The Republican Journal. 0U MK 71 MAINE, THURSDAY. •___BELFAST, NOVEMBER 30, 189oT XEMBER 48. contents ot To-Day’s Journal. 1 he Windsor Hotel Litigation. OBITUARY. wick, near where Eastport, he was born amt The Teachers’ Lecture Course. The Church and Prohibition. PAGE 1 where he lived until he PERSONAL. was U years old, >• hu«»l Notes .The Windsor Hotel I.itiga- Important Prohibitory Law Ruling, With John H. died at bis borne in this \ \ Quimby when his father died and he Rev. G. E. »rthport Campground Case..Deer ls e Disputing Opinion went to Ells- The Belfast Teachers’ Club opened their Edgett spoke at the Methodist Mrs. Laura Robbins visited by Judge Emery. Nov. after an friends in Boa- obituary The News of Brooks The city Monday morning, 27th, worth to live with an older Tins decision has hecu received from brother. He lecture course for the season of 1899-1900 church Sunday evening on the relation of I ton last week. r-' Lecture Course..The Churches nu- the illness of several weeks. lie was born in ll aud was an energetic business man at the School the church to the Prohibition. News of the Gra g law court: through life, Friday evening High room. prohibitory law. The ad- Hou. W. C. Marshall Bells Personal..Good Belfast Feb. 14, 1829, a son of Dr. Pbiueas and went to Augusta Templars..The Waldo followed at different times a number of The was Rev. W. H. Woude of Cas- dress was delivered at ;. county,*—Marcellus R. speaker the invitation of the for 1'.m>0..Investments of Summer Visit Knowltonjn P. and Susannah B. Monday on business. in vs. Ida \1. Bradburv. (Haraden) Quimby. occupations. He was a Pitcher of Belfast..Bath Gets a Con equity, Rescript by sailor, a master tine, and his subject was “John Ruskin and Belfast Woman's Christian Temperance ■ The father was bom in N. in t -tton is King. Strout, ,1 April 1, ISM. defendant leased to Lebanon, H., and Mrs. L. F. Howard went to Boston last mariner, aLshipbuilder calker. He was his mission.’’ There was a large attendance Union, and the members seats re- PAGE the Windsor hotel in the 1802, and came to Belfast when a occupied week a 2. plaintiff Belfast,for young the oldest member for short visit. term of the Masonic and Mr. Woude held the closest attention of served for them in the front. A con- > of three years from that date,at a rental fraternity large Fight for the Presidency.. Hauled up man. He was a watch and clock-maker •f a from by in Ellsworth and attended Osborne Lord is '..The Case of Aaron Snow..The Sa^e 51,-00 year, which rental plaintiff lodge meetings as his hearers throughout. He first reviewed gregation was present. Miss Ginn sang a spending Thanksgiving trade and was noted for his and oitabacook. was to retain 5-00 to be line accu- as he was with friends in annually expended long able to go out. He was a.so the early life of Ruskin, and the effect of solo in the opening exercises. Pittsfield. page 3. on repairs on the inside of the hotel, “as he rate workmanship. In 1888 he, in the * * company oldest person in the His wife his then on his future life. John Mr. took the desires, * the lessor “to the out- i city. training Edgett ground that we have Mrs. Josiah West of I’nitjr is her vmg Trii Through Spain ami keep with Major made the works died visiting Portugal., .-:Chicago, London, aud at the father’s death inherited therefore, attempt to elect good men I). N. Bird tl range < )fiicers. 1 he lease also mo voted that "said Kuowlton service in the of the Unitarian church. Mrs. returned home yesterday from belfry Mary Clark of Bangor, James Cook of a of which he to the last to enforce the law to have the to said legacy debt, paid rather than to devote our a ten visit in PAGE 4. right purchase premises He early became interested in j days’ Boston. for mesmerism, Ellsworth, Mrs. Cinderella Mason of Ells- ! The father was a lover of art and attention to o Not* ..Transfers in 57000 at an> time during said term.” farthing. the election of legislators. He Real Estate and was O. G. White Boats. Plaintiff entered into of one of the pioneers of that science of returned Saturday fromaten- .Secret Societies. C o- possession the hotel worth, Henry Cook Boston, and Mrs. the man inherited the trait to a mark- read an extract from the Union the .County in young Signal, visit in April 1. ISM, Mint has ever since retained America. His success was so great in Julia Stevens of days Massachusetts. Belfast. ed degree. On their business travels official organ of the W. C. T. page 5. Mo l. possession, and to the of through- U., stating prior filing this line that he was often called A. n« upon by mt visited all the that P. Mansfield and J. F. Sheldon were in w> id Belfast. tli.-* hill, and within t e first year of his ten- 1 he England they picture gal- happily places in Maine where liquors to remains of Leslie Sanborn arrived in an• he Midi) surgeons put patients into mesmeric Brooks on PAGE >. nad expend* ,i m inside repairs sleep leries, both and private, where the are sold are scarce. To thi.* he took Monday business. Belfast the 10 a. in. public excep- and regularly pod rendered the defend- for the performance of difficult surgical by train last Friday, Friend .Prosperity the op- best works of art were to be seen, thus fos- tions. and read statistics from the Internal Rev. G. E Edgett went to New Bruns Throughout ant her net rent of -l It is in from where he l louse of T Mia■ 1 s Tr per year. erations. One case of 11 ii- kind, in was Boston, died Nov. 21st of >uble Regis- 1S44, the Revenue wick for a short C'-of M ater Yeld tering young man’s inherent love of art. department, showing that L\ S. Tuesday visit. I.iterarv News ami intoxicating reported in full iu the Boston Medical typhoid fever. The deceased was horn in Cr bote b w hicli aud sleeping City.".. New*C<*ke Oven cpuors mthe cause defend- Ruskin’s mother was a devout Christian aud revenue taxes for the sale of are Frank P. Wilson is Morrill a soa of liquors paid reading law u the ant « domed to terminate the and to Surgical Journal, the leading medical thirty-four years ago, Wm. lease, jour- that her son should become an on 1308 in PAGE 7. and Ellen Sanborn. designed places Maine, a marked increase office of Hon. Geo. E Johnson. this end brought p: cess of forcible entry nal of the iu the p. p. When seventeen years ( day country, Quimby over last M iMv!'-ai,\ New- Notes.. 1 ! and del,oner i*-' the olaintiff on old he went Evangelical clergyman. With this end in year, and that in ten years the ar- MHn I»eer aga Aug. married to Boston, where he soon after | Mr. and. Mrs Ambrose Morrison an* 1 ■ Susannah B of and spend- Po-.,> v of Years Pm- t•, Serve. lS'd7. No of daughter John rests for .The otlo ait-e forfeiture is sug- entered the of the view she obliged him to read aloud regular- drunkenness have increased far in f Pettigrew -- employ Boston & in Fettered Wii Hannah (Brown) Haraden. He died iu 1827 Albany ing Thanksgiving Brunswick. gested. certain of the' and the excess of the increase of Railroad Co. as fireman. ly passages Bible, | population. PAGE 8. >> 'i Tii ti ess was tins bill and she in 1878. Eight years ago Janies pi,., penning, The Worth ley of Arlington, Miss was 1 he thus obtained was the election of all officers who to '1 1 > 1 ">■' ') « was in Oct a an in- he was to training founda- have do oriespoiideiiee. Ship brought, IS:'7, praying Jolm H 1 promoted engineer and has since Ma Quimby attended the common | a guest of F. W. last week. rkets.. Births Mar riages.. Deatiis again*; tunhe* with the tion for his habits of industrious and with the enforcement of the laws should he Shepherd junction proceeding j schools of worked in that capacity. He was unmarried. pains- forcible and del oner case and for 1 Belfast, ami at an early age en- I entry His mother’s efforts were above State Capt. and Mrs. I). A. Carter wont to Mal- tered He was a member of the Masonic Odd taking study. party. Every sheriff, deputy, High School Notes, sj <■ 11i.■ perforin m< e «ie!t ndaut s contract ttie store of his urn it, Daniel and Haraden, seconded by her who in her zeal for constable, and should den, Mass., Tuesday to spend to o!t\v\ the i.. on as Fellows fraternities, and of the sister, county attorney judge Thanksgiving. premis.