ROCKLAND GAZETTE ESTABLISHED lHSfl. ( &{n $resa is tin ^rc^imebean £eber tfjat globes tin ffllorlb at tTbio dollars a gear j DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANOKr ROCKLAND COURIER ESTABLISHED 1874. ( (SINGLE COPIES PRICK PTYK CENTS.

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extensive [In Thomaston,* or even In Knox Chestnut street, value .$1000; the G. H. Cleve­ Carleton A Co. of the stock In the Rockport and the prospects better than nsnaJ at this sea­ others will cut a large amount into beading and B U S Y K N O X . County, as that of the preceding year by far, land tbree-story frame block on Main street, Icc.Co. held by Hon. N. T. Talbot, Joseph H son of the year. There are also fire saw mills in stave Inmber. as we learn. The. manufacture of limo gives value $0000; the Johnson Knight brick block Gould and Gen. J. D. Rust, the new firm op­ town where cooperage and long and short him- Wejhave made quite an improvement in the more employment to men than that of any on Mechanic street, [three stories, containing erating under the name of the Rockport Ice ber are manufactured giving employment to a way of building this year. Mrs.[ Susan la n ­ other buslness[ln this town, and the disburse­ four stores, Masonic and Odd [Fellows halls, Co. number of persons,and making a ready market ders has bnllt a aotise and ell; also Romanzo ment of monev-among the.people as the result offices nnd dwellings (nearly completed) value Business in general (throughout the village for the surplus lumber of the farmers. And yet Spear basbnilt a house and stable adjoining the What the County’s Various of this Industry is very extensive. In fact, it $35,000; improvements to the Simonton & has been good In.spite of the bad weather and the,best water power in town is at present idle, lot of E. S. Carroll, who built a house and now is the most Important, business ot the Gill store, Elm street, value $25,000; house for some 12 or 15 new houses have been built or the privilege known as the Powder Mill priv­ stable last fall,making fonr bouses, two stables Towns Have Been Doing town, nnd one which seems to stand by us, al Frank Thorndike, Pearl street, value $1500; are In process of construction,one in particular, ilege. and a store built witbln|>a little more than a though it requires a large amount of capital to house for Israel Thorndike, Knowlton street, that of Mrs. McKIsson on Summer street, hav­ The past year Rockland parties have bought year. David Dickey has purchased the corn- carry It on, nnd It does not at all times yield value $2000; house for H. C. Small, Meguntl- ing one of the most finely decorated interiors the Buxton farm which contains large deposits house formerly owned by J. W. Farrar of the Past Year. the amount of profit that so large and rxten cook rftrttet, Taluc $1500, and a summer cot­ of any in the county, the work E. P. Labe of of lime sfone^and; have expended $12,000 in Washington, used as a store-house by D. O. sivc a business should yield.' We hope this tage ' at Lake City for Capt. I). S. Martin, Rockland, while such houses as those built by clearing the dirt, breaking into the quarries and Wade A Co., who since June lst[ have sold enterprise will continue to flourish, and that it Camden, va|ne $1500. H.L. Shepherd,W. A.Merriam,Walter Tolman erecting a kiln and shed, giving employment to 11,725 bushels of corn and meal,|18 tons of may prove of profit to all concerned In all Its C. P. Brown Has built a stone porter’s lodge and several others are nn ornament to any town a large number of men, and[developing n busi­ shorts and 50 barrels of flour. branches of manufacture. If the lime business for A. M. Judson, New lYork, on Ogier Hill, and indicate the comfort of home life in our ness which bids'ffair to be permanent. They Trade nt the store, which is run lnj[coonect- Fads and Fjcares That Slionld fails us where are we ? Certainly we should value $3000; house for Ezra Bramball, Chest­ village. have already left $3000 among the laborers and ion with the steam mill, was very good in the see dull times in reality. nut street, value $3500; double tenement The advantages of Rockport as a summer farmers while operating here. At present there first part of the season. Several severe and terrible accidents have house for Joseph P. llall, Boston, Elm street, resort are beginning to be appreciated, nnd at Is strong talk of a railroad from Union to the la Kept for Reference. occurred In Thomaston during the year. That vnlde $2500; houso]'nnd stable'for Capt. Ed. Ballard Park the cottages of Mr. Miller of the Knox A Lincoln at this place and the town Is of Will Spear was the most severe and pitiable. Anderson, Pearl street, value $2400; a summer firm Miller A Luce of West Quincy, Mass.,and asked tojloan its credit in aid of the enterprise, By the discharge of duallne in the q tarry be cottage for Mrs. Gookln, of Indianapolis, Ind., that of Mrs. Pascal of this place, both built which we trust will be done. lost both arms above the elbows and was badly at Lake City, value $700. i He has also put this year, together with the cottages ot Gen. The past year there has been five new bouses A Cheeflng Report—New Business and A County Where the Towns are injured otherwise. Thomas W. Dunn hnd his new.sllls and a new floor into the basement of J. D. Rust, N. T. Talbot, C. F. Richards and erected : Romanzo Spear’s and Mrs. Landers' Bright Prospects. leg crushed by a stick of timber while dis­ the Baptist Church, and is now; at work upon others, form a nucleus of what bids fair very at West Warren, Harrison Parker, Oliver Union, which has lain in a dormant state charging a vessel. The son of Joseph Rich, the stone and frimekstable of Hon. J. B soon to lie a very pleasant and much frequent­ Wide, Very Wide Awake. Vlnal and Joseph I.ockle ut the Village. and whose business has been growing less for ards met with a terrible Hccidcnt at Mill River Stoarns, at “Norurabegn,’’ to cost when com­ ed resort. On the west shore at McIntire's Frank Wotton has also built a mill in place of the past few years, has reason to rejoice, when by getting his clothing entangled In the over pleted about $5000. Grove several cottages have been built,and the the one burned in September. she looks over the past year and notes the Im­ shot wheel at the grist mill. Other accidents S. C. Tyler has built a house for Walden outlook for next season is ull that the most The agricultural interests of this town are provements and increased business in the town. have occurred, and the chapter thereof has Dyer on Summer street, value $1200, and one sanguine could wish. second to none in the county. There arc many Agricultural, Piscatorial, Industrial on the same*street for Sanford Dyer, value The population which has been on the decrease been quite extensive. In the shipyard of Carleton, Norwood A fine farms in town cultivated by intelligent and for the past ten years is conceded by all ob­ The past season being it very rainy one our $1200; house for George Mills, on Central Co. one vessel is now being built, n large industrious farmers who by economy nnd strict and Other Topics Treated. street, value $1200; house for Ronelo Eldridge, serving citizens to have reached the lowest roads have been In a very bad condition, and 3-mastcr, and the prospect is that they will attention to their chosen occupation have be­ point and is now on the Increase, as several we have had very extensive washouts, the Park streot, value $1500, and a house for him­ build a vessel or vessels the coming year. come well to do. self on Mountain street, value $2500. families have moved into the town the past few most extensive of which has been that at the The Rockport Collar Co., a comparatively The educational interests of the town arc well months and to obtain a tenement in the village Meadows, costing the town (it is said) not far D. G. Hunter has built a house on Washing­ new enterprise employing two or three men in looked after, and the churches are well kept and ton street, value $1100,nnd sold it. at the present time is one of thc[|lmpossibUI- THOMASTON. from $400. The falling in of tbo McLoon the manufacture of heavy collars tor draft well supported. ties. With the prospect of a railroad we look quarry bank will necessitate the town's raising James Ludwig has built for himself a house horses, has increased Its business very .rapidly Warren is a thriving nnd industrious town and barn on Cross and Central streets, value forward to a large .amount of building and in­ Its Record for the Year—Business, Disas­ money to rebuild the bridge over the same de­ the past year under the management of C. with a good community and as bright prospects creased business anotherjseason. $1500. ters and General Information. stroyed nt the time of the failing of the western Fred Knight, and now sends its products to as any town in this section. It has fine farms The Piper Packing Co. will enlarge its busi­ Freeman S. Keller is building two houses on The year of 1888 has not been a remarkably side. This quarry was ICO feet deep, nnd the all pnrts of the state and many orders to Mas­ well stocked and managed, has several well ness and.make extensive repairs on its cannery Gould street; one for Clinton Richards, value eventful one in rhe history of Thomaston, yer mnss that fell was CO feet long, 10 feet wide and sachusetts and beyond. condncted manufactories,has good waterpower another season. it has been one that has brought plenty, health of the depth half way down or more. The $800 and one for Arthur Wentworth, value Several small branches of business have waiting for capitnl and enterprise to use it, Is a $800. Whitten A Messer are looking forw ard'to a and pence. It has had its shadows nnd sun­ warning given by the dropping of small de­ been;started including the grist and saw mill healthy locality, has good school privileges, Gilbert A. Young has built for himself a new store another senson. L. R. Morton shine. To many it has been a sad year, to tached stones was timely lor those at work built by Burgess A Son, which Is run by a has rich deposits of limestone in many sec­ has established a carriage repairing business. house and barn on MountainJ[street, value others it has been one of happiness. Evidently running the engine In tho bottom of the quarry, water motor and has had abundance of work tions of the town, is in good,financial condition, Marston Barker has bought and thoroughly $2000. there has been more pleasure within its borders nnd caused them to flee a few moments before since it first started. has no lawyer in town, has two good physi­ repaired the Hills saw-mill and is doing a Ralph E.[Richards has a house in process than there has been the reverse. There has the large mass came tumbling down. cians, Is on the line of the Knox A Lincoln flourishing business. Lenfest Brothers have of construction on Bay View street for himself, On the whole the people of this smart little been less of sickness this year than the pre­ We have to record one new industry, that railroad. honght nnd repaired the Hills stave-mill, and value $800. place have much to be thankful lor, and can ceding year of 1887, nnd the death rate has not of pant manufacturing, in the I.evensnler store The only thing needed is more railroad nnd are doing a great business in staves, beading, A. S. Hall has a cellnr begun for a house for look ahead to the coming year with bright been so large. Quite a number of our promi­ on Knox street. This industry furnishes em­ hopes. that to come nearer the village nnd accommo­ shingles, etc. Littlchalc A Messer have bought himself on a new street, running out of Lime- nent citizens have passed away, the most ployment to quite a number of people and bids date the lime quarries. Then Warren would the Hagar stave-mill and are making thorough rock street, to bo completed in the spring. Juno 7th the Baptist Society dedicated its marked of whom were Capt. James Hender­ fair to grow. Success to it! be the banner town of Eastern Maine, nnd we repairs on it. Gleason[A Bartlett are anxious The buildings above mentioned are confined handsome nnd thoroughly rebuilt church with son, Capt William S. Colley, Dr. John B. During tho summer our town had one of the believe it is only a mntter of time nnd a very to enlarge their stores. Geo. Fossett A Son to Camden nnd its suburbs. Correspondents appropriate services. It is a beautiful edifice. Walker, Charles K. IJnnell and Hon. Albert best base-ball clubs In the state, and the con­ short time when we shall see the road built and have made repairs on their store the past sea­ for other parts of the town can show what lias During the year Rev. F. A. Snow was ordained P. Gould. The latter part of the year Mrs duct of the clnb everywhere won them the all our different industries booming. In fact son. Mary O’Brien, wife of the late Edward O’Brien, name of gentlemen ns well ns skillful ball been done in their respective sections. pastor, and is greatly liked by all. we fully believe Warren’s prospects were never Tlie town has also loaned its credit to aid in died at the advanced age of 92 years. players. There have been several new streets built in better than at present. Camden during the year 1888, and more are During the year Rev. Albert P. Green has the construction of a railroad down the The business affairs of the town have some­ This closes in brief the incidents that have Can any good come out ot Rockport f js the needed. One new street leads from Union to been called to the pastorate of the Baptist George’s Valley to the Knox A Lincoln, and what improved, but not to that extent it should occurred within, and connected with, the unjust reproach often cast upon our village. Limerock, one from Chestnut (“Summer") to church, and Rev. F. S. Hunnowell ordained Union is going to have communication with in order to make Thomaston a prosperous borough of Thomaston. From week to week “Sin and Iniquity abound" here as in other Bay View, “ Beacon Avenuo," from Chestnut the rest of the world. town. Some new industrial enterprise should during 1888 the representative of T h e C o v k ie r - places; but while the evil is proclaimed upon pastor of the rejuvenated Congregational to the sea shore on Terrace Point, nnd one The past year we have had occasion to be established, nnd the town given a stride in G a z e t t e in this town has given you the cur­ the housetops,” the good deeds done,the elevat­ church, both faithful and talented pastors, from High street to Camden Harbor, through mourn the loss of C. R. Morton, who held the direction of business activity, so that her rent events of each week, and has not missed a ing, uplifting influences exerted, are seldom heartily supported by their people. land of W. W. Perry. many offices of trust. W. C. Gleason, Mosek young men could remain at home and build up single number of its edition. A happy New mentioned. The wheat and tares grow togeth­ The one sad event of the year was the well Tho number of new buildings by the above Luce and N. E. Shepherd, all stirring business the town. Year to vou a ll! er, and what we look for we see; what we de­ known poisoning case. catalogue amounts to thirty-eight, and the A Board of Trade has been established, a sire to hear, with that our ears are filled. We The number of marriages for the year is 23, men and upright citizens, have passed away, value to $106,500. polls 619, school children 740. Our selectmen sincerely mourned. code of by-laws regulating the same ndopted, CAMDEN. will spenk of some of tho institutions that in a Wo learn from the real estate agents, and officers chosen to further the interests of quiet way are accomplishing much good. arc B. B. Payson, Robert Hull ami Isaac Very few new buildings have been built in Perry & Packard, that the prospects in the land Libby, II. W. Robinson town clerk. the town in such a manner as shall enhance Our Circulating Book Club is just dosiug its town tho past year. Mr. Dornan of East Union A Splendid Report and Flattering Ont- and improvement line are good for 1889, Five the business objects so much desired. A great look—Some Building. nintli year. The books are distributed in SOUTH WARREN. has built a small stable. A. W. Payson ot new summer cottages will be started as soon as deal is said to have been done in this direction about twenty families. Books of travel—“ An East Union has enlarged bis store to accommo­ As the year '88 draws to a close a brief re­ the ground will permit and several town resi­ Another twelve months have rolled away by BoardB of Trade iu other towns, und we Unknown Country," Miss M uloch;'‘Old and date increasing trade. J. P. Fish has bnilt view of the pnst seems proper. The year 1888 dences will be built. A new woolen mill, for and who shall say it has not been a prosperous trust that the Thomaston Board of Trade muy New Spain,” Dr. Field; Scientific books— over the Dr. Sibley house and made it into a maiks the close of the 120ih year of the his­ the manufacture of felts,to employ fifty hands, year for South Warren. True our industries be able to devise and promulgate some formula “Earth and Man,” Dawson; “Madam How modem cottago house,with piazza,bow wtadows tory of Camden proper, 1768, being known in is also to be built on the power just above tho are limited, but these have been operated to of business that will meet the approval of our and Lady W hy," Kingsley; “ Common Sense their fullest capacity. Our farmers, too, have and all modern improvements, and with the 1G29 as the lurking ground of wild Indians and Knox Woolen Co.'s mill. citizens, and one which they can carry for­ Science,” Grant ;History—“ William the Silent” been busy as an inspection of their barns and various colors in which it is painted, it pre­ wolves. After having passed through a suc­ H. M. Bean has a contract for building a ward to success. Selections from “The Story of the Nations." granaries will prove. In fact every branch of sents a very attractive appearance among tbo cession of activity and business stagnation for large four-masted schooner and also a large There has been no dwelling houso built in Fiction—“ Drones' Honey," Sophie M ay; business nnd trade in .town represented has large elms that the doctor set out. This is one more than a century, the present decade has three-masted schooner, the timber for each of town the past year , but there have been great been one of prosperity. Business has con­ “ Homespun Yarns," Mrs. Whitney; Golgol's made splendid returns for the amount invested. of the prettiest places in town. Nath'l Thurs­ changes in the holding of houses and real which is now being cut in Virginia. It is early Russian stories. Other books on the current ton has enlarged his house by adding another tinued lively and real estate risen considerably, yet to predict how much will be done for 1889, There bus been very little building here dur­ estate. The most marked improvement has more especially within the last two years, and and familiar topics of the day. These books ing the year just passed. The K. A L., ever story, new plate glass windows|[and modern but the prospects ahead are better than usual at improvements. The house now has a very been the moving of the Georges National Bank the growth of the past seems but meager com­ are passed once in two weeks, from one family alive to the needs and comforts of its patrons, this time of year. neat and substantial look and much has been and the Savings Bank down town Into the pared to that which is to erne. to tho nearest member of the club. The mag­ erected early last summer u neat nnd cozy de­ Our village has suflered severely the past added to its convenience. Mr. Thurston has rooms at No. 113 Main street, where they have The 17th day of June, 1887, marked an azines taken are Harpers, Scribners, Century, pot which T h e C .-G .]Jso stoutly advocated. given up bis farm to bis son Carl, ao enterpris­ fitted up banking rooms of the most modern epoch of blessing seldom experienced. On season trom lire, the great conflagration of Atlantic, Popular Science, N. A. Review, Art This supplies a long-felt want and we assure March 13th sweeping away two blocks and ing young mau, who will make the farm shine and elegant style to be seen east of Portland. thut day gates were hoisted and the purest Amateur, Agriculturalist, St. Nicholas. These the management the people appreciate their en­ Two houses have burned during the year, the turning our Odd Fellows and Masons out into under his management. Mr. Thurston Is one water, enough forcach, enough for all, and ap­ are passed weekly, from one to three magaz­ deavor and we hope business will so increase at Stuart Harrington bouse on the Cushing road the cold. Enterprise has restored the Knight of our first-class farmers. parently enough forevermore, came rushing ines to each member. At the annual meeting this point within the next few years as to In May, and the house of Capt. John Turner Block with a fine brick structure. through four miles of pipe into every principal in December the books out|of circulation arc necessitate the building of u station four times Quite a good deal has bceD|done in the way at Walker’s Corner In the western part of the The number of marriages in town for the street in town from Mirror Lake, at an eleva­ sold at auction.and the money obtained is used the size of the present structure. of repairing buildings, shingling,[painting, etc. year is 58, deaths about 50, polls 1400, nnd village in September. tion of more than 300 feet, three miles distant, for purchasing others. Tho yearly expenses The important business change here has been The two most important eveuts in the history between 1500 and 1600 scholars. Alden Miller, On the whole shipbuilding lias held its own through the enterprise of the Camden & Rock­ of the club are from sixty to eighty dollars at the corner grocery. W. O. Counce, who has of our town the past year have been: 1st, the J. S. Fuller and E. Orbeton are selectmen, and compared with last year. Three schooners land Water Co. Who can estimate tho amount ot knowledge so long and successfully conducted the busi­ dedication of thefSoidiers Monument on Jnly A. D. Champncy town clerk. have been built: Cora Duun, launched in In that year the Camden Woolen Co. was gained, the pleasure received from a regular ness,has recently associated with himself W. K. 4th, when a large number of people were here March and Willie H. Childs in November, organized, built a large mill and is running Its course of such reading ? Jordan. Mr. Jordan is too well and favorably from the surrounding county. The address both built by Dunn A Elliot; nnd the John K. The Ladies Reading Club has been in oper- known to need any word of introduction here. was delivered by G. M. Seiders, esq., formerly full capacity, nnd this year have put in a new ROCKPORT. Souther launched by Washburn Brothers in set of machinery which will Increase the tion eight years. There are ten members The new firm start out under prospects that are of thlBtown, now of Portland. And the railroad September. The advance of freights during capacity 25 per cent. meeting weekly from November till May. ludeed promising. They have placed a team meeting held Oct. 17, whereby the town voted the autumnal months encouraged our ship­ Tho Knox Woolen Co. has gradually in­ Lime Business lor the Year—Associations Their reading has covered a wide field. on the road and have 'established routes to Ioan its credit of about $29,000 in aid of the builders, and an increased business In this line creased its business every year, and this year That Do Good. This year the club soon commences Bryant’s through all the outlying neighborhood, which George’s Valley Railroad to connect with the is anticipated. The loss in navigation by translation of Homer’s “ Iliad." Two ladies K. A. L. R. R. at Warren. A great demon­ built an addition which is running on full The history of Rockport from the time of is a great convenience to those who heretofore wreckage ha? been very largo indeed. Ship who have been members from tho beginning, stration wus held Iu theeveniug over the result, time. Its first settlement has no strikingly vivid chap­ were obliged to drive to town to procure their Allred D. Snow, Capt. William Willey, from are absent this year, Mrs. Brastow, on a trip firing otf anvils, fireworks, illuminations, etc. The anchor works of W. O. Alden have had ters, nor does it bear record of great business groceries. San Francisco lor Liverpool, wus wrecked near to the Pacific coast, and Miss Barrett, teaching Only 88 votes were thrown in opposition. It an average amount of business this year and gains or losses, and the closing year of 1888 Job A. Spear, our wide awake butcher, has Waterford, Ireland, Jan. 3d, 1888, and all in Billerica, Mass. is hoped that alter we get the railroad that we enter the new year, 1889, under the - _t adds but another well rounded chapter to the during the short time be has been in the busi­ hands lost. Besides the captuin there were from A large class graduated from the Chautau­ new industries will spring up and tbat in a few favorable t ...pices. record of a gradual but permanent growth. ness built up quite u trade which we hope will Thomaston Henry Sullivan (mate) and John qua courso in 1886 and a few in '87. Now there years we shall see some new bouses and other This village has been for years second only to continue to grow. Lermond (carpenter); from St. George, NEW HVILUtXOS. is a circle of 20 members who finish the course buildings rising. Rockland in the amount of lime manufactured Another enterprise which started duriug the Robert Barter (steward); and John C. Willey, in '90, ’91, ’92. At the monthly meeting in past summer and which is sure to prove a good Spencer Mero has built a house for Dr. W, in the county, turning out last year more than There would have been some 250,000 cans of a nephew of the captain. On January 9ib the November, the recitations showed thorough investment is the milk business of Miles F. Bisbee, on Mountain street, value $5000; 300,000 casks, operating 14 kilns as follows : sweet corn put up ut the cannery at the Com­ ship John T. Berry, Capt. James Watts, from one for Winfield Rokes, Pearl street, value study, and the papers on “ Homer” and the Davis, who in order to supply his customers mon if the frost in September had kept ofl’, but Pbilade'pbla with cargo of oil for Hiogo, $1200; a stable for Alf Martz, on Union street, Carleton, Norwood A Co. 5 “ Telegraph and Telephone” were of more finds it necessary to keep about twenty cows. a small amount was canned this year and of Japan, wus burned ut sea. Two bouts left the 8. E. A H. L. Shepherd, than ordinary merit. value $400; house for same to be built in the G. F. Burgess A Son, 2 Several transfers of real estate have been medium quality. This industry is a great ship, and the one containing the captain, Gor­ spring; and a stable for Oliver Farnsworth on G. K. Carleton, 2 it is not necessary to speak of the work be­ made hero during the y ea r'88. *J. It. Studley, help to the farmers and most of the farmers in ham P. Mathews (mate) and 11 of the crew Union street, value $400. J. H. Bells, 1 ing done by our Sunday Schools and tho village who has lately purchased the Dr. James Spear town hare gone into raising sweet coru. landed at Nambucca, New South Wales. A O. F. Shepherd, 1 associations for charitable und social purposes. R. T. Wadsworth has rebuilt the old farm property, will it is said the coming summer re­ The various orgauizatious, Masons, Odd few days after they urrived ut Sidney und a The two kilns of G. E. Carleton have beeu These are well known, We wished only to house ou the Thomas farm, on the Belfast place the old tumbled down buildings with a Fellows, Relief Corps, W. C. T. U., Good cable dispatch sent home. Capt. Watts and Mr. operated during the most of the past year under bring out some of the more quiet forces work­ road, for Hon. J. B. Stearns, now known as new house, barn, out buildings, etc. Templars, Grand Army, Sous of Veterans, etc., Mathews came to Francisco und from there ar­ the improved process for burning the rock, ing among us for good. This has not been “Selbourne,” a summer residence, value of We regret very much some enterprising man­ are in flourishing circumstances and stand rived home in March. The body of Capt. which was invented by Mr. Carleton und on done to “show otf," but in justice to those Improvement $4000; also made improvements ufacturer has not received sufficient induce­ ready to do all the good they can. Willey was saved und arrived home Jan. 24th. which he has received a patent. By this pro­ who are ready to spend time and money in on the udjoiulng Glover farm buildings for ments to locate here, but, if as it is hoped, the The number of births in the town for the The loss of the schooner Sidney G. Hupper in cess soft coal is used instead of wood, un in­ their desire for mental improvement, and pro­ Hon. J. B. Stearns, value $1000. Georges Valley Road connects with the K. A year ending March 1, 1888, was 21; the num­ the West Indies was the largest one, the vessel creased draft being created by means of a fau gress in all that makes well rounded charac­ M. C. Whitmore has built two houses, one L. at this place, we shall [be surprised if So. ber of deaths 20; the number of polls 458; the being worth at that time over $50,000; and or blower run by a small water motor, and the ters. for J. W. Ingraham, on Limerock street, value —————■ • I - Warren does not get a shoe shop, a carriage number of school children 436; the number ot that of the schooner John S. Perry, owned by beat is regulated by a line spray of water dis­ $1200; und one for Luke Allen, on same street, factory or something of that sort. marriages for the year ending March 1, 1888, J. O. Cushing A Co., said to be one of the best charged into the burning coal in the fire arch. WARREN. value $800. 20; from March 1, to Dec. 20, 23. vessels engaged in the lime trade. The other A great saving in the cost of fuel and an increase WEST WARREN. S. N, Southard has built a house on Chest­ Our present efliclent town officers are as lot- loss is tbat of tbs schooner John K- Souther, ot marketable lime from the same amount of O ne o f the County's Smart Platea W lie re The year 1888 was not particularly prosper­ nut street for Carleton, Norwood & Co., value lows : Selectmen, B Burton, Republican, L. Balano master,which ran ashore on a coral reef rock is the result of this process. Business Booms. ous at the steam mill. Soow did not come until $1000. Norwood, Republican, U. W. Payson, Demo­ In the ice business, in which Rockport is the near the West India Islands. The schooner F. In reviewing the condition of our town iu all the first of February, when it came in a large crat ; School Supervisor, W, A. Luce, Republi­ L. M -Paul has built a house on Bay View L. Richardson, bound from Turk’s Island to only shipping port in the county, the past year its varied interests and phases for the pust year quantity with a heavy crust on top, making it can; Collector, E. Lovett, Independent; Towu street for Frank M. Young, value $1000; and Boston, has now been out 47 days, and fears has been one of great success, the two firms, I and its future prospects, we do it with a sense almost impossible to do any lumber business Agent, E. H. Mero, Independent; Town one fot; Isaac Bryant, on Cedar street, value Clark, | are entertained that she will never be heard the Rockport Ice Co. and Carleton A Co. hav­ of satisfaction. No town in Eastern Maine in this section. About one-half the usual F. E. Burkett, Republican. from. The damage to the schooner Mattie $800. ing shipped more than 50,000 tons of their cel­ has natural facilities superior to Warren. At amount was sawed, as follows: 109,000 feet of The prospecls of Union for another year are Eaton, by getting ashore on Neponset Beach, Small & Spear have built the summer cottage ebrated Lily Pond ice, mostly to southern and present we have a woolen mill, which under the long lumber, 300,000 staves und 50,000 pairs of J flattering iu the extreme. The prospect ofl was the most extensive of that received by any “Cedar Crest,” on Ogier Hill, for Mrs. Palmer West India ports, the former firm having efficient management of Supt. Thomas Walker lime-cask heads. There has also been 5000 a new railroad seems to have given a newt of our vessels the past season. She has been of Lawrence, Mass., value $5000; a summer an extensive trade in ice, lumber and general has the past year employed 75 hands, and done lime-casks made. gotten oil and towed into Boston where she cottage for Frank L. Smith, Boston, ou Beacon merchandise with ports in the West Indies. $275,000 worth of business. There is also a shoe The prospects for the coming year are good. business impetus to the towa, a foreshadowing 1 will be thoroughly repaired. Avenue, value $2000; addition to summer Within the past three months the two firms shop in town which has the past year turned Robert Hull is cutting oil a large piece into of what will result when the railroad is really I The lime business of 1888 has not been so I cottage of Capt. Phillips, Taunton, Mass., on have been combined as one by the purchase by out 6437 cases containing 342,166 pairs of shoes heading and kiln wood; also Ed. Stover and in operation. THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1889. ■fa SOUTH t7WI»N. Otft'8 READ. take some interest In its qtiftt prosperity. IN -ROCKLAND,- Crockett---- 26th, Creatfiery Association or- Basinet* Io this part of the town bat been Within this abort period tbe events of its his­ ______ganizes; handsome schooner John I. Snow W E A R E as good as In years post,without much increase, A Busy Year -There Is No Doubt That tbe tory are those that Inevitably happen In the successfully launched from yard of I. I,. Snow thongb some new Industries have started. P lade Is Grow-1 ng. course of ordinary circumstances and no mat­ What the Year Has Brought Forth, a co...... soth, work begins on tbe cellar of the W. A. Bessey bat fitted up a photograph The psat year has been an eventful one for ters of unusual occurrence have marred or ------— new hotel to be built at Bay Point, and tbe peo- Owl's Head, and the number of new buildings aided Its progress. The financial prosperity gallery over the paint shop, formerly occupied Brief Monthly Chronicle of the Leading ! pie who have said all along that the Bay Point GIVING AWAY erected Is something astounding for a place of of our people during the past year has exceed­ Co. would do nothing crawl Into their holes. by Franklin Bice, esq., and is prepared to take E v e n ts. pictures of all kinds. A. M. Dotv has started this size. At Easter's Cove a beautiful sum­ ed that of former years. NOVEMBER. TO ALL SUBSCRIBERS OF THE mer resort has been laid out, Owl's Head Park The fishing industry has been most success­ J a n u a r y . a repair shop at Hills Mills, one mile from the 1st, desth'of Elijah Averill....2d, death of so called, a beautiful winding driveway cut fully pursued. The catch ol fish and tho prices Contemplated cutting down of lorce In cus- I Common, where he repairs all kinds of wagons, H. E. Ingraham ....6th, election day, Harri­ and dynamited through the thick woods, and a being greater have made it one of the most toms districts and great furore among those In I sleighs, sleds, etc. Mr. Dow is a first-class son goes ln ....8 tb , Rockland Republicans workman and all work that comes irom his fine hotel, tbe Simpson House, erected on a successful seasons for many years, and the office....Hurricane Granite Co. gets a big slice Courier-Gazette celebrate and dealers in candles do a thriving noticeable eminence commanding a view of the prospects for the coming year are not less of tbe Boston Court House job and Knox shop is done in a thorough manner. L. Wiley, business....llth, Charitable Association or­ broad bay, the lime rock city and Camden flattering. County stone cutters sm ile... .North Haven formerly of Watertown, Mass., who purchased ganizes.... 