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T he Courier-Gazette. ROCKLAND, MAINE, TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1895. V olume 5 0 . E n te r e d m Second Clan* Mall Matter. N uxbkb 2 8

The Courier-Gazette does I t oernbii-l.v Into M ore Fam ilies in Knox Comity Than Any Other Paper JPuhlislied.

HOME HAPPENGGS. Maj.-Gen. Hiram G. Berry Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U.S. Gov’t Report / T h e C o u r i e r - G a z e tt e fcoe.« r e ^ u A BIOGIiAJPHY larly into more families in Knox T. H. McLain of this city County than any other paper is one of our most suc­ Bakins Written fo r the Courier-Gazette by Edward K. Gould cessful celery raisers. M r p u b l is h e d . McLain does not bank [Begun in No. 8. Back number* can be hnd.| his celery, but uses tiles, which he slips down over T he C.-G. is delivered at more Rockland the plants. Protected Powder residences than any other paper published XXI. him “a career of usefulness and glory.” At from the sun in this way A lizard from Pleasant Btach, caught by In,the meantime the advanced regiments of the battle of Fair Oaks Smith again led the the plants blanch readily A B iQ U in tV PURE Wm Munroe, is the latest addition to T he the brigade, the Third and Fifth Michigan, Fifth Michigan in a charge, but it was his without being soiled by C.-G. collection. had steadily and courageously kept up the last, for a rifle bullet striking him in the tem­ earth. Roundaliout saw ple quenched at once his gallant young life. environment of rubbish strewn grass, over C. I’. Graves has tuned and repaired the fight. When the ammunition of the Fifth in Waterville at one time grown street gutter is like a man with a good 1 I l A I I I K First Baptist and Cong’l organs, this city, and gave out, Major Pierce of that regiment volun­ H u body was brought safely here for burial some extra nice celery suit of clothes and a battered hat. the Baptist organ. Thomaston. teered to procure cartridges and further and committed to earth with military, Masonic which was blanched with Have their illn like older folks, And the little and civic honors. Citizens should not only refrain from mak­ patients must not be neglected, flood health In John Blethcn has been chosen a director orders. This was a hazardous service as the newspapers. Old papers ing the street the dumping ground for rub-1 later life Inrgcly dependn upon good care In Infancy. enemy now enveloped both flanks, and these On the night before the attack on York­ were wrapped around the in the Bodwell Granite Co. to till the vacancy town in Ihe noise of camp and the bustle of bish, but should assist in keeping the street j If baby is III firat send for your doctor without occasioned by the death of E. P. Walker. regiments were in an isolated position, by plants and tied. in neat and tidy condition. delay, then fend the prescription to he filled at reason of the falling back of the troops upon preparations for the morrow, he made his will Mr. McLain is also very Donohue’s Pharmacy. In that way you avoid nil H. C. Day & Co. are lit’ing up one of 'S Something in Which Tax Payers possibility of mistake* In the. prep «rntlln of the their right. Colonel Terry of the Fifth Michi­ of which this is the closing paragraph: “And successful in keeping cel SUMMER~*SOUNDS- medicine Mistakes or the use of impure drugs are Farrand & Spear’s kilns with ihe Carleton gan was the senior officer present on this part now, having arranged for the disposition of ery late into the winter. bad at best, but In the cafe of a baby they may bo spra> ing system. Day & Co. are also bu3y of the line. Hearing rapid discharges of my worldly estate, I will say, possessing a full Before packing it away in Will Be Interested. fatal. Leading local physicians have pronounced with quarry and railroad work and have in musketry nearly a mile in the rear at the confidence in the Christian religion, and be­ Echoes From the Spots Where Busy Man our prescription department unequalled; therefore hand a job for the Bodwell Graritc Co.’s his cellar he removes all the outside leaves we have their confidence point where he had entered the woods, and lieving in the righteousness of the cause in until nothing is left, hardly, but the eatable treateth for Rest and Recreation. Spruce Head works. his ammunition having been exhausted, with which I am engaged, I am ready to offer my portion. In this way a great deal of decay­ Rockland’s Yu bullion This Y ear—Qnlte John Hartnett and Ernest Thompson got a no troops to support him, and daylight fast poor life in vindication of that cause, and in able vegetable matter is removed. E. K. Gould and family and Mrs. C. H. bad fall from the wharf to the vessel’s deck, disappearing in the gloom of night, he gave sustaining a government, the mildest and Pressey leave Thursday tor Bartlett’s Harbor, a Handsome Shrinkage—Total Com­ while discharging coal for Peter Kennedy & orders for the line to retire, which it did in most beneficial the world has ever known.” North Haven, for two weeks of cottage life. Co., Thursday, the ascending bucket catching good order, the regiments getting into camp Maine shall give him the proud epitaph he Roundabout called on Col. W. II. Fogler mitment-Regarding That Sale of Donohue's Pharmacy Electric lights have been put into the Rus­ the stage and upsetting them. They had a about nine o’clock. has chosen ; “ lie gave his life for his coun­ the other day and found that aftable attorney Bonds—City’s New Issue Selling Well Cor. Main & Limerook Sts., narrow escape from a serious accident. Colonel Poe’s Second Michigan had in the try.” In the words of Maine’s honored war puffing diligently at a cigar. sell cottage at Bay Point------The Old Whist meantime been doing good service on the governor, Israel Washburn, “ Ilis name and “ You seem to be enjoying that,” said Ciul) had a delightful time at Sunnyside, Wed­ —Tax Rate In Years Agotie. ROCKLAND, ME. The Biography of James G. Blaine, by nesday. The day was all that could be de- right. lie promptly obeyed General Berry’s memory are one o f the treasures of his native Roundabout. Telephone 68-2 Gail Hamilton, full reviews of which have sired while Landlord Buker served them ppeared in <>ur piper, is now bring delivered >rder to concentrate his regiment. Three State, and she will take care to guard the “ Yes!” replied the Colonel; “but I’m not companies were deployed across the road by sacred trust.” doing this for fun. When I first went into most appetizing repast, the table decorations, to Rockland sub>crihers by Miss Elizabeth style of serving and cooking being first-class. Marsh. Il is a noble book, and those who order of General Heintzelman with orders to the army I was not a smoker. I had not been HE city’s valuation to the front long before a case of small pox The cluti was entertained by Mesd. W. H, FEMALE PILLS. have not yet become subscribers should see stop all stragglers from passing to the rear. As darkness came to shroud in gloom that and IL G, Bird. this year is £4,786,- Miss Marsh at once and secure a copy The other five companies as soon as concen­ terrible field of blood and carnage, the Rebel was discovered in our midst. We were all 544, about £25,oooIcss , /assaK.jEia«ft» more or less frightened, and one of the boys Oak Hill Grove is having a splendid run of FA*- in prossed^acessire^cantyorpalnfulmen* trated were conducted by Colonel Poe to the advance had been stopped and the Army of than last year. This c -1 stration. Now used by over 80,000 C. P. Graves of Portland, the organ repairer scene of action, where it was assigned a posi­ said that smoking was a sure preventative, business, which is increasing under the very decrease is due large­ ladles m onthly. Invigorates these and tuner, was in the city last week tuning the Potomac was again saved fiom disaster. excellent management of Simonton & Hill. organs. Bew aro o f Im itations. Nams tion to support a line which was then being None contributed more to this result than and so I began, and have kept it up ever ly to the loss and paper. 82. per box, or trial box 81. Boni the First Baptist and Cong’l organs----- A since, as no one knows when a small pox Isaac Hahn is in charge at the restaurant, and sealed In plain wrapper. Bond 4o in formed on the right of the road. This front General Berry an J his gallant brigade In shrinkage of vessel property. The total com­ stamps for particulars. Retd by Local party of about 150 came from Bangor to epidemic may visit us.” Mr. Hahn’s ability to manufacture appetizing line, when ordered forward, did not number the words of their intrepid division com­ dishes is widely known. Jphn M. Smail has mitment to the collector will be £112,746.92, D rur|1ita Address PEFFER MUIfiM Camden on iteamboat Sedgwick, Tuesday. more than 60 men, who broke and passed to made up as follows: City Appropriations, ASSOCIATION, Chicago, IU. A car-load came through to Rockland. This mander, “they accomplished all that I hoped charge of the cigar and confectionery depart­ the rear of the Second Michigan without for." The fury of the light may he judged A member of the School Board, in conver­ £87,836; State Tax, £12,437.11; County Tax, Sold iii Itoekluml br Thos. II. Dona­ is the second Bangor party that has visited firing more than five or six rounds. ment, while F. A. Robinson officiates very £8873.81; Overlay, £3600. The rate this Rockland on an unpropititious day this sea­ from the fact that on the field of battle fought sation with Roundabout, Tuesday, regarding successfully and popularly as floor manager ho e A Co. At this moment Colonel Hayes, of the by Berry’s Brigade, there were counted 537 a successor to Superintendent Dunton, spoke at the delightful open-air dances which occur year will be £22 on £1000, or £1 on a thou­ son------The “ March of Time,” the Public Sixty-third Pennsylvania, urged Colonel Poe sand more than last year. The valuation, Library benefit, is coming along in the most dead Rebels, and upon a spot 16 feet square thus: so frequently. Meservey furnishes music for to atlvance, but seeing the forces on the left lay 25 of the enemy’s dead. “ I think that Principal Smith of the Gram­ these hops. Oak Hill Grove is a perfect place £4,786,544 at £22 on a thousand yields £105,- satisfactory manner. It will be a big, a great of the road in full retreat, he declined to do 303.96, while there are 2495 P°HS S3 each, big affair, and the must elaborate preparations Ransack the annals of that campaign, aye, mar School will be the unanimous choice of for picnics, and the proprietors spare no pains 1, believing such a course would needlessly even of the entire war, and such another which yield £7485. This gives the total com­ C, Thom as Saul, are being made. the School Board, but if he is elected to that to give visitors a fine time. sacrifice his small command. Colonel Poe compliment cannot be found as that by Prince position 1 think it would be a good plan to mitment, £112,746.92. then fell back about 500 yards, and took C. W. Waldron of the Petit Manan Land A GOOD SUGGESTION. de Joinville to Berry’s Brigade, for the part dispense with the mastership of the schools position in a wooded ravine which he was taken at Fair Oaks. The Prince says: in the McLain Building, aud let Mr. Smith Co. was in town Friday. He rep irts every­ The increase in the tax this year is made Rochester, N. Y.—J >hn Davis of this city, confident he could hold, as the ground over Meanwhile Heintzelman rushes to the attend to that in connection with his super-, thing booming at Petit Manan Point. The necessary for several reasons. The valuation took a severe c Id and suffered pain through hich the enemy would have been compelled rescue. As at Williamsburg, Kearny arrives visorship duties. The schools in that building company has contracts placed to the amount has decreased about £25000 as mentioned the back and kidneys. His physician pro- to attack was clear, while he had the advan­ in good time to re-establish the fight. Berry’s are in charge of efficient teachers and the of $15,000 already for this season. Capt. above, the State and County Tax is about nounced his case gravel, aid tailed to help tage of cover. z\t this time the enemy occu­ Brigade of this division, composed of three supervisor's office is in the building, and I Davis of Camden is building for the £2500 more than heretofore, while the sum him. Dr. David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy pied the woods nearest him, with no troops Michigan regiments and an Irish battalion think we should make the experiment, at least. company a 400 fuot wharf directly below the of £10,000 is called for, a last payment on the was recommended, and alter taking two hot- in his front or on his flanks. Upon repre­ ( 37th N. Y.), advanced firm as a wall into If it doesn’t prove feasible, we can then elect bathing pool. He will also build a dam new school house, with £6000 additional for t es he was cured. It has never failed in sentations made by Colonel Mayes, General the midst of the disordered mass, which wan­ a master.” across the mouth of the pool for the purpose extraordinary expenses. Mayor Lovej oy and gravel or urinary troubles. Jameson gave Colonel Poe an order to move ders over the battlefield, and does more by of confining the water and heating it to the the City Council do well to grapple with these Opthalmic forward, which wail obeyed with alacrity. its example than the most powerful reinforce­ It was a terribly thin and scrawny looking right temperature for bathing. F. R. Page matters this year and wipe them out. The solid line of blue bad no sooner emerged ments; about a mile of the ground had been horse, hut it was an unkind trick to hang this ol Boston, the engineer and landscape gar­ from cover into the open space than the lost, fifteen pieces of cannon, the camp of the placard on the animal when the owner wasn’t dener, is at work with a big crew of men enemy poured in a murderous fire from both division of the advance guard, that of General looking: “Oats Wanted on the Inside!’ grading ten miles of street. Hon. E. F. In 1858 Rockland’s tax was £8.50 on sides of the road. With men dropping in Casey; but know we hold our own.” Hanson, mayor of Belfast, president of the £1000, in 1878 the tax was £30 on £1000, the ranks like autumn leaves before a gale, the Other portions of the Federal lines were company and its prime mover, has started the while in 1883 it was £26 on £1000. It was Second Michigan continued to advance until broken, but Berry's Brigade was not driven A baked bean sandwich is the latest picnic erection of a fine C“ltage In which io enter­ very low in 1858, but as a city official said: spltal fand Dispensary, fe’n'era'r'H ^izdm aH bfWd W« cUUered “ \Ye bad then poor streets, poor schools and in. D rin k within 50 yards of the enemy, when finding it one foot. Of them General Heinizelmati tain his friends in the hear' future. Flans are impossible to hold such an exposed position, says. “These troops, however, most gallantly and between the two is etl.ased a layer of made for about ten other cottages which will poor everything.” In 1878 the railroad debt Office: Spear Block, corner Colonel Poe received the assent of General kept their position on the Rebels’ right flank macerated baked beans. Roundabout ran be built at once. The company will put on was at its highest point. Our citizens can Main and Park Streets, Jameson to retreat, which was done in line of jtnd kept up such a deadly fire that no effort across one last week, and it wasn’t bad to a steamer as soon as the wharf is completed compare £22, the rate this year with £30 in take, either. 1878. ROCKLAND. WILLIAMS | liattle and in good order. This regiment was the enemy made could dislodge them. They to run from Bar Harbor to the Point. The , the last to leave the field on this part of the remained until dark, firing away sixty rounds fact that the Shore Line failroad is assured R o o t B e e r. I line. of amunition to each man, and then supply­ At the base ball game, Tuesday, some of and that work will begin on it at once, en­ The £55,000 received for the Penobsc It is made from the best I In this desperate light General Berry’s ing themselves with cartridges from the dead the decisions of Robert Bean, umpire for hances the value of this property greatly. Shore Line bonds will be used for cancelling Examinations ot the Eye Free of Charge. | brigade suffered severely and came out of. the Camden, were displeasing to the Rockland Over 300 cottage lots are already sold and outstanding bonds now due or to be called roots and herbs. Easily and wounded. Their fire completely com­ light much reduced. The ground fought manded the open space in their front, and crowd, who accordingly began to abuse Mr. sales of lots and stock are being made daily. in, bearing 4 per cent interest. Ab far as and cheaply made at home. was swampy and thickly wooded and it 1 not a mounted man succeeded in passing un­ Bean in a very vigorous manner. Round­ The public would do well to keep their eye possible bonds, four per cents, now due will Uhissed made to correct all errors of refraction. j almost impossible to keep the lines connected. about was there, and thinks with the crowd on this property for the men that are hack of be exchanged for 3 1-2 percents. Over three hundred references In Rockland and Improves the appetite, and der their fire.” vicinity. General Berry remained mounted throughout that two of the decisions were wrong and that it now have a reputation of making every­ The amount of 4 percents really due this Office open day and evening. 19 aids digestion. An unri- the entire engagement, a conspicuous mark the Rocklands suffered thereby, but later in thing go they take hold of. Under Mr year is £50,000, while in addition to this are Alter the battle of fair Oaks, Generals U p for the foe. Here as at Williamsburg his in the game were two other decisions by the Hanson’s management Dana’s Sarsaparilla £4200 in old Knox & Lincoln 6’s. Availed temperance drink. trepidity and manly bearing inspired every McClellan, Heintzelman, Kearny and Hooker same gentleman from which Rockland bene­ stock went front $100 to $1320 a share and C. THOMAS SAUL personally complimented General Berry for Healthful, foaming, lus­ man to do his best, ft was during this en fited and which were not pleasing to Camden. history often repeats itself. gagement that General Berry's assistant ad his skill and bravery. General McClellan in Roundabout is well acquainted with Mr. Bean The statement made that the Penobscot bis official report says: "General Berry was Shore Line bonds held by the city are guar­ cious. One bottle of extract jutant general, Captain Edwin M. Smith of and knows him to be a thorough gentleman PRETTILY FRESCOED. ordered to take possession of the woods on as well as talented ball player, and is confi­ anteed by the Maine Central is not true. makes 5 gals. Get it sure. Wiscasset, Maine, was killed while gallantly They are gilt-edged but not guaranteed, and DOS T PUSH! leading troops to the charge. Major II. I the left, and pushed forward so as to have dent that he would make no decision that he Send 2-c«nt itamp for picture!. llank tire on the enemy's lines. This move­ The Artistic Brush of a Rockport Man so are not perhaps quite as saleable as certain . HAVE YOUR . . Thayer, one of General Berry’s staff officers, did not believe was right. Witnesses of Greatly Williams & Ca&lstox, Hartford, OL ment was executed brilliantly, General Berry- games must bear in mind that there is scarcely jther railroad bonds. The city did well to says Pleases Vinalhaven People. get par for them. “ I met the general shortly after Captain pushing his regiments forward through the a game that does not call for decisions on woods until their rifles commanded the left points in which the crowd is fairly divided. Smith was killed. He was mounted, bare W. E. Carleton of Rockport.thc well known LawnlSower Sharpened headed, having lost his hat m the slashing, of the camp ami works occupied by General This is oarly in the season, and it’s a right good The new city issue of 3 1-2 per cent bondil $ Casey’s division in the morning. Their fire time for patrons of the game to think of the frcscoer and decorator, has just completed A man broke two chairs up in Sai, :n his face blackened with the smoke of powder, the ceiling of Memorial Hall, at Vinalhaven, is meeting with favor. Up to date City Treas­ And straightw ay b - m 1 . fr-wail ’em his eyes filled with tears, and his chin quiver on the pursuing columns of the enemy was difficulties that beset an umpire’s position, and urer Jones has sold £30,000 worth. This Sai J In s v. sf**: *' Vv'-.v d..n‘t you very destructive, and assisted materially in make up their minds to treat him fairly. and it is one of his finest jobs, (. ream colors, " • l.e Page's Liquid (Hue? ing with deep emotion as he told me the salmon pink and gold predominate. The safe and pretty investment and people Machinists For then you tl't lived t', null c » . ” Captain’s death was a great personal loss to checking the pursuit in that part of the field. This will apply to Camden and Warren as are rapidly taking advantage of it. AND ceiling is panelled like the Camden Opera him. lie then directed me to mark the spot, He held his position in these woods against well as to Rockland. Three good teams are N o t h i n g ’ several attacks of superior numbers, and after in the field for the county pennant. They are House. Around each of the twelve panels is I and us soon as the tiring bad uyised so that a border, while around the proscenium end is T h e Steam Fitters. rr-i t •'T men could be spared to assist me, to take the dark, being cut ofl by the enemy from the good fellows and play good ball, now let the ANSWERS TO CORRESPONBENTS. F ull Line of I* saved on main body, tic fell back toward White Oak crowd do its part towards maintaining the a border of wreaths and torches in colonial body to Corps Headquarters and remain style. The colors harmonize perfectly and it Fittings anil with it until I either delivered the body at Swamp, and by a circuit brought his men in­ standard of baseball in Knox county. M o rs e , /LV Stickinni to our lines in good order.” is an artistic job. VV. F. A.—The G. F. Burgess Engine Engineers’ Supplies, Rockland, Maine, or transferred it to some Mr. Carleton has a number of other im­ of Rockport won the first prize at Peab« s f t h a t n one whom I knew would do so. z\fter dark, The need of a work of improvement in our portant decorative jobs under advisement. Mass., in October making a play of 202 I Triassell Locksmiths with the help of three soldiers, we carried tin THEY WILL BUY. I w o n ’ t ! city cemeteries will impress itself upon all who He was busied three weeks at Vinalhaven. loj^ in. through 250 feet of hose. The first lu ll UUIINIIlitllH. I !. body iu an army blanket through the wet have occasion to visit Rockland’s two cities of prize at tlie Rockland trial one year ago was and Hufu and Bunk Locks I S T I C K . swamp and out of the timber about three People Who Have Property to Sell Should Com­ the dead. All is done in the way of tidying also placed to their credit. This was accom­ R epaired. miles, where at midnight, Captain McKeever BICYCLE BITS municate With the Committee. up that is possible with the limited means at plished against a very strong head wind, the Experimental of the Corps stall told me the orders just re­ command, but to the most charitable eye these stream striking the paper 183 84 feet from the M c L o o n i l f R A G E ’S ceived from Washington were to send only J. F. Gregory & Son have on exhibition at Mucliinery u Specialty cemeteries are a disgrace to a city with Rock- their store a 16-pound racer which attracts nozzle. the wounded, and that we must bury the body The Old Ladies Home z\ssoeiation of this and’s reputation for thrift and enterprise. A Kiln Piping at once. We obeyed his order, but found city has chosen the ^following committee to great attention. One revolution a second is M a c h in e .M SHW .Qt.M E! prominent Rockland business man conversed faster than a bicycler is allowed in law to riile For new coal process o sandy spot in the orchard and made the select and buy a suitable piece of property on this subject w ith Roundabout last week, burning lime. grave shallow, as I still hoped to carry out my for an old ladies home: Mrs. (). S. z\n- upon the streets of any city. Our police may The fresher the goods and voiced the sentiment of the great majority well take note of this fact. Great interest is C o m ’y. Special attention given original instruction. Early the next morn­ drews, Mrs. William Farrow and Mrs. Ed­ of our people. I Ie said : the better the taste ing, Mr. French, sutler of the 4th Maine, win Sprague. The association has voted manifested in the grand bicycle meet, to be “ We need a generous fund for the improve­ held at Knox Driving Park, Wednesday, the Marine came with his ambulance in vliich we placed not to expend more than £3000 for property. ment of of our cemeteries. There is an or­ our friend, aud he hastened away to his vessel They have had their attention called to the 24th inst. Many fast wheelmen from away Why Send Away io finy ganization already formed for improving will compete. It has been figured out that on Engine Repairing- at some point on the river. As the advance R. Y. Crie house on Broadway, the Dudley Achorn Cemetery and some similar organiza­ pickets from the enemy were already firing Jones property on Brewster street and the S. a bicycle geared at 60, one revolution a sec­ Agents for Tile Deane Dumps. tion should he perfected for caring for Sea ond will carry a rider 10^4 miles an hour; if on us from the farther side of the orchard, II. Gurdy and 11. G. Bird places on Rock­ View Cemetery. When these two associa­ this spot was hurriedly abandoned, except by land street. Most of these properties are at 63, his speed is half a mile faster; at 68 it is ! ^01 tions get in running order, a fund should be 12^4 miles; at 72 it is almost 13 miles, and at New and Second Hand Machinery some surgeons aud their assistants, who vol too high priced. raised for beautifying the cemeteries—not a Sewing unteered to remain with the wounded who 76 it is a little more than 13L2. small, insignificant sum, but a fund large and Boilers Bought and Sold. had been brought to this point during the COMING EVENNTS. enough to make material and permanent im­ FOUR oIFLADIES SEA STREET, • ROCKLAND. night. provements. Some of our well-to-do citizens are getting interested iu this matter, and I Telephone Call No. 9-3. llKKO OF THE DAY. The 13th annua, campmeeling of the Penob­ Who Lite Happily and Contentedly Beneath Ihe M achines scot Spiritual Temple is to be held at Verona believe we shall see something done this year.” Same Protecting, Sheltering Roof. Captain Edwin M. Smith was the son of Park August 1st to 18th. There will be Hon. Samuel E. Smith, Ex-Governor of Maine, many eminent speakers present. lie was born in Wiscasset, aud completed a Roundabout has learned of a shrewd county At the Head-of-the-Bay, in South Thom­ A. F. BURTON,! c h e a p ? The 16th Maine Regiment is to hold its 20th strawberry raiser who provides his pickers aston, is a house which shelter four aged full course at Bowdoin College, after which annual reunion at Presque Isle August 14-15. , be studied law, and then finished his educa- with spruce gum. The pickers like the gum, ladies. The oldest is Mrs. Lucretia Estes, Muuufacturer of aud Dealer in Steamers and railroads will grant one*fare aud their employer finds that gum is cheaper who is in her 101st year. The next is Mrs. | tion by travel in Europe. Shortly after his re- rates for round trip tickets. | turn from abroad, the war broke out, and he than strawberries. Nathaniel Ash who is 81 years of age. Then enlisted with all (he ardor of a youthful nature there is Marian Hall who is in her 79th year E. F. LEACH in the conflict, and was the first volunteer Deafness Cannot Be Cured Two men were busy at J. II. Wiggin’s store, and Mrs. Buckmau, iu her 81 st year. I from his native town. His company unani­ by local applications as they cannot reach the Thursday, attaching an arc light to the ceiling. Tbeir combined ages reach 339 years, with an average of quite 85. f OF ROCKLAND, mously elected ftim Captain, and with it he diseased portion of ihe ear. There is ouly “Are you having electric Sights put iu?” joined the Fourth Maine, and fought his first me way to cure deafness*, and that is by con­ queried Roundabout. Im ’•o ilin g u gnotl, five draw er. <’ak M xchlue battle at Bull Run. Captain Smith is said to stitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by “No! a telephone!” said Joe, who thinks CITY CHAT f o r W2O, D e liv e r e d a u d \V a rtu n U 'd . have been one of the last officers in his regiment an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of these needless questions are a nuisance. I he to leave the battlefield, aud then barely es­ the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is in­ other day a funeral procession passed Mr. At the last City Council mesfting a petition caped with his life by the use of his revolver. flamed you have a rumbling sound of imper­ Wiggin’s store. was received from resideiJs of Franklin <4f He aleu ban iu Stock ti^n Jjrd, Domestic, M onum ental Soon after he was commissioned .Major of his fect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, “Whose funeral is that?” asked a bystander. street, asking for a sewer. There certainly is While, New Home, New Ideal aud is selling from regiment, hut declined the office, preferring Deafness is the result aud unless the inflam­ “Mr. Blank” answered Joe. no sectiou of our city that more urgently All GOLD COIN Good* <5 to <10 lend tliuu laui year ou uccuuul of having to follow his Colonel, then made a Brigadier mation can be taken out aud this tube re “Is he dead!” queried the bystander. needs a sewer than this sa^e Fiankliu street. were canned last season. uo uguui ou the road 10 pay couumiseioas Vo. General, as Assistant Adjutant General upon stored to its normal condition, hearing will be “No! They are burying hun/Uivel” an­ It is thickly settled and Xupulous, and the General . good health of the lesidci/a demands sewer­ Picked from the vines Needlm, OH aud Furls furuiahed tar a ll his staff. At Williamsburg Smith led the destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are! swered Mr. Wiggin. kiuds of Tlaehiuis. Fifth Michigan iu the charge upon the caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an age. If the city is to bjpJd any sewers this one day, oanned the Cemetery Work. year Franklin street shogld not be overlooked. enemy’s works, and carried them with a storm inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. Residents along Beech street are to be next. ▲ large Block uf MouuuieuLt, TuiMilo, lieadalonee of fire. Four bullet holes through bis clothes We will give One hundred Dollars for any 1 congratulated ou the attractive appearance and Markera which will be auld at piicei to aauil S E W I N I i «ACHINK( KKHAIKK1). the thue«. First -clon* work u epvelaily. proved the risks he run. After the battle he case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that can­ of their premises and the street itself. The A gratifying fcaiureJJn ihe history of the • 18 U was introduced by General Kearny to other not be cured by Haifa Catarrh Cure. Send sides of the street are kept free from weeds, public library is the made of its hooks of nothing Finer on the Market. I E . I E . L E A C H , officers as “the hero of the day.” In his of- 1 for. Send for circulars; free. rubbish aud the like by the residents, and reference by the p « . u in the public schools.! Office & Works near K. & L. Depot, ficial dispatches, the same general spoke most F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. thus the appearauce of tbeir lawns is mater­ Duiiug (he last ten x \.. holars used its books THOMASTON, ME. 335 Muiu bt., R/ckiuud. flatteringly of his bravery and predicted for gsajr-buld by Druggists, 75c. ially improved. A beautiful lawn with an to gical advantage. THORNDIKE & HIX.

