T he Courier-Gazette.
olume V 47. ROCKLAND, MAINE, TUESDAY, APRIL 2(1, 1892 N umbkk 1 6 .
GOOD TEMPLARS. The Sunday Schools and the Columbian ' OLD PLATES. AUGUSTA WATER CO. Exhibition. I ------MAKE YOUR LAWNS BEAUTIFUL! WOMEN OF MAINE! THE MASONS The Grand L')(iu« ol Mainn I 0 G K night & Hill huvo in their sto rd wo 5 Per Cent. T will mei*t In B iingnr W ednesday anil The work of temperance instruction : interesting fashion plates of the vintage B R A D L i E Y ' S AND MORTGAGE BONDS. Thursday of this week in Y. M. C. A. in tlie Sunday Schools lias attracted the of 1851 nnd 1854. They are original BREADMAKERS! Hall. 'The Boston & Bangor Steamship attention of temperance workers for a plates, and the styles represented arc English Lawn Fertilizer! D u e 1901. Co will sell tickets for one fare for the long time, and the pledging of the chil No bid odor; no weed*, but a green, velvety lawn. Ask for this Brand of Flour. both original and unique. Books free. Fertilizer sold and delivered at your W e offer I hem, ubjeot to sale < ■ change In price, round trip from Rockland and hay and dren as a part of the work. Now some house by nt par and Intcrc* SNOWY SPRINGS. THE CARPENTERS ThcHo w ater work* were constructed In 1886-87; river landings. On sale by tlie pursers thing new has been planned, which is, 0. IL FALES, 48 Beech Street Ext., the Hotirce o f supply I* the Kennebec River. The 13-17 ROCKLAND, ME. Company Iihh a complete and ndcqunte system for aboard the boat, April 26 and 27, good to have all the children who will sign The cold weather of last week set ntorave and distribution; nreservoir of six million till 30, on either steamer. the triple pledge represented at the Col Will be at W ork in my gallons capacity, nnd over twenty.three miles of people a talking about previous cold main pine. umbian Exhibition. T he charter of the W ater Company gives It a PRISON POINTS. Springs. fatfli/lqs! store in fifteen days, and perpetual franchise. Autograph pledge cards in the nation The Company baa a twenty year contract with Said a Thomaston man: “In 1841 or the City of Augusta for lire hydrant* and munici al colors, red, white and blue, are pro The Maine inspectors of prisons and 1842, about the 10th of April, the snow I have an Extra Fine Line of Hamples pal purpose*. It* earning* Increased during the vided, and when signed, together with for 1892 to select from, and shall bo past six m onth- $1,000, and now aggregate $26,000 jails will depart for Sing Sing, Now was over the fences.” pleased to call at your place of business per annum; the operating expenses ami interest the names of pledged children and young or residence anti show the same. charge* on all outstanding bond* amou t to less York, soon to inspect the state prison Said a Union man: “I have been than $19,000 p« r annum , w hich leave* a surplus, people the world over, are to be fastened Special Attention I S H A L L after paying all charge*, of over $7,000. there and pick up what ideas they can into Rockland on runners April 6." Hecurltie* Issued by all Wat-r Companies In to use in the management of Maine pris together and used to festoon the W. C. Given to Orders by M ail! Maine are recognized n« desirable and safe invent, T. U. building of the World’s Fair. ments. ons. GRANITE CHIPS. W. F. TIBBETTS, 477 Main The present ami prospective value of the Augusta o Upon each card one name, with the Writer Company's works I* second to the value of The Bluehill granite works are a little no other Iti this State. 15 Measures huvo been taken to collect name of the Sunday School, city or town tardy about commencing operations this N O T B E $8000 in old bills which are due the anti stale. year. The quarrymen want $2 per day ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE. Maine State Prison for goods sold, etc., These cards are to be had of the Stale and the company arc in doubt about This Latest Triumph of Modern Milling. Rockland Trust Go. they having been placed in the hands of Superintendent of Sunday School work, complying.with their demand has no r iv a l . an attorney for collection. Mrs. E. A. G. Stickney, East Brown ------field, Maine, or at 51 1-2 E xchange S t., The contract for the “grouting” for Makes Most, Whitest, Sweetest nnd IN IT ! THE COOLIDGE CASE. Portland, Maine. Price 10 cents per Portland lias been awarded to tho Maine NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! Healthiest Bread. package of thirty, assorted colors; 25 and New Hampshire Granite Co. JOHN BIRD CO,, Agents Excursions! In connection with the Dr. Coolidge cents, for three packages, assorted col controversy, we would say that Col ors; $2.50 for 900 postpaid. SCHOOL DISTRICTS. HASKELL & HULL, Sff^LL flOT /WOVE Arc You Going West? S. IT. Allen, the p iesent w ar In some places through the generosity Rockport’s school districts have been You can save from $25 00 to $40.00 by joining den of the Maine State Prison, and lion. of a friend or friends, these cards are renumbered and reduced as lollows: the People’s Popular Excursion*. These Excur E. K O'Brien of Thomaston, were em provided free. May there be more such. sion Train* leave Boston every Tuesday, Wedne* No. 1 includes nearly all of old districts New Double Store, day, Thursday and Friday, with « legaut new Pull- ployed nt the prison at the time of Where there is a W. C. T. U. will the to 12, 13, and 15, a portion being set off any more than I can help. man Tourist 8b eping Car* running through to 8t. Paul, Minneapolis, all Pacific coast point* nnd Coolidge’s death, assisted in laying union, if able, furnish them, and where to No. 4. No. 2 includes old No. 10, FRYE BLOCK, AT THE BROOK. Southern California. Pasaengeru fan go via Port land or Boston a* desired Call and purchase him out and were present nt the not, help individually when possible? No. 3 includes old No. 11. No. 4 in ticket* and have your Baggage checked through to autopsy. They say that the man who When all the names possible have been SMLL QIVE %LL destination. Time tables, map* nud all other in cludes old No. 9 and a part of 12 and 13. .LARUE LISE OF. formation furnished on application. came to prison ns Dr. Coolidge and secured , the yre to be sent postpaid to No. 5 is not changed. Co^ECJIOfiEf\Y
to have hern in the form icquired by the Dis in the UnlveraallM vestry, J. H. H. Hewett of Windsor and Cross Hill...... To bo supplied THE EAST MAINE CONFERENCE. W isc a sse t...... N R Conk cipline, with fact# certified by the several Thomaston being called to the chair and Thos. W oolw ich...... I H Thompson Boards of Trustees and approved by pastors H. Wentworth of Bangor elected secretary. C II Fuller. W F Stewart, C C Whldden. Wesley Wlggln K II Hndl ck. W F Taylor. W J Keeley, Its Forty-Fifth Annual Session Which Has and presiding elders, and the appropriations There were 38 accredited delages present In- left without appointment to attend one of our Just Closed. have been recommended by Conference Boards 1 eluding two ladies. M. B. C. Withers of Ban . schools SPEAKING OF HATS of Church Extension Beyond this we have gor and Geo. M. Warren of Castine were B a n o o r D is t r ic t . not less than 2 600 homeless congregations, elected delegates to the General Conference B C Wentworth, Presiding Elder, (P O Dexter.) A Sketch of Its History and Vital Sta for whom suitable provision should be made which will meet in Omaha Mav 1. D. Y. ' Alton, Argyle and Cnrtlgan...... I W Price We show the most complete line of tistic—The Sessions of the Week— . A shland ...... T o be supplied Work Done and General Notes—The without delay. Mitchell of Searsport and E. M. Tibbetts of B angor. 1st C h u rch ...... I M Frost Every pastor should bring these facts to the Exeter were chosen reserve delegates. The Bangor. Grace Church ...... 11 E Foss Late Styles in the city. Fuller 5 Cobb Appointments Made. Brownville and Heb« c, supplied by 8 T Page attention of his congregation, and press the Ministerial Conference chose Rev A. F. Chase Brookton ami Popsfield...... Z B G rass claims of this cause for generous collections. and Rev G. G. Winslow delegates to the same C a rib o u ...... C II McElhlney The forty-fifth annual session of the East No pastor should be content wiih less than the j conference. Carmel and Levant...... To be supplied Maine Methodist Conference convened in this D a n fo rth ...... F W Towle amount indicated In the apportionment nnder . At the close ot the Lay Conference the dele, D e x te r ...... Fr« <1 E W hite city last week, and the interest aroused by the ARE SELLING provisions of our discipline. gates repaired to the M. E. Church and were D lx m o n t...... H E Dunnnck W l L C ° X presence oi this grand organization will give D o v e r...... M It Pratt The General Committee asks for a large there introduced to the Bishop. Addresses additional interest to a sketch of its history by E ast Cor In b and C orinth...... t W Day advance in Conference collections; and one were made by Bishop Goodsell, Delegate elect Easton and Smith Pre^nue isle. N R Pearson Rev. W. L. Bjown, which follows: Exeter, Corlnna and Ripley---- G 11 Hamilton hundred and fifty thousand dollars is sorely Withers and President Hewett of the Lay Con Forest Cby ...... supplied by B 8 Any needed immediately to help the new com ference. Fort Fairfield...... A P Knell SOMEWHAT HISTORICAL. Guilford and Sangervllle...... lohn l Inllng All Wool Carpets munities in the South and Heat. Rev. J H. Parshley of the Maine Baptists, Harmony and \thens ...... U G Lyons WE CARRY In the month of August, 1793. the New Eng Rev. R. W .Jenkvnof the Maine Congregation- Hartland and 8t Albans...... P A sm ith Hodgdon and Linneus...... M W Newbert land Conference held Its annual session in Th u r s d a y 's p r o g r a m . allots, and Rev. C. E. Mason of Bangor of the H oulton ...... II K Frohock Lynn, Mass. All New England was included Maine Freewill Baptists were introduced a:.d Kingm an ...... To be supplied The sunrise meeting at five o’clock was led L im e sto n e ...... K o Sm ith THE j BIGGEST LINE For 50c. 55c, 65c 70c, In its territory. One appointment read as fol by Rev. H. E. Frohock and the conference gave fraternal greetings. Lincoln and Matt...... H B N utter lows: "Lynn and the Province of Ma’ne, prayer meeting at 8 ;30 by Rev. V P. Ward- Friday evening was Epworth’s event, an Mapleton and W ashburn ...... I II Lldstone Jesse Lee.” In Conference session, 1796, thirty Milo ami Atkinson, supplied by C II Johannett OF well. Conference business then followed In address on the aims of this important branch of M onticello...... Supplied by A K Luca preachers were present, and seven of that num cluding the reports of the presiding elders of church work being delivered by Rev. N. T. Moro and Smyrna, Supplied by G F Lilley ber were assigned to Maine. Newport and Detroit...... W II Dunnack the three districts from which we make Whitaker, D. D., of Lynn, Mass. Old Town and Stillwater...... T P r-inionton Brussels Carpets In 1816 there were two districts in Maine, extracts: Orono ...... Fred II Morgan twenty circuits, and 24 ministers. Member Patten ...... C L B^nghart R o c k l a n d D is t r ic t —Rev. I. H. W. Wharff, SATURDAY R RYKNTB. Pittsfield and Palmyra...... W ilson L. rmond SPRING ship 3,388; increase, 166. Vanceboro and Lambers Lake, M II Btprelle