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T he Courier-Gazette. V olume 49. ROCKLAND, MAINE, TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1894. Knterad a* Second Cla.a Mall Matte*. N umpxb 21
THE LOBSTER CATCH. SPORT AND PASTIME. LOCAL LACONICS. The arrival of the new steamboat Bangor WAYSIDE GLANCES. PUBLISHERS’ ANNOUNCEMENT. with the tall and handsome Capt. Otis Ingra It Is Said To Be the Smallest Ever Newsy Notes and Brief Mention The Freeport baseball club with which the of ham in the pilot house is awaited with inter “ Did you ever stop to think what a number Chase & Sanborn’s Known This Year. Late Home Happenings. The following announcement appeared iir Rockland’s had such an exciting game last est. of secret societies there arc within the con Fourth of July, want to come again. fines of Rockland?’’ 9aid L. S. Robinson the daily Sun of Saturday: “SEAL BRAND” The lobster catch on the coast of Maine is Capt. Wm. Ilowe of Linconvillc, is an en Rockland people are talking of an opera The Maine State Pant Company employs who hy the way, is an enthusiastic mem With this issue the publication of the Sun very smnll this year says the Portland Press, thusiastic yachtsman, says the Belfast Re party to attend the opening of Camden’s ele about 70 hands and gets out 200 pairs of ber of the Masonic fraternity, and one of is discontinued. the smallest ever known. It is scarcely more publican Journal. Capt. Howe has a smart gant new opera house. trousers per day. Daniel A. Packard makes the best informed in the craft. “I doubt if We began the publication of the paper COFFEE sloop built by himself, and will enter her for than one-half what it was two years ago, an efficient foreman for the cutting depart few cities of the size can show sucK a variety several weeks ago in the furtherance of plans the races at Rockland. The Maine Universalists meet in a conven of organizations. Take the Masons alone. made some months previous. The starting of Sorted E x c lu s iv e ly to the ment. Portland smacks that brought 5000 two years Two weeks from today occur the the races tion at Biddeford, June 5-7. An interesting There arc probably not far from 700 all told. the Star at about the same time projected two Over Twenty-One M illion People ago now bring only 2500 in the same time. at Knox Trotting Park. Entries arc coming program has been prepared. Notwithstanding the universal cry of hard Then there are the Odd Fellows, a very dailies into a field that it is now demonstrated admitted to W orld’s FnirOrounds There are few full trips this year. The fisher in rapidly and the meet ought to be in the times, it’s almost impossible to secure efficient strong organization in Rockland. They is unequal to their maintenance. Many friends hid the old Katahdin adieu number fully 500. I imagine there are at Recognizing the fact that they were spend men along the coast are getting anxious, and highest sense interesting. Entries should be made to F. H. Berry of this city. with fond and tender recollections. She’s household help. The going wages are $2.50 least 30 secret societies in Rockland with a ing money in needless competition, the pub now fear the exteunination of this delicious ami $3 a week. had a long and faithful service. total membership of not far from 4000 mem lishers of the two dailies have treated the sit shell fish. Their opinion as a rule has Chief Consul Sherman G. Swift of the bers, about half the population of the city, uation as business men should, and entered Maine Division, L. A. W., has received a Isn’t Rockland High School to send a del' changed during the past year. Those who From what we are able to learn we should indeed, a remarkable circumstance. Mr. into what they believe to be a wise and busi solid gold medal which the Maine Division egation of athletes tothe Interscholastic Ath Robinson is engaged in writing a history of nesslike agreement whereby the publishers of believed that an open season was advant will present the champion cyclist at the judge that Charles F. Prescott’s grand pavi lion show will be well worth attending. letic Association meeting. Buy the weigh, Aurora Lodge from the year 1826, and is the Sun relinquish the daily field to the ageous and even advocated free fishing now Bangor meet May 30. The contest for this making good progress in the same. Star. medal will be a one mile race. if that associations dies, we shall lay it to that realize that their business is 111 danger of The Maine ( ’entral ferry boat Sappho which horrible name. It’s a terrible handicap. In withdrawing our daily we are satisfied disappearing altogether. At Georges Island Preston Rich at the South-end has just was at this port until recently, repairing, is that the field is left to gentlemen who pos completed a handsome yacht sails for which The graduation exercises of the senior class One can never forget it. It was an after sess all the qualifications necessary to giving this month the fishermen have drawn up an now’ at Mt Desert Ferry being painted. noon in summer. The writer was walking Rockland the sort of daily paper it should U niversally accepted as the are being made at the loft of S. T. Mugridge. W. II. S. will occurs in the Baptist church agreement among themselves not to take any She measures as follows: Over all, 23 feet; And the architects with plans for the new along the water front of the beautiful city of have, and we shall expect to sec them con June 28, in the evening. The address to the Montreal, with two friends. Suddenly one of Leading Fine coffee of the World but 10 1-2 inch lobsters and to throw all beam, 7 feet; hold, 4 feet; niainbooni, 25 school building seem to be plenty. \Ve hear tinuing to make of the Star a paper creditable graduation class will be given by Rev. J. II. them espied a big excursion steamboat rapidly alike to our city and the journalistic profession smaller ones back into the sea. This is the feet; gaff, 14 feet; mast 25 feet. There is a that a Rockland man is to submit a plan. If you enn find a grocer in Now England flint prospect that she will enter the race of June Parshley of Rockland. Music will probably filling up with young ladies, evidently starting of this part of Maine; and our relations with does not -oil •* .Soul B rand ” < 'olToe, and will pond first time that such a thing has ever been out on a lark up the St. Lawrence. Gaudy tho information to ns, wo will send you 50 half 16. The upper doors of Farnsworth Block have be furnished by Chandler’s orchestra of Port them will he of the pleasantest character. tone views of the World’s Fair free. done. There are probably from 25 to 30 parasols moved to and fro, bright ribbons There is a prospect of Gray coming here to been finished olT into suits of fine offices. land. Sunday, June 24th, the class will The changes in our office produced by the fishermen there and they all signed the fluttered in the air, and the happy faces, and play ball this summer, lie has written Man Good place there for the public library rooms! attend the Congregational church and listen ceaseless activity of youth bespoke unwonted Chase & Sanborn, Boston, Mass. agreement with the exception of one or two ager McGrath stating his terms. It would be above business arrangement will enable us to The brook which crosses Pleasant and to a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. II. I. gayety. Now here was a chance for a royal who arc not inhabitants, but simply go there a big boom to the team and wouldn’t at all time, thought one of the friends, and already devote increased attention to T he Courier- interfere with the big reputation the Bangor Franklin streets isn’t smelling as sweetly as it Senior.—Waldoboro News. to camp and fish during the open season. in the distance then he could see the fair Gazette. team is giving him. Frank I’. Thyne of might, and a little Hushing wouldn’t hurt it. There is one other place also where such There.was an interesting hearing in the sirens flirting. Two hundred girls ! And only Lowell also wants to come here. He will two young men. Heavens! What a blissful We shall expect to make of this paper more an agreement has been drawn up. bring a whole team, will furnish a few players Keep your eye on the excursion contest! It probate court rooms Friday afternoon on afternoon it would b e ! The two friends than ever a family and home news journal It looks now as if when the law goes on in or will come alone to play first or second is rapidly assuming large proportions. Mrs. the estates of Alpheus Davis and Elizabeth rushed and caught the boat, jumping aboard base. July the price of lobsters will be higher than D. II. Mansfield of Hope is making a splen Swift, Warren. The object of the hearing jnst as she was leaving her moorings. The that Knox County readers will be pleased to next day two more crestfallen individuals ever before. The captain of a smack which Baseball is in a very unsatisfactory condi did fight. was an examination of Miles Davis as to the give their support. All the features that \Vli-LlAMS tion here at present and this is due largely to could not be found than these same two young came in yesterday says that the fishermen the fact that there arc so many nines in the field The funeral of the late John J. O’Brien disposition or concealment of certain property. gentlemen. All this vision of feminine loveli have won lor T he Courier-Gazette its ex took place from St. Bernard’s Catholic church C. E. Littlefield appeared for the estates, and are getting discouraged because they don’t with such limited playing material. The Bay ness turned out to be inmates of a deaf and cellent name and large circulation will be catch enough to make it pay. Down round Views have a fine team and so have the High Friday fornoon, Rev. Fr. Phelan officiating. J. E. Moore and Col. W. II. Fogler for Davis. dumb asylum out for an airing. Schools and V. M. C. A.’s, but several of the retained, and new ones added that will be, I00T Mt. Desert some of them are pulling up their The remains were taken to Sea View ceme Judge Meservey reserved his decision. players of each belong to all three teams, we trust, to the paper’s improvement and the pots. making an awkard chance necessary when a tery for interment. Belfast Journal: Gen. Henry L. Mitchell “Speaking of quiet, puritanical New Eng game among them is arranged. And mat Steamer Penobscot, with Capt. Marcus says that there is a good prospect that the land Sabbaths” said Alfred Douglass of pleasure of its readers. A CORRECTION. ters will be even worse when the regular nine Pierce in command, arrived at 5 o’clock Fri proposed electric railroad between Bangor Broad street in a reflective mood, “you ought We hope to retain every present patron of &EER which we are to have this summer, is formed. to be down in Valparaiso, Chili, some Sunday. I read W. E. Crockett’s article, “Olden One of the teams, we don’t care which, ought day afternoon. She has been painted and and Stockton Springs will be constructed as The stores close, that is, part of them close the paper and to add still others to our list, thoroughly overhauled and looked nice in far as Frankfort this year, and that the but everything else is in full blast. Excels all Rockland,” in T he C.-G. of last week, with to consolidate with one of the remaining continuing to make it one of the largest much interest, but was somewhat surprised at ones, and then games might be arranged spite of the storm. location of the track for that section will It is a scene of revelry by day as o th e rs in much more easily. probably be fixed this week. Arrangements well as night. All the places of amusement circulated weekly papers in New England. some of his statements, as, I judge, most of Quite a cheerful and encouraging sight to are wide open, and it almost- approaches a Yacht Yokohoma, the fine piece of prop for floating the bonds, about $300,000, are his older readers will be. Mr. Crockett says erty owned by S. T. Mugridge, has been see the State of Maine Pant Co.’s big crew gala day. The place is largely peopled with More About the Minstrels. he was foreman of the hose of the “ I firigo 3” handsomely painted and will go into com come out of the St. Nicholas building at night now in progress. It is expected that ulti Spaniards whose warm, excitable natures mission about June 1. Commodore Mug mately there will be a line of electric rail yearn for excitement. It is a very interesting engine at the time of the big fire in May, when work is done. And its an attractive, country to visit,but I don’t think much of the T he C. G.’s article of last week regarding ridge intends to use her for sailing parties and road extending from Old Town to Rockland, P u rity . 1853. The truth was that that engine, as neat, tidy looking crew, too ! country for a permanent residence.” Mr. Rockland Amateur Minstrels” in 1861 im- cruising this summer, and parties thinking of formed by the connection and possible con Send 2-ccnt stamp for pictures. well as her mate “Defiance 4”, was in the spending an ideal day on the placid waters Stephen II. Cables has been cleaning out Douglass lived in Chili a number of years, pejs a prominent citizen to give us something solidation of various roads, including that and is loaded to the muzzle with some very ...... , Williams
The Boston Traveller says that French MEN AND WOMEN. A FIREMENS MUSTER. SCHOOL HOUSE PLANS. cabinets arc very brittle sort of furniture. Having Especial Reference to People The Department Planning for a Big Celebration Elmer I. Thomas Makes the Design for Rockland's All Sun coupons and coupon orders will be Well Known Hereabouts. July Fourth— Big Money Prizes. Proposed New School Building honored in the excursion contest whenever or do you have to nrpohhn with the whip? If so, ho is out of condition and C. E. Littlefield is in Washington, D. C. needs a tonic (a spring medicine in fact) just the same as a man. Givo him presented. Plan9 for the proposed Fourth of July mus Elmer I. Thomas of Lewiston, who made Mrs. W. A. Kimball was in Bath yesterday. ter are rapidlyjmaturing. Chief Engineer H. The Hartford Courant favors the whipping a reputation down this way by designing the Mrs. Mary A. Rhoades is visiting in Boston. G. Bird, assistants [Karl and Crockett and the post for wife-beaters, and we guess the magnificent Syndicate building, was the first foremen of the several fire companies met at Courant is about right. Fred Glover is home from Bowdoin Col architect to submit plans for Rockland’s pro the Hook \ Ladder’s headquarters last night, lege. posed new school building and the school and in the second of a series of meetings E. B. Hastings Senator Hale’s speech in the senate was a Mrs. Ilanson Tolman, Rockland Highlands, board decided last night that his idea filled called for the purpose decided unanimously to a n d note tlio effect. Jn teen than one week he w ill roaster. The man from Ellsworth appears to is quite ill. the requirements of the situation about as go ahead and celebrate. well as could be done. FEEL BETTER, LOOK BETTER, AND DRIVE EASIER AND FASTER be well up with the procession. Mrs. A. I. Mather has been in Boston the The committee chosen at the first meeting And Mr. Thomas should consider this con (Larger sales than any ether Condition Powder in the worlds Price/SO Centa nt nil past week. to investigate the financial outlook reported siderable of a compliment for in all sixteen DriiRKiflts and Medicine deniers or by mail. Send postal card for pamphlet Barbed wire goes onto the free list, much “ Veterinary Medicines and HowTo Use Them,” FREE by mail. Rev. Fr. Coughlin has been in Boston the $500 pledged. designs of varied sizes, shapes and colors were to the disgust of the small boy whose trousers past week. The question of division and classes of submitted for inspection. The plans were all DR. A. C. DANIELS, 55 Portland St., Boston, Mass. have been torn and whose calves and feelings D. R. Manson of Vinalbaven looked in on prizes was discussed to some considerable made with eight or ten room buildings in have been larcerated thereby. us yesterday. length, but no result was reached owing to view, and upon the whole it was an exceed Mrs. Carrie Wiley of Seal Harbor is visiting the fact that it was impossible to tell at that ingly good lot of designs. Our Bargain Days Gen. Don Carlo, llucll, of Rebellion fame, friends in town. time just who would compete. A total of Some were rejected not because they ii engaged in the business of extracting gold $500 will be offered, classes to be arranged J. C. Perry and family have been spending lacked in architectural beauty,but because the This Week . . from black unit along the icashore of Oregon later. size of the building they proposed did not the week in Augusta. An executive committee was chosen, with WWWH Clock Spring Blndc. Soft ns a Brush. Fits every Curve. The and Washington. Gen. Buell must be get coincide with that of the lot. >W |O iily Perfect Comb. Used by U. S. Army and by Barnum and ting pretty well along in years, as he saw Col. W. II. Fogler is in Portland, where Chief Engineer Bird as chairman and Frank The plan as finally accepted, that of Mr. Forcpnugh Circuses, and Leading Horsemen of the World. he has a case in court. service in the Mexican war. C. Flint secretary. Thomas, is for a ten-room building,73 1-2x128 Ask your Dealer for It. Sample mailed post paid 25 cents. J. E. Rhoades 2d was at home from Bow Chief Engineer Bird was also authorized to feet, facing Lincoln street. In addition to tin* handle. SPRIXU CCBBT COMB CO., 100 Lsfsjettc St, South Dead, Indiana. The Boston Journal is to put in new and doin College over Sunday. secure assistance of a committee of citizens the ten school rooms there is a teacher’s and massive presses, planned especially for the Mr. and Mrs. II. A.Chapman are the guests in raising funds, while it is hoped that the superintendent’s room included. The build Journal's use, and to be the finest machines of their son Frank Chapman. city government at its next meeting will ing has more of utility and convenience in its of the kind in the country. All the readers make something of appropriation. George M. Brainerd accompanied Rev. J. make up than ornamentation, but it will still of this, Maine’s favorite daily, congratulate It is proposed to have a regatta in con H. Parshley to Lewiston Sunday. be a structure to which we can point with FOR THIS SALE the Journal upon this evidence of its pros* nection with the affair. The muster would pride. perity and development, and by the way, J. E. Sullivan is at Hurricane Island as consist of a big parade at 10 o’clock a. m. sisting his brother T. W. Sullivan. Bids for the construction will now be ad wasn’t lost Sunday's issue a great paper? and a trial of the companies in the afternoon. vertised for and when a contract is once Mrs. Emily Daggett is visiting in Union,the And there would be fireworks in the evening. made, the rest will be quick work. CONCERNING WATER. guest of her sister, Mrs. Elmer Messer. It was voted to adjourn to one week from The city government at its next meeting Supt. of Schools John R. Dunton returned tomorrow night, when returns will probably Monday night will take action regarding the Groceries, Items Regarding an Article Which Quite a this morning from a week’s trip to Boston. be pretty well in from the companies which appropriation. A portion of the £25,000 will portion of Rockland Poople Use. Harry L. Mitchell, formerly with W. H. will be in the meantime invited. probably be raised this year and the remainder The firemen are planning for one big day The C. & R. Water Co. has a small crew, Kittredge, druggist, spent Sunday in this next year. Yankee Notions in the year and with our laddies to plan is to 1 case fine Pongees, 30 in. wide* say a dozen men, at work on the Rockport city. The tax payers need have no fear that this succeed. extensions—from the Hoboken school-house Rev. Wilmont P.Lord who formerly resided will impose an additional burden. It is pro never sold before for less than to Beech Hill one way, and to the St. Paul in this city is now pastor of the Kennebunk posed to economize in certain other quarters, Fixtures, etc. FIELD DAY EXERCISES. 12 1-2 ots. ; our price for this lot chapel district in another. Fred Gregory is M. E. church. and while the school building will be paid for by assessment, it is not intended to have the in charge of the work, and although the crew Walter Tolman, travelling freight agent of ( Maine State College, is o n ly ...... 8c is small ’tis smart and work is progressing the Boston & Maine railroad, returned to t Orono, May 24, 1894. assessment exceed the cut down from other This is the prettiest lot of very satisfactorily. Six-inch pipe is being Boston yesterday. The First Annual Field Day came off at the sources. The list of architects who presented plans Printed Dress Goods that has been laid and both Beech Hill and St. Paul will Mrs. G. W. Freeman and Mrs. J. A. Ben Orono Trotting Park, May 23. Although with Mr. Thomas is as follows: Chickering & have hydrants. nett of Bridgton are the guests for a week of the attendance was not-very large the affair shown this season. O’Connelll, Manchester, N. H .; Loring A The C. & R. WaterCo. isready to lay a suit George G. Martin, Grace street. was a success, and the events well contested. able pipe along Mechanic street and up Middle Phipps, Boston; Edwin Earp, Jr., Boston, Gen. Davis Tillson and wife have returned Owing to many of the best athletes compet 10 pieacs new Black Drees Goods street if the city council orders the location (two plans); J. F. & G. H. Smith, Boston; from a short visit to Boston. They were ac ing in a number of events the records in of hydrants in those two localities, for which Colby A Tracey, Boston; Howard & Austin, a t ------39c, 49c, 63c, 75c, 81, 81.25 companied by Mrs. W. S. White. many cases arc lower than those made in LESS THAN COST petitions have been sent in. There certainly practice. Boston, (two plans) ; G. M. Coombs, Lewis W. A. Kimball left yesterday morning on a Special Values in all these prices. should be no further delay in ordering and Mr. Heywood ’96 secured the all around ton; J. William Beal, Boston, (two plans); tour over Kennebec way in the interests of locating the Mechanic street hydrant. championship. The class champion George Brown, Dover, N. H .; Allison the railroad paper, “Maine Central.” Maddocks, Rockland; Architect Lee, Boston; Colored Dress Goods, former price The water company is furnishing meters ship was awarded to ’96 while A Warren Gould, Boston. to all the largest water takers. T he Hon. D. N. Mortland, who was at home the other classes stood ’94, ’95, ’97. First Call at the Old Stand at the South End, and see the Bar- 50 cts., our price now .. . .29e&39c over Sunday, resumed his duties as chairman C.