The Republican Journal. v,,|-nlK BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1888. NUMBER II.

Maine Matters, after. At the rate at which the animals are In Central America. Republic; but in 1852 she resumed her as Generalities. the War. little missus, ami think. Outrage* In Hast (irernwlcb.-A torrertlon. HKiTBLICAN going it is a of time when place Songs of Civil "Stop, stop JOURNAL only question they one of the Mexican States. You’re NMVS ANI» (iOSMIt* FROM AI.L OVI It Tilt SI A I t will he a* iare in Maine as talking mighty fas', 'll' " I.VI in III! |;.'I»VV wolves are now. Yl CATAX AM> TIIK YCCATECA.S. SOMKTIIINC, To TIIK KlUTOK OF THE Jot KNAP: A MOUSING HY TIIK Though under the Federal government, Y u«*a- 11V IIKI.KN X. 1\U’KAHI>. Just look up. dear, ami tel! me whaf copy of I IN: OF KAItl.Y PAYS IN TIIK FFNINSFLA. A Mr. Bobert J. Burdette is and tin* ISSt l*. IN 1*011*11.AN1>. tau has its Governor and lecturing You see in last edition of your valued is at M % INK'S ATTOISNKY OKNKKAKS. separate Legislature. in ( alifornia. The war hud precisely the same effect on the yonder glass. paper just <*CFKk COCNTKY \NI> KKUER PKOPI K. preaching < Prohibition is entrenched in the State consti- The former is elected for four years, and re- band. m the first page is found a column While in New i- minds of and versifiers as other see faee. nearly everybody Fngland testify- ceives a annum. poets, any "You old maumy’s wrinkled tution. The law wliieli gives that principle [Correspondence of the Journal.J salary of $3,000 per There is Carrett Koaeh son of John Poach. the fam- dealing with the unfortunate and dastardly acts ing t«> the wonderful skill and Attv.-<;Boston Herald is lawyers principle w as im olved i:i the IN.itland election. !u>t that writ of the conquest of fifteen partidos, or counties, each ruled l>v a prices faee is red and white. too ever held oriiec. Since Maine heeatne a would indeed he a Hut all of "My darling’s stale Ii was into the const Jefe Politico. The is of curiosity. nearly highly colored. In this it with put itulion in order to take Mexico, as having been an to all Legislature composed The estali* of William Parsons, the lecturer, Her sunny him* eyes shim*. respect compares I km .1 Unr.i f*2 no a \oar; twenty-two men have held the oflice of attor- it of eye-witness the the lias been <»ut politic*, and there it will remain twelve members, and Judiciary comprises has been good preserved, while the poor And on de little eiinnin' head aggravated reports appearing in other Boston tin* iti"U of the Look at the Hie actions and an of appraised at £(*4 bO. pa r\|iit ney-general. records the} have • this principal there; has air one one tiseus, and the luring generation at least. It not president, magistrates. has to the oblivion which it deserved. I>e 1 twine. pers. p-> well as those in made: For four Nathan w may gone yaller iugh-ts printed several cities. On years Clifford, ho sat he tin- w This bosom friend of l>on The is valued at '. I I* i»r i*e*i method of d< with the drink Minority." Cortez taxable property $3,057,083; Ih Justin l>. Fulton was the i;'iv one M|uan,I olio lnrli aling prevented by We all remember the morning of Fell, tilth arsenic was f«»r twentv-threc year- upon the beneh of tin* the state 202 bow indignant the northern ehild. who made dis dilleretiee found spriuk mn rI ‘m* for one work, ami *25 ‘■'•It hut it i* the method adopted in this and special of his supports public schools, with police from lecturing in Chicago. "My supreme court of tin- Foiled States, was one. correspondent expedition, led upon the stones, in the bucket and water !i n*!'l insertion. \ fraction of State, and there is in Portland no an average attendance of 11,000 pupils. Then* people were when England demanded the sur- Twixt maumy and twixt you!' spout, For two he had been l»\ organiz- wrote to the in the in The ii-1 a a hill one. years preceded Jona- Spanish King, year 1517, a at M.'ini-auiiual dividends, payable at Bos- <«o read de I L ord's Idessed book. of a well on the of s. W. ed opposition to it. The question yesterday is, besides, Literary Institute Merida, with render of Mason and Slidell. This called forth g*.*o premises K. Allen, a law than l\ lingers, a great in his time, hut his ton in March, amount to And dat will tell on tru lawyer was simply whether a good magistrate, him- account of the alleged discovery of Yuca- special colleges for medicine and jurisprudence, £5,4b4.‘.HI2. yer prominent in prosecuting violations of the now. as all are after a little knows who. The forgotten great lawyers self Prohibitionist, should he defeated bv tan "Wo sailed at and a seminar} for females; the Institute of poetry from—nobody law-. their hazard toward that part The \acht Thistle has been sold hy Mr. Bell "De good Lord said it mu>’ he so. li'iior The poison was discovered in season speeches and their work have grown a of music misrepresentation and false aeetisatiuii. He Valladolid; conservatory and rbet- to Mr. < oates, o\\ tier of the writer cailed it “impromptu,*’ and no one Town Elections. as ns of the horizon where the sun set." Marjorie. And. I for one. to prevent fatal results. This is the twenty years old. and cold if the work was tried before tin* I orio: and a Catholic darling, foundation for great jury of the people Academy. could well doubt it. It ran thus: had been done a thousand before, and the >o very Will ever Mess 11 is holy name. years and triumphantly acquitted.* [Portland Ad- we sailed due westward—from Cuba— The Postal Service lias a distributing office Mrs. (iartield. widow of the late President, many extravagant despatches. The simple facts '!ii. niter. (•..-ar Hill.: Clerk, never “Take old And sav will he done!* speeches bad been made. Wl.o cl-r? y at with six routes and thirteen and her daughter have returned home from them and welcome, England the ‘Thy are bad and to v **• ertiser. but not at hazard, and came the same Merida, agencies. enough, point both cowardly and ! in is. I A. I >iek< y. L. II. Judge Daniel Goodenow of Alfred: Wvuian upon traitors, The Mexican telephone company has established Knn-pe. "As for the gilded ears iages. chminul action -anno at I K ui_ i l : John S. B. S. " II V I INSPKCl OIt HVUXKs SA VS. low, coast of the a slave on by party present unknown, Treasurer, Moor (Seavv Moor they called him) of sandy mysterious peninsula, an at Merida: and the Though cannot breathe your boast- >e\*s •!••:'. 11. \!t exchange government 1 nurtin fall to see. on the -ame Vlllilor. Sun the three of New JiU \ears Tin* man arrested at Lebanon. Mo., as Tas- ed free soil. morning, jud after the midnight hour, Waterville; Blake, millionaire Inspector Byrnes, York city, has fur- .just later with the spirit of discovery has telegraph oilices at Merida, Motul. .xunceli, My mass.f" eoach what carries him of in so nished the eott. the Snell murderer, to he some Your arms wide to an was heard near the \ 11 1 Bangor, win* died Boston a year or latest chapter in tin; sensational trial proves open receive their oppress- explosion residence of the I low U .dlieers fleeted no less strong upon us. Yzainal, Maxeanu, Tieul, Progreso, Liskokoh. is good enough for me. ns at of I>r. !•'. other fellow. ors. K< \. Mr. i' imp .! ago, "universally lamented,’* they say. Who Bangor Hcorge Weed, the promi- Tekax and Mama. Nice names, are these- a* still, situated in a sec- M or. ii. 1 lodge; Clerk, ail their sparsely populated 1' came next? George Fvans. the greatest and nent phy-Man, and the James Foster Despite pretensions, the aforesaid Should any one hinder, the world in "I tanks Ma"sa Ltm um all de "atm-. micii. i-r .1. li. I lodge, burglars. unpronounceable, as unspellahlc, and I will in- Tlie driver of a Salem team has been you'd tbm of the village. This gentleman, who has like- best loved the state ever saw in and clarence liquor broil. \mi• au.i i». r. Whig Henry Whitney, for robbery and assault- handful of adventurers were not the dict them as seldom as Hut when I wants to he free. lirann: Treasurer, J. greedy upon you possible. lined too and s-jb costs for t raiisporting liquors wise been active in pro-, rnmsellers,did not ( times; John S. Abbott, who moved to Bos- ing Peter Bennett at* Ka>t I’ll ax de Lord of ••uting i-or. L. Soule: Collector. lay Newport. Byrnes true discoverers of Yucatan. The stories of Faxnik 11. \\ a u l into glory. ton that James Peabody. “SSt tlown at your ease, with your ears 'tolled leave hi- bed to ascertain tiie eau.se of the disturb A 1;; A. I.. and there prospered. And then tlie men of says Foster is Tommy Kelley', that Not poor huekrn man like he. Soule: Constable. that celebrated band of cut-throats and rob- with cotton. this generation: First. George W. Ingersoll. he has known him for several years* as a chemically prepared cigarette paper is im- aiier. some of hi- neighbors did, however, which bers. News and Notes. For long they've been closed to paupers sad "And when at hist the time shall conn-. early cut off, father-in-law of ex-Gov. D. II. professional thief, and that he comes from a under their velvet banner with its Literary ported into this country at the rate of $1,000 leads to the impression that the explosion occurred Chamberlain of South of thieve*. Ib* was a wail, And poor old dies. \t tin annual Mar. Carolina; Josiali II. family arrested some time biood-red cross, worth day. maumy nearer .heir homes than meeting appropriately embroidered in The New Moon for Fcbrunn has an You like the slave if others will own Mr. Still's house. The is no with Ned a ; product, keep Your dear mother’s soft white hand a Drummond, than whom there better ago Lyons. Shang Campbell and the midst of i..\vn dlieers were elected; i red and blue blazes above the abundant of short 1'he of the -car: line" of and known Mason in the John A. crook named for store stories, sketches and ; expenses Fnglish Commission in them, Shall close these tired old eyes. headings “dynamite anarchy" A!. i *. t rammer: < II. li. Fast; Peters, Lyman, robbery, but.escaped. I at i xi motto, Let u* follow the cross lerk, and in with tin recent fisheries negotiation* at You heed not the sorrows down in bad. there I and chief of the su- Bn lies l»a> information that Dr Weed poems, entertaining departments. Washington pressed on*, very little bu-is. No was < e^-congressman justice showing that we shall dynamite n. !■• F. Light, .1. F. lin- sign conquer”—must be taken Wel’e >10.590. each hale. "De good Lot’ll Jesus dell will take court, who over la-t week's concocted the scheme to rob Bennett. IH rues u-ed, but some instead; the lia.il' i:; '-ups rvi.-or. L. M. Sta- preme presided with a great deal of allowance. In all their Tieknor & Fo.,j Boston. ha\e published in My spirit home to him. powder front of Mr. trial at Banum : nt,ator William P. who said Dr. Weed *27.000 out of *20.000. n .. got dark career of “Take them and old the >ti!!\- -idence was not mp ! ['gall- : \ uditor. T. S. Frye, crime and murder, they seem to their Taper Series of Original Copyright Xo\- Another terrilie. blizzard in Northern Min- welcome, England, And he will free my guilty sum shattered; the steps and convicted Frank the ereat while received *1000 and Kelley oniv have been W 1 Mc| lowell: Agent. Murphv, temper- Whitney true to nothing but that sign of the els. “Indian Summer,” by Mr. William Dean nesota ami Michigan. Railways are blockaded traitors. From of sin. fencing were not blown i< the of ance *400. every spot pieces; sma-hing advocate, of having killed Murray in Port- cnieilix ami their own of and “Adventures of a We'll send the rest, their N. bloody greed gold:— Howells, Widow," by in both States. you (or heads) bye windows was land: I hoinas B. Ib ed. of whom need "And at Hi" feet I shall lie dovvi.. confine 1 to four panes of glass, a nothing Mil.I.IONS mi: ini: i.yyy vKlts. for in every ease they carried the sword and Mr. Edgar Faweett. and bye. I !•■> rk. i ion I n-at: The latest device in the line is lew were found somewhat loose at one Select- be h< re -aid: Harris M. Plai-t-d. general, cou- stake with the Christian electric light Hut never more that you >tand for frei- Who died and rose for me. clapboards About six months ago. Noble Maxyvell, emblem, ottering the say up A l» I I. I r u n I \. 11. M. liiack ; gres.-man and (iovt rnoi ; L. A. now a Capt. innocent and Frank V ining, author of the “Laud of the sai«i to l»e a shade which intensifies the light at dom. And then, and not til! then, dear. corner of the house, Imt no signs of other than Finery, :t of wondering natives the alternative my i*. l\. I »raki : former re>if vessels cross, and giving them both. perceived. f Mr-. A. M. K. Lell.tn of the Garcch n as able a man as y sailing from Boston from South America. In eleven he lias period, Right here a small scrap of not years given by those familiar with the 1 to the Indies, died at Hotel Bos- history may Miners in the are it "So, little property presum !"l of Ta\c-. Thomas Co»- any of them; B. cleaves, ami now Mr. Brunsyvick, traveled 2tV*,(HH) miles, por- Schuylkill region gradual- Now 1 leave to the readers of the Journal, missus, shut yer eyes Pago; Henry be amiss, as leading to a better penetrating every ed to l>c demolished. 1111:r < ton. leaving valued at two million dol- understanding ly resuming operations all along the line of the And let Mass Lim-tim ’lone. The midnight alarm is sup- ! I Hii-er. A. \V. Hadley. The Barker. property of this of tion of the habitable globe. if that is not lars. About a of this queer country the Yacnteca*. The railroad. expressive poetry. Somebody's 1 to have •I--- *ti-1 to ri-iiumber the school dis- If there is a state in the Fnion which ran quarter amount by will Reading De del.il knows who belongs*to him. po-» been the discharge of a mail can yvas to very first Spaniard who saw an Indian of Yu- found w nt in verse, and 0 1 !• raiM' r'.iuo for of a coming relatives in Boyvdoinham, the The March Tansy contains; Tan-y's story righteous indignation And lie’ll take care oh his own.’’ mm in the support roads show list of attorney-generals like that (and catan was Thomas one of the foremost rat- neighborhood. rot to relatives in Ferdinand Columbus, when (in on the Golden Texts Robinson, we have held some other Maine towns. Just as for the month. Tan-x*> nothing flat about it either. U line in reserve), where is the lob-M driven adverse currents out of tle artists in the I'nited States, died at Provi- these transactions have eau.-ed ;t ileal of the fortunate heirs yvere about to their being by other Garret. stale? i Boston Herald. enjoy his story. Fp Margaret Sidney's It was common the to Personal Work local ;:■! n. i'h" « an. o n southerly course, ho a of Is- dence, K. 1., March 1st. during great struggle Liberty comment, the only panic thus far Village Corporation windfalls another party on the scene sighted group story The Old Brimmer TIaee. Mrs. Archi- perceived appeared lands otV Honduras has :,i mi a t iiig March b. The follow- im xKw itnt.dim; at and a and captured a huge canoe. talk with one on the and ab- been in 'Olumns. On the second uikstatf. niu.FiiK. demanded slice.’ This the relatives do bald’s story of a disagreeable girl. A eat The Mainstce Salt and Lumber Company of freely any grejh To nn-: Tnrroi: ok hi: Joitsxai. : l!a> it newspaper !• v, iiov , The latter is described as “wide a? a and |(.rk -Geo. T. llodg- not propose to give without a so they are galley Mrs. and were lay after the poison was found half a score The new building in course of erection on the light story. Livingston's Tansy Society story. Main-tee, Mich., has assigned. Assets, $1,8N/.- sorbing subject, introductions not over nearly ra* .1. eighty feet formed of the trunk of a been the ease that laws lia\e been enacted 'Jo !'. stetson. Assessor-- hunting oyer the town records and all long, single A sea Several sketches. ot an Maine state for the use of the other story. missionary ooo: liabilities, Sm-4.000. to on reporters accompanied by artist visited the • « College grounds tree.” always necessary in order converse the mm tirrier, F. (>. Clark. papers that can throw on to this The Indian School at Carlisle. Comer. wbieh did not more or less curtail the | crsonal department of agriculture and natural history any light par- Baby’s startled community." The meagre details were a < i.. M. *- “In the middle was an of which the minds one. Wood. ’The 'Treasurer's n- ty claim. < apt. M.-iwv< IPs yvas most- awning pulm- Pictures, a dozen or two. A lot of li tters to The significant statement is made hat Clyde topic occupied of every of tile individual for tie* good of the i- rapidly nearing completion, 'rise property liberty o\ evdosed to a •i .. building, leaves, not unlike those of writers." c. ; ii" \ for tin to be in bank and Venetian gondolas, from ami a * have the Americ an centre- 1 was nauseatingdcgrec. “Space ipt> year £1.- situated between the and President ly manufacturing stock*. Tansy boys girls. And tjuecr yachtsmen adopted traveling on one of the steamers of the For tie- of > laboratory umlcr which were the women community*:' purpose protecting who had been to . The decrease since prepare ••i sT.gj I n a-tiiy. Canada went into effect dyed ary Darwin*- Life a I was and also student of the college, and will, when finished, and dune do. has been year. very young, \ery en- safety of the people require.' that they be pre- ei>gra\ ings ol Mf»rs. Still and Allen wliieh their March Nt. Coder it. articles of every kind curiously worked, and a covering for the and Letters, and Cabot’- Life of Emerson, issT, *711,974,022. i v liil a which has been felt the and 1 an "'h"< \. Moderator. A. L. liartlett. Hep.: vacancy long by which an- admitted to the domestic mails of loins of similar material. The females Personal Exponent.. Bulgaria, thusiastic, naturally joined eager vented from so doing. >ome take could not recogni/.e without the appended authorities. wrap- (Quarterly: j d in? San Francisco Board of Health declares person may i>. i A. I’mkitt. Ibp.: First Selectman, college themselves in a name- All either country, if fully prepaid, will he admit- ped large mantles, like the Moor- and Tiie Evolution of Humor, National; Home crowd of listeners around pale, look- life of his fellow, hut he can let do are! this ha- reacted unfavoraldy. for it The floor of the main con- j Hong Kong an infected port and directs all scholarly the it .in I i'. liidcpt.; second Selectman. ground building ted to tin- mails betyveeu two ish women of Grenada. The men wore Buie iu Nineteenth A da- the countries. long Norway. Century; j man who was 1ms disgusted men who with the en \ tains the main hall with the ve.-sels from there to he quarantined. ing young discoursing on the the wlien of tin- sympathized mm : w tid. lop.: Third >ecletinan, physical laboratory Articles of merchandise liayc not heretofore swords, with channels on each side of iiie cobean Courtier. Stuart in ! escape p» nalty proved guiity on tin* Fortnightly: Mary fori cment of tin* laws. M. F. -"ii. hem.: < i. A. south, and the agricultural laboratory I remember that he was crime. ca« Treasurer, been admitted in the mails to and from < amnia. blade, edged with sharp Hints that cut tin- Scotland, Blackwood; A Night iu the Jungle. | Prominent New York business men are great struggle. very Public safely demands that h and and recitation-room on the sup- and are to i. t 'I’ow n Agent. 17. II. Mcro, north side. The a* well as lVmperanee polities mingled an tin IP.;.: This rn-yy convention yvill do away with this body steel. They had copper hatch- Macmillan; Some Wieoamical Reminiscences, plementing the efforts of Boston merchants to entertaining, and also very poetical, lie con- wrong a»t shall have it- -cal laboi atory is a well room, every proper punish- extent in Kast >upcr\iM-r, W. A. Luce, Hep.; Collect- phy large, lighted restriction. All mail matter yvill l»<- liable to j et* for wood, hefts of the same ma- and the Romance of ili-ton Bax ai d. i secure better mail facilities between the two precedented Greenwich. >i\ years' **0 chopping, Temple cluded his informal a « H. and v\ ill be that the work to be car- remarks by reciting ment. When it beeann for the State Cort-n. h'-m. Then were 210 votes arranged the assessments of the custom duties terial, ami crucibles in which to melt it. For liar; Fuser Fritz, Time: Thackcrax's cities. necessary residence in that village taught me this fact most on tin re will be proper Brig!.- | F!i- i"Wn < t. d to rai-c sl.doO to rc- ried free from the ineonven- poem. I bad never be fort.* beard it, and indt ed of Maine to tin? most a-curs, p tralli before delivery. Full particulars ean be obtain- provisions they carried such roots and grains ton. All the Year Bound: with “A Tumbler of ; prohibit forcibly. The mixture not the town's icneos to which it has been It i« that a Boston lias may injure o•. and >•’».."ii'77> for free high school and Occupying ground sides a sort of wine made of maize, ami great purchased Port 1- IN (tKNKKAI.. sion it produced on the crowds who that llu the 7 M the ell the This is also to be used a- Frost, insects ami birds are the xxor.-t foe- grave, St raits of < anso, for lie gathered law- \\er** looking toward end. righteous cause of has '-7 to I ai! house. Ai-o to exempt library. quantities of almonds of the kind used for of ! t purpose of build- passed temperance suffer a room, and will contain all the Mr. I’outcllc i> un both the ami amateur So : a summer resort. In the saloon of the as and •'till 1 \a' i> f'o' a term of ten years a public reading period- the mber for Ma:he of the money by the people of New Spain.** practical gardener. ing up proud steamer she And yet. nn-n who believe ibai tin- in-lividuai ed, does, from the unholy alliance. When icals and To tin* left of the en- Mr. Fliarles Barnard ccom>nti-l ! 1! !•* be iu t< i m ar the common. magazines. Republican Congressional Committee. The canoe* described so are llorist, and her I say that a large of citizens believe long ago pre- The three sons left the late 1>. ploughed stately way through the waters i must e\er siiim-tliieg f*»r tin sake of tin- percentage trance from the main building is a large antique Archibald Finn, of Jlartland. one of the editors of the fenturx by R. Locke yield contemplates cisely like the seen to-day on the magazine- of Mr. Allen placed the ar-■•nie in his own and tire which is lias a Petroleum V. are Arthur, who is a the broad Atlantic. Early the next morn- are iO's «.f well, open place, very neatly finished, building an addition to bis sbawl this canal, from the of invented very practical and exceeding!) Na-by) common good, whining about tin- factory Viga leading City Mexico j ic (attic Market. on ucw-paper man: Ldwanl. a machinist, and we then ti 1 11• scare his co laborer w ith an lirlghtoa while the other side of the entrance will be spring. out to the far-famed the simple arrangement for the protection *.‘i | ing arrived in Boston, and as l sat in the j tln-ir liberties. explosion Floating Gardens; liarlic, a of 17. r.KU.HTi*n. March b. Iss'S. tin librarian's office. six thousand of the Podwcll memorial plants, xvhieh can be made for about lift; eii I hoy mar his home— all for the purpose of as copies dress of the Indians is the same as that worn train which swiftly carried me to m\ home in Tin- of w*>ui 1 posing \ ■ at opponents prohibition nullify -nek market —<'attic, XU. The second floor of the main con- haw* been and the cents. In a recent test in the -it will in- si en building printed irreater part of them in Yucatan at the present day; and among the February, Cm|. Fellows, decided that tin* martyr- that political opponents i• I Mil*-, '.'i'; swine. (1-4u. Horses tern-j: recently gov- Lawrence, 1 wondered if 1 should ever tains the zoological laboratory and recitation- mailed to citizens. of ( perature beneath it was t;b deg. when the iher- again j our prohibitory laws for what? Tln-ir rea- •• poor eiitral America the seeds of the caeoa ernment had no ease and travel no -mail in town rum N i. W * i■ i-.attic 2:’*- Northern cattle 1 against Squire Flynn be journey >upporting room. the herbarium and the botanical labora- Another candidate for lias arc mometer stood at J2 deg. outside. This iim•?> thrilled by that most poem. as ;i> prison inspector still used for small change. for conspiracy, and so the prosecution has startling sons are numerous, and just about sensi- mie.-. The second and third stories of the ell S. lion is not but has been ■» < tory. Col. ,1. .lerrard. of Levant. The Had patented, | : I: .1111,- t.- inti tt» live appeared- the great Admiral only sailed a little purchu-cd by been abandoned. The same evening of my arrival, then4 was I as weight— are be ble, men's reasons for drinking, the- man l iie most rea-unable Elution offered is that >-• •: to used for the cabinet and museum. terms of all the The American Garden, of 7b 1 N< xv yet li r- 'iiiaiity, *.*• oug.i 25. inspectors have expired. fartln r to the westward, how much better Broadway. i ^ to be a -‘war at the hall, soiin ■ This room will furnish for the who xvill it Washtinnw grand rally” city and, drinks because In’s cold; another because if' ball drunken rascal to :7 j -7*. ; third ijualitv. f,A ample capacity A marine rail wav bavin*; capacit y fofft would it have been for himself, and for the York, present gratis to the garden- j county. Mich., voted against sought perpetrate a ; ••n : grad"- of coar-c of the line collections which are in the vessel of 14 feet draft is he of America. Better semi a dollar a of 1,550. while as Lewis Barker and several other a! (i\cu, Hulls, display to built at dones- long-sutlering people of ali this section! In a ing public j prohibition by majority eloquent so warm, t Me* drinks because he has m* trou- pr::eti« joke, and rarrie 1 his operations to an tin possession of the college. 11»i- season. A stock with a to the publisher and learn all about Barnard’s the ••’her counties heard from j'ort company cap- day or two lie would have readied Yucatan; twenty-eight speakers were to be I found warranted ami criminal It is hard to be i-i —Lt- li it & !!,. liriirlitou 'fallow, The whole of present, natural!} ble; another because his trouble is more than i degree. of the third story the mam ital of sin.him was formed for this purpose la-4 tin- of Mexico and the other invention and get this be-t of ail the gard* ning I have all gone "dry ." e ii.. ■Mitvv Hide-. c & ; Country discovery opulent myself with the eager crowd, who lime that even a calloused mm-eller would en- building is occupied by the large audience room, Week. a recent vote of ihe town the enter- countries of New magazines for a war. swaying be can hear. One man objects to tin- pr-diibi- m P Ik ( .all # 11) Spain would have J skins, M• -l.t cp ami Lamh skins, would have is noxv such a comm m been in rapidly tory law because r„i'nrent. while his on the first and second floors, also the live Diphtheria di-ia-e arrested New Orleans for circulating by >«'ch owardly in One library years. been disclosed to him: ami the succession of the large hall, until the whole was a step- seeking revenge. that it is of the utmost for cxvrx ! He had perfect t«* it beaill'e .7 is lint < i" '1" and are importance spurious money. lately served eleven m-ighbor object' j I 11:: i., |o|- live cattle has been light for physical laboratory, tire-proof. The Twenty-six wars ajjo, while hr. F. W. di*coveries would have shed fresh tlmc-aml dollars await the order of one w ho splendid mother to have some idea of ii- and in an Indiana sea of faces. I do not remember tin* ;- any v. "i .i-i .and tiic in general of the shows, on the of was symptoms years penitentiary. speakers, ll. Some men briieVe it because .1. supply brought plan building part Hodgkin-, Fllswoith. serving as siir- glory on hi* declining instead of the wrong •in limit the villain down. For the name " ( years, character. An article in the March number of good of ha- light. attic are noting of the architect, a of what was vv ant- iieon in the his wa- i»\ j one, Lewis Barker, lie came to knowledge army, horse captured neglect and disappointment into which he The selioon* Coronet,owned l*v R. T. only rapidly nit-s to tlu-m tin* of drinking ami >cll- ! the 1 it '. ! at tip demand for beeves has supplies all I he information which ! r-yacht privilege mimiiiity hope this may he done, and ed, and il would be hard to better it in the rebels. In due time lie a to Babyhood ■ any way bill sank. Rush, is to "double" a of the front of no i: i'<»\ i'M ;iii. here and did presented it is to a rape Horn, voyage the platform, and with all tin * | prices obtained not some possible give in popular form concern- prelim- ing the potent poison at and mnl<-i all tjiii'-kb In the meantime are not Although parts of the building will be the L.overnment. elaimim; for the lost of this some people moving a11\ to sprak "! iron! those obtained one payment Writing peninsula, Mr. Fred Oher that of the The article i- I2,ooo miles. She is now lining out at inaries recited the Used to some extent, the Xcrrisc- horse. The matter ing scourge nursery. whatever, following lines in eireimislanees. Tibs latter eiass claim that In* away, imr is the of real e-tate a.', i" j- 'i 11 li tortile Boston mar dedicatory draj'trcd alonjr until last says: “F.aslermnost laud of Mexico, it to sail for San price declining. -hipped pre- Dr. i Professor of Diseases of ( i:i!- Brooklyn IMego. a will not take till dune 2C». by iiupiu. voice: I’u ‘lie -» ice- rain:: e.•.i s4 25 t" .*.150 pel* 100 place Wednesday, when the doctor received a check sents the farther front of that ancient conti- deep, impressive of is wrong. I can imag- ntiment is aroused, and the act dren at the Woman's Medical of New ( priiu-iplc prohibition declining -.live weight. for s42b.ds in full College. The anadian Parliament is the < payment of hi- claim. nent that may once have extended to Cuba and York, considering Till-: m.l> SHIP »!■ STATK. will be played in bar room- :>il TilK SMI I.I FISHKKY. and is thoroughly practical. li give- of a tribunal ine some limhcr-tnngucd em-inv I prohibition only. ■I i.aml Tu. -apply from the West Hon. Win. II. Loom v,of Portland, and lion. to Atlantis, to Africa. Without it, propriety appointing correspond- | a I- beyond directions for the examination of the dark, and the horizon which M M. llK\ NOl.llS. bio' 111• -. W estern cost- A Hath to plain the ing to our Interstate Commerce Commission gloomy a of I•> sheep correspondent writes tin* Hostoii <*. ( Moore, of Nashua. N. IF. addressed a tln-rc would have been no Gulf holding forth to congregation expectant | a.i a" lb. live perhaps throat, xvhieh it is insisted should be made iu hounds her. I»a\ i.-\ ille. It. I .March I —- per weight, •loiirnal: Smelts are found more abundantlv in at to sett I*: their disputes. *!, 1 1 lai^e meeting Meoiiian Hall. Augusta, on Si and that warm river of the sea railway :"d at ill" allglltei i.oiises. ream; divert- case of illness in children. A number of Through the and the storm, and tin- hearers, whose breath smells "f poor whiskey, Maine coastwise waters than else. March l-t the of every night, i:« W -• 'Mil 'a! anywhere upon political issues ed from our northern shores, would have fer- lav- af '-ting ('>aiilae per illustrations to make clear the The sale of the mines at N't., has hell whieh surrounds o a >cw* of (lie There are at least 150 men in Hath who have the help diUeremv j copper Fly, her, in sonic sin-h words as thi*s« I ant drink b range*. U" It, ia la at ;• day. The meetiiur was held under the tilized and vivified other ie-1 11 .-laughter houses. countries instead. between tonsil it is and and : been ratified. 11 ilie mines are em- 1 can see with a faith whieh immortals have made a round sum of this busi- of simple diphihciia. operated ii be- Pri but u trifle for good money by au-piees the Yotiiijr Men’s PepuMican Club. Had it not stood so out, those be but I cannot step out ami buy openly boldly inciting the changes in the appearance of the tonsils in ; ployment will given to 700 hands. The pay given, ness. hi Sasanoa Itiver, opposite Hath, there Tile received the closest attention reckless I'iie tegular «|i;anerlv meeting <*1' Ken lit-her speakers Spaniards to conquest and plunder, both diseases. -n!e I i' ll wa *15,000 a month. words out, o'er tin- cause tin- law is in in Therefore, tin- an over The March number is for formerly Burning Mazing portals way. 75 small shanties scattered about four throughout. 'I’ln* meeting closed with cheers Mexico might have remained till now as the I’.*1.101,a i.range was held with ( a-adc by newsdealers o xv here at lb cents. of Heaven, law denies me the to \t rcisc (irange, acres of ice. This is a smelt catching v illage, for the and the very M r. < hamherlain*s mi-sion to America on the right my per-oiia! '■■ speakers PepuMican part). aboriginal hthnt and the world of he March 11. 1' vi r> -!\ b.• w king, blowing to-day She will live. »i.tkland, Wednesday. Papers were and here over 100 tons of the little fi-lies have Col. Thomas <>. eommander of the fisheries was under discussion in Parliament ln-nee.il must be that I n <• Fibby. ing tlie benefits of its wonderful civiliza- “llie of i- liberty: repealed may im" iait I ('atari’ll Keniedy enjoy Writing Speeches" charmingly read by W. II Keith of W on “Karmen* been within the three months. Maine of recent I v, and he was for his efforts. mthrop, captured past Division. Sons Veterans, has made tion.'* discussed by Hon. John D. Long, in the March | praised "Hut a part of the freight which our forefath- sell win n 1 wish, drink wlien 1 wish, and that Il is a most and has been A credit was and Hired Help and (. \ .Mace of Headtleld interesting village the following appointments a- assistant inspec- lint what Yucatan might have been, bad it number of Tin* Writer ( Bo-toii i. (Jcorge A!