Presiding Elder: Thirty-two preachers have The sunrise meeting was led by Rev. M. W. G D Lindsey, transferred to Malm* Conference, In the year 1835 the Maine Conference was had regular charges and five preachers have Newbert and conference prayer meeting by ForS75c, $1, $1.25, $1.35 organized, with 44 names upon its roll. The goes to Congress St, Portland been employed for intervals. Rev. Orren Rev B. B Byrne. One featuro of the nine I R CdfiLrd, transferred to Mnlno Conference, cause advanced, and at the session of Maine goes to Farmington, Me Tyler died during the year. At Chelsea there o’clock business meeting was the presentation C A Main, transferred to Detroit Conference, / Conference held in Biddeford In 1847. Bishop OVERCOATS! were 35 conversions, East Boothbay 25, Wis of the claims of the M. E. hospital In Brook Michigan Heddlng presiding, initial action was taken for casset 17, Belfast 15, Montville 15 Rockland, lyn. Of the amount needed to endow an East l ^ ’Many Old Patterns and Small the creation of a new Conference to be called Thomaston and other places have had no Maine Conference bed, #5000, the sum of #4000 CONPRKENCB CULLINGS. East Maine. Hence our Conference dates T^KES TqELEJ\D! Lengths for Less than Ccst. especial revival, but report many conversions. has been given, and it was announced that the “ Nolhing against him!” Ever shown, and we are match from 1848, and Includes all of Maine not era Upwards of 160 persons have been converted in Rockland M. E. Church had given $100 braced in the Maine Conference. The conference will meet next year at Ma ing it by the biggest bid ever the district, but ho many have died that the toward the remaining $1000 needed and would Our history shows that God gave men for the chias. tables will show a slight falling off Three guarantee $25 more. Presiding Elder Wharff times. The early laborers were noble in chir- Rockland hospitality has again proved itself made for public favor. Careful missionary rallies were held In the district, pre*et.ted the matter and measures were taken to Children’s Hats a Specialty. acter and efficient in work. Only eight mem equal to all emergencies. addressed by Chaplain C. C. McCabe, and an raise the entire amount and the East Maine purchasers soon find out which Tapestry Carpets bers are now living whose conneclion is co-ex- Bishop Goodsell left direct for Omaha, Neb., advance of nearly #400 made over last year’s Conference, although the last but one appealed istent with the creation of the Conference. They to attend the General Conference. E. W. BERRY & CO., missionary offering. There are 18 chapters of to, will have the first endowed bed. ! side their bread is buttered on, are: Revs. Albert Church, R. Day, A. Ken Hatters, the Epworth League in the district, doing a Said Bishop Goodsell at one of the sessions. dall, L Wentworth, 8. H. Beale, B. B. Byrne, At two p. ra. an impressive service was held Main Street. I and worn out devices are an old For 50c, 58c, 65c 75c, 85c noble work. in meraoriarn of Mrs. W. H. Pillsbury of "W hat we neecl is not more harness, but more B. M. Mitchell and E M. Fowler. No new churches have been built but im J^Our body has always been faithful to educa Bucksport, Rev. N R. Turner of Harmony, horse.” story with them. It is to care provements have been many. The improve tional interests. By the division Kent’s Hill D. Warren cf Bangor and Rev. O. Tyler of Rev. Mr. Had lock, who has been in Waldo ments on the South Dresden Church have been ful purchasers that we are ad 8eminary was taken by the Maine Conference; Gardiner. boro for several years, leavts for Massachusetts completed at a cost of #1100; North Palermo but, with great sacrifice, the walls of the sec Regulir conference business followed the to attend school. Ho is a faithful, talented jfk Q _ Buys a pair of Ladeis’ Church rebuilt at an expense of $800; Sears dressing ourselves now—to pur Hemp Carpeting ond seminary were soon reared in our territory, memorial service, the committee on temperance preacher. port Church, improvements at an expense of and it stands to-day to our church’s honor reporting resolutions condemning the action of Rev. H. E. Foss of Bangor, whose sermon Fine Kid Button Boots, chasers who know just what #800; Pemnquid Church remodelled at an with good prospect of greater usefulness before Judge Peters in Penobscot County liquor cases Sunday afrernoon madesuch a deep impression, expense of $500; debt on New Haroor Church Patent Tip, regular price Si .25. It. and resolving to attempt to get a legislative is one of the ablest clergymen in the Maine they are doing, who know what For 10 Cents reduced #400; Rockland Church improved, In our outline of Conference history the rec inquiry Into the same, and strongly condemn field. Mr. Foss is a graduate of Bates College, #4'^; South Thomaston Church Improved, their money ought to bring them. ord of patriotism is not wanting. Our Semi ing the use ol tobacco in any form. The dis class of *81, and a coming man. #1 r . nary gave a very large per cent of its available cussion was very warm on the question of E. W . Berry & Co. West Waldoboro Church, debt reduced $200. Rev. I H. W. Wharff has just closed bis male membership to suppress the war of the adopting the resolutions agreed upon by evan Camden Church $290, No. Vaesalboro $1*1 fourth year as presiding elder of Rock lard Rebellion. Methodists were very numerous in gelical church representatives at Waterville Round Pond and Union each $100. The entire District. He is an able, earnest genial, man. Straw Matting our regiments. Several members of Confer last Summer regarding Interdenominational indebtedness on the property in the district is and Rockland District under his supervision ence served as chaplains, officers and privates work in fields occupied by weak and struggling $3000 divided between eight churches. made by far the best showing. in the strife. We recall »he names of Brothers churches. Rev. C. S. Cummings spoke very Mary L. Lilly of Woolwich has given $4000 Rev S. A. Bender comes into Rockland LOOK HERE! H e r e n f e w J. P. French, I. A. Wardwell, B. F. Tefft, P earnestly and eloquently in favor of the reso. For 121-2 Cents. toward the endowment of an East Maine Con District from Drew Theological School. Madi Higgins, B. A. Chase, S. F. Chase and S. A. lution, making one of the best addresses of the ference bed in the Methodist Hospital in Brook son, N. Y. H W. Small, nnetber Rockland S a m p l e s o f Fuller as belonging to this list. session. Very earnest speeches were also Buys a pair of Ladies' Kid lyn, N. Y District acquisition, conies U. S. Grant Univer TFf" _ Though the heroic age is not passed—as made against the adoption of the resolution, BuCK'PORT D is t r ic t .—Rev. J. F. Haley, sity, Chattanooga, Tenn w hat w e are of shown by our Conference work—still the times und on the vote it was lost ;but a commission was Oxfords, Patent Leather Presi ling Elder. No deaths In the ranks ot Besides ibe names appearing in the directory, ■ J 11 have improved. Ministerial support is great'y appointed to confer with the interdenominat Carpets Cut, Made the pastors for the year. Half of the charges he following persons entertained or held them fering; yon now m advance of earlier years. I have before me ional representatives, Mr. Cummings being Tip. Same pricetfor the New Rus- in the district have branches of the Epworth selves in readiness to imertain: C. A. Sylves a copy of the Minutes of 1851. Th • average chairman. League. Church property Improvements have ter, John W. Kiffe, R R. Ulmer, Mrs. Geo sett Coior Oxfords. in tlie way of and Laid by MR. receipts of the presiding elders were $455, and General business occupied the attention of been many. The Southwest Harbor Church Cables, J P. Ingraham, W. E. Sadler, E. H those of the pastors were $300. Similar re the conference in the evening. has paid its last dollar of indebtedness; Ma Bartlett, E. L Green. Leslie Campbell, Fred turns which appear in the Minutes for 1891 B a r g a i n s : chias Church, paid all its debt and bought a Packard, John Hall, Charles L Smith, P. A. HANKARDof Port give to our presiding elders an average support SUNDAYS HAPPBNINGS. new hell; Edmunds Church greatly improved Stubbs, J F. McWilliams, L. A. Dow, B F. E. W . Berry & Co. of $1,246; the pastors* average receipts are and reopened free of debt in October; audience The sunrise meeting was led by Rev. M. F. French. R. F. Crle, Alfred Murray, Mrs. Three lines of 810 and 812 $591. land, an experi room of the new church in Perry nearly com Bridgham. The Conference Love Feast was Susan Brown, A. W. Butler, J. T. Burry, G. Our ministerial membership numbers 95. pleted and the church will be dedicated in held in Farwell Opera House, which had Its H. Cl flbrd 8am'l Bryant, B. B. Post, Mrs Spring Overcoats cairied over and there are 10 probationers. Lay member capacity taxed to the utmost. At 10.30 Bishop June; chapel at Buck’s Harbor, Brooksville, Carrie Rhoades, F. H. Beiry, J. 8. Case. from last season ; we have put enced workman. ship is as follows: Probationers, 1 862; local will be completed and dedicated in early Fall; Goodsell preached a sermon, hating fur its preachers, 59; full members, 9,033; total, 10,- _ Buys a pair of Ladies’ debt of Bar Harbor church reduced many ttem e: "A Son of God.” The hall was literally Y. M. C. A. them into one lot and marked 954 thousands; debt of Eastport church reduced to packed full, and all, preachers and laymen, JJ Q y Dongola Kid Oxfords, 2ZTheEast Maine Conference has 133churches, $900; East Bluehlll, a young society, has se were swayed by the wonderful eloquence of The Committee Men’s Tea—Money them with an estimated total value of $462 600; and cured a lot for a chapel, and a generous sub the man. Tears and amens followed each other Raised for Books. Patent Tip and Common Sense. This 73 parsonages, valued at $89 200. The total scription raised. in rapid succession, and ibedisconrse will long Bordered -Carjets rr Eno full membership of the churches is 9 033, with is the regulnr SI.25 Oxfords, and No church in ihe conference is so highly be remembered by those who were so fortunate The committee men of our Y. M. C. A. sai $8.00 $8.00 $8.00 a list of probationers of 1,862. The amount favored with an invested property as the Knight as to hear it. down to a very nice tea at the rooms, Monday paiJ for salaries of ministers the last vear was the above price is for a short time Memorial Church of Calais. A new society An overflow meeting was held in the First evening of last week. The Ladles Auxiliary $60,686 There are 195 Sunday schools within They are just as good style and has been formed at West Tremont, and a two- Baptist Church, Rev. E. S. Gahan preaching. lutmsbed the eatables, and as usual, lef> only. the boundaries of the Conference, wiih an en A SPECIALTY. story hall, formerly used as a dance hall, has In Farwell Opera House at 2 .30 o'clock an nothing to be desired, and that’s just about quality as this season’s Coats, rolled membership or 11,146. This conference been purchased and dedicated as a Methodist able sermon was preached by Rev. H. E Foss what the committee men Jell when they cot - raised last year $2,610 lor missions, and $1,164 Church. The societies at Milltown, Alexander of Bangor, which was followed by the ordina eluded supper—nothing. After the feasting E. W . Berry & Co. but only a few sizes remain in for the conference claimants. The Woman’s and Pembroke have built commodious chapel tion of elders and deacons by the bishop. Foreign Missionary society has a large num the various cuninilitees reported, showing ih» each lot, so take your pick of cottages at the East Machias campground, the In the evening the anniversary of the associatin’* work to be in excellent condition ber of thriving auxiliaries in the churches; the Orrington parsonage has been rebuilt, ar.d a Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society was held Chairman Bicknell of the Library Committee Woman’s Home Missionary Society has fewer FINE FOOTWEAR. them while they last for only parsonage started at Penobscot with good pro in the M E. Church. 