18th, Capt. Wm. Spofford dies___ mountains. This house Is 45x40 feet with ell, The appearance of onr village has been im­ people reported In starving condition, which the Joy place, has gone into the hen business, 19tb, mud protest mefeting of the Board of three stories high,with a tower 45 feet from the proved by the erection of two new buildings, and proposes to send eggs to Boston twice a proves to be news to the sturdy Islanders who Trade, and appointment of a committee to see ground. It has 20 rooms on the second and and especially by the enlargement of our post week. Mr. Wiley is a thorough business man vigorously deny tbe re p o rt.... 1 lib, terrible what can be done to better our streets... .26th, and no doubt will make it a success. Ho also third floors. A fast steam launch, the Gracia office, which is now as fine and commodious Bradford, Mass., disaster, in which Rev. H. A. OUR sad news of loss of Capt. A. N. Fales of Belle, makes frequent daily trips to Rockland, an office as will be found in any town in our mannfacturcs candy of ail kinds, and supplies Hart of Portland, at one time pastor of the schooner H. C. Higginson, wreaked on Nan- touching at the granite wharf built here. state of comparative size. Our new and costly our home market. Mr. Ripley of Appleton Rockland First Baptist church, lost bis life---- tasket Bench.... 29tlt, Thanksgiving Day; has moved to the John Grinnell place. Judge G. M. Hicks, Edwin Sprague, esq., and hall, built three years ago, besides adding Rockland people discuss a night train over the Catholic levee. Only one new house has been built In town Capt. A. F. Pillsbury of Rockland with New greatly to the fine appearance ot our village K. & L. and still no night train results....Ter­ FAMILY DECEMBER. the past year. J. D. Thurston at this place York capitalists are Interested. The house Is has well supplied its public need. rible wreck of ship A. D. Snow of Thomaston, who commenced his house in the fall of '87 has in good hands and has everything to recom­ It would be great injustice to our town and at Waterford, the 3d, reported, and loss of 1st, Capt. 11. C. Chapman, retires from the Thorndike, and goes to Bangor, Berry Bros, finished it this year, the first new house mend it to popular favor. greater to the memory of Capt. James Parsons Captain W. J. Willey and other Knox County taklngcharge of the Thorndike... ,5th, annual built In this vicinity since 1872. There Is no The Orand View Hotel, A. J. Small propri­ should we fall to recognize and record his people....Ship John T. Berry, Capt. Watts, PHYSICIAN! chance for business to increase much more etor, Is another new public bouse erected here death in this review. Capt. Parsons leaves a of Thomaston, lost at sea the 9 th ....A K. A L. meeting, and encouraging rep o rt.... Jos. J. Durham visits the city with the view of unless there are more houses built to accom­ the past year. It Is beautifully located where vacancy that has not been and will not be easily coal famine is imminent....2Gih, the K. & L. establishing a terra cotta manufactory in Ibe modate the people. Some would come here to It commands an nn Interrupted view of old filled. He was one of those few men who In terry at Bath freezes up and from Thursday till old cement kilns....5th and Cth, Old Ladles lire but there are no tenements to be had. ocean with Its thickly interspersed Islets. The bis life illustrated all those principles that en­ Saturday night Rockland has no mail. T h e NEW EDITION. Home F a ir... .‘25th, Christmas; Sears Hose It Is rumored that a hosiery factory will be grounds surrounding have been neatly laid title men to become respected and influential C.-G.’s back number exchanges are eagerly Co. make $250. started at South Union when there are railroad out. A steamboat wharf will probably be among their acquaintances. In this large cir­ sought; many ship wrecks from ice are re­ facilities. built soon, in close proximity to this hotel, cle he will be greatly missed. In matters of ported On the whole there has been very little sick­ where we hope to see onr new steamer, the town Interest his good council will no longer FEBRUARY. The Bangor dally Whig and Courier,—While ness in town and no epidemics. . Acadia, stop dally. be given, yet lie will be remembered by all 2nd.Rockland Harbor becomes a nice skating we believe It to be the Imperative dnty of every Most of the people who have died were F. M. Smith has had a successful business who knew him as one who was toremost In the ground and excursion parties foot it across to citizen to support and encourage his home advanced In years. Two of the oldest persons at popular Crescent Beach with its fresh fish interest ot his people’s welfare and foremost Owl's Head....3 d , T h e C.-O. receives a $25 paper by patronizing it to the full extent of In town have died: Mrs. Jemima Fuller aged and other attractions. in Christian work. cheek from a "Former Rockland Boy” to be his tnenns, n9 thereby he Is giving encourage­ ment to all local enterprises, still we cheerfully 97 and John Hart aged 92. Mr. Hart was born Lowis A. A rev has built a mansard roof The number of births for the year has been used In buying fuol for worthy poor....4th, 15, marriages 12, deaths 7. Our selectmen are recommend to all who have the means and here and had always lived In town. Mrs. house and stable near his store. Capt. Arey the new and hnndsotnc Spofford Block occupied Aaron E. Wlncapaw, E . J. Cook and Enoch wish to keeo posted daily upon what is pass­ Fuller was a native of Sherburn, MasB.. but and his efficient wife by their genial manners by tenants....12th, second anniversary of our ing in tho world, to subscribe for the Bangor bad spent most of her life here. and fair dealing have secured a good trade. W. Bradford, R. R. Morton town clerk. Y. M. C. A. in Farwell Hall, and $850 pledged Daily Whig and Courier, one of the best of Two C. L. S. C. Societies have been organ- Their wharf on which is a storehouse has the ....1 4 th , the ice leavcs.the harbor with a rush our exchanges and second to no paper in the lied, one at the Common and one at South past summer had a granite abutment built taking several vessels with it. Cutter Wood­ WILEY'S CORNER State as a medium of the latest and most re- Union, and a Knitting Bee at South Union, across the end exposed to tbe sea, and a cual- bury to the tescue... -22nd, Knox Lodge, I. O. liaable news. Tbe Whig contains all the the purpose of «rhlcb is to build a sidewalk in sbed built thereon. The Village Indulges lu a New Poor O. F., dedicates its new and elegant hall in the our village during the coming year. new Spofford Block with appropriate ceremon­ latest telegraphic dispatches, Financial and Owl’s Head chapel, a (inc building, will be H o u se . Onr town's prospects for the coming year ie s.... 23d, Commander-in-Chlef Abbott of the and market reports, shipping news. Agricul­ completed next spring. This village has not been entirely asleep the seem to be good provided we get the railroad National Sons ol Veterans visits R ockland.... tural intelligence, a large amount of miscella­ past year, and some little business bas been built, but otherwise there Is no prospect of The town owns u road machine, and in most 25th, Rockport sch. Nellie Bowers lost in Port­ neous reading matter and general news of this stirring. In the list ot deaths tbe names of business Improving to any great extent. of the houses you will find T h e C o u b ie r - land Harbor, Capt. Spear and other Rockport section and State. It is outspoken on all ques­ some of our most respected citizens appear. G a z e t t e . men losing their lives. tions of public interest, and staunch advocate There Iirs been considerable improvement of Nelson Ulmer of Rockland has bought the of all measures it deems calculated to promote EAST UNION. property and dwellings. The most important MARCH. Enoch Post place,and by underdraining and till­ the moral or material welfare of the people. A year has just closed which Union will event in the building line is the completion ol 1st, Rockport’s Reunion hall, “ her beauty age is showing tiie people of this vicinity what The Daily fs sent postage free, for $8 00 per scratch down In her history with a big mark. the new poor-house. The work was done and ehivnlry”....5 th , city election, W. S. can be done in agriculture. annum $4 00 for six months; $2 00 for three Business has not been so good for several under the supervision of Mr. Hupcer, one of White elected mayor by 502 majority, the Re­ months; 16 cents per week, payable In advance. years aB It has this past year when its At Crescent Beach a cottage has been built our townsmen, and reflects great credit oil his publicans electing every officer....Rtb, Congre­ ------by Warren parties. various branches have prospered. The Free workmanship. The mason work was done gational church, Rev. D. P. Hatch, pastor, cel Peterson's Magazine for January begins the It Is DllTerent from all Other Works High School which proved so successful under The following have died in this place during by Thomaston parties and was well executed, ebrates its semi centennial, appropriate music year with fresh attractions and Increased merit. of Hie kind Ever Published. the supervision of F. A. Alden has taken no the past year: Mrs. Lucy Hurd of Ash Point, and taken all in all our town cau boast of as by cboir and historical sketch by pastor.... The two steel-plates are charming in subject F IR S T .—It teaches those who have it how backward steps under the present supervisor, Mrs. Cornelius Magee of Owl's Head und Mrs. suitable a building for tbe poor as any town ot 12th, city government organizes; sch. W. L and engraved with great delicacy and finish. to tell whul the matter it when a person gets sick ! W. A. Luce. A great share ot the credit be­ Margaret C. Emery. its size in tbe state. White abandoned at sea....13th, Camden bas “ Zoar and the Zoarltes," by G. W. Christine, All similar hooks toll what to do i f you t. now what longs to Fred H. M. Wltham, the principal of a scorching, two fine blocks burned. Our is a very interesting illnstrated article. The the disease is. This book tells you how to detect the school. NORTH HAVEN. Board of Trade Icarn9 something about Loan mammoth fashion-plate gives the newest and ihe disease, and then what to do for it. (Wo will show you how ft does tliia if you will cull and see In June the first number of that pithy little M ATINICUS. & Building Associations....llth,death of John most effective styles for costumes. The work­ us. No Other Kook Published Does This. monthly paper, the Union Farmer, was Issued, Real Estate and What the Fishermen Mehan....l5th, organization Nahanadn Tribe, table and embroidery pntterns are the prettiest SECOND.—When a person is really at­ George Fish, editor and publisher. Have Been Dolug. A Beautiful Spot W ith Many Attractions— I. O. II. M., and the wnr-whoop is beard on the any magazine can boast. The Supplement tacked by a dangerous disease, it enables yon Mr. James Dornan the contractor of the street... .20th, Rockland's Leap Year ball.... has a handsome design for a bed-spread ; it is to know the fact, nnd in such cases its ndvlco No events of great importance have occurred Fish Facts. is : “ Semi for a competent physician nt once.” handsome monument on the Common has 2Gth, temporary organization Rockland Loan noticeable as being the largest pattern ever during tbe year and but few changes of any Matinicus, which supports about 175 inliabi- But in all ordinary cases, such as can he easily lately removed his granite cutting apparatus & building Association effected....7lh, given by any publication. Try “Peterson” sort. Considerable land has been sold to oat- tant,s is u very thriving place. The principal cured (and most of the ailments of a family to this place, where he carries on a good busi­ Creamery meeting in the A rm ory....E dw in for n year, and you will not regret it. Terms: are of this kind, if only you could recognize side parties. occupations are farming and fishing. The ness in his line, employing three meu. He Sprague for 33 years editor and proprietor Two dollars, with great reductions when taken them) It gives full directions for treatment. North Haven offers many attractions to champions in the three trades this year were, 1’he point is. that it teaches yon to distinguish has Improved machinery and does fine work, of the Free Press retires, Harold F. Roberts in clubs, nnd elegant premiums for getting up summer visitors as there arc fine facilities for Ernest Young, at farming, Weston and l’res- between a dangerous nnd a trifling disease, as is shown by our beautiful monument on the succeeding him. . . . 17th, opening of the list clubs. Send for a sample-copy. Addre.-s and tells you when it is necessary, und when boating, bathing and fishing, and pretty drives on Ames, in tke fishing fleet. Farming here Common. This bids fair to be a prosperous session of the East Maine M. E. Conference, Peterson's Magazine, 306 Chestnut Street Phil­ not necessary, io call a physician. No O th e r all over the islund with (Ina views in all the past year has been quite successful. Matin­ Hook Published Does This. business town, and we wish Mr. Dornan closing the succeeding Sunday, Bishop Fowler adelphia, Pa. directions. From the North Shore, Castine icus potatoes are considered as good as any in T H IR D —In its directions for treatment success. presiding. can be seen in clear weather and tbe numerous the markets. It has been estimated that about it 19 not confined to the practice used by any MAY. The New System of Bee Keeping. one class of physicians; hut it gives, separate­ Islands which dot tbe bay a9 far as tbe eye can 3000 bushels were raised here the past season. PORT CLYDE. The city contracts for the Gamewell Electric In nearly every family there is some one who ly, and for each disease, the methods used by reach. A yacht club bouse was built by Bos­ During the year the fishermen have done a Fire Alarm, and the firemen put on a irs .... 11, could keep bees and secure a handsome yearly each of the different “ schools” ot medicine: Its Shipping btatus—Something About ton parties at the Thoroughfare and in summer large amount of work but had bad weather for income. If one swarm ot bees kept on my und In all cases the prescriptions are made by Rockland Loan & Building Association organ­ the most eminent men in their respective Summer Visitors. many of the fine yachts of tbe Eastern Yacht the fishing business. In Ibe lurge licet, bcIi . plan will pay forty dollars yearly, twenty will Squadron anchor there. W .C. Cabot of Brook­ ized....Sim onton Bros, lease the next store pay eight hundred dollars, fifty, two thousand modes of practice. This makes the work During the past year business in this place David A. Osier, Capt. Weston Ames, and sch. dollars, etc. If not deslrnble to keep bees lor specially suited to the needs of every family, line, Mass., has had another cottage built ou north, occupied for years by T. A. Wentworth, has been as good and perhaps belter than the Alena L. Young, Capt. Preston Ames, took the profit in dollars and cents it is nice to have no matter what “ school” of medicine they bis land at Pulpit Harbor. The Job Banks laurels. They stocked about $5000 each und add it to their original place of business honey lor fdmlly use. prefer. No Other Hook Published i average for the past few years. The large D oes tills . and C. C. Calderwood farms have been sold to Among the small boats the honors are unde­ givingthem fine q u arters....7th, terrible acci­ For particulars of the New System of Bee fishermen did fairly well in the first of the Besides this there are three chapters in tho summer people. cided, but it has been estimated by some that dent to William Spear in the Samuel Ulmer Keeping write M ils. L iz z ie E. Co t t o n , West season. The season has been rather bard for quarry; unanimous call extended by tbe Free­ Gorham, Maine. 47 work which are worthy of special mention, small boat fishing. The mackerel fishing was Mr. Bowditcb has a road laid out across his Will Dailey stocked the most. The net fisher­ namely, those on “ Diseases of Women,” lot of land to the shore and intends to build a will Baptist church to M. H. Babcock of Ash­ a failure, none being taken in this vicinity. men had very rough weather during the her­ "Discuses of Infants,” and “Cnre of the Sick.” cottage there next season. land, N. H., to become its pistor, accepted.... A Head-achey Problem That Interested The first of these is a model of its kind. The canning factory of Burnbatn & Morrill ring season. Their capital as a company has the Lawyers. It is chaste in language, contains no disgust­ There has been a religious revival the past 12,Rockland Red Men swoop down upon Rock, has dene an extensive business in putting up been figured at §3000, more or less. Sanborn & ing pictures for children to happen on and be few months and many people have been bap­ port and establish a tilbc there... .Purchase of A problem in simple multiplication clams and menhaden (blue-back mackerel) for Young’s new weir (situated at N. E. Point and over-curious about, und taken altogether is the tized. land at Owl’s Head for summer resort purposes appeared in one of the .Maine newspapers most practical, sensible and straight-forward which they find a ready sale. Franklin Trus- in fishing order June and fished until Septem­ The fishing fleet met with very poor success ....2 2 d , Rockland Republicans elect Cleaves not lonst ago, for the correct solution of treatise upon this delicate subject that has sell has done more than an average amount of ber) was a tolerable success. Greater results ever been printed. this last season. Sells. Maud S., Cora A. delegates, but Burleigh gets there just the same which the newspaper offered a prize of buying and making salt fish. The lobster are anticipated the ensuing year. There have This chapter alone Is worth many times tho ....25th, death of Capt. John Gregory....Oil fifty dollars. It was as follows: cost ol the hook to every mother, even if it fishermen have done about the usual amount Smith, F. H. Smith, Amy Wlxon, Eben Dale been about 3600 boxes of herring smoked here and Seafoam were the only ones which fitted is tried us a fuel in lime burning with great Take the number 15. Multiply it by had to he purchased at its regular price. of business. this fall. Mark and William Young have itself and you have 225. Now mulliuly The other chapters referred to are equally out for seining. After becoming satisfied there success....27th, Memorial Sunday, eloquent Oar vessel owners have suffered considerably smoked and boxed ubuut 2000 and Hiram 225 by itself. Then multiply that well written und valuable. were no mackerel on this coast they went to sermon in M. E. church by Rev. J S. Cum­ from the unusually heavy storms the past Smith and S. E. Condon about 1600 boxes. J. produc’. by itself and so on until fifteen, tbe Bay of St. Lawrence, but not many fish mings, tbe new pastor of that church.... Read the Following Indorsements of year. Capt. J. W. Balano, in particular, be­ H. Sanborn, fish dealer, has bought a large products have been multiplied by them Distinguished Physic Inns. were caught and they fell far short of paying 30th, Memorial Day, oration in Farwell Hall sides losing the fine vessel he commanded, quantity of fish and has been doing a vast selves in turn. Having examined tho advance sheets of tbe their bills. Sch. Charles Haskell was fitted in evening by Dr. 11. C. I.evensaler of Thomas­ has lost quite heavily in others, but has good amount of business. He bought more than This question involves more labor work entitled “Onr Family Physician,” I cun out early in tbe year for fishing in Ipswich Bay ton, address at cemetery, E. K. Gould, esq. say th at 1 find it accurate In Its descriptions of courage yet, and is going to have another 350,000 pounds of lisli which he dried here In than would appear at first sight. Some discuses and relialdc in Its therupuiical depart­ but got only broken fares of fish. She has built next season. There has been more than tbe fish yard und shipped to market by sch. JUNE. of the lawyers about the Superior Court m ent. II. K. COng, M. U. lately been chartered by Portland parties for room have been considering the problem Professor of Theory und Practice, Ilabnemaun the usual amount of business done at ibe Lillian of Vinalhaven and sch. Alena L. Young Rockland gets on the trail of a shoe-factory. Medical College haddock fishing. Sch. Willie Parkman has and the chances of obtaining the reward, marine railway the past year, keeping a large of Matinicus. He also bought and cured about The trail endB in Waldoboro. C hagrin....R ev. I hereby certify that I havo examined a work been sold to Portsmouth, N.H., parties. Schs. if the promise hohb good to this date. entitled “Our Family Physician,” und find It to bo force employed a large part of the time. 5000 pounds of Bound,, 700 barrels of Fr. Peterson of St. David’s church resigns his Henry Nickerson and Electric Flash have been They finally submitted it to Hon. Josiah correct in its diagnosis, and, in my opinion, There have been hut few new buildings herring, and oil in abundance. He had five pastor .te amid universal regret, and Rev. Fr. worthy of the confidence of the public. a few trips coasting. Sch. Alice Fox has been 11 Drummond, of the Cumberland bar, I l . 8 . H ann, m. d. erected here. James Stimpson bus built him a men employed as steady help, and had, during Phelan of Winterport, at prosent the popular hauled up all tbe year. Sch. Oasis coming who hus a wide reputation as a mathe­ I have examined the udvance sheeia of “Our fine new dwelling house; K. F. Marshall has some of his busy days 15 to 20 employed. This pastor, takes his place.... Work begins on the Family Physician." It gives me pleasure to from Bangor recently went ashore in tbe Penob­ matician as well as a lawyer. recommend tiie work as correct In its mode of bad a small store erected; and the Wash­ season he has been preparing boneless cod for wharf for the new resort at Owl's H ead... .19th, scot River, neeled over and sunk, bat bas since Mr. Drummond, after struggling with ireutmentof diseases, und it deserves wide circu­ burns have made an addition to their black­ the western markets, lie bas been engaged in opening of Maino Congregational Conference lation. J F. ( o o ke, M. D. been raised and carried to Bucksport for re­ the problem long enough to see how Professor lu Burnett’s Medical Collage, Chicago. smith shop. tbe fish business here since 1882. Ice for this ...25th,Harrison nominated,and the Bhilneites pairs. much labor wus entailed in tho solution, Alter examining the publication, "Our Rurally There has been more than the usual number business is cut at Henry Young’s pond and weep....25th,arrival of the delegates to tbe an­ made the following discouraging report Physician," I cun fully indorse tiie opinions ex. Flounders are plenty this winter and are be­ ! pressed oi its merils by the above gentlemen. of summer visitors here the past season. Some stored in the ice house in the fish yard. At the nual meeling of the Women's lleliof Corps of upon it. lie says: ing caught in large quantities and shipped to It. A . GUNN, M. D ., have bought land and are going to build cot­ present time the lobster catchers are preparing the State, a successful two days session, "The final product called for contains I Professor of tbe Burnett Medical College. New York. Packet Greyhound has taken off tages. Only give us a steamboat anil we will for business. There will be 25 or more engaged 38.589 figures (the first of which are Tiie book contains a valuable chapter of some 200 barrels tbe past fortnight. Smelts JULY. symptoms, which will aid wonderfully in boom! in this enterprise. Some arc shipping their 1412 ) Allowing three figures to are quite scarce and small. Lobsters have been Work commences on the trestle of the L. R. , diugnosing diseases, nnd the proper remedies There has been but little sickness and no cutcb to Rockland by packet Julia Fairbanks. an inch, the answer would be over very plenty this last summer, but prices were It. R ...... 3d, arrival of Burgess yacht Mon- i are given for Allopathic, Homeopathic, Eclec- contagions diseases, and in this school district The carpenters have been doing considerable 1070 feet long. To perform the opera­ j tic, Hydropathic and Herbal treatments. small and there were no mackerel, and many hegan and great excitement amongst Rock­ (of seventy-five tax payers)tbere has been but repairing tbe past year. The school-house was tion would require ubout five hundred Every family should hate a guide to health to of tbe fishermen were obliged to take up their land's yachtsmen .. ..4th, Grand Army men go millions of figures. If they can he four deaths: 8 .8 . Hatton, Widow Marshall, repaired and painted by W. B. Young and F. ussist the family doctor. It is not traps. When tbe cunning factory run it made to Union to celebrate....8tb, arrival of the made at the rate of one hundred a min­ intended to taxc the pluee of a Ellas Maloney and Nellie Marshall, which A. Norton. Repairs have been made on the a good market for the fish as well us furnishing first locomotive for the L. R. R. It...... Bib, ute, a person working ten hours a day doctor in every instance, hut ■hows that this is a healthy place for residence. bouses of Jackson Ames, William Young help you do everything employment to maDy people, but now, between branch of the Ancient Order of United Work­ for three hundred days in each year Henry Young and Isaac Tolman. Edward possible in his fish laws and game wardens and fines there is men organized.. . . Waldoboro gets tbe new would be twenty-eight years about it. absence. PULPIT U.1HBOK. Ames is building a large hennery, and we pre­ not much profit in tbe business Hnd tbe factory shoe factory. Rockland folks come the sour If, in multiplying, lie should make a sume said building will be tree from tax, in is only open for a short time in the fall for can­ grape business-...18tb, arrival of the Volun­ row of ciphers, as lie does witli other Doleful Pishing Report— A Spiritual aud consideration of tbe vote made at the planta­ The Best Premium Offered by Any Material Harvest. ning clams. teer and other crack yachts, and Rockland's figures, the number of figures used tion meeting to “ exempt from taxation any Many of our young men find employment mosquito fleet cruises about 'e m .... Rockland's would he more Ilian 523,393,228 That News Paper in the United States. At present we do not tee any very bright houses, cottages or additions to dwellings for in the corn packing establishments in the fire alarm gets ready for business, and the wise would he tile precise number of figures prqspect for the town's welfare in the way of the accommodation of summer boarders that western part of tbe state. oues criticise... .26th, Canton Lafayette visits used, if tbe product of tiie left hand THE MOST PRACTICAL l~ business for the next year. Fishing is the life might be built within three years, for a period figures in eauli multiplicand by eueli There are many fine and well kept farms in Vinalhaven and is royally entertained. of the town and that has been almost a failure of five years." figure of the multiplier was always a the past two years. When our fishermen do town and tbe farmers have had good crops AVGUST. THE MOST RELIABLE I Matinicus summer boarders aud rusticators single figure; but as it is most frequently, well farmers do well because they always have and good prices this year. become more numerous every year and we 6tb, Simpson House, Owl’s Head Park, dedi­ ' and yet not always, two figures, tbe To Our Old Subscribers. a good market for their produce. Among tbe well-known citizens who have method employed to obtain the fore­ think Matinicus might and will at some future cated by the aid of Claremont Commandery It is customary with newspapers to give We can write with pleasure one very im­ died within Ibe year was Cap). John Smith, going result cannot be accuratelv ap­ day be a refuge for rusticators. Pure air, and tbe City Cornet,Band-. . .10th, Democratic premiums to new subscribers only; but the portant event which has occurred in our town. who was 83 years old and only survived his plied. Assuming that the cipher is used publishers ofthe C.-G. mean to revise this old beautiful scenery and quiet,obliging neighbors County Convention.. . .13th, the T. L. 1. goes The past three months 67 people have been daughter, Mrs. H. E. Calderwood, by a few on an average once in ten times, four rule; they intend to do us well, at least, by good cooks and honest people are characteris­ to muster and come* back bringing honors.... their old subscribers—those who have stood converted and baptized, and now are hard­ weeks. hundred and seventy-five millions of tics of Matinicus. Wbat rusticator could ask 18th, Republican County Convention. by the paper in years past, and paid their working Christians. This has been accom­ Tbe number of births for (he year is 6, figures is a pretty close approximation money for it “ right straight along.” We pro­ more! Matinicus is a very beautiful and fer­ SEFTEMUER. plished under the faithful leadership of Rev. marriages 2, deaths 8. We have 193 polls, and to tbe actual number.”—Portland Argus. pose to show our appreciation of these friends tile lillle island and bas been greatly enjoyed in a substantial manuer; and as ihe premium Mr. Howes, who has labored bard for this 170 school children. Our selectmen are Harri­ Family reunions to tbe front... .13th, reun­ by it* former rusticators. ion of (he Fourth Me. and 2nd Battery Assoc i- Montaigne—There is no torture that to be offered Is expensive, and as our express glorious consummation. son Beverage, John W. Wooster and Oreu S. ! object in offering it is to increase our list of Owing to the hay-crop being short several Waterman, E. Courtney Crabtree, towu clerk. Tbe boat builder* are preparing for work. Mi«n....21st, death Capt. Alfred Sleeper.... a woman would not suffer to enchance | subscribers, we will ask every old subscriber Tbe famous bout builder* Capt. W. B. Youug The Rockland Edge Tool Co. commences busi­ her beauty. who may renew his subscription thus re- of the farmers cut their grain green for fodder reiving the valuable premium,to constitute him which brought the grain crop far below what FRIENDSHIP. and Capt. Fred Norton will »oon begin on a ness. ...Beginning the 19th Knox Agricultural Balzic—Woman is a charming crea­ Society hold* its annual fair, or rather foul ses­ I self a missionary, und aid us in securing at It was estimated before thresh log lime. F. A. boat for Capt. Norton. Some extra fine Bail­ ture who changes her heart as Easily as | least ONE new subscriber. Come, and tiring sion, when one considers the weather... .29th, her gloves. Joyce informs us that be threshed this year b Improved Village aud Prosperous ing boats have been built by Young A Norton. i us one new name and get a book that will lie A ! of incalculable value to you. 1,700 bushels agaiust 1,423 bushels Iasi year. Y e a r—A Loss. Tbe number of blrlbs bere for the year is 3; death of Hiram Hatch. A, de Musset—A woman forgives OCTOBER. The potato crop was better than an average As the year 1888 draws to a close we think marriages 0; deaths 3; poH*65; school children everything but the fact that you do not i N. B.—If ibe book is to be sent out of this covet her. office, twenty cents must accompany order to this year and are worth 60 cents at present. that those who have visited our pretty little 62. W. B. Young, 1. E. Pbilbrook aud James 12tb, the Iron Hall lakes up it* abode in pay postage. Rockiaud... 16, 17, 18, Red Men’s Fair, a gilt- The corn and bean crop was almost a failure town would he glad to bear of its welfare dur­ E. Hall are assessors, aud F. A. Norton clerk Latuennais—Woman is a (lower that POKTEK & JONES, os awouul of the backward aaaaou. ing the past year, and those who have not may and treasurer. edged success.... 17tb, death of Capt. Robert | exhales her perfume only in the shade J Rockland, Maine. THE ROCKLA N1) COURIER - GAZETTE: JTFESDA Y, JAMJ^RY IMS'!