- voted for his expenses. ers ga\ e her. by M arc ri'erred a- Hirer- on the of j 1 may get drunk at my pleasure." hi the "Dims p-, po- visited by thousands people. The shanties tors: H. F. Wright. Auburn: C. F. Im-cii different, or left to the who ruled fted Toxvnsmd writes on “Tiie for We must east to the waters to •iiie-tion, fanning pax There were Huyford. people New-paper The Toronto Board of Trade has re- deep j awning Tin- a!iitiorities want men who have are near each as j adopted placed very other, and there Lewiston: W. A. Piple). Auburn: W. L. ii four hundred we better and Rev. Dr. Lorimer lias a save her. 'I'lu se advocates of so-called personal liberty disci:-.-..*n> on each of these i. ai tin ;r tried and years ago, may To-Day," bright solutions calling for the extension of the extra- topic.-. oarage proved. an* two of the same construction, I )i«ke\, Portland P. hard!) any ; F. Merrill. Auburn: A. *peeu!ate upon after we have seen it. article in the series entitled “How I Write Mx 'Tis the chain for the slave, we must fling out to favor license laws. This might iiave I nion Pomona (.range met with Mt. Pleasant a dition treaty between Canada and ihe I’nited pretend \ llorM* Who it makes very grotesque settlement. Kach of >. Portland: L. M F-tabrouk, now to Can Talk! Libby. Pan^or: lb-fore the conquest, tlie country known Sermons." “Marketable Literary (foods," light her, (•range. West Fob. an ** State- t«* include and fraudulent been swallowed tin- of tin* Anted* hi- aindni, -_*4, and had inter• 1 the shanties is owned two men, who fish in c. I.. W South W absconding by p- laugh," Maya, Newspaper debloj whip. | e-tmg meeting. The fifth degree was conferred on -i the one and the other i n s. < \ bad it been nted to tln-m in a iia- "T ii an equine gifted with the power partnership, by night by Pelfast: H. II. 11 _riri p.,ekland: M. Ma- spoken of by tin* natives among themselves, Bores." “Rejected ami -Re- up to rigid her. ian Worhi. pres* ; Manuscripts,” -7 candidates, and oHirers were -I"".'b- h an animal would h<* As as live lines can be u-ed. and -Mine. take in-tailed as f.*l pronounced day. many Poekport. Inspection will place in who to tin* day speak tin- ancient Maya lan- quisites for Writers," are titles of some of the Hr. NV. \. Hammond will give tip his prac- She will live. sugar-*s.ati-d form, but it can m b*- mad* !•* ".it -o would the a ml the tele- are if io'v- (ieo. s. telegraph when the fish biting livelv requires both other articles in an num- tice in New York next fall and move to Wash- Master, Pendleton ; Overseer, Fred April. guage. unusually interesting of A- .fn a liuii'iied ago. Whv. men to them oil the hook-. "i’lear the decks of the curst*, if tin* ent*-: tin people Maim? at this laic day. years keep Tile report of tin- town otlieer- of Fdell. in Ym-atau must have been much more popu- ber. A score of questions about work ington. w here he is building a title residence and opposed h> A. P*!:n l.ing! ii. Lecturer, littfii.->toiie; steward, v. a cure ior vviodd literary owner. .ml; '-oiusumption This business.though small in it-cif. ha- had which Par Harbor is located, shows the valua- lous in those times at are in of a!-o a for his at a cost a State. wo lia\e I * « ii banking tin- \vho|«'. .no '• ■' than present; answered the -," private hospital Linn .ioitn-oii \--i.-tant steward, l>. P. Andrew.-. .oh. upon a- miraculous, i.*t now early yet, department “(Jiierh patients Hurl the to great results and ha- been a blessing to hun- tion to be Sdjdn.d2d.2d, an increase of a of wretch the wau*. as tin \ hurled !'•• I to that disease is si7,r»s:k- beyond little strip at the north and a and in addition there are book n vi.-xxs, *|o<).(».}<). waters of too long to ac- ( ginning realize the spot help- over prohibition quietly Iniplain. I >. ( randon ; Treasurer, l». 1?. Titus; dred- of poor in thi- this win- dd over last Non resident owners exceed Jonah, a :• i»i. Piei'ii (.olden Mcdiitil liis people vicinity year. here and there around the edges, ful hints and suggestions, nexvs ami notes, ami nobody S »me Florida measure live With a ‘Freedom to all* the brackish o! license. IT-1 Po- t'otary, .1. J.. (.ate Wm. •' ter. The smelt* are considered a in the b\ cabbages feet forth from cept liquid Copeland; Keeper, t it taken ia time. This World luxury resident- s-jsu.oi>o. 'Total town receipts knows anything definite about the um onquer- a unique reference li-t of literary article- in gleaming aero--tlie ton and our banner. -• />• " P'.-i ••■•.Med nmi' lywill not make new lungs, but it the cities, and thither most of the catch i- sent, the past N -ar. sU'OM. (,f which -uni stio.imo cd tribes who still retain possession of the periodicals. The Writer is edited and publish- weigh twenty-live pounds, tion is a good doctor: //•'•' <• -/ ''"W,-. Pom.mi;:. Mi-.- A. (imi’ey; Flora, Mrs A. F. t •!'• a-e i ..ue- to a heaithv state when as the i- double that was so the Florida papers -ay. Thev also tell of a Let the tyrant yet learn, we have Freeman < price paid per pound given spent in the construct ion of sewers. The greater portion of the peninsula. Certainly ed by William 11. Hills and Robert Luce, both Wen- license possible. which it i' not. In-w ere-, Mr-. I>. P. Andrews. Pad) A.-sist .. ia..- liave failed. Th"u-and- ran grate in the about in weight, and a to man her. local market-. This winter 1500 rate of taxation i- Id 1-2. the of the more on potato twenty-seven pounds ai xx -• old had civiliza- editors the Boston Globe, and eo-t- but ard. Mi-- \. I I liner. ■ i' I" Mayas days v r- ini-. All di'iiggi-t- -» She will live. much heller -ll w«>ul-l tho>e poor him I-*-? pound- a day on an average have been nt A Poston paper recent!) started the report tion. wealth and had one dollar a vear. Address: Tin* Writer. T. turnip weighing-ten pounds. regular industry. They Luioii Poim.na i1 the American Karlier that the a Hairs of F. Shaw A to be bad under a lie.n>e (.range V.. ; will meet with Ma'" "With all my soul, I swear through Fxpres- Agency. Pros, had ju-t larger towns ami ciiies. and were highly skill- (>. Box Mass. Three *500 bonds have been found in NVal- She will live while a U personal liberty UK#,*Boston, billow li«s swelling before I. io i-.ot -v ai it into th. plion- in the season the more skilful of the ii-hermeu been set tied, and that the creditors **ot less ed in the arts of civilized life. veiling ''la (irange, Washington, March at I '-peak poh Ma--.. which Were lost 22 years ago, and lur. law? >h friend, yon know it •> not. Personal 17th, a'at that w ill h" enough." made £5 and it be said that than a cent on a dollar. A- a of Multitudes of as well as chil- 0 ea-ily per day. may matter fact In hi* Anf'urnt A)m rica Raldwin tells us youn-r people, -r!i! to There are a number of She will live while the blue arch of Heaven clock p. in.; it -torinx on that day the imeting £2.50 ha- been a fair for all of dren of a xvill be :«> hear Washington. liberty can eonie only fHh I.ic.-n-»* per day average the creditor- received do cents on a dollar, and that near the are larger growth, sorry : < \ glare- the tiger on his foes, ruins of Yucatan frequently claimants. One of them is from Maine and is bends o'er will be >.i vet k late:, March 24th. Programme. the men. catch two was sonie- of of of her, il< linin''i in b\ hui't. and The years ago m*t their about three year- a:;o. The found the remains of the death the author “Little Women." furnishes a plan when men ran drink, where .-pear.- hows, money many finely-constructed represented by Senator Frye. While the name of a Christ, to the fallen we 1 ~F Mu I 11.e their baser natures and ehei ish, uivc way > < '- they P.rotli b. s n *—i’li the oi.jeet of id- spring." live ion- of smelts were shipped to Ho-tou and from the recent payment of STd.onu in* settle- made of flat stones laid in several so soon after the decease of Miss Aleott*- aged Fire recently in New York destroyed I-; p..*w!t ad, lb spouse by sister cement, lay- city 'Till the hopes in the breast of :• *- which an to Ml Inv lad lo 'n-, fastens its New York. The *• a-oii will continue for four father it is invested with dramatic humainity indulge in p 1 tit low etmiiirii •Liin 111- Pi fangs U|»- ment of the claim ol a single creditor, the er* deep. Numerous traces of a ancient peculiarly the ITiion Square Theatre and badly damaged ''pi 1. >o|;g >i-ii T. s. lb xvden w dis- very perish, 1 lie.- h" suffer from weeks Miss Aleott was in a blm! of sliame to thelente creation. yet. amount of whose claim has been in road have also been raised above pathos. born She the Morton House. There were several casual- hrinir •AI "i"! |,t other A. < -nek fort Ii; .an nt- iar to their se\, should use dispute, paved found, She will live. I*;. (ith, Paper pei'ii ami was while still in her and for among which determined in a law tin- graded !e\el of the and made began writing teens, ties firemen, and the loss aggregates :i -a!" m m \t ■ r- la. m it" I l. riptiou. It is a po-itive maxijm i.v ioiis or mi: 1 ash: hoakps. recently ground very License openly sanctions your Mattie simmon-. 7th, select bv tiie she has been almost con- Of course the efleet was electrical, and diet r reading ii'. -• a.ii ,.t. •! and obstinate eases suit. smooth. It ran north and and past thirty years about *209,990. insured. south, prob- mostly neighbor's Ionise. when would not hav M- y I M Ml., A Ho-ton Herald fell in with W. II. I of iu for children. -Lit- after cheer from the excited crowd rent the you Maple-; Ih p.at of subordinate ■:i ia ■.'•••■ tb nig. painful men-trua correspondent Kilby. -<| Poston, has compiled a ably led to many cities yet undiscovered in the stantly engaged* writing a commercial on a An lias discovered the ancient next own. 111i-: it furn- PJh. oue-:i..n •Pes, !.•) -uppre n- prolapsus, or falling traveler train the other day, lucre amount ol Historical and now covered the unknown wilder- tle Women" was published in ISOS. it was re- Knglishman otic your Mon- th.su gr. i.gv- \,.| that it will be biographical region by where the Romans obtained air. It is, of course,needless to teP the renti- 'm> a. mi!' \\i ak bark, ‘'female weakness." an- and the knight of the and matter which i- to be ceived xvith a favor that Miss Aleott poi phery quarries, I"1 tie :i tere-t <>l the lartiii r- grip-sack sample jmbli.-hed by I ’. F. Shead, ness. placed ishes a place where \ our children wili be con- Pi,o\ count\ to > m ion i.i-aring'low n sensations, trunks discoursed as follows: in the most of the stones used in their famous buildings. The ers of the Journal that our own native “(Gambling of Fa-tport. and i-to bear the title of “Fast- In the settled of Yucatan north of among popular xvriters children's poet. -wee: e..rn for t. 11 portion a canning purpose-dispu .iil 11nii::»ti•• and ulceration Maine is not the was quarries are ninety-six miles from the Nile, and stantly subjected to temptation, which, if 1 monopolized by professional.-, port and li will be a hooks, and her enhanced at Hie Uavitl was the author, as he was of Vicinity." contribution the forest, the remains of ancient cities popularity Barker, ta •; -. a il> :i !'i:.11oii pain and tenderness great •‘5.950 feet above the level of the sea. n;,!: Itrotln r- \ideti p.*l bin.-, •,. > as think. I not much. The to our of of the “Little Men," three ielded to. will cause the ruin ot lie ir live-and M v. b ! many guess pro- collection iiistorieal matter of jrreat are abundant. M. X states that lie appearance sequel. y nterna 1 heat." barney many war poems, lie wrote. "The i’i udletoii; ...gatixe, lb other- P. fessional- are but a small number among value. Mr. is a years later. The list of her works Fmpty Norwood, ,J. P. very Kilby -indent in such matters “found the country covered with them from published T in? resolution reported by Senator Sherman hrinir sorrow* on yourself. !' we w: il to those who bet on the paste boards. Once in a and ha- had the benefit of the is of considerable length, and it can be said of Sleeve," also a poem on the death of Hen. Ber- Pittleh.de; loth. ( o.iferring the tilth degree in protend ]»ratsc» of north to south.” in the of his work the President a «• manuscripts preface requesting to* negotiate treaty 1 am a beli. \«*r in t. tups ranee In atimi ami !• i.t a -ok ;iia! linn use her while, after business is over, I like to lion. them as it cannot of all literature of this class, f rm Ith, Mti-ie ai.d dough my day's the Lorenzo Sabine, who lived many on the peninsula, Stephens states that he visit- with China that no Chinese laborer ry, and a long one of peculiar meter, the name .-lo-itig. a “inker- tor hi.- lishtng lines. a little providing play 5-rent ante, to kill an veiling: and in that town, and was noted for his re- ed ruined that they are wholesome as xvell as entertain- moral suasion. 1 also belie\e t!iat nothin.: els.- year- forty-four cities, most of which shall enter into the I'nited States was taken up of which ! have It was tedious in let me tell you that some of the men I search in the Miss Aleott and her father were much to forgotten. Waldo foil Tax. Let Mr Show kou play reeords of the past. were unknown to white men, even to those in- ing. in the Senate recently and after discussion, can be so d.t rim lit a I to w hat w«- wish to t.a-Ii. lily with in Saco. Portland. Hath. Rockland. Au- each other in life, and “in death they arc not its many repetitions, anti was too tautological !...... i i< ,; tin- la-t habiting the country,—and in all of them were ;ug yeai i»y adopted. sis to have the individual constantly umter an I “e -latui. | to\ ..1 e-• that tl e tax -hall be burn. Lewiston. Augusta. <>urdiuer. Skowhr- divided.” for It can he count) I-.i-i >* ai I paid mu $!#i.•».*» Tlie Mouth wonderful remains.* many readings. probably found Funereal of March. a m ■ '■"! gan. Waterville. Calais, Houltou. Bel- At merrymaking Hillsboro. Ohio, March iutlm nee. the whole fleet of which is to turn ij• portioncI it Mate!. Tin ;*.in.■ mt, .*2o,nne, xx as itir ii,, air ttii- year I paid Hangor, \\ t* have not space to dip into very in his hook of and if of the history poems, any Journal '• fast., and a hundred towns that I visit in the M, two young girls dressed as burst in 111 ■1 bv the !a-t :• at iir« ie Miipimr Hitters, and they Aii observant metropolitan barber says that deeply. According to Maya chronicle's, the ghosts that person directly opposite to the way w. l tax this war w ii" are who are to he can the Four ladies fainted readers have I would advise them to read lainily. State, supposed gentlemen, Byron’s Sturdy Champions. upon parly. young time, ■o ill be no They lie can tell one’s condition the state down-fall of the nation occurred in the w lo ro. W :> the la-I ear. a- tollov .- 1 — physicial by year ish him hat then. 1 ask. the < >•. ii,.- e\,*r made. ('harles a and two of them—Misses pros- stock hand or palm a card as adroitly as the of the hair! when of the Dora F. Akins and it. > ... 1420, Mavapan. capital kingdom, ... •/. sh-r't /:• t, .Miss. -” The are extracts from a Lizzie lost reason. for clleotj\e education ifc\• vi best professional. You know (and the was following personal Chancy hopelessly their pect temperance l». The Bible tells us that with his hair gone destroyed. For many centuries before There are many instances recorded of proph- III.ollt.. 217*. 7(1 w runner named one of the most law- Prof. L. C. Bateman from 11 t lie -ervant of old prominent Samson lost his strength. The Romans consid- that period the Peninsula liad been the seat of letter received by M. Wilson, the son-in-law of ex-President man in the city, ami every other man in tie 47!*’. in " can etic verses written the soldiers themselves I All’ then tie’s the valet yers in Maine;) ‘•well, he put up the cards a an by a:rnban. 4*>i;..’k* ered baldness serious atlliction and Julius important feudal monarchy, which doubtless Hon. S. L. Miliiken, under date Fel>. 21st, Crew, of France, for in the tow ns is be lieeiis. 1 m d< a! out as well as the of as complicity Legion country f rankt. m t best ’em. lie’s ntmble-tin- Osar was never arose after the of the j to a battle. No one can if .'!'.m,.pi quite satisfied with himself Toltee overthrow very C. of Honor decoration scandal, lias been sentenc- just previous doubt, as the bent man ever Washington, 1>. Mr. Miliiken says: dcfidlv ioisi. 11 and I.. .Nil I a bale "tll!eU< e Fnn-dimi. .T7o.ll I hate nut allot ..tile I suffered gered sleight-of-hand you because his was bare. ancient kingdom of Aib.dba. It was broken ed to two ars* to a of the instinct was the yet. poll yi imprisonment, piv line poetic that soimin ...... saw, and lie’s a face so eold and L returned an hour from hearing a lec- strong, Tio.ou i- «• -r twelve v ar.-, the got impassive Tin.* face, is the book and one a rebellion of the feudal lords, about a ago Secure nouns ..! experiencing however, open up by 4.ouo francs and to be deprived of lii> civil of the conflict would it your ‘'personal liberty** by la —oil. 11 o t that no one can ever tell whether he’s ture on Stoddard. It was tine, thoughts coining bring iiii. at pern liar to that bluffing can trace in its various hundred before the arrival of the Byron by very «• readily expressions, years Span- rights for li\ years. license law. ami y ou take tw ay > our neighbor*' Knox. !■;>•"! alim -! I tiled varl- or not. He’s a daisy at cards, and whenever lie the great a fair of justice, to the front. I will a little which Pii.ertx daily. lines, changes and complexion the state of the iards. doing poet degree copy poem .. i: hem-lit until last when sits in a game lie’s bound to make it a and was illustrated with likenc.-sos 'idle Ilou'C lias a resolution ac- the riirht to Ii\*• in a b nij ram "-ate Lincolnv April, always system. After the Conquest,‘‘New Spain" was divid- splendidly adopted joint was said to have been taken from the ri.iiItt die. e.V H i!m ad\erti-ed in the Huston pocket of hot one.” into ten viz: ihe of of Byron. Tom Moore, Shelley. Murray, l.ady cepting tic invitation of thi Fren li Govern- w hich he lias to Monroe. 1 The eye that is unusually bright and yet lias ed districts, Kingdoms helped develop. i• a I"*tt!e. and -inee the first scenes of ment to take in a dead soldier, and which I believe has never Moniville. NTMI1KK AM' VALVE OK 1 ARM AMMAI.S. a the face whose cheeks Mexico, Leon and New the of Byron, his daughter Ada, and By- part the International ex- * ii" hie. ding—the soreness is ! pallid brightness, upon (iaILia; Colony I have said that lie.-uv- impos-dbh Tin Morrill ron's travels, habitation.*! and death. hibition at Paris in lssst. A resolution was also before been The the direct o;,i ; 1 l* *- nature a rose of New the Provinces of the two birth, published. pathos, 11 Davidson, with tin1 Huston One of tin* most paints singular beauty and Santander; N* | Interesting pamphlets lately I assure it was a rich treat to me and for a conference with the people of .Vaine wili not aiiow the present law o-i ,;i|ith« 11> -ton Journal. -Jtll flush, more marked in contrast with tlie ala- California#, Texas, New Mexico, New Biscay, you passed providing and, above all else, the ... put out by the government statistician, is that our simplicity, rugged buster of Coahuila and Sonora. Snb* the coun- especially so since it came so soon after South American republics. to be t'd: but the enemies of i:* relative to the number and value of farm ani- appearance the forehead and nose quently and repea temperance • r,. hi h t! ''it I low ill-. ha\ing dreamed one the illustrious sub- honesty, pure patriotic spirit, may well ap- and lower of the face, is one of those was into twelve intendancies, correspondence concerning exert an iutlm nee wliieli w ill lead to fr> .■ .. 7,;i. I*. " i" -■ t "Hi mals. It tables and statistics, part try partitioned Idle New York Produce Lxt may •! iu-d and -at in :t chair by comprises with As the Irishman of romance, if liange has adopt- to heart. ; whom the skilled will tell will of which Yucatan, (then called Merida), was ject. typical peal every loyal siNii-spori. J.l'.'P.-t; '■> iiting a novel of Huffalo some comments thereon. Here are the physician you ed resolutions that the of ruin in some I I" m t will trong figures not of would “if should declaring growth localities. say tin y stock!i'll. -J- ■ 1 ii some dread the funereal and there were also three fact, say: you hap- j»• hi Hu- incident. for Maine: day month of March, one; provinces—New adulteration of food threatens to in- ‘*1 lay me down to sleep, it is then Old California and New Mexico. pen within a dozen miles of it you must hear products be successful in their efforts to tli law. Sxxanx ilie. .. >• -7 Averngc because that consumption reaps its California, the character ami commercial of With little thought or care. nullify H _■ a -timulatcs the hair to a vigor- tin? is divided into 27 it.” jure prosperty Thorndike.,-l Number. Price. Value. richest harvest. Consumption they tell us is Now Mexican Republic I Whether my tin l but it is for tin in to d *<> ill localities. as the nited States, and urging national legislation waking possible Trot.531 1 I '•>>!,tains all that can lie Milch Cows one and The history of Byron was as touching the supplied .107,504 $29.00 $4,SAT,<03 caused this, that and the other mi- States, (Lower California), Me here or there. l .. by tiling, by Territory, to such adulteration. tin< h n*;.7 ; < >xcn and other cattle. WMJ most can bis life prevent I// t'n/'•'• )>r>ih il'ilor;/ nn n 3.01 1.045,914 was as romatie as an eastern story ;and lie suf- A burdened heart rum. do not Pilous -ail a ..der- the hair flexible and Sheep.547,7*25 blood, by deficient, nutrition, by a thousand and national Capitol. The government of Holland has decided up- bowing Why these under WiiUcip.it. pp,;. jo glossy. ss 9.13 cruel, un- Hogs.7*2,1 077,917 one but whatever the be- Since the State of Yucatan has never been fered and endured the hard, rigid, on renewed of some of the on That only seeks to rest, 1 tilings, cause, decay occupation places their true colors and dike to thenisehes the \ .mg Hoorn. in- criticism and relentless bate of tin; British .Hobby listening Of horses the report says: ‘‘Horses have in- gins with a cough and the that will ef- thoroughly surveyed, its area and population just the east coast of Ateheen, tin* idea to cut Inqiiestioningly upon $2n,itoo.0o 'Ma. l- a stove in the remedy being name of I'm Hum 11 seetn> that such p putting up par- creased more than class are mere on of whose boasted virtue consisted in A breast. I'nrhj/ ■ any other of the cause of that cures tlie the the Mexi- aristocracy, otVcommunication between and Pen- loving W"; -No, he is with Ills largely fectually stop cough guess-work part Singapore dear, writing next at the misunderstood and unfortunate Worn si it s In w animals, mules coming in order. This is disease of the* lungs. can authorities; but they are officially set down kicking ang and the interior of Ateheen and finish the a name wouhi he better adapted t*» their wants lllgliis Leap Year. fountain pen." in of My good right hand forgets due to the remunerative prices which have That is all there is of it. —the former as and rather than any qualities purity possessed war in between the tribes 7b,5(H) square kilometres, progress opposing by its now. than the om which tin y now carry. The man .in.., t a themselves. running I'lu' M ar *'l au«! partial closing been obtained for good horses of all classes the The cough is an evidence of a wasting. To 1 *■«• latter as 302,315. The unconquerable t ribes by isolating one of the belligerents. '.cap privilege has a better precedent of To march the weary march who believes that Jin' temperance of ; •: tile dm w inter past few There is a tendency to it a must be used that of ih-* interior neither know nor care what They made Byron pav the penalty genius, people than dear \ -kin, ing the mouths, years. strong stop effectually, remedy I know not how. you e. girls. law enacted by the forfeit of endowed with of There arc signs that Senator Dawes, of Mas- this state what have -tern t-i breed better horses than heretofore. More will search out the cause, remove that and then pr« tensions of government may be set up over being qualities will «rive up they gained the i»« >u:ic tilled with impurities. is down. He has Scottish I'arli.uiH at in PJ-8, gave women the draft horses are bred than of otln r so as it in name—as at both mind and heart that were unapproachable sachusetts, breaking been in ■ being any heal the and do with the them, exists but I am not or ! '•'u n•' ! and lung away cough. long eager, hold, prohibition verges upon insanity imbeeii- to the tin- blood purified and common that l<> its health all winter, and was unable hy l«'gal right pop .pu-tion. Here is the law class, and this fact is indicated by the increase This is the power, special to itself, possessed present and the power that assumes to con- by the pack sought satisfy poor recently Nor strong- all that is past, -'1 |' ■' takiur- I* rice because it was to to go to his home in Pittsfield to attend to some it v. •It i~ Matnt .and ordaint that the reinc of \\irsarsaparilla. in the number of mules, they heingonly grown alone by Warner’s Log Cabin Cough and Con- trol them keeps at a respectful distance. vengeance, powerless indulge 1 am not to 'luring matters in which was ready do, Her M t Hlissit ilk fourth known for draft on will see were it in nobler at hi- lice!* important legal lie senior thousand Good n- in this Mcge-iio. year, purposes.” sumption remedy. This is no new-fangled Looking the map, you that any way, by snapping At last, at last. Overtwent) Tempi as ilk him. counsel. Mr. Dawes has been in one branch Leap year, maiden ladye of baith high and notion of narcotics and but an old- it not for the small State of on the and setting a simultaneous bowl against \ 'lie.' ladv ii Ncbi a ska her AN AROOSTOOK IN1U STRY THREATENED. poisons, Campeche up State me aii\e to tin* needs of tin* times, ami low estait -hall lute to until she resigned position But while lie as a sensi- or the other of Congress for work is liberty be.-peak ye 1 fashioned of roots and west. Yucatan would he surrounded on three suffered, only keenly thirty years. My half-day’s done. albeit, be refu.-cs -tie-- a few t; ago in order to acquire arc preparation balsams, full\ to do can to save likes, gif to tak hir to be Ids u ife. There thirty-three starch factories in this man can from their And this is all determined what they -• in- such as was used our sides l>v water. Oil the north is the (inlf of tive suffer, persecution, my part. be shall be mulcted in it that leap \ear is not a dead of in herbs, by ancestors many Chief Lngincer Arthur says, in of ye snmme of am dundis or State, thirty-one them being Aroostook was as senseless as it was speaking a as bis alter all. ago, the formula of which has been secur- Mexico, the sea of the Antilles on the east,and which unmerited, I give patient Hod, “the pure and the virtuous from ever falling less, estait moil he except and avvis gif he was years the attitude of the strikers toward the Chicago, county. The make for 1**" the smallest out of this came heart. e.in make it that lie is hetrothit to ane ed exclusively by the present manufacturers on the south the Central American Kenublics, very suffering undoubtedly and that it is sim- My patient into the hands of the If any man appear ithcr Klcrirlr Kilters. for as were scarce and tones of Burlington Quincy Company, tempter.*’ woman, that be then shall be free." years, potatoes poor. at trouble and It is not a mere Belize and (iuatemala. The eastern and south- the grandest and richest his wonder- of the is great expense. ply a demand for fair wages, as with that this of I tie,- so well known and so The average mills from 20,000 ful While his and compared And grasp His banner still. imagines company temperance lining capacity cold dryer. It is a system-searcher and up- ern portions are traversed by those unknown song. countrymen nagged wiiat is oilier and the Chica- •' 1 need no lneiition. All who to 40,000 bushels from 100 verse was a paid by roads, says all its blue bedim. are \ Vu it 1:1. n:"M “bi nn." The -peeinl pci* year, producing builder and a Where mountains called the Sierra ottle at It. of or physicians.*’ past, Itretagne.” peasant his Ii M Canadian product, cither potatoes starch, j in the south. Though born of noble and even each to the three their songs and poems that we could into ours i. i bug Store. If you have a cough, night sweats, **positive Agnadulce manity. royal orphan asylums of the Dis- < model is tin* same girl who unconsciously and would come in to cap the climax of ruin. Free- ] blood and surrounded aristocratic influences total abstinence and prohibition. >rganizatioii assurance in own mind that you, Tin; length of Yucatan from north to south by triet, ami £.1000 to the Little Sisters of the Poor. for the reason that we were .piite free from any hcurthrc.uk, also posed as the a your you,oh— simple right and i ia uthrt should endeavor to secure a sltua- trade would speedily relegate Aroostook to the he scathed the of the divine to will be met mul model for Miss Howard’s “Ciueiin." have no consumption,” and yet lose flesh, ap- is supposed to he about 250 miles, and mean scornfully pretence oppo-ed prohibition, ih/rut- The know- ii -oim* good variety company, making a dominion of the hear, the wolf, the j A from Buenos via they were wrong. And while our war songs of the liook is the chipmunk .as waste breadth 200 miles. A the right of kings, he attacked mercilessly and despatch Ayres, Galves- nl in favor of ledge only just reaching people .a "I the business. and petite, courage your lungs away, you lofty ridge occupies by organization temperance. lightning change the cheerful border smuggler of the olden with irresistible the shams ton says: "The and Oriental art? still remembered and a who figure in it, and aiVects little their stolid, uu- may know that soon tlie funereal month of center, which has tin* character of a desert, power hypocritical Argentine govern- sung with will, time. Journal. ments hold It should be every man's purpose t<> do what literary minds. It is disenchanting to learn that D < Inn Incurable? [Biddeford when rains the natives en- and fraudulent claims of the established have agreed to a South American or.-anipt March will claim \ou, unless promptly and often, fail, leaving dy- theirs are but a faint and feeble echo of tin; the who so noble a in •*(»uenn” and when he touched the at Montevideo, on IS, he can to secure the of the priest plays part ib ad the following Mr. ( II. Morris, Newark, TIIK COAL BARGE use the article named. If other without meuus of subsistence and pro- nasties, political Congress beginning July “greatest 'good has been of his benefice for EVSINESS. faithfully you tirely lost cause which While our deprived drunken- \ik -av- “Was ilown with Abscess of a chord of his it sang the an- 1SNS, the principal of which is to form a they represent. I.tings, remedies have failed try this one thoroughly. ducing frightful mortality. It may he wise harp only grand object greatest number.