3 be various city chinches reported 1050 volumes In the library and ibtn auxiliaries, and these were recently establish spects. Other improvements are reported were supplied Sunday evening as follows: proceeded io raise money for the purchase < f ed and are not properly nurtured. 88.00 each. from other pluces. First Baptist, Rev. A. J. Lockhart; Congre a set of Ency clopedia Britannica, Globe edition, gational, Rev. A. W. C. Anderson; Universal- Fuller & C obb CONFERENCE BUSINESS. The Ea»t Maine Conference Seminary at 25 volumes. The money was raised and tin 1st, Rev. V. P. Wardwell; Freewill Bapiist, Conference proper opened Tuesday at ten Bucksport is in excellent condition. books will be purchased at once. For the same reason we offer an Rev. A F. Chase Ph D , is principal with Rev. F H. Morgan. o’clock with the examination of classes, al Sunday afternoon the Thomaston Baptist other lot of 815 Spring Over ARE SELLING though clergymen began to arrive Sunday and six assistants. The school was founded in A portion of one ol the clashes in the Gram 1850; pupils, 575; value of grounds, buildings, und Methodist Churches held a union service, mar School, which wished to pursue a certain |Uonday, the train Monday evening landing a Rev. S. L. Hanscom being the preacher. coats for Loudly delegation. Ai 7 30 o’clock Tuesday etc., #30 000; endowment, #25 500; volumes course ot studv in History, is making use ol in library, 3800; value of apparatus, #1500; a lot of Double Width Dress Goods 'evening a powerful union meeting wus held, books from the Y. M '• A. library. number ot specimens in cabinet, 2500; income Mo n d a y 's c l »b ik g . fo r...... led by Rev. 8. L. Hanscom. from tuition, #4200; income from other sources, The closing session of the conference wus The recent addition ol me Biitunnica to lb» SI3.Q0 Each. G l- - 4 « $1200. There is no indebtedness. library will prove an accommod ui-»n to very WEDNESDAY’S PR' 0EED1NQS. held yesterday morning at 3 45 in order to B a ngor D is t r ic t .— Rev. B. C. Wentworth ullow the bishop io take the early morning many of our people, who cannot nfford a set o' The goods are a Brown and Form er price 12 1 2o. Wednesday morning at five o’clock a sun Presiding Elder: the books. G“’.s train The appointments were announced at White Pin Head Check, and are rise meeting was held.led by Rev. J. R. Clifford. No pastors have died during the year. Two that session as follows : At 8.30 ibe conference met in prayer meeiing, A bout for visitation work has been securer local preachers, N. R. Miner and Daniel War Bu c k spo r t D is t r ic t . bv the committee, tor which atwiut #12 remain- the best wearing goods we have Two cases of the Best Prints in short led by Rev. W. T Jewell. At nine o’clock the ren, have died. In July a new church was con lei ence was formally opened and the sacra unpaid. The boat had Income a mcessitv and lengths and remnants...... dedicated at Limestone, at a cost of #2000, all the committee having an opportunity secured in stock. A good trade for you, ment of the Lord's supper administered to paid ; Orono church remodelled at an expense Ad'ilaon...... *u| piled by II B Haskell dexaiider, Cooper and Muddy- It and now ask the friends of the woik to assis OColumbia Falls and Columbia.. M airy Kearney that ihe Y M. G. A are iry m g lo la is e m«»i.e» In the evening the big audience room was 21 chapters of the Ep worth League. C u tler...... supplied by 11 N Jones to buy a iioat to u-e in disiiibuimg papei* That E. W. BERRY Deer lu lu ...... Ilavid Sm ith ait.ong ihe ve-seis. I ihmk ii is u good w.irk 1x2 l-x2« packed to bear Dr. W. A. Spencer ot Philadel At 10.30 union Fast Day services were held, East Macldua and Whiting ...... E A Uliddun und wiii send a doiiai i<> help along Ri-peci Ea-l Bucksport ami Del bam, & CO. are se ling a $15.00. phia speak on Church Extension Dr. Spencer Rev. I. H. W. Whartf presiding, Rev. R. W...... supplied by A B Carter lully yours, W. E a r n e s t H a - k e l l has lost nine of his old time fire. Jeukyu of (he Rockland Cong’i church and E istporl ...... C L IfaHkell Funds can be banded l<» A B. C la ik . chan- Gent’s fine Calf, Gen EJdinalon and Nealy’s Corner, W T Jewell The sizes on this last lot of G ood O utings fo r...... During twenty-six years, up to March 1. Rev. J. 11 Parshley of the Ruck ano First Edmund* and Marion...... E W B ucher man of the corouil tee, or to the general seeic- 1892. the Board of Church Extension has re Buptist church assisting. Rev. E. H. Boyn Ell»w r t h ...... G B Ci.adwl. k Ury. nine Welted Shoe,Con Coats are 34, 36, 36, 39 and 40. G o ceived and disbursed nearly $4 380,000. ton gave an address on the reasons for Fast A F t.'liaae, 1’h I). Pr ncipui Ku»t Maine Conference Seminary, Bucksport Sunday afternoon 130 men listened to an About two-thirds of this amount passed through Day observance, Rev. H. E. Frohock spoke I) 11 I'ribou, Chaplain U S Navy, Naval Home, Phil gress or Balmoral, at earnest presentation ol the gospel try Rev H.K, our General Fund, available for donations to on temperance and Bishop Goodsell gave uu D 11 Sawyer. Professor Uu»l University, Holly Springs, Miss Frohock of Houlu n, and he singing ol the churches, and one-third through the Loan eloquent address on national questions. HEARD $3.00 a pair R o c k l a n d D is t r ic t . same gospel by Rev Norman La Marsh of Fund, of which over $758 000 is permanent The forenoon’s business included the adop Searsport. It was a meeting of great p<
Arbor Day will occur May 0 M. G. Wright, the Pen-ion Solicitor, from CLOAK EXHIBITION. Washington , is at the Then dike t< - lay. FOLKS AND THINGS The Ice is out of Alford Like and there is Wednesday April 27, Mr Leveli of New- rich fishing there. Jones & Bicknell are construe mg a house York will be at our mote with a mu line of Seeds and Plants. GUESS There wete four arrests at ihe North-end to protect the famous Ingrth in’s Hill mineral * Ladie< Jackrt« and (’apes” to rb over This '•'unday for ti-tienfflug spring. will lie a good opportunity to pu vha-c a gar E. W. Palmer has three very handsome A cake of Ice in a bowl is the l.i’est scheme ment at a hare dn. Farwell Opera House NCW STORE, 337 MAIN ST., Easier kMens—Angoras. for keeping cases of cigars fresh and moist. K e rry Bros. Block, Nearly Opposite the An interesting -nd instructive advertisement Well G. Slnghi is building an* addition to W F. Norcro-« is the firM io “etveh on.” O hl S ta n d , ON •-etting forth the merits of the manvnew gnrris one of Ills cottages, Broadway. The Rockland K. L. depot lias been pro Cffers for ante a Fine A««ortm<>nt In the above line. New1 muon today. just put in by Albert Smith the music dealer We Lave The T. L. I.’s had a Fast Day shoot at Bay vided with a gong to let passsengers know W . K. Hall cends tis copies of Oregon papers came to hand too late for this issue. Point, Private Shaw being high line. when ihe train Is to start. To N io h t Garden, Field and Flower Seeds A. C. McLoon led the boys down from Cam G L O B E ?* D IT IO N J G. Torrey & Son are pushed hard at their There will bean opening reception of the den Fast Day. new private hospital, Park street, Monday May THE manufactory, night work being necessitated. ALL FRESH AND RELIABLE . There will be a circle at the Cong’i Church 2, at 2 30 p. m. I he hospital is located in the Encyclopedia Britannica. One of the Finest. Frank Day, employed on one of the A. F. We are prepare ! to deliver th*’ rnMre set of tomorrow evening. Alfred K. Spear house, corner Park and Union 25 voiume*. with book cun. for #37 00. P row largely T'-i Crockett Co. kilns, jammed a hand quite badly streets. anay aid other A big crew is at work extending the Main Tuesday. ble in n nn’hly Installments. Send for pam thlcb we fell The dry weather of the past two or three phlet or call nnd examine the work. The One of the Finest. street sewer north. The spot where it Is proposed to build a jail Maine Horne Journal, agents, CANDLE. weeks gave excellent opportunities for fires The frame for the L B.Walker house, Broad is where W. E. Toiman had his ink factory 302 Main *■*(., Rockland, Me. At Lowest Possibe Prices. along the Knox & Lincoln. The locomotive of way, Is up and boarded. years ngo. Volume 1 and Savings Bank #1.00. N e w S o n g s the morning train, Wednesdd$, set fire to the W e shall also continue to keep tho finest lino of The town of Deering has adopted the Rock- Notices of shows In this column are worth dry grass and leaves on Wyman's mounrain, DRESSMAKING, and fire department ordinance. someihlng—in <1 circulation ol 3500, often more j near Damariscotta. The fire spread rapidly. Miss Florence A Smith wishes to inform the New Dances The Epworth League has put out a street and never less ladies of Rockland that she has opened dress making a lively and dangerous blaze. The making rooms at 471 Main Ht , at the Brook, Fruit, Confectionery and Cigars light in tront of the M E. Church. Last week’a rain came none lo soon. The secion bands with some asaistance put it out where she will be pleased to see all her old New Scenery r old custom ers and gnin A Large Candle The regular monthly meeting of the C.ty fields and woods were getting dry, and forest atier a hard fight. customers and many new. r Council occurs next Monday evening. fires were beginning. F l o r e n c e A. S m it h Pratt Memorial Church, Methodist, looks Entrance 1st North of CnrHiRH-GAZftTTE > 01 Q. F. Meservey plays in Damariscotta this The large oil painting of a dog in the window very tony in Its now suit of yellowish brown (J. M. TIBBETTS. and tomorrow evening, assisting Reed’s Sex of Rose Bros. Is the work of Mrs. E. H. Rose. with darker trimmints. The colors were BUSINESS LOCALS. tette. It is very cleverly executed. wisely chosen and :he effect is pleasing. Clif ON EXHIBITION I Workmen on tho Main street sewer yesterday A fire in the woods on Juniper Hill Thursday ton A Karl did the work, and as usual did it Advertisement* in this colum n f iv e c en ts a well. The enterprising Epworth League, con l in e . No insertion less thnn twenty-live cents. Fire Insurance,, turned out sea shells at tho depth of fourteen afternoon caused some little excitement. A A T T H E force of men put it out after hard work. nected with the M. E. church, raised the feet. Egg cases fo r‘tale at the store of Bicknell Among the signs of the limes we notice the wherewithal to thus adorn the church struct Saturday^April 3o|A j E&S0N) The Advent people In this city are raising ure. Tea Co., 398 Main Street. money by subscription to buy a lot and build new ones put oui by the Rockland News Co. a chapel. and the City Maiket, Ireland A Whitney. The Original nnd only • BOSTON Amusements And Announcements' Do you know that Hilla A Flint deliver 17 MAIN ST.. ROCKLAND, ME The Rockland High School Baseball Club warm Brown Bread every S a t u r d a y aftcr- Win. Brithijobn was hurt at the Brown A T h l YMO.y’n —A I.8O— quirry Wednesday by tailing stone from a played with the Tbomastons Saturday after Emerson’s “ Cranks” were at Farwell Opera We can give you the best dinner of any eat blast. He sustained severe bruises. noon, the Rock lands winning by a score of 14 House Wednesday evening. There was good ing house in Roekland at the lowest price. Life Insurane, Tho Alert, Captain Lane’s well known coast- to 12. singing, dancing and reciting, some very bright NEW PECK'S BAD BOY CLOTHING Come over. M. 11. N a s h , 367 Main street. Accident insurance, and wivise missionary boat,has been thoroughly r • Yesterday morning the ground froze hard stage business and on the whole a well salt Under the Maimgei ••nt of...... G r ifpin A Wu.s P iste this on the wall, along with the fact that tied audienee. paired in Portland, aud will soon visit us. Old newspapers to put under cirpets, for Enlarged, Bovlaed a id Produced by Plate Glass Insurance. I h e C .