-G. has one of which it is extremely proud. place counted five points, second place three ins. Sale now on and will continue until all is sold. of the railroad commission yesterday. -The man who lets the water run now does so and third place one point. The prizes were 4 S u p p E q School 50 cent, 18 inch Cotton Diaper per with fear of a terrible reckoning before his Mrs. George Holmes returned last night silver medals suspended from cross bars. -OF- eyes. from a visit to Boston. She was accompan 100 yards dash— 1st heat won by B. P. piece...... 39c ied by Mrs. A. F. Ames of Fitchburg, Mass. Palmer, G. W. Bass secortd, time 104-5; 2nd QS^There will also be sold a Safe, Show Cases, Scales and A PRETTY WARREN WEDDING. W. A. Holman arrived in New York Fri heat, IT. H. I ley wood first, H. Murray) W ill be opened Ju n e 11, 1894, at Kocklnnd and General Store Fixtures. 2. 81.50, 6-4 Chenille Covers for. ...9 8 c An interesting society event at Warren last day on his return from a southern voyage second, time 10 3-5. Camden, Maine, under the direction of the Wednesday was the marriage of two of that with Capt. John Snow in the schooner, John Putting sixteen pound shot—II. II. Hey Cowles Art School 3-4 Chenille Stand Covers I. Snow. wood 31 feet 8 in., C. S. Bryer second, town’s popular young people, Robert Walker One of the lending schools of the country. Glasses and Miss Jessie M. Wyllie. The ceremony Mrs. Charles Webb and three children, who W. M. Murphy third. in Out-Door Sketching. For studio work, full courses in drawing and painting, including still life, 50c Turkey Red Table Linen.... 29c took place at the residence of the bride’s par have been guests of the family of Galen F. Half mile bicycle race—II. IT. Heywood wnter color, flower paintlngand illustrating lectures ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wyllie, being per first, F, L. Marston second, M. E. Ellis third, on artistic anatomy and perspective. For further Hix, returned Saturday to their home in articulars apply to the secretary of the school, 6 oenl Unbleached Cotton for... .5c formed by Rev. W. A. Newcombe of Thomas Naples, Me. time 1 min. 24 sec. r45 Dartmouth street, Boston, Mass. 20 23 Throwing sixteen pound hammer— II. II. Tickets given for whole or partial course. Circu ton. The bride was dressed in white lans- A. C. Gay is in the city from New York. lars can he had in Rockland at Leach and Chase's, Heywood 73 feet 3 in., E. R. Simpson,' C. S. Maine Music store and of Mr. Fred McWilliams. 10 ct. Bleached Cotton for. down, wpth garniture of lace and ribbon, and Mrs. Charles Sylvesterof Lakewood, N. II., Bryer. W i n her hair a bouquet of beautiful roses. is the guest of her uncle Robert Sylvester, Why will you allow 220 yards hurdle—IT Murray, II. II. Hey Best Prints per yard only ...... 5c ffV wedding lunch at which relatives and a few Willow street. your money to remain ' invited friends were present followed. wood, L. R. Folsom, time 31 3-5. Albert Walden, who has been located with in the hands of yonr \ . The groom is a son of Thomas Walker,sup Pole Vault—G. W. Bass S, B. P. Palmer. White Outing Flannel per yard.. .5c an electrical plant at Hartford, Conn., leaves debtors for years when erintendent of the Warren Woolen Mill, and 100 yards dash (final heat)—P. B. Palmer this city today for Bangor, where he has a it can he collected by ' himself occupies a prominent position in the II. Murray, IT. IT. Heywood, time 10 7-10. Curtain Scrim only ...... 5c similar position. our system. mill. Mr. Walker enjoyes wide-spread popu Running hop, step and jump—IT. H. Mrs. Obed Buck left Monday morning for larity, vMch is shared by his wife. Mrs. Heywood 36 feet. S in., L. R. Folsom, P. B. We Make a Nice Quality Ginghams New Bedford, Mass., where she will visit her charming young person ami Palmer. daughter, Mrs. E. S. Baker. Miss Annie- Specialty things T n i <-<■., might >..v ab-,..t Half mile run—II. Murray, G. W. Bass, • r ’ , 25 doa. Fine Damask Towels SHhnot • • m Brackett accompanied her as far as Boston, time 2 min 24 2-5 sec. Of Outlawed Accounts - ^B |en people. where she visits her brother, Mr. Yaxton. Running broad jump—II. H. Heywood By a simple, yet ef- x v ..... • i Mrs. T. W, Hix, who has been spending 17 feet 3 in., G. Jlaley, L. R. Folsom. fectlve method, we Ira ■ the winter in Georgia, arrived in the city last Two mile bicycle race—M. E. .Ellis, F. L. guarantee to collect a :\i
The sewer crew is making good headway SPECIAL NOTICE. on the South-end improvements. Behold the Beauty|! To a pint of W w h- Steamer Ruth takes Fuller & Cobb’s clerks T he Courier Gazette and Tribune have The thirtieth day of May haw become an eetab. bum-CroBby Co.’s If you want the Day & Morse are very busy at their shops. Ilahed holiday, art apart as n time to romember in Superlative Flour put / on an excursion the first pleasant evening. assumed and will complete the vacation con. nn especial manner the brave men who by patrlotlo REST HOUSE PAINT A big coal barge was towed by the mouth test begun in the Daily Sun. The coupon devotion and great aacrificee. by land and by aea, the volk of an egg; Ao A Main street clerk went a-lishing Sunday. I aaved our country and preeerved the union of the dissolve a teaapoonful qicfc, '.ipCnSllVft In the market get the of the harbor yesterday. atatea. He g o t a blister on his hand. Was it retribu will be printed in those papers each Tuesday of carbonate of soda J. J. Veazie plans to begin work at an early and Saturday. I While we ahould keep them always In erateful in a little milk; put tion? I memory It la peculiarly fitting that Memorial day It and a teaspoon fa 1 day on his Grange street residence. Two hundred votes will be allowed for be observed by all good citizens. And at tho of RAlt to the flour RUBBER PAINT The Free Will Baptist Ladies circleg|mcets aoldlera and aallora who bore auch an honored part each $2 paid upon a continued subscription In the great struggle are rapidly being gathered to with an much milk as will make a stiff A crew of expert fencers were employed this afternoon with Mrs. W. D. Holbrook, paste; work it well together, boat it for of the Manufacturers’ Agent account of cither of those papers. tho allent majority, the cltlzena ahonld take a more at the Broadway ball grounds yesterday. Camden street. prominent part In the exerclaee of that day, to the some minutes with a rolling pin, then roll it at ROCKLAND, Every coupon and voting receipt issued on end thnt they may ever be perpetuated, have a laat- very thin. Cut it into round or square The house of John Huntley, Willow street Ing meaning, and teach coming gcneratloan to M. F. Donohue is having the store, corner account of the daily will be duly honored biscuits, and bake in a moderate oven until has been handsomely painted by Jesse Hol honor the memories of our citizen-soldiers; while they are crisp. H. H. CRIE <&, CO., of Park and Union streets, fitted up for the when handed in. thia tribute should be In tho heart, the time should brook. never come when the grave of the humblest who Washburn-Crosby Co’s Superlative Flour DEALERS IN grocery business. He will also continue hia helped aunnresa the great rebellion will want for a makes the best bread. BROWN & JO8SK- E. II. Clark’s vehicle was run into, near livery business. chaplet of flowers In token of hla personal sacrifices. LYN, State Agents, Portland. All Kinds of Paintsand Hardware I respectfully request that all places of business Now receipt printed here every week. 21 31 the foot of Park street, Sunday afternoon, and Bill boards have been erected on Park be cloaed on Momorial day from 12 o'clock m. until Following is the standing of contestants in 6 o’clock p. m. a wheel carried away. street, near Main, and on Main, east of T he Sun’s great voting contest up to this F rank O. K n ig h t , M ayor. F. M. Simmons has graded his lawn and Knowlton’s joiner shop, for the accommoda morning. had his house premises very neatly and pret tion of circus bills. HOSE REEL CONTEST- H u ll—Rockland, May 28, to Mr. and Mrs. F . J E. A. Collainore, Rockland...... 12060 IIull, a daughter. tily fixed up. Henry Ford, claiming the Quaker city as a Rev. Fr. Coughlin, R ockland...... 10527 D ecrow —Rockland, May 21, to Mr and Mra H. A. Fish. R ockland...... 9849 Interest is increasing in the Donohue Hose Lewis A Decrow, a daughter. Special bargains In If that Masonic street brick walk is not re Top Buggies residence, was brought down from Rockport Rev. I J. W. Bradleo, Rockland...... 6376 Reel contest. The friends of the different F i ll k r —Rockland, May 22, to M r and Mrs W O Grocery and N. Y. Road Wagon s paired very soon it will disappear. The bricks by Constable C. A. Morse. He gets 30 days Mrs. D. II. Mansfield, Hope...... 2sio Fuller, Jr, a son. Now and Second-Hand. W . G. Robinson, Wnrren...... 2453 companies are working for their favorite and W a d s w o r t h —A ppleton, May 20, to Mr. and seem heading Chinaward. G 1 aco Taylor, i.ockland...... 1953 Mrs. Tobias Wadsworth, n daughter. in jail as a tramp. the vote stands today as follows: CARHIAGK PAINTING and Repairing W . 6 Ingraliom. R ockport...... 1678 F a r r is —Pleasantville, May 21, to Mr. and Mrs In the best mauner and nt lowest prices at A local farmer killed 200 tater bugs yes Mrs. F. M. Shaw at her home on Rockland lint tic C. Prince, Thomaston ...... 1461 Gen. B erry...... 2860 Henry Ferris, a daughter. terday. Been hanging around all winter M arian Kelley, Cam den...... 1401J a s. F. Bears...... 2716 II. BURKETT’S, - Thomaston, Me, street has a pond lily cactus in full bloom. MIrh Krllth Cnanc, Rockland...... 1250 N . A . B urpee...... 2670 waiting for the plants to come u p ! At one time the plant had 23 blossoms and MIwr Cora Loring, R ockland...... 755 E u r e k a ...... 2439 John L. Donohue, Rockland...... 688 R II. Counce...... 1948 The firm of A. M. Fuller & Co., doing was the admiration and envy of the neighbors. Rev. J . II Parshley, R ockland...... 645 W . O. M asters...... 1007 L. P Wlnehenbiicli. Friendship...... 554 G . F. B urgess...... 911Mkarb—Fihke—Rockland, May 25. at the Bap. business at the South-end, has assigned to People in ward five have been troubled of MIrh Hope Greenhnlgli, Rockland...... 43s tlst Parsonage, by Rev. J. H. Parshley, Ernest E. S. Bird and the goods and fixtures arc now Bertha llcaley, V inalhaven...... 365 On and after June 1 Mr. Donohue will sell Leroy Mears and Anuio Debora Flske, both of late by a visitation of tramps. Some partic Jo h n Hrnalley, Tenants H arbor...... 361 Rockland. FARWELL OPERA HOUSE Boys’ Suits at the following being sold. ularly unclean specimens have been begging Mai th . . r.m. R ...... •...... votes in the contest at one cent each in addi Rev. It. 8. tildellngcr, Vlnalhaven...... 215 tion to his plan of giving votes free to pur p r ic e s : At the Mather Greenery can be seen some for food in that locality in the past few days. MIrh Addle W ingate, U nion...... 197 Edith Bcrro, U nion...... 162 chasers of groceries at his store. TUESDAY EV’G, May 29. very pretty decoration novelties in steel, a re George G. Martin shipped 10,000 “ Daddy,” Rev. John Pettenglll, Rocklnnd...... 124 2 5 Boys Suits at...... $ 1 .0 0 Rev. W. W. Ogier, Rockport...... 113 J amkhon—Wnrren, May 24, Augustus M. Jnrae- cent German invention, in crosses, anchors cigars to Boston the o th e r day and is working J. F. Gregory & Son have a very neat, son, aged 06 years, 2 month„, 13 days. and the like. R<>nikhon—Warren, May 20, Mrs Isaac D 25 Blouse Suits...... 1.25 on a standing order for the same. Mr. Mar compact and low priced trousers stretcher Robinson, aged 87 years, 3 months, 3 days. THE IDEAL OPERA COMPANY, Daniel Carleton, Holmes street,has some of tin does not find times so very dull. made for insertion on the bottom of trousers H ow ard—Washington, May 19, Ablal noward, 50 Boys Suits...... 1.50 aged 49. O F BOSTON. the finest peas in this section, while Eben D. E. Alonzo King, who is] about to graduate to keep them in shape and to use when the W oodcock—Thom aston, May 24, Nathaniel (Carroll E. Macombor, Manager and Director), 50 Combination Suits...... 4 .0 0 Carleton, his next door neighbor, has a beau Woodcock, aged 76 yenrs, 10 months, 2 days. at the Springfield training school, is to lead trousers are hung up in the wardrobe. They Will present, as per date announced, tiful pansy bed. are easy to handle and do a powerful sight of 50 Fine Worsted Jiu tits..... 5 .0 0 the Y. M. C. A. meeting next Sunday. lie Use “Good SaniarltHu" Llulwent. The Comic Opera, He lives at the Meadows and he said: comes here as a candidate for the position of good. Take a look at them. 8ilverware, Watches and Jewelry at Genth. The 81 Suit is a good Cotton and “ We’ve planted all the land up our way but general secretary. b — tier’s. Worsted Coat and Pant.The Blouslg We are in receipt of a circular from the the cellars, and if these hard times continue COUNTESS Suit is Indigo Blue with Star. T H | There was a charming musical and literary Dominion Collecting and Detective Agency we’ll plant them.” Amusements and Announcements. COTTAGE ( OR SALE. Combination is coat, 2 pair pantfl entertainment at St. Peter’s Episcopal church of St. John, N. B. with a thorough explana A story and a half cottage with lot containing The W. C. T. U. will hold the thanksgiving last night. Several banjo selections by Philip tw enty (20) square rods, ultuated at Owl's Head, cap and braces. ■ Scribner & Smith’s Circus June 14. tion of their system of collecting bad bills and centrally located, live minutes walk to church, We hare some 50 Suits for Youths^ service which was postponed two weeks ago Jason and the lightning drill by Chas. Cook testimonials from merchants all over the state postotUce and telephone connection; excellent well Tickets 75 and 50 cents The auxiliary to the Charitable Association of water. Address JAMES W. WARD, Owl’s from 14 to 18 years of age for' on account of the rain next Friday in the were well received. Now on sale at Box Office. meets with Mrs. Arthur Shea, Limerock and provinces of the good work done for Bead, Me. 21*22 Y. M. C. A. parlor at 2 .-30. $ 5 - 0 0 that are All Wool and The gentlemen intend getting even with street, next Monday. them by this company. Attention is called Worsted in Black, Brown and The seats for C. F. Prescott’s grand pa those young ladies who gave the'^hop ? in to their advertisement in this paper; the FOR S A LE . FARWELL OPERA HOUSE Miss Maud Woodbridge, so well known HorscH, W agons nnd Hnrnt-BHCB for Hale at I* M ixed. vilion show are en route from Toledo,Ohio,and Harmony Hall last Wednesday evening. above agency has an excellent reputation and W A LSH ’S, opposite Knox Trotting P ark. 21*22 here as a talented actress and vocalist, has a Saturday, A*®rnoon Men’s Suits in all grades. Prices will not get here for about two weeks. This They will do it by means of a return dance in the number of merchants in our city now leading part in the opera, “Countess for a JU N E E ven in g . from $(4.5O up. We have a few will delay Mr. Prescott’s opening somewhat. the same place tonight. employing them speak for them in the high TO LE T 2, more dozens Underwear at 5 0 c , Day,” which wifi be given in Farwell Opera Tcnoment of seven rooms, 41 Limerock Rtreet. The insurance on the George A. Gilchrcst est praise. Over $50,000 has been handled . . TnE ONLY BIG 8IIOW COMING! . II. S. Lord of Bath was in town yesterday. House this evening. Miss Woodbridge’s Enquire of T. E. SIMONTON. 21 and six dozen Jersey Knit Shirts property, recently destroyed by fire, has been by this agency for Rockland firms. Write nnd Drawers that we shall close He came here to put the rail netting on last appearance here was in “ Rosedale.” adjusted at $653.32. Cochran, Baker & steamer Ruth and returned to the shipping for a circular which gives all the particulars. COTTAGE TO LET. this week at 3 5 c ., three doz. Bals, The regular rehearsal of the Rockland Phil /V cottage at Ballard Park. Apply to C. F. Mammoth New Production, of tho ovcr-popnlai Cross had the risk. city this morning. The job was done in six RICHARDS, Havings Bank, Rockport, Me. 21-24 Comic Trlok I ’antomlno, a t 2 5 c which will close all wci harmonic Society occurs Thursday evening. The North Marine railway is being repaired. hours and ’tis a good job, too. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. have. | The committee on music met last evening Cottage For Sale or To Let. We sell six pairs of Seamless StockJ The round-house wall is being rebuilt, the At a certain office in town where electrical and decided to procure copies of Gilbert and The Front cottage and lot on the southern shore, ings at 5 0 c , Six large sizedl house itself set up higher, a new drain put in instruments flourish the attaches find much S. W.—John G. Saxe read a poem in this one-half mile east of Cooper’s Beach. Apply to Sullivan’s “ Pirates of Penzance,” with a ’view E. M. FROST, 38 Linden tit., Rockland, Me. 21 and the road fixed. The plant wifi be put amusement by lighting cigarets by means city some years ago, in one of Rockland’s Deraet Shirts for § 2 .5 0 . M to presenting this beautiful opera at an early in first-class shape. o f electricity. It is pretty hard telling which lecture courses. We have not the date. Rendered by the orld’a Greatest Clown, These Prices will remain for T hB date. is the more dangerous to play with, cigarets C.—In T he C.-G. curio collection is one of PIANO LESSONS. Week Only. W Good firkin butter was sold on the street Invitations are out for the Class Ball of ’94. Having completed a course of instruction In yesterday for 15 cents a pound. The market or lightning. the old Resolution’s leathern buckets. Bangor under competent teachers, I shall be The concert and ball is to be given at the leased to receive pupils and give lesHons on the and a grand company of was well supplied and the owner sold cheap A frightened horse attempted to board P'iano. Terms reasonable. Opera House Tuesday evening, June 19. The Call in at Clifton & Karl’s and get a bottle Pantomimists, rather than haul it back. E. II. Clark’s team Sunday while Mr. Clark 18 HARRIET L. BARKER, 25 Ocean St. » music will be by Knowlton & Allen’s orchestra. of furniture polish free. Grotesques, was driving along Main street at the foot of WANTED. Considerable interest is manifested by a A fine concert program will precede the danc Gymnasts, Park. The horse was partially successful and The trouble with the granite workers at At 166 Broadway 3500 chairs to mend without number of our people to know the source of ing, which begins at 9. The hall will be regard to their kind or condition. Prices accord C om edians, the witnesses of the queer incident marvel Frankfort is settled and the men have re ing to amount of material used und labor. the Meadow brook. An unquestionable au prettily decorated for the occasion. Feb. 7. 5 R. M. PILLSBURY & CO. Specialties CITY OF ROCKLAND. thority informs us that it rises in Chickawaukie that there were not serious results. turned to work. At the urgent request of the patrons, the A n Or d in a n c e , Amending Section 3 of Chapter Lake. The following gifts were received at the CIRLS WANTED. D ancers- 14 relating to New By-Ways and Streets. management who have been running the Be It ordained by the City Council of tho City of House of the Good Shepherd last week: Girls for general housework, nurses and the The Funniest Donkey on Earth. Rocklund, as follows: That section 8 of Chapter F. H. Whitney has bought out the A. M. nursery can obtain first-class places by applying at 1 ligh School dances have consented to give a 8KE TUB CLOWN BAND AT MOON. 14 be amended by inserting after Rookland, in the Fuller grocery store on Crescent street and Candy and nuts, Miss H. Wood; large pack the Intelligence office of MK8. R. C. H ED G ES, second line, the following wordn, “ExM gkw such social dance in Harmony Ilall, Wednesday A dvertisem ents In this column five cents a 87 7 Grove Street, Rockland, wifi continue the business. Mr. Whitney is a age Indian flour, J. E. Frohock; catsup, a l in e . No Insertion less than twenty-five cents. p riv a te w ay s and at recta as are now evening, May 30,which will be the last of the upon, which arc at 1 c friend; one large basket lettuce; a suit of \ ' i ’. !!lg ' xt. ’K o n worker at whatever branch of business he Spear, May & Stover report busiuess lively clothes, rubbers, etc., a friend. season. Miss Kate S. Ingraham wifi be the :w" ''-I- W! !e, and undertakes, and his efforts deserve success. pianist and those who have so kindly patron in the house paper line. How couldflt help • u j. .:•!!• sir. .-t i - n t a l n c d _ ,. j Our people should be prepared to take in WANTED! V. !i. h the ]..l- are Kindi as to m a k e .