*’ No intelligent person be- ness; but this i- an age of realism, and here is an and friend-and mean In It is but a few since the business of of nature which forever occu- thems of the tender and tearful strains treaty which will determine the questions of war are all for future excellent chance to attack Miss Howard for alms physicians pronounced years If others are offered, insist the more on trying provision keeps liberty, poems nearly preserved lieves it is belter for •urable f onsumptivc. Jk'gan taking Dr. King’s coal in Atlantic of liner in the international rights pending between South to-day that mankind to her reader’s lowing barges along the coast this iincqualed preparation. pied tin- most uninviting portion of the globe, humanity. Nothing English but few of those of the South were ing credulity. Ni-w Di e..very for am now on my was Ainerieaii nations. This will be generations, debase themselves to a t.'onsumption, introduced, hut it lias increased so .Some arc to and from Siberias’ snow-fields to the desert wastes language lias been said: nothing nobler congress the by “yielding strange tiiii'l 1., itle, a lid tilde to oversee the work on rapidly persons prone consumption of my and so much that the coal and of severer lirst of its kind ever held in South America.” deemed worthy preservation. As the .Jour- farm, it i- the made.” profited to-day barge should never allow the disease to become of Patagonia, and leads people to return again juster republics; nothing and acquired appetite,” than it is to walk sober- Powdcrly has appealed for aid for the starv- finest medicine ever they nal can see, this poetry is written to show up l< is nearly abreast of the schooner. One of the and to the same after and more merited of oppression, than was miners in the Middlcuart, Decatur, Ohio, says “Had It seated. again dangerous localities, of the ot with a clear conscience and a breath. ing Lehigh Valley. concerns which own sounded over and across the ocean to the blessings institution slavery, and ly pure not been for Dr. King's New Discovery for Con- largest coal barge fleets is their homes have been repeatedly swallowed Europe the firm of B. the Clippings. to show that the negroes would not be free if should new sumption I would have died of Lung’Troubles. W. & II. F. Morse of Bath. The of the Great Eaft. up by floods or earthquakes, swept away hv t lie new continent by powerful and pa- This being the ease, why any man de-ire The (lerman Minister to Washington is, Logs eould. I it here as was to me W a- of These men on thetic voice of they give it given like his a bachelor. given up by doctors. Am now In best began their fleet about three avalanches or burning lava, or depopulated by Byron. The third movement did its lies! to to his to a which predecessor, health." party twenty- live ago: subject neighbor temptation Try it Sample bottles free at It. H. years ago and now have a fleet of 15 barges, Although nearly two and one-half months famine and pestilence. It was litting that lie should die in his grand defeat Gov. llodweU, thouirli Gov. Hot!well yours Moody I b ug Store. the cost of the and effort to to lie may not be able to resist!' The bodies of over *200 victims of the recent and barges has not exceeded the have passed since the great raft was abandoned Nearer the coast of Yucatan, the appearance generous give liberty (treece. had been :i sincere man. THR SOUTHERN Ulill.O AXI> IIKU NURSE. lifelong, temperance avalanche in the Italian have been recover- cost of three four-masted schooners. The firm south of continue to be re- of inter- There where his young genius had received dear sir, we have a law and Alps The reason why some of our fast men Nantucket, report* the country greatly improves, being [Portiaml Press. My prohibitory ed. .. young has its in New York and other ceived from vessels in with the with forests and undulat- amid classic ruins its warmest nurture and “Say, maumy, have you heard the news?” reach t he top round of the ladder of fame agents Boston, falling logs, spersed lofty gently The Woman’s Christian Union we intend to keep it. You might wish a change, i- beeau-e on and these are which are widely The drift where cotton, tobacco, strongest there where he had Temperance Thus spake a Southern child. they get the elevator and pull the large ports, constantly watching separated. general ing tracts, corn, rice, impulse; regild- the in that “the .John Wanamaker has given £ST»,000 to the w old and ed the lustre of the world's most famous spent day Monday prayer rijfht As in her nurse’s face but the good of humanity demands that the rung rope. to purchase ships barques for transfor- has Ikjcii in an E SIC. direction, the logs being pepper ami sugar-cane arc produced, and cattle aged Men's Christian of mi-ht prevail" in tile eity election. The prayer Young association Philadel- mation into coal barges. When purchased the found a little to the southward of this line. raised in such numbers as to furnish a con- achievements and enriched the halo that en- She upward gazed and smiled. manufacture and sale of all intoxicating bever- ifurkirn'K Arnica was granted; nobody can doubt that; thoiigh phia. sane. vessel is towed to Bath, and is here stripped to That they were not carried more to the north- siderable export to Havana of hides and salted circled the homes of its most hallowed heroes, shall be the suppliants may have I teen at the “What news you mean, little one. ages prohibited, and they must be. I the decks and her deck is removed. The ward and eastward tin* Gulf stream, as meat. The other are salt tisb. it was well that he should crown iiis brief, hut surprised my The New Fngland Associa- in Bi->t salvk in ilie world for Cuts, Bruises, spar by only exports form in which the answer entne. It mils’he An to Inter-Collegiate a career with the most [Portland mighty tine, appeal the latter judgment of our ( leers, Salt Kheiim, Fever Sores, vessel is then supplied with steam hoisting would Im* expected, was probably due to the wax, straw hat*, dye woods, cocoa-nuts brilliant, earthly glor- tion will hold their annual sports at Worcester, Tetter, honey, Advertiser. To make my darling’s face so red Hands, and all Skill and lieeontes a first-class coal strong XW. winds which the and a few and the valuable called ious work of Iiis life. And yet w ho does not temperance foes, would doubtless be like *24. Chapped Chilblains, Corns, engine barge, prevailed during fruits, hemp, Her blue shine.” good May I and cures or no men. The Morses have latter of wish that lie could have lived as as Congressman Mills wishes to have free trade sunny eyes rupii*ms, positively Piles, pay manned by three quite part December and the lirst part of heneqnin, obtained from the fibres of the long seed sown upon dry (!') soil, yet I submit for It is to satlsfac- over other as the world have re- in lisli with Canada. Tlmt is what the President Cleveland's next will take lyipiired. guaranteed give perfect a decided'advantage concerns, January. Fortuuately no vessel has been dis- Afjave Americana and much used in making Shakespeare that might exactly Abraham don't know outing ii< ii, or money refunded. Price cents box. “Why Lincoln, you their consideration, w hether could not lie the form of a bass to West 23 per thev own a fleet of powerful tug boats. abled by collision with' the Ger- hammocks and ceived the fruits of the rich endowments of Canadians wish to have with us. "They can they fishing expedition I 'M sale l{. H. large them, although cordage, sacking. The Yankee President, by Moody. man bark Bremen which was in iiis mature undersell the Gloucester fishermen, because more useful in the world if \ irginia. company with The chief towns of to-day are Merida, the years. Whose ugly picture, once we saw, they wanked at TIIK ANNL'AI. IIKAIt IHIX. a 1 are not. to tlie of a sea the logs for 5 days, in latitude 30 degrees N., with a of and Hut 1 began to write you letter and fear they put expense long When to town we besides inlf Wife ( 'barley, dear, it Is half-past seven, don’t Capital, population nearly 00,000; up went, something hqtoraurr. Lx-Se rotary McCulloch enjoys at the age of Is no small tax in this State, 62 had her in- I have almost written a so far as its voyage to the Bunks. The President, mi think it is time to and the lire?” The liear lioiintv longitude degrees W., sheathing Progreso, the principal seaport, with 3,500 lecture, Secretary SO and get up light are K. < Dow. years, springy, vigorous health, ltok* iteturns from books at show that torn and rudder The latest bf habitants. The was is at least. Flense pardon the Bayard and Mr. Mills working for all “Well, lie is to free hurley (turning over suoringly)—“Isn’t tills sleep the- Augusta injured. reports present government organ- length regarded they going you all. Me. less than TO. last the been seen time and believe me al- are worth to the of Monroe, vear, my dear?” the number of the black brutes killed year logs having are as follows: Brit- ized in 1824. After ceasing to be a Spanish Intrusion upon your destroy hereditary industry And make you rich and grand. ish Your sincere New York Press'. was 344, which at $5 each come to #1720. Pe- steamer Hampshire, January 24, in latitude colony (in 1821), Yucatan remained independ- ways friend, England. [New And you’ll l>e dressed in silks ami gold, An attempt is lieing made in Atlanta, <»a., to Advice to Mothers. 36 S. L. nobscot county heads the list with 74 slain, degrees 17 minutes N.. longitude 58 degrees ent till she voluntarily joined the Mexican con- Mii.ui.kx. Por once President Cleveland is consistent, Like the proudest in the land. l*ublie Printer Hencdict exhibited a remark- secure a £400.000 appropriation for a colored Mas. Winslow’s Soothing Sviurr for children while Aroostook conics second with 07 anil 36 minutes W.; British steamer Picqua, Janu- federation, three years later. She continued to l ie is an advocate of free he docs not be- able degree of ignorance in regard to the inter- man's industrial exhibition. trade; “A gilded coach shall carry von, h lhing is the prescription of one of the beat Washington third with 33. Oxford, supposed ary 27, in latitude 36 degrees 40 minutcsN., lon- adhere, more or less to the cliaotie “What do you wants'” lie inquired of (lie lieve that the American industries need nal economy of his own office when examined closely, any Where e’er you wish to ride. A female nurses and in the 1Tnited States, to he the of the comes al- 56 degrees 25 minutes German till when she ■nan who hcld'the book. before the Committee on Print- correspondent of the New York Herald physicians peculiar home liear, gitude West; general government 18-10, again subscription protection by tariff, and so lie does not hesitate work shall la? Congressional •«nd has been used for with never-fall- bark Marie was the And, inuinny,‘ull your writing from Salt Lake claims that poly- forty years most at the foot of the list with 17 head. amongst logs for several proclaimed herself an independent Republic. “One dollar.” to otter Canada *1,000,000 a year, if she will ing. City ing success by millions of mothers for their chil- 9 to Forever laid aside.” is a dead institution the Mormons. Among towns Oreenviilc in Piscataquis coun- days, January 13, about latitude 38 degrees After successfully -esisting all attempts of “And what tori'” allow American vessels and fishermen to gamy among dren. During the process of teething its value Is only bears oil' the and the most blood N.', longitude 50 degrees to 60 W.; and Mexico to coerce her into she “To a have same incalculable. It relieves the child from pain.cures ty, palm degrees submission, bury policeman.” the privileges in Canadian ports that The eager s(»eaker paused for breath. A Nova Scotia despatch states that the new Senator Palmer, of Michigan, has the repu- “var- the British steamer 22 and the The lished out a A bill anil handed il dysentery ami diarrlnea, griping in the bowels, and money, having slaughtered 17 of the Empire, February I again joined confederation in ’43, having sport f Canadian vessels and tisliermen have always And then old nuiiimv said. timber raft under construction at doggin’s tation of being the finest linguist in the upner " ind colic. health to the child it mints'.'’ If the survivors have discretion 23, in latitude 37 degrees N., longitude 59 de- secured on her own terms. Three to the man. and By giving rests any peace years enjoyed, arc still enjoying in our ports. As closer to her swarthy breast Shore is making good progress, and will he a house of Congress. He can make a speech in die mother. Price a liottle. will foolof Moosehead lake here- to 64 degrees W. afterward she* set as an live.” said be. Tribune. 25c. Iyr48 they shun the grees I again up independent “Bury [Chicago [Ellsworth American. She pressed the golden bead. hundred feet longer than the old raft. French or I Fuglish, Spanish. The Ellsworth American learns from the Maine Matters. [ A Terrible Tragedy in Beutoa. The “new testimony” in the Stain-Cromwell Talk Aboil: Trottrrs. The City Elfclltn. best authority that a syndicate has obtained con- News Belfast and MansfHWs specialty this week is a corset sale* REPUBLICAN JOURNAL. ease must be oft Vicinity. K\VS AMi ClOSSIl* FROM ALL OVER THE STATE. trol of the and A K taken with many grains of allow- and of p “Douglass!” “Bluehill,* “Stew- WII MITIDKKBD, HEB TWO CHILDREN A VISIT TO THE STABLE >F A. A. LITTLKFIKLI *. j There was no contest at the polls in this city corset will l>c a sucee?s. See his advertise art* mines, and work will be resumed as soon i SHOT Tlluorull THE HEAD. AND THE MCR- ance, nml altogether. The ment. perhaps rejected Our Burnham correspondent, W. If. K., writes: Monday, and no politics, ami the result was a The Coliseum ink was open last week for skat- as the weather will DEI'.ol S llL’SHAND AN'I) BELFAST, MARCH 1888. (IHAV MIL WINSLOW PACKING COMPANY WAS permit. FATHER KILLS IIIM- THURSDAY, 15, Kennebec Journal says that Mr. Bowman wag While in Belfast in the latter part of we quiet election and a vote. the ing, but the days of roller are Mr. C. i- Lewis A. Barker. Esq., says he shall, if a SEi.r. February light Substantially | skating evidently Henry Marden,of this city, h sold his KlINKIL really the of the Farmers Hotel in were old member of the next make an ef- proprietor escorted by Mr. Hiram Kills of that place to city government is continued, with some past. hotel property at to his smi-in law, Legislature, Wateuville, March 13. The inquest upon j Washington One dav last slimmer a Journal represcnta- 1 fort to have the law so that in cases PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY THE another the stable of on in There arc three new mem- changed, 1877, although represented by man; A. A. Littlefield, which is situated changes personnel. The mitten found in the ice oft' Moose Point did Mr. C. I. York. ti\e met J. Wiuslow Jones on the traiuand the ilie of Mrs. Warren, of where a prisoner is being tried for murder, the body Angie Benton, and arc the bers in the board of Aldermen. Mr. A. I. j Winslow people iiositive the voting Oak Hill quarry road, about half a mile from Brown, not belong to either of the Sear conversation naturally drifted to his business, j defence shall have the was concluded this afternoon. The found sport boys recently Congrcs-maii Milliken writes home urging active closing argument. jury Journal Pub. man late President of the common ■ Co. in Winslow In 1877 was one City Point. After a formal introduction council, succeeds him wall we asked him wliat are to a con- Republican employed receiving drowned. measures in to for Knowing plainly Arrangements being made hold that she came to her death the violence of regard obtaining subscripting »lie was to do now that Winslow by to the proprietor, Mr. L., who by the way is a Mr. C. J. Hall, who had moved out of the ward, as the Packing vention of the Third and Fourth 1 CHARLES A. T1LSBURY.Editor. George Snow and not the Charles very The on tlie Soldiers j Congression- j her husband, Darius 31. Warren. County At- ubiquitous whistle Howard’s machine shop froze up monument. company had apparently squelched him. “The al District Prohibitionists in genial, good-natured gentleman, and a thorough Alderman from ward three. In ward four Aider- | Bangor, April Carleton and Coroner at his RUSSELL G. DYER. Local Editor. Stain. Chief Justice Peters before whom the cold weather and last week was ■ torney Carver, they during sent of town elections in .Somer- Winslow Packing Co. aint done with Winslow 10th, to choose to the National Pro- we were shown his and man F. \V. Brown declined to be a candidate for Reports Northport, delegates house* had drawn a were and horseman, through large for Jones he We smiled and remark- just complaint charging tried, the jury that convicted them, away repairs. ville, Camden and yet" replied. hibition Convention, to be held in Indianapolis. him with murder. well which is 40.v:0 anti fitted re-election, and Mr. Charles G. Havener, late of Washington, Frankfort, Cnlon By his attorney he had no appointed stable, up ed that he bad made that talk before. “1 w ill June (»th. had doubt as to the guilt of Stain and Crom- arc on the first waived examination and a had been The Demoralized in first class the was The Belfast W. C. T. I', will meet next published page. of remark- mittimus* Democracy. style with numerous box and single council, chosen. Ward live sends Capt. Saturday get control that company again" he The second session for 1&&, of the well, and it will take more than has been quarterly issued to take him from jail, lie had been yet stalls. Mr. L. has iu his stable at 24 horses T. Osborne to the board of and afternoon with Mrs. C\ F. Morison, corner of Court The Merchants Marine Railway, Carter A Co., ed, ami then said : “I am going to ruin tin* pre- Penobscot Advent Christian Confer- We were told before the rceent election in present George Aldermen, Valley hand-cuffed and a last interview with in their behalf to convince the and Pearl streets. ami D. W. sent first and see if I don’t." We requested presented public and colts, a of which he is and elects a new set of officers. The new men in the Dyer have a good deal of work engag- company you ence. will be held at the Advent chapel in Do- j his Cora Portland that the Democrats of that were portion handling children, aged eight and Annie aged city of their ed in the of poohed at him and asked him how he could the 15th innocence of the crime of which they for other The first to he led out common council are Mr. Frank E. In dames a native of way repairing vessels, and operations ver, commencing Thursday evening three years; the officers accompanied him. In demoralized and the nomination of Seal Dow training parties. Crowley Burrill, Waldo, died in the ruin a company as firmly established as Gen. inst. at 7 o'clock, and over the fol- ; were accused. for was will begin as soon as the ice will continuing an instant inspection Mr. Win. C. Marshall’s 3 year ward three, James 1). Tucker in ward four, S. A. almshouse in this city, March 7th, aged 7rt years. permit. was known to be. “1 will show Mattocks you” for mayor, after failure to agree upon a candi- old lowing Sunday. HE DREW FROM IIIS SLEEVE bay stallion Ilaroldson which it will be remem- Richards and G. W. Patterson in ward five. He was never married. Frank A. l.ilmorc, Colby ’sx>, at the he said ••The 'Globe' trade mark is The at preached earnestly. number of patients tin Insane Hospi- date of their was confirmation of I nitarian church last his sermons both own, ample TbeMaiue press are a bered took first premium in his class at the Maine The is the vote in detail : Sunday, the stock in trade. The ownership I tal is now 575. the in trie of the a seven-shooter, caliber, and shot generally having good following Mr. E. F. Hanson received a car load of and company’s largest history thirty-two the which the fifty morning evening proving verv acceptable to of that trade mark is in No the the head. report, election returns further deal of fun over the Lewiston Journal’s can- State fair in 1887, and also at Monroe fair, where MAYOR. the litigation. large j Institution. The inmates of the male ward- younger through The officer carriages from Cincinnati last week, and the w ork congregation and commanding their earn -tat concern will touch in Let was so taken substantiated. The of he made a was sired tention. Mail. anything litigation. j lack but one of 300. Architect Coombs will by surprise that before he could city elections March vass among Maine to determine record of 2.39'3. Ilaroldson Wards—1 2 3 4 ft of them lias [Waterville Republicans A-C. painting begun. me notifv the big jobbing houses out west and the for the new at the recover the desperate man bad shot Cora dam bv a son of Black dia- Burgess.SO 7ft 57 3ft 33- 280 present plans building 5th and 12th indicate that this condition pre- their second choice for President. We by Prescott, Queen Capt. K. F. Itramhall and of this cit\ on the Pacific coast not to touch these 1 March of the the head and turned the revolver laughed Scattering. 1 Fast day for 1887 was observed on the 21st of family goods meeting trustees. through upon mond, is a rich color, stands 15-3, weighs about vails the Democrats. here bay were made sick last an and how can the Winslow Packingcompanv.as The demand for Senator Fr\e*s on himself, the third shot taking effect in his generally among They when a Democratic otlicial was asked his ALDERMEN. April; for the Gov. Marble has Thursday night by escape speech 1,000 lbs., and is of and action. We present year ap- on that for the sale of The was have carried hut one splendid style of from a coal and they depend country | “Protecticn v. Free Trade* has been very great, heart. older girl instantly killed and city, lliddcford, and that second now that Mr. Blaine was out of Ward one— II. H. Carter, 80; Ward two—L. F. pointed lftth. gas stove, might have been suf- choice, were Thursday, April their do business. To make tin* matter the is The in an- taken out fora spin behind this famous cult goods, fifty thousand copies have already been sent younger dying. mother lies one a reduced and Ward three—Arthur I. focated but for the air admitted by a broken win by majority, Republican the field. The Portland Press says: “Of the McDonald, 70; Brown, 57; School in district No. under in- a little more business like I will sue them in out. and the same number of have been other room covered with bruises from the and have no doubt, accidents, that Harold- 1, Belfast, the copies top barring Ward ilow pane. San Mayors have been elected to succeed Democrats value of the Lewiston Journal’s canvass as an four—Charles G. Havener, 3ft; Ward live— struction of closed Francisco and attach all their corn out ordered for distribution in Maine. of her head to the soles of her foot. A sadder son will continue to hold the rich laurels he has so C. E. Perkins, Feb. 24th, after T. 32. there on sale." The will of tin* late Albert Holton. ami inure horrible lias never been seen in in Lewiston and Ellsworth. The of the drift of Maine George Osborne, a term of ten weeks. Maj- !' M. Fogler of Augusta lias received and E-q.. sight aggregate exposition Republican gallantly won. The next to be shown was the prosperous These words seemed at the time to be idle leaves the of the sum of S2.00O. the this State. ( orNCILMEN. accepted an invitation to delivci the Memorial city Bangor Republican gains in the various cities are large. opinion we have not had a very high colt Withers Wilkes, also owned Mr. Mr. Frederick W. Brown lias handed us an boasts of a defeated man and The Journal at interest of which shall be used for the opiuion, yearling by egg annually ! THE ENTIRE FAMILY AliF. SACRIFICED In Ward one—Howard Murphy, 79, David Alexan- Day address before the ( ooper Post, V P24 at the time announced that Mr. Jones Rockland not a solitary Democrat was elect- since it disclosed some support for Gen. Logan, Marshall. This line colt is of a rich brown color* measuring six and a half by eight inches, and simply promotion of public school education, either by der, Ward two—Win. G. James II. to the passion and of the father. Two ed from 70; Cox, 70, j l nion, Me. lion. T. It. simontou, of Camden, threatened serious things for some one. Now tin* gift of medals to individual puplis. as a re- brutality Mayor down to wardens and war.! who died more than a year ago.” stands 14-2. was sired b\ Kaiser, dam by Gen weighing one fourth of a pound. brother* of the deceased man were in the house Cunningham, 70; Ward three—George W. Boulter, will he Memoral Day orator at ltcthcl. it appears by the Portland papers that he has ward of merit, or in such other as tin* clerks, of this result the Withers. We are informed that Mr. Marshall has j way at the time surprising Rockland Mr. Geo. <>. is said to have been done w hat he threatened to do in conversa- and the brother and sister of the ftl, Frank E. Crowley, 57; Ward four—Frederick Bailey’s span just authorities for the conduct of tin* public schools refused an colt. | There was a attendance of odd Fellows at murdered mother in a Free Press and its remarks lie offer of $800 for this promising for one of the large tion w ith us. The Winslow neighboring house. The says, may applied In a to W. James D. Fred W. 1 bought Lorillard's, of New York, Packing compam of tin* city shall de\ i-e. letter the Portland Press Hon. Joslali Brown, 34, Tucker, 35, the to coroner ordered tin.* both to be cared tor and The next to be led out was a owned meeting Friday evening discus? the project has been obliged to suspend and the Portland A attended fanner.-* in-titute generally: yearling by 1. and not fora Vanderbilt, as first reported. wry largely II. Drummond of the law: Brown, of a block on the site of tin the is due to be- quieted the angry and excited multitude gather- says prohibitory Messrs. Marshal! and Liltlcll* Id. This fine colt building American papers say suspension entirely was held March 7th in Washington Hall. ltock- The disposition for its old-fashioned tights CONSTABLES. The Commissioners were in town last ed. that evinced great toward 31r. “Whatever enrne.it enforcement of the law we County Ilou-e. All favored the and an ing hampered by Jones. Iand. (iilbei t di-cus-cd tin* creamery hostility except within its own ranks, seems to have was sired by Gen. Withers, dam by Prescott Roy. enterprise quite Secretary Warren's two to Warn one—M. F. 70; Ward two—I. !». week to the tax. The tax is the Gen. Mattocks is entitled to much brothers, who appear be re- (In have is the Carter, apportion county amount "f stock was taken. Mr. R. I- Wells is sympathy question, B. W. Ellis of Be lfast the use of ma- been completely washed out of the Democratic j work of the Republican party. I nlmont, is a rich bay color, stands 14 2, and i^ of spectable men, believing him Tucker, 7ft; Ward three—A. D. 57; Ward same as last See first for details. in tin- trouble, lie has always treated 1 lie far- nures and the means of In the they supplied its devious and Smalley, year. page chairman of a < oiumittee to solicit to applnaCon. party, by time-serving, policy know of no instance in which the Democratic good style and action. These two colts are driven subscriptions mers most and never one of them with the weapon for the purpose of escape four— F. F. E. Ward honorably evening Dr. (J. M. Twitched spoke to a crowd- bn k of any well-grounded IJenj. Haskell, 33, Emmons, 1, Mark Kiiowlbm, who soM his farm in the stock from the officers. principle. Making have enforced the for the together and can trot very fast for their age. Mr. recently has lost a cent him. wen* all ed house on “Tin* Necessities of with party law, except live—Yelorous 1). by They paid up To-day.” Large fellowship Greelyism, Greenbackistn, la- I.arrabee, 33. Northport, has ami will the house last sea.-on and were forward to TIIE of secur- M. also has a very line brood mare, Princess by bought occupy The ht .Jeannette has had her centreboard looking another numbers were present from a ij ining towns. STORY OF THE WIFE ML'RDER. bor and communistic agitators, purpose rendering it obnoxious and WARDEN. ya« Henry George- and l«»t of Kcv. s. S. Gross at Brown’s Corner. successful season when his and their old enem\ lion. Robert II. President of the ism, and of Prescott, first dam by Alhoit, son of Almout. removed and a keel and Webster is Thompson. Fairfield. March 12. The murderer is Dari- humbugging pretenders civil-ser- ing its overthrow.” Ward one—JI. H. two—Al- deep put on, on l> Carter, Jr., 70; Ward —Jones, struck them. it possible that in (iardiner Institution, died at tin* John- vice as well as the Princess is five years old, dark stands 1.V2, Mr. J. K. now at work on the >a\ing> us 31. Warren, thirty-five years of age. lie is reform-, occupying position bay, fred A. Cottrell, clothing manufacturer, reports Kdnn, which is to be lengthened this land there is no law for such son of Small, 7ft; Ward three—Ben. D. Field, ft7; perform- House Erida\ morning of pneumonia after a •‘tin knocker" trade and travels about the hostility to a policy of protection to home and is of good and action. The following work lit* his four- several feet, her stern \\ by I he early settlers of Prospect bail large style Ward plentiful. Thursday started up giving more overhang, ances’/ [Fairfield Journal. a brief illness. He was of age and in for industries, has done its and four—Daniel R. Mnddocks, 35; Hard live— eighty years country collecting rags exchange tin. perfect legitimate horses owned l»y G. J. Shaw, of Ilartland, are be- teen machines in the Howard ster’s is for launc an families, but Moreno, a native of Pen- sewing building. yacht ready hing, I with the one of (Jardiner*< wealthiest citizens. He lias For some five years he and his wife, work at last, and left the Democratic party Joseph Stephen Pierce, 33. A MAKKK UK CODS. past Angie handled Mr. Littlefield: Troutbrook, chest Jeannette will he overboard as soon .i' the -i-rvt '1 as and ha- nted the the State in a ing by afternoon a train of fifteen cars left Bel- put Mayor repivs* city 31.. have occupied a very passable dwelling throughout thoroughly disgusted sacola. Fia., beats their best record. lie had WARD CLERIvS. Friday \ i- told of a mail named John nut 7 stands and weather is suitable queer story in tin* State Legislature. house iii a and discouraged condition. These elections in gelding, years old, 15-2, weighs fast drawn two The Branch railroad for sailing. Benton, with stable adjoining, bis twenty-seven children, and, what is perhaps Ward one—Charles W. Frederick, 70. Ward two by engines. (’oleord. who left Sanford, many wars ago and Frank Barr, of the revenue cutter the last vear of Cleveland's 1050 lbs., sired Gen. Withers, dam. Della Captain work being located on the opposite side administration, and by by has never done a heavier business than Mr. Klbridge Pitcher, of this who i«. nt was stranded on one of th< Sandwich islands. simp he had three —Charles s. Bickford, 7ft; Ward three—Fred G. freighting city, y Dallas, who-t* prompt assistance rescued tin of tie* road. this Warren's lit- while it is its plans and for a unparalleled, great-grandchildren Maine silver King, Karly morning laying organizing Slasher; gray stallion, by this winter. completed two successful terms of .» Not knowing what to do for a living there, he steamer Sehenoa from disa.-ter in Isle an limit second White, 57; Ward four—Frank M. F. M. tle eight years old girl appeared at a neighbor's term, manifest the fact beyond a ques- when liis last child was born. Gideon, dam bv C. M. dr. This line stallion Bailey, 22, set in business a- a inakt r of for the Clay, weeks—one in Morrill and one at tin Head of the uj> gods has received a letter of thanks and in a manner tion that the President’s in so far as the Bailey, 12, J. 1>. Tucker, 1; Want M. Capt. F. K. Braiiihail had at his market Bay. recently frightened announced that party, stands 15-1, t?5o lbs., has and ac- live—Byron Saturday ignorant native-, making his from iron from (wciieral tie* Maim* State of weighs good style Tide, has to Boston to take lessons in images Manager Tucker of ln r mother was dead. In to this sev- Maine is concerned, has wholly lost lo'gcrs, 33. the first lobsters of the season. Thev were gone singing with tools from debris of response The editor of "The (Diggs County (Dak.) tion and can siiow a 2.4o w ith ease. We also caught picked up the \psscls t entral for his action. eral with him. and docs not care a straw clip at the of and neighbors visited the house and found the sympathy Courier” calls attention to tin* fact that Griggs off Northport, were of fair size, and sold quickly at Conservatory Music, also instruction wrecked on the coast. Tliese images being in- roiessor nomn^on. oi nowmmi. nas mane for his in saw a of 4 and 5 year eolts owned Charles woman as the continuation office. His appoint- en- pair by The in Mr. Pitcher is one of our mo-t di -tructable the favor of the islanders represented by girl. County contains room enough to seat the Burning of the Springfield I'nion Office. 12 cents per pound. piano tuning. gained an analysis of the stomach of the late Mr. ( ( '. ments have been of an inferior Shaw. This line pair of colts are by Gen. Withers, ON PIirrAlUXti XIIE ROPY generally tire of the in armchairs with- promising young men and a horn musician. ami C'olcord afterward married a native belle. Beal, of ( will he remembered lii> population globe Union, who it character, pretence of civil service re- dam Danville each stand 10-1, color The oflire of the (Mass.) I'nion was The Ladies’ Belief Corps, of this city, has eon- One da\ in met for in its limits, allowing each person a space of by lloy. They Springfield, the street-of Honolulu C'oleord died a short time after iniri.il. however, it was found that her form has been as the shallowest h\- burned afternoon Mareli 7 and six of Mr. F. F. of this on tl ago immediately exposed thirteen feet. a rich chestnut, and about iJon lbs. each. Wednesday tributed s?3ns t.• the Soldiers’ Monument fund, lin- Crowley, dry, slipped a man who had been d up from the wreck some was afterward- arms and other of her were weigh the Five others were pick' drinking whiskey, which portions body procrisy, resulting in the most inefficient | employes perished. badly sidewalk last week and his dhow went through a are of and action and can net from fairs, ie., the of a vessel a -hurt time before, w ho claimed to to wa- also bruised and there was a bad*wound Does the Courier propose to furnish the They superior style injured, one of them fatally. The lire iii proceeds given by corps. thought he poisoned. The liquor shockingly public service offered for thirty years. The caught window in < the room and with such Well ladies. Baker \ bhaies store. His hand was bail from Maim*, and on investigation oleord examined and was found in both. at the bridge of her nose. This at once aroused entire work of show a three minute clip in harness. We were mailing spread rapidity dime, strychnine the administration has been armchairs i that about discovered that the former home of foul and officers were sent thirty of the occupants of the upper cut by contact with the broken glass, and bled >•> stranger's The will of the late ( apt. Noah has -u-pieioiis play hostile to the interests of New also shown a 2 year old colt owned by L. Ilayford, Mr. II. at O'Connell's Emery notably part of the were cut off from escape Ralph llowesgavea supper w as in Sanford, and that hi- name was Thomp- been tiled at the Probate ( ourt at for, and at three o'clock this afternoon building by profusely that a serious was feared. Bangor. By Deputy England. The wishes of Congress to promote of Belfast; color a rich chestnut, stands 15 2. This stairs. Some over the to his fellow members of the XII. injury Hap was who was dismissed from jthc escaped by climbing Saturday night son, and that lie his tColcord's) old Sheriff Hill and Coroner Carver arrived on the Capt. Bryan, « it provisions £30.000 are left to his widow, £10.- our commercial interests, the Polly I roof f an others were taken pily a surgical examination that rh<- by encouraging colt is llamldetonian Chief, dam adjoining building, Club, in honor of his recent it was a proved si huolmaster. ( oleord's -••cue. with Drs. and of promising by out b\ marriage, Thompson brought ooo to each of three sisters, Mrs. S.