••W A Y I I P " S E T IN ED. CRISP CONDENSATIONS. In 'lie estimation of nil OUR STA TE. nmokem nre ABOUT TOWN. A gap Blovo has hren invented to rival FfL'-0oUuR*! SLEEPER’S f End of a Long and Bitter Labor What Has Happened in Its Borders Contest— Successful Arbitration—The tho bookcase folding bed. It is concealed in a handsome colonial clock case. The Past Week- Terms of the Agretm nt -Mr- Doug­ N. & S. las Claims no Vtctoiy Wiley FietchcT, of Irwin county, Oa., is the proud owner of a fish book that Read and be Convinced CIGARS William l„ Dougli-s and the Lister's Union Important Bits From Here, There and lirtvcat la-t come m an understanding over the has been in constant -use seventy-flvo —THAT THERE ARE— Everywhere. <1 (Terences « hl, Il have exi-led between tile two years. Mud nnd deep mud Christmas, whew! lor over a year, and they are amicably adjust- A little girl in De Kalb county. On., re­ All efforts having failed to raise money by ed. I'bl- result was broiiaht abm t tills aiier- joices in tlie name of Susan .Julia Melin­ There arc enough Insurance agents about for subscription to buy a (ire engine at West Paris noon liy a - ommitlec ot Lu-ters, with Edward da Maria Savannah Sophia Elizabeth Tbe Lowest Pi ices in K m Co a mess. it bag been thought best by the business por­ J Brmiv as cliairioiin I bev called at Mr. lady Bug Towers. Trade Mark. Reg. Dec. 20, 1887. tion of the village to get the village incorpor­ Douglas' Factory on Pleasant street, anti niter S. S. SLEEPER «fc CO., Factory, Boston. Don’t forget the big time of Anderson Camp, a long talk tbe stilke was declared off. The The first locomotive built in thia coun­ VERY FINEST FLOUR MILLED ...... » 7 4 0 S. of V., tonight. ated in order to secure better protection against terms of tbe iiereeinent are these: I he lusters try was christened “Best Friend,” and fire. will agree in ihe luture io leave all limiters of HKBT BT. LOUIS FLOUR MILLED...... 7 OO WOODBURY. LATHAM & CO., Our dealers have been busy the past week Henry G. Ba worth, the man who first WHOLESALE AGENTS, A reward of $.500 has been offered for the dispute to the .stale board of arbitration when run it, is still living. REST PATENT R O L L E R ...... O 4 0 swapping slippers, etc. either side cannot agree. William Douglas PORTLAND, - . MAINE. apprehension of the man who knocked down and ngiecs to Hire all ihe union men for whom he A Frenchman has brought out an in­ GOOD •' " ...... A 9 0 Rev. Fr. Quinn of Ellsworth is here as robbed H. S. Houghton, of Wilton, last Sat- bus cnipioi incut, but none of the lusters now vention whereby anybody can play a assistant to Rev. Fr. Phelan. arday night. It is now thought that Mr. at work sliall lie discharged unless their Work piano without ’ previous training, by is unsatisfactory to the lornnan or the room. means of a crank and other devices. P O R T E R ’S Onr mail clerks and expressmen are tired Houghton will recover. Moore, arrested on Tlie union men will also be allowed to operate out. It’s been a busy spell for ’em. suspicion, has been released. the lasting machines In ihe factory, and the Mrs, Jane Hussly, who died lacking hut one month of being a century old, at MARKET DEPT. M. II. Nash is making improvements about Matters connected with the failure of H. B. same pilees as Mere paid befuic tbe strike will be paid. West Orange, N. J., had two sisters who HKBT TENDERLOIN or SIRLOIN ROABT.lBc Central Laundry his newly purchased home, Spring street. Mason, of Ellsworth, arc gradually being set­ Mr. Douglas does not want this considered lived to tlie ages of 100 nnd 101 years tled. Many of the creditors are laboring men, ns u victory over the Lasters’ Union. He told respectively. DEBT BIRLOIN STEAK ...... 2 0 c An alleged detective has been in town the Still Does the Excellent Work past week looking after some mysterious who can ill afford to lose the amount due a H e r a l d correspondent that Ihe onlv issue Twenty-five years after tlie burial of R EST RUM P S T E A K ...... 1 8 c them. Messrs Arno W King anti Everartl 11 he eoniended for was that of arbitration, be I For which it in ho celebrated. female. being willing to agree tbat there shall be no , $19,000 by a Virginian a Baltimore wo­ Greely were appoln.nd assignees of Mr. Mason's man located the spot in a dream, and 2 LRB. CHOICE STEAK ...... 23 c I)r. A. M. Austin was severely burned by loekouis or obstacles thrown in the wav of tbe PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. Estate. men joining their unions. Mr. Douglas says next day took two witnesses with her hot metal by the burstingof a mould, narrowly OUR 50 GENT TEA MipWork called for and delivered free of charge. The apparatus connected with the big by he never lias objected to any man joining a and dug up tho coin. Satisfaction guaranteed. escaping the loss of an eye. union; but on the contrary, has encouraged it. j Mr. Marquis, of Bearing Spring, Trigg Knocks any Ten for the money in Knox County. drnulic press In the Lewiston Machine Com­ for both employer mid employed could then - We hnvc the largent line of The Ariel Ladies Quartet ot this city nnd pany's works broke Monday when a pressure understand each oilier bi tter. county, Ky., lias just, in Hie cotirso of F. S. PORTER, ditch digging, come across somo Indian McNamara go to Gardiner this month to sing. of 1500 tons bad been applied to the calender 1 lie principle ol h ibiiranon which Mr. Doug- j RAISINS FOR CHRISTMAS 403 Main Street, at the Brook, Rockland. graves, in one of which there is a per­ Rockland will he well represented. roll under the press. Great pieces of iron flew las lias inbiduced mm ins factory was pub- j in the city. Also a full line of iisbed in the H e r a l d , and is in accordance 1 fect skeleton nearly eight feet long. A new boy on our long 1st South ionic has in all directions mixing sad havoc with with the ideas contained In the bill which Mr. | Every day that tlie sun rises upon the New Nuts, Confectionery, Etc., been making some trouble for our subscribers. machinery and shafting, but no one was hurt. Douglas, a- senator, iptroduced into the Legls- I American people it sees an addition of A week or so will straighten things out. lature, establishing ihe presem state board of i AT BOTTOM PRICES. H, B. Stuart, esq., one of tbe prominent Citi­ arbitration. The lusters in this city are pleased .*2,500,090 to t.lie accum ulation of w ealth Lovers of good entertainment have been high­ zens of Orono, who was strikeu with apoplexy over ilie settlement, and think tlie troubles in tlie United States, which is equal to T here is no line of ly lavored this season. Another treat awaits a few days ugo, died Sunday exening after a winch originated were cause,i by a mistake. one-third of the daily accumulation of all POTTLE & TUTTLE, Mr. Douglas brother uialinluctnrers arc also mankind outside tlie United States. Igoods manufactured ol all in the McOibeny Family, Jan. 11 and 12. severe illness. Mr. Smart was a man 75 years pleased over all tbe results, and see in the Spear Block, 310 Main Street. of age and was one of tbe most esteemed res­ A n old ledger has recently been b rought which the consumer Our Charitable Association has tound several union’s netloti a dtspusition to tie fair. At tbe to light in Edinburgh. Scotland. It lx>- idents of tbe town. For years he has been a present time Mr. Douglas requires every em­ A b iiD B C n f/ knows so litt,e rps!‘1'1 pitiable cases of destitution the past week, and ploye in the factory to sign tbe articles of ar­ longctl to a merchant of tlie Sixteenth has filled empty larders and put fuel into empty sealer at tbe Penobscot Boom in tiie summer. century. At tlie top of the insido hoard Maine, Vermont \^hUtSor.n^y jng quality. You ask ------bitration to which be bits already affixed liis coal bins. signature. — /loifon Herald. tho bookkeeper inscribed (Jie words: Western, Creamery, for a pair of GOOD CHRISTMAS CRUMBS. “God hlis this built and keip me and it BUTTER II. I.. Thomas is coming bntk to occupy bis and Dairy THE WOMEN DID IT. honest-.” RUBBERS nnd take old iish-stand, and George McLaughlin, who Tbe day was very quietly passed in this city, The total eclipse of the sun Jan. 1 is whatever the retailer and the mud was horrid. Solid, Ball and Bricks— Very Fine, has been conducting the iish bnsiness there On one of tbe most stormy, disagreeable | attracting interest in scientific circles, has moved one door south. M. C. Veazie of Boston enjoyed Christmas days of tbe year, nearly seventeen thousand and preparations are being mado to make Made in June. offers you. If yon will insist on having noble, patriotic women of Boston wen: to the K, C. Rankin & Son have bought John Mc­ at the home ot liis patents in this city. careful observations. The totality in the tho poll' and voted. This is not the first time the Namara's one-third interest in the James mothers, wives, mid daughters of this country United States will be confined to the The doll in Breek’s was named Capitola. northwest, and will be longest continued COFFEE TEA, SPICES, FLOUR Morse mineral on the new county road. A have taken up tbe broom of reform, mid done There were K)bodd guesses, bnt no one guessed surprising work lor tbe interests of their chil­ in California. Produce and a American Rubber Co.’s line vein of mineral runs through it. correctly. dren mid families. A novel electric railway has been com­ goods and bo sure that they bear this The steamers of the Boston & Bangor line Tbe music box in W. II. Kittredge's was Allliougli over twenty thousand Bo-ton pleted, running from the shore of Lake Choice Variety of Family Groceries I leave Rockland, weather permitting, as follows : drawn .by Hiram Smith. Tis a beautiful women registered, hardly anyone (save tbe Lucerne over a bed cut in the solid rock WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Company’s name or trade mark, you will women themselves) believed they would actu­ For Boston, Mondays and Thursdays; for up instrument. ally vote. to the summit of the Burgenstock, 1,380 be assured of a good article. river ports Wednesdays and Saturdays; for It. A. Crie and wife entertained a large party Tliis proves that every year new avocations feet up. It lias a gradient of from 82 to O. B. BALES, 58 per cent. The electricity is generated Green's Landing and beyond Wednesdays and of family frionds at their pleasant new home are opening where women demonstrate their 837 MAIN STREET, - ROCKLAND. They are Made of Pure Para Rubber, ability, as well us capability, to transact busi­ by a water wheel in the ILiver Aar. Saturdays. on Broadway Christmas day. ness for themselves, and make money. The ranhest election bet of the cam­ The Penelope Co. had a very pleasant trip T. H. Ingraham, the popular K. & L. con­ Women living near a village or large town can make many dollars “ pin money ” every paign has just come to notic. The to Cainden Thursday evening, and a large and ductor, was remembered by the travelling men year raising poultry and eggs. Mrs. James loser was to read every lino in the Sun­ Sold by All First-Class Retailers. appreciative audience. They are under obliga­ with a purse of $125, the hand of J. H. Haines L. Burgess, N isliuu, N. IL, sac- she cleared day edition of a New York daily. He tions to J. II. Sherman and others of the com­ being prominent in tbe scheme. last year, from only 16 hens, $36 59 for eggs commenced his task two days after elec­ S^-Insist on having them and take no mittee of management there l'or their hospital­ alone. She could have cared lor 16(1 hens eusi- tion, and expects to flnisli tho job by The Vinalbaven Echo remembered T h e ly, mid made ten limes as much. She attrib­ Christmas if Ids strength holds out. others. ity, and to Leroy Horton for his skill and care in C.-G. force with an elegant Christmas cake, utes her success totiie use of Sheridan's Con­ “ making up" the stage. Mr. Horton is an old dition Powder to make hens lay. There is no Herr Rudolph Falb. the nniverftal pro­ with nuts in it, ami chocolate frosting all over vider in the matter of eart hquakes, has hand at ihe business and did his work well. doubt, that Powder is n great help. I be man­ it, and all lettered in pink, and other things ufacturers have for years offered cash premi­ issued liis annual budget of alarm. He nice. None of it spoiled. ums to consumers, mid a proof of wbat we be­ says tbat wo are to have plenty of earth­ NEW YEAR'S NOTES. Tbe boarders at tbe Adams restaurant, oppo­ fore -aid ot women is tlie fact that every year, quakes next year, the days upon which a woman captured one of their larger premi­ ho lias fixed being March 17. April 16. site Tin: C.-G. office, remembered Mrs. Adams Secret balloting is now ums. This year the first premium is $50.01) May 15. A ug. 11, Sept. 9, Oct. 2-1 and with an elegant marble-topped center table, io gold, and we should not be a bit surprised being discussed in many Nov. 23. while tbe children were nut forgotten. 1 be if some woman got It; if not, she will get a Spoken by well known and respectabiej citizens i If? quarters as the great rem­ lot of eggs io sell from using the Powder. English locomotive drivers are making presentation was gracefully made by Insurance of their own localities are the highest recommend­ edy for bribery at elec­ Mrs. Mary J. Glenn, of Rustburg, Va., -ays— a vigorous kick because tbe companies Agent Ayer. “ Betore using .Sheridan’s Powder I was get­ ations that can be given any article. True words tions. That something is will not provide cabs on their engines to Tbe concert and levee of the James F. Sears ting from 10 hens, 5 io 7 eggs per week; dur­ shelter them from rain, snow and storm. spoken for BELL’S SARSAPARILLA come from needed is evident and we ing eight weeks, while using it, 1 got trom the every locality where it is known and used. Mr. E. Hose Co. was a success in every way. There Tlie directors claim that the cabs are re­ trust tho legislature of our same hens, 8x2 egg,- worth ove: thirty dollar-." sponsible for many of the railroad acci­ 1'. Lansil, of No. 5 Brick St., Bangor, says : "I was a big crowd and ’twas a civil and orderly I. S. Johnson ft Co., 22 Custom House Street tnte will give its attention to it this winter. dents in the United States, because they REDUCED PRICES! have suifered years vvitli Itbeum atisin in my Knees occasion. The concert by the Iopas Quartet. Boston, M ass., ■ i|,c only makers of Shen lu ll's Condition .“owner Io make liens lav) will send, obstruct the view. —WE ARE .SELLING A — i so much so that I could scarcely walk at times. Six We wish you a happy New Year. Meservey’s Quintet, James H. McNamara and postpaid, to any person, two 25-ecnt packs ot The meanest man in Kansas has been Fuoun j?on $s.ca I bottles of BELL'S SARSAPARILLA cured me a Rockland bids adieu to one prosperous year W. E . Heath, with Mrs. Carrie B. Sbaw, Powder and a new Poultry Raising Guide, for year ago." D. W. Gibbs, Glenliurn, Me,, writes: found. He lives in Reno county, and in That we warrant to be as good as can be bought in to welcome a more prosperous season. pianist, seemed to be thoroughly enjoyed. 60 cents. I lie book alone costs 25 cents. For writing to (lie treasurer of Sedgwick thifl county for .$<» 50. Call and gut a Sam ple “I can recommend BELL’S SARSAPARILLA as Messrs McNamara nnd Heath especially were 81.00, live packs of Powder and u hook; for FREE. All other goods lower. a superior medicine, especially in stomach trou­ The January number of the Union Farmer $120, ti large 2 1-1 pound cm and book; six county lie used a jxistal card that had bles.” C. W. Ciate, Capt. S. of V. Bangor, Me., will appear in tinted covers. Twenty pages of in line form, nnd were encored in both their cans, $5 00, express prepaid. Send stamps or done duty once before, spending nearly NOTE THE FOLLOWING PRICES ! says : "My mother lias been a sufferer for years with miscellaneous matter have been specially pre­ numbers. The boys netted $250. Tlie plush cash. Interesting testimonials sent free. three hours in effacing the old address, 3®“A11 goods warranted or return at our expense. pared tor this edition. We are sure that sub­ set was drawn by Ada Yose and the silver postmark and message. 'Hie postal is to Asthma and Indigestion. Nothing helps her like be framed and hung in the treasurer’s service by Dinsmore Graves. EDITOR’S TABLE. 20 lbs. R ice...... $1 00 20 lbs. S oap...... 1 00 BELL'S SARSAPARILLA. We would not be scribers to the Union Farmer will appreciate office. 20 lbs. P ru n es...... 1 00 5 lbs. good Coffee... 1 GO without it." Capt. G. II. Atwood, Bangor, Me., tlie New Year edition. Sci ibner’s Magazine for January open- the' 121bs.Ch< ice Raisins 1 00 4 lbs. good T ea...... 1 00 speaks as follows: "I have not found in *25 years a YE OLDEN TIME. Mr. Etlison has devised a doll with a 3 lbs. good Tobacco. 1 00 12 cans Corn...... 1 00 third year ot it-successful exlsteiice wiib the small phonograph inside, which talks 12 cans Toin:ito< $ 1 00 12 cans Pea*...... 1 Oo remedy that ha- given me so much benefit for Inter- PERSONAL POINTS. promise for 1889 of mi even greater variety in 1 1 00 12 cans A pples...... 1 00 | nal Hemorrhoids as BELL’S SARSAPARILLA. An Old Tavern and a Large Family. its content.- than before. Groups o f articles on when tlie handle is turned. The phono­ 4 gal. Molasae*.. 1 0014 lbs. Sugar...... 1 00 At this season of ihe year a look back is Art, Literature and Criticism, Railroads, Elec­ graph is placed in a receptacle within 4 lb*. A ss’ed Spic 1 00 20 lbs. Bust S o d a ... 1 00 Rockland boys always come to the front. tlie chest of tlie doll and (he handle pro­ always interesting, and many of our readers tricity. and Fishing, will bo among tlie inter­ BeefSteak, Chicago or Eastern ...... 2 lbs. for 25o The Gardiner Reporter in an article on the big esting features. 1 be richness and excellence trudes. When it is turned the words ap­ Beef Roast, Chicago or Eastern ...... per lb. 10c will be interested in tbe following: oi the illustrations will be maintained and ad­ pear to issue from tlie doll’s mouth. Ed­ Beef Corned, Chicago or Eastern..pur lb. 5c. to 7c J E L L ’S SARSAPARILLA dry goods establishment of /.. Frank Little, vanced. There are six illustrated articles in Beef C orned, by the b b l.(b est)...... &10 00 has the following concerning a former Rock­ A friend informs us that tbe first public ison has also devised a clock which an­ Fresh Pork, Lambs, Mutton, Sausage, Poultry, LEADS EVERY OTHER KIND.’ bouse in this section was kept by Isaiah Tol- tic- January number, E. II. and E. W. Blash- nounces the time by speaking. land boy who has a responsible position there: liebl contributing the leading one. entitled etc., at bottom prices. man, grandfather of Alvin S.Tolm an of Union. Fr sb Cod, Halibut. Haddock, Hake, MncKcrel, “ Mr. G. K. Mayo,to whose taste by tlie way, is " Castle Life in tbe Middle Age-." The Rail­ ONE TRIAL IS ALL WE ASK. DOMESTIC MEASUREMENTS. O yster’', Clam s, Ix)bst«*rs, etc., alw ays on hand at this line large establishment indebted to a great The old tavern was located where the Tolman way Series is continued wiili a very lucid ex­ lowest market prices. quarry now is, the remains of the old cistern planation of " Railway Management " from mt extent for its very attractive appearance, a t­ official point oi view. " The Invalid's World” being visible there now, near the place of the Four teaspoons are equal to one table­ Special Notice to Sportsmen. 50 I TS. PER BOTTLE EVERY WHERE tends to the wants of the many who are lured is a sympathetic sketch of the bright side of spoon. recent eave-in. The old sign that hung in front A. M. Robinson, Jr., Apoth’y, 1‘rop., Bangor, Me. there by the line line o! dress goods and invalidism. William Elliot Griffis writes ot We have just put in a full line of of the old tavern is now in the possession of “ Japanese Art Symbols." “ Tbe Luck of the Soft butter the size of an egg weighs linens." one ounce. Guns, Revolvers, Ammunition, Etc., Mr. Tolman at Union. It reads a9 follows: Bogans" is a story of Irish-American city life Larkin Hall, who has an enviable position —an entirely new field for its author, Sarah One pint of coffee "A” sugar weighs Orne Jewett. The scene o f Robert Louis .Ste­ Including some of the bc.-t trades in Double and witlt Moore, Spaulding & Co., wholesale milli­ : Entertainment for Mutt and Horse by ; twclvo ounces. Single Guns ever heard of in this country. We EVERYBODY I I. Tolman. ; venson’s romantic novel “ file Master of Bal- also have a number of Second-Hand Guns that we ners, Summer street, Boston, is home for the lautrue" is transferred in this instalment to the One pint of best brown sugar weighs are almost GIVING AWAY. If you are in want Will want to keep an intelligent watch thia winter holidays. Mr. Hall will go on the road in the Adirondack Wilderness of New York. W. thirteen ounces. of a New or Second-Hand Gun, or it iou want to for the proceedings of the Mr. Tolman was also proprietor of the only C. Brownell adds to his group of essays a trade your old gun for a new one, call on us and we spring. saw and grist mill in this section, it being Two teacups, level, of granulated sugar will make you happy. htudy of the characteristics ot “ Women." weigh one pound. REMEMBER THE FLACK. LEGISLATURE ! NEW YORK CHARTERS. located in the rear of Louis Ulmer’s house. There are poems by Edith M. Thomas, Rich­ A set of scales for weighing money is also in ard Hovey. Louise Cbundler Moulton, and H. One quart of sifted flour, well heaped, In order to do thin all should hubneribe fur the of­ Sun ford, Jr. weighs one pound. J. Donahue & Co., ficial State Paper—The Sell. J. B. Holden, trom St. Marc to New the possession of Mr. Alvin Tolman. The set »a-Our Store in Tainted Red. is more than 130 years old. One anti one-third pints of powdered York, Logwood, $-1.50 or a Sound port $5. W H O K N O W S. sugar weigh one pound. Isaiah Tolman had three wives and 21 chil­ Sch. A. J. Fabens, to C'aibarien, general dren. A subscriber wishes to know how many One pint, heaped, of granulated sugar ------•««—— weighs fourteen ounces. OFFICIAL REPORT cargo, $1,573. German nnd how many Irish soldiers en­ CLOSE CALL. Two tablespoonfuls of powdered sugar Of the Committee appointed to conduct the Speed Seh. Helen Montague, to Port Spain general listed in the Federal army in tbe rebellion. or Hour weigh ono ounce. Contest at Toronto, A ugust 13. 18*8 : etrgo, at or about $2,100, Can any of our readers give tbe desired in­ A Foolish Girl Whose Carelessness Two teacups of 60ft butter, well “ On general Sch. Clara E. Colcord, to Havana, coal, i Nearly Resulted Fatally. formation ? writing—law ur Published at the State Capital, and containing the packed, weigh ono pound. $2.75. As Conductor Hooper’s train was near idence and com only MARINE. Two teacups, well heaped, of coffee mercial matter OFFICIAL. Sch. G. W. Glover, from South Amboy to Trask's Crossing near Nobleboro, Friday fore­ “A” sugar weigh one pound. noon, running at the rate of 25 or 30 miles an Sch. Charlie and Willie, Phibrook, arrived -*JZ**« J»f E. Stenographic Report of Legislative FroeecdingH- Boston, clay, $2.10. Two and one-half teacups, level, of tho Oilli won th e both in the Senate and House of Representativea. Sch. Woodbury M. Snow, from Hoboken to hour, a young lady named Carrie Bruce delib­ here Wednesday with coal from Hoboken at best brown sugar weigh one i>ound. Gold Medal for Tin- WEEKLY JOURNAL will contain ail the erately crossed tlie track in front of the ap­ $1.10. daily reports in a condensed form. Rockland, coal,.$1.25. Two anti three-fourths teacups, level, the Champion proaching train. The engine struck her, of powdered sugar weigh one pouud. Seh. Oeo., Bird, from Rhinecliff to Norfolk, OPINIONS OF THINKERS. 8 h i p o f the TERMS: knocking her into the ditch. The train was One tablespoonful, well heaped, 'of World. 9 Mr. M cG U ltltlN won the Sifter Medal Pig Iron, private terms. D A ILY 1O R T H E S EA SO N ...... $1.60 stopped and backed to the scene of tbe accident, Lamb: The greatest pleasure I know granulated coffee “A" or best brown Seh. S. S. Biekmore, 255 tons, from Fernan­ in the name elate.” WEEKLY “ “ ...... 35 all expecting to .see the lifeless body of the is to do a good action by stealth, and sugar equals one ounce. dina to New York, Lumber, $7—free wharf­ girl, but she was found all right, burring a have it found out by accident. Teaspoons’vary in size, and the new age. slight cut iti tlie back of her head and a some­ Prof. 1'lielps: Conscience, once un­ ones hold aliout twice as much us tho ' X ^ a t h ! Remington typewriter, old fashioned spoons of tlurty years ago. The Journal Free! Bark Cheslina Redman, from Maunzas to a what severe jarring. When the train arrived balanced by the overweight of wrong, port north of Hatteras, bag sugar, 18 cents. in Waldoboro tbe girl's hat was found on the A medium sized teaspoon contains a Although the above term* are only for th e Sos- tends to an under-estimate of wrong. dram.—The Consumers' Journal. —to ll i t LI. VARTICL’LARS ABl'LY TO— ------— pilot. Slon, yet a* an EXTRA INDUCEMENT to new ratter: The balls of sight are so I subscriber*, we will allow all aubfieription* to date THE NECROLOGY OF THE YEAR; | from the TIME WHEN THEY a RE R EC E IV E D , NICE WEATHER. formed that one man’s eyes are specta­ THE INNER MAN. c. c. GBOSS, . thus giving the Journal a number oi week* FREE In ibis country during the ;year 1888 have cles to another to read his heart with. ' to thoue who come early. We have already received more than #ix hundred died, Gen. Phil Sheridan, Dr. Cornelius IL W h a t W e Have Enjoyed the P ast Sir I’hilipSidney : Reason cannot show Fried hominy is as necessary with roast LOCAL DEALER, I new subscriber* to tho Legislative Journal, and Agnew, Wm. Goddard and Wm. W, Allen, Y ear. itself more reasonable than to cease duck as is an expert to carve it. , they have only BEGAN to come in. each the oldest graduate of Harvard at the We give here a table showing the nice weather reasoning on things above reasoning. Cranberry «i. ce differs from mercy in that it should always be strained. 406 MAIN ST., - ROCKLAND, ME. time of ibis death; Rear Admiral Charles H. ot ’88, up to Dee. 15th : Mary Lyon: there is nothing in tlie 32-5 ______~~ DON’T M ISS TH IS OFFER. Baldwin, Prof. Priscilla IL Braisiin, t'has. Fair Rain Snow universe I fear but that 1 shall not know W hat are called “ health slices’*-is toast Tin DAILY JOURNAL I. the largest daily Crocker, ex-Governor Horace Fairbanks of Jan. 20 4 11 all my duty, or shall fail to do it. soaked in beef blood and then fried. JARVI8-CONKLIN paper Maim , and the WEEKLY .JOURNAL is Feb. 18 4 6 Best authorities hold that quail should ] the largest family weekly in New Eoglaud. It has Vermont, Mrs. Eliza Garfield, David L. lluun Mar. 16 2 7 "Now, Gen’ral, your posted; come give us never be split, but roasted “us a whole.” and Henry W. Taylor, each the oldest gradu­ your views. MORTGAGETRUSTCO. ate of Yale at the time of bis ileatb : ex-Gov­ Apr. 15 3 9 A seasenahle discussion is whether 12 PAGES AND 84 COLUMNS. Iu a blush at the front, what's the powder to Rhode Island or Veunout turkeys are tbe May 16 (J use ?” KANSAS CITY, MO., The DAILY JO Bit NAL may be found on ernor John T. Hoffman of New Y ork; Hon. best. bale after the arrival of the morning train* Geo. T. King, the oldest ex-United States June 1C» 13 He winked nt a star as he puffed his cigar, 6 & 7 Per Cent.First Mortgage Loans at July 15» 12 And slowly replied, "In a brush at the front A Brooklyn baker whose name is Herne Senator at the time of his death ;‘Col.' George I never use powder, hut—SOZODONT.” very truthfully advertises “Home made ON IMI’llOVED PROPERTY. <2>. & . I,. Perkins, the centenarian of Connecticut; Aug. 18 9 9 bread.” G PER CENT. llEBE.NTL’RE BONDS Prof. Richard A. Plot tor, Gen. David H. Stro­ Sept. 15 Go WtiEKE You W i l l Why Will You Waste Your Oct. 9 13 2 Apropos of cook books, the cry is “still Secured bv Fir.l Morlgase. only, depu.iled with ther (“Porte Crayon”), Chiei Justice Morri­ You’ll find SOZODONT in vogue. People they come,” and one is about as valuable the Hu.lull Safe Deposit and Iru.l Cu., us trustee. D o lla r s Nov. 3 son R. Waite, John Lester Wallaek, Hon. 11 7 have thrown away their tooth-powders and as another. Henry J. Nuzro, M auaifsr. On worthless mixtures, called Liquid 1’aiuts Ihut Dee. 15tb. 3 1 washes, and placed this oderiferous preserva­ Uu.ion Office, 66 Statu St. do not contain a particle of pure b ad or linseed John Wentworth. tive of the teeth on the toilet table in their Tardy, as usual, in keeping up witlt Ute Mustou references—Nathan J. Br idlee, K.q , 87 oil. wlieu for about the same mu«. y you can buy Iu other lands have died the Emperor Will­ Masury's Absolutely Pure Liquid Colors. Tie y Total 169 so 43 place. It keeps the teeth in splendid order, nnd procession. Builadelpliiaus give cheese Milk St , H euj. F. S teven., E s q . Ire s. N. fc. SI. iam and the Emperor Frederick of Germany, spices the breath. with lettuce. 1 if*Ins. Co.; Chas. G. Wood, Esq., lreas. Ju h n stand us ever at tbu head. Write or call for sam­ ♦Slight showers. ple sheets of colors and prices. Uaneuck M. Life Ins. Co.; Samuel Atherton. Esq .. ,'(. i< i, w I Gen. F. A. Bazaine, Kathleen O’Meara, lion. There have been 53 days that were ioudy, “ Spalding’s Glue." always up to the stick- . A German professor bolds llutt only Pres. N. E. Nat. Hank; Alfred D. tester, E«q;. 67 Win. Parsons, Prof. Bonamy Price. without being stormy. ing point. I those who have to do manual labor re, Milk St-. Button. *U !’’ I ouire meat for breakfast, _____ v 4 THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY. JANUARY’.!, 1**9.

OUR CIRCULATION. That Governor Marble has made our state a MEN AND WOMEN vety able and honorable chiel magistrate none The regular weekly circulation of the Covwrn p w P E R R Y can deny. His administration will go info the Personal Paragraphs ot More or Less GA.ZF.TTK l« 2Hto). Thia ia the large.! circulation Interest to Our Readers. BARGAINS! I I . 1 I tfr C 7 o .'« attained by any paper In Knot County, and nearly history ol the Hate as one of the best. all of it la in that county and In the neighboring C. A. Packard is in Boston. onca of Lincoln, Waldo and Hancock. We invite lion. Reuben B. llunn of Waterville, who Capt. John DcWinter is in the eitv. the moat complete lnveatlgntlon of our claim, and was a rt presents live from Poland in 1831,tilty- Dr. O. W. Thompson is in Maryland. will ahow our edition or our hooka to anybody who eight years ago, is said to be the oldest ex­ Oltcd Buck is at home from Hurricane. ma, wiah to see. member of tbe Maine Legislature now living. It H Flint hap returned from Boston. M. M. Parker left Saturday for Colorado. FOR THE WEEK! lleROlutlona of reaped ami carda of thunka wil He is 88 years of age and is still actively em­ ployed m looking alter his large business inter­ Misses Lottieanil Kittic Lawry arc in Bos­ be charged to the parties ordering them at tile rate ton of five oenta per line, and no charge leaa than filly ests. M. P. Smith is out after a sickness of several weeks. cento. Hon. E. C. Burleigh, Governor-elect, will be —AT— Furs. Furs. Rev. L. L, Ilanscom was in the city last Vermont has eleven towns anti cities lighted inaugurated on Thursday, January 3d, reading week. by electricity. his first annual address, which he has been en­ Miss Addle Hahn has g .tic to Chelsea, Mass. gaged in preparing for several days past, now We have just received a big stock of Oliver nilscMi.thc great musical publisher. is having it about completed. Among thoso who Miss Nina K. Bass visited in Camden last week. .lead. In his will he left 830,000 for needy will be present at the Ceremony will be his H. GALLERT. Louis Karpensiein returned from Boston LADIES' FINE FURS, direct front musicians, as a fund. father, Hon. P. P. Burleigh, of Linneus, and Saturday. brother Hon. A. A. Burleigh, of Houlton. Misses N. I. and Erie Burbank are visiting FULLER the manufacturers, consisting of In Berlin they arc trying experiments with He has not decided an to all tbe members of in Busiun. In d ia ru b ,ler for pavement. Why not try a his staff', and no further appointments will be illss Atlela H. Wool goes back to Andover, little on rubber boots and rubbers ? announced until nfier the inauguration, when tomorrow, all will be given out. E. Curtis Stevens who V. R. Douglass of Boston is visiting friends $ £ 4 1 , BEAR, FOX, MONKEY, Cuff, Collar, Glove and Handkerchief In this city. Tbe members of tho First Baptist Sunday acted as; private secretary both for Governor Fred Whitmore of Bath spent Sunday with sfliool showed their regard for William Moore It dwell and Governor Marble is to be re­ F. B. Wilson. Boxes, Work Boxes, liy presenting him with a Webster’s Una­ tained in a like capacity by the next Governor. Mr. and Mrs. IL It Mank spent Christmas SKUNK, OTTER, bridged dictionary. Mr. Burleigh bas already received u numbei of in Waldoboro. Bags, shoes. It is infinitely invest in a themseltcs apparent In due season. Alfred Crockett has moved from (Ingraham's quality, in the shades of We have always made a specialty of Maine Savings Bank or Loan and Building To our faithful ccorrespondents who so Hill tmo the Spear house, Winter street. this line, and have now the largest Association. There every one is sure of a materially contribute to the success of our Mrs. M. A Sleeper went to Bostou Saturday Garnet, Brown and Ol­ Work Baskets, Christmas Cards and prize—Bangor Commercial. paper wc return our heartiest thanks and wish wheteshe will remain during (he winter. stock and best assortment of these them a Happy New Year. We doubt if there is Mrs. J, E. Doherty is in Boston, wuere she will visit her sister, Miss Carro Atherton. ive, a t ...... 69c goods east of Portland—bought di­ a paperoutside of the big cities which can show Will K. Porter, who bas been at home for so reliable, painstaking and capable a force of rect from out- importers, and have Jewelry. the holidays, returned to Boston Saturday. F orm er price $1.00. correspondents as T h e C.-G. The articles on Mrs. H. J. Sleeper of Union spent Christ­ patterns to be found in no other store tbe various towns from the pens of our scribes mas with her daughter, Mrs. L. T. Whit­ in the city. in this and succeeding issues will show that more. their talent is far above the average. Rev.J R.Bowler is at the Maine General Hos­ pital for treatment and is gaining ground rap­ 10 pcs. Drap ’d Etc, in To our many patrons wc also tender our idly. M U F F L K U H ! acknowledgements with thanks for their con­ Miss Addie D. Perry is spending the holidays shades of Stone, Gobe­ tinued favors. at home, she will return 10 Braintree, Mass., FURS! Satuidav. Wardeu Bean in his final report of the Maine FREE DELIVERY. E. B. Burpee, who attends the Boston Uni lin Blue, Reseda, Etc. . 50c Silk, Cashmere, Worsted. State Prison. versitv Law School, was home tor a lew days last week. Make an elegant present lor a lady Appcclating as I d o the d is id v a n ta g e s^ | Former price 75 cento. .How the System Works—Carriers Ap­ Sam'l A. Keyes returned Saturday from the the present location, the condition of a pointed, or miss; we sell them 25 per cent, portion of the buildings and the fact that a Proviuees, having (bushed his work there tor We have just opened a large stock of orison mast be maintained for all time I should As tuere seems to be some misunderstanding the season. lower than any other house. Also a not do justice to mv convictions if I failed to about the workings of the new letter carrier Miss Gertie Sylvester entertained a number these goods, and show the largest line line of say that experience and careful consideration of her friends at her home on Rockland street, 10 pcs. Silk W arp Henri­ has convinced me that it would be for the in­ system a C.-G. reporter interviewed Postmaster Saturday evening. variety in town. GOOD QUALI­ terest of the stare were incisures taken in the Hurley on the subject. Charles Robertson of Westboro, Mass., was etta, in shades of Rese­ TIES* AT LOW PRICES. not distant future to transfer the plant to a Aii people bolding boxes will receive their in the city Thursday, the guest of his brother, locality better adapted to tho purpose. Wm. J. ilooertson. mail in their boxes ns usual. da, Olive, Mahogany. People arc not obliged to give up tbeir boxes. Rev. D. P. Hatch and wife returned Thurs­ Embroidered Aprons! The Attorney General tor New York propos­ day from a two weeks visit in New Jersey and Parties wishing (heir mail delivered at the Fitchburg, Mass. es to enforce the law in regard to beating pas­ Ox Blood, Goeblin and bouse or office can he accommodated by having Mrs. E. 8. Farwell wenttoNew York Thurs senger ears by coal stoves against the New their correspondents put the number of their day. She takes the steamer Saturday to join L ig h t S la te ...... 75c G r E P J T S ' York, New Haven and Hartford Road. That house or office and street on their letters. Capt. Farwell in St. Domingo. corporation hopes to shield itself behind the The mail which arrives in the afternoon or Mrs. Hattie E. Files, who as been at her Silk Umbrellas. clause which exempts from the operation of mother’s Mrs. John Holbrook's, went to Ban­ Former Price $1.00 an d $1.25. evening will he delivered at the houses ou and gor this morning tor an extended visit. the law roads I lint arc not more titan 50 miles after eight o’clock, a. m. Mr.and Mrs. W. H. Glover returned Thurs­ Neckties & Mufflers! in length, and the consolidated road has less The mail which arrives at noon will be de­ day troin Boston, where they spent Christmas Gold and Silver Heads than that number of miles of track in New livered at 12 o'clock and after. mas with their daughter, Mrs. ttueter. 10 pcs. Silk Plush, all York state. We hope the New Year will see a Collections will lie made to accommodate J. L. Breck has closed his store at Miilbridge la all the Latest Styles, bought ex­ In the Latest Novelties just received general move along the lino to displace stove outgoing malls. There will be two regular anti arrived home. He reports a good uusiuess. heating in passenger car6 and lesson the num­ Mr. Breek s jolly tace is always welcomed s h a d e s ...... 