-G .’s circulation Is 3500, often more W. II. Glover & Co. are to erect a coal-shed There will he a grand closing concert in the sale cheap at A. J. Huston's news stand. All Agents for the following well known companies: never less. Witty Comedians, American Fire Insurance Co. for the A. F. Crockett Co., 40x90 feet, and a Methodist church next Thursday ever of the latest fashion magazines constantly on Pretty Women, Buflalo German I unit rance Co. double house on Shaw Avenue tor F. M. Shaw Many of our people went trailing nrhutusing given by Piot. Wight and his chorus class of hand. Continental Insurance Co. STORE! Fast Day. The beautiful arbutus was found 100 voices. H. M. Lord will take part in tho Bewitching Dancers, G e rm a n ia Fire Insurance Co. T h e C.-G. regular weekly edition is 3500, concert. Tho program will consist ol quartets Four Radiators, 12 Registers. 980 feet Iron Guardinn Assurance Co often more and never less, with a standing Very plentiful on the road from South Rockport Insurance Co. of North A in« rlca. duets, songs and choruses, sentimental, religi- Drain Pipe for sale cheap nt E. A. Co l l a m o r e ’s Delightful Singers, M erchants Insurance Co. forfeit of $200 if what we claim is not true. to Rockville to be lit on Saturday Evening, ous and mirthful. Admission 15 cents. Come COO Main St., Rankin Block. 13-23* —with the — ‘-ovidence Washington Ins. Co. Ireland A Whitney’s delivery wagon came Sun Insurance Ofllce. Chas. Eldridge, clerk at the City Market, and enjoy a good slug. Doors open at 7. Con W.-sich.st. r Fire I isarat s Co. June 11, 1892, at 7 o’clock, the great divorce act on Union street, Friday Latest and Strongest Specialties. held ttin lucky number that drew the handsome cert 7.45 A new lot of Crosse A Blackwell’s Olives L loyd’s Plate Glnsi the ring bolt breaking, and the forward wheels just received. Wood tooth picks 5 cents per and burn until consumed. sof.i pillow offered by Miss Caroline Gray On Wednesday (to-morrow) evening the Admission 25,35 and 50 Cents. Telephones are to he put In at the South leaving the rest of the equipage. package at E E. S im m o n s ’ Fruit Store. 272 Tidies of the Universalis! circle will don ye Main St. FcatM at Coakley’s Drug Store. Rockport power station of the electric railroad, Col. G L. Black has been retained as janitor oden time attire, and servo a royal good anti and one into Dr. Woodside’s residence, Middle Gy the new lessees of Farwell Opera H ouk quarian supper to the muItiiu le in the church Auction Saturday evenings of boots, shoes, HOME COOKINC. Simmons & Brewster, street. The Colonel Is a valuable mail for the position vestry. Ever) thing will be done in the most Having returned horn • I am prepared to do all SUCCESSORS TO G. F. GRANT. ^LL PUHCI/USERS and the new managemeni has douo wisely in rubbers, confectionery, etc., at E. A. Colla- kinds of home coking, plain and fancy. Wedding Knox County Bar Association has added to artistic style and more than the usual good cake and pantry a specialty. Orders will be iciaining uim. more’s, Rankin Block. Honey sweet oranges the Law Library 3G0 volumes—-English C om time may Go exptc ed The supper will be promptly attended to. MR3. II. E. WILSON, 596 Main St., First South of Rankin 15 for 25 cents. 10 30 Masonic S t. mon Law, Connecticut and .Vermont State Re C. W. Gale has retired from the Gaiety aerved at 25 cents per plate. Those who may Block. will be entitled to one guess Theatre management, selling out to Mr. Pres Carpets cleaned, called for and delivered, ports. not want to partake ol supper will be charged CIRL WANTED. Have purchased the stock of G. F. G rant, 596 Main cott, who continues tho business alone. Mr. the small sum o ten cents for admission. promptly and in the most thorough manner. Street, and fitted it up as a first class free for each $1.00 worth of Tho M. C. freight building on Railroad Housekeepers will make no mistake If they wharf has been closed in and the passenger Gale found that the work interfered with his The Gaiety Theatre presents a strong id 11 this goods bought. other business. leave their orders with us. Fruit and Confectionery Store. station is rapidly approaching ihat stage of the week. Alexander A Bailey, the mirth-pro- F u l l e r A Conn. CIRL WANTED work. E. P Labe, the skillful decorater, has re vokmg burnt cork specialism. Miss Angeline To do general housework. Good wages to the cently shown his skill in tho beautiful embell right party. A,.ply DO LIMEROCK 8T. 15 The Amphion Orchestra has elected the fol the pleasing vocalist, Nat Alexander In his i t i r t b s . ishment of a garden vase which we saw at O E. CIRCULATING LIBRARY CONNECTED lowing ofllcers: F. M. Packard, Manager; J. aerobatic song* and dances, John Clark in To The First Hahn A Co’s. Mr. Labe is an expert with the WANTED. Containing 300 Books, nt TW O CENTS n day. S. W. Burpee, Secretary; Miss M. G. Stahl, Irish specialties, Ned Bailey in his waggish O a bi.e s —Rockland, April 19, to Mr. and Mm. decorater’s brush. A few boarders can be accomodated at Treasurer. say ings, Clark and Angeline, refined comedy Stephen H. Cah|. «. a daughter—Nftllo Sleeper. 1#-17* 126 PA RK ST. Leonard Ross of this city has contracted with ketch artists, E. Tl. Roach in his ever popular Kn io h t h - R ockland, A pril 15, to Mr. and Mr«. person guessing the time to A bicycle club has been formed with the Frank v. Knlgh a, a daughter- Rihel Berger be closed out for about notli Alf Martz of Camden, as advance ngent and creations, make a hill of fare that cannot full to Cahnf.h—VinnlhMVrn, vprll 20, to Mr. and Mm. HELP WANTED. following olHeers: President, L. .E. Cobb; consume or nearest to consume left yesterday for a 30 weeks trip, making ihe please. Open every evening at popular prices, Frank < 'uruea, a daughter One womnn to help cook and one woman to do E. E. SIMMONS. Z. F. BKEWSTEli. Captain, A. C. McLoon; Lieutenant, W. W. w it h - Vinalhaven, April 22, to Mr. und Mm. general housework in boarding house. 15 first date at Searsmont. Mr. Ross bus had ex 10, 15 and 20 cents. Change of program on F. K. Hinitti, a the candle the following arti Graves. B. C. OALDKRWOOD, perience in the show business, is something of Thursday. rt — Hurricane, A pril 21, to Mr. and Mn No. 3 Pleasant 8t. The Opinion again admits that our circula Ixittl, a non. Rockland, A pril 18, 1892. cles: a hustler and Mr. Martz could have gone far At the Spring Street Opera House Saturday -riouth Liberty, April 17, to Mr. and tion is 3500, often more and never less, and ,I- daugt ter. ther and not done near so well. night the musical comedy “ Peek’s Bad Boy” that its own circulation is 2000, often less und SITUATION WANTED. Haskell A Hull, formerly C. A. Haskell, are be presented. There is something in the never more. A woman would like a situation in a widower’s now all settled in their new quarters in Frye play of the ‘Bad Boy” which revives in the fftitrriagjs. small family. Can give good icference. 16 17* Address II. IL, Rockland, Me. The Opinion says that T u b C.-G. reminds it Block. They have a very handsome double mind of every beholder memories of the keen W ill be Given I’ikhce—Barbo u r- Rockland, April 13, David of a character ot Bulwer’s. Thcrj is one thing store, comprising the one formerly occupied by est relish. Ills pranks upon his indulgent pur- F. Pierce, of tliiri city, and Veatn A. B arbour, of WANTED. certain, the Opinion would never remind one Mr. Haskell anil the one formerly occupied by ent, upon the long-suffering and forbearing and. A few inexperienced stitchers and sewers will bo II untley Ke l i och — K o ckhnd, Ap>ll 16, taken Into our shop euch week. ONLY 8 TE 1DY First Person—Suit or Over of anything out a lack of character. W. II. Kee;.e. A large archway connects tho groceryman, and the exhaustless resources of • Huntley and Mm. Martha W. Kelloch, INIHJ8TRIOU8 OIRLS who are willing to learn 11. W. Thorndike has fitted up a first class two, and the furnishing is such as to make a frivolous and irrepressible nature, kindle an bo’lt of W nnd expect to work for the wages they coat, worth H.mitii Up iia .m—Rockland, A pril 19, by Rev. . d app fish market under the E. B. Ingraham murket. very atiraetiue place of business, while the appreciation on the part of the auditor which rt < uminihgH, W illie L. Sm ith, of Rockland, between two 1 Mr. Ihorndtke is an experienced bund at the stock of nice new goods on the shelf adds to provokes the wildest merriment and elicits ihe ol Etta R. Uph mi, of Rockport 11 M AIN E M ANUFACTL’R1 NG CO. Cii xse — II v rc ii-R o c k la n d . A pril 24. by Rev. business aud will make a specialty ot the best the general fine appearance ot things. Mr. most uproarious applause. As pieces of origi P rtunon on oi Oldtown, Ler-.v F Chaia aul $ 1 0 .0 0 fish procurable. Haskell was originally the successor to W. H. nal composition the “ Bad Boy” stories have Hi<-r M Haleb, both of Roekland. To the M.inuficturers Ml'mh vY-Al.L».NW»ni>-Hocklund, April 1«, by nnd Producers of Maine: Some of the young men about town are or Harrington, buying out the business when it never been approached in our language; and ev. |«r. Pln-lan, Peter A. Murray and Eva E. 1 am now ready to re ganizing a drum corps for the political cam was located in the old Spofford Block. He for absured stage situations, continuous and Benwood, of Vlnalhuven. ceivo applications for Second person—Suit for Boy afterwards rnovid to Frye Block, und has taken Clea v eh —Ukown—Vinalhaven, April 19. bv space fur exhibits at the paign mid are raising momy bv subscription exhilarating comedy, the pay is incomparable. ev W. K. Gankin, Char es A Cleaves, of Clio I™ A 11 f t I 5Vorld s Columbian Exposliion, «o STORER3 BEST w orth to purctiuse uniforms. Some #30 has thus far into partnership Fted J. Hull, his former clerk, heague Inland, and Minnie Brown, of Vinalhaven. L II I U | he held at Chicago from M ty 1, to tii F kmiemhon C am den, April 23. b« Rev. m i l l I October 31, 1893. Applications been contributed. so fhat two all-round good fellows and capable ONE OF THE FINEST. F M Preble, E gar .1 Hmith. ol Roo»port, und I r i l l l I must he filed before July 1st, and F.