-wall, Mr-. together Thayer Hill, ocean mail service, have been the Salvation Army for wearing a bustle, has i the firemen through window s, while others wound was a one. boldly disregard- Tins colt is affair. trilling, although /<•! four children to thi- to »e educated. an Waterviilc. made an of the Crazy Kate, by Harry B., by Dirigo. jumped to the in that death very pleasant country Doddard and Mr-. Bilker, and income of They inspection eel and thwarted by a refusal to use subsidies started an of her own in Little Falls, j ground, way meeting to army '*i‘ serious Rev. Theodore of this 1 ut All four afterward returned Honolulu, £200 a to his Mrs. body and after a careful examination, it was a to a perfect beauty and shows unmistakable points ; receiving injuries. The following is a Daniel of lias shot (.errish, formerly city year stepmother. Lucy specially provided; policy relating the fish- li>t of Robertson, Monroe, and trap w hile ( oleord. after the death of his w ife, re- decided to hold a mortem examination to- New York, and her advent has created a great who Ims bean for the Thayer, of Hampden. The remainder ot his post cries lias been pursued apparently with a secre t of speed. A horse owned by Mrs. denny Otis, of ped fifteen foxes, thirty muskrats, live minks and past three -cars pasloi turned to Maine and married again. One of his i- left to hi- wife. morrow morning, and ascertain whether the to bustle there. In one sense, with it THE DEAD. one loon, and a cousin of his has taken as the Foss Street property purpose promote the welfare of the British Capt. Polly, Belfast, is of style and action, is 7 years many Methodist ehureh at 1 >i«!• ii sons the la-t now is a were to superior more. Commercial. by marriage leading drug- Last fall Herbert Lord, a of Lebanon. injuries sufficient cause death. Dominions rather than our and to crown j H I. doubling, .T2, foreman [Bangor his boy own; ! is bustles to the front, but she continues to stands 1050 and can show a composing-room, concludes pastorate this year and n.a-.ine- in Mass. old, 15.2, weighs lbs., Mr*. Hattie K. editor. gist Lynn. Maine, struck Willie Davis, of the same town, the monument of folly, whatever power the* 1 j Farley, The Lend A Hand of the North Church THE CORONER wear hers in the usual 2.40 with ease. The bro« d Mi" Society pastor of the Methodist < inch in l•..r» with an in the Davis died place. clip mare Clarissa, own- Gertie Thompson, is, proof-reader. leading miKTEI I K DOWNS \ apple temple. President, his cabinet and his fol- YIKOINIAN. Mugwump ( F. will meet at the next at*2 i- M land. Mr. Hcrrish is now hours later, it i» said a- the result empanelled a and Warren's have ed A. A. Littlefield, is S old, color brown, Brow'll, 2‘2, compositor. parsonage Saturday delivering hi> vv hot twenty-four immediately jury lowing possessed lias been exerted to place by years W. F. of Me-sr-. Houtelle and O'Ferrall had a was Ilovey Boston, iM, compositor. and the Rev. R. T. will address them passage of the blow, after several months inaction testimony taken in part. His story was the* of our stands and 05o lbs. a pastor, Hack, ure “The War as seen a>oldier," in-idl'. rcid products agriculturists, mechanics, "Neal Di.w not to be Bangor’s Mayor” is the 15-1, weighs She shows clear J. i.a/one, compositor. hy on the tioor of tin* House recently, in which Lord was arrested and arraigned for homicide that about S o'clock evening he was laborers and on -‘How to I'se the of the Sunday mills in almost unrestricted com- open gait and is very speedy. This tine mare was brietly Lyes.” parts state. the Maim* Congressman rather worsted the out to his barn when his little came run- of a in the New York Press THE INMI UED. Friday, and held for his appearance before the girl petition with labor and as we caption despatch foreign capital, sired C. M. dr., No. 22, dam Almont. A We have seen no report in the Boston papers of 11. 15. .X I. H. Kills, Belfast, find 'he- ini'! an-1 man from Virginia. Tin subject of debate at the next term of the ning out and said there was something the find this the result of the Portland by Clay, by F. G. Fusworth, abe.ut IS. clerk in ; grand jury Supreme purpose formulated in the Mills tariff announcing election. counting- nrotllahle. have tvv Mu- was the Alabama contested election, and Mr. matter with li< r mother. very flue horse owned by Mrs. Laura G. room. the disposition of the Abner Gilmore case, but ry They -.-nty-ii\c |.-i. C ourt ot York Lord got bonds. Filtering the house bill, which takes the duties our carriage county. protective off No. and as made other and high grades, some weighing i.V* l .. O'Ferrall. m tin* course of his had on a Portland, Bangor well, Thomas Donahue, learn from sources that the matter was | remarks, At he found his wife the kitchen floor in ter- of stands b>oo compositor. set- ■ the annual meeting of the stockholders of wool, manufactured sleeper, Belfast, 15-3, weighs ins., private feed is two ••!' i-.r ■ hay, potatoes, grain, lime, H. H. Myrick, in the K. II. Smith Co. per day pounds 'nay spoken of Lincoln signing the rible lit. He took her in his and tried to ; arrangements. employed one < ■ emancipation the Bodwdl Dranite Company, in Bockiand. lap lumber, etc., exposing our population to the color brown, and can road ten miles an hour with tled out of court and Gilmore discharged. and peek of roots to the lh-i k »n t!■ i- f.Pm ••with hand.” Mr. bold her but so were I (>ur II. N. I*, writes made vv proclamation hesitating Tuesday, March l»th. the following board of violent her struggles that free in our own markets of the case. A horse owned A. A. Littlefield Springfield contributor, have steady growth all inter e ml competition Dirigo by The board of Aldermen had a very quiet time Houtelle rushed to the defence of Lincoln, ami directors was chosen: Deo. M. Brainerd. Fran- she threw him to the floor three times. Final- under date March Slli: “The sun never went dow n that have come tiuis far arc very lint. I »id\ nm subjects of Great Britain on our northern bor- The town of Melrose, Mass., has refused to is a horse, stands 15 2, color m as lie had ti e hard facts on his side had no cis S. lie her on the and after about an superior carriage last week in revising the voting list. About 100 mals. Regularity In feeding, ua Cobh. E. P. Walker. John Lowe; F. ly placed bed, der. 599 in this fair city on such a scene of woe as last in w as grant liquor licenses by a vote of to The brown, 1000 can road 10 miles an hour light feeding of* roots t< B> u,t i- w--, difficulty showing that tln*rc no hesitancy Walls. E. H. Jo-. F. Bodwdl.- At a hour sic down. He then held her weighs lbs., names were taken off, twenty-lour added, and daily, Lawry, quieted i> it matter of wonder that citizens of New Those who witnessed tin* terrible Hock. Maine Farmer. in Lincoln's act and that it was rformed after at Boston Record this action will do the with and is of and action. night. spectacle any pt meeting of the directors same Deo. M. again and finally about 9.20 o'clock they both in says ease, splendid style many from one ward to another. day England flag their attachment found support of men and women changed Thirty mature deliberation. lie demolished retired, -lie to About o o'clock The last two horses jumping forty feet to the brick j The other one of the little hit' ! Finally Brainerd was elected president: Francis Cobb, going sleep. of such an administration? Is it not rather more town more than £5.000 in advertb- mentioned an* for sale. We voters died last ear. day pa-t -aid with good .-pent his opponent the remark that this he awoke and to Mrs. War- pav emeut, and over and o\ er in their terri- «► Virginia vice president; E. II. Lawry. treasurer and morning spoke surprising that they have not turned their back also saw a very fine yearling colt owned by Hiram rolling Inscribed “l all,” placed in the 1*. -\C't.- indi rush in where w ! »»g. ••Thingunimies hat-you-may- ren. but she did not He spoke again ble descent, like wads of thrown from a Waldo Lodge of Odd Fellows has ordered It.- secretary. reply. upon it before and in greater numbers? The Kills, of Belfast, lids colt- was >ired by Thomas paper cate a registered letter, was prc'enre-! at the -h ;i\ eall-tm.- fear to tread.” This is an and there was no his hand ingenious Seth B «gvrs, a retired master, answer,*placed up* results in Portland, great height, and then with fid 1 force on trustees to demand of the owner of City Block Captain ship Batin Lewiston, Gardiner, Carlisle he General Withers, dam «»f Thomas striking window, and with ;i \va\eof his hand in the adaptation of a proverb .-<> a- to soften the died of March sth. at Bath, aged on her bods and tound her cold in death. The “arc to the by cry paralysis Ellsworth, are not mere accidents, but effects people arousing every year the will never the No words that a lire escape be placed in that building as the blunt, and libellous Carlisle the famous brood mare Alice, dam of colt, sidewalk, forget sight. direction -d the money --rdcr --lliee Postma-trr Kil- unparliamentary qualities eighty-two. At twenty-six he was master of A M SPICRH S CIItCCMSTANCE more or less due in each case to the causes to of law The fire and loss of life encroachments the organized liquor inter- can express theTmrror of it, and those who saw it requires. Springfield of the original and yet retain its effectiveness. a as by Morrill horse, he Gen. Knox. gore remarkevl ‘•Hand it in to Woodcock.” I in* ship, lie sailed captain for thirty-fix wa« which we have referred. The Democratic by that the floor in the kitchen, where the est,” the Boston Advertiser. can never has been taken as a warning. [Portland Advertiser. in The of Portland and New says with other horses owned Mr. say they forget it. 1 thank God 1 did '•Call" was at tin* bookstore i«i year- employ was found, had been party of Maine is in a shattered state, from |Troutbrook, by presented M p. body evidently washed not lucre a msackeemem in the >ieven-ox case. York ship owners. He was of one of which an is is advertised for sale at auction in get sooner. I saw the helpless, bleeding The of the Penobscot salmon captain this morning, all the other floors being dirty, early recovery impossible. Shaw, Boston, petition fishermen, Woodcock, who couldn't see tin point. The mat The vessels that carried corn from New York To The Atlanta Constitution calls Mr. bodies .j'ted into the ambulances and Arguments in the Stevenson manslaughter and the bed clothes had been carried ofl’ and (Dem.) March 14. Ed.j tenderly asking the right to fish unmolested, w as presented ter was finally explained and satisfactorily a-Hii't- cast* Ireland at The time of the great famine. The and were concluded aft.Ho p. m.. March 7 and could not be found when the otlicers came. Democratic measure to Mills "a glittering ass.” patrol wagons, carried to the morgues, and to the Governor and Council yesterday, li was ed. (Mu* of the Mocks of ever supplementary at 3.15 the case went to the largest granite jury. Thursday Warren sent for his brother and his wife the Texas and tariff that was for me. 1 was on to the more than fioo in soars- has been taken out of tin* Hallo- early Arkansas bill, by which it BUCKS 1*0RT TROTTINO STOCK. enough my way signed by people Belfast, Mr. when the court the quarried ju-t in t?it' wi The SR K. Charles F. t.inn, recently r pil- morning opened jurors morning, and they re at the house Biddeford i> the onlv Democratic in cdffihrial rooms of the I'nion when well It is tin* base for the John Went- is to reduce the internal. revenue city Urias Smith has a tine colt, out of a the alarm port, Stockton, Islesboro, Northport and Lincoln- were in their scats. The Chief Justice* said: quarry. the The little had been sent proposed very good ed hy a fall, made his appearance on tin 'tu- t during day. girl llamldetonian Chief. sounded. Had 1 not been worth monument at Chicago. This block is of some Maine. young mare, by detained by a friend 1 ville. “Mr. Foreman. 1 understand that you are un- away. Warren has not borne an over good S25.OOO.OO0, is in keeping with the Demo- last week... Mr. W Tuttle and s \\ Mat taws dres-cd granite, and tm-a-ured is feet should most able to a verdict.” The Foreman square d. F. Moses owns a nice colt, out of a f:i-t undoubtedly have been in the top agree upon reputation and hi* neighbors do not speak in cratic policy. The tax on tobacco is taken off very Mr. 1. V. Miller, of tills the champion check ill last week have recovered .Mi' ami two feet thick. It N so large that it could Grant’s ? city, reported replied that such was the case and the jury was the bc» i- therefore discharged. It is understood they years of age. about 110 and Newspaper aster occurred. Mr. the who i- now at will be sent weighing pounds, Thomas 11. Swazey has a very line colt called Goulding, foreman, -i on completed the quarry, tinues the w eek closed a series of four games, thn ugh ly ill last week, hut is improving-... II I kc stood tin.* first ballot nine for acquittal anil the neighbors he has treated her in a cruel of the manufactur- a played water the St. Lawrence lakes. say monopoly large “Bex” out of Lexington mare, by llambleionian lost his life in his desire to save others, was one of by by and gnat The W aterville Mail has a new and is evi- with .1. A. of u u p three for conviction and no change was ever manner. One about two months she ers. while it press, Chief. the mails, Mr. Meehan, Orange, Mass., was contined to the In-use a part of la s{ .k h Tin shaft i- 50 at day ago, benefits the Southern planters nature’s and his is made on feet long and six feet -qtinre as noblemen, earnest Christian life the subsequent vote. It is doubtful if appeared at the neatest neighbor's : dently prospering it deserves. winning two games w ith two draws. Mr. Miller is a severe cold hut he is now out. R W l»‘ the base. whose product is suitable or for Will Lee prohaldy owns the best trotting horse well in bis heroic death. another trial is ever had and tin* matter will only mainly exemplified to and is to be The traces of some IN IIER STOCK INC FEET The Aroostook is in ihis town, and there are who think that ready play any one, yet vanquished. Kstp, was sick last week, but is again at j in be Mr. Stevenson and mysterious pre-histojic manufacture into or tobacco. Republican, recently enlarged, people probably dropped. family smoking chewing he can out foot horse in Orlaiul mile 2 W. of the are often found in ami u ith a shawl ever was now an another increase of size. any track, A well dressed Swedish lainc from rheu- of business—Mrs. B. ( onaut vv ho iaid left at noon for their home in C occupation country her head. She evi- eight page sheet, >> tramp, Hangor linton*. The tax is on ill 2 or 2 ill 5 to 11 •-11 or w;i '■-< ,n various of the state, and are of retained the Northern product of Waldo County (.range. for several is -t* f\--m Hooker, the who wa- with the part- especial dently laboring under great fear and said she came to tow n and asked assist- weeks, improving ...hv, Lilly girl tramps Of the Baltimore Sun it is said that it is “clean, matism, Thursday interest to Tin* most recent dis- wanted them to hide her from her leaf which is suitable for As Deacon owns a bred at co when set tire to the was taken antiquarian-. husband cigar wrappers. Tilodgett Kentucky mare, ance. lie said lie had been in this but six Mrs. lieu. F.. Brackett Portland they buildings, honest, able and brilliant." No in this coun- A special meeting of Waldo County Grange was country to Fort Fairfield covery is in the vicinity of Morse pond in the who had threatened to kill her. to paper Magnet, daughter of “North star Matnbrino” and Friday. She was formerly They kept spirits it is claimed that the bill i- drafted in and was from New Sweden in able .Mr. R. Frank Pierce is c.-ntia. t-« the town of Cutler. It is a massive work of. a better “Modoc Maiden,' from which lie has a very hold with Dirigo Grange at Freedom, March r»th. months, recently with a in that before she ran the woman, but at about 1L o'clock at*night, try enjoys reputation. family place away the interests of the liliev called to house hy illness.... Mr. Heorge K. Brack- ti t. over MOO feet and of Warren took a whiskey ring and of the promising bay Daisy, by “llamhletoii- The was and attendance The this state. Ho want* d to go Massachusetts, ami to Portland. Her experience should be a les- masonry long varying fence rail, broke in the win- day pleasant good. Carroll L. son of Levi X. of ian Chief” (Belfast). lined to his house illness — I. M. B« m thickness. Tile materia! consists of an I dow- of one that it is in the Brown, Brown, the towns the liver him by apt. son to her to stay in a good place when she ba- large of the lower rooms, jumped into moonshiner; interest of large meeting was called to order by the Worthy Master up passed along, dropping small boulders, from the Farmington, foreman of the Franklin Journal, for- man is on the sick list. it. brought neighborhood the apartment and demanded his wife. She distilleries and oppressive to those who have Capt. i. Grant, of this village, lias a large stable and after the opening exercises the minutes of last him in the next town. After a night’s lodging he for a distance around. Tin* of went home in was full of horses and ami it is sale to that quite scarcity with him and afterwards claimed published Farmington, among the colts, say < a small merly were read and Seven in took the road for Rockland. IT'.ksosal. 11. N. Banca-h I n in SEEING INIo A MILLSTONE. small boulders and stones in the neighborhood only capital invested in the distilling among them there arc some of the best read- meeting accepted. granges that -lie had no recollection of her visit to the killed in the Springfield horror, lie leaves a wife very ers in the His horses have that Waldo were also Knox, Ken his usual health this winter Im: h i- tcmaincd hi < of the pond confirms this theory of artificial neighbor's, fled from her own house af- business; that it imposes a burdensome county. long country represented; Governor Marble made a number of nominations ongresstnan Dingley’s eye-sight i> wonder- having petty and one small child. swift a ten s stride that insures milt* gait on a da\ door- the most sever- w at1 •, he construction. ter assaulted a man who nebee and counties. Sister Ayer come for during lie-ay fully well preserved for anew-paper-tnan of being by young hoard- tax of one dollar upon small the Lovers of a horse should look into Androscoggin March 7th, which would up confirmation dealers, only We ha\e received the lirst journey. good Detective Power** of Halifax, N. S.. who ed there. The man was and second issues of is t _ -I w hi* age? and yet he evidently don't see every- young arrested oil of his stable. [Bueksport Clipper. gave an address of welcome in poetry, to which at the session of the Governor and Council “past sixteen and finds it be.-t arrested Frank ( the Saco default- object which appears to be to give employ- yester- that He has la-eii in McNeally. complaint of Warren. the oid Town Enterprise, a newspaper, Miss Mabel (.'onant ha> lvtui ... ’»• thing transpires. Wash- weekly (in the absence of Sister Bowen) Bro. J. Perley those of local interest are the follow- 1 t er, in a Halifax hotel last December, short!v ment to the internal revenue day. Among seven without seen a large force, much at Old Town C. W. editor ington years having published by Robbins, The choir furnished excellent music. Justices of the Peace and L. li land, where she has been a!' winter at the art under the inlluenee of after his arrival from Europe on the -team-hip of which will be rendered The Early Settlers of Prospect. responded. ing: IJuormn— congressman liquor. Fire in Camden. unnecessary if the and It to be true to its name >"< •. has been t<» Biddeford with a view Heavy proprietor. promises The as to location of grange was school of the Portland t ..f Art t'apt.lL That is and it no means Polynesian, .ptestion county Bow ler, Palermo ; William P. Sprague, Islesboro. remarkable; yet by reductions in the tax shall be OF to tin* reward offered the Saco proposed effect- and thus will merit the success we wish it. 1114TOUY liENJ. l*AltTHIlM.;K AM* FAMILY. on Noon recess. Music. Recitation W. Warren, of Sehr. A 11 t■ 1, e.tuu ie la-t follows that congressmen never drunk. obtaining by oi»l> I KI.I.uWS AND MASONIC HALLS Hl’llNKD. laid the table. Trial .Justice—Samuel G. Norton. Palermo. Fish get no and Biddeford Savings Institution for the de- ed, portion of which, however, it is Jtenj. Partridge was born in March 17, week for a hriet visit Mt-* liu-.-te w ho Some people go to Portland on business or Tin; TOWN HOOKS DKSTHOYKl). pro- Last week's issue of the Piscataquis Observer Prospect by Sister -Jennie .Johnson- Question: Resolved, and Game Wardens—s. B. Morgan, Or land; Geo, Banks, faulter’s arrest. The bank will not the re- 179a. He 1 w pleasure, and spend davs and weeks in various pay < postal 1*v the bill, shall be dismissed. of married Hannah Ames, bis first wife, that decorative art has become a In our has spent the winter It,.-ten -th l sister, ie ward to him, and it is that legal amdkn, March 13. Fire broke out at mid- contains the valedictory Edes Barrows. Af- necessity Alexander. North Haven. of the probable steps _ portions city without chancing to see a Dee. 31, ISIS, and settled in what was the old Sister Vose. Sisters turned home last Mi*- Bank- > i- lien will be taken b\ bim recover it. in ter giving the early history of the paper they say : homes. Alt'., Bro. Perley; neg., Saturday under the inlluenee of to night Henry Knight's building occupied by single person liquor- Centre District. Here he built a and Some of our local horsemen feel like a Non Our Rhode Islan 1 sends a “There are who think the busi- log house, Ayer, Bellows, Stone, Crosby, Mitchell and Gor- kicking offered yositi* while others, on a tour of investigation, in a a "lore, town office and Odd Fellows* Hall, correspondent people newspaper four later a frame house. Ilis first wife boro themselves to think that they have n«»t utilized the Mass..... Mrs. L-tiu-r Cartel u> A M:- K.nr, u It It see correction ness is the one business that can lie years don. and Bros. Bellows and Clement took part in single evening anywhere from to a which were and also concerning the recent outrages in easily managed fifty destroyed, Johnson him thirteen the harbor has a Horded for for B 1 ..i.tnie.- II llovv hundred drunken men. and all Death of Wiiiiam II. and that it is a children—seven sons and si\ daugh- the discussion. The and Use of trotting park several Monday Newyort. and boys girls.’of Emperor Knight's East Greenwich, which l« In effect that the without experience, very easy topic, Making adjoining hardware store and Masonic The llrst team on the n ...»• v ages and conditions in lif*-! The truth is. some ters, all of whom lived to be .‘>1 years of age. six bv weeks past. ** i.. Lmieiield.of thi* eity. attend the K The of died last first were thing to start one, but a great many have learned Superphosphates, was opened llro. Clifford of nglits see much a Emperor German} Friday Hall building. The reports somewhat exaggerated. down tin* people further into millstone than building adjoining, of the* seven sons were masters of and 1 Baker’s, who drove bay Friday to see a and has been succeeded his occupi- to their sorrow that the experience of Darius vessels, Androscoggin county, followed by Bros. Ayer, ball at Lewiston thi* evening M .1 others. News. morning, by son*, There can be no doubt as to the of the Tcmyla^ [Bridgton ed a blaek>mith and be- origin doubt if other in Maine lias raised about out a channel, and after- Mrs. W. II. and Mr. and Mr- \ *ph the Crown Prince Frederick William’under the by carpenter's shop, Green is not confined to those who any family .Johnson, Smith and Bowen of Waldo county, and cutting Saturday Kogler, II insinuations that entirely attempt of III. poison and powder were so masters of noon Dr. G- 1’. Lombard and Mr. Geo. i>. THE SKA SEHI'ENT AGAIN. title Frederick longing to Johnson Knight, is burning now. to fly.” many of vessels, the thirteen Crosby and Mi da of Kennebec. Select reading Bailey rett, of thi* city, drove to Uoekland Monday Ft« first stated. Prospect; rises; 2d, report of granges; 3d, music; 4th, built last ha? been for and the as far as Cape Halter'as to w ateh ami report on th* he was operations culminating name they have selected for their [ Temple year paid potted that J00 feet long. Mr. Staples ing to Johnson Knight and one to Henry Knight. organizations. Caroline, wife of Peter died in From this time on his life was devoted to war- Boston Journal. Ellis, California; by Lecturer; 5th, the topic: Resolved, that movement' of mackerel, l a -t sue n one ot the old settlers of Me., used The tii e is to have started in Leach [ Worthy association i> out of debt, with money in the treas- migratory I'ro-pcet, fare. supposed wife of Richard died in We Sarah, Hayes, Lowell, the interests of farmers demand that the tile ti ill! of St. Lawrence, eoa-t.- of N. w I, ui m I hi n '. to say before he died that in 17s<». as a schooner A Young's store, Odd Fellows' build- publish on the fourth page the call for a A backward movement in and present ury. The following were elected directors Hiram In 1*50 Frederick W illiam I\\, child- variety queer public being Mass. of to American industries should .. was in the one of these enormous ing. and quickly communicated to all National morals, is the formation in this system protection II. s. Labrador and Anticosti were -xpl o« d W i lying hay. less, decreed that Prince AVilliam should he parts. Anti-Saloon Republican Conference private attempted Chase, N. F. Houston, 1.. Kilgore, II Math- creatures over it between the masts. The were Leach A State of‘‘Personal Liberty Clubs.” Be it said to of those now A. settled in Belfast, be and that the tariff on leaped occupants Young, Young's in living Joseph perpetuated agricultural ews and llohcrt Hiram ( ha-«• wa» eh et visited Funk Islands where the r.•mail,- 11.• called Prince of Prussia ami he heir >.«» the New York city April 1* and Iff The “Anti- the credit of the of the State, the “order” Burgess. The men ran into the hold for fright, and the market, town offices, offices of Drs. Stone and people lie has followed the sea 38 years, been master of be To be throne. In less than the became Saloon" has made hut little The products should increased. opened by ed I. M. Boarduian, treasurer, and A ( great auk ate found. Mr. 1 tica-, an -i-t, of the sunk the vessel "one 10year* prince Wheeler. No insurance. Johnson movement was largely provoked by headway. principal objects president, weight serpent Knight’s seem the seven different made 32 to the monarch of a powerful nation, despite the of the movement to be free rum, and wip- vessels; voyages Bro. 1. C. Libby, followed by Bro. Learned, Mur secretary. who us on the trip, -ay tl !••■ ! a* streak.” The schooner was of about eighteen Masonic building, was occupied 1. M. the and vast financial and Burgess, accompanied of by growing arrogance ing out of the American sabbath. That principle 'Vest Indies, IS and 3 to the tons. grumblings Europe. hardware, loss estimated European voyages, ray. Smith and others; (Jth, music; 7th, noon re- more auk bones and skeletons than tin- whole Strong, at S3,000; T. of (or the want of principle) is as old as sin itself; j In the final conflict for supremacy between political power the banded liquor interests South Atlantic. Albert T. settled in Lowell. Mass. Mrsic in Tilt: schools. Mr. school II. Hunt, law office and Masonic Hall. Johnson and law-breaker, who is in favor of the most cess; sth, music: bth, recitations by sisters Lulu Haney, world can produce." W> Imp. uv .on mb- rHAT-ILK 01 Till-: LITTLE ONE'S. Austria and Prussia. William took an ac- and every j King and insurance on has “come to stay." It will gain new unrestrained would feel He was master of the bark Emma T. with tin* advice of the 'committee, has tive Knight, Henry Knight's the “personal liberty,” perfect- Partridge, Ward and Mice Cornt’orlh; 10th, essay by sister agent, may give us an account of that interesting :-ip, part, and proved himself an iron soldier. in such a club. One of the teachers in the three buildings is s 12.000. The Methodist power and fresh from each successful ly at home [Maine Farmer. and is now of the Merrimae House of some musical charts, and in future music west side Gram- When the war of 1*70 was finished he rode in impetus proprietor llurriman; 11th, declamation by Sidney Dodge. bought and also something about the artim ;ai pi pi-:. < hureh took lire several hut was out. mar School recently asked one of her in in Pari* times, put of the The of the of the “Personal Lowell, Mass. Arietta I)., married C. H. Sher- L. M. will be taught in the city schools, l’ortlanu, Ban- ! tion of fish. pupils triumph for the third time and upon of development practical idea- that control attempt organizers Bellows, Secretary. the class in to a sentence The cause the fire is unknown. grammar give with a his return to Merlin, in June, 1*71. he was no the Liberty League," in Belfast, to have a similar lea- man, her second husband, and settled in gor, Lewiston, Auburn, and many other towns are movement. Lowell, MtiriMM. Irt’.M-, J clause in it. The little fellow after a gue formed in Bangor, has not been successful. Cap-. John went to thinking longer King of Prussia, but Emperor of l uited Mass. Hannah J. married Geo. and settled using these charts with excellent success. Bangor few moment- the of the Boston Ayers tutting Out the Harbor. to raised his hand and said. “I’ve Germany. Generalities. Says Bangor correspondent Boston Friday take .ynuaml of Sehr. I a: n A one." The Globe; “The respectable men in Bangor, who arc in Jamaica Plains, Mass. Ellen E., w idow of the adopted them last fall as an experiment and ai the got "Well. Johnny” said the teacher, In 1S2U AA'iiiiam married eldest President, of the liclfast Personal Liber- Gorham, of this city sehr. l’ena from New Augusta, in the habit of drinking occasionally, have not late General Agent Austin of tlie Boston and recent the committee asked the "w hat is it!'” "The cat ran away.” said Johnnv. yet Charles E. Grifliu, of Belfast, is now settled Bangor examination pupils daughter of the Puke of AVeiinar. Hi* domes- April 5, will he Fast in Mass- ty Club is quoted as saying that “the clubs will the requisite amount of courage to step out before York foi xiv ,-uinali. an I -.hr* !Tc*< :r ||. i,,» there’s no clause there.” Thursday, Hay in steamship line was in Belfast last week and author- if wanted to the music "No, sir," ‘•Why. "Yes’m there tic life has been such as to endear the and their names to a which Lowell, Mass. they give up always him- achusetts. ask the to a public place paper and Nellie S Bickering from Ni w ^ ..rk t-i Kith. is,*’ said "hasn’t the cat claws political parties advocate license ized Mr. F. W. Pote to $50 towards a fund for Johnny, got P’ self to the German indicates that they are topers and cannot stand it Benj. Partridge's second wife was the widow give was the prompt reply. The Whig says "Music people. andina. arrived at their of destination last [Bangor Whig. The Labor in Vermont was beat- law. If refuse a third will lie to la* cut olV from their drinks a out Belfast harbor and Mr. W. port* party badly they party daily by prohibit Pliilbrick of Belfast, and by her he had four child- rutting bay. Geo. goes into the home, the Sunday school and the A little Augusta girl who is the en in the town elections. torv law.” week after'piiek passage* Mr t.eorgi-W (..,•■ beginning formed." The Democratic State Committee has Gorham, Baker A Shales, Swan A Sibley Bros., The children of the was In liitiKK. Tin; Suliivan-Mitehell light took ren—two sons and two of w hom are church to bless and elevate. study of grammar asked. "What part of daughters—all ham has eiiartered sehv. Kan ;ii A Cditli and w on the grounds of the Baron been asked to favor the of a Ben 1 lazrltine, ( ritehett A Sibley and other ship- little or no instrue speech is friend*” "A relative was plane* training England uses 70 pounds of sugar per capita adoption license living. Clarictta married Hosea B. Littlelield and poor, who would otherwise get pronoun” Fish and load her with potatoes t- N. w ^ ok. Tlie Kinnic the Hothsehild, near (,'reil. The contest en«l«*u in to tin: I'nited States 50 FBhlng. pers contributed and in a short time $300 wen quick reply. "Why do you cull it a relative pounds. plank by the convention and has refused. The settled in ; Alice married ( harles Hatch tioti, lind an opportunity in the public schools to a draw till Prospect A LI it It ha* Uo.-n ih.oi.v n. :. win; a I asked the teacher. "Because after rounds. Mitchell improved at raised. the work of out pronoun,” rela- of the State t ommitlee to of Morrill and settled in Stockton ; Saturday morning cutting some of that art w hich is recog- the linish, but the referee declared a draw. The Canadian government has determined to reply Republican An interesting article on the smelt fishery is pub llervcy married gain knowledge is now at the wharf b ! eI:ug >ehr Kmoo M. tives are friends, aren’t they :’’ under the of Mr. Charles [Kennebec was no further aid to such a is not a matter lisheil in the Maine news on the first Sarah A. Littlelield of Waldo and settled in Pros- began management nized as among the first in All civilized nations. Journal. The light a desperate one. Both received grant immigrants. proposition of specula- page.' r, of S itialhaveu, l la-t week I Baker. MrKeen A Perkins, four horses with four L>yi report* ivi fearful black •yes and were tion. pect, and w ho is lives in Cali- severely punished A serious •J. II. Sanborn of Vinalhaven is making arrange- George, unmarried, been sold to lYliobseot has !.»•« n to split in the ranks of the Knights of ice and men made tin- A Belfast Man in I'tah. Mr A. K. Carter, pall-os. Jill Ell BENNETT'S THoCSANDS. .Mr. KuiiduH's tariff bill is made public. It ments to locate a large tish at Matinicus this fornia. and Amos plows twenty-live up Labor is announced in trap Benj. Partridge Partridge, Gloucester, Ma-s., and take! to that j- >t. 1 A takes off the entire internal revenue tax on to- Pennsylvania. t crew. were at the of Belfast, writes us from Salt Lake City, There i- a belief entertained bv many oming spring. w ere the fathers of :n children. working (iperations begun edge formerly strong The for (Jen. C. P. Jlattocks be- brothers, J. Fred *■ I hi,. --id* bacco, fruit brandies and alcohol used in the A Catholic, sympathy He is in the real estate Webster hav at B: t in that, Dr. Weed’s priest in New York has been sus- have <>f the ice just above the wharf at tlie the land of the Mormons. people Newport admitting cause Two steamers been despatched by the New Northport sciences, and reduces the tax on 00 on account of his of tlie failure, through no fault of which have beim wap a w pi g.