Y 2 THE ROCKLAND COURIERAGAZETTE »AY, JULY 16,1895,

STEAMBOAT SPARKS. We were unable to use a newsy communi­ DR. R. C. FLOWER MEN AND WOMEN. ST. GEORGE. cation from Rockland Highlands because no name was signed. Of Boston, Mass., to Visit Maine. The Lewiiton now hai her regular force on Having Especial Reference to People Martinsville. Charles and Joseph Jones at follows: Master, Capt. Mark I.. Ingraham; Well Known Hereabouts. arc haying for J. W. Hupper------Mrs. Thomas New York is having a hard time. The First Pilot, Capt. E. W. Curtis; Second Pilot, Dr. R. C. Flower, the eminent specialist, of Hooper has gone away with her husband in H Sunday closing excise law is being enforced Addison Shute; Quartermaster, E.M.Morris; Boston, Mass, has completed arrangements the freighter----- Capt. Leslie Wheeler and A. F. Holden;Bow Lookout,Thos. Flanagan; and on Saturday a cyclone struck the state, Col. and Mrs. Buck of Atlanta, Ga., are wife are home for a few days. |Thc barken- for a professional trip through the state of guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Rice. Watchman, D. F, Rich; Baggage Master, doing great damage. Maine. tine is in Boston. They are stopping with S George Fifield; First Officer, lames Tucker; The doctor will be in the different cities as Mrs. A. H. Clark of Waltham, Mass., is the Capt. George Barter, Mrs. Wheeler’s father Second Officer, Frank Brown; Engineer, Frosts’ in one portion of the West and follows: guest of Mrs. W. L. Benner. ------Mrs. Annie Hovey of Massachusetts is in Thos. H. Bennett; Asst. Engineer, Iawrence drouths iu another are making life miserable Mrs. G. F. Connors of Machias has been town------Capt. Alvano Marshall and family D Portland, Falmouth House, Friday, July 19. H Flynn; Purser, Ernest L. Hill; Freight Clerk, for western farmers, while Maine's agricultu­ the guest, the past week, of George W. Dow- arrived at their summer home, Friday. Capt. aOonaid M. Hill; Steward, Clarence 11. Hill; Bar Harbor, West End Hotel, Saturday, July rists are sure of good crops. 20. lin, Edwards Place. Marshall will stop at home for awhile------G. E Asst. Steward, M. O’Connell. Bangor, Penobscot Exchange, Monday, July O. L. Beverage, principal of Brattleboro, K. Marshall has repaired his buildings. A. II. Hanscom, purser on the steamer The New York Sun, in its caustic style, 22. Vt., High School, has becra in town the past W iley’s Corner.—Mrs. Louisa Welling­ A City of Bangor, went to Moosehead Lake last speaks of a school of aliens to whom the Belfast, Crosby Inn, Tuesday, July 23. week, representing a well known text book ton and daughter Emma of Lexington, Mass., S, week where he will join Mrs. Hanscom, who /Xmerican flag is nothing more than a “rec­ Waterville, Elmwood House, Wednesday, firm. accompanied by Miss Callie Robinson, are is there with a party of friends. tangular parallelogram of three-colored cloth.” July 24- Miss Carrie B. Sherer has returned from visiting here, the guests of Mrs. Eliza Robin­ Lewiston. Exchange Hotel, Thursday and New Hampshire, where she has been engaged son------W. O. Seavey has Ixmght the James The city’s 3 I 2 per cent bonds are going Friday, July 25 and 26. in the millinery business for the past three Thomas house------C. S. Watts has traded hia like hot cakes. A sale of $10,000 worth in Norway, Beal’a Hotel, Saturday, July 27. months. bicycle for a horse------J. E. Kinney and one lump was maJe last week, and probably Rockland, Thorndike Hotel, Monday, July 29 Miss Addie Wishman, who has been visit­ Haley Harrington are getting the hay on the Ideas come to all (sometimes). Bath, Shannon House, Tuesday, July 30. Richard Wilson place------Frank and Winslow an $8000 lot will be taken before we go to ing Mrs. Rebecca Ingraham, returned to her We sometimes have an idea. We press again. Augusta, Augusta House, Wednesday and home in Boston yesterday. She made many Robinson are getting the hay on the Wm. Thursday, July 31 and August 1. friends here. Caddy farm------Work on the sidewalk exten­ had one or two yesterday. One idea T. R. Simonton, esq., of Camden has Dr. Flower is too well known to require an sion is suspended until after haying------The Four F. W. Sanford, who played baseball in St. George Band was not in it the Fourth of July was to get rid of our entire stock of written several interesting articles for the introduction to the public. His wonderful Rockland several years ago, is now a success­ Maine Outing. They are devoted to “Pre­ method of diagnosing a person’s ailment thia year but some of the members were en­ ful preacher. He has had a great religious gaged to play in other bands on that day. historic Camden” and “Camden in the Time without asking a question, and marvelous and interest in Litchfield. of the Aborigines.” seemingly miraculous cures of prominent peo­ A s k Fred Smalley and Benj. Fuller played in ple all over the country, has placed him in Mrs. S. F. Adams and Mrs. George Reed Ing.aham's Band for the horse trot at Rock- CREPONS! of Lexington, Mass., are guests of Dr. F. B. Ian ’ S. G. Robinson and Bert Pierson The defender out-footed and out-pointed the foremost rank of his chosen profession. This visit of Dr. Flower's will afford an ex­ Adams. Mrs. Adams is the grandmother and played in Matthew’s Band at the Port Clyde and knowing that price will do nearly the Vigilant at Newport, Saturday, and did Mrs. Reed an aunt of Dr. Adams. eelebation, while C. S. Watts, G. II. and M. it in good shape. The Valkyrie III may cellent opportunity for many to consult this all things, we have marked the above Bargains eminent specialist close to their homes. Mrs. W. O. Fuller, Jr., is entertaining her A n y Kerswell and Fred Gilcrest played at possibly be a world-beater, but she’ll have no mother, Mrs. Sophia Stephens of Baldwin, Crescent Beach with the So. Thomaston Band. goods at the following prices : walk-over with HcrreshofPs hustler. HYMEN’S ALTAR. her aunt, Mrs. Mary Elwell of Lawrence, Sch. Ella F. Crowell, Thomas, arrived Kansas,and Mrs. Susan B. Smith of Newtown, from New York with coal Friday------Miss The authorities at Honolulu celebrated July Pa. Grace Caddy is visiting relatives in New Light Blue from $ 75 to 50c Yd. 4, the anniversary of the proclamation of the Highly Esteemed Rockland Young Lady Married Washington R. Prescott and family and Woman York------Edward Works, who has been visit­ Republic of Hawaii, by an act of clemency, In Boston—Churoh Wedding Thursday- Miss Belle Hall returned Friday from a car­ ing in the country, returned home last week Navy Blue 1.25 to 59c Yd. pardoning a number of the leading revolu­ riage ride to Searsraont, Waldoboro and ------W. J. Caddy was home from Vinalhaven to spend Sunday with his family------Mrs. HT tionists who were serving five year sentences, George W. Earle and S. May Wood were Friendship. Mr. Prescott left today for Black 2.25 to 1.25 Yd. and commuting the sentences of others. Augusta on a business trip. James Gilchrest returned to Vinalhaven Sun­ married in Boston Tuesday at 12 o’clock. W hat she thinks of the day------Three St. John wood boats came up The ceremony was performed at the Union E. K. Glover is in Boston------E. W. Por­ Sterling Sweater and river Saturday with wood for Thomaston Slate 1.25 to 59c Yd. Mayor Strong of New York believes that Cong’l Church by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Boyn­ ter has returned from Boston where he has parties------The hay crop will not be up to laws, whether good, bad or indifferent, should ton, in the presence of Charles Earle, brother been attending the sessions of the Christian the answer will be: the average owing to winter kill------Steamer Brown 1.25 to 59c Yd. be enforced as long as they remain on the of the groom, II. P. Wood of Rockland, Ella Endeavor Societies------Will Foise of Boston Ellen towed the steam launch M. and M. up statute book. He does not believe in the S. Wood of Lancaster, Mass., and Elvira H. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs J. E. Leach, river, Saturday. Sunday closing law, but says that as long as it Wood of Boston, brother and sisters of the Sunday. At the above prices they should is on the books and he is mayor, it will be bride. A wedding dinner was enjoyed at the Misses May Thorndike and Bessie Robbins T h e y A r e FULLER vigorously enforced. move rapidly. Quincy House, and then Mr. and Sirs. Earle are occuping the Thorndike cottage at Plea­ MUSICAL MATTERS. took the three p. m. train out of Boston for sant Beach. Capt. Thorndike’s vessel, the The city financial article on the first page Albany, via Hoosac Tunnel. They will make Flyaway, has been in the ’Keag stream the Perfection. The Wight Philharmonic Society had a will be found of interest. The present admin­ an extended tour through New York state, past week awaiting an opportunity to dis­ small but interesting rehearsal, Thursday istration is handling the city’s money matters Vermont, Canada and the state of Maine, ter­ charge her cargo of coal at South Thomnston. Wc have 10 or 15 pieces of Double Collar and Cuir, evening. At the rehearsal this week Charles with great ability. Mayor Lovejoy is one of minating their tour with a short visit to this Rev. C. Elwood Nash of Brooklyn, N. C. Schenck of Baltimore will render several our best financiers, and the city is having the city in the fall. double bottom. They piano selections. benefit of his extensive knowledge and good Y., who resided in this city, when his father, Mr. Earle is a native of Readfield in this Rev. C. P. Nash, was pastor of the I/niver- judgment. The mayor is ably seconded,by state, a graduate of Dartmouth College, and will not stretch out and C. J. Marshall, the singer and instructor, salist church, is taking a prominent part in who was located in Camdep last summer, will Duck Suiting the city treasurer and the committee on the successful and beloved principal of the sessions of Young People’s Christian are perfect fitting. We finance. the Hitchcock High School, Brimfield, Mass., study in New York this season. His family Union, which is holding its meetings in Bos­ have botl the standing will pass the summer months in Irvington, on hand in very handsome patterns. a heavily endowed institution. He is a gen­ ton. There is a great deal of local pride in tleman of culture and refinement and greatly and sailor collar. They have sold for 12 1-2 cents the II. P. Wood arrived Friday from Boston Rockland, and like the dentists, Rockland liked by all our people who have met him. George B. Mathews of Thomaston has been yard, but we shall finish them at people all pull together. If Rockland has a Mrs. Earle is a well known Rockland lady. ------Mrs. I. M. Burgess of Islesboro is visit­ unanimously re-elected instructor of music in new enterprise, the people stand ready to pat For several years she was assistant in the ing her sister, Mrs. Chas. A. Rose----- Mrs. the Lewiston schools. He has occupied this it on the back and help it along. It’s a good Rockland High School, which position she Iliram Pillsbury accompanies her husband to important position four years and has been C ts. reputation to have, and parties who arc look­ left to accept one of the instructorships in sea for a voyage----- Mrs. A. D. Bird has re­ $3.50. very successful------Fannie Cliff Berry of Cam­ ing for a right good place to locate any kind Bridgton Academy. From there she went to turned from a visit of a week in Portland------den, who has just returned from Florence, Dr. T. E. Tibbetts and Dr. R. B. Miller are Italy, where she has been pursuing her piano th e Y d. ol business should not overlook us, but look Brimfield, Mass., where she has been teaching Outing Clothing of us over. in the school of which Mr. Earle is principal. attending the annual session of the Maine studies, played at Bay Point one evening last Dental Association in Bangor this week. t3^T he7 above two ideas came to She is a lady in the best sense of the word, every description. week. Miss Berry will give a recital in the M. E. Church, Camden, this week. THE CHURCHES. highly educated and esteemed by all who have William A. Hill of Winterport is visiting Duck Trousers. us simultaneously, and wc are still come within the circle of her acquaintances. his uncle W. A. Hill, this city------At lunch living to tell of it and advise you to Many beautiful gifts were received. at the Thorndike Thursday was a party com­ Duck Vests, Caps, Rev. W. A. Newcombe of Thomaston AUGUST KIRMESS. look at these goods if nothing else. preached an exceedingly thoughtful and inter­ posed of Mrs. Thomas Bailey Aldrich, Mrs. Belts, etc. Bicycle Lotta Edwin, daughter of Capt. D. E- James T. Fields, Miss Sarah Orne Jewett and esting sermon at the First Baptist Church, C lo th in g Sunday morning. Crockett and wife, will be married Thursday Mr. Pierce of Boston, who were in our city The “ March of Time,” the Public Library next to William J. Pillsbury, M. D., of Balti­ on an excursion from “The Crags,” Mr. benefit, is making splendid progress. It will We had a lot of beautiful styles of Mist Lizzie Hyatt 6f New York organized more, Md. The wedding will take place at Aldrich’s summer cottage at Tenant’s Har­ be a three days Kirmess, and will be held in 2000 yards wide Printed a foreign mission society among the young high noon, in St. Peter’s P. E. Church, this bor. the Rink, which will be elaborately decorated. people of the Baptist society, Friday, the city. Mrs. W. H. Hewes and daughters of Mrs E. D. Spear is chairman o f the committee officers being as follows: President, Grace FROM BAY* POINT. on decorations. Mrs. G. II. Clifford hai charge Knowlton; vice president, Sadie Hall; treas­ Everett, Mass., .are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cotton Goods at 6 l-4c, Janies Donohue------Edgar Palmer of Boston of the commissary department. Silkoline urer, Lena Hodgkins; secretary, Edith Kal- The last night of the Kirmess will be de­ locb. and Mrs. Harry Palmer of Hudson, Mass., come in yesterday. They are hand­ Continual Round ol Unalloyed Pleasure al Rock­ are guests at J. F. Sprague’s, Camden street voted to a Pop Concert, with popular music. always sold for 12 l-2c. Rev. C. W. Bradlee goes away for rest this There is talk of getting Pullen here. land’s Famous Summer Resort. -----Mrs. J. E. Savage and daughter Ger­ some as can be. week. His vacation time will lie divided be­ trude visit at J. B. Gregory’s, Glenn street tween this state and Massachusetts. The J. F. Gregory & Son, Landlord Costello of the Bay Boint is ------Mrs. Abel Hunt and daughter of Bangor SUNDAY SCHOOLS- this lot are Dimities, pulpit supplies are as follows: July 21, Rev. are at Islesboro------Miss N. T. Burbank, of 12 1=2 Cents the yard. C. E. Bean; July 28, Rev. C. A. Plumer; happy. His house is rapidly filling up with people from all over the country and that he the Public Library, goes to Boston this week ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, Aug. 4,'Rev. \V. W. Ogier. All services as for a brief sojourn. I The annual mass meeting of Sunday usual. is thoroughly entertaining his guests is the , Schools will occur at Nobleboro, Thursday, Organdies, Muslins etc., opinion of all. Miss Green’s orchestra of Mrs. Joseph Glover and son of Boston are H/ider Farwell Opera House. Aug. 15. A program of great interelk has We have four styles of SUICIDE INTENDED. Boston is there and the bewitching strains of at S. II. Webb’s, Summer street------Miss been arranged and a special effort will be first-class music add much to the attractive­ Augusta Cook of Lewiston has been the guest made to interest and instruct the children. all warm weather goods. ness. The first hop of the season was given of James Wight and wife------Mrs. Janies A ll- W o o l Thomaston Man Writes His Mother That He Saturday night and was an affair much en­ Hanley of Alameda, Cala., and Mrs. C. W. Planned to Take His Life. joyed by a large number of people. The S. Cobb and two daughters of St. Louis are Tapley’s “Bread Winner” outwears all other ladies were becomingly attired in charming at Mrs. Mary Norton’s------E. R. True and ! shoes Mrs.IIelen Anderson of Thomaston received costumes of rich material, perfectly made cre­ wife of Washington, D. C., are in town for Diagonals a letter Saturday from her son, Capt. R. B. ations of our greatest designers of fashion, their usual summer sojourn----- Mrs. W. C. Anderson, of Kansas City, Mo., stating that and beautiful in design. Diamonds, rubies Woodbury and daughter of Dover are at J. because of business losses he had decided and other precious stones glistened and F. Fogler’s. 48 inches wide and to drown himself and that he should do it so sparkled from fingers, hair and corsage The Miss Ruth Clark of Pittsfield, Mass., is the 3 3 cents the yard. thoroughly that there would be no use to in­ gentlemen were attired in the conventional guest of Miss Jessie Knight------H. B. Far- stitute any inquiries. Further advices convey evening dress. Is was a pleasant occasion well of New Orleans is in the city----- ‘D. IL SOMETHING EXTRA. S e c o n d . the information that Capt. Anderson is miss­ and if this is any criterion the guests at Bay Seymour and wife of Seattle, Wash., are ing from hia place of business, and the infer­ Boint can look forward to a most enjoyable guests of Capt. E. A. Butler and wife. Mrs. ence is that he has carried out his sad inten­ summer. Seymour was formerly Miss Grace Thorndike Are as often due to the style of the shoe O ne lot One case Brown Mixed tion. of South Thomaston------A. W. Sewall of as to the foot itself. We buy only from Capt. Anderson was the son of Capt. Ras­ MARSTON S NEW PUPILS- ’ Melrose, Mass., was one of the welcome mus and Mary Leeds Anderson of Thomas­ visitors to town last week------Mrs Rufus makers who consider style, lit and linish Covert Cloth 10-4 Blankets, subject to ton, and was born in 1849. His father was Former Rookland Teacher Resigns Position Curtis, Miss Mamie Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. C. drowned at sea and a brother was drowned in S. Curtis, of Sharon, Mass., are guests at first. We save you money, but that is a well while quite young. Capt. Anderson In Biddeford (or Belter Monep C. B. Morey’s. * subordinate to the other things. manufacturers’ imperfec­ went to sea in early life, and for a number of Miss Waterman of Dover is the guest o’ Eton Suits years was one of the captains in the employ J. r . Marston, who has been principal of Mrs. L. IL Snow, Ingraham’s Hill------Capt See our Women’s Shoes at 85.00 and of Capt. Watts. He was a successful and the Biddeford High School the past six years, A. J. Hall and wife have returned from a car­ made in an elegant manner. From tion, at 41c. These are competent master mariner. and who previous to that time occupied a riage drive through Knox, Waldo and Ken­ find how true the above is. Several years ago he went west and en­ 81 3 .0 0 to similar position in this city, has resigned to nebec counties------Mrs. I. O. Rhodes of gaged in trade. He was unmarried. take charge of the Manning High School Omaha, who has been visiting at the home of displayed in our south in Ipswich, Mass. His new salary will be W. B. Hix, is now in Bath. She will visit £i8co, $500 more than he got at Biddeford. WENTWORTH & CO. $10.00. A OBITUARY. Portland and Malden before her return West. Mr. Marston has hosts of friends in this Her husband will come East to the Masonic 338 Main Street. Rockland, Me. w in d o w . city who will be pleased to learn of his pro­ conclave, in August, and accompany her We can get no more of them. Mrs. Rich, mother of Mrs. II. C. Chapman motion, but who in the same measure will be home. of Bangor, died at her home in Winterport, sorry to have him go farther away from Sunday of last week. Rockland. FISH AN? FISHING- Charles N. Fernald, who died in Temicula, Cala., July 4, was a native of Lincolnville and ONE DAY S PROFITS. The law on salmon went into effect yester­ S u m m e r a member o f Amity Lodge and Keystone day. Dealers say that the season has been Chapter of Masons, Camden. He was a stone One week from tomorrow A. J. Huston, about an average one lor fish. The long cutter by trade and for several years was fore­ the newsdealer, will devote his store to the period of cold weather in the spring just as man of the llodwell Granite Co. works at Public Library. That is, the profits of that the fish were beginning to come rapidly into G a rm en ts Vinalhaven. He and his sons owned and con­ day’s business be will donate to the library the market held the supply back a bit, but as ducted a prosperous granite business in Cali­ fund. a whole the supply was equal to the demand, of all description at your own price. l i i r d fornia. His wife and two sous survive. Some of the city’s best known society which is saying a good deal. The lisb have Annie M., daughter of John A. and Lucy young ladies will assist in the store on that been of good size during the season. occasion. One case Light Ground Chadwick, died at the family home on Grace Lobsters retail for 15 cents a pound in the street, Sunday morning. The funeral services markets. Summer visitors must have lobsters, We realize that the above contains occur this afternoon at two o’clock. Deceased and the demand keeps up the price----- but two ideas and the balance is Prints 0 l-4c. was 22 years of age. She was educated in Mackerel are scarce. It is time for this fav­ the South Thomaston schools, where the orite fish to be caught off the coast, but he just what it is labeled, “Hash.” family formerly resided, and was an exceed­ hasn't put in an appearance here yet. C011 Can you not find something to- ingly bright, intelligent young lady. For sev­ sequeotly large mackerel retail for 25 your taste among the several items ? eral years she had been in the employ of the cents, mediums for 15 and tinkers for 10. late Gen. Davis Tillson. Many friends who These last named ordinarily sell at 6 for a appreciated her many amiable qualities most quarter. Halibut are retailing at 14 to 16 deeply sympathize with the parents and re­ cents a pound. maining sister in their bereavement. About Said a fish dealer, yesterday: “That big five months ago another daughter, Carrie, Christian Endeavor Convention in Boston W e W a n t passed away, mourned by all. has had a tendency to keep prices of fish up. When people from the interior get to the sea The McCormick F’oxxirtlx sociaT salao- shore they want fish.” Y o u r T ra d e Cod and haddock are very plenty and very 6 pieces Black Crepon I he Juuior B. Y. F.. u. nad a nice time cheap. Leads Them A ll! Jakland, Thursday----- F. F. Burpee’s ha Local fishermen are having great sport at some cottage at Lucia Beach was appro] Cbickawaukie Pond, catching white perch. Dress Goods 39c. Sold atcly opened, Monday evening of last we< A number of big black bass are also caught The Beat Machine Made and we Sell with music by the Ingraham’s Hill Band, there. It is now open season on perch. freshmeuts, etc. From April 1 to July 1 it is illegal to catch Them at the Lowest PriceB. , first of the season for 75c. these nice pan fish. Ivan F. Baer and wife entertained Tuesi Oysters now retail for 75 cents a quart. William 0. Hewett evening in honor of their guests, Mr., S' ABSOLUTELY PURE Bluefish and Su John salmon are iu the mar­ and Miss Scrymgetiju------The Central Ck ket, the former at 12 cents a pound dressed Easy Terms of Payment if Desired. monthly “open hou^e,” Friday evening, 1 THE OLD RELIABLE weight, the latter at 25 and 30 cents. ;reatly enjoyed----- fcMr. and Mrs. L. and Company, Jarrett pleasantly \ entertained Thunk Call and See Us. No Trouble to Show CALIFORNIA. evening. \ SWEET CAPORAL Goods...... Mrs. C. E. Rising and sou have leased A new and interesting Book descriptive of 374 MAIN STREET, Flint cottage, Pleasant Iicacb, tor a lime a California mailed free to your address. Send CIGARETTE to A. PH ILLIPS & CO., Washington ,St., will occupy the same. y Rookland, Maine. Hm stood the Test of Tine Boston, Mass. Mrs. Eugene H. R ose/and Mrs. Thoi LAMSON & STIMPSON. Fuller & Cobb. Donahue are to receive / t 148 Broadway, T he C.-G. is delivered at more Rockland home of Mrs. Rose, tor' residences than any other paper published. SEA STBEET HARDWARE STORE. THE KOCKLANjt COURIER GAZETTE TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1895