-nd. m .n , of C im den. $ 5 .0 0 . Wotk is well under way on the new store to aud experienced business men are now on deck should be filed at once. There will there. t i.r — Ro b inson - Camden, April 20 he no charge for suace. Return freight Iroe. Ex P A T E N T be built By Wtn. Thompson, Park street. Tho Last evening at Farwell Opera House “ One Wait.-i E Lincaater and Addle F. Robint-on, both hibiiors ur»- required lo place their exhlbi's In Camden. Bl a c k ix o t o n ’8 Co r n e r —Edgar Ripley, o* tlie Finest,” a play made famous by Gus position but are not r< quired io fu-nlsh ntiendants. old More has been moved across the street, to ilal.L - I.POWK1 - Lowell, Mmh*., Aprils, Nehon All exhibitors of manufactured goods, natural Third person — one T ru n k be occupied by Mr. Flint until the new one is who was called homo some threo weeks ago Williams was acted Gy a company of artis.s Hall, of Lowell, Man*., and Kihei Ludw ig, of products nnd livestock, (except such ns arepe.i-h- by the illness of his sister, Mrs. Georgia Bry superior to most (bat come our way. “ One of Lowell, formerly of Warren, Mu. nble.j must he ready for shipm ent Nov. 1. 1832. w erth ready tor occupancy. For blank application and fur her iuformaiion. F L O U R ! Col. L. D. Carver is something of a genius ant, of Suarsmont, returned Monday. Mrs. the Finest” is a comedy dram a in six tableaux, address CH vRI.E4 P. MVH’iH’KM. Executive Bryant’s many friends will be pleased to hear and while the story is of the intense emotional CoinmisFiouer, Muine Board of W orld’s Fair Man for so young a man. What between making Oeatbs. agers, Portland, Maine. 16.16 $ 5 .0 0 boats,memorial addresses und wagons he keeps that she is improving.. . .George Hart is hav order, it is interspersed with laughable coined, ing his buildings painted. Hiram Ulmer is scenes und mirth provoking situations. I he Burns - Rockland, A pril 23, Jo h n W. Purna, \ MOST, himself bu»y. His latest achievement is the aged >7 yuim , 2 montliH, 6 daja. the artist....M rs. Etta Irish, who has been M nV oc) w“|rEaT- Fourth person—one Hat worth munuiueturo of a tine express wagon. weight of the drama ro-ts on the shoulders ot Ib.BUisH Ingrah mi’- Hill, April 25 Milton Rob. very sick, is now on tho mending hand....W e Henrietta Berluer (Ruth Hickman), J 8 bins, awed 69 yeioa, 7 inoiiihw, 19 days. U lU liC u ] feW EETEST, S. B. Tilden, residing on Bunker street, wus I.IIANE -ripruee Head. pril 25, Infant duugh Notice to Soldiers! Bread! are pleased to see Mrs. Hattie Hart out again i>ley, (Hugh Hickman) and Robert I Job- I., und Mary Culhune. seriously burned Friday evening at his home. 1. G Wright, Solicitor of Pensions, Washing after her recent illness....Frank Hartof Ap B mehier, (Robert Weeks), three cupable i \ non—tiouth Liberty, April 21, Joseph II. ton. I) C , (late of U. 8. Pension Bureau) will he $ 2 .5 0 Il is sleeve caught lire und communicated with pleton is coopering for Fred Irish....L and actors. The comedy is in the hands of C. at Knox House, Th un iston, Sutiir-Hiy, April 21; his other clothing, and the tire wus not put out M vriiEwa-^yrucuse, N. Y., April 22, Wiilia B. Exchange Hotel, W aldoboro. Monday, A pril 2ft; lord Butler and wife visited friends and rela Edgar Foremun who as M.ort Devine, a serir- lu’h aged 44 yearn. 'I’h >rnd.ke House, Rockland, T uesday, A pril 26; Fiiahkb Vinalhaven, April 18, Peter Frailer, Fifth person—one pair Gloves unt.l he was seriously burned about the arm tives in Union last w eek....Fred Irish, who comic variety performer, gave an artistic rendi ( aib-ton Hons , Rockport, W ednesday, Aj ril 27, For Sale by Leading Grocers! uud breust. ag it II yearn, II moi.tha, 21
N W STEAMBOAT SERVICE ! Character of the German Emperor. Some Alleged Big Salarle*. Trade Hark. UlMELY ANNIVERSARIES. The new emperor, on mounting the The story is being told in New York Cactus Blood Cure. & Cochran, Baker & Cross, throne, was of course expected i d hus- that the proprietor of a certain well p. p. Fire, Marine, Life and Accident To Vinalhaven and Hurricane Isle SUPERIORITO SARSAPARILLA. Current Kelertinns from Histo tain the policy of a minister whom his known morning newspaper has made an I ry’s Broad Page. grandfather had honored with every offer to a successful publisher of Chi- i K ID G L O V E S The Vinalhaven & Rockland S. B. Co. Purifies the blood, tones up mark that a loyal subject or even a cago to come to New York for five years ! INSURANCE AGENCY. money loving one could ask. The reign of a t an an n u al s alary of $100,000. W h eth er Have chartered the Fa*t Steamer, the system, gives an appetite. CAPITAL RRPRRSRNTRD OVRR^ A p r il 3 4 . Frederick III, less than a hundred days, this report be true or not, it has occa FOREST QUEEN! Cures dyspepsia, constipa 753 B. C .—D itto u s u a lly a*- had been too short and too full of phys sioned a good deal of gossip. Mimod for the foundation NINETY MILLION DOLLARS* WM. R. CRBBD, Captain, tion, sick headache. Regulates of Horne: it whs c a p tu re d ical suffering to let the world know the Perhaps in nothing more than in the To run on the root* until their New Steamer la Aug. 24, 41H. A.-D.. hv Ala- strength and breadth of the ruler whom question of salaries is there so much •ompleted On and after April I A, and until the liver and kidneys, and be- ric'aOotli* and ravaged for Bismarck next appeared to represent. said that is untrue. 1 have no doubt ! n**p* Adjonted and Paid at thl* OftSae, ftirlner notice, will make <1 dnyn; In 4-'5 by (lenserle’* ' sides cures all blood and skin In his successor the Germans have an there are a small number of gentlemen 406 MAIN STREET, ROOKLAND TWO TRIPS A DAY, Vandals: in 47fl the empire diseases whether manifested e n d e d . emperor who has not only abundant who are paid from $25,000 to $100,000 a Leaving Vinalhaven every day (Stindaya excepted; 1731 Daniel De Foe, author of physical energy and endurance, but lias year for their services, hut whether they at 7 a. m., and 2 p. m Returning have Rockland only bv common pimples; or "Hdbinson (’rusne.” etc., with it a contempt for humbug, social* are worth it or not is another question, MERCANTILE for V lnalhn\en, at 9 30 a. m. and 4 30 p. m , touch. tiled. Ing at Hurricane Inland each trip, b<» h way a. eczema, or by ulcers, abscesses, Ism and the crooked police methods that the tendency is always to exaggerate People wtahlng to go to Vinalhaven ano return |?43 E d m u n d C n rtw rlg b t. In Mntnal Accident Ass’n the name day will have at leaat 3 hour* at Vlnal- and the more violent effects of ventor of the power loom, won Ixirn: died always suggest a feeble or rotten execu on the salary question anyhow, and it haven. W. 8. WHITE, Oen’l Manager. 1823; this great benefactor of the rare was tive. He is a practical manager and is more than likely that not half the OF BOSTON, MASS, J. EDWIN KROHOO, Agent, Rockland. scrofula and blood poison. a native of .Martibam, England: be was de does not pretend to be a savior of so sum mentioned is actually paid to any A. DAVIDSON. Agent, Vinalhaven. signed for the church: indeed, be actually A g t 14 Rockland, Me., A pril 9, 189$. Is perfectly harmless and t
THE FORCE OF HABIT. Too Boneat. The Intelligent Foreigner and ltufTnlo. RAW AS BEEF-STEAK Over in Missouri there is ft certain A BnfTaloi inn writes from Nice that A story Which Illustrates the Consft plank road nnd n certain tollgate. Be in tlie smoking room of ids hotel, which qncnccs of Getting Into n lint. Baby’s Fearful Buffering from Skin side the tollgate there in » farmhouse, is frequented chiefly by English people, | “It's strange wlmt creatures of habit NELSON, JR., Disease Covering Entire Body on the cool and comfortable porch the after dinner talk is very apt to drift Cared by Cuticura- some of us aro,” said Mr. Stay-bolt. ! "There's my friend. Walter Gratebnr. whereof the worthy fanner usually sits, toward American topics, and any guest NO. IO.4RB. waiting to collect toll, while his boy Bill who lias visited that country sets tip p.t i Examplary man. capable and efficient plows his corn in the field away be once as an authority on the subject. One monthi, old, nnd in a few Save began breaking out. under ordinary conditions, but lost if he Wo employed both of the homo doctor*, and they B Y PJBTiSOPJ, yond. On a certain recent occasion, gentleman, a Scotchman and a man of could do nothing for him. Thou we sent for the departs from his daily routine. His wife however, this worthy fanner happened education and breeding, said; “All, beet doctor In Katon lUpidn, Mich., and he doc is just like hint, methodical in every tored him for two Flr*t dnm Glndlola, by Oaa*ln* M. ( ’lay, J r ., 22; to he over in the field helping his boy ves! I know you Americans pretty well. w eeks, nnd ho gol thing. They have roast beef for dinner ulrc of Durango v3 I 4; Dam of Mambrlno Boy, worse all tho time; 26 1-4; Ure of(Fum of A xtell, 2.12 at three yc«r*. Bill, when a pious looking sttanget I was in the States Rome twenty-six and then I took him to on the same (lay each week. Tliero is a Second Diini Chinchilla Hy Curtis, Bnmbtetonlnn drove up to the tollgate. There was no years ago." When asked what impress Jackson, to a doctor breakfast bill of faro for each day in the 639, fire of live in the ’0 lint by IlHmhh ton an 10. who attends especlnlly Third dam thoroughbred d -lugh'cr of (fray Engle. one in tlie fnriiihonse. no one nearer than ed him most during his visit lie said: "I to skin dlsenscs, nnd Week, and it never varies. Mr. Oratebar BI* pedigree hns in It eight thoroughbred cro**o* the fanner and his hoy Bill, half a found great laxness in the administra then he got worse than doesn't remember the time, for instance, which show very prominently In hit conformation mile away in the field. The tollgate tion of the laws. In many cities 1 really ever. Then I told my when they didn't have picked up codfish He took first premium ut Eastern Maine State Fair husband wohnd better In 1891 over nil five-year old* He n so allowed a was unlocked— open, in fact—hut this felt that it was unsafe to go about the on Tuesdays. try tho CiTictKA mile over « m n track in 2.39, half in .19, w ith about pious stranger was temptation proof. streets after dark. In what cities? Well, RsmEDiss any way: I “He is so accustomed to these things six weeka' work. He won n seven heat race at did not have any id i Rocklund, Me , taking a record of 2.41 1 4, trotting He hitched his horse to a tree and in Lotiisville, Chicago and Buffalo, par j that his sense of taste now runs in waves, they would do a: y the laat q uarter In the m venth heat In 37 aec., a proudly floundered out to where the ticularly in Buffalo, where I saw great good, b u t in less tli. i I which recur with absolute regularity. .28 clip. B arring accident* he ahould tro t In .26 two months from ti next season. fanner and his boy Bill were at work. numbers, hundreds of the uhorigines go ' It is probable that, if picked up canvas- ll me we began giving them to him ho was entirely Nelson, Jr., will make the MBion o f 1 8 9 2 "My