-* plaintiff pay- clerk, where he worked until 1854, when Brotherhood Cm at ment of >700d fn 'i-'ii the hill the welfare of the became I be a man true to the best interests of the ; Clerk L. H. those 'hustling'* leaves'.1 pending he of Locomotive In the former spiritual youth City March has been confined was appointed cashier of the new lugineers. was granted, K. S 17 *r< does not pro- Bank and his The order he hail over-zealous life became wholly people. speaker referred to the charges to the house since last a i>. ions vide u of advanced to the of | Friday by that lease shai void if the lessee Commerce. When the State banks were degree > front seats seem to in changed To understand Ruskin made that business men do not take the in- attack. be great de- selis int. xicating > :■ therein, but gives Knight Templar. Funeral services were thoroughly superceded by National Banks, in 1888, he .' the lessor the option ’• avoid it, if he held in Morrill v e should be familiar with the writings of terest they should in the suppression of the ; lately. w as oue of Friday afternoon, Rev. A. A. Jeremiah Holmes of Winterport visited chooses It lie mu a the movers for the does laim forfeiture, establishing the two were dissimi- ! to which he that the Smith of Belfast W’ordsworth, although liquor traffic, replied Mr. and Mrs. P. S. a few the lease continues, tm less* •remains liable Belfast Savings Bank, together with Messrs. officiating. Staples bays tin- y 'dug ladies of the lass of ’l>‘t are lar in many respects. Mr. Woude drew a business men as a rule would be w illing to for rent according to it* terms, and subject Asa J. G. past week. Fauuce, Brooks, Win O. Poor, C. William a General History with the seniors, to the performance f Ins ti;er covenants Capt. Slater, prominent citizen, comparison between the works of these two do all in their power in that line if expe- B. Hazeltine and N. F. Houston. highly in Knox, Lincoln and V\ al- John W. Doe and family of Bar Harbor Heieu Bird and Carter. contained therein it is analogous to the Mr. respected writers, and showed how the rience did not teach them that the Mary do counties, where he was great reading majority option of the landlord ’* enter and expel the Faunee was the first president, and Mr. widely known, are spending the week with his parents, Mr died at his home at Wash- of the one would help to an understanding of the moves for proliibiton accomplish little '■ tenant, if he fails to rim rent, but it will Stickne.y Corner, ami is of building another vessel pay Quimby treasurer, the latter his Mrs. A. W. Doe. not be in the absence of such holding po- ington, Nov. 17th, aged S4 years. He was of the other. When the in the way of reform,and react loss of cus- We claimed, ejec- Pre-Raphaelite by sincerely hope the will sition continuously to the of his horn on the where lie and where Mrs. Clara Gilmore went to Boston Tues- launching tion by the lessor, that the lease is at an end day death. place died, school arose was oue of its est tom upon such merchants as endorse them. : he his Ruskin ear! •he the school term. In this the to When the Belfast & made home during his long and use- to place during case, plaintiff appears have Moosehead Lake R. R. aud most The Pre- He does not believe a man should be afraid day spend Thanksgiving with her daugh- ful life, lie begau going to sea when 17 constant advocates. expended about >noo m the Co. was repairs during organized in 1887, he was chosen to a ter, Mrs. Waldo B. Newton. e years of age, and followed that be true take stand for the on account of last issue of the ‘‘Class Tell-Tale" iirst year of the term, and it is inequitable occupation Raphaelites claimed that art should right clerk, which he held until until he reached an advanced d that the defendant should position his age, the loss of a little but he does not Mrs. A. E. Clark, who has been suggested that a covered walk con- avail herself of retiring to life, aud Ruskin adhered firmly to this. trade, very ill, is death. He was with a fine record as a successful mas- this benefit to the estate, by c,aiming a for- a director in the Belfast ship blame a man for not to sacri- Her g the Upper Grammar and ter. Ht* commanded several Mr. Woude then read a number of selections being willing slowly improving. sister. Mrs. Robert High feiture before one half of the term & large vessels, stipulated Light Power Co. In when Belfast fice his when he no he 1853, in Tbomaston He was business knows it can do White of Farmington, is with her. buildings erected for the conven- of enjoyment had when at the same generally going ships. from Ruskin’s writings, showing some of elapsed, became a Mr. also in f am city, Quimby was elected engaged ship building, and built and good. The mission of the church is along those who w ish to visit- the Grain* time the pi till is ready to pay her the full his finer thoughts in various lines. Ruskin’s Miss Lucy Cushman, a teacher in the clerk of the Common owned 13 He married Miss Eliza Ann hool agreed value of the property for a convey- Council, which posi- ships. moral lines, rather than legal, but the church in damp weather. A telephone Robinson, who idea of love was as bold as his and in Rockport schools, is a ance in tion survives him, together with art, spending Thanksgiv- accordance with her agreement in he held until 1858, when he was chosen should ever be found on the side of and tion between two a a brother and a sister. was right, the buildings was the lease. That, is as distinct son, He kind this he was criticised as severely as in the ing vacation at her home in Moiitviile and agreement City Clerk. He was Cierk er City from 1858 and generous, and was dearly beloved all ready to uphold the enforcement of law. He improvement suggested. from that of the lease as if in a separate in- by other. But it was not in use of words alone with friends in Belfast. to 1880, and who knew him. The was strument. again from 1884 to 1873. He funeral held Nov. believes in moral suasion fi r the drunkard, Hon. that Ruskin excelled. He was a imirth was a tine lfith, L. M. Staples having The practical Mrs. Horace R. Childs left noon division declaims next, and An important branch of equity jurispru- penman and an accurate account- charge. but the rumseller should be made to feel the Friday for services were conducted by Rev T. P. Jones reformer, and his found exercise in •' :1 end the for this term. dence is to relieve against forfeiture. It is ant, and his books and charity her home in Everett, Mass., speaking reports were alwavs the The burial was in Leven- strong arm of the law. He closed with the accompanied by no to defendant to the Evangelise. a the The hardship convey models of saler practical way among poor. speaker her sister. Mrs. Carrie E. who will for the accuracy, clearness and neatness. cemetery. [Rockland Opinion. statement of his conviction that if the W. C. IVircv, ii her of seats were changed last premises agreed consideration, but it closed with further quotations from Ruskin, a to Possessed of a spend with her is hardship plaintiff if both his right as very retentive memory he T. l\ and the other women who desire Thanksgiving t give more room for the a summing up of his finer as ex- loyal reciting lessee and as prospective are was an thoughts purchaser authority on all matters of local his- Death of J. 5. Thombs. the enforcement of the law should unite Among the members of the lass of T.*02 at forfeited. It is the of to Capt. pressed in words province equity or tory business from his lie was rum in State be rlie Maine State chosen the fac- adjust the rights of parties, as they stand boyhood. The next lecture in the course will be every shop the would closed. College by Just as we go to we learn of the sud- by Emily (iilbreth was absent a few upon the particular facts of the case. It thoroughly honest and reliable in all trans- press to take in the local soon after the of the ulty part Sophomore prize a deu death of S. after j talent, opening last week. appears that within reasonable time after actions, of and social Capt. Joseph Thombs, News of the declamations is E. J. genial disposition, and winter term of in Granges. Bartlett of Montville. defendant claimed a forfeiture of the lease, a very short illness. Particulars next week. I school, January. had a circle of warm the offered to the >7"O0 very large friends. Judge Fugler carries a cigar case which next "Tell-Tale" will be issued Mon- plaintiff pay agreed _ Victor will hold a for the title, but the defendant declined to In 1880 he married Anna M of Grange. Searsmont, cap Dec. 4th. Miss Lillian Jones, editor. daughter The News ot Brooks. he prizes more than its intrinsic value. It make the conveyance and insisted upon for- A. N. and I'he Churches. sociable at the Grange hall Dec. 5th. Mary (Wadlin) Noyes, who sur- was presented him by Judge Wlntehouse, feiture of the lease, and of a l right of plain- c.tn't we have a school The vives him. have one William H. Earl Bessey is teaching at the Cates school Equity Grange will elect officers next paper? tiff to purchase. A demurrer to the hill was They son, who bought it m Glasgow during lus recent house in Jackson. One candidate was baptized at the Baptist The two ind High school has one which is tiled, which raised a technical question of Quimby, who has been associated with his Saturday evening. grange has trip abroad. last three times pleading, but as it has not been argued, it father in the Bank since Mrs. Frances Merritt returned from Low- church Sunday candidates on the road. annually—in December, Savings leaving th*' new must be a-* waived and need not be Mass.. Among students initiated into and regarded the ell, Monday. will held June. Li is called ‘Whim.