Farmers as« marketing new potatoes. FOLKS TWO BUSH ISLAND. Cf.lf.ry Plants.—Now set • row of White THINGS ' Eggs are growing scarce. They are retail­ FREE LECTURE TO WOMEN. Plume Celerr where your early peas come off. ing for 18 cents a dozen. A Legal Fight Oier a Few Acres of Land In Whlan Fine plants, low price, C. M. T ibbetts. The road crew is doing a good job on the TheCourier-Gazette has arranged Uuole Sam Takes a Part. Old Thomaston Road. Dr. R. C. Flower of Boston W ill Dr. E. I lidding Lansing shows some new Something FARWELL OPERA HOUSE •with The Boston Daily Traveler so Thorndike & Hix are slaughtering 20 to 25 Deliver His New Lecture and strong testimonials in today's iss.e that that we oan send to all who pay in 1 spring lambs a day. July 2 they sold 71. The little four-acre bit of rock lying south , furnish interesting reading to those who think E ntitled ol consulting him. That You Never Ate Q. I.. BLACK, Manner. advanoe, that bright evening news­ of Dix Island and known as Two Bush Island J BEGINNING * | | . >■ Haymakers are not having the bes (probably because there isn’t a bush on it) ... ,, ■ . „ , . In your life, for sale at paper with The Weekly Courier- weather. ii cutting quite a large .igure in legal circle, just | Happiness and Beauty of FRATERNITY FACTS. Wednesday, JUly II Gazette for only $2 per year for The new Smith residence, at Warrenton, ist now, a special session of the United Slates Women." both papers— all closed in. District Court being held here last week and Disclosure! of Importance From the Hldlei Haun all the machinery put in expensive operation to F. M. SIMMONS'. The Weekly C.4L, 1 year, 12.00 Rehearsals for the “ March of Time” are of the Ga; and 6ldd; Goat. well attended, and the participants are all Enable the government to obtain for a smaller At Farwell Opera House, Rockland, at a The finest dish for hot LOUTS Boston Dully Traveler, 1 y e a r, 1.0 0 interested. price what the present owner of the island, o'clock Monday Afternoon, July 29. weather ever put upon Mr, Chas. F. Guptill of Portland, wishes to sell Arcana Lodge, K. of P., of Thomaston Regular price, $ 5 .00 Barring scarlet fever, the city is enjoying a for—at least j>220o. Judge Webb of Portland holds its meetings Wednesday evenings in the market. season of health and physicians’ horses are presided, U. S. District Attorney Bradbury This lecture will he delivered under the au­ Knights of Honor Hall. Six candidates took FREDERIC BRYTON growing fat. spices of the -'Woman’s Health Association" the second degree, at the last meeting. Pur Price for Both P a p w , Only represented the government, assisted by C. M. Walker, esq., of this city. The owner of New England, which has arranged with Dr. The Odd Fellows of Knox Lodge are pre- Free Exhibition a ll day. Don't miss “Things grow rapidly this year,” said a Flower to deliver this lecture (free) to the $2 a Y tar i f you w ill pay for the citizen; “ I have a raspberry bush that has of the island was represented by lion. Geo. M. paring to celebrate the rath anniversary of it, you still trani a package for Sun. Bird of Portland and Hon, C. E. Littlefield of women of twenty cities. the lodge's establishment in royal manner, u grown seven feet, this season.” If you would know how to regain lost C.-G. One } oar in Advance. this city. Nearly too witnesses on both sides i . 1 ,.vou , w,,ul" Know n° w .7*ain, 10,1 Xug. 5. There will be a mammoth picnic at day. Remember Saturday is the day F o r g iv e n .” Gale’s Orchestra played at the Central Club, have been examined,the point U,establish being 1 ™ health .f you have Oakland, with games, etc., and A. A. Beaton Friday evening, also at a pleasant party at There is no brighter or newsier the value of the island, the testimony varvinu varying ,f ?"u »ould know how to get the great- will deliver an address on Odd Fellowship. • • dose oat our a hole stock of Juniper Hill, last evening. est amount of happiness out of both single Change of Play Nightly. paper in New England than The from >ioo to >20,000. A very spirited cross- Nahanada Tribe, I. O. R. M., worked the The strawberry season is just about done. examination of the various witnesses was car­ and married life; if you wonld know how to Traveler, and The C.-G. believes A great many have been sold, and prices preserve your beauty and you'hful looks far Warrior’s degree on one candidate and the Prioes, - 25, 35,50 and 75 ota. ried on by Mr. Littlefield and Mr. Walker. Chief’s degree on two candidates at last Fri­ M e a ts , Tickets now on sale at 4)pera Honae. this isan unprecedented offer to its have ruled very low. Judge Webb delivered his charge to the into the evening of life, then go and hear Dr. day’s sleep. At the quenching of the coun­ The W. H. Glower Co. is to build a story- jury Saturday morning. The jury was out Flower. readers. If you have not renewed Dr. Flower’s friends claim that as a lect­ cil fire the Haymaker’s degree was worked B e rrie s , your subscription do so and get a and a-half house and ell for O. II. Perry, about an hour, returning with a verdict for on five candidates. just beyond Ingraham’s Hill. >6oo. The final entries will be made in Port­ urer he has no superior, if equal, apon the daily paper every day the ooming American platform, and for wit, sarcasm, pa­ F ru its The dance at Oak Hill Grove last night land and the court was adjourned until to­ year without spending a cent more. morrow at io o’clock in Portland. thos ami beauty of speech he has no equal. AND wai attended by a large crowd. This resort What the press says; And if you are not a reader of The has become very popular during its short ex­ Eventually the government will get it3 light­ Cleveland—Oiny Gables, Buzzard's Bay,Mann., Hammocks house established on Two Bush, but the legal Dr. R. G. Flower lectured yesterday afternoon In V e g e ta b le s C.-G. here is an inducement for you istence. Aro« m bly Hall to over 1,200 women, representing Ju ly 3, to Mr. and Mro. Grover Cleveland, a (laugh- A good scythe would improve the walking history of the case will previously have proved iHrgely the wenlth, culture and brains of the city. ter. . . A T . . to become one. H avener—Rockland, Ju ly 3, to Mr. and Mrs. REGARDLESS OF COST. on the city sidewalks, particularly on North exceedingly interesting. Never was an audience more enthusiastic In praise All orders to be addressed to T he anil upplnusc than this vast assembly of women. Cha*. K. Havener, a son. Main street, where the burdocks are nearly They laughed and cried at the same time.—PKila- T eb o —Glen Cove, Rockport, July 7, to Mr. and F. M. SIMMONS, Courier-Gazette. six feet high. AMUSEMENTS ANO ANNOUNCEMENTS- •I'lphia Time*. Mrs. Wm Tebo, a daughter. T ract—Houth Deer lele, July 4, to Mr. and Mrs. I»i. R. G. Flow er’s lecture to women at A*»sem. Cor- Main and Winter Bts. Specil Prices Byron Tracy, a daughter. New warning notices have been posted in Meats still remain high, good beef com lily Hall, yesterday uf ernoon, wh- attended by In good times everybody feels like attend­ Kb r r b —Appleton, Ju ly 4, to Mr. and Mrs. E. R. the electric cars. raanding top prices. In this section second nearly 1,600 ladles. T he doctor had the sym pathy Keene, a non. ing the playhouse. Money is plentiful and of bis largo nudlenco from the opening to the close L. E. Chandler of Camden is clerking in grade is not much wanted at this time of R ichmond W arren, Ju ly 3, to Mr.and Mm . Por- year. amusement can nowhere else be found in the of his lectnro. The enlhu-d ism of his audience al ter Richmond, a non. Kittredge’s-drug store. times knew no bounds. No higher compliment Ol iv e r -Thomaston, July I, to Mr. and M rs, same abundance. Every play that is an­ could be paid the doctor than the remark of »ho July Water Rates! Mexican .Sisal Hummocks, White, E. H. Crie has painted a handsome sign for Local bowlers are making big stiings on nounced receives generous patronage. But, Charles B. Oliver, a son, Willie W. H. President of the Chester Club; "A liner lecture Can K—Deer Isle, Ju n e 27, to Mr. and Mrs. Y etts Frank Jones, the blacksmith. Havener’s new bowling alleys, at the brook was never delivered by m an.”—/ ’AlZocfefpAlrr whether the times be good or bad, when a Prtu. H. Gatie, a son. The Ksckland W ater Go. 65 cents. Colored at 75 cents, and St. Clair & Allen’s wholesale candy estab­ The alleys are fitted up in fine shape and play like “Forgiven” is advertised, eveiy man, Di. IL C. Flower lectured last night to nearly Barter—Deer Isle, June 25, to Mr. and Mrs. a n d t h e a larger one at 89 cents. lishment on Sea street is being painted. receive a good share of patronage. woman and child who has the price should 3.000 people In T rem ont Tem ple. (Ils audience Charles O. Barter, a daughter. went w ild overhts nloqueace, keen thrusts, pathetic I’ROCTOR—Appleton, June 21, to Mr.and Mrs. C a m d en A Rockland Water Co. Big bouquets of beautiful pond lilies are Not only is Frederic Bryton a sterling attend, for they know what a treat is in store, appeals and quiok snllics. — Hon ton Gtobt. Wm. II. Proctor, a non. being brought in from Lily Pond, Rockport. actor, but his company is composed of the and that to miss it is to miss seeing the great­ Never was n lecture better received nor an audl- Blrnh -Spruce Heud, July 0, to Mr. and Mrs. Give notice that theSeml-Annual Water Rates be­ Our leader is a Woven Hammock same material, the same that have filled all est piece of dramatic construction ever put enco more highly entertained than at 'Fremont F. L. Burns, a daughter. come due and are payable at their office,No.7 Lkne- “ Rebekah” will be the subject for study at the engagements in the large cities. before the American public. Frederic Biyton, Temple last night. The lecturer was I)r. R. G. rock Htreet, on and after July 1st, 1806. with Stretcher and as long as they the Wight Philharmonic rehearsal, this week. Flower. —Boston Journal. Rockland, June 24, 1806. 26 There are dozens of applications for the that universal favorite, with one of the best ffiarriag£5. last they will go at 99 cents. Probate court meets today. The usual de­ Dr. R. Flower's lecture to ladies in Columbian position of superintendent of Rockland companies that ever started from New York, Hall yesterday afternoon was the finest entertain- tailed report will be found in T he C.-G. next schools. As we prophesied last week appears in the star part, and he is, in this ment ever given the women of this city. Hundreds W io o ir —H eard — South Thomaston, July 4, Cottage House for Sale. week. Principal Smith of Lincoln-street Grammar faultless drama, worth going to see. Tin were unable to gain adualt’ance, while those who William Titcomb Wlggin nnd Blanche H. Heard, A one-snd-a-half story Cottage House, lot 60x00, Higher grade goods at correspond­ did enjoyed for an hour and forty minutes between both of South Thomanton. well stocked with fruit and shade trees and shrub- Charles W. Gale played at Green’s Landing will probably be chosen. engagement begins Wednesday evening, July laughter, applause and tears, the richest trent of the Stoter—A l len —Ellsworth Falls, July’3. Irving ery. Hltusted on Bhaw Ave., near Beech Street. ing low prices. July 4. This is his seventh consecutive year Prof. Munson rode to the ball game yester­ 17. The prices are 25, 35, 50 and 75 cents. season. The D octor’s tribute to the. m arried life A- Btover, of Ellsworth Falls, and Mrs. Geitrude For particulars, enquire on the premises. and home, nnd his closing tribute to women, for May Allen, of Rockland. 26-28* HO W A RD H. BRO W N . there. day on his bicycle but came home in a car­ C. F. Prescott, proprietor of the Eastern eloquence, pathos nnd beauty of speech can never Scarlet fever is prevalent in the city. A riage. A carriage backed into the wheel, on be outdone.—Zq/ayc/fc (Znd.) Courier. the ball ground, puncturing a tire. The ac Circus, was at his Rockland home last COTTAGE HOUSE FORSALE number of cases are reported at the North- Lot and buildings ul South End, magnificent cident gave Mr. Munson a tired feeling. week, and speaks glowingly of the success of TAKE FRENCH LEAVE. HUSTON’S end. his show. The eight days of rainy weather view excellent facilities for small family. For sale The C. & R. Water Co. is laying a six-inch S k a t b s . at s bargain. EDWARD K. GOULD, Probate Capt. Farwell has collected all of bis was a hard thing to buck against, but since Office, Court H ouse. 22 pipe on Limerock street between Broad and the sun came out his canvas has been When the breakfast bell rang Sunday NEWS STAND. tax but about >4,000. About 150 poll taxes J ameson —Rockland, July 5. Capt. Oliver Jame­ Broadway, to furnish water for a hydrant that thronged at both da’Iy performances. The morning at the Knox County jail two of the are unpaid. guests were found to be missing, George Otis son, nge<1 HO yearn, 7 mouths, 26 days. FOR SALE. 980 Main Kt., Opp. Thorndike House. will be set at the junction of the latter street towns in I lancock and Washington counties Blacking ton—Rockland, July 8, Emma A. Work commenced yesterday on C. A. Rose’s and Joey Dunham having departed during For sale low to dose out an estate, situated In the and Limerock, in pursuance with an order have greeted the circus with much enthusiasm. Blacklngton, aged 63 years. 7 months, 26 days town of Hope, Knox County, Maine, 3% miles new house, Beech street extension. It is to passed at the last meeting of the city govern­ In Addison a local brass band, made up of the night. It is not exactly known at what FiriELD—Vinalhaven, July 7, Ebenezer Fifield, from Union depot, the property formerly owned by be a handsome structure. time the prisoners departed or how the es­ aged 63 years. the Bo. Hope Mfg. Co., consisting of large two- ment. This action will be viewed with a great ladies, invited Prof. Cash, Mr. Prescott’s band T it Uh—Appleton, July 6, Horace Titus, aged 82 cape was made. It is known, however, story building containing grist mill, shafting, etc., Rockland’s cemeteries need attention, and deal of satisfaction by the many property leader, to lead them and they gave a concert years, 10 months. The remains were brought to also two-story paint shop, good water power. A a movement looking towards their betterment owners in the vicinity who are paying higher in the public square in honor of the circus. that the steel bars to one of the windows was Union for burial. grand opportunity. Inquire of JAMES P. HOBBS, The Board of Health sawed through and it is reasonable to sup­ A c iio r n —Waldoboro, July 2, Luvel Achorn, Hope Maine. 17-2J would command hearty support. insurance rates because they have no protec­ Mr. Prescott goes eat’ tomorrow with an ad­ aged 43 yearn, 9 m onths, 24 days Will meet for business Every Friday at 2 o*( lock pose that the men departed through the aper­ p. in. In the Aldermen’s Room. To Insure atten­ tion from fire. ditional wagon and four horses and will rejoin (’o le—OccanvPle, Deer Inle, J u n e 26, Mrs. Mary No clue yet to parties who put shot thro’ C. ture. It was an impossibility for the men to BUSINESS FOR SALE. tion complaints should be made to tbe Bonrd wbllo II. Moor & Co’s store door, night of 3d. Spear, May & Stover’s music box is render his show for a ten days tour through the Cole, aged 63 yearn. In •esslon, or to tbo Secretary lu writing. get out of the steel cage and the supposition Dole—Deer Isle, Ju n e 26, Mrs. Nancy A . Cole, An Interest In a small itt-am power, wood work­ ing the atmosphere in and about their store .Aroostook country. 'r he show is much larger ing Dlant. Variety jobbing, manufacture of house T he law requires that precautions for prevei Ung •Chance for some one to get >50. is that one of the men was hid in the bath aged 66 yearn. the spread of contagious diseases, and the analog exceedingly melodious. The Regina music ar.d better organized tl.^a when it left our K n io h t - Deer Inle, June 26, Charles E. Knight, flu linings, etc. Established two years, doing a Mrs. A. B. Rackliffe found a glass fruit room and that when everything was quiet he good business. A bargain. Poor health sola rea­ of sick rooms, buildings and c'othlng aften. rds, box is the first and only music box manufac city and Mr. Prescott is going to score a good aged 2 months. must bo done to the satisfaction of the Board of dish on Kiln hill, at the Meadows, yesterday. came out and then let the other fellow out Mkmhbr.—Union, July 2, Mrs. Franck Messer, son for selling. E. M. HHAW, firm Shaw 8c tured in the United States, and far surpa cs season’s success. Hmith, Rookland, Me. 16 Health. The owner can have it by calling at Mrs. by unlocking the door. It was then a com­ aged 66 years. Householde.s and physicians are required by law the finest imported ones. The mechanism is to report cases of the following diseases to tho Rackliffe’s. of wonderful perfection, and so strong and paratively easy matter for desperate men to Effie Crockett Carleton and her excellent saw away the bar to the window, crawl JOBBINC DONE. Local Board of Health promptly: Diphtheria or George Carr, a lad about eleven years of well finished that with ordinary care it will company of artists entertained Rockland’s membranous croup, scar'et fever, typhoid fever, through and skip. Deputy Sheriff Hewett Beecham’s pills for consti­ measles, whooping cough, cerebro spinal menin­ age, was thrown from W. T. Prescott’s team, last for a life-lime. It runs liucen minutes best people at Farwell Opera House, Thurs­ on Main street, Saturday afternoon, and quite was the last one to see the men in the jail. gitis, small pox, cholera, typhus fever, pulmonary with one winding The cases are ornamental day, Friday, Saturday and Monday evenings, pation 104 and 25*. Get the tubercr’osls or consumption. severely bruised. Both men were allowed considerable liberty and highly polished. The tune-sheets are the Monday evening presentation being by book at your druggist’s and 38 BKNJ. WILLIAMS. The “alligator oil” medicine man with stu­ indesiructable, being made of meta), and are and the plans must have been made very de­ W. A. ALBEE. special request as it was the desire of a large liberately. Otis with biting sarcasm left a D. C. PERKINS. dent cap and cloak and two live alligators was easily adjusted or changed. Drop in and number of our people to see Mrs. Carleton in g o b y i t NOTICE. in the city Friday and Saturday night selling hear the beautiful tunes. a comedy role. Mrs. Carleton has a charm­ note saying that he thanked the officers for his medicine from a wagon. lie sold some. their kind treatment and was sorry to leave Aaawal mIm than S.000.000 b«ZM. _ ___V vz Work nas begun 011 the foundation of ing stage presence, possesses marked dramatic but business elsewhere necessitated a hasty bed at’d board wbuuui nuuauiou* vnuao, I Horse fdt Sale. John R. Cousins, the boiler man, is repair­ ability which is bound to place her in the no debts of her contracting after this date. James Fer. aiJ’u new house, corner Pleasant departure. That the prisoners after their es­ 27 RO SW ELL M URPHY. Good driver; weighs 260Tns.;60 lbs.; will soUfvery low. ing a small boiler for George E. Tilden’s and State stree’s------The cottage house, ftont rank of her profession. Her appear­ Vinalhaven, July 8. ance each night was greeted with rounds of cape received outside aid is a foregone con­ MACHINE SHOP FOR SALE. steam launch. lie commences an .inspection rear of A. W. Benner's, has received a coat of clusion. Tho Machine Shop and flxtureri of tho late George and repair job on the Court House boilers applause and it was quite evident that she Maine Music' paJnt------A new house and stable are being Dunham is a Rockland yonng man gone H . J odl-a of South Union, Knox Go., Maine, with GIRLS WANTED. this week. built at the Oakland siding------The new had found a warm place in the hearts of the the land on which It •tuode and the water power people. Her work was eminently character- wrong. He was convicted last fall for assist­ connected therewith. The ahop In about thirty by Girls for general housework, nurses and the Ayers & Black have their building on Main Smith residence at Warrenton looms up ing in wrecking a train in Somerset coucty forty or fifty feet floor space, two ntorie« high nnd nursery can obtain first-class places by applying at Roller 8kates For Sale. street, North-end, nearly ready for business. massively------Haying weather started in zed by naturalness besides showing that she a basement. Tools, etc., all In order for Immediate he Intelligence office of MRB. R. C. HED G EB, Ldllor Sk is a faithful student and conscientious worker. and waB in jail pending a motion for a new use. Term* cash or undoubted security. MRS. 87 7 Grove Blroet, Rockland .it s.oclc. A new 50-horRe power boiler was put in last Wednesday------Veazie’s Brass Band of Rock­ trial. He was first taken to Norridgewock egistur of Insolvency. week. The building will be used for bottling port w 111 give a fine concert at the Lawn Mrs. Carleton was ably supported by her G. A. JONES, Kxx. of Estate. Reference, PntLo husband, Mr. Carleton, who is an actor of jail but being ill, together with the jail there T h u r st o n , Rockland. 26 pickles, etc. I* estival, tomorrow, Wednesday evening. being repaired, he was brought to the jail great merit. The other members of the Watches aud Jewelry at Steam launch Cornet is running fish for the A big party will accompany the band from here. Otis it will be remembered was sen­ Rockport. company were equally good, all rendering Rockland Packing Co. This company’s their parts with commendable credit. In the tenced to ten months for breaking aud en­ product is making a great sensation in the presentation of the comedy, “ Uncle Joshua tering and robbing Capt. Lucien Heald’s Use “Good Samaritan” Liniment. markets. A big order was received from KNEW HIS FACE. Whitcomb,” Mrs. Carleton demonstrated her house in Rockport. His time would be up New York last week. ability to enact comedy roles. While in this chy in September, but he was much wanted by Massachusetts police for various offences Dr. R. C. Flower of 559 Columbus Avenue, He Attempted to Mash the Wrong Young Lad; Mrs. Carleton was visited by her many Rock­ JULY BARGAINS Boston, is soon to make a professional tour land friends whom she most cordially re­ committed in that state. The story ol Miss —The Retort Was Startling. Lena Koch,the daughter of respectable Spring- Summer Boarders through the state and takes our town as per ceived. A few boardeni can be accommodated at the field parents, member of Sunday school and advertisement. The doctor has before visited A dude struck town one day laBt week, and Ocean Houmo, Owl’s Head, Me. For further In­ ----A.T---- us and his lectures are very highly spoken of. until her meeting with Otis a very estimable formation addre».s R. D. RAWSON, Prop. 27 attempted to mash a young lady who is en­ ELECTRIC ROAD EXTENSION. young lady; how she became infatuated with S. T. Mugridge, the sailmaker, had a big gaged in one of the Main street millinery Otis, and although he was married, ran away crew at work last week on sails for schooners stores. He met her on the street, bowed to Twill Be an Accommodation to Public and with him; their trip from Charleston, S. C., her and waved his gloved hand at her in a Georgia Berry and others. This week he is Remunerative Io Company. with Capt. Ileald, who treated them with making a new suit of sails for Jackson Rich­ real giddy manner. much kindness, and how they repaid the Cottage to Rent or Sell. E. B. HASTINGS' He afterwards entered the store where the ardson’s yacht Emma. It will be a consider­ The Rockland, Thomaston and Camden kindness by robbing their benefactor, is still Cottago Is all furnished—has a separate cook ably larger spread of canvas than the original. lady busies herself and began the conversa­ Electric Ry. will be extended at once to Till­ fresh in the minds of our readers. room and is desirable every way For terms write tion in this wise : son’s wharf. This is an important announce­ to ED W A R D K. M ILLER, vVe.t Quincy, Muss. In all departments. C. W. Waldron, of the Petit Manan Land “Aw! How de do? Don’t yer know ine?” Company was at North Haven last week ment pleasing alike to business men aud w. Walker, practical piano tuner, will “N o!” replied the young lady, who ha<’ citizens. There is an immense travel between make his usual visit to Rockland about July where he went to examine a steam launch readily sized up his dudesbip; “hut I have Midsummer Cut. with a view to purchase. The company needs th« city and Tillson’s wharf and the elec­ 18. Address as usual to this office. RUG FOR SALE. seen your picture trics will be greatly appreciated. The work some direct means to reach their property, “Aw! really! You don’t say so!” exclaimed and a steam launch offers the best induce­ will be done by A. Ilathorn who has just If you need any D ry Goods now ie the time to find the delighted dude; “where please?” completed an electric road between Norway LAWNS. ments. The company contemplates taking a “In Puck!” was the answer. party down to this new summer resort at no and Paris in Oxford county. Special fittings Bradley’s English Lawn fertilizers and HELP WANTED. bargains. We are closing out many lines of Sum­ distant day. such as curves, frogs, etc., arc now being choice lawn grass seeds will make your lawn To do dotnealio work. Middle aged woman gotten ready and nothing but the very best of green and beautiful. Please try them. For preferred. 30 PURCHASE BT. 30 mer Goods at a great reduction. You can’t afford That Lawn Festival to be held on the base­ B ej\ u p f u L material will be used in the constitution. sale by O. B. Fales, 48 Beech street, Rock­ ball grounds tomorrow, Wednesday, evening, land. Girl W anted. will be a brilliant affair. The grounds will be A big lobster, weighing 11 pounds, was on to stay away from our bargains. W e can save you brilliantly illuminated with a number of elec­ fyo ^CCEpiqBLE PqESEfif The Mountain View Hotel, Camden, Me., For geuerul housework. exhibition at the Thomas fish market, yester­ MI tri. W .O. FULLER, JR., tric lights, scores of Japanese lanterns, etc. day. He was caught at Owl's Head and F. O. Martin, proprietor, is now open for the m oney. There will be many attractive entertainment was a perfect specimen of the genus, with season. 26 features, among them being a delightful con­ claws, legs and feelers intact. He bas now GOOD OPENINC cert by the Rockport Band. A great variety gone to pot. t For active lady or gentleman aoquain'.ed with of refreshments will be oflered for sale. neighborhood. Com pensations from $40 to <160 BUSINESS LOCALS. monthly. Work outlined, Only energ Ic party, The Maine Music Co. is once more in its ambitious to succeed, ueed apply. No c.pltal re­ N E W L IN E O F . . old and new quarters, corner Main and Lime- TO THE RESCUE. quired. Address, with reference, su.e age and whether married or single. Bible Publ'‘h- rock streets. The store has been enlarged Ing Co., 723 Chestnut Blreel, Phllu., Pu. and is now a model one of its kind, affording The Burlington (Vt.) Free Press of July 6 an excellent opportunity for the display of . PRINT WRAPPERS . contains the following; “If you want to smoke a clean Havana filled S T E A M M I L L the first-class organs, pianos and other musi­ cigar, ask tor the E. W. Mild 10 ct. Sold cal instruments carried by this firm. The About 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon Mrs. store is finished in white while the show case Richardson of Randolph aud her two daugh­ e vers where. IL M. B. 5 cent*. FOR S A L E . For 87c, 81.00, $1.25 & 81.50 ters, young ladies of about 20, went in bath­ Will be sold at a bargain, the Building, Lot and and music case are of black walnut. The shore front, Engine und Boiler, and fittings—main room is 50x30 feet. On Main street are three ing in front of the Hubbell cottage at Thomp­ Domestic aud Vienna Bread treat and sweet every day. Hot robs made from best materials slialt, pulleys, belt, grindstone, etc, of the Meteu'f large show windows of plate glass with one on son’s Point. The daughters went in first and Mill iu Thom aston. T he building is about 3Ux60, were soon beyond their depth, when the for tea. Cake and pastry of best quality. iu good order, and the plant Is excellent ly adapted Limerock street. These windows are 9x5 Brown Bread and Beaus Saturday and Bunday. for asy wood.working business or auy other that feet and improve very much the outside mother hastened to the rescue. The screams of all three quickly attracted attention. Arthur Flint Bros., Bakers, 276 Main 8t. requires Informal ion enquire of Few More of the appearance. The office is protected by an . HEWETT, Thomaston, Me. 28 THE 3. C rane was the first to arrive, followed iron railing. The firm has been in existence J unk—Jacob Segal and Abraham Brad­ for five years iu which time a good business R e g in a losely by Rev. Dr. W. S. Roberts and Austin Engine and Boiler and Sew* S U I T S . D. Gibb*. Mr. Crane reached the mother bury have opened a new junk store, the . D U C K has been built up. and younger daughter aud pulled them in to highest cash price paid for old rubbers, rags, ing Machines for Sale- a point where they could touch the bottom, run, metals, etc. Send us a line and we wi 11 An uprlghi engine aud boiler, b horse power, 18 New York and Eastern 8- S. Co. flusic Box. icall for it. 13 Pearl street, Rockland. Binger and lu f) 10 Wheeler K Wilson sewing Only $1.25 Each while Dr. Roberts swam to the rescue of the machines, 1 Wheeler hi W ilson button-hols rua^ older daughter, who had already gone down chine, with shafting pulleys, belting tables and Direct Service between JYew York, Itock A Mimical Novelty, rendering on one or a number of times. A chain was formed with Wanted.—Peop'e of Rockland, Thomaston, benches und everything complete for shirt manu­ laud end Keel port two accurately tuned bled combs tbo moat Rockport and Camden to know that Max facturing, 400 ft. steam pipe. Will be sold togelhsr < ranc and Mr. fill tbs in the water, aud sr separately. Gall---- JJ ------beautiful lnualo and playing an unlimit; 1 Roberts and the nearly exhausted young A nt in of 90 Sea street, loans money on one tiAlLINGJ DATES OF number of tunes. New music ieL.ied every i hours notice on household furniture, organs lU d MRS. 1 W e shall close out the few ' week. Over one lliouaaud liinee now toady, lady were thus drawn to shore. • • W E S . - ' The Reindeer left the Point half an hour and pianos, watches, jewelry and men’s Steamer Pentagoet iucludiug dunce*, operetta and all the I second band clothing. Also new and second lateti popular airs. after the rescue, aud the three Richardson we have left at 5 0 cts. on the dollar. FOR TIIE MONTH OF JULY, This is the first and only munit *>ox man­ ladies were theu reported as out of danger, baud clothing, furniture, watcher, etc., bought Harnesses for Sale. Le»»e Kaulport for K < * b lau < i e n d N. Y. ufactured iu the United State*, and far though much exhausted by their fight for life and sold. All trausactions are strictly Monday, July let, “ surpasses the linnet imported onee. The private. Come and see me or write me a line Thuraday, “ lltb, “ and by the shock to their nervous system. To make room for our New Fall Garments which mechanism in of wonderful perfection, and There is a good safe beach fot bathing at . and 1 will call to see you. MAX ANTIN, Mouda*. “ 22d, “ so strong and well finished that with ordi­ ! 90 Sea street. Leave Rockland fur Now York nary care it will last for a life-time, It runs Thompson’s Point, b ut these ladies were new Maine Music Co. we shall open next month. Tnueday, July 2nd, at 4 p. in. fifteen minutes with one winding. The comers and seem to have gone in without Friday, “ 12th, “ eases are ornamental and highly polished. cunsuiting anyone, selecting a dangerous Tuvadey, “ 2Srd, “ New Douiuslio Bread. A SI NK . . The tune-sheets are iudestructible, being place within 30 feet of tire dock. Eeetlu the World. A Few Navy Blue Suits to Close U<«ve N. Y- for Rock laud end Eeetport made of meta!, and are easily adjusted or Wuen the ab-m was given Dr. Roberts aud Nocte G enuine W ithout this Isabel ( I HU FOft tieurdey. July bth, ut 4 u. m. changed. Conti ctor Bailey v ere in the second story of PILES! Wednesday, “ 17th, “ I am agent for Dr. E. M. Uutol’e Sure Cure for Saturday, “ 27th, “ Dr. l1 per box free by mah. 21 Trinity Spear, May & Stover, til., aud at my office 406 Melo tit. Offic< open (Telephone 7«I Broad) » South til., New Y ork. the Point, and both he aud Mr. Crane, like tain uo injurious ingredients. Price 25 cents j U. B. ATWOOD, Agent, Rockland; F. B. Mil.I I Wodneeday and Saturday even‘Qg«. 1 5 . JLKN, Agent, Eastport. ROCKLAND AGENTS. true Baptists, did not hesitate at immersion. a bottle. 28 W. U. tiMITU, Rockland. THE ROCKLAND UOURrER-GAZETTE:/TUESD^V. JULY lfi, 1895

MUSICAL M A T T E S / C ures CALIFORNIA, = T°" The Augusta Democrat’s July 4 issue was Gratifying Success of a Young Lady In Whom AND ALL WESTERN POINTS. worth more than a passing notice. Twas an Rockland People are Interested. Select Fxrundone from ChiCRgn Every P«y, OTHERS Via Chicago. Union Pacific, and Northwestern Line elaborate affair, anti evidenced no little enter­ prise on the part of Editor Jeffrey. Last week T he C.-G. made the announce­ »MO„Ttn ROUTt. LOWtlT R.TtB ment that Miss Maud Ulmer has been en­ For h.o.t~.mr dhi.tr.i-d f-l-lrr .nd dctnilM M o r e G o o d s addro> W. MASW.Y. W. E. !’■>• A«l . or J. 8. SSI IT , gaged by the Henderson Opera Co. to sing Tr«r. r u . »«,, Union l'.rlflr Rr., An officer in the French army has invented 200 WGhtnrt.-n t*t., Burton, Mui. in ••Ali Baba.” The following no1 ices from a compass that does away with a steersman, various Chicago papers indicate a most tri­ Cure You. I^ o r as the compass itself steers the vessel. Now umphal debut there for that attractive young A. Maine Central Railroad. some one should invent an attachment that What Tills Year’s Races Have Bore for lady who has such a firm hold on the affec­ A Y E R ’S will do away with captain and crew and then tions of Rockland people: I In EffeotJune 23, 1895. vessel property will yield an occasional divi­ Seme of the Racers—Will Lend the Chronicle—The most important accession Steamboat Sparks—Hoping He’ll Get AwAor 46 a. m. from Boaton and Portland. Sleeping cago should erect a monument over the grave derstand that Mr. Bean’s horse is entered in at the island. Miss Sanborn was delighted ishes. Cucumbers, e’e Pweet Cream, car from Boston. of Mrs. O’Leary, or the cow, for that fire John came the unexpected introduction of a with the Island and the young lady acquaint­ always uood. Mixed Plekles and count­ M4000 worth of purses in the 2:30 class. Von less other goods. B argains In PAYSON TUCKER, Gen’l Manager. proved a blessing of the largest size for the gentle modest young lady as Zamora. ances she made while here. Hillern,which opened the season in the 2:40 Miss Maud Ulmer appeared in the some­ F. X. BOOTHBY, G. P. A T. A. windy city. The small boat fishermen report fish plenty, W. L. WHITE, Dlv. Supt. class, has dropped her record to 2132 flat. what slighted character and by her demure B e e f Little Nellie, which appeared in the 2145 although the weather has been unfavorable The New England insurance exchange has manner, fine voice and happy selection of class July 4, won the first heat in 2:38. Tissot songs quite captured the house. Miss Ulmer the past few weeks. All they want is three promulgated the new insurance rates for the commenced the season in the 3-minute class days out of a week to make fair wages----- state of Maine, recently made by the exchange is brown-haired and girlish in figure and face. and June 18 won a heat in 2:42 1-2. Her voice is clear, admirahly poised and mu­ Mrs. Hiram Green made a trip to the city, in consideration of the repeal of adverse legis­ Wednesday------Mrs. W. R. Tolman and lation in the Pine Tree state. The notice of sical. The first ballad was “Love’s .Appeal,” daughter were in the city, Tuesday------Capt. O M M EN CIN G Ju n e 22, 1P96, the steam er reductions states that there is a general reduc Dufer, owned by Scott Coburn of Warren, which Miss Ulmer gave with much pretty sen­ Frank Jones will leave Rockland, weather timent and delicacy. The second song was Frank Gould expects to get the contract to Crmitting, nt fl a. m on Tusudays, Thursdays and tion of 10 per cent on all specifically rated driven by Crawford, was second in the last dredge the harbor next summer. Mr. Gould risks, except those under the jurisdiction of heat of the 2 145 class at Knox Driving Park, the “Orb Divine” aria with chorus and the turdnye, for Islesboro, Castine, Deer Isle, Sedg* has been in the business several years. It is Cor- Main and Winter Sts, Kwick, (Bluehill) Brooklln, Southwest Harbor, the special Committees. It declares a reduc­ July 4. It will be remembered that this was number won distinguished recognition hoped by his many friends he will be the Northeast Harbor, Bnr Harbor, Mlllbrldge, Jones, worthily. port and Machiasport, arriving at Mnchlnsport tion of 10 per cent on all farm property. a fast heat, Iowa Maid winning it in 2:36 1-2. lucky man. Rockland, Me. about 6 30 p . m. The boot and shoe committee of the exchange Tissot, Iowa Maid and Little Nell now step Times Herald.— Miss Ulmer achieved a Returning, will leave Machiasport, weather per­ Lijah Herrick brought on several marble declared a reduction of 10 per cent on all out which will leave Dufer the best horse in decided success with the pretty sung “ Love's monuments to set in the cemetery. There is mitting, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at risks in the boot and shoe tariff of the ex­ the class in this section, without much doubt. 4 a. m. via same landings, arriving In Rockland at Appeal” and approved herself a very decided a very pretty one for Mrs. Horace Page, also A. F.^Crockett (rcpany, 6 p. m., connecting with train leaving for Boston at change except those special risks under the He is a gray gelding and a good one. acquisition to the company. Her voice is one for Cyrus Calderwood, to be set on Cal- •.00 p. m. 26 charge of the factory improvement committee. light, but unusually sweet and sympathetic, derwood Neck. PAYSON TUCKER, V. P. fc Gen’l Man. No cancellations of existing policies will be F . E . BOOTH BY. G. P. A T A. It is no more than fair that a word of ex and she was recalled several times before the Piers will soon be laid in Carver’s Pond W . B. EATON, Gen. Freight Agent. allowed for the purpose of taking new* insur­ planation should be given regarding the per­ audience was ready to cry “hold ! enough.” ance at the reduced rates and no rebates will for the foundation of a large hotel. No bet­ formance of M. H. Nash’s Cushnoc, Jr., in the Inter-Ocean.—A fair young stranger in this ter place for a hotel in the state can be pro­ be allowed on existing policies. All cancella­ recent races. Cushnoc, Jr., as a matter of organization was Miss Maud Ulmer, who Hard: BOSTON&BAN&ORS.S. CO tions will have to be made on a short rate cured. Patrons can sit in their rooms and accommodation, has been trotting five seconds appeared as Zamora. A few years ago this catch almost any kind of salt water fish, even basis. out of his class. He is eligible to the 2:35 young lady became identified with the Bos­ and S o ft COAL Summer Service, 1895. tb lobsters. tonians, which bespeaks a musical merit sus­ class, but has been performing in the 2134> The American Masonic Association is Steamer? leave Rockland, aa follows: Apropos of the recent bicycle protection tained by her work last evening. In addition class. He would be heard from in a 2:35 flourishing. More than 60 members are now ALSO A FULL STOCK . . . law adopted by Chicopee, Mass., the Glouc­ to a good appearance and intelligent action, When a' trifle will buy the greatest healing For Boston, daily except Sunday nt (about) G:OO race, and a very pretty contest could be gotten on the book and more coming. p. m , or upon arrival of steamers from Bangor ester Breeze says: “Chicopee now by ordi­ up in such a class. It would include Iowa she displayed a voice well modulated and invention of the day? Or. Smsden'M Electric W ood, Hay, Straw, and Mt. Desert. nance imposes a fine of from $2 to $20 on It is rumored that the town hall will be H elt In n com plete body bnttcry for Ndf- For Camden, Northport, Belfast, Searsport, Bucks- Maid, Little Nell, Tissot, Thad Irish and sw’eet in quality. She has a good apprecia­ trcntnient-’ and tfiinrmilccd, or money Lime, Hair, Rosen­ any person throwing in any street, lane, or Young Haroldson, all good horses. tion of phrasing in vocal art, undoubtedly set finished off into tenements, as there is great r e f u n d e d . It will euro without medicine nuit, Winterport, Hampden and Bangor, dnlly alley, ashes, glass, crockery, scrap iron, tacks, L^^cept. Monday, at from 5:00 to fl:Oo a. m., or a good musical standard in the performance call for rents-in town----- Merrithew & Lowe lUicuinntlnm, Lum bago, Sciatica, JLnnie dale and Portland tvipot: arrival of steamer from Boston. nails, or any other article liable to cause last evening and was enthusiastically received. have secured a lady to do their type-setting Hack. Kidney and Liver Complaints, Green’s Landing, South West Harbor, North injury to the tires of bicycles. W hether this Another pretty one would be the 2:26 Nervous Debility. Weaknens, Losses. East Haibor and Bar Harbor, dnlly, except Mon­ ------Wm. Orbeton was in town Thursday. Drains, and nil effeclN of early indiscre­ C e m e n t move be the result of agitation upon the part class, in which Veni Vici, Little Blanch and tion or excess. To weak men It Is tin* day, at from 5:00 to 6:00 a. m., or upon arrival Annie Boone would make things hot. Little A reunion is to take place Aug. 8,in Warren, ♦ • • ♦ of steamer from Boston. of bicyclists themselves, or it has been found A large affair of its kind is arranging for on the old Standish farm, near the monu greatest possible boon, as th e m ild . For Seal Harbor, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Blanch has trotted a mile in that time, but Noottilnpr electric current Is npplietl Wo can sell coal, ana the best, as that the city must keep the streets safe for all next Wednesday evening, when a lawn festival raent. Boats can be taken from Vinalhaven direct to the nerve renters and im p ro v e­ For Swans’ Island, Sundays and Thursdays. who ride or walk, is not known; but it seems has no record of it. For Sorrento, Sundays. is to be given at the Broadway baseball to Rockland, then the electric cars will take ments are felt from tin* first liour used. cheap as anyone. TRY US. . . R ET U ItN IN O a reasonable proposition, if the bicyclists are grounds under the auspices of the First Bap­ them to Thomasten and coaches will be in A pocket edition of the celebrated electro- to stand a special tax on their machines, that II. S. Moor’s stallion Kellogg is in splendid medical work, From Boston, dally except Sunday at 5:00 p. m. condition this season. tist Society. The grounds will be lighted by readiness there to take all passengers to •^-Orders by telephone a specialty. From Bangor, touching at Hampden, Winterport, something in this line is needed in every city. electricity, gaily adorned booths will dispense Warren. Several parties from Fox Island Three Classes of Men Bucksport, Searsport, Belfast, Northport, and Cases have occurred in this city where pay­ refreshments, a maypole will be braided by Camden, daily except Sunday nt 1 1:0(> a. m. RATTLING BUSINESS will attend the reunion. From Bar Harbor, daily, except Sunday nt 1 :0O ment of from Sio to $500 has been made in beautiful young ladies, there will be interest­ illustrated, is Bent free, sealed, by mail upon m., touching nt No. East Harbor, So. West cases'of accidents to horses by stepping upon ing Kindergarten exercises under the direc­ application. E very youu^r. mlPolka—"Aquarelle,” T. V. Short erations for a few weeks. A six inch main Returning,/eave Bangor dally except Sundays at Lard, .C made largely in Iowa and Canada West. Hippodrome, Andante and Waltz Klngleben pipe has been ordered, to extend from the Ml MAIN d T , ; 1 :< , < 4 >. - 6:00 a. nZ Hampden 6:20 a. in., Winterport 7 :00 P ork, .C Romance—Solo for Trombone C. W. Bennett M ta*n^nueksport 7 :35 u. 111., Fort Point 8:20 a. m., 10 lbs. Cottolene, .£ Mr. Burrows and Mr. Parker make a com­ Gavotte—“Milltalre," R. O. Goldsmith reservoir to the Common. After receiving a Belfuht 9:2o a rn., Northport, 0:60 a in., Camden 10 lbs. Fairbanks pull Lard, .8 plete pair for the business. The latter is a Big Horn Polka J. W. Howell large petition from the principal citizens of the DR. J. H. DAH'SON, All sizes Free Burning White 11.00 a. m ., a rriv in g In Rockland at 12:00 tn. Spices, per lb, .2 shrewd buyer, while Mr. Burrows is an ac­ Solo for E flat Bass, J . R. Small town, the selectmen have decided to contract 'roflKRAt Surgeon and Mechanic Ash, Lehigh Ugg and Broken Meals of superior quality served on board. March—"Liberty Bell," Sousa FRED LOTHROP, Agent, Rockland. Teas. complished salesman. with the Water Company for hydrants for fire White Ash, Franklin Stove Red The membership of the band is as follows: Ash (the only genuine), Georges W ILLIAM H. HILL, General Manager, Boston. 60c Teas, * .6 purposes. Creek Cumberland Coal, un­ 6O0 " .4 C. B. Veazie, e flat cornet, leader; C. L. IPJfiAR BLOCK, 30s Ma in Htkkbi BALLARD PARK- The funeral services of Joseph B. Stearns 3" E ther and G ils ulwaye on bund. equalled for smithing and steam Chase & Sanborn’s Orloff Tea, .6 Richards, T. V. Stinson, e flat cornets; purposes. Vinalhaven dt Rockland Steamboat Co, Llptons, uOc, 60c, 4(J II. E. Bohndell, solo b flat cornet; were held at Norumbega, Camden, Monday of 3 Lowest Prices in Flour in.the Market. last week, Rev. L. D. Evans officiating. AJkbO A FULL STOCK OF Summer Arrangement. Ona Man's Collage Found Io Be Occupied- Frank Clark, first b flat cornet; II. B. Barlow, Friends from other states and a large number DR. F. E. FOLLETT, Nonpariel, per bbl, 0 solo alto; W. S. Ingraham, first alto; J. W. Wood, Hay, Straw, Lime, Hair, Coombs Standard, $3.7 The Intruders Drinen Out After Hard Fight. of citizens attended. His remains were taken Dental Surgeon. IIIlck, Sand, I train Ripe, Rosen­ Every barrel warranted. Stinson, second alto; E. C. Dunbar, first to Boston by the City of Bangor, where dale and Portland Cement. TWO : TRIPS : DAILY trombone; J. A. Brewster, baritone; L. L. K. BREAK BLOCK-Cor. Main and Park Piz< Good Chew or Smoke. People are a little late getting down to further services will be held before interment at ------B h T W K K M ----- Upham, e flat bass; J. R. Small, e flat bass; Mt. Hope cemetery. Even Chauge B. & L., per lb,, .2 Ballard Park, Rockport’s summer suburb. C. A. Berry, bass drum; Cbas. B. Thorndike, Vinalhaven and Bookland. B. & L ., J Mrs. E. A. McCobb and family occupy their DR. P. E. LUCE, Tklz pipe !■ made from Pure Fire Clay ex Jo lly Jack , .2 John Kibble, tenor drums, C. E. Goodwin, “ Selborne,” the Camden cottage formerly cottage, and C. F. Richards and family will occupied by Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller, prtBHly for chim neys, and 1? th«- safetrt and cymbals; Dr. H. B. Eaton, drum major. Physician and Surgeon. most durable of any Chimney Ripe In the BEST take possession of their summer home this is rented to Mr. Howe, a western gentleman Office, No. 3HK Muiu S t, Plllabury Block, market. It is easily put up by any intelli­ Commencing Saturday. June 1, 1895, and Oppo. Tborudlke Hotel, Korkland. k until further notice the Steamer LINE week. connected with the Northwestern railroad. gent person. Office Bourt 10 to lit A. V.,9 to 4 and 7 to 9 P. B. MEATS II. II.Magune went down to open the Rich­ PERSONAL POINTS. Edmund Blood of Lincolnville Centre died OV. BODWELL! ards cottage and found it occupied by two col­ recently. He has been a great sufferer from *irNIGllT CALLS promptly unawered froa onies of lively hornets, which proceeded to Residence, Opposite Warren Ht. School Building. GAIT. WM. B. ORBED. PROVISIONS Casual Reference to People More or Less insanity and a complication of diseases for a Family Safeguard Kerosene Oil Will leave Vinalhaven for Rockland every week sting him in the eye at the very beginning of long time. At Wholesale. your grocer for day, a t 7 :00 a. m. and 2 :00 p. m. IN hostilities. After several vigorous onslaughts, Known In This Immediate Vicinity- W. V. HANSCOM, M. D. II. O rders received by telephone. Returning, will leave Rockland, Tillson’s Wharf, THE scattered over as many days, the interlopers Physician and Surgeon, for Vinalhaven at 9:30 a. m. and 4 :00 p. m., laud- Arthur Titus of Lynn, Mass., is visiting his If you would have an abundance of dark, . . W O O D ! . . Ina at Hurricane and Green Islund. CITY. were ousted. Recourse was made to sheets BrNDIOATB BUILDING, . ROCKI. 'ND W. 8. WHITE, Manager. and similar defensive armour, while benzine, old home in this city. It is understood that glossy hair, if you would have a clean scalp, Special attention given to Diseases of th» I have Extra Good Trade In Wood: Ask about It. R ockland, M aine, May 28, 1895. A Liberal |Di*count to | pa:ties buying kerosene, etc., were the weapons of offense. when he returns to Lynn, next month, he will free from dandruff and irritating humors, or if Eye nnd Ear. large quantities. Mrs. Chester Pascal will probably open her take a bride with him. your hair is faded and gray, and you would O rriC E Houbh 11 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 6 p. m.; 7 to have its natural color restored, use Ayer’s Hair 10p. ra. pleasant cottage this week. T e l e p h o n e Co r n k c t io n :—Office, 46 8; Hou»< G. G. Martin of Lynn, Mass., formerly of Vigor. It is unquestionably the best dressing. »o.a. NO. 6 PARK ST., ROCKLAND, ME. this city, is doing a fine cigar business. He CORNER PARK AND UNION STS employs ten hands in his factory and does a Telephone 40-3. snug retail business. Ilnr. Catherine. DR. BELLE 8. AYERS We Sell Cheap as Anybody OBCAlt A. OiUXJKKTT,Captain. Mrs. E. Humphrey Allen, the noted soprano Ladies’ Medical Parlors. and vocal instructor, will be the guest of Mrs. Electricity, MneHa^e, M edicated Baths. Ella Cleveland Eenderson at her cottage. O ff ic e H o u r s:—9 to ll a. m , 2 to 4 p. in. 17 Light as a Fairy, Lake City, Camden, for a time this summer. S p e c ia l t y : D iheauks op W om en Jk Ch il d u e v . White as snow, Syndicute Building, Third Floor, Kock.’uud. of steamers from Boston, about 6:30 a in., daily Sweet as a kiss Mrs. Lizzie Mathews and son Edgar re­ (except Monday) for Dark Harbor and Ilewew ’Neath mistletoe. turned from Brockton,Mass..where they spent , DR. E. H. WHFELER, Point* (Islesboro) Castine, Bluke’H Rolut.* Little ’T is n a tu r e ’s b e s t Is the Resultjjof the winter. They are now in Lincolnville Deep Isle, Herrick’s Landing,’ Sargemvllle, Deer visiting relatives------II. F. Perry and wifeand Physician and Surgeon. Isle, Sedgwick, Brooklln, South Blu. hill,* Parker’s Replenishment, Point,* Bluehill, Surry and Ellsworth. The staff of life, son Oscar of Bloomington, Ind., are guests at WITH DU. HITCHCOCK, Returning, leaves Ellsworth ai 7 .00 n. in., dally DISORDERED A. J. Erskine’s. (except Sunday) making the above named landings, “Magnificent.” T elephone 83 4. 414 Muln Street George \V. Singer, principal of Hallowell R e sid e n c e at office. 14 arriving In R ockland about 5.00 p. in., in season to GENUINE 18 ALWAYS BIULNMX) STOMACH, connect with steamer from Boston. HighSchool, and Albert Robinson, principal * Flag Landings. of Hampden Academy, were in the city Tickets sold on Board. Baggage checked through BLUR BEFORE F. B. ADAMS, M. D , Steamers will connect at Castine with ateamer Thursday. Mr. Singer is a Waldoboro boy for West Brooksville and Penobscot dally. T H E E Y E S , and Mr. Robinson a native of St. George. Physician and Surgeon, O. A. CROCKETT, Manage:, They are graduates of Colby University and 4M MAIN STREKTi R esiw kncb St a t e S i b U A L ! Burns Rockland, Me. very successful instructors. DIZZINESS, DR. WOODSIDE, Rev, VV. S. Roberts, D. D., has just com* Residence and Office 49 Middle St. We sell one quality VINALHAVEN STEAMBOAT CO pleled a commodious summer cottage at OVEREATING, Thompson's Point, Lake Champlain, a charm­ TKLEPnOBE CONNECTION. H ours 8 to 9 a. to., 1 to 2, and 7 to V p. u T H E B E S T ! Summer Arrangement. ing and picturesque spot, 17 miles below Bur­ SOUR STOMACH, lington and where he with his family, will Ordera left at Hurricane Granite Co.'s Office. spend a portion of the summer. The fine new J. C. HILL, CONSTIPATION, row boat built for Dr. Roberts by J. B. Lor­ Physician ahd Surgeon. TELEPHONE CONNECTED' ing uf this city was launched July 4. with ap­ Night call* from the utttce. Telephone CoauecUo* THE BEST FLOUR ON EARTH. S Ixland every week day at 6.45 a. m., Qreun’a Land LIVER COMPLAINT. propriate ceremonies and is considered one uf Right ArmJParalyzed! SYNDIC’ATK BUILDING. ing about 7 a. in., Vlnulhuven about 8.20 a. m., the finest on the lake and greatly admired. Choice Groceries arriving at R ockland about 9.36 a. ni. Demand It of your Grocer. f BIRD & BARNEY, Returning will leuve Rockland every week day Accept no Imitation or auhatltute. f NERVOUS Reuben Leland, wife and son of Elmira, N. Saved from St. Vitus Dance. AND at 2 p. in., V inalhaven ubout 8.2o p. in., G reen’■ Y., are visiting in the county. Mrs. Leland Insurance Agency. l-anrilng about 4.46 p. m , urrlvlng at Swan’a obb ight DEBILITY, “Our daughter, Blanche, now Ilf- Leading English and American Fire Inauraucs Island about 6.46 p . m. C , W & Con Agents. J and son are guests of F. J. Simonton and fam­ teeu years of age, had been terribly Companies represented. Connection at Rockland with 1 p. m. train of ily, while Mr. Leland for the present is a Ship Chandlery M. 0. R- K . for Portland and Bouton, urrlvlng in afflicted with nervousness, and had Muuuger* Union Mutual Life Ineuranee Co. PRICKLY FEELING uest at the Adams cottage, Lincolnville. Mr. lost the entire use of her right arm. Portland at 5 20 p. in., Bouton at 9.80 p. iu. .elaud is a native of Rockport and is the SYNDICATE BUILDING, ROCKLAND M. C. R- R- Tickets to Rortlund and Bouton from OF HANDS OR FEET ? We feared St. Vitus dunce, aud tried Telephone Call 49-11. all landings for ttule ou board at reduced rate*. nephew and brother-iu-law of F. J. Simonton the best physicians, with no benefit. Atthe Lowest Prices «-R ound Trip Ticket*, between Rockland and S te a m . of this city. He at one lime clerked with Si­ V inalhaven, 26 centa- .She has taken three bottles of Dr. J. tt. FLYE, Gen’l Agt., Rockland. monton Bros. He has been located in Elmira Miles’ Nervine and bus gained 31 B o ilers . A Sure Relief fo r for several years, being receiver for a consol­ pounds. Her nervousness and symp- idation uf electric companies. He has nearly toinsofSt. Vitus dance are entirely COCHRAN. BAKER&CROSS Dyspepsia by using completed his work there. Peter K ennedy & Co STEEL ROOFING R ep aired gone, she attends school regularly, E. B . Cochran. J . R. Banker. C. C. Cross. C. F. Carpenter of Waterville has been in and has recovered complete use of (Ire, Life A Accident Insurance. TILLSON WHARF. > and SIDING. the city on business the past week----- Mrs. her arm, her appetite is splendid.” The Oldest Insurance Agency In Maine. (H u.eiuluri'b’. Pa.u.uG) Htrs. li. U. BULLOCK, BrigbUiu, N. V. C. M. Walker has been visiting in Boston 404 MAIN UTREET. . ROCKLAND Ughtning, Firs and Storm Proof. JOHN R. COUSINS E vxry Bo x |W a u h a n tx d . ------Miss Bertha Bird, one of Belfast’s suc­ SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. cessful teachers, is the guest of her grand­ Dr. Miles’ Nervine l fcr I The Praa Iron Koudua uud parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alden L. Tyler------a he . . n il r <* i g u e 1’L h u . k . NO G RIPIN G TILLSON WHARF I o,d%a,^ re a r.. Mrs. William Kalloch and child have re­ During ray stay of over 2 year* In Rockland I SOLD EVERYWHERE. Cures. CIHE FOB I ILCO l have done work for parties throughout Knox Co. turned from a visit in Orono------Miss Annie Manufactured by the Dr. Milos' Ncrviuo is wild on a positive I am agent for Dr. E. M. Botot’s Sure Cure for « sndlEu*tern Maine. Flint is home from Fryeburg. She will oc guarautec that the first bottle will benefit.. Piles; also Dr. Rohan's Cathartic Pill*. 1 have u C h ild re n Cry for All my work Is flrst-clas* and best of references Railroad Medicine Co., Burnham, Me. cupy the Flint cottage at Pleasant Beach------All druggists sell it a t 61. 6 bottles for 65. or few FREE SAMPLE BOXES of Hie Medicine at can bu given. W. G. Singhi and wife arc sojourning at It will bo sent, prepaid, on receipt of price C h ild re n C ry foi my houae 21 Trinity St., and at my office 406 Muln cher’s Castoria. Any orders left with Messrs Day and Morse, by the Dr. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart. Ind. Si. Office open Wednesday aud Saturday. MachTnisU, will have prompt attention. 26 Matinicus. P itc h e r’s C a s to ria . a W. f t SMITH, Rockland. 1’HJfi HOGKLANli COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, JULY 16 lo95.

companions were thrown out and somewhat MATINICUS MATTERS. seriously injured. The carriage was a total wreck while Mr. Gardiner’s team was also somewhat damaged. Conveniences of the Island in Ihe Way of A musical treat will he given our people at Packets—Crisp Horns from Ciieharen b< bl AS OPPORTUNITY the Methodist church, Tuesday evening, July Going Along 23 by Miss Finn e Cliff Berry assisted by Seth Webb, esq. of Grcen’e Landing was tnjoymenT of Refreshing Breezes Carl S. Oakman, son of G. W. Oakman. All A Chat About Sidewalk's and What in town the 6th and 7th------Etta Hall are well acquainted with the fact that Miss sister Hattie and Stella Stanton arrived home and Picturesque Scenery. Berry is one of the most talented pianists in Is the Proper Kind. last week------Mrs. Annette Condon and To ohlain a Handscnu? Rapidly. this country. Mr. Oakman is still very young son Harry and daughter Elsie returned tne fut has a most enviable reputation as a violin- 6th from Vinalhaven where they have been E v e r y P l u g Our Closing < IJfe of the Snmnisr Tourist u Continual st. The concert should he a rare treat to Concrete and Its Advantages—n lint visiting------Altiverd Norton and wife are 252 Main Street, at cost. our musically inclined people. in Appleton, called there by the illness of Round of P leasu re—Tin* Com ing Old Angnsta Is Doing With This Kind of their daughter, VI iss Maud Norton — But the chance for the pur­ KRev. Theodore P. Prudden of Newton, Ladies Home Festlvul— Hock port Mass., occupied the pulpit of the Congrega­ a Walk—Mechanic Street Improve­ Horatio 11^11 of Appleton arrived on the GOLD WATCH chaser was never greater to tional church last Sunday. Rev. L. D. Evans Grace Morgan Monday, July 1, took steamer and package of save money. We shall of­ Ladies Injured in a Rumi way Acci and family are at Lake City. ments—Other Good Work Done by the Adedne for Matinicus Rock, returned Rockland on the Grace Morgan and fer to introduce and make d en t—P ersonal C hat. J. R. Prescott and family of Newtonville, Street Department. Mass., are domiciled in the Williams house, home again at night. Quick work I- this sale interesting, one Elm street for the summer. Mr. Prescott is Capt. Charles Burgess arrived the loth from iWFREE! hundred barrels of C. G. A. connected with the Smith,.Anthony Stove Co., Sumner, where he has been visiting. Miss Lena Sewell accompanied hiru home— B. L. Tobacco Voight & Co.'s Preparation* f< r the mid-summer fair of Boston,and will spend Sundavs with his fam A concrete walk has been laid on the stone the Old Ladies Home association arc pro­ ily. work combination sidewalk and sewer, on Ralph Buzzell of Rockland was in this place gressing favorably and the indications are for Cottage on the Belfast road Union street, from the residence of G. L. enjoying a hshing trip recently------Henry one of the most successful social events of the Highland View Young has returned to Rockland. B e st has been rented to L. E. Childs ~ of Springfield, J^rgess , to , -J. . 5. Foster s house , ...The a work„ is year. The result of the canvass for articles of Mass. This is one of the most desirably- - - - ,1?n' under »»,e,he supervision of W,W. A. Farwell Mrs. Thomas Hayes and children from various kinds for the tables was most suc­ Gloucester, who have been in town for a short located cottage. in to w n . “ Augusta, an expert concreter, who has is w e i g h e d G ilt E d g e cessful. One of the features will be a display done good work for Rockport before. This time, left on the boat Monday the 1st for of relics and curiosities aud a visit to this Nickerson & Nesmith’s Comedians opened has always been a troublesome length of walk their home----- Miss Flora Ames visited P a te n t department alone will be we’l worth the price a several nights engagement at the Opera to care for, the water that comes down the hill Iriends in Rockland and at Vinalhaven re­ of admission. A musical program will be House last evening. It is a strong company in that locality being another troublesome fac­ cently. presented each afternoon and will be of a and should draw crowded houses for the rest tor. Road Commissioner Merriam has solved Passenger packet Julia Fairbanks leaves high order. On each evening will be pre of the stay. the puzzle by tearing out the old walk, digging here for Rockland every Tuesday at seven and guaranteed FLOURS sented t e opera “ I'he Little Tycoon. This Many white winged yachts gently floated in its place a deep sewer which has been stoned o’clock and leaves Rockland for Matinicus, For $4.75 per barrel, opera is very tuneful,breezy, bright and affords on the bosom of our beautiful harbor last week up in the most substantial and artistic manner. Wednesday, at seven, and the mail and pas­ abundant opportunities for good singing and and the parties on board spent many. pleasant. On top of this stone work the concrete is senger packet Centennial, Cape. Will Young, clever acting. The presentation will he by hours in admiring our magnificent and pictur- I spread. There are about 460 feet in all,requir- brings us two mails a week, leaving here Just about the Cost Price the very best local talent, similar in many esque scenery. Among the yachts were the ing 16 barrels of concreting material. every Monday and Friday for Rockland at t o c o n t a i n of this Flour. If you are respects to the caste when the opera was just Rondina with II. T. Baldwin, D. C. Percival The question of what shall take the ace of seven o’clock, and returning Tuesday and presented, assisted by excellent outside talent. and N. L. Francis on board; the Viva, E. VV. expensive wooden sidewalks is an urgent one Saturday, leaving Tillson’s wharf, Rockland, in want of Flour Special pains is being taken with the chorus Richardson and Edward M. Rand of Portland j that troubles many city fathers today. In at seven. and the presentation will be a treat. Mrs. and Sidney D. Shattuck of Waterville; the Augusta they believe in concrete.Since April 16 Did you notice the Matinicus Fishing Co.’s G. II. Talbot is chairman of this committee V agrant, VV. A. Harvey and George P. they have had large crews busily at work lay- new steps at their wharf so you can land in THIS IS A RARE CHANGE! and Mr. James Wight of Rockland is musicar full weight We also have a lot of Can and Hodgdon of Boston on board. ing concrete walks. According to Mr. Farwell decent shape at high or low water? director. The date of the fair is Aug 5 and 6. The South Boston yacht Club arrived they will construct some 7500 yards this Bottle Goods at cost. CRIEHAVEN.— Steamer Herman Ressing, The annual meeting of the Knox Woolen Thursday and the fleet of beautiful trim look- • season. The method employed is to dig a Capt. Gilbert, of South Bristol, called here the Molasses 19 cents per gallon. Company will he held Wednesday afternoon ing yachts made a pretty sight as they I trench about a foot deep, fill in with gravel or 4th for lobsters----- Edith Rhodes celebrated July 24 and the annual meeting of the Cam­ anchored in the harbor. The flag ship is the chips and then spread on three inches of con- Spices 4 1-2 cents per packet. her eighth brithday the 6th of July by a picnic den Woolen Company will he held tomorrow’ Navarch, Commodore C. F. Morrill who is 1 Crete. In Augusta sod is used for a border in the grove----- Mail packet Centennial dis­ every tim e. Pure Cider Vinegar 15 cents afternoon at 2 o’clock. Both these mills accompanied by Mrs. Morrill and Miss L. and the walks prove very satisfactory. They charged freight at R F. Crie A Son’s wharf, have done and are still doing big business Bruce. The other vessels are the schooner have concrete walks there, built 20 years ag<>, per gallon. Monday------Fred Siinpson and family have and are a great help to this town. yacht Kitt>, Vice Commodore G. F. Knight, which are in excellent condition today, moved into Olive cottage at Wilson farm------Arm and Hammer Soda 5 1-2 Miss Eliza Martz left last week to join the Capt. Smith and family; Cape Cat-Quissett, There is a section of this kind of walk, The ladies of Good Will Circle have been Union street, Rockport, built three years ago cents per pound. Al Martz specialty company. Mr. Martz Capt. Taylor and guests; schooner Thalma, putting the finishing touches to their cottage writes home that he is having a most suc­ Capt. E. II. Lansing and family, schooner by Mr. Farwell, that is in perfect condition to­ this week. The first party to occupy it is ex­ Every man, unman, hoy or girl day. In fact a large assortment of cessful season. Coronilla, Rear Comm zdore Wight and pected the 13th----- Crie Bros, supplied sch. shoulrtg ava 1^ 111’lDBelvcn of their goods generally found in a grocery The A. O. U. W. will run an excursion from family; slot p Mabelle F. Smith, Capt. George Road Commissioner Merriam states that Fannie L. Orne of Gloucester with bait and Camden to Green’s Landing, Thursday, July Bruce and guests; schooner Winward, Capt. the stone drain and concrete walk on Union bought some halibut from the same vessel------opportunity jof g< tt ing a fine Elgin s to r e . street will cost but little more than twice 25. The steamer Silver Star has been Gower; sloop Boreas, Capt. Williams and There were ten halibut brought in by the or Waiilium Wy , h, ay such an op­ Remember this sale will last but chartered and will leave Camden at 9 o’clock guests. what planks would cost, and whereas plank fishermen here one day last week------There There will he a dance in the afternoon with Never before has there been such a de­ would call for repairs in three years, and has been plenty of bait in the weirs and good portunity comes only once in a life a few days longer and if you have would need repairs every year after, the music by the Cainden Theatre orchestra. mand by summer visitors as this season for weather for the fishermen to use it----- Jerry tim e. wants this is the time to fill them. accommodations, in consequence of which stonc work and concreting is a permanent and Chester Wardsworth have returned from Miss Lizzie Hyatt of New York delivered the hotels, private boarding houses and all improvement and is good for a long term of their trip to Camden----- Will Jordan is back a lecture on missions at the Baptist church, who have rooms to let or roo o at their table YcaJ.''’ again from Camden wnereibe spent a few Them ivt.Ulies are worth at least Thursday evening. The outcome of the are enjoying a season of prosperity and the I he town s road department has not been days------The farmers commenced haying S.G. Prescott & Co. lecture will lie the organization of a branch of streamof golden ducats has a merry jingle. ' 'die this year. In adoition to the above it the 10th. 820 at iclcUil. Ti c\ arc lull jeweled the Young Peoples Society for mission work. Landlord Capen has accommodations for a , has built 600 feet of new sidewalk on Me- Capt. Fred Norton and James B. Thomp­ tliro u g h tAt l es-apement, have patent The Episcopal church is glistening in a large number at the Bay View and a large chanic street, which has been widened and son are busy erecting new buildings on II. 252 Main St. new dress of paint. John McKay and Frank number have become his guests. Among ! materially improved in accordance with the Young’s wharf, in place of the ones destroyed safety piniolinioti. cut expansion balance, Thomas did it------George W» worth’s house those from away who have registered are Mr. ! vole of the town, the walks on Sea, Spruce by the high tide last winter. screw bankings, stem winding and on Mountain street is also bei g painted as is and Mrs. VV. R. Davis of Newton, Mass., Dr. and Beech streets have been made new, the K. O. Clark’s house on Mountain srreet. walk past zVmsbury Hill Cemetery has been Mrs. Ida Ripley and son Bert passed the setting, u itli usrd ennind'dial. The and Mrs. J. O. Adams of Washington, D. C., last week with friends in Rockland and vi­ Miss Estelle Wight is clerking iu Mixer’s Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nickerson of East Somer- rebuilt, and 600 feet of new walk has been laid on Main street. The sum of £500 has cinity------Mrs. Lovina Jackson and grand­ name Elgin or Walthuin speaks for candy store during Miss Drake’s visit in lle, Mass , Mrs. II. VV. Eadie, master John daughter, Lulu Jackson, are visiting Mrs. J.’s Boston------Miss Emma Bass is critically ill at and Harold Eadie of Brooklyn, N. Y., Miss been expended on the road, Union street, itself— wliii li insure thun to be relia­ J US/ /Off fu fil and general repairs have been made on every sister, Mrs. Henry Philbrook----- Capt. Thus. her home on Mountain street----- IO yachts Isabelle Bachelder of Cambridge. Hayes of Gloucester was in town the 7th ble timekeepers. were in the harbor last Wednesday. road in the town with one or two exceptions. F o rm e rs , I always manage to get to Camden Fri­ The town appropriation for roads was ------Oscar Wooster of Camden arrived the Laborers, The young son of Ezra Bramhall fell off days,” said a commercial man Friday on the £4000, and this is just about right to meet the 7th and is visiting Edw. Ames and family the anchor factory wharf Friday into the water electrics, “for all through the week I look for­ general repairs and expenses, but at the next ------Mrs. Lisle and children of Gloucester T e a m s te rs , and would have been drowned but for Peter ward with pleasant anticipations to taking one town meeting there should be an appropra- arrived the 7th and are at Andrew Ander­ Can find no better shoe than the Bowler, an employee in the anchor works. of Henry Capen’s delicious tish dinners at the H o w Pillsbury’s Best ti ri of £500 outside of this, for permanent son’s------Mrs. Ella Manthorn of Rockland is A new dry house is being built near the Bay View.” The runner knew what he was impioveinciits—paving, permanent sidewalk visiting at Capt. Wilmer Aim s.’ Bre?td W inner. Megunticcxk null. C. P. Brown is doing the talking al>out and there are others,many others, building and ihe like. A little of this every It is strong, reliable, honest, and manufactured work. The mills ate al! in a nourishing con­ who are willing to cheerfully testify to the expressly to give A L L OUT* D O O R W O R K ­ t o o b t a in vear wil. nuke a h a n d so m e total in the long VINALHAVEN FANCIES. ERS the lto*t Service for the L east Money, dition. same. run. Made for Men and Boys, from soft, pliable stock; Flour. . A Sawn festival was given on Mrs. Fred D. The £10,000 appropriation for the defraying 111 two styles, seamless Balmoral and Congress- The Island Women Folks Are Waking up on the with and without tap sale. o n e o f t; uf the dredging of the harbor 1 s being judi­ Aldus’ grounds Wednesday evening and a Lanuiord Merrifield is improving the Temperance Question. AMOS P. TAPLEY & C 0 -, la^ge number enjoyed the occasion. The ciously spent. A. C. Both of Portland w grounds in front of the Carleton House proceeds were given to the George S. Cobb here last week making the surveys. It might great shape A concrete front entrance walk BOSTON, MASS. W a tc j Relief Corps. interesting to note that Mr. Both made the is the latest improvement. Charles Grindle received news of the death $ 5 original survey some 20 years ago when the of his father at Bluehill, Tuesday. Mr. Grin­ F. A. Peterson, A runaway accident happened on Chestnut Veazie’s B »nd will have the assistance of dle left Wednesday to attend the funeral----- F r e e ; street Wednesday. Mrs. W. O. Corthell, Mrs. harbor was tirst dredged. I'he work under two skillful Waldoboro musicians at the lawn the new appropriation will consist ol a new Shields says: “Look out for black spiders on Agent, K1111 kin liloek. Ko<‘klam l. Mary Boynton, Mrs. E. H. Bowman and so> festival in Rockland tomorrow evening— Seal Island!”----- Mrs. Warren Smith and Henry, all of Rockport, attempted to pass channel ten feet deep and fifty feet wide oh George Welt, slide trombone, and Herman the east side; a channel live feet deep and daughter Gertrude went to the main, Wednes­ Every CASH customer buying W. 11. Gardiner’s team. The horse became Kuhn, cornet. day------Landlord Smith is having good busi­ CHAS. T. SPEAR, frightened and ran away. Mrs. Corthell and fifty feet wide to Dailey’s shipyard; a chan­ nel five feet deep and fifty feet wide from The fare to Rockland and back tomorrow ness at the Cascade----- E. A. Pendleton went guods of 11s to the amount of 875.00 295 ;& 297 Main.S* the anchor factory to Bramhall’s wharf; a night, including admission to the grounds, is to the metropolis, Wednesday------Ilarry within one year, will receive a choice channel in front of Alden’s wharf five feet 25 cents. This will take the Rockport peo­ Wilson also did the city Wednesday------The The Right Place is the ple to the baseball grounds in Rockland and of these handsome gold-filled watches deep and thirty feet wide; and, finally, the people who were poisoned from eating ice­ Place where you wont outer point of the “middle ground,” about return. Tickets will be on sale at the dar cream are all well. There were about twenty free ; should you desire to procure D R . S W A N ’S one-fourth is to be taken out. This work will station and by conductors tomorrow afternoon of ’em. to trade. The right and evening. the watch before you have purchased exhaust the appropriation. The women are waking up the temperance place is the place where Henry M. Briggs and family of New York A kicking horse woke the flying echoes of sentiment in town. They have circulated a tlie above amount you can do so on the village, Wednesday afternoon. Edw. white ribbon paper which has been largely you can get the most TEA are at the Mountain View House------Mr. and the following liberal conditions: W ALTER! WOOD Mrs. Edwin II. Patterson of Webster, Mass., Bowers soothed the animal with his melodious signed. There has been one seizure since the fo r the least money are at the Bay View House for a few weeks voice----- The geraniums in the bank window temperance movement started. Officer White After purchases have been made are very pretty------Mrs. J. D. Rust is expected was the Cesar who make the seizure. -The Mountain View House now has tele­ to the amount of PILLS phone connection----- F. S. Jordan of the home from the West the last of this week MOWING New York Morning Journal editorial force She has been visiting her sister, Mrs. G. B Why Should You Do Otherwise? $5 you get the watch by paying$10.00| Sidelinger, in Danville, 111.----- Fred A. N< was in town Wednesday----- Miss Emma To­ flow is the time 10 “ “ “ 9.00 Are guaranty d to cure every form of bin is visiting in Boston------Mrs. C. S. I lardy wood Post has discontinued its meetings Ihle sell Groceries, best of Chicago is visiting here------A. A. Shute’s through the month of July----- A. D. Champ to buy 15 “ “ “ 8 00 MACHINE. Nervous and Sick Headache They will house on Mountain street is receiving a new ney has a window garden in which he takes grades Flour, Provis­ pride. He has two kinds of heliotrope in 20 “ “ 7.00 break dress of paint------Haying has commenced in ions. Canned Goods, ere Cold and Fevers, real earnest. blossom----- The grocery stores now close 25 “ “ 6. Wednesday evenings----- Tax Collector Knight Meats, Vegetables, etc. CHAS. T. SPEAR. relieve Neuralgia. Rheumatism, and Canned Goods says that taxes collect harder this year than All our goods are fresh THE WATTS FLEET. the last two years. Just loo I at the following kindred diseas >s Not a CATHARTIC. and we sell as low as G. L. Burgess is having his house painted Low Prices: As they con'ain neither opium, mor­ is Not So Large As It Once Was—Reduced and otherwise improved----- A concrete walk anyone in the city. . would look tine on Mechanic street. The Sweet Corn, phine. or a lied opiates, they are 1. B, Losses and Many Sales. 3 lb. eau Tom atoes, “ 4.50 G reatest ground lies just right for it.----- The concrete E arly Ju n e Pea®, 5 0 t r f t " “ 4 00 entirely harml crew used the town’s big boiler for drying M arrow fat Peu®, sand----- There are many strangers in town. Kt ring Bean®, Vie Will Save You Money. Capt. Samuel Watts of Boston, now at his W ax Bean®, 55 “ 3 50 Price 25c. All dealt rs. or prepaid summer home in Thomaston, was agent and ----- Mrs. II. H. Magune and her class in the 3 lb. can Pum pkin, “ 3.00 B a rg a in s! Baptist Sunday School picnicked at McIntyre’) 3 *• Kquuah, on receipt of price. principal owner at one time ol a fleet of 28 ships, barks and schooners. His fleet now Point, Wednesday, and had the usual delight­ 2 “ Apple*, H all’s “ 2.00 In Groceries ever ollered. Can those ful time. 2 •• Blueborrle®, SSA T E S V ED C O . consists of three vessels, that is, he is agent 3 “ Peache®, “ 1.00 prices lie duplicated by any store iu for three but has an interest in three other 3 •• Buked Bean®, Rockmi.leT—Elliot Fisk has bought out Town Knox County? We let you be the Westbrook, Me. vessels. Entirely Free ju d g e. Capt. Watts followed the sea for 22 years, the cows, route and fixtures to the milk busi­ ness of B. B. Ingraham. Percy Fisk is driv­ Market, and was captain for 18 years. In that time ing the cart------Kinsley Gould has sold the Every Watch is positively wat^ 10 lbs. Pure Lard, $ .95 he commanded 10 new vessels. 109 Park S t., ltoeklauil. 10 lbs. F a irb a n k s L a rd , .so grass on his farm to F. J. Davis. Give Us a Call. ranted by us. 10 lb*. Pure Leaf Lard, Thorndike Jackson Whitehouse is home from Virginia & Hix 1.10 ; Spring & Summer Medicine CARLETOH'FLEET. ------W. G. and Frank L. Wood have been 10 lbs, C o ttolene, .90 the guests of their sister, Mrs. Merrill Prince 25 b ars A m erican F am ily Soap, LOO A You will ulway® find u full line at P. J. Carleton of Rockport states that the 25 bars Star Soap, 1.00 o u tlo o k for shipping business in the east is John H. McGrath, > > * C. / / /Vfootf f Co.’s O) 25 burs Lenox Soap, 1.00 slightly improved, freights being better in Dont Tobacco Spit or Smote Your Lite Away No. 80 Sea Street. o We have just opened an immense .25 Japan, China and Philippine Islands. Fol­ 2 Gooil B room s, s the truthful, startling title of hook about >■5’ stock of Men’s Youths', Boys’ and 2 Best Tubs. 1st and 2d size, .39 . Bijou Drug Store, . lowing is the report ol some of the larger No-To-Bac, the harmless, guaranteed tobacco TD 8 lbs. Best 50 cent Tea, every lb. And Hold ut reaaunable piioca vessels of the Carleton licet: habit cure that braces up mcotinized nerves, c o C h ild ren ’s Ship S. D. Carleton, Capt. E. T. Amsbury, guaranteed, 1.00 uiuong which 1h eliminates the nicotine poison, makes weak 3 cans Best Corn, every can war­ is nearly due in Melbourne from New York men gain strength, vigor and manhood. You ran ted , ------bhip Wm. II. Macy, Capt. J. A. Ams­ run no physical or financial risk, as No-To- bury, is 30 days out from New York for Yoko­ 3 cans Best Tomatoes, SHEERERS Bac is sold by W. IL Kittredge under a hama------Bark Jennie Harkness, Capt. F. guarantee to cure or money refunded. Book Clothing, 5 lbs. Best Sulphur VV. Amsbury, is 60 days out from New York 5 lbs. Best Bulk Sods, free. Address Sterling Remedy Co., New lor Brisbane, Australia------Bark Auolph York or Chicago. Try the Best Molasses ever of­ J SARSAPARILLA O’Brig, Capt. Stanley Amsbury, is 80 days fered for 32 units per gallon. out from Singapore for New York------Ship Hats, Caps, and The popular Toolo aud Blood For Over Fifty Years 3 lbs. California prunes, .22 Purifier. Give it a trial aud you Wandering lew, Nichols, is 50 days out from 4 lbs. Best 3 cr. California Raisins, 21 New York for Anjier for orders. Mrs. W inslow’s Southing S m u r has been will find it an honcat medtclue for ased for over fifty years by millions of 2 lbs. G ood C itro n , .21 an houeat dollar. mothers for their children while teething t t i g - 1 lb. B orax, .17 f? § Gents' Furnishing Goods “Rock Me To Sleep Mother.’’ with perfect success. It soothes the child, 4 lbs. Best New Gates, .25 W M M * * • softens the gums, allays all pain, cures The poem, “ Rock Me to Sleep Mother.” wind colic, aud is the beet remedy for was written by Elizabeth Akers Allen, known Diarrhoea. Il will relieve the poor little Which we offer at prices lower sufferer immediately. Sold by Druggists lu otherwise as “ Florence Percy.” It is a gen­ every part of the world. Twenty-live cents ever before known. C. E. TUTTLE, eral favorite for it is a sweet little touch of a bottle. Be sure aud ask for “ Mrs. Win- home life. But there is another side to the low’s Soothing Syrup. 306 Main Street, picture. Many a mother rocks her child to sleep who can neither rest nor sleep herself. Y O R K S A F E BFKAB BLOCK. NEAR PARK STREET She is always tired, has an everlasting back­ iUBBER I AINT! ache, Is low spirited, weary, nervous and all The Best in thelWorld. ITCHING PILE! that. Thanks be, she can be cured. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription will do the When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. Always Reliable. SWAYNE’t - ’ IS TH E H. H. CRIE & CO., work. There is nothing on earth like it, for W hen she wus a Child, sh e cried for Castxjrte, PILES B E 8T-J) the “complaints” to which the sex are liable. W hen she becam e Mias, sh e clung to Castor!^ USOLIJT1LI OBBBS. OINTMENT y ----AT TUN---- Sure Protection from Fire. HOUSE [ ( )nce used, it is always in favor* When she had Children, she gave them Caaturia Dr. Pierce’s Pellets are specific for bilious­ paint. 1 OLD Hardware Mure ness, headaches, constipation, piles, and kin­ EPH. PERRY, Agt., At the Brook - ROCKLAND dred ailments. Rockland. Maine. > > » —

THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: ^UESDa F j ULY 16 1895

geniously and prettily decorated with spruce, style when there are public gatherings on WARREN. juniper and syringa blooms, whose fragrance Main street------It’s rumored that the L. A. LUG Idled the room. Fancy crackers, olives and W will take possession of the present post- orangeade were served, Misses Emily Creigh­ office quarters after O. P. vacates------All the Rev. H. E. Thayer and family will spend WEEK’S WASHINGTON NEWS ton and Jean Stimpson serving the last named. yachts were out Sunday morning, with a good their vacation on Monheganmhega Island. They HOT! Music was furnished by Meservey, Racklffc breeze at the N. E.------Coombs' new yacht will leave Warren this week, and Crockett. is a flyer-----F. J. Orbeton spent Sunday at So Warren.— E. D. Condon, who has Flour. S Feed, Middlings, Groccris Capt. James Watts has gone to Buftalo, The News, the News and All the his home in Rockland------L. M. Crockett Interesting Letter From Terminus been at work in Boston, is home for a few Keen-eyed Reporters Collate Hap­ N. V. Rumor has it that he has been offered was in Rockland Sunday. days------Mr. Nickerson of Massachusetts is Crackers and Broad W holesale and the command of a big lake steamer, anu mat of George's Valley Railroad, visiting relatives here------Miss Zetta Jo dan ' R etail. News Temptingly Served. We have a man on the icland who can’t penings in all Parts of Town. he has gone on to see what he can see about remember when he was on the mainland. lelt Saturday morning for Haverhill to spend Garden Seed* of all kinds Wholesale and Retail, it. De Valois Commandery is making prepara­ a few weeks with her brother, O. W Jordan and'a cbo ce lot of Flower Peed* by the paper. tions to attend the conclave in Boston in • ------Alex Lcrmond has bought a horse of ! Tall and Dwarf Nasturtium Seeds and a targe lot of Miss Lou Comery is home from Lynn. ™ W. L. Jordan------M. A. Walter of Boston , Swi et Pen Seed*, both Mixture and Lciding August, Extra Trains Saturday Over the Rati Dale for Annual Fair and Officers Mass., where she has a fine position as milli­ Xcw Scenery hiw Arrived for Memtrlal is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry 1 Colors by the os., White, Black, Scarlet, Pink, ner in a leading house in that city----- W. B. John P. Sullivan died at his home Tuesday, roatl—Several Strawberry Magnate*, Indigo and Striped. Hall—Fatality in Harbor, with Loss Walter. Who Will Have Matters In (’linrge Foster of the Herald was in Boston last week at the age of 79. Mr. Sullivan was a good in Town—Christian Endeavor helega SU V G r WHO*!? ----- Mrs. E. F. Holden, who has been v'.sit­ W est Warren.—It has been quite a busy . -Aged Gentleman Cats Ills Own Hay To destroy the posts ol bug* and slugs. of Many Llrn—Harrow Escape for citizen and respected by all who knew him. ing her sister, Mrs. W. J. Jameson, has re­ His remains were taken to Biddeford for lion—More Rices at the Track— place here for the past three weeks, as there Cliolce Lae n Peed Iflo per lh ; 2 lbs. 2ftc the Boy—And He’ll All Dance To- have been three boarding cars of the M. C. ! —When He Wanted Speed He Took turned to her home in Boston. burial. Premium Lists Revised. •3.00 per bushel. R. R. here----- Clinton Thurston and wife To Ills Feet—Personal Points. Mrs. W. M. Cook has been visiting nltflit—A Busy Builder. The Gov.. Bod well landed a large number have returned home, after being gone two J. BOWIX FBOnOC, friends in Castine----- Mrs. Forest Curling of passengers, Sunday night. and Mrs. DeCosta and son of Providence, Rev. Mrs. Taylor of Rockland preached in weeks at their cottage, the Sea Breeze, at «no Main at.. Rockland. Sch. Harvester, Capt. Roberts, arrived from Muscongus------David Dickey is unloading a R. I., are at Capt. F. F. Curling's The new scenery in Memorial Hall is hung. Boston, Sunday, the 14th----- The White the Cong'l Church, Sunday morning. In the car of grain. Fred Ncwcombe and family of Boston and Il consists of seven complete sets, five exte­ Ribboners have doite some very good work evening Mrs. Taylor led a gospel temperance Washington town fair will occur Sept. Miss Newcombe of Westboro, Mass., arc ex­ riors and two interiors, wHch give fine eflects praise meeting under the auspices ol the North Warren.—Silas Cummings and 25 and 26. The officers are as follows: on the start. Everything seems to be quiet daughter of Somerville, Mass., are spending a pected at Capt. F. D. Waldo’s this week. from the gallery and hall. L. J. Couch & Co. since the Fourth------At almost every house in W. C. T. U. President, A. G. Sukeforthj Vice Presidents, have been in town the past week, putting the The W. C. T. U. will serve a hot supper at few days with Mrs. Abiatha Cummings----- P. M. Lcnfcst and II. O. Sprague; Secretary, A large parly had a large time at the home town a hen can be seen, followed by a brood Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jameson and child of scenery in place for the opening of the hall, of chickens. Some very valuable breeds the vestry, Wednesday. The public A* ^ war’' Johnston ; Agent and Treasurer, of Miss Cora Russell, Wednesday evening. Minneapolis, Minn., are visiting Mrs. A. M. T. S. Bowden; Trustees, John F. Bryant, E. Tables were set in Mr. Russell’s work-shop July 25, with Nickerson Ac Nesmith’s Comedy have been imported into town by some of invited. Co. Jameson----- Miss Sadie Anderson of Sanford, A. Sidelinger and John Luce; Town Agents, and on the* tables was spread an array of food our large breeders----- The sidewalks are in B. P. Bachelder has in his possession an old Me., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Laura Sanborn was chosen represent­ rather poor condition this summer. W. (J. Luce, George Danforth, Milton Thurs­ Movement foi Town Betterment tnat for variety and excellence was never -.ur- violin which he prizes very highly. It has Edw. Anderson----- George Ford of Boston is ton, N. Sidelinger, C. U. Daggett, A. C. Van- passed. After the repast a social time ative ir< m the local Christian Endeavor So­ The Sunday School of Union Church and been in his possession for a long time, and also spending a week with W. H. Boggs------Mia. ciety to the convention in Boston. ncr, K. Sukeforth; Ticket Seller, W. F. That Should Be Supported. was enjoyed in which dancing figured. Music the Ladies’ Circle will unite in holding a has age to its credit. Alex Dart and two children of Sanford, Me., Hatch; Gate Keekers, Will Overlock and L. was furnished by the Big Two, Silas Hanley Eugene Smith and family of Hyde Park, picnic at Carver’s Cove, Friday next, if the The extra train on the G. V. R. R. Satur are visiting friends here------Sylvester and Leo I). Dorman; Reception Committee, W. F. and C. W Stimpson. This same party Ma?-..are visiting in town----- Mrs. Edith Ames w eathf is favorable------Rev. W. H. Little­ days connecting with the Pullman is a great Le Cain of Somerville, Mass., are spending a Hatch, A. G. Sukeforth, Vinnie Morton, Mr- thinks of perpetrating a steak fry th . is : siting her parents here.----- Mr. and Mrs. field filled the pulpit of Union Church, Sun­ Stops Taken Towards Organization of convenience to people wishing to visit Rock few weeks with Mrs. D. W. Stetson----- A T. Leighr, Carrie Bryant, Mrs. T. S. Bowden, Narrows, tomorrow evening. Frank l'eckham and Mr. and Mrs. Harry L n- day, very acceptably, and the double quartet land, as it gives them a longer time there. birthday party was tendered Walter II. Lizzie Gould. castcr of ’Jtica N. \ a r e Ihe guests of Miss Village Improvement Society—Tim e A party of young folks, s ,me 20 in number, rendered the song service in a very pleasing Mrs. Dr. Alden of Waldoboro has resumed Boggs Thursday evening, by his numerous Elmer Nelson came from Augusta, Thurs­ Emma R obertr-----Miss May N. Hopkins is manner. Messrs. Tolman, Lane, Mathews Trees Should Be Protected—How had a ride to Owl’s Head and a , :cnv on the her violin lessons under the instruction of friends and nciglih rs. George Ford of day, on ids bicycle and is visiting at T. N. shore, Inur-day. Miss Hattie Young went visiting in tow n-----Mrs. Frank Jones of Bel and Vinal, and Misses Urquhart and Albra , Miss Edith Besse. Boston, one of the friends who is sojourning Overlock’s. About Sprinkling the Streets—Ses as chaperone. There was aim 1st an accident fa?’ is • Ai ng her father, Senator F. S. Walls and Dora Vinal composed the chorus- there, treated the guests to a very elaborate Rev. Mr. Gaskin is enjoying a portion of his E. IL Burkett was called to Northport, Sun Capt. Edward Sukeforth, who is in his 86th pions of the Big Ent Club, coming home. Sell. L- hie Hopkins arrived Saturday with pyrotechnic display which he brought with vacation, yachting among the islands of the day, by the sad intelligence that his brother, him for the occasion, after which light re­ year, is cutting his hay alone without the a'd The Friday Club, nee Kn ix S,reet Knit' ng a full fare of fish----- All the schools will com­ I. H. Burkett of Thomaston, who was stop of any machineiy whatever. Bee, went to Kelleran's, Fridav, and feasted mence the first .Monday in September, v. th the Penobscot. His son Ivan is with him. freshments were served, consisting of ice Leroy Coombs in his new and attractive yacht ping there, had been thrown from his carf Mrs. J. O. Pitcher is visiting her son, Le on vegetable soup. old board of teachers, excep ng three. cream, cake, candy, lemonade, etc.----- Rita accompanies them-----Miss Mildred riage and very seriously injured. z\mong the Christian Endeavorers who left Pitcher------G. A. Jones has bought the grass An eftort is being made to organize a Vil Miss Frances Dillingham has returned to The old schooner Metropolis sank in the Vinal is visaing her friend, Miss Edith Simp­ Miss Edith Besse is in Damariscotta, where on the Gross place------1 fenry Sukeforth went harbor, while lying at anchor, Wednesday from this section for the national convention lage Improvement Society in town. A can R xbury, Mass-----That was a fine game of son, in Lisbon Falls------Miss Gertrude Bacon she has an engagement as violin Boloist, and at Boston last week were: Miss Eva L. to Danvers, Monday, to work in the insaue vas is being made for membership, at 50 ball played here by the Thomasons and night. Quite a number of fives were lost of Boston is visiting her friend, Miss Lizzie also has charge of an orchestra of six pieces asylum. rail, bedbugs, etc. Burnham, Miss Mabel A. Fuller and Miss cents each. About 200 members have been Rockland High Schools, Wednesday. Urquhart, Pleasant street. in the presentation of the Cantata of “ Esther,’ Clara M. Calderwood. I ,. A. Jones and son arc at work for John secured already, and a meeting will be called Thomaston won----- J. W. Walker, the piano Wm. West and family ^arrived from Jones- Monday and Tuesday evenings, and at Booth Pinkham. this week for the purpose of organization. Of tuner, arid his inseparable, little Hyp, are in boro, Saturday, to visit their island home bay, Wednesday evening, of this week. Mrs. N. B. Doc is extensively engaged in course, the plan of work is at present in a town----- Miss Sadie Young has returned from once more----- Peaslee v. ill enter in the ’cycle- ROCKPORT. We have many strawberry kings in town, GLEN COVE. somewhat crude state, but the most important a visit in South Waldoboro and Friendship race at Rockland with his uew 17-pound racer raising and selling shag cats. She sent severa but Ethel Thurston takes the lead this year, to Bath last week. thing now is to get the people interested ------Washburn’s new vessel is recevi Cari Jones’ two-year-old boy came near Capt. Andrews of bark Addie Morrill came shipping as many as 60 crates a day. Mail schedule now in effect al Glen Cove The membership fee is so small that every upper deck. She is to have full poop —« being killed under the wheels of a heavy jig home Friday. His vessel is in Portland load postoflice: Mail arrives daily, except Sunday, Bicyde riding is getting quite fashionable Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Belfast are the guests here. One of our young men, who has been citizen can identify himself or herself with the J. E. Moore is undergoing ? sick spell----- gex, last week. The fittlc fellow was badly ing for Montevideo------Mrs. C. L. Pascal was at 5 :5° ii:2O a. m , and 5:50 p. 111. movement. It is planned to hold some sort The play “Our Boys,” by the Laura Nels of Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Burrows------Miss C, getting quite speedy with the wheel, wus bruised, but no bones were broken. in Bangor last week------Mrs. W. II. Symonds /Xdelaide Bachelder of Brookline, Mass., and Mails close at 7:00 a. m., 12:30 and 8:co -of a popular entertainment in the fall or Hall Co., was presented Friday evening of Bedford, Mass., will make an extended visit p. m, daily, Sundays excepted. caught in a shower, Saturday, and springing winter to raise a fund. Watts 11 nil for the benefit of Arcana Lodge, Geo. M. Brainerd, president of the B. G Mrs. Dr. Bachelder of Rockland are the from his wheel he caught the bicycle in Us Co., was in town, Friday, on business------Ber­ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eben Thorn­ guests of friends in town------Mrs. Dr. Varney A. M. Cobb of Thomaston conducted the One of the first things that will engage the K. of P.----- George Lovejoy is very sick, at dike------Mrs. Mary Rollins of Waltham is arms and ran for b's house. He may heat ciety’s attention will be the urgent matter the Creek------Several of ’Thomaston’s young tha Healey was in Rockland last week. and son John of Chelmsford are visiting services Sunday. Next Sunday, Rev. John Von I Iillern if he practices a while longer. The graduation ball will come off tonight iri town for her summer visit------Mrs. J. friends in town------E. S. Fossett and wife of Pettengill, pastor of the Free Baptist church, of protecting the town’s beautiful trees from people will lake part in the Kirmess to be Folsom of Augusta is visiting her son, Rev. Robert Sukeforth is culling the grass on their knnual caterpillar visitation. For several given in August for the benefit of the Rook in the Opera House. A full report will be Portland are visiting at J. E. Fossett’s------Mrs. Rockland, is to lead. There will be no Wed­ J. L. Folsom. Mary Crowell of Stamford, Conn., is the guest nesday evening meeting this week------A. F. the Daggett place------Mrs. Etta Stetson of weekpi in the summer season, each year, the land Public Library. given in the next C.-G , as one of the staff will Thomaston has been visiting her sister, Mrs. stately elms that are the town's pleasure and be present from Rockland. The young ladies of the Baptist Church have of Capt. C. H. Harding and family, South Humphrey has gone to Monhegan wE>crc he A citizen estimates that there are 30 organized a society named Further Light Union------Miss Grace Strong of Thomaston Dart. She returned home Wednesday on ac­ pride are stripped of their foliage a|id look as Mr. Leet of Pennsylvania, while crossing will make an extended stay------Mr. and Mrs. count of the illness of her child------Julia Law bicycles owned in town. Who can give the Society. Mrs. II. II. Magune is president and is visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. R. I Wm. Tebo were made happy by the birth of tho’ a fire had swept over them. JThis is bad exact number? the street from the postoflice, Friday night, and Lilia Sukeforth of Augusta made a Hying enough, but the possibility tha Miis annual Miss Ethel Grant secretary------The concrete Thompson----- Walter Whitten and wife have a daughter July 7------Manfred Philbrook is The Masons arc talking of having their was struck, by a passing team and knocked visit to relatives here Saturday, returning to foliage robbing may fatally inj» jffh e trees down. The horse, being very intelligent, sidewalk gives complete satisfaction------returned from Searsmont, where they have employed by Capt. C. A. Sylvester, and Jere­ rooms lighted by electricity There are 300 water takers on the list in this been for a week’s outing------Ralph Partridge Augusta the same day----- Mrs. Carrie Jack- time is a senous outlook. The^society pro­ stopped quickly, which saved Mr. Leet from miah Foss by /.. Lufkin during the haying son is in Jelfersiur this week------Miss Maggie poses to take measures to put af stop to this The Friday Club will go to Cutting’s, War severe injuries. village------Extensive repairs are being made of Rockland has rented the Robbins house, season, both of Rockland------Mrs. Dora Put­ to the driveway at the O. P. Shepherd kiln owned by F. II. Bessey, and will be employed Lambert is spending her vacation with Mrs. devastation. Every residents man, woman ren, Friday, for a steak fry. The husbands of nam of Lewiston was the guest of Mrs. E. J. E. S. Sidelinger. members will be taken along----- The E. II. La wry, secretary of the B. G. Co., ------Sailmaker Gilkey is at work on sails in the Times office. Collins, Wednesday------Frank Lulkin of the and child, should lend a han was in town, Saturday. Haying IS the order of the day ---- W. W. Thomaston is interested in Bhe question of Thomastons went to Waldoboro to play ball, for bark z\ddic Morrill. Ralph Carleton has It is expected that Mrs. J. X. Stewart will Cape Ann Breeze is spending his vacation at Saturday, but the storm prevented the game A report was current in town a few weeks been added to his crew to make a full comple­ make an official visit to Orient Chapter, his brother’s, Z. Lufkin’s------Dayton Harring­ I.ight is cutting Will McDowell’s hay------sprinkling the streets. It \\A thought at one ago that several houses had been broken into Mrs. Alwilla Kingsley and Mrs. Katherme true advisable to purchasynand-hose and use ----- Levi Seavey has bought a lot on Gleason ment------Miss Edith Prescott of Bay View, O. E. S., Aug. 1st. ton of Cambridgeport, Mass., is boarding at street, between the houses of John C. Leven and valuables stolen. Our detective has Mass., is visiting Mrs. Vina Beals----- Dr. J. Z. Lufkin’s----- Amos Main of Islesford was a Morrill are visiting friends in town----- Miss Lie hydrants for the puuposc, on the supposi­ The Union delegates to the Christian En­ Cad McDowell visited at Will Light's, Thurs- tion that the hydrants w ere about 600 feet saler and D. H. Rivers, of Capt. Obed An been out on the scout, looking the thing up, Weidman’s mother, niece and nephew, Mrs. recent guest at Z. Lufkiu’s. and finds that there is no foundation to the J. S. Weidman, Katie and II. Weidman, of deavor Convention, now being held in Boston, d.-y Inez I.ight is working for Obed Over­ apart. It was thought Ahis being the case, drews. and will build a hansdome home there areas follows: Rev. Herman J. Wells, Mr. Zebulon Lufkin was thrown from his mow­ Plans are being made in New York------Harry report. Marcellus, N. Y., are visiting here------Mrs. ing machine, Thursday morning, and quite lock We would advise Will to give up that with 300 feet of hose on a reel one and Mrs. L. R. Morton, Misses Edith, Lottie, haying and break horses. Think it will pay could keep Main slreeBwet down. But alas Masters is to make a sea voyage with Capt, The Advent Sunday school enjoyed an out­ Benj. Achorn and daughter left last week for severely bruised, one wheel passing over him, an extended visit to Niantic, Conn------Rev. and Ida Brown, Miss Susie Vaughn, Miss him better----- Lewis Speed of Rockland was and alas, some of the Hydrants arc 800 feet O. H. Fales------A partyjjoes up river today ing and picnic at Round Pond, Wednesday Lizzie Messer, Miss Ida Morse and Miss but fqrtunately no bones were broken. on a steak fry. Miss Louise Curling manages ------Miss Bessie Brown of Camden was the Charles B. Morse of Gott's Island was in town, in town Friday on business------Raspberries "Tiose and the expense Clemmie Robbins. Mrs. Wm. T. Gregory delightfully enter­ arc very plenty------On account of the r-in uld be needed, is so the affair. guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Vinal, last week Thursday, en route for North Conway to visit his sister, Mrs. Fred Caldtrwood. Rev. Henry Harding of East Machias, who tained a party of friends with an old-fashioned the picnic of a select few to be held on much that that excwrtlent plan is now knocked I. IL Burkett was severely injured by being ------Mrs. J. E. Hopkins has several sum­ dinner, on Friday last, one of the delicacies mer hoarders------Purser Patterson of The J. II. Eells quarry at Simonton’s Cor­ has been spending his vacation with his the campground, Sunday, was postponed in­ as estimated that $90 thrown from his carriage at Northport last brothei, Daniel Harding, went to Boston last being an Indian pudding. The guests were definitely. ! cost. A town firm has week. His wife is there attending him. steamer Vinalhaven spent Sunday in town ner has developed some valuable veins of Mrs. Caroline Ellems accompanied by her ------Misses Lou and Ada Smith left Wed­ limestone lately------A phonograph exhibition week to attend the Christian Endeavor Con | t on a water cart and do the The officers of Arcana Lodge, K. of P., vention. grand-daughter, Miss Helene Emery, who is a month. Something nesday for Maplewood, N. II., as table girls ill be given in the Opera House this even­ WASHINGTON. took six candidates to Waldoboro, Monday Mr. and Mrs. Johnston, the evangelists, are spending her vacation from Wheaton’s Semi­ the people arc getting evening of last week, and had two ranks at the Maplewood House------Miss Cora ing------The Columbian Polyrama gave an nary at her old home, Rockland, Mrs. Sarah 1 daily diet. This would be Crabtree of North Haven was in town last exhibition in the Opera House, Saturday even­ in town------Chas. Dunton, wife and daughter conferred by Maine Lodge. Sophia and Mr. and Mrs. Clements of Spring Packard and Mrs. J. T. Hall all of Rockland. No Washington,—Miss I.iliian Prescott • for the new Improvement week, visiting friends------The W. C. T. U. ing. I he day was most pleasantly spent and will Mr. and Mrs. George A. Berg of Boston held their fortnightly meeting in church ve • lield, Mass., are speeding the summer at their visited friends in Peasville----- Miss. Add'e I debut on. are guests of Capt D. I’. Oliver. The Chatauquans held their last meeting long be remembered by those present, as the Starrett of Thomaston and sister. Mrs. Dart, try, Wednesday afternoon------Miss Taylor for the year, Saturday afternoon, at the resi old home. Mr. Dunton is very successfully A party o f seven went up to Titus’s, Hope, engaged in the insurance business and Jeft for visitors say Glen Cove is a most charming called on Mrs. Chas. Cunningham one day Letters are advertised at the post dfic of Montreal is the guest of Misses Margaret dence of Mrs. E. A. Wentworth. Four classes place for a day’s outing; the view from th Friday. The party went in a big team, and Edith Conray and Susie Patten. Milwaukee, Wis., Thursday last wcek^—— Peter Lenfest has a new mow­ went for a good time, fish or no fish, and had and Bertha Dolhom. were represented, those of ’86, ’90, ’92 and shore being one unsurpassed from .\Jaine W. H. Snow who has been spending the ing machine------Geo. Hannon is haying for it. There were Capt. D. J. Ilodgman, Capt. ’That party to Titus’s ate twelve pounds « f Payson Lane has had contracts and built ’95. Mis. Wentworth gave an illustrated talk to Oregon. his brother Daniel. O. H. Fales, Charles Copeland, C. S. Smith, steak. 15 houses, seven stables and several small on sea shells, of w hich she has an extensive winter with his aunt, Mrs. E. W. Cobb, has outbuildings since he started business in collection. Miss Babb read a carefully pre­ returned to his home in Brewer------Frank S. E. Smith and John Creighton, chaperoned Rev. Mr. Clark, who originated ihe Chris­ APPLETON- by Capt. W. O. Masters. They made so tian Endeavor movement, preached in the town. He’s a good man and does good pared paper on the same subject. Mrs. <). P. Smith and wife of Belfast were in town over HE WAS THANKFUL. much noise they joggled the apples off the Thomaston Cowg’l Church, in 1877, as a can­ work. Shepherd read an interesting paper on earth Sunday, guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Burrows trees in the Hope orchards. didate Any one who has a desire to hear from quakes. Miss Babb, who has been president ------Mrs. L. F. Bachelder of Rockland and U. S. Gushee went to Franklin, Mass., Sun­ Miss Adelaide Bachelder of Boston are visit­ He Really Feared The, Might Have Losl What Regarding the war on the caterpillars nexl A meeting will beheld in Watt’s llali, to­ the other world should call on A. B. He of the circle since 1887, was the happy recip­ day night. Mr. Gushee expects to go into will give you a good story------The fire com­ ient of works of history and poems, the ing at Wm. Bessey’s— -M rs. Hart and son trade there. We are sorry to have him go, Runs The, Had Already Earned. season, a citizen remarked Friday: “We’d morrow evening, at 7 130, to perfect the organ Earle of St. George are at Mrs. G. W. Bachel- but hope what is our loss will be h’s gain. better protect what attracti •-.s the town has ization of a village improvement society. pany is contemplating getting up a grand presentation address being made by Mrs. O. P. Shepherd. 1’he rooms were prettily decorated der’s.------Mrs. H emen way of New York, Rev. M. F. Bridgbam of Searsmont held tieorge II. Cleveland of Camden is consid­ before we attempt to add anything more.” The Baptist Sunday School picnic will be ball, which will be held in the new opera house for the purpose of purchasing a fire with white roses and nasturtiums and a dainty sister of Mr. S. G. McAlraon and two chil­ services in the cburc^i in North Appleton, erably interested in the base Hall contests in Where’s the man who wanted to wager held at Cutting’s grove, Wednesday, July supper was served in the evening. dren are visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. G. McAlmon Sunday. Six candidates received the ordi­ the county. 'I uesday last the Camdens played money that the electric railroad would be 17, leaving on the regular 7:55 train. Ther* gong to be set on Main street. Carrie Fuller is in Boston, attending the ------W. S. Mitchell, Treasurer of the G. V. nance of baptism. with Rockland in this city, and Mr. Cleve­ " uptown this summer? He can find w ill be several contests, including a bicycle Capt. Richard Arey had a large catch of R. R., and Mr. Atkinson of Portland have herring in bis trap last week. More than Christian Endeavor Convention------Frank Miss Tena Brown of Waltham, Mass., is at land used the telephone in order to keep enty of takers. A director of the electric race by ihe young men, sack race, potato race been in town the past week, putting in post posted on the game. And the returns came (silroad was seen earnestly talking with by the young ladies, running races and con­ 500 bushels were bagged at one time----- Two E. Achorn was one of the jury in Twro Bush home for a month’s vacation. Island case------Fremont Henderson is clerk­ of their time fishing. in at follows: electman Singer the other day. Is there tests by the children. Prizes will be offered hundred bushels were caught in I^xne & West Appleton.—Wm. H. McLain, Jr., is “Four to two in favor of Rockland.’’ Holbrook’s trap, Sunday night. ing for Mr. Gunnell------Miss Hyatt of New Rev. Mr. Johnson preached in the M. E. omething new in the air? Fare for round trip 25 cents for children, 35 church, Sunday, Mr. Chadwick being on the very sick------Mrs. Lois Bartlett had an attack “Eight to two in favor of Rockland.” cents for adults. All are cordially invited. York, a young lady al>out to enter the mission­ from her old enemy, rheumatism, last week Thomaston will send a large delegation to A large crowd congregated on the street ary field in China, lectured in the Baptist sick list. "Twelve to two in favor of Rockland." the Bangor-New Bedford game in Rockland, Friday night to listen to our hand. Some es­ Mrs. Johnson is in feeble health------“Eighteen to two in lavor of Rockland.” Church, Wednesday evening------Sixteen ves­ There will he races at the Union Track Mrs. J. C. Robinson has begun to improve next Thursday. Thomaston is giving Rock- HOPE. timated there were 1000 people out. Bicycles sels sailed from the harbor, Wednesday------“Twenty-two to two in favor of Rockland, and teams made quite a display on this Association grounds about the first of August, ------Annie R. Moody has returned to Cam­ 1 liberal patronage for its baseball games, Everybody grinned when the fog left us. dates to be announced soon. and the game is done.” * I very’.oyal in its support of the Rock- Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wright of Lynn are special evening. It would be more appro­ den, alter a short visit to her brothers----- Mr. Mr. Cleveland then hung up the 'phone Miss Blanche Heald is home from Vinal­ home,called here by the serious illness of Mr. priate for parties that have fast horses to keep The trustees of the North Knox Agricul­ aud Mrs. Isaac Bartlett and son Paul are at and to the boys who were waiting lor Ihe haven------Misses Annabel and Rose Morse tural Society have revised the premiums for 1’a baseball club should have had its Wright’s mother------The remains of Mrs. Ali­ them off the street when there are so many S. O. Bartlett’s for a week’s stay------J. A. returns, said: son Parker of Lincolnville were brought here children standing about. Of course, teams went to Vinalhaven Saturday to attend the the fair to be held Sept. 24, 25 and 26. Brewster of Camden gave us 4II a call Thurs- i in Thomaston and played its games funeral of Fred Calderwood------Miss Jose- “The game is done and the score is twenty- This season. It could have had a pr Monday of last week------The remains of Mrs. have a right to drive on the street at a mod­ The extra trains, Saturdays, on the G. V. dayy, in the interest of pant making------B. two to two in favor of Rockland. Thank Martha Smith were interred here Wednesday. erate pace, hut we think it would be better bine Barter has returned from a visit to R. R. enable people to stay in Rockland W. Fogg was thrown from his mowing ma­ heaven!” round at home, but if it had played bnalhaven------Mrs. H . J. Tibbetts and here, somewhere near the electric Miss Minnie Barrett has returned from for all if these fancy teams would take a until nine o'clock, p. m., and do away with chine, caused by its running against a stake “Thank heaven for what?" asked the aston­ her extended visit to Brooklyn and other little head and not try to put on too much Mrs. Tuttle came from Green s Landing, any wait at Warren in the forenoon. Rock­ hidden in the grass. He received no injuries, ished crowd. I terminus, the patronage would have been Tuesday------Clyde Spear is confined to the considerably larger than on the Warren places and Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis with their two The Vinalhaven news is not all confined land people can come to Union direct from fortunately. “That we’ve held on to those two scores,’’ children, Arthur anil Stella, accompanied her. house with mumps------Mrs. E. W. Pendle­ Rockland in the morning and have all day answered Mr. Cleveland. grouud. The difficulty and expense of get­ to this column. It is scattered r ’l over the ton and’children, who have been visiting at ting there disastrously affects the receipts. Mrs. Jarvis and children will stop here several taper. It isn’t safe to slight any page of here on Saturdays. / WALDOBORO. weeks.------Mr. and Mrs. Walter Browne and S. J. Treat’s, Main street, have returned Miss Townsend, who has been the guest of ’he C.-G. home------Copt. Simon Wall is at home E. II. Burkett will ship about 25,000 casks son Ralph and George Clark of Waltham are over the G. V. M. C. C. Rg. to Rockland her friend, Miss Eliza Levensaler, returned to with Mrs. Browne’s parents, Mr. and Mis. ------Mrs. Tuttle of Belfast, who has been No riii Waldoboro.—Herbert Hoffteshaa her borne in New York, Thursday. A geiman E. A. Payson. visiting Mrs. H. J. Tibbetts, returned to her this month. This is a new business for the gone to Massachusetts where he has employ­ was given in her honor in Counce Hal' home last week------Miss Carrie Fuller left road and it is proving a good thing, both for ment------Fussie Sidelinger, who has been em­ We Are Well Known Tuesday evening. The hall was very ic The Corner school closed Friday with an the railroad ami the people who make the ployed in Augusta, is at her father’s, Thomas exhibition by the scholars. Saturday the Monday night lor Boston to attend the C. E. ----- FO R O UR----- Convention------The C. E. service last week casks, as they get a half cent more here than Sidelinger's, for an indefinite time------W. II. teacher, Miss Alice Knight, gave tb eu a hay­ ever before when the same had to be hauled Sidelinger returned from Marlboro, Mass., rick ride around the Turnpike. was held Wednesday night insteau of Tues­ T h is W e e k day------Mrs. Oscar Lane left for Boston by teams from here to Rockland. Tuesday------The hay crop will fail short Square Dealing, Miss May Bills has gone to Boston to at­ Tuesday------Miss Alice Vogle of Boston is There is good prospect of a lime business from last year, but is of a fine quality. tend the Y. P. C. U. convention. visiting Miss Maude Norwood. being started in Union in the near future. Snow Btorm alighed at J. II. Hobb’s Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Bert Norwood and It is rumored that we are to have another POMONA GRANGE Something Useful coming all the way from Providence and is son are guests of Frank Achorn----- Jackson carriage manufactory. Success to i t ! Chamber Suits. Rocking Chairs. expected to stay several weeks. Whitehouse was in town last week with his Farmers are getting well along with fbeir The August session of Pomona will be held Mrs. Walter Lancaster was in Appleton last invalid son Elmer of Los Vegars, New Mex­ hayiug, and the crop is better than-expected. A ll Grades Easy, Plain week caring for her mother, Mrs. J. C. Rob­ at East Union, Aug. 3, if stormy on that date, ico. Mr. Whitehouse has since returned to Mrs. Louise Bachelder spent the last week Look at our North Wtudow: inson who is quite sick----- Rev. Mr. Hayden Virginia where he is getting »ut ship timber— postponed one week. for and Look at the Sweaters for in Rockland, guest of her brother, Frank Program, address of welcome, Minnie of Augusta is expected to preach here the 21st Rev. II. B. Woods was in Boston last week Jones. Men 10 oeuta. and probably also at So Hope. attending the Convention of Christian En­ Gould; response, Geo. Upham; music by Everybody. Fancy, choir; reading, May Jones; duet by Min­ Look at the Quit for Meu Prof. L. D. Smith of Hartford, Conn , ac­ deavor------Capt. E. W. Linnell of Bucksport Edw. Bowes has lost his faithful old white I 6 thor- t l l K B U U N .. S. Wheeler’s farm -----Levi J. Clark, who CARPETS. ut Flowers! is working in North Jay, spent the past week Oueke, at his borne here----- Mrs. W. B. Bean has Full Line Uhalro, C u ru lu Fix lure*, Finest Quality. Btu., K lu. TILE ROCKLAND (W R IE R - GAZETTE, TUESDAY JULY 16, 1895,

breathing? Don’t let It rnn Into conanmp-\ ADDITIONAL SPORTS. J The Rocklands will play the Biddefords tion. Dr LanRina’R treatment will prevent 1 this afternoon. Maroney will pitch. The it. Begin in time. Start now The Wheel Club Meet—Great Ba’I 6ames This I Biddefords have beaten many of the strongest Vessel Owners. Closing Out 1 teams in the state and think they can do Week—A Word From "Chummy.” Rockland. Had Not Worked for Two Years. $3587 DAMAGES One of the bent testimonials to Dr. Lan­ Friday the Rocklands will go to Warren Good Things From the Facile Pen As the day of the first annual meet of the and have another go at the slugger*. The Awarded Patrick Clancy, who S a le h * * * * ’ sing’s capabilities is givon by a nearby Rockland wheel club draws near the interest Warren lads will make a strong bid for the hurt aboard the arhoo-rer Atlelfcert citizen—Mark B. Crouse of Thomaston, increaies. Everybody is talking of the event game. The new pitcher secured by Warren A m ea. OF of Out Correspondent. aged 33 years, who has as he says been and if the flay is pleasant a crowd is assured. will do the twirling. It is expected that a [Courier-Gazette! May 21,1895 1 troubled for two years. Ho says of his ail­ The entry blanks are being returned filled large delegation will accompany the boys The ca*e of Patrick Clancy of Portland ment: out and are coming from all over New Eng­ from here. against the aohooner Adelbert Ames of this | Ttie Christian Vlmlenvor Society Owned land but although there will be many fast city ha* b*en Settled. Home time ago Judge I have been riders out for the big prizes there will be The attendance at the ball games is very Webb gn\e a verdict of about 43290 for Clancy. MILLINERY sleep o . Boston Last Week— Knox Connty satisfactory to the management. The owner* of the Arne* appealed. They Many nights I had to sit up nil the time. My buck no more interesting race than the one for have now w ithdraw n their appeal, and *8232 Maroney still leads in fielding and stick aud costs of *336 have been paid to Clancy. and legs nched also and I felt as if heavy weightM Young People Who Attended—Col. the Knox county championship. In these were pulling me right down. I wns in so bud races will be fast riders like Chatto, Bird, work, and has yet to make his first error. shnpe nt times thnt I could not get up oi down Allen Visits Chnrlestown Prison For We issue policies fully pro­ utalri nlone nnd could hnrdly do anything by my- McLoon with dark horses from Vinalhaven, Folsom struck out forthe first time yesterday GOODS! self. My bowels weic very constipated; there wrh P o in ts—T h eatre Not -1. Tenants Harbor and other places. The boys and he leads in stolen bases with 16 while tecting you against a ll such no action for long whiles and my head nched nnd go to the track daily for practice spins anti County is close on with 13. liabilities. My Entire Stock of M illinery Goods my mind wna somewhat affected. arc rapidly grttihg in first-class trim. The I havo consulted ns many ns 10 doctors nnd got Nevers has made one error, is second in done by t j be no relief from any of them I spent n good deni of track itself is in excellent c mdition and spec- fielding and third In batting. money trying to get relief, nnd I wna in euch a con­ The city was taken possession of last week ' lal pains will be made by Mr. Berry to make dition financially thnt I consulted Dr. Lansing it as near perfection as possible. The entries Patterson has not yet struck his batting gait Employers' Liability SOLD J^T COST once nnd then went away nnd borrowed money to by S3,ooo Christian Endeavors, and it is safe but is bound to get there. go under treatment with the sincere hope that I to say that Boston will never have the plea­ for the handicap races will be sent to ihe Teams Liability would be benefited. Friends nnd ncquAlntancea sure to again entertain a better looking or a state handicapper. The official* of the day I olsom, County and Wakefield try for every- I Forthe Next 30 Days tried to persuade me ngalnst coming to him, tailing better beloved crowd of people than those are as Allows; Referee, M. A Rice; Judges, thing within their reach and out of it, which ' Public Liability me that I would only be throwing my money away accounts largely for some of their errors. I BEGINNING I want under treatment with Dr l.anslng June 10, who have thronged her streets the past five F. B. Nichols, A. G. Gillispee, Parker Fuller; Boiler and Elevator. and havo Improved ever since. I did my first day’s days. Of this immense crowd about 1700 Timers, John Bird, E. W. Palmer, William Their playing must be seen to be appreciated. work vesteiday (July 1) for two years. The pain In Robinson; Starter, John W. Thomas; Clerk MONDAY, JULY 1 my left side has gone; tny backache has disappeared, were from the I’ine Tree state, Maine being At a meeting of the Rockland Wheel Club I)R. E HOLDEN LaNSINO. and I think I could walk from rny house In Thom sixth in regard to the numbers of delegates. of Course, James A. Smith; Ann urcer, II. last evening it was voted to have a 5 mile BIRD & BARNEY, aston to Rockland with ease. The all gone In my About half of the Maine delegation were en­ M. Lord. In holding this meet the club has road race on the morning of the big meet. Over Fuller fe <’obb’». stomach has left me; rny nerves have been restored tertained by friends and relatives, the greater gone to great expense and on its successs The start will be made at 9 o’clock from TnIS IS NOT A to their norma’ condition; my bowels havo been plinn-. Take Eleva'or. regulated in good shape; my kidneys are appar part of the remainder stopping at the Quincy depends whether or not this city will be the Rankin Block passing up No. Main street to CLEARANCE SALE ! ently in good conditio .i, and rny friends who dis- House. The headquarters of the Maine place of the state meet in 1896. Bird & Hart’s store over old county road to couraged me from seeing Dr. Lansing are now Endeavorers is at the Old Winthrop Church Park street, down Fark to High street. The NO MYSTERY. going to consult him themaelv< s. at Charlestown and Saturday evening it was prizes aggregate S20. This will be a good But n nice fresh stock of scnsonnblc I thank God for the day I came to see Dr. Lan­ The standing in the Knox County League Charters.—Sch Almeda Willey, Fernan­ (foods which I wish to dispose of be­ sing. I would be glad to answer any inquiries In packed to the doors with an enthusiastic gath­ is as follows: appetizer for the afternoon races. In the af­ regard to my former condition and the Improve­ ternoon Ingraham's Hill Band will furnish dina to Philadelphia, lumber $475, quick de­ fore milking a change in my business. ering of people from the I’ine Tree State who spatch—Sch. Austin D. Knight, Fernandina The Key: Honesty, Skill, Close ment thnt he has made in me My address Is were given a reception by the members of the music. Five entries were received in last KEMGMBEK, all my Trimmed Goods, MARK B. CROUSE. Rockland, 6 5 1 .838 to Perth Amboy, lumber S5—Sch. R. G. Dun, Thom aston, Me. church. Among the Knox county people who night’s mail and every mail brings some. The Hats, Flowers, Ribbons and Novelties Camden, 6 3 3 .609 meet is going to be a great one. Port Tampa to Baltimore or Cartaret, phos­ Personal dlention. are here attending the convention are: A. W. W arren, 6 1 5 .157 phate rock *2 40 — Sch. Warner Moore, AT COST. The chance of a lifetime Butler, Misses Jennie T. Fales, Lilia Fales, to buy Millinery. Come early while Thia Lady Advises Tier Friends to Consult The Warrens have signed McManus of St. Simons to New York or L. I. Sound, lum­ Ada B. Young and Martha May from Rock­ It will also be of interest for our readers to Worcester for pitcher. McManus is the man the assortment is good. This is strictly Others Following th - Same Course Dr. l.anslng. ber S4.87J2—Scb. Veto, Port Eaton to Lynn, land, Rev. and Mrs. C. D. Boothby, Misses know how the clubs stand in not only the who pitched against Holy Cross team and sand Si. 10 and loaded—Sch. Flora Pressey, a Cash Sale. O u e e n v ii.lk J unction, Ju n e 28, 1895. Hattie Tillson, Mary Lees and Aggie Fales Knox County League games but in all the kept them down to four hits. He was secured DURING THIS SALE I shall re­ Can Also Succeed. Dr. Lansing - I have a friend who is sick, and by Albany to Richmond, Va., sand Si.50 and what she tella me i think she has rheumatism and from Thomaston, Rev. A. E. Thayer, Mr. and games played. The standing is as follows: on the recommendation of Powers and is a loaded—Sch. Wide Awake, Rondout to Port­ sume Dressmaking and shall be glad to kidney trouble. I was telling her about you, and Mrs. W. O. Vinal, Mrs. Cora Waltz, Ward GAMES TER good man. Warren has the right kind of sho wanted me to find out where you wore nnd land, cement 16 cents—Sch. Jas. L. Maloy, receive all my old customers. I shall Stetson and Augustus Hahn from Warren, PLAYED WON LOST LENT nerve and i3 sporty from the word go. same. go to market next week for now ideas There is no mystery about the success of give you her address. I would like you to write Misses Annie Lamb, Patience Fernald and Rockland, 7 6 1 H57 Dr. Lansing, fie brought to his work in to her and seo what you can do for her. I am feel- Camden, 7 3 4 .429 The Rocklands will play in Warren, Fri­ Coal.—Sch. Ira B. Ellems, Pt. Johnson to and will be prepared to give you nice lug much better Mr s. Maggie H am ill. Edith Knight from Camden. W arren, 0 1 6 .167 day, and th e Camdens will play there Satur­ Salisbury Point, 60 cents and towages—Sch. stylish work nt reasonable prices. Rockland such a thorough preparation and One of the unique features of the great day. Friday night there will be a dance in Catawamteak, Pt. Liberty to Saco, 55 cents— broad experience, and applied to its every C. E. convention was the series of noonday The averages up to date are as follows: Glover Hall, the proceeds to be devoted to the Bk Henry Norwell, Elizabethport to Ports­ L. E. PHILBROOK, detail such thoroughness and conscientious­ prayer meeting which were held at business PIELDINO AVERAGE. base ball club. As enthusiasm is runn ng mouth, 50 cents—Sch. Julia A. Decker, Edge- ness of effort tliat failure was impossible. Ever So Much Better. places throughout the city. Delegates from dif­ PER high in Warren just at present there will water to Rockland, 70 cents—Sch. E, F. 14 L im erock S treet. ferent states had charge of the various gather CENT undoubtedly be a large attendance. Crowell, Edgewater to Thomaston, 65 cents Every lino that has ever been published iu Maroney, rf, p, 1000 the public press has been honest, straight­ Dr. l.anslng -1 am ings and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed Ncvrra, rf, lb, Hull who was the first man to sign with —Sch. Anna M. Dickinson, Perth Amboy to when I began to take your medicine. ay urotnera everywhere. One of the most interesting meet Gerrlah, c, lb, Saco, 60 cents. forward and sincere. Every patient who ear Is getting along nicely J was iu Snngervillc Rockland started in with bad luck, knocking ings was held bn Commercial wharf and the McManus, c, If, the nail off his little finger while practicing has over applied to him for treatment lias one day last week and called on Mrs. Herbert Dex­ principal speaker was F. L. Starrett, a former Folsom, 3b. 1 16 13 20 4 received the same careful, conscientious* ter, who said if she never felt any better than she McLoon, cf, 4 5 12 0 2 and before he had an opportunity of playing T he C.-G. is delivered at more, did now she should be satisfied. Thomaston boy, who is now secretary of the Wakefield, 2b, 4 7 25 24 10 in a regular game. He informed us last even­ scrupulous care and attention ns though fce Mrh. M. S. Fogg. Y. M. C. A. of Malden. County, hs, residences than any other paper publish? Patterson, If, rf, p, ing that he would be in condition to play the had been the only patient under liis treat­ Mis . Fogg came under Dr. Lansing's care at Besides the Chnstain Endeavorers, Boston Morse, p, latter part of this week. ment, and was paying him §100 a month Dover, Me., last December Fler brother’s case has entertained the delegates to the Y.PC. U. MARINE MATTERS. was taken at < iuilfoi d.Me , last March. Mrs. Dex­ The Rockland-Camden game in Camden instead of §5. Any physician who will ter mentioned was a Dover, Me., case taken last Convention which was held here during the Saturday was stopped by rain during Rock­ briug to his work the same preparation and December, -he was supposed by her friends to week. Mrs. Thomas Stratton, Stella Keene, bo consumptive. land’s half of the third inning. The Rock­ The Movements of Ve93;ls, Charters, will conduct it with the same care and Angie Graves and Blanchard Hicks were del Maroney, 43 17 23 30 lands were leading 7 to 1. Morse pitched for Notes and the Like. egates from Rockland. W akefield, 43 14 17 21 Rockland and was touched up for three hits, SENSIBLE attention to every detail that Dr. Lansing Improving Fast. Nevers, 80 6 11 13 has brought to his can achieve the same Col. S. IL Allen of Thomaston was a guest County, 44 15 16 16 one being a homer by Regan, but he struck So. W in dham , M e ., Ju ly 5, 1895. of Gen. B. F. Bridges at the state prison at McLoon, 40 11 13 19 out six men. Regan was pitching elegant Arrived Friday—Schs. Carrie L. Hix, Tor­ success. Dr. E. Holden Lansing—I received your medi­ McManus, 84 lo 11 19 rey, Bangor; R. L. Kenney and G. W. WOMEN cine nil right. I am getting along quite nicely aud Charlestown - one day last week. Warden ball but was receiving the worst kind of all want I t was the recognition of the high order of Folsom, 44 19 13 17 Glover, Boston; Kitty Lawry, Lizzie & Annie feel better in every respect. Allen’s object in visiting the institution was Gerrlsb, support. A large crowd was present and his work that induced many ministers, Charles M. D ay, to inspect the new solitary confinement prison Patterson, were much disappointed at the calling of the and W. II. Jewell, Bangor, with lumber to GOODSENSE attorneys and others of Rockland’s best Bo. W indham , Me. for incorrigibles which has just been completed. Morse, game. W. II. Glover Co.; Fillmore, Addison, known people in business, ollicial and pro­ Col. Allen has been a frequent visitor to the The batting average of the team is 319 and cooperage to F. Cobb & Co.; Nellie E. Gray, CORSET WAISTS. “Chummy” Gray is pitching the game ol his Beaver Harbor, wood to F. Cobb & Co. fessional life not only to ptaob themselves Never Was So Well In Her Life Charlestown institution to observe the disci­ the fielding 869. This is better tha.i good life for the Torontos, but like last ) ear be is THOUSANDS pline, and general system with a view of im­ ball playing and shows what an excellent club Sch. Carrie C. Miles, Hinckley, arrived under the care ol this physician but publicly a e on a losing team. Manager Chapman con NOW IN UtiE. S NQBHVTLLB, M ., Ju n e 21, 1895. proving the workings of the institution of we have. Wednesday with fire brick to F. Cobb & Co. e*t for Ilc a ltb , Koo» and unqualifiedly to indorse his work. Even Dr. Lansing—I am in the best of health and was siders him to be his best pitcher and uses nomy and Beauty. never so well in my life. Mr s. S. J . D ip f in , which he has charge. Col. Allen is an him almost every other day although there Schs. A. Heaton, Saco; A. Hayford, Bos­ other physicians have thrown aside their Bangervllle, Mo. Buttons at front it authority on prison matters, and he expressed The Rocklands defeated the Warrens yes­ are three other pitchers. He has t u’pitchtd ton; Red Jacket, Saco, arrived Saturday. I stead of GlMBPB. prejudice and applied to him for consulta­ IRino Buckle ut hi Mrs. Dillin went under Dr. Lansing’s care at himself as being very favorably impressed terday afternoon in the best game of the sea­ his opponent in almost every game and ii is Sch. Humboldt, Lewis, brought corn Sat­ tion in their own cases or those of their Dover, Me , Inst December, after trying doctors Tapo-faatei with the (arrangement of the new structure, son. Morse's pitching was superb and he no fault of his that his club does not wn. urday from Boston for Chas. T. Spear. until she was discouraged. Also visited Maine and regards it as one of the best he has ever |cord- Ed go * Buttonull off. friends. General Hospital, Portland, without relief. kept the heavy hitting Warrens down to three Gray is also batting hard and fielding his po visited. hits. Some idea may be gained of what Sch. Atlanta, Hall, with sand from Saco, Tlio evidence of his great work still goes sition to perfection. The Eastern League is arrived Monday. ALL AGKM- on. The universal confidence and esteem in E F. Hooper. IL P. Wood, Capt. M. K. pitchi; *» he did from the fact that only 31 much faster than the New England League ■ to AdulU, Schs. Lizzie and Volant arrived Monday which he is held all through New England Willey, Dr. R. B. Miller, John F. Singhi, Mrs. Wan mtes v.ent to the !jai. As batter after in every respect. The Torontos have one i r o n batter letired the fact grew on the spectators with casks to A. F. Crockett Co. from Belfast has made It tho popular thing for those who It don’t cost you a cent to see Dr, Lansing Chester and Mrs. T. L. Esterbrook were in more trip away from home lor 25 days. and have a talk with him. If you like his town fluting the week----- Fied E. Drew anti that in Morse Rockland has the best pitcher Schs. Polly, Boston; Hume, Providence, SALE have failed to obtain relief from other phy­ Manager Patten of the Camdens has re methods. Ills talk, his prices, you can take E. P. Fuss left Saturday on the Lewiston for in New England outside of the National and G. M. Brainerd, Portsmouth, arrived leased Douglas, Carney and McDermod and sicians to place themselves under bis care, his treatment. If you don't no harm Is a two week’s visit in Rockland.------Mrs. T. League. Stout also pitched a grand good Monday. BY has signed Webster, Edgar and Kilfeder of and the results have uniformly proved tho d on e. E. Tibbetts and Miss Stella Keene are visiting game as Rockland’s one earned run shows. Sailed Friday—Schs. Alaska, fro6? Almon wisdom of this proceeding. friends at Hyde Park. A number of the hits credited should have Portland. The new’ men are old ex-leaguers and have no superiors in their respective lines Bird, for Boston; Eugene Borda, frofe^K. J. Reader, if you have become discouraged been dead easy outs but for inisjudgment of Bird & Co., New York. It is “standing room only” at the Castle the fielders. and what is more they are very heavy hitters. aud lost hope through the repeuted failure Examinations Square every nigh’ now. A theater tilled at The makeup of the team is now as follows: Sch. City of Philadelphia, with ice 'Irom Crockett & Lovejoy every peifoi mance is something new in the The fielding of the home team was “out of of physicians to give you relief, do not sink Cost Nothing. sight.” County’s two errors were on a fum­ Edgar, catcher; Regan, Pulsifer and Bass Rocxpurt for Pniladelphia, was in the harbor LADIES' STORK, down in despondency, but take courage for recent history of summer theatricals in this pitchers: lap Pulsifer, first base; Kilfeder, and sailed Sunday. city, and one cannot blame the management ble and a low throw to first. County made a another ellort, for scores and hundreds of brilliant running catch in the eighth spoiling a second; Webster, third; Gorman, short; Sch. H. T. Hedges went to Long Cove 421 Main St., - Rockland. Dr. Lansing can be consulted for claiming considerable credit in bringing Buirill, Robbins, Bass and Pulsiler, fielders. Sunday to load stone for New York. people in the same condition that you are iu about this happy result. Mr. Rose’s policy is nice hit. The double play in the seventh by have been saved by Dr. Lausing. County, Geriish and Folsom showed what an With these players Camden is strengthened Sch. Ella G. Eells, Linnell, is at Swans free at Pillsbury Block, Rockland, to put on his productions in the best style. where most needed. Are you afraid of consumption? Is there His stage is well equipped, and he has taken excellent fielding team we have. The work Island loading stone for Philadelphia. a taint of it in your family? Have you a Me., until Aug. 3. advantage of its resources this summer as was clean and sharp. The fielding of the W. E.Nash is doing excellent umpiring, Limesters to sail Sunday were: Jennie visitors was also very good, Curley's work at cough, a soreness in the lungs, adiffioulty in Office opened Evenings. never before. With respect to scenery and using judgment with no partiality. Mr. Greenbank and Carrie L. Hix, from A. J. costumes he has been lavish, and this week’s second being as scientific as any we have Nash thoroughly understands every point of Bird A: Co.; Chase, from Farrand, Spear & offering will prove no exception to the rule. seen for some days. Sockalexis was ofl in his the game and he gives his decisions according Co.; J. R. Bod well from A. C. Gay & Co.; batting but he captured some flies in the field For “ Maritana,” the opera to be produced to the way he sees the play. With Mr. Nash Nile, from White & Case; Georgie Berry, N e w G o o d s that were beauts. umpiring there Is no need of a second man. from A. F. Crockett Co.; Herman Kimball, th is week, only Mr. Wolff and Miss Eissing The Warrens are now in a position to fight J remain as original members of the company. 'The tight has but just fairly begun. from Rockport; Jennie G. Pillsbury, Mary for the flag and will give the best ol teams a Langdon, from F. Cobb & Co., for N ew 1 . JUST RECEIVED » The others have been engaged since the sea- good shaking up. The score : IK r Ci\uqiiT 4 /K4X Htyo Hfys son opened. The newcomer this week to the Manager McGrath did a good thing in ar­ York. Peerless, from Rockport; Nevada, ROCKLAND. . . AT . . ranks of the singers is Miss Hattie Belle Ladd, ranging the game between the Bingors and from F. Cobb & Co., for Boston, and Nef" IJU TB PO New Bedfords on the Broadway grounds E. Gray, from F. Cobb & Co., for Eastport I• a member of the Bostonians. She is a Bos- Folsom, 3b, Looking for a tailor, He was quite fastidious in County, ns, Thursday afternoon. This is a regular A. J. Bird & Co. are loading sch. G. Copeland’s Bazar ; ton girl just out of her teens, and is said to scheduled game and was to have been played • have a contralto voice of unusual range. W akefield, 2b, Glover for Boston; and will finish load' his taste. Never bought ready-made suits. P r e ­ Maroney, rf, in Bangor but the grounds on this date will sch. Ada Ames for New York at noon tod Carts, , The success of a new comic opera is rarely McManus, c, be otherwise occupied which necessitated the GerrUh, 1, Sch. Empress is loading for new York fi W agons, ferred to pay a tailor double the price of the best 1 acknowledged at the start. Managers usually Morse, p, use of other grounds. Manager McGrath I try these ventures in some of the smaller Paiteraou, 1, consulted the managers of the two teams, the Joseph Abbott. Wheelbarrows, suits in the ready-inade line so as to get a lit. He I towns before courting the opinion of a met- Me Loon, m, result of which was the closing of the deal. Sch. Onward was loaded and ready lJ Velocipedes, I ropolitan audience. But manager Askin has To tai a 14 16 27 The event will be a noteworthy one in the night for Lynn, from Farrand, Spear & Co. supposed he bad to. Never hud investigated our ’ brought two new comic operas this summer history of Knox County baseball for it will Sch. A. Hayford is loading for N o ^ Yr Doll Carriages, to the notice of a critical Boston audience be the tirst time a game of this kind has ever from A. F. Crockett Co. \ 1 line. Didn’t know that if a suit was made to lit without any preliminary performances else­ Burton, 1, 4 9 1 1 9 9 1 been played here. The Bangors and New Hammocks, Curley, 2, 4 9 0 9 3 4 1 S ch. A. Heaton was loading this inornf where. Both productions won great popu­ Pow ers, c, 4 9 1 1 9 1 1 Bedfords are two of the leading clubs in the for Ny w York from A. C. Gay & Co. Garden Sets, him every way with the exception of a few minor larity on first presentation. “The Sphinx” re­ Sookulexls, m, 3 9 9 U 3 1 1 New England league and in this game the tained a strong hold upon Boston favor during Popkay, 1, 3 0 1 2 9 9 0 very best men will play. Both teams are Sch. Geo. Bird is at the Atlantic having C roquet Sets, Mulion, a, 3 9 9 9 1 0 1 ne»v foremast and general overhauling. particulars, that we would cut over those particulars a seven weeks’ run, and the size and enthusi­ tituut, p, 3 0 9 0 2 9 9 fighting hard for a position in the league so Garden Trowels. asm of the gatherings that applauded “Kis­ Rohlupon, r 3 9 9 9 2 1 9 a close, exciting game may be expected. At Sch. Robert Byron is on the North Rad- and put the suit onto him A PERFECT GARMENT. met” at every performance last week, promises Em ery, 3, 2 9 0 0 1 2 1 the same time an opportunity will be given to way ready to launch 398 MAIN ST. that Mr. Askin’s second venture this year will Tola's — — — — — — — compare the work of the Rocklands with 29 0 3 4 27 V 9 Schs. Ella Francis and Addie Schaeffer With his exquisite taste of course he was a poet. be as profitable as the first. “The Sphinx” has that of the league teams. The Rockland C. H. COPELAND. I lining a 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 arrived in New York Saturday. met with splendid success in New York, and Roeklund 21 1 19991 9—6 management has gone to great expense to se Sch. Laura M. Lunt/Peck, arrived in New At any rate he was a Longfellow. His first qusst'on is likely to remain the rest of the summer at Eurned runs Rockland*; 2 base hila, Mc.Mauue 2, cure this great attraction but will be well re­ York 13th, 8 days from Charleston with the Casino. Ponkuy; stolen bases, Folsom, McManus, Maroney paid by a large altennance. lumber. was, “Can you lit me?” Our reply was that it made Mcuoon; struck out, by Murbe 9, btout b; bsuca uu The new open-air exhibition called “Black hulls,Morau, Murouey, dockalexis, Emery, double Saturday, July 27, is the day set apart for Bark Elmiranda, Duncan, cleared at Wash­ America” will be on view to the public next piuys, County, Gerrlah aud Folsoiu; Bcckuluxls the next races of the Penobscot Yacht Club* ington, D. C., 13th, for Newport News. Are You a Bailde ’? no difference whether he was six feet from crown to Tuesday evening on the Huntington Ave. and Curley; wild pilches, tiioui; passed hulls, open to yachts of all classes. Il is expected . OR . McMunua; lime of game, 145; Empire, Nunh of that this will be a gala day for the new club Sch. M. Luella Wood, Spaulding, arrived toe, or . . . grounds. The premises have been put in Rockland. at Savannah 13th from Fall River. complete condition, a large amount of scen­ house on Tillson’s wharf will be dedicated. Are You Going to Build ? A local team from this city played the Preparations are being made to make this a Sch. Brigadier sailed from Richmond, Va., ery lias L^en painted, and the grand stand, Thomastons in Thomaston last Wednesday. capable of "accommodating about 7,000 per­ noteworthy event and with good weather 12., for Hoboken. For six innings the game was hotly contested everything should run along smoothly. Parties who contemplate building Six pEEf ^ofN B/\ckbo[Je 70 Cowc/\jcifE^. sons, has been covered with a canvas top, the score being 3 to 2 in favor of the Thomas Rockport Marine—Arrived 10th, sch*. and wishing to save middlemen's which will afford aittple protection to the au­ tons. The final score was 11 to 6 in Thom­ Peerless, Bostou; Annie F. Kimball, Deer profits should buy direct from tlio dience in case of r?|in. The management Isle; Delaware, Boston; City of Philadelphia, aston’s favor. The fielding of the Rock lauds FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS' manufacturers. We are Manufac­ We had a “ Kast Iron” make that would meet his desires It)particularly in\press upon the public was inexcusable, 13 errors being made. The Bath; Policy, from Boston; Thomas J. Becket, turers as well as Dealers ami can the fact of the absolute novelty of this enter­ hitting was even. The batteries were— Thom Bangor; Senator, Deer Isle, n th , schs. An­ build or furnish the material for a form everywhere. He looked and was conquered. prise, and to disabuse the public mind of the aston, Hewett and Peabody; Rockland, Reported from Brown & Company’s telope, from Vinalhaven; Anna Shepherd, building cheaper than any other impression that it is anything akin to a gigan­ Cushmau and Poor. Weekly Freight Circular. Saco; Leona Boston; H. S. Boynton, Cam­ Sold him a suit he had never got before for less than tic minstrel show. It isalto£*tber on a higher tirm in Knox Co. We keep a full The score: den; Carrie E. Look, Boston. 12th, s^h. plane, more in the shape of ethnological TliOMAbrON. Chester R. Lawrence from Boston. line o f L ong and S n o itr L u m ber , The market remains in a condition which 83G for 818. Got lots’more of them from 8? up. exhibition in fact, but amusing'sand entertain AU UH 1*0 A E Sailed totb, steam yacht Chetolah, Cat- D o ors, S a sh , Outside and Inside ing beyond any outdoor exhibition that this Peubody,c 6 0 6 0 0 is unsatisfactory lo owners of vessels, espec­ tine; schs. H. S. Boynton, and Laura Chester, B l in d s , C y pr ess, A s h , W u it k - Can get ’em at any price up to 820. We never sell city has been favored with during this or past Jumeaou, If 6 3 1 9 0 ially the heavier descriptions of tonnage Boston, lime from Carleton, Norwood & Co.;J w o od a n d H a rd I’in e S h e a t h in g , Levenauler, lb ' 6 1 8 9 1 adapted to foreign voyages. A moderate in­ years. The 500 negroes composing the or­ Prince, a» 4 2 2 3 2 schs. Ruth Hodgdon, Regalia, Alice 1 oX^ H a rd P in e and B aud W ood anything higher than that. That’s the price for the ganization are from the South. Tl?{jy arc the Wincbeubach, 3b 4 1 9 2 2 quiry prevails for those of handy sire in and Herbert M. Rogers, all for Boston with F l o o r in g s, Mouldings and H o use real thing, and their performances aV, in the Whitney, 2b 6 9 5 1 9 some departments, but at rates which, as a lime from S. E. & H. L. Shepherd Co.; schs. F in ish of all kinds. Screen Doors very best Sunday-go-t j-ineelin’, see-yer-best girl opinion of all those who have witnessed them rule, owners or agents are disinclined to ac­ Mary Ellen, Boston; Poney, Machiasport; and Window Screens. Fine Stair in New York, very enjoyable. cept, on the asseveration that the basis is too Rabboni, Bangor, in tow of tug; Idella Work a Specialty. Wood Mantels suits. And they are dandies. low to yield adequate profits from the voy­ Small, Boston, lime from G. E. Carleton; 88 10 27 10 and Sidebo mis in stock or made Boston, July 15, 1895. age. As a consequence chartering progresses Herald, for Bangor; Etta Stimpson, Port au Have yon got your summer bat yet? Look at HOCK LANDS slowly in most lines of off shore business. from architects’ designs. Corres­ Prince, with ice from the Rockport Ice Co. Coastwise freights are likewise in an unsatis­ n th , schs. Annie Wilder, for Boston, with pondence invited and information our felts. New, neat, nobby. We will give them 1 Costello, 2b factory position, collier rates being unfavor­ cheerfully given. Telephone con­ LIST OF LETTERS B unker, 3b lime from J. H. Eells; Senator, for Deer Isle; Sullivan, lb ably affected by the accession ot a numerous nection. Thomas J. Beckett, Bangor. I2tb, sch. H. away this week al 82 and 82.50. Remaining in Rockland F. O. for the fleet of vessels whose captains show a de­ S. Boynton, for Boston, with lime from Carle­ ending July 13, 1895. cided preference for business on the North­ ton, Norwood & Co. 13th, scb. City of Want to be comfortable? Buy our Negligee M iller, m ern Coast duriug the warm weather. • ♦ • Philadelphia for Charleston, S. C., with ice M.K. ST.CLAIR GO. F lint. If For long voyage general cargo ships there is from the Rockport Ice Co.; sch. Herman F. shirts. A big line at low prices. Genu* Liat. seper. Thom as, rf very little inquiry at the moment, and rates Kimball, Fall Hirer, lime from Ca leton, Office aud Factory Buy View St., Adorn*, Kuiuraou V. bin ilk, Tboinas C. remain nominally steady. Homeward freights Buy one of our lunch boxes for 20 cents. Atkinson. Capt M. J . While, Luwreuce Total* 87 T 24 12 13 Norwood & Co.; sch. Adelia J. Carleton, for Camden, Maine. Bulvs, Kdgur L. Ladies’ List. Inning*, 1 2 3 4 6 9 7 6 9 from the West Indies are rather more plenti­ New York, with lime from G. E. Carleton. C lark, F. 8. Brewster, M la* Sophia Thom aston 1 0 0 1 0 0 3 6 ful, but the scarcity of vessels iu the right Cobb, Alfred C. Blake. Ifra.C. C. Rockland 1 0 9 0 0 8 0 Crouse, Judeou I. Barnard, Mis. Charlotte position restricts business. Coastwise lumber Have you a house of your own Crouse, Itunsfurd Fowler, Mrs. Matilda Winchenbach, Whitney, Roakee, Liuckiu, Hewett, and tie freights from the yellow pine ports Redding’s Russia Salve is a medicine chest F ifk ld . K W . Farriugtou.Mlss Katie J > Costello, Bunker, 2, Poor, Cushmau, Crockett. are without appreciable change aud slow. in itself. It has relieved more suffering and . IF NOT . O. E. BLACKIXTGTOIT, Gillanders, W . Joseiyn, Mrs. Kmiua . Two base bits, Prince, Crockett, Flint. Buuek J^ficr rates arc again slightly easier and McLaughlin,M iss Moriajv out, by Cushmau 8, bv Hewett 10- Paaaed ball*, saved more doctor's bills than any other med­ We can sell an Outfit tor one Nye, Mrs. Kinuia M. j Peabody, Poor. Time of game, 2b. 89m. Umpire moderately active, no change having been icine on earth. Costs only 25 cents. AU NEXT DOOR TO STAB OFFICE. Norwood, Miss M aude ) Never*. madeSri the cost of coal or in the output. druggists sell i t THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY/ JULY 16. 1895

got half way, changed his mind and started team down to but one solitary hit. The C h eap n ess hack to third. He played tag with half the Camdens got on their hatting togs and for visitors and finally after a pretty exhibition of the last three innings made a Garrison finish artful dodging reached third safely only to find and gave the So. Portland boys quite a scare. Means Poorness. Countv there. Reasoning quick as flash he In the eighth inning with two men out, three /V r* Sj-oifE A ll again started for home and this time was run men on bases and four men needed to tie the I t makes no difference under down. score, Capt. Gorman sent Regan to hat in what conditions adulterated arti­ Base Ball Season Proceeds Un­ In the first half for the visitors Kilfedcr hit place of Wilbur. Regan hit a hard one to That is Best to Wakefield who made a beautiful stop but left hut it fell foul by a Jfew feet. Several cles are sold or what excuse com­ der Favorable Circumstances, threw wild to first. Ki, played for a steal of more fouls were hit and So.Portland felt rather in an experience of over fifty years petition may furnish for their exis­ second but the tricky Maroney had his anxious. f/Ent (jnoos! combined with modem invention tence, the grocer owes it to hia weather eye open and turning quickly threw Regan met the hall square and hanged it to and improvement makes the the hall to Nevers and Kilfeder was out. center field. Ross made a - good run and calling and to the consumers who W arn n’s Hard Luck—If Hits Changed trust him, to encourage the sale George Edgar, the light weight catcher and clinched the hall hard and Camdens* chance —Thousands of People,Witness the he is a dandy, gently tapped the leather on to win the game was lost. Another struggle and use o f the trade mark. It struck the top of the fence was made in the last innings. N. Tulsifer, GOLD CLARION Games—Managers are Smiling From in center, toppled over and Edgar trotted Carney, Gorman, T. Pulsifer made clean Maine MusicSGo, Portable Cooking Range the Report of the Gate Keepers—The home. Toothaker, he with the bright barred singles and Robbins a two bagger over the sweater, retired at first. Wilson, a profes­ fence, the result being four runs. Bass ended A rc back in their old location but In n F o r 1 8 9 5 nSPfflCEfc Games Played. sional looking gentleman, waited and got his the agony. He hit a sharp one to Kilfeder fine new store with a nice new line of the best in the market. Made in first on balls, and by the way this was the at short who made a beautiful stop and by a every style for wood or coal or with our Famous Removable Dockash Flavoring only visitor who reached first in this way. quick accurate throw caught Bass at first. Pianos, G rate. If not for sale in your locality, do not pay a larger profit on in­ Then followed three pretty singles, resulting Pulsifer pitched an excellent game for the ferior makes represented ns "just as good,” but ask us where to get the The best Camden could do with Rockland in two more runs. Camdens and had the Camdens done a little last Tuesday was to get two runs and both Poor fielding by the visitors gave the Rock- batting in the early part of the game they Organs, E xtracts these were the result of errors. Their heavy lands four runs in the second. would have won quite handily. It was an because of their high standard hitters were unable to make any connection The South Portlands kept up their streak interesting game to watch and a hard game and whatever with Grandpa Morse’s curves and Musical Merchandise, purity. Never substitute a low of hatting in their half and when the smoke to lose. The score: they went down before him like saplings in had cleared away had piled up three runs on grade for a good quality. Cheap­ the path of a western cyclone. By the way, four clean hits A rt Goods ness means poorness and a loaa at it might be mentioned that Morse is pitching Things looked rather dubious for the Rock- Kilfeder, ai, the game of his hfe; he has terrific speed, G. Edgar, c. And Stationery. business in the long run. lands but Maroney changed his chew of gum, Toetbucker, 8b, good curves and excellent control. When opened the steam valves and the South Port­ Desmond, rf. • ach hitters as Tap Pulsifier fails to do any­ lands failed to cross the plate again during Douglas, 2b, We shall be pleased to see all of our oldrpatrons Rafter, 1 b. thing with the stick it must be good pitching. the game. and Iota of new ones. Not only did the Camdens bat like pigmies W Edgar, cf. The Rocklands took a hand in the hatting Ross, cf. We have plenty room and time to ahow but they fielded like school boys and not like Cobb, p. the veteran hall players they are. It was in the fifth and hit followed hit in rapid suc­ goods. clearly an off day for them. Regan the cession. Seven with a total of nine sending BOSS Camdens’ new pitcher was in the box and un­ seven men acr< s ithe home plate was the result. der the circumstances did fairly well. He Six of the runs were earned. Maine Music Co., demonstrated that he is a good man in the With three men on bases in the sixth Douglaa, 2b. 6 0 0 0 1 8 2 Cor- Main and Liraerock Sts. box and also at the bat and he has the ap­ McManus hit to the center field fence send­ Caruey, 3b. 4 0 2 2 2 0 2 lUNCH-MIlK] ing the three home B urrlll, I. f. 6 2 0 0 1 0 1 ROCKLAND. pearance of being every inch a ball player. Gorman, c. 6 2 1 1 12 0 0 The game of Tuesday was no criterion. It The home run hit- by Maroney and Patter Robbins, r. f. 6 2 1 2 3 0 0 son were darlings. Nevers got in four pretty T . P ulslfer, s. s. 6 2 2 3 2 2 1 STATE OF MAINE. was his first game with the club, he had a Rosa, rf 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 wet ball to handle and no support. The hits hesides covering first base to perfection. E vkcutiVk D epa r tm en t, / McLoon took everything that came his way, W ilbur, lb. 3 0 1 2 5 0 0 Augusta, J u n e 18,1895 | h me team batted to beat the hand, Maroney IL gan, lt> 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 Notice la hereby given that a Petition for the biscuit one catch being made after a hard run. N. Pulslfer, p. 4 1 1 1 0 1 0 leading with three singles and two two bag­ Pardon of George II. Grant, a convict in the State L -fe, Wakefield made some scientific stops at sec­ Prison, under sentence for the crime of lireakintr gers. It is well worth the price of admission Totals, 40 10 8 I t 27 6 0 :c Maroney biff the ball and his fielding ond hut spoiled a few with poor throws. His and entering is now pending before the Governor throwing was excusable as he had a very bad Innings 12 3 466789 and Council, and n hearing there in will bo granted is just as good as his batting. The game was South Portlands 0 0 1 2 0 6 0 1 4—14 in the Council Chamber at Augusta, otl Tuesday, decided in the third inning where Rockland finger. Camden 0000203 1 4—10 the sixteenth day of July next, at three o'clock The visitors fought hard for more runs but p. rn. N IC H O LA S FE SSE N D E N , with four hits aided by six errrors scored Earned runs, South Portland 3, Camden 5. Two 26 28 Secretary of State. nine times. The visitors went to pieces in Maroney had them a t his mercy and but bane hit*, Kilfeder 3, G Edgar Robbins,T P ulslfer, this inning and did not pull themselves to­ three hits were made after the second in­ Wilbur Three base hits, G Edgar, Rafter. Htolen ning. The score: bases, Kilfeder 2, loothaker, Desmond 2, W Edgar gether again during the game. The Cara- 2, Gorman, T PufBitler. Double play, Kilfeder, City of Rockland ! MS R atter and Toothaker. IlaneH on ballH, Kilfeder, dens made their first run in the second inning The Joint Standing Committee on Accounts and nil TH !•« Dei-iuond, Rohm, Cobb, C arney, Ussa, 2. Struck out when Bass got first on balls, was advanced G Edgar 2, Toothaker, Deamoud, Douglass 2, Raf­ Claims of the city of Rockland will tie In session at Folsom, 3b the City 'Treasurer’s office on the FRIDAY EVEN­ to second on Regan’s hit, scoring on a two County, mm ter 2, W Edgar, Cobb 2, Douglass, Carney, Burrlll, For the want of oven room I have been unable to bagger by Douglas. In the third T. I’ulsifer Wake Hold, -.’b Gorman, Robbins, N Pulslfer. Passed balls, G ING preceding the first Monday of each month, l »r my E dgar 1, Gorman 2. Tim e, 2h, 15in. U m pires, for the purpose of examining claims against the city. hit to McManus who dropped the ball. He Maroney, |> All bills must be unproved by the party contracting McManus If Beuu aud Winslow. reached second on the same error and third Gerrish, c them, must be made out on proper vouchers, which iw nowEsnc b r e w . on McDermod’s out. Gorman hit to County can be procured of the City Treasurer, and must be McLoon, cf left at the City Treasurer’s office on or before the Arlington Wheat Bread, and Pulsifier started for home. County threw Patterson, i VETERINARY CONVENTION- Spring Curry Comb ,1b date of the Committee’s monthly meeting. Bills d ry of sniiiu to Folsom but the ball hit Pulsifier who Nr not presenter! at the regular meeting of the Com­ J Clock Spring Blade. Soft as a Brash. Fits every Curve. T h e on«i OTHti a u d ------scored. Several times during the game 52 20 22 32 mittee must wait until the succeeding month before (Only Perfect Comb. Used by U. S. Army and by Barnum a n d ______r ____ . _____ tvholeaale or n-tail. My The Maine Veterinary Medical /Association being put Into the roll of accounts. Bread cn.» be procured at the fo‘lowing placea Camden got men on bases with none out hut inet Wednesday night at the Thorndike House M. S. A U ST IN , ' Forepongh Circuaea, and Uetuling Horsemen of the World. ifreeh fcVtny d a \, at my branch, Breck’aCar Station, brilliant fielding prevented scores. The score; and a very interesting meeting was held. 14 * G. W. SMITH, ’ Ask yonr Dealer for It. Sample mailed post paid 25 cent*, (Deter Kea edy.VCo., David Hull, E Mont Perry, Kilfeder, ss Members answering to the roll call were: E- W. PORTER, itbe handle, MPHINfl f l'liU I COMB CO , lm ) l.a l'.,etie 8t.,M outh llrnd, Indian. W Frank Donohue. Simon Hull, E. S. Farwell, KOCKLANI). G. Edgar, c Committee on Accounts and Claims. Theo. (loosen, A 11 takell, Frank llurtkell, E. B. Toothaker, p Drs. Bailey and Lord of Portland, Dr. Choate Ingraham x Co , F. M. Simmons aud A. Daly. Folsom , 3b, W ilson, 3b of Lewiston, Dr. Freeman of Belfast, Dr. County, ms, inond, rf Farnum of Rockland and Dr. Russell of Com- , litgai spoiled by the chances they take. And as 6, i tilflfer Double plays. County. Wak.fhd, f r base stealing thev are adepts at the trade played several duets which were greatly en­ Nevers. Hit by pitched' ball, County. Wild as l-S stolen bases off such a catcher ai Edgar joyed. The association had a royal good pitches, Pulslfer 2. Passed ba'ls, Geirish. (>• time, leaving there by special car at eleven n. Tim e 2 15. Um pires, 1J. mi of Cati:. Poduck preached in the Episcopal Church, Gardiner, will as often as they can. Sunday last. were determined to disturb Mr. Maroney’ Manager Harrington of the South Port­ peace of mind and for two innings they kept Rev. IT. A. Phiibrook, formerly pastor of lands is cousin to Mrs. C. M. Harrington and the Universalist Church, this city, is now our boys leather hunting with a pt rfc • rain of an authority on base ball. He said to the Dragoon Starch makes base hits; hits to the right of them, hits t the supplying the Universalist Church in Orono. writer alter the game Thursday: “ You have The Bangor Commercial publishes this sketch lome irpning perfect. left of them and hits over their her. Is and all a great club. It is the best amateur club I around them. Mr. Maroney smiled, looked of him : “ Mr. Phiibrook is a graduate of Tufts I Shirts,! collars, cuffs, and § have ever seen. It is superior to the Port­ and received the degree of A. M. from that philosophically and sank “ L et th« I lands and 1 should judge can beat almost their fun now, it is all they will get for they institution. He has a kindly, expressive face ill linen when “ done up ” are dead easy.” Ami pr< hi any team in the New England League. You and is most obliging to all, especially news­ vith it last twice as long and S. haven’t got a poor man. It is evenly bal­ paper men. ‘I know how it is myself,’ said for after the second innings the m . Portlands anced and but few amateur teams have any ook just as good as laundry s were utterly unable 1 touch, the ball h ? our he, ‘1 worked for the Boston papers for a license to beat you out. My team is much number of years and I can appreciate any boys in the fourth showed as pretty an exhi­ stronger than the one I llad last year but .vo^k, polish and all. T ry it. \ bition of hitting as I.a., ever L n seen on the favors to men of the craft.’ Mr. Phiibrook is grounds. there is no comparison between vour team a veteran of the war serving as chaplain of of this year and the one of last year.” Only IO Cents a Package. Folsom starlet 1 I . the 8th Maine, being commissioned by Gov. Washburn. When he left Tufts he was Worth a dollar. on balls. He stole second and made nc A The Warrens rode rough shod over the his gilt edge slides to third. County hit safely located at Calais and St. Stephens for 13 \ mes, Royal & Co.. Boston, Mass, flj Camdens Thursday afternoon on Warren to) past short and stole second. Wakefield bit years. He has also had charges at Nashua, grounds. The home team was strengthened N. IL, Pawtucket, R. L, and Rockland, sharp • ne to short and was thrown out i by Popkay first base, Mahon short stop and tirst holsom started for home on the out, Maine. lie was pastor of All Souls Church Stout pitcher, three brilliant players from the at Boston not many years ago. While in Fitchburg New' England association team. Massachusetts he did considerable work, It was a slugging contest with a clean special and literary, for the Boston Globe and knockout of the Camden boys in nine rounds. Advertiser. He was chaplain of the Maine Stout received better support than Bass and Commandery, Loyal Legion, and is actively every error made by the Camdens was used engaged in G. A. R. work, being chaplain of to good advantage by the Warrens. Bass Post 81, G. A. R., Dept. of Massachusetts. received the severest drubbing of the season Mr. Phiibrook has devoted considerable atten­ but his poor support was discouraging. Pow­ tion to literary work and Lee & Shepard, t’4e ers and Sockalexis batted like fiends and the publishers, have accepted a manuscript r j his Warren boys played with a fixed determina- which will be published in due time.”

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