50c pressly for the Holiday Trade. These collections, but probably when this branch is back. for the Holiday Trade. ber of horrible railroad holocausts. in good working order other collections ol Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wood have returned make a most acceptable present. local mail will bo made. from Jamaica Plain, Mass..where they enjoyed The honor of the United States is vindicated. Tbe system will be inaugurated in the sim­ Christmas with their daughter, Mrs. E. E. Largest stock of these goods in the Gillette. The New York Mail and Express publishes plest way, and furtherelaborated and extended 36 in. Eider Down Flan­ Mrs. Amanda Hix returned Friday from city. the following from a special correspondent at as the needs ot the people become apparent. Milford, Mass., where she had been to attend Port nu Prince, via Kingston, Jamaica, and The following carriers have been been ap­ the tuucral of he, daughter, Mrs, Charles nel, shades of Mode. dated Dec. 28th : pointed: Oliver It. Lovejoy, Charles F. Pres­ Daineiell. H andkerchiefs ! The American squadron arrived at Port an cott, John E Hanrahan, John A. llurpee; T h e C. G. extends its congratulations to Cream, Pink, Cream Charles H. Pillsbury and Miss Ada F. Staples Prince, Haiti, on Wednesday, Dec. 19, and substilutes—Alvah Babbidge, Joseph E. demanded the surrender of the Havticn Itepub- on the event of their marriage which occurred lic. Alter a call on President Legitime, bv Verrill. They go on duly January 1. Postmast­ Saturday. with Blue and Pink Fig­ In Silk, Linen and Cotton, Plain, Capt. Meigs of the Yantle, the surrender was er Hurley has appointed Herbert L. Churchill Col. O. N. Blackington ar.d wife of Augusta made nt II o’clock. Admiral Luce demanded general delivery clerk in place of Mr. Lovejoy, are visiting in this city, attending a family u res, e tc ...... 50c Fancy or Embroidered in every that the Dcssalines, the boat which effected gathering at the residence of E. B. Hastings, grade. A selection from a 1000 the seizure, should salute the Stars and stripes, who resigns the place to accept that of first Christmas. aad the dem md was complied with, and the carrier, t here were 87 applicants, but a large U. U. Tripp after an absence of sc veil months R egular Price $1.00. SLIPPERS! Dozen Assortment. We have placed compliment was shortly afterward returned. proportion of them were above the limit of age arnved home Thursday, tie has been at work the following The Admiral and staff then culled on President or were otherwise disqualified from entering along the Northern Maine Railroad. Frank i i Legitime nt his pnlnco, and made the usual Hull returned with him. friendly assurances. The Heel will, however, for examination. The men appointed aro all J I remain until an ideinnity is paid. Mr. Morse, young—Lovejoy 26, Prescott 22, Hanrahan 21, Elmer F. Hooper and family left Thursday tor Hainmondton, N. J. Mr. Hooper will 1000 Samples of Notting- owner of the Hayden It public, item nds Burpee 33. The substitutes are older. Burpee 5100,000 lor loss of service and §150,000 for continue on to Washington, R iehiuond and Patent Leather] Slippers, Kid am UNAPPROACHABLE BARGAINS ! tkc passengers. The United Stales wants and Verrill are Republicans, and the others are other places on business. ltarn Lace Curtains .... 25c *2,800,000, or there will be urtber trouble. all Democrats. Mrs. W. H. Meservey died quite suddenly at Hie yellow fever is rampant here. her home at Ingraham's Hill, Monday ot last Cloth Slippers, OUR PREMIUM week. She was the mother of C. E.Meservey, These are the quality we hud such a rush with 100 dozen Ladies’ Fine Linen Ini­ esq., and was loved and respected by all who hint season. A movement in which every true American tialed Handkerchiefs at 20c : regular “ Our Family Physician” bids fair to come knew her. Velvet Slippers, Alligator Slippers is interested is that of the Amerieun Sunday Henry Forhan of Raymond, Me., visited at price 10 cents. Union, which has for its object the perpetuity into general use in this section of the state, as Rodney McFarland’s last week. Mrs. M. G. a glance at tho large number of new names of the American Sabbath as distinguished Smith of Sedgwick and Miss Hattie Sargeut Goat Slippers. 50 dozen Gents’ Fine Linen Ini­ added each week to our list will show. We and daughter ol Sargeutvitlc have also been 100 Samples of Real Lace from a Continental Sunday. This society is visiting there. oaeof recent origin, and has just held its first print u few at random from the many names tialed Handkerchiefs at .37 l-2c; put on our books the past week : Our legislators with a large party of citi­ C u r t a i n s ...... 75c ISLLJXT O 3 , aanuu! meeting in Washington. Col. Elliott zens, Juhn 8. Case, A. F. Crockett, Capt. W. * worth 60e. F. Shepherd of the New York Muil and Ex­ Sarah M. Williams, Thomaston. H. Luce, Mayor White, C. E. Littlefield, W. Q U A .X .I T I 3E3JS. press is president. The organization is non- Charles 11. Hastings, Thomaston. I'. Cobb, Deputy Labor Commissioner Camp­ 25 dozen Gents’ Initialed Silk bell and others, are iu Augusta. sectarian and means business. It now has a bill Hattie E. Tillson, Thomaston. Handkerchiefs G5c ; actual value $1. Capt. Robt. E. Gregory left New York Nov. Extra Super Carpets...... 50c before congress providing for Sunday rest for A. O. Keene, Thomaston. Elias Harrington, Rockland. 2nd lor Aspinwall. John Gregory is making all government officials. The bill bus had a his second trip as supercargo on the Jordan L. (^Considering the prices quoted J. W. Lewis, Rockland. Worth 75 cent*. hearing, and is now in the hands of the commit- Molt to the above place. Mrs. Gregory and above customers will do well to call F. S. Mills, Rockland. (00 on education and labor, Senator Blair chair­ children left here the last of October for ttieir F. A. Clark, Rockland. home in Brooklyn. early. man. This organizatioq has come into action L. IL Brewster, Rockville. E.L. Harmon and Altierla Say ward were mar­ BEAK IN MIND ttoue too soon. The deplorable tendency of tbe B. P. Upham, Washington. ried Wednesday at the home of the bride, Holmes French Satin Down Puffs SO.00 tixios is to do awuy with ull the distinguishing street,Rev. W?M.Kimmell performing thecere- F. W. Hart, Martinsville. That we have the best assortment of characteristic* of the holy Sabbath, and make mony. Mr. and Mrs. Ilarmon took the boat O. U. Abbott, Matinicus. that evening tor Boston, en route for Mr. Har­ FI. Gallert. it the busiest and most profane day of the mon’s home in Millsboro,Del. Mr. Harmon is Ladies', 'Misses’ and j Children’s, year May success attend the movement! FOR THE PQOK. an enterprising and honorable youug man and Rem. Fruit of Loom Cot­ 384 MAIN STREET, his bride an esteemed young lady. Congrat­ Men’s, Boys’ and Youths’ ulations. Oppoalte Thorndike Hotel, Rockland, Me “Washingtondispatches yesterday otated that The Rockland Charitable Association has Capiain C. A. Davis of the schooner Gov­ to n ...... 8c the president hod directed the removal of Ed­ secured tb? room over T h e C u v u ic u -Q a z e it s ernor Ames had a mother of the good old ward Cushing, collector of customs of the office for its headquarters during the winter, fashioned kind. She was not content with Belfast District, and will nominate his suc­ and two ladies will be present in tbe room bringing up only her 11 eons and daughters in Worth 11 cents. the way that they should go, but adopted two Boots, Shoes O n t o Goods cessor iu a few days and that Cushing ,-sent a every Monday from 2 to 5 p. m., to receive or three other children. The whole family has brag despatch to tbe Treasury Department : whatever contributions the good people of the turned out well; one of the adopted children is ashing that actiou be suspended

E. A. Knowlton has moved into the 8mart Alfarata Council, D. of P., will install its Hirtbs. FOLKS AND THINGS. house, Limerock street. officers next Friday evening in the wigwam In McLOON 3 00 at the 8-udlo. One. Dollar mutt be The 0. L. S. C. meets In the Y. M. C. A. A street lamp has been placed at the corner levee In Farwell Hall the 17th inst. The big D a v ip —J amehon—Friendship, Dec. 25, R alph /mid nt the time o f Sitting. Agents are not al­ Vanilla “ of Main and Myrtlo streets. We know of no doll in Brock’s window, an elegant silver ser- W- Duvis and Laura M. Jameson, both of Friend lowed to make any change In tlie ticket. If you rooms next Monday eveniag- buy a check of the Agent you will receive one doz­ 1 UOZ. FINE place where one is more needed. vice nnd other valuables will be given away. ' " ' w 'ki^ tr r - K e x t - N orth H aven, Dec. 23, Han- en Unblneta four best work) and one of them a Tai. I Coffee “ G. A. Ames has sold his bucke-skin pacer to ford It. Webster and Dora B. K ent, both o f N orth eott Patent Glass M ount for f.5.00. If you buy the Kennebec parties for big money. The contractors for building the creamery K. C. Perry, nnd J. N. Farnhnm will hold a ! Haven.navenl same at the Studio they will cost you $7.00-'*5 00 iWalnnt have finished their work and the building is sociable at Good Templar Ilall,Crockett Block, 4)01.1.—Brow n—N orth Haven, Dec. 22, W illiam for (lie photographs und $2.00 for the Mount. Edw. Harden has moved into his new house Florida Oranges, all ready to receive the machinery. next Thursday evening Jan. 3. Admission ten R. Dole of drey, and Lizzie S. Brown of North , Lemon “ on Broadway, near Pleasant street. Haven. I hereby certify that McI.oon J: Crockett liace cents. A treat will lie given to all. Bring Ben nett—Roiiiseox — Rockport, Dec. 11, Geo. William Leonard has purchased the Dennis bought the exrhttlre right to te.'l my mount* in 2 5 c i Maple “ Tbo South-end Knitting Bee will meet next your friends. It. Bennett and Etta M. Robinson, both of Rock- Dockland and vicinity. shop at the South-end. He will move it onto port. Wednesday evening with Mrs. J. II. Flint. adsw orth E K. TAI.COTT. ; Princess Don Bon his land and fit it up as a dwelling. There is a possibility that the Boston Opera W — Anr.v—Camden, Dec. 25. Lewie 210 yorthnmplon S t , Bouton. The handsome silk quilt, the work of C. W adsw orth ar d Lottie C. A rey, both ot Cam Infringement* will he proticuted. R. L. Winslow was presented witli a black Comiqnc Co. may tie induced to present their den. ! Half Shell Fannie Wall, was drawn by Miss Effie Day. !!■ rw.nox—Hi t l e r —Rockland. Dec. 28 by Rev. wnlnut secretary by his workmen, on Christ bright opera, “ Topsy Turvey" in this city in We make a successful February. Melvin II. Day, the elocutionist Henry W. Abbott, Warren II. Hodgdou nnd Apricot Half Shell, The C. A II. Water Co. will not send bills, mas Day, as a token of their esteem. Am anda SI. B utler, both of Rockland. SPECIALTY OF CHILDREN’S PICT­ but request their patrons to call at the office who appeared in the Y. M. C. A. course this O a t e s—W k s t a ir —Boston, Dec. to ,I I . Gates Enelne No. 2 of the L. II. 11. II. came over of Cambridge nnd Kline M. Wostalt of Boston. Apricot, Fruit Stent. and settle. season, Is with this company, nnd also Mrs. URES AND COPYING the K. A L. Thursday. She Is the exact coun H o pe Ko r b ix s —Union, Dec. 15, by Rev. F. V. as heretofore. Photos finished from one negative. Mixed Nuts, All drop letters in Iiockland will henceforth Helen Ames, who is so well known to our Norcross, Atle Mink of So. Hope and Ellie E. Rob- For each additional negative ordered from, 50 Pineapple Glace, terpart of No. 1. N. A. Shuman is engineer. hills ol Appleton cer.ts will be charged Groups also will be .50 be two cents. You see wc can’t have these people. VAl'iiiiN—D in r a r —W arren, Dec. 20, H erbert i P ut up In Fancy , Bnxi-» One of tlie two coaches, which took a jury to cent* extra. Nothing but the best possible work­ 6 O c lnxuries without paying for ’em. A correspondent, E . C. Hewes, writing from Vaughn, and Carrie Dunbar. man ship and materials will enter into the compos 1- Rockport to examine a road case,broke down on tion of our pictures. centA per pound. Concord, N. II., to the editor of this paper , 40 A correspondent says he thinks Rev. Father the way home and a pnrt of them had to foot it Life size direct Photographs...... $1^.00 Phelan’s head was level when he called “ time” says: “ I have been reading in T h e C.-G. lately Crayons and Pastel* from ...... $10 00 to $50.00 Said a man on Main street last week: ‘‘I — at 12 o’clock and stopped the ball. how the McGibeny family are to appear in <$“Ali work guaranteed firsLclass in every re­ G enuine guess we'll have to call another meeting of the llockland the 11th of Jan. I attended their per­ St LI.1VA.X—Rockland, Dec. 28, David Jo h n , «on spect. R. M. Pillsbury ot this city has taken the Board of Trade, In order to freeze up the mud.' of Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan, aged 12 year*, formance here last night, and can say that the 6 month, 24 days. McLOON & CROCKETT, French C h o c o l’te Rockland G a z e t t e and T h e CotnitF.it-G az­ Work was commence! on the Mutual Benefit people of Rockland have a great musical treat in Brow x —Rockland, Dee. 22, Tim othy Brown, Central Block, M ain St., Rockland, Maine. 10 Cent Cigars,, e t t e 35 years, and the Boston Journal 30 years. aged S3 years. Society's building nt South Camden, Thursdny store I. have not for a longtime heard anything S axsom —Rockland, Dec. 25, Mrs. M ary Sansom, 25 in a neat box, Orsina, A man employed by the Rockland Gas Co. The building will be 23x30 feet and 1 1-2 stories in the way of music that pleased me near as aired 81 years. Mesekyky—Ingraham's Hilt, South Thomaston, $ I . 2 5 was overcome by gas while tapping a pipe high. much as this performance. The children are es­ Dec. 24 Clarinda I t , wife of W. H. Meservey, Esq., J. P. INGRAHAM, Montevitlcos, Saturday requiring vigorous measures to bring After Jan. 1st the clothing und boot nnd pecially pleasing, and it is something wonder- aged 61 yearn, 7 months, 21 days. . Burns—Seat Harbor, South Thomnston, Dec. 24, LICENSED him to. shoe dealers will close their places of business fulto see, and hear them carry out their parts. , George, soil of Fred I.. and Jennie Borns, aged St. Nicholas, The funeral of John Peoples, the man who nt six p. m. A good exnmple for our mer­ Next Friday evening, Rev. C. S. Cummings, 5 m onths A u e r i ' iox e e r ChocTteCreams G r o v e r —Rockville, Camden, Dee. 2.’, Lucy It., Pineapple, was drowned at the,Atlantic kilns while board­ chants in general to follow. pastor of Pratt Memorial church, this city, will widow of C.ipt. Nathan Grover, aged 73 years, 346 M ain St., Rockland. ing a vessel, occurred Wednesday, Rev. Mr. 3 m onths. Covered Caramels, The Chiefs elect of the Tribe nnd Council deliver his lecture, "From the Cradle to the W o tton —Wnrren Dee. 14, Wm. Wotton, aged Kimmell officiating. I. 0. It. M., have their installation together Grave” in the church audience room. The 78 years, a native of Wnldnbnro. Nougatines, •St a n i.l t — Sw an's Island, Due. 27, M r-. Betsey James Dunning has completed his sojourn in next Friday evening. The ladies are requested funds resulting therefrom will be used to de­ Stanley. the western part of the state and has arrived to bring cake or doughnuts. tray the expense of putting heating apparatus At.nEN—Camden, Dec. 20, Grace E., daughter Marshmallow^ into the church building. Mr. Cummings is of 11.1,, and Annie Alden, aged 10 years, 2 mentis. home. Jim says he is going to brace up and King Solomon’s Council, Royal nnd Select Ma r tin —Camden, Dec. 28, Delia, wife o f I.. W . Jelly, make a man of himself. Masters, will hold its nnnunl assembly in St, one of tlie most eloquent pulpit, orators in this M artin, iiged about 'll) years. section, and the announcement of this lecture B e v e r a g e —Pulpit Harbor, North Haven, Dee. Veterans of the late war, whether members Johns Hall, next Thursday evening, for the 25, Ilea. Albert G. Beverage, aged 01 years, 1 month, of the G. A. It. or not, are invited to meet with election of officers nnd other Important busi hould result in a large audience. This lecture 25 days. Edwin Libby Post next Friday evening to ness. has been delivered in various parts of the state and is a very eloquent and interesting product­ witness the installation ceremonies. Found that chain," said a Rockland man ion. Next Friday evening is the date and the who advertised for a lost fob in last week’s The weekly sociable and supper of the La­ SI. E. church the place. Tickets are now on Pure Leaf Lard C.-G. An advertisement for things lost in dies' Circle connected with the First Baptist sale at Spear, Sliy & Stover's, Albert Smith's KETTLE RENDERED BY T h e C.-G. almost invariably results success- church will occur Thursday evening. Fonr Robinson A Price’s and Gould & Perry’s. fu lly. young ladies arc to be housekeepers. The lecture will begin at 7.30 o’clock. Tickets Th.timd.ike & H ix, Postmaster Glidden is carrjing the Pioneer's Knox Lodge, I. O. O. F., elected officers last have been placed at 25 cents. 51 ROCKLAND, MAINE. evening as follows: N. G., Jona Crockett; V. little leathern grip in place of Harvey Ilall, Anderson Camp, S. of V.. entertain their O -A SK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. who enjoying an attack of sickness. The pop­ G., E. B. Spear; Sec., F. C. Flint; Treas., J. friends in Farwell Hall tonight, to inaugurate ’ NOTICE TO WATER TA k T r S?” ular Harvey is fortunate in having so good a Simpson; Trustees, C. E. Weeks, G. I,. Ear- the opening ot the new year. A musical enter­ rand, A. C. Gay. The Company will not Mend out bills ami would substitute. tainment will be given, in which the Iopas respectfully request their patrons to call at the PFR F IR S T M O R T G A G E M ain' S t . A new plan of collection taking at the con­ Mrs. Lucinda 0. Wadsworth of this city, Male Quartet. Meservey's Brass Quintet, J. H. ofiice and settle their semi-annugl rates without further notice. cert given by the First Baptist Sunday School widow of the late Frank L. Wadsworth, has McNamara, W. E . Heath and Mrs. Carrie 51-1 C. & R. W A T E R CO. Sunday evening resulted very successfully, received a check train the Maine State Pythian Burpee Shaw will participate. Some taking GENT. INVESTMENTS! ------four voung ladies passing the boxes. More Relief for $1500, the amount of her husband novelties will he introduced. The quartet will K E E P W A R M ! The subscriber , for 25 years editor of the Rock- land Gaz.-’t!e will m ak” Invi E ast than $20 was received. insurance in that order. render a rollicking jubilee song, a yodel, while W. B. Hills has a number of those double thick ern friends, when d'-ired, in First Mortgage Loans Broadcloth Array Conts left, and will close them the “ Cobbler and the Crow” will be worth on Minneapolis Rial Esta’e, improved or unim­ The Gloucester Breeze says that John Peo­ The Young Converts Ilei-eption in the Y. M. out at $1.25 and $1.50 this month, sure. Don’t proved. Interest at S per cent., payabl • serni-an HOLLO THERE ples, who was drowned at Atlantic wharf one C. A. gymnasium last evening was a most bearing. The quintet will have some pleasing go cohl. 51 LINDSET HOUSE. nually, with exchange on New York. Certified ah week ago Saturday evening, was a single man pleasant occasion. An elegant supper was selections, while Messrs. McNamara and Ileath j “tracts of title furnished, and n<» commission ro WANTED. lender. Population of Minneapolis in l 40,000; over fifty years old, born at Pirate Cove,Straits served, there were addresses and testimonies, need no further notice. The quartet by request i in 1888 200,OttO. Correspondence solicited. A good gentb* borne. In q u ire of Add res- of Canso, where his parents and one married with music by the Iopas Male Quartet. will sing the “ Vacant Chair." A grand hail I HARVEY BARNES. Rockville. Maim ARE YOU AWARE sister reside. The officers of Rockland Council, No. 46 will follow the concert with niusie by the ! z. POPE VOSE, quintet. George McLaughlin will have charge -THAT- President Young of the National League has Order of United Friends, will be installed to­ 522 Nicollet Ave., Minneapolis, Mine. of the tloor with competent aids. Refreshments WANTED. appointed W. C. Fessenden, fourth umpire on morrow evening Jan. 2nd. Every member is 5" Shaggy the regular staff of 1889. Mr. Fessenden um­ requested to be preteat as other business of im­ will be for sale. Remember that the funds thus raised nre for tlie Camp’s relief fund, and j pired a number of games in this city a year portance will come before the Council. Genthner & Whitmore, will be w isely expended. Send in a pie or a ! ago last summer when Rockland had a team in CIRL WANTED. The concert given by the M. E. Sunday lake, or what is better go to the hall and take a j A girl t-i do housework in a small,family. Apply S M O K £ T H £ Are Selling Goods in their line Cheaper the Maine State. School Christmas night was largely attended. pie and a cake with you. The Orpheus Club of this city has suspended After the entertainment, the presents were Than Elsewhere in the City ? rehearsals for the present, the Rockland Cloth­ taken from the tree nnd distributed, every one THE MEADOWS T O R E N T . TO BE CONVINCED ing Co. using their room for a few weeks. The there receiving a gift. The sum of $22.50 was raent suitable for a ill family. La ROSA de BOSTON! A pply to dub is considering disbanding, as there Is luck netted. Georgie Thomas has returned to Braintree, • and look over our fine line of of business and consequently lack of interest, Wc shall have an article next week or the Mass...... Mrs. Annie Bills of Hope has been 51 but no final decision has yet been reached. week following on “ Free Text Books” from ailing on her friends in this vicinity... .1-’. W. 1 O COSTS. Next Thursday evening an unique entertain­ the pen of D. II. Mansfield, in reply to the ar­ Brown has returned to Waterville....Henry LOST. Silver Ware, Watches A Sable Wrister. The finder will be suitably t HALE AT— ment will be given in the Congregational church ticle that recently appeared in these columns Ames of Camden visited our Grange Saturday • warded on leaving the Fame a’. by the Loyal Temperance Legion, under the from the pen of Rev. W. II. Littlefield of evening....Officers of Pleasant Valley Grange 51-52* \Y. II. H E M IN G W A Y ’S STOKE. — ANb— auspices of the Y. W. C. T. U. The program Vinalhaven. will be installed this Tuesday evening... .Win­ II. W IGGIN’S, field S. Cleveland is at home on a visit from ! J- will be ot a varied character, consisting of The employes of the firm of Fuller A Cobb, F O R S A L E , .IlilW liljR Y . Portland for a week or tw o....M rs. II. A trimmed alelgb, in good order und t hang- songs, recitations, choruses, dialogues, etc. with a number of invited friends met nt the T. Hewett is ill....T h e creamery building is ing lin.pt>. Apply at office o f ROCKLAND, MAINE. We also have an extra large line of This entertainment will be free to the public, store on Christmas night for a social time. COCnilAX 3c SKWALL. nearly completed being all ready for the n u ­ and the program will be found very interesting. After the distribution of presents irotn the tree, ll Inery. Let all attend. Mrs. F. M. Shaw will be ice cream, cake and candy were passed around. FO R S A L E . SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES pianist. There were many presents and all pronounced Tbrc-n*'W and nice Sewing Machines at a bar­ MET HIS DEATH. gain. Inquire at fa< tory of Ol ALL STYLES AND I’RICHS, uud van SUIT Au orchestra is being formed in town to be it a very enjoyable time. J. II. rilMONTON, CENTRAL HOTEL! THE MOST DIFFICULT SIGHT. conducted by Prof. A. T. Crockett. As far as •10 Limerock St., Rockland. A social club, consisting of twenty young The body of E. D. Pierce, a cigar-maker in E. PENDLETON, Proprietor. constituted it will be as follows: J. E. Hanly, men, has been organized and rented and fitted the employ of J. W. Anderson, was found HOUSE TO LET. We Mean What We Say. Come One cornet; IL L. Smith, clarinet; II. N. Doc, up rooms over Smith’s music store. The floating south of Tillson’s wharf this morning. Tb«; dwelling house on Gra e Street, in Rockland, VINALHAVEN, - ME Frank Andrews, 1st violins; Misses Mertio known oh the Wardwell Iiouho, now occupied by This hotel, formerly the McDonald House, has and All. officers are as follows: I’res., Albert Hastings -. Mr. Pierce came to this city Get. 13, stopping Collins, Florence Ilanly and Charles Rose, 2nd E. F. Leacb. Apply to been refurnished throughout with all th - modern Vice Pres., Harry H ix; Sec., Frank Andrews; at the Lindsey House. He is reported to have is D. N. MORTLAND. conveniences for the traveling public. Every room violins; Percy Young, trombone ; F. M. Pack­ Treas., Eugene Spear. The organization starts n wife and children in Cape Elizabeth, ami is has entire new furniture and newly renovated. GENTHNER&WHITMORE ard, flute; Harry R. Johnson, piano. The under tavorable circumstances. This Hotel’s location makes it most desirable, be­ saitl to be a New Hampshire man. He was a NURSINC. ing located in the centre of the village, near all bus­ orchestra bus a great deal of talent In its mem­ Hi; MAIN STIIEKT, ROCKLAND. While in the city last week, Rev. L. L. Hans- man of quiet temperament, but has of late A young woman of experience wi»he to do nure- iness houses, ami commands a beautiiul view of the bers and we expect to see it doing good work. to BOX 13, Rockland, Maine. harbor ami water front. coin, of Bath, purchased a piano of one of our been drinking hard. Yesterday noon lie came & 51 X>«-Huckrt run to and from th e boats in eunuec- Rockland Encampment, I. O. O. F., elected local dealers. llockland oilers many induce­ to the Lindsey House in an intoxicated condi­ ion with the house four times a day. 39 the following officers Friday evening: C. P., ments in all lines of trade for people who live tion and went to his room, and the people of SCHOONER FOR SALE Commissioners’ Notice. W. II. Bird; II. P., George N. Harden; 8. W., out of town to trade here. We often heur it tlie house did not see hint again. lie was Will be Mid at a bargain schooner “RACE­ R E M O V A L ’ F. D. Healey; J. W., Eugene A. C. Young; expressed that “you can buy things as cheap seen on Sea street at 8.30 in the evening, lie HORSE,” 111 tons, well found in chains, anchors, The undersigned, appointed by the Judge ol as you can in Boston.” etc. Apply to Probate for the County of Knox, Commissioners Scribe, John CoUon; Treasurer, F. C. Flint. probably wandered onto the wharf and fell 45 K. C. RANKIN SON, Rockland. to receive and examine the claims of creditors These officers will be publicly installed the At the annual meeting of Anchor Council, overboard. There was a small sum of money against the estate of Catherine Nason late of Ro« k- Royal Arcanum, the following were elected in his pocket. A letter was received for him at land deb ased, represented insolvent, ghe notice ROBINSON & PRICE 18th inst. by the Grand Patriarch. The Camp, IN ROCKLAND thut six months are allowed to saitl creditors to by the way, is flourishing, conferring the Patri­ officers for the ensuing year: John Colson, 11,; tlie Lindsey House last evening from South First-«’lass business location or roomy resident e, present and prove their claims; and that they will HAVE RKMOVBD TO buildings recently remodled. refitted and repaint (.v in h ssion at the law olli e of E. K. Gould, archal degree on six candidates Friday evening. Francis Tighe, V. 11.; Chester M. Walker, 0 ,; Portland. • d. H«iuse, eli and 2 stables and other out build­ Spofford Block, Rockland on W ednesday, Jan. There will be a special meeting for work next Enoch Davies, Sec.; T. H. McLain, Coll.; 11. ——------ing-. Dry cellars, excellent drainage, 2 1 2 acres 15, 1HH9, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, lor thut 1 6 Limerock Street Friday evening. Anson Crie, T reas.; II. SI. Lord, Chap.; C. F. FATALITIES. land. Must be eold. purpose. Where can be found u Large and Well Heierted... Stock of High Grade Flint, Guide; A. 11. Jones, Walden; W. II. IN W A R R E N The well-known firm of Cochran & Sewall 504 Holbrook, Sentry. Thefinstallation will take Man shoots bis wife and himself. 7u acres—tillage, pasture and wood land; cuts from has undergone a change, A. W. Sewall, the 20 to 25 tons of hay. 1 1 2 story house, s finished place early in January. Hoy shot while tooling with a revolver. roonin, carriage house, barn, good cellars, well wa- Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, junior member, retiring, and J. 11. Baker and tered, well fenced aud well located; will be sold C. C. Cross coming into the business. Mr. The S. Y. S. Club held their election of A child drowned in a tub of water at Bridge­ for $1050 if offered for at once. Conic and talk officers Friday evening, resulting in the choice port, Conn. about it. Sewall, who has been connected with the firm 42 other desirable properties on shore, in i ity and Com.Meal, W e d Com,&c GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS! of the following : Commodore, Berta Brewster ; for eight years, contemplates going into the Two little boys nearly drowned wbill playing country, Including three hotels well situated. La

NOVELTILS in jewels. THE OUTER MAN. IMPORTANT FACTS ABOUT SOILS.

Small pearls imbedded in a grapevine Driving gloves with deep gauntlets aro Information Tiiat Will Gnlile to tlio Selec­ leaf, with a diamond stem, matte a deli­ in considerable use. tio n o f it F orm . B e S u re CLEVELAND’S cate lace pin. Black silk half hose witli whito soles Tlio soil is a compound substance of If yeti havo made up your mind to buy An oddity for a powder box repre­ is a favorite autumn design. mineral, vegetable and iiniimd pnrticles Hood's Sarsaparilla do not tic induced to take sents a Chinese urn with leaf and rose Terra cotta nnd tan brown shades lead that form the upper strut um of the earth's any other. A Boston lady, whose example is chasing on both sides. all others in plain merino hosiery. surface. In selecting the site for a fawn worthy imitation, tells her experience below: there are many tilings to be considered in “ In one store Where I went to buy Hood's A striped bass, beautifully enameled Tlie polka dot isn't dead yet. It con­ in natural colors and with diamond eyes, addition to tlie character of the sell. Sarsaparilla tlio clerk ti led to induce mo buy tinues to hold its own in both neckwear Aiming these is the important ore of loca­ tlieirown instead of Hood's; be told me tbelr's SUPERIOR makes an odd lace pin. and handkerchiefs. tion willi regard to market facilities, would last longer; that I might take it on ten A minute repeater recently seen lias Ox-blood red is a stylish color in neck­ health, good neighborhood mid nrospec- an open face ami gold dial, the figures of wear. Blue grounds with foulard figures live rise in value. Soils admit of many T o C e t which are in red enamel. are also in demand. elussilicutions, arising from their different, Two cabbage leaves overlapping each Fob chains witli full dress are quite coll tituents. Hocks are tlie original basis days'trial; tiiat if I did not like It I need not other in frosted and burnished finish the go. As little gold as possible, how­ of soils, having by the long continued pay anything, etc. But ho could not prevail make a unique cake basket. ever, should be exposed. agency of tiie forces of nature, by air. on me to change.. I told him I had taken THE PUREST AND BEST Candelabra in Assyrian style, witli five Broadcloth, as a mnterial for dress moisture, frost and bent, been re­ Hood's Sarsaparilla, knew what it was, was solved into minute particles, taking satisfied with it, and did not want any oilier. Is made only of strictly pure grape cream lights, set in dragons' heads of oxidized suits, is going out of fashion. West of finish, are among tlie latest novelties. England cloth and line imported diago­ on tlie form of earth. Soils are called When I began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla of tartar, strictly pure bicarbonate of stony, gravelly, clayey, peaty, etc., Very pretty is a lady's watch en .meied nals have superseded it. i I was feeling real miserable with dyspepsia, soda, and a small portion of flour as a according as tlie substances named con­ on both sides witli violets and sprays and so weak that at times I could hardly preservative, nothing else whatever, and The satin vest is in tlie heyday of pop- stitute a leading feat tire ill t lie compound. is warranted entirely free from alum, surrounding a vari-colored floral wreath. ularity. It is worn plain or figured, as A loam is a soil chiefly composed of sili- r ammonia, phosphates, lime, and all the An odd stamp box represents a crouch­ fancy suggests. Silk vests in various cions sand, clay ami other mineral sub­ H o o d ’ s adulterants frequently found in baking ing bear in oxidized silver, which, when shades anil colors are also popular. stances along with a large percent age of powders. The character of materials . stand. I looked like a person In consump­ turned over, reveals three gold lined com­ The introduction of the big puli' scarf decayed vegetable and animal matter, to tion. Hood's Sarsaparilla did me so much used, their purity, and the nicety of their partm en ts. is welcomed by tlie lover of jewelry, who which it principally owes its fertility. combination, render Cleveland's superior ' good that 1 wonder at myself sometimes, Four elover leaves of three pearls each, can now wear pins of any magnitude or The pulvei-ttlent brown substance formed and my friends frequently speak of It.” Mns. baking powder the most healthful and most any degree of brilliancy without inviting by the action of nil- on solid animal or with a single pearl 1,etween each leaf and ! Ella A. Goff, ill Terraco Street, Boston. economical in use. and it always affords criticism . vegetable matter, is called humus, and is wholesome, nutritions, and delicious food. a diamond center, is tlie design of a pretty brooch. Tlie Inverness top coat is no longer a valuable constituent of soils. It renders It is recommended for purity, healthful­ stiff soils friable, absorbs and retains A silver clover leaf tray witli (luted considered the proper covering for a lull ness and efficiency by Government and dress suit. An English cape ulster, with moist lire, and inn large degree supplies Sarsaparilla State chemists, chemists of Boards of border and engraved Venetian center ac­ snug fitting sleexes, is tiie correct articlo t lie mineral elem ents of decayed m utter Sold by all dnigplstn. g l ; six for ?5. P repared ouly Health, and professors in institutions of companies an etched water pitcher in tlie in soluble forms for plant growth. by C. I. HOOD tk Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. learning throughout the country. style of Louis XV. this winter. The capacity of a sandy loam for retain­ IOO Doses One Dollar Sold only in cans, full weight. A silver carving set for the holidays Calf skiti boots are hold by a few high ing moisture depends on the iimoiint of Cleveland Brothers, Albany, N . Y. consists of roast, and game carvers com­ art dressers to be the correct accompani­ decayed vegetable matter which it con­ bined witli a tisli set in oxidized Assyrian ment to n full dress suit. Tlie majority, tains mid without which it will be infer­ and Grecian styles. however, will cling to the conventional tile. Sandy and i liiv soils requires differ „ 'IF YOcIR My Back! An odd ring lias five stones in an Eng­ patent leather gaiter. ent, t real men!. Each will be benelit*d by Many swell dressers arc affecting a ' * BACK AGUE'S (| lish setting, consisting of red. blue, an admixture witli the other, but tlie x j A FAIR SAMPLE OF fondness for shirts made coat fashion, i union of pure sand and clay alone will bo Apply ono of tho YOU TRY TO USE THE SAME T O ­ brown, canary and coffee colored dia­ monds, in the order named. These garments open all tlie way down sterile unless supplied with decomposed FAMOUS BACCO FOR BOTH CHEWING ANC 40 SWORN CASES in front a i aro held togetiier by means OF THE VALUE OF A new cake basket for the holidays vegetable mutter. Under draining is , SMOKING, YOU'LL HAVE EITHER represents a square tray with a fluted of buttons or loop hooks. highly beneficial to day soils. A sandy A POOR CHEW OP. A POOR SMOKE. border in the stylo of Louis XV. the han­ Tlie cream white muffler of last winter loam is easily worked and is among tlio will he retained for the coming season, . most desirable of all the soils IF YOU CHEW, dle being in the form of two branches bound together witli twigs. althoiigli tiie popular verdict leans to- | Tilings Worth Knowing; wards darker grounds. Light grounds, | Silver topped corks, appropriately Tlie bulletins issued from the Kentucky labeled for t lie various kinds of wines witli tints or dark figures, are elegant j also. station will be mailed to any eitizen of TRy pNZER’S ami liquors, are coming into vogue. They tiiat slate who sends his name and ad­ ire ornamented witli the figures of fa­ There are freaks without end in um­ dress for tlint purpose to "Kentucky Ht-HH, waelher recent or Imm tanding. mous generals of all countries. brella handles. One of tiie newest Agricultural Experiment Station." Lex­ !tSatisfies Every Time. Try One. 1 'ut glass odorizers in diamond cutting, fancies is a silver plaited oak handpiece ington, Ky. Wonderful]; in which is set a miniature watch. An- I SOOTHING O ^ d with heavy chased silver tops, are among Illinois is tie.-leading brown corn pro­ PAIN KILLINC Ho n esty the latest acquisitions to the toilotHable. other novelty is a shepherd's crook ' formed of stiff silver links. ducing state. CURATIVE and which is DUCT By pressing a silver button in the center STRENGTHENING. NOT ONLY THE D LO of the top piece a spray of cologne shoots A few daring dudes persist in wearing ‘ Droves ef dehorned steers are now ap­ Frosh H .ps. IJeinln' k Gum nnd Pino Dnl-.iin— from a chased silver nozzle. a silken sasli in lieu of a vest on full pearing in the Chicago market.. jiropiiro'S anti spread nil nuuly to npply. BUT CONTAINS 20 PER CENT. MORE dress occasions. Correct dressers eschew I Hemlock or spruce boughs are recom­ INSIST ON HAViNC THIS KIND. A comb of light amber shell, sur­ Sold evorywhero. 