-i ,.f ; connection with the crime, Peter Bennett’s whisky pended friendship for Hr. Me- his, foundland government to Fortune to and a channel ten rods and loan business, the linn being Barnes A Carter. ltay prevent Mr. A. who this ramp ground, wide started cents a ll revises the tariff and a of Joseph Partridge, contributes for some time for ■. t t robbers had -till another and that gallon, puu Ctlynn. the Winslow Packing Company is wide- the sale of bait t<* Frenchmen. He "Sinee I left Belfast I have been in Mon tl.. ;,| t f: l;. accomplice number of wanted which narrowed as they proceed up the river. says lie was in large articles on the free list. sketch, published the number of masters of Bella-!, ill 1 ha l somebody the village and now has spread, and we to see it take such New Mexico. ( ali Condon, ali < Horatio li. Heed, late of the nth Artillcrv. Mr. Thomas J. Potter, Vice President and hope practical Mr. Klisha Oaks, superintendent of Johnson & of vessels raised in The steamer Rockland rendered valuable assist- tana, Idaho, Nevada, Arizona, the stolen money in his possession. Sheril! 'apt. the old ( outre district, and charter* d coal from B U.S. died last week at general of the Union Pacific form that he will be able to continue a business Young’s lobster pound at Vinalhaven says he lm? foraia and and of all these I like toearry Brown and Maloney have been to New- A., Togus, Me., aged 55. Manager Railway, sent some notes to which Mr. Freeman ance for four hours in towing out ice cut by the I’tah, places Deput y is dead. shipped four hundred barrels of lobsters to the Partridge south side of Cuba ! -! T'- pi r ton. *, lie served io (irittiu's old battery, was wound- which inis benefited our farmers and and in off sections. A I'tah the best. Take it the year round the climate port hunting for evidence in the case. Bennett, greatly firm since January 5th. has added, making the follow ing list of crew, breaking large chan- ed at Bull Hun. served as at Fortress shipmast- Odd, ( apt Wade. B. iia-t with a full it is said, believes that there was an adjutant fishermen. The farmers lose the nel one mile was cut and when the crew left is better here than in California, and the future attempt Monroe Chief Arthur *ays there is serious danger of nothing by ers, with the heads of their families: long a when Jefferson Davis was a The Boston Journal reports that the lobsters on respective arrive*I at Camden 1'h and i- w aitn g fo- made year ago by Dr. Weed and two New prisoner a strike off work were Little of Salt Lake are. better than ol and had control of the Carolinas widespread among the engineers and failure, which the Fairfield Journal says was Massachusetts shores are exterminated, and Jotham 3; Amos s. s. Saturday night they opposite prospects City fany York crooks, to rob him. but that the New there, during being Staples, Partridge, *2; ice to out. firemen. that unless are taken for their River. The ice is about ten inches thick and much 1 have visited. Hundreds of people are ar- go became the reconstruction period. After resigning brought about by the malignity of J. Winslow says steps protec- llcngan, 4; Penj. (i; Andrew place Yorkers dissatisfied at the last moment tion, this shell tish will become extinct. Partridge, Grant, *2, front the Doited states lie the staff of it liard and linn. Sunday by keeping near the riving here each week and real estate Is advam ing SlIU Kr Nl MIIKlts VN -t..\S M \ || and refused to do the job. It is generally be- army joined Jt is stated positively in Ottawa that the no- Jones. and by second marriage to Mrs. Iferriman, 5; of the K hedive of and Mollie u lieved that there is some Egypt became Bey Heed. nunion government will on The schooner Adams, the first of the shore teams were driven below the Camp Ground. in value. There w ill lie a boom here the Smith, of It .ek la ml. -hi I ;• 1 -; for mistake regarding the go with the Sault Unfits Littlefield, 1 ; James Mardcn, *2, adopted *2, rapidly .The following is the**latest invention of the >te Gloucester (Mass.) fishing lleet coming to the 'statement that Inspector Byrnes knows Foster Marie Canal. A Waldo man writes from Down- The revenue cutter Woodbury was sent for and coming season. To show you how real estate ad pose of renumbering a. re-nh ,,i>.| ,.i enemy:" The New York Herald’s county waters of Puget Sound, has arrived in Neat Bay, on Capt. Isaac Lanphcr and ( apt. William Mears. as a professional thief. The work at Bennett’s special her arrival forenoon a Three from it is It is that the east: “That ‘Personal business is the straits of Juan De Fuce, 122 days from Glou- Monday necessitated change vances 1 will give you an illustration. Imihlings is meeting with and in -Imrt did not seem to be that of Washington says rumored there that reported sarcophagus of Alex- Liberty’ Total»‘27. professionals. cester. She reports the schooner Webster, of in the programme. A channel four feet wide was weeks our Hrm four house lots at £000 time tlie work wili bi lene Mr. smii Mr. Blaine is to run for Governor of Maine tiiis ander the (treat has beeu unearthed amid the the old railroad in anew ago bought simply light dress.” Montevideo, and other vessels of the fleet en route. BOW DO IN COLLEGE NOTES. summer, and that the will, after his ruins near Saida. plowed out, and the detached ice sunk under the lot. Last week we sold them for #1400 per lot, he limls inueh irregt.iartty ami on u*ioit dm legislature That is the gist of the matter; but we should The experiment of winter fishing In the straitsand per choose him for All In Line Biridefbrd. an ami ii am- a-. v election, senator when Mr. sound have proven a complete success, and a score K.icrpt main ice*, leaving open passage. Into this cut we have since sold them for#isoo per lot, and the present nimihering thru Thu annual exhibition of the AJliletic Asso- The Russian to increase put it in this way: It is an of Frye’s term expires in March. 1SS0.The Admiralty propose simply attempt of and establishments are the drove her at numbers .-o Hi. -mm -nr. * ciation will be in the the canning packing going Hon. J. 11. chairman of the Woodbury bows, breaking down the last owner has ordered us to sell them s2,.">ik» per duplicate Mr Wil- given Town Hall, March Baltic and Black Sea marine forces from a certain to Manley, Republican for the stone work for the sub- few obtain and the up. -■ specifications place power by ice and on either the itv i.'i?- fa ma ■ i'J- The programme includes jumping, vault- 10.000 to 24.000 men. State Committee telegraphed to the New York rolling it out side. The ice cut- lot, which doubtless can be done within ten days liamson, i. basement for the congressional library have same of deceit and ing, bell and ball drills and Indian club exer- system trickery practiced ters could not work fast enough and the same lots last could have been curate and uniform numb ring ..t th .pip been advertised, and quite a large number of Six ton." of dynamite exploding near Rich- Tribune Monday night as follows : Woodbury These September cises. The drills of the classes arc for a in a contest now ended. Acknowledgments. was to wait for them. She ?ar* that the name* !* price New England quarries have signified their in- mond. Ind., killed a man and shook the earth happily The municipal elections held in Augusta, Ban- obliged came into tlie bought for #27.'' each. but the *tre« -im d he cup of silver. tention of bidding on the work, which will fur many miles around. We are indebted to Senator Hale and Congress- gor. Belfast and Biddeford, to day, supplementing ice off Little River and at night was nearly abreast l*f**ted tit the corner* and ha* drawn t! f«>l 1 a" g E. C. ’87, is editor of the Hath held of From March isih to 2’>th Plummer, city amount to the elections last Monday, show the A Week 1’kayer. w nearly §300.000. Among the quar- Maine cities held elections man Millikcn for public documents. Republi- of Cottrell’s shipyard. said that urdinam v. hi. h will b. rebind t.. tin m-w t:v Times. Three members of that class have en- An is to be on Eight March 5th. can column unbroken. Maine Captain Fengar ries are the Co., experiment made the Fourth emphatically repu- will be as a week of the Nation- Quincy Granite the Dodlin had lie known tlie ice was so thick he would not observed prayer by tered journalism. C. B. Burleigh is editor and Avenue Surface Railroad in New York with In Portland, where Neal Dow was the Demo- Our thanks are due State Treasurer E. C Bur- diates, notwithstanding Democratic assertions, the government Granite Co. ot Watervilie, Me., the Vermont al, state and Local W ( T l The call issued by of the Kennebec Journal and J. V. cars free trade heresy of President Cleveland and the have his vessel into it. He was told at Rockland Be it otdaihed by the \\ I* rna-n proprietor Marble Co., two from N. propelled by electricity. cratic candidate for the contest was leigh for a bound copy of his annual report. put Mayor quarries Manchester, Mayor, surrender fisheries of the National W. C. T. I read? I'onntu.n Council *»t the ( ot B. « Lane is city editor of the same paper. treaty Secretary Bayard, that the ice was but four inches thick. ity ;ia-i Ii., and W. H. Strout of Fox Island, Me. The Methodist one of national and declares in unmistakable terms for a Monday assembled. as follows I-ewis A. Burleigh lias been elected University at Mitchell, I>ak., interest. The Prog. Age, of Mr. F. W. Angier, A. G. 1*. A., Brunswick & protec- Bei.ovei* sisters -We rail every union, and Council captain Counterfeit American live tive tariff. The homes of the ice fourteen inches •- dollar silver certifi- was burned March Oth and'ten of the teachers Congressmen Boutelle, Woodbury plowed through woman in our heroic to See.!. Numbers illixed to dw huglma- an 1 of the Freshman base ball nine. this which vaunts its and Western R. R., has sent ns a very tasteful illus- every constituency spend cates have at Out. city, loudly enterprise Reed, and Milliken all give decided Re- most of it was from ten to other and n building lot-.01 ,i,\ apptared Toronto, They and professors were badly injured. Dinglcy thick, although twelve a week in united and special prayer, both public, building* given Prof. G. T. Little will start for the North the of and « are smaller than the and the came out three after these elec- trated pamphlet descriptive The Oglethorpe, publican majorities indorse the National repu- I such a of wisdom and *t »*. t. slia 11 he ot rcgiilai *ei ie- in i, L .< t' 20th of this mouth. genuine engraving ability, days inches. and private, for baptism cattle tation won by these faithful Representatives of and such a forth nortlu rly or easterly cm!.* ol th.-tints wtn.h is poor.A clerk in the employ of B. C. Dins- Fifty-two belonging to Harry Hill, in tions without one word about them. Brunswick’s new hotel, with views of the city, etc. courage upon ourselves, putting In the the party. The Woodbury remained in the lee Monday this run from the watei front, ami at th* nth* more A Soil, one of the hoot and stioe Kent county, Md., have just been <*f divine power as shall be felt in all land. DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES TO ST. LOI.IS. largest slaughtered, From the Book and Job Office comes to » those run matter of news the is as left Register THK RETURNS. The drove the loose ice into Heasons The vear us is one of and castei ly t ds .1 vv hieli sul.-iantiailv | ai firms in Watervilie, has gone wrong. He was being infected with pleuro pneumonia. Prog. Age badly night. easterly gale upon struggli us a and Within these months the allcl to *-d*l water trout, ami tin Mav.o .i d \ The one was as is large finely printed pamphlet containing Bangor. The Democrats made efforts tlie channel and so it about the steamer destiny. temperance Washington correspondent of the Bos- suspected and watched, and day caught the editor when in quest of ollico. desperate packed ilcrmen at their discretion ** tin- Sir John Koss is to succeed Lord Alexander to the but cause "shall be in the very heart jf a mighty con- may gulate n..-d**, ton Itecord "Various bits of the of a sale into his an and valuation of the polls and estates carry city, despite a still hunt, a thor- that she was Immovable. and ordet of Evening says: slipping proceeds pocket. inventory Tuesday morning The test. Then let us plai-e, succession allixing or giving Russell as commander of the British forces in ough canvass and much hard work to get out their pray, New England politics conic floating along these He confessed, and owned that he had Tlie Maine Farmer is not a of the town of Boothbay, April 1st, 1887, with a weather cleared in the First: That our such number*. appropri- North with at political paper, vote, was re-elected a forenoon, and at noon the upon great organization mag America, headquarters Halifax. Mayor Bragg by plurality ac- See. J. The aid A diinan davs. They sav that the slate for democratic ated ill all, at different times, about §300. He statement of the of the come afresh impulse from Heaven: and on every Mayor shall *a*.-e but is found on the side of tlie home and summary standing town, of *219 and live of the seven Aldermen’are Republi- workmen resumed operations, but the snow on to be id ;imt maintained from Maine to the national convention will settle with the firm.Fnder a law dis- good tive worker a new anointing of the Spirit signs piat at the coin* delegates It is reported that the Cour- statement of vessel of in- cans. The surprise of the clay to the Democrats th* Syracuse (N. Y.) morals time. Its brief editorial on the property, recapitulation the ice their progress. The first Second: Tor our unused held to us ol such street.* a* y may deem a lvi*ab!i at St. Louis looks like this: 1, IV, H. covered Barker on the Maine and every was the result of the election in Ward Two w here impeded thing membership Emery; by Lawyer ier lias been purchased a for the t" by syndicate ventory and amount of appropriations at the annual to be done was to release the and this pledge and name, but not consecrated the 2, Arthur Sewall of Bath; 8, E. C. Allen of Massaeiiusetts hooks some of the witnesses of Personal Liberty elsewhere is the Republicans did splendid work and gave Mr. Woodbury, by purpose booming President Cleveland's inter- Club, published, and activities of the work. Let us ask God Law Col'HT. ( Jerk i.i < Lints Wadlin has n W. H. Strickland. William Hen- who came before the Stain-Cromwell trial town It is the most elaborate town report F. O. Beal, the Republican candidate for Aider- no task. The ice was in to spirit Augusta; 4, will, ests. to the meeting. proved easy packed w omen idleness to service point, and will open the eyes of many So to call our own from rental the certificate I ant! rc.-ri in the Clifford is not in the it will be noticed. be entitled to over and the of we ever seen. is owned In man, a of over bis Democratic competi- opinion Ipt nery list, §125 each, cost the have There Boothbay majority such a depth that cutting it out was almost im- Third: For the great body of Christian woman who might otherwise be led into the set tor, a change of 107 votes. The Republicans elect ease of Win. II. Andrew I ( lark A The reason for this is that he has traded off' a trial will run close to M. War- Charles Downes, the missing Insane teller ot trap tons of vessel valued at hood who vet stand afar from this greatest id' mis- K«»glcr\s. §10,000....Angie 4,300.25 property, $137,- live aldermen and the Democrats two, a Republi- possible, and at last powder was used with good for the promise of his ren, wife of Darius M. of Benton, the Castleton. N. Y'., bank, was found dead for them by a few politicians. agencies for the salvation ol our ow n and This was a ease of assumpsit against tin- • 1 -n• I delegateship holding Warren, played-out 028. can gain of one over last year. The vote for results, and at three o’clock in the afternoon the sionary on the national and died in a church at that he shot him- Mayor other rands. place committee, being Monday forcuoou under suspicious cir- place, having was ns follow s: Chas. F. 1027 ; ant as late co partnerlimit the name ot ( lark A Bragg, Rep., Joseph steamer was liberated. In the meantime the cut- allowed to pose as a workingman’s candidate cumstances. Coroner L. D. Carver a self. The pension bill the Senate is F. Snow, Dem., John C. S2. The meetings in this city will be held in the Lni- impanelled passed by 1401; White, Pro., Fernald upon a promissory note for £14:1. to 11- Trans I its In Real Estate. The ters were before the people of Tom Beed’s district this ordered an autopsy. Her head Augusta. Augusta Republicans re-elected preparing a channel for her. When the tarian at 2.30 in. body, lias an of the practically the same measure which was en- parlor p. order of I W. I’ai ker. dated Ft !«. 17. 1 >7«; fall.” face are covered with bruises which her Congress begun investigation Mayor Macomher a majority of 503, the total Thi- Sand trust. It is not by Woodbury got to work she made good progress sugar considered probable that dorsed by the Grand at tile last national The are the transfers in real in vote being 1,3*29. also elected Alder- note was the linn, winch IN GENERAL. husband, who was alone with her, claims Army following estate, They every Stkamkk Xotks. The New York mid Bangor given by -ub-eipicntiv Congress can compel unwilling witnesses to man and every Councilman, making large gains in and at nightfall was above .J. V. Cottrell’s ship were self inflicted while in a (it.Geo. Larra- encampment. It grants a pension of *12 a Waldo county, for the week ending March 1.3th: lias been for the dissolved, Mr. ( lark assuming the liahilitic-. Oei Bev. I,. L. Hanscom, of Orouo, testify. their votes. yard. Steamship Company incorporated formerly bee who was convicted at Dover for Inhabitants of to tiled a Monday month to soldiers from Belfast, Betsey Maddocks, same Biddeford. The Democrats elected Charles K. of be- 7, IS7'.». Clark petition in insolvency ami Will deliver the Memorial Day address at New suffering disability i'lie Woodbury begun operations early Wednes- purpose carrying passengers, freight, etc., assault with intent to kill John Arhoo, at The Interstate Commerce Commission has is- town. Fred G. North to Goodwin, 1S4 over the Re- wa- tlist Gloucester this “which Benner, port, Howard Mayor, by majority, tween New York and Maine Its Feb. 24, 1«vn*. barged. The holder of the year. Northeast last was sentenced to an order totally incapacitates them for the per- Gilman P. Littlefield. The day morning, and by ten o’clock reached the open ports. capital Carry Sept, sued that carriers’ rates to ports of ex- C. publican candidate, The North Franklin Telegraph and Tele- Murphy, Belfast. Mary Boothby, Jackson, to stock is and the are Thomas note put in a claim ami receive*I £.'{*> si dividends. ten years in the" State prison.The new city port shall be made public and filed with the formance of manual labor.” vote was the largest ever polled, over *2,500 ballots water at the head of the harbor. She then turned $50,000 incorporators are Albert same town. 11.1). Company soliciting subscriptions of I’ortland was Mon- commission. Croxford, Black, Stock- being cast in all. The Demix*rats elect live of the M. Bartlett, Malhorn I*. Smith, Fred 1*. Litchfield, The note wa- made ovcv to plnintifl' who tried h>. build a line from to Eustis. government inaugurated around and steamed out of the channel inudc on Kbone telegraph Strong same seveu Aldermen and lifteen of the twenty-one day. W. M. Smith was elected chairman of We print on tile fourth page a of the ton, to Mark It. Ginn, town. Eleanor M. William II. Smith and Gerald Keller- It is recover the balance. The deft, said he had been, B. K- Lewis, a Carmel man, was found dead General David II. and most report Councilmen. The Democratic majority last year entering. The services of the have the Board of Aldermen, aud A. T. Strother, widely New York to Ellsworth H. Dens- Woodbury from the debt the In bis lied a few Laughlin, recent of .Senator in which he Denslow, City, was 215. rumored that the steamer Florida has been pur discharged by Insolvency court days ago. having passed away President of the Common favorably known by his nom de plume of “Porte speech Ingalls, been rendered free of expense, and Capt. Pcngar the beart disease. Council..Capt. died March low, same place. A bra J. Edwards & als. Jack- Pittsfield. The Republicans elected the full chased the Boston and Maine S. S. and and was not liable. The matter went, to the law during night l>y Waldo Ilill. well known the old seamen Crayon,” 8th at his residence, in dressed down the Southern and deserves much credit for the work he lias done in by Co., among brigadiers to E. board of Selectmen for the first time for many It is stated by Charles Wentworth of Cliu- \V. Va. son, Charles Small, Thorndike. Solomon S. to court. It was agreed “if the discharge ot t lai k is of New died in Charlestown, years, a majority. The board consists of the interest of all our citizens. will be on her route direct from Boston Castinc who has bonded the water England, Monday Biddeford, paid his respects to the Democracy in general. by large ton, power in New- Gross, to Mark Knowlton, same town. Frank Oramol F. a valid defence to him in this suit is to lie 73. His wife and live children survive Northport, Weeks, Murray and Benjamin the wind was still from about the last of March — The steamer Selnmoa judgment that a aged A Western old celebrated her It is Wednesday the east, anti port, large manufacturing establishment lady recently good reading, and the boys who wore the to 1. Mathews. him.The trouble existing for the past two George Mcars, Belmont, William GTeasey, Bath to receive a new and and in his favor and Fernald is to be defaulted.” The Is to be erectedtbere this season. ninety-tirst birthday. She had four generations Goiciiam. The elected all the not much more can be done until it changes, when is at boiler, changes weeks between the New Build- blue will it. Morrill. Inhabit- Republicans England Ship of lici- at and danced a to a specially enjoy Timothy O'Neil, Montville, to tit her for tralllc. Her new boil- Court non suited the on the follow re- Over 200 tons of powder have been used since progeny supper, jig officers except Moderator und one Selectman. the ice will be cut up and allowed to go out with repairs to freight plaintiff ing ing Company aud the joiners employed at that tune afterward. ants of the town. W. operations began on the Canadian Pacific Bail- lively George Plummer, Palermo, er is of the double furnace horizontal and is script yard has been adjusted. Forty joiners who Tills is probably the way the I’rog. Age the tide. type road in Northern Maine. to Wm. It. lllsler, Windsor. Margaret J. Spauld- finished at the Goss iron Works. The A creditor whose debt occurred before the went out returned to work The Committee on and has There is an to the west of Turtle already pas-age The Sewall car Monday morning Banking Currency figures out a big circulation. The sent Dependent Pensions Bill. open passage of the his claim in coupler invented by Mr. J. papers ing, Waldo, to C. 1. Whitcomb, Belfast. C. I. has taken the of the Scbonoa on the insolvency law, having proved under a new rate of wages; first class joiners ordered adverse reports on the lulls to and in a few we Sappho place H. Sewall, and which went into use on the pending to the arc Head, Islcsboro, days shall have the insolvency proceedings of his del-tor and re 25 cents an a on country returned by subscribers who Whitcomb, to J. will he paid hour till March next repeal tile law imposing 10 per cent, tax Belfast, Margaret Spaulding, The Senate passed the Pensions Bill Mt. IK*sert Ferry route — The City of Richmond eelved dividends thereon, is from Maine Central very early, is being generally ac- Dependent an open harbor. estopped setting year, the demand was for 250 days. State bank circulation. are indignant at the free rum advocacy of Waldo. Inhabitants of Waldo, to C. I. Whitcomb, the ice up that the law is unconstitutional as t*» ids claim. cepted on the railroads of the country. Thursday, 42 to ll>. Every negative vote was from took freight for Millbridge Tuesday, having Belfast. Gideou to Ai Ills participation in the precludes his Dr. Alexander the Prog. Age, and thus the “circulation” is Young 2d, Jdncolnville, a Southerner. the form reco.11- are procedure Fulton, an aged anil popular The late Hon. Oliver l’illsbury of Concord. The bill passed in left that harbor. Deer Isle and Sedgwick the recovering the balance of Ids claim. same town. Coal. of well known Mr. George W. Morse died in Washington, N. left an doubled. Young, mended on Cheaper route physician Ellsworth, through- 11., estate estimated at $30,000, of by the Committee Pensions. A Wash- only landings oil the not open.steamer Mary K. Hodge nt. als. vs. Ambrose F. ami out the died March a I). March 8th in the of county, 7th, after long ill- G'., seventy-sixth year which the Association of that : for Hospital city ington special to the Boston Journal says The strike in the Lehigh coal region lias so far Lucy 1*. Miller from New York Bucksport, re- is. Heal, Lineolnviile of ness, from and heart disease. his age. Ilis reputation as an inventor was will Annie parties. An action paralysis eventually receive about $20,000. Among the notable articles on the first Good News, If True. moment page Some of the Republicans at the last vot- broken that of coal to the seaboard have in the ice at Fort Point the t*th, with the aid s Mayor-elect Little of Lewiston, has received world wide. It was conceded in official reports shipments ported trespa in cutting wood on certain lands. Tried is another letter from Hon. S. L. Millikcu on ed against the principles of the amendments which many them of that he invented all the essential A watch costing $2,500 in Switzerland was A based on what seems to be commenced. The Boston Herald that the of the cutter Woodbury succeeded in forcing a at the term with a for .lefts congratulatory telegrams, among Congress report very good they had advocated. But they did this with the reports January 1SS7, verdict one from Hon. features of the modern stolen in from the house of Mr. of the Civil War Helen N. Henry B. Cleaves of Portland, breech-loading system October, 18Kf>, Byron; Songs by authority, says that Thomas Temple, M. P., of mental reservation that they voted in a sense un- market for coal at tidewater has gone to pieces. passage through the iee and reached Bucksport exceptions were taken and the ease went to Law who was in Little’s in the of firearms now in use in all parts of the world. Huntington, in Cleveland. It has just been a der duress. were advised those who a Captain Company, Packard, and communication from E. C. Frcderickton, N. B., the chief owner in the Hart- They by The Heading is mining coal very rapidly and last Saturday morning. She hail heavy freight court, which lias overruled the lie 23d Maine. The his name found in the hands of a Cincinnati dealer. claimed to that the President exceptions, breech-loading cartridge bearing land It. It., was iu tiuit town and inform- speak by authority w for ease of the Boston and Maine Dow on Personal Liberty Work. recently had selling it for lmt it will bring, regardless of other Bangor.The Charles Stain says he intends to a har- is the invention which will perpetuate ed the there that the road would be extend- might sign the bill which the Grand Army script: opeu probably The date for the Prohibition National people pre- The Lehigh and Wilkcsharrc com- vs. steamer of Richmond holding and would be certain to veto any other. companies. Steamship Company City it is of an un ness in Fairfield. He bM for the his fame. ed to the J.akc, and would probably be built to pared, are u reduction of 25 cents ndmlssahlc fora grantee in a deed shop applied Convention at has been Lowell’s new of The that was in panies discussing per the steamer Indianapolis changed volume poems Is entitled the summer. Commer- spectacle accordingly presented to recover salvage for services by divided half of a of land, to show by ora reward offered by the bank fox the arrest and to Harmony coming [Bangor of ton on their product in order to compete with the parcel from June 0 May 30, on account of the Dem- the Senate to-nisrlit was tiiat many Republican evidence Unit it was between him and the conviction of the Barron murderers and The Journal has sent out personal in- “Uosemary and ltue.” The rue is for Low- cial. Heading. The fact is there an; no prices for coal Forest City in tow ing the City of Richmond last agreed says Albany ocratic Convention called for June 5. Senators, doubtless most of them, to at the of the deed, that the Mini to the on lists in being compelled at tidewater. Coal are also still lower, 90 last in the United grantor delivery he to get it. quiries farmers its various ell’s surrender their convictions in the doubting hope freights August, was argued Monday for the should expects latter-day mugwumpery. lltdu’l Salle When the Returns Case In. cents quoted from New York ami $1.05 from paid as a consideration conveyance Andrew Scanned and Jere States, asking their opinion as to the President’s The President has sent to Congress a mes- that the President of tiie United States might not being District Portland, before in of McGillicnddy, w ith $1.2041.25 from Baltimore. It States Court, Judge also lie full satisfaction trespass previously were In the court in Lew- and its demand for the removal of the to the effect that are in refuse to attach his tA bill that would Philadelphia, the of arraigned message sage negotiations pro- Neal be signature now lie in for the committed him ii|hhi land. Aliy one municipal Dead—the British-Bayard lislilug treaty, the The Democrats voted for Gen. Dow to take the old soldiers out of the allnshouses. looks as though coal must soon as cheap Webb. A decision was rendered libcllauts by iston for voting on duty ou foreign wool. It reports that, out of with China for a to prevent the The several owners in common of land may collect or Friday illegal Monday. treaty Mayor of Portland. They probably then adjourn- Boston even, as at any time last year. only costs of clerk and of one Texas-Arkansas free trade tariff and bill and was referred for $200 damages, witli marshal, a claim for out of They waived examination and were bound thousands replies, not in 900 is favorable f;ressinmigration to this country of Chinese labor- measure, ed around the corner and smlleii. [Providence The has reached the House reason that it will not thus decline' Is that the com- release damage arising trespass over to the April term of the supreme court. to the President’s view of the tariff. ers. the Jim-Jain party. Journal. to the committee on pensions. bination will try to hold It up. I proctors. upon the common property. It. ( Bev. '.Ventworth, of Belfast, will preach There will be work in tire second in ! degree Monroe. There will be a mum sociable in the Locals. Rust Burned. ii Poor's Mills next Scarsport University Sunday morning. Timothy Chase Lodge of Masons, at .he Temple Town Hall, at the village Friday evening, the 19th. 1 Belfast G. T. had a on evening. The Lodge very nice entertain Friday sociable will be given by the Grand Army Notices are posted to draw jurors to-day for die New Orleans, March 7, 1888. A sped il from i:u nt and Post term of court. Holly Springs to the Picayu ne says Rust (' ntveraitv Hood’s Monday night initiated nine members. The April term of the S. ,T. court convenes in and the Relief Corps to obtain funds for the April ! for colored students of both sexes, v as burned to- Sarsaparilla this Memorial services. There will also be an The annual statements of the Belfast and Sears- city April 17th, but as the 19th is Fast Day the j entertain- air. Williston Grinned received news from Lib- day. The building cost $25,000. U was insured. Combines, iu a manner peculiar to itself, the ment. The fine an I ‘—hoc port Banks will be next week. traverse will not be summoned until the 20th. All arc invited, and it is hoped there will erty Monday of the death of his mother. library, however, other Prop- est am! st' reme- Savings published jury of the blo"!