-'." Belfast High school. He is now as- Meetings be at the Peoples’ Mis- further noth ed. Upon all the facts in this The box sociable the secret societies at the Ma in State Col- Mrs. Isaac Leathers has been given by Dirigo Grange. gomg to allow Hoc aland to beat the as*-, it is t!ie opinion of The court that the sistant cashier of that institution. Of the visitiug in sion every Tuesday, Thursday,Saturday and this week. was a success. six lege were Ralph L. Cooper. South Mont- 1 S plaftntiff is entitled to relief, and four children of P. P. Bangor, returning at 7 o'clock. Bible Freedom, perfect, Nearly upon pay- Quimby, two now re- Sunday evening study ville Tau L. Maxtieid. ment of S7000 w’thin <10 after notice of B. dollars were taken, which with the money Alpha Omega Amy days main. Augusta, widow of J. W. C. Sampson of Freedom is buying ami Sunday at 5 p. m. All are welcome. tii.s decision, a decree will be Frederick, Phi -'•■»s been discovered one of entered that a large amount of from this tin for tins Saudypoint, Gamma. recently by and A. shipping hay already appropriated by Grange .ietendent convex to tlie plaintiff the premi- George Quimby, both of this city. station. The Thanksgiving sermon will be at the i.. rs that the hair of the 'art man will make a nme addition t Frank Brown of Morrill arrived home last age ses described in the free from all emu in The purpose quite hi!I, funeral services were held at his late Baptist church this. Thursday, evening, at \ had the sanic st length and texture bi.mces If not so paid, the hill to be dis- Grace Dow arrived home from the Castine our library. Friday, from Lawrence. Mass where he is, residence at J p. in. yesterday, Rev. J. M. Normal 7 30 o’clock, Rev. Geo, S. Mills <>f the •'e hair. This ii-*• is n.isscd with ■•sts. I! si paid, bill sustained school Friday. She graduates next by ery extreme!; At the of Seaside employed, for a short vacatiou. He was a w ith sts, and decre,- in accordance with Leighton, pastor of the Unitarian church spring. Congregational church. The Festival Cho. regular meeting Grange sting and wi;!. doubtless be of great cm mummed Elmer Brown of Lawrence tins ami a warm Saturday fourteen members of by rescript. personal friend of the deceased, A. B. Huff, who has been in Bos- rus will furnish the music. evening to the scientists J. — I The working visited friends in Belfast Ihssenl, Fmery, dissent stipu- ton at his as a Farmers’ Pride Grange of Lineoliiville were They Saturday officiating. There was a very large attend- trade brick mas'-a,has return- The, for the V. P. S. C. E. and lation for sale was one of several stipulations ed for the subject hard week ance of home winter. voted into membership. Farmers' Pride hav- very this week. in the same contra* t. and, like the others, sorrowing friends, and the loral Epworth League next Sunday will be‘*Un- Mr. and Mrs. Cl.ms E. Stevens went to David Smith of its charter. Seaside was limited by tbe “term' the lease. By tributes were profuse and beautiful. Mrs. Brooksville, who has ing given up Grange Ellsworth last week to visit her father, a ho ic Among til He come.” The Lord's Supper. 1. Cor. t have a Belfast School an unlawful been her A. High making nuisance of the prem- them was a visiting sister, Mrs. \V. Rich, will elert officers next Saturday evening. handsome wreath from the Bel- 11: 23-28 The International school was seriously ill. Mr. Stevens returned Association. There is ies a wilful violation of the law. returned home Saturday. ; Sunday another through fast Baud, the members to this Silver Harvest Grange, No Ml. has hut his wife remained and v ia with •' Tin '-ssee forfeited his right or' term.' K. desiring pay lesson will he, the Sabbath.” Nell, adopt- home, here Rockland gets ahead f us, as W.S. Jones has I ‘Keeping S ■ •'! last to returned from Boston and •!i• *t 17. sec. The lessor thereopon ex- tribute one who had aided and en- 13: 15-22. ed the following resolutions. her father when he passed aw ax Th"."sdav. II S. Alumni Association is a reports the out look for the skirt business the ; very ercised her statutory right To end the “term'' : couraged them with his Whereas, it has our and influ- season as pleased heavenly ■ -■ money coming very good. A. B. Stantial of Brooks was u t:. iv mg institution. by b»-g!i timg a process of forcible entry and F -i lowing are tie- Baptist church notices: Father in His all-wise to take ence. to the last of others providence detainer. Tlie lessee's was thus' Thoughtful Mr. He has ret over-* a "term" 1 S. Si & Son have sold a valuable Tin weekly prayer meeting and the Church from us our brother, Arthur G. as Saturday cpote had ay-les | Simpson, Kaglish Literature lass have finish- ; ah:-..lately forfeited ami extinguished and Quimby requested while oil his death horse, t" Rhode Island H E. ! we feel his loss, miss his It iilntss ami -s alee to attend !• t usim ss parties Sta- Cert mint will be held on deepl\ pleasant, mg ail of the lessee limited to that term j meetings together ig “As You Like It." and have he- rights ; bed that the flowers sent for the funeral he phs took him to Providence this week. | voice and presence in the Grange, yet we Mr. Stai on Sat- sua were also forfeited and extinguished Pres- j Friday evening. Teuebers’meeting believe he has left these earthi> scenes tra shall on the !• r-e trail S av for good bye people here, to their Rev. G. S. Mills, will preach at 10 45 a. m : j longer Augusta powers, against which I desire to record my body's friend,’’ will be kept thrill reports were received last week! ! fragrant. general regret. He accepted a call to the where p.ect tin lot- protest. Sunday school at 12 m.; C. F. meeting atO 30 Boston, they Jackson church after graduating from the With joy in our gladin as or grief in our o' several days, lea\ ng t) re ; r:-r part "f the Juniors have found their class Bangor Theological Seminary in 181)1, and p. in.; topic, “Until He come. The Lord’s Therefore, A (iroum] f for Nurlhport Camp Case Charles H. of Lewiston died Nov. lias at Brooks in addition since 1 11:23 28 The will of »ur the week, \V isMug ".satisfactory, as the enamel cracks Dodge preached Supper, Cor. pastor Resolved, That in the death brother 181)5. He. is of liberal views, a we have lost a true of a -•'hi, at tlie home of his D. W. good speaker, lecture in the at 7.30 m. patron husbandry, The The pins consist of the letters B. H. Decided in Favor of the Defendant, E. I brother, Dodge vestry p. recently | and above all of sterling character. His many faithful friend and an honored Worthy of 62 : : t:. n ~ d Freedom, Mr. en- liistorv the I! mi- with a strip of green enamel cross- Perkins. aged years. Dodge friends in Brooks an i Jat ksou wish him suc- The class meeting at the Methodist church 0 verseer. biographical !. the The listed in tlie 19th Maine and was cess in his new field of labor. That our charter he in America contains this sk«*tt 1. c _ -man centre on which are the figures Nurthport Wesleyan Grove Camp- j regiment will be omitted ou account of Thanksgiving. Resolved, drafted meeting ass.>eiation has lost its case against mustered into the U. S. Service at mourning for thirty days ami that these well known in It will be remembered that their class Bath. The most important real estate trans- The pastor is absent from town and the of- this vicinity Chester K. Perkins whom it sued because resolutions he placed upon <•! r>-• ads, a j Aug. 25, 1862. The surgeon of the action in this vicinity for some time took am t-r L-rosov Jiimis, son are green and gold. be visited the regiment ficers are making arrangements for a he sent to his father and to Tlu cottages there and refused last E. supply copy cop\ | was with Mr. place week. C. Lane bought out the an.I Charlotte F Hunts, inn b< "U, to pay the usual license fee fixed by I personally acquainted Dodge, next The bell will ring if a service Republican Journal for publication. claim of Ira Gardner of Dixmont on the Sunday. Mi Feb. »>. lMi. married n : »-< Wilda Vose, formerly of the class of the association; this result has been ami his admirable Ei>a Cii i.ky, Committee just knowing qualifications property of A. B. Snow of Jackson. The is to be held. The Sunday school and Ep- j Mass., •">. ls:*l. to Harrier ; as reached in the Emkkson on Sept,. returned from Castine Normal supreme court of Maine, full for a Poland, nurse, selected him at once as head mortgage, which amounted to over £4,500, will be as usual. of Aaron H am! Let::.- I 1 bench, the rescript been received worth League meeting Ji'xm Wkntworth, » Resolutions. daughter for a having by and is to owner- ... vacation. nurse of the doubtless equivalent He. graduated at by i m *-i>.r > Clerk of Courts VVadliu, as follows: regimental hospital. A short covers four farms, about nine hundred Rev. G. E Edgett preached at the North We noticed an article m t-lie and m IS,So associated himself wit:. 