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ROCKLAND, MAINE, TUESDAY, JUNE is, 1889. V o l . 8.— N e w S e r ie s . D umber 23
ELECTRIC LIGHTING. SEA AND SHORE. rises the red roof of the old Ober homestead, EDITORIAL CHAT. NEW PHOTO ROOMS where the mother and sister of the Ideal Obcr NEW ENGLAND reside. Ideal Lodge is the name given to the The June number of the Union Farmer is up Before deciding where to have your Something About the Cost in Various A Jolly Trip in a Gallant Ship rejuvenated homestead. Near it is a long, low to the usual high mark of that interesting picture taken, call at the new studio Cities and Towns. building where the Indy of fame shoots at her monthly. CLOTHING HOUSE! gueBts—with a camera. John Holman of From Rockland to Ellsworth Along a Brookline, Mass , has a very handsome sum Nine states hive adopted some kind of secret — DEALERS 15— 362 MAIN STREET. An Article Worth Preserving for Future Beautiful Coast. mer home on the Point. Prof. Hills of Welles ballot system, and Maine must soon come into Nothing hut first-clasH work done. Reference. We left our readers last week spell-bound at ley College being another of the fortunate resi line. Papers thrt are in favor of ballot pro Children a specialty. I be matter of electric lighting is Interesting Northwest Harbor. Deer Isle, nnd will proceed dents. Hon. George 11. Stover of New York tection of this sort should strive to keep the Clothing, Hats, Caps, a good many towns and cities just at the pres to take ’em along farther, although Northwest has n beautiful summer home on the green matter before tbe people, anil build up a public ent time, and n comparison of the costs in Harbor Is a good place to stay. It being lug slope of the main-land, to the right ns we pick sentiment that shall demand snitnhle laws. —AND— Miss Frances A. Wade. different cities may prove of value to such as tide the sturdy little Bluchill went overland, as our way through,the tortuous winding channel are interested. it were, that it, taking a short cut between By the way* the pigs-in-the-clovor nnd razzle- A yacht race poem, “Rounding the Stake- GENTS’ FEJRNISHING GOODS. Portland is justly noted for the kind nnd Deer Isle and Little Peer Isle, and thence to dazzle puzzles arc simplicity themselves com boat,” by the Rev. Walter Mitchell, author ot character of its lights. No city in the country Sargentville. The usual course is around pared to this dizzy channel. The steamboat in the oft-quoted sea song, "Tacking Ship off Encouraged by our largo incroawo of bunincfla over that of corresponding montlia of any previous year, YOU S A W , is better lighted, nnd ns the comparison given Little Deer Isle, and past Pumpkin Island with entering makes the figure eight four times, Shore," will appear, with seven accompanying and believing that in t hi a city and vicinity the com- below will show, hardly a cltv in the country its light. The keeper ol this light, by the way, writes and puts an extra quirk and turn on the illustrations, in Harper's Magazine for July. ing year will be one of great commercial and indus is lighted so cheaply. The Consolidated trial activity, wo have made preparations accord is Charles Babson,an old soldier who lost a leg last one, but Capt. Crockett knows just where The poet sings from the point of view of the ingly. HE S A W , Electric Light Company is giving Portland in the army. Mr. Babson is a member of James the quirks eoine. If we had to go in there on winning boat. excellent service. A. Garfield Post, G. A. It., of Bluehill, nnd n dark und stormy night, we’d get out and Men's & Youths’ Suits As in the production oreverything else there on Memorial Day went all the long Interven walk in. The Maine Farmer has received crop reports I S A W , are many things local in their nature which ing distance to participate in the day’s services. llt.U E IilLL VILLAGE from its large corps of correspondents in the We have opened a very large and attractive lino of influence the cost of electric light. The price Sargentville is an attractive villigc so named Men’s and Youth’s Suits, which embrace every is some distance above the wharf, and at the state. All agree that the prospects for a boun thing that is new, novel and magnificent. We will of Inbor is different in different places, the cost on account of the prevalence of tamilics of that head of sloop navigation. It is a pretty village tiful harvest were never better and the season simply stnte that everyone who examines our stock And all could see who were fitted of fuel varies, as does the cost of land and the name in the vicinity. Prominent among the with a beautiful view seaward. It has two is certainly two weeks in advance of last year. will acknowledge that we offer the best assortment cost of materials. houses of the town is the handsome residence churches, Congregational, Rev. Mr. Drew, and to select from In uocklund at with Glasses at The condition of tbe grass crop Is incompara I here are five forms of contracts made or W. G. Sargent. The flaring boards ot a Baptist, Rev. Mr. Mason. The Memorial ble, tbe only variation being perhaps in UNCOMMONLY LOW PR IC ES! between companies in the various cities and new bouse shows that there’s some building Day services were held in,ihe Congregational Aroostook und Franklin counties, where the towns now using electric lights, relative to the going on there. church. Bluehill is noted for the excellent grass was winter killed. While the fruit crop form of burning. The first form is for lights SEDGWICK music provided on all such public occasions will hot be as large as last year it will he more Genthner’S. to hum Irom dusk until dawn on every night Light-W eight Overcoats comes next on the list. As the Richmond and last Memorial Day was no exception. In valuable. Stock raising has received n black in the year. This makes an average in New pulls out irom the wharf the Bluebill slips in tne cemetery stands a handsome granite eye on account of tho low price of beef. Every To supply the Increasing demand for these useful lie also keeps a complete line of England of about twelve hours n day for the eery neatly and takes her place. Then out for soldiers monument, and up the hill is the wind thing shows that the farmers nre not discour Garments we are prepared to show a much larger year. The second form of eonfrnct is for the mill that furnishcs’the power for the polishing and handsomer line than ever before. Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware. Brooklin we go, meeting the Clmbrta ns she aged by the ill luck of last year but have gone time from dusk until 12 o’clock, and this steams down the Thoroughlare. At Brooklin mnehinerv of Howard A Green who cut the to work again in earnest, with a good prospect amounts on nn average to six hours a night monument referred to and also the elaborate the boat makes a long stop, having a great this season of a rich return for their labor. Boys’ Clothing! for the year. The third form is on what is deal of freight to discharge. As we pass into one at Ellsworth. From Bluebill overland to 416 MAIN STREET. called "a moon table.” That is, the lights are Brooklin is a beautiful drive with ever chang We have now ready the most extensive and lest the harbor a crew of men is seen nt work on assortment of Boys’ Spring Suits in this city and at to hum from dusk until the moon rises, and ing views of lund and water, with the frown- J,\ SUBSTANTIAL WHARF, ABOUT TOWN, very Low Prices. PERCHERON STALLION then are to he put out, When the moon does peaks of Mt. Desert’s massive piles of rock not appenr until midnight the lights burn running out to deep water so that larger boats nnd cliffs seemingly near at bund. NEW ENGLAND until thnt hour, and arc then put out. The may stop there. This whart is being budded Next week Surry and Ellsworth with the in CRESUS! fourth lorru of contract is lor the lights to bum by a corporation of the town’s citizens. A tervening rocky road will receive our attention. on “dark nights,” but to be paid for as if they road is being budded from the village to the CLOTHING HOUSE Now i« the time to improve your wharf, Joseph B. Babson, an old 4th and lJ.h stock. Black roan, fouled Feb. 10, burned every night. Under this scheme the MILL MATTERS. 371 MAIN S T R E E T . 1885,10.J bunds high, weight 1600 lbs. lights would bum in this climate say fitteen to Maine boy, having charge ot the work. A seri Im ported 1887; has a very fine action. ous accident happened at the new wharf a few This imported, lull blooded French twenty nights in the month. L. W. Luce, Senrstmnt, is doing a rushing horse will stand for the season at 8. weeks ago, several of the men being severely War Declared with Great Britain, June 18, 184 G. Everett’s Farm, Head of the Bay; The contract under which Portland is lighted, business, sawing st ives and heading. He has Alabama sunk by the Ki-arsagr, •' 19,188- Timothy, Clover, provides for light from dusk to dawn every injured. On the steamboat wharf is located U. U. Flag adopted, ” 20,177 also at Thomaston and Warren Wednesday and had some GOO cords of timber since lust win New Hampshire admitted, •• 21, 178s iieii Top, Fieiil, Thursday of each week after this date. night in the year. the extensive sardine factory of E. G. Stevens, ter and now his left, 150 cords to manu Battle of Craney I. D., “ 22,181 Following is a summary of New England some #10,000 being invested in the plant. Battle of Springfield, N. J., ’* 23,178 SEEDS TERMS, S2O TO WARRANT facture. He can saw 1000 staves un hour and Labrador discovered, “ 24,149 Garden and Flower cities which are getting electric lights under Modern machinery and devices are employed 150 pairs of heads an hour at the same time For further particulars inqutre of as well as u large crew,and the amount paid out Bradley’s Superphosphate, Hammond’s Slug Shot about the same conditions ns exist in Portland. and follow it. On a trial he sawed 500 staves for potato and other bugs; Hammonds Powder for A, C. EVERETT, n t II. II. C» le & C o.’a Store each year to Brooklin people is something Our arithmetic man says there are 78 “Mc’s” Boston, five years contract, Go cents a lamp. in 20 minutes and can saw 1200 an hoar if he Moths. A special provision is made us to placing wires handsome. The goods manufactured nre of in the city directory. wants to work that hard, having accomplished I he carrying poles nre not to be put on the superior excellence and stand high in the mar S. A. Keyes has changed the lire alarm wires Choice Variety V Family Groceries LOUIES’ it for one day. N > grass grows under his feet ro X en taT “n‘‘ ,hi’ enta“8 the blgh cost ket. Steamer Stella Piekert is kept constantly to the Union street poles. BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS even in May. closed,P50 ee‘ntsC°nn ’ flV® ye°rS con,rnct Just busy attending to the factory’s wants. Mr. A big lot of handsome new type has been WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Stevens speaks very hopelully oi the prospects At Geo. Millay's mill in So. Liberty, although Cambridge, 50 cents. The city has a large added to The C.-G.’s extensive stock. Hair Dressing Rooms’ of the sardine business, which tins indeed been water had been slack all the spring, be has O. B. FATES, number ol lights and an excellent service, manufactured about 300,000 of staves, 20,000 Leo. Comporte has taken the place of Fran system CSl0wn’ CS ccnts; Part of Boston at a very low ebb. Brooklin strikes the eye ol cesco Bartiicbio, in Barrile's barber shop. 29? MAIN STREET, - ROCKLAND. a visitor as being especially noticeable for the pair of heads and considerable of long lumber The paving crew says that the sand gravel fall River, 57 cents; yearly contract. general neatness and thrift and some shingles. Mr. Millay put in a new half. are lights, 0,1 2511 “moon cents. and 12 o’clock table C’ ” Hege Saw Mill bought of Belfast Machine they are using here is the best in the world. of the various homes. One or two new houses HAIR WORK, Works last season. He sawed 500 feet of It is irom tbe Clough place, Juniper Hill. CHAS. EVBURPEE. Lvnn, lights burn until 12 o’clock, 17. are in process of building. Brooklin has one New Bedford. 50 cents u lump per night. frozen hemlock hoards in 1G minutes just Tillson wharf was a stirring place, Tuesday church, Baptist, Rev. Mr. Herbert, a talen New Haven, 50 cents, three years contract practicing a little to get his hand in. morning, two of the B. A B. Co.’s boats dis- HOUSE SHIP AND SIGN PAINTER Hair Dressing, Newport, 03 cents, 18 months contract. ted pulpit orator, being pastor. The writer is ehirgiug and loading. Big freights ure the GRAIHER, PAPER HANGER, • nleni, Io cents, three years contract, under obligations to J. B. Babson anil John At Appleton. Carleton EJgccomb A Son are w oreester, 55 cents,threo years contract. rule now. —AND DEALER IN— Staples of this town lor kindness. Both are getting out a frame for a new stave mill, nnd Shampooing, Portland has 184 ure lights and 211 incan old soldiers with wounds to vouch tor their making ready to rebuild their dam, by which, Fixing Ur.—Stephen Gould has had the PAINTS, OILS, DRYERS, descent lights and pays 826,000 per year for patriotism. Mr. Babson we have already lo threo mills had been erected in years agonc, grounds around his residence, Masonic street, ETC. them. Five incandescent lights nre reckoned but had rotted down. They will have about graded. ••-Dr. R. B. Miller lias had his resi Varnishes, Gias?, Etc. cated. Mr. Staples lost an arm under Banks as equal to one are light, so for our purpose we in Texas. Washington, D. C., parties are to an eight-foot head and flow back some dence on M isonic street painted in colors. will say that Portland has 233 arc lights, nn three miles, making quite a large reservoir. MATERIALS FOR ARTISTS Wigs, Crimps, Switches, Frizzes average of about thirty cents per lamp ’per build cottages and a log cabin on some oi the Broadway, between Linieroek and Park The son is a practical inillm in, nnd has push streets, needs 50 loads of earth or chips, be A Great 'Specialty. Made to Order and Repaired. beautiful building sites near this trim little night. A favorable showing for Portland. town. From Brooklin we work our way out anil energy nnd means to do a first-class bus cause it is as low in some places as the ditches It is staled that Lewiston by the use of water through the menhaden weirs, past Naskeng iness, und, of course, a man man with these and there isn't soil enough to round it up. Berry Bros. Block. power has reduced the cost to I I cents a night. Point, and swing off into Bluebill llay. On qualities cannot fail. Success to them. 20 49** Price Low. Satisfaction Guaranteed. VIzVJVIC JIJZrtllVO It is a fact that where water power is obtained Joseph Dunham, one of The C.-G.’s sales Sand Island, as it is mapped, und Green Island, At Cooper’s Mills,Woods A Achorn are doing hoys, hud one of his wrists terribly lacerated Manicure Powder and Tools for Sale. the cost of electric light production is greatly a fine business in long lumber and a gristmill. M. F. W iiit o n . us it is called, we saw a light-house and a cow. by a dog, Tuesday, while peacefully pursuing reduced, for the cost of fuel is one of the Really there seemed nothing for the cow to eat Mr.Aehorn is the largest grocery and dry-goods greatest expenses of a steam plant. It is also his avocation selling The C.-G.'s to a 'oeging M, F. WHITON & CO., Mrs. Cora L. Millay, hut the light-house, hut there was a cow there. dealer in the village doing a #20,000 'business multitude. —AGENTS FOR— said to be a fact that the electric light plant at Why the lslund should be called Green Island yearly. Thomas Ilowe runs a shingle mill in F. G. Singbi has called in his projecting O v er Rose* B ro th er s, Lewiston was practically given to the city by is unother conundrum, unless to call attention this place and also Mr. Abbott. A. D. Keene Hingham Cordage Co., Edward H. Goff, und nt present they are try signs, tbe old Greenback tlig pole has come MAIN ST., - - ROCKLAND. to the entire absence of anything green. He has a moulding and planing mill and makes — D EALEH H IN — ing to get rid of it and give the lighting into bath-tubs, repairs carriages, makes doors, down, other signs that project into the street 21 pass Long Island, leaving it on our right. are coming down, and the good work goes on LAWRENCE MILLS COTTON DUCK. the hands of a private company. Here Brown, McAllister & Co. have their gran- sashes, blinds, turns wheel hubs, having a line [Wire Rope, Chains, Anchors, Bolt Rope, Oakum, The city of Bangor, after a careful considera —goes merrily, busily on. Blunting, Etc. Gcnurul agents lor the Russell ite works, with a railroad track leading from machine for the business, and altogether has f'rictionleHs Pump. VIETHS HOTEL, tion,has just decided to establish its own electric the quarry to the shore. Business is a little started in for a fine business. Many of Rockland’s young people are pre light plant, utilizing the surplus power at the 11 and 33 Commercial Street, - Boston. 245 Tremont St., Boston. quiet there now. On Tinker’s Island, near at ------paring for the 11. S. graduation hall by taking ♦10-35 dam of its water works, now running to waste. hand, ships were formerly built, the timber be a course of private instruction in dancing Restaurant and Cafe unsurpassed. Central to all EARLY STEAMBOATING. points of interest, principal stores and places of Here again is the water power a great reduction ing all cut off for that purpose. East Bluehill under Fred S. Sargent. Mr. Sargent is well amusement. Parcel room free. Horse cars to all in expense of production, which is unavailable is on the right as we go into Bluehill. qualified to give tho latest points. points puss the door. to most cities. Tho first steamboat which ran on the route — ------1 A W N I N G S 15-27 H E N R Y I*. \ E IT II, P ro p rie to r. Chicago has taken its city lighting info its HERE A RATTLIXli ORAKITE BCBIXESS from this city to Machias was the Rockland, PERSONAL POINTS. Made and put up at short notice and own hands. The expense to which the city is being carried on, und here quite a number of Capt. Israel Snow and Capt. Wallace. Where Ellie Orne is clerking fur E. B. Hastings. llT REASONABLE RATES has already been tor cables alone is half as our Knox County boys ure employed. On the she made her landings our informant doesn't — BY— much as Portland is paying a year for all its left we see the debris and dismantled plant ol recollect except one at Millhridge. The Miss Kate Libby of Unity is the guest of Dr. lights. an old silver mine, opened by Bangor parties. lloekland was a side-wheel boat of about 200 D. C. Perkins. W. F. TIBBETTS, raiXfil/JTARS Silver ore ol labulous richness was found on ■ Ww G u R k I ln u - ■w > i a d e :gVy' b y Albany, N. Y., under a five years contract, tons. It must have been 30 years, at least, W hite A Case Wharf, Rockland, Me. ■ - C. L. liowes of Boston has been visiting bis pays 55 cents a night, and furnishes posts, the shore, a divining rod located the mine, and since the Rockland commenced her trips to former classmate in the M. 8. O., A. 11. they dug, und dug, and dug, and dug, and the • boston m a 5v wire and hoods, and pays lor all repairs on the Machias, as she was sold to or chartered by the Buker. He is now on a trip to Orono and Xend forillvJtrateo catalogue free lines. The company hangs the lamp and silver that was dug out was dug out ot the Government during the Rebellion and taken vicinity, accompanied by Mr. Buker. furnishes the current. Similar incidents might pockets of investors. Uut this is a sad down south. Before the Rockland's advent Cotton Duck subject We didn't invest any money in M. A. Rice has been home from Bowdoin be cited of cities in all parts of the eounlry. the sloop-schooner Cashier, Capt. E. S. Blais- the past week getting his yacht Monhegan in FOR S A L E Relative to the expense of an electric light. Maine mines, but we know men who dell, used to run over this route. Wholesale ami Retail, at BOSTON PRICES. did, and they know that they did. Blue readiness for summer cruising. Mr. Rice is The quantity of the materials used enters, us Both of these vessels ran to the Northport manager of the Bowdoin B. B. C., and accom S. T. MUCRIDCE, has been said, into the cost, and there is also hill Mountain is fertile to the very top. camp-meeting from this city. OIL STOVES, A road leads to the lofty top. whence panies them on their Provincial trip. Mr. Brown’s Wharf, Rockland. a decided difference in different places in the Rice graduates from old Bowdoin the coming with glasses Owl’s Head, Rockland and other quality of service. DOWN WITH ’EM. Commencement. An ordinary chestnut pole such as is com distant points ol interest can be seen. When .r. n v n : u n o i *i;, WINDOW SCREENS, monly put up to support wires between lights Harrison was elected a big lire was kindled on The Knox County Bar, which has been so costs from four to five dollars. The carrying the lop of the mountain, which was easily dis There has been considerable discussion con pleasantly associated with L. F. Starred for tCHITECT & SUPERINTENDENT poles which are used in Providence, R. I., are cernible from Tillson wharf in this city. On the cerning tbe wording of that city council order many years, have shown their friendship and ROCKLAND, MAINE. Hammocks & Ice Cream Freezers hard pine, chamfered inio octagonal shape, and tup ot this mountain is u plumbago mine and relative to the removal of tbe obstructions appreciation by the gift of un elegant water .n., Specifications and detail drawing. lor all a pond where there is a chalk deposit which is from Maine street, so we print the order: service- kind, of buildings I■:rnleO.-.l at abort notice, cost #15 apiece. The lamp-posts themselves merchantable and is shipped away in large Ordered, the common council concurring, Walter 11. Boggs, who formerly resided at •Hico -12U M ain Bt„ JUST RECEIVED AT costs about eighteen cents apiece. 'I hat the Mayor and Street Commissioners be ~ 1 he city of Providence has just closed a con quantities. Bluehill Is the home ot the fa und hereby authorized to cause to he removed Ingraham's Hill, has now a fine position in tbe OVER It. II. BURNHAM’S STORE. 3 tract for lighting the streets ol that city. The mous Douglass copper mine- '1 his mine yields Irom Main street, between Lindsey street und Boston postolliee. The family resides in Wal contract provided for the furnishing of GOO a superior quality of copper ore. It has not Myrtle street all flag poles, telephone, electric tham. -SOLDIERS, ATTENTION light, telegraph or other poles used for signs, ill peusion or bounty claims uguinst the U. ti. Boston 5 and 10c Store, lights to the city at 41 cents a light per night been worked for some time, but is uow being awnings or any other purpose, from the limits The Maine Medical Association has been in verumeiit skillfully and intelligently prosecuted pumped out. 16 T. 8. BOWDEN, Washington, Me. for three years from the date of June 15, 1880. 1 r liLVEUILL FALLS ol tbe street and sidewalks. Should it he session in Portland tbe past week, one of the G. II. COPLELAM), Proprietor. A writer in the Providence Journal, defend clearly shown that any ol the above named teatures of the association being uu oration by is on our left as we cuter, spanned by an iron have a legal right to occupy any portion of ing the city from a charge of extravagance said Main street then they shall he removed Dr. F. E. Hitchcock of this city, which was a ,EAD CAREFULLY! Gppo. Thoru Capt. John I,. Porker, who delivered the MEN AND WOMEN. OUR PARK. eloquent memorial a Idiess in this city, gives Rockland a great send-off in his paper, the Personal Paragraphs of More or Less Uncle Sam Going to Help the City Lynn Item. Interest to Our Readers. With Some of That Surplus. E.B.HASTINGS C.F.WOOD*CO. FULLER 1 The U. S. lot, east of the postofflee, i9 to be A subscriber wishes to know how the boys Isaac Hahn is very ill. fixed up by the government at an expense of aro to get their hats this year, there I eing no Miss N. T. Sleeper is in Boston. George Hall is home from Boston. about $3000. A granite curbing is to take the W ill SELL election. Why, they will get them by betting Charles Snow is here from Boston. place of the picket fence, the lot will be levelled 365 MAIN STREET. on the base ball games. Miss Lola Messer is visiting In Boston. and graded, walks will be laid out, iron settees Miss Minnie White of Bath is in the city. | (courting benches) will be placed there, while THIS WEEK: The papers of the country are getting ex Elkanah Boynton is visiting friends in Ban a fountain will squirt water in the center. pressions of opinion as to what is the national gor. That won’t be so bad ! flower. The violet, trailing arbutus and golden C. O. Curtis of East Boston is visiting In this rod are the three leading competitors. Tiie C.- city. • O ne case O. votes for the golden rod. What have our Miss Rosa Keene is recovering from a severe HIGH SCHOOL. readers to say on the subject ? sickness. John Hanrahan arrived home from Kansas, Miss Perry, ’92, has left school, and Is now M. 1). Hall of Philadelphia kindly sends us Saturday. learning tiie compositor’s trade in The Mrs. fialen F. Hix Is visiting her old home, Covrier-Gazette office...... Holbrook, ’92, C H A L L I E S ! papers illustrating the Johnstown horror. We Deer Island. lias entered the employ of Ames Brothers, CLOTHING have also received Denver. Colo., papers which W. II. Harrington of Boston was in town North-end... .The Senior class attended the have some very pleasing references to the graduation exercises at Camden. Friday night over Sunday. ....A fine new Holtz electric machine has been COBB pushing real estate firm of Trowbridge A Biek- Mrs. W. J. Wood is visiting friends in Ken purchased for the school.. . .The three lower morc, Knox County boys, who are forging nebec County. classes have adopted the following class colors : A t 5c. P er Yard. ahead in that growing western city. Capt. Andrew Pressey returned to New Sub Junior, peachblow and pearl white; Jun STORE York Saturday. ior, Nile green; Sub Senior, cardinal. The Geo. Kirkpatrick and wife visited at Vinal- graduating class color is pearl white....The A leak in the dant at Ritdawga Lake, near following officers for tbe succeeding term have the southern boundary of Vermont, has been bavett last week. been elected bv the Tati Delta Kappa Society : recently discovered anil repaired. Considering Mrs. Abbie Hastings of Union is visiting G. P., H. .1. sitaw; N. S., F. A. Winslow; 8., OFFEf\ ^ ,s Week the large size o f this body of water, containing friends in the city. , B. F. Hicks; C. T., Marsh 1st; C. S., F. W. One-half case by a recent estimate 7,000,000,000 gallons of George Mason of Orland was in the city Glover; C. J., Bird, 2nd; A. C. J., Bird, 1st; water, and the fact that Shelburne Falls and Thursday on business. H. II. N., P. Howard... . Examinations will be other towns of the Deerfield Valley would lie Mrs. Sadie Wilson Berry of Portland Is vis held the last three days of next week. directly in the path of the flood if this dam iting ber old home, this city. should give way, It is to be hoped that the re B a t is t e Qoods! pairs were thoroughly made. The broken E. A. Rhoades of the Rockport telegraph PINE SPLINTERS. Visitors Surprised! ...... ONE CASE OF. canal wall at Holyoke lias shown that too much office was tn the chy last week. care cannot lie exercised in this matter. We Miss Ida Lane of Saco is visiting her cousin, want no Johnstown horror in Massachusetts. Mrs. Tobias Smalley, this city. Where Chips Fly and Wood and Iron 30 in. wide, —Boston Advertiser. B. I. Weeks arrived in B tngor Monday of Vessels Make. last week, front his western trip. At the McDonald yard the 500 ton schooner Buyers Delighted! A R E U N IO N . Henry L. Chandler of Richmond. Va., is the FRENCH SEA ISLAND guest n’t tbe family of Francis Cohn. is all framed with ceiling begun----At the Mr. und Mrs. E. S. Bacheldcr of Boston arc Hawley yard the Olys schooner Is being painted Colby University graduates in this vicinity tbe guests of Fred R. Spear and wife. and nearly ready to launch---- The Morse At 5c. P er Yard. rill hold a reunion In July. W. H. Moody is home from Virginia. Mr. barge is now being ceiled and her monster Moody drives a handsome black colt. proportions equal those of any ship ever VERY FITTNG. Miss Delia Teague of Warren lias been vis launched in the Shipping City. She isn’t very Sample pieces of these goods iting Iter sister, Mrs. J. M. Blackington. pretty but she looks as If she would carry like A subscriber suggests that the Meadows be Mrs Julia Smith of Brooklyn, N. Y., is Atlas---- The Deering (schooner is partly to be seen in our North win P0/1QEE called the “ Derrick City,” on account of the visiting her daughter, Mrs. II. O. Gurdy. planked. At the New England yard the Ken J. W. Rogers of Hudson. Mass., formerly of prevalence of these unartistic but very useful this city, has been in town for a lew days. nebec is completed and ready for her owners to dow this week. monuments of industry. Mrs. A. D. Snow and family of New Y'ork upholster and furnish. Her engines are now FINE GOODS occupy their summer cottage, Middle street. working to perfect satisfaction. The Portland OR STEAMBOAT SPARKS. Mrs. .1. E. Abbott and daughter and Mr. sidewhecler has been strapped with band iron 3 -A N D - Alden ol Boston are visiting at C. E. Rising's. and her strong and beautiful frame is now be Chailes McIntosh has again entered the em Tbe family of Geo. Mugridga have removed ing ceiled and the deck beams are going in. In our south window we to Rockport, where Mr. Mugridgc is employed. The Monomoi, the sister of the Winthrop, has ploy of the B. A B Co. in this city...... The II. E. Bttrknisr returned Saturday from his Katahdin arrived Thursday morning on her ber keel down and the St. Johns schooner of shall show 50 pieces of Double troutiug trip to Mooseliead.__ll£L reports rare E. Norwalk, Conn., has her keel laid and stern Low Prices! first trip. She is looking finely. . . -Ellery sport. post up. The keel for the Drake schooner is Anderson, who has been engineer of steamer Miss Etnnta Cushman returned Friday front W id th ready to be laid next week---- Alongside tbe Rockland for some time, has gone to Charles Massachusetts where she has been spending tbe winter. yard tbe Bailey schooner, II. S. Little, will be DO THE WORK. ton, S. C., where be has a fine position at his Miss Maud Savage of Hudson, Mass., is visit ready for sea in two weeks. On tbe stocks also trade. He is a capable engineer. ing her grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jere is the 1100 ton W. B. Church beauty now tim Gregory. Dress-:- Goods! bered out. An army of men are employed in RAISING MONEY. Chas. A. Stone and wife have gone to Easton, Pa., where Mr. Stone opens his hotel for the rushing tilings at this bee hive---- G. G. Deering For 15 Gents. Per Yd. summer. has contracted to build at 800 ton four-master which we shall offer at the low 'l'ho commissioners of this county by virtue Capt. A. H. Harriman arrived here last for Capt. Henry Johnson ot Taunton, Mass., of the authority granted by resolve of the leg week. Master Edwin II. Harriman is also in und others. She is to have a 175 ft. keel, will this city. price of islature to procure a loan will on the first of be 3S feet wide and 19 ft. deep---- The Olys next month issue bonds amounting to Sid,600 Mrs. D. A. Knowlton of Rockport, Mass , is visiting her mother, Mrs. A. E. Hewett, North schooner is now being rigged on the stocks---- at 3 1-2 per cent interest, payable semi-an Main street. .At the Rogers yard the square frames of the Former price 25c. These are nually. All parties desiring to procure any of C. F. Whittaker of Boston spent Sunday new schooner arc all up---- Kelley A Spear the bonds cun leave an order with the County and Monday in this city, the guest of Mrs. have now four schooners of all sizes on the 25c. Per Yard. W E A R E very light weight, hue, dark Treasurer on or before said date and they will Mary Hall. stocks, the Fitzpatrick schooner being within be served in the order that the requests are made Mrs. James Stevens and Mrs. A. F. Elwell of Northport are visiting at George A. Crock two weeks of launching. Two arc half framed —the bonds will be of $100, $200 and $500. ett's, Purchase street. and tbe Chas. E. Moody coaster is half planked Some of these goods are shades, soft finished goods. Mrs. A. T. Rayward arrived home from Bel ---- The Crosby schooner at the north pole (the WANTED THE BOUNTY. fast Saturday, where she has been visiting her old Patten yard) Is now half planked---- The marked down from 50c ar.d The Leaders! daughter, Mrs, W. R. Ford. Sewall beauty is all framed out in the south The same are displayed in our Mrs. Laforest Fuller, who has been visiting 62 l-2c a yard, and at 25c will -IN- Two well known Rockland young men cap ber brother, G. A. Amos, returned to her home yard and in the main yard the wharf is being tured a crow at Sheep Island, Sunday. They in Fitchburg. Mass., yesterday. built out and the cradle being prepared for the NORTH WINDOW. wanted that 10 cent bounty, probably. Is Will Cowell, esq., a banker from Clyde, 2800 ton ship the keel of which will he laid be found a nreat bargain. crow game ? It is so considered in political Kansas, was in the city yesterday, visiting his this summer. The old ship stocks in this yard LATEST STYLES, college classmate, Dr. O. L. Bartlett. times. Isn't it unlawful to trap game on Sun was not large enough to accommodate the new —AND T H E - A. W. Lyon, wife and son of Ligonier, Ind., ship whose bow sprit even now will extend days. are visiting at Mrs. Lvon’s old home, the resi dence of Col. E. R. Spear, Beech street. over Front St.-----At the Rogers yard the seb. We are showing this week a PRETTY THINGS. Calvin Austin of Boston and a party of Mary L. Allen has arrived with a cargo of Guiding Star friends came down on the boat Friday morn 200,000 feet ot pine — We hear of a new con new line of Those big barges that come in here ice- ing, bound to Moosebead on a Ashing trip. tract this week hut are unable for business Miss Rose Welt is in Auburndale, Mass., reasons to give full particulars at this writing. -FOU- laden from Bangor are the most unsightly attending tbe Commencement ot Lassell Sem pieces of marine architecture we ever saw. Tug inary. Miss Welt’s class has a reunion there The ship building city is booming and tbe Luther C. Ward of New York came inhere this year. chips are Hying fast.—Bath Independent. Black Silk Fish Nets SUMMER BARGAINS Sunday with two of ’em, bound for Philadel Maynard S. Johnson, formerly of this city, phia with 3100 tuns of ice from Bangor. who has been located In Boston for some time past, leaves for Taconta, W. T., the 21st,where MOHAIRS. he will locate. The latest thing for lace dress IN STYLE . Superintendent D. N. Bird of the Belfast Water Co. was in the city over Sunday. Mr. es. Also a lot of Stripe Laces Bird’s family moves to Belfast this week. BKST Bay Point Will Have a Gilt-edged They take with them the good wishes of many Opening. friends. for $1.50 per yard. O ne lot of M ohair D ress G oods The magnificent Bay Point Club-house will Win. Cogan and wife of Hurricane have the be open for guests July 1st, but tbe formal sympathv of a large circle of friends in their great affliction in the loss of their bright little St. Louis Roller Flour at opening will occur July lOtb, and will be a daughter, Agatha, which occurred in Warren, very large occasion. There will be a grand Sunday, of diphtheria. We have just closed out from ball, reception and the like, with a banquet. Mrs. J. M. Blackington entertained n party VI E V ’* A .V I» H O I ! * ’ Tbe committee on music is now in corres of 21 of ber lady friends Friday, the 5th an niversary of her wedding. The ladies pre $ 5 .2 5 . a New York cloak manufac pondence with Chandler of Portland, and will sented Iter un elegant chair, and she was the have that well-known band and orchestra or recipient of other gifts. some other skillful musical organization from Isaac Upham anti wile of San Francisco have turer all his samples of away. Governor Burleigh, staff and council, been visiting Mrs. Oliver Brown, Mr Upham’s The Best Flour offered in this city Congressmen Dingley, Reed, Secretary of State sister, this citv. Mr. Upbam is a native of Appleton, and is now one of San Francisco’s ClothinG Blaine and other notables, with their ladies most successful wholesale and retail book For Butter Milk Bread Mixing, SPRING- JACKETS! have been invited and will probably be present. dealers. Former price 50c. In Mixed, Efficient committees have the various matters Charles Price and wife leave on the Inman of detail in charge, and no pains or expense steamer, Chicago, tomorrow for the Island of $ 6 .0 0 . There are among the lot some will be spared to make this the finest event of Jetsey, France, Mr. Price’s native place, which GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS. Plaids and Stripes. tbe kind ever held in the good old State of be bus not visited since he left there, a boy, 42 years ago. They will he absent about two very handsome styles; sizes run Maine. months. Fancy Rio Coffee! Hugh Kelsey, aged 82 years, was found mostly in 34 and 36. W e shall A SUGGESTION. dead in his bed litis morning. Mr. Kelsey lias been a well strong man, notwithstanding his Caps, Trunks, Etc. advanced age, and was at work in his garden seil them for just Why wouldn't a mail service over the steamer yesterday He leaves four daughters and a 28 CTS. Rockland, which makes daily trips between son. allot whom have reached mature years, and all residents ni this city except one,a daugh Bangor and Rockland, prove a great conven ter, who lives in Missouri. Mr. Kelsey has al ience to business men along Penobscot Bay ways lived in this citv, was a kind father und 50 Cents on the Dollar, and river ? Bangor mail would reach Rock- a good man, who will be held in kind remem CHAS.T. SPEAR laud and intervening landings in the forenoom brance by his neighbors and friends. while Rockland mail could leave here at noon Landlord Chapman of tbe Bangor House Making them the cheapest lot was presented with a beautiful Howard Regu 295 & 297 Main St., Rockland. and reach Bangor and intervening landings in lator clock Thursday evening by a number of BATISTE. the afternoon. commercial travelers at the hotel, as a token of of Jackets ever offered in this Why not, Mr. Wannamaker? i the esteem In which he is held by tbe travell ing men who are frequenters of bis house. The MARVELS OF POPULARITY ' matter was very informal and a complete sur market. ...IN.... prise to Mr. Chapman who was Invited to the One case yard wide light y. w . c. t . u. ' room where the presentation took place quite unsuspecting what was to come. Mr. Hard- Seasonable Styles! acker on behalf of the donors made a felieitious Monday evening, Juno 10th, the first anni presentation speech, referring to Mr. Chap ground Batiste at versary of the Y. W. C. T. U. ot this city was man as their favorite landlord. Mr. Chapman celebrated at the rooms of tbe Y. M. C. A., made ait appropriate response and thanked them very much for tbe unexpected token of Miss Aunic Flint, the newly elected president, their high esteem, und later on invited them to Bargains in Every Department FAIR FIGURES 1 presiding. Meeting opened by singing, fol refreshments. The clock was placed in posi lowed by reading of scrip' ires by the presi tion in the office today and is a very handsome dent and prayer by Rev. W S. Roberts, I). D. one, being of black walnut, four und onc-bult feet high, with a beautifully carved electro WALTER A. WOOD Of our store. We will be Gratifying reports were made by the secretary plate dial.—Bangor Commercial. and treasurer. The committee on juvenile ------«♦»------pleased to send Samples of work reported marked and encouraging results. THE WHEELMEN. Mrs. Julia D. Lazuli then gave an address which was very interesting and instructive. A Portland’s bicyclists will arrive hereSatur- | goods by mail to any address, We are reaching out for pleasing musical program was given, after day evening on the late train. Sunday they NEW MODEL BUCKEYE . daily. which an informal time with strawberries, will dine at Crescent Beach, and take a whirl ! and orders shall receive prompt more trade with IKltESISTl- Usual * price 12 1- ‘etiorta cream and cake was enjoyed- about the neighborhood, leaving on the early Rukctj and Tedders. Repairs for all Machine*, Bee- train, Monday. lion* for all Machine*. attention. BLE INDUCEMENTS be THERE FIRST. IMPROVEMENTS. 10,000 Strawberry Baskets! yond the whisper of competition B. B. Bean is having bis house repaired...... We learn from Perry Bros- that scb. Sam'I John Coburn's house on Broadway has been FUR SALK CHEAP BY Weller, Capl- Oljed Harris, was the first ot the painted-...Leander Weeks bus built an ad E. B. Hastings, or comparison. Come and see lime fleet to arrive in New York, telegraphing dition to bi* buildings, Highland street...... George W. McGregor is doing a fine job of G. W. DRAKE. Fuller & Col trout there Saturday. | landscape work for W. J. Wood. 316 and 318 Main St., Rockland. for yourself. T H E R O C K LA N D COURIER - G A Z E T T E : TU ESD A Y , JU N E 18, 1889. 3 [)LKS AND THINGS. TEMPUS FUGITS. PICTURESQUE CAMDEN. NEIGHBORHOOD CHAT. SOMETHNG NEW. •«* Union had a hard fight to buy its first Bright World Chewing Tobacco. For sale by ie telephone is to be run to Bay Point, Twenty-eight years ago yesterday the gallant W. A. Barkeiv, dealer In Fruits, Confection FARWELL HALL. Fourth Maine left Rockland for the front. Matters of Interest Connected With road machine. Now it has two ot these useful ary. Nnts, Cigars, Tobacco, etc. etc. No. 356 institutions and fine roads. Main St. (x languished in Court House jail over Sun- Our Attractive Neighbor. HORSE HAIRS. Owl's Head, little village that it is, has CAUTION. 26 sea captains in active service, nnd “ right We hereby notify our patrons and friends and CONCERT The New Postmaster—Personal Points good captains" too. Owl’s Head wants a others In Rockland, Camden and surrounding o mackerel have been caught in this vicin- Berry Bros, are building a fine stable at the towns In Knox and Lincoln Counties, thnt Henry trotting park. -—Building Notes—A New Guide telephone, and ought to have it. E. Genthner of Nohleboro, Is'not In our employ, Tuesday Ev'g, J une 25 Book—The Work of Improvement. and any orders given him will not be supplied from I. S. Postal Inspector M'Guinness was in Quite a number of our horsemen ate working THE FISHERMEN. ! the Fonthlll Nurstries. In yesterday. their flyers on Knox Trotting Park. F. A. D. Singhi has taken charge of Uncle STONE Sc WELLINGTON. Nurscrymon. Information received by the Canadian gov N. B. O ur patrons will oblige us by retaining Phal1 wo pave from Park to Lindsey ? The II. J. Tibbetts’ fine stallion, Joe Howe, was Sam's mail business in the town of Camden ernment stntes that mackerel have struck into their ordera for our duly aecredlled representative, and seems to take hold of affairs quite handily. who will soon call on von with a loll line of stock. Fyf fjuqqLES Sf. litters must answer. given a trial mile at West Camden, Friday, North Bny in large numbers. Good catches STO N E Sc WELLINGTON. and did it in 2.28—very tkst for a half mile Miss Addie R. Fletcher will be retained as as are reported from Tignish, Cove Head, Montreal, Canada, Ju n e 11, 1889. 23 25 3. F. Ayers & Son have been making spars sistant, so that Miss Fletcher’s experience and O K B O S T O N , • schooner Alfred Keene. track nnd other drawbacks. Tracadie and Souris, P. E. I. The mackerel ability and Mr. Stnghl's accommodating spirit are said to be large and are fetching good TO DANCERS. Assisted by other artists yet to be announced^ C. A. Haskell has put a new patent Puffer and well known enterprise will result in keeping Before the Graduation Bull Mr. F. 8. Sargent SEEN SERVICE. prices in the local markets. Thirtv American loda fountain in his store. will give PRIVATE LESSONS to ladies and gen Doors open at 7.15. Concert at 8 o’clock. the mail service in Cnmden up to the high seiners are reported along the Nova Scotia tlemen at ftO CENTN A LESSON. The follow The Juniper Hill chnlct is patriotic, a hand standard it reached under the retiring post coast. The fishery protection cruisers go on ing (Innces will be taught: Waltz, Galop, Polka, A Craft Which Has Had a Busy Life. master, E. C. Fletcher, who takes with him Redowa, Newport bchottische, Military Schot- som e flag (lying from the lofty hill. duty next week and effective services for the tisebe, Five Step Schotti#che, Knickerbocker, Admission 35 and 50 Cents. A fine crop of hay was cut in the field east of Sch. Mary Langdon of this port, which has the respect and confidence of all. protection ot Canadian fishermen is promised. Detroit, Broncho, Cross Step Polka. Instruction Reserved Sents now on sale at Spear, May ft Btover’a will be given In Armory Hall or nt private homes if cx-Mayor Case’s residence, Inst week. been undergoing repairs here, has quite an By the way, one of Uncle Sam’s inspectors desired. p -** SAT»«wwrr’ eventful history. She was the first vessel that called nt the postoffi :e Inst week nnd made a F. 8. 8ARGENT, Twenty-five passengers were landed in Bath An uprising of Chippewa Indians is reported Box 1040, 23-25 Rockland, Maine Francis Cobb had built. Deacon Thomas was searching Investigation of the alloged trouble yesterday by the early morning train. from Moro, Minn. Four hundred Indians at the builder and 1845 was the year. Edward there, and,as The C.-G. predicted,found every tacked a party of workmen and killed seven of CIRL WANTED. Boston Variety Store The steam launch Gracia Belle is now in the Cobb of Thomaston was the first captain. She thing In as nice orderas could be desired nnd To work in restaurant at them. ♦23 DAVIS k H ILLS, 345 Main St. water. She has been housed in forward. was considered a big vessel In those days, that the charges made were without the slight The Penobscot Boat Club has some fifteen carrying 950 barrels of lime, and ran to New est foundation. Good advertising that! GRAND VIEW HOUSE. CIRL WANTED SPECIAL^SALE! handsome pulling boats in the boat-house. Orleans. She has been twice rebuilt and is Reuben Leland and family of New York A dance will be held nt the Grand View | To do general housework. Apply at the reel- denceof B. K. KALLOWI...... ON...... Claremont Commandcry conferred the order now in the best condition of her life. She now arrived Friday to occupy their summer home. House. Owl’s Head, Thursday evening, 23-24* 121 Broadw ay. carries 1300 barrels. June 20th. No objectionable people will be of the Temple on two candidates, last evening. Scacroft, for the summer. Mr. Leland has allowed on the grounds and everything will J. D. Mnv’s new house, Grove street, is many friends in Rockland ns well as Camden, be conducted in n first-class manner. LOST. SATURDAY, JUNE 22nd, THE YACHTS. who are nlways glad to welcome him down J. Small, Proprietor. Somewhere between Itoeklnnd and Warren, on closed in and the root is being put on this Memorial Day, a garnet bracelet. The finder will week. east. he suitably rewarded on leaving the same at the • WE WILL HELL. The Burgess yacht Monhegan, M. A. Rice It. C. Itankin of Boston is in this city look coal office of 23 FRED R. SPEA R . The Railroad Commissioners were here More single house lots have been sold in ing over the ground with a view to organizing Friday, looking over the crossings of the L. II. proprietor, came from Pulpit Harbor, Wednes Camden this year than for any one season be a summer school for dancing. day, nnd is now nt Loring's undergoing a BOARDERS WANTED. II. R. fore—mostly to residents who intend building Good accommodations for a small family and five Ail Egg Disii will Cover! thorough overhauling nnd inspection. Capt. thereon. PIANOS TUNED. or nix table boarders. House centrally located, The family of Capt. Henry rearson of this Treworgy is here and the yacht will be ready corner Grace and Broad streets. J. 11. Prescott of Boston, who has some real 23* MRS. PROCTGR. city feasted on stnwbcrrles from their own for cruising the last of this month. J. W. Walker, the well known piano tuner, FOR LESS THAN 15c. premises, Sunday. estate interests in Camden, is getting out n new will be in Rockland during July. All orders Sloop yacht Eleanor, with Inspector of Police guide book of Camden, of which there will be for work will be left at ibis office. tf Table Boarders Wanted. Never sold before for less than 25 cents. The Rockland owners of the Islesboro lime Alexanders. Williamson board,accompanied some 10,000 copies published. An artist, a A good chance fvr a few table boarders at 209 privilege are getting an old-fashioned kiln in by his brother nnd son, came in here for sup very talented young man named Beni, has been Main St., next Gen. Berry Engine House. We have the finest line of Glass and Crockery in readiness to burn lime. It. M. Pillsbury A Co. continue to repair 22-25* MRS. A. E. PAGE. the city, together with a large line of Fancy Goods, plies Sunday. The yacht is bound for Halifax. sketching for the book which will be profusely all chairs or stools which need it. cane seats n Hosiery, Ladies’ Gloves and Lace Ties. Also a The Y. M. C. A. Orchestra will furnish music Saturday they tried to make Portland but the Illustrated. We have been favored with a peek specialty. Send your orders to 105 Broadway, TYPE-WRITER FOR SALE. large stock of Ladies’ and Gents’ at the Children’s Day Concert, First Baptist weather was too rough and they were obliged at some of the advance pages and promise that Rockland, Me. A new Remington Type writer, a perfect instru ment, with all the latest improvements, table, knee church, next Sunday evening. to skip it. They report a rough time in the it will be a very nice thing. I). I). Mender’s Salve Cures. 19* switch, etc., for sale at a bargain. Apply at Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Capt. Wm. Luce has a road laid out across thunder storm Saturday afternoon. The The Bay View Hotel will open to the public 23 T H IS O FFICE. his land, from the Thomaston road near the Eleanor is the first yacht arrival for the sea the 20th inst., under the regime ot Landlord $ i r t b s . GOLD RINGS, son. She is a tine craft, 48 feet long, 17 feet HEADQUARTERS. old depot, to Pleasant street. Capen. Mr. Capen is an experienced and very Thomaston Shirt & Pant Co. have made J. II. F. S. Sweetland and crew have been laboring beam and draws 0 1-2 feet of water. successful hotel man, who knows how to en- n ix—Rockland, June 15, to Mr. nnd Mrs. n .I. Simonton's factory, *1 Limerock street, headquar Silver Ware, Clocks anil Jewelry. nix, a daughter—Emetine Hull. ters for putting out Hhirts, Overalls, Jumpers, Etc. for the public weal in removing various flag tertnin, nnd his coming to Camden is no insig Ro l l in s —Rockport, Ju n e 4, to Mr. and M rs. Good wort and good pav. Call at once for woik. poles from our main thoroughfare. CITY COUNCIL. nificant event at just this stage of the game. William Rollins, a son. THOM AVION SHIRT & PANT CO. 49**Clocks, Watches and Jew elry cleaned and re A chorn—Orff's Corner, Waldoboro, June 2, to J . H. Sim o nto n , Manager. 21 paired at short notice, and satisfaction guaranteed. Work is progressing slowly, removing the A good hotel to a growing town or city is in- Mr. and Mrs. Clenham J. Achorn, a son. What the Conscript Fathers Did dispensible. EATON—Vinalhaven, May 10, to Mr. and M rs. 322 MAIN STREET, ledge from the Catholic church basement. Herman Enton, a son. TENEMENT TO LET. This portion of the work, however, is nearly Special Conclave. Real estate is opening up well. Not very A small tenement on Crescent Street, No. 73. Next Door to E. B. Hastings, Rockland. completed. At a special meeting of the Citv Fathers, many sales have been consummated of late, Apply at the premises. 23* but several a e on the tapis, and we shall be Carriages. F. L. SHAW, the Jeweler. The American Express Co.’s messengerson Wednesday evening, rolls of accounts No. 3 were passed ns follows: Fire Department, able to chronicle several important transfers FO R S A L E . the Boston & Bangor steamers are to wear before long, ferry & Packard, real estate B ruce—Pa t t e r s o n —V inalhaven, Ju n e 11, by One Side Bar Top Buggy, one Open Box Buggy, handsome uniform caps and will don them in 820.15; Police, 83 50; Pauper, 8317.19. D. II. Glidden, esq., James Bruee and Mary Pat me Single H arness. Inquire of agents, report real estate in a very encouraging terson of Vinalhaven, formerly of Aberdeen, Scot 23 W. E. MAYO at Fuller ft Cobb’s. a few days. The city solicitor was instructed to ascertain land if the Farnsworth building at the head of Sea condition and will make out some papers Cook—W a d e —Warren. June 5, by Rev. Albert In the electric lighting article on the first street was within the legal limits of Main very shortly. Greene, Edvard J. Cook of Veazie, Me., and HOUSE FOR SALE. page the statement that the lamp-posts cost Alice A. Wade of Warren. House 37 Spring, corner Un ion St. Inquire oi street, and if so the road commissioners were One of the satisfactory evidences of Cam Mo o re—Av er y —W ashington, Ju n e 9, Llew- the’ premises. - : ...... T J. SLEEPER. “eighteen cents" should read “eighteen dol instructed to at once cause its removal from den’s prosperity is the marked improvejnent in ellvn Moore of Somerville, and Blrdelle Avtry of lars” each. Jefierscn. 4 5 c . said limits. the looks of the houses, grounds and thorough Coom bs—W il le t t —Waldoboro, June 6,George 16 HORSES FOR SALE. There will be a special meeting of King fares of the town. The people are all busy, II. Coombs of Brunswick, and Gertiude F. Willett The road commissioners were instructed to of Waldoboro. Sixteen fine working horses. Must be sold at Solomon's Royal Arch Chapter, next Thursday and every street has its crews of men at work, once, with harnesses, wagons, sleds, ete. build a sewer on Camden street. Ba ir d —Brow n—Camden, June 1, Charles F. 19 A. C. GAY & CD., Rockland. evening, for work on the Past nnd Most Excel Contracts were drawn up, relative to paving and new shingles and clap-boards are seen on all Baird and Lizzie E. Brown, both of Cnmden. Twenty-F ive W ig g in —Stoker - Morrill, June 5, by Rev. I. foq defts. lent Degrees. from Limerock to Lindsey and from Oak to sides. At Norumbega, J. B. Stearns has a big II. W. Wharf, Rev. Wesley Wiggin, pastor of the FO R S A L E . The Lime Rock R. R. trestle has been pushed Park street, for the abutters thereon to sign, crew at work improving his grounds, while I Methodist Episcopal church at Hearsmont, 'and A fine residence in this city ; a two-and-a-half Miss Lizzie Ardeile Storer of Morrill. story house, ell and stable connected; 12 finished rapidly around Crockett’s Point and is now agreeing to pay 84 a running foot, in consider another crew is finishing up his 85900 stable M il l e r —W ilson—Rockland, June 17, bv It. rooms, bath room, Crystal Lake water, spacious W e H a v e T a k e n T h e A oencv F ok being constructed to the Wilson kiln, at the ation of having the paving continued to those II. Burnham, Rinald U. Miller and Mrs. Sarah A. grounds nnd about 25 fruit trees. Situated near Wilson, both of Reckland. outer extremity. streets. A similar contract was drawn up for the shore, line view of harbor, bay and islands. THE CHURCHES. K inn ey —Ca b l e s—Rockland, June 17, by It. H, Very desirable for summer residence, or for board the abutters from Oak to Limerock streets to Burnbain, Geo. J. Kinney and Mrs. Ellen B. ing house. HANLY & SHAW, The Spear kiln, in the rear of theSt.Nicholas, Cables, both of Rockland. 23 Real Estate Agents, Rockland. which is being rebuilt,received the last course sign. _____ A ndemson—W e e k s —Portland, June 15, Ellery Cobb’s Soaps! The Richmond, Me., camp-meeting opens I. Anderson ami Mrs. Augusta Weeks of Portland, SUMMER HOUSE TO LET. of stone Saturday. It has been released by COMING AGAIN. August 19. Rev. L. L. Hanscom of Bnth will Me. Farrand, Spear & Co. . The two story building at Owl’s Head, with 8 officiate ns presiding elder....The decorations rooms and piazza, newly fitted up, suitable for pri Postmaster Hurley Is making arrangements D e a th s . vate residence or private house. Will be let by the They are composed of the choicest Boston Men Make Their First Visit at the First Baptist church Sunday were the for having cards placed on the street boxes season or month. Apply to Here, But Not Their Last. work of Miss Anna Roberts' class. Children’s W. F. NORCROSS, materials and are highly commended announcing the hours of collection. They will Day will be observed ut this church next W elsh - Rockland, June 17, Mary Frances, 21 23 395 Main St., Rockland, Me. be found very convenient. As we announced last week Sidney Gross daughter of Patrick ami Ellen Welsh, aged 1 year, of Boston, a former Rockland boy, was here Sunday. The pastor will preach a sermon in 1 day. WANTED. by everyone who lias given them a The Rockland Loan & Building Association W a r e —Vinalhaven, June 10, Lora A., eldest the morning, appropriate to the day, and daughter of Fred J. Ware, aged 9 years, 9 months. A man to travel with two valuable patents both for Sunday and Monday with two Boston friends, the same business. A huge commission given. has paid a little rising seven per cent the past some of the younger scholars of the school J o rd a n —Sarita Barbara, Cub, June 12, Capt. trial. year, the most expensive year, probably, as it J. C. Chaffee and August Becker, looked over Samuel C. Jordan, formerly of Thomaston, aged Address J. E. BOARDMAN, Camden, Me. Crescent Beach and vicinity, and were driven will participate in the services. In the even 56 years. 21 23 had its organization expenses to defray. The Toilet Soap is carefully medi- about the town and to Thomaston yesterday ing the Sunday School will bold a concert.... K a l e r —West Waldoboro, June 8, Moses L. Come in, young men ! There will be no services ut the Congregational Kaler, aged about 80 years. T O L E T by F. M. Smith. These gentlemen are a dele R iv e r s —St. George, June 5, Mrs. Hannah Riv Very nice tenement; Brooms; centrally located. icated and delicately perfumed. It A general fixing up has been going on about gation from the well known Lincoln Club of church next Sunday. One week from Sun ers, aged SO years, 2 months. In q u ire b f C. M. W A L K E R . T h o m pson —Deer Isle, May 29, Mrs. Mary 18 34i St., Willoughby Block. the premises of the Rockland Beef Co. Two Boston, and come here with a view of buying day Children’s Day will be observed....Rev. Thompson, aged 89 years. heals Chapped Hands, cures Eczema, car-loads ot beef were received last week. G. land and erecting a club-house for the summer C. A. Plumer of Thomaston will preach in B en tley —Rockland, June 13, Mary, widow of Capt John Bentley, late of Thomaston, aged 82 PASTURACE and all Skin Diseases. Best soap II. Moore, general manager of the Swift’s bus rendezvous of the club. They are fine appear the M. 15. church next Sunday....Children’s years, 3 months, 26 days. The remains were taken Of the best quality on Munroe’irsind Sheep Islands, iness, was here last week. ing gentlemen,and evidently gentlemen of excel Day was successlully observed at the M. 15. to Camden for interment. near Owl’s Head. Apply to L.V. St a iir e t t , at K else y —Rockland, June 18, Hugh Kelsey, aged olli -e of Rockland Water Co., Rocafinnd, or E dwin and so pleasant in the The graduation exercises of the Class of '89, lent taste and judgement, for they decided that church Sunday. The pastor preached nn in 82 years. Sto v e r on Munroe’s Island. \ teresting sermon in the morning, und in the It. H. 8., occur in Farwell Hall one week from Iiocklund and vicinity couldn't be beat and House and Lot for^ale. .highly prized for the next Thursday. The graduation ball will that the club couldn't do better than locate evening a very pleasing concert was given by the Sunday School in the audience room. On Granite street, Rock land, adjoining residence "Sold bV all druggists for occur the following Tuesday. The exercises here. They will buy land nt Crescent Beach, FRANCES A. WADE, of W. H. McLain. Lot 80 feet front by 75 feet promise to be^^nore than ordinary interest. and put up permanent quarters there next The church was filled to overllowing deep. A roomy and convenient house in a good J. Frank ’nTxter of Boston, the well known spring. They expect to visit Crescent Beach morning and evening, settees filling the aisles location. Terms easli or approved note. Inquire at the concert and the standing room being o f J . C. P e r r y , Perry Brothers, Rockland, or able vocalist, lecturer nnd medium, has been in August. of the subscriber at Waterville, Maine. ------taken. The church was beautifully decorated 18 O. G. HALL. secured by the friends of Liberalism, and he AMUSEMENTS. with cut ltbwers, wax tlowcrs and pot plants STUDIO 362 MAIN STREET. 25c. will lecture in the Armory llall, Rockland, Copying mid nil kinds of Portrait Work done. In great profusion, while four cages of birds Imperials, Boudoirs, Promenades, Cabinets, Cards HOUSE TO LET. Sunday, June 23, at 2 and 7 o'clock p. in., On Summer Street, opposite Fred II. Berry's. sang gaily. and Petites. Careful attention given to ordera for prompt. The Catholic Society is preparing for a three Very desirable, nicely finished, containing lb rooms nights fair, early in September. India Ink Work, Water Colors, nnd halls. Also Folia T e x em ex ts on Summer St. Sherman & Hatch urc to build a bouse for Inquire at 49 Sum m er St. POMONA GRANGE. 12 S. PILLSBU RY . / Per cake. Bradford Kimball near the W. C. McIntosh There will be a musical entertainment and CRAYONS AND PASTELS. refreshment sale in the First Baptist parlors place. The house is to be 22x28, with an all Knox Co. l’oiuona Grange assembled at Only the best Artists employed. Owing to the FO R S A L E . next Thursday evening. The lopus Quurtct rapidity of iny light, I am sure to get the baby’a 11x20, buy window, dormer window, piazza, West Camden in M l. Pleasant Grunge Hull picture. <#“Children a specialty. A nice Cottage House with Stable, situated in The Laundry Soap is J etc. They are also to build a cottage at Owl’s and other talent will appear, and ice-cream, Rockville; it bas five rooms ou the ground floor, strawberries and cream and the like can be Friday lust. All the Granges in the county, three above; a small orchard with land enough for Head for C. K. Matthews, esq., of Waterville. save one, were represented, and the session was A. a n ice garden. N ear post office and store and with Borax in correct propoil obtained. Frances Wade, church; three miles from city, three from Rock Work is brisk in the vicinity of A. J. Bird’s. pleusunt, profitable and interesting. The next ROCKLAND, ME. port. This property must he sold. For particu A three-masted schooner Is discharging six- The famous Ruggles Street Male Quartet of session will be with Hope Grange at Hope lars enquire at ROCKVILLEPOST OFFICE. anti is specially adapted for Waslj., Boston, Messrs. Johnson, Meek, Remele and 20-23,______inch water pipe at Bird’s wharf, a big force of Corner, Saturday, Aug. 10, ut one p. in. We ittg Flannels and Blankets. It is a teams is carting the pipe and adorning the road Clark, will sing in Farwell Hall, Tuesday, give (lie program thus early so that parties Musical Instruction. F O R " 8 A L E ^ the 25 inst. Musical people in this county selected for work may be notified at once: One good horse, weighs 1000 pounds, fair roader side with it as far as Bay Point, while a crew good worker, sound und kind; one second hand luxury to use it as it leaves the hands of men busily puts the pipe beneath the sad. should make preparations at once to hear this Singing by the Hope Choir; Address of Express Wagon; one low, crank axle Express noted organization. Thu Ruggles Street Quur Welcome by Sister D. II. ManBlield : Response MR.C.E. WHITING Wagon; two light Work Harnesses; two Boxes soft, and makes the clothes sweet as Nearly every week wo receive unonymous tct Is, without doubt, the finest organization of by Bro. Winfield Chaples; Song by Bro. F. for peddler’s cart, one square, and one with eight items for our paper, personals, locals, etc. L. Mansfield; Reading by Sister O. W. Tay (JF BOSTON, draw ets. the sort now existent, and its singing is some lor; Poem by Sister Delia Quinn; Song by the 13 BICKNELL TEA CO., 398 Main St. a lily and white as snow. Papers do not publish anonymous communica thing wonderful. Tickets are now on sale ut Composer and Teacher of Music, tions. We are always pleased to receive items Choir; Reading by Sister Katie Crandon; Spear, May ft Stover’s. Selection by Sister Mary Roy; Question, “ R e Proposes to spend his vacation of ten weeks in FARM FOR SALE. In order that you may test tho for our paper, but the writer must affix his or ------solved, That Farmers are more prosperous and Camden and Rockland, and would like a few pupils One of the most desirable farms in W arren ; con her signature, not for publication but to show independent tban any olher class of people;" in Voice Culture and Piano Instruction. A m Mr. taining about ninety ucres of lund suitably divided merits of these Celebrated Soaps we GRANITE AND BRICK. Disputants, Bros. Alden Robbins, L. Nor Whiting’s instruction in Camden last season was iuto woodland, pasturage und tilluge under the ns that the items are genuine. wood, D. II. Mansfield, G. W. Payson. very much liked, his pupils are desirous thut he highest state of cultivation. Large and modern should resume his instruction this season. Mr. dwelling house and stable (connected); also large offer you a sample or Introductory A change has taken place in the official per W. will be prepared to commence with his Rock How Our Street Improvements Pro land pupils JULY 2nd. Lessons given at the res' barn recently erected. Never failing supply of sonnel ot The Thorndike. B. R Andros Is now gress-More Paving. ON THE ROCKS. running spring water, in both bouse und stable, Package containing 15 cents worth manager, and Louis Karpcnstein and John idence of pupil if desired. One or two lessons per during the entire year. The above desirable farm '1 he paving force has kept steadily at work week will be given us the pupil desires. is known as the “ Powder Mill Farm,” and is »pleu- Donahue clerks, and a royal good force it Sch. Ella F. Bartlett of Gloucester, on a A OUR STATE. S A LT A IR . FAVORABLE FOR FRUIT TREES. From the Rocky Isle Named After the East Uniox, June 13, '89. What Has Happened in Its Borders Vinal Family. With us the past winter was favorable for ^«Xo,J5'sT the Past Week. The history of Vinalhaven, written by O. P. fruit trees. This spring I have noticed many arid, <^ev>r Lyons, is in the hands of the printer. apple trees about town, especially one year Important Bits From Here, There and E. A. Crocker of Bucksport is visiting his old grafts, and never saw them look better nt Everywhere. brother, F. V. Crocker. this season of the year. On account of the continued wet weather last autumn, the shoots Lightning struck four cows belonging to Al- E. R. Roberts, who has been in his brother’s store at Bar Harbor, arrived home last week. of young plum trees were very tender and cott Low of Lyman, killing them all, in the were slightly winter killed, hut not enough to i hower Monday afternoon. Mrs. Fred S. Walls, who has been in Port injure the trees. In eight varieties the Smith’s There is trouble at Dexter between the elec land with her husband, Mr. Fred S. Walls, Orleans killed hack the most, the Bradshaw tric light company and the firm they get power arrived home on Friday. Mr. Walls is belter and Pond's Seedling the least. Those plum BAKING POWDER from. As a result the town is in darkness at and thinks he will he home by the 25th. trees that fruited excessively Inst year are night. N. B. Dolham is putting down his fish weir looking much better than could he expected, THE PUREST AND BEST Luce & Williams are employing 50 men in at North Point. as such trees usually fail to survive the winter. la made only of strictly pure grape cream their brickyards in Lewiston. They have just With the exception of Mial Mosman’s, of tartar, strictly pure bicarbonate of E. C. Merrick has bought a horse of C. B. soda, anil a small portion of flour as a burned a kiln of 350,000 brick, and another Vinal, for which he paid $250. blackberries catne out nicely and are now kiln of 250,000 is just fired. looking jus: splendid in their beautiful and preservative, nothing else whatever, and The Bodweil Granite Company is cutting a abundant bloom. 1). B. Titus snys his Tailor’s, is warranted entirely free from alum, Again ikerc is strong talk of an iron ship gray granite monument for a Mr. Copeland of planted one year ago, wintered better llinn the ammonia, phosphates, lime, and all the yard for Balh, for which the B. Y. M. I). C. Thomaston, the die of which has a black col adulterants frequently found in baking Snyders set at the same time, but I am sorry to raised $20,000 two years ago, says the Bath umn polished, set into each of the four cor powders. The character of materials say that the last year's growth of his Russian ( H E v / i t k ; Independent. This time an Augusta capitalist ners. It is very handsome. used, their purity, and the nicety of their is interested in the movement. mulberry tree is as dead as T. B. Swan’s The Chief Reason for the marvellons suc combination, render Cleveland's superior Lane A Libby have bought the past week famous corn-shcller. cess of Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is found In the fact baking powder the most healthful and most At South Berwick, Berwick Academy, 60,000 pounds of fish from home vessels. Fish “Crank.” that thia medicine actually accomplishes all "J O B f l C C O economical in use, and it always affords erected in 1702, was struck by lightning Mon th a t 1b claimed for It. Its real merit has won ermcn are doing very well. wholesome, nutritious, and delicious food. day, the bolt entering the school room and It is recommended for purity, healthful Sch. Abbie S. Walker arrived with coal I for GRANITE CHIPS. M erit W ins a popularity and sale nll'ecting everyone of the 53 scholars. The greater than that of any other blood purifier. v/(yelps ONLY for ness and efficiency by Government and building was somewhat shattered. the Bodweil Company. Sch. Geo. Prescott State chemists, chemists of Boards of Flying Fragments From Various Busily It cures Scrofula, all Humors, Dyspepsia, etc. has loaded stone for New York, Prepared only by C. I. Hood «fc Co., Lowell, Mast a n c l Health, and professors in institutions of Andrew J. Haynes ol Trenton was drowned Booming Yards, learning throughout the country. while fishing in Ellsworth Bay Tuesday after E. W. Arey is fitting up a part of his store Fernald & Mudgett, granite workers in this Sold only in cans, full weight. noon by the upsetting of his boat. Two men house for a steam grist mill and will put in Cleveland BnoTHKits, Albany, M. Y. patent roller mill and will put in a patent roller city, have six months’ orders on hand. Never |^0T For S M '4 with him were rescued. Haynes’ body was recovered. mill. before since they were in business have they DEMON John Low, superintendent of the Bodweil hud so much work as at the present time. Walter Sweet, a 12-year old hoy, while Their work is mostly for cemeteries and in DYSPEPSIA cleaning off a two-ycur old colt that belonged Granite Company, has gone to New York on a business trip. variably gives excellent satisfaction.—Uelfkst ^£ST chew ing lo J. I-'. Moses of Bucksport, was severely- Journal. DOOMED! kicked above his lelt eye, cutting a fearful The Bodweil Granite Company, Booth Bros, gash and crushing the skull. His recovery is and Kittredge & Smith are discharging a por T. J. Lyons, the special ngent of the Maine The mental ami physical snfl'ering Labor Bureau, has been visiting the granite t o b a c c o N n o t b e very doubtful. tion of their paving cutters. The Booth Bros., Cfl quarries. He reports the following wages are from n disordered stomach—when ihe have bought all the paving at Vinalhaven. good for SfTlo^in^. Wednesday evening a fire badly damaged paid per day: digestive organs cannot perforin their the store of G. S. & G. A. Murchle, Calai E. F. Allenwood has leased the Noyes mill Paving cutters $3 90 work, is iqintl to demon let loose. It FOOD wholesale dealers in corn, flour, grain and and put in a cargo of corn. Quarrymen $1.75 to 2.00 unfits one for even thing and makes O l O coal. An early discovery saved a disastrous E. W. Arey is building a new coal house. Teamsters $1.60 to 2.00 fire. The stock suffered severely from water. Sharpeners $1.75 to 2.50 life a burden, ami this condition of the Laborers Insurance on stock $6,000; on building $1,000. $1 50 system brings on Heart Diseases, Liver THE ( Perfect Substitute ROCKPORT. lloscoe Stevens, the American Express SEARSMONT. ami Kidney Troubles, and in the end ONLY ( for Mother’s Milk. a weak ami broken-down existence. messenger, whose leg was torn off in the rail Capt.Edward Harkness, of the hark Raphael, A Quickly Assimilated Food road accident at Oakland, Monday afternoon, Mrs. Sarah A. Farrar and Miss Edith Farrar How can this alllielion he cured? Na and his family have been the guests ot Gran have been visiting in Camden. For DYSPEPTICS, died Tuesday forenoon. His wife died a short ture has provided a way, and Nature's ville E. Carleton ot this place for a few weeks Sunday was observed as Children’s Day at CONSUMPTIVES, time ago and he leaves two little children, past, Capt. Harkness has been absent at sea remedies alone are found in BELL'S CONVALESCENTS. the M. E. church, with a concert in the even " " ’ Q f W E S r and aged mother dependent upon him for sup lor five years past, and has now gone to New ing. SAKS \BARILLA. Hundreds have poll. York to join his hark, leaving his family in J. L. Moody has a cow which made 15 3-4 rnyflW/e f Cholera Infantum pounds of butter in a week and in one day been cured by this splendid medicine Frank, son ol Augustus Morse, a prominent Rockport. The family will soon remove to gave 49 1-2 pounds of milk. when ovi rylliinv else (ailed them. citizen of Balh, died Tuesday afternoon of Salem, Mass., however, where Capt. Harkness in ( and Teething. W. L. Bickford lost a valuable horse. While The ea«e of Mr-. L E I’irrar, of Glen- ‘lo^ncc0 made. catarrhal pneumonia, induced by excessive has bought a fine residence. Many regrets are A PERFECT NUTRIENT caring for his sick horse, Mr. Bickford re burn, Me , is a go..d li st. In her own Insist on ^ax/mg the In all Wasting Diseases. cigarette smoking, after a short illness, aged 19. expressed that Capt. Harkness and family are ceived a kick in the face, injuring him badly. words .-lie sals: ’Two years ago my The young man was a member of the graduat to move from this place. Dr. Adelbert Millett of this place has been REQUIRES NO COOKINC. stomach was m such a condition that G enuine wifti the red H ing class of Bath High School and of much Rev. M. G. Prescott and family returned admitted to membership in the Maine Medical Keeps in All Climates. Association. Dr. Millett is agraduate of Bates I could scarcely lake .-my kind of lood. tin tag , made onjy by, promise. home from Eastport on the 4th. The ladies of College. I had tried many mber icmedies, but -SEND/ “ The Care and Feeding the Methodist church gave the new pastor and loiind nolhing tli H would help me John 'finzer &Bro's.,Louisville, r(yj What would Maine villages do without the Miss Lizzie G. Ness, is teaching in ihe ourTook, 1 ° f Infa n ts," T ^ S ^ . 10 sewing circle f Here is an account of one in his wife a reception, which was u pleasant af Marriner District. Mis» Ness is a graduate uf till I lanomeneed taking Beil’s Sirsa- fair and largely attended. parilla. It is all you idaim ior it. Hav- DOLIBER-COODALE CO., Somesvilie that has bought an organ for the Oak Grove Seminary, Vassnlboro, class of church, provided a hearse, built sidewalks and Children’s Day was observed Sunday of last 1889, and is nil excellent teacher. ii)2 found its great value in mv own ARTHUR SHEA, BOSTON, MASS. George B. Dyer, one of our most enterpris case, I lake pleasme in recommending raised $500 to put an iron fence around the week at the Baptist church by a concert given ing and progressive business men, has recently it to others.” cemetery. The needle puts into good condition hv the scholars of the Sabbath School. The bought the large three story mansion of the Practical Plumber. many things besides ragged stockings and church was finely decorated with flowers, and late .Samuel Hazeltine, and converted it into an Sold Everywhere at 59 cts. Per Bottle Water Clouet*, Ba' It Tuba, W ater ^Fixture*, ! there was a good attendance. Children’s Day elegant hotel. The house is situated near the Alex. M. I.obiiH hi, Jr., Apothecary, Bangor, Me Set up in the best manner. t irn garments. center of the village, and but a short distance will he observed at the Methodist church next Perfection in Drainage & Ventilation. ! J. G. Clark of Bangor has presented the from the banks ol the lake. Mr. Dyer has Maine State College with one of the finest Sunday. rebuilt every portion, thus practically making 184 MAIN ST., opposite the Lindsey House, a new building. There are nearly twenty-five herbariums in the country. It was collected' Mrs. Henry J.Cole and her son Fred arrived Or address us by Mail at here from Boston a few days since and are rooms for the accommodation ot guests, and 17 KOCKLAND, MAINE. by the late Rev. Joseph Blake of Andover, these are all furnished in the most tasteful Mass., and was purchased tiy Mr. Clark at a slopping with Mrs. Cole’s mother, Mrs. E- manner. cost of .$1000. It is to be known as the Blake J. Talbot,for the summer. Her son is a student t l y / Herbarium. The collection embraces about in th'. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, GREEN'S LANDING. thirty thousand specimens. Boston. Cochran, Baker & Cross, Samuel A. Austin is the father of a boy.... A curious looking vehicle, about the size ci PULPIT HARBOR. Mrs. Dell Twombly of Brooks is visiting her Fire, Marins, Lite a id Accident a wheelbarrow, drawn by a fine Newfoundland brother, S. A. Austin, at Burnt Cove...... dog, attracted the attention of the maple of Win. Lane from Florida is visiting friends „ MADE BYTflE Mrs. J. C. Webster went to Rockland last in town...... Melvin Pert is going housekeep INSURANCE AGENCY. |!3URN DRUC Waterville one day recently. In the carriage week on business. ing...... F. S. Warren has moved into his new was seated a good-sized Frenchman. His There have been some very bad eases of house, the Rock Bound...... Miss Lillian CAPITAL REPRESENTED OVER, > C H E M IC A L name was John Cloutier, and he and his dog measles In town ot late. Greenlaw arrived May 29th from Ipswich.... Ezra Aunts, an old gentleman about 89 M. T. McGinnis, Post Office Inspector, from had just completed their third trip from St. Washington, D. C., has been in town....Miss NINETY MILLION DOLLARS, Francis, coining through in three days. years ol uge, is quite feeble. x 4 - fS SUPERIOR e The roads are being put in tirst-class order. Nina Small is leaching school in Dist. No. 16 Another cardboard machine is to he placed at the Landing. Miss Small is u splendid Pleasure-seekers can ride with ease here this teacher. She wi I leave here ihe first weak in Unlike any other, L o a ho* Adjusted and Paid at thia Office, AS A in the fibre mill at Benton Falls. Twenty- summer. - < £ o u g h July for Southern Dakota, accompanied by her is as much for Internal a s External use. eight feet will he udded to the north end of the Lillie und Estelle Carver are visiting their sister, Miss Margie Small.... Miss Mvra Mills Many people do not know this. mill for a finishing room, and 150x38 on the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Joyce in has a school In fine progress in Dist. No. 13 at The Most Wonderful Family Remedy Ever Known. 406 MAIN STREET, R00KLAND. this place. Sunset----Thomas Ames has his wharf nearly f<,r Positively cureH Diphtheria. Croup, Asthma, east where the new machine will he pul. The Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Hoaraenens. Our old friend E. C. Calderwuod, who completed, from which he intends to ship gran Hacking Coutfh, Whooping Cough, Catarrh, Chol earlh is being rapidly cleared for room for the moved Iroin here to South Hampton last lull, ite....Frank Patterson from Stockton Springs era Morbus, Diarrhcua, Sciatica. Lamo Back and Soreness in Body or Limbs, r'ull particulars sent basement, by the somewhat novel method of made us a short visit last week. We were very has gone to housekeeping in Mrs. E. F. Simp free. Price,36cts.: 6 bottles, $2. Express prepaid. tapping ihe penstock, the rushing water from glad to see him. son's house...... Stone eulters are having hard I. S. JOHNSON <56 GO., BOSTON, MASS. a. j . e r s k jn e which sweeps ihe dirt away veryjfast. J. F. Davis is to move into the old house luck here,not much to Ut and lotsof them idle. owned by R. G. Bubbldgc and will put on a ------Fire, Life and Accident The Railroad Commissioners have com packet ill opposition to Capt. Philhrouks, to EAST WARREN. INSURANCE tCENCt, pleted their inspection of the Bangor A run hetweea here and Rockland. »3H Main Street, Rockland, Piscataquis Railroad. The road is laid with Isn’t it about time we were at work on those Miss Jessie Stone has been visiting at East (Room formerly oooupled b) Cobb Lime Co. . steel rails to Milo Junction and 300 tons of stalls at ihe meeting-house? Let's not let cur Losses adjusted mid paid at tli - mil < . Ay,In wives and children walk lo church any longer Union. for tbe well-known Tr» . lers’ A u le .i Imtiira steel rails are being laid between Abbott and because there is no chance to put up our Frank Green of Iloultou is visiting his sister, Company of liartfurd, l j rJ, ,• i S^The Best and Purest Medicine Blanchard. The road bed is in good condition. horses. Mr-, li. J. Dow. PREVENTS APOPLEXY m EVER MADE. The track is in line shape to Milo Junction and Hiram Curver, A. J. Ames, J. T. Coombs Fred Calderwood of Vinalhaven has been by keeping the nerves, blood, blood vessels DR. 0. L. BARTLEt/, i lll drive the Iliimorfroniyniir it is being improved above that point. Ihe and James Webster have as line looking yearl visiting friends in ihe place. und heart in a healthy condition...... in, and make your skin inspection was satisfactory ai d the trip was a ing colls as we ever saw. Ames' is alter Erastus Clark’s und Frank Overlock’s dogs , ^...eaii and smooth. Those Kellogg, out of a veiy nice pacing mare, had a little circus with a porcupine one day CURES PARALYSIS 5* JML.Pimple* Welches pleasant one, despite the disagreeable weather. Coombs' and Webster's ure alter Black Duke, last week, consequently there are two less dogs by giving strength and vigor to the nerves and hysician & Surgwn, i- wliit h mar your l eauti muscles enfeebled by disease. arc eau.-ed by impure Carver’s is alter Ladd's stallion of Vinalhaven. in the place. to Dr. E. L. Entabrook.j '' ' - _d can hr TELEGRAPH CABLE. Buyers should not lose auy lime in looking CURES HEART DISEASE. alia anowered from the Office. ihcac colls over. It is a "heart tonic," ami by its action renders Work on the Weld house is progressing EAST BLUEHILL. the formation of deposits upon the lining of The legislature of 1887 granted a charter for rapidly under the skillful muiiagemeut ot Fred the heart impossible. Relief Is speedy ami a telegruph (-aide line io connect the islands of Morse of Rockland. It is two stories und base Four of the granite figures on the Pittsburgh effective. Penobscot Bay with ihe main land. The E3 ment, and will he about 40x80 on the ground, job are completed. CURES RHEUMATISM, AUSTED VITALITY. project bus remained partially dormant, but is there have been about 50,000 bricks used, and Simeon Grindle died quite suddenly Monday which Is a blood disease, resulting from an now being revived. J. Murry Howe, of Bos another loud just landed, und a pile of 05 M. of Great Medical W ork for Young and morning of heart disease. He was 67 years excess of acid. Tin- aeld is wholly elim inated ton, who is largely interested in real estate at liimOer is beginning io look scarce. Frank old. and the sufferer fully restored in a few duys. Islesboro, Nortlt Haven, Isle au Ham and at Joyce is doing the trucking. Middle-Aged Men. Parties from Stoney Creek have bought the other points, is pushing ihe matter. Our —------CURES DYSPEPSIA : KNOWLEDGE IS POWER. READ'.’ North Haven correspondent informs its that Hinckley & Wescott quarry, and have sent by exciting the flow of gastric Juice, It ald« Mr. llowc Wits at tbit place last week in the NORTH APPLETON. their boss workman here to commence opera the digestion of food and effectually relieves □ interest of the proposed line, and thought the tions at once. uli the unpleasant and pAluful symptoms. cable would be laid the cowing summer. The Constable Clark arrested a fellow by Ihe route will be from Northport io Islesboro; Miss Maggie Bean Is at home for a short name of Clough here, Thursday, for selling CURES LIVER COMPLAINT. I from Ihence lo North Haven, striking ihe north visit, liquor. He paid his fine of $30, closed his Regulates the flow of bile, relieves congestion - part ot North Fox Island, and from thence Leander Staples is stopping at G. 11. Thomp shop and left town. und eradicates all syniptoins of Jaundice. J across the eastern entrance to the Thorough- son's for a few days. Sch. Helen Montague left here Fri lay morn CURES KIDNEY AND BLADDER fare at Iron Point, to Vinalhaven, and continue There will he a sociable in Wentworth’s ing a week ago. She took the largest load of Dillicullh'i* by relieving all cong<-tlun uud The : to Carver’s Harbor. The route is a feasible Hall, Wednesday evening. AU are invited. granite ever carried from this place, 709 tons inflammation speedily ami effectually. small- .... j ---- 1 one and would put our island neighbors in or nearly 10,000 cubic feet of dressed granite. KKOW THYSELF. ipoonful. It io tl ' ilircet communication with the main land. Miss Rosa Heal of Hope has been visiting CURES CHRONIC BRONCHITIS .More T h u n Out* Million ( opica ftold. b e st au.lI dcheapest i e t % ,% />./ her aunt, Mrs. Beth B. Conant, the past week. (especially In the uged) by aeting immedi m edicine.■.in.-. Aryii > ft,*■, ftf *4' This line will he ol immense advantage to the "irGUNd and middle-aged men who are suffering nt w.111 ill bobe satisfiedftalislled . >• % % 7 1 numerous summer visitors who ure taking They huve been trying the new road machine CAMDEN ately upon the bronchial tubes uud relieving * from the iudlscretioua of youth, Exhausted — a,c v it ot your Druggist. u possession of these beautiful islands of Penolt- in this distlict ihe past week, and our roads arc all irrital Ion and coughing. Vitality, Nervous and Physical Debility, Premature Q iio s’j Wait. G et it a i o.ivr. seot Bay. We hope the enterprise will he now in excellent condition. The Bay View Hotel has been leased to H. HOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Decline, &c„ and the thousand untold m iseries con carried out.—Belfast Journal. If vou are Buffering from Kid Georges Valley Lodge, 1. O. G. T., is in line E.Capen,formerly of the Katahdin Iron Works sequent thereon, and aiywho are sick un»l suffering , and wish to live ------condition. Saturday evening their entertain a ’ ddo not know what ails them , can lx; cured w ith Hotel, and who has had large experience in Ihe M 1.1*111 It BITTER race p ment consisted of a farce entitled, ”A Precious out fall by following the Instructions In the .Science Tbcy^uevcr fail t B U . Pickle,” which was well presented. hotel business. The Bay View will be opened 'it Lilt or Self Preservation. Price only $1 by mail You are feeling depressed, your appetite is A sewing society has been organized ut ibis In a few days. postpaid, sealed. It is a book for every man, • semi 3 2-eent -tamp to A. 1'. Ordway A ( o., poor, you arc bothered with headache, you are place wilh Hie following officers: Pres.. Mrs. pages, full gilt, 125 prescriptions for all acute and Work will begin very soon upon the new Bo.,ton, Murs., tor bed medical work published? lidgeily, nervous, and generally out of sorts, Nancy C. Bean; Vice l’res., M iss Annie M. rbrontc diseases. Fully indorsed by the National and want lo hrucc up. Brace up, hut not w ith Smith; Tl'eas., Mrs. Phylura Towle; See., wharf and buildings of the Boston & Bangor lledieal Association, who awarded tin* gold and stimulants, spring medicines, or hitters, which Miss Lonu M. Wentworth; Soliciting Com., Steamship Company at Camden. The officials icw'clled medal to the author. Illustrative sample, have for their basis very cheap, hud whiskey, Mrs. Martha Butler, Mis. Guslu Fuller and For "run-flown." ffi-lffiitaU-d and overworked with Indorsements of the press, sent free if you M.T. CRAWFORD, and which sliinuluie you lor an hour, and then of the company have been here arranging fur women. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is Mrs. Emelina Waterman. The next meeting tin- tiest of all restorative tonics. It isu potent apply now. Address, The Feabody Medical Insli leave you in worse condition thuii before. M rs. it during the past lew days. jute, F. O. box Uosfcou. Mass., <>r Dr. V . Jl. will lie held wilh Phylura Towle, Wed Specific for all those Chronic Weaknesses and PARKER, graduate of Harvurd Medical College. ...j Attorney & Counsellor at Law. What you want is an alterative that w ill purify nesday ufiernoun. Diseases peculiar to Women; u powerful, gen years’ practice in Boston, as consulting physician your blood, start healthy action of Liver uud EAST UNION. eral us well us uterine. Ionic and nervine. It to die Peabody Medical Institute, who may imj eon- ROCKPORT, MAINE. Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give re nn|iurts vigor amt strength to the wholes) stein . suited confidentially. Specialty, Wm-iwm or Man. GEORGES RIVER. It pro ni pile cures weakness ol stomach, nausea, Do not lx? deceived by worthless Imitator-.. Be sure Savings Bank Block. Notary Public. newed health ami strength. Such a medicine Pioneer Grange is booming. you address or call at the Peabody Medical iu&ti you will find in Electric Bitters, and only 50 indigestion, bloating, weak hack, nervous pros tute.No. -1 Bulflueh St- No. 4- The stave mill is running again full blast. tration, debility and sleejilessoess, in either sex. eeu.s a hottie at Kittredge's drug store. It is carefully compounded by an ex|M-rie,;'“- 1 Levi Kinney is working tor Israel E. Clarke. Chas. Burkett will move on Ihe Stone place. heir csink s ooming physician, uud adapted to womuu'S d. 0. G. MOFFITT, T B - .- B . Hatton Wilson is borne from bis trip fish Edgar Chadwick is at work for JocJ Walker. organization. Purely vegetable und ja rt city Probably no one thing has caused sui It a ing. harmlessHIIIIUICM in111 any VUII'IDI'MIcondition of Die sj’Stem. W oods Metal Working! Fire and Life Insurance. general revival of trade at W. H. Kittredge's Charles H. Ross of Union called on friends F. S. Gould has built a pretty fence in trout ..... “Favorite‘ Favorite Pi Freserlp. -M Drug ,Store us their giving away lo their cus in this place last week. of bis house. I U/inniuTrn I H o u ” is the onljonly medicine ♦<- Losses adjusted ut|thia oiflee, ------»♦»------I WARRAHItD.I for worn. II, . sold ...d bv druggists, NOVELTIES! CABINETWORK! Unio. Block. 278 Rockland. Mo. tomers of so many free trial hollies of Dr. Chas. H. Kellock and Edwin Williams ure at under u po.ilipositive guar King’s New Discovery for Consumption, work in Waldoboro. SHIPBUILDING. a n t e e of satisfaction in every ease, or price Pattern Making, Scroll Hawing, Eight Grinding j Their trade Is simply enormous in this very i»1.00J refunded, 'fins guun«4.e has Been and Polishing. valuable article from Ihe fact that it alwuys Mrs. Sarah Clarke of this place has been At Bath, G. G. Deering has eonlraeted (o printed on th e lsdtle-wrapiier, and faithfully Repairing of all Kiuds Neatly Done ! cures and never disa,appoints. Coughs, Colds, visiti-ig her daughter, Mrs. N. C. Bassiek at build a four-masted seh. of about SOU tons for carried out for many years. A . M . A U S T IN , Seal Harbor the past few days. Fur large, illustrated Treatise on Diseases of , Croup and all throat and Capt. Harry Johnson of Taunton and parties Women (liX) pages, with full directions for K. M Hl I AW, lung diseases quickly cured. You can test it Miss Flora A. Ladd, who has been visaing lu Bath, Fall River and Baltimore. Her di hoine-treatinentb send ten cents in stamps. GRACE ST., PREMISES OF J »S. WIGHT Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist, before buying by getting a trial hottie free, at L. S. Wheeler's the past two months, re mensions will be: keel, 175 feet; breadth, 38 Address, W o itl.p 'S DiSPKNSAUY MkuiCAL 13 414 MAIN :ST. ROCKLAND- ME. large size $1. Every bottle warranted. turned to her home in Islesboro, Saturday. leet; depth, 19. Association, tXi3 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE; TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1889. 5 SUMMER SERVICE. a hotel to cost twenty thousand dollars. It Is hat. 1 he same courtesy is insisted author, of which large editions have been sold Iminont New York prrncher, In n rrcenl said that Mr. Howe is interested In seaside upon you if you pass a lady on the stair at 31 50, is now pubiisbed in a handsome big i, made the following remarkable state- property within twenty-live miles of Rockland way. To place your hand on the arm type, cloth-bound volume of 181 pages at the 1 ^ sest Commencing Monday, June 17 1880. Steamers will Leave Rockland as Follows: - “ I do not wonder that thousands of to the amount of two hundred thousand dol of a lady, in Italy, is a grave and objec remarkably low price of 50 cents, or three ^ C fo R B L A G k copies for 31.10,post-paid! This price is io con For Boston dally, except Sunday, about Q p. m., or , mnny of whom seem the best prepared, lars. tionable familiarity. S t o c k in g s upon arrival of steamers from Bangor and Ut. irink at the approach of death 1 There In Holland a lady is expected to retire tinue llll July 1, only. It is one of Alden’s q. The Belfast shoe factory is Io be en Literary Revolution schemes to attract atlcn- |ething so horrible about ending all ties precipitately if she should enter a store tion to his large catalogue of standard books. n e lors hat For Camden, Belfast, Bucksport, Winterport, and relations to this larged. The factory now employs 275 people, ‘ 'T ^ T Hampden and Bangor at about0 a. m., or upon or restaurant where men are congre He ought to sell a million copies! No traveller "■ NEITHER S m u t arrival of steamer from Boston daily, except world and going out and the enlargement will increase this number gated. She waits until they have tran ever saw more than Taylor, or told his adven Monday, and at 12 30 p. in ,dully, except Sunday. intothecoldanddark to 40P. The factory now pays out f ir help tures in more vivid language. His pen-pic Wa s h o u t For Northport nnd Fort Point at 12.30 p. m. dally, sacted their business and departed. tures are charming, his hook an American r . nor FADE except Sunday. unknown; in th e yearly nearly 390,000, and alter the enlarge Ladies seldom rise in Spain to receive a For Hi-nrsport at « a. m. dally, except Monday. very thought of the classic. Aside from Ils literary merit, tliis ONLY BE ment this s a in will be increased to probably male visitor, and they rarely accompany story of the plucky lad who was determined io For Green’s Landing, South Weal Harbor, North n z i . i >— *s deep grave, to which L MADE BY East Harbor nnd Bar Harbor dnlly, except Mon 3125,000 yearly. hint to the door. A gentleman does see Europe with or without means, serves as J g S f t o day, at 8 a. in , or upon arrival of steamer from IfJ z ’ vo nil ,e ui.io-, hi' an inspiration to nil young men to rise above Boston. * 7 V " ’ H ' 1,1 thP n*'”iy M,H ►J. Superintendent Bird, of the Belfast not oiler to shake a Spanish lady’s hand. For him to give a lady (even his wife) their surroundings and make n like success of For Seal Harbor Wednesday and Saturday at 9 "TV/t - J jQ pain that precede) water works, says that during the month ol life. You may order the hook direct, or a. in. - T j - y L i them...... b o th , t h n May 1,611,171 gtillortS of water were used in his arm when out walking is looked through any bookseller or newsdealer. John For .Sorrento Saturday at 9 a. m. naturally nntko the upon as a decided violation of propriety. B. Alden, Publisher, New York, Chicago ir For North Went Harbor (Deer Isle) Sedgwick. that city. To pump this atnotint of water into Atlanta. Sold by d r u g g is ts . Brooklln, Bluehlll, Hurry and Ellsworth, Tues strongest quake, the standpipe 11,278,197 gallons were used. If a Spaniard says, when you retire A I.S«) day, Thursday and Saturday at about 0 a. m. not womb that the poet In writing of il after a visit, ‘‘This bouse is entirely nt PEERLESS RRONZE l‘11 NTS—0 Colors, R E T U R N IN G to ROCKLAND : Orders for wutcr are received almost daily and your disposal whenever you may please The second year of the Waterville Loan nnd PEERLESS 1 11 MIRY III.I INI). h id : the working gang is kept busy. Building Association, just closed, has been a PEERLESS INK P(1HI>LI(S 5 K I nils'? Colors. From Boston daily, except Sunday, nt 5p. m. ‘For thou art terrible’ to favor it,” lie wishes you to know very prosperous and encouraging one. A div PEERLESS SIHIE ANTI HARNESS JtRESSINU. From Bangor, touching at Hampden, Winterport, In connection with this subject, cento the PEERLESS Etiti 111 ES-S Colors. Bucksport, Fort Point, Belfast, Northport and timely remarks of the well known ltr. Ilmlltcli. Capt. Stephen Warren, who recently Hint he regards you as one of the family idend of 36 per share was declared for the last Camden at 6 a. m. da ly, except Sunday. He says: ‘‘There arc at least a million people died after a long and lingering illness of dropsy, —uno de nosotros (one of us) as they six months—a rate of interest of a little over 7 From Bangor, touching ut Hampden, Winterport, in their graves to-day. who nilalu bo well and per cent a year. The number of members is Bucksport, Searsport, Belfast and Camden at 11 ill theenjoyment id lifeand health. Why then was aged 77 years. He was buried by Island express it. If Hie words are not spoken is steadily increasing and many shares have a. m., daily, except Sunday. did they tile? Simply because L’ley w er Lodge of Masons, of which he was a member you can conclude that you are not wel From Bar Harbor, daily, e xcept Sunday, at 1 p. m ., thoughtless, heedless and ne»h oledto liscprupc already been taken in the new series. The ....The Bangor Commercial reports: ‘ come to call again. next annual meeting will be held next Satur touching nt North En-t Harbor, South West Har. care and the right remedy. No man ni day evening, when there will probably he many Frecl R. Spear bor nnd Green’s Landing. woman, who has regular habits. Is earelul in other piece of the far-famed ‘Naples’ property In Persia, among the aristocracy, a From Seal Harbor Monday an 1 Thursday at 1.20 diet, and uses that. visitor sends notice an hour or two new subscribers. In the matter of dividends, Has In stock all of the following p. m. > re a lly remarkable , o at Islesboro lia s been sold by Mr. Durham o this association makes as good a showing ns From Ellsworth, touching at all landings Monday. preparation known li | v . Bangor to Mr. A. B. Otis of Boston. A good before calling, and gives n day’s notico any in the State.—Waterville Mail. \\ ednesdny arid Friday at 7 a. rn. ils H u n t's Item ed ) in if the visit is one of great importance, CHAB. E. WEEKS, Agent, Kockland. telligently, should price is reported to have been paid, as the prop FIRST QUALITY COALS CALVIN AUSTIN, Agent, Boston. not—need n o t, be lie is met by servants before ho reaches ABOUT VESSELS. sick orlearuntimel) erty is very desirable.” the house, and other considerations are M. II. IIILL, J r ., Gen. Manager, Boston. death. Nature And in the only denier in the city who has at the wishes every man q< Ebcnczcr Patlce Dyer of Unity commu shown him according to relative rank. present time the genuine ted suicide early Sunday morning by shooting Hark J. H. Bowers, lyingat Esqninialt,B. C., and woman to be The left, and not the right, is considered awaiting ihe arrival oi material before going FShTCOAUedteh ™ RAIlR(M healthy, »n himself over the heart with a small revolver. the position of honor. gives then into dry dock, dragged her anchors in a gale m ea n s to beco m e s*>. Mr. Dyer was a deaf mute, 67 years of age, No Turk will enter a sitting room Wednesday night and went ashore at Foster’s — ------MONDAY.MONDAY, JUJUNE N E 33, IRRQ1889. W o C, t l l e r e l o r e , to who for twelve years had lived with the Hon. with diity shoes. The upper classes pier. Tlie stern was aground at low water, the those Him neglect bow floating. The vessel floated the next eve My stock Includes ail sizes ASSENGER TRAINS will leave Rockland a the right means until It 1st Joseph Farwell, and committed suicide at his wear tight fitting shoes, witli goloshes ning. ■I a M .-.T.i A.M., and 1.25 P.M. Due in Batn a These statements, coming from the high over them. The latter, which receives Free Burning White Ash,Lehigh Egg nnd P 7.08 a . .II., 10.50 A. m. and 3.45 p. m . sources they do, should carry the weight they place. Dyer has been despondent for some time, having worried ns Io what would become all the dirt and dust are left outside the Broken White Ash, Franklin Stove, Paaaenger Train* leave Hath nt H.10 a. m., 2.8: deserve. They show (dearly that no man 01 Mr. J. It. Grinslewl, Senora, Kv., says : My p. M , ana rt.4'» p .m. Due in Rockland ut 10.35 a. m. woman need 'despair. Ian can expect health, of himself on the decease of his Iriend, Mr. door. The Turk never washes in dirty children have sometimes had boils and other Red Asii, (the only genuine,) 5.13 p. M. and 0.07 p. m. ’hspuiness and looa llle, by euro, proper llvinj water. Water is poured over his hands, signs of blood impurities, with loss of appetite, Freight Train leave. Rockland at 6.1« a. m. Dm , THOMASTON. CAMDEN. ROCKPORT. VINALHAVEN ECHOES. MATINICUS. W. E. Mason returned Friday from a trip to Ernest Clark is building a house on Central Prof. G. A. Andrews and wife are home Capt. Will Ames was at home last week. street. from Atlanta, Ga. Thomas B. Horton was in town last week. Boston. A. S. Hall has just built a house on Lime- Sunday was Children’s Day at the M. E. More Salt Air From the Place Where Miss Olive Norton was in Rockland last Frank P. O’Brien of Boston is stopping at rock street. church, and the school gave a concert. It Grows. week. the Clinton House. John Porter is Wilding another new house G. F. Mugridge of Rockland has moved Mrs. Avn Smith lias been visiting relatives | H. CALLER The Central Hotel sports a handsome flag. Burgess, O’Brien & Co. are repairing schoon on Megunticook street. into the Fenderson house, Main street. in Rockland. The fire company wns out for practice Satur er James A. Brown. Our roads are being greatly improved by the J. H. Carleton of Portland spent Sunday Miss Henrietta Hall visited relatives at South use of the road machine. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Carleton. day evening. Thomaston recently. Miss Isabella P. Coombs of Rockland has The Brackett steam yacht is being put in Mrs. S. J. Treat is slowly recovering Rev. W. Applcbee and family arrived in Miss Bessie Condon is nt home after a visit from the injuries caused by a fall in the house. to her sister, Mrs. Ida Ripley, Rockland. been visiting relatives in town. trim for summer cruising. town Saturday. WHAT DOES IT 8 Mrs. W. O. Fuller was here yesterday on a Mrs. J. W. Coombs has built a house on June 9th, the Baptist Sunday School observed Mrs. Hannah Abbott has returned from her Children’s Day by a fine concert in the even James Roberts is failing fast, and is now visit to N. IL, So. Thomaston nnd Camden. visit to her mother, Mrs. Sarah Snow. Knowlton street and moved into It. Sch. Abbie S. Emery of Camden is discharg ing. confined to his bed. Capt. Edson Archibald, accompanied by The sociable and entertainment at the Bap ing lumber and iron at Knight’s wharf. Rev. M. G. Prescott and son attended the Eddie Folsom of Minneapolis, Minn., is vis Wm. Bonic and David Gross of Deer Isle, was graduating exercises of the E. M. Conference in town last week. tist vestry, Friday evening, netted #39. E. S. Stearns went to Portland Monday of iting at C. B. Vinal's. last week to attend the Gilmore Concert. Seminary last week. Hiram Abbott of Vinalhaven (a former Mrs. Mary E. Robinson of Ellsworth Is a Carleton, Norwood A Co. are moving into Mrs. E. Smith of Bucksport Is visiting her Mntinicus man) made his yearly visit to guest of Mrs. Eliza Elliott, Knox street. An increase of pension has been granted T H E Rev. V. P. Wardwell of this place. new quarters. Two large offices are being mother on High street. Mntinicus last week. G. W. Robinson and wife, alter a pleasant fitted up for them in the western side of their Sanborn A Young are getting their weir The comedy, "Our Picnic,” Megur.tlcook block. Fred L. Carver and Frank Littlefield officiate ready for fishing. Capt. Oric of So. Mntinicus visit east, have returned to Kansas City. Hall, was a laughable affair. F. W. Nason was as ushers at the Union church, has his ready for business. manager. The residence of P. J. Carleton is being Mrs. J. D. Rominus and sons of Boston arc handsomely painted in bronze yellow with Arthur, son of Rev. W. H. Littlefield, is vis Otis II. Abbott is the champion shooter of GREAT at the house of R. D. Starr, East Main street. The Herald finds that 25 buildings are in myrtle green trimmings, sash and chamfers in the season. One day last week he captured a process of erection in the town. Not a bad light red. iting his parents on Carver street. very large wild goose, which measured 19 Three persons were baptized by Rev. W. A. record, that. W. A. Luce has sold his stock of dry and T. Roberts nnd Fred Littlefield arrived home inches from bill to breast. Newcombc at the Baptist Church, Sunday af Sch. O. M. Brainard of Rockland has just fancy goods to G. W. Achorn and will occupy from New Paltz, N. Y., Wednesday. The new packet, Ida Grover, is completed, ternoon. discharged a cargo of coal for the Knox the store on the eastern end, filling it with and is a fine piece of workmnnship. She is MAGI: John 0. Robinson, esq., of this town wns Woolen Co. groceries,hardware, etc. C. II. Healey’s billiard rooms are well pat brilliantly and patriotically painted. She has The remains of Mrs. Mary Bentley of Rock Some things that can be, nnd should be done ronized by the lovers of that game. a roomy, convenient, cabin. She made her Come to our store, make a small or present at the late lire In Seattle, Washington land, aged 82, were interred in Mt. St. cemetery in our village: The Jamnica-ginger-bcer-rum first trip to Rockland the 14th with a jolly Territory. Rev. Father Phelan of Rocklnud held Cath Sunday afternoon. shops closed ; gambling clubs broken up; Sun crew on board. a big purchase, and we will present E. C. Andrews has been allowed a pension. F. J. Higgins A Son arc to erect a new set of day laws enforced; all meat, fish,oyster, cigar, olic services in the society hall, Sunday. Sch. Lizzie Bradley, Brown, Friendship, Mr. Andrews was a member of the 2nd Me. livery buildings in the rear of Megunticook fruit, confectionery nnd barber shops closed Schools closed Friday in Dlsts. 3 and 4. The arrived here last week....Sch. Henrietta 11. from Saturday night till Monday morning; no you with the MAGIC PLACQUE, Cavalry. Hall, so we hear. term has been a pleasant and successful one. Ames. Capt. Frank Ames of this place, arrived Will Perry has contracted to carry the U. S. loungers on street corners; all intoxicated, the 13th, abo Sch. David A. Osier, Capt. Pres Those Gleason street picnics don’t seem to mail between here and Belfast. Will is an ex disorderly, profane persons on the streets, day Mrs. W. A. Cotton of Franklin, Mass., is ton Ames of this place. which will answer you a good many materialize. It’s hard work, this rowing over cellent coachman. or night, arrested and fined ; good order en visiting with Miss Lulie Lane on School street. J. H. Sanborn and family of Vinnlhnvcn forced in Sunday evening meetings, and public have arrived here, where they will pass questions regarding the flats at low water. Dr. F. W. Bisbee is grading the beautiful gatherings in other places. In Modesto,Cal., all The family of Wm. Russell came on Wed lawn in front of his residence. The work is persons under 21 found in the streets alter nine I ho summer. The eldest daughter,Miss Laura, Edward Ellis O’Brien and wife have returned done by O. I. and B. C. Gould. nesday evening’s boat direct from Cornwall, is still at Vinalhaven where she will remain from a visit to their daughter, Mrs. A. A. o’clock p. m. are arrested, and n town in a until the close of school, and then will join her Hon. T. It. Simonton and wife attended the western state has lately made a like regulation. England. parents at Mntinicus. We nre all glad to see Keene, Philadelphia. Biunswick centennial last week, Mrs. Simon Strictness like that is preferable to the freedom Mrs. Ivory S. White of Rockland has been them. Capt. Ambrose Snow of New York is on a ton being a native of that town. and looseness that prevails among our youth, YOUR FUTURE spending the past week with her parents, Cot HURRICANE. ■Visit to his mother, Mrs. Sarah Snow, who is The Camden High School will give the boys and girls strolling the streets till midnight, annoying and disturbing quiet neighborhoods. tage street. Mrs. Doran has moved to Green’s Landing. very ill. Her age is 91. operetta Pepita in Megunticook Hall the 28th iust., one week from next Friday. Truant children should be compelled to attend It. A. Mahoney and J. A. Babbidge are Mrs. Almira Speed arrived home from San school. Our streets should be better cleaned Mrs. W. G. Butman was at ItocklnndThurs Rev. W. O. Holman, of the South Thomas und graded, sidewalks and crossings straight- making improvements on their premises on Francisco Friday, and is at the house of Judge ton Baptist Church, preached at the Chestnut day. cncd and repaired, roadsides cleared of grass Cottage street. WE ARE OFFERING Levcnsaler, Qleason street. street Baptist Church, here, Sunday. and weeds. We need that all good citizens, Miss Wall of Bangor is visiting at T. F Chas. D. Athearn has bought out the store of William B. Hylcr is at home from Boston, Mrs. Helen W. Potter and M. H. Andrews men and women, in the churches, and outside Haley’s. of Bangor and Miss Lizzie Snowman of Win of them, should write in a vigorous, determined E. W. Arey on the bridge, and will at once go Edwin Young has bought Rufus Conway's coming down on the boat to Rockland, and terport were the guests of M. P. Simonton and effort to put down the iniquity that abounds, into business. riding over hero on his bicycle. wife, Friday. to elevate the morals, and to refine the manners house. Sterling« J Bargains! o Geo. Barnes, who waB at work on the new of all classes. If it is asked how all these Captain Reuben Carver, now in his 93d year, Mr. nnd Mr9. William Brennan spent Sun A swarm of bees formed a large cluster on a mill, was seriously injured by the falling of things can be accomplished, no cut and dried is visiting old friends in Bucksport and other tree in the rear of D. W. Woodbury’s black plan will fit all places. Meet and consult; plan day nt Vinalhaven. IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. the derrick while hoisting heavy rock. He is up river towns. smith shop last week, and were hived by the now convalescent. wisely, execute promptly,without fear or favor, The Italian Band played at G. E. Tilden’s and good results are sure to follow: Action! Albert, the twelve-year-old son of Rodney valiant blacksmith. Mrs. William Farrar and daughter Edith of action !! action !!! one evening last week. Eugene M. Thomas, formerly of Richmond, Searsmont are visiting friends in Camden, and Lane, has attended school for 27 terms without Mr. and Mrs. Packard, who are living on the ATLANTIC. missing a single day. Roderic Morrison has gone to Cape Breton. now of Boston, well known in this plnce, leaves J. B. Stearns farm. Miss Alice Staples is at home from Bar Har John O’Brien has bought the house formerly soon for Fort Pnyne, Ala., where he enters the Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Ticker and family of bor for a short visit. Thursday’s Portland Press states that Vlnal- occupied by him. At 5 O c per yd. real estate and law business. New York arrived Sunday morning with their Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kimball paid the Island haven will celebrate her centennial in the fall. retinue of horses, dogs, carriages etc., and took The Hurricane Band was received by J. T. F. L. Starrctt, who has been assistant secre a short visit last week. It will be celebrated June 25th. 50 pieces extra nice All Woolen posession of their cottage on High street. Mrs. Vesta A. Barbour and son Emery came Dean Tuesday evening, ot. his birthday. They tary of the Bangor Y. M. C. A., is now aiding The season of picnics at Round Pond has rendered some very good music. Refresh Wm. Russell, living two or three miles home from Rockland last week. DRESS GOODS. All new shades, Secretary Whitford of the Cambridge, Mass., away, with a man and a horse team responded Mrs. Andrew Smith returned from Portland set in, and nearly every day jolly parties can ments were served and all enjoyed a pleasant association, in his work with great success. to the invitation to work in the cemetery Tues Saturday, by steamer May Field. be seen making for that beautiful spot. day morning, and was the only one. The next evening. in plain, stripes, mixed, checks nnd Mr. Starrett is a well known and respected day Charles Watson and John Boardman came Mrs. L. C. Ober of Calf Island, who has Ephriam Dockham is training his colt,George HEAD-OF-THE-BAY. Thomaston boy. to work. been quite sick, is slowly recovering. D., during his leisure time. If he can get him Following are the names of the pupils in the plaids. 0. E, Copeland ha9 put in a new pony planer Wedneiday evening of Inst week the gradua Schs. John Nye and Henry Fried are laying down to a 2.30 gait, that colt is not for sale. Head-of-the-Bay school that have done good tion exercises of the Megunticook Grammar at the dock, fitting out for the fishing season. work for the month ending June 7 : from J. O. Colladay & Bro., Philadelphia, Pa. School were held in the Baptist Church. The Mrs. 0. S. Erskine is in Belfast visiting rel Vinalhaven will be 100 years old the 25th, Maggie Leonard, Estelle Graffam, Lottie F. They do the work for Dunn & Elliott, ship services opened with prayer by Rev. Henry atives. Dr. Erskine accompanied her as far as and not a gray hair or wrinkle yet, unless a Crockett, Ava J. Graffam, Lizzie M. Hix, builders, getting out the knees, etc. This Jones. The program was as follows : Success. Rockland. tew new wrinkles have been discovered lately. Ellen Leonard, Emma M. Freeman, Elvle I. planer will plane from 1-16 of an inch to 8 1-2 Alfred Whittier Tobin; Woman’s Sphere, Lclia The Ladies Sewing Circle is making prep Griffin, Olive A. Hare, Alice E. Post, Mary Gertrude Knowlton; Class Prophecy, Alice arations for a fair the Fourth, to pay lor the There was a small dispute in the Pequod Gallagher, Eliza Leonard, Callie F. Haskell, At 35c per yd. inches in thickness. Bell Ames; Money, Ernest Wellington Moody; church bell which they have lately purchased. school-house last week, and the boy who in Waller II. Eagan, Willie Leonard, Frank A. A matched game of base ball took place here What and How to Read, Gena Louise Woster; tended to lick the teacher got a well deserved Freeman, Everett F. Kalloch, Fred C. Cheyne, Education, Bessie Alden Adams; Courage, Dance at the Bay View Hall, July -1th. Josie P. Graffam, Neddie C. Philbrook, James 15 pieces nice 40-inch Flanne^ Saturday afternoon between Thomaston and Str. May Field will bring a party from her thrashing. Gallagher, John L. Jones, James Leonard. Everett Nichols Curtis; Character of Society several landings east of this place, returning Warren in which Warren beat in a score of 19 Women, Laura Margarita Sax Smith; Class A number of excursions are expected here Unavoidable absence of some of the pupils is Cream All Woolen DRESS GOODS to 5. Cbaplcs and Simonton of Rockland History,Mary A. Mash ; The American Yankee, alter the dance. Ice cream, cake and oyster the reason their numes do not appear in the John Small; Class Poem, Florence Gertrude stew will be served. the 25th, our Centennial Day. The Winter- above list. Whole number attending school played with the Warrens and Wilbur and two Murphy ; Farewell Address, Nellie Blackington SEAL HARBOR. port parties are to be accompanied by the 30, average number 28. —largest variety at lowest prices. others from Camden played with Thomaston. Freeman; Class Ode, Lillian Gertrude Kidder. Mrs. Andrew Doran has opened ice cream Winterport Band. Henry McCoy, Secretary of Y. M. C. A. of At the close of the program the diplomas were ELMWOOD. awarded by C. K. Miller of the school board. parlors at her home. The committt e on the celebration program are Inez Ripley has returned from Boston. San Francisco, and Mrs. McCoy arc at the The various parts were preformed in a manner The youngest child of Eben Elwell is very Owen P. Lyons, H. M. Noyes, Frank Carver house of Moses Watts, Beechwoods. Mr. sick with pneumonia. Vane Fuller has purchased a horse of Marcus that reflected credit upon all who par and T. G. Libby. It is a live committee, who Wellman. 25 pieces new styles Challies at 10 McCoy lectured at the Methodist Church Sun ticipated. A pleasant feature of the exercises Rev. Mr. Bickmore and wife have been vis was the excellent music furnished by a stringed iting Mrs. Charles Waldron. will make the affair a success. Lincoln Johnson is repairing and enlarging cents per yard. day p. m., and at the Congregational Church quartet, led by Miss Emmie Bachelder, a male his buildings. in the evening. The new sewing circle will meet with Mrs. The Knights of Labor voted #10 for the quartet and Miss Mny Cleveland. F. J. Wil Joshua Elwell, Wednesday next. Shubael Rokes of Warren was visiting at bur is the efficient principal of this school, and Johnstown sufferers at their last meeting. They Emery Rokes’, Tuesday. Dunn & Elliott are building a coasting vessel Rev. Mr. Hill of Wiley’s Corner preached 15 pieces newjstyles Buntings a great credit is due him fur the success of the also appointed committees to take up collec Albert Fuller is smart for a man of his years. of 200 tons for Capt. E. L. Montgomery. She exercises. here Sunday in exchange with Rev. Mr. Bick more. tions in the granite works in town. He is 76 years old and works in the field every 10 cents per yard. will be ready to launch in August. She is a WARREN. day. superior built vessel. The firm is making her W. F. Wight is in Boston. Thomas McKeller’s child, who has been The Courtland-Dunn Comedy Co. have been sails in their loft, and are busy with other quite seriously sick with pneumonia, is im SOUTH HOPE. Miss Delia Teague is visiting in Portland. proving. ploying to very small bouses the past week. Lace Scrim Cloth at 5 cents per transient work. They are expecting the Jennie A. Nickeison of Boothbay was in town last Frank Snow has begun work on the cellar They gave good shows, but the mustard ad H eaii-of-Lake.—Mrs. E. L. Graves has re F. Willey in for repairs. week. turned from Vinalhaven where she has been yard. and foundations of his new house, which he is vertisement on the back of the bills probably visiting her sisters... .Clifford Wentworth and Dr. Arthur F. Sumner, formerly of this town, Chas. French of Boston is visiting his to build this summer. killed the show. family have moved to Lincolnville... .Charles is now located in Claremont, N. H., where he parents. Mrs. Captain Pool of Camden, who has A. Simmons was thrown from a carriage and W. G. Robinson has moved from the Bur been visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Cole T. C. Brown lost a valuable cow Tuesday. quite seriously injured one night last week.... Cross Bar Muslin at 5 cents per takes an established business, occupying the gess to the Crawford house. man, for a few days, has returned to Camden. His fellow workmen in the stone sheds soon Willie R. Wellman while digging in the ground yard. office of T. E. Parker, M. D., who has been Alvin 11 ink ley is tinning the roof of Mrs. collected sufficient to purchase another, at a found u 1779 four-pence. obliged to leave^Claremont on account of ill WEST CAMDEN. Leach's millinery shop. cost of #40. Surely there is some good in health. Dr. Sumner has just returned from a Geo. A. Miller is nt home. FRIENDSHIP. Oliver Vinul is putting the grounds around human nature, even yet! Standard Prints in chambray and year of practice in the hospitals of Germany. his house in u more attractive order. Mrs. Eva Andrews of Chicago is visiting Sch. John M. Brown is loading ice from ihe here. Forest Lake Ice Co. for Camden, N. J. He is very pleasantly located. E. G. Gordon lias bought him a horse and At present there are 25G granite cutters en shirting styles at 5 cents per yard. carriage, and fitted up u stable. Eddie A. Oxton, is on a visit to his friends Victor V. Thompson returned home from News was received here Friday of the death in this vicinity. gaged in dressing granite here. The American Bowdoiu College, Saturday. The mill is on a new time table, giving the born portion is 170, barn in Scotland 56, in of Capt. Samuel C. Jordan at Santa Burbara, employes a half day on Saturday. The Grange entertainment Friday evening There was a Sabbath School concert at the 1 case Unbleached Sheeting at 5 California. He was a native of Thomaston, was a success, the proceeds amounting to about Ireland 2, in England 18, Canada 7, Sweden M. E. Church, Sunday evening. Johs Hilt and wife of Albany, N. Y., are #50. and the youngest son of the late Capt. Oliver expected here this month to pass the summer 1. Of the 256, 200 ot them are citizens. There will be a dance in Meduncook Hull, cents per yard. Mrs. Cora L. Millay, nee Buzzell, sang at Thursduy afternoon and evening, July 4th. Jordan He early in life went to sea, and in their native town. the Baptist Church and played the organ, Sun Lora, eldest child of Fred J. Ware, died commanded many and large ships in the mer Sidney Vlnal, who is at Farmington at day. school, is on a visit to his home. Monday of last week and was buried Wednes CARD OF THANKS. Twilled Crashes at 4 cents per chant marine of our commerce. Capt. Jordan Prof. G. A. Andrews and wife arrived home day from the Union church, Rev. W. H. Lit George Singleton and Ed. McCallum passed from Atlanta, Ga., Friday, and will spend the was an active and intelligent man, and very Sunday at Port Clyde. tlefield officiating. The class to which the de yard. successfuljsea captain. A few years ago he summer in West Camden. I take this method io express my sincere Albert Smith of Rockland was in town Mrs. I,. H. Bowley, who has been visiting ceased belonged attended the funeral in u body. ''■auks io Foreman L. M. Crockett and George moved to* Wellslcy Hills, Mass., but the cli Friday, calling on old acquaintances, who her daughter in Danvers, Mass., the past six She was nearly ten years of uge. The sympa N irihtope, also the men who so libefally re mate was too vigorous for him, and be sought are always glad to take him by the hand. months, arrived home lust week. thy of the community goes out to the sorrow sponded in contributing funds to replace the the mild climate of Santa Barbara in order to Henry Smith, who has been at work in the Quite a number of our young men will go loss ot my cow which recently died. ing family. T. C. Bit o w n . At 8 7 ic Worth SI 50. get relief from a threatened pulmonary disease, shoe shop at Belfast, is now foreman of the to work for the C. fit R. Wuter Co. at Rockland but the seeds of consumption had already been cutters’ room at Wuldoboro, his family living this week, on the extension of water pipe to This week a young man emerged upon the here. Bay Point. ' ^own, and his relief was only temporary. His street in u black cutaway, und across the back 10 dozen Ladies’ All Silk Jersey Our town meeting, though a little confused TENANT’S HARBOR. llitx was evidently prolonged by his residence at the time, did some good and many are in white chalk letters were the words: in Southern California, but he finally yielded talking more favorably concerning the rail Mrs. Eli Smalley of Willardham was tuken "Strawberries,Two for a Quarter." He had E.W.Arev&Co. Vests. road than they were. suddenly ill Sulurduy, and is now in a critical been leaning ugainst a grocer's bulletin board, to this, dreaded disease. Capt. Jordan was condition. thrice married and his last wife survives him. A scow with 100 bushels of salt arrived A -1th of July celebration will be held on and somehow the word boxes did not stick to VINALHAVEN, ME., here from Boothbay, discharged, loaded with his clothes and people supposed there was a He leaves a number of children. It is sad in salted alewlves and returned the next day. The Barter's Point under the auspices of the Mutual Benefit Society. Music will be furnished by sudden fluctuation in the strawberry market, deed to have a vigorous man cut down by steamer Mollie did the towing. Muthews’ Bund. All kinds ot amusements — DEALERS IN— At 9 8 c . Worth S t.50. disease in the prime of his manhood. Agatha Cogan, aged about rive years, was will be on the grounds for the entertainment of when it waskonly a typographical error, caused HOPE. sent by her parents,Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cogan, those who may want a good time. A hot by the fellow not leaning just right agulnst the from Hurricane Isluud to its grandfather's in 15 dozen Undressed Kid Gloves, Children’s night at the Grange nex t Saturday dinner, consisting of meats, vegetables, baked board. evening. this pluce to escape the diphtheria. While beans und brown bread, and everything the GROCERIES, CORN, here it was taken sick and died Sunday season ulfords, will be served to the hungry. The greatest dramatie troupe now travelling 10 Button length, Mosquitaire style F. H. Barnes' and wife went to Rockland, morning of that Jreuded disease at Michael There will also be for sale strawberries and will be in Vinalhaven for the week beginning Tuesday. Cogan’s, near Oyster River. cream, ice cream, all kinds of iruit, confection new Embroidered Backs. Mrs. O. R. Wrjght has gone to J.ynn to The charming little operetta, “Grandma’s ery and c ikes and everything to appease the June 24. Who can forget the sterling actor, visit her son Charles. Birthday,” presented here under the direction appetite of the hungry ; dinner, 50 cents. Ad Thomas E. Shea, and the talented members of FLOUR AND MEAL. Miss Louise Payson has gone to Boston and of Porter F. Richmond, was u great success. mission to grounds, adults, 25 cents; children the Atkinson A Cook Dramatic Co., who made 20 dozen Children’s Lisle Thread vicinity for a few weeks. Every part was well performed, and a Rock 15 years and under, 10 cents. so great a success here last summer. By land musical man, who was present, ex SOUTH LIBERTY. Our postoffice has crossed the street to its old pressed himself very enthusiastically to a special arrangements Manager Shields has Hose, 12 l-2c a pair. quarters, L. P. True 1*. M. C.-G. reporter concerning the same. Mr. M. II. Hall has begun haying. secured this great company, who will appear Canned Goods, VeptalJles, Meals, Rev. P. A. Smith, wife and mother visited at Richmond deserves great credit for its success. Will Leighr is at work for A. Cunningham. every night during the week mentioned, pro Leslie Wentworth’s last week. A little more than #50 was netted. Four Ladies’ Linen Collars for 25 Mrs. C. A. Barnes is visiting her daughter, A. F. Light and others are repairing ihe ducing their most successful plays. The ad •Freeh, Salt and Dried Pish, OWL'S HEAD. roads. mission tickets are 25, 35 and 50 cents. On Mrs. Emma Miller of Camden. W. H. Glover & Co. are building a stable at cents. Edwin Wright injured bis back quite seri the Simpson House. S. Peabody is at work for A. A B. E. Cun sale ut the usual places. ously while at work on the road, Monday. ningham. FINE FEED, MIDDLINGS, &c. Mrs. Edward Davis and children of Boston Extensive preparations are being made for the Three pairs of Ladies’ Cuffs for 25) Our town fathers have hired a road machine are spending a few weeks here. Mrs. Dr. Flanders is visiting Mrs. A. Cun. of the manufacturers for #75 for the year, and ningban. centennial celebration, June 25th. Fifteen if at the expiration of that time they conclude Mrs. Alfred Sherman of Auburn with her H. Bliss, esq., of Washington has sold the Lime, Cement, Hair, cents. two children is visiting friends here. committees have been elected at a citizens meet to buy it, that sum will be counted on the J. Fish place. ing. The program, as now intended, will con price. W. E. Perry of Malden, Muss., and V. B. The Sunday School began last week under sist of a procession, representing the various Gent’s Linen Collars at 10 cents. Perry of Boston spent the Sabbath with friends the instruction of Chas. Bradstreet. MARTINSVLILE. here. industries in town, with men at work quarry Clapboards, Shingles, Short Lumber, F. O. Martin has moved bis family to Cam- A drove of large oxen passed through this Dr. Chas. A. Eastman visits this village place lust week on their way to Mass. ing stone, stone cutters cutting, carving and COAL, WOOD, HAY A; STBAW. Our line of Parasols and Umbrel dsn. regularly, Tuesday, Thursday und Saturday, Edmund Prescott is laid up with a lame polishing stone, paving cutters at work in their We have recently moved from the old mill and Miss Callie Bucklin is visiting at D. T. from 9 to 10 a. in. He has a slate ut Lewis las is immense. Rivers'. Arey’s store where orders can be left. baud, said to be a case of blood poisoning. line, blacksmiths and other trades in full opera shall in the future continue the Grain Bualneaa at Wm. Harris took a Hying trip to Camden, Wm. IL Moody has been appointed ad tion and other industries will be fully repre our own preaabe* on the new wharf. C. K. Mathews and wife of Waterville ministrator on the estate of the late J. Nash. last week. arrived here last week, Ijbertnun A Hutch of sented. The town has voted #350,and a public I F. O. Martin has chartered a vessel to load Rockland will put up a cottage and stable for CLARK’S ISLAND. subscription is being tuken up through the Our Prices the Lowes' ice for Baltimore. them as soon as the muterial gets here from Sch. Ligonia is loading rough stock. town. Fantastics and horribles, athletic games PACKET SCHOONER LILLIAN Children's Day will be observed next Sunday Waterville. Packet Trumpet was here Saturday with and all the usual sources ot amusement will ; IJNT T H E OXTY. at the Baptist Church. We give a list this week of our Owl’s Head Will make regular tripe every three weeks between freight for the store. be carried out, aud from present indications | Vinalhaven aud Portland for freight accommoda Dr. E. J. Blake and family have arrived at captains in active service that a telephone Mrs. St. John and Mr. Putnam have re th.dr summer cottage here. would accommodate: T. H. Maddocks, I. 11. Vinalhaven will be alive with excitement. The j tion, touching at Hurricane aud North Haven. If Tolman, John Merriman, George Arey, Calvin turned to New York. Rockland College Club will play a game of the route developee sufficient business, trips will WASHINGTON. I. S. Porter has returned from Belfast and Rogers, Daniel Magee. Isaac Post, Edward baseball with our players lor a purse of #20. I be made ofteoer. H . Gallert Washington should have a fire engine. Post, Frank Maddocks, John Maddocks, gone to work on the quarry. Henry Clark, J. A. Clifford, Ezekiel Tolman, A male quartet went from here Sunday to The Vinalhaven Band has been engaged, und ( E. W. AREY & CO., John Bowes of Montana is building a nice James Ward, Thomas Ginn, Thomas Kinney, Wiley’s Corner to sing in church. the various other musical organizations will be 334 MAIN BT. co’tage on the Advent camp-ground. AGENTS AT VINALHAVEN. ME. K. 0. Emery, H. 11. Emery, Seth C. Arey, A Sweed family has moved into the Peavy called into play. If anyone wishes to see the George H. Lincoln has the frame on the Alden W. Dyer, Munford Dyer, Rodney Arey, fun come over and see us carry out our centen OppoOfte Thorndike Hotel, - Koeklaue gr iund for a new mill in place of the one re- Bvrou Strout, Fred Liodsey, Alonzo P. Ginn, house. W. & C. R. MILLIKEN, Chas. Ross has gone to Augusta to work. nial celebration. 165 C ouim ertial bit., P ortland , Me. 2 THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1889. 7 Jftarint gcpartnunt TOOK UP A COLLECTION. ORADATIM. OitfWTM PvdT'l11) f Sch. Arcularlus, Davis, arrived Sunday. Some of the light-fingered gentry, who levy Ten Camden High School Graduates Paste This in Your Hat! An unknown schooner is ashore on Munroe’s toll upon the passengers of steamboats, came Cross the Bridge. w s Island. down on the PenobscotTuesday night. In the G. B. GROVE, The class of '80, Camden High School, held House, Sign and Ornamental Painter. Sch. Idaho is on the South Railway for morning a sea captain, bound up river, found their graduating exercises Friday, and have repairs. that some $309 had taken wings. A young 90 UNION STREET. ROCKLAND. ME- Sch. Carrie O. Crosby, Hall, arrived Sunday good reason to be proud of them. Friday night from Lynn. Rockland business man, who occupied a state afternoon the Commencement concert was given WRITE SHIRTS . ...Spectnl attention given t o .... Sch. S. M. Bird, Morrill, is In Bangor with room, arose in the morning and went down in McgunticooS Hall to a fine audience who coal from Norfolk. breakfast. As he took his seat at the table he seemed to thoroughly appreciate the excellent Fresco Paper Hanging, Graining, Sch. Race Horse, Henshaw, loads stone at felt in his pockets and found that his fund program. Andrews’ Orchestra with II. B. Hall, KALS0MININ6 AND BOAT PAIUTIMB. Vinalhaven for New York. currency had mysteriously disappeared, cornet soloist, and S. H. Boardman, flute solo M-AII work promptly attended to. P.O. Box 624. W e 22 Bk. P. J. Carleton, Amesbury, sailed from left the table quickly and ate his breakfast at ist, nnd Mrs. Helen Winslow Potter, all of have just bought 100 doz. Valparaiso the 7th for Plsagua. home. Others reported the abstraction Bangor, were the artists. The orchestra work Sch. Henry Souther, Hupper, cleared from cash. NOTICE Norfolk the 11th, for Cuba. was fine, nnd the soloists were warmly re Men’s White Shirts at a great Notice Ir hereby given that tbe subscriber haw The boat was detained at the wharf and City ceived. Mrs. Potter was In her best voice, and been duly appointed administrator on the estate of Sch. Zulette Kenyon, arrived 14th at Fall Elmer K. A men,late of Matlnlcus, County of Knox, River from Hurricane Islnnd. Marshal Crockett went down nnd Investigated in her rendering of the aria, "I Will Extol deceased, Intestate, and has undertaken that trust Sch. Alfred Keene, Greeley, Is nt the North but failed to find the needle in the hay stack. Thee” from Costa's “Ell,” had abundant loss to the manufacturer. These by giving bond an the law direct*. All persona Marino Railway for repairs.’ therefore, having demanda against the estate of scope for her trained voice, and well she im said deceased, are desired to exhibit tbe name for Sch. O. M. Brainerd, Mullen, Is loading BAT AND BALL. proved it. settlement, and nil indebted to said estate are re- stone at Vinalhaven for Philadelphia. In the evening at an early hour Megunticook Shirts are full size, Pure Linen quested to make immediate payment to Sch. St. Elmo, Rogers, arrived yesterday And don’t forget that the place to 23*24* HELEN" M. AMES, Matlnicns, Me. trom New York with coal lor Crockett. Toby Lyons, formerly of the expensive was packed with people as surdincs are packed find the most complete assortment in a box, the sardines perhaps having n little Sch. Abbie S. Walker Is at Atlantic wharf Rocklnnds, was in the state last week, doing of Men’s, Roys’ and Children’s Straw Bosoms, extra fine cloth and SPECIAL NOTICE. hnvfng her inast spliced and other repairs. good work in the box for the John P. Lovell more room, but the audience was attentive and The Joint Standing Committee on Accounts and Hats, Nobby Light StiffHats, Kersey Claims will meet at theofflccof the City Treasurer, Sch. James Boyce, Jr., Duncan, arrived in Club. quiet notwithstanding the oppressiveness of at 7 o’clock p. in. on Friday proceeding the Oral Buenos Ayres the 1th Inst., from Portland. the atmosphere. To music by the orchestra perfectly made. We have The Warrens and Thomastons played a one Monday In each month, for the purpose of auditing Sch. Walker Armington, Drinkwntcr, is at the school, 38 in number, the ladles in white, hills against the city. sided game in Thomaston Saturday, the score Those having claims are requested to leave them Newport News loading coal for Providence. escorted the principal and assistant followed by nt the finish being 19 to 5 fn favor of the with some one of the committee, or nt the Trens. Sch. J. B. Holden, Look, arrived at Phil the graduating class, also attired In white. never before offered a Bargain tirer’s office, on or before that date, otherwise they adelphia the 15th, ice and laths from Bangor. Warren delegation. Simonton of the College —111 necessarily he laid over until the following After prnyer by Rev. A. H. Tyler and music HATS! month. Sch. Alfaretta Campbell, Campbell, arrived team played an especially fine game for Wnr by the orchestra, the following parts were ren - I S A T - W. A. BARKER, ; in Boston Friday from Philadelphia with coal. ren, as the score will show. Ilyler occupied equal to this WM II. SMITH, dered in order: Sch. Jennie A. Cheney, Cushmnn, is nt the box for the home team, his first nppenr CHAS. E.WEEKS,! New York loading coal for Portsmouth at Albert IL Bickmorc.salutatorlnn, a carefully $1.05. ance this season being highly applauded by his prepared series of salutatory nddresscs, deli Sch. A. F. Crockett, Thorndike, goes to admirers. He was very wild, however, nnd ered in aclenr voice and self-possessed manner Bangor to load ice for Warner Moore, Rich presented a decided contrast to his opponent which held the closest attention of the audience E.W .Berry 8 Co.'s, SPECIAL DRIVE I GEO. C. CHAMBERLAIN, M. 0., niond. although it is probable that tbey didn't under Walker. Excellent playing was also done by stand more than half ot it. Ship J. B. Thomas, from Baltimore for San Keating of the Warren tenm and Corthcll o f Where prices are guaranteed as low Physician and Surgeon. Fruncisco, was spoken April 25, off Staten Mary N. Hopkins, essay, “ Whitewash Mor- ...... AT...... Island. the Thomnstons. The score : rally Considered," a fine subject, pleasantly as the lowest, and where yon are Willoughby Block, 341 Main Street, W AR REN handled. Miss Hopkins lias the rare faculty sure to find the very latest styles and (Over Thorndike & Hix.) Sch. Billow, Whitten, arrived Sunday from o1’ reading trom manuscript gracefully. The Boston where she discharged cement from A ll. lR. Til. PO. A. E nrtie'e closed with a pretty anecdote, well novelties. J Night calls answered from No. 41 Park Street. Rondout. ( 'haplea, 3b, told. Sch. Edward Lameyer, Beals, is on way Keating, ct, 6 9 c . R obinson, 1b, Ruby Tyler, the class historian, traced in from Richmond to Bridgeport with iron at (I. Ncwbert,2b, spicy style the trials, tribulations, triumphs $1.70 a ton. Simonton, c, and temptations ot the class, and gave sonic Sch. Warner Moore, Crockett, was lowed to Chase, rf, Interesting statistics, from which we lenrn that You Must Have Them (Unlaundered), and Bangor Sunday to load ice for Warner Moore Walker, p, the average age of the class is 18,oldest 19,young of Richmond. Hallowell, If, est 17; that 7 are Republicans, 1 Democrat and Sch. Clura Colcord, Colcord, arrived here 2 Prohibitionists. The announcement that If you want a Fine Shoe, made on Friday with ice and excelsior from Bangor T otals, one was engaged caused great consternation among the young tner. in the audience Stylish Lasts, Most Serviceable, 7 5 c . Across the Street! for Baltimore. THOMASTON. Ship William II. Macy, Amesbury, from 111. T il. I’O . A . E Roy Strong,essay,"Fruits of the Mayflower, a patriotic address with lofty sentiments, well Easy and Flexible Liverpool for New York, was spoken on June M atlhcwi . lb , 7, in lat. 51, Ion. 21. rounded sentences, delivered in a clear voice llyl. r, p. and with an earnestness that made it of espec (Laundered.) Sell. Mnynnrd Sumner, Dyer, arrived here W ilber, s . 1>. . ial Interest. Friday, trom Philadelphia via Salem, where C orthell, 2b, HORSEHIDE SHOES! she discharged coal. W ardsw ortb, If, Lclia Bucklin, essay, “Grammar of Life. Stearns, 3b, This article opened with u witty reference to [CORDOVAN.] Sch. M. Luella Wood, Spaulding, arrived in Andrews, cf, C reighton, c, the study of grammar, that attracted the atten REMOVED! Baltimore Saturday, five days from Charleston, Honker, rf, tlon of all and from tbenee to the close held t h y r y v i n . SIMONTON BROS. S. C., with phosphate rock. the interest by its smooth diction and excellent Sch. W. 11. Allison, Kcnniston, is in Ban Totals, lelivery. It was written in verse, and good gor discharging coal from Philadelphia. She SCORE BV INNINGS. verse at that. [yW e have the exclusive sale for loads ice for Wurner Moore, Richmond. Innings, Perhaps the most thoughtful cssny of the this city. B LACKINGTON’S Sch. Laconia, Gay, arrived Thursday from W arren , 2 4 0 3 4 0 1 evening nnd the one that seemed to be the Lynn, where she discharged coal from New Thomastons, 1 0 2 0 1 -6 result of the most careful preparation was York. She loads lime from Farrand. Two base hl's, Simonton. First base on bulls that of Miss EinmaT. Bass, on “Latent Force.” “ The Proof of the Pudding is in the Schs. Grace Bradley, Smith, Falmouth, on Ilyler 7. First base on errors, Warren. It was a bard subject nnd admirably bandied, Henley, and Mabel Hooper, Hooper, were ut Thom astons 11. Htruek* out by Ily ler 6, by Wal the delivery also being pleasing. Eating.” ker 15. Umpire, It. Walker of Warreu. Scorer J O B L O T Clothing and Matanzas 1th, for North of Hatteras. F. Winslow. Blanche A. Freeman, class prophecy. This Sell. Evie B. Hall, Hall, is in Portland, number in the ustinl graduating program is arriving Saturday from Matanzas with Following is the standing of the county always awaited with interest, and Miss Free molasses. Capt. Hall was here Sunday. teams that have played two or more games, to man’s prophecies seemed to please the audience greatly, as frequent ripples of applnuse nnd Sch. Maliel Hooper, Hooper, arrived at Dela date: luugbter showed. The writer hersell was to HEADQUARTERS ware Breakwater Sunday, from Cardenas, be a reporter on the New York Tribune Furnishing Store with molasses. He suiled from Cardenas Played. Won. Lost. Per-cent w For Gents’ and Boys’ June 6th. W arren , 2 2 0 1 000 Marion Follansbee, poet; Alton Ilecrow, a ExTM Sup Eft It. C. C 1 •K00 famous inventor; Ruby Tyler, physician in a Sch. Isabel Alberto, Peterson, is loading Thomaston, .000 hospital; Mary Hopkins, wife of the captain of a Is now situated on the EAST general cargo in New York for Caibarien. She Camden, .0U0 Pacific coast steamer; Roy Strong, missionary will probably load cedar back. Capt. Paterson to the Cannibal Islands; Jesse Ogier, noted FINE CALF SHOES! has been nt home. The Warrens will probably play here Satur Boston doctor; Einma Buss, great singer and day. side of the street, almost oppo Sch. American Chief, Snow, arrived Tues actress; Albert Bickmore professor in Harvard Button, Balmoral and Congress of all day from Portland where she discharged part The College team is the only one in the College; Lelia Bucklin, great artist. of a cargo of bricks, bringing the rest here county that does not borrow players. Jesse Ogier, essay, “Something Beyond,” grades, qualities and prices. for White & Case. with the valedictory addresses. The essay was site his old stand. Sch. G. W. Glover, Morton, arrived Wed The R. C. C.’s have purchased a fine breast- a very able one and finely delivered, while the Ca r pe t S! nesday from Rondout with cement for A. J. pad and a new pair of gloves with the money addresses were gracefully worded and equally Bird & Co. She louded lime Thursday from won Memorial Day. gracefully delivered. The reference in the Bird for New York. essay to Abraham Lincoln was received with Capt. Al. Green left for New York yesterday. The Boston nine started on its first western loud applause. LADIES! His vessel, the Nina Tillson, will probably trip of the season. Monday, after winning 27 Then came the singing of the class ode to sail Saturday lor Buenos Ayres with general of the 36 games played in the east. the tune of “Carry Me Back to Old Virginia.” Who desire a Fashionable and Com cargo, deck load ot lumber. The ode, which we publish, was written by Sch. A. F. Crockett, Thorndike, arrived The games everywhere this season are fortable Shoe try a pair of our justly BOSTON DENTISTS, Thursday from Beverly. Mass., where she characterized by an iHcroase of the batting, Miss Bucklin : CLASS O D E. 5 5 c . discharged coal from Rondout. She is now on celebrated due, no doubt, to the change in the pitcher’s This vast plain of lift- hath ita lakes und its streams, the South Railway for repairs. rules. Sch. Anna M. Dickinson, Hart, arrived Un fathomed and boundless—treacherously deep, Thursday from Danversport, where she dis The Warrens arc as gentlemanly a set of Yet some journey o’er It in happiest dreams, charged coal from New York and sailed sums lull players as one ever has the pleasure of ed by sweet fancies as in a calm sleep. ROCHESTER SHOES! day for Belfast where she will repair. meeting. From Capt. Robinson down they all Classmates and friends, may your lives so glide on, Five pieces, good style at Sch. Milford, goes to St. Stephen, N. B., to p ay ball to win, too. May peace, love und happiness und bwcuI fume be For Style,Finish and Superior Fitting 388 Main Street, Rockland, Maine. load box shooks for Palatka, Fla. Capt. Al. thine, Opposite Thorndike Hotel. Achorn takes command this trip, Capt. Has The Thomastons were billed for this city Feed ut all seasons from plenty's full horn, Qualities they cannot be excelled. kell staying ut home for a vacation. Wednesday, but failed to show up. Captain Hut never forget the friends of "Auld Lang Syne." Hand Turns and Hand Welt, French The Bhip State of Maine, ol Newcastle, Eng., Creighton states that the reason of their non Teeth Extracted Without Pain arrived in New York Thursday from Hong Teachers, farewell, may your fortunes be bright, Kid and Bright Dauga. By my newly discovered process (used free Kong, after a voyage of 92 days, which her appearance was a deficiency of players. Like the stars of heaven, like the dreums of youth, of charge.) captain claims to be the fastest time on record. The College team will be greatly strength To us you will ever be heralds of light, Sch. M. A. Achorn, Achorn, arrived in ened by Blackington and Bird, who will arrive The bearers of wisdom, the teachers of truth, SIMONTON’S. Teeth Filled Without Pain! Boston Friday from Philadelphia with coal. home from College in about two weeks. Both Together tonight, but soon, suon to part, All operations performed with the greatest care Capt. Achorn with his wile and daughter Cad and LOWEST PRICES in «he State. Killing and die arrived on the boat Sunday. They left of these players have won enviable reputations, launch our young hopes on the river's swift Artiticiai Teeth a specialty. Otllce open until 8 p.m. here the 1st of October. in their respective positions, thus far this sea How, Sad melodies unheard before, now fill each heart, DR. E. A. WATROUS, L im e s t e k s ,—Mary Brewer, Kinnev, loads son. The Latest, Greatest and Best tomorrow from Perry Bros, for New York.... ir our fancies drift buck to the long, tong ago. M A N A G E R . IS Perry Bros, were loading the M. J. Lee, SOUTH THOMASTON. Then Dr. W. F. Bisbee of the school board, Bargain Mathews, for New York, Thursday....Cala- S. 11. Hall was home from Boston over Sun tina sailed Friday from New York from Far- in a few well chosen, pithy and forcible re ZR/EZD S TO R E . day. marks presented the diplomas, so well earned. ever seen in this city for Ladies’ fine rand and Abbott.. . .Thus. Borden, Canary, Eugene Brown returned Saturday from a and Jona. Cone, Sherman, were loading Friday business trip west. He was followed by the principal, Iteuel Rob Boots is our from Gay for New York....Lake. Johnson, inson, esq., who addressed the class in an elo was louding from Cobb Thursday for Boston Asa Coombs is to repair bis bouse, the lum ....Georgia Berry, Ginn, sailed Thursday ber having already arrived. quent und feeling manner. The benediction S P E C IA L B R IG H T DONGA for New York from Crockett.... Allred Keene, Mrs. Fred Mahoney of Belfast, nee Mary J. was then pronouneeu by Rev. V. P. Wardwell. Greeley, is loading lime for Richmond from Smith, is visiting friends here. LEAFLETS. Common Sense and Opera 'foe at Crockett----J S. Ueucham, Ginn, sailed George Green & Co. will begin work at once “ Be good!” Tuesday for New York from Crockett.... on the Warreu Soldiers Monument. only B. Y. Silver Heels, Aylward, sailed Wednesday lor The class netted about $70 from their con New Yorn from Ames....E. G. Willard, Mr. Carleton of Rockport spent Sunduy with cert. Foster, was in the stream Thursday from his daughter, Mrs. Captain Win. H. Luce. Albert Bickmore and Jesse Ogier enter Colby Farrand for New York... .Lizzie Guptill, Pink- Chas. E. Ward has set a fine monument in o ham, urrived Saturday Irom Portsmouth. the cemetery in this village lor George Coombs. University in the fall. #2. Abel Allen and wife are visiting friends in The participants all received beautiful bou Malden und South Boston, Mass., for a lew quets, roses nnd pansies predominating. BEST YET! NEW YORK CHARTERS, duys. The present elllcient school board comprises The county commissioners have postponed THE CORRECT STYLES! action on the Spruce Head bridge petition until P. Wellman, C. K. Miller and Dr. W. F. June 15, Isabel Alberto, New York to Caiba Bisbee. -IN- rien, general cargo, $1,350... .Jordan L. Mutt, July. from Port de l’alx, to New York, logwood, The mill in the village Is undergoing quite It will be noticed that Alton Decrow and One Case of Lovely $5 50... .General Adelbert Allies, from King’s extensive repairs, considerable new machinery Murion Follansbee, ullbuugh graduates, did being put in. Ferry to Portland, Me., lumber, $7 50, river not take purt in the program. They gruduate, FINE.NECK WEAR! SPECIAL -:- DRIVES towage, free wharfage, und 35 M. per d ry .... The new and reconstructed sidewalks urc Alnicda Willey, same voyage, $7.37 1-2, a- d greatly appreciated by all citizens und are a however, with full honor, matters which they liver towage..- - Searsville, from Hoboken to great improvement to the town. could not control milking it impossible for Just received. FOR THIS WEEK. Choice St. Louis Flour...... Port Clyde, coal, 90 cents....Charlotte Fish, them to deliver their essays. trom Port Johnson to Salem, coal, $ '!....May David Wooster, about 75 years old, John Corn per bag...... Pierce und E. C. Calderwood sturted out M on MeFarlulid, from Hoboken to Boston, coal, $1 day morning at two o’clock ior a two days The present popular principal of the school, All the New Shades in Silk and Lisle Cracked Corn, per bag...... __ Milford, from St. Stephen, N. B ., to fishing trip. Reuel Robinson, with this graduation com Thread CHALLIES! Meal, per bug...... Palatka, orange box shooks, $1,000... .A. Hayford, from Rondout to Boston, cement, 23 Seb. Pearl, Capt. Robinson, is in the lower pletes his sixth year. He has labored hard in “ Fine Feed, per 100 lbs...... cents... .Jonathan Sawyer, from Frankfort, harbor alter having been thoroughly repaired tbe school's interest, and the school’s improved Me., to Philadelphia, paving blocks, $17.50. at Rockland, receiving anew coat ot paiut, and condition shows it. He has an ellieient co s : O S I ZE3 R 3 “ will go to Rockland to load. Monday. adjutor in Miss Mary Bickmore. 3 ” Sugar Corn, Maine p acked...... Willard Sleeper wears one of the largest THE CELEBRATED 3 •• THOMASTON MARINE. smiles just ut present, the cause of which is The stage was decorated with bright portieres 3 •• said to be the handsome buby presented biirr centered with a big bouquet of whilst The 3 « Seb. Veto was loading yesterday from L. A. not long since, which has just appeared on the F.& C. Collars and Cuffs Best Yellow Peach...... street with its mother. class motto "Gradatim” was on the pros ...... 26 Snow & Co., lor New York....June lltlr, ar. PER 2 “ Best Bartlett Pears...... 26 J. Henry Allen, Betij. Ames and Joseph cenium in white. Stands of plants filled the All the late styles always on hand. seb. Eagle, Simmons, New York....l2ih, ar. Stanley urrived home Suuday to remain over stage corners,one side beiug filled with a lloral sclrs. Veto, Sumuer, New York via Salem, Monday with their families. The hosts of embankment, while lloral wreaths and other 61c. YD, 2 “ P ails...... 26 with coal; Okolona, Hall, with salt for War trieuds they can claim are glad to see their gen bright pieces helped out the whole. ial luces on our streets again. 4 reu parties ; C. Taylor, Hendricks, Bangor, Andrews’ Orchestra interspersed the exer 20 •• Rice...... lumber for W. J. Singer & Son; M. B. Smith, SILK UMBRELLAS W IL E Y ’S CORNER. cises with fine music. By request Mrs. Potter 4 •• T obacco...... 1.00 Brown, New York; sld. sobs. Telegraph, Kel Suuday was a red letter day for the church repeated tbe aria which she sang in the after A large liue of these goods, New and New troods and worth 10c at W Cotue early os our stock is limited and is ler, New York, with lime from J. O. Cushing here. Meetings of great power were held. At going fast. noon, and responded to an encore with Nobby Handles, just in. & Co.; Louisa Smith, Mathews, New York, one p m. there was a baptism, the rite being Chadwick’s, “Thou Art So Like a Flower,” with lime Irom Burgess, O’Brien & Co...... conferred upon five candidates by the pastor, J. Donahue & Co,. Rev. G. S. Hili, the five beiug afterwards rendering this beuutiful number in a very MAIN ST*. KDCKLAND. 14th, sld. seb. C. Taylor, Hendricks, Bangor taken into the church. Exeeilent music was artistic way. 11. B. Hall's eornet”solos were all X*Our Store is Painted Red. 3 ....16th, sld. sch. Eagle, Simmons, New York, furnished in the afternoon by seven singers E. W. BERRY & CO. from Clark's Island. Rev. Mr. Hill is doing loudly encored. with lime for L. A. Snow & Co....l7tb, sld. OPP. THORNDIKE HOTEL. f i t T7CTZE3 ZB'S", a good work here. EAST UNION. S IM O N T O N ’S. sch. Diadem, Seavey, New York, with lime The world-celt* bruit'd Natural Physician and Bone from Burgess, O’Brien & Co. R. T. Young of Thomaston was in this place REMEMBER that are Guarantee Surgeon, has arrived in Boston at 16 Union Park Benjamin Watson Goodspced, the eccentric last week. Street, to remain until further notice. All kinds | citizen of North Phtson, who has been voluu- Rock Bottom Prices on a ll goods of Lameness, and ditlleult chronic diseases treated A telegram from Barre. Vt., says that one . J. W. Wentworth is repairing his buildings. bv the famous “Sweet Method.” Send stamp for case of small pox has been discovered there. J fasting for five weeks past, died Friday. Villa Lothrope has gone to Dakota. sdd. Medical Magazine explaining ettiy thing. 23 8 THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1889, LOAN AND BUILDING. W. S. R. C. A p p l e t o n , June 11, 1889. DO THESE SUIT Almond Gushee R. C. met at Grand Army JiART5JiORN§ An Interesting Editorial on that Impor Hail and after the usual business proceeded to T h e S a f e s t tant Subject. Devoted to fliex Interests of the Maine muster out the old officers nnd the following (>. A. It. Auxiliary. ND most powerful alterative is "We are still on fleck with It is estimated that there are about 1000 co were duly installed by Past President Hattie A yer’s S a rsap arilla. Y'ottng and prices on groceries operative savings and loan associations In the Simmons: Pres.Roseltha Dunton ;Vice Pres., Aold are alike benefited by its use. For United States, that their accumulations of News From Various Corps and Corres Mary E. llanly; Chap.,Caroline Gttshce; Sec., S’ tho eruptive dis property represent 8300,000,000, and that the pondence Lizzie Taylor; l’reas., Emetine Sushee; Con., eases peculiar to SARHILLA Lower Than Ever. amount which will be paid Io them this year Abbie Hart; Guard, Julia Robinson; Past. children nothing H a m p d e n , June 8th. Pres., Rebecca Ripley. Alter the installation else is so effective in the form of dues alone will exceed 805,000 F. O. Flagg Relief Corps was inspected by 000. These associations in their earlier days we listened to reading from T iie C o v h ie k - as this medicine, Compare the following prices the President of the State Corps, Mrs. J. E. while its agreea in Philadelphia wcie called “ building clubs, G azf.t t e by the secretary, which was very in with other dealers and then Rhodes, May 14th. She took tts by surprise, teresting. We wish every corps would take ble flavor makes and later they have been known under the it easy to admin caught us napping, not exactly n Rip Van the paper and from time to time write. The see what yon can name ofbuilding and loan associations. Under Winkle sleep but seemed to be bordering to it ister. any name they mean essentially one and the letters are very interesting and the various do “ My little hoy For Scrofula nnd nil Thunor*. Skin Diftcaiips of nil forms just at that time. We are trying to get out of ings are read in our meetings regularly. A Tumors, Sore*. Blotches. Dyspepsia, Hemlnehe, Cowtivenctw, SAVE BY BUYING OF US same thing, which is the forming of corpora' the ruts and on hard-pan. We are surrottndefl had large scrofu Weariness, Debility. Biliousness, Ithciimntism, NcurolKin, tions in which the members shall loan money beautiful poem by sister Abby Simmons, re lous ulcers on his Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Liver Complaints, Numb- by National Corps so we are somewhat isolated, marks by the new president and many of the neck and throat to one another on certain fixed terms, and by live perhaps too much within ourselves. Wc from which ho « :em.s r.y A VERY FINE ST. LOUIS FLOUR (wnr- means of which laboring men, for the most sisters made a very enjoyable program. I can suffered terribly. “if Out of Sorts” o r number 33, have been organized two years and truly say that we have a corps to be proud of, TONIC BLOOD PURIFIER. rnntcil) for...... • ’> 50 part in our towns and cities, may be able to three months, nnd have expended about 830,In Two physicians CRACKERS (the beM) by the bf»l., per lb .. Oc add to the shares which they have purchased and every member seems to be Interested and attended him, hut ho grew continually Vrico on ly 73 Oontsi. charity nnd more than that in clothing. ready to work to help the boys in blue. worse under tlieir care, and everybody 3 LBS. FINE TEA (warranted)...... 1 0 0 in this association, together with the fines and We had an entertainment In Town Hall, and expected lie would die. I had heard of E. HARTSHORN & SONS? BOSTON, MASS. H a t t ie S im m o n s , tiie remarkable cures effected by Ayer’s A FANCY' ELEGANT MOLASSES,per gal, 40c dues which accrue, a sum equal to what they wltii the sale of silk quilts and other arti Hartshorn's Flavoring Extracts tho Bost. have already Invested in them, nnd apply it to Sarsaparilla, and decided to have my AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP, per lb...... Oc cles we cleared 854.35, now in trenstiry 803.23. hoy try it. Shortly after he began to the building or buying of homes for them IN THE WEST. N E W PRUNES, per lb...... Be Wc held our annual election of officers May take tliis medicine, tho ulcers com selves. menced healing, nnd, after using several NEW SICILY CANARY SEED, per lb... Sc 28th. The following were elected: Mrs. S.R. hotties, lie was entirely cured. He is During the last thirty years these associations Grnnt, President; Mrs. M. Stevenson, Vice A Rockland Young Man Who Is Mak BICKNELL TE SODA, LOOSE, per lb...... Sc ing a Name For Himself. now ns healthy and strong as nnv hoy have increased in all parts of the country. The President; Mrs. A. Stevenson, Chap.; Mrs. S- of his age.” — William F. Dougherty, 3 0 0 M 2 Y I K T 8 BAR8 NICE SO A P...... «Sc first one was organized in a suburb of Phila G. Norwood, Sec.; Mrs. S. Robertson, Treas.; Western papers slate that stenmer Lillie, Hnmpton, Va. 3 CA N 8 T O M A T O ES...... 8S c delphia in 1831; and the second was formed in Mrs. E. G. Gregory, Con.; Mrs. C. F. Emery, built nt Mt. Clemens, Mich., by George S. “ In May last, tny youngest child, 3 CANS CORN...... »Gc 1315, and from 1815 to 1850 about 50 were cre Wardwell, formerly of this city, has proved a fourteen months old, began toliave sores Guard; Mrs. M. L. Tribou, Past Pres. A gather on its head and body. We ap H O R R ’S 3 CANS PEAS...... 2 0 c ated in Philadelphia alone. It is In this city longer notice the next time the Inspecting offi great success. Mt. Clemens is situated seven plied various simple remedies without SCANS STRING BEANS...... 2 0 c and its suburbs that these associations have cer comes and we will have our lamps miles from Lake St. Clair, on the Clinton avail. The sores increased in number always had the precedence, and the savings of nnd discharged copiously. A physician 2 CANS YELLOW PEACHES...... 2 0 c trimmed and burning. River. The river averages 120 feet in width BORAGIG : CREAM! the working people through them in the state was called, hut. the sores continued to S e c . G. S. F i.aoo Co u p s . and 7 1-2 feet in depth. multiply until in ji few months they of Pennsylvania amount in a single year at the Provided the Post with a dinner nnd supper, Four steamboats have been built within a nearly covered tliechild’s head and body. An unfailing retneih 'n r rcligltness nnd C. E. TUTTLE, present time to over seventeen million dollars. Decoration Day. period of five years to meet the requirements At last we began tiie use of Ayer’s Sar hardness of the skin :.ri>ing iroui any In New York they suffered in earlierdays from of the river trade and all have drawn too much saparilla. In a few days a marked cause. change for the better was manifest. Tiie Spear Block, 310 Main Street. insufficient legal protection,but since 1835 they Cooper Relief Corps, No. 27, Union, has In water or carried too little cargo to be profita iiie sores assumed a more healthy condition, 40 r have adopted right methods, and there Is a stalled officers us follows: President, Mrs. The Lillie carries 225 tons ctrgo,drawing 7 feet, the discharges were gradually dimin LADIES—Housework always nil’.cts ished, and finally censed altogether. the skin of the hands nuplensantly. T h e growing tendency to place them upon n secure Lucy Burton; Vice President, Mrs. Electa 2 inches ot water, has proved a good sea boat basis. Their early history in Connecticut was Robbins; See., Mrs. E.A. Hawes ;Treas., Mrs. and runs more than an average rate of speed. The child is livelier, its skin is fresher, lion's Borucic Cream will prevent and R o c k la n d and its appetite better than we have ob remedy this. Photographers, unsatisfactory, and in Massachusetts their Mary E. Dunlon; Chap., Mrs. Martha Mr. Wardwell now holds a master builder’s served for months.”—Frank M. Griffin, 320 Central Block, early beginnings did not meet the expectations J. C. Hcmenway; Guard, Mrs. Alice Thomp Long Point, Texas. certificate recorded in the naval department. Tim free use of Ilorr's Horacio Cream Main St., Make all kinds of those connected with them; but in 1833 the son; Con., Mrs. Elda Stone; Past Pres., Miss Mr. Wardwell writes us that ship building “ The formula of Avar’s Sarsaparilla will keep your hands soft and smooth, of Pictures In First-Claes style. legislature of Massachusetts amended the ear Carrie Diinton. Mrs. M. F. Voglcr acted as on fresh water is slacking up and freights are presents, for chronic diseases of almost Tintypes, Minnetts, Panel up to Life Size. every kind, the best remedy known to whatever your employment. lier net of 1877 for organizing these building installing officer. After the ceremonies Mrs. low. Two years ago wheat freights were the medical world.” — D. M. Wilson, clubs, by changing their name to "co-operative Myrtle Judkins nnd Miss Lula Cummings seven cents, now they are 1 3-4 cents, coal, M. D., Wiggs, Arkansas. t It will prevent aud in lime remove all banks,"and it is estimated that over 82.000,000 favored the company with select readings, fol iron ore and salt in proportion. Building has tendency to Warts an,I Corns. McLOON & CROCKETT. will be paid into these banks in the form of lowed by short remarks by several ot the com been overdone and the Jakes are now lined with Ilorr's Boracic Cream is good for all Life Size Pictures Made by the Platinum dues in the present year. The first association pany, followed by a collation of cake, fruit a fine fleet of wood, steel and composit steam Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, diseases ol tile skin. Process, absolutely permanent, and in Maryland was formed fn Baltimore in 131G, and ice cream. ships. The Dry Dock Co. of Detroit will be Finished in Ink and Crayon. PREPARED BY Eminent physicians have examined it nnd in 1888 there existed in the state 191, o very busy till the coming winter, but do not nnd pronounced it free from all injurious We keep a large variety of which 158 were located in Baltimore. Ohio Avnuitx, June 8, 1889. Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Mouldings and make predict so busy a season next year. Of course ingredients and freely prescribe it. contains at the present time about 625. There The evening of June 6,officers of Knox Relief a mammoth company like that does not intend Price $1; six bottles, $5. Worth $5 a bottle. Frames to Suit An indispensable toilet article. C u sto m ers. are over 300 in Chicago, and over 200 in the Corps, Lewiston were installed by Mrs. Ella A. to long be idle. 10 C all. remainder of the state. They are increasing Beals of Auburn. A large company were pres Mr. Wardwell is once more in the employ of rapidly in numbers and popularity in Wiscon ent, including members of Burnside Corps, BRANCH OFFICE Prepared nt the I.ftborntory of the Forest city the Dry Dock Co. Had freights remained Mmtielne Co., aud for Hide at the following Drug sin. They have had such success in Minnesota Custer Post, and other invited guests. After good this senson he would have had one and — <11 THE— yto n h in Rocklnnd : hat it is estimated that from 8000 to 10,000 the installation ceremonies, remarks from com probably two steamers to build this summer C. II. PENDLETON, F. F. BURPEE homes have been secured through their agency rades and others were listened to, followed by and fall. He writes: “By the way, lime J. II. WIGGIN, cake, lemonade and fruit, which was heartily ,J. W. COAKLEY, \V. If. KITTREDGE. and their total numbe/in the state is believed coasters can be built here of oak much cheaper 14 26 to be over 100. In Indianapolis nlone there enjoyed by all. Knox Relief Corps is one of than those that are built in Maine of mixed are over 100 associations. Even the southern our best. Officers for the ensuing year are as woods. The Lillie is 140 tons, her hull com states have awakened to the value of this form follows: President, Miss Nellie G. Ham ;Vice pleted cost under 87,000. She could not be of eo-operation, and in 1882 there were a large President, Mrs. Clara I. Fuunce; Chaplain, built in Maine for less than 810,000, (mt could WILLOUGHBY BLOCK, a o number of these associations in New Orleans. Miss Martha Hinckley; Sec., Mrs. Mary N. be built here with a crew from Maine for 341 Main St. Rockland. 4 These facts, which are gleaned from Mr. Hasttell; Treas., Mrs. Hattie Douglas; 86,000.” s © Seymour Dexter's paper in the Journal of Conductor, Mrs. Lizzie Eider; Guard, Mrs. f t Economics, indicate a general movement of Julia Brown; Past President, Mrs. Loretta W . C. T. U. x g workingmen throughout the country to lay by Sanborn. < ! § a portion of their income,and to use the money E lla A. B e a l s , *»*------For God, Home and Native Land. 3.00 PANTS! Li thus saved in building and owning homes for Inspector W. S. It. C. From the Freeman of West Virginia: In the world. □ themselves. It means for our people the form The saloon is a mischievous, murderous out fo Select From. Avnuitx, June 8, 1889. 0 ing of habits of promptness, saving, frugality law and nuisance. we offer the following □ and Industry,and the earnest effort to acquire and Burnside Relief Corps occupied for the first It is the prolific breeder of vice. i ar«’ not e n t i r e ly satiw- o 0 accumulate enough money so that they can use time its new headquarters Monday evening, will make nnotlier pair or refund < It is the corrupter of our boys and destroyer . n» the option of the buyer. We are their own strength and opportunity to advan June 3d, at which time the officers for the ensu of our young men. i ft liner grade of Pants at $3-50, f#4 J We Are Doing OnrLevelBest tage. They are mostly local. Their opera ing term were installed by Mrs. J. D. Williams It is the constant inciter of riot and murder. Vests and Conts in proportion. a 0 tions are confined to the county or city where oi Portland, State Installing Officer. A very It is the brazen insulter of women every To please the public, and succeeding, we Fhouid large number were present, including officers P. G. & L. F. YOUNG, Mgrs. U s m Sr judge, taking note of the increased sales and the they are located. There is little danger that where. increase in the number of daily visitors to our store. the money will be spirited away. The man from Knox Relief Corps, Lewiston, Kimball It is the most vicious and malicious enemy 0 Not a stone left unturned to make your visit a Relief, Livermore Falls, and Thatcher Relief, proiltable one. Every kind of House Furnishing agement costs little. The funds can always be of the home. READY FOR BUSINESS. H Goods at low figures. loaned at legal interest, and sometimes at nn Portland. While singing the closing ode, It is satan’s school house and the drill room advance. The plan is more potent than the members ot Burnside Post, and A. C. Pray of devils, set over against our free schools and CO saving banks in stimulating savings,and can be Camp, S. of V.,took possession of the hall and hurches. CHAS. W. PERRY g o A FEW SPECIALTIES JUST NOW: ladies. The prisoners at once surrendered,and introduced earlier into small places. It gives a It is a nest of vipers in the very bosom of Is prepared to take contracts for i - L Champion Oil Stoves and Champion Lamp great many people, who have never thought of were escorted to the banquet hall, where society. 0 Stoves from ...... it before, a certain definite object, and it is lo fine collation had been prepared by the It is a breeder of moral malaria wherever it ’h $t'i 00 DQ Complete,handy and safe,and above all economical. cated so near them that they can easily ascer gentlemen. After discussing the good things comes. Moving: and Raising Bnildiiis! & 0£ of the feust.all returned to the hall and parlors, —AND— DRAPERIES AND PORTIERES. tain whether it is wisely managed. It proposes It is a perpetual insult to common decency, kl definitely to a family a system of thrift by where a most pleasant social Qvas enjoyed. and a continuous outrage on public rights, any 0 DIGGING AND BUILDING CELLARS. CD H « ! § Irish Point Lace D raperies...... $2 50 which the father, already thrifty, takes shares Burnside Post and Corps have the largest and where and everywhere it opens its maelstrom Cheap at a $5 bill. for bis children, and trains them to habits of best equipped ball in the state,and have reason 0 of misery and death. ALL KINDS OF THUCKINC Madras Draperies, fine goods, per pair...... $3 00 saving more easily than he could otherwise. to be proud of the success which has crowned If these things be so—if the saloon really is □ N ottingham goods, per pair from ...... $1 to $100 It was remarked by an English traveller twen their labors in this directien. Following is the a mischievous, murderous outlaw nnd nui PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. H T - g board of officers: President, Mrs. Hattie Burr; oa TABLE LINENS. ty-five years ago that pawnbrokers stood a sance, always and everywhere, can there be cS small chance of doing anything in America, Vice President, Mrs, Augusta Maloon ; Chap any reason under the sun, why the saloon 1 H § Table ( ’overs, Table Napkins, Table Cloths, Stair because the working people did not get into lain, Mrs. Lou Lovejoy; See., Mrs. Ella A. should stay ? Linens; a job Jot bought cbeup to be sold cheap. straits, and it is these co-operative savings and Beals; Treas., Mrs. Lucy Foster; Conductor, a 0 and loan associations which have done very Mrs. Mary Wells; Guard,Mrs.Mellie Mitchell; THE FISHERMEN. 0. E. HAHN & CO., B A LDWIN REFRIG E RATORS. O Q much in different purls of the country to secure Past President, Mrs. Lydia A. Bickford. Buy only the best, the most economical on ice, the Mackerel are so plenty on the coast of Ireland Ll for our industrial and wage-earning population E l l a A. B e a l s , S e c . best preserver of provisions ami the best looking that they don’t count the catch but weigh them House, Ship, Sign, Ornamental Refrigerator in the United States. homes of their own and habits of thrift, which The annual meeting of Bosworth Relief by the ton. Ireland is on top for once. HEYWOOD BABY CARRIAGES. grow when they have been once formed, and and A rtistic tend to the best results in advancing the masses Corps,Portland, was held Friday. The reports The mackerel season of 1889 commenced Tw o hundred styles, made in every kind of up* of the secretary and treasurer were read. From Saturday, and some twenty sail o f the Port PAINTERS AND DECORATORS, bolstering, beautifully finished, durable, best of of men in their material welfare. The success land fleet have started for the Southern waters. gear, made by experienced workmen, and thor ot these associations may be traced even in the report of the secretary, Mrs.E. L. Elwell, it In addition about ten small vessels, or (Daggers, ----- ALSO DEALERS IN ------oughly to he relied on. Mothers and children Boston and vicinage, though they haye never was learned that the corps has 195 members in have also got under way for the same fishery, both need the aid of the Ileywood to thoroughly good standing, 18 ladies having been initiated und will try their luck at Block Island. But Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Putty, enjoy life. obtained the popularity here which they have few schools of mackerel have been seen so fur acquired in Philadelphia or in some parts of during the past year. CLOCKS! CLOCKS! CLOCKS! this spring, but the fishermen all seem to be Artists’ Materials, Brushes. the West. Any one who examines them will The report oi the treasurer was of great confident that the catch this season will be O-Cheapewt pluce in the couutry for J wrov.r.c __AsEL'vV A larm , Mantel, Carriage, see that the plan on which ihey are formed is interest and shows that this corps is in a finan much better than that of the past three years, Sign and Bulletin Board Painting. H alf-H our, Cathedral Gong, Visible, cial standing perhaps not excelled by any other and it is to be hoped that they will not be dis S trik e, Escapement, not only safe, but wise. They are organized appointed.— Portland Argus. Scenery Painting a Specialty. $1.00 Clocks $5.00 Clocks. woman's organization in New England : $3.00 Clocks. under legislative guidance and restriction, and The Lamolnc fishing licet has been remark 204 Main Street* Opp.'Farwell Hall, The best Mantel Clock ever offered for $0.00; suit they ba/e proved a blessing to the people wher Total receipts for year, 815,288.90 ably lucky during the sixteen years in which able for presentation; really handsome; best value Total expenditures, 11,625.02 it has been employed in the Grand Bunks cod ever seen, and only a few of them. ever they have been fairly established and fishery. Ot its fifteen vessels but one has extensively developed.—Boston Herald. Balance on hand, 83,663 88 been lust. Over three hundred men are en CHAMBER SETS ------A. J. BIRD & GO., The corps has puid out for relief and uid to gaged in this industry in Lumoinc. The ves -----1)EA LRUSIN ------NEWSPAPER NOTES. sets sail fur the Banks about May 1st, making In Ash from ...... $18 to $35 worthy poor, 8218.27. Of this, 876.12 was paid generally but one trip there a year, but a few Walnut, Marble Top ...... to aid persons not members of the order,a thing of them two trips. The rest of the time they Oak, Maple and Cherry ...... $20 to $50 The Machias Republican announces that its rarely done by any other of beneficiary soci are engaged in the coastwise and foreign trade. -:C-O-A-L,:- proprietor, C. O. Furbush, has admitted to eties in the world; 8142.14 was paid to mem These fishermen use no trawls preferring the PARLOR SUITS. partnership Austin F. Kingsley of East old method of hand-lining in dories.—Ells bers ot the order. Past State President Mrs. worth American. GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Machias. An enlargement of twenty-five per A. M. Sawyer installed the following offi H A R D W O O D (C., It. I. & P. a n tic , K. A: N. It’ys.) Parlor Suita In Plush ...... $37 50 cent, to the space devoted to reading matter ------*♦»------West. Northv/est and Southwest. It includes Parlor Suits in Plush, 0 pieces, Crushed cers : THE JOHNSTOWN FLOOD. CHICAGO. JOLIET. ROCK ISLAND. DAVEN Plush Combinaiion colors, complete...... 45 00 has been made and a general improvement of President—Mrs. W. R. Grioben. PORT, DE8 MOINES, COUNCIL BLUFFS. WA the paper. TERTOWN, SIOUX FALLS. MINNEAPOLIS. Parlor Suits in Haircloth ...... 35 oo Vice President—Mrs. C. H. Mitchell. is beyond question one oi the greatest in the Flour, Groceries, Provisions, ST. PAUL. ST. JOSEPH. ATCHISON. LEAVEN Parlor Suita, Plush...... 300 00 Editor Grant of the Bar Harbor Record re Chaplain—Mrs. C. S. Merrill. world’s history. A graphic, accurate and pro WORTH, KANSAS CITY. TOPEKA. COLORADO Secretary—Mrs. E. I,. Elwell. PRESSED HAY AND STRAW, SPRINGS, DENVER. PUEBLO, und hundreds ol Chase Pianos, Morris Pianos, tires from journalistic work to enter the law. fusely illustrated history of it will be eagerly prosperous cities and towns—traversing vast ureas Conductor—Mrs. Edward Deane. sought for by the reuding public. of tho richest lurming’ lands in the west. If he makes as good a lawyer as he hits editor Guard—Mrs. J. H P ik e. Packard Organs, Carpenter Organs. We are glad to announce that such a work is Cement, Lime, Hair, &c. he should be satisfied. Past President—Mrs. W. H. Wentworth. being prepared by W. Fetcher Johnson, esq., SOLID VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS Leudinf? all competitors in splendor and luxury Anything, everything at Lowest Prices on our con ------«♦►■■■■-— — After these officers were installed the past and will be sold by canvassers through the of accommodations (daily> between CHICAGO tract system of one fc-urth down, balance monthly, corps president installed Mrs. Sawyer us treas well knotyn publishing house of S. S. Scranton and COLORADO SPRINGS. DENVER and PU or a discount for cash. THE GRANGE. A Co., Hartford, Conn. EBLO. S im ilar m usuilicent YEsTiBt’I.E TRAIN urer for the ensuing year. In addition to the The universal interest in this subject insures service (daily) between CHICAGO and COUNCIL money and other property owned by the corps, BLUFFS (OMAHA), und between CHICAGO and Carpets and Ranges a Specialty ! Worthy Master Robie ol the State Grange a large sale; any person wanting employment K/xNSAS CITY. Modern Day Coaches, elegant they own a piano und other properly used in and quick cash returns, should apply to the Dining Cars (serving delicious meals at moderate >«•Home building made easy by applying to us. will attend the dedication of the line new hall publishers ut once. prices), restful ItecUninK Chair Cars (scuts i REE) at Foxcroft the 26th ol June, and will deliver giving entertainments. —«♦» —— und Palaco Sleeping Cars. Tho direct line to an address at Woolwich the tl7th. He has NELSON. HORTON. HUTCHINSON. WICHITA. just received a letter from Worthy Master HORSE HAIRS. ABILENE, CALDWELL, aud all points in South THE ATKINSON The officers of A. A. Dwinal Relief Corps ern Nebraska, Kansas. Colorado, the Indian Ter Brigham of Ohio, of the National Grange, ritory und Texas. California Excursions dully. who says that be will visit the State the last were installed on the evening of June 8, by Choice of routes to the Pucillc coast. week in August. Arrangements are to be Mrs. Ella A. Beals, Inspector W. 8. R.C. At Frank Jones has a colt, born Saturday, a HOUSE FURNISHING week ago, out of a Buchanan mure, Phebe Tho Famous Albert Lea Route made for sevetal grand rallies in different parts the close of the meeting the visitors und mem Binu buperbly equipped Expresu Trains, d aily , of the State, which will lie addressed by Mr. bers were reguied with ice cream und cake Cobb, after Arthur B., A. B. Crockett’s Bronze between Chicago. St. Joseph. Atchison, Leuven- Brigham and other well known Grange work- stallion. F. 11. Berry also has u suckling colt worth. Kuusas City, und Minneapolis aud St. COMPANY, ets. through the courtesy of Mrs. Cupt. Bucktuun, Paul. The populur tourist line to tho scenic resor ts out of the Patchen mare, Island Girl, after and huntijuj and Jishimr grounds of the northwest. ------...... —— a member of the corps. The officers installed Itu Watertown and Sioux Fulls branch traverses ANOTHER MORTGAGE LIFTER. are these: President, Mrs. Maria Skinner; Arthur U. They are both fine colts. the great ‘WHEAT AND DAIRY BELT” oi Corner Main and Park Sts., Rockland Northern Iowa, Southwestern Minnesota and East Vice President, Mrs. Annie Nason; Chaplain, The bill increasing the penalty for docking We grew in age und lived together, Central Dakota. HEADQUARTERS: Hallowell now has a Loan & Building Asso Roaming the while quite wild, Mrs. Rose Green; Sec., Mrs. Hattie Robbins; the tails of horszs scents to be in a fair way to The Short Line via Seneca and Kankakee offers ciation, its organization having just been per become a law, but as yet nothing has been My breuel her shield in wintry weather. facilities to travel to and from Indianapolis. Cin fected. The officers are: President, Gen. Treas., Mrs. Eliza Sbotes; Conductor, Miss done to make docked tails unfashionable. “If Which caused the smile she smiled. cinnati and other Southern points. C. W. Tilden; Vice President, Geo. F. Sim Annie Churchill; Guard.Mrs. Mary Churchill; I wanted to sell a lot of horses tomorrow.” But we ulso used For Tickets, Maps, Folders, or desired informa Bruachca at Auburn, Uocklund, Bangor, Biddeford mons; Secretary, W. H. Perry; Treasurer, Past President, Mrs. Mary Morton. says one of the largest dealers in horse fiesb in tion, apply a t an y Coupon T ick et Office, o r ad d ress Norway aud Gardiner. C. K. Tilden; Auditor, J. W. Fuller; Solicitor. New York, “ I would have every tail off before HARRIS' ANODYNE LIN IM EN T! E. ST.JOHN, E.A.HOLBROOK, F. E. Beane; Finance Committee, J. W. E l l a A. B e a l s , sundown touight.” 'Tis true, 'tis pity.—Bos Good us you kuow for mun or beast, both iuter* GeuT Manager. Genl Tkt. fie Pass. AgL IBt AC C, ATKINSON, Geo. Muuuger Church, Geo. F. Simmons and Frank Kittredge. Inspector W. S. R. C, ton Herald. nuljy und cxtcrnully. 5 CHICAGO. ILL.