5 For SI-GO. Mailed TOBACCO THAN ANY OTHER SRA D the practice, contending tiiat it destroys mended as a good covering for tlie straw­ for price, l.irtli Tor'ii/im'in ■ >>T mounted with a border work of pearls simplicity, tlie very first, effect to l>o OF SIMILAR QUALITY, __ and diamonds, followed by a rim of berry patch in the garden. HOP PLASTER CO., Prop ietors, BOSTON, and is THEREFORE the bljLAf-'- ( sought in tlie wearing of evening cos- 1 071 i/enuhir rjoo i.i. small pearls and then a row of large dia­ tum e. A little green food, a few apples, beets, IN THE MARKET, every plug is THE RADICAL BLOOD PURIFIER. monds and pearls alternating, makes a potatoes or other roots given to tlio cow handsome lady's liair ornament. Young men are taking more kindly to occasionally will help to keep her healthy STAMPED “ FlNZER'S OLD HONESTY" DIPHTHERIA. SCROFULA. tlio silk hat this season than lor many A rustic smoking set in oxidized sil­ and maintain the flow of milk. AND HAS A RED H« Miss Lena Jmlkius, a daughter n<* years old) seasons past. Fashionable hatters say | <>f Air. an l Mr*. R. '. -li.lk itis, 677 »»i St., ver lias a tray elaborately ornamented tlio New York styles are preferred to Kindness to stock is a paying invest­ Get the g e n u in e . i.yu’.i. (F R E D by Dr. Lotiffm-’^ V italizing with embossed figures. Tlio asli re­ m ent. X o I i k I a^-es(ion. Flatulence, Compound of ny severe a--' of Scrofula, tlio London makes, even by professed •.irk I8-r a miracle. ettesand ma,dies represent curled grape- hat is too skimpy for most people. grow and fatten a pig for each co-.v twico Nov/ in p ’fl'm-' u -attli. S h'OM to b >b, -' viiv leaves, wliilo the alcohol lamp, ill v ;/ iz. a. just'cc of thi r Decorative art has taken unwonted a year, increase tlie fertility of his leaf design, is perched on a broken farm, and do away with so many months 0. E. HAHN & CO., branch. liberty in tlio matter of holiday sus­ SCROFULOUS HUMOR. penders. Myrtle green grounds of silk of unprofitable feeding just to support Miss Mary Et» ■». Leighton. ad au -ih b r (16 y rs. o1d> The design for a magnificent clock re­ ife. of Mr. and Mr*. Harr:-.»n G. ! bgh’on, 16 Bickford cently executed is in Oriental style, the decorated with hand paintingsof flowers, House. Ship, Sign, Ornamental vines, etc., in the colors ol' nature, are ' Tiie production of lambs for market, in Court. Lynn, CURED by Long •• - Vitalizing Com­ clock proper surmounting tlio figure of pound of a deep s.-ated Scrofulous Humor, with, an houri, who stands leaning forward considered very swell. Embroidered any of tlie more thickly settled sections of (be-renietly yon need. They tone up and Artistic discharging eruptions, which had baffled eight phy­ effects are still popular, hut not so tlio country, if conducted with intelli­ 'he ucali sfom aeh a«» EVERY W HERE. Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Putty, solid facta and carry conviction. ounce to one cent for two ounces is now ■ Paints, an accomplished fact. Mexico is a Christian country, yet Com m issioners’ Notice. Artists’ Materials, Brushes, THE WORLD'S GREAT FIRES. A "jute bagging trust" attempted to DR. LOUCEE’S Bishop Hurst, of tlie Methodist Episcopal The underHienod, appointed by the Judge of OrCheappMt place in the country for church, says tiiat in Mexico 8,000,000 force the cotton planters of the south to Probate lo r tlieC ount> o f Knox, ComtniHHionertt Sign nnd Bulletin Board Painting. Chai'li'st.in, S. C., Feb. 17, 183C, almost pay exorbitant prices for tlie juto bag­ V it a l iz in g C o m p o u n d , havo never seen a copy of tlio Holy to receive and examine the elninis of creditor* destroyed. ging used as a covering for eott on bales. ngalnnt the estate of Catherine Nason late of Rock- Scenery Painting a Specialty. is absolutely the greatest known Remedy for Scriptures. Quebec.Canada, 2,300 houses destroyed; Experiments have been made with coarse bind deceased, represented insolvent, give notice 304 Main Street. Opp. Farwell Hall, the Radical euro of Scrofula, Cancerous Hu­ that six months are allowed to said creditors t<» loss, 82,300,000. Canon Lester, at Litchfield, England, cotton sheeting, which is much cheaper, present und prove their claims; and that they will mors, Diphtheritic or Mineral Blood-Poison­ is training a band of evangelist brothers Stockton, Cal.. Slay 11,18.31; loss esti­ and which is considered satisfactory by be in session nt the I iw 1 'd 'l .- f f i w §3,000,000. Christ in Japan. Its membership (na­ PHI R BITl I for-l.nn,lentil Jg ation of food tlo said "It's awful to Losses ad,iusted and paid at this office. Agent N evada. Cal., M arcli 12, 1831, about tive) is a b o u t 15,000. KNOX COUNTY—in Court of Probate, held a’ for the well-known Travelers* Accident Insurance tine cent a (!«•-". It w ill cu re V \e g think of the fearful extent to which our Rockland on the third Tuesday of D cumber,18SH. Gompaoy of Hartford. Iy3* wotst eases of skin disease, ir o m g 200 buildings destroyed; loss estimated at The Finnish Missionary society, whoso food products aro being adulterated. a common pimple on the luo-jf ► "* §1,300,000. A certain instrument, purporting to be the last to that awful dl.*onse Scrofula .Jf *7 mission in Uwamba land, in southwest­ Nothing seems to be free from tlio wicked will ami testament of Elijah M. Averill, late of -G I.I'III It B IIT E IiS I-, t h e # Concord, N. II., A ug. 21, 1850, g reater ern Africa, dates back twenty years, practice Hero aro all the stores selling Roeklaud in said County, deccused, having been C. G. MOFFITT, be.-T medicine io u.*e in ttlljr part ol' tlie business portion of tlie town labored there twelve and a half years be­ pre-ented for probate: what they call genuino New Orleans O h d ek i.o, Tba’ notice be given to all persons eases o f such *tubhorn nnd Jry<->nr fore being able to report a baptism. A Fire and Life Insurance. deep -rated di^eu-jCb. DoiFjjcv-ari -Hit destroyed. molasses, and yet I have been told bv a interested, by publishing a copy of lids older in tiie C i' (T u g rtft, printed at Rockland, in said koine* adiustcd Mljthlb o(D __nut ever take !»<•«•. it , o f Knox: III etonim-h is out JTw ill ••tire you. sulphur N orfolk, V a., Ja n . 1, 1770, destroyed Tlio little I "cis of tho Netherlands, since refused all kinds of food. A u tu -iu ia i, T e e t h W it h o u t I’lateh. 25 order. Une^FBhter.^ is when sho la cii.ucs queen of Holland, The petition of ( E, Meservey, Administrator ■II”1 by lire and the cannon halls of tlie Brit­ Hiram Larnsey and Mr. Frieze, of 1 on the estate of Catherine Nason, late of Rockland w Liuli' il | itsjr^® Invalid’s Friend. ish; loss, §1,500,000. will be one of tlie richest, if not tlio ric h ­ ' in the County of Knox, deceased, intestate, re- est, sovereign in Europe. Irw inton, G:i., aregreally puzzled. They A. M, AUSTIN, “ ^inniH . Physician’and ISurgaon. try will lc appreciated from Ih • statement been sold in tlie United .States. At tlio On the petition, afor<-.«aid, OKi»i-.itEi>, 'flaw notice of the furlhi r fact that on the340 kilometers P ersonal. j be given, by publishing a copy of said petition with OFFICE i n ; PILLSBURY BLOCK, usual royally she ought to have received ! this order thereon, three weeks successively prior to then* is no cut greater than one meter in Mr. N. li. Frohlit'hiitein, of Mobile, Ala. the third Tuesduy of January m xt, in the C urier- ■'J ^Opposite Thorndike Hotel.) nearly §'.'U,000 lo r tliese. in fact, shu depth, und no lid of a height exceeding one lias obtained nothing from American writes: I take great pleasure in recuiiiiueiid i[ Gazette, a newspaper printed in Rockland, that all •jrNight callsansworel from office meter. Tlie country, in fact, seems to bo ing l)r. King’s New Discovery for Consuni ' persons interested may attend at a Court of Probate publishers excepting a paltry live hun­ then to he held in Rockland, and show cause, if For "run-down,” debilitated und overworked for ption, having used it for a severe attack o j women, Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is almost an idea! one railroad eon-:ruction. dred dollar cheek. Bronchitis und Caiurrh. Il gave me install any, why the prayer of said petition should not be the beat of all restorative tonics. It is a potent There are some draw bucks, how ever, one relief and entirely cured me and 1 have no ! granted. Specific for ail those Chronic Weaknesses and being that there is almost an entire absence E. M. WOOD, Judge. GOOD MANNERS. been ulflieted since. I also beg io stale dial I A trim copy of the petition and order thereon. ciias. e; burpee. Discuses peculiar to W onun; u powerful, gen­ of wood on the plain across which the west­ had tried oilier remedies with no good result. 1 eral as well as uterine, tonic und nervine, it 60 52 A ttest:—A. A. B e a to n , Regisur. im parts vigor and stren gth to tlie w hole sysU-in. ern cud of the road is located. This has led Never try to outshine, but to please. Have also used Eleeirie Billers and Dr. King’s j HOUSE SHIP AND SIGH PAINTER 11 prom ptly cu res w eakn ess of stomach, nausea, to tlie ext, ■ ive of uctallie la s, w liieh New Lite Pills, both o f which I can recom­ indigestion, bloating, weak back, nervous pros­ will be used < >a nearly the entire road. Work Never press a favor where it seems un­ mend. Dr. King’s New Discovery tor Con­ GBAIWER, PAPER HANGER, tration, debility ami sleeplessness, in cither sex. dos i red. sumption, Coughs and Goulds, is sold on a It is carefully eoinpoumk'ii by an ezixTieiieed hxi already Is ca lx gun on the mountain sec­ -AiiD UKALKU IN — Never intrude ill health, pains, losses or positive guarantee. physician, and adapte«l to woman’s deheab tion of theioi.i, which is to cross the Andes Trial bottle free at \V. it. Kittredge. Drug organization. Purely vegetable and pcrteetly an i unite w.: i. the Chilian line.—Engineer­ misfortunes. Cochran & Sewail’s harmless in any condition of the system. Store. PAINTS, OILS. DRYERS, ------Favorite Prcscrip- ing Journal. Never unavoidably wound the feelings Wonderful Cures. of a human being. lle-t Market in Europe. W. D. lloyt & Go., Wholesale and Retail FIKE, MARINE, LIFE, Varnishes, Glasi, Etc. I Warranted I thHIfor w om” lben, tlie' sold ■>”ly bv druggist•,n,,d“ - Druggists of Roun: Ga., sav : We have been under a pouitl' Ive guar- Tlie beat market on tlie continent of Never talk or laugh aloud in public —AND— places or upon the street. selling Dr. King’s New Discovery, Eleetrte MATERIALS FOB ARTISTS refunded. This guui'tfftcc httf Europe is said to bo at Berlin. Fish are Bitters and Bueklen’s Arnica Salve for lour Accident Insurance Agency. A Great Specialty. printed on the bottle-wrapper, and faithtun> sold from vats and are kept alive. There Never forget that vulgarity has its ori­ years. Have never bandied remedies that sell carded out for many years- c is every variety of game and domestic gin in ignorance or selfishness. us well, or give such universal satisfaction. For largis illustrated Treatise on Discuses of There have been some wonderful cures effected CAPITAL JtKFBJSSWiTKD OVEK| Women (160 pages, witli full directions for fowl to be had within a thousand miles, Never urge another to do anything Berry Bros. Block. against his desire unless you see danger by these medicines in this city. Several eases I home-treatment), send ten cents in stamps. an I ste e r s , veal calves, lambs and other of pronounced Consumption have been entirely NINETY MILLION DOLLARS. IfP rieei Low.SiUsfietiou GairaaCmd. Address. W o k l o 's D ispic nsa kv Me d ic a l animals are dressed complete—their before him. cured bv use of a few bottles of Dr. King's *• ___ Association, 663 Main Struct, Buffalo, N. i . heads and tails being skinned and kept Do not ask another to do what yon New Discovery, taken in connection with Elec- I Loimi Adjusted uud Paid at thl« OOlor, would not bo glad to do under similar cir- 4 1 tact on their trunks.—Chicago Herald. trie Bitters. We guarantee them always. Sold Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. by W. H. Kittredge. IMU MAIN 8TKKKT, KOGKI.ANU. \ T H E KUCKJL^aJNl? C O U K iE H -G A Z E T T E . TU ESD A Y , JA N U A R Y 1, 1869. 7

POULTRY IN RESTRICTED RUNS. CLAY EATERS OF CAROLINA. The Ground Npfp - tonic I can most and sun Movable fences nre a good i n ­ F D . heartily recommend It ; for general «b bllltv, food before ho went out to tlie clay, and STM’R PIONEER 1- certainly Ls a si ccifie. W. F. Bridges, .J. P. vention, as these prevent a frequent Last evening a person giving the nitme of G. KEROSENE OIL AT WHOLESALE. he refused to do so. Tito woman con­ CAPT. WM. R. CREED, H omer. La. - I know Mr. W. F. Bridges, and shifting of runs It. Thompson registered at Hunt’s Hotel, and Firjf Quality Goods! will sr.y th at his ttatem ent Is correct. fessed that she ato tho clay herself, but desired to tie called in season to take the 12 p. Will leave Vinalhaven for Prices as Low as the Lowest! J oseph .Shelton, Druggist. explained that t lie child’s health demanded nt. train for Chicago. Being unable to awaken • • ? Rockland at 7 o’clock A. M. Treatise on Blood and 8khi Diseases mailed I t,oies for Fertilizing. hint, the room was entered by means of the R etu rn in g — Leave Roek- Prompt and Satisfactory Delivery! freo. Tin: S wift Specxmo Co., D rawer X that it eat some substantial food before * ^ -s===^ C 5 S a S « |;ind, Tillson’s Wharf, at 2 Atlanta, Ga. Bones may ho reduced by dissolving eating any earth. Almost every ono I ventilator over tlie floor, when tlie gentleman o’clock F. M. for Vinalhaven, touching nt Hurri­ 0*0rders received by Telephone. Please call with sulphuric acid or boiling them in met in this section was addicted to this was found to lie dead. He was advertising cane Island each way. and obtain prices before purchasing. agent for Sttlpher Bitters, which he had exten­ G. A. SAFFORD, Agent, Rockland. lyo also, in a slower way. by mixing them habit. They were all very thin, but their sive sale. The coroner returned a verdict of A. B. VINAL, Agent, Vinalhaven. 37 W T H E O N L Y up when broken in a heating compost of flesh seemed to be pit (Ted out. This was death from heart disease. Ilis body will be Sept. 25, 1888. FRED It. SPEAR, horse manure, earth, ashes, etc., and to bo particularly noticeable about the eyes, sent east immediately.—Cin. Commercial. which had a sort of reddish hue. NO. 4 PARK ST., KOCKLANI), ME kept moist with drainage from the stable. DvsPErsr.t, Severe and Acute, V an­ Bones in burning loso tho nitrogen they "All of the clay eaters were excessively New York & Bangor B r i l l i a n t lazy and indolent, and all of these condi­ ishes. STEAMSHIP LINE. contain, hut as they aro chielly valued for tions combined led mo to tlio conclusion Wm. II. Haines, for several years Station W in ter ^Lrrangom ezi.t D u r a b l e their phosphoric acid, which is mostly re­ that there must ho some sedative or stim­ Agent of the Boston & Maine it. It , at East S.G. PRESCOTT & CO. tained in the ash. this Is tho easiest way ulating qualities, or both, in the clay, nnd Sangns, Ma-s., writes a remarkable testimonial TO NEW YORK DIRECT. as to his absolute cute of a had case of Dys­ 'he Al steamship L UCY P . Have just received a superior quality of E c o n o m i c a l of making a small amount of them avail­ I determined to find out whether thcro pepsia, which be could not shake otT for ten [L L E K will sail from N ew able When burned in a wood fire they was or not. I consequent ly brought a lot years, until he used I)r. Lougee’s Vitalizing ^_York S iTURDAY, Dec. 8th, will add largely to the value of the ashes of the clay home witlt me, nnd Professor « « « > '■"sn mi-liBra .m J on every alternate S atu r­ Ate D iam ond D yes. They excel all others Compound. He says he was fully emanci­ day thereafter for Rockland, Belfast and Bucks­ LEHIGH EGG COAL! as manure Ten per cent of potash is Tiernan and myself inado an analysis of pated and is now, Oct. ’88, a year and n-half port. Returning will leave Bangor for New York ' tlie fever disappeared. This was ac­ Honest. -----DEALERS IN ------from the bottom In these days of adulteration and fraud, in OLD RELIABLE LINE N e r v o u s L l L . . . . counted fur by tho arsenical fumes cre­ to receive the ated in tho treatment of copper. As to all branches of business and pursuits, it is ,t leavo Franklin Wharf. Portland, cross piece C. whether arsenic eating shortens life I am pleasing Io know that there is one medicine - every evening (Sundays excepted) prepared which is strictly pure. Such a medi­ at 7 o’clock, arriving In Boston In ! which ls 4 feet in not prepared to say. but I intend investi­ cine is Sulphur Bitters In curing scrofula; you ______Heahon for earliest trains for I.o w - -:C-O-A-U- length and pro­ gating the matter thoroughly. ”—The Clay can depend on them every time. W. B. 11, Lynn, W altham, Lawrence. Providence, Worcester, Fall Blver, Springfield, New Prostration 5 ' ' ' jects 3 feet on W orker. i E v e r t s , A. M., Charleston, S. C. ------— J I FENCE LAYING DEVICE. . , ■ ... York. etc. Through Tickets to Boston at princi­ H A R D WOOD each side of the ADVICE TO MOTHERS. pal It. It. Stations. A n l-Jyo o n th e F a ith fu l. J . F. LISCOMB, Gen. zlyenT ■ Rihoumatism I stake A. It will bo seen by the illustra Aro you disturbed at night and broken of tion that tho cross piece C is at rig h t The life of a brakeman on tho elovnted | your rest by a sick child suffering and crying Floor, Groceries, Provisions, angles with tlie tail piece B These pieces ' roads is an exemplification of the persis­ with pain ot cutting teeth ? If so send at once EXHAUSTED VITilUU K i d n e y J. ' A . j tent regard that should be paid to what and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing PRESSED HAY AND STRAW, aro made of material j inch thick by 2 I many consider little things if one has am- Syrup for Children Teething. Its value is in­ ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE l'RL'E. D ise a se s fe ■ ..* * •>. . I incites wide The tail piece B should have ■ bition to rise in life, it is noticed that calculable. It will relieve the poor little suf­ Cement, Lime, Hair, &c. a block or stake fastened on tho end ol it ! men who were brakomen ten years ago ferer immediately. Depend upon it, mothers, ' ( 5 or 0 inches in length, sharpened on the are still employed as such, and that men there is no mistake about It. It cures dysentery A ll L iv e r and diarrhoea, regulates the stomuch and trow­ end so ns to stick into tho ground. ■ who started ten years ago are now con­ els, cures wind colie, softens the gums, reduces D i s o r d e r s ! Now placo tho sharpened stake in tho ductors, with a pleasant and dignified utlammation.and gives tone and energy to the ground at the starting point, with tlie responsibility and higher pay to their whole system. Mrs, Winslow’s Soothing upright piece A in line with the stakes credit. Tlie new men roso by persistently Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant to the paying attention to their duties, the chief taste, nnd is the prescription of one of the old­ (HOW THYSELF, along tho line of fenco. tlie cross piece C ; one being to call nut all stations correctly est and best female nurses nnd physicians in A Great Me.liral Work oa Manhood,Nervotisenil will show you whero to lay your corner the United States, and is for sale by all drug­ filnrii -r Drblli V, Preiiintiire Beeline in Man, Kx- and distinctly. Of course this has to bo ;uu; -ted Vuali* '.". ,te.., ,‘;e., nnd tlie untold inlsesles stone or block Then go on and put the done hundreds of times each day, but the gists throughout the world. Price 23 cents it i-usiililnt* from Indiscretions o- excesses; 800 paces, stako on the tail piece B into the same advanced ones have not tired. bottle. tt’i- ;. itiaiiy bound in jrilr. muslin. Contains more hole from which tho upright piece A came Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. ik -.n 1*?5 iiivalttuble pr. „ciiptions, enibracinu* every A. F. Crockett & Co. t is a wrong supposition to think that ; retne ly in tlie pharmacopoeia fornllaeute out, and so on Witlt 11 feet rails this trieso men ure apparently lost among The B e s t S a l v e in the world for Cuts, ;.'d ehr.-n't- ' - It i» emphatically a book for will give a fenco witlt 10$ feet panels and the hundreds of thousands who rido on Bruises, Bunts, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, udy $1. by mull, postpaid, con- Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil­ —DEALKRBIN---- straight as a lino This will ho lotitid a I tlie road. Tlie eves of the management Hipp. blains, Corns, und all Skin Eruptions, and ,1.1 - f i t v t i *. :: s i m ’h .e F ’lr .u to a l l valuable and expeditious aid in laying a aro constantly on them. Tho slovenly positively cures Piles or no pay. It is guar­ a,ul n ; ldle-e ."111 n eit f< r tlie next DO days, fence. i and inattentive ones grumble at tho ad- anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money re­ m e, nr cut that out. a- von may never roe It i vancement of new men. seemingly un- funded. Price 25 cents per box.- iFor sale by .. .'lit. W. il i’AKKEK, Things Wurth Knowing. » Pul-Ini li street. Port m, Muss. i aware of the cause. They continue the W. H. Kittredge. Iy47 Celery is often grown as a second crop haphazard way of doing things, und see COAL. among tho onions, five rows of the onions the persistently attentive ones rise, nnd being sown twelve or fourteen inches aro apparently unaware that they ure tho Broken, Egg, Stove and apart, and the sixth row being left vacant arbiters of their own fate.—New York for tho later sowing of celery seed or tho Sun. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, GOUGH setting of celery plants When site was a Child, she cried for Castoria, 3Iauy Fst-s of Cuhtui oil. l.ico on young chickens can he prevented CURE. Franklin Coalj Tlie average boy has an idea that castor \\ lien site became Miss, she clung to Castoria, Sheridan’s Condition Powder. by making suro that hens are not lousy N,*tliliur on ea rth will m ak“ hens toy lllco u. Highly oil was got up for tho torture of all kids V,’lien sliu had Children, she gave them Castoria, concentrated. One ounce Ik worth u pound of any when set Good Fersian insect powder, who have careful mothers to protect them other kind Given Id the food Olive d aily . Cun-Hall A. F. CROCKETT & GO. dl.-ieuHoH-, Worth It. Weight in gold to keep them well sprinkled through the feathers is a from the fell destroyer. Iio is mistaken, healthy. Testimonials Kent Free. Sold everywhere, quick and convenient euro like a majority of grown people who only o r sent by matt fo r® cents in stumps, sjj.it,. cans, by matt, $1.20. Six calm, express prepaid, $5.10. The g reat points to be observed In g ra ft­ regard castor oil as a medicine Only a Tlie good old Vegetable i’ulnioni»r> Balsam. Crockett Block, North End, L S. JOHNSON a; CO., 24 Custom House St.. Boston- ing aro tho making of smooth, clean cuts, very small proportion of it is consumed in Bert known cin e for Coughs, Coidt a Consump­ tion. Genuine : Cutler Bros. X Co.. Boston. the placing in perfect contact the miter thut manner. Castor oil forms one of the ROCKLAND. best lubricators, and is used for greasing barks of scion and stock, then the whole wagons and other purposes where the MISS BEECHERS’ cut surface and every portion of the split price does not prohibit it. Then it is to be perfectly covered with the grafting Is tho oldest and most popular scientific mil burned as tut illuminator, not only by the Hair or Whisker Dye mechanical paper published and lias tlie largest wax and the exclusion of air and water Jews fur their Sabbath lamp, hut else­ For Hair and circulation of any paper of its class in the world. where. Whiikir*. Will Fully illustrated. Best class of Wood Engrav­ Dealers and manufacturers call tho climijje light or ings. Published weekly. Send for specimen In India, where large quantities of tho Children Cry for e-.io. Price £1 u year. Four months* trial, $1. longest wools cotnbiug wool, the next De­ gray hair to a jvt MLNN Jk t’O., f't! lit.isu Kite, .'Ft Broadway. N.Y laine or medium. and the shorter staples •seed are raised, the oil is added to tho na­ black, tlurk brou n Pitcher’s Castoria. tive condiments to flavor them, it is also I or auburn color. are clothing wools, and they aro graded as mado into an illuminating gas in India | It cuntuiiiH no eul- rchitects & guilder^ superfine, fine, medium und coarse phur or lead, or Edition of Scientific American. Itt this country castor oil is used to dress other deleter io uh I Appeal Not to Your Sympathy, bufl O Manure should never he placed in con Morocco leather California, Kansas, ingre» ient. It re- AA great auveeaa. Each ls*nuo contain* colored lithographic plates of country and clt y rebiden- tact with tho roots when setting out a Iowa aud Illinois are tho principal sections qum « but a Mingle to Your Judgment! ces or public buildings. Nunierouti engraving* of tliis country where tiie seed is raised, application to el- and lull plan* and hpecillcation.s for the use ot Vree, but used fora mulch or top dressing freer iiH purpose. —ANI.jASB KIK A I AIH TU1AL O f TUB— H. 0. GURDY & CO. such as con tempi ate building, i’l ice $2-50 a year and the castor oil presses at Belleville, ^W ashing in NOT -UKAl.KUS IN — 25 eta. a copy. ML NN & CO., RL’Ul lbHEU.S. Progress of the Chippcivas. ills., ure among the most extensive in the squired after dye- j iwi io the cat*c I may be accur- Twenty live Chippewas have gone back world. — Druggist in Globe Democrat. oilier dye*. It HARRIS COAL led by apply- t ing to Mt’-SN from the House o l the Good Shepherd, ** is not two beparate Denver, Colo., to tlicit* p arents in northern irticles fa» are most hair dyeg), but a single com- O f i S le e p in g B a g fo r Can»p«*x-s. jinuliou; and eNperk-ncel wholesale drugging, ANODYNE Dakota, u lt-i* finishing u three years' Ait ingenious sleeping bag which is in a ho have handled all Ihe various dyen, pronout ce WOOD course of ttinly at tho institution, und u - • itv some mountain eliiuix-rs consists t t h e LerU ulnglo preparation lor changing the col L IN IM E N T ! th irty m ore k. ve ju s t arrived to bo in tro ­ >r of the hair which has ever be -n brought to their o l a mackintosh sack, one longitudinal External aud Internal for Man or Beaut. Long and titled for tlie stove. duced to civilization. Tho parents of tho notice. haif of which can he inflated, so that the P rice, 5 0 nit*, dalisfaction guaranteed in TRADE MARKS. girls who have gone homo aro very proud W USK IT FOR t'OUGIIS AND COLDS. Lime, Cemeni and Plastering Hair, In case your m ark Is not registered in the P a t­ canijier can have the luxury of sleeping • money refunded* Prepared only ent oniee, apply to Mi nn A Co., and procure that their daughters have been taught to y P R . G. . THOMPSON. Uockland. M.. a^-USK IT FOR SPRAINS AND CUT8. ORGL’ERIEB, PROVISIONS, immediate protection, bend for Handbook. on an air mattress. —Boston Budget. 'old by all dc r». l’*ed extensively by Indies read aud write aud havo learned many 4 high a» a dozen bottle* at a «-USK IT FOR SORENESS ANYWHERE. CO1* Y R H i I IT S for books, charts, maps, things conn rising the ways of tho pale­ many buying F L O u n a im d m E i o ate., quickly procured. Address Three Opeaiugs. 2S-50 SOLD BY ALL DEALERS. ML’NN A. CO ., P n le n i S o lic ito r * . faces. 'Tift* first thing that tho educated II GbNMUAL Oyrit'K. UUOADWtV, N. Y little Indian maid docs is to transform tho "Brer Johnson, was you down to tho 1 have no hesitation in lodge of tilth into one that is neat aud openin’ of do new club room!” recommending No. 1 Camden St., Rockland, Me. tidy, und us homelike us it can becomo ‘ You Li-ttzh say do openiu’s, Mistah Pr. belh Arnuid * under tho circumstances. By degrees tho Browne. Dar was free of ’em. Br’er (O I GII KILLElt. M.T. CRAWFORD, Tltompson ho opened do proceedin’s wiv A few doses cured mo of parents fall into the habits of their a cold und tickling in daughters, first attracted by curiosity und prayer, den alter a little whilo I’eto Jack the throat. Attorney & Counsellor at law, son ho opened a jack pot on u fo’ flush, Children Cry for OATS. finally realizing that civilized ways ure <1. L. WALKER, ROCKPORT MAINE. uu’ Cyrus Smith ho opened Jackson wiv a fully as comfortable us their own bar­ PawTucftST, IL I. Savings Bank Block. Notary Public. Pitcher’s Castoria. CHAS. T. SHEAR barous customs.—Boston Transcript. razzer."—Terre Llatito Express I‘ruggiMs, 25c*, 50c., and $1 ad. / 8 THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY. JANUARY 1, 1889

THOMASTON. ROCKPORT. TO L E T. V1NALHAVEN. CAMDEN. SOUTH MONTVILLE. £ The large front room over More, for an office or H. C. Henderson has returned to Whitman, C. C. Btinson has moved to town again. other purpose. Pleatantlj Mtuated on Main Street. Muss. John Craig is in town. See us boom! .1. D. Wentworth of Belfast spent his Christ­ H. H Magnne arrived home from the West Enquire ai the Mrs. Thomas Libby won the tidy. M. P. Simonton has been in Boston. mas here with bis father, A. Wentworth. G. I. ROBINSON DRUG 8TORR, Robert N. Lawry is at home from Merrimac, on the Friday noon train. 6L2 Thom at-ton, Me. Mass. Plenty of smelts in Carver's Pond. Wm. Noster of Rockland visited flriends M rs. Georgia Pease received a barrel of W. E. Whitney has starteda fruit and candy Christmas presents from Boston, for herselr Will T. Dunn is at home from Boston on a store in the Libby building. Wm. Jameson takes a short visit to the city here recently. holiday visit. and family. The Baptists had their Christmas tree Tues­ Sch. Bonnie, Captain Burgess, arrived Sun* Mrs. A. H. Jones and Mrs. A. IL Berry of Mrs. Stella T. Gould and son are in Boston day. Rockland were the guests of Mrs. M. P. Si­ Mrs E. I). Jcpson of China arrived here day evening. A large number of presents were monton last week. Monday and stopped over Christmas with her for the winter. bung. Capt. J. L. Ingerson will command a yacht daughter, Mrs. C. N. Cram. B. F. Carr Camp, S. of V., installed officers from Purtlanu next season. Said a man who dined at Crockett's restati- A BLIZZARD Work is progressing on John Fuller's stable rniit the other day : " I never sat down to n Seven couples went from here to McLain's Friday evening. Sch. Manitou, Bates, arrived from Jones which in tbo course of a few week's will be more generous spread or to better cookc.1 food.” Mills, Appleton. Christmas evening to the Edward Keating of Boston is passing the ready for occupancy. boro yestenlay with a cargo ot red granite dance. They reported a tine time. holidays at home. The masked ball Christmas Day wus ,well Rockport law cases have been occupying the Clifford Wallace left for New York on the attention of the Court nt Rockland for some Mrs. Addle V Caln of Centre Montvlllc is John Boradman, 21st Maine Vols., has re­ Monday morning train to join the bark Addic attended and tile crowd was a very quiet and spending the holidays with her mother, Mr-. orderly one. lime. Rockport is trying to rival St. George ceived a pension. Morrill, Capt. Andrews. and Washington. R. F. Jackson, and her sister, Mrs. Effie F. Wentworth. Several ol the Sunday Schools hold their Alf. Miller has opened n shoe shop in the The Vmalhaven laundry is doing a thriving The Banquet Hall eourse is going off swim­ reunions this week. McLaughlin building. He is a fine workman business. The bell rings very often. It turn mingly. Our people have responded very gen­ The Grange had a Christmas tree and a Oliver M. Vinal and wife have returned from and will doubtless have all he can do. out the lineal worn. erously to the call of the management and the drama entitled, “The Stolen Will,” Monday BARGAINS! a visit to New York. The concert and Christmas tree at the M. E. Shields hud another Poverty Ball Monday shekels arc flowing into the treasure. Thus evening, Dec. 24tb, nt Prescott’s Hall. The Samuel E. Smith came home last week to Church, Monday evening, was another success evening. The trouble here Is to get Clothes lar, however, the people arc certainly under characters wore all well chosen, and iilibough make a holiday's visit. ful affair, the church being crowded, and every­ rugged enough io scoop III the prize. obligations to the management for the fine en­ half were amateurs, the play would have done body seeming happy with their presents front I t is getting about time to talk horse. The tertainments given. The next will probably credit to professional actors. The music E. Capt. Ernest Monlgomery has left for Mo­ Santa Claus, who was well personated by An­ Mib hell. violin, W. T. Neal, cornet, and Miss bile to rejoin bis vessel. ice is skimmed. Look out tor challenges be the " Octoroon” by our best talent. If the drew Morton. Echo! tie sure you are right and go ahead! " Octoroon ” Is given a 1 trge Rockland party Maud Mitchell, organist, sandwiched in be­ Misses Lizzie and Annie Bean arc guests of The concert and masquerads ball given by the will probably attend. tween the nets, was A. No. 1. The drama was Mrs. U. C. Lcvensaler. 1 he correspondent of Th e C.-O. was inisln repeated last evening. Rockport Orchestra, Christmas afternoon and fo rm ed with regard to the hole being burned The opera of “ Penelope” was given in Megun- Prices Cyclone Struck! O. P. Walts and Harry I.inscott arc passing evening, was a very pleasant and successful through the tire-proof root ot the Cascade House tieook Hall, Thursday evening, by the Rock­ the holiday vacation here. HOPE. atfalr and netted a handsome sum. Good or­ th e key ot the public library was lost last land Opera Co., a large audience being present der wns maintained throughout and everything notwithstanding the unfavorable weather. The Miss Lizzie Bartlett h.ts quite a bed of pansy F. H. Tobey and wife have returned to the week. Ladies carried their books aruuud blossoms. the Quincy House, Bo ton. passed off in a highly satisfactory manner. It wanting to Know wuat the extra ebarge would opera was finely presented, the audience being William Fessenden of Sandwich, Mass., is was pronounced the best time of the season. e ? kept on the broad grin all the evening. The Jacob Ripley lias bought the Lydia Gardner registered at the Knox Hotel. The msats arc all set in the new vessel at music is bright, the participants are fine sing place, tint of course will not occupy it. C. N. & Co.'s yard. She Is to be coppered on Albeit Inbrabntn ol Rockland claims bis ers, the situations droll in the extreme, anti Capt. Jesse Wilson of sch. Nellie A. Drury marc can beat any horse ill Vlualtiaveii The barn on the Mowry place was seton fire the stocks and will be launched as soon as com­ the dialogue goes off with a rush and bright and burned to the ground, Saturday evening. OVERCOATS, SUITS, is among the late arrivals home. Bring her on A l! VVecan satisfy yuu oil the ness that is very catching. The verdict is that pleted, which will be some time next week. subject very quickly. E. L. Mansfield discovered Ihe tire from his Eugene Henry ol Chicago and Frank Henry Her name Is to be Jamie Carleton, for the son ’’ Penelope ” is one ol the finest things ever home. The place was unoccuoled. E. O. of Buffalo are visiting their former home. ot W. D. Carleton. It is understood that Capt. The movement to get a minister seems likely given here. We would suggest that the man­ agement of our course add another event to Rohhins who recently moved to Rockland was Misses Emma and Carrie Councc arc tn Bos Simon Wall of sch. Jamie Pillsbury is to com­ to he suecessiul. Il the committee get a good the last occupant. PANTS mand her. liberal iinuded man tueru Is some chance ot the series and huve “ Penelope ” again. A ton, guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Rice. his getting u good congregation. pleasant evening and " Penelope ” would pack SOUTH WARREN. Edward Carleton, son of E. B. Carleton, is APPLETON. Mcgunllcouk full. visiting relatives in Dorchester, Mass. Our tire company has fixed up its hall i Mntt Linnekin and Sidney Robinson of Si. There was a Christmns tree, as usual, nt the good style, uud the boys are taking great in Col. Thomas Wentwortli Higginson, the George spent the Sabbnlh In town. Wi.liam B. Hyler, who is attending school Free Church. lerest in their organization, there was no author, writes this of Camden; "The attrac­ Miss Callie Bucklin has gone Io Massachu­ in Boston, is at home for the holidays. Ames Bros, are still waiting lor their cylln sickness among them utter eating their turkey tion of Camden lies in its being like Mount setts to work in the straw shop. Cut and Slashed! Capt. Wra. T. Copeland leaves tomorrow fo der saw which they sent to Winchendon, Mass., supper. Desert and yet unlike it. In common with that join his vessel, schooner Almeda Willey, in other unique spot, it has mountains und blue Jordan and Rodney Wlnebenbach returned for repairs. 1 be liquor agent sold SJ1G3 worth of liquor to their home in So. Framingham. Monday. Portland. Our meatmen, J. G. Wentworth and Will in December. T h is is quite u lot of drink, hut water; but it is far less troubled with the two the hooks are always open tor inspection und great drawbacks, fog and fashion. All Miles Dnvis’ new ice and carriage house and The officers of P. Henry Tillson Post will Newhert have dissolved partnership. Each will thoroughly established watering places nt last Sanford Copeland’s ell brightens tip the South- be installed next Saturday evening. A gen­ carry on business. the parties who get drunk do not buy their end. eral attendance of the comrades is desired. liquor there. overflow on more modest resorts: thus Now- A CLEAN SWEEP! The many friends of Mrs. Gcorgie Ripley of Dort overflows upon Narragansett and Block I he B. G. Co.’s clerks took account of stock Melvin A. Walter, who has been working The public schools commence Thursday. C. New Hampshire, nee Page, are delighted to Island, and thus those who are driven- from in Boston, is visiting his parents, Henry Wal­ A. Benncrof the Eastern Meadows school takes greet heron her return home to pass the holi­ Saturday evening and alter their labors were Mount Desert by excess of dog-earts will ulti­ ler and wife. the Grammar School und J. M. Kalloch, form­ days. ended they partook of supper at E. S. Bod mately take refuge at Camden. Indeed those erly of the Grammar School, is transferred to J. Asbury Pitman, who has been teaching well’s and you can bet that Mrs. Bud well gave who have learned to demand mountains with the Eastern Meadow school. them an Al supper. Everything goes for what it will nearly a year in Searsport, had a very tempt­ their ocean must make their choice between STEAMBOAT SPARKS. At the residence of William S. Butler in ing offer to take charge of a school in Massa­ Uncle James Smith, an old citizen of the these two places, for there is no other.” bring. We are bound to double South Thomaston on Christmas evening, his chusetts. town, stepped into a honey-pot while crossing eldest daughter, Lena S, Butler, was married Raccoons are not plentiful hereabouts, but the terry, and sunk almost out of sight, WASHINGTON. Steamer City ot Richmond has made her to George W. Bowers, Commissary of Subsist­ gave the alarm und Capt. Marlin tlopklns our sales next season, therefore Oliver Simmons and Will Cummings treed two The many friends of L. A. Law are happy to last trip for the season, leaving for Portland ence nt the Maine State Prison. There was a a spell ago. It being night they waited till eutnc to his rescue. Saturday. She will resume the route early in large and brilli.int party present, and the occa­ see hint out again attending to his business. shall double our stock, and must morning and shot them. Four persons have been fined for drunkenness the spring. sion was a very pleasant atfalr. T h e C.