good man," said he, "are you ing about without restraint.” well, and not a spot on him . Ills hair beg:.! back was set before him on a Tuesday growing right off, and we thought ho would nt my b table In Ttinmnaton, Me. 960.00 the keeper of this tollgate ?” Our Buffalo friend pricked np his ears always bo bald-headed. There was not a spot on morning it would taste to hint more like to warrant; 925 payable at time of aer- "Yep," said the worthy fanner. at this and made some incredulous re his whole body, face, and head, only his nose and picked np codfish, for that's his codfish v lco . eyes, but what was as raw as beef-steak. So Door “What is tlie toll, my good man ?” mark. "Indeed, yes,” said the other, there was not anything but bones, and so weak he morning, and bis taste is set for eodfisn. "Five cents.” "the native red men in blankets and all could raise neither hand nor head. As n matter of fact, he ate smoked beef "Well, I wish to drive through, my that." Our friend observed that Buffalo Mb s . FRANK BARRETT, Winfield, Mich. for breakfast last Tuesday morning nnd MAHOMET, good man, and here is your five cents.” happened to he his place of residence, didn't know it until night. It seemed to By Conatellatlon, by Almont. Dam by Hiram The worthy fanner scratched his head and that the only savages he remem Cuticura Resolvent hint that there was something wrong Drew. anxiously for a brief period. “Did you bered seeing there were the occasional SIS 00 to warrant, payable at tim e of *er- about that breakfast, but he didn’tmake come out here just to give me that and inoffensive venders of sassafras root, Tho new blood and Skin Purifier, and greatest of out what it was. v ic e . Humor Remedies, cleanses tho blood of all Impuri nickel ?" he asked presently. hut the Scotch gentleman knew better. ties and poisonous elements, and thus removes the "He went to bis business nt the usual "For no other purpose, my good sir,” Buffalo was a wild nnd dangerous bor cause, while C uticura, the great skin cure, and time and began his work in the usual C uticura Soap, an cxquislto skin bcnutitlcr, clear ABBOTT, JR., nnd the pions appearing man ambled der town, and he did not hesitate to let the skin and scalp, nnd restore tho hair. Thus tho way, but everything went wrong. When By Abbolt, by Tattler, by Pilot, Jr., alre of dama toulftilly aw ay. his American interlocutor see that his C uticura R em ed ies cure every spocles of itching, ot Maud 8 , 2 08 3-4, Ja y Eye See, 2.10, N utw ood, burning, scaly, pimply, nnd blotchy skin,scalp, and noon camo he went to the same restaurant 2.18 3-4. Dam by F i j lug Cloud. “Bill," said the farmer to his boy iu statements concerning tlie present com Mood diseases, from pimples to scrofula, from that he had always been to. stood in tho an agitated undertone, “get on the old mercial greatness of that city could not i.ifuncy to oge, when tho best physicians fall. same place at the lunch counter, ate tho 910 00 the newton, payable at tim e of ter* vice. gray mare and watch that stranger ’till impose on him. He had been there.— same lunch Hint he had eaten for years, he gets to town."—Quincy Herald. Buffalo Commercial. Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, 60c.; S oap, and was back at work in twenty min R esolvent, $1. Propared by tho P otter R )-’ 77je above Stallions w ill make the ■<} a n d C hemical C orporation, B o sto n . utes, as usual, hut nothing seemed to When W ilder Didn't Smile. Wlirii a Man Walks. Season o f 1892, at My Stable in 4,4* Bond for “ How to Curo Blood Diseases." go right, tmd as the afternoon worts on Does it pay to smile? Well, I should The man afoot on the surface of his GrtUV’C fcbin and Scalp purified nnd beautified there was added to his other woes a Thomaston, Me. smile! So does Marshall P. Wilder, own earth is tlie true king; the so called b ilD l O by Cuticura S oap. Absolutely pur.-. feeling of physical discomfort. His C. IV. STIMPSON. whose smiles have brought hint the snug monarch who journeys in a coach or in work drugged ami he was late home. 13 fortune of $50,000 in six years, and which a bomb proof railway carriage is, in RHEUMATIC PAINS “ ‘I don't si • w h at can be th e m atter In ono m inute tho Cuticura AnO- is all put away in good investments for truth a slave. The pressure of the free I’rtln Plaster relieves rheumatic * i- with me,' he saitl to Mrs. Gratebnr. ‘It a rainy day. He had his pile in the foot on turf or road exhilarates tho soul; ntica, hip, kidney, chest, und muscular can't be anything I've eaten, can it? 1 the magnetism of our mighty mother pain* and weaknesses. Price, 26c. Sixth National Bank, New York, when & ate very little of the codfish this morn FOll HOUSES ANIJ COI-TS. the bank wreckers were monkeying with flows into our nerves and nourishes ing’— T hey are *nfe, sure and reliable. H orsem en sDeak that institution, and it was the only time their vitality; our blood dances through " ‘W a lte r’------hl*hly of its merits. They are warranted to cure in years that he couldn't muster up it our veins and strengthens muscle and "There was a strange tone in her the worst case known. One hundred dollar* 1- offered for a case they will not cure. Price 91 smile. Ho has it salted now where he organ. Tlie whole atmosphere is our f ‘ WORTH A GUINEA A BOX * voice, and her methodical, but usually * package. Address, can smile like an alligator. For the first own; it flows rhythmically into our very pleasant ami cheerful, face now G . S. FU R B ISH , 6f0 Chestnut street, L y n n , Mars. six m ouths of 1880 W ilder received not lungs and unites ns with the sky. The wore it look of self reproach. W Order* containing money, 1* (). notes or mon less than $7,500, and earned every cent horizon wooes aud stimulates the eyes; ey orders will recelv< prom pt attention. 0-16* ’• ‘W a lte r,’ slits s a id ,‘you didn’t have of it.—New York Correspondence Troy they become bright and gain jiower and codfish for breakfast; you had smoked Times. judgment. Nature instructs us at every beef.’ step; her beauty must ever remain un ! (Tastejess—Effectual.) " ‘Why, how's that,’ lie said, with a The Lest lim e for prim ing is when you known to him who lias not thus placed » . LOR ALL ♦ HORSES! calm face, but with a lighter heart, for have a full, strong sunlight, for tlie more himself face to face with her. BILIOUS and NERVOUS; it was a relief to him to know what was T rotters, W orkers, G entlem en’s D rivers, Haddl* rapid tlie priming the easier the toning. Distant lulls slowly draw near aud Horses, Etc., DISORDERS, f the matter with him. When toning Arlsto" prints it is neces unfold to us their wonders of color and Such as Sick Headache, . " ‘We were out of codfish,' said Mrs. FOR SALE OR EXCHANCE sary to use nitrate of lead; great, care form; winding valleys reveal their love Gratebar, ‘anil Mary forgot to order it should lie taken in handling,as it isudead- Weak Stomach, AT THE LIVERVISTABIE OF ly poisnn. ly hearts to our orderly seeking, temper of tlie grocer.' ing their surprises by exquisite grada Impaired Digestion, » Tin' Lest tim e for m aking pictures in a “And so they had had to eat Wednes M. FRANK DONOHUE, tions. The trees tire companions; each Constipation, J day’s smoked beef on Tuesday, tlie cod dry country is late in the afternoon when Corner Park anti Uulon Streets. 18 the shadows are loug uud things look it yields to ns its individual charm, and so Liver Complaint, fish day. But they are running accord ^-Telephone connection. little moist. passes us on to the new cliarm of its and Female Ailments. » ing to schedule now, and Mr. Gratebnr After toning it is a go,si plan to "lix ” neighbor. The forests veil from us the ! Covered with a Tasteless & Solnble Coating. J is himself again."—New York Sun. your prints in a solution of salt.and water, sky, as if to remind us of the beauties of but do tint let tlie print- remain in it longer this earth: the broad plains smile to Kat Before Retiring, C. L. D U N N IN G ’S than live minutes or 'hey will he apt to heaven, iu intimation that earth and Tlie wise doctors grow wiser with each fade. heaven are inwardly at one. Every in year. Time was when they were wise Livery, Boarding and Transient A very ,-ITeetive invention for vignetting sect, animal and bird vouchsafes ns The (lays of Hie old (or new) Decoc enough to tell us that the chief of sins heads against a black background is to lit glimpses of its secret life, which slums against one's stomach was to give it tions culled Narsapiiiillus are past. The a piece o f cardhonrd in which a peurshuped the m onstrosity of our m achines.—Ju lian work to do before putting it to bed. makers have Io resort Io any and.every aperture is cut into tlie end of a tin tube; Hawthorne in Lippincott’s. means Io sell their goods; .Some cry This was declared to be the fruitful STABLE. this tube is then placed on the end of tho source of dyspepsia and nightmare and lens. “ More Doses,” Some “ Cheapest,” Some Having purchased the Livery Business so long M eaning of "Sophomore." and successfully conducted by C. A. Keene at 722 T h e G rea test St r ik e '' hut suits ull nnd other unholy afflictions. They are w-iser SaysaCincinuati literary man: “I used “ Peculiar,” and so on ad infinitum. Main St., North-end, nnd having made additions Aidoiir the great strikes thrtof Dr. Miles in Is nt ver Changed. now, and tell us that so far from being thereto, I am prepared to furnish the Public with to think that the word ‘sophomore’ was Hut DAXA’S SARSAPARILLA alone is wrong to onrselves to eat before going to nice teams at reasonable prices. discovering his New Heart Cure has proven (let this brand and made from a CO VES TR1TED EX
VINALHAVEN, A JA IL P R O T E S T P O L IT IC A L PO1N I S. Innis Alexander tote of 8t. George, personal 7’o the Judge o f Probate in and fo r the #415 ; Andrew Ulmer, late of Rockland, real Seh lt.rv c tc r sTn.lav What Is Being Done to Save the County of Knox. The People Do Not Want the Structure Country. #10.000, personal #300.; James Monney, late Th«» Petition of C. K. Meservey, Administrator o L. BUgh wae home last wceR i Long Lrected So Near Hume. of Rockland, real #1400, personal #40 ; Octavia on the i state of ,Inm<-a Mnonet, lat<> of Rockland, The Democratic county convention is called ln the County of Krrx, deceased, testate, YES, new ew ew Jenkins, late of Rockland, personal #1160 38; "E, that ” " Cove. The proposition to locate the new jail in the for July 2. William A Singer, minor of Tlinmasmn, per pufllc Leroy Burley and Ira Fitm an*j|nve.l Sfttur- demands a«nln«t said estnt from Monson, Maw. jT rear of the County Court House has sonal #183 75; Ruth C. Flint, minor of Rock hundred and tifty dollars; that e dd deceased dle