< The teachers of the Intermediate grade in ized them are especially welcome and all being with their immense stock and selling at to have more w id th ,” and amended ftnH R ^H .;;:•Mo. 13-25 .32 per gal. The June number of the High School Echo large audience and several beautiful flora; Fairbank’s Best Lard 101b. Pail, .90 adapted for presentation in this country. loons free from wrinkles. A. T. Blackington California Raisins 4 lbs. best 4 Cr., .25 will be issued from T he C.-G. presses next designs greeted Adelia Irving in “Countess A Co., 404. TO R E N T . Best Baltimore Peaches 2 cans, .25 BOND The first scene is largely spectacular and titlekney & Poor or Three Crow Cream Saturday. An extra large edition will be for a Day” at the theatre tonight. Miss Irv Two good tenements on Lisle street. In 1 abounds in transformations of all kinds. It 8 CIIAS. T . til’ T a rta r per lb., .28 printed to supply the big demand occa ing is a Rockland girl known there as Maud The Domestic Bread made by C. E. Rising Best tiulpbur 5 lbs., .25 3 decidedly a comic opera filled to the brim tho baker is a genuine new thing, and very TENEMENTS TO LET. Best Borax 1 lb , .20 sioned by the interest to see what the paper Woodbridge.” Miss Irving and the Ideal Befit Lump Starch 4 lbs., .25 with comical situations and dialogue, arranged delicious. The following label appears on Desirable tenement corner Park anil Union Sts., will have to say regarding the High School Co. appears in Farwell Opera House tonight. hot and cold water, gas, furnace, etc. Also tene Tobacco per lb., chew or smoko, .25 ' ' ' ' ' ■ !: "1 so as to give effect to the musical numbers every loaf—buy no other: ment in Spear Block. Both well situated for Dress 5 Gul. Best WIdle Oil, .35 trouble. 11 will he on sale at all news dealers. C. E . Rising’s making or Physician’s office. Apply to F. It. or 7 Bars Good Hoap, .25 The Bates Street Universalist church, which run from topical song to grand opera, tit. Louis Flour, warranted, &3.50 per bbl Lewiston, recently extended a call to the Rev. New Domestic Bread. C. T. Sl’EAR. 12 • f i: ...»!. I. !' >yib|c 'll III,' The alarm from box 49 Saturday forenoon all being of the best in its line. The soprano Best in the W orld. l i,a»ui, r. The fo!lowing is a dertC ^I^H ..' was caused by the discovery of fire in one of Mr. Towne of this city. This call has been None Genuine Without tills Label bonds called, gi\ing their dates, nuinberssl^H of the company, Miss Louella Wagner, is Cakes and pastry of same quality constantly FARM FOR SALE. nominations. the houses at Berryville, occupied by Simeon accepted, and this week on Thursday evening Situated in Warren three miles north of village, said to he not only an extremely pretty young on hand. C. E. Rising, 265 South-end. On the following described bonds in t e r ] the installation services wifi be held. The contaiulg seventy-five acres of lund with buildings, ntoI'H on Mouday, May tw enty-first, A .D . eight© Bubier. The flames caught about the chim woman, but to possess a remarkable voice as within ten minutes walk of school and postoffiee. huudred and ninety-four. ney and did considerable damage before the Rev. Dr. Sunmierbell and Rev. Mr. Howe of C. M. Tibbetts is just now rc Said farm will be sold at a low price ami on easy Dates. Numbers. Denoinlualtoi well, and to combine with these attractions terms. Apply to MRS. B. A. LEACH, KNOX COUNTY.—In Court of Probate held at Ju n e 18>1, 698 *1909 f department could bring its forces to bear, Lewiston, Rev. Henry R. Rose, Rev. C. R. much ability as an actress. and varied stock of Garden, Fi 19*21 Wurren, Me. Rockland In vacation May 28, 1894. " 609 lOQt J The furniture was mostly saved. Charles 1 layden of Auburn and Rev. Thomas Stratton Seeds of first quality and a A Certain Instrument, purporting to bo the last 610 1000 It has been a long time since we have been will and testament of David Roldnsonjatu of ltock- 611 1 9 0 9 ^ Perry, who owned the building, carried an of this city, will assist in the services. The Onion Setts, Grafting Wax a FARM FOR SALE. 1 uni, in said County, having been presented for J u ly 1881, 644 lOOOM favored with that good old pantomime, Tiie farm known as the Guilford tit. 01 dr farm, probate: 645 lOqJHI insurance of $450 with Cochran, Baker & exercises will begin at 7.30 and it is expected Vegetable Plants now in stock. Humpty Humpty, and no doubt there wifi be situated In West Rockport, on the Mt. Pleusunt Ordered, That notice thereof he given, tbrsa J u ly 1881, 621 1OJ0 ~ Cross. The exact loss is not known. a large audience will attend. Mr. Towne has road about oue and one-huif miles from the 1*. (). weeks successively, in T ub Co l r ie u -G a z k t t e , a crowded house to greet its reappearance All the latest books can be had at Spear,May at ti< uth Hope. Kalil farm contains 79 acres well printed in Rockland, in >uid county, tbul all persons made Rockland his home for some l'ttle time, & Stover’s. They have the reputation of sell divided into tillage, woodland and pasturage, three interested may attend at a Probate Court to bo held 624 1000 It was an old style picture of a prominent here. This version is by the Bates Bros., and living springs in pasture, w- II ot never failing at Rockland, on the third Tuesday of June Ruck lund. Knox Co., Maine, May 12,1894. and is a friend of Rev. Mr. Stratton. ing books cheiper than any house in Maine. wuter mar liouse. Will be sold at a bargain. next, and show cause, if any they have, why the citizen in broadcloth suit, flowery waistcoat the papers in nearly all o f the large cities of . C. KNIGHT, Mayor. 1 am prepared to cure cancers on the fuce if Terms easy. Apply on the premises of E. C. said instrument siiouid not be proved, approved KVERKI'T A . JGNES, City Treasurer. cowhide boots, with silken tile in hand, and 1 red W, Covel has a collection of about the country speak very highly of the produc ST. CLAIR, So. Hope, JMaine. 19 und ullowed as the hut will and testament of the not of too long standing. The medicine wifi on the back was the inscription 60 familiar to 700 as line stamps as one would find in a deceased. C. E. MESERVEY, Judge. tion; staling that it is new from start to finish, remove and heal and the cancer will not return. A true copy,—A ttest: long day’s search. lie has an especially Tomato Plants For Sale 2123 E d w a rd K. Gould, Register. Board of Healtl old Rockland residents: “E. Crockett, photo and the tricks, specialties, dancers, perform Will not detain from business. Can refer to good list of Confederates on the original The following excellent varieties of tomato plan graph ami ainhrotype rooms, Spofford Block, ing donkey and goats are the best seen in Knox County people who have been cured. envelope. The list includes a ten cent blue for sale: Dwarf Champlou, Acme, Perfection ai Commissioners’ Notice. NOTICE. Rockland, Me.,” and ii called to mind that many a year. The clown Jas. R. Adams is Dr. Goo. W. Thompson, 25 Purchase street, Pouduroeu. Call und select while the slock The undersigned, appointed by the Judge of genial, kindly old man, the late Enos Crock worth $.70; a ten cent light red, worth $2.50; large. Probate for the County of Knox, commissiouers to O w in g tu the prevalence of timall one of the best clowns of the day, and he Rockland, Me. 62 II. M. LORD, 14 Orungu Street. receive und examine the elaims of uredlton, against .it ipp. aru...' neai in the citj^^H ett, Rockland’s well known photographer and a five cent blue of the issue cf 1861, worth alone is proof enough for a first-class perform•- the estute ol William P. Cat roll, lute of Rocklund, the Ihnird ' Health deems it ueceaaaq^^K Domestic und Vienna Bread fresh and bweet deceased, represented insolvent, give notice that p. so n s V, h ' 11... e not been vuccinuled shoiJ^H artist, whose son, F. II. Crockett, still con £.35 and a five cent green, worth in good ARDER WANTKD-Xlc< ance. This company carries their own every day. Hot rolls made from best materials board, reasonable rates, pr six months ure allowed to said creditors to present that prhiuge Thu laws of the state muk^H tinues the business, in Central Block. There condition 5-75. Mr. Covel also has a fSiao I’ARK s r . und prove their claims; anil that they will be iu duty of th.' Health Officers of any town o i^H orchestra which wifi insure a smooth produc for tea. Cake and pastry of best quality. provide lice vaccina’ion fo r any und all jH confederate bond given him by a Capt. Moran session at I. It. Campbell's office, Malu street, on have been many improvements in pin .ography tion. l or a street novelty they have a Clown Browu Bread and Beaus Saturday and tiuuday. June 14, 1&U4, at 19 o’clock iu thu forenoon, fer that over two years of age who may make applH who received about $2000 worth of this sort of HOME FOR ACED WOMEN purpose. for it. it is neccsMury that vuccination be dun| since then, but Mr. Crockett had few superiors Band. You can place confidence in this Flint Bros., Bakers, 276 Main tit. this city at once. All persons und particui Tiie uuuual meeting of the society "Home for L. R. CAMPBELL, in his day. money in England during the war, only to PHII.IP HOWARD, thu schuol children, who have not been Vacclus attraction as it is playing the best theatres in Aged Women,” will he held at the Baptist chapel, may receive free vaccination by going to the o find it worthless upon arriving home at the Look in Spear, May & Stover’s wiudows the T hursduy, .luue 7, 1894, ut four o ’clock p. in , for 21-23 Commissioners. Shorts.—E. R. Spear is grading his house the country, and they could not play them if of 1>R. ALBKE, 45 Middle btruet, tire trausacliou of the following busiuess, viz.: D u. HaNbCUJS, Hvudicate Build close of hostilities. That was a pretty un last of this week and you will see something 1. Election of officers. premises, Masonic street----- Interviews with nut first class. They appear in the Opera 69 D u. W il l ia m s, i) Elm titreeL profitable freight. Mr. Covel has a stamp yuu uever saw before in Rockland, and some 2. T o see if the corporation wii, vote to strike delegates to the county conventions are now House Saturday, Jane 2. from tin- 3d section of the couHitution tho words book good for about 6,000 varieties. He thing that Is worth seeing. We are uot going ° I TAX INTEREST. ( in order------Two boxes of nice strawberries not only finds the collecting process a source to tell what it is as we want to surprise yuu. 3 To se<* if the corporation will vote to umeud Interest will be charged ou all taxes unpaid Fell were sold for a quarter, Saturday------Colla- BITTEN BY A HORSE. tiie 8-1 section of the constitution by striking out We have secured the services of Mr. L. D. Crook, | 1, ut the rate of 19 per cent, dating from lust (JJ of much interest and instruction, but very the date of the annual meeting und Inserting some Piano und Oigun Tuner. Send in vour order for 16. All taxes to be paid at my office, 423 Mai niore the caroll er has added lettuce and tipriug arrangements, something new fur all, other date. pleasing to his little daughter for whose tuning und receive forty votes for tlio elegant street, over Crockett & Lovejoy’s store. Off! tomatoes to his stock in trade. Ed. says he uuutiou sales every .Saturday from 4 tu 9, of 4. 'I*o see if the corporation will vote to amend M cPhail Piano to be given away Ju ly 4, H94. hours 9 lo 12 a. m , 1 lu 3 p m. and 7 to 8 u vvul^n benefit it is. Bert Winslow, in the employ of S. M. Bird watches, chains, rings, tools, working men’s tiie constitution by sulking out the number nee- finds the words “tomatoes” and “lettuce” < -sa> y to constitute a quorum and inserting a new 18 Orricx or Colllc t ok or at Rockland Highlands, met with a painful paints, furnishings, etc. Fitly cents uu the num ber. ------Aprij xo, 1804. very difficult to work into song------Don’t and peculiar accident this morning. He was Also for tin- transaction of uny other business __ „ Notice is hereby given that all Real MACKEREL INDICATIONS. dollar saved. Clothing, watches, tools and tiiui may legally come before said in* eliug. 21 _____ in tills city, for tho year 1893, upon whic^^^^S overlook the coupons in th e excursion con - standing at the bead of Mr.Bird’s horse,which furniture bought and sold. If you wish to Per order, N T. bLEEPER, tiec’y . sh a ll i . uimIu unpaid ou Ute 16th day of W.H be alveriised u that dais and test------Remember the date of the Boston ’The mackerel feed is showing up in the he had been driving, when the animal turned sell furniture or clothing send a card and I Ideal Opera Co.------Business will be more bay in great quantities, a sure indication ac- around deliberately ami took a good sized bite will call. Money to loan on personal property. lively in town when Bay Point is open ami those c jrding to the lore of ye ancient fisherman from Mr. Winslow’s ear. The member was Max Autin, 90 Sea Street, Rockland- 1HAII4 T. PK A lim i, Chicago sketch artists are prancing around that the fish will soon follow and will be so badly lacerated that the lobe hung sus . . ILA CH EU OF TH E BANJO. . . TAX NOTICED “ The Ship 1 Love” may be the most popular All Luxev uu Uual E state for the year 1 with easels an 1 white-wash brushes------Mrs. plenty, a prospect our small boat fishermen pended as if by a thread. Dr. W. V. Han- song. But speaking of cigars : the K-W . Mild Leader of tho Rock laud Baujo Club. . . paid before April 16, 1^>4, will be advj Mather has a beautiful assortment of cut will hail with delight, as they have not been a Worts, Moles, Superfluous Hairs, etc., removed . . 38 Pleasant tiT., Rockland, Mb. •ale- Officeopeu from 9 Lu 11 ;30 a. m., 9 scorn performed a difficult surgical operation Bouquet has the lead by length. They are by Electrolysis at office of DR. D . O. P E R R IN d, 7 to 8 Saturday eveuiugw. J iiowersfor memor ial Day. plenty iu this vicinity of late years. some 40 stitches being necessary. up to date- Don’t smoke poor cigars. M9 Malu tit., Rocklaud, Me. 44 4 Terms 59c per lessou. - Flue tiUiuga a Specialty. 11 W. H SMITH, I I 4*
THE ROCKBAND GAZETTE: SDAY, MAY 29, 1894.
MYRTLE HOUSE, IS IT THE LIVER? A REMINISCENCE OF SHILOH. THE THIRTIETH OF MAY. HARVARD’S CHAMPION HURDLER. Myrtle Street, Rockland- fcory of,, Fantnn. Bnttlr by n Private trim These are not alii Bremer, Who Holds the World’s Record It. U. M noitK . - Proprietor. Can Liver Pills Cure the Evils O f W :i. There. Here by tile wall For tlm 220 Yard* Hurdles. R ROOMS TO LET BY DAY OR WEEK 17 “Wcrald yott liter to have n private's Is the crave of one who died in tho war. Fair Harvard is the proud possessor of a MFA1.I AT ALL n oil... Though her body hadn’t a wound or scar. Indigestion? ] opinion of the battle of Shiloh?” asked Her hope and heart was broken when lew world’s champion athlete. His name ftaiN. eomtwt wtlA nil bvntland trntn»; fart ISr. ip J. L. Bremer, mid be recently flashed j n vet, ran of the civil war. Receiving In a nia.-s o’ men etnra have (Unagreed Her lover fell in a pool of core Into view in tlm athletic firmament like a Couldn’t E \t about the lit •nierday, figuratively nn affirmative response, lie proceeded: W it h th e line h e bore. new comet in tho evening sky. Up to the A Sufferer for ten years m real use* in the dl- I v. : s « farmer's lad in northern Illi- Her life and her love together fled recent annual track games between Har When he was dead. >d. al joined the Fifty-fifth Illinois vard and Yale the world’s record for tlie now pe-ftctly well. A n y v i’le ts le ft,c irls ? Ix»t th e m fall iow or 220 yards hurdles was 24 4-5 seconds in. Liver pills stlmu- a r c li south wlien I was 18 years Here by the wall. Cured by Red Seal Sar My experience was that of every saparilla. T h e se n re n o t alll J i> •' under similar eireninyjanees. WESTERN TICKETS GolMiek and call Mr. Davip II. Amrs, No. 56 Oliver ! liiu - .| up l,y enthusiasm mid natural The boys that carry the < vorgreen. St., Rockland, says: j y. ithful spirits, I took kindly to (he Here’s n grave Mn. David II. Amrs. “ For over ten years I awoke morn- drill and in a short while considered 11 is heart clean broke OneWay and R ortT riptarsioiis It 1- ot the live Pill* help It ings with a bad ft ling in the hend, a slimy taste in the the hut dlcln t help It. | myself a model soldier. I was admitted mouth, nnd could eat breakfast. I began taking the new ALL ROUTES! W hat > is Pnskola, a food thnt Is a I ready i to be an excellent shot and took great pride in my target practice. ALL CLASSES AND PRICES! digested. Pnskola Is made of grain* and fruit artificially transformed into the actual producii "In the spring of 1802, during the REP SEAL 5AR?OPAR1LLA, larThrouvh Sleeping Cnr« to Chicago, St. Pau •ad Minneapolis, All Pacific Coast Points and digestion W hen swallowed it is nt once absoi first few days in April, I had all tho nnd nt once felt better. My head feels clear, Boathcrn California. without further digestion, ami pail of it Is store chance 1 desired for target practice and bad taste in my mouth is gone, and I eat three / Time Tnblea and all Information Furnished up in the liver. There Is no waste about Pa availed myself of it. As every ono hearty meals a day. I have recommended it to on Application It is a highly concentrated food, tint unlike knows, Grant was in charge of the my neighbors, who arc using it with great benefit.” concentrated foods, which are usually indigestil Union forces and had landed about 85,- A. S. BUZZELL, - Ticket Agent, It causes the stomach to w ork, because it Is already 000 men down below the little Shiloh Maine Central It. It., Rockland. digested. Pnskola helps the stomach to digest other food. It is the food for all people who suffer chapel at a place called Pittsburg Land R?d Seal Remedy Co., Rockland, — from indigestion. ing. Tlie Confederates had been run out Mr. Charles E. Isaacs, 41:; Main St., Worcester, of Nnsliville and were concentrating all CALIFORNIA, g f f i t e a Mass., sa>s. “I have tried many doctors an their forces at Corinth, a little place 3«icci«n,i Per..,n.iiycon.iurtrd Western Points, countless patent medicines—all over the lino in Mississippi, whilo EXCURSIONS, till I took ‘Pnskola ’ To eat a meal now is a pleas- Grant’s object was to cut off their com Via Chicago, Union Pacific, and Northwestern Line. ure—heretofore it has been a torture.” munications in western Tennessee. J. U BREMER. SHORTEST ROUTE. LOWEST RATE'S. Descriptive pamphlet free on application I For handsome lllu-trsted folder and .l. tall. d Informal!. ,, People may say what they please and was held by J. P. Lee, n Harvard ntn- iddrrw. F. E. RHEAHER. Manager. I’.'l Clara St T he Pre Digested Food <’o., 30 Reade St. about General Grant's intentions and r< »r JOSI------York. ! dent, who made it three years ago in nn at . Mom. plans and knowledge of tho enemy at tempt to lower what was then tho best C. H. CO, ROCKLAND, Shiloh, hut I have never yet seen a pri ! m ark for the event. Maine Central Railroad. vate who diil not admit that tho attack | lu a hotly contested race between Bremer Pimples, Blotches by General Albert Sydney Johnston on > nnd Garcelon, who lias hitherto been con- In Effect December 25, 1893. pidered Harvard’s star performer in the low the morning of the Oth was a well plan i hurdles, Bremer not only defeated bis more Parlor Car between Rockland and Boston. ned and complete surprise. I do not sec I leave Rockland hr UNCLE JOHN IN THE CEMETERY AFTER THE 1 famous opponent, but cut tlie world’s rec and Old Sores how tho Union army could have been DECORATION. ord to 24 8-5 seconds. In bis trial beat, PRICKLY ASH, POKE ROOT 8:26 a. m. for Bath, Brunswick, Lewis ton, surprised more perfectly. Nothin could keep ’em to home, be said, however, Garcelon equaled the Lee record, Augusta, Waterville, Bangor, St. John, Portland If You Have Take onr own regiment, for example, And every last ono o’ that wholo lot and this performance, together with ins AND potassium Catarrh, Malaria and Boston, arriving In Boh ton at 4:30 p. m. Scrofula, We were, most of ns, cleaning our guns H a d to g e t s h o t I winning effort in the 120 yard hurdles in 1C Parlor car to Bouton. Th’ old man hadn't no grit, no pride— Beconds, probably prevented bis making a 1:25 n. m. for Bath, Brunswick, Lewiston, Water or sitting around talking, A few were Jest up and died! M a ke s ville, Portland and Boaton, arriving In Boston at Sores, Boils, or better showing against Bremer, wlio bad and Kidney Troubles 0:80 p. m. playing cards, while others were telling Lay the evergreen softly down any other skin disease, O’er the grave of old man Brown. not competed in tlie high hurdles. Bremer Are entirely removed by P.P.P. Trains arrive: them thoy had better he going to church. is now looked upon as the coming runner Marvelous Cures 10:60 a. m. morning train from Portland, Lewiston tak e I was myself practicing at a target These are not all! and hurdler of Harvard. This is his sec and Waterville. down by the creek, where a largo crowd Ix?t lilies fall ond year in college. Last year be surprised e a rth . 6:20 n. in. from Boaton, Portland, Lewiston of tho boys were washing. Wo had hoard Here on this wee small grave in tho shade. ^ E in Blood Poison and Bangor. Parlor car from Boston. 