-O. during Hie past week by Judge Kittredge, the Benjamin Law has purchased the farm of otters its hearty congratulations. A. H. Newhert is buying cooper’s stock and Alonzo L. Groiton and will move upon it next elean ont every Full and Winter will manufacture casks. About the usual lines und costs aggregating over S50. i bey March. The Lucy P. Miller had a very large freight G R E E N ’S L A N D IN G . amount of stave stuff will be hauled In this pay their lines like little men, and promts of fish last week for New York, principally Garment to make room for the best winter should the sleighing prove good. never to get drunk ugain. Benj. P. Upham, esq., has sold his horse Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Myrick have gone to Phil,” formerly owned by ex-Gov. Dingley from Chase & Co. There were 186 bbls, 10b Yinalhaven. As Mrs. George Pease and her son Winnie The ice-boat Hudson lies on the beach owned and the horse is now owned itt Ellsworth. boxes and 45 bags salt fish besides a large line of Spring Goods ever shown in were riding from their house into the road It by Dr. Lyford, Walls und Webster, ready lor Cbas. Livingston, wife and daughter have We are sorry to hear that James C. Creamer quantity of tresh flounders and mussels. The been visiting friends in this place. being very slippery the 6leigh slewed around zero weather, claiming to be the fastest boat Rockland. Never before were such and threw the horse, and the whole outfit in town. Look out for a challenge! Capt. upon his return from Rockland court had a latter came from Green’s Landing and North Shields & Carroll have shut down work. rolled over. The occupants of the sleigh es­ Northrop thinks he has a fast one. slight attack of pralysis. No serious alarm is line Garments offered at so absurd a Mr. Fuller, their former foreman, is visiting at entertained. Haven and are considered a great dainty in Mrs. Wells'. caped unhurt, and the breaking of one shaft Senator Walker goes to Augusta pledged to New York, commanding a good price was the extent of the damage. amend the fortnightly payment bill, so a: The holiday trade was never better in town price. Buy any Garment we adver­ A nice chair for Mrs. Celeste Haskell was Wilbur Davis, now in his 83d year, assisted make it upply to alt persons employing ten or than this year. The stores of L. A. Law, Cadt. Otis Ingraham, of the steamer Penob­ presented by the members of Life Boat Tent bis son-in-law, Jesse Hilt, in felling a pine tree, more persons. If he succeeds Vmalhaven will Janies L. Burns and Marr Brothers were tise, take it home and look it over at pie ot which she is leader. Another chair was crowded with customers. scot, has lately done a good piece of work by which was three feet two inches in diameter, vote ut any time for his re-election. placing new buoys on Waterhouse and Moose given our preacher, Mr. Lewis. and Mr. Hilt says the old gentleman took the Mrs. Catherine Wilson, widow of the late your leisure, and if it is not ail we Senator E. I’. Walker left for Augusta Sat­ Points, near Searsport, which greatly aid in Sch. Willie, Knowlton, is loading granite heart from him. The smart old men are not urday to enter upon his legislative duties. Daniel Wilson, has gone on the Poland farm for I. T. Snow & Co. for Boston. all dead yet The tree had been struck by Before going he invited any person from Vi- for the winter, where she will live with her navigation in thick weather and at other times. claim for it, bring it back and get Nephew, Nelson Pierpoint. Sch. Cordova, Simpson, is being londed lightning but they got 93 feet in length of mill nalbavett to cult on him if ever they came to One year ago last night at just twelve o’clock with granite at T. Warren & Co’s quarry. logs from it. your money. Tiiat is the way we do Augusta, and he would see to their comfort. Many praises have been bestowed upon the steamer Rockland, Capt. W. C. Sawtelle, Shields & Carroll, in a'nticipation of a cold PULPIT HARBOR. Christinas edition of T h e C.-G. We are The Pioneer arrived at nine o’clock Friday entered Sullivan Harbor, andus the last second business. You make no Mistake winter, have closed their works until March Elisha Webster has returned from Boston. night. Every thing was quiet til town. No happy to know that its circulation is rapidly 15. increasing iu the community. of the year ’87 ticked the steamer sounded her Misses Angie and Lillie Carver are visiting in one to he seen on the streets. When the “ Old when you trade with the Scb. John Gerard has been at Warren, town. Reliable” blew her horn 25 ladies appeared ut Edgar H. Brown and Jacob Worthing, who whistle. Haskell & Small’s wharf the past week, re­ the postoflicc. No one knew wuere th have been at work on Crandon’s new mil! Wm. Alexander is suffering from jaundice. ceiving new platform, work on cabin, etc. She cutne from. Made no inquiries! at South Waldoboro, have returned home. OUR WEATHER REPORT- will be used in tbo stone carrying trade. He is very feeble. They report that Mr. Crandon.has a very line WARREN. Eggcmoggin Tribe and Narramattab Coun­ Elisha Brown aud W. K. Sampson arc get­ mill which will be stocked with business all Tuesday, fine, very warm for the season, cil, Improved Order of Red Men, are in a nour­ ting out logs. They are to be sawed in Cam­ Not much of a rush in the shoe shop at winter. with light westerly wind. ROCKLAND ishing condition. The Tribe at its last council den. present. A concert was given at Law's Hall Saturday Wednesday, fair with light westerly wind, lire adopted a pale-face tn due form, and the The usual amount of interest is being kept evening for the benefit ot the Washington Miss Frances Dillingham is at her sister’s, very warm. Council Degree of Pocahontas is only wailing up in our prayer meetings. We hope arid trust Mrs. Merrill’s. Cornet Band. It consisted of vocal and instru­ costumes, when it has lots of work. the good work has just begun. mental music, recitations, dialogues and closed Mr. and Mrs. Austin Kirk are on a visit to with a splendid farce. The receipts of the Thursday, a. in., oveicast; p. in., rainy, The Good Templurs are also adding to their We miss from our midst the bright, smiling wind light. face of our old friend, Deacon Albert G. Bev­ Marlboro, Mass. evening were quite large, we are glad to say. CLOTHING CO. numbers. At their last meeting nine candi­ This band does us proud. dates were initiated. The next union meeting erage, who died Tuesday morning. He wns Augustine Eastman left last week tor his Friday, fair, with light westerly wind, warm annual trip out west. of this district « ill be held with Steadfust waiting to go tor he knew tic would meet SWAN'S ISLAND. for tiie season. Nearly Opp. Thorndike Hotel. Lodge, I. 0 . G. T., Thursday evening, Jan. friends on the other shore. His family have Bert Maxey has begun housekeeping, and 6th. The "Credit System” has been adopted, the heartfelt sympathy of the entire commun­ will tnke a lew hoarders. Last week Miss Laura Joyce went to Bar Saturday, very tine and warm lor the season, C. G. BOVEE & COMP’Y. and bids fair to add to the interest. A treat of ity in the loss of a kind father und a loving Frost fish have arrived and many enjoy the Harbor. easterly wind. hulled corn and milk was enjoyed by the mem­ husband. fun of hooking them out. Lust Monday Isaac Stinson and George Sunday, pleasant with wind westerly. bers last Thursday evening. Christmas passed off very pleasantly in this Thomas Iadale has moved into the tenement Sprague went to Boston. Dr. Frink just escaped being drowned Thurs­ place. We had a Christmas tree at the church. vacated by Geo. W. Walker. Levi Joyce, who was taken quite sick Satur- Monday, rainy, wind north-east, clearing day. He left T. Warren’s wharf in a little Some very good singing and reading was en­ lay night, is some better. off in p. m. EASTERN ARGUS! boat to go on board another on his way to joyed helore the presents were distributed. A plan ot our village is being made for the Joseph W. Joyce acted as Santa Claus and use of the insurance companies. Mrs. Betsey Stanley died Thursday night. Isle au Haut. The boat upset, spilling him She has a large circle ot mourning friends. 1 8 O 3 - 1 Q G 9 . and the boy who was rowing. The boy clung everything passed off nicely. >Ir. Atchley, Our people are still talking railroad to the COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. to the boat but Dr. Frink got away. ’ Elmer who is spending Christmas here, received §11 quarries and up the Georges Valley. Monday morning Capt. Emery Joyce’s gang The Argus, now in its 85th year of continuous Spofford seeing the affair look another small and Rev. Mr. Howes S12. George W. Walker has moved into J. L. aught 150 pounds of smelts which they shipped The following students registered at the col­ -publication, makes its best bow to its many read­ boat and upset that before he reached him. RAZORVILLE. Steven’s tenement, vacated by Prof. Lockie. on the steamer Rockland. lege this week: II. W. Leadbetter, Nor: h ers and natrons; and takes gieat pleasure in an- By this time the Isle au Ilaut captain cut his One of our citizens moved into a tenement Last week Mrs. Mandy Joyce went to Bar Haven, E. L. Brown, Rockport, Florent Whit nonnciag a reduction of subscription in price of the painter, drifted up und saved them, but the Rev. E. C. Shattuck is on the sick list. Harbor to visit her son who lias a nine-pouml Daily to $6 a year in advance. It is not that we are Mrs. A .L Grotton visited friends in Palermo stopped two nights, then moved back to his more, Camden, Willie H. Staekpole, Thomas­ going to make u cheaper paper—far from it. On doctor was nearly dead. He was taken to T. old place. boy. She returned the last of the week. Warren’s store and properly attended to, and last week. ton, P. F. Crandon, Rockville, James Sullivan the contrary we contemplate greater expenditure!) Rev. Mr. Hunnewell of the Congregatioua Mrs. Sarah Morey, the oldest person on the the coming year than ever be lore—with the result was able to ride home at night. W. E. Overlock went to Providence, R. I., land, being 91 years of age, has attended and Iowa Cleveland ol this city... .College of a wider circulation for the Argus and greater Thursday, on business. church received lour members into his church popularity as a NEWSPAPER. The circulation Geo. Eaton of the Arm of Eaton, Grant, last Subhuth. church regularly this summer walking a dis- sociable Wednesday evening, Ja n .2. All for­ of the Argus is now three times larger than when Martin & Co. was severely injured by a blast Fred Collins of Waldoboro spent Christmas tance’of a mile. mer students are cordially invited tc he pres­ in the quarry Monday. At lirst it was thought at the home of A. C. Collins. Insurance agents have been plenty the past we became editor, and our ambition is to make this week, and many have taken policies' in life and Tuesday night there was a Christmas tree ent. solid. vigorous growth still more marked—by dc- he was dead. The upper lid of the left eye is Tim Kimball and Jos. Webber of Bremen accident risks. at the sehool-uouso in District No. 1. The Gott nenlng it—as we hope to do, half gone und the eye hortibly mutilated. The visited at G. F. Lessner’s lust week. family ntet at the house ot Emery Gott, the other eye was swollen so badly that Dr. Frink Our people are still discussing the railroad, Stanleys at Lewis Stanley's, the Joyces at THE DAILY ARGUS could not decide whether it would be saved or H. E. Farrar finished a very successful term its advantage to the town and the prospect ot Oliver Joyce’s and the Staples family at tho LIPPINCOTT’S not. Mr. Eaton was taken to Boston to the of school in the Branch District last week. what may he done in the lime business. house of Chas. Stockbridge. The trees were Printed on the fastest press in Maine, with a much infirmary Wednesday. He was a pitiful sight. P. G. Ingalls, representative elect, goes to James Walker of Welchville passed Christ­ very pretty and many presents were received. larger bona tide circulation than any other Maine His face was burned und swollen so badly that Augusta Tuesday to attend the session of the daily, will not only supply its readers with the inas eve at his lather's returning tho next MONTHLY MAGAZINE, W orld’s news up to the latest moments, condensed he was hardly recognizable. There is not legislature. morning. The family had a Christmas tree. NORT.i WARREN. and conveniently arranged for the ready inspection much hope of either eye being saved. Quite u The Christmas tree at Newell Jones’ was A Popular Journal of General Literature. Our lime kiln is all ready to send forth William Fuller has arrived home from Mas­ of the reader, but will take part in' i all im portant purse was made up by friends here und Ocean- largely attended and the tree was heavily laden smoke as soon as the farmers can haul in wood current discussions, treating those of a political na- ville, and through the kindness of Capt. Saw- with nearly 300 presents, some ot them very enough to keep the fun going. They are not sachusetts. ture as always heretofore, from the3 Jeffersonian telie a free pass was procured to Boston. THE JANUARY NUMBER Democratic standpoint. TERMS—$7,00 costly and very beautiful. L.T. Marr and W.E. waiting for the railroad, but a little snow. Mrs. Gonia and son of Thomaston have been Now Heady, Contains: or $0.00 in advance, lree of postage. CLARK'S ISLAND Overlock acted as Santa Claus uud brother. visiting Mrs. L. J. llills, who has lately moved After the presents were distributed they all Mrs. Thomas Walker has returned after an into the Grunge tenement. H a le -W e s to n . A N o v e l, M. E l l io t S k a w e ij, Edward Ulmer has returned home front the were seated and a prayer meeting followed. absence nt several weeks in the west in the The Death of Summer. (A Poem.) A. W . THE WEEKLY West. state of .Michigan, ller son-in-law, Neil Mc­ Rev. Mr. Green the Baptist minister has been This is a new idea for Christinas trees here,and holding a series of verv interesting meetings E d g a r A lla n P o e. It. II. St o d d a k d . Charles Hinkley has returned home from one that should be encouraged. It was by re­ Callum, and son Thomas, wife and child ac­ E astern A rgus is the lurj __ *st pape in the State, companied her home. in the schoolhouse of District No. 15. Song. L angdon E lwvn Mit c h e l l . and one of th e largest in the country. It contains a Quincy, Mass. quest of Mr. Jones. Literary Society as She W’as Seen. C lltR - full summary of State and General News, Market The elective chiefs of Segotchet Tribe, No. We are glad to hear that our friend C, A. Mrs. William Hinkley went to Quincy, SOUTH LIBERTY. Benner has the position of principal in the l o t te A d a m s. Reports to latest telegraphic drtes, Prices Current, Mass., to spend Christmas. 8, Improved Order of Red Men will he public­ Chip News, Congressional and legislative proceed* James Nash is in failing health. ly installed al Glover hall, Thursday evening, Grammar school ut Thomaston, which he is Sympathy. (A Poem.) C ik t is B a l l . ings, Agricultural Information, Receipts, Etc., for James Rowen has gono to Quincy, Mass., to Isaac Robinson is somewhat better. Jan. 3d. The chiefs will he raised up in cos­ well qualified to till. The Capture and Execution of John Hrowit Farmers; Fashson Letters by “Jennie June,” the visit his daughter, Mrs. Thomas Carson. tumes hired from Boston for the occasion. The The lime-kiln is all filled and ready to burn, By un Eye Witness. P. P o in d e x t l k . able and most sensible fashion writer, a Young James Overlock’s youngest child is sick. Diana. (A Poem.) W ilson K. W e l s h . People’s Column, Fun, Tales, Poetry, and every­ While turning a stone in the quarry, the installation will he public, except that no per­ but wood is rather scarce as yet. If we only thing which is deemed suitable and requisite for a guys gave way und the derrick fell. For­ John Pinkham remains about the same. son under Hi years of age will he admitted. had the railroad, business could sturt ut once. At Laat: Six Days In the Life of an Ex- first class business and family newspaper, and 1 hat tunately no one was hurt. Wesley Pinkham is at home on a visit. Let us all see to it that we bave the road T c a c h e r . J ohn H a iiu e r t o n . EAST UNION. Fourth Day.—A Counterfeit Preountment. will make it acceptable and valuable to its many Judging from appearances the paving busi­ A. C. Vanner visited E. S. Whitehouse, ' another season so that our town can grow. readers, young and old alike. M. G. Titus is at home for the winter. Our One Hundred ouestioQtf.—VI. TERMS—One copy, 1 year, free of postage $2, ness bids fair to lie brisk here the coining year Tuesday. and even now all the men who come along get R. Robbins got a big eornball on the Christ­ W IL E Y ’S C O R N E R . Our Monthly Go6sip. or $1.50 when paid in advance. Clubs of 10 free of Silas Hall came home from Warren to spend Of Bets and Better^, '.^ueriea Answered. postage, $10 in advance. employment. A large force is kept at work Christmas. mas tree. Winslow Robinson, who has been sick, is im­ on the dump, and many are in winter quarters Kook-Talk. W.m .S . W a l s h . Geo. Millay is running his new mill to its L. P. Lothrup and wife have moved into a proving. A Letter from AaelF Kives. Buried Books. JOHN M. ADAMS & CO., PUB RS, quarrying their own stock and all seem well utmost capacity. cottage ut the South-end. Alexander Kalloeb, our first selectman, is The Story ol un African Farm. Mrs. Eliza- satisfied and appear to be doing well. This is Stoddurd'fl Novels. OO Exchange St., Portland, Me. Miss Abbie l-eighr is teaching school in A citizen of this place has a trained pig, confined to house with sickness. comparatively a new business here but to judge Every Day’s Record. from appearance and the preparations being Washington. which he recently rode without saddle or bit. Seb. Anna A. Holton und Richard Hill made, it looks as though it would be an ex­ The Christmas tree at Samuel Overlock's The Peak sisters gave a very “ refreshing" sailed for New York, Friday. Fur wale ut the Bdok»tore«. J. W. ANDERSON, tensive braneh ol the next season's work. was a grand success. entertainment at the Xmas tree, Tuesuay eve­ Schooner Anna Holton, Gilchrest, arrived The stonesheds have been tilled with paving ning. Their songs were very amusing, while from New York via Boston, Monday. There is prospect of parties building a mill their costumes were very unique, and their stock, and to an outsider it looks as though in this place at au early day. J. C. Cleveland ot Rockland is surveying the boys’ comfort was to be looked after on caps exhibited quite a degree of peukedness. Manufacturer of C ig ars, N. Hannon is to drive the Liberty und Wal- land for several parties in this vicinity this these days when the "Rift and Lift” arc both The other Christmas entertainment was very week. BEAUTIFUL IROCKETT BLOCK, NORTH END. "hard ways" to travel outside. doboro stage a while, Bert Bruce having re­ good, especially the recitations by thu children, signed. Steamer Acadia makes frequent trips up and HURRICANE. that of four-year-old Hanson Merrifield being The last thing we ever heard of being hung worthy of particular mention. After the pres­ down the river. Looks business like to have a iderson’s Havana Seal& La Perfocta Warren Healey is stopping here fora short on a Christinas tree is a hog, hut such wus the ents were distributed by the Peak sisters, a little stcant navigation on our river this winter. Cut Flowers time. —HAVE SO KQCAL IX— luck ol Meservey Witham. social dance was held. Mrs Alice Gilchrest and family accompanied Order Early and Secure Mr. and Mre. W. A. Healey spent Christmas Geo. Beldin had the misfortune to tip a load SOUTH THOMASTON. by the family of Capt Averill of Thomaston O3EJ3XTT C I G A . n a . in Rockland. of casks over, and bis horse took fright and | spent Christmas at Mrs. Effie Kinney’s. t h e B e s t. School commenced Monday with Miss Grant ran away, not doing a great amount of damage, Chas. Sleeper is iu Fall River, Mass. I cuu furnitih any of these flowers ut ten ot Prospect, as teacher. however. The fair and apron sale Friday and Saturday Cigai Manufacturing iu All Its Branches. Miss Rebecca Sleeper is home from Bnslon. was a line affair. Everything was sold. The hours’ notice. Mr. and Mrs. Keenan have returned from a Jesse Overlook intends going into the ben : *«*Private Brands gotten up to order. Miss Nellie Barber is visiting Mrs. George guess cake was awarded to Matthew Linekin 4^*Grd« rtiby mail, telegruph or telephone visit to friends in Rockland. business on a large scale. lie will cred a j Coombs. of George's River, the sofa pillow to Miss J. W. ANDERSON, Rockland, Me. The Bachelors Club had an oyster supper large hennery in the spring, 15x50 feet, with Mrs. Jesse Sleeper, who has been quite ill. Lizzie Creighton ot Union, the quilt to Mrs. W. F. NORCROSS, Wednesday night. Their badges are hand­ yards to accommodate the towl. is recovering. Robert Chaples.and the toilet set to Miss Eliza some and very becoming. GEORGE’S RIVER. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wiggin are visiting iu lloekins. The total receipts ot the two even­ 860 Main St., . Hockluud. FOR SALE.-A BARGAIN. Christmas passed very quietly here, Quite L. S. Wheeler of this place is visiting friends Newburyport. ings were S'35 which goes toward the sidewalk. a number of the boys attended the mask hall in Stockton. * A FARM under good cultivation, William J. Thayer has gone to Florida to S O U T H H O P E ^Trffl*S»24 story house, slated roof, large bum at Vinalhiiven. All report a good time. Sch. Jus. A. Brown passed up river Wednes­ spend the winter. A LARGE STUCK OF— kAVy/ -ijg and room y shed, iu good rep air; cel- Mrs. Hugh Maxwell has returned from day for Thomaston. 1.. E. Bowley has gone to Boston. ■■■»— ^■■lur under house aud baru; water in Frankfort where she has been very ill for some Mr. Wooster fell from the barn seatfold Turk’s Island, Liverpool and both buildings; u thrifty young orchard; a milk time. We are pleased to see her hack ugain Chas. H. Kelloek is at work here for Chas. Christmas Day, breaking two ribs. F. L. Payson’s store is fast nearing eompie- route. Would make an exeeUvtil garden truck enjoying good health. E. Ward of Westkcag. We are pleased to learn that Miss Annie tion. Mineral Salt. laiui, and being Dear the sea.bore would suit uuy Sch. Anna A. Holton of Thomaston passed Chadwick, who went to Liberty for her heultli, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Payson of Warren spent city parly for u summer residence and pleasure EAST FRIENDSHIP. down river with lime from J. O. Cushing & Co. is improving. Christinas with H H. Payson and wife. ^OIIAS. T. SPEAR. bum. Apply U M. A. JOHNSON, Rockland, Me. Mansfield Robinson of Warreu was in town for New York. The quilt ottered for the beuetit of the street Maj. P. M. Fogler and L. S. Fogler ot Au­ . O. Box 64 43-2 Wednesday. The steamer Acadia is now runuing up aud lights will not be drawn tor a week on account gusta spent Christmas with their parents, Mr. 'The Christmas tree und concert at the school­ down ihe river trout Thotnastoti to Port Clyde ' of other business interfering. uud Mrs. John Fogler. B O A T W O R K . house was a success. daily, stopping at all ol the river landiugs. Miss Lena Butler of this place aud George The triends of Riley G. Mink, who has been B. fairing, boat builder, i. prepured to do Andrew Bornhcimer and family have re­ She was built in Ellsworth in 1881 and rebuilt j Bowers of Thomaston were married at thu sick for some lime, assembled at his home est wishes of many friends in confectionary aud other more substantial p re s ­ TALKS FOR ITSELF. 4 L tx o stt WiiA.nr, Rockland. visited ut William Bradford’s, Christmas. 1 sPrll,8- She 15 * very fabt baill“6 boat< this community. ents. THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, JANUARY 1. 1HS9. 9

jflarint flcpnrtnttnt. KNOX SOCIETY. SUPREME JUDICIAL. FOURTH Scb. Corvo, Kennedy, has gone into winter It Elects Officers—The Condition of Its What the Big Wigs Have Been W rest­ quarters. Affairs. ling With the Past Week. Scb. Alfred Keene, Greeley, arrived yester­ At the annual meeting of (he Knox Agrien •- Oliver P. Shepherd, complainant for assess­ day morning. HOLIDAY OFFERING! tural Society, held In the city council looms ment of damages, vs. the town of Camden. Scb. M. A. Aeborn, Achorn, has arrived in Port Mn Spain. Thursdsy, the following officers were elected This is a complaint for assessment of damages C. F. SAW TELLE, Sell Martba Innis, Hunt, Strived yesterday, for the coming ve.ir: President, John Bird, sustained by complainant on his kiln privileges light, from Boston. Rockland; Vice Presidents, Erastns Lermond, by action of the town in raising the grade of ---- T I I 3 3 ------Sell. Monticello, Johnson, loaded ashes for Thomaston, Geo. W. Young, Lincolnville, A. the road at Rockport village for the construc­ Cor. Main and Limerock Sts., Portland, last week. O. Thomas, Rockland, John H. Andrews, tion of the iron bridge. After c mnscl on each — ATKINSON — Scb. James Boyce, Jr., Cnpt. A. A. Duncan, Camden, E. S. Bod well,Vin ilhvven ; Trustees, side had explained the case from his stand­ has arrived in New York. A. M. Cobb, Thomaston, A. C. Hamilton, point, the jury was taken in charge of an officer HOUSE FURNISHING Sch. Woodbury Snow goes to Owls Head ROCKLAND, - MAINE. to haul up for the winter. Rockland, Isaac Grbeton, Rockland, C. B. to view the premises and ordered to report in “ C O M P A N Y5— Sch. Monticello, Johnson, sailed for Portland Abbott, Camden, A, D. Gardner, Rockport; court on Wednesday. After its Christmas Secretary, E. S.Y.ce, Cushing; Treasurer,J. A. with ashes from Stoddard. recess the Court re assembled Wednesday and —19 RPXTJMO KVF.RTTIIINO IX TUB— Sch. Bertha Glover, Over, arrived Saturday Tolnian, Rockland. The ulficcrs elect arc to proceeded with the Shepherd-Camden case. with feed for Rockland Steam Mill. meet in the city council ro mu Saturday even­ On assembling, it was announced that the wife The most extensive line and beauti­ Ella Pressey, Nash, arrived yesterday from ing at 7 o'clock,January 5. of Mr. John W. Turner of Rockland, one of ful patterns of New York with coal for F. It. Spear. The past year has been an unfavorable one the jurors drawn for the trial of the case, was Sch. Isabel Alberto, Peterson, arrived from for the society. A wet, cold, backward season a cousin to Mr. Shepherd, and he was excused Piano, Organ Boston, light, and will haul up for a short time- prevented ilie vegitation of all kinds trom rip­ from further service, and, by agreement Sch. Thomas IIlx and sch. Harvest Home are on their wuy here with coal lor II. H . Hall ening till the autumn rains set in so that farm­ parties went on with eleven jurors. Mr. Shep­ —OB— A Co. ers did not gather their crops in good condition herd claims tha no is considerably damaged. Easy Chairs & Rockers, Sch. George E. Prescott, Trneworthy, has and could not have made a good exhibit it the The selectmen refused to allow him any dama­ [OURE cone into winter quarters nt WharlPa qnurrv, society had a favorable week lor the (air. If a ges, and he brings this petition for assessment. RATTAN Vinalbaven. beneficent providence had given a season of Formerly sueh a proceeding cainc be lore Sch. O. W. Brainerd was launched from Sewing Machine Line Cobb's ways Saturday, where she has been sunshine and gentle rains, and the crops m a­ the county .commissioners, with an appeal to Easy Chairs & Rockers, undergoing exten-ive repairs. tured in early fall, hid the closing weeks of the Supreme court, but in 1885 the statute was Sch. Nina Tillson, Green, from Boston for September at the time of the (air been pleasant changed so as to allow an appeal direct to the For k«e money and on enaier terms than any other Rosario, 8. A., arrived Ht Buenos Ayres, the one of the m-i-t successful fairs ever held in Supreme court. A large number of witnesses LADY’S DESKS dealer in the business. dlst, 60 days passage. All well. Knox county would have been the result. The were swam. Saturday the jury came in and MARK DOWN Sch. Charlie and Willie, Capt. C. M. l’hil- attendance at Farwell hall and on the cattle broke the record by giving a verdict for de­ brook. arrived Tnesday night with coal from In Oak, Walnut and Cherry. GET THE LOWEST PRICES New York after the quick rttu of 60 hours. show grounds being very limited on account of fendant town. Mortland and Montgomery for Scb. E. Arcularius, Davis, arrived Thurs­ tho incessant rain the receipts were very plaintiff; Littlefield and Simonton for town. BEAUTIFUL PARLOR SUITS day from New York with coal for Bird. She small. The criminal cases are now on trial. A. T Of any agent, friend or dealer and then loads litnc from Alintm Bird for New York. The trot at the park if the track had been In Hamilton and George McLaughlin were on In Crushed l’lush, which we have Sch. Carrie L Hix nrrived Thursday and any favorable condition would have been a trial yesterday on a search and seizure pro­ marked for a Christmas Present at has gone into winter quarters at the Sands, Come to Us and We Will Save You Vinnlhavcn. The schooner on her trip home success as greater effort was made than here­ cess. the low price of had a slight fire in her cabin. tofore for this object. F. II. Berry secured Hamilton and McLaughlin were both found = SALE! Money. Sch. Silver Heels, Avlward, nrrived Satur­ some ol the finest trotters in this part of the guilty. George Merrifield is now on trial, $ 4 5 . 0 0 day from New York, via Portland, She was state, and the excitement was high over the another liquor case. No matter what style or make you want it only re­ in collision oir Cape Elizabeth, while going in­ anticipated races. Judge Libby lias appointed Thursday, Janu­ And other Parlor Suits in Crushed mains for you to investigate, as we mean business to Portland and lost living jibboom and fore­ and it will p*i ‘ ‘ topmast. With the state stipend due next spring tlie ary 3, fur hearing on the petition of L. F. Plush and Silk Plush wc have marked ing In stock t Sch. Helen, which we reported in a disabled society will be able to pay all its liabilities and Starrett vs. R ilph R. Ulmer to determine who down to the low prices of $50, $60, condition at Port Clyde, last week, was brought enter upon its 23d exhibition free from debt. was elected clerk of courts at the September $75; always sold from 875 to 8100. to this city and hauled out on the North Ma­ For this organization to succeed it needs the election. The postponment was made for the rine Railway, where she will receive new shoe, We make these low prices on our Ridiculously Low Prices!! keel and plank. co operation of every farmer, every philan­ convenience of both parties. Mr. Ulmer will goods at this season of the year as thropic citizen in Knox County. With this take charge of the office today, and retain it if Capt. Charles Paine of sch. Wild Pigeon, much for an advertisement as to sell Mentioned below, an we have no room for them which was in here last week with a cargo of aid it will prove a blessing to our community, the decision be in bis favor. He is to file bis at til in season o f tbo year. excelsior from Frankfort, wind bound, is an without it it must inevitably fail. answer to the petition on Monday. It is said the goods,because we know tiiat any­ old Rockland boy, the son of J. H. Paine. that considerable testimony is likely to be pnt thing bought of us at the Christmas Capt. Paine has a line vessel, and has shown time, and especially where it is pre­ his blood in working his way unaided up to in at the bearing. J. II. Montgomery appears ONE BLACK WALNUT 5 OCT. PORT- the position he now holds. He is a very suc­ THE LOBSTER LAW. for Mr. Starrett, and C. E. Littlefield for sented as a present, will be remem­ able Melodeon, warranted, worth $13.00, CLOAKS price...... * 1 0 .0 0 cessful captain. Ulmer. bered by the purchaser and doner, as Rideout and I’attee, marine architects ol What Practical Fishermen Think and well as by the recipient. ONE SECOND HAND ORGAN, BLACK Bath, arc making models for a large ship to be Say About it. built next summer by A. Sewall & Co. It PRISON POINTS. Walnut ca»e, two sets reeds, worth $45, will be the lamest wooden vessel of thnt rig Capt. Robert McClain of Bristol, Me., writes: Beautiful China Closets! price...... 20.00 built in the United States. The dimensions The number of criminals in the prison, ONE 5 OCT. ROSEWOOD PIANO CASK arc. length of keel 275 feet, lencih overall, “ I think to have no close time would be a 300 feet, breadth 48.10 feet, depth 28 6 feet. The good thing if wc can have it and still hold our December 1, 1887, was 165; committed since, For from 832 to 875 are also among Melodeon, 2 seta reeds, a handsome in­ ship will register about.'!,000 tons. 10 1-2 Inch lobster law. 1 have been in the 40. Discharged (luring the year by expiration Commences This Week. the attractions. strument, worth $30, price...... 10.00 L im e s t e r s .—Ella Frances, Foster, was in lobster business 30 ycais and have fished under of sentence, 44; pardoned 8; removed to in­ the stream Saturday from Farrand, Spear & all of the laws, have seen lobsters so scarce sane hospital, 1; prebent number, 152. The MUSIC CABINETS, &c., &c. Co---- Ira White, Murray, was in the stream Friday, from Cobb, for New Y o rk ... . Billow, that I have drawn 80 pots in good repair und whole number committed since the establish­ C. F. SAWTELLE. Emery, was ready to sail Friday for New- properly baited and did not get a single lobster ment of the prison is 2,926. Twenty-three York---- Mary Ellen, French, was in the that would measure 10 1-2 inches. This was now in prison are serving sentences for mur­ stream Friday from Messer for B oston.... der; 11, murder second degree; 6, man- TEMPES FUCIT 1 Lady of the Ocean was ready to sail for New the year that we asked for the 10 1-2 inch law. York, Saturday, from A J. Bird 8c Co. and In two years under the present law we now slaughter; 6, arson; 2, being a tramp; 2, Therefore it behooves everyone who K. C. Rankin A- Son-:. .Billow, Emery, sailed have gained so that we can average one 10 1-2 breaking and entering and larceny ; 23, larceny. E.B.HASTINGS wishes to make a present to his Fa­ Saturday for New York from C obb....E lla inch lobster to every trap. So long a3 we Thirty-seven are serving life sentences; 1, Frances, Foster, sailed Saturday, for New- ther, or his Mother, his Daughter, York from Farrand. ...Jennie Pillsbury, Wall, protect the small lobsters we shall have plenty twenty-live years; 1, twenty; 2, fifteen: 2, his Sister, or his Friends to buy at was in the stream yesterday from White A of large ones, and if we arc allowed to take twelve; 9, ten. The average definite sentence once. A personal selection is always Case for New Y ork....Speedwell, Weed, was WANTED them our business is ruined in a very short is I years, 10 mouths, 22days. better, at the same time for four In the downs yesterday from Cobb for New FOR SPOT CASH. York---- Mountain Laurel, Ranlctt, sailed time. Now if possible keep the the 10 1-2 inch years we have been catering to your lobster law. It will surely benefit the commun­ Sunday for Boston from H unraban.... IN AND OUT. ity at large." wants -hrough the mail, and we can NEW YORK CHARTERS. assure you that if you write us for an Oren Elwell of Tenant’s Harbor, a lobster 500 Men to Buy Goods! Knox County's Officers Qualify—Who Easy Chair at say from 88. 810, 812, fisherman, makes the statement: "In the full Look at the Prices At the prices quoted below, und then compare them Ship A. G. Ropes, to Liverpool, 35s (id...... T hey Are. 815, 820, 825, we will send you the Ship R. D. Rice to Cork f. o , 40s....Scb. of 1887 one 10 1-2 lobster to a trap was con­ with others prices and Isaiah Hart from Portland io Buenos Ayres, sidered good fishing, while in '88 I took the With the incoming of the year 1889 the ofli­ very best chair for that money iu the Lumbc $17, or Rosario, $19....S cb . R. G. first week in December from 40 traps 1,000 eers elected in Knox County in September take market. Simply name the color of SEE WHAT YOU CAN SAVE! Dunn, trom Boston to Bueno Ayres, Lumber. charge of affairs. Of this number A. A. Bea­ Plush that you would like on it, or —BY CALLING AT THE— $ 1 8 .... Bk. Edward Cushing, from Boston to selling them for $50." This large gain over Wc shall make on all our Mon evideo, $17. option of Buenos Ayres, $18 '87 he claims is due to not taking the small ton, register of probate, J. H. H. Hewett, esq., other goods, as it will be impossible Corner of Union and Park Streets OF R carlo, $19 5 0 ....Scb. Wallace B. Flint, nine-inch ones in the spring und that the pres­ county attorney, and Wilder S. Irish, sheriff, Cloaks, Ladies’, Misses’ and to supply photographs enough for the lienee >o Buenos Ayres, general cargo, private ent lobster law for the fishermen was satlsfuc were re-elected. Mr. Beaton enters upon his demand, which is always pressing us. and buying your dinners and seeing the Largest term s....Sch. Jamia Carlton, from Portland to second fouryeurs term as register; Major Hew. Stock in Rockland to select from. Rosarm, Lumber $20---- Seb. Elbridge Southe, tory. Please write us on this matter, and elt enters upon his second two years term as Children’s. trom Philadelphia to Matanzas, Coal, $2.75. The report of Maine Commissioners of Fish­ also remember that goods that are not THE GREAT MARK DOWN IN BEATS! ------—<•»— —.— county attorney; and Sheriff Irish enters upon eries and Game contains these points: Thirty- Best Rump Steak...... 18c his fourth two years term. The last nameu entirely satisfactory when received G, A. R. two men in North Haven, with 1900 traps, Best Round Steak...... 15e has appointed tho following deputies: J. W eati be shipped back at our expense. ciught about $125 worth to each. Seventy- Good Round Steak, 2 lb for...... 25c Gray, Vinalbaven; E. M. Stahl, Warren; E Some Great Bargains! We have full lines of these goods Tenderloin Roast...... 14c & 15c Little Stray Sparks from Brightly Burn­ five men in Vinalbaven, with 4000 traps, caught Porter House Roust, first cut...... 12 l-2c II. Burkett, Union; F. S. Currier, Camden ing Camp Fires. about $200 worth of lobsters to each man. AT OUR BANGOR STORE, '• “ " second cat...... 10c D. H. Mansfield. Hope; Jo h n s. Smalley, St The cost of each trap is about $1; the cost of A. .1. MOREY, Manager. Good Roast...... 8c A revised ritual of the secret work of the G. George. Another deputy will be appointed Best Corned Beef in Rockland...... 