1 <>rt- Waldo case. North time after ship, Bangor v- Clara port Weslayan Grove his appointment as nurse, the R. Steward of the '00. who has acres of land, a large lot of old growth tim- church last a. iu with .aiid Daily -Advertiser, as a joum ti>: »'!.•• Association vs. Chester E. Sunday, m., exchange Commercial under the title, Grange Campmeeting of a a recently is, and to hospital steward the regiment, Delon H. ber steam mill and considerable amount ! i,ext year he followed the same t'u improving rapidly hopes Perkins. the pastor, Rev. Geo. S. Mills. In the evening The he. is a Rescript: of collateral of more or less value. It can Discipline. writer, who says with the Portland Press. 111 w inch r class a Abbott was for and it Daily again soon. Where camp meeting association has discharged promotion, Mr. Mills on the Mormon Menace. be said, m answer to sensational stories in spoke in ember of the order, says, among other | paper he is now connected. He was ;m- laid out its grounds into cottage lots, streets was the universal desire of the regiment that the press and in private, that Mr. Lane acts music was rendered under the direc- | Speaker's clerk in the l. nited States lb use work of the Junior class artist is in and squares and has made leases Special things: "In no instance do the annual dues perpetual comrade Dodge should take his place, aud solely for h’imself, and that Snow’s where- of Representatives, in tin .list C.u:gr*-s». am: of the lots without other restriction than tion of the music committee, including a exceed for each male member ami demand. abouts are entirely unknown. Apparently a $1.20 w as clerk at the Speaker's tab n *:n are to such he was appointed Hospital Steward July 16, they rules and vocal solo John Parker and a ■ “subject regula- large amount of notes deposited by him as by trombone about 02 cents for each woman member and .noth Congress*--. In IW'X : nm*u tions as the association from time to aud remained as such until the Louise W. Richards, ’08, and Miss may 1868, regi- collateral for loans of different parties were solo by H. A. Driukwater. at the suggestion of prom.m-nt members m adopt,” the association cannot Now 1 have belonged to the Grange for •■d M. Mason ami Edith far- afterwards, ment was discharged in Augusta 1865. As a forged and the fear of arrest doubtless caused the House, both Rtqub.ln »ns and l >*";,.■••t\*> Strout, for revenue a Here is a state, of church worth is first, time I purpose, impose license tax on bis It is the of harmony nearly 20 years, and that the t. the Par 1 .-! Steward he was honest and trust- flight. opinion competent prepare mentary 1’rcdents 'd the classes of 00 and ’01, returned persons the occupants of on faithful, noting. When Rev. Charles Harbntt, late | visiting cottages judges who have examined the matter that ever heard of the sisters paying less dues the House of Representatives « : rbe i.'t>-i! such lots to obtain orders for or was ever of the church iu Pres- j -ay from the Normal family sup- worthy. By day night he ready he had his pastor Congregational w w as .:. re Farmington sufficient resources to pay all than the brothers. We think that the I States.’ hich published He plies. que Isle, preached his farewell sermon the far a vacation. to answer the cal is of the sick, and adminis- debts and would have done so but for liabil- 1 sides m Portland, Deering distrn Mr Plaintiff nonsuit. people after they had assembled for that this writer to should be ities to prosecution on criminal charges. Baptist Grange belongs ter to them not only the medicine required, their morning service voted to and uunicated: “The who He had, in fact, within a few months of his adjourn dealt with, if that is the way are K. 5. Pitcher of Belfast Sophomore was sit hear Mr. Har butt's address. It also they doing The association at North port gives per- but what far better, he would by demands for speaks •* ante satisfied several for a disappear and for his as business, the sisters the State Junior class pin is considered a petual leases of the lots on its to their side and cheer hearts well for Mr Harbutt, success throughout grounds their sorrowing thousand dollars. ('Iio.i-Ii to Direct the l-Y-t i\ a. t ln-rim of tiie Maine in will be that their cut Bangor by the Juuior class and as he takes the owners of the cottages there, but it con- secretary Missionary Society asking dues be down with his cheerful looks, merry laugh and et ‘be Festival trols the the dealing with the various matters that con- 1 ne Now it At the meeting Bang, r and will us campground rigidly through half. looks to be a very easy graduate with in 1901.” n that the ‘leases are to helpful words. Many, yes very mauy, hearts of front a worker among various denomina- chorus, m the memorial parlors rimrs- provision subject Investments Summer Visitors. thing for a farmer to pay his dues, but such rules and as the association tions. Observer. evening, F S Pitch*-;- of Belfast was see the in regulations in the old 19th will be saddened when they [Piscataquis day by High School News” the where a man and his wife and two director tv; iake’te- ace "f Arthur may adopt Nov. 23. perhaps elected pi ■ answered Rockland, Charles W. sermon A. A. at u learn that has Me., The by Rev. Smitl the ;; this Herald that little Camden is to In 1898 Chester E. who a “Charley Dodge” or more children it is no oi Bath, »!>•• n> Perkins, keeps and four other big belong easy Hyde a the last aud how oftuu will his old Henry prominent Pliiladel. Universalist church next iorenoon At the cios° of the -asiness session gynasium. We here recall a line of a store just outside the grounds at North- roll-call, Sunday matter to meet all these bills and year. men in keep was on of ti e iiv-*liest •% hei 1. a port refused to pay the license comrades recall his acts of kindness phia have been this section since at 10 45 will be the third n the series on which adage: “Camden far Belfast Campground, many off from one of these small farms. beauty, tax the Association square, short rehearsal was In-id a ul.-r the ••ad«*r- which demanded for toward from wounds or the shore from of ■ ale. Camden is still but them when disabled Tuesday viewing property “The essentials religion, and the sub- beautiful, the of on We are talking from experience. The insur- of Pres. Harrington. privilege selling anything the to Ballard with view of ship from disease. As a business man Oakland point the will he: "The trustworthiness of the the wesson Pr* s. Har- is Belfast’s pride that she should al- grounds. The Association brought suit to suffering ject ance bills have been pretty heavy the past At the opening of an ex were Mr. in collect the and make a test he was a success. He those natural making tensive purchase. They Bible as a revelation from rington read a letter fri»t. Hynle Oat town to get ahead of her? amount, case, had containing God.” when we season, and go to clam h of course t t 1 Take the there other who sell on unable to obtain what considered which he refused a sec*uni being parties the ranked him in they satis- It will be at the qualifications which high parents’ day Sunday school, we feel it, a to a little m which -!t*-r Brick heard the grounds, but who pay the license under duty give that way. directorship mil thanking Physical Geography pro- him an factory terms fur the property near Oakland, which at. 12 The test. business circles and which made opens o’clock. young peo- the choristers for The Inner n. they had ’Lull told The average farmer wants two or three pa- Monday and the class some where it is understood to erect he oh -• d tliat The case went to the law court on report, honored aud respected citizen of the city in they planned pie's meeting will he at 0 15. A cordial in- conferred upon him. they and but what is the use •• incidents Philadelphia Harrison, they of talking,the spirit of ’7n" is apt to rise and time should he lost in begin rung bought the Amos Barrett farm, comprising the music fer the m-xt fest ;«1 association. say if we pay our bills it is nobodys business F. Herrick died at his home in about GO acres of valuable shore property, Washington. There was a fatal shoot- Notwithstanding Mr H h luphatie oKi The grammar brick Joseph what we do with the rest of our if we Spofford and from grove, to tiie accident the money, some t»f the iuit.hu-* ts*. horns 22 at the of 7 year-oid son of Barak make a good use of it. [Patron. meiuhers were of the opinion that -nuld 5 months. Out of a of ten—four \\ n. the family Camden, who acted as an agent in the trans- Mears a still he induc.-d to * hang.