MEN AND WOMEN MARINE MATTERS. Largest Stock! SPRING OVERCOATS I Great Variety I REMINGTON BOOMS. ICEHSEICE A W EEK Personal Paragraphs ot More or Less The Movements of Vessels, Business Has More Than Doubled]in All New, Leading. Latest and Durable Styles I Interest to Our Readers. Notes and the Like. Three Years. D. M. Murphy has been In Boston. ' Cnpt. M. J. Carier, late of the wercked a il y e l iv e r y i schooner Lnella A. Snow, has bought a quar A despatch from New York, dated April J4, D D Austin Black went to Boston last week. says: TO ALL PARTS OP TIIF CITY. ter of the brig Ernestine, and will command OE Gen. D.tvis Tillson is home from Florida. , her. The Ernestine was built In 1868} is 400 Some idea of the prssent wonderful growth Children’s School Suits! Thanking nil our eustumvrs for tin-lr patronngn W. A. Hill nnide a trip up river last week. j tons, and after slight repairs at Gilchrest’s yard of the typewriter business may be gained from nnu support In the pant. w»* respectfully solicit a the fact that the sales of Remington Type renewni of your confldenau nnd orders. Miss Adele H. Wood went to Boston to-day. will be in fine condition for business. Jusf Received, a Full and Comple Line from New York. writers for January and February., 1892. ex ! Rchs. E. Arcnlarius from 8aleni and A. K8”*lce in large or small quantities Geo. F. Ayers was in Rt. John, N. B., last ceeded those of the corresponding months of P i n c s j T O Will find a saving by looking at these New i Ellis from Portland arrived Thursday. at Shortest Notice. week. 1891 by 8160,000. f TH*’/* / ** Goods, and it is safe to say you will buy two Orders by mnll promptly nth tided to. 10 SPECIAL Miss Sadie Gillchrst hns returned from a Rch. A. Paine was run into, while lying at The great and constantly gaining popularity Suits when you look at the Bargain Table, where I am Clos visit to Belfast. ■ anchor in the haber Friday, by the British sch of the Remington is clearly shown by the fact ing all Last Year’s Suits MARSH CASE. Mr?. Chas E. Hall has returned from a Manzanilla, and sustained damage to quarter that the business has more than doubled long visit to Portland. | deck, started deck beams and stern. She within three yenrs. The Remington factory at repair at Cobb, Butler A Co.’s. Ilion, N. Y , employs 700 men to fill the de Mrs. Jatnes Fernald has returned from u mand created by the sales agents, Wyckoff, BARGAINS! visit to Portland. Friday’s arrivals were; Schs. Addle Rhaclfer and Nile from Saco; R. L. Kenney, Fall River; Seamans A Benedict, who dispose of machines MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN'S SPRING SUITS! T. S. Bowden, esq., of Washington, was in Morris A Cliff. Ipswitcb, Mary Brewer, Jordan at the astonishing rate of one every five min Howell’s Ammonia town Wednesday. L. Mott, Mabel Hall, Boston. utes. These Suits are fresh from the work shops of Thompson, W il For House Cleaning, Etc., —AT— R. H. Crockett returned to Peekskill, N. Y., These machines arc handled In this city by yesterday. Francis Cobb A Co. loaded schs. Charity for lis & Newgent and are good fitting Garments, well made and Bangor, Atlanta for Portsmouth, Mary Lang Mr. C. C. Cross. Mrs. Sophia Bragg of Bangor is the guest of nice style. Why everybody is talking about them. don for New York, Friday. Mrs. Sabin Lord. ROCKLAND HIGH SCHOOL. O. H. COPELAND. 1 Sch. James Boyce, Jr., Capt. A. A. Duncan, Dr. D. C. Perkins left Wednesday for a trip arrived tho 16rh in New York from Zaza, with BOSTON 5 ANO 10 CT. STORE to New York and Washington. Custom M e, Whole Fall aoU Fly Front Pants E. B. Hastings logwood at #4 a ton. Capt. Duncan has been Athletic Interests Receiving Attentlon- BUY Y O U R Mrs. Chas. H. Berry and Mrs. J. H. Wiggin at home. The Graduation In June. went to Boston Tuesday. Made by Singer & Pottle, 8ch. Maynard Sumner is loading at Vinal- Boys’ Velocipedes, Wheelbarrows H. M. Lord left this morning for Belfast The baseball artists are practicing dally to Carts, Wagons and Toys of All Kinds, at haven for New York. where he sings this evening. get in trim for the Maine Athletic League con A t $ 2 . 5 0 . Sch. Red Jacket from F. Cobb & Co. and tests. BOSTON 5 Alt 10 CENT STORE. [3FW e shall make Thomas Donohue passed several days in Frank A. Magee from A. J. Bird A Co, sailed Remember my store is open every evening. Boston last week. Tuesday for New York. The class of ’92 has selected the following Misses Nellie Sanborn and Lillian Spinney 8ch. Carrie G. Crosby took lime Wednesday committee for the graduation ball: Mi666B Attractive Bar of Belfast have been visiting in town. from K. C. Rankin A Son for New York. Lizzie Gay, Grace Simonton and Ada Berry; Mrs. W. A. Field of Boston is at her old Sch. Lizzie Chadwick, Clark, arrived in New Messrs. James F. Carver and Alfred 8. Black. O. E. blackington home, Hon. N. A. Farwell’s. gains in every York Thursday, 7 days from Brunswick. Ga., The class intend giving a fine ball and we are 435 3I;iin >»t., Kootrltrnd. ii. D Ames, clerk at Crosby Inn, Belfast, is with lumber. sure they will secure the usual good patronage. * Probably Brigham’s Orchestra of Marlboro, the guest ot A. C. McLoon, Middle St. Sch. Volunteer is loading grain from Rock Mass., will be engaged. Department of Mrs. A. S. Rice and Mrs. J. D. May went to land Steam mill and general cargo from Cobb Boston by boat last evening. Wight & Co. for Jonesboro. An Athletic Association has been formed ia A ll wanting a good CHAS. T. SPEAK. Geo. A. Gilichrest and family now occupy Sch. Maggie Bell, Rogers, took lime Satur the Rockland High School, the admission fee o u r S to re , d u rin g their Ingraham’s Hill cottuge. day Irorn A. J. Bird & Co. for New York. CRAIN DEALER, being 25 cents. As soon as officers have been DKY.YEK Win. B. Conant and wife ol Belfast are Sch. Ida Hudson, Bishop, sailed Saturday for chosen, an entertainment of some kind will be 295 AND 297 MAIN ST., - ROCKLAND ME. T h is W ee k . guests of H. N. Keene. Boston from H. O. Gutdy & Co. given to raise funds for the coming season. Will (lo well to call a t the Mis. J. R. Frohock and Mrs. M. S. Will Schs. Allred Keene, from A. F. Crockett & ia m s have returned lroin a visit in Passaic, N. Co. nnd James L. Maloy Irorn Perry Bros, The boys have ordered a hammer and shot J. soiled Saturday for New York. with which to practice for one of the field day events of the Muine Athletic Association. CITY MARKET Miss Jennie Weeks gees to Boston this week Schs Ella Frances and Race Horse arrived to attend the wedding ot her cousin, Miss Sadie Tlie Best General Pnrpose Plow in the World. 30 pieces New Dress Goods in Thursday Irorn Boston. The graduation exercises will take place, Anu examine the stock of goods. Al Ross. ways a big stock of Plaids, Stripes and Plain Effects, 40 Sch. Carrie T. Balano arrived in New York Friday evening, June 17, In Farwell Opera OVER 100,000 SOLD LAST YEAR. Miss Lottie L a wry has returned from New 21st, twenty days Irorn Barbadoes, with sugar. in. wide, 45 cents. House. Orleans where she ha6 been the guest ot Mrs. Sch. J. B. Holden, Haskell, arrived in New LOOK OUT FOR CHEAP IMITATIONS. Pearl Wight. Turkeys, Chickens, Ducks, 50 pieces Dress Goods in Bedford York Thursday from Jacksonville wl:h lumber. This year’s graduating class intend to have i DAPTED ■ some company give an entertainment to take Capt Enos Cooper has returned from Paris, I. L. Snow & Co having put the wrecked ALL I Cords and Fancy Mixtures, 65c, 75c place during the middle part ot May, the ETC., ON HAND. Mt*., where he has been visiting his daughter fishing schooner Gen Hancock in a A 1 order OF proceeds to go towards the graduation fund. and SI 00 per yard. Mis. V K. Parris. at their railway in this city, now offer the WILL NOT CORRODE. Mioses Annie and Ellen Rice left this morn vessel for sale. IRELAND & WHITNEY, We are showing a fine line of Black The Opinion accuses us of bluff-yes, bluff EASILY HANDLED. ing for Farmington, Conn., where they will Sch. Fleetwing anived Sunday from Boston LIGHT DRAFT. Cor. Park and Union Sts. Dre.-s Goods in fine India Twill,Bed resume their studies. and honest—no sneaking, craw-fisbing and Monday’s arrivals Include: Schs. Clara, Gre holc-cruwling, but a fair statement of au ford Cords, Silk and Wool Henriettas A. O Eiden, our efficient telegraph opera gory; Ariosto, Elwell, nnd Nollle, Boston; 8. honestly earned circulation, with the courage BUY • NO • OTHER, f _ tor, returned Thursday lroin a visit to ins of the well known B. Priestley make, J Lindsey, Abbott, Portland; Pearl, Salem; to bacK it up. The Opinion doesn’t have the home in Waterville. There are oecr 1 ,2 0 0 ,0 0 0 Oliver Chilled Plows in actual use, anil three times as many being which are considered the finest goods Empress, and Oregon, Saco. The Oregon hud courage to take our offer or to test our bluff. We sold at the present time as any other plow manufactured. It is warranted to do better work and * Col W. H. Fogler and M. A. Johnson of sand for W. H. Glover & Co ; Martha Innis, more of it, with the same amount of draft, than any other plow in use. made. are waiting to be called. There’s 8200 in It, this city, H Bliss, Jr , of Washington and J. Salem; Ira E. Wight, Newburyport with sand dear neighbor! SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS AND PRICE LISTS. H. Montgomery of Camden attended court in to Fred R. Spear. -FOB SALE HY We have a few Pattern Dresses Belfast last week. left which we have marked down from Sch. Polly Is making her first trip of the sea FROM THOMASTON. L. T. Chase of the Muine Music Co., has son with lime to Boston from C. Hunrahnn, 815 to 810. taken to him-elf a wile, the lady being Miss Monday. A Knox County Man Who Has Won Hester M. Hatch of this city, who has been Sch. Onward, Kalloch, sailed Monday for Fam e for H im self, tho popular assistant in tho company store tor Boston from Farrand, Spear & Co. some time. Congratulations. A C. Gay & Co loaded the Jonathan Cone A recent number of Harper’s Weekly has an SIMONTON BROS.SIMONTON BROS. Dress Trimmings George W. Garland went to Bath yesterday and Perry Bros, the Morris & Cliff lor New article on the New York Board of Trade A to attend a conference being held to consider York, the vessels sailing Monday. Transportation, from which we take the follow the organization of a District Union, Y .^ . S. ing, Inasmuch as Captain Snow, the subject, is We can match all our Dress Goods C. E. Hs is visiting his children in Pottiand W ithout comment or com- FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS. a native of Thomaston : in the New Gimps used so much this to-day. ••Ambrose Snow, President from 1878 until season. Irving Sleeper, who has been residing in R r po r t b d fr o m Snow A B vro bsb* W e e k l y now, and member ex officio of the Executive parison, we shaii take G arm ent Dept. Easton, Pa , f o r a number ot years, returned F r e ig h t C ir c u l a r aud Finance comnf ttees, is engaged in the to Rockland Tuesday and will reside hero per shipping and commission business. Personal S a il T o n n a g e .—There has been no im manently. Rockland i- Mr. Sleeper’s native provement in the freight market this week, character and the esteem of numberless friends We have the Finest Assortment of place, and muny old iriends gladly welcome 50 PIECES and the volume of business in the more piorai- were both expressed by the joyous proceedings him home l ’ A l t A S C >L!SJ nent off shore trades continues small. at the seventeenth unnual dinner of the asso Never in the history of our Spring Busi Arthur McKeilar, a former Rockland resi Coastwise yellow pine lumber freights re ciation. Warmly cheered when he arose to dent, has returned to this ci'y lroin Denver main quiet and unchanged, though some im .