7c car is about $25; the cost of each bout from Will be given this month to AT OUR AUBURN STORE, Main St., A. R. is now in the hands of the printers and from Washington. Mr. Stahl succeeds Deputy Good Corned Beef...... 5c and 6c $125 to $300. No lobster increases in size ex­ CHAS. F. SMITH, Manager Hand Packed Pork...... 10c & lie will soon be ready for distribution. Vaughn of Warren who resigned because of cept when they shed their shell. A lobster close them out. We have Lard...... 10c & 11c The order of Sons of Veterans, which has sickness in his family. Mr. Burkett of Union AT OUR ROCKLAN D STORE, Main St., that is 9 inches long before shedding becomes Best Ham...... 13c & 14c received oflieial recognition by the Grand is appointed in place of the late C. R. Morton II. II. SANBORN, Munuger. Sliced Ham...... 16c 10 1-2 inches long after sheddlngand the shell good assortment of Army,is to receive especial assistance from the Reuel Robinson of Camden succeeds E. M. AT OUR NORWAY STORE, Masonic becomes hard. It is known to increase in 21 Great Reductions Made to Restaurants parent order, and the following committee has Wood of Camden as judge of probate. Judge Building, been appointed a committee on Sons of Veter­ hours from 9 Inches by shedding to 10 1-2 inches. The Monbegan lobsters are among Wood refused another nomination. Mr. Rob­ J. A. NICKERSON, Munuger. GREAT DROP IN FLOUR ! ans: A. R. Cougcr, Akron, O .; Thomas inson is well equipped to fill the position sat the best caught on the coast o f Maine, and Bennett, Richmond, Ind.; Washington Gard­ isfaetorily to all concerned, AT OUR BIDDEFORD STORE, Corner Best Patent Flour M illed....$ 7 50 worth $8.2$ there is no more prosperous community in this Alfred anil Bueon Sts., Best St. Louis Flour Milled, 7.00 “ 7.50 ner, Albion, Mich. Edgar Beverage succeeds S. W. Veazle as state than the fishermen of that island. Seal Plush Garments Best Roller Process Flour Edwin C. Milliken, of Portland, assistant county treasurer. Mr. Beverage will make HENRY 1’. ATKINSON, Munuger. Milled...... 6.50 “ 7.00 adjutant general of the Department of Maine, most acceptable treasurer. A Good Roller Pincess for And also at the Headquarters at milk mixing...... 6.00 ** 6.7$ G. A. It., received a letter Monday from Com- MAINE MATTERS. Mark Ames of South Thomaston succeeds Portland where of course we keep the mander-in-C’bief William Warner, of Kansas A. N. Sprague of Washington on the board of largest variety. Any of these gen­ MOLASSES. City, Mo., announcing his intention to be pres­ WRAPS, M r. Blaine will depart for Washington in county commissioners, Mr. Sprugue's term ex­ tlemen who manage our various Best 60c Molasses in Rockland....50c per gal. ent at the Grand Encampment meeting to be two or three days. At one time he planned to piring. Mr. Sprague retires with honor and Branch Stores will promptly attend " 50c •• " ....40c held in Lewiston, Fell. 7 and 8. leave Saturday, but changed his mind and Mr. Ames will ably fill the position. “ 40c " “ ....35c “ Commander in Chief Warner, by the way, For the position of clerk of courts R. R. to any mail orders which may be sent “ 35c •• “ ....30c •• postponed his departure. Discount made if you buy 5 or 10 gals. is a member of the present Congress Ulmer of this city revived three moro votes Newmarkets & Jackets, them. Of course if it is possible to from Missouri, and one of those The bills for the late Gov. Bodwell’s funeral than his upponen.t the present efficient locum- select in person, we shouid he better LOOM AT THE PRICES rare specimens of Hie genus homo who can re­ expenses were audited last week and were in bent ot the office, L. F. Starrett. Mr. Starrett, pleased, hut as we said before if it is —or— fuse a nomination to a good office when ten­ the neighborhood of $3500, The appropi a- however, contests Mr. Ulmer's election on the not possible, then kindly trust us to TEAS, COFFEES AND GROCERIES. dered him. This year though sure of a re-elec­ tlon was $4000. ground of alleged illegal voting. use you well. Also please remember Don’t wait but come at once Best 60c Tea Marked Down t o ...... 50c tion General Warner positively declined a re- A bout containing Mrs. Turner and little We wish you well, gentlemen, a^d feel sure that if you do not desire to pay all •• 50c “ “ " ...... 40c nominatlon agaiu so that his term will expire daughter ot Geo. Cloyd, three Brooks brothers that the affairs of the county arc in good hand cash, we will sell you an Easy Chair " 40c •• " ...... S5c on the 4th of Marcli next. and an unknown man was capsized while ------—— ------and get a Garment at your own Good Tea for...... 25c & 30c or Rocker. Parlor Suit, China Clos­ Best Mixed Coffee Mocha und Java....33c Speaking of the history of the Grand Army crossing the river at Ripley Sunday morning. CHURCHES. price. We have got a big et, Dinner Set, Tea Set, Hanging " Javu Coffee...... 28c of the Republic to be soon published we have The seven occupants were drowned. Lamp, Lady’s Desk, Music Cabinet, “ Rio Coffee 25c or 5 lb lor...... $1.00 learned that it will contain splendid liknesscs The Uuiversalist Society remembered its 6 Ills, of Ground Coffee...... 1.00 Bangor has raised $21,665 fora building for ot all the commander in-ehiels from the begin- beloved pastor Christinas with $100, while stock of goods in every depart­ or anything we handle in our busi­ 20 III. Box Family Soap...... 1.00 the Young Men’s Christian Association. Mrs. Kimmell was also remembered with a ness for a quarter of tho amount to 30 liars good Soap...... I 00 ning, excellent pictures of representative state 20 lbs. of good Rice...... 1.00 department organizers, attractive pictures of Hiram W. Osgood, a brakeman, was killed check for a somewhat sm iHer amount. Mr. ment, and shall make Low accompany the order and the balance 14 ibs. of Sugar...... 1-00 the presidents of the Woman’s Relief Corps, at Danforth, Saturday forenoon, while coup­ Kimmell has been here four veirs and has by the week or month. Do not pay 11 1-2 His. Granulated Sugar...... 100 I pair of Tubs...... 1.00 groups of ull the national oflieers and illumin­ ling cars. He leaves a wife and one child. shown himself a scholarly,faithful pastor,and Prices all through our store long prices and select from a small he and Mrs, Kimmell have won for themselves II His. best Raisins...... 1.00 ated engravings of all the corps badges. The Pittslield Advertiser wants a Superior assortment when we can show you 1 peck Hand Picked Pea Beans... .70c perpk a large circle of warm friends, tbe cir­ Tbo Department Commander of Iowa in a Court located at Skowhegan for the quicker this month. the largest stock carried on by any Genuine B. L. Tobicco...... 50c per ib cle by no means being confined to their Preserves, 5 lb. buckets...... 50c each recent order, referring to the number of sus­ despatch of justice. immediate '.church society...... A Christ­ House Furnishing Establishment in Good Tobacco, Smoke or Chew...... 30c per ib pensions made in the order for the non-payment America, and kindly remember that ' good Pails for...... 25c of dues, says: “ Many of these comrades ui« B. C. Waite and Albert Delano, selectmen mas concert was given in the First Baptist 2 good Brooms...... 25c of Canton, were in Auburn, Saturday, for the is in the past our aim will be in the worthy but unable to pay their dues. In such church, Sunday evening, a large audience be­ 2 good Axe Handles...... 25c purpose of negotiating a loan of about $15,009 future, to eater to your wants, and 2 cans Table Peucbes...... 25c cases the dues should lie remitted, and the ing present. The concert exercise was entitled toward paying the bonded debt of Canton. to in every way make every transac­ 7 ib. Prunes...... 25c comrades restored to good standing. Let us "The Royal Son.” There were recitations aud They were able to get the loan without diffi solos by Misses Florence Hanly, Lena Hodg­ E. B. H astin g s, tion you have with us satisfactory to never drive a worthy old member out of the I’OKN, MEAL, OATS A SHORTS Grand Army because be is poor.” These sen­ culty The bonded debt of the town is about kins, Maggie Smith und Aggie S haw ....T be you. Kindly visit our branches when AT WHOLEMLE PRICES. $22,000. With the $15,000 loaned from Au­ timents ate cordially endorsed in "General week of prayer commences next S u n d ay .... iu the neighborhood ; you will always All goods warranted and aold ua represented, and burn and tbe amount they have on hand the Tbe Catholic choir will give a concert in the delivered in any par t o f tb e city FHUK « * G reat Orders 3," recently issued by the commander be well received by tiie gentlemen k ductioua made to purlieu buying in large iota. authorities will be able to pay over the money. church basement Wednesday evening to defray Re member the place, in-ebief. ______* *______316 and 318 Main St., Rockland. who manage them, and when iu The county commissioners of Somerset the expenses of church music, etc...... Rev. tlie vicinity of the Portland Store, COR PARK AND UNION ST8. THOMASTON MARINE. received the munificent remuneration of $2 per W.M. Kimmell begins next Sunday the fifth you cannot spend an hour to better year of his pastorate over the Church of Im­ Ship Santa Clara, Dunn, from Tacoma for day, out of which they puy their hotel expenses. FRANK DONAHUE, Prop. manuel. The sermon in the morning will be advantage than by calling and look­ United Kingdom, has been fitted at Poit They have just met at Skowhegan to make up of a special "baracter. In the evening a praise ing over our enormous assortment of Towusend with one new mast and is ready to the estimates upou which to ask the legislature P1KLH WANTED—The l^leheuter Rubber service will be held. oods. ” Compuny offer aiiuutiona to lemalm between proceed...-Dec. 24th, arr. sch. Anna Holton, to lay a county tux for tbe ensuing two years. THE 16 and 3b years, to n uke rubber ahoea; will pay the Gilehrest, New York---- 26th, arr. J. A. Brown, The tax for the two years past was $18,500 ------board of begiuucr* und furui-h piece work toon ua ioetructed; in mx week*, diligent hand$ cun cuzu Thorndike. New York, via Boston---- 28.h, for each year, but fur the coming two years W A Y BACK. more than their board and urutluully increase until arr. Ringleader, Brown, New York via Boston the commissioners w ill report their estimates they can tarn from $4 to £4 above tn.-ir board ac­ cording to bkiilfulueca Hoarding bouaea occupied ....28th, sld. Richard Hill. Whitmore. New- at about $14,500 each. A part of the excess Thirty-six years ago last night there was a COMPANY, by temaiea exclusively, kept In the very beat mun- York___28th, sld. Anna Iloltou, Gilehrest, for the past year was raised to pay the county big bail in beetbovea Hall und a fire iu Kim­ m r, competent bouaekeeper, pleuaunt locutions; MAIN ST., - KOCKLAffU, MAINE. furniture, beda und curpela are entirely new* New York___31st, arr. seb. Silver Spray, indebtedness, that happily will not have to be ball Bloek. The cotillion figures were painted Application, to GEOK.GK WATKINbUN, Presi­ Watts, New York. provided for by (he legislature of 1889. on the floor. H. H. SANBORN, Manager. dent, Colchcbter, Co urn. 1 10 THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1889,

UNCANNY, IP NOT DANGEROUS. ( AN EXPERT MONEY HANDLER PARTING. A Hardship. Some of the Odil Experiment. Made by n p r What Ho Known About ( minicrfelt Come, let us shake hands and say good-by! Prnfe.anr of Hypnotism. i T 1! O.E.BLACKINGTON Coin— VarlottM Kind* of “Queer ” (There is no need to cry: Dr Feldman, the fatuous hypnotist, is All theold wounds an* healed. these are but scars.) above medium height and of muscular "Von would be surprised if I should Let the meridians rise like iron bars build, although not what would be called give yon some idea of thekindsof ‘queer’ I Tw itt the freed captive and his prison cell ; That he had almost learned to love too well. a tall ot a 6tout man. He wears a coins circulating in this city." said Mr. William Dickernian. an ex-treasury em­ Twill give his freedom zest; Napoleonio beard and mustache, and r to the east will go. if you go west’ COLOSSAL SACRIFICE! they and his hair are as nearly black ns ploye. but now publisher of Tlie United capillary filaments ever grow. His States Treasury Counterfeit Detector. Through various scenes, in storm and sunny ” 1 will show you the best samples of w eather. quick, nervous movements extend even We’ve been together; to the eyes, which never rest long on any ‘queer cold and silver coins. Now, Yet now we are to part, and these things K2Ctn SI 2,000 WORTH one object Eyeglasses give him a pro­ strange to say, there is no first rate coun­ The fragments of a dream fessional air, but he lacks the repose terfeit of the double eagle. There is a Which comes nt dawn, vivid and warm, and still, Setting the passionate pulses all nt brill. —OF— which is usually the acquired or natural fair counterfeit of tlie eagle, bearing date 1855. It lias a very fine appearance, hut, Such dreams the senses sate; bearing of a physician. Let us awake before it is too late! Invited to the house of a Russian lady as you see here, when the gold plating is of considerable literary distinction, by worn oil it leaves the white metal under­ We loved, or thought we loved. Tisall the same— neath exposed. Of the $5 goldpiece There's nobody (o blame; special request, lie arranged to have a Our wasted tears but briny water were. professional subject present on whom ho there are several very dangerous coun­ Our sight but empty air— could make experiments. The method terfeits. Tlio 1844 counterfeit was as­ All was as idle as a twice told tale. adopted by the hypnotist for obtaining sayed and found to contain $4.4? worth And words of yours or mine cannot avail. of gold. Consequently it resisted acid test Or restitution make. —TO BE— the presence of this individual was first Minister—You don’t look at all well about as well as the genuine. Perhaps It was—It Is—'twill still Ir, a mistake. to possess him witli the idea that lie was —Clara D. Maclean iu The Connoisseur. tliis morning. Unde Rastus. going to Russia and then to order him to tlio most dangerous counterfeit $5 gold- Uncle Rastus—No, sail, I'sc feelin’ do SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE! piece is tlio one dated 1881 and 1882. want oli sleep; wc's gwine ter ball present himself at the house of the lady Tlie Old Ox Tram. and give her a note asking her if she This counterfeit coin failed to pass the chicken today for dinner; 'twas nigh on POLICE The weather has been unfavorable to trade thia could give him some letters of recom­ sharp eyes of John II. Vassar, of tlie An ox (cam on (lie streets of St. ter 2 o'clock dat deni chickens was dc- K ail; bo haa the political excitement. I llnd my. mendation to persons in that country. Boston sub-treasury. It was sent to tlio Paul is said to he quite an unusual li bored.—Tlio Epoch. aelf loaded with nn immense stock of goods, and Tliis plan was carried out literally by the United States Mint, and there analyzed. sight, but (lie resident of Minneapolis o f the season nearly over. subject, and when lie had walked into Its assay value is $4.43. The reeding who cares to bo reminded his old P n p p ln c (lie Question Io a Sclinolmu'ani. the drawing room and asked the ques­ and milling are exceedingly well done. New England farm days with tlie “Yes." said the young man, as ho Most of the coin counterfeits are made in sight of a yoke of oxen doing yeoman throw himself at the feet of tlie pretty tions he sat in a most strained attitude, service in front of a wagon needs but with fixed eyes and clinched bands. molds, but tliis one was, without doubt, ' teacher, “I love you and would go to PLUG I AM ABOUT TO LET GO! Only a rather vigorous tapping on the struck from a die prepared from what is to go down in tlio vicinity of the city (he world’s end for you.” forehead administered by Ur. Feldman known as the ‘drop’ process. market or over to the city bay yard on “You could not go to the end of the And when I LET GO you know what it means. Lyndale avenue and bo will be pretty i world for me, James. The world, or the brought I lie subject back to a natural at­ “There aro a great number of very i T O B A C C O . I t m eans earth, as it is called, is round like a ball, titude. Ho then blinked his eyes and clever counterfeits of tlie quarter eagle, sure to find one there on almost any w h o drive ■ slightly flattened nt tlie poles. One of rubbed his face as if lie had been asleep. or $2.50 piece. The one bearing tlie 1852 pleasant day. The farmers date is tlie most dangerous. It contains horned steers into the metropolis are 1 tlio first lessons in tlie elementary gcog- -TI lie- Tlie lady of the house then asked him usually of the regulation down cast i rapliy is devoted to tlie shape of tlio if it was lie who desired some letters of only twenty-seven cents’ wortli of gold, Bargains Incomparable and yet its size aud weight are correct. pattern, typical Yankees, who are globe. You must have studied it when introduction to families in Russia. He slow in abandoning the customs of ! a boy.” replied that ho had no intention of leav­ The best acid tests have failed to reveal FOR THE PEOPLE. their early days. Many of the “Of course T did, lint”------Newest and Best its liogus nature. Tlio other counterfeits ing the country, and lie had therefore no farmers and gardeners about the shores “And it is no longer a theory. Cir- need of letters. The hypnotist then ex­ are mostly composed of brass or platinum, j cumnavigators have established tlie fact.” It means not only a surrender of legimate profit, and then heavily gold plated.” of Minnetonka aro old settlers from “I know, but what 1 meant was that I "but In m any cases an absolute loss. Call and see plained that the subject had forgotten all way back. For years after their ad­ about the request he hail made when he “W hat are some of tlie best counter­ ' would do anything to please you. All! the vent in the territory of Minnesota the entered. Tho subject, although a strong feits of silver money?" j Minerva, if you knew tlio aching ox team was the old stand by in all void"------SAVEtheTAGS looking fellow of 24 or thereabout, was “Here, for example, is a trade dollar tho various details of farm labor, and “There is no such tiling ns a void, AND GET A HANDSOME PRESENT. pronounced to be most sensitive to tlio dated 1877, having mint marks S. and C. BARGAINS.'. I .'.AM.'.OFFERING C. It is only three grains lighter than for many a year was even the favorite James. Nature abhors a vacuum; but, Selling For. Worth hypnotic influence of Dr. Feldman, and mode of locomotion. Those old farm­ admitting that there could be such a this was proved by his being put into a tho genuine coin. Its composition is Overcoats...... $15-. ..$ 2 0 silver, mercury and German silver. Tho ers in later days have become gar­ ! thing, how could tlie void you speak of FOR 100 POLICE TIN TAGS complete state of catalepsy after a few deners as well, and cither out of defer­ i be a void if there was an ache in it?” ' You will get a Handsome Four-Bladed Pocket- Fur Trimmed Ulsters...... 18.. .. 25 passes over th i eyes and forehead having very best way to detect these counterfeits K nife. is by tho ring. A good ear will dis­ ence to old traditions or because they “I mean to say that my life will lie Putnam Overcoat, All Wool 12.. .. 15 been made. Catalepsy was the disease find him profitable, they still continue lonely without you, that you aro my FOR 600 POLICE TIN TAGS for which tlie man had been under treat­ tinguish the sound at once. daily thoughts and my nightly dreams. REEFERS. “Then, again, there is tlie Bland or to make use of tho patient ox, and are You will get a Handsome Decorated China T-: ment. Any one witli a tendency to such not to be deterred by any metropolitan 1 would go anywhere to bo witli you. If Set, 56 pieces. a disease is most easily worked upon. standard dollar, first coined in 1878. A you were in Australia or at tlio uortli Reefers with Vest...... 16.. .. 20 number of clever counterfeits of this coin customs or hifalutin notions from polo I would fly to you. I" ------FOR 2500 POLICE TIN TAGS When the hypnotizer had made a num­ hauling their produce into the city be­ ber of passes, lie then drew his finger have come into my possession, which, “Fly! It will bo another century be­ You will get a Handsome Gold Watch. Stem Black Worsted Suiting— 16-. .. 18 hind their faithful ox teams.—St. Paul Winder, Guaranteed an Excellent Time Keeper. down over tlio nose of tlio subject and although made in a mold, liavo a fine fore men can fly. Even when the laws Pioneer Press. 4STln sending Tags, give Full Address. A large line of Pants Cheap. outward, and instantly the man arose and general appearance. They all come of gravitation aro successfully overcome there will still remain, says a late scien­ moved in tlie direction of the finger until nearly up to full weight, averaging from 380 to 410 grains. They are composed Eighty-two and Still lias Every Tootli. tific authority, tlie difficulty of maintain­ LAWRENCE LOTTIER, it was pointed at an object, and then ing a balance”------of antimony and lead and plated heavily Mr. Alfred Daniel, of Douglas coun­ RiO lllT>O IX<’l, V o . this object was gazed at just as intently. “Well, at all events,” exclaimed tho UNDERWEAR! The man was then told that musquitoes with silver. Tlio ring is almost the same ty, father of Mrs. J. C. Nelms, of as tlie genuine.” youth, “I’ve got a fair balance in the THk ABOVE PRESENTS WILL BE GIVEN Call and see for yourself if I cannot save you were biting him, and ho immediately be­ Newton county, is S3 .veal’s old, was AW AY UNTIL JU LY 1, 1880. “Listen to this keen, sharp ring,” said bank, and 1 want you to be my wife. T rad es. gan to slap his face, first on one cheek never sick a day in his life, was never T here!” and then on tlie other, and then on his Mr. Dickernian, as he threw down a in bed at sun up, never lost a tooth, “ Well, James, since veil out it in that hand, making sure that he had the little silver half dollar. “Doesn’t that sound lias been to six log rollings tliis year, light, I ”------A Large Line of Fur Caps. insect each time by carefully drawing up as if it contained glass? Well, that is a lifts more than most men, often in­ I.et tlie curtain fall.—Boston Courier. MAM In fact, I have anything Man, Youth or Child wants his fingers and pinching them together counterfeit of fS70. This coin is nearly dulges in coon and’possum hunting, in Clothing. Call and examine these trades before witli an expression of countenance which full weight and size. But tho milling lias been a deacon in tlie Primitive Statesmanlike Reticence. purchasing. YOU CAN SAVE MONEY. Kc.- indicated the sublime satisfaction ho had and reeding, and especially the lettering Baptist church for fifty-eight years, Reporter—Well, senator, I liavo come in putting an end to their lives. His of the word ‘liberty’ on the shield of the was never drunk in his life, and an according to your request. What feat­ thought was then made to change, and goddess, are somewhat defective. oatli lias never escaped his lips. He is ure of tlie late campaign do you wisli to 0. E. BLACKING-TON he was informed that he was a rooster. "Of small coins there are moro ‘queer’ tho father of twenty-six children, fif­ discuss? Immediately lie began to make a cluck­ nickels than any other kind. All tlio teen now living, has seventy grand- i Distinguished Senator (with jionderous counterfeiter lias to do is to read tlie act gravity)—I have sent for you, sir, to sav 446 MAIN STREET. ing noise, perhaps more like a hen than children and a number of great-grand- ! a rooster, and soon lie took to crowing in of 1880 to find the composition of alloy, children. Mrs. Nelms, his daughter, i 1 hat I positively refuse to be interviewed, and then lie can strike off coins of I ho has ofiieiated at over 1,000 births, and j l’ut that down—positively refuse. These' a manner that was irresistibly funny. public men that aro always rushing into lie was given the half of a lemon and same metal as tlio genuine nickels at a has never lost mother or child in a j profit of 3 3-4 cents each. Those bearing print in order to keep thoiusolvcs before told that it was a sweet apple. Ho took single case.—Covington (Ga.j Euler- ! the public—got that down?—might take a huge bite from it and smacked his lips the date of 1875 are well calculated to prise. deceive, although tho lettering in tlie a lesson from tlie statesmanlike reticence as if he thoroughly enjoyed it. In the of men who really know tlie causes that twinkling of an eye his expression words ‘United States’ is imperfect, and First Case Ever Known. contributed to our lato defeat, but who c '. V R 0 UTE.. changed when Dr. Feldman applied a tlio stars surrounding tlio figure ‘5’ are M r. Charles C. Baker, of Gil City, is i maintain a dignified reserve when ap­ magnet to his forehead, and it became not well done. the name of a pleasant gentleman who j proached by (lie thoughtless interviewer. GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE “The devices used to make these small one of intense disgust, the real taste of is now m aking a short visit to this city, ; Add something about mv evident un­ K. !.<“ P. . v lL .,K . «*.N. IF. ) the lemon having come back to him. coins are often exceedingly ingenious. To see him walk you would be led to I willingness to thrust my personality on West. Northwest or.d Southwest. It includes Last year the chief of tlie secret service the public, and let me see tlie article be­ CHICzvOO, JOLILT, BOCK ISLAND. DAVEN­ The same test was made with quinine. think that one of his knees had been ; PORT, DBS MOINES, COUNCIL BLUFFS, WA- Being told that it was sugar, lie thought captured a money making machine that slightly injured, but tlie truth of the ; fore yon print it. Good day.-— Chicago ted.tow n, bioux fa lls, Min n ea po lis, turned out nickels almost as fast as a Tribune. ST. PAUL. ST. J03EPH. ATCHISON, LEAVEN­ it was delicious and asked for more, but mat ter is that hot li of Mr. Baker's lower I WORTH, KANSAS CITY. TOPEKA. COLORADO nail machine turns out nails. It would limbs are artificial. His one limb was J SPRINGS, DENVER, PUEBLO, and hundreds ol when lie was told that it was nasty lie proer.rro’. :; cities and towns—traversing vast areas wiped it from his mouth as if it was seem as if every one engaged in the amputated a short distance below the of tiio ; -chest tannins lands in the west. most distasteful. Alcohol was poured on ‘queer’ business had a different way of knee and the other about four inches I fixing their stamps and making their SOLS& VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS his head and lie assumed the appearance below the hip joint. He can easily [ Lcc.ding- all competitors in splendor and luxury of an intoxicated man. He was made to com position. ’’ ascend or descend a pair of stairs. cl’ nc; tuuiodatioiis (dailyt between CHICAGO “Is there any other way of making mid COLORADO SPRINGS, DENVER and PU- hoM himself quite rigid in a recumbent Tliis is tho first case ever known in j EPLO . S im ilar m affuilicent ViISTIBl J.E TRAIN position between two chairs, only his coins ‘queer’ besides using dies or which a man could walk with artificial | Lerv.ro (dully) between CHICAGO and COUNCIL m olds?" BLUFFS (OMAHA, uridlr iv/cen CHICAGO and head and his feet being supported. limbs when one leg was amputated j KANSAS CITY. Modern Day Conches, elegant “Yes, there are several ways of ‘doc­ Dinhil? Cars (jervin.^ deli Joun inealo nt moderate There was a small audience of physi­ above the knee joint. His appearance I pric' ' ‘. restful RcHinimr Chair Cara (seat.; FREE; cians, who regarded tlie exhibition from toring’coins. The most common process is changed but little and b is misfor­ and Polaco Sleeping Cars. Tho direct line to is ‘plugging.’ This is done by boring NELSON. HORTON. HUTCHINSON, WICHITA, a scientific point of view, and to them it tune would never be noticed.—Pitts- | ABILENE, CALDWELL, and all points iu South* was both interesting and instructive. To holes in the coin, extracting the gold and burg Dispatch. cm Nebraska, Kunsas. Colorado, the Indian Ter­ then filling in tlio cavity with cheaper ritory and Texas. California Excursions daily. tlie ordinary observer, however, such a Choice cf routes to tho Pacific coast. metal. Only the larger gold coins are subservience of tlie will of one person to An Okl Mosaback. Tho Famous Albert Lea Route STANDARD that of another, although powerful and used for this purpose. Tlie holes aro Goode Price came up from Leesburg , Etna superbly equipped Express Trains, daily, bored into tlie coin from the edgo or between Chicago. St. Joseph, Atchison, Leaven­ remarkable, is both painful and fright­ yesterday morning and told The Be- j worth, Kansas City, and Minneapolis and St- ful. The seance was perfectly success­ reeding, and afterward covered with publican about tho boss turtle catch j Paul. The popular tourist line to the scenic resorts gold. Tho reeding is then retouched, and h tut and fishing-grounds of tho northwest. THERMOMETER! ful, but left the impression of something for the season. A negro living on his Its W atertown and Sioux Falls branch traverses where it lias been removed, by a filo or Ql. bo uncanny that nature revolts against it. plantation in Lee was fishing for suck­ the great “WHEAT AND DAIRY BELT” ol machine for this purpose. A coin that Northern Iowa, Southwestern Minnesota und East Legible, Durable and Accurate, made in 4 inch By frequent experiments it may some ers in Kinchafooneo creek Friday C en tral D akota. dial, 5 inch dial, 8 inch dial, lias been plugged is well calculated to time be reduced to a useful science, but evening, when all at once he felt some­ Tho Short Line via Seneca and Kankakee offers pass the sharpest eye, as it lias a perfect facilities to travel to and from Indianapolis, Cin­ at present it may hardly be considered thing heavy tuggingaway at his hook. appearance, only tlio edge allowing tlio Bunco Canvasser—1 can't lie mistaken! cinnati and other Southern points. PRICE $2.50. other than dangerous.—New York Press. He drew his line in slowly toward the For Tickets, Maps, Foldora, or desired informa­ least sign of being ‘queer.’ bank, and was surprised to see that an Aren't you a son of the Widuers, of tion, apply at any Coupon Ticket Office, or address Story of a Lady’s Reticule. "Another process is called ‘sweating.' Richm ond? Bend for circular to immense turtle had swallowed tlie E. ST, JO HN, E. A. HOLBROOK, I have heard on good authority that Tliis is done by removing a portion of 1 lis Prey—No; I'm a son of a cannon, Gcn'l Manuger. Gcr.l Tkt. & Puss. Agt- bait, lie was drawn slowly to tlie of Balt Lake City, aud you don’t want there is an interesting relic preserved in tlie gold from tlie surface of tlie coin by bank, when a hoe was thrust under CHICAGO. ILL. an acid bath. The reduction in value of to fool ’round lii’ muzzle, young fellow. Standard Thermometer Comp’y, Alnwick castle to which a romantic him and lio was drawn out of tlie —Time. r \ O NOT DELAY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION FO k legend is attached. The treasured relic aueli coitis is from one-tenth to one- water and killed. His turtleship was U LIPPiNCOTT’S MAGAZINE, is a lady's reticule, such as was com­ fifteenth. Of course tlio coin subjected Timely Caution. 1‘EABODr, MASS. 46 6 as large as tlie top of an ordinary sized which now itaads iu the front rank uf xuuuthly puth a- monly carried seventy years ago—more to such a process has a fair appearance, trunk aud weighed 137pounds. —Amer­ Jeweler—Yes, sir; I will engrave any­ tiuus and occupies the position uf or less—and which did the duty of a the weight only being short. icus (Ga.) Republican. thing you wisli on this ring without extra A LEADER AMONG LEADERS. J. F. WATERHOUSE. J. B. yVATERUOUSE pocket. On the night preceding the “There is still another process, called charge. Each number contains A COMPLETE NOVEL, also a liberal quantity of ufisce llaueous matter of nn interesting battle of Waterloo the Duke of Welling­ •filling.’ This is often done by sawing Young Man—Well, inscribe on it and instructive nature. One year’s subscription gives a ton and his chief officers attended a ball the coin through the edge or reeding, re­ New Idea for Young Hiuducss 3Ien. “From George to Alice.” moving the interior and putting in Paper safes are the latest invention Jeweler—Hem! The lady is your sister, LIBRARY OF 1 2 COMPLETE NOVELS J.B . Waterhouse & Son, at Brussels, given by the duchess of by American authors, together with AN ABUNDANCE Richmond, and Maj. Percy, who was cheaper metal. ‘Filling’ is also done by for young business men who arc start­ m aybe? (IP SHORT 8TORIE9, POEMS, ESSAYS, and matters uf unusual interest to general readers, making a volume 1 present, became deeply interested in a sawing tlie coin partly in two from tho ing iu tho financial world without Young Man—The fact is this is an en­ edgo or reeding, on ouo side, leaving a much capital. Tho paper safe as now gagement ring. NEARLY TWO THOUSAND PAGES. lady whom he met for the first time. jeweler—All, my young friend, I liavo thick and thin portion. The thin sido of constructed cannot be distinguished The success of LirriKCOTT’s stands unprecedented in ARCHITECTS & BUILDERS, When ••midnight brought the signal had considerable experienco in engage­ the annals of Magazine publishing, and to-day its familiar Bound of strife," and Maj. Percy and the the coin is turned back and the gold by the eye from the genuine article. title is welcomed iu every hamlet, village, town, and city It can be bought in any size, and as a ment rings, mid I would suggest that the throughout tho United States. lady had to part with mutual regret, ho taken out from tlie thicker sido. Tlie inscription lie simply "From George.” The best writers of the ago have been seenroa and new cavity is filled with a cheap substitute, receptacle for lunch baskets and odds features will, from time to time, be added which will give Rians and Specifications for Buildings begged of her some souvenir of their Then it will do for anybody.—Tim e. to Lli’i’iafCOTT’S happy meeting, and she resigned to him and "tlie sides pressed back and brazed and ends of the office it is unsurpassed. of all Kinds her reticule. Next day came tlie great together. Thus tlio coin may lose over W hile being cheap in price it possesses A DISTINCTIVE PLACE OF ITS OWN. an imposing appearance, and a chance I'.eful aud Ornumoutal. Amelie Rives, Edgar Saltus, John IJohberton, Edgar FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE. battle, and Maj. Percy was selected to One-half of its value, aud still present a Miss Clara (in bric-a-brac Eaweutt. Csptftiu Charles King, U S A., Grace King, M. customer seeing the mighty safe iu the store)—I ElliottSeawell, Selina Do)aro, Maurice Barrymore, Ouida convey to Lord Bathurst the duke’s good appearance. Platinum is m ostly think these little Japanese] trays arose and many others will contribute to its pages for 1889. For famous dispatch, with its admirable de­ used to replace the gold extracted, both ollico is at once impressed with tho exquisite, Ethel, and so cheap, too. 1 full prospectus, address Lipplncott’s Magazine, Phila­ dignity and financial security of the delphia. 25 cents single number. $3.00 pur year. SeoL scription of tlie contest, dated Waterloo, being of tlie same weight. When other bought a pair of them tlie other day. fur sample copy. J u n e 19, 1815. The precious docum ent and less costly ‘filling’ than platinum is concern he is dealing with.—Philadel­ Miss Ethel—What do y e t i do w itli was conveyed to tlie minister, . in tlie used, tlie Liogus coin will lie lig h t w eight phia Times. them, Clara? BEWARE OF PEDDLERS treasured reticule. The story as told to and will usually have a bad ring.—New Miss Clara—Mamma uses one for a Who represent tliemaelvee at* being employed by me ended witli tlie sad conclusion that York Cor. Globe-Democrat. Making Murrels by Machinery. fruit trav at breakfast and tlio other 1 : the Atki..son House Furnishing Co. iLsist upoi. have oil mv dressing bureau to drop curl [ their showing evidence in writing that they ur» the major searched in vain for the owner The cooper trade threatens to he a ; connected with us. Our well known repulution for of the reticule, aud they never afterward Tlio Next Best Thing. lost art if modern science continues its I pajiers mid hairpins into.—New York j “keeping everything” permits u large and varied Bun trade to he carried ot), of which dishonest peddlerr 643 MAIN STREET. m et.—Notes and Queries. “I can’t lend you tlie money, old fel­ inroads upon it. A Philadelphia man ' are not slow to avail themselves. Ask lor their P . O. BOX 1803. 4U low, but I’ll do ihe next best thing.'’ has invented a machine that, with the i Very loitunate. papers. Tho Mayflower as a Slaver. "W hat’s that?* help of six men, will turn out as many ! THK ATKINSON HOUSE FUU.MriHINO OO., “Why, I will circulate the report that Railroad Official (to reiiorter)—Yes, : Of Portland, Bangor, Auburn, Rockland, Bidd- Hawthorne in his English note book barrels in a day as sixty men can make. ; we have been very fortunate as regards ford and Norway. 4S tells the following incident concerning you have won $10,000 on the election, The machine has been successfully i ami that will give you big credit.”— this accident. There was only one coach the Mayflower, which carried the Pilgrim operated, and coopersare taking a good 1 Philadelphia Press. wholly wrecked. Tho others can ho re­ Fathers to America: On her trip follow­ deal of interest iu it. If it proves finan­ paired nt a trilling expense. cially successful it will probably rev­ Reporter—Bui tlio loss of life? ing that which brought the Pilgrims the Argument will pull a wise man Mayflower skirted along the African olutionize the cooper’s trade New It. I;. Official—Oh, forty killed, more CRESCENT down to the level of a fool, but it Is the best known Remedy coast and picked up a cargo of slaves for York Telegram. or leas. I don’t recall ihe exact figures. never raises a fool up to the plane of a —Yauii-’c Blade. tho new colonies of America.—Chicago wise man.—Squire Ilobbs. y|»W e pay postage or expreas on all orders H erald. Itviucwbcr that good manners are A tin peddler down in Georgia the other COUGH lunountlng to $2.00 or over, and return the money thoughts tilled with kindness and refine­ day ate all the supper prepared for two tor all diseases of the for any that may be returned iu two weeks from oo ruae to nono; rudeness barms not The German military budget con­ ment and then translated into behavior. families, drunk several gulious of milk, purchase, at only tho humblest and poorest to whom tains an item of $9,000 for the breeding Be not ostentatious iu dress or deport- ' then asked for a newspaper aud left the It is directed, but it injures tlie exhibi­ meat; nothing can be more vulgar. Bee | spectators hungry, hut happy to be rid of j CURE. Sawtelle s Music and Art Store. tors. and training of carrier pigeons. , 47 Throat and Lungs, that costumes fit the time and occasions. him . _ _ _ THE RQCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, JANUARY 1. 1883.