-purIfyi:ig engtliening be erty, also the effects students, were destroy- The grand will work on the 17th as i a large attendance to assist so a cause. dies of the vegetable kingdom. You will find The monumental association is jury begin worthy The M. E. Sociable meets this Thursday evening ed and were not insured. meeting again usual. this wonderful remedy effective where oilier adjourned t > meet at l.raml North IIaven. At the annual town meeting the with Mrs. Capt. A. Field. All arc invited. This University is under the control of the Army llall, Belfast, medicines have failed. now. officers Try it It will on Saturday evening. Hamilton's greenhouse in this city, is now bloom- following were elected: Moderator, Geo. Air. Frank G. Watson will first Northern Methodist Church and supported by j go officer of the rurify your blood, regulate the digestion, Mr 1 ing With flowers and it will repay one to visit Alexander; Clerk, E. Courtney Crabtree; Select- Jacob E. voluntary contributions. Rev. C. E. Libby, form- rank Bank-, the most successful raiser ship Ridgeway now at New York. and give new life and vigor lo the entire to the In men Harrison of this is and Rev. T. XI. body. "i place. addition to his choice flowers he etc., Beverage, John W. Wtotter, erly city, President, Mur- cabbages i.» Belfast, will give to Kquity Grange Mr. It. C. Adams and wife,of Camden, have been “Hood's Sarsaparilla did me great Masonic has Oren S. of Itelfast, one of the faculty. good. next plants and seedlings for the vegetable garden. Waterman; Treasurer, Henry L. Smith; phy Temple. Saturday night the secret of his success. visiting Dr. Hopkins and family this week. I was tired out from overwork, and it toned Auditor, Benj. C. Calderwood; of M: Adrian Tuttle of this Mr. C. II. Mitchell arrived home Monday night Supervisor me up.” Mns. U. 12. Simmons, Colioes, N. Y. city, underwent an op- Charles Last Sunday Rev. C. L. Haskell received two Very Queer People. from Decatur, Alabama. a section where Schools, W.Turner; Truant Officer, C. W. “Isuffered three from blood oiatiou on his at Portland last week. Leaving years poison. eyes Physi- Sidney F. persons from probation into flic M. E. church. was over and the well advanced Turner; Collector, Maker; Constable, S. A Waterville of the 12tli A I took Hood's and think 1 am cians think his impaired health is due to his planting spring despatch says: novel Sarsaparilla eyes F. Maker. Hie km ore is taking a short vacation and J. L. We wish to our he encountered the recent snow storm. ami sensational ease lias been in cured.” Mns. M. J. Davis, Brockport, N. Y. inform and m.w L »«*k fora permanent rccoverv. driving just developed Mr. Mitchell southern Hamilton is driving the stage for a few days. reports Alabama booming, Frankfort. Mr. George Peirce and children the neighboring town of China. Several years ago, P. n-i n- have been granted as follows: reissue the and return there later. arc home for a James 1*. a there Purifies lilooil may few' days visit — Miss Charlotte Capt. Putnam left Monday for New It seems, married couple came to a mutual Customers that we have and v. !• rat ion, Gage Hook, North Searsmout; Mr. Thomas Harrison of this who Treat is Miss Marion I)ow cn York to take command of ship Win. II. Connor. agreement that she should receive the attentions Bern. 1- t city, was visiting Portland, Hood’s base, Hast Jackson; restoration and re- of such men as she chose and he bestow his affec- Sarsaparilla Is characterized by knocked down in the street last fall slid- route to the Boston.Miss Maud No of water from here to -WILL OFFER.- 1-- ;i i. by boys Conservatory signs Long Island, and lie : succeeded in rgc A. \V. Booker, navy, j tions on such women as desired to. Men visit- three peculiarities 1st, the combination of obtaining Washington. and the Caille and Miss Leaser A two little Califor- ing severely injured, says city has not rev, we still predict the date of an open harbor April ed the house regularly during these years, the hus- remedial the 3d. the 1. >k out t.T the counterfeit silver dollars dated agents; 2d, proportion, paid the doctor's bills or for bis time lost, as nians, art* the best of our Maine 17th. band taking it as a matter of course. pre- making winter, Recently, process of securing the active medicinal l'v-- They arc to be in circulation about however, he seems to have changed ids mind mid reported viously stated. Mr. Harrison says he was con lin- sliding, skating, etc....Mr. snow-balling, Upton John G. Pendleton left for has had three men arrested for qualities. The result is a medicine of unusual No" Lngktiid. but can be easily detected their Capt. Minneapolis adultery, brought by ed to his house seven weeks. Treat is improving—Master Donald and Miss before a and bound over to the term thi (Thursday) morning and will be absent several justice, April strength, effecting cures hitherto unknown. bluish lush. hghtne-- and imperfection of the Helen Cutler have of the Court. A warrant lias been issued were at the returned to Bangor after a visit Superior Send for book additional They looking masks in Woodcock’s months. for an containing evidence. tinish to their the arrest of eighteen year old boy, whom window, and one with an immense nose attracted grandparents. it was said was into the remain- Hood’s Sarsanarilla tones up my system, Collection inveigled house, Tdc v..:. r- who threu the votes Mon- Sunday morning al the Congregational there two weeks. purities my blood, mv appetite, and scattering their ga/.c. “Gosh,” said one, “if a man had a Bi kmiam. Haskell E. Twitched is his ing sharpens settling church for the “Maine s-ems to make me over." J. 1\ i arc entitled to sympathy. They selected as business here and Congregational Charitablc Thompson, Til nose like that he would have to use both hands intends to into trade at West Cases Life’ to go of Deeds. Mass. Vrt iiegister Lowell, e.mdidates for men of own Society Jersey their but Mayor stamp, blow it.” “Both bauds!” exclaimed the other, Troy, where he will soon move.... Miss Sarah A. SHIP NEWS. “Hood’s Sarsaparilla beats all others, and -for them—the decided w Friends.of Rev F. il. is worth its in gold.” I. unfortunately majority why he’d have to use gunpowder.” Heal, ho has been sending the w inter in Dexter, Osgood will be pleased to weight Bakkington, ot herw ise. AMERICAN PORTS. 130 Bank Street, New York returned home last week....Miss Ada A. learn that lie will preach at the M. E. Church next City. The black marc Queen owned Mr. W. C. Dodge At 29 Cents Each! by Brunswick, March 8. Arrived sell Nellie S O. P. forget the Canton Pallas Masque Balia Marshal! of Belfast, and the dam of the noted lias gone to Portland to visit her sister, Mrs. Selden Sunday. Ga., Pickering, Flowers, New York. Hood’s o. Haroldson with a record of 2.89 1-2 as a three year — Miss Sarsaparilla t Bidi;tst opera House to-night. Concert before Sterling Florence M. Weed went to Port- No news from the outside world was received Boston, March 6th. Arrived sclir. old, has been sent to Fiitslicld where she is to be Daylight. Sold by all druggists. St; six for $5. Made T• *. ai d dam <• music Sanborn’s Orchestra. land last week to visit relatives and from there arrived sclir. K. by bred to the Wilkes stallion owned here from Monday evening until af- Hodgdon, Baltimore; 8th, George Action, by Col. j Wednesday Feb. via only by 0.1. H()OI> & CO., Lowell, Mass. W< .- will to Hatch, Condon, Cienfuegos, 11, a hear >me line .-tunics for this occasion W. G. Morrill. Mr. Marshall has some line horses go Charlestow n, Mass., where a brother and ternoon. Vineyard Purchased from Stock and worth ; Haven; Util arrived Don Jacinto, bankrupt and is to be the best informed horse- sisters reside....Fred brig HarriiV.an, : n will ii.. doubt be a very one. acknowledged P. Weymouth is at home on cleared bark Carrie F. IOC Doses One Dollar. enjoyable man in Waldo Alva Treat lias the Eureka market ami Matanzas; Long, i'a'k, County. | Bangor Commercial. a short visit. He is the rented Hattie Bes- I.rm-t > -f learning pressman's trade Matanzas; 10th cleared brigs Coombs, Try 38 .qe .Patterson, steamer Mt. Waldo, to an A 1 tisli Mr. Michael Keating, or the insurance Ann of in the Brewer proposes keep stall during the sum- sie Terre, Gaud., via Roekport, Me.; Martha J. !,a •■• pants shop. "cut a- a -| .im n oi the material dredged mer months. Brady (Br.) Grecno, Port an Prince,via Roekport. French 62> Cents Each. Keating A Field, of this city, was in Camden dur- Rorsets! Me. "i (om:h'\ < harmed New York harbor. It eon- Thoknmkk Tliis town held its annual meeting ing the lire of Tuesday night and looked on as Advices from Philadelphia say that Clifton Cur New York, March 6th. Arrived brig Caroline s ot rounded last Monday and elected officers as follows: Uenj. light dored, pebbles, ranging in Gray, Neuvitos; 10th, arrived hark complacently as a man could who had $12,000 in- tis continues to improve, and is able now to sit up Pillsbury, DO YOU WANT TO from about half an inch in diameter to fine Ames, Moderator; W. S. Blethen, Clerk; D. B. Hudson, Curtis, Pernambuco; cleared ship Henri : ---ii :o: |j--- surance on the burning building. Mr. Keating part «>f the time, quartz grains. Flint, l’aris Dyer. Thomas Cornforth, Selectmen; etta, Gilmore, .Shanghac. says had it not been for the water works a large Baltimore, March Uth. Arrived sch. Woodward C. F. Iliggins, Supervisor of Schools; K. Corn- l>. E. Richards arrived home from Madrid last 1 Abrahams, Snow, cleared I m of La-t Belfast gave a necktie sociable portion ol the village would have been destroyed Roekport, Me.; 10th, forth, Treasurer; A. S. Higgins, Constable and week, where he has been employed in the spool seh. Win. Frederick, Burgess, Dcmerara. Hall >aturday evening. The ladies Delaware March out lj^.-t 11 ai> Two ok ’Em. A man appeared before the Collector. All are Rep. excepting A. S. Iliggins. mill for several months. Breakwater, 7th. Passed F. 0. Ticket, piiie l iieektie- that matched their dresses, P. Ji. Blanchard, from for IIlo- Belfast Aldermen last week and wanted bis name is ship Philadelphia ....Considerable sickness imported in town.... W. A. Bennett, who has secured a situation in "lii'li were drawn by the gentlemen. The lady go. put on the voting list. After other questions from Miss Kleanor Coffin, who has been siek about 14 with T. I. Port Townsend, March 2d. Arrived ship State ! -. Bucksport McAllister,carriage painting, SAVE div-s MONEY? corresponded with the tie became the of Maine, Nickels, San Diego. the chairman, he was asked if he had a wife. “I've weeks, is gaining slowly-The little daughter of left for there last Wednesday. gentleman's partner. Key West, March 6th. Sailed Seh. Florence Bo- — IN- had two of said the man, “Are C. 11. Whit*; has been ’em,” smiling. they very sick with lung fever. S. land, Adams, Mobile On Sanford been Mire condemned Cb ship Henry having Frail Salto! Be are indebted to IJ. M. Ames. fora both of and ... March 8th. In sciis. Ksip, living?” “Yes, ’em,” reaching into A very severe snow storm is raging at this at Roekport, Me., port loading, -THEN GO TO- Manilla, Capt. B. F. Colcord and have H. for i.' am.mil of the audl* family Bessie Rose, Adams, Baltimore: st.Tliotn report selectmen, his inside pocket he drew forth a legal document w riting—wind south cast and blowing u It gale. arrived at San Francisco on their way home. as, Kelley, for New Orleans; Frank Famhrith, 1 ill: i r of -. holds foi tile town of Stock up. shewing a separation from the last one. lie is now w ill probably pass for the line storm. | West, for" Beau fort, S. C- bn*, A steel key was lost at Union Hall the of F. Shall on lorthey.'ai ending March, lst>'7. There is an a voter in Belfast. night Jacksonville, March loth. Arrived sell. Mary place Sale 2,800 Yards more of i. Prof. II. K. Cobb, w ho has been the Methodist The tinder will be Corson, Robinson, New York. -I a -et o\«r liabilities, and a balance in supper. suitably WHITE, Burkett's for this week e m lie ascer- a San Francisco, March 3d. Cleared bark Henry bargains spending few weeks at his father's, has returned rewarded it at the store of P. J. Beals. iiie trea-ury sjs.ni. by leaving Buck, Brannaw, Port Townsend; sailed ship Amer- tained by reading hi:? advertisement on the third to Kent's Iliil ...Maud and Charles Mary Mu/.zey, The last for the ica, Gibson, Nanaimo; 10th, cleared ship Robert L. ■: u t.iuvni, ine wen known rrouiumon >ee card of quarterly meeting present con- ; page. Fred k. Banks, attorney and Clement and Walter Cooper, w ho have he* n at Belknap, Staples, Liverpool. i.ii'-r will ference year will be held at the Methodist Episco- speak at Brooks village Saturday eve- coin.-eh r at law, Camden.Robert W. Mayo, home for » short time, have returned to the Bucks- Norfolk, M ircli 5. Arrived sch. M. Luclhi Wood, BLACK, French at I pal Church Sunday evening, March 25th. Rev. F. Spaulding, Roekport, Me.; Carrie A. Lane, Dyer, Satteens 21c. Per Yard, March 1 Tt*'. on "Prohibition of Monroe, will sell at March farm- against High auctiou, 27lh, port Seminary-Mrs. .1. G. knight is in New York. visiting II. P. E will conduct the 1 > n-< I; that lie will Osgood, services. reported handle the ing implements, furniture, etc.see financial Augusta... N<> mails Tuesday on account of the Charleston, March (5. Arrived sch. Palatka, I’ mil < iub of Belfast without on fourth of the Western Assur- Several of our men will the Chaples, New York; 8th, arrived sell. Warren Liberty gloves, statement, page, storm which blocked the roads — Invictus young attend spring Lodge, Wiscasset. WHERE THEY ARE SELLING PINKS, c Adams, Colcord, e him a er«>\\ dcI house. ance Company, Keating A Field, G. T., 1ms *2i» term of the E. M. Conference at Bucks- Belfast,agents.... members instead of 17, as recently re- Seminary Newport News, Va., March 0. Arrived sell. ! Worth 37 l-2c. We assure the trade that this is White spaniel lost. Persons the and them arc Will and sailed sth ! XII. Last, but not to be least among the social dog finding dog ported A company assembled by invitation at port, among Cyrus Nichols, King Philip, Coombs, Portsmouth, for Portsmouth. are to R. F. shutc, Belfast — See Columbus Erskino ■ vents of the if we from requested notify the house o! John Law on the Field, Curley, James and Hor- season, may judge past ry, evening of March | Darien, Ga., March 4. Arrived sch. Abide C the LAST LOT to he and annual statement of the C ramie state Insurance ace B. BLUES 6c obtained, the will aeees-es, will be tlie 7th annual concert and ball l‘Hh. and spent a very pleasant evening in social | Haskell. Stubbs, Pendleton, Bridgeport; 7th, arrived sells. price *>f X. : Company, Portsmouth, if., of which Fred Susan N. Pickering, Haskell; Stella M. Kenyon, the XII. c Iub at the Belfast Opera House Thurs- converse, singing, etc. During the evening the The searsport Mfg. Co. meet at the Academy Atwood is the Winterport agent. Williams, and F. C. Pendleton, Fletcher, New advance to 371-2c. as soon as this lot is en closed. day ning March 22d. The sale of reserved company was bountifully supplied with ice cream, building for the purpose of incorporation Satur- York; 10th, cleared seh. Austin D. Knight, Drink- ClothinCy n New Y'ork. DRABS! -eat- the balcony begins to-morrow. Death or Rkv.Cazneai Pai.fkey. Rev. Caz. fake, etc. day afternoon at J o’clock. All the stock holders water, Wilmington, N. C., March 7. Arrived sell. Liz- ■ nean 1) died I arc notified to he as business of The Treasurer of th B. & M. L. Bail road Com- Palfrey, I)., at C ambridge, Mass., LlltEKTY. Our correspondent is snowed up again, present import- zie Lane. Herrick, New York : cleared sch. Diono, pany inform us that more than half the new mort- March 12th, ago. K1 years. Mr. Palfrey was the and we quote from the Kennebec Journa 1: James ance- will lie transacted at tlie meeting. ltay nes, Tampico. .San Pedro, Feb. 20. Arrived ship Richard P. Tn:-t Ihunls have been the son of W illiam Palfrey, of Boston, and was born Gordon, who is at gage exchanged, and employed the upper tannery in The warrant for the annual town meeting is Buck, Cancr, Tacoma. ^-Actual f* the remainder ate as ! in that II, 1805. ile at Har- this met wit it a st. March 7. sch. Florence (HATSJAPiX) Value from-:- prospects changing good, city Aug. graduated \iilagt painful accident while op. posted and contains forty-one articles. The only Augustine, Arrived t ladder «if ill those vard iu the three tor & Lillian, Smith, New York. nearly outstanding have College 182ti, and Divinity school crating a lew moments a saw articles arc two for sewers—one in rapidly revolving special asking Fernandina, March 7. Arrived brig their w Sparkling -’grilled iliingness to exchange. years later. In 1827 he was a tutor in the college. at Morse’s mills last week, severing the bone of the Merit hew lane, undone on Nichols street where Water, Hielthorn, Boston; 8th, arrived soli. Piv-- He was settled at D. C.; and from the middle of his hand and cott Hazeltine, Knceland, New 5 ork; 10th, cleared ( anadian sip,.;- money is at 2u per cent, dis- Washington, finger right badly mu one of tlie P»wn reservoirs overflows the road, sells. M. V. It.Chase, Piukham, Baltimore: Mary A •••unt and *»< April, Ml, to October, 1847, at Barnstable, Mass. tilating another ...The wife of Rev. Jas. Lewis is a Mr. Chart-.-- onnell, of this city, has making quagmire of all the lots in the vicinity, Hall, Veazie, and Cliariotie T. >ildev, Bartlett, -ALL SILI 'I'li** BROCADES!- gathered in quite an amount at that figure and degree of Doctor of Divinity was conferred .-till ly ing very dangerously ill at her home in this overflowing cellars and gardens, and causing in New York. $1,50 to S2 Per upon him Bowdnin in 1855. In the fall town. Her we is cancerous March 6. \rrived -hipGov. Robie, Pair, i it !o Canada. He- to realize an ad- by College trouble, understand, convenience Philadelpliia, -hippi expects generally. New }ork. of Dr. Blanchard, btional J ! recur. there in American sib Is74, Palfrey removed to Cambridge, Mass., stomach, she is not able to take nourishment, and p buying East Monday night during the storm a canary Mobile, March 7. Clcareil sell. Sallic l*On, where he resided at the time of his death. In i- to or. l- i<> literally starving death. The family have, the West, New York. which reported be at a discount in the bird came and lapped at the window of B. C 1848, Mr. became of Savannah, Mareli 6. Arrived sch. Penobscot, 500 Yds. Handsome Brocade Silks I’rov inees. March, Palfrey pastor the sympathy of a large circle of friends. Mr. Lewis, which we shall offer for Smith's residence. Upon his wife going out the Carter, New York. Cnitarian Church in this oity, and continued until who lias been in poor health the past, year has Mr. .M !..» nmmiiigs,.a p.-rtland, lo.-t his pocket bird permitted lu-r to take i( in her hand and bring failing health in 1871 forced him to resign. At the greatly improved-The Adventists of this com- FOHKUiN PORTS. ^a short time at the-2 ook ia week in this city, and thinks he dropped it in. It proved to be a line singer, and as the termination of his pastorate the society passed the munity bate been holding a quarterly meeting at Asoinwall, Fel). 1S». sailed brig 11. c. Sibley, it somewhere between tbe Belfast stable wind was easterly no doubt it came from that di- Iiichborn, Boston. At S2 l-2«. Per Yard. Worth Livery That our sincere the church here. Several ministers from out of Call before and $1.25. following: “Resolved, gratitude Jan. 27. Passed W. (». Davis, purchasing mi t!.« -auborn House. The hook contain. rection. Mrs. Smith will gladly restore it to its Anjier, ship pocket is due to the Rev. Dr. for his and tow n have been in attendance and good audieiuas for New York. Palfrey long owner. Morse, Iliogo < i s-t, c, untie and cheeks to the value of $t»00- Buenos Jan. 30. In hark Rachel I faithful ministry among us, and that his blameless have been the ride during the meetings... The Ayres, port, satisfy yourselves. The el o v.u e Finery, Wyman. ks drawn on the National Traders life his The M. E. church society’s supper and enter- and example, deep and earnest piety, and funeral ol Mr. George Sibley was observed Sun- Penang, Jan. 26. Arrived bark P. G. Carleton, Bank ot Porllund. tainment last at Union Hall LOW PRICE OF his aide ministry in the pulpit, w ill ever lie cherish day and his remains were taken to Liueoluvillc, Thursday evening 'rosliy, New Pork. was more attended than of the Jan. 31. In hark Column. E. At *.i st.\, March 11. Brooks has chosen delc- ed i.i our We and bis former home, for interment....L. C. generally any Hong Kong, port, P. Frost & memory. earnestly hope pray Morse, for o. Go., I •- t" tbe Portland e.invention. It is not cer- similar affairs this winter. The tables were well Noyes, Portland, that a cessation from his labors restore him | Msq. is the happy father of a Jan. 30. In bark sutnm I I> km-w n v. bat candidate favor. may nine-pound girl. Singapore, port, tainly they [Special supplied as i> usual on such occasions here. No i" the Portland Press. to that degree of health and strength which he Carleton, Freeman, for New \ork. 7s MAIN STREET, Movn ti.l i:. school in Dist. No |. McFarland's town in the State lias better cooks, or more bounti- Manila, Jan. 20. In port, ship Henry s. '*nnford, adies; ! <>.ii Brook- of needs. For forty years I»r. Pa If rev was a con- I Uewmabkets com-'.-poiident say nothuig it, t oleord, for Corner, closed March Dili. The is a li.-t ful t<- a church than repairs. 40 to following givers supper Searsport. 40 tributor "itt doe- -a;, that the town meeting was illegal, denominational literature, and many Cienfuegos, Feb. 20. Arrived -all. D. D. 11;i-k<- 1, ll'/iotesale mu! Retail Cluthiers. of whose rank in ex- Two hundred and tickets were able articles came from his He had pupils average deportment forty-four supper Haskell, Point-a-Pitre, Gaud. 99 Cts. Per Pair! owing t- an informality. A new election will be pen. many Bell'.i>!, March la, isss.—11 ceeded 7-V Lulu F. Lizzie sold, and nearlv three hundred attended the en- Cardenas, Feb. 28. In port, seh. L. Peters, friends in Belfast who will learn of his death with Bay son, UK); A.sproul. Mary held next Tuesday. Williams, for N. Y. or Phi la. about -.Mareli l*». I• H»; Mary II. Mason. .’*7; Gerty Know les, sS; Min- tertainment, which consisted of broom drill profound sorrow. by Montevideo, Feb. 6. Sailed hark F. F. Riehards, lVoj.it- have laughed a good deal over the titles nie K. Sfi; Flora B. Nellie V. twelve ladies dressed in -at own White, Bay.son, 5Ki; charming young white, Thorndike, New York. F. I*. your prices.- r>{o\v» d on the Belfast at the Feb. 11. Sailed hark Beatrice Hav- delegation recent lai.Esltono. At tin? town mci tlng March *>th the Bayson, os; Hattie L. White, !«»; Ward A. Benner, together with vocal and instrumental music, con- Rio Janeiro, BANKS, ener, Havener, Pernambuco. meeting d the Democratic state Committee in following officers were elected Clerk, L. N. Cil- Ld. F. with an We cannot loo; Fred A. White, ‘.•2; '■‘protd 5)1; Walter eluding acting charade. The receipts for St. John, N. B., March 7. Cleared brig Fidelia, at duplicate All had 11 -nbefore their & Counselor Augu-ta. names. key; Selectmen, Amariali Trim, S. T. Keller, Aus- A. Ayer, UK); Jas. II. Bartlett, K»; Fred Bowler, the evening were £f»0. Blake, Granada. Attorney Law, In one Wm. M. Bust as William tin L. N. Kingston, Feb. 20. In seh. C. 11. Foster, them and report figured Trim; Treasurer, (.ilkey; Constable and 77; Winfield Lunt.tH); Ned L. Mew art, 01 ; Charles port ME. customers W“Wn do not advertise lotion and but Under the Peaceful Armada in Poit" unc. MAIN STREET, CAMDEN, Prints, Beed, and Waldo was on the of Jos. A. caption,‘-A Coombs, county represented supervisor .Schools, Sprague. Carter, Bertie Ben*, Frank Carter, >7; Feb. 15. Arrived sell. Alfaretta t»7; jrj; the New York Sun Demerara, •nnnittee «>tis Bala r. Evening recently published an C'dlertini/ and Con o by Richard Willi- Adin A. Snare, Snare, Bucksville; J3t!i, in port sell. John rta/ancint/ SpRcin/tt/, to Sorni Montville. Mrs. Sarah J. ( all. Berry, SO; Ayer, 01; Bay account of the arrival wishing purchase Will sell them than Mary of a large licet of deep sea C. Smith, Foss, from Baltimore, armed 8th, for1 March la, lss.s._(hull any prices The ea-teily gale Monday was improved by the son, 5)7: Dan L. Carey, 14; Bert Carter, Frank K. Adams and Daniel C. Ryan are on the sick lir-t. sailing vessels, bringing cargoes from the remote I>elaware Breakwater. b e b.-at- on the harbor. The ice was but L. Stewart, 5-4; Willie A. P7; (,. St. Feb. 28. In Carrie F Picker- should call for them rough — Young, Kitts, port brig Miss Lizzie Prescott lias gone to South 1'nion j Mary parts of the globe. Of the hark Albert Russell, in this the wind sent tic ing, Marshall, from Brunswick, Ga.. arriveM 22d. quoted laavy boats along at railroad tu work in Smith, s*2. One hundred was the standard, or per paper. the pants factory.. .J. D. Wentworth, now chartered for New Zealand with a general Sagua, March 3. Cleared sell, lleh n (.. Moseley, 1 spee i. »n*‘ boat v\ a elo-e-rcefed but the other feet.Rev. Mr. Washburn closed his second before the assortment clerk in W I\. Mori son’s store, Belfast, came cargo, the Sun says : Holt, Boston. Lost or Stolen! tv\ ■ allied all sail and at times careened so that with the North church home last and returned year's labors last Sunday. After a wait on the coast of M A KITIMI: M ISC KI.I.A X V. 4 small hrown ami white SPAMKL 1)0(1. An- Saturday Sunday, taking ( long sizzling Peru, the weather skate would b-avc the iee and the .lame.- R. Clement returned to his Inane in where a rock-bound shore rises sheer out of the il swers tu the name of “PATSY,” ami when ->is broken." with him Miss Laura Eastman, who is going to Schooner Henry, of Jonesport, from March 3, j sea, and fresh water is worth its in lost had nirkel collar with my name ami address crews had all they could d" to hold their 1 Lowell. Mass., last week. Mia. .Job Clement ac- weight gold, 1887, to February 20, 1888, stocked $5,54342. Her grip. work at Mrs. Morison’s.There are nineteen some hundred tlie bark A1- his whereabouts being brought miles, expenses, repairs, etc., amounted to $718.85. engraved. Any person knowing him on a t«. a W. visit her Lewis bel t C. w will cooler fa’vnr hv me. Mr. John Fi'o-t, of Belfast, tiled on Tuesday the widows now residing within the limits of South ! companied daughter.... ! Russell, loaded ith s,i.K»5 bags of nitrate of Sell. Mary L. Allen, Capt. Willey, at Charleston, notifving arrived in she B. K. Slil'TK, P.O. 111. BURKETT, soda, the Box, Kith, aged » y ear- and 4 months. Mr. Frost was Montville office.Loantha Maker has leased the James Clement farm for two ninety days, ploughed S. C. from*Rockland, Me., with ice, made the pas- post Murray lias Pacific with the that Belfast, March 1SSS.— lu ll* safely, played tag icebergs sage in 5 days and lo hours. 14, a native of but years, ami will nmve there the first of April.- I'nity. has resided in Belfast many gone to Pittsfield on a visit....Marshal Cram lias hang out around the Horn, and arrived otf Hat- Seh. Alfaretta Snare, from New’ York for West I his terns to be visited an years. He was tt farmer, a quiet, unassuming returned from Malden, Mass w here he has been j Robert, son of Janies Leis, cut head quite had by immense wave, which Indies, about whose safety nine fear was enter- A. P. MANSFIELD. movable off her decks and mor- NOTICE ! with an axe while at work with his swept everything tained, has arrived port. All onboard1 81 & 83 Maiu man, nod a good citizen. Mr. Frost was in at work since last fall.Last while ly recently safely*at St., Belfast. good Saturday i tally damaged an extra choice pudding which was Block, well. ( i.i:ijk's (M l' r., >rnil.mi .h ni' \i. ( ) City oner, health until a week Mr. Ilalev was Will Collin's two old lather in the wood-. concocted the cook in honor before his death. He has two driving year being by of nearing Sell. from Lambert's Point for lfr.i.i AST, Maim i: isss. \ home. King Philip, I4ih, Air. .John T. of this and .James colt, Will thought he w ould take the out Portsmouth, N. 11. with coal, went ashore on ATGTU’K i" that the twen* Fm.-t, city, yearling It has boon found that the t<«wu moot- hereby given Friday, 8th inst. but oil r. m. w ithout ii tinh of lias been I'm.-;, <>i Poor’s Mills. with the halter on and exercise it in the square. Willoughby Spit got day April next, designated, ing laid l.i Monday was illegal as the warrants Waldo. At our annual election the 12th hist, assistance. by order of Court, as the day on which Traverse some means the eolt slat its head and hit Will FLOWERS & PLANTS! By Washburn of Thomaston w ill build a four- Thi:vg«»i Id * r. l or certain in j the con-table were not attested the officers were elected : J. Bros, Jurors drawn for service at the next term of the years people po>tcd by copies. following Moderator, 1 on tin? nose. Perhaps he doesn’t want every body to masted sell, of 80d tons, to be commanded *\ ( apt. Supreme Judicial Court for Waldo County will he Belfast have nceived assistance from the over- >•> tin* wh;»|i* was a farce and tlie thing (.. C. II. Selectmen N. K. | proceeding ILtrdlng; Clerk, Smith; Webb of Friendship, now in the seh. R. Rowers. ti» attend. This does not. to Gram! Choice ( lit Flowers cun be Ibuncl know that it dropped him as quick as though he rei|uired apply al seers of tin poor, thereby becoming disfranchised. j will have to be rubbed out and done over Cilley, L. E. Barlow, I.. II. Jackson; Treasurer, Seh. Artcmus Tirrell (of Boston), UXi tons, built •Jurors who will attend on the third Tuesday of had so we again s been shot, won’t write that, but he held at Milford, Del. in 1852, lias been sold to ( apt. as usual. TILKSTOX WADIJN, Clerk. Tid- v inter but two of this class have applied, the Warrants have been posted for another meeting to •J. I.. Chase; Supervisor of Schools, J. G. Harding; April on to the eolt all the same. Ten minutes later hi- Warren Lowe and others of Bath, Me. for $2500 Belfast, March 14th, ISSs.—3wll W. E. HAMILTON’S iemainder concluding there was more money for be he'd next repetition of the Collector and Constable, A. J. Simmons.J. I). cash. GREENHOUSES. no.-o was as as two to Tuesday’.The big ought be, but he is all Dee. lat. 55 S. Ion. 04 W. -WE ARE E^OK? LOCATED AT- tin in in the city election. They got left and Tues- drama “Pa-: Redemption,” was given hero to a Shorey, Eugene Patterson, Raymond Shorey and Spoken. 22, barque Also all kinds ot Plants and Seedlings Tor the right to day — Maud Cain has gone to Sear.-mont James G. Pendleton, Lancaster, from N. York lor day bright and early, one of the number j full house last week. The has been to Ella Shorey started Monday for Montana. SPECIAL NOTICES. and flower morning, to work in the Nevcn’s hotel. company Taleahuaimand Valparaiso, ship Manuel Llaguno, vegetable garden. made an to the overseer. from New York for San Feb. application eon.-idcrablc trouble and expense to prepare for it Smalley, Francisco, Belfast, March 15, IsSS.—*2\vll* Stockton. The following town ollicers were 13, lat. 5 N. Ion. 31 W. • Pm-i iki.!». is the li-t of officers *w'aSvii.le. The funeral of Mrs Hattie s. Brock, and a- they are anxious to raise more funds they 77 MAIN STREET 77 Following elected last Monday: Moderator, B. Grange**; Foreign arrivals at the port of Boston last month is the Time v,■ d March 12 A. P. M< w ife of .Joseph Brock, of Scarsport, who died iiave arranged to play at Monroe next Saturday numbered 107 vessels of all and of this Spring Moderator, .Master; aged Clerk, s. B. Merrilhew; 1st Selectman, X. E. Sliute, classes, Next to W. number one was a The re- t<> cleanse the blood. Bell's Sarsaparilla is the G. BURKETT’S Goods and have < lerk. A !>. Mil-hell; N lirtnicii, Assessors and 21 years. 10 mos was held at the church last .sun- evening, the 17th inst. They will probably ar- only full-rigged ship. Dry House, opened 2nd Sekctman, Win. Smith, 3rd Selectman, W. L. mainder included 30 steamers, 8 JO 3 medicine to do it with. Cheap in price, reliable There was a in two or three other Mr. brigs, harks, -—with an- ovcr-cer- d 1 *,.• .j*, Frank Weeks, Orumel Murray day. large attendance, the house being j range to play places.... and it is what want. Don’t be staples; Collector, 11. II. Hawes; Treasurer, W. F. barkentines, 3 brigantines and 47 schooners. clVectuul, just you and K< "• Mathew.- Treasurer, 1 II. S. well tilled. She was the eldest daughter id ( has. L. and Mrs. springer, of Massachusetts are visiting Much is felt schooner Delhi, pr.t oil* with any other. It will drive the humor y Lancoy; C. A. F. R. anxiety regarding Mrs. Mrs. mother ...M. Grillin; Supervisor, Snell; Auditor, of which Chas. F. Green, Saco, is master. from the blood mi common in spring months. Mr. > ( oiiim. t- e, 1 W liovey ( oliector. s. H. Mo-h Maxim. Hermans amiable qualities endeared her Sylvira Lang. Springer's Capt. Daggett—We would like to hear from some one She sailed from the West Indies for Wilmington, A. W. Pitman, of Bangor, says I found it good The < to all who formed her .1 is in Hancock this week in Before Mr. Brock has l»o\v, Itiwr. Nuent.a AN Man-mu J'arty lines were acquaintance. Esq., county N. C., Feb. 1, with a of rock, and for humor and it benefited my health in every way. who can heat the following record on lirst class cargo phosphate Entire New Stock of Mens and •irawn on Selectim*ti but »hc B- publicans were the sympathy of his numerous friends in this his the interest of the Good Templars.J. M. Dow has never since been heard from, she is now 2o Do not fail to try Bell's Sarsaparilla.'’ Only oOcts. work. M. II. Lancaster, besides his overdue. wife bottle. Boys’ tending engine, Green’s accompanied per elected by a large majority; seenud bereavement. His first wife was born and has some nice grade Jersey cows t«> sell ...You days Capt. oil* 10<» in JJ hours. Mr. Lan- him on the voyage. can horse in pressed pairs pants raised in this town. The parents and sisters of always buy a good Brooks ami there Don at irom Till-; la vici.v M-.m.KHs. t»ur Prospect corre- caster is head and in W. H. Brig Jacinto, Harriman, Boston, Court pressman engineer tin* deceased ha\ e the heartfelt of friends. are several nice ones here now.Fit/. Ii. A. Matanzas, Feb. 18, molasses to order. sp •nd-’d ••mi' to ®e:id •mne further matter of sympathy brought pi & Co.’s Grimllc & Had winds to ( Hatteras. Mrs IL left a child about two weeks old has closed his stable here and Kelley pants factory....Messrs. light southerly up ape interest with ‘i*e settlers in that young Boody livery gone BRAZILIAN legat’d early Weseott of Buck sport and Messrs. McClure & Has been three days north of Hatteras, with OF PUBLIC OPINION. thMt has been taken and will be eared for to Belfast. There was not business lbr W W seas. Feb. v i.' 11. tin tb-orgt- d strict, which the tenderly enough strong and N "winds and heavy adjoins of Scarsport were in town Fine Barney Monday looking 28, a N W in which lost and Overcoats! by Mrs. Nickerson closed the two-table- in this town....Business is now encountered gale split d ( ;i. :-n In .- old otieatt over half Maxim.Eugene good got over W. II. Kelley & Co.’s pants factory. Mr. sails. SuitssSpring winter term of school in District No. last week. in the Webster's house t -afarii i*.wh.i were known to in 4, clothing shops.... boarding Booth sld seh B Peters- Cough Syrup ou; friends for g many says he is to sec such at bay, 4th, FNeally, Kelley, Thankicg past Savers, wo assure Ihstn that Miss Desire Abbott of closed the is of Kelley glad gentlemen This is the vessel to load this sea- Has been found the most and certain Cure '< thi-.-e tov-. "f Stockton and Pros Northport lilling up—Miss Annabelle Paul, Belfast, burg, Ya. last speedy Sear-'port, time — The last TESTIMONY OF PHYSICIANS. we any masquerade Monday night son out of the Her was 27 inches in of of in use, shall continue to furnish winter term ot school in District No. 1 and 2, .one was in town last week. pond. cargo Coughs any preparation curing t «.:• it interest i- manifested in the articles a wasa success despite the storm. thickness. The Maine Ice Co have loaded four ves- Coughs' and Colds in few hours. Also speedily la.-t week. Miss Abbott is as Forty-live couples .•,ii-it.■>’ in iIn and tire district) regarded sels this viz. the James s Lowell, Re- relieving Hoarseness, Soreness of the Throat and Journal, many making were on the floor and about 25 or 30 in only winter, BrcKsmirr. Ar the annual town meeting March couples and acrosi the the an efficient teacher, there arc those in the becca J Moulton (for Washington), Addie B Ba- Lungs. Pain Tightness Chest, ap ...i t pi eserve them for future reference. although of the wide-awake 5the officers were elected Moderator, mask. Some costumes were very line.... con and B F in and Injlamination of the L ungs, The progressive, physicians district who think it he as well to a following (for Richmond, Ya.) Neally (for Cough Pleurisy, might employ tons of ice Uronehitis. Asthma and Catarrh, and breadth of the "ti er Wot Id- that? Murs*’ was the subject of Parker Spofford; Clerk, W. A.Reinick; Selectmen, C. A. Snell and Miss M. F. Simmons went to Castine Petersburg, Ya.) making 3147 shipped Believing Whoop- throughout the length v A male teacher. Miss Abbott us to and aided “Dr. D. P. Old- VERY SUPERIOR h say them so far. Croup, by QUALITY requested by ing Cough, are to a realization of U--. i.i*o. !.. Torts" lecture in the B. S. A. course G. W. L. T. Dorr; the lirst of the week — Geo. r&me home land, awakening the scholars were and in their at- McAlister, Joseph Tilloek, Hopkins .Sell Five Brothers, which was abandoned on the way’s Celebrated Handmade Plasters” will cure }> punctual prompt the Ciiitunan « of the eases of the wonderful merits of Dr. R. C. Flower’s hurch parlor Tuesday evening. Treas., J. J. Ix»c; Town last week — Miss. F. W. Mardcn went to from Fernand!na to Philadelphia, and sub- many advanced *onsumption. tendance — Our a muialelection occurred Agent,0.1*.Cunningham; Prospect voyage Monday and towed into In- Scientific Remedies, and are I'iie attendance was srnail, but those present were S. s. Committee, J. F. Knowlton; Auditor, Am- last week lot' a few weeks. sequently picked up Mosquito prescribing of and t lie following officers were elected for the en- let, remained at latter until Feb 28, w hen she Try it. Price, Large Bottle, 25 Cta. beneficial results. Clothing, Cut, fi/Sada and Trimmed in ifre LdTtST and StJQ'iT w *• 1: place them with repai* The lecture was intensely interest' brose White. The tow n raised for of marvelously support Point. H. 1>. Black has sold out his was Dr GC L'Fugle and towed up — suing year: Moderator, Z. L. Downs; Clerk, A. H. "Sandy purchased by —AT— Below we one of many similar -SPPtlOVEO manner, a! such ng, snowing a refill preparation ami inueh study, schools, of of to Jacksonville "March 5th leaking badly. Her give Ellis; Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of £8,000; support poor, £1800; payment interest in the store formerly occupied by him and from wide-awake poor, cargo is now being transferred to seh Ridgewood, interesting letters and by the use of chart?* the lecturer impressed his interest on notes, £507; on Town Bonds, Wm. 0. Poor 4c Son's and E. H. W. It. Peavy, C. L. Maxim, W. Cunningham; coupons removed with his family to Chelsea, Mass., where for shipment North. As soon as her cargo is dis- Moody's. doctors:— mi Keii. •_>. lass.—.it r diets erning “other worlds*' upon the mindsof of Town Bonds, $1,000; be con- she will he S. 8. Com., Scott W. Nickerson; Collector, Otis 14. £8403; payment principal he will engage in trade. The business will charged thoroughly repaired. LOW PRICES ii- The Board has given notice that as hearers. The thin) lecture In this course will tire department, £800; rubber coats for tiremrn, tinued under the name of E. J. Black & Co. A Lighthouse Daklikoton, Pa., Jan. 29, 1887. Paterson; Treasurer, E. II. Nickerson; Truant soon hereafter as practicable a lighted buoy, con- •e given nc\t Mr. Arthur I. of tire Tuesday evening by T. C. A. E. £50; payment companies, £800; roads, good assortment of dry goods and groceries will sisting of a mammoth iron buoy surmounted by a l>r. officer, Smart; Auditor, Nickerson; MARRIED. Dear Sir: I have been prescribing That ail can sec See of frem us. P.row n, ;• nd will be to the of abatements and lens lantern with gas, will be j easiiy advantage buying introductory subject Constables, Otis B. Paterson and C. M. Maiden. bridges, etc., £8500; discounts, be kept, and a continuation of previous patronage supplied compressed moored in the main ship channel, Boston Harbor, R. C. Flower’s Liver geology. contingent expenses, £2300; G. A. R. Post, memor- is solicited. We the loss of Mr. Black and Sanative, Lung All democrats except 8. 8. Com., Treasu rer, Audi- regret a few yards southward and westward of upper Iii Jackson, March 10, by Uev. D. Brackett, ial sidewalk on Franklin Cordial, Nerve Pills, Pain lit week we met at the Post office a sea tor and one constable. It has been our usual cus- services, £50; street, £85; wife. They will be much missed in society, and middle liuoy No. 1* As this is an experimental Daniel F. Wentworth and Miss Mary F. Cilley, Destroying captain it We Manufacture our own The amount raised was the id' Mrs. IS. from the church clioir is buoy, mariners are cautioned not to rely upon both of Knox. Blood and Uotliin, Fred W. Curleton and < £10,855. Voted to continue in force tlie vote of House is now "t:dn r-mwedl ca-c. “Vou know we have been but was evident from the start that the democracy much deplored... .Bay View Poultry main In its present position. Miss Nora Smalley, both of Boekport. Plasters, in my practice, with good March 1880, in reference to the of tlie incubators with a Steamer Lorenzo D Baker, from Boston In Thomaston. March 7. Edwin S. Watts and have but OSE and never All m.ti'o i" I u nine time." said the mariner. The were organized and wen* bound to draw party refunding running four Ocean Monarch Wiley, are remedies. PRiCr, misrepresent any goods. for Port Jam. while down Bos- Clara I. both of Thomaston. results. They splendid Tow n and Parker oil chicks Morant, proceeding Lcrmoud, -1 as lines on Ladies Aid Bonds, chose by ballot, Spofford of 2,400 and has hand 700 -fhe novelties in—- •marooned," deliued in “Treasure Is- every officer....The Society capacity eggs, ton hurlmroii Thursday, collided with seh Radiant, In Bockland, Feh. 29, Eldei William L. Ivnowl- and O. I*. as committee to act with II. YV. A. Sawyek, M. 1). •'■ d, -lauds ••for a horrible kind of punishment will meet with Mrs. T. C- Nickerson this (Thurs- Cunningham, and 1000 ducks.Mr. M. R. Ginn has bought (.apt. Hardy, of and* from Rock port, Me. with ton, of l uioti, and Ida B. Biehards, of Vinalhaven. the lirst selectmen as a committee. For lime. The steamer struck the seh on the port quar- In Thomaston, Feb. 28, Charles D. Means and "iiunoi, emuigh among the buccaneers, in which day) afternoon. refunding 1). Black’s house and part of the furnishings. ter, badly injuring the seifs cabin house and port Cassie D. Parker, both of Warren. Hats and woods ■ the lirst time for some the town refused to the house ill- are the fruit of kecYived offender i- put ashore with a little and years Miss Virgie Cousins is confined to by main These medicines Furnishing powder Yinaliiavkx. The Echo “The carrying away her fore and rigging, In South Hope, Fell. 25, Lester 1. Dolham and says: largest tax the The town refused to raise went to Castine quarter, sxhaustive of -hot, and left behind on some desolate and distant dogs. money ness.On Monday Weston Doe jibboom and headgear and causing the vessel to Cassie E. Achorn, both of Warren. scientific investigation, social event of tlie season mean in avoirdu- (we fora school house in Dist. No. 0 ...It is Normal school and Sainndc French to leak badly. She was taken in tow soon after the In Deer Isle, Feh. 23. Edward T. C ariiian and medical skill, and the ex- i-land Mur Islesboro friend had not, however, expected to attend thorough long occurred at .J. II. Sanborn's even- collision by steamtug Ida M Da I by and towed up Bertha A. Harvey, both of Deer Isle. pois) Saturday that will he with the electric were conducted of the who to-day been quite so badly off as that. He meant Bueksport lighted Hampden Academy.Services to the Part of the sell’s deekload was jetti- perience physician only ing last. There were twelve and city. couple present about the lirst of The is now <-:i Mr. Hall anchored im- the most extensive practice Waterman's Due Frici1 that he had been cut off fora time from the daily light April. plant Sunday by from Bangor Theological soned to lighten her. The steamer snjoys private House, the of the twelve Indies 8he had the arc more Clotliiug weight collectively aggre- the near tlie railroad mediately after the collision. copper ut doctor in America. current of new s. being put in, building being S* 'iiiinary... May Richards arrived home Saturday L31 b_ LJ any They gate over twenty thousand lbs. Quite a torn from her bow, but otherwise was not injured. than remedies. are the pound station, and tlie lilting up is now going briskly on. from White’s Corner, where she lias been teaching good Then ! ,\ " ■; n She proceeded on Thursday night. 77 Main Street, $He, i..ii.ri"ii Mrsp.iK iiiiiwuhcc'iiiin metivii Our it was a best that and skill has erer Belfast, party. reporter rays lively good The wiling w ill begin soon. A good number of school the past fourteen weeks ...Mr. Alex Black, Fkkujiith. The Freight Circular of Snow A science >poit, 7, Myrtle K., only daughter application, give Grant, who was of the board. Mr. Fr\e officers were elected Mon- of Mrs. Emma L. Winslow, aged 12 7 months. of valuable Secretary neous programme was well tilled and the occasion I occupied by Mrs. Charles E. Brown and Mrs. J. II. Pnosi'Kcr. Town are quiet. No improvement is noticed in tonnage years, our magnificent pamphlet trade is [ Augusta papers please copy. | worth n.*w holds the position of liquidating clerk, and was a one.”... as follows: Moderator, J. II. Killman; First requirements to Brazil. The Cuba Sugar Household Formulas. It is r'-tily jolly good .Tlie lisldng sell. Emma Gilley. They will employ twenty-live or thirty day In t. March 9, llatlie S., wife of SOLUBLE PACIFIC at a stand, lienee rates nun be as Searspoi Joseph lOANOno nearly quoted Is mnnutactured tertilizcr matter what has been in the service three been to J. S. Second Ar- W. 21 vears 19 months. cents. undeniably the leading years, having M. Dyer lias liecn sold Gloucester parties for girls—When the cutter arrived Capt. Selectman, Ilerriman; Selectman, nominal. From Porto Rico a few vessels are Brock, aged fifty Woodbury our .in the first to enter under the civil service In Cambridge, Mass., March 12, Bev. Cazneaii to the contrary. i.ng $3,*00.The three masted ach. Rose Mullen, Phinnev was with a box of line flowers thur Boyd; Third Selectman, Josiuli Colson; Su- wanted for sugar, and steamers taken obtain 18 competitors say presented D. 1>., aged S3 years. At the held at Worcester, Mass., in uh lb- was commended Collector cents to ports north of Hatteras. The Windward Palfrey, State Fair September, 1887 especially by which lontled stone last week at the Sands quarry, with the of Fred H. tin1 pervisor of Schools, L. J. Calderwood; Town In Camden, March Miss Maria til compliments Moses, popu- department shows no special change; rates tire 3, Kent, aged The New and Worcester Societies awarded s.-dtonstall for Ids education and fitness is the J. S. Allard Crockett, Kngland Agricultural general for Philadelphia, first vessel loaded this lar florist, as a token of appreciation of his efforts Agent, Ilerriman; Constable, linn in the absence of a full supply of suitable ves- years. f >i the dutifs of Lumber a moderate In Bockland, March 4, Joel Proctor, aged 79yrs. NOT KINGS’ EVIL. kUsthe examiner. Mr. Frye is a native year by tlie Bodwell granite company. Schr. in the river to navigation. Homer Voted that the Selectmen be surveyors of wood, sels. In coastwise freights opening Capt. rates some- In Bockland, March 4, Willie L., son of E. K.aml SILVER MEDAL, trade is though favor so. :iro of G. ifa i, and a son of lion. Wakefield G, Charles II. has loaded for New his bark and lumber. Truant J. F. doing, shippers E. 3 months and 7 But the Kin- of Evils. You sutler You Frye, Trickey puving of the Lucy 1*. Miller also deserves credit for Officer, Libby; what. There has been little or no demand for Laura Moore, aged days. 1 wen* dead. Pacific C.r.\N< and also tlieir DIPLOMA for In March wife of William not downright nick, hut you wish you for “Soli'V.i.k la: I oiled states Consul General at Halifax. York. Sch. Rhodes and Abide 8. Walker and efforts in the same direction. Collector of J. F. Brown. Old lias Coal and rates rule rather Bockland, 3, Mary A., Molly plucky persistent Taxes, Prospect tonnage, low, quoted Your stomach is out «»f order. Your brain reel.-. 3 of raised the Use of this old and re- to F. Starrett. aged 112 years, 3 months and 9 days. fjie exhibit products hy stone.. .A few ....The officers of the Cutter were en some. The new board includes two Re- nominally 85 cents and discharge Boston. Your dim and are in such are here and will load more warm Woodbury changed In Deer Isle, March 2, the wife of Peter Eaton, eyes grow ha/.y.and yon liable fertilizer. This was tile Medal which i ni. stokm. A severe easterly gale and snow nsdn. V)li! torment! You can’t use a knife to cut only awarded, days and our harbor will be free from ice—The tertained at Camp Emerson, Alamoosook, Satin*, publican Selectmen, Supervisor and Collector. hi Bockland, March 7, Sabra B., widow of John for : -i in prevailed in this vicinity afternoon *14 and 4 months. it out, but you can eradicate the psiin, renovate the fact speaks itself. Monday of Rev. C. L. of at the M. Alden, aged vears church circle held its annual meeting last Thurs- day by quite a party of ladies and gentlemen Haskell, Scarsport, preached Boston Produce Market. stomach, .and relieve the pressui e on the brain. and About six indies of snow fell and lu Bockland, March 7, John McNamara, aged 80 GUDDKX & O RTIS, night. school house How? l»et a box of 1>. K.*s, which mean y Rodon, Mum., and elected the officers: Mrs. Rich- our village. Sunday the cutter started for East- village last Sunday....Miss Elvcna vears. drifted the snow day following General badly. Tuesday morning plow in Boston, March 13. Tim butter trade was light In March John 81 ^3 Selling Agents, ard Tutton, Mrs. R. T. Carver, vice port. Dep. Collector Harry IS. Parker of Castine Grant met with quite a serious accident getting Bockland, <», Haskell,aged yrs. and spare engine stalled out, followed later the president; yesterday, owing to the storm, but tlie market In Feb. 27, Infant of Frank Dr. Mark R. Killers. GUANO by into the on home from a visit last Vinalhaven, daughter Woodbury's Dyspepsia PACIFIC COMPANY Mrs. E. II. came up and has gone on the cruise eastward in stage tier way maintained a linn tone, with indications of an ad- £ ■ president; I.yford, recording secretary; Could. git la r morning train for Burnham. At the sum- Eat two or three of those* little ami von her—March 7ili there was a school and week-S. S. Trevett has a fourteen- vance. Choice old stock holds a lozenges Miss Anuie financial Mrs. E. dancing slaughtered particularly In Thomaston, Feb. 20, Mrs. Emma Bucklin.aged For sale L. A. Belfast ; N. ». mit the stuck but succeeded in Coombs, secretary; will bo better at once. I'se tliem as a preventive by KNOWLTON, ROSS, Lincolnville, and by plow got finally months old 4(10 lbs-..-Mr. Richard strong position. I 34 and 7 I P. Walker, treasurer; Mrs. W. H. Littlefield, Mrs. ball at Emery Hall. The same evening Mr. and hog weighing years days. ami need suffer no more. reliable in town in :>mTl getting through the drift. The train reached Burn- Baldwins, $2 5033; greenings, $2 75; spitz, I In Thomaston, Feb. 23, Edward Richards, aged you Agents every Maine* Mrs. Lewis F. a drive whist of Killman, who his foot so jammed, is im- Wallace and Mrs. Wharf, business committee. A Taplev gave party got badly $3 50; northern spy, $333. 18 vears, 10 months and II ham at noon, connection with the Bangor days. REMEMBER D. K.'S losing sixteen tables. Refreshments were served at in- ...I. C. and his were in Cheese ruled quiet, with sales in small lots as Feb. of Ed- number of new members were added and $18 in proving Libby partner In Vinalhaven, 23, Lillie, daughter train west. On the return trip the train wanted at previous prices. 4 cost 50 cents a box boxes 25 STATEMENT OF going termission. The* lirst were won Mrs. town last week cows. S. 8. Trevett sold ! win Lawry, aged years. They only (trial cents), money received.The annua) of the prizes by buying were at of the s. and reached Belfast at 2 r. M. The evening train from meeting Kggs fairly steady Saturday’s prices. i In Bltiehill, March 1, Mrs. Joanna Cray, aged 82 can "be sent to any part by mail, Ilouier ami Mr. Deforest Snowman. The two — A surprise party was held atC. II. Par- Sales of Western and Southern at 15 cents church society was held on Monday evening.... At George jj 310 vears and 3 days. will cure FRED T. Granite State Insurance Burnham was about one hour late and brought no and Fastern at 17 cents per dozen. CHASE, Company, boobies Miss Lizzie Emery ami Mr. R. 11. tridge's last week. Mrs. Ellen Littlefield will have In Falls City, Nebraska, March 1, Mrs. Lucy A. and j the church circle this by indigestion, Heartburn, all mail from west of Portland. A brought meeting evening four gentle- Potatoes ruled firm at $131 05 per bushel for of 70 Dyspepsia, OF PORI SMOUUH, N. H. special On a drive whist party a party Tuesday of this week-The following le McCombie, formerly Ellsworth, aged years Stonach Troubles. men will act as Messrs. J. II. San- Emery... Friday evening lloulton rose, and 85390 (rents for other Fastern. and 5 months. mail and express from Portland, but housekeepers: Jamjar) I, 188%, passengers, tables was at the residence of the programme for the meeting, March fifth ol Northern from 75 385 cents. Doolittle & Smith, 24 and 20 Tremont St., Boston born, Roberts, T. G. and Fred 8. of nineteen given ranged Market the Boston train had not arrived at that point George Libbey Beans were and at and South Branch Grange: Select readings by Clara quiet steady previous prices. selling agents. Graduate assktm. all Value. was Walls, experts ...Mr. W. A. Walker, of this Corn quiet, oats very dull, feed easier, and no when our train left Burnham. The storm Littlefield and Elsie Killman; declamation W. Dr. Mark R. Woodbury's Dyspepsia Killers. Optician, ( uiToll ( minty. N. II Ponds. $ 2001 mi The first were taken by is a member of cake at intermission. prizes in the ha y market. trains and place, tlie Bromflcid street church change Dr. Mark R. Woodbury's Dyspepsia Killers. Town of llarri>ville, V II., Pmidc*. 1.5,001) no very severe at the w estward, stopping of who is here S. Killman; Select readings by Sarah Partridge, AT THE STORE OF choir, Boston.Mr. E. 8. Bodwell is in Bos- by Miss Josie Cummings Portland, City of Manchester, N. II Ponds. I10,00o delaying travel. Lizzie and J. II. Killman. Speech Ar- Port N. Water tou this week.Jessie Lillian visiting at Hon. N. T. Hills, aud Mr. Horace Buck. Libby by BELFAST PRICE CURRENT. Hiram Chase «C* Son« Jewelers, Plain, Y., Co. 1st M»»rt. Collie, Smith, Ponds. 00 The boobies Mrs. Deunis Swazcy and Mr. thur J. Trevett; Music by the choir; Sisters* ques- 10,500 Tiik I'nivkusaust Faik. The fair and enter- Lulu Vinal, Hattie Conant, Sadie Coyle and by Corrected Weekly for the Journal. 25 Main St., Belfast. Knriis New York A New England R. \l. Ponds, 12.2(H) no same Mr. and Mrs. tion: Resolved that a lady is better dressed In n tainment by the Universalist society at the Bel- Cora Lawry, of this place, will attend the next tinocli B. Hill. The evening N. II. Trust Co. Debenture Ponds. 45,000 on of the farm, well fitting dress than in an ill fitting silk dress By C. H. Sirgeil, No. 8 Main Street. CLUB Eastern R. R. Preferred stork. 0,850 Oo fast House on and term of the Eastern Normal school at Castine. Joseph Tlllock, superintendent poor ThTXII. Opera Tuesday Wednesday, Aff. Lizzie Elsie Mrs. N Worcester, Nashua A Rochester It. R entertained a of their friends from oui Libby, Killman; Xeg. Produce Market. Prtce Paul Producers w as a gveut success. The hall waa handsomely fit- A branch of United Friends was organized hereon quite party Stock. 134 00 time is Ginn ami Mrs. S. Trcveit. Brothers’ question. Re- If bush 40*73 ? ton, 8.00g 13.00 -Will Give Their Seventh Annual- ted up for the purpose. A large booth was erect- Wednesday evening by R. B. Miller, of Rockland. village. An enjoyable reported. Suppei Apples Hay for Lake National Rank of Wolf boro, N. II., solved, That a can get more infor- dried If ft, 4g« Hides? lb, 5g5>£ Eggs Hatching stock. 00 served.... we were shown over the person general 12,*500 ed in the centre of the floor from which They will meet at Odd Fellows hall. Tlie society was Monday 75 Lamb ? fancy Beans,pea,If bu, 2.3092 lb, 8g!i Dover (ins Co. stock. 3,(Mg) (h» Steamer P. Miller the of inana mation hv reading than by traveling. Afl*. W. II. THOROUGHRRKI> STOCK. Light articles were sold. A booth built of evergreen Is composed entirely of ladies. At the conduMon Lucy by politeness medium, 2.0092.25 LambSkiu*. l.uugl.50 Plymouth Colorado State Wai'rants. 11,870 7s has been im- Giun, H. B. A. A. Giun and- Hutton? ft ITtROMRocks, Twitchel strain, Wyandottes, Hawkins trees and labelled the much of the ceremonies the gentlemen were invited to a ager Quimby. The steamer greatly Ileagan; Ncg. yellow-eyes, 2.0082.23 0g7 J« 1*0ss premiums in course of eollection.. 60,747 74 “Cosy Club,”attracted Butter If 10920 )ats ? busli, 32 lb 42 and lloudletts strain. Brown Leghorns, Fiskes A Heagan. ft, 945 Concert and Ball Loan on Mortgage ot' Real Estate. lnti,ouo no attention. All the for benefit ball was at the town proved si nee changing owners. spacious dining strain. 50 cents for 15. Cockerels for side articles sale here were made banquet....A given Beef If ft, 587 Potatoes, G5g70 Eggs Interest accrued not included in market new rooms are added. Tiic cook Hound in fall and w inter. 4w 11 and contributed by the children of the society. A hall Friday evening to Laforest Brown, and the saloon and state Bariev If liush, 55900 Hog ? ft, 7g74 value. 0,1557 30 of Cheese If 11*14 straw ?ton, li.00g7.00 .1. MOORK, Monroe, Me. was realized ...A bee was held at room adjoins the saloon and is a marvel con ft, Cash in office.. 3,(435 72 sale of fancy goods held from two until five, sum of $60 knitting Kiss me darling, for your breath is 10 Company’s Chicken If ft, 12914 rurkey ? tb, §98 Cash on in N. II. National Rank, afternoon. There was of Mrs. Webster last venieoce and neatness. Judging from what wat Just as sweet as new-mown deposit Tuesday a great variety, the house Thursday evening, hay; Calf Skins If ft, 89IO real? ft, 7i'J of Portsmouth. 16,67* 74 In the mamrnoiitii one would con Kiss me, darling, for your teeth are washed? prices were reasonable and the articles sold well. the proceeds to help extinguish the church debt. cooking range Duck If ft, 12914 Wool, ft, 31g32 Auction! Free from tartar or decay; 15 Wool, 23a24 BELFAST OPERA HORSE, dido that don't live on "hard tack.” Mrs. Kg** If doz., unwashed, $401,58(4 37 was served at six o’clock, and one ....Rider Seavey preached Sunday at the advent they Kiss me, for you won’t &c. Supper every darling, Fowl If ft, 8910 Wood, hal’d, 4.00g5.00 Farming Implements, Furniture, LI AM LIT! KS. one Mamie Littlefield, has gone to the came down from Satunlay. We Forget me or your SOZO DON’T. said it was of the best spreads ever laid before chapel....Miss Quimby Bangor Geese If ft, 10912 Wood, soft, 3.1X133.5(1 Will 1)0 sold hv auction at my residence in Monroe, In paid Losses... $ 17,(474 SI to be treated for the loss found tier in the Pilot House the "don. Market. on March A a hungry a tulle nee. There were a number of Maine General Hospital watching The or lore Retail Market. Retail TueHdn)'. 27, ISSSi. n( 10 n’rlnrk M., Reserve for Reinsurance. 1(50,070 40 Atmosphere If lot of harrows, l)uc for and for John from Cal- key" hoisting out hides from Calcutta and harrow Lime? TMay, 22,1888, farming tools, ploughs, mowing Agents Commissions each of voice and Mrs. If bbl., small tables, prepared by some member of the ...Mr. Hopkins, Is a pure, sweet breath. This desideratum is one Beef, corned, ft, <88 l.OOgl.fri horse one set double harnesses, 51 18 Oat Meal ? fl machine, rake, other charges. 10,112 .... teeth from Her husband remarked thaf not Butter Salt, If box, ft, society, and spread with the family dishes. Young ifornia, are expected home this week Mr. L. Pittsburg. of the results of using 8OZODONT, which *tc. Also lot household goods, beds, bedding, and ren- Corn If Irtish., 73 [)nlons?ft, 4g.1 she was of P. Miller as she ouly invigorates preserves the teeth, but chairs, stoves and kitchen furniture. All All other than fit**, 70*5 72 Misses waited upon the tables with much W. French lias a cow which he offers to wager $100 jealous Lucy though! Corn If bush., 73 Sale of Reserved Seats in llalcony trill lounges, liabilities, Capital Stock, prompti ders the mouth as fragrant as a rose. 1ml 1 Cracked Oil,kerosene,?gal.,10glJ POWDER to be sold without limit or reserve. stock. 200,000 no he her more attention than herself. A Capital tude and there w as no hitch In the will seventeen of butter in seven | gave voyage Corn Meal If bush.. 73 Pollock? ft, 3>*g4 at !> o'clock A. FRIDA MARCH arrangements. produce pounds Absolutely Pore. open M., Y, ROItKRT W. MAYO. Net Surplus over all liabilities...... 12,819(55 New York can now be Cheese# ft. 14817 Pork ? ft, 9gl( The entertainment closed with a F. Allcnwood has moved into the to made on this boat with ('HAH. C. CRAltY, Auctioneer. 2w11* j evening drama, days.E. 1.40 Plaster ? never varies. A marvel of 16th, at the City Drug Store. A fellow named Philip Cottelle of Dennisport, Cotton Seed If cwt., bbl., l.OOgl.H This powder purity, $401.58*5 37 the It waa well Cascade House.W. V. Lane, of comfort nod at small expense....Janies Kmcry i* If Meal ? and wholesomeness. More economical “Polly Ann,” by yoang people. photographer, who was iufatuated with Miss Codfish, dry. ft, 5g8 Rye ft, 3,4 strength Muss., aged 42, Shorts 1.3; and much the be at rooms here a few fitting up the building in the rear of the hall foi Cranberries If ut., 1812 ?ewt., than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in com- 50c. presented enjoyed by audience Camden, will his for days. Minnie Chapman, aged 15, shot her Thursday Reserved 8eati, Balcony, For Sale. Surplus as regards Policy Holders .$2>2,6ino5 Mrs. Brown ami Mrs. Clover Seed £g- Dancing Winterport. Winterport, if.": 1.? v : 83 #OH Senator Ingalls in Behalf of the Soldier. The Woodpile Martyr. The of speech Senator Ingalls in the Senate Martyrs of almost every kind lave been of in March Oth, on the dependent pension bill was spoken the annals of history, but the mar- of the a tyr debilitated is of such a do- KIRK’S notable one. woodpile His words cut his opponents mestic nature that her praises are yet unsung. l&MAtt like UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF Damascus blades. The Boston Journal Such an one has for THE COUNTRY Will | my deepest svmpat by, hers Fire OBTAIN MUCH INFORMATION A £ FROM STUDY OF THIS Water! MAP OF THE “Mr. for wealth is no case of exalted the elixir of correspondent says: Ingalls, aspirations, Have so far the.•’higher respiration” being denied her. Sin: injured my store that all goods of diction, for sarcasm, for invective, for mar- must be removed in order to admit of neces- is simply to cook a required dinner, aud if in so sary repairs. And most of the goods not In velous powers of description, for a she lias to a my vocabulary doing, perform miracle, nothing is safe have been more or less Injured and soiled. of it. VflfltltebD stocked with an array of strange, grotesque thought Only those who hare passed through the fiery ordeal (fiery only as and forcible words, has no peer in American regards For the temper) c an appreciate the feel- Next 30 Days life. He drew ail the resources of dreary,'dreary public upon ing that encompasses one when the barn yard is 1 SHALL OFFER his vigorous and rasping vocabulary in deliver- her only hope for fuel, and eycn that source of income is at low ebb, ing the extraordinary philippic which was through oft-repeated inroads upon its seaut allowance of old GREAT * BARGAINS! heard in the pieces Senate to-day.” The Senate Cham- of boards and rails, whose “ofleuso is rank anil smells ber and galleries were tilled to their utmost to heaven.” IN ANY GOODS SO INJURED. 1 he is looked capacity. We give the press report of the woodpile upon by some men r.s a troublesome convenience; consequently, it speech as follows: enters not into ^Now their calculations and is classed is Your Opportunity.^ Mr. Ingalls (the presiding officer), having with many other labor-saving appliances for called Mr. Platt to the chair, proceeded to ad- household use, as an unnecessary luxury. When a M..,;:;:' dress the Senate, the galleries being crowded man braves the house in the morning knowing tiubK ISLAND CHICAGO FifiOi.fi A. tions of decorum and propriety, perhaps ex- ing his woodpile site, the sublime faith he lias iuOLINE. ROCK ISLAND. DAVEN- PORT. DE9 MOINES. COUNCIL MUS- cessive and overstrained, had deterred him in Ins wife s ability to cook a dinner without -Tea Cake BLUFFS, Sets, CATINE. KANSAS ST. JOSEPH. LEAV- tuel Baskets,- CITY, from participation thus far in the debates of would he laughable were it not so tragical: ENWORTH. ATCHISON. CEDAP. RAPIDS, the Senate. He had therefore been so long as dinner is surprised forthcoming without incon- WATERLOO. MINNEAPOLIS, and ST. PAUL, one last on to the chamber his ICE day week, returning veniencing lordship, just so long will lie he PITCHERS, and scores of intermediate cities. Choice of after a lax in brief absence, to learn that the Senator providing wood. In order to show pro- routes to and from the Pacific C«a3t. All trans- from for fers in Union FLOATING SOAP This For Missouri (Air. Vest) had referred to him per respect her husband the wife should depots. Fast trainc of Fine Day -is- in terms not complimentary in a debate in exercise the same sublime faith in. not onlv Fruit & Rutter Coaches, elegant Dining Cars, magnificent Pull- Dishes, man Palace Way which he had taken no that Ins but his to Sleepers, and (between Chicago, St.. THE CH6EF part, intimating ability desire, furnish the neces- Joseph, Atchison and Kansas the people of the District of Columbia were in- sary wood, which result can be brought about City) Reclining For the Both, Toilet and Chair Cars. Seats Free, to holders of Laundry. of disinterested and that bv a through Snow White and capable patriotism, judicious postponing of the dinner hour. CASTERS, first-class tickets. Absolutely pure the veterans of the were a mob of Absolute combined republic faith, with tact, will pro- ! II ymir t'.oaler does not White ClouM S. :u WITH A keep sordid As to he would ‘luce a for GREAT VARIETY OK Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska -■•ml id cents for Ham ciiko to iu..i, BAR6AINS plunderers. himself, change tbe better, if not a radical R’y pie the say that the nomination and election of (irover cure. [S. J. L. “Great Rock lekind Route.” Cleveland had made the nomination of any Extends West and Southwest J .om Kansas City JHS. S. KIRK S -n»- Fancy Silver Articles! and 8t. Joseph to NELSON. CO., American citizen to the Presidency respec- HORTON,. BELLE- National Anti~Saloon Con- VILLE, TOPEKA, CHICACO. table. There was no man so ignorant or mean Republican HERINOTOK, WICHITA, HUTCHINSON. CALDWELL, and nil points in 1 rid that lie might not aspire to a nomination to the ference. CLOCKS ! y the Democratic KANSA8 AND SOUTHERN NEBRASKA Presidency—by party. [Laugh- Tlie Anti-Saloon —OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.— and Entire ter and He regretted that the Sena- Republican National Com- beyond. passenger equipment of the applause.J mittee have issued a call colcbrated Pullman manufacture. All CHANGE OF TIME' tor from Missouri was not in his seat for the second Nation- safety ap- to-day. al Anti-Saloon pliances and modern improvements. The Senator from bad Republican conference to be >FINE MUSIC BOXES-- Kentucky (Blackburn) held in New York citv, at 11 a. The Famous Albert Lea -AND- also referred to tiie super of April IS, ISSS, Route sneeringly loyalty m.. and continue in session 4 TO 12 TUNES. Is the favorite the soldiers of the Cnion. He did not chal- two days. The in- Produces between Chicago, Rock Island, vitation is addressed to all in Atchison, Kansas City and Minneapolis and St Maine lenge the honor or of these Senators Republicans tlie Central R. R. courage l nited States, who PauL Its Watertown branch traverses the great in their devotion to the South and to the South- sympathize with this move- ment and and to all Violins, Accordians, “WHEAT Af-D HAIRY TIM E-TAi: I,E. ern not purpose, members of other Harmonicas, BELT” They could be suspected 1 Confederacy. parties and unattached voters who of Northern Iowa. Southwestern Minnesota, and of had into the Con- arc willin'-1 On and arirr Oft. 2llli, trains nn it. H insincerity. They gone to act with SCISSORS, East Central Dakota to Luke. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. the Republican SHEARS, Watertown, Spirit Itrancit will nn n tin- f, I!,,w timt* federacy because they wanted to go; because organization sol 8ioux Falls and Inj. long as it shall stand for the many other towns and cities. Wr hare an IMMENSE of all believed that was better than honestly homes of1 HAZORS and STRAPS. Tho Short I-! W I I:I I .! \ST. I I. W I 111 1!MI >, V. gut STOCK, comprisei! they slavery the as Lino via Seneca and Kankakee offers people against the saloon system and : White am. freedom and secession It its Soft, superior facilities to travel to from |>.m. a.<11. id better than union. and Indian- )• criminal The LADIES AND GENT'S it,’. s was aggressions. ground which tlie I apolis, Cincinnati and other Southern points. .I J !.'> illi iihaiu ..... ‘.ii .ij curious that Confederates from Cnion t* hrst conference asked tile For Tickets, Maps. Folders, or desired informa- < i!v I’niii!.. Tin J 22 .ooiianl's.. :• •<•_' ;■ States were a little more pronounced and a Republican party to —Fine; P«»*lcot. Kuive-a !— The Latest anil Novelties take on tlie is tion, apply at any Coupon Ticket Olllco or address Wai.!.. .7 -J:S 2 IT i»it\ jo i;; Styles little more and a little more violent liquor question thus summariz- aggressive ed: w ith Itnmks. i’imrmlike. which we are selling at that CAXXOT BE other goods too numerous to mention. E. ST. JOHN, E. A. prices in their denunciations of the North than Con- HOLBROOK, Kno\.7 a."{ 2'.'< I ino\. ! :;j BEAT. We will to 11) The saloon is tlie of society \ AND Gen’l Manager. Gen'l Tkt. & Pass Agt. guarantee give you federate- from States that had VecoJed. He enemy mid ///.; stor. Thormliki*.s ought he suppressed: (2) the of eaeli sol.i I "nil did not know where the Senator from Missouri people Beautiful Hands w ithout regard to cost. IMease call and ex- \.s !•_’ 4 oo \ aM < QUALITY had got the figures from which In stated, that municipality ought op- 3Wf) lyrl.l itv I’l'iiit_ H*r. 11 portunity. whenever nrr. 1 :U) !*• ami more for can but S000 of desired, of when llurnlumi, i!';ist. arr— In I', i: goods your money than you get Lee's army had surrendered at and deciding For I hi 30 how this shall lie days special a III be ofTered ■ elsewhere. Senator a done; (3) until destroyed, bargains ! in* mornihit tram ni«*I »h«• inl.i tr: .low:* Appomattox. If that had plucked 1 Tor In up tlie saloon ought to lie any goods my stork. are few of the plumes from the dazzling tail of rippled In every re- straight pas.-eiiircr Train-. stramt and m w ... his imagination and had stuck them into the disability which local public s'enti- I,imitet..n a OUR AIM "lent will enforce, and to is from Pclfast and all station- on Brain It. as c. of his lie would have flown a reimburse nuicli It matchless wings judgment 1 ticket- to all \\» v as possible of the loss it causes. ^ HERVEY, hrouffli point- -i him \ -t public -IS TO GIVE- more accurate flight. Instead of SOOO men with via all routes for sale be 1\ K ( \ The .Maine member of the national Itelfant, Me. lc |», muskets, who were in the final crash and col- committee j fa t. IS Senator Frye.. tlie chairman is Albert K. li. < Perfect Satisfaction in every Case, lision of the war, there had been 73.JU1 men. liOOTlUiY, I'AisoN Tl !\ I J'. (.nllin. of Manhattan. Kansas. The heii’l Pass, v. The Si mat oi's mathematics were certain!\ gid- meeting I Complexion,^"" The Best and Ticket A iff. t,a which is the secret of our j will lie an lb Pel fast. Oet. 1 Ss constantly increasing dv. But one was to be found to the interesting one, and will lie lareelv *20, 7. -1 I sales. I>o not be deceived by cheap advertise- parallel \ attended. of that statement, ments bv Instalment Houses. WK OIARANTKK to extraordinary inaccuracy MOSKY'S WORTH EVERY TIWK. Call and that was the same Senator's statement that KEEPS THE SKIN SOFT AS Blood give you your | Law / VELVET, ami see us. W e are always pleased to show our of the 2.300.000 .-oldiers of tin* Cnion army i Liquor Constitutional. Hardware large stock and give'you LOW PRICES. more than one-half had applied for pensions. Tlie Supreme Court of Such speeches as those of the Senators from .Michigan after mature j Purifier -Wc are also for the- free from all § agents deliberation, has declared the new Missouri and Kentucky were intended to can h State liquor i REOj/ESS law III the main ROlfGRjfESS. is that ■which keeps the Liver the Confederate vote, and they would catch it. constitutional. The clauses I declared to the and Stomach in con- They were centre shots." striking the bull's- contrary constitution are- healthy Indestructable Fuel IYi-mitting arrests without & THE HANDS IN NICE dition. eye every time and ‘‘ringing the bell.” He due process; giving CONDITION. tin- Common Council arbitrary wanted tile Senators on the Democratic side of power to decide j * « -AMD- tlie illness of a COOD DICESTIOM the chamber to understand that their person to obtain a license: -iv- disguise the MEANS "ig County Treasurer a voice in ; Business for opposing pension bills was so exceedingly sufficiency ot bonds; forfeiting unearned I • * thin that nobody was deceived by it. It was portion of li- MS GREAT ENGLISH SOAP *S* COOD BLOOD. Fire Kindler! cense for violation The Greatest Blood not a not of law, and the COMPLEXION, Purifier•/£! question of cost. The South did love prohibiting a convicted in the world so suc- KNOWN. a which for comfort, economy, convenience, cleanli- the Cnion Neither did the Democratic violator from again going into tlie | -STRONGLY Nothing ness ami both as a and army. RECOMMENDED BY-^ Thi< (ire.d German Mi- 3 3 cheapness, KIEL KINDLKK, liquor business for a term of years ! cessfully treats the digestive the#*. partv. after eon-! FOR SALS. and lias no equal, ran l»e used for either HEATING or viction. I cheapest be-t. 12s do.-.-, M g ^ in I.vmi was m a organs as Mandrake, and the COOKING at a NOMINAL EXPENSE OK ONE CENT there Atlanta great histori- Pill li BITTFBs *2^ Mi The decision is a terrible for.*l.'tO,h -than# AN HOIK. As a cheap fuel it has no equal. No cal occasion, when a statue to the memory of disappointment to I only pure, safe and reliable JJ.me cent ;i do-e. It will cure the# -i." tlie liquor men. and the Hi! familv should be without it. Try it, and tell your an honored Senator was to he unveiled, a man temperance people HdmeADELINA preparation of Mandrake is worst eases of skin di-case, from# are Can make a t comm m friends about It. whom he (Ingalls) honored and respected, and proportionately elated. PATTI,M--LANGTRY,MissFORTESCUE& showing of profits g pimple on the f ice# L&3 ro that aw ful »li-. atjl) aide to in the best to N in the Funriture Hue JIEMFMHFU ire speak I THE WORST medicine u-c in all# lj§ anything j flocked to that as to a a> Indian COMPLEXION IS IMPROVED BY ITS IDr.Schencks city they go banquet— longue that lie learned as a lieutenant DAILY USE. ea-cs of stu b stubborn can and and#^onr ; furnish it, guarantee everything ire sell waves come when uavies are stranded, and the I amen- tne I'matillas of Oregon thirty years! Cossesslou gire.n at oner. !• p -c..!cd diseases. Do#„., ,r‘. d|| you, and save you money every time. city was decorated with the Confederate cm- ago. ujuut vit wke ;..i ill blenis to make a Confederate holiday. Mr. | Mandrake □ BLUE PILLS i'll I |;Q from the of Mr! Gradv ; ** *1 Ingalls quoted speech miry, they are dead#'** 5T* 1 at the unveiling of the Hill statue at Atlanta, ly. Place vour trust k,?V* in#-'" b-'t j in which Jefferson Davis was spoken of as one W. K. Morison & Co. Pills. -u.pm it m i Thus ii I #niatl'-'use UNDERTAKING, whose were the purest and ! “gray hairs crowned with death- For Sale all Pries 25 cts per l>est#Y‘>l,» in all its a Belfast, March 1, ]8$8.—3\v‘J by Druggists. box; branches, specialty. less love." and as one who. an out- ou “though 1 Bottom 3 boxes for 65 cts.: or sent by mail, postage freo, cast from the privileges of this great Govern- For Rock receipt of price. Dr. J. II. Schenck & Sub, Philad'a. |»rn,( ment. is the uncrowned king of our witha yci!..w-ti wait until*M| von E2 Cut Flowers & Floral people." dm 10 ky#Pon’t Designs He did not propose to rehearse the reply of sub-tarn-cl- I our#arc unable to v a lk‘, or BT PrieoK Go To breath !- i;l of every description procured on short notice Mr. Davis except to quote out- sentence in ;ind#nre flat on your bade.I offensive? .-ome at once, ii I and at LOWEST PRICES. which he referred to Senator Hill as In order to increase our Y"ur#le.it ffel having Clothing sales during the month of March stomach ill cure > till dm I “mashed the injurious Yankee" (meaning, he 6 Per Cent. oul#W you. shall make some startling jiric.es: Mo. of order. l' -c#Pitters is i] supposed, their friend now in Florence.) He E. L. BEAN & GO’S. lSllcliN]M)l’t, spoke of the same orator, Mr. Grady. ha\ing first EtfcJ Invalid’s Friend, R.H. COOMBS ft Lot A«. /. 100 mortgage; j! SOM, Short to □.Slj'iirmis/Tlie 1 to New soon Hogs' Suits, Pants, sizes 4 14 at th, The gone York and New England after- j gears old, course nf study comprises im-.thoau-cd an -± llnok-keep- Is oiir I ward, and made speeches there, pouring out hi- extraordinarily low price of $2.00 per Suit. The urerag. SINKING FUKD > r-gu-'. are -,><>n ma tc v I'.vlj We offer for a idmrt time the named mi/. Penmanship, Commercial Arithmetic, me 70 Main Street. “treacle, cold cream and honey and maple syrup retail jirice everywhere is $5.50. following thick,Jpts use. Uenicmber what you! bargains. ropy, Belfast, Feb. 10,1888.—Gw7 all over the North." When, he asked, was*that Commercial Lam, Rhetoric, Civil Govern- clo.#r,..„i here, it niav save \'..». 2. lOO All READ .1 ment. Political etc. speak Wool CAREFULLY! sizes Men's Pare Ham Hoys' Suits, Short Pants, sizes 4 to 14 year. , few pairs large Hubber Fconomy. WATER GO. BONDS. £r w ait until to-morrow the and the conscience of the Hoots at #Don’t Ij meuts, feelings old, at the low a -fj.itA per pair. Southern Was it when he delivcrJIi extraordinarily price of $2.50 Suit, for- Iinimcdia:yly#Tlicy. people? mer a jirice $4. These are neat and Alt Wool A lot of sizes Men's Bottle £j that oration in Atlanta on tin* l>t of lssn. patterns strict’y regular Unit Finish a,hi Pare A New and | Of/ Try To-day! May. clcsed business else- Ham Complete is Lot Xo. :t. ; Having arrangements Woonsocket Hubber boots a SJ.An System it lOO Short ja and u. Absurd or was it when he spilled oil and wine over all Pants Suits, strictly All Wool, at $5.00 a Suit pair. H| 5~ g Are y.*a low-spirited f| Fur the to where that us to settle our af- "S SUlTta:.', r "II the !j people to expect ;i cure for American people in the North? 14 years—handsome dark oblige up A lot Canuten bln, Flan n< I III g'}V Indiges- mixtures, former price $4.50 of Indigo at IA cents -of Business Practice. it ! LPiin: p.i i i i i;- Coming hack to the of Southern per yard. II ^#'01,11.' \i tion, unless they refrain from eat i n* opposition fairs here as quickly as possible, we must Senators to pension hills, he said he did not Lot A <>. 4. lOO and what is Hoys Youths' Single Breasted Sack unidt A lot Furnors' Flannel at TUITIOX : unwholesome ; hut if anythin* blame them for it. He often wondered bow Suits, insist on having an immediate settlement of of JJ rents per yard. HI/-11.. III from a H hiji Cord Worsted, Coat, Yest anil | We oiler ;i limited amount ;it Will •> « sharpen flic and tono he would have acted if the relations had been Pantaloons, foi A lot Drab Flannel al Send *2 cent -tan \. P. >r lw .,\ a appetite give 12 to lii all accounts. We now a fair of in cents per yard, beats $15.OO for Three Months. Roys years old, at the low I give warning, them PoiAol!, Muss., I r o. :• ! o k i!. ; to the organs, it is Sar- reversed, ami if the Federal Government had extraordinarily price oi all. tligcstivc Ayer's $•• Suit. Sold “ AND been overthrown. He did not believe lie would Per everywhere at $S. This is the most strik- that we shall all of our unsctiled ac- $25.00 for Six lOO accrued interest. saparilla. '1 housands till over the j place Scotch JA cents lyrl iauil' have felt in to Con- ing and the Caps from upwards. comforted voting pensions bargain worthy of closest examination. Re- and after careful examination recommend testify to tiro merits of tins medicine. member \ counts in the hands of attorneys as early as For federate soldiers. He believed be should have only $5 a Suit. I nr Caps from 7A cents upwards. particulars address them for investment. f.ui 12 Ml'*. Sarah Burroughs, of ”48 been a conspirator against the Confederacy to March 20th, and many accounts that are of Eighth Overcoats and now and the end of his days. Hut he should have re- Lot Xo. 5. I lOO All Flsters—buy sar> JA jn J. street, South Boston, writes : My hus- offer strictly Wool Knee Pants for Roys 4 to lk will be in cent. We hare Overcoat's Sfj.no. F. KN0WLT0N, or the Food as the climax of as long standing placed attorney’s from fi.nnto garded effrontery, the very f(* 50c. a Flsters to Imperial Egg band has taken marked down anu from $4.on fit.on. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, for and summit of hardihood and pair, from $1.00 hands at an apex audacity I reserve earlier cate.flf you want to set- of E. M. Brewster, Col & $1.2o. the right to deliver but one to each Flour Principal Seminary, Estabrook, Dyspepsia and torpid liver, and has (he would not say of pusillanimity and dis- jiair that can't be beat. customer this lot as 1 wish to tle and save cost, trouble and 3'v!l 35 CONGRESS been benefited.” honor). if, after he had accepted a pardon and from distribute them as wide- annoyance, BUCKSPORT. STREET E0ST0N. greatly as We sell the best roasted llio Coffee at JA cts. per lb. had had his disabilities removed, and had taken ly jiossible. come at once and will F. L. pay. We accept b. Coffee Ati cts. per lb., it has no superior. the oath of allegiance to the successful South- i A Confirmed lOO Pairs notes on a short IF SECURED Midasses A and An Dyspeptic. (fin Confederacy, he had denounced (day after of Hoys and Youths' Long Pants, strictly All Wool, ilarl, time, by JA, A, 4J cts. jnr i/alton. Il~< EAST ME. SEMINARY are at the head the list C. of 141 day ) the efforts which those i onfederates made ami jiretty at the low collateral crendorsers,not otherwise. of for seltiuy cb an .\fdas- EXHAUSTED VITALITY Canterbury, Franklin st., pattern jirice of $1.25. livery Jiuir good ses. Mo one excels and but to reward their own few, if any, equal as. A A.ruut soldiers, ami if he haggled worth This is the .Ih'illcul Work lor Yoihik ami .TruJi Mui k Boston, Mass,, writes, that, $2.50. greatest value ever offered in Belfast We have notice of our in- Me. suffering about the price which the given repeated Don't on We self tin Bncksport, conquering country get left Soaps. Liberty Soap itlitiille-Affewl Men. " for from .is the iird ,r ir 111 ..f !t years Indigestion, la* was at should have seen lit to bestow on the men tention to settle our business here and for 4 rts. per rake, 7 cakts JA cts. French 1 it la i»*-*• 11 by up Rev. A. F. Ph. the market. It.- ■ last induced to whose arms it had He did not Soap A cts. per caki, 0 rakes JA ets. CHASE, D., Principal, popular;t\ ha try Ayer's Sarsaparilla conquered. In Our Men’s TIm y arc imitators in name .»ni\. think was requested payment. Many have not re- its was that the North at all deluded by tin; Department Spring Term begins March 13.1SSS. “I'd, by use, entirely cured. Horse blankets and Hobes at law ices to spurious eompoumls ni:i-.|mT:nhi ... of Senators on the other It extremely ju "I -■ •. pretensions side*. I am offering some or the most sponded. We shall not ask If Kjrjr Komi rely soleh •.i Mrs. Aiibin, of extraordinary bargains In again. you close thi lot. Horst blankets from HAc. to S4.An. College preparatory. Scientific, Academic, Normal, Joseph High street, was a little singular that,in ail the which eilert on is hurmi P th. years Hobes SA .An to 9 in. Mow is the time to sure poultry cannot all or send from Art and Musical courses. :iii: suffered for over a had since the war, there never pay to-day bring part, Tactics. Hus|. intlanimati'in of the int>n .. Holyoke. Mass., year elapsed has money. We rather sett than less than cost than to Military come ness with in ehronie -»i ■.* flout so that she from one of the States that had been in Spring Suits tfc Overcoats! and when will the and pack them. College firstclass instruction. I,oration re-ttltin^ eon^e-iioi ; Dyspepsia, could' not say you pay balance, Food is .1 rebellion (so far as he a Cnion soldier ferial K^ pre| eat substantial knew) unsurpassed; easy of access by boat, or rail. ami ..i, became do it. safe to Mow we can in a Hat phy -lol.^leal prim ,( very weak,, as in either branch of Ihat It has ever been our to the Perfectly send by registered please you ami Tea trade. J/V representative Congress privllrge show pnbile. Terms low. Send for cent. of ■ and was tillable to have a Tea that we sell at 40 cts. r and some Catalogue. 3un fiHOW THYSELF,: per -timulnnt, tie' n ma care for her elected Democratic votes. The Democratic mail or note. sw# jn lb., family." by Do not Hats that ire sell at inure Him line ingredient-w iii< h l>v annlv.-i-at :. n, Send foe ot these postal delay. 7A ets. each—they are beauties. .Million 4 opieg Sold. Neither the medicines in those States never had blundered at samples advertised lots. I shall offer some or ne prescribed by party the most templing bargains that I J lbs. tea al 1 Hat been found t.. an ,.ie- dress, giving the privilege or examination foe CI.AKK ( ■•ntains :kxi substantial fi.im. Delis .-red helped her, until she test. When he over before paying lor samr, ir not sallsraeloiy they bo re- satisfy themselves in to H & CO., Marble dealers, and also pro pages, embossed bmding, tall to evpie-- < ..i: |M1 m commenced the supreme looked the rolls may regard quality. Warranted the best 5 turned to me al ‘■'•red tin* services of Mr. Clark, we iiud we nave on I'i ponulnr medical treatise lbs., $-2; In II,s s.;. d, ||)S use of of the Senate and of tin; House and reflected my rxprnsr. published in the I a Ayer's Are 1'ngiish nr.uage. Price on,\ I -• Sarsaparilla. “Three you going to paint ? We will st Hat the hand a lot of nice by I tradesmen We a I- in.mp n P- present niail. postpaid, and concealed in a how few of those who have served in the Cnion Atlas plain wrapper. !1 "I bottles of this Mixed Paint at same we sold hisirativc poultry >|pu p,j i. .. medicine.” she writes. Ready price sampio free it yv? send now. supplies. army were found in the councils of the last while Linseed Oil is merre < cured nation, year, about qn per cent., i*i:\K4>d\ street, Hartford. t. me.” he was not at and White Lead Italian & American V;**J*' >ii:>»14 \i. surprised witnessing such demon- about /A percent. Itiqher than Marble, M.ltoslou. tast ivai1 If1 F. C. STURTLVAN strations as were witnessed when pension Dills year. Mow is the time to secure 'stone qeu.il Grave Stones and V' O. I A If Iv l »(. >1. I)., 4 nn>,ill in- I'ln- Monuments, :lemu. 10 whom all Holt! hy II ) VdS A i ».. were up for action. Criticising the statement of 11 Plitcnix bargains. order*should hr addressed. \ How, Belfasit, and being desirous of making room for new Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, Mr. Vest, that, of the £Ss3.000.kiu >u,vc.v Dr. J. c. & he he E. L. BEAN & —,j, Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. South, declared that such a statement was HOUSE IN WALDO COUNTY. CO, your parlor we have lots ,»f them. We are also Price a Searsmont, March lsss —4tf *1; si* bottle, $o. Worth $5 a bottle. “glittering generality.-’ He doubted whether 5, agents for the WHITK BU0N7.K CO., samples of This is Worth the South had actual I v contributed £3*0,000. in- which you can see by calling on us at stead of G £290,000,000.*Hut even if the South had WEAK NERVES -NO. 28 HIGH STREET,- 1,000. paid was that it did not Paine’s Celery Com ror np is ;i Nerve Tonic 25c. 25c. lyrJT £290,000,000,it very lucky Only Only (opposite C. N. Black's Stove Store.) TO ANY MAN. have to the whole of the Instead which never fails. Containing Celery and Revere pay pensions. 9 Oocsi. those wonderful nerve WOMAN OH of stimulants, it MARK n oon <£ sox. CHILD grumbling and complaining that it had paid -P^ili' cl,reri Jill nervous disorders. Rubbers! House, who is not blessed With £290,000,000, it ought to lie thankful that it did Belfast, Feb. •_»;>, isss.— BOSTON. not have to foot the RHEUMATISM IMPORTANT TO a fair, or SOME DOCTORS entire hill, as France had jk I HD V HOUSEKEEPERS! Near Huston .iii.I Maim1, Hasten,, Kit. lil.uiami healthy Skin, Paine’s CF-LKRY to do after the Fraiu o-Prussian war. And ^3 III ^A aT* CoMforxo puvitks the I. mvcll lapots, ,'rntrc* ,,f lui.sim-ss ami p:i,r, ,.i is troubled with h amors. admit that yet Ml ■ ■ blood. It drive:* out tb<- lactic which honestly they can't cure said we ■ ^0 90 acid, Wonder ainiiKeim'Ut. here, he, have the jailers and murderers causes Rheumatism, and restores the blood- Fay’s Soap! Rheumatism and Others O H E W E PS At Neuralgia. of Andersonville. Helle Isle aud Libbv making organs to a condition. Itis FOR s,;. Prison, healthy '/'he (treat I.altar Remodelled, lteturnlsneii, Newh l>,-c- say they can but—don’t. Ath-lo- under the the true remedy tor Rheumatism. Saver ! Only think ! One Soap sitting flag which they attempted to atl — Rubbers! Uses! but cures. for and now pho-rog says nothing pull down, legislating for the country which KIDNEY COMPLAINTS or.ited, kept on tin- That’s the secret of its success. to To introduce we nave now readv they endeavored destroy, and trying to Paine’s Celery CoxirorM) help for sale a Veare of quickly restores limited number of trial have proved it to bo pinch and lieliltle and minimize the amounts to the liver ami to health. This FAMILY LIMITS and RFtl- kidneys lvriect PKS for EUROPEAN PLAN. a sure cure. be to the mutilated ami curatiV'- power, combin'd with -ts nerve making Fay’s Wonder Soap, saves the quick, safe, paid disabled survivors Itooms all larjff ami comfortable ; suites tonics, makes it the best remedy for all hands, time, clothes, labor and expense. Caps elegant Medical Prof. sslon. N of the of the ting with baths ■ Concord. H.. Sept. 3.1«<87 Army Union. kidney complaints. less than two attached; jimph* public pai I. yrntlc In own cents per pound to manufacture, and my family Athlophoro® was used The Senator from Missouri has asked, in a 1!r treated for the disease by different votiug of pensions was going to end. He had Comi’oi sd strengthens the facture. Try it for cleaning and you will alwav- Physicians in this state and Massaehu. Stomach, and quiets the nerves «.f the for tho Toilet. Peer- thus far, lie but he no diges- use it. For use: dust think! No setta gone said, should iro tive organs. 'I his is --- laundry rough, without even temporary relief. why it cures even the red less as a farther. 1 will tell worse cases hands! For washing it has no It will Preservative. Lpon my recommendation scores of pco. the Senator, said Mr. In- of Dyspepsia. equal. J. F. MtRROW & remove wheel For this C0„ Prcprietois. Perfect as a healer. pie have used this remedy with the same galls, and every Senator on that side of the grease. alone it will be results claimed for it. C. H. Wilson. found to be very valuable. The chamber (whether like it or what CONSTIPATION soap guaranteed they not), not to ■ Iowa. Jan. la*. d Paine’s Celery injure clothes, hands or health. FRKF! We know that liner leaf ami Is .VI ’Skm-Sue ,... Dubuque, 3. we to Compound is not a cathar- than intend do. I will tell the Senator from Five valuable secrets free to sweetening Athlophoros has completely cured me of tic. It is a laxative, giving easy and natural given every purchaser used in Force’s Kainbow does not exist. To deal Catarrh A' T‘ie. •Skinse nervous headache, and I feel thankful for Missouri and the rest of his associates action to the of a Secret of just IktovIs. Regularity surely fol- Family Right. toughening glass. ers in tobaeeo who do not sell Force's Kainbow. we Pulim-ct'lietuioiU*i■ P..V. ail the good it has done me. where this is lows its use. To thing going to stop. It is going Robber Boots Shoes | prevent smoke from a lamp, flow to make a will, on application, for a limited time, send free Mrs. Louise Cherry. Nervous Balmcr’s Skln-Mirimx to stop when the arrears of are Prostration, Nervous Headache, Recommended by and business i carpet for three cents per yard. A of a ni42 so In' at dt < ture, Moorish Maiden.” Liver Price Sold Process for from u.”- store •! K II \! I11 dier on the rolls, or who gets on the rolls, is Diseases, Rheumatism, Dys- $1.00. by Druggists. making pure syrup sugar. Re- THE ell affections of the member! A Family Right and Recipe for ATHLOPHOROS CO. 113 Wall St. H. Y paid from the of his disabilitv. or ease ^•^pepsia.and Kidneys. WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO. -OF ALL- making day (in Prop’s and using Wonder will save a year of a from the BURLINGTON. VT. Fay’s Soap $h) lv36nrm survivor) date of the soldier’s and will cost you *«»5 cents, w hile the and lyrdnrm only you get death; when every surviving soldier of the other five valuable recipes for nothing. Address Union is the rolls for on- AM* Wil I KK FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE army put upon service C. E. PERKINS & CO., ly. That is when it is going to stop. [Applause WESTERN ASSURANCE CO. Kinds, Styles & 111,10 Belfast, Maine. in the galleries]. And if vou do not like it make Qnalitiis! CATARRH JMMMT I, 1888. the most of it. m ™ «»• aim uimihmi me nsser- CAN BE ns UNITED STATES BBANCH. # nijjaiin FOUND AT lty iny tion of Mr. Vest that the National Encampment ■ This i: ASSETS. of the G. A. It. at St. Louis last September bail FERTILIZERS! “We think the Keystone Tain Cure is indispen- ELY’S United States 4 cent. made threats of violence President mum sable. Mv husband says there is nothing like it per Registered againt Bonds. Cleveland. tor colds ami all aches'aml pains. For $253,200 00 The President could have gone EXTERNAL DSE. Holt'leer's Hill and Drill, every day Uniteil States cent. UUnifOUn use dow n to blistered hands it is a reliable CREAM BALM. HAY-FEVER L ers ai 4X per Registered there with entire The Grand Cures Diphtheria. Croup, remedy.’’ safety. Armv. Asthma, Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Pneumonia, Rheumatism, Bleeding at tile Mus. Fi mkic Bonds. 108,000 00 Bi.oikjktt, Hudson, N. II. A particle is applied into each nostril and i> best which had been stigmatized on the floor of the Lunge, Hoarseness, Influenza, Backing Cholera Stochbridye Special, ■ of Bonds 00 Cough, Whooping Cough, Catarrh, Morbus Dysen- Price *><1 cents at mail, City Richmond, Va., 41,200 as a Chronic agreeable. Druggists; by Senate gang of sordid tery. Di- < Canadian Government 4 per cent. Bonds 140,207 25 plunderers,organiz- —| gg| M n Mg,. containing infor- registered, (!0 cents. KI.Y DID >1 IIKUS. .n 1 ed for were orrhcea. Bradley's X. /.., Cl«‘o. II. Westgntc, Ohio Slate Bonds. 104,000 00 plunder, organized for charity. Kidney M ■ ■ M very Prop., wit h St., New York. Ivri» had and ■■ B M 9 Georgia State Bonds. 25,750 00 They expended ill charity during the year HI ■ ■ fll ■ great value. Ev- LOWELL, MASS. Bank Stocks. 1S86-7 Diseases. ■■ ■■■ ■ ■ Qf Ilea Fowl, 45,200 00 #253,y.Vl. relieving2C,000 persons. It'was entual ■■■ ■ cry body should Hollies 25 and 50 rents. iyrls Loan and Investment Co. Stocks. 05,300 00 to this that We will send free. SB ■ ■ |fW supplement charity that 999 have this book II ii rst-class and reliable. For sale in FOB SALK 1IV Cash on Hand and on 40 organiza- 999 H| any quan- B Deposit. 112,004 tion had asked from that this bill postpaid, all and those Congress I ■ III Will take a limited CICpINVESTMENTS Premiums in course of h| of hard wood in L Capital, 8750,000 collection, and should And we send their MM 999BM At the Lowest Prices. tity. quantity A. A. HOWES «C CO.. Belfast. %ll| B those disa^rrceal other pass. propose. Mr. President, ■ ■ ■ M ■ send for it will Very Surplus, 8355,016 accounts. 137,150 50 he Illua-B—■ ■ M U Q exchange. #*rNo\v is the time to ■J you. Humors. said, in conclusion, to pass it. I hope that ■ ■ ■ Lever after thank buy. In our Department, in sums of ■ -ALSO A LAKH K STOCK OK- Savings Liver and 1C w it will pass the other House of nml if ■ V ^ir stars. $1,030,232 23 Congress, am lucky HL relieved it. AH whot or order Fred Atwood, by LIABILITIES. it does, let the President of the United States buy direct from us. and request it. shall receive a certificate that the shall $5 to bo money $200, veto it at bis refunded if not satisfied. Retail 0 annual inten»8t. Ravings Certificates are Reserve Premium Fund (X. peril. [Very general applause abundantly price, 3S eta.; bottles. $2.00. Express prepaid ta ■s",: Mo. Q/ wood's Bitters. any part of the United States or Winterport, e*rhangeHlilp for Securities mentioned T. 04 on the floor and in the Canada. I. 8. JOHNSON & CO, P. O. Box 21 te. Bass 438iOO/n■ww v Standard).$511,202 Boston. and are also galleries.] are to make contracts below, payable in cash on Reserve for Bosses, 1(8,01191 95 Hisses ail Child’s rpiIK undersigned prepared demand. Intho Unpaid $312,203 Late, Ms, 1 to or MORTCACE DEPARTMENT build repair buildings of every deserin If You Want the BEST » amounts of 8300 and upwards, at n»n ✓ An Areola man who bad till tion. workmen and furni: li- In United States. 28 played poker Competent designers interest, payable half yearly. In the 16 years Surplus $427,028 ed at three o’clock a few mornings ago came home siiort notice. In addition to luiul»er of every and 10 months we have l>een in business ■EATING A FIELD, Agents, Belfast. 3tll full of and MOST WONDERFUL I description we are prepared to furnish workmen, have loaned $11,156,01. ami )£6.7i*4.*>y»i <n. FOR SALK AT T1IK LUCE, ff to take orders for Gaiety's Cnivcrsal Ed lira* ^BreakfastWarranted JjS^sr absolutely pave and amt McOLINTOOK'S BLOCK, HIGH ST. tor,*'a thorough complete enryrlop;edia Cocoa, fiom uhieh the excess < i The blond business guide; Indorsed as every one popular purifier, Hood's Sarsaparilla, Is a combination of the most and such‘by Oil haa boon removed. It bamt/iKd Anti-Apoplectinepotent remedies known to Medical Science for preserving the Boston 5 and 10 Cent that has seen and every of national a Physician Surgeon, Is having tremendous sale this season. fluidity it, by paper Nearly and PURITY of the and (he Store, i. Unit s the of (*ocoa mixed WHEAT for” everybody takes It. It yourself. Blood, integrity of the Blood Vessels, should you suffer from Dizziness BELFAST, MAINE. reputation in this country and Canada. The /Ins strength Try HIGH STREET. with I, or Pressure hi Head, Sj*otn Ik*fore Eyes, Pain Around or Palpitation of Heart, Pain In of Heart ton Herald says of the book “It I.j a carefully Starch, Arrowroot orSmjar, Region _20 jA -—*T- "Clara." said the old man and residenceat the Jf'/u. II. McLELLAX useful ami those _ from the head of the with feeling of Suffocation, Kinging Sound In Ears, Numbness or Prickly Sensation of Filled Office prepared and‘thoroughly work, Itt and is therefore far more economi- Limbs, csjk*- stairs, "hasn't that voung man gone "Your House, Hif/h Street. lf48 who it will get their money's worth.” .V. /•:. Howe» db yet?” clally the Arm. Pain between Shoulders and In Side, Dry Sour or if Prescriptions buy la cal, costing Itss than one rent a Co. Cough, Flatulence, Stomach, suffer- daughter Isn’t here, sir,” feebly responded the Office Hours—7 to !) a. M., 12 to 2 and 7 to 9 »*. M Journal of Education says: “No schoolroom in ing from General Debility with Loss of .a bottle of -AT- FI It is delicious, nouri.shimr, young man. “She has just stepped into the kitchen Appetite. pr Dtsusj, formerly oecapied distant. LOUISE If. GILLEY, Brooks. ■ Hair to Ito VaaiMW Cater. Lowest market prices for goods of equal quality. ttanansn. oaee hours, 2 to 4 and TtnDF. M., —Apoplexy!— March 8,1888.—4wl0» aoalpdiManudtelr falling lyrt* uud.othar hours la the day when not otherwise pro- When Baby was alck, we gave her Castoria. SALEM LEAD ,ia^Mi5,8.iar.-tf1oQEO-C'HOU& WE ARE NOW MOVED! MOVED! AGENTS WANTED COMPANY, a SELLING _iyr» K V When she was Child, she cried for Castoria, Ton Gan Get a Better Trade in COBB WOOD WAHTED. -TO SELL- Bhown, Trcas. SALEM, MASS. Whew II. RICHARDS has removed to Ne. 18 Hals she beeewte Mia, efae to Lemon*, Nut* of all Ba- »>-' ran dwnc OMtoria, Orange*, Kind*, W • Street, over Bean’s Hat Store, where he will IMP A I# U P|| WOMIN quickly Fruit Trees, Ornamentals, Ac. tlic'iifc-hcs ot \\ uut- The Best Canned Corn When she had nana*, Prune*, Beech Wood and Birch Wood lie pleased to see all of his old customers and lots B^n pi H ■ p| fun* Children, she gave them Castoria. FLOOR! Pruned*, Evaporated imh m»»u- of new ones. Call and see Ills stock of Sew- ill Goods Delivered WW hHIm MKR ao Peaches and large Promtly yiuiitj.at 859 la the all that hare tried It. from error*, kc.. how. martat; aay Of us than any other store In Waldo Apricot*, in large lots. Address ing Machines, and if don’t wish to SALARY and EXPENSES PAIO. heai youthful ^aletly County. you buy bring on All Vrlxrafr *«*nt -AT LOWES PRICES THAN EVER —bt— rap Book IMogaw fr»*e, BEFORE.- In vour old one and have it cleaned and repaired. 80 y ran I’m Om Box 1041, New York, Term, (•eateil.) Perfretly rrltnljlr. rxprri- SyrsSO Oil, needles, and parts for all kinds of machines. end Outfit Free. Jin9* once. lir. 19. H. LOWE, Wln«tc«l,