-peak, he was presented by Erastus Wiraan, All Wool Dress Goods We have ever shown. Be sure and Colo., and will piobablv loca'c hero perma provement in rates from the Gulf is looked for, on behall of the members, with a costly gold watch, chain and marine compass, within a see them before buying. nently Mr. MeKeller h is many Iriends here in consequence of deceasing shipments of ness have we sold so many Spring Gar circlet ol diamonds und other precious stones. W hich are now selling on our counters at 75c, j who are endeavoring to m ak e th e probability a stone, etc , outward and prospective quaranlne On the compass was the inscription; • To Cap • ertiiiniy. Mr. McKellar’s brother, J. F. Mc of vessels from Cuba. Coal and coas*wise 87 l-2c aud $1.00 per yard, and mark them i tain Ambrose Snow, u man who never steered Keilar, is located in Denver, freights are about holding their own, but the ments as thus far this season. Our stock a wrong course. Front hl« friends and fellow- Cards received from Monticello, N Y , an volume of business is considerably below ex New line of Centemeri and Foster merchants, February 2lst, 1890 ' The g ilt was nounce the approaching wedding of Lcon< ra, pectation, consequent upon increasing compe PEIt cased in a cover made from the skin of a sea- Lace Kid Gloves just in. daughter ot Capt. aud Mrs. 11 A. Pitcher to tion from steam ou land and water. com prises lion and ‘appropriate for an old sea-dog like George Eldiidge Waller, Wednesday, May 4 C h a r t e r s .—Sch. Bessie E. Creighton, Phila YAltU Now Prints only 5 cents. Captain Snow.’ ” being the date fixtd. Miss Nora as well as delphia, to Sngua, coal, #2 10. New Bedford Cords and Pongees Capt and Mrs Pilcher an 1 the rest of the fam Sch Brigadier, Curacao to Providence, salt. Come early and select your Dress. ily are most pleasantly and affectionately re CLOSED HIS KILN. 12 1-2 cents. 7 12 cents |HE BEST MADE membered in this vicinity and Mr. Waller is Sch. Addie E. Snow. Wilmington, N. C., to New Outings only 6 cents, full yd. being heartily congratulated Cape Hayti, lumber, 87-25 and port charges. A Rockland Lime Manufacturer Banks HE BEST FITTING Sch Jno. 1’. Kelsey, Bahamas to New York, His Kiln Saturday. GINGHAMS. wide. SPECIAL SALE fruit, lump sum. HE LATEST STYLE Cotton 5 cents per yard. Sch Maggio G. Hart, Brunswick to New Capt. W. P. Hurley one week ago Sunday We shall offer 1 lot of THIRTY York, $5. tried (he experimet t ot shutting up his kiln for PIECES of regular 12 1 2c Ginghams Sch. Lena White, Florida Keys to New York the day. The Area were banked Saturday T O 1 3 E IIA.U. Calico Wrappers, all made, 81, or Baltimore, fruit, p. t. night and the men relieved front work. The for the 81 25 and 81.50 each. DINNER SETS Sch. Warner Moore, hence to Sabine Pass, result of the experiment was that the product t h i s w h e i k ; F'one, 81 75 and Pascigoula o- Apalachicola of the kiln for the week was 130 barrels of lime Good Crash 4 cents a yd BARGAIN PRICE, •ar£ n n w G reat Bargains wili bo ottered. to New York or Newark, lumber, #6. less than for the previous week, one man lost Sch. Helen Montague, Rondour to Wilming 86 in wages, another man lost 83 in wages and Lace Scrim only 5 cents a yard. ton, N. ().. stone. 80 cents, und back to Carta- tour men lo**t 82 each in wages. re' lumber. 84 50 There is no doubt but that all our people, REMEMBER, BICYCLES! Sch Robt. McFarland, St. Simons to Boston lime manufacturers und people engaged in other lumber, if 5. businesses, are anxious to have the kilns Sch May O'Neil, Darien to Boston, lumbei, closed Sunday if it can bo found practicable. When locking* for C a r p e t s #5. Capt. Hurley’s result doesn’t prove much of CURTAIN DEPT. Sch. Etta A Siimpson, Brunswick to Bos anything. Perhaps alter a t.ial ot a u urn her ton. lumber, ^5. of weeks such a result would be found tue ex We shall offer a 3d L O T of Bargains in Lace Curtains, u r t a in s Sch. Sami C. Hart, Maryland to Bath, ception rather than the rule. T h e C.-Q. an d C that we have Portiers, Poles, E tc. T in t Cloth for hewn timber, #4. would like to see all our lime manulacturers Shades in all tlie desirable colors. give the experiment a thoiough trial. Striped and Checked Outings CALKERS WANTED. the largest stock to select THE ELECTRIC ROAD. (EZShades made and put up to Shipbuilding on the greot lakes is booming oi (ler. and men are in demand. A Detroit firm offers Work has begun ou the grading for the road, from and that our prices are S3 a day and guarantees work until November at South Rockport. The road is impassible 6c i' r good caulkers. Several are going from ibis there at present. div. lower than to be found else W. H. Glover & Co have been awarded the Garments. contract for the car-house for the electric rail For Sale or To Let FISHERMAN FOIt SALE. road, at South Rockport. It will be 68x10 A CARD. I l l our Cloak Room will be found IL tho hour or day. We eiill continue io handle The •chooner OK*. HANCOCK, wrecked lust feet. where in the City. We l i L v II Diamond Safety. We let ill •« machine* Full, but thoroughly repaired ou th » South Marine Bargains in Jackets, Wraps, Capes Hull way wheiu she may uow bu seen. Everything AVE you bought your Graduating Dress a I ia»i -*• *mi >nd uuurn eonvii c».» »b-*i lb y ur* H tin-hc»i wheels f r our couni'y roa * Ihat van be | m In first clusa xbupe Vessel is about 12 tons. A At the Camden towu meeting Wednesday and uli the New Styles of th season. pruouceu nirb ily high grade We lei lit* Be good chance for *om*» one. Apply to 468 votes were cast, 320 iu favor of granting a jet? If not you can selec from our new are selling a Straw Matting* m ueiii.es 'o u)or> Ilia l i t. •»>tT renl partes to 10 1 I, SNOW & CO., South Muilue Railway. Our Garments are all nicely made l am I ■ rid* »u 'a-i antMoii, lid ib«-y s'ond up iu location to the road and 138 against. Mr, P< ( f id B iiape-that ia ih>* iiio-i a v.-»e U s u uia Macumber visited Camden Thursday aud line of Plain and Fancy China Silks in all the perfect iiling. th ui ca>< have We are < ti ring this Sprti g SCHOONER FOR SALE. fot 9 cents, also a Hemp Schooner Keaalia for rule; 800 Bblt*. under deck. looked over the route with the Selectmen, aud new and delicate shades, and from the Beautiful Mackintoshes, in ull colors from, R< hu It in Th<*iu«aion in 188-S; is well fitted for cur- Camden will have an electric railroad this Fall. S o fi£ g ^ r ryii g lime and all under deck cargoes. A new six 87.50 lo 820 each. teen toot Yuwl Bost lor sale ulso. For further Fabrics of cream alid deleiate shades of All Carpet for 9 cents, and a IN 10 particulars enquire of ORONO ISLAND. Feathers new and clean received CHARLES K. BELLS, W od Goods. We lave a choice line of Even New and Second Hand Machines. H 19 R ockport, Me. ing Goods, Fans, Tilniniing Laces and Chiffons Full Extra Super All Wool this week. Garret Coughlin is here from Orono Island, VESSEL FOR SALE near Swan's bland, where he is opentog a giaa- Call and see our goods before purchasing else- arO rders by mail will be promptly F. L. SHAW, Ftshiug schooners Maud B Wethereli, 103 tons; ite privilege. The board lug house is up, Carpet for 50 cents. Freddie Walt, r, 78 tous; Lucknow, U tons. For blacksmith shop completed aud wells aie being 322 Wain St., Rockland, Me, purltculurs address L-N. P aJNR, w here. I 15 filled, and satisfaction guaran 13-10 Provincetown, Mass. sunk Nine meu are at work. Sloop Yankee te e d . Girl will go down Saturday to build a graoite NOTICE. VESSELS FOR SALE. wharf, which will have 36 teat of water at ita Bch. J. O Crowell curries 120 tom*, seb Marble head carries 130 tous, both good vessels tor brick, extremity. > *1M ()NTON B r OTHE RS, B. H A ST IN G S, Cull aud see It. hmu or uny undei deck cargo. Iu good order said Mr. Coughlin returns to the island todsy. well found iu liggiUe > ‘mils, etc. ------. — N I AVI "\ l i ' i < MAINE MUSIC CO. B. B. GARDNER, e e t , 316 ANl) 31S MAIN ST. <30 Muiu d i., Rocklaud, Mu. 10 Buckspoit, Maine. A ven able family medicine box, Baacuxst'a I’iXLa 8 THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY. APRIL 2(5, 1892
THOMASTON TOPICS. APPLETON. STEAMBOAT HISTORY, THE EMPEROR OF ALL Great Bargain Personal Points and Town News of The Story of the Vinalhaven and Rock Death of a Well Known Man—Found a General Interest. Pocket Book. land Route. B lood Mrs. R B Copeland has returned Great Bankrupt There was a fair attendance at Pomona Mu. Enitor : It does not require a very from Boston. big stretch of memory to go back into the DR. THOMAS’ Grange and also nt the Union Confer primitive days of steiiinboating between Mrs. Ernest Montgomery : went to ence. Vinalhaven and Rockland, and there are Boston recently. ninny among ns who can easily remember LEG Alden Sprague attended the funeral American Canker Syrup Great Assignee’s Mrs R B Copeland has returned the coming id’the Pioneer, not, only Pio of Ilia brother, B P. Sprague, T hursday, neer in mime, lint, the original pioneer What enme under the observation of IT. W. CtfR. from Boston. Tis, a well known druggist, of Addison, Me.. the 14th. in steamboat service here. Previous to 1868 our communication ivitli the main A Indy near him who hail suffered from rancor A family by the name of Dow has B. F. Copeland went to Boston Mon and had bi*en operated upon twice In Boston, land was made through sailing packets, Mass., find onrenA er, In New York, by experienced moved into the tenement over M. F. day on business. which made tri-weekly trips, (weather surgeo'ts, for its removal, could only obtain tempo Men’s, Boys’ and Chil J 0. Cushing & Co. aro making re perm itting). In I860 Hie packet Grey rary relief, for It shortly commenced Its ravages, llanly’s office. hound was built especially for tills route, amt she wns sorrowfully’ informed that it was not pairs on one of their kilns. In their power to relieve her further. In this unhap The agent in Grade District is having and later tlio schooner Golden Rule was Black LineGrrden Dose py stnte of mind she retumini home, her friends d r e n ’s W H Y IS TH E dally expecting that th«*lr social circle wus soon to the house painted. James MtCorrison S. E. Smith has purchased a fine titled up for the same purpose. In June, Extreme lightm-*-. — vttv-tlin.’«. e, it of rubber 1868, tlie steam er Pioneer, owned by a Irose—h at;n n lu.jnt ,.r • i r ? II—’. (m in lie broken, and she to he claimed hv Him who gave is boss of the job. driving horse of parties in Aina. and ej-y tn IihiiiI.c .md t'.. i • • , h-i - i ng 1ml h f. W. L. DOUGLAS her life; at this time tin* Indy wns’lnduced to try stoek company, came on to the route. N<»out* d • t V I ; i.o.l If . | I, , tout I. then by N f i.mon T hom as' Ca n k e r Kyhi p ; hut a few lengtlieniiur n* lm It w;i, • t uni a :.ir gn ati r p n s- Mrs. A. F. Winehenhach and daugh We well remember how lier appearance CENTLEMEN weeks had elapsed, when she acknowledged grent Harry Pease has returned from New -1,1 ' fl • ■ • nilIhiii.i- $ 3 S H O E a c o u rs e o f was hailed, how crowds flocked to view IBE BE ST SH O E If.’ THE WORLD FOR THE MONETf benefit, and after thorough the syrup, York, where he has been visiting and ter Lelia have returned from Boston. It Is nPcnmlcM nlion, w ith no tnck.«or w nx thread received a further lease of life by being restored to her, and how pleased all seemed to he, to rlie Genuine absolute health. This was more than i2yearsngo; length. “ Spiral p.it< nn