1 can remember the day we laid the athletes by running a quarter of a mile Ab e r d e e n , O.. July 21,1891. PAYSON TUCKER, Oen’l Manager. continuous musket firing sinco very in about 51 seconds with practically no Messrs. Lippm a n Bros., Snvnnnnh, The captain’s baby in this green spot. G n .: Dear Sir s —I bought a bottle or F. K. BOOTHBY, G. P. ft T. A. early in the morning, hut as this hap Cap, be was shot. training, nnd if be t rains for tlie quarter be your P. P. P. at Hot Springs.Ark.,nnd W. L. W HITE, Dlv. Supt. And some fool neighbor made haste to tell Should prove a formidable opponent for Rheumatism it has done mo more good than threo AYER’S pened every day no attention was paid months’ treatm ent at tlie Hot Springs. to it. Some of us were surprised at tiio The captain's widder the news, and—well, Merrill, Harvard’s great runner at that dis Hord th re o b o ttle s C. O. D. SARSAPARILLA Down she went in a faint—just fell! tance. Respectfully yours, cannonading wo heard, and one man And it killed tlie baby. She lived on. ^ E anri Scrofula J AS. M. NEWTON, Str. FRANK JONES Bremer is a Boston boy ami a resident of Aberdeen, Brown County, O. Portland, Mt. Desert Maclilas S. 8. Co. the Superior mentioned it, but that was all. Health and reason forever gone. fashionable Beacon street.. He is only 19 1 P. P. P. purifies t ho blood, builds np C'npt. J. I>. Johnston. Increase in Service May 7, 1804. Blood-Purifier Presently a volley of musketry opened Lay lilies here. Was that a tear? years of age and prepared for college at ,0^^ tho weak and (lehilitatud, gives TWO ROUND TRIPS A WEEK. up right in our faces, and not 50 yards strength to weakened nerves, expels To all whom it may concern: I hero- and Spring Medicine. I went to the war myself that year. Hopkinson, where he was a bard student. diseases.giving tho patient health and Leaving Rockland Wednesday* and Saturdays from ns was the front line of tho rebels. happiness where sickness, gloomy at 6:00 a. m., for all landing*, arriving at Bar Har Put roses here. feelings and lassitude first prevailed. bor at 1 :00 p. m .; M achlasport nt 0 p. m. Cures others, Talk of surprises! If yon had seen our GREENROOM CHATTER. sightly and disagreeable eruption on This grave is dear— my face. I tried every known reme Returning,- leave Machlasport on Monday* and men running and dodging through tho She was my sister. Tlie truest heart. E. E. Rice engaged for the production ilood poisoning, rnoreu- dy but In vain,until p. P. P. was used, Thursdays at 4:00 a. m., arrive at Bur Harbor at woods that morning, some without Always ready to do her part. rlal poison, malaria, dyspepsia, and ami am now entirely cured. 10:00 a.m., Rockland 6:00 p. m. Passengers may will cure you Gave up her son ot “Tlie Globe Trotter” nt Philadelphia an in all blood nnd skin diseases, liko remain aboard the steamer over night. boots, some w ithout hats or coats, some expensive cast, including Maurice Barry blotches, pimples, old chronic ulcers, When the first gun tetter, scald head, bolls, erysipelas, Connecting trains from and to all points on the even without shirts and nearly all with Thundered at. Sumter! She had hut one. more, Charles Cootc, E. M. Bell, Frederic S k i Cancer Cured. M. C. R. R. and Boston & Maine arrive at Rockland eczema womnysav, without f» ar of out guns, you would need no further And she died when Robinson, tlie author; I.ouis de Lange, contradiction,thnt P. 1’. 1’. is the best; Tetdm onyf/ ?! (he Mayor of Sequin, Tex, fit 6 :20 p. in. for eastward trip, and leave Rockland blood purifier in the world,and mnkes at 8:26 a. m. from westward trip. evidence to convince you as to tho com (W ith stronger men) Madeline Bouton and Ellen Burg. p o sitiv e, sp eed y and p e rm a n e n t cu res S eqcA? 8ervlce to be increased later In the season, due pleteness of tlie surprise. Why, wo lie starved to death in a prison pen. In nil cases. notice of which will be given. (Tho boy she had fed and clothed and kissed. Eleonora Duse, after completing a torn G a .: Gentlemen—i have tried your Payhon Tucker. V. P. & Gen’l Manager. didn’t haven single picket or guard out. And done for, so (hat he hardly missed of Germany next autumn, will come to this Ladies whoso systems nro poisoned P. P. for a disease of tho skin, usually F K. Boothby, O. P . & T . A. and whose blood Is in an impure condi known as akin cancer,of thirty years’ , Well, at first it was simply a race, Ilis father—dead when ho was a child). country. tion, due to menstrual irregularities, standing, anti found great relief: 1C but as soon as the camp was cleared out, She never smiled. Anton Seiill has not given up his plans nro peculiarly benefited by the won purifies the blood and removes all ir She loved red roses when he was small. derful tonic and blood cleansing prop- ritation from tho seat of the disease which was very speedily done, the race for producing German opera next season A sh, Poke ami prevents any spreading of the ?0N&B ANGOR S.S.00 Here let them fall. sores. I havo taken five or six bottles 1 stopped, for tlie Confederates at onco We honor the soldiers. But they ain't all! and is endeavoring to effect a compromise and feel confident that another course , ARRANCEMENT abandoned ns in order to plunder our —Mrs. Me Venn Adams. with Walter Damrosch. S p r in o fik l d , Mo., Aug. 14th. 1 will effect a cure. It has also relieved is p e a k I hU-lie mo from indigestion and stomach It is reported that season after next Mar troubles. Yours truly, Four Trips a Week to Boston. tents. This gave nearly all our men the — knowledge, i wasnlleetod with heart M em orial Day Sent indent. cus R. Mayer will star Fritz Williams, now CAPT. W. M. RUST, Steamera will leave Rockland, weather W e re time necessary to escape. disease, p le u risy an d rheum atism t<.r Attorney at Law. perm itting, as follows: Tlie Fifty-fifth had scattered in every There is no danger that the real mean at the New York Lyceum, in a new play by 35 years, was treated by the very best; Glen MacDonough. physicians ana spent hundreds of dol book on Blood Diseases Moiled Free. For Boaton, Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdayi direction, its had a number of other regi ing or the true significance of Memorial lars, tried every known remedy with and Saturdays at about 6.-00 p. m. ments. I found myself running nlong day will be forgotten while thoughts of There will he no anniversary meeting of out finding relief. I have only taken For Camden, Belfast, Searsport, Bucksport, Win the Actors’ fund this year. The annual one bottle of your P. I’. I’., and can ALL DRUGOISTS SELL IT. terport, Hampden and Bangor, Tuesdays, Y o u E v e r with a member of some Michigan regi valor and patriotism have power to stir cheerful / say it has done me more business meeting will be held at the Madi good th i anything 1 have over taken. nesdays, Fridays and Saturdays at about 6:00 ment, and having been down at tho creek the soul of the American citizen. I can rot iminend your medicino to all LIPPI9SAN BROS. a. m., or upon arrival of steamer from Boston. It is indeed increasingly evident that son Square theater, New York, on June 5, oullcrer; ot the above diseases. PROPRIETORS, I’s Landing, Swan’s Island, South West washing when tho enemy camo up lie when a board of trustees will be elected MRS. M. M. YE ARY. North East Harbor, Bar Harbor and had on not u tiling except a pair of draw this day, set apart in honor of the na Springfield, Green County, Mo. Itlppm an’H IHocZt,Savununli, Ga Wednesdays and Saturdays, at about and the question o f amending the act of in Buttonholed ers. Tliero were a few of tho enemy still tion’s heroic dead—whether they fought corporation will be settled. for the freedom of the colonies or defend FURNING TO ROCKLAND, by a tobacco dealer and told following ns, and as a bullet ciune whiz James T. Powers is shortly to join the n, Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and zing along and scraped the inside of his ed American rights on sea or rallied “Princess Bonnie” company as comedian ; 6:00 p. m. that some other Chewing around the flag when the Union was as angor, Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays arm he turned off to ono sido and ran in place of Fred Lenox, who is to appear in and Saturdays at 11.00 u. m. touching at lute Tobacco was just as good as off down tho ravine, while I out across sailed—will find ever broader and truer “Prince I’ro Tt-in.” mediate landings. observance as the years go by. From Bar Harbor, touching at intermediate land little open place as fast as I could to It is said that the profits of the run of ings, M ondays, and T hursdays at 10:00 a. in. some denser timber. The bullets whizzed Honor for tho brave dead, love of “Sowing the Wind” at the New York Em FRED LOTH HOP, Agent, Rockland around mo in quite a lively manner as country, loyalty, reverence—these are pire were close upon $30,000. "Raising the CALVIN AUSTIN, Agent, Boston. the noble teachings which Memorial day Wind” couldn’t do better. WILLIAM II. HILL. Gen.Mun., Boston " was going across tlie open, hut as soon as I got under cover I determined to turn emphasizes upon young and old alike. “Shenandoah” will be revived in spectac jr iN A L H A V E N STEAM B O A T CO tlie tables. If such high ideals shall be sought and ular form nt tlie New York Academy of Music on Sept. 1 for a run. LfiO o f T i m o . It now became almost liko squirrel prized, us they should by tho coming louday. Oct, 2, 1893, the New hunting or n game of hide and seek. citizensihf these United States, there is, Marie Bell, the prima douuaof the Carle |J J . S Mall Steamer ton Opera company, is seriously ill of pneu Awny off to my right wan a blnecoat, , there enn be no doubt as to the glorious monia at Butte, Mou. while opposite him as opposite me were : ^n^ure tlu" republic of republics. A L H A V E N , That man had an axe to grind. The actresses of a disbanded company 1 I follows, weather perm itting several■ rebels - - watching - • a chance to pick Boston Globe. There’s nothing so good as started to walk from North Adams to Troy, EAHTWAHD. ; us off. We were better shots than they 80 miles. They had not a dollar for fare ■land, 6 :46 Leave Rockland, 2 .-00 rere, however, and they showed their % d’g, 7 .-00 “ Vlnnlhaven, 3:30 or food. Charitable people fed them and 8:00 “ North Haven, 4:30 OLD HONESTY. realization of it, after a few shots, by sent them on their way by rail. 9:00 " Green's Land'g, 5.16 keeping behind trees. Presently X saw a 10:16 Ar •Swan’s Island, 6 :45 Insist on having it. Georginevon Januschowsky, well known icsday) tsday, Thursday & bel creeping up till ho got behind tho in this country and the wife of Ad Neuen- Saturday, front tree in tlie opposite timber, ob dorff, has been re-ynignged for another year ckiand with train of Maine JNO.FIMZER& BROS., Louisville, Ry. liquely off to my right, and just where lie at the Imperial opera in Vienna. ■riving in Portland at 6.26 p mid get a good shot nt the Union sol- between Rockland and >n my side. lie did not see mo at Adele Itltclilo’s Bloud W ig. all, and for the first timosincel entered A blond wig was the cause of ructions at pOTIIROP, Agent, Rockland. the New York Casino recently. It was worn PKINH, Agent, Vlnulhaven. the army I took deliberate aim at a sin ’ON, Agent, Green's Landing. by agile Lucy Daly, and Adele Ritchie . LIBBY, Gen’l Munuger. gle human being. didn’t like it a hit. Why she didn’t liko it Firing as one of a crowd at another is not publicly announced, hut the supposi crowd is a very different thing from tion n that since she was starred in comic . Rockland Steamboat Co. picking out an individual human being opera the past season she has got an idea and deliberately taking his life away. A.9 that she is the only person in tho company ARRANCEMENT! his thought Hashed through my mind, 'file sward Is grri having the right to capillary adornment of TRIPS D AILY and I had no buoner raised my gun and The thousands a golden hue. Ai any rate. Miss Ritchie hig h . declined to go on if little Lucy was permit taken aim than I at once lowered it Nor flinched to hear tho hoarse, discordant ted to wear the wig, and tlie curtain was again. It was too much like plain mur cry outriders while tho direful quest held for a half hour. The management COV. BODWELL! der. And yet tliero he was raising his Of sh THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE J BSD AY, MAY 29 1894. VINALHAVEN. W. S. SHOREY, I) D much fo r • fim telM t pitcher ns Riel IrdH I THOMASTON. NGBLFBORO. once offered for n horse. Yet twoYTDI the1 pitchers whom the Brooklyns turnei out John Mason of Boston is |n guest at the I)r. Judkins of Rockland was in town | There is a great run of fish at the Mills n o o k on the commons last winter nre whsilng Central House. their games for ot her clubs right al op g— Friday afternoon. this week. D in d e r , The Sage Points the Moral of ! ? 't 1(or, ','T , B° 8tonB ““ d for Elliott Tolman of Rockland, who has been John Roakes returned home from North Miss Sadie Barstow is teaching school at o r w c ^ i anJ , the Phlladeiphias.‘hiladelphias. visiting friends here returned home Friday, Conway Thursday night. North Nohlehoro. BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER, the Boston Fire. In Young the Clevelands come very pear Thursday F. S. Walls received a tele gram L E. (iilchrest feasted on new potatoes of W. N. >i b linjAr the carriage builder is i having the best, pitcher in the couiSry. informing him of the serious illness of his his own raising for dinner Friday. having a (inc run ot work. There are qualities about Young wllich mother at Liberty. Front St., Bath, Maine. QP j iv er(")iI* The member* of the Scgochct Club were Neb n Hal! has suffered a shock of now tiie rim ,lies could win. combine to make him a player any rtlub Inez, daughter of Dr. Smith, has had a left in darkness Thursday evening by some par.i 1\ sis But js a little better. X “ Every ppRcrlptlon of W ort pertaining to the I might feel happy to possess. He is country very severe attack of mumps, the doctor sa\s Rook Binding Buclncft* Executed Promptly. W i l e Guaiacol defect in the electric lights. i born and bred. In his hardy frame are one of the worst cases he ever say. ' • la .. ie Bryant is having excellent suc i muscles fashioned and seasoned by bracing, George II. Reynolds from Hallowell who cess in teaching on the West Neck. Estimates given on Enrge or Small Jobs It is as easy to explain a cold as to We ought to have street lamps of -. in • If T h e y I ln d Clcvelnnd'a Pitchers, They , pure country air. by nutritions, wholesome has been serving a two years sentence in the Miss A rv 1 Wi. Tow « teaching a fine cateli one. 'f l i c skin, exposed to a sud sort. For a large business town like this, ue prison left Friday morning. W ould Capture tlie Pennant In a Canter. I country food and by the training of work are behind the times in this matter. school in the Genthner school house. Why J’lh lu / Young Succeeded—One 1 on a farm. lie g r e w tip without suffering Mrs. Thomas W. Williams and daughter den change in temperature, censes to Alexander Gillis of North Haven was down Thirty men and a team of six oxen were at ; harm from the temptations of city life, Mary came from B- -tun Thursday where they work <»n the road at Winslow’s Hill Thurs throw off waste matter, and double duty Thing Tliat I n Abend of Ik ing In Society. i and all of those steady habits which ho to see the hoys Friday. He says business is have been spending several weeks. rather dull in the north island town just at day. is imposed upon the lungs. Hence, in What sweeping floods may come from ' contracted as n country hoy he has wisely A cablegram received here announces the carried with him into his baseball career. present. As that is quite a summer resort the Rev. G. W. F. Hill of Waldoboro preached COCHRAN, BAKER & CROSS neglecting lit; le leaks was aptly illustrated arrival of ship J. B. Thomas, Capt. William J. a fine sermon here in exchange with our flammation of the bronchial tubes and by the fire which broke out, under the 50 Young is not only a great pitcher now, but best part of the year is before them, through i.ertnond, at Plymouth, England, from Taco and they will soon he reaping the monetary pastor a week ago. FIRK, MARINE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT frequently consumption. A medicine to cent seats of the Boston club during the his habits will make him a king in his class ma. second game with the Baltimores recently. for years to come, for he is still young in harvest. We have a first class blacksmith here in Insurance Agency. euro consumption must help not only Our schools close June 22. The date of the George Barstow and people come for miles From a mere small tongue of flame, caused age ns well ns in name. His success, like j How about July 4th. It is not too early to graduating exercises of the High school is not that of Nichols, lies mostly in the fact that ' talk up the matter of a 1 elehration. We un around to have their horses shod by him. Capital represented over Ninety Million Dollars the lungs but tho stomach, because good by a lighted match dropped through on decided, but will probably be about the 25th 1'iine neglected rubbish, a conflagration he has fine control, an even temper and derstand some of the boys are willing to en J. N. Perkins & Co. handle a great appetite and good digestion are required of June. The music furnished for the gradua Loeitea Adfucted and Paid at thin Office. grew winch in a few hours not only licked plenty of gray matter under his cap with ter themselves and wheels for a bicycle race. tion exercises will be by Brigham’s orchestra quantity of eggs, butter and produce, the to fortify the system. Slocum’s Ozon up the Bostons* magnificent grand stand, which to put his talents where they will do We have home talent of various kinds be of Massachusetts. eggs being collected three and four times per 406 M A IN BTKBKT ROCK LA N D but swept away acres of surrounding resi the most good. sides that could he utilized to keep the thing week. ized Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, with dences and destroyed hum an life. The Clevelands have met only their five along. Come, boys, talk the matter up. Every I hc members of the Literary Club which western rivals so far, and of the live four one acknowledges that this is a smart busi met with Miss Grace Mears Wednesday Guaiacol, is it great flesh-maker. There was gross carelessness exhibited EA ST GEORGE S RIVER. by the Boston club nnd its employees in have shown up decidedly weak. The team ness town, ami as such, we ought Jo have a ing were, sifter the reading hour, pleasantly Send for Hook on Ozone, mailed free. two ways, if the published reports of tho cannot expect the same success when they celebration. surprised by a summons to tea. The table RICE, BIRD & BARNEY, fire be true, and T have seen no contradic go east on their threo weeks’ trip along the which was Japanese in every detail looked Josiah Clark, Jr., has obtained work at Did you ever notice that each of the thous very dainty with its tempting viands and de Insurance Agents, Prepared by T. A. Slocum Co., New York. tion of the statements ns originally made. seaboard, beginning May 29. Then they ands upon thousanjfs of blocks of granite Thomaston with Burton & Williams, stone will have to face three of the strongest licate china The genuine tea was pronounced cutting. SYNDICATE BUILDING, ROCKLAND. In the first place, had there been no rub that are sent out of the sheds is marked with bish left to accumulate under the baseball teams in the League, if not four, for though ever by the non-tea-drinkers, as most excel Misses Jessie M. and Edith A. Clark have First class, strong and rellablo English and some peculiar figures or signs? They were lent. All declared it a delightful affair. American Companies nre represented by us. stand, a bundle of burning matches would the New Yorks so far have proved to he a all worse than Greek to T h e C. G. man until been visiting their sister, Mrs. Fred U. Crovel Memorial Day will be observed in Thom Telephone connect'on. 22 not have caused a fire. The superintendent great disappointment I look for them to do explained by the kindness of Foreman in Rockland. of the grounds, it seems, should have fine work as soon as they get settled down Crockett at the Bodwell company’s shed the aston this year in the usual manner. Ladies Miss Almy Coburn ha9 returned home J. C. HILL. thought of this danger, which must havo for a long series ou their own ground. other day. The plans being drawn, each are requested to aid in preparing floral deco from State Point, where she has been at work long before existed on account of the de During the visit of the western teams to stone is cut ami numbered according to the rations. ()n Tuesday and Wednesday, May for the past two months. Physician and Surgeon. the east I expect to see three or four of th 29 and 30, the G. A. R. hall will b? open for Night calls from the office. Telephone Connection posits of tinder, where spectators were sure place it is to fill. A certain pier, a certain to drop not only spent matches, but burn eastern clubs go to the front, where it will floral contributions. An invitation is ex SYNDICATE BUILDING. row in the pier, or a certain arch has its dis GLEN COVE. FOR AN D ing stum ps of cigars. be a very difficult matter to dislodge them tinguishing number of figures, and we think tended to all who served in the army ur navy, I am still fearless in my opinion that the to all S. of V. and citizens of Thomaston to E. H. WHEELER, M. D., J N FA NTS INVALIDS. In t he second place, there were no provi Mr._Crockett must have his mind well trained IRAQI V ,q n A tn S S a J MARR. A sions made on the ground to check a fire Phillies could win the pennant hands down to prevent mistakes. When these stone, join with them to honor the memory of three Mrs. J. M. Crabtree is at her daughter’s Physician and Surgeon.' should one break out—not a water plug if they had the Cleveland pitchers. It reach the building site, the builders arc en departed comrades. All members of P. Mrs E. A. Perry’s. Office Spear Block, corner Main nnd Park streets. nor a foot of hose inside the inclosure—not would be a mere canter for them. In these abled to place them, without loss of times Henry Tillson Post requested to assemble at John T- Young of Matinicus visited Zebulon even a handy bucket of water. One plug, days to he a successful pitcher is better than G. A. R. hall at one o’clock. The pioccssion R e s id e n c e 68 Masonic Street. 