Dr. Spitzke’s Collection of Brains. <♦ BEING, A WOMAN. — — heavily weighted m ust ne ^ 7 . Wh*t Ebe to Do and Wbat tbs Sterna. The finest collection of brains of all for blonde hair breaks down _ TAPS!” Sex Don’t Do. two and a half ounces.—Home Jc classeSs and kinds in this country is the nal. property of Dr. E. C. Spitzka, of New There isn’t a man in the world but thinks a woman has an easy time, and York. Dr. Spilzka was the physician II J r p o 2 - ^ —r- A German Compliment. who examined Guiteau as to his sanity there isn’t one, if he had to go through before his trial, and who dissected his the fuss and bother of being one, who r wouldn’t be in an insane asylum in brain after he was hanged. A portion Every soldier has listened to the buglo-call o f “ Taps!” at nine o’clock at night, ordering a ll lights ofGuitean’s brain is now in his posses­ less than a year. In the first place, you must look well. A man can sion. When it was mentioned to Dr. out in the barracks. This thought, hat been most beautifully adapted to the memory o f General P hil. Spitzka that many people still believed be as ugly as home made sin «rd still Guiteau to have been a victim of in­ Sheridan, a man endeared to every heart fo r his bravery, by the American song-writer, John de Witt, in be popular. Whiskers cover up the most of his face, and even though he anity, he stated that insanity was his song entitled “ Taps!” mpossible in Guitean’s case, and was has a mouth big enough to take proved afterwards by dissecting his in a whole mince pie nt a brain. By way of demonstration Dr. single bite, nobody suspects it. Spitzaa exhibited a couple of malformed Arr. by MAX FEHRMANN. W ords and Music by JOHN de WITT. If ne has wrinkles, nobody thinks he brains. The first one is that of an insane M oderate. is getting old, but talk about the lines person who was hanged for murder, the of care on his forehead. Lines of care I other is the brain of a young girl who -=t-- humph ! In nine cases out of ten those witnessed a railroad accident at White lines of care were caused by him scold­ ing his wife when dinner was two Plains somn yenrs ngo, in which her 1. A sol-dler mounting guard on a mother was run over and killed by the 2. A cotnrado now is gone, and w e minutes late, or when one of those cars. The shock unbalanced her mind, 3. Our sol-dicrs oft were cheered by the masculine buttons popped off, and, and she was insane till death came to 4. Black “ Win-ches-ter” he rode, and the oh, my, what a hullabaloo he her relief. Both of theso brains are sets up then. But nobody says lopsided or crooked. One side of each £ anything about lines of care on Young Lady—If you don’t stop paying is enlarged, and the spinal cord is seem­ J her forehead I Oh, no I Anil a man’s me compli.-nents I'll put my bands over ingly misplaced. The bruin being “un­ nose might put <Yankee ’ Iiemontey—Of all heavy bodies the watch a id chain, with his wearing an- THE ROCKLAND. COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, J ANU ARYil, 1889. 12 — — —— —— —------—• ————— .1 ■ law, then a residentof thj»city, landed the animal by surrounding an area course the minister freed his mind as nnh, as he was able to support them O'Neill. Then there was tlie peculiar THE FOOL’S PRAYER. a sixty pound rock fish .with a rod and where they are known to be feeding follows: “1 do not regret our separa- and they were not entitled to be there roar into which applause resolves it­ The royal feast w done; the King line at Bower's Mill creek, in Baker by a circle of bcate/3. As the cor­ > tion. dear brethren, for three good and any wav, as they were Kentucky chil­ self when it reaches the back of the Sought out some new sport to banish earn county.—Albany News. don gradually tightens, the alarmed I valid reasons. The first is that you dren. felt the board would hot re­ stage, followed by the rumbld of the And to his Jester cried. ‘’Sir Fool, chamois, seeing danger to windward, don't love me, the second that you lease them, as they said they did not fairing curtain. * “I’ve killed him,” Kneel now, and make for us a prayer!” Living Off the Pretty Fwcga. fly in the opposite direction, where the j don’t love one another, and the third want to go with him. Keating claims said the priest with a smile, ns he pro­ The Jester doffed his cap and bells, sportsmen are posted on the chance of that God does not love you. You don’t his wife got the children placed in the ceeded to change his dress for that of “There are now a number of men,” gettjng a passing shot—London Stan- home fraudulently, and has employed And stood thf mocking court before; remarked the head of a -big printing j love me—my salary is several months tho Count. I inay remark en passant They could not see the bitter smile [ in arrears; you don’t love one another, Hon. John Little KJ get them out for that Mr. O'Neill is a most entertaining Behind the painted grin he wore. house yesterday, “who actually make him. Orphans with father and mother a living off the society girls. Whether I or there would not be such a dearth of companion, besides being a sterling He bowed his head and bent his knee USED TO STO P A LEAK. j marriages among you; and God both living are a new variety.—Xenia actor. —Pittsburg Bulletin. Upon the monarch's silken stool; it is a legitimate living or not the pub­ (O.) Cor. Cincinnati Enquirer. lic can judge. The girls don’t know I doesn't seem to love you as vou ought His pleading voice arose: “O Lord, Ho* Peter Johnson Paid Ills Passage to be loved, because there have been To Cure Left handedness. Be merciful to me, n fooll anything about it, but they are a Over the Atlantic. source of profit all the same. To be­ uo funerals among you lately.” flo Conquered Her Affection. A French physician. Dr. Fell?, men­ "No pity, Lord, could change the heart Old Peter Johnson, a familiar “land­ tions a curious apparent causo Of left- From red with wrong to white as wool gin with, there are the scurvy scrib­ A Georgia lover, when refused by mark” of South street, and who, in the A REMARKABLE STORY. his adored, whipped out a razor nnd bandeduess. A child in a certain fam­ The rod must heal the sin; but Lord, blers of the society papers who sell memory of the oldest dock hand in Be merciful to me, a fooL their paragraphs about New York's sliced off one of her Cara. After this ily was lefthanded, nnd tho second this city, has never been known to stir A M»n Said to Ur Blown Up bfr Dynam­ little evidence of affection, she con­ appeared to he so at the age of ono “ Tis not by guilt the onward sweep j pretty women at a cent a word, and who mnnage to eke a more or less away from his seat on an old box at ite Within Him. cluded she would have him. year. It was then learned that tha Of truth and right, O Lord, we stay; the corner of South street nnd Coenties mother always carried her children on 'Tis by our follies that so long { twisted and unsatisfactory living out slip, tells a most remarkable tale of The following most remarkable We hold the earth from heaven away. story is furnished Tlie Huntsville Mer­ Mental Contagion. her left arm. She was advised to of the pastime. Then there are the tho troubles through which ho had to change, and hold it o:: her other arm. "These clumsy feet, still in the mire, I lithographers and tobacco and soap cury by one of its .reliable correspond­ Error, like truth, nourishes in pass to become un American citizen ents, and presents n case that will The infant, having its right hand free Go crushing blossoms without end; box decorators, who take the faces of and to run away from his birthplace crowds. At the hearth of sympathv to g ra s p objects, soon became right- These hard, well meaning hands we thrust the pretty women of New York, color puzzle scientists no little: each finds n home. The fanatical lead, Am ong the heart strings o f a friend. in Sweden. A strange occurrence took place in handed.—New York Telegram. them into allegorical shape, and serve It seems that Peter, whose name is the saner follow. When a person of "The ill timed truth we might have kept— them up to the boundless millions of Blount county, Ala., yesterday which nervous temperament, not strongly in­ not Peter at nil, but something in J im F isk ’s M o n u m en t. Who knows how sharp it pierced and stung! the country for the purpose of deco­ i I will not attempt toexplain, Put give dependent in thought and action, en­ The woi d we had not sense to say— which ull the letters of the alphabet After dinner at the leading hotel of rating their wares. The instant one are combined, was born in a little you the facts as they are. ters a spiritualistic circle, where ho is Who knows how grandly it had rung! of the.^e girls becomes at all notorious, A parlv of Birmingham capitalists, constantly surrounded by confident the place, a more pretentious hostelry hamlet in Sweden. Ever since be largely interested in the minerals of than they had met since leaving tho "Our faults no tenderness should ask, like the Duchess of Marlborough, first read a translation of “Robinson believers, all eager to have him share 'The chastening stripes m ust cleanse them all; the region, and some prominent rail­ Massasoit, of Springfield, our friends Lady Randolph Churchill, Mrs. Pot­ Crusoe,” at the age of 10, Peter had a their sacred visions and profound rev­ But for our blunders—O, in shame ter or any one of the others who have road officials were hero on a tour of elations, where the atmosphere is re­ started out for a stroll through tho Before the eyes of heaven we fall. violent passion for the sea. Ono day inspection, with tho view of opening town, nnd ultimately found them­ jumped into fame, the cigarette manu­ be beard of America. He asked how plete with miracles and every chair "Earth bears no balsam for mistakes; some beds of iron ore nnd selecting selves in the cemetery, which is lo­ facturers send a counterfeit present­ far off this great land might be, and nnd table may nt any instant be trans­ Men crown the knave and scourge the fool ment of their faces broadcast through the most practicable route for the ex­ formed into a proof of the supernat­ cated upon a hill a little south of and That did his will; but thou. O Lord, his father replied that it was on the tension of the new railway that leads ural, is it strange that lie soon becomes overlooking the depot, nnd from which Be merciful to me, a fooll” the world. Then there is the sale of other sido of the great Irish sea nnd their photographs by the shopkeepers up this valley. one of them?—hesitatingly at first, and tho photographic view was taken. The room was hushed; in silence rose across the Atlantic. The next day This, indeed, seems to have been the Here, as (hey wandered among tho along Broadway. A further illustra­ Peter made up a little bundle of neces­ perhaps yet restorable to his former The King, and sought the gardens cool, tion of the profit is seen in our weekly true battle grounds of the gods with modes of thought by the fresh air of tombs of this charming resting place And walked apart, and murmured low, saries and started off to find this glori­ of the dead, culling bits of wisdom "Bo merciful to me, a fool!” papers, which devote a great deal of “Pelion piled upon Ossa,” or the utter another and more steadfast mental in­ ous Eldorado. He reached Leis, a confusion of the geologists, who can­ from the various inscriptions, all re­ —Edward Rowland Sill. space and some mighty good engrav­ small fishing port on the coast of Swe­ tercourse, but more and more certainly ings to describing the beauties of New not account for red iron ore in one side and ardently convinced the longer lie minding them of their end, they came den. of a mountain, brown on the other, rather unexpectedly upon the monu­ A V e il’s F lig h t, York, so that there is a good side after Walking along the wharves he saw breathes the seance atmosphere. No Mrs. M. ML Hall, of Clinton, la., all to the society gossip of the Ameri­ with veins of coal immediately under­ form of contagion is so insidious in ment of “Jim" Fisk, the financial hero a bark of about 800 tons that was ad­ lying the top on both sides, so it was of Black Friday, it is an imposing who has recently been here visiting can press, since it puts bread into the vertised to start for New York on that its onset, so difficult to check in its her sister, Mrs. W . H. Wilder, met mouths of so many hardworking and determined to leave them out of the advance, so certain to leave germs that und beautiful structure of white granite very day. He had never heard of party and carry along a practical man from the quarries of Dummerston, a with a remarkable experience at Roch­ industrious dealers in personalities.” New York, but as lie clambered over may at any moment reveal their per­ ester last week. She was the guest of —New York Sun. faniiliur with tlie formations peculiar nicious power, as a mental contagion little way up the river, and was erected the port rail of the little ship he blindly to this valley for all geological in­ —the contagion of fear, of panic, of by his widow at a cost of nearly a friend, Mrs. Page, of that city, whose hoped that it was somewhere near his $200,000. Itconsistsof a shelf mounted husband conducts a harness business Can Animals Count? formation necessary in making an ap­ fanaticism, of lawlessness, of supersti­ goal. On board he found all deserted. proximate estimate of the amount of upon a square base, at tho four corners there. Among other places the ladies Houzeau de la Haietellsof a pelican By accident Peter stumbled into the tion. The story of the witchcraft per­ solid and loose rock to 1«j encountered of which are life size figures of Com­ visited was Powers’ art gallery and living in a fisherman’s family at Santo hold of the ship. He secreted himself secutions, were there no similar records on the extension. Accordingly an old to deface the pages of history, would merce, Finance, Banking and Rail­ the tower. While at the latter place Domingo that was fed upon the refuse among a number of barrels, and, as he roading, all charmingly conceived Mrs. Hall’s veil became detached from of the fish cleaning. Looking for its foreman, Mr. Merts, who had bad suffice ns a standing illustration of the was very tired, be fell asleep. About large experience in railroading in and admirably executed. /Estheticallv her hat and a slight breeze quickly food, it went to the shore every day ten hours afterward lie was awakened overwhelming power of psychic con­ the west, was selected. He was an in­ tagion. To fully illustrate its import­ considered, it is a rare and beautiful wafted it over the railing and out of and waited for the boats to come back. by a peculiar clanking noise. The piece of work, but what a commentary reach. Down it went toward the Main The fishermen rested on Sunday, and telligent, sober and industrious man, ance in the production of deception ship was rolling horribly. Her wooden who regularly once a month sent the upon the truthfulness of monumental street walk, 100 feet below. The ladies the bird acquired so clear a notion of sides were being strained to the utmost would require an essay in itself. It stood and watched its slow and waver­ greater part of his earnings to bis enters at every stage of the process and famel | the return of that day, when it had to extent, and Peter’s heart stood still. As our friends viewed the beautiful ing descent until it had nearly reached fast, that it would not stir from the wife and children in Kansas. He in every type of illusion. It has least “Well, tho end of it was,” said the gave his opinions only after the structure and criticized its design and the pavement. Suddenly it struck an­ tree on which it was accustomed to old man last evening to the waiter, effect when deception is carried on by other current of air and was borne most careful examinations, and tlie external arrangements, by skillful execution, the excitable Tinto broke spend its time. It is not necessary to “that I went on deck. I was a mighty out into strong animadversions against upward again. The ladies watched its suppose that the pelican had learned sick colloose. I can tell you. But I gen .nen had implicit confidence as counterfeits of logical inferences; its to tlieir accuracy. The party reached power is greatest where the subjective the propriety of such a contribution to graceful movements curiously and be­ to count the six days at the end of wasn’t too sick to see that something posthumous glorification anent a man came more and more interested as the which its masters would not go fish­ a perpendicular bluff about fifteen feet factor in deception is greatest, more lior'ble had happened, Tho cap’n high, when Mr. Merts climbed down whose name, while living, was a syn­ airy fabric slowly traveled back in al­ ing; but, while it really estimated stood near the wheel looking hope­ particularly in such forms of deception most the same route it had taken in its to a ledge about six feet from the top as have been last described.—Professor onym for everything that was----- ! daily the time when it must lessly toward shore and didn't even “Hush, perturbed spirit, "interrupted descent, and their surprise knew no make its excursion to the shore, and with his hammer was investigat­ Joseph Jaslrow in Popular Science notice me. Tho sea was runnin’ high. ing the character of stones and their the dominie. “This memorial of him bounds when the veil actually re- it was informed of the return of A heavy galo had caught us to lee­ Monthly. turned to the tower and settled down probable (thickness. The gentlemen stands in a secluded spot, far from the Sunday by observation of what was ward and we had sprung a leak. Our Tlie Seventh Son. eyes of men; and it was the least his fairly and squarely on the owner’s going on in the house, as, for in­ above heard several blows from bis sliip was pretty fast and wo were out hammer, then apparently a quantity In France a seventh son in direct widow could do in return for the head. Mrs. Hall declares this to be stance, by the fishermen putting on of sight of land. The leak was a big wealth he left her. As for the rest, the fact, and those who met the lady their Sunday clothes; in the same way of loose rocks falling and immediately succession is called a inarcou. In Or­ one and our ship was fillin’ fast. zAll a terrific explosion. They were all leans, during the present century, the judge not, lest yo be judged.” And here certainly have no reason to doubt as the dog knew when its master was the men were at work at the pumps, the perturbed spirit was hushed.— her word.—Caledonia Advertiser. going to hunt by seeing him with his considerably shocked, but not other­ following was written concerning the but tlie water was gainin’ on ’em and wise hurt, and at once went to the marcou: “If a man is tho seventh son American Magazine. gun and game bag. In such instances they were Iosin’ heart and hope. of his father, without any female in­ A t R o v e r’s G rave. edgo of the precipice, where they de­ animals show that they have the fac­ When the cap’n saw me he did didn't Hospitality of tlie Cubans. ulty of associating ideas, of observing tected the strong odor of dynamite, tervening, he is a marcou ; he has on The pet dog of Mrs. Samuel Wilmot fire off and cat tail me. No; ho jest but to tlieir consternation could see some part of his body the mark of a During these rides the remarkable died Monday, plunging the household consecutive facts and establishing a caught me by the shoulder here and correlative connection between them nothing of Mr. Merts. After a careful fleur dc lis, and, like tlie kings of Cuban hospitality of which I have al­ , into deep sorrow. Some heartless in­ he jest looked up to heaven thus way, search somesmall pieces of hisclotliing France, lie lias the power of curing ready spoken was again anil again em­ dividual had administered a dose of —things which have been proved by and lie jest said, ‘Thank God 1’sorter abundance of other evidence, and were found hanging in a tree about tho king’s evil. All that is necessary phasized. It was simply impossible to poison. Tho funeral occurred this happy like. thirty feet from tlie ground, but to effect a cure is that the marcou get past any habitation, from that of a morning and was attended by the fam­ which demonstrate not less intelli­ “Then lie hurried me down into the gence than acquaintance with the ten that was all. The question for the should breathe upon tho part affected, decayed hut still well to do planter to ily and a few friends. hold nnd then he said somethin’ to scientists to settle is what caused or that the sufferer should touch the the humblest charcoal burner’s cabin, Tho casket was lined with whito signs exposing the first ten numbers, one of the men as was at tlie pumps. or the use of a system of numeration the explosion. A number of peo­ mark of the fleur do lis. Of all the without dismounting for a light for satin and covered outside with purple Tlie man went away, but he soon come ple from Birmingham have visited marcous of tho Orleannais, he of our cigars, or a few minute’s chatter velvet. The remains looked perfectly to express larger numbers.—Mine. back an’ told the Cap that all was Clemence Royer in Science Monthly. the place, but 1 have heard only one Orines is the best known and the most over the dolorous condition of affairs natural and peaceful. The interment right. plausible theory, and that was ad­ celebrated. Every year, from twenty, in the island, during which “coffee” was in the family’s private lot. “Then the C a p ’ll lie took me -’own vanced by Mr. Schultz, a scientist. It thirty, forty leagues around, crowds must be taken. There being neither The members of tho family stood Racing on tho Upper Mississippi. into the how of tho old hulk. That’s is known positively that Mr. Merts of patients come to visit him ; but it is stoves nor fireplaces in Cuba, tho weeping around the grave, while what There is one phase of steamboating wlier’ slic’d sprung a leak. Ther’ was had no dynamite with him, and Mr. particularly in holy week that his question of cooking fires becomes an remained of Rover was laid at rest. that it will bo interesting to touch on a hole ’bout the size of your body on Schultz says the only possible way to power is most efficacious; and on the odd one. In tho cities, all cooking is Some of the tloral offerings were briefly, nnd that is the racing. There the starboard side. The Cap’ll, he and account for the explosion is that he night of Good Fridav, from midnight done on charcoal urns, in the larger expensive and unique, one beingadog was a good deal of this, and some of tho man then cotched me up, an’, had constantly, for a number of years, to sunrise, the cure is certain. establishments these often being kennel of roses tipped with sprays of the contests were decidedly hot and mates, would you believe it? they just been handling dynamite anti nitro­ A darker superstition concerning arranged in the form of massive dog fennel.—Bridgeport (Conn.) Cor. exciting. George Hazzard says lie has stuck me in that hole up to my arm- glycerine, and that so much had been the seventh son exists in Portugal. It charcoal ranges. But in these re­ New York Evening World. sawed wood like a steam mill by the pits, they ilid, blast me if they didn’t. taken into his system by absorption is there believed that the unfortunate mote country places, a little pagoda hour to feed tho furnaces of a steam­ It was mighty oncomfortablo to me, that it was only necessary for him to being who is tho seventh male in direct like corner is built next the house, or A Check to Civilization. boat in a race, and doubtless other but it stopped the water from (lowin’ receive a slight jar to set it off, which succession, is in the power of the a detached structure, not niiliko an Sexual selection, which has doubtless steamboat men remember similar ex­ in. After a while tho water was all was done when lie struck tho ground Prince of Darkness, by whom he is American farmer's large smokehouse, greatly influenced the development periences. There was a great race be­ pumped out, an’ then tho carpenter on falling from the ledge. compelled, on every Saturday even­ is seen. H e re the lire is built squarely and advancement of certain races, has tween the Itasca, from Prairie du fixed the hole. For my part of the Whether his story is true or not I ing, to assume tho appearance of an upon the ground, or upon or within been inoperative in China during Chien, and tho Gray Eagle, from Du­ work the Cap’n gave me a free pass­ can’t say, but give tho facts as they ass. In this guise, and accompanied rude stone bases, and the smoke as­ many centuries, because, under the buque, at the time the laying of tho age, and here I am." happened, and they can be substan­ by a troup of dogs, he is compelled to cends at will, usually finding vent un­ prevailing usages, the contracting par­ Atlantic cable was completed. Each And then old Peter Johnson closed tiated by a number of citizens in this race over moor and through village derneath raised root's. In ibis primi­ ties have, before espousal, no oppor­ boat was the bearer of dispatches re­ his teeth on an old clay pipe, nor vicinity and Birmingham, who will until the light of tho Sabbath dawns, tive cocina, or kitchen, tho guarda tunity to judge of tho strength, beauty lating to the matter, and tho captain would he open them again to say one inform you if there is any more light when he may resume his human form candela (literally candle, or fireguard) or intelligence of their consorts. Ro­ of each was anxious to get tho news word in explanation of his strange ad­ on tho subject. for another week.—F. S. Bassett in St. is always smoldering. If it should mantic love lias no part in marriage ashore first. At tho bend just below venture.—New York Evening Sun. Louis Globe-Democrat. happen to go out—which is seldom or its issue. This may be one of tlie tho city the two boats were neck and Tlie Paradoxes of .Science. permitted, as unhappy superstitions causes of China’s arrested civilization, neck, tlicir engines groaning and tlieir Tlie Last Cargo of Slaves. Reporters as Walters. attach to tho fact—on discovery, it is and of the astonishing fact that her stacks belching forth clouds of smoke. Probably the most interesting char­ Tho water which drowns us, a fluent It appears that tho ingenious re­ instantly relighted from flint and steel astute people have invented nothing They camo up the river “a-lluking,” acter hereabouts, sa;.j T;.o Augusta stream, can he walked upon as ice. porter who, during tho visit of Em­ sparks struck into bunches of corn and discovered nothing during hun­ and there is still a question as to which (Ga.) Chronicle, is a negro man who The bullet, which when fired from a peror William and King Humbert to tassels, or some dry and splintered dreds of years.—Adele M. Eielde in landed first. It was probably one of was one of tho cargo of the Wanderer, musket carries death, will be harmless Naples, disguised himself as a waiter, leaves of tho palm.—San Francisco Popular Science Monthly. the most exciting contests that ever the last slave ship to bring to this if ground to dust before being fired. and succeeded in establishing himself Bulletin. occurred on the upper river.—St. Paul country a load of captives from Africa. The crystallized part of the oil of roses, behind the kaiser’s chair during the A Novel Device. Pioneer Press. Lucius Williams, as he was christened so grateful in its fragrance—a solid at banquet that followed the naval re­ Corwin’s Retort. A device has been invented which by one of the young ladies qf the fam­ ordinary temperatures, though readily view, is not to bo credited with the Tom Corwin, of Ohio, was a ready enables the engineer, when in his cab, Exhumation Which Should Ro Stopped. ily into which he was sold, or “Um- volatile—is a compound substance, conception of an original idea in man. John C. Calhoun once pointed to turn a switch, which can be closed Vienna is said to be undergoing a walla,” as lie was called in Africa, lives containing exactly the same elements, journalism. An English scribe, dur­ to a drove of mules from Ohio and again from the rear of the train. It is craze of exhumation. Lately vast pits in a small hut on tho outskirts of and in exactly the same proportions, ing the Franco-Prussian war, when said to Corwin: “There go some of operated in connection with the “cen­ of bodies of those shot in 1848 during Hamburg, across tho river from here. as the gas with which we light our tho French general Bataille occupied your constituents.” “Yes,” said Tom, tral throw” switch, and consists in a the revolution have been opened, and Since freedom he has earned a liveli­ streets. The tea which we daily drink Saarbrucken for a brief period, and “they are going down south to teacli “shoe," which is dropped from the the rotten masses have been removed hood working gardens, sawing wood with great benefit and pleasure, pro­ had his meals sent from a hotel in the school.” Governor Brough was once and whitewashing. He was a little duces palpitations, nervous trem­ town to his tent on tho hill, assisted in mutc-lied against Corwin, and in tlie forward and rear trucks. This strikes to other pits, to be honored with mon­ blings, and even paralysis, if taken in a crank, which is overthrown, and the uments. This sort of business should surprised when asked about his early taking him his food, dressed as a midst of his speech sail!: ‘‘Gentlemen, life, hut talks well once ho has excess; yet tho peculiar organic agent knight of the napkin, and, in conse­ tny honored opponent himself, while switch closed or opened, as tl.e case bo stopped, both on the small scale called tueine, to which tea owes its may be. A switch left open carelessly and the large scale. There is deathly begun, requiring to be questioned fre­ quence, was enabled to send to his he preaches advocacy of home indus­ quently, however. Umwalla was born qualities, may be taken by itself (as paper an account of what ho had seen try, lias a carriage at homo which lie may thus bo closed by the locomotive poison enough from our present sys­ tueine, not as tea) without any appre­ while at high speed, or a train sido tem of burying, without opening the in Guinea, according to his story, not and heard. Again, when the lieuten­ got iu England—had it shipped across Liberia. Ono day when he was about ciable effect. ancy of tho city of London went to the ocean to him. llow is that for sup­ tracked quickly in case of danger.— graves and moving tho contents. Tho The water which will allay our Houston Post. one important matter for the living is 10 years of age he was sent to his aunt Windsor to present its congratulations porting homo industry and labor/” to carry her some pinders to plant. burning' thirst augments when con­ on tho recovery of the Prince of When Corwin came on the stand he to escape being slain by the dead. gealed into snow; so that it is stated People Who Eat