- m n 1 ami they the projector, architect and H. Young Mears, with school-mate, Schooner Curtis arrived from is on for a summer cod on the Bangor brothers and six sisters—he was the first to fer, engaged plans home, Lincoln, went out for a Hens. requested that his name be p. -rkmen. is 49 with a load Benjamin day’s weuumg The building 12 by 50 Thursday of hard wood for Geo. to be built this season for Mr. and of to be On the The brothers all reside in Bel- Harrison, shooting and after reaching the woods, ac- list, candidates p.-dip ■ M0 Coniant. pass away. t. the schoolroom, by 17 12 feet and he also has plans for seven more cottages for I to the latter’s the first ballot there was n*.. h.■:■ *-. tes having six sisters cording statement, boys Abbott-Wai.ton. A home- was fast and Northport, and the mar- The shore wedding 1 been for } 1 Air. 1 Dr. r.iom is by 20, with halls, all Capt. Ed. Marshall left town last week to Philadelphia parties. property parted. Soon after, Lincoln said he heard cast, Mr. y «•. ..or, spacious from t" held noon at the home- of John B. take ried and settled m various parts of the coun- Beauchamp point Ogier’s hill, in- his and a Monday and olhcts. A se*-*»ud « "t was a command of the schooner Green leaf companion’s gun discharged cry | Wasgatt handsomely with waiuseotting of is now in the hands '>f summer re- i Johnson. The surviving brothers and sisters are clusive, for help. Hurrying to the spot he, found Walton, when his daughter Isa M was mar- | ordered, when Mr. Pit.rner was by a try. sorters. acres Carolina pine five feet in height. The Tt comprises about. .’550 and Mears on his « nsiderable Taber of J i>B. Herrick. lying back, bleeding profusely ried to Morrill Abbott of Boothbay. Only a majority Chas. E. Haskell of Mrs. Ruth Boston, a stretch of shore line about five s and class rooms have 07 desks Capt. the schooner occupies from a gunshot wound in his thigh. Drs. The m*w director, Mr Pit. m wed single N. few near relatives were The cere- Susan Pickering came home Friday night David L. Herrick, Mrs. Thankful Gritlin of miles in length. The scenery is almost un- of and present. known n. is.--.an> l"f sev- ■ at Cedar of and Pierpout Washington, Ramsey of among Bangor ILapids maple birch, for a short visit. rivaled in that and a or two was !»>• Mrs.Elizabeth Gridin of Lincoln- section, year Moutville, were summoned to the scene, and mony performed by llev. Randall T. eral y ears he has been at T he h.-ad Bel- Northport; will hairs of modern style and finish to probably see it dotted with summer cot- a stretcher of the fast chorus and tin- good work o.n hy the The yacht made the run from Mrs. Hannah Wilson and Samuel B. upon hastily improvised conveyed Capeu Baptist church. The bride was Georgia vilie; tages for a and exclusive class of from that is evidence "f Ins alul- running feet of Monson Belfast to wealthy the hoy t.o his home, the patient having singers city Seventy Deer Isle Thursday in two hours of Mrs. Jennie visitors. dr essed in a blue traveling suit trimmed Herrick Belfast; Spualdiug suffered from of blood. as a lea*h-r. 11*- will begin his duties far use as blackboards are set in the and minutes. greatly loss These ity forty with white. The left the and Mrs. Ruby Jameson of Rockland. In physicians, not wishing to assume the respon- happy couple by here probably at the next rt-hearsa. with a neat moulding around the edge. Mr. of uooa empiars. or The next w ill be hehl >-u Francis T. Marshall, late engineer early life the deceased was engaged in the sibility amputation, summoned Dr. afternoon steamer for Rockland where they meeting Friday cntilation is perfect and light abun- sell. Wm. E. Downes, went to Boston Mon- Coombs of but meantime the evening. Dec 1st, ami all tin- members are at Wahioboro; will visit friends a few before to to as manufacture of lime Rockland, but later I Beacon Juvenile of Good died. days going t* be as the real work of In the basement are two fur- day join the schooner S. G. Haskell Light Temple, boy Young Mears was a remarkable expeeteil present large which will be their home. engineer. bought the farm in Northport on which he was instituted at North Belfast bright boy and a general favorite among Boothbay, They the year will he commenced at that time. either of which will warm the build- Templars, those who were the of a Director-in-Chief will he here on has since lived. His wife died sixteen years State T.H. knew him. Monday morning recipients large number of use- Chapman ■* With the the at Ocean- Saturday evening by Fer- in weather. The high price factory Deputy Lincoln that he shot Mears. Dec. 14th. so it is desired that marke l prog- ifliciently ordinary vilie is for clams the are He leaves four of acknowledged ful valuable presents, of paying diggers ago. children—Henry uald of Belfast. The starts with arn^l consisting ress he made that time. Com- rooms and lavatories at the south of the Temple They were both sitting on a hank, talking, by [Bangor wages than any other class; table table etc. The making higher Bridgeport, Gt., George and Emma N. Her- thirteen charter members. Mrs. Robert T. when they saw a squirrel a short distance crockery, cutlery, linen, mercial. i' room show that the sanitary laws some making $3 50 per day. [Deer Isle Press. bridegroom is a young man of rick and Laura of Camden. He was from them. Lincoln cocked his and good family, been observed. On the sec- Moody Greenlaw is Superintendent. The following gun whose home is in carefully when lie the muzzle around to Boothbay. His occupation Bath (iets a Contract. a citizen, hon- brought tor a room nearly 20 by 20, pleasantly The fall term of the Eastern highly respected industrious, officers were elected and installed: C. has been that of a sailor, with Castine. T., shoot by young Mears, the gun went off. going chiefly ■ '.ed. has been nicely finished for the est and kind-hearted. in addition to his who is a in the State Normal school closed Nov. 22d. The Many Winnie Kimball; V. T.. Lillian Thurston: Young Lincoln and his mother are sick in father, captain coasting Washington. T>. C., Nov. _7 Contracts ntendent’s use. where the school trade. sup- mourn bed over The bride is a very estimable young for six new ton cruisers were awarded 12th. Prof. Rich- his immediate relatives the loss of a Ruth Brown F. Emma Roberts the affair. He is the sou of Rev. o,300 will be kept and committee meetings winter term begins Dec. Sec’y, ; Sec’y, ; She has friends in who Geo. H. Lincoln, and is a nice lady. many Belfast, to-day at the navy department in accord while the rest of the second door will ardson has made arrangements for students true friend. The funeral was held at his Treas. Hurd; Clara Fur- boy. extend to her and Harry Chaplain, her husband their congrat- ance with the recommendations of the hoard who come on steamer Frank Jones from '••d for a gymnasium. In fact, it is a late home and the interment was u lations and best wishes. of follow- at Thursday, bish; Marshal, Wellington Roberts; Guard, of constructions one to eaeh the i modern not even the ao- the eastern part of the State to he met building, Belfast The Outlook tor 1900. firms: Win. A. of Richmond rtic Dark Harbor steamer Silver Star, which in South cemetery. Georgie Tucker; Sentinel, Guy May hew; ing Trigg properties being forgotton. Hon. by Cotton is of th 1 King Again. Lewis Nixon Elizahetliport. N. J the and chairman will them here. This arrangement is Dep. Ivan Kimball; Ass’t Law- Spofford, projector bring Mar., Sec’y, Bath Iron Works of Bath, Maine the Unio Lie has cause for Dec. 14. An effort is being made for John Cook of Ellsworth died at his home building committee, just rence Roberts; P. C. T., Nina Mason. The After the elections of three off years the Cotton has made a of 1 3 8 cts. Iron Works of San Francisco, the Eo steamer which now runs from gain a pound that the money has been well Merrycoueag, in that Nov. 23d at the advanced of sound States stand a feeling city age children are much and it money like stone wall since 1, and of 2 5-16 cts. a River Company of Braintree,Mas 'it and in that his native town Portland to Rockland,to extend her route to very interested, September pound Engine knowing 88 Mr. Cook's moved from and several other States have joined them. over the of a and Neafie and of *s a steamer Frank Jones years. parents and figures year ago. An addi- Levy Philadelphia, school building second (except in size) this place while promises to be a large influential Tem- This describes sufficiently the outlook for tional $100,000,000 on one crop is a handsome the boats are to be constructed in acc« L»ne in the State. leaves out this landing. Camden, Maine, to Deer Island, New Bruns- at the ple. Several are to join next meeting. 