Courier Gazette : September 17, 1895

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Courier Gazette : September 17, 1895 I The Courier-Gazette. ROCK],AND, M AINE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. 1895. N t M B K R 3 7 . V o l u m e 5 0 . ntered u« Second Ola-n Wall Matter. "111-. tf. o u r i e r G azette Goe« Ttefifiikirly Into M on; Wim 11 low in Knox County Than Any Other I*fipoi- I’iibliHliod Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U . S. Gov’t Report C r o w n OUR FRIEND ROUNDABOUT Maj.-Gen. Hiram G. Berry R a p id ly It’s a pretty good sort A BIOGRAPHY of a man that’ll yield hi» Baking turn in a barber shop to Written f o r the Courier-Gazette by E dw ard K . Gould That Have Made Up the Blight accommodate a late arri­ val who it in a hurry, hut Side of a Rockland Week. ni? PRlChf Roundabout saw a man in [Begun In N o. 8. Back numb or a con bo had. | K DIUCIOUS W a Rockland barber shop, Powder Wednesday, who kindly XXX. rear by the battle of Chantilly, which was a Flavoring v a m n a allowed three late arrivals victory,in which poor Kearny was killed, and Party Delightfully Entertained at Coop­ Ab so lu tely p u r e to precede him, as they During Gen. Berry’s absence on leave, his made an open road for Pope to fall back. were in haste. brigade took part in the Pope campaign and McClellan is again in command, and all seem er’s Bench—One of the Prettiest and S were engaged at Groveton and Second Bull to feel easier, thinking that no great blunder JUDGE AND JURY. E x tr a c ts And Roundabout also Run, Aug. 29, and at Chantilly, Sept. 1, where Nicest Receptions of the Season—De­ have grown rapidly in popular saw a man dedu.t one will be committed, if no decisive victories are the gallant Kearny gave up his life. General obtained. This corps is still in front of lightful Afternoon at Whist—Series of They Meet Here Today and Will Proceed Io favor, as it is known that they are cent from the accustomed Kearny was one of those rare specimens of dime, because the barber Alexandria for the defense of that city. How Pretty Gatherings. Make Things Interesting. produced by extraction from the manhood to whom fear was an unknown long we will remain no one knows, but think happened to he out of quality. He had served in the Mexican War fruit, not made up with chemical vasaline. for the next two weeks at least, perhaps where he suffered the loss of an arm in a des­ longer. I go to Washington tomorrow to The September term for Knox county con­ poisons. They are natural flavors, "S A Rockland truckman perate cavalry charge. Again, in the French venes in this city today, J'-’dge Thomas They Head a Fleet Procession of stood the sideboards of his see about some matters concerning my Miss Lawry and Miss Katherine Litwry re­ obtained by a new process, which army, Me rendered conspicuous service, and brigade. Shall return in the afternoon. The II. Haskell of Portland presiding. It will Jigger against the side of a at the breaking out of the civil war, he ceived Tuesday from 3 to 6 p. m., at their Flyers at the Monroe Races. gives the most delicate and grate­ boys of the 4th Maine have indeed had a home on Fulton street, and about 150 of the last two weeks or less as the Judge is due to building and went off on a promptly tendered his services to the govern­ preside in Penobscot county the first of Oct­ ful taste. Dr. Price’s Flavorings job. When he came back the sideboards hard fight. The regiment has lost over 100 city’s best known ladies enjoyed one of the ment. His brilliant career during the Penin­ in killed and wounded. Company B took ober. can be conscientiously commended were right there,0 where he left them, and he sula campaign made him a prominent figure prettiest events of a brilliant social year. into thc light on Monday at Centerville 24 ’The decorations were elaborate and in The old criminal docket has Just been is­ Veni Vici, the Wilkes Gelding, Does as being Just as represented, per­ was mad. He’d like to know who nailed ’em in the stirring events of tho«e days, and his sued and contains but nine cases three of to the side of the building. men, sixteen were killed and wounded and exquisite taste. The spacious parlor was fection in every possible respect untimely end deprived the Union cause of a four others had holes shot through their which are against Ogier, who