14 FO 0 D knowing just where each stone is to he laid. Lufkin, Tuesday. with a line of house hose, or even a few to be in society. O. I*. CAYLUR. will be formed in front of the hall under the THE ONLY PERFECT direction of the marshal of the day at 1:30 John D. Weed of North Deer Isle is at DR. WOODSIDE, buckets of water would have saved $250,000 Capt. E. J. Collin’s. Residence and Office 49 Middle St. 1 Substitute for Mother's Milk. in property and one human life. Even ns CONDENSED SPORTING CHAT. APPLETON. o'clock as follows : „ . , . . F,‘lr Haven, Vt. , Horatio Hall of Appleton was at zMbion TELEPHONE CONNECTION. Gents: —W e bnvo a baby that is Just a year ’ it was, Right Fielder Bannon attempted to Cunhing Cornet Band. ’ old, nnd n healthier, stronger nnd liner look- f The New York Yacht club will celebrate P. Henry Tillson I’oet, G. A. R. Ingraham’s, Thursday. ourh figiit the fire single handed, while it was S. J. Gushee - and wife visited in town H :— 8 to 9 a. m.; P to 2, and 7 to 0 p. m , Ing baby Is bard to find, and wo attribute it its fiftieth anniversary July 30. II. F . Carr Camp, 8. of V to the use or Mullin's Food. We could not ’ still confined to tlie heap of inflammable Wednesday. Fire Companies of ThoiniiHton Citizens. 0. A. Jacobs of Bangor is the guest of I speak too highly of IL Da n 'l M o r r is , J il his brother, C. A. Jacobs. NJ. P. JU D K IN S , WI. D ., material in which it began, by scattering Steinitz. the great chess player, is58years They will march to the cemetery where the burning material. Cyrus l ’erry has set out’* quite a patch of RESIDENCE AND OFFICE, 34 SPRING ST. _r , . x . Niantic, Conn. old. On his birthday recently he was pre strawberry plants.-'. K the usual decoration ceremonies will take Mrs. Il.ttie Henderson of Rockport was My oldest daughter owes her splendid I have often wondered why more baseball sented with a silver mounted walking stick at Granville Upham’s, last week. Office Hourh—10 to 12 a. m.; 1 to 3 and 7 to 9 p. m. health to Mellln’s Food, at least we think bo. place, after which they will return to Watts Telephone Connection. stands are not burned in this same way. at the Cosmopolitan club, New York. The ■ G. II. Page is driven with work and has to She is now 12yearsokl and weighs 125 lbs. and turn away some jobs. hall where the exercises under the direction Mrs. W. Cummings of Rockland was the Is tall and strong in proportion. N. I. B ush. As a rule, the territory under the stands and crook of the stick is beautifully decorated of Commander O. E. Copeland will he as guest of Mrs. C. W. Studley, Thursday. DR. P. E. LUCE, SEND for our honk, “ Tho Cure und with m iniature kings, rooks and other chest Mr. Dunn finished his job grading for S. J. follows: Feeding of Infants,” mailed symbols. Gushee and left Thursday morning. He did Mrs. Wm. Gurney and Mrs. Sylvester Physician and Surgeon. A Free ro any address. A Music, Band Smith of Rockville were at Mrs. C. W. Stud- Major B. G. Thomas is reported to have a good job. Ofllce, No .’IBH Main St., Pillaliiiry Block, PULPIT HARBOR- PLEASANTVILLE. OBITUARY MENTION. KNOX COUNTY CAUCUSES. SATURDAYS GAMES. The lamp in front of the church is a good Miles C. Pitcher who was reported as be Death of a Prominent Waldo Co. Busi Delegates Elected to Various Contentions—Rook Base Ball Flouriahed Daiplte the Rate—R. H. S. thing. ness Man—Thrifty Family of Boys. ing very sick continues to fail. land, Rockport and South Thomaston. Won, Y. M. C. A. Lott Charles Brown is soon to launch a large Bertie Watson received a kick on the A. D. Mathews died at his home in Liberty sloop boat. head from a horse Saturday, cutting quite a The inclemency of the weather had no The prospect of ball games or any other Friday at io a. m. aged 72 years. Mr. Isaac Brown has put a sharp roof on his gash in the scalp. terrors for the Republicans of Rockland Friday out-of-door sport looked rather dubious Sat Mathews was born in Searsmont in 1821, night about 75 of whom gathered in caucus at urday .afternoon but the High school and woodshed. Mrs. H. L. Russell who has been visiting Armory Hall. moved with his parents onto a farm in the Y. M. C. A. nines were undaunted and took Plenty of fish in the weirs at the eastern her relations in Razorville and this place re south part of the town when he was 16 years IL M. Lord, chairman of the city com end of the island. turned to her home in Rockland Saturday. mittee, called the meeting to order and called the electrics, the former to Thomaston where old and went into trade in this village in upon Ralph R. Ulmer to preside. they tackled the High Schools of that Lewis McDonald at the Thoroughfare has Sunday afternoon a horse driven by George 1866, where he has been in continuous busi Mr. Ulmer expressed his gratitude at the town, and the Y. M. G. A.’s to Camden where gone into trade again. Robbins of Union took fright and made a honor and with a few characteristically concise -©NERVOUSNESS ness for 38 years. He and hit son at the with a picked team they were to wage war bolt out of the road ever a large pile of rocks remarks took the chair. F. A. Winslow was A. J. Ames has had potatoes up four weeks, time of his death were members of the against the delegation of ball tossers of Me- into Henry Farris’s field, turning the wagon chosen secretary and the business of the two weeks ahead of last year. thriving firm of Mathews & Young. He was meeting proceeded. gunticook. up-side down, throwing Mr. Robbins and the James Webster has improved in health so regarded as a close business man, looking A committee consisting of J. W. Crocker, At Thomaston our boys won although they THOMASTON. WASHINGTON. lady with him out but not injuring them very Charles D. Jones and L. R. Campbell was much that he is able to do some planting. after the most minute details and trifles as claim that they had to play doubly good ball much. Mr. Robbins clung to the reins and he did the more important branches. Noth chosen to report a list of thirteen delegates, each to attend the state and district conven to do so. Welsh of the R. H. S. team fairly F. E. Gilchrest and family dined the other II. Bliss, Jr., was in Augusta and Portland Grass never looked better at this season of after being dragged a few rods succeeded in ing was permitted to go to waste, and yet he tions to be held in Lewiston June 5. This dug up the ground in his stops at th’rd base day on potatoes raised this year, last week. the year. Crops are coming up very even and stopping the horse. was a just man, and very generous to all committee retired to perform its duties and a while Perry did some tall hatting. The two Ellis W. Prince ami Richard Elliott ar- ]gr,, j ui,a Kaier is visiting her daughter in are looking fine. WILEY'S CORNER? second committee was chosen to report a list those in distress. No person in want ever teams were made up as follows: rived Sunday from the Massachusetts Insti- Jefferson. Eben Brown at the Thoroughfare is digging appealed to him in vain. No subscription of 36 delegates to attend the county convcn tion to be held in this city Thursday, June 28. r . n. 8. t. n. a. tute of Technology, Boston. ' j, j . A. Hofites of No. Waldoboro was in a cellar on his lot opposite the schoolhouse Dean S. Kalloch has gone on a sea voyage. paper for a worthy object was ever presented The seven members, one from each ward, of W elsh, 3 Levsnssler, 1 Many friends sincerely regret the depart- this place Friday. and will build a house thereon. The apple trees promise an abundance of to him without securing his signature. He this committee were as fol|ows: A. G. Crockett, p Wlnchonbaoh, 3 W eeks, 1 H ew ett, p ure of Rev. 1. If. W. Wbarff and family to Mjsj Angje petkint of win(|sor Ti„ ting Mathew Leadbetter holds the wheel on the fruit this fall. was successful in business, and was ready to Thomas, F. A. Peterson, Stephen Chase, II. P erry, c G ray, c Ellsworth, and the goo.l wishes of all follow GeQrge perkinj M. Sanborn, B. C. Calder wood, Elias F. Cross CUNhninn, 2 Mero, 2 road machine at present. Benj. Fuller and family called on relatives put out his money for the benefit of this und W. L. Blackington. The state and dis B unker, m Itoakcs, m them to their new home. i . , , village. He built some years ago at great Hodgkins, 1 M urphy, r j An interesting Memorial sermon was de- Meetings of great interest arc being held at Rockland Sunday. trict committee was the first to return, Chair M iller, r H enrys, s An interesting abstract of the two sermons ,lve(ed (he church m RalorvilIe by Rcv. expense a modern grist mill which is today man Crocker reporting the following list of Luthiini, s at the west district schoolhouse. Capt. Seymour Watts and wife started for Dodge. I delivered•ltvr»r#»r1 in fbn the Cnno'lCong’l rhnrrh-church, SundftVSunday last.last, I j, considered among the best in the state and delegates nominated: b±E T he sumrmm a r y : Run«. R. II. B. 18, T . II. B. 10. We are having a first class school in district New York last week to join his vessel which Base hits, R. If. 8. 15, T. II. 8.8. Home run Perry. by Rev. Mr. Dole, pastor of Bath’s Sweden- has built several fine houses for rent. To tub S t a te Convention a t L ew isto n : Three base hits Gray 2. Two baso hits, Weeks 2. B. P. Upham is improving very much in 5^ taught by Miss Lora Staple?. is loaded and ready to sail. borgian church will appear in The C.-G. next He leaves a widow and one son. The A F Crookett, Hit by pitched hall Weeks. Hewett, Murphy. health. He is now able to go out doors W II Fogler, Bases on balls, by Crockett 3; by Hewett 7. Struck week. Ira Webster and Samuel Nutt have a large Decoration Day will not be observed in remains were taken to Belfast for burial, all E II Butler, out by Crockett 19; by Hewett II. Umpire Itca- A I> Bird, «nn. pleasant weather. sloop boat and arc going fishing. this place this year, but flags and wreaths by his and bis wife’s connections living there. Mrs. N. A. Ashton and daughter Miss E F Hooper, At Camden it was very much the reverse Mr. and Mrs. Freeman W. Smith of Rock Benj. K. Carver is at work in Boston with comrades from out of town will decorate the Sanford Mathews of the firm of Mathews F M Blmw, Mattie A. Ashton, who have been spending I) N Mortlnnd, For five innings both sides played phenomena I land were in town Friday visiting Mrs. A1 his aunt, who keeps a boarding house. graves of soldiers here. Bros., Belfast, is his only living brother. Ilis E II Law ry, the winter in San Luis Obi?po, California, ar I1|M I .ord, ball, and viewed from our standpoint the only meda Booker. They were on the way to Au Hanson Crockett has sold his house to Capt. Robert Gilchrest who has been laid parents and live brothers are buried there, oh rived here Friday night and are guests at Col. .1 eph Greenlialgh, trouble with the remainder of the game was gusta. Frank Cooper and bought one of Fremont up with rheumatism (during the past three three of the brothers being residents of Bel D 11 Ingraham, S. II. Allen’s------Col. C. A. Leighton arrived E A .JoiiuH, that the Camdcns kept up their good work “Mis. George Perkins is dead!” was th< years still continues quite lame. It is hoped fast at the time of their death, viz., the late Charles Smith, home Friday night------Mrs. Robert Crosby re Beverage. while the visitors went to pieces. turned home from Portland Friday night----- startling announcement that flew abroad in he will regain his health. Noah Mathews of the firm of Woods, To the District Convention at Ixwiston: C. S. Staples is improving the lot of land he W T Cobb, Camden was a crack team, the best, Wilbur onr village about seven o’clock Tuesday morn Mathews & Baker, and president of the Bel r . P. Peterson came from Portland Friday bought of R ,L. Crabtree. He has had it The drama “ Uncle Josh” was played at J E Rhoades, says, since the town ever played baseball. D. ing, May 22. Few could believe it: but the fast National Bank; Capt. Adelbert Mathews E p h P erry, night. plowed, leveled off and sowed to oats. Knox hall, So. Thomaston, Friday evening. E Mont Perry, Wardwell at short put up a great game while The new steam laundry, Peterson & Mero rumor was only too true. The suddenness of On account of the bad weather there was not of the 2nd Maine Cavalry, and furniture L It Campbell, Mrs. George E. Carver will soon go to John Lovejoy, the out-tielders spoiled lots of good hits for proprietors, was opened to business yestcr-1 her death renders everybody more than sym a very large crowd present, but they highly dealer; and Spencer Mathews of the firm of Mount Desert where she will join her hus M PJudkiuH, Rockland. day. The machinery is all first-class and all pathetic in the great sorrow that has come to enjoyed the entertainment. The band was Mathews Bros. They were all a thrifty set of 11 N Keene, band who is running a granite barge there. E II Wheeler, For the Y. M. C. A. team Winslow and work will be done in a skillful manner. The the family and friends. She was out calling present and rendered some selections during boys who knew what poverty was, their S T h ay er Kim ball, Wni II K ittredge, Kalloch did battery work. Kalloch caught a the afternoon before in her usual health. All When we get our roads completed 1 the evening, the entertainment winding up father dying when they were quite young, proprietors are business men who intend Theodore Snow, first-class game, but pitching with a wet three- who knew Mrs. Perkins admired her and shall be pleased to see our neighbors from leaving them on an , isolated farm in a poor It It Ulmer. t making their work known all over the county with a social dance which was kept up till the cornered ball was a feat Winslow could not by its superior excellence. The most expert those who knew her best loved her most* Vinalhaven spinning over them on their small hours of the morning. locality with nothing but their hands to II. M. Sanborn of the committee to select a list of delegates to the county convention, solve, and while he was only hit for nine “ wheels.” scratch with. help is employed. Joseph Feyler who won Mrs. Perkins was 32 years of age. She will reported as follows: singles, bases on balls accumulated to a fright Enos Cooper is soon to take his schooner HURRICANE. The late Noah Mathews when he first left such an enviable reputation for turning out be greatly missed on every side and especially ward 1 ful extent. The Y. M. C. A’s. batted in fear to the Little Thoroughfare where she will be home worked in a brick yard in Belfast for Ephrlnm Perry, fine laundry work, is with the new firm by the grief stricken husband and son, a boy Miss Jennie Patterson went to the city Fri ful luck. Grounders went straight for Wilbur looked after and the old gentleman cared for $12 a month in summer, and taught a country A .1 Bird, Mondays and Thursdays the company’s team of 12, and her mother who resides in Augusta. day. Clarke Walker, and Wardwell and flies fell into somebody’s- After a brief and touching prayer by Rev. by Edmond Cooper. school in winter at about the same price. A G T hom as, will call at all the houses in town and Thurs T. W. Haddicanand family spent Sunday at J W Anderson, hands. The nines played as lollows : days and Fridays goods will be delivered W. W. Davis at the Central House where the Granite Island. WARD 2 FRATERNITY FACTS. CAMDBN. Y. M. O. i Teams will also be sent into the surrounding family have boarded for two years, the re APPLETON. C A Crockett, B ryant, in H ow ard, 2 Services were held at the hall Sunday by K F Hooper, Robbins, 2-p Costner, r-3 towns for patronage. The new firm means mains enclosed in a beautiful white casket K C R ankin, Merldlth, c Simonton, c-1 Rev. Fr. Coughlin. Newsy Notes from Ihe Ssoret Hair of the Active F M Shaw, business. which was covered with a profusion of flowers Rev. G. L. Young went to So. Hope Satur W ilbur, 3 Brown, 1 Mrs. Julia Richards of Lowell is visiting Ana Bt Clair, I). W ardw ell, s K alloch, c l were taken to Windsor, her former home, day. and Mysterious Society Goat. WARD 3 H ill, p.2 Winslow, p CAMDEN. at E. J. Cushing’s. G L Farraad, Johnson, 1 Magee, r accompanied by many friends and neighbors, J. L. Wentworth and wife visited in Hope C B Crockett, L. Wardwell, 1 Bass, in where the funeral services were held in the Sunday. Isaac Parker has moved into the tene Thursday evening of this week King Solo C A Rose, Bavrycr, r Me Loon, s K E Payson W atson 3 W. M. Randall of Portland was here Fri church. It was a large gathenng, and a sad ment formerly occupied by Daniel McRae. mon Chapter, No. 8, R. A. M. holds a special W A Albee, day. L. M. Gushee’9 buildings look fine in their one, all listening with tearful eyes to the elo Mrs. Olive Cummings accompanied by her convocation for the purpose of conferring the WARD 4, Granville Ringman has recently been in new coat. It B M iller. Innings, 1 2 3 4 5 9 7 8 9 brother, John E. Miller, is visiting at Apple- Mark degree upon two or more candidates. town. quent remarks of Mr. Merrithew, the resi Mr. and Mrs. Paul of Morrill visited at A J Shaw . Camdcns 3 2 0 0 0 0 2 3 x - ton. The Past and M. E. degrees also may be con II M Bunborn. Y. M .C . A . 00000200 1- Mountain cemetery fence needs attention dent clergyman, and all followed her remains J P Cllly. Stephen Simmons' Sunday. ferred at this meeting upon one candidate. badly. to her last resting place. The band boys assembled on the bluffs op F A Window. Two baso bits, Kalloch 5 Mr. Chaples is at work for G. W. Bach- • Robbins, Wilbur, Hows , ______S. G. Ritterbush is in Castine measuring for No. Washington.—Augustus Linscott of posite the store Sunday evening and gave us balls, Robbins 2, Wilbur, I). Wardwell, John steel ceiling*. elder, Union, burning lime. Truo P I’lerce. son, Howard 2, Brown. Struck out, Merldlth, Stickney’s Corner was in town recently------some very good music. Friday evening occurs the stated assembly M A .JohnNon. Johnson, Blraouton, Brown, Kalloch, Winslow 2, E. M. Curtis has returned from a short Mrs. Asenah Brown, Hope, attended Me ItC Hull. Watson. Double plays, I). Wardwell and Wilbur. F. W. Cunningham is at Cooper’s Mills, work Miss Lizzie Landers, who has been stay of King Hiram Council;. No. 6, R. and S. M. E \V Portor. visit in Belfast. morial sermon here Sunday. Passed halls, Meredith 2, Kalloch 2. Wild pitches, ing at his business, landscape photography ing a few days with her brother, J. T. Lan There will be routine business and the con W F Tibbetts. Winslow 3, Hill 1. Hit by pit died ball, Howard. John Curtis is making improvements upon Mrs. Eunice Kirk and son-in-law of War ferring of degrees as several candidates are in Time 2 hours. Umpire, Bird of Rockland. his home on High street. ------Bial Howard who recently returned from ders, has retnrned to Rockland. D II Ingraham. a long sojourn in California, was taken sick ren came to Appleton Sunday. Mrs. R. readiness to receive them. George D Hayden. Some radical improvements are being made Louis D. Pulsifer of Bangor is visiting Mrs. MATINICUS’ W M Tapley. E. E. Hosmer, High street. and died very suddenly Saturday night. The will stop till after Memorial Day. 4 on the Broadway baseball grounds, and weather permitting, a thousand people ought ^and Mrs. F. M. Preble returned home funeral services were held Tuesday, Rev. Many of our farmers have hoed their early Capt. Preston Ames is visiting his wife and Monday evening next there will be a special to see the Memorial Day game between the night from Ludlow, Vt. E. S. Shattuck officiating------The recent rains peas and other garden truck. Vegetation is new son at Owl’s Head. conclave of Claremont Commandery, No. 9, W ard 7 It R Ulmer, Y. M. C. A.’s and High schools tomorrow. . v ^ ^R s. CCaroline Rose entertained the Dick have started the grass finely and farmers pre looking fine since the rains. K. T.r lor work on the Order of the Temple. Geo F Thomas, ens Club Friday evening in her inimitable Seth E. Condon of Rockland arrived here Sam'l Derby, The fence which blew down last March haa dict a bountiful crop------Again we hear the Mrs. S. W. Cummings, Hurricane, is visit Three candidates are entitled to the Order •John W T urner, quaint way. the 26th to visit his father. been replaced, the grand stand has been fixed whistle from the So. Liberty Lumber Co.’s ing in Appleton, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. and it is expected that all of them will be AV L Bluckington, Mrs. Fred M. Richards came home from Capt. Ezekiel B. Ames is visiting iiis daugh At large, Btophon Chase, up and when the diamond has been rolled, Boston Friday night after a stay at her sister’s, big steam mill------Charles Evans of Cam- IL Cummings. present. This will bo the first attempt in this ter, Mrs. Evelyn Smith, on Lane’s Island, The report of the two committees- was ac exerything will be in apple-pie order. John Mrs. A. W. Keene. bridgeport, Mass., visited his brother IL F. And what will make our merchants rustle, Commandery to confer the Order of the cepted. The delegations were authorized to Vinalhaven. Brennan acts as superintendent of operations Evans last week------Frank Bradstreet & Co Aud all our business people bustle, Temple according to the new ritual. fill vacancies. The caucus was entirely har The residence of C. W. Atkins is being The Matinicus Fishing Go. is busily of Palermo purchased a large quantity of Aud till our streets with stir und bustle? monious and thanks are due Chairman Ulmer with the able assistance of Morris Wilson and thoroughly renovated, and will soon present engaged in putting down weirs: One at the for the able manner in which he presided. potatoes of farmers in this vicinity last The Georges Valley Railroad. Geo. Day. The gtwo teams will play as fol* ctive appearance. Ball, one at Sandy Beach and one at N. E. Gen. Berry Lodges K. of P., had a special lows tomorrow: week----- Chas. Cunningham has removed O ur quarries, too, of lime and alato, Fung Ladies Whist C lub was enter- Point. meeting for drill work last night. Y. M, C. A , positions R . II. 8 the wall in front of his house and it looks Equal to any in tho state, ay evening by Miss Marian Kelley. Will be developed, sure as fate, Mrs. Arvesta J. Young and niece, Miss Rockport’s Republicans met in caucus, Simonton, c Perry much better------F. Hall of “Winsor” was in Saturday, and chose the following delegates: P C rockett Curtis, Misses Susie Knowlton, By the Georges Valley Railroad. Adella Abbott, visited friends and relatives Knox Lodge, 1 .0 / O. F., had degree work Winslow, 1 W ppIth town Wednesday------Mrs. Osgood Collins now «A 2 CurihmiS lucklin, Sarah Glover were guests of in Rockland, Glen Cove and Vinalhaven last night. To the State Convention, II. L. Shepherd, presented her husband with a fine 12 pound Kalloch, 3 Welch Lunch of fruit punch, water bis- VINALHAVEN. recently. A. S. Buzzell, W. A. Merriam. » I.alham boy Wednesday------Miss Howard of Lowell, STEAMBOATS. District Convention, N. J. Tibbetts, P. B. McL. H odgkins Ler salad, angel cake, and lemon Bass, B unker served. Silver glove buttoners Mass., was in town recently, called here by Capt. Joseph Arey has his boat nearly com OWL’S HEAD. Cooper, S. J. Treat. Castn Mille r Steamers Penobscot and Lewiston made zenirs. the death of her father. pleted. County Convention, J. S. Foster, G. H. M. The game will be called at 3 o’clock. Miss Nettie Dyer is at home. extra trips Sunday to clean up the accumula The children enjoyed a matinee Saturday Barrett, J. F. Shepherd, P. Wiley, G. T. Hark Ihe Y. M. C. A’ s play the ^Camdens Satur* EAST GEORCES RIVER. We shall have two mails a day beginning ROCKPORT. afternoon. tion of freight at Boston ness, S. J. Treat, C. F. Knight, F. T. Caswell. day on the Broadway grounds. June ist. L. F. Davis returned home from Portland The many friends of Calvin Castner were The summer arrangement of the Boston & Resolutions were adopted, endorsing the herd and wife were in Portland S. M. Smith has set more shade trees about Friday night. Bangor steamers commences June 52, when candidacy of J. S. Foster, esq., of Rockport pleased to see him about the shop, Friday. his grounds. THE CHURCHES. L. S. Wheeler of Clark Island spent Sun it is expected the new steamer Bangor will be for count) attorney and the delegates were in rise kiln of the Shepherd Com- Fred Coombs helped in his brother’s-barber Capt. Hiram Small caught lobsters and day with friends here. ready to go on the route. structed to use all honorable means to secure shop last week, as Roy has started a yacht. p jtatoes in one of bis lobster traps set near Rev. \\ . \V. Ogier, lli« new presiding el leton is filling up his big kiln Chas. II. Kalloch was at the Big Landing The summer arrangement of the Bluehill A. his nomination. He says he is going to build one for himself beep Island Ledge. q< Rockland M. E. District, lias not f» ring. Saturday on business. Ellsworth line goes into effect June 13, con this time. All he has built thus far have been decided whither he will continue the pi caught some 75 alewives at the Mr. ami Mrs. N. C. Bassick of Big Land necting with the Boston & Bangor steamers. At the South T homaston Republican cau t waters, last week. prize winners. CUSHING- lieation of the District Tidings or not, 1 ing called on friends here Sunday. Steamer Vinalhaven of the Rockland, Via- cus Saturday, J. II. Kalloch was chosen __E. A. Wentworth has been in Port There was a dance in the opera house, Fri the probability is that he will not. Capt. Joseph Hayes has got his yacht in The bard boys gave a dance in Rivers’ hall alhaven and Swan’s Island line enters on her chairman and J. M. Bartlett secretary. land receiving treatment for her eves. day evening, after the entertainment by the Tuesday night. Rev. W. A. Newcombe of Tboraasl Eugene Regan, who was brought here on fine trim for the summer season. summer time table June 1, leaving Swan’s Delegates to State Convention were chosen Brennan Dramatic Co. Owing to the rain it as follows, W. IL Holman, G. C. Horn, F. J. preached at the Fijst Baptist church Sunt suspicion of breaking into the cottages at Geo. P. Wilson and son who recently purch Messrs, Butler and Carroll have bought Island every week day at 6 o’clock, Green’s was not as well attended as usual, but those Dow. morning—a very thoughtful and logical s Ballard park, confessed and has been bound ased Hospital Point will use it this season to John R. Beckett’s farm. Mr. Butler ind Landing 7:10* Vinalhaven S:2O a. m., arriv over to the September term of court. who were cut said they enjoyed themselves mo« on ^Holiness’'------The chorus choir pasture colts in. bride have moved on the farm and Mr. ing in Rockland about 9 :q5. Returning Leaves District Convention, W. H. Holman C. C. A. P. Spear, the travelling agent of the and the music furnished by Please, Lyons the First Baptist church will have an ent Carroll and family are expected soon. Rockland at 2 p. m., Vinalhaven at 3:30 Horn, F. J. Dow. Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Co., was in The grass is looking rather better than usual and Mrs. Folinan. tainment Weiinostlay evening of next wt Green’s Landing at 5, arriving at Swan’s Knox County Convention, F. S. Hayden town last week and sold to the tire depart for the time of year and farmers are look- ST. GEORGL to raise funds to pay for music------A new a ment 500 feet of Bay State jacket hose. This Island at 7. The steamer connects at Swan’s li. A. Finery, Lester Rokes, W. A. Adams, .ng for a big crop of hay. FRIENDSHIP. very pleasing departure at the Congregatio; fcbose is warrant* - . p ! f , -- Poxi CLYDii.------Capt. Trussell is having a I dand with steamer Electa for Black. Island. F. R. Piersons, Amos Fisk, G. C. Horn. Albert (. reamer has moved into the Mar Sunday evening services is a chorus eh A recent item in the Tribune relating to cargo of lumber discharged this week------shall house recently purchased by Thomas composed of the following: Misses Cat HOPE. our town as a paradise for paupers we Orea Hupper has turn down his old barn and At the Camden Republican caucus held in Marston of Waldoboro. I'lootl, Edith Simonton, Mary Case, Mart believe to he correct. We also believe that is building a new one------Two marriages the the office of Keuel Robinson Friday the fol H ead-oi '--h ie -Laki..—Mr. Hoffses of May, Alena and Ada Young, tills Eal Misses Edith A. and Jessie M. Clarke who the reason that Knox Comity is not now a past week and more expected soon------Sew :Most Popular Young Lady: Rockland is working lor S. J. Gushee lowing delegates to the state convention were Jennie hales, Roberta Stubbs, Evie iturbai nave been visiting their sister Mrs. F. W. paradise for paupers is because our wise and ing circles last week at Mrs. George Wash IN KNOX COUNTY. ■ Mrs. Julia Carter spent last week at D. X. chosen: Keuel Robinson, F.A.B, Singhi, Anne Rice, Ellen Rice, Julia Spear, M Cole’s visiting her son, Alonzo A.----- Grass! Covel in Rockland the past week have re- burn’s------On account of the storm Friday efficient Board of < ounty Commissioners F. J.Wiley and M. T. Crawford. Those for the Foster, W, F. Tibbetts, Geo. E. Torr is looking finely in the vicinity. I he apple, turned home instituted a terror to tramps, in the shape of a ’.he “ District Skule” was postponed one week. pear kand plum trees are blossoming abun- ’THE MAINE MUSIC COMP’Y: county convention were: B. F. Adams, M. T. H. M. Sanborn, Mr. Harrison, w JKtly. The heavy frost on the 15th nipped ch&ace to exercise theii muscles on a stone in OP KOCXLANI), MB., ; Crawford, G. T. Hodginan, F. M. Richards, MARTINSVILLE. James Wight leader anti Mrs. Jan tlfe early potatoes- There were several gen a striped suit. Our honored townsman Capt. » Will ou July 4 give- to the Young Lady In* F. A. D. Singhi, Reuel Robinson,J. I Knowl » Knox County having the Luryeet Numbur of' Wight organist. Sunday evening the ch tlemen staying at Arthur Wentworths hut M. B. Cook is one of the board, and every ton, A. B. Arey, D. W. Russell and J. W. Aveek, fishing on the lake------Chas. Abbott is Nelson Gardner is confined to the house » Votes, u 1 sang Gounod’s “Praise Ye the Father” v tax payer in town ought to thank him for Ogier. at work for W. O. Norwood. with sickness acceptably. what he has done to lighten they: burdens C o u g h in g Samuel Gardner has purchased 0 cow of : McPhail Grand Dpriulit Piano: for them. Mark Marshall. leads to Consumption. Stop Count This Ona Vote for < Albert Rawley and wife are visiting at NORTH UNION. Our New Lasts Ihe Cough, heal the Lungs Capt. Joshua Hawley’s. Mrs. Lucy Thompson was the guest of her in Men’s Husset and strengthen the System Received Tobias Clark has been making extensive sister, Mrs. Fossett, last week. Shoes, widths w i t h J P o r - repairs on the Blake cottage. Mrs. George Carter of Rockland Highlands B , 0 , D, E. They fit like Gloves, The Ladies Sewing Circle will meet with is visiting her mother, Mrs. Brackett. and are beauties and are selling fast, Mrs. Sarah Harris Thursday afternoon. All Mrs. Dr. Rowe of Oakland visited her S c o tt’s dao Black Goods, K a n g a ro o , Cor- arc invited grandmother, Mrs. Bowler, last week. P ill out this blank anil semi to, >VUU and Calf, aud all style toe. Mortun Jones an.I family will move Jesse Fierce and wife of Beverly, Mass., ; Maine Music Co., Itoekluuil, Me. \ also having many new stylea Souths# I were called home to attend the funeral of E m vision ‘1 . . .. 11- „ Mr. Rn hardson. Mrs. Fierce’s sister, Mrs. Messer. i,adieb Boots and Shoes. n e Buttle Steele, Bock land...... I Nellie, wife of Elmer Messer, died at her the Cream of C od-liver Oil Eminu Clark, “ 13464 Contains all the latest telegraphic news. the finest selection east of Port- LIBERTY. Mr».Frank H.Miller, “ •• 85SU You should examine this I home last T uesday after a lingering illness and hypophosphites. it is May Wentworth, “ ’sJh8 Annie Burns, “ 4848 Special correspondents in every town in Knox County. Several good burses have Tillson Post. The orator of the occasion BOSTON LETTER. will he Rev. W. W. Ogier, the newly elected presiding elder of Rockland M. E. Our Weekly News Note6 From New The Movements of Vessels, District. The Cushing Band will furnish England’s Great Metropolis. Notes and the Like. music for the day. FULLER & COBB. Grand Army Hall will he opened all day Boston, May 28. Sch. Mail sailed Saturday for Bangor to Memorial Sunday Observances Tuesday and Wednesday, a. m., where all It is reported about town that Alderman load laths for New York. floral contributions will be received. Boardman Hall will be a candidate for mayor Sch. C. B. Wood was in here Saturday and and Plans for Decoration Day. this year. It is certain that Mayor Mathews sailed for Sullivan to load stone for Philadel At Vinalhaven the usual elaborate service will retire at the end of the present term, and phia. JVInvlf D o w n will be held. The procession forms in front some one must be selected to carry the demo Sch. Richard Law went to Green’s Land ing Saturday to load stone for New York. Impressive Servlets nt Pratt Memorial of Tost headquarters at 1 :3c) p. m. and cratic standard. Mr. Hall, who is a native WEDNESDAY S a l e o f marches to the soldiers monument. Aids: Sch. Martha T. Thomas, Smith, sailed from of Maine, possesses a very essential quality, Matanzas 17th for Delaware Breakwater. (liurrli, Tills City—Arran grim nfs F. S. Walls, E. H. Lyford. Vinalhaven Band, as a vote getter he is hard to equal, he is Sch. Robert McFarland, Montgomery, was Made For Wednesday—Sunday O. P. Lyons leader. Orators of the day, popular, and is making an efficient and able in port at Matanzas for North of Hatteras Rev. Wm. H. Littlefield and Rev. Wm. E* 17th. Exercises In the Tliomnstcn Baptist alderman. After leaving college he studied Cask in; town officers, T. G. I.ihhy Camp, law with Att’y. Gen. McLellan, then came to Sch, John II. Platt will bring coal from Ladies’ Misses’ and Children’s Jackets! Church—Camden, Rockport and Other S. of V., Fred Snow, Capt.; Lafayette Carver Boston University and graduated with high Philadt Iphia to Salem. Post, W. S. Vinal, S. V. commander. After honors. 11 is ability as a lawyer is recognized Sch. N na Tillson, Green, is bound to Bal County Places. timore from Hillsboro, N. B., with plaster. exercises at the monument the procession will and with his many admitted qualifications he O^E-HALF PRICE. march to John Carver cemetery and thence Sch. Atfelia T. Carleton, Wall, cleared 23d would make a good mayor. at Washington for Norfolk. to Town hall where an address will he de Sch. Bessie E. Creighton, Mathews, bad The G. A. R. services at Pratt Memorial livered by Fast Department Commander Mrs. Jennie H. Burbank and Mr. Nathan bottom caulked and painted at New York. Church, Sunday morning were, very impres Wainwright Cushing of Foxcroft, Maine. Hatch were quietly married at the residence The Creighton is loading at New York for 100 New Duck Suits, Children’s Gingham Dresses, Boys’ Suspendr W aists from sivc and interesting. Edwin Libby Post, Citizens are requested to close their places of of the bride’s mother, 39 Burgess street, Para. G. A. R., attended in a body accompanied by Dorchester, on Wednesday evening, the cere Schs. Addle Clement from Penobscot with Fine Percale, business from 12 m. to 6 p. m. 2, 3 and 4 years, the members of the Relief Corps and Ander mony being performed by Rev. C. S. Rogers. brick, and General Grant from Bangor with The usual services will he held in Union. lumber, to W. II. Glover Co., arrived Satur $2.00 to $5.00. son Camp, S. of V. The pastor, Rev. C. W Mrs. Hatch is a well known Dorchester lady, day. The address will he delivered in Town 1 Ialj Bradlec, preached an eloquent and thoughtful and Mr. Hatch is a former resident of Thomas Sch. Charity, with lumber from Bangor, for 50c. in the afternoon by II. M. Lord of Rockland. ton, who has resided in Dorchester the past 25c each. Also Duck Vests in Endless discourse. Excellent music was furnished by Weymouth, was in the harbor Saturday. the church’s chorus choir under the lead of few years. The house was prettily decorated Sch. Jennie G. Pillsbury, Pillsbury, sailed In Camden Rev. F. M. Preble, at the James Wight, with Mrs. E. A. Jones organist, with cut flowers and potted plants. The Saturday for New York, with stone from Equal to any $1.25 W aist. v a rie ty . Chestnut street Baptist church, preached the The opening anthem, “Give Peace’’ by wedding was private, only the relatives and a Frankfort. sermon, and it was a masterly effort. The Callcott, was especially effective, as were Mrs. few intimate friends being present. Many Sch. G. M. Brainerd, Mullen, with stone Misses Gingham and Cham music was especially pleasing, Miss Gertrude for Philadelphia from Vinalhaven, sailed Sat Jones’ organ numbers. The choir numbers very pretty and very handsome presents were Kidder, Mrs. E. Crockett, Miss Hattie Gill urday. bray Dresses, 2 to 10 years, dozen members. received by the happy couple, among them Misses’ and Children’s Reef, W e are showing 25 different and Messrs. Tetley, Packard, Hooper and Sch. Catawarateak, Norton, went to Vinal Quite elaborate plans have been made for being a beautiful parlor lamp, the gift of the haven Saturday to load for Washington. Andrews participating. Memorial Day, which comes tomorrow. The young People’s Bible class of the Baker ers, 2 to 10 years, styles of Ladies’ Outing The program for Wednesday is as follows: A contract has been made with the Davis graves at Sea View and other outlying ceme Memorial M. E. church of which both arc Wrecking Co., of New Bedford, to float the 75c, SI, 11.50. Comrades will assemble at G . A. R. hall at one teries will be decorated by details in the members. Mr. and Mrs. Hatch will reside schooner A. F. Crockett, ashore at Harvey S u its. o’clock p. m. The procession will be formed Cedars, N. J., the wreckers to have 50 per forenoon. The services of the day will be at 39 Burgess street, Dorcheter and will he at at 2, right of line resting on Elm street in cent, salvage on vessel and cargo delivered in $1.25, $1.50, $2. held at Achorn Cemetery. The procession home to their friends on June 4 and 18 front of the C amden Opera House. Follow New York. Capt. Thorndike is still with the will form at I 130 p. m. at the Post head vessel. Boys V V W aists, ing is the order: $5.00 quarters, under the direction of Capt. Ralph In the large audience which crowded the Sch. Jr V , I. Snow, Snow, arrived' in New Mitrshul of the day, D. G. Andrews and Alda. R. Ulmer of Co. II, ist Regiment, N. G. S. M., Rockport Band, Chas. Veazle leader. Boston Theatre to its utmost capacity on the York 25th, 3 days from Cape Haytien,*with Officers of the town and corporation. logwood. W ill buy a pretty suit, blue or Tillson Light Infantry, and will march to the occasion of manager William Harris’ testi- 70c. Clergy and Invited guests. Sch. Melissa A. Willey, Willey, sailed from cemetery, headed by drum corps. Tillson Geo. 8. Cobb Post, J. 8. Knowlton Commander. monal last Thursday afternoon were quite a Schools. Savannah 26th for Portland. b la c k . Light Infantry, Anderson Camp, S. of V,, Citizens. number of well known Maine people, among Disabled comrades In carriages. Sch. Abbie S. Walker. Dobbin, arrived at and the city fire department will participate them Mr. and Mrs. C. Vey Holman and Mr Philadelphia 26th. 50 dozen La The procession will march to Mountain in the parade. At the cemetery there will be Harry Ross of Rockland. Ship Cyius Wakefield, 2,013 tons, built in Boys Kilts made from Ging Street Cemetery where appropriate exercises an address by Dr. R. B. Miller. Thomaston in 1S82, has been sold at $25,000 dies’ Print will he held and the graves of the comrades ham and Chambray, The services in the evening will be held in R. IL Crockett, E. F. Hooper, W. T. Cobb, for San Francisco account. dedicated. The procession will then reform, W ra p p ers, the First Baptist Church at 7130 p. m., where W. A. Ilcaley, Rev. Fr. Coughlin, Capt. Sch. Mary Snow, Cameron, arrived Mon march back to the place of starting and he day from Boothbay. the oration will be delivered by Col. W. T H. G. Hall, Frank C. Norton, Mrs. W. F dismissed, after which a supper will be served Sch. Alalanta, Cole sailed for Portsmouth Eustis of Dixfield. Music for the occasion Norcross and Mrs. Mary Maddocks were $1.00 to $1.25. by the Relief Corps to all who participate, in Monday with lime from F. Cobb & Co. We show the will be furnished by the chorus choir of the some of the Rockland people seen about town G. A. R. hall. last week. Bark Leva S. Andrews, Wheeler, arrived 79c church. in New York 26th, from St. Jago via Dela Finest Line of The Post and invited guests will assemble ware Breakwater 21 days, with sugar. Capt. N. B. Jordan of the ship R. D. Rev. J. II. Parshley delivered the Memo at G. A. R. hall at 7.30 p. m., and proceed to Parasols in Rice which has just arrived at New York Sch. Red Jacket was at Boothbay Saturday, Boys Print Waists 4 to 12 rial sermon at Lewiston Sunday and the the Baptist Church on Chestnut street to bound to New York. L ik e c u t; from San Francisco was here last week on the city. : : Lewiston Sun has the following to say of that listen to a memorial day address by F. S. Sch. James W. Bigelow, Bird, arrived in y ears, Libbey. Appropriate music, both vocal and his way to his home in Thomaston. New York 25th, 19 days from Santa Cruz worth $1.25. eloquent preacher. with cedar and mahogany. “The members of the Grand Army Posts instrumental, will he furnished. Band con Miss Lilia Bumps of Thomaston, who has cert at 7.30 o’clock p. m. J. S. Knowlton Sch. Robert A. Snow, Pillsbury, is cKkr*— 25c. and the Relief Corps, and a thousand or more been spending the winter in Florida for her tered to load stone at Vinalhaven for Wash is commander of the Post and G. F. Went of other people, gathered in City hall, yester health, spent last week in this city while ington. day afternoon, and listened to a memorial worth adjutant. en route to Thomaston. Capt. Arthur Wingfield, of brig M. C. Haskell, went to New York Monday. address by Rev. Mr. Parshley of Rockland. The Memorial Sunday sermon at Rock Chas. E. Weeks was in town Thursday Bark John R. Stanhope is to be sold at “The exercises were under the auspices of port was delivered by Rev. J. L. Folsom* having just returned from a business trip to auction at Key West today. the Lewiston Y. M. C. A., and President pastor of the M. E. church, and proved very New York. Mr. Weeks left for Rockland on Sch. D. W. Hammond, Collins, was loaded F U L L E R & C O B B , Syndicate Building Gerrish introduced the speaker. pleasing and profitable to the large audience* and in the stream last night for Boston, from the Penobscot Thursday night. “Mr. Gerrish said: ‘Mr. Parshley spoke Norwood Post assisted Sunday afternoon in Farrand, Spear & Co. here last year and everyone was so much Sch. Effie J. Simmons, Dunn, loaded from services at West Rockport. Gen. and Mrs. Davis Tillson and Mrs. pleased that we are all glad to hear him this Perry Bros, and was in the stream last, The program for Memorial Day exercises W. S. White have been spending a few days year. You came out in large numbers to for New York. will be similar to that of previous years. In here. While in town they were guests at *** THY ♦♦♦ Count This One Vote hear him speak then, and you have come Sch. Winslow Morse arrived Monch the forenoon details of comrades of the Young’s. hay from Winterport for Boston. still larger numbers today.’ 'M r. Parshley G. A. R. will decorate the graves of soldiers Sch. Louisa Franc^^Thorndike’ F o r.... was then called on, and alter some introduc in the Bay View Cemetery and at Camden. Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Donohue and Miss Abbie Monday for Portland f ^ B K Cobb «r CLIMAX tory remarks he spoke of Grant’s campaign The .members of the Post will then go to McDonald were here for several days last Sch. Florida, Strout, week. at Vicksburg and the effect it had, not only West Rockport to take part in the exercises Newport. O f on the South, but on those of the North who Sch. Nevada, Leighton, br? there, where the procession will he formed at It is said that a well known Rockland man . 1 . were discontented on account of the little cargo Monday from Boston. o’clock led by a drum corps. At 1 130 was one of the witnesses of the mysterious ■ FLOUR! progress being made by the Union forces. Schs. E. Arcularius and Silverhel clock p. m. column will be formed at the duel which took place in Roxbury last Satur Monday from Boston. In The Rockland Courier-Gazette and Tribune ‘The speaker dwelt on the emotions,princi Carleton House, and accompanied by the day night. Sch. Woodbury M. Snow, Arey,1 Only Summer Vacation Trips Contest. ples and feelings of the people at the time of St. George Cornet Band will march to the Monday from Waldoboro. y Capt. and Mrs. Harvey Mills of Thomaston $4.50 per B b l. C ut out and send In thin coupon In lota of live or m ultiples thereof. the war, and showed how the influence of Amshury Hill Cemetery where special services The name of tho person for whom they are Intended need be written on only Christ on humanity was the cause of such are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Chas. Cope ill he held. The oration will be delivered FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS/ me of the packages of ballots thus sent In. land in this city. Guaranteed Better struggles to sustain rights and abolish wrongs. in the evening at the ()pera House by lion. He made logical references to the life of Than Magnificent. O. G. Hall of Augusta, to which all are in The summer opera seasons at the Tremont Reported From Brown & Co.’s Weekly Christ, to show wliat a great influence his life vited. All ex-soldiers, sailors and Sons of theatre have come to be a thoroughly Boston Freight Circular. has had on the history of .mankind since his Veterans are invited to join the Post in the institution, and the thousands of pleasure time. He called attention to the prophecies Also Am Selling Courier-Gazette & Tribune Excursions exercises of the day. seekers who are compelled to stay in their The position of the market has scarcely aried during the week, and the volume of T h e R ockland Coukibh-Gazette a m i Rockland T ribune that have been fulfilled. city homes during the hot months have “Mr. Parshley discussed in an interesting charters effected in the more prominent de announce Five Summer Vacation Trips, to be given away to the five It was expected that Rev. Mr. Bridgham found the performances given in this house partments is not above the recent moderate eg persons receiving the highest number of ballots. The contest w ill way the question of divine interference in all of Searsmont would preach the Memorial a source of constant enjoyment. The audi average. The spot supply of handy, square- close at noon Wednesday, August 1st, 1894. matters. sermon in Appleton Sunday, hut on torium is peculiarly fitted for use in the sum rigged vessels is gradually diminishing, and 24 pounds Granu they are in consequence firmly held, but the “This branch of the subject was followed by account of having to attend a funeral, he mer time, and it furnishes an ideal resort for co The contest w ill be open to any person in Knox, Lincoln, Waldo more direct references to the war, in which pre-requisite for an advance in rates, namely, could not attend to it and the Relief Corps all pleasure seekers, even in the hottest lated Sugar. or Hancock counties. an increased demand, is still lacking. For the speaker advanced the touching idea that who had the matter in charge secured the weather. large square-rigged vessels the inquiry con A ll these trips start from Rockland and w ill be first-class in every Christ watched the soldiers during the march services of Evangelist Johnson. Mr. Bridg The season will begin tomorrow evening tinues so exceedingly small that it is difficult 3 p o u n d s b e s t M o c h a - .respect, w ith parlor cars, diners and all the luxuries of modern travel. and tight. to place them, even at the extreme low figures j Every expense is paid by the two newspapers, including travel, meals, ham is expected to deliver the memorial ad* with a production of the Gilbert & Sullivan that have recently prevailed. * • * For gen and Java Coffee. “From the war the speaker went on to re Iress. “ Patience,” which has not had a hearing eral cargo vessels there is very little inquiry, <2 hotels, transfers, carriage drives at all points of interest where stops O marks relative to the present,and said that the here for a number of years. The cast se aside from short foreign voyages and thes^ are made, etc., etc. F ull aud complete particulars of each trip w ill bo great questions of the day could he settled are not brisk. Rates for distant voyages ar«_ 2 pounds Best 60 LIBERTY CLAIMS HIM. lected gives the title roll to Marion Manola, decide-fly unattractive, especially for large H furnished at this office. only by heeding the examples of Christ. Grosvenor to John Mason, Bunthorne to carriers, though handy-size vessels command H c e n t T e a . The trips w ill begin shortly after August 1st and can be arranged “The exercises were closed with singing by Noticing the line portrait of Mayor Knight George Wilson, the colonel to Lindsay Mor- the best rates that have recently been generally to suit the convenience of the successful contestants. the . Kolian quartette, and the audience re in papers with the statement that he is a ison, the duke to John Lloyd, Lady Jane to paid. Deal and timber freights are hold ing their own from the Provinces and the yel mained seated while the veterans inarched up native of Camden causes us to rise and say Kate Davis, and the Angela, Saphir and Ella the aisles and out of the hall.’’ low pine ports for Europe, hut are not active. Specially Notice. that it was not in Camden, hut in. l iberty to Hilda Hollins, Trixy Fraganza and Nannie * * Lumber freights for South America are still CHAS. T. SPEAR, that the genial colonel first saw the light. Morse. quiet on basis of $7 and $7.50 from.Northern, Desiring that the Excursions be distributed aud not voted into We breed good men up this way. Many a As week after week goes by and the mon ami $11.50 from Gulf ports from Buenos. Store 295 and 297 Main St. any one town, the special rule is made that only one Excursion In Thomaston the Sunday services were Ayres, ami $14.50 from the Gulf for Rio-de-, held in the evening in the Baptist church, little acorn has rolled off from our side hills ster vaudeville hills at Keith’s New Theatre ROCKLAND, ME. shall bo awarded in any single city or town. Janeiro. For Naval Store vessels there is little which was filled. P. Henry Tillson Post, and become large oaks in the more fertile continue to increase in strength and impor inquiry, and nominal quotations for those of G. A. R.. attended in a body, occupying the valleys. J. O. J. tance, there is much speculation on the part handy size are 2S., 9U. to 3s. for rosin from the Excursions as Follows: of close observers as to when the limit will he South to Cork for orders, and proportionately front pews. In the audience were many for spirits. With the West Indies there has To the Adirondack M ountains, the Hudson River, Saratoga, visitors from Rockland. The sermon by reached. Programmes have been announced been alight week's husinesi, chiefly in general Lake George, Lake Champlain, etc. A grand River, Lake and Mountain trip of A School Teacher of Monroe. Me.. Rev. W. A. Newcombe was scholarly, appro which it would seem impossible to duplicate, cargo and lumber, the miners’ strike interfer twelve days. priate and eloquent the line of thought to say nothing of excelling, and yet when the ing with coal freights. Rates, outward and A few more boxes Tells of tho Wonderful Tonic Powers of homeward, remain fairly firm, as usual at this To M ontreal, Quebec tho W hite M ountains, the Pictur- being that God can convert curses into Hodolf’u New Medical Discovery next week comes around there is sure to he esque Saguenay River, the Tails of Montmorenci and Lake Meiuphremagog. A nine stage of the season. Coastwise freights; blessings, and out of pain, poverty, sickness, some feature which will cause the bill to o f those days’ trip.j To the Public: I never had bin little little ■ r no change, and are gent 1 t* sin, war and misfortune bring benefit, gain, faith in patent tuedluine, hut 1 am forced to assume more than usual prominence. Charters.—Ship Joseph B. Thomas, 1 make an exception of Itodolt’s Discovery. To the W hito M ountains, a complete round, including happiness, hope, etc. Music was furnished Tomorrow inaugurates the closing week of clay, Plymouth to New \ ork, 6s.—Sch. Messina Lemons. the Pemigewasset Valley, 1 raneonia Notch, Flume and Pool, the Profile House, lie first of last December I went to Monroe by a chorus choir of lifty voices made up of to teach school in the Centre District. I had the Hagenheck engagement at the Columbia M. Barter, Gonaives to New York, Bold every where for 30c per doz. Jefferson, a Night on the summit of Mount Washington, Crawford House, Mount S2.S7 I-.*.—s ch. Hattie Dunn, Wilmington, the choirs of the Rockland and Thomaston not felt well for a long time, ami after be Theatre. These wonderful animals have Willard and Crawford Notch. An eight-days’ trip. ginning my school I fulled each week. 1 N. C., to a Windward Island, lumber, $6.25 Baptist churches, II. M. Lord leader 'flic decidely made a hit in this city, as they have Our price 15c per doz. To the Battlefield of Gettysburg by way of New York and was deathly tired all of the time. My nerves port; >6.50 1 wo ports.—Sell. Hattie opening anthem was Plfuegger’s “Consider were in a fearful slate, ami 1 could not sleep lone elsewhere, and it goes without saying Dunn, hence to Wilmington, N. C., haggi llarrisbuig, across the Blue Ridge, Hagerstown, Mil., Harper s Ferry and Washington, ights. My stomach became so weak often ami Hear Me,” Miss Julia Poyzer of that they n. . 'it remain for several weeks to ' 5 cents per ...... half roll.—ScSens. S. D. _J. Rawi 1J. C. An eight-days’ tour through Pennsylvania, West Virginia, etc., with visits to times it would not retain light food. At the come mor. pi nimbly were it not that previous Ba.Uy’s Mills. Satilla River to Boston, lu, America’s Greatest Battle-Ground and a stay at the National Capital. Thomaston singing the solo and rendering it end of the fifth week I came home, thinking We have also bought lorhaps one week’s rest would help me, if engagements, which cannot he cancelled. Y o At..-S ch. Nautilus, Hoboken t- To Saratoga and Lake Geo.vge, Lake Champlain, Ausable very beautifully. “ Sweetly Sleeping” by not 1 must give up my school. After one a lot of very choice Chasm, Burlington, going via Long Island Sound to New York aud up the Hudson Sargent, “Oqr Native Land” and “America” eek’s rest 1 returned to my school feeling call them clsc-vhere. sblaf. | y e.t 7- cents. —Sch. Eugeoj River to Albany. A six-days’ trip. comprised the other vocal selections. Miss hut a little belter. My appetite was very 11..hoi,co to l.yun, 70 cents.—!' joor and I failed in strength each day and SOME HORSES. 1 011, Berth Amboy to Portland, 53I California Pea Beans Flora Putnain presided at the organ with her uul decided to give up my school aud go lov.haif. ' ll. Joseph Hakes, ll| CONDITIONS: usual skill. The opening voluntary was the home. 1 was advised to try Rudolf’s Dis frank Jones, the Lindsey street blacksmith, 00 cents.—Sch. Ella which ure uclllug everywhere for 10c Anybody cun he voted lor. The highest vote w ill lie awarded die covery. und 1 b e g u n to take it, aud iu less per gu an Introduction to “ Laus Deo” by Morrison than three days 1 felt better aud I gained drive, one of the most stylish mares in this South Amboy to Lynn, 75 cents. Finit Trip in the above list, the next highest the Second 'Trip, and with improvisations, while the postlude was faster than 1 can express it with my pun. 1 section. I le bought her of (lhadiah Dauiels ______Our price 7c per qt only took three bottles, und I finished my so o n . the “ Marche Religieuse” by J. L. Battmann. school aud camo home feeling nicely d l ni 111 a few ( h *g°- Sh« •* » beauti- In addition to these single votes, subscribers w iil he given voting They were very skillfully played. haw had a goo puerile and citeu anything i ful hay with black ______receipts in the follow ing m illiner : I On Memorial Day the procession will form I wauled with dietrmwiutf mu. I boarded ! high pepping, w , .,75 pounds, is seven has been removed from Main street to™ with Mr. ami Mrs. Edwin Luikin while Liiuerock .tree!. For every new subscriber to either The Courier-Gazette or at 1:30 o’clock and proceed to the cemetery teaching in Monroe, Mo., and they know he elson's Gretchen. I he mare is BRANCH STORE, where the usual decoration of graves will the truthfulness ol this statement, and will Tribune who pays $2.00 in advance 200 votes will be given; certify to the above. 1 can truly say that 1 by Gen ' Butler. Her ^isposi- 262 Main St. and to every continuing subscriber who pays $2.00 on ac take place. The procession will then re Kodolf’s Discovery is a wonderful remedy, . best aud she’s a line animal. VESSEL FOR S A LE . trace its steps to Watts Hall where the usual ami one only need to try it to be convinced 6oh. fc ay of K-jrfA.-towo: 167 unm: 1 count 200 votes will be allowed. of its merit. Yours with respect, Davis has a handsome carriage UjLIld ui ub/ltioi WMl carry fcl ught of G. L. Hurgess vho pro. S. C. Prescott & Co. Votes and all subscriptions must he handed in at tho counting exercises will be held under the direction of N e l l i e M a l o L u c e . loua. Telephone counecllou. 11-13 room, and the vote w ill be printed in each issue of the two papers, O. E. Copeland, commander of P. Henry Waldo Me., April 20, IbtM. cured her Morrill, She's a little beauty. I V * THE ROCKLAND CDURIRR -GH ZETTE: TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1894. ing: world. She will alwnys have n home “How do you come to know m> BE MV SWEETHEART. A SCOUT'S ROMANCE. Ws:h us, of course, while we have one, name?" "Ah know’d you, sah, de minute Ah First Quality, m p a re. as she has had for three years past, since “Nevermind nlxrat that now. Mount seed you. Ah’d cotch a lickin dat day [Tho first love sona ovor written by Mr. Field.! [Copyright, 1894, by American Pres. Associa her father joined tho army and sent her quickly, if you arc able. There’s your but foh you. Ah nebber ferget dat Swept beart, be my sweetheart Green,! tion.] | mighty good tnlin or quit prayin de When birds nro on tho wing. A careful comparison of Dr. here. But her heart is broken. ” horse. Take to tho south, through the W hen bee and hud and babbling flood Price’s Delicious Flavoring Ex rswu HE red autum nal woods, avoid the road and ride like Sam good Lawd foh a chance to mek me I’.espoak tho birth of spring. 1 ebon. ” Cotne, sweetheart, bo my sweetheart tracts with the other flavoring ex suu was not more Lieutenant Townly occupied tho best Hill until you find yonr friends.” than nn hour Mr. Townly started, hut before ho And wear this posy ring!' HARD WOOD tracts offered for sale, will convince guest- chamber that night and snw noth "But I’m your prisoner!” high when n lit "N ot much. Come, m ount ” ■ could open his lips, with movements ns Sweetheart, l»o my swootbeart any person that for strength, puri ing more of the unhappy orphan, nor quick ns tlioso of a “ lightning change In tho mellow golden glow tle baud of Con- Indeed did he even think of her while "Yon havo saved my lifo and” ------Per Cord, ty, delicate and natural flavor, ia federate troopers, artist,” the aged darky, by a compli Of earth aflush with the grncious blush in company with his betrothed, but “ And so we’re oven. ” Which tho ripening fields foreshow. $5 I X l i m I I fe rounding nt a cated twist and wriggle, divested him Delivered. when he was going to bed sho recurred “I don’t understand you, but I wish Dear sweethcarj., 1x5 my sweetheart sharp trot a curve I could adequately express my grati self of his rags, ns he already had of his As Into the moon we go! to his remembrance, and he accorded complexion, and stood revealed as Mr. in the road near her a sigh of sympathy. At daybreak, tude. ’ ’ Bwe<’iheart, be my sweetheart . . , . Winchester, “Show it by taking care of the lifo ! Gooding in a blue uniform. When falls tho bounteous year, / ) /*!« camo suddenly having to join his comrades early, he "Holy Mosesl” gasped the astounded When fruit and wine of tree and vine ( arose and began dressing with soldier yon say I’ve saved. To do that you’ve Flavoring I ) . L. upon an old negro ' southerner, while tho room rang with Give us their harvest cheer. like haste, hut suddenly stopped short got to get out. And while you are go Oh, sweetheart, bo my sweot heart, LA man, crouched the laughter of tho cousins, who hail In his toilet and stood as if paralyzed, ing remember that, ‘one good turn do- For winter it draweth near! by the wayside, sen’es another. ’ ” i only by great effort restrained them Extracts listening. 8weetheart, bo ray sweetheart building a fire of Tho two men parted with a cordial selves to awnit the denouement Very Nioe are far superior. Ladies of taste A girl's voice, fresh, strong and sweet, When the year is white and old. leaves and twigs. handshake and galloped away in oppo “ I was, " s n id Mr. Gooding when n When tho flroof youth isspent, forsooth once having enjoyed the deli caroled and lilted, not in the set meas quiet explanation hecamo practicable, And t lie hand of ago is cold. He looked up in ures of any song, but in such nn exu site directions. cious flavor that is given to seeming alarm ns they halted and salut ! “one of Major Young’s scouts, and this Vet, sweetheart, bo my sweetheart berant outburst of roulades, trills and Till the year of our love bo told! PRESSED HAY cakes, puddings, creams, etc., by ed them with an obsequious ‘‘Good was my favorite disguiso. In it I used —Eugene Field in Ladies* Homo Journal. flourishes of melody as seemed the up- At the closo of the war Lieutenant to visit Clara, Dr. Price’s Vanilla or Lemon Ex eb’n’n, Mars Cun’L Good eb’n’n, bubhling and outgushing of a purely tract, could not be induced to use gemm’n, ” rising and doffing his tnt- Cuthbert Townly and Miss Edith Cliau- and my secret Solicitude. happy heart, free from care and sorrow. ler married. Clara Farwell had already any other. tored hat as he spoke. Ho was very rag 1 was well kept uu- Zi What it is to bo a genuine single “ My God,” he exclaimed to himself, rejoined her fa $15.50 p’r!T°"’ ged, very black and as scared ns he was ! til now by your minded egotist is illustrated in a recent w ith a look that wns almost fright, “ that ther in tho north wife, who was in both raggeil and black. French volume by a story of Mmo. du is Clara singing! Iam sureofitl Iknow and m arried our confidence all ------A.T ------1 ‘‘Who are you? Where do yon come Defiant, a celebrity of tho last century, her voice I” He sat upon tho edgoof tho there. Times , along. Tho day from? What nro you doing here?” de Mine, du Defiant was u great invalid bed, listened and gasped: “Great heav were hard in the we first mot I was manded Captain Monroe, a large, sal ens, what nn utterly heartless creaturo and spent most of her time in bed, bnt 3 BIG OFFERS low, Saturnino looking man in command south, and Mr. carrying to Clara SPEARS, Or else grief has turned her brain. ” this fact did not prevent her from re —AT— of the detachment. Townly, who had a message from 5 Park Street. Miss Farwell appeared at the break read law, bnt saw her father that he ceiving n great deal of company. “Ma name’s Biddle, sah—Gus Bid fast. table and demonstrated the posses Ono day when sho was thus in bed dle. Ah wuz jist wnlikin ma way or- l i t t l e hope of was alive anil 'VVi sion of more spirits than nil tho rest of building up a well, though ru- several guests arrived and wore admit Donohue’s Cash Grocery long, sah, f’m Shan’udalo to’d Winches the family added together. The lieuten ted. They nil began to shiver and pull ter, sail, fob to soo ef Ah couldn’t find practice nt home, mor had him nZ ant looked upon her with icy disap dead, and it made tow nly IS SURPRISED, j their cloaks around them. H. Q. GURbY & CO We will sell yo” Provisions anil ma dah’ter’s man Sam an git a place deemed it expo- / I proval, but she did not seem to he aware dieut to seek for- ‘ her so happy that sho promised that , “ What,” exclaimed tho invalid, "is — DEALBRH IR— | O lc Groceries, Fiesli ami Salt fob to lay ma ole liaid an fine a mouffle of it. Finally he said in his most solemn it cold here?” to eat. Mighty haa’d times dese on a tune in New TOWNLY MEETS HIS uight to marry nic. Hero is where I had | Meats ami Fish of all kinds manner, “I lenmed last evening with ' RESCUER, “ It is simply freezing,” answered n ------L o w e r po’ ole niggali, sah.” York. Entering it hidden. ” Ho unscrewed tho bottom COAL Than Any Other Store in sincere regret of your recent bereave- as m anaging clerk the office of a prom of tlie old coffeepot, showing a concealed guest. Of all sixes, “What have yon there?” asked the "Thank you for telling mo,” snid M a in e . We also have Two Speoial luont, Miss Farwell.” inent legal firm, ho worked his way up insido plate, roughened to receive pen captain, pointing to a battered, handlo- “About papa, von mean?” she replied Mme. du Defiant. Bargains in Second Hand Guns. Call less old coffeepot standing by tho flick by ability and steadiness of purpose un cil marks. “Many an important dis ® ------WOOD laughingly. “Oh, I guess it was not true. til in a couple of years ho was admitted patch has been written in there, and I Sho rang a hell. The guests supposed Long and fitted for the stove. and see them. ering little fire. There nro so many stories flying about sho was sending for n maid to build n “ D at’s ma medicine ten, sah, fob ma as n junior partner anil could look with wouldn’t take a thousand dollars for the ' :i7)c, Comeni and Plastering Hair. now one never knows what to believe.” confidence upon a very promising future. old pot today. When you saved mo from fire, but when tho soi vant came in Mmo. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ blood an de mizz’ry in ma stunnnik. ” And with that sho seemed to dismiss du Dcffaut said: OROUKKLEB, I’HOVietONB, “Hand it up here.” The old man Edith after a time enjoyed much her life n whipping, you saved my lifo, for if I the subject. in tho metropolis, but often regretted had been stripped and my skin found "Ainolie, bring me in my down cov- S 'r.O T .’ IT ^V3MX? r E E U obeyed promptly, and the officer, nfter Ho had no appetite. Her callous in erlot.” sniffing its contents, with a look of dis that she had quite lost sight of her cous white yonr captain would have hanged difference sickened him. Never before in Clara, whose homo was somewhere in mo at. once. So when I rescued you it Having given this order, sho began a gust remarked, “ Sassafras, ” ns he hand could ho havo believed her capable of it, conversation about other matters.— ed it back. that indefinite region “ away out. west. ” was no more than even. ” Wo. 1 Camden St., Rockland Me, and the hideous question forced itself One spring when Mr. Townly was a J. H. Connelly. Youth’s Companion. “Yes, sah, an ailder roots an dock an upon him, “Are other girls like her, or ’sang. It’s a mighty good compouera- stout, middle aged lawyer with an es is she an exceptional monster?’ ’ Soon he tablished reputation somo legal affairs W. C. Owens seems to be rattling the tion, Bilk. ” got up from tho tnblo and chanced to “Lucky for you it hasn’t tho smell called him out to Chicago, and he made It Should Bk in Evert House. Breckinridge dry bones in a very vigorous glance out of a window into tho hack a pleasure jaunt, of his business trip by J 11 WilBon, 871 Clay St, SliarpBburg, Pa, manner. The country at large hopes for of a Yankee coffee ‘componeration,’ ” yard. There upon the wood pile, with 3. Gr Prescott & Co 7 growled the captain, who asked a num taking his wife with him. In tho fair says he will not be without Dr King’s New 1 opportunity to sing at the Breckinridge con ft J We will give to the a piece of corn bread in one hand and city by the lake he had the good fortune Discovery for Consumption, coughs anil colds, Have in stock all sizes of free burning ber of questions, like a suspicious and gressional funeral. /( ] Hose or Engine Co. in his ‘ ‘medicine tea’ ’ pot in the other, sat to find a couple of old Virginian friends, that it cured his wife who was threatened shrewd cross examiner. They were all the old vagrant darky. He was eating with Pneumonia after an attack of “ La V Knox Count/ receiv answered readily enough, and yet he did who received him very hospitably, and his frugal breakfast and looking at tho among other endeavors for his entertain Grippe,” when various other remedies and COAL Ing the Largest Number of not seem satisfied. “I think I’ll give groom bringing the lieutenant’s horse several physicians had done her no good. Office of S. Cherry, 21 Drayton Street, 1 Of tho B ost Q uality, you a good whipping anyway, ” lie con ment introduced him in their Southern Robert Barber, of CookHport, Pa., claims Dr. Savannah,Ga., Dec. 16, 1890. j Votes, the Bicycle Wheel from the stable. society, nn organization composed al Racing H^so-Reel, valued cluded. King’s New Discovery has done him more Messrs. L ifpman Bros., Savannah, Ga: LEHIGH COAL, Tho young officer pondered gloomily most entirely of men who had worn the good than anything he ever used for Lung Dear Sirs—I would like to add my testi at $200, shown above. __ “Oh, foh do Lawd’s sake, don’t do ns he rode and had gono full five miles mony to the almost miraculous effect of P. P. loorges Croek Cumberland Coat, dat, sah I Ah’ze too ole an sick to stun Confederate gray. Genial good fellows Trouble. Nothing like it. Try it. Free ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ of the way hack from Winchester to he found them, free from sectional bit Trial bottles at W. H. Kittredge’s Drug Store. I’, in the case of Mary Ingraham, a woman CHARCOAL. it, cun’l. ” General Fitzhugh Lee’s enmp before a Large bottles, 50c. and 81 • living on my place; she had a constant cough, To the Lndy or Gentleman col "I wouldn’t hurt tho poor old follow terness, as almost all are who fought certain suspicion occurred to him. At their fight out on the field, and the most sore throat, debility, etc.; and was emaciated lecting the Largest Number of if I wero you, captain, ’ ’ spoko up a that point two widely dissimilar things to a degree that she was unable to get out of Jd. omicablo feeling existed between them bed unaided, being given up by physicians; WOOD! bright, cheery faced young lieutenant Electric Hitters. Votes we will give an Elegant Stem suddenly presented themsolves in juxta and the members of a Grand Army post she had taken the ruinous so-called Blood OF ISX1MB8. riding by his side. “He hasn’t done position before his mental vision. One This remedy is becoming so well known, Wind and Set Hunting Case Gold anything to deserve it, has ho?” which met in the rooms adjoining theirs. Medicines without the least effect, until being was the heartbroken girl merrily sing So perfect was the good understanding and so popular as to need no special mention. put under the 1’. I’. I’., she immediately began Akrnn Sewer and Drain Pipe, Watch, and this is how to do it: Get “No, possibly not specially, but ho All who have used Electric Bitters sing the your friends to trade with us and give you the ing; the other tho old darky on the wood existing between tho two organizations to improve and is now in as good health as GROUND TILE ought to havo it on general principles. pile. And it camo to him as an inspira same song of praise. A purer medicine does ever in her life. You can refer to me at any Votes we grivo them; or get your friends to buy that when Decoration day wns drawing J"or Underdraining Purposes. All orders Votes for their favorite company, which we will Every nigger is a spy for the Yankees. ” tion that the presence of tho latter in not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is time as to the effect of P. I’. P. in the forego sell at S cents each, and give them to you so that “ Mars C’un ’l, dem m izz’able Yankees near the post extended to tho society a claimed. Electric Bitters will oure all dis p-omp'ly filled. Telephone connection. EMti.'m- they can vote for their favorite company, and you some way—if he could only see how— cordial invitation to join in celebration ing case. Yours truly, 5 jabert he place, can win the Watch at the same time. Call at the huhn’t Mars Gaines’ place, wha Ah had eases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove explained the astonishing change in the of the anniversary, and tho society with Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and other affec SAMUEL CHERRY. j^and get Cards (free) for your friends to hav - a good home, an - drobo ma out en do For'sale by all druggists. S. a. PRESCOTT & CO r you. former. It was by no means impossible pleasure accepted. tions caused by impure blood. Will drive cole wulild an haa’d winter a-comin TItX8ON*S WHA KF. Knckland. M ln« that the negro should have brought news Mr. Townly accompanied his friends Malaria from the system and prevent as well 1’. I’. P. A wonderful medicine; it gives an on. Oh, Ah don’t fabor no Yankees, to Clara. Monroe wns doubtless right in as cure all Malarial fevers. For cure of Mars C un’l. ” on the occasion anil found himself in appetite, it invigorates and ^hue’s C ash Grocery looking upon all of that race as, poten Headache, Constipation aud Indigestion try strengthens. 266 MAIN 8T. 8 The captain grinned grimly, then, hearty acoorilwith tho prevailing senti tially at least, Yankee spies. Should he Electric B iters. Entire satisfaction guaran P. P. P. Cures rheumatism and all pains in A.. J . B I R D & CO. turning away, replied indifferently to ment of the day. Toward tho close of teed, or m >ney refunded. Price 50 ots. and confide his suspicious to the captain, he the public exercises one of the post offi side, hack and shoulders, knees, his lieutenant, “Well, Townly, have would get himself laughed at if he was 81.00 per bottle at W. H. Kittredge’s Drug hips, wrists and joints. your w ay about it—lot him go, ” and cers approached him, saying in an in Store. wrong and if right terrify and grieve the terrogative tone, “Lieutenant Townly, I P. P. P. Cures syphilis in all its various rode on w ith liis troop. Before follow family by what might very well happen stages, old ulcers, sores and kid “ B E S T ON ing them tho lieutenant threw a Con believe?” ney complaints. EARTH” were the negro luckless enough to be “That is my name, ” replied the gen B ucklen’s A rnjca Sai.vk federate bank note—tho best money he caught. After much oogitation ho con P. I’, P. Cures catarrh, eczema, erysipelas, A N D ON tleman addressed. “I trust you will The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, all diseases and mercurial poison « COAL! • DIRT had—to the old negro, who caught it cluded to keep his mouth shut, which eagerly and witli profuse gratitude con pardon my defective inomoiy, hut though Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever ] ing. under most circumstances is about the : ores. Tetter, Chapped ilands, Chilblains, ' Free Burning Coat tinued calling: "T’auk you, sah! Gawd your face seems familiar I cannot place P. P. P. Cures dyspepsia, chronic female wisest thing a man oan do. you. ” ' orcs, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively complaints and broken down con In.Chestnut, Stove, Fgg and [Broken Size*. bless you, sail!” as loug as ho could be ****** cures Piles, or no pay required. It ia guar stitution and loss of manhood. heard by his benefactor. “Did you get back to camp all right Lehigh Coat General T. W. Rosser’s cavalry came from Tom’s Brook Crossing?” anteed to give perfect ssfisfaotion, or money P. I’. P. The best blood purifier of the age. fXEDO refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For aale Has made more permanent cures ****** from Richmond a fortnight later and In Kgg aud Broken Sizes. “All, now I remember! You are the by W. H. Kittredge. than all other blood remedies. Tho troopors stopped that night in joined General Early with tho avowed man who saved my life there I Well, I Georges Creek Cumberland Coal. Winchester, and Lieutenant Townly intention of “swooping tho invaders lun indeed happy to meet you again, availed himself of tho opportunity to out of the valley. ” Lieutenant Townly, even if you did leave a puzzle in my F o r O ver F ift y Yk a rs. Hard Wood, Flour, Groceries, Pro WASHING deeming that “a consummation devout Mrs. Winslow’s Sootuino .Syrup has been I pay a visit to tho mind that has worried me ever since by usocl tor over fifty years by millions of moth visions, Pressed Hay and Straw, residence of the ly to he wished,” since Winchester and saying that it ‘made us oven,’ and that ers lor their children while teething with per late Judge Chan Edith were in tho debatable gronnd, ob ‘one good turn deserved imothor. ’ ” fect success. It sooths the child, softens the When Baby was sick, wo gave her Castorla. Lime, English and American Cement, ter, where ho was tained permission to servo with them as The Grand Army man laughed. “You gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is When sho was a Child, sho cried for Castorla. Western No.l and No.2 Cement. a volunteer aid on General Rosser’s the best remedy for diarrhoea. It will relieve POWDER on tho enviable shall understand today. But, first, to the poor little sufferer immediately. Sold by When sho became Miss, sho clung to Custoria. CT-Ordors promptly filled. Telephone connection footing of an ac staff. When General Sheridan gave up introduce myself, I married your wife's Druggists in every part of tho world, 28c. u When sho had Children, sht gave them Castorla. Is a blessing to every woman in the land. cepted suitor for tho project of a wit i r campaign in the cousin, Clara.” bottle. Be sure and ask lor ‘‘Mrs. Winslow’s Does up the washing early. tho hand of the mountains anil fell back on Winchester, “ Oh, then you are Mr. Gooding?” Soothing Syrup," and lake no other kind. A. J. BIRD &. CO., Won't shrink flannels. only daughter, the Confederate cavalry harassed his Cleans the grimiest spots quickly. Miss E dith Cliau- rear so daringly that he determined to “ Yos. And now let us get out of this ler, a charm ing turn and give them a lesson ou the dan orowd to my carriage. Clara often A PRESENT AND girl of 18. In tho ger of getting too close to him. Tho en speaks of you and w ill be glad to see X >T»-n o 1011 n rtTri 1 n n u h h t semiobscurity of suing trouble at Tom’s Brook Crossing you at dinner. ” TICKET the paid or lie saw - z. eventuated in an entire reversal of Gen “But my wife is at the Sherman ex IN as ho entered a — 3 eral Rosser’s programme. Thesweopiug pecting me. ” “Edith here! Better yet Wo will go girl bowed over a tow nly and edito. was done, but his cavalry wero the • C O M P O U N D L EVERY PACKAGE, j table and weeping almost hysterically. swept. They were scattered in a mad and get her. ” LA Thinking her Edith, he walked quickly rout, some by way of Columbia Furnace Mrs. Tovuly received the Chicagoan EXTRACT, . rrrr • irrm n toward her, but at thu sound of his steps I to the mountains, others up tho valley ns an old friend, and when her husband she raised her head, and he recognized i pike into the Massanutten range, and looked surprised said, "Hu came court boras Miss Clara Farwell, E dith’s cons- i many never stopped until they got into ing Clara at tho same time you wero ilk O-vh in. She did not wait for him to address i General Early’s oautp south of Mount courting me. ” That puzzled him, and when he wanted to know how it chanced Papa Says £ her, but fled in haste through a back i Jackson. Lieutenant, Townly was among J iloor, still weeping bitterly. Hardly hail those who took the pike. He had been they had never met under such eircum- | I^amma Makes ? the disappeared when Edith, who had sent to the front with orders, was there stanees Mr. Gooding said, “ W ait a lit t h e . * The Most “ Magnificent” been notified of his arrival, came into When the tide of battle turned and found tle, and you shall know, but only at my the room, and after their m utually affec- I himself inextrieahly involved and help house." iffht, W h’te Bright Bread, tioiiate greeting and a little purely per- I lessly carried along by tho panic strick ****** {!Daintiest iiult . . Mo t Delicate Cake And Delicious Pastry, He liver Saw. sunal conversation natural under their : en throng. Comrades were falling about When the cousins, now middle aged relations as lovers he asked her synipa- ! him, wounded horses dropped in the SHI; CAN’T HELP IT 1 1 women, but with hearts still young, had thetioally: “What is the matter with 1 way, iuorcusiug tho confusion, and tho embraced anil cried a little together out DECALSU SHE USES Miss Farwell? She was here, crying as air was full of a deafening tumult made ef sheer happiness at their reuijiou, Mrs. if her heart would break, when I came up of clashing steel, clattering equip Gooding introduced her two pretty in and ran away when I was about i ments, pounding hoofs, cracking car daughters, who sang a medley of south speaking to la r. Has she u toothache?" ' bines and pistols, yelling voices and in ern and northern songs appropriate to Receives the Highest Praise from the Best Physicians. ‘‘A toothache!” replied Edith indig- ! articulate cries of those struck by death. the day. W hile this was going ou Mr. .ll v nantly. ■'llow like a man that idea is! I A bullet tore its way through his right Gooding excused himself for a few min Nothing hut a physicnl pain stirs yonr 1 forearm; his saber dropped from his utes on a plea of attending to some neg DR. H. F. MERRILL, tho wonderful «pec- PR O F. W . H. M ORSE, M. D., F. B. S. Sc. leathery sensibilities, i’oor Clara! She I nerveless hand. Tho next moment his lected business. Presently an old negro ialittt of Augusta, Maine, after giving it a of Westfield, N. J., author of “Xew Thera has heard that her father is killed, and horse stumbled and went down. As he shuffled in, carrying a scuttle of coal for thorough trial in his practice, writes tho pcutical Agents”, tho standard text book of followiug convincing letter of praise: the newer materia jnediea, Consulting Chem she loved him very dearly. ” fell lie had a dim perception of a huge tho grate fire. Gentlemen:— ist and Tiierapcutist, one of Mie most widely “ H e Federal eavalry- W ’W was on the ether side, wasn’t lie?" ) “ Great Scotti” exclaimed Mr. Town 1 havo of late been using somo of your medicine in known men among tho medical profession “ Yes, in u Michigan regiment, I be . 111,111 aim ing at ly, recognizing him at once. “ Are you my practieo with tho most pleasing ami satisfactory results. gives it ids highest endorsement, as testilied lieve. Oh, how sad is all Ibis dreadful r his lieud u Halier alive yet?” 1 liml thut it acts like a charm upon tho whole itervou- by tho following voluntary statement: CMt <7 u VS cut thut would IE3T FLOUR OK EARTH. work of murder among fellow country “ Yes, suli. A h’m alive -yit—khem system, and in scrofula ami all cutaneous diseases. Its “Allen’s Sursuparilla commends itself to mo therar rstjS *1 have slushed it pcutically, chemically ami clinically. Its therapeutlcul (urocer ill gel it i. • u insist ,, men who should be brethren! All fur uorf same time Mars Goodin ketu. Nuf- curative properties are fully equal to tho claims made for it, power, physilogical activity, and chemical purity, aro all |>. u .i Jii.it tllon a question of states rights! I’m sure t C C < - au “I'Pl*3 had iin bettah foil niggahs dan ma medicine ami 1 do not know of one iustaueo where it has not fulfilled vh tho rights of the wives mid children are . ’"+•» '/ not another saber tea. ” Ami lie showed his battered old all its claims. In cases of General Debility and Nervous noteworthy; ami the reason is to be found in tho fact that WISIIT & C„ , Agents, ip ’ interposed, w a rd Prostration it has proved itself invaluable, it also gives it is trim to its name, or honest, as t He word goes. That is, a great deal higher. ” coffeepot, which he carried suspended it is vegetable alterative, ami tonic. Perhaps tho liighest "D on’t let us g. t into I discussion On ing it off, so that from a string about liis neck. “Ma quick n lief in Dyspepsia and Canker of tho stomach, and is a remarkable fine restorative remedy. It is a gnat praise that may ho given it is that its action represents that that now, dear Edith. Mlny a good and tow nly itESCUED. he only caught gracious, how dis yer coal do dutty up of mercury, less the faults of that drug; for, has wot »E MISS BEECHER’S trne man in tin south thliks as you do the flat of the blade. But even that was pleasure to bo able to recommend such a remedy, as thu u body’s ban's!” results following its use are so wonderfully satisfactory. Pereira said, “A perfect mercury would he a perfect and yet . Is that honor land duty c o m enough to fell him unconscious. The “ Jennie, ” said Mrs. Gooding to one One great thing in its favor is its freedom from superfluous alterative.’* fir and W hisker l)yt pel him to g e his life to resist the in next thing lie knew ho was lying in a of the girls, “get a basin of water for alcohol, aud all injurious ingredients. W. IL MOUbE, M. D., F. H. S. He., COLO Kb BKOWN ANO UL ICH. vasion of his s ta te . Tho man is not w o r thicket, a little way off the road, and a daddy to wash liis hands. ” DK. 11. F. MEUK1J.E. Westfield, N. J. I t ooataiuM uo sulphur or lead. W aabluy « wot thy of living who dues not in his heart man in blue, with a cap full of water, I Mr. Townly opened his eyes wide at qulrel after dyeinv an in other dvoa. Whole- tprinkling his face, said to him pious- i Although Allen’s Sarsaparilla is such a valuable remedy it is not at all expensive being > druggists who have build led all thu vatlojs wisii 'it w. ie all w ill over. 1 am icry such attention to a darky, hut it was sorry for year cousin.” uutly, “ You’re all right now, Lieuteu- ■ not his business to interfere. The wati r the largest bottle ou the market for $1.00. Trial bottles 50 ots. aght to their notice. The lurgeat 1 “ Poor mot her less girl—tender, l< a ing lut Townly, barring a hole in your was brought^ and the old man, with liis —