1900. fSt. Louis Globe-Democrat. prosperity item. dauce with the department's designs. Blaine’s Fight for the Presidency. iggerated, and his friends at the conven- The Case of Aaron Snow. tion were much disconcerted and dis- Are Interest- Auctioneer Finds That Much of His BY COLONEL A. K. MCCLURE. SOLD BY THE souraged, blit when on Monday morning Prop- [Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post J be telegraphed them himself that his ill- erty' has Disappeared. ness was not serious all were ing Things, WSyMxpict You can't crush Olympus is a nutshell, again [Special to the Bangor Daily Newa.J united to force his nomination. and if a dozen of the most intelligent and thoroughly Jackson, Nov. 22. Another chapter the The friends of Blaine had a majority of accomplished political writers of THOUSANDS in the now famous case of Aaron Suow of You lo the convention. There was not an hour Willis. country were each to write the story of this town, whose sudden and complete the session of that that a ma- the life of Blaine there would still be all during body disappearance last winter was announced Catarrh and Asthma Sufferers of the did not desire to many important features of his remark- jority delegates in a despatch to the Bangor Daily nominate him for but special able history left untold. The Saturday That it Is President, many News at the time he went away, has been Say were held instructions or other com- Evening Post's articles from the brilliant by opened, and this may end in some develop- as was the entire Here are a .... and pungent pen of ex-Senator John J. plications, Pennsylvania ments in the case which will involve others few, made almost of Ingalls, telling the story of Blaine’s life delegation, up wholly in this vicinity, as well as being the means | THE BEST OF Blaine men, but instructed for Governor tragedy, present nothing that calls for ALL, Do not think for a single of landing some people behind prison some im- Haitian ft. as it may seem, he We have our controversy, but Mr. Ingalls left Strange moment that consumption will bars. Others “Up Sleeve.” received the votes of a of all the attributes Blaine’s character majority au was the portant of That is the Demand evefr strike you a sudden blow. On Tuesday auction held at Why Every- in the convention, but not on practically untouched. My brief contri- delegates It does not come that way. farm of Suow for the purpose of dispos- one and never was the wish of bution to the tragedy of Blaine’s life is auy ballot, It creeps its way ing of a large amount of personal proper- where is So Great for so along. > a artfully misled from simply supplemental t the very interest- nominating body First, you think it is a little ty, which was supposed to be on the prem- The season for is fast its intent. SLEIGHS approaching, an,! ing chapters given by him. cold; nothing but a little hack- ises. The trustees of the estate are F. Mr. was the of the CAMERON’S HAND IN THE Blaine Henry Clay EX-SENATOR ing cough; then a little loss in W. Brown of Brooks; Joseph Williamson, we have in stock a car-load of and already medium-priced Republican party, equally idolized Inhaler CONVENTION. weight; then a harder cough; Jr. of Augusta and A. W. Rich of Brooks. Sleighs equally feted, but 1 do not regard their Munyon’s then the fever and the night They have beeu at work ou the case for a The speech of Ingersoll nominating and Cutters of new and beautiful exceptional hold upon the sympathies and CURES sweats. number of months and now have things in entirely designs. Blaine was the most powerful and im- affections of tlie people as wholly in- The suddenness comes when a fairly good condition and with a good pressive I ever heard before a delibera- definable. was as imperious as you have a hemorrhage. of the whole matter Clay Colds, Coughs, tive and had a ballot been reached prospect settling up Ca and he was at body, Better the disease while iu a short time. Wide sar, always worshipped no stop seat, hiyl on that day combination could have 1 a distance. He lived in an age when there Catarrh, Asthma, I it is yet There was a crowd at the hack sides and Blaine’s success. The creeping. good-sized NEW prevented struggle You can was but little communication between And all Throat and I do it with j sale, and great was the surprise of the dash, wood a was desperate for delay, and the oppon- the people of the country, and when the Lung Diseases and trustees wlieu they found that a large leather winy.s, ents of Blaine, fearing that the session heroes of the nation, alike iu field and Prevents Consuinp- amount of property which was supposed Body Mark, tion. might be extended into the evening and DESIGNS forum, stood like statues on high to have beeu on the farm and all grand thus reach a ballot without ready striped, ;/*m\ where exhibited the most adjourn- for them to sell—had taken and Brewster pinnacles they FAMILY STYLE had the cut off wings yre‘“, of form and ment, gas clandestinely j not of the perfect symmetry beauty. —AND— could be found. At the time carmine, trim from the building, and an adjournment FOR In Blaine’s day the people were face to of Aarou Snow there were remora1 HARD RUBBER. was enforced darkness. The enemies disappearance mine/s saw by Ayer’s face with their heroes; them in all their 35 head of horses about the place, a num- THIi 14-onnee yr> e\. Clouds of medicated va- of Blaine were very powerful. President j unlike tlie statues ber of of oxen, several cows, some broadcloth. imperfections, and, Grant was one of the most and yokes t<> are inhaled through aggressive designed for the pinnacles fashion por hogs, a bull, numerous wagons, sleds and Nickel arm At nearly midnight befoie the second not have been idolized as Clay. Had Clay of relief is felt at once. one cow and the bull. The balance of the We se" day of the convention Cameron had de- lived in Blaine’s time he would not have cure is certain. Doctors goods and chattels were gone, as well as cided that lie must give up the battle STURTEVANT-LARRABEE been idolized as Blaine. Not one in tens endorse it. At all drug- 70 feet of new leather which had SLEIGHS assent to his Pectoral' belting against Blaine and nomina- I <>i thousands of those who worshipped gists, or mailed to any / been taken from the mill property. The tion, as his delegation had become very You first notice that you and POR 11-AND CUT all t 'i.ty had ever seen him, while Blaine was address on receipt price, trustees are now taking steps to investi- FURS, guaranteed refractory, and all knew that Blaine could cough less. The pressure on ] <•]>< naliy known from Eastern to West- $1.00. gate the disappearance of these goods be nominated whenever all who desired the chest is lifted. That We as oui the rare feeling one guard, honor, refutation we have in the ern sea. Both possessed the very of and will make lots of trouble for some establistied sleigh bis nomination were free to vote for him. suffocation is removed. A and sustain it .;ua Hy of personal magnetism to an ex- The h halation Treatment. if they are found and the guilty parlies proudly by giving our customers value for their in Of II IIis defeat was planned in and executed cure is hastened byplacingoneof money IT' tent by any of their distin- “Glass Inhaler” was the first to located. That there has been wholesale STYLE and ElXISlf. unequalled The Family from Cameron’s room, who had his trust- gtiished associates. demonstrate the efficacy of the inhalation treat- thieving going on about the place for 1 Hard Rubber' Inhaler is ed lieutenants about him, the t and al- ment. The handy, including some is no will Our are lay was courtly and dignified time there doubt, but this prices low and terms our durable and portable. It is easily charged and late Robert \T. Mackay, who was the most Dr. easy. Inspect line before elsrv. Blaine was whole-soul- Ayer's Cherry beat an end as all of the purchasing ways fascinating. may be carried in the vest pocket always ready :o accomplished and practical politician of now, property ed. w ith his heart upon his sleeve, and he use'. It gives all the nenefits of the glass “Family that is left is kept very closely watched is unbreakable and his in Pennsylvania, and the late Pectoral Piaster HARDWARE never a hand whose name was inhaler.'" It unspillable. day a trusted man who there all of the , ( grasped William II. Kemble. It was decided to b> stays 1 gotten. time to look after the to the Pennsylvania delegation over the Chest. property. Immediate Relief. propose new in tire 1 I '•! 11. !a..MM> ri-:it>OX.\L MAOXF.TlSM. Cue feature which is very dcae-er. 60 Main St as were instructed for raw that they llartranft It reaches the sore spots—It heals the case is the that Snow will re- unit probability With an intimate knowledge of the of and to vote as a they should do so places—It goes to the seat the disease—It A Book Free. turn home again as soon as the matters of ] h.i men of the last half century that only while Hartranft* s vote increased, and penetrates obscure places—It acts as a balm and his business are all and there v\ i 11 he in race It is on Diseases cf the settled, N oinmou, 1 regard Blaine as the most immediate that w henever dropped the the the tonic to the whole sjstem It gives re- g be no disposition on the part of an\ of ,.:g’ etie man 1 have eve: met. 11 is greet- delegation should then vote as a unit as I Throat and Lungs. : Mel; cure soon follows. the creditors to trouble if he comes directed. This was him, lV.eud and stranger was always I 7»7 in for sale at the majority enthu- Munvon’s Remedies. number, I Write us Freely* i hack and goes about his business and iieioas. without and at < nee ;ii 1 dpi*:_isi>; 27* cents. Write Prof. Mun siastically accepted by the friends of g< gusli, mostly If y u 11:»v>.