escaped from .Some Pheiionienul Trotting—He Wlus brave aud skilful general. Edmund Clarence in green and white. The mantel was banked One trial proves their excellence. clothes. Company C and also A suffered in white asters, and sprays of asparagus were the Knox county jail. Two Days Ituces and Makes the Sev­ Stedman in his poem, “Kearny at Seven Of the new criminal cases few will be Roundabout was riding with a well known severely. They behaved splendidly; in fact twined gracefully about picture and chande­ enth Heat in Wonderfully Quick Time citizen, one day recently, and as they passed Pines,” makes this allusion : their conduct was unexceptionable. They lier and with sword-leaved palms formed an more likely to excite more attention than DR. F. E. FO»-I_£TT. one of thc newly constructed residences in Ho Unit Boldbrlj* legend Ih still on its Jourm y, have won honors for themselves that will be arch beneath which the ladies received, that of the Meservey brothers who are under —Kalula Also Does Fine Work. town the citizen checked his horse and thus 'I’hat story ot Kearny who know not to yield : a lasting monument to their bravery. Walker assisted by Miss Florence Dorney of Roanoke, bonds for aggravated assault upon Morris Denial Surgeon. ’Twa* the day when with Jameson, fierce Berry Gregory. The case of the three young men spake: and Birney, (Col. Elijah) handled his regiment in a man Va., the guest in whose honor the reception .4. K.HPKAK BLOCK—Cor. M»O> »l,d Pars t ■ “ I want to ask you a question. There’s Against twenty thousand lie rallied the field. ner ihat shows him to be a brave soldier.” was given. Miss Lawry was attired in helio­ who are under bonds for stealing flour from that new house there. It is a neat, tidy Where the red volleys poured when the clamor rose Sept. 16, 1862: “ Well! McClellan has trope lansdown and lace, Miss Katherine the Cobb, Wight & Co. storehouse will also II. M. Bean of Camden arrived from Mon­ h ig h e st; come before the attention of the grand Jury OB. J. H. DAMON. structure, evidently comfortable and well Where the dead lay in clumps through the dwarf whipped the enemy severely (at Antietam) Lawry in pink silk with Jet trimmings, Miss roe, Thursday, and his two racers, Veni Vici planned. The family occupy it and it is prob­ oak und pine; and I trust decisively, so much so that his Dorney in light blue silk. with every prospect of indictments being and Kalula, arrived Friday, all veil pleased Surgeon and Mechanic* ably furnished neatly. But do you notice Where the ulm from the thicket was surest nod re’rcat in Virginia will ht as much as he can The hall balustrade was wound in laurel found. with the achievements of the week, as they LOomiXicat:, Highest What with a number of interesting di- there are no front steps. A soap box does No charge like Phil Kearny’s along the whole line. attend to at present. Thus ends the invasion with a huge bunch of yellow asters at thc should be. SPEAK RU'CK, V-AIN BTHRKI duty there. Now why is it that in most all of the North. The new troops are pouring foot of the landing. Yellow asters also rce cases one of which may result in a Kalula raced Tuesday in the 2:28 class Ether und U m j new houses of that style the money and mate Returning from the disastroas Pope cam­ in rapidly. I trust that in a few days we shalr banked the hall mantel. jury trial, the September term will be brief with nine starters. She won the first two rial seem to hold out until they get as far as paign, Berry’s brigade was encamped for a few have an army large enough to warrant out The music room was decorated with crab but exciting. Following is the complete list heats, Little Blanch won the third, Dick West A. M. AUSTIN, the front steps. You keep your eye open and clays at Hunting Creek, Fort Lyon, Fort moving onward towards Richmond in pursuit apple boughs laden with pink-checked fruit. from which the three Juries will be made up: the fourth and fifth, and Kalula the j Ward and Upton’s Hill. In September Gen. Grand Jurors—Appleton, L. M. Gushee; Suroeon and Mechanical Den'int see if it isn’t so. I can show you houses of the enemy. I hope that this campaign Potted plants in blossom tilled thc mantels. the race. Her best time was 2:23), in town that have been built two and three Berry resumed his command.
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