* Li y whatever a '7> for free | mp’aint lives decent life ag tin. ;ght all wm» had communication v.>i.. if,t Audi street. Philadelphia, Pa., as believed that llartrauft’s 9 and desire the l»' •' medh-al ad vice you fra s any lilaine, they medical advice. r.m reeviv- write the t.ut tor fiH In an interview with the w ti. him into the closest rela- would soon be and possibly Bangor Daily apparently strength exhausted, You will ;t freely. prompt reply.fsfii News man, a gentleman who is very close- t: lie re in t-inhered names «.t the that then they would get a solid vo e Dll. J. C. AVER, Lowell, Mass. Jm-. ly in touch with lie whole affair, said ! amln-st and most distant <-f his acquain- i ii'tm start to finish. He was of heroic for Main- : hut Mackay and Kemble, who gt that the notes which were in the bank at M ts; -is. always knew something ol tied mould, and lie wisel) planned his own understood bow to manage politicians of Ik. J?- V A Belfast have all been bought, and are a -a on unities and thod interests. \ was campaign tours to accomplish the best every grade, including the carpet-baggers in the hands of their owner, who will at i.common foi his arm to fad nilee j results. In point of fact, lie bad won his and colored political spectators from the ouce proceed with the collection of them. tio: ,’eiy upon the shoulders «<£ those light alter stumping the eouutry, and lost South, arranged with a number of dele- 0 A Peerless Number. Many of these notes are alleged to be >x;iii whom lie was conversing, bringing it by his stay in New York on his way j gations, chiefly in the Southern States, to Holiday forged and there is very little doubt but tin m within the closest cir le oi his affee- home. He knew how to sway multitudes, j have llartranft’s vote increase slightly on Another that many of them may be so, but there 11» i:>. It was not the ait of a and none e uid him in that im- | every ballot. Triumph demagogue, approach i are a 1 good many good notes in the lot. 1* it the natural impulse of a big-hearted, portani feature of a conflict; but lie was Instead of starting llartranft with an K | of to Date Journalism This same 'gentleman told the Bangor dig-d.ained enthusiast, and Blaine was an not trained t * consider the thousand in- | exhibition of his full strength, part of it Up Daily News man that as soon as the trus- enthusiast in everything that enlisted his trieacies which fall upon the management was held back, and, to tlie consternation WILL BE j tees can hold of the which interesi. When in addition ;o these charm- of Presidential contest. of the Blaine men from this Jlart- get property every State, has been carried from the Snow vote away E iug p« isoual qualities he possessed every Three causes combined to lose New rauft’s steadily increased until the THE place, that they will hold a sale and close a■ ti p.'.e >f great populai orator, it is Y >rk 1,100 when the elector- climax came in the landslide to G »vernor by majority j out the whole business all at includ- pot difficult to understand, Blaine he- al Viiteof that State would have made him of as a candi- once, why | Hayes Ohio, compromise the 1 ing farm and all. This gentleman V -I MM Ilf Itl'i'i.iC I'. ill- j-f'l'.l-. LIK' President. One was his implacable quar- date. But for Secretary Cameron and It said that in his opinion the estate would Has Stood the Test of Time ! ail who have leached any measure of dis- rel with Conkling that lost him 1,000 votes State Treasurer Mackay and ex-State CHRISTMAS pay about 20 cents on the dollar, although tinction in hat line, he had bitter and cast directly for his opponent in Conk- j Treasurer Kemble, Blaine’s nomination Three reasons it sells better than it might be more. good why any other Plug f, malignant foes, and he could well have ling's county of Oneida. They had quar- would have been absolutely certain at the | In the assets of Snow's estate, there is and « should use said <■ himself, as Clay once did when reled when both were comparatively : Cincinnati convention in 1S7G. Smoking, hy you it. oh™e a tine steam sawmill that will turn out 1 ven "ine by an exhibition of the generos- young and rivals for the leadership of the j THE BITTERNESS BETWEEN BI.AINE AND NUMBER about 10,000 feet of lumber a day, and 1st. It is ity <>i his friends, who had paid a note House, in a heated controversy between the best made. GRANT. there is right close at hand a million ; g-eaiiy embarrassed him: “Never them 1 llaiue unhorsed ( onkling and indict- fully feet of line lumber. The mill will be 2d. It is made by Union Labor. -■a. man such friends and such enemies as ed wounds which never healed, aud they blame s greatest battle in a national i started at once and this sawed and sold 3d. It iieuiy lay." The chief difference be- never spoke from that time during their convention was in 1880, when be and NEW YORK is not made a Trust, lor the benefit of the creditors. An in- by \\- ii ( lay and Blaine was in the fact lives. When both were members of the Grant locked horns in a struggle to which spector of boilers from is now We also make the for that lie masses did not know from Senate, if either had occasion to refer to each contribute d a full share of personal Bangor following brands "Autumn Clay there and is that the boiler is all chewing: personal contact, while the masses well the remarks made by the other, instead of bitterness. Blaine could defeat Grant but seeing "Burr Oak” and "Old A1 right to run, and in Kentucky.” .-Our Flag” alas 1 knew Blaine, and saw him as he was in referring to the “Senator from Maine” or could not nominate himself. Grant could HERALD * getting everything readiness to start up as soon as possible. cut for Do believe in his every day life as well as in his great the “Senator from New York,” they defeat Blaine but had to fall with him, plug smoking. you Trusts and Monopolies.' 1 That Aaron Snow is not far achievements in and statesman- would “It has been stated on this and the that lasted for very away Ask if politics say: struggle many your dealer the brand you are is made In a Tins.. 1 OF ’99... from home is generally believed by the using .-I ip. In another respect lilaine differed floor.” Many efforts were made to bring days exhibited the utmost desperation on people of this and many think Tobaccos made by us are not. widely from Clay. Rhone was a fatalist, them together.but ( onkling was an intense i both sides. Blaine’s disappointment was community, j that he is the handling of his and from 187b. when he was first defeat- and Blaine was willing to be broken greatly tempered by ihe fact that he had directing hater, Look Out for It. A A affairs and that know ed ioi the Republican nomination for rather than bend. He dined with Jay made Grant for the first time drink from many people right 1 where he is Mrs. Snow is in Pittsfield, President in Cincinnati, until his name Could during his stay in New York City, the bitter cup of defeat, and he entered | I he Date of Issue 1/uGi 1U where she is visiting relatives. HARRY WEISSINGER TOBACCO CO w last presented to the Republican Na- and that brought him no votes and lost into the contest without exhibiting a trace ; Will Be.... Wentworth of this town is now (NOT irN THE tional Convention in 1n»2, he was oppres- him many. of dissatisfaction with the action of the i Irving TKUST in of the property at the farm and sed, ) rofoundly opi ressed, with the be- convention. In 1884 he had an easy vic- charge Tin-: in kcjiakd iilcndlii. is right there. The trustees have lie! that he nevei could be tory, although opposed by all the power SEND IN YOUR living President; ORDER EARLY more % But the of the ; ordered him uot to sell hay from bile Clay hoped to realize the great tragic episode campaign or the Arthur administration, but he won any was the Burchard deliverance IE YOU WOULD NOT HISS IT. the farm until the time of the final sale. on on of his life, and blundering his victory in the convention to be confidently expected and Rebellion.” only bis election to the Presidency until his against “Rum,Romanism the first. Republican candidate for Presi- d iie employment of Burchard was au ac- LITERATURE AND ART combi ne to make it a AN IMPORTANT DIFFlillKNCK. iii,; 1 defeat in the Philadelphia conven- j dent who suffered defeat for nearly a D.P.PALHER cident. The late Rev. Dr. a number <>f interest and DO 'd- ■) of 184s. Tiffany, quarter of a century surpassing beauty. To make it apparent to thousands, who (an Methodist minister of and I great eloquence I saw Blaine soon after the Cincinnati Blaine’s nomination was possible in ')l it SECTIONS of eight pages each, making32 think themselves ill, that they are not af- political skill as well, was expected to de- will uM-niion of 187b, and t.ilked with liiiii when Harrison was made the caudi- pages, be devoted to exquisite Illustra- flicted wita any disease, but that the s\stem liver the address to but some de- j : an hour alone at the Continental Blaine, but alter tor tions jn color date, hesitating three days, J and half tone by the best illus- simply needs cleansing, is to bring comfort nominational bitterness was exhibited, 11 and I well remember the sad ex- during which time he fp eiy conferred by trators. as ther»* were blit a few minutes in home to their hearts, as a costive condition 11 <>! his face when he and, cable with his a> was in strong said: friends, lie then | 'Jill. FICTION selected for this number which to harmonize it was will be by is easily cured by using Syrup of Figs. Mau- 1 on: tin- Henry Clay et the Republican differences, Europe, he decided to decline. that the oldest minister finally Some of the most popular story writers of the i can never finally proposed ; i ufactaired by the California Fig Syrup Co. be President/’ lie His belief that li was fated not to be times. should deliver the address to j n if he had a to the Burchard home, sponge. The line .'upuishiii_s r.imp He was nominated in 1884 and given thought date in four national had defeated, conventions; AND acteristic style, show up the western politi- tobecleaned briskly, rinse in hot I every partic i!ar. Fine io-ii,i bus blunder he could have turned it to good ; SCORES OF OTHER FEATURES completing the circle of the sad his- once been nominated and defeated, and it cal situation in an interesting light. He water. Wipediywith a soft clottior k ! account in adelicate He said in OF EQUAL VALUE AND IMPORTANCE. way. — tory of Clay and the Whig party. reply j was a sad spectacle to see him, like a says that since the election “William J. chamois. S tmi; j that he beard the expression, but that he oak with its Bryan is now engaged in sweeping off a : Alii I Y liETW EI X BLAINE’ S DE- great green boughs broken just ; was then bis It V\ 111 Be a soft on which he can have a tit. The PALL MFC <10 just intently concentrating and its heart corroding from the storms of Remarkable Holiday spot \ J i. AT AM) CLAY’S. to formulate his and the Democrats have lost about everything hut & HUBBARD H j thoughts reply, I winters, broken in a of and None Can Afford BOSTON-MASS I LAMSON many tempest Number, as was done in a ■ i s es- ! their honor, but that up was defeated in the importance of Burchard1 expression resentments in a lay Harrisburg and ! 1 political struggle tO fliSS It. 3w4S a small it escaped observa- for wliieh we are am-nr.-. i- ! '• his attention. A of 000 mighty package 'nvention of Harri- caped change that had not so much as a 1 December, 1839, by silver lining to tion in the general hubbub. From shore to m:sT n i ll i: \V OKI,II. hat in every way—none belter. who was votes in New York .State would have made j *n, elected; he was nominated the cloud of despair that hung over him. shore the Republicans have swept the coun- the Blaiue and there is little doubt om.v m< n is. by Baltimore convention iu 1844, and President, ; His nomination was hopeless; his defeat, try. The people have recorded their verdict that one of the three causes I have Nasal n h ated by Polk; and in 1848 he was any j if and thus ended on the of pulling down the Hag : nominated, inevitable, question POOR & Belfast. again defeated named lost him more than that number I Journal. I SON, Druggists, by the nomination in the the life tragedy of one of the ablest, [Kennebec of votes. Had he been under the com- Fleece Lined Under* Philadelphia convention of who j bravest aud most beloved of our I Taylor, 1 public was elected. Thus both and Blaine maud of a competent Chairman of his In all its stages there Neither Master uor Marseilles White Clay men. Big for BOVS in the city for National Committee he would never should be cleanliness. were twice defeated in ibeir respective have Soap contain auy ingredients that will 9 been to in New an« «’t womiuip, party conventions when their successful permitted stop York after Ely’s Cream Balia gradually eat up your clothes. tvriK.nr.i »> his battle Hauled up at Lawley’s. Men's Wool Fleece I i were had been before the < competitors elected, and both nomi- I great fought cleanses, soothes and heals U I;ru«siRi for ('hirhe.u s F-. ■. Fraud in |{,u! imt id nate.I when and had he from the the • their parties suffered defeat. people, gone directly diseased membrane. -• am.t wi'h bl'p' ri1 •• The Boston Globe A Life ancl Death Fight. jyvjbexi's. Underwear, j^'L. 51 8 on after Blaine’s in 1 West to his home in Maine lie would have says: II cures catarrh and drives liwno other. /»*•/«*' danger..u* .« nomination, 1884, nr.'>••>««an.t im’f At i•rutctri^ti*. <>r aead 4a. A visit to Mr. W. A. Hines of la., writ- sent a been instead of Cleveland. yard at this time of a cold in the head Manchester, s ar. Don’t fonet where ran brilliant stall correspondent of j President, Lawley’s away [•'in stumps f. tstitnonlals 1 yon the is to the landsman as ing of his almost miraculous escape, from •» “Sfelhf for I.mlles." in Inter, br rrturu at this Better 1:00li- who had I Blaine and Tildeu are the men I year interesting quickly. wear price. my paper, intimate re- only ‘MIWII 1 personal well as the The basin is death, says: after measles in- —Mf 31HII. ter if you wish. A tiiw ; can recall who yachtsman. filled Cream Balm is Into the “Exposure Chloh'- tPT^'ni ialcuU\>.,MnilU:niHijB6p^ prices lations with Blaine, to with him at undertook to manage a placed nostrils, spreads duced serious which ended in ""/ stay j with big steamers, schooners and sloops, lung trouble, Bold us »1> Local l>ru*cistii. t'l!l L VI?A., 1*.V» for several weeks. One Presidential contest for and over the membrane and is absorbed. Relief is im- Augusta pleasant themselves, j among which the old Jubilee is a central Consumption. 1 had frequent hemorrhages mediate and a cure Jt NECKWEAR ’:7! afternoon waited the banks of both suffered defeats for which are It is not to how- follows. is not drying—does and and All my doctors they along 1 they figure. filled overflowing, coughed night day. not 50 cents at said I must soon die. Then I to use the Penobscot (Kennebec) River when wholly responsible. ever, for there are more to come, and places produce sneezing. Large Size, Drug- began Biaine must be left, for them. In the are gists or by mail; Trial 10 cents mail. -Dr. King’s New for Consumption, insensibly diverted the conversa- |,‘>\V TJ1K t A M I* A ION SCANDALS WERE yard Size, by Discovery j which cured me. I would not P. Palmer tion into a soliloquy. He said: ‘‘Clay hauled out all manner of craft. There are ELY BROTHERS, 50 Warren Street New York. completely Dwight TiFAl.T WITH be without it even if it cost $5.00 a bottle. was dcleated in tw«. inventions when he sloops, cutters, schooners, steamers, naph- tha and knockabouts. Here can Hundreds have used it on my recommenda- V could have been elected and lie Blaine committed many serious bluir launches, M I SO.VIC TIC President, be found almost of Side tion and all say it never fails to cure Threat., ders the ea of lie every type design. was nominated h-i Pn.sident when during paign 1884. and | s;•/.•• 5t) his by side with the wide, big-bodied centre- Chest and Lung troubles.” Regular Cleveland were both made the of H. targets board craft is the long, lean fin keel Again cents and $1 00 Tria; bottles free at R. was and when the Cleveland ■ ojjc who had not been flagrant scandals, is found some comfortable old a Moody’s Drug Store. publicly timer, ... I I I K... scandal was sent discussed as a I*j> siden;ial candidate be- to Blaine in the early I racer perhaps in her day, but now confined of the to Sick instead of Taken as a whole the Almanac. ll.it- the mee’iii'j di die Baltimore couven- pert contest, pereiuptori- ; cruising. boats pre- can ho made and rosy Ayer’s 1 healthy, happy by pivinfr a ^|A cause ill J use as a sent and one ■ it True’s Elixir. Worms Child!health in ■ ti-cis wla n be -uid have been ly forbidding its campaign factor, picturesque appearance, give elected, i thousands of children and their presence is Z as would have been most lie sent it ! an idea not only of the great variety of de- The J. C. Ayer Co. of Lowell, Mass., have a nominated now with a competitor wise, • not suspected. ^ I''1 to his National signs of American yachts, but of the im- for 00 years printed an almanac for gratui- ;i 7k<- obscute with the of (Committee and it was given I competitor mense strides made by the designers. Here * « t"iM distribution, the editions to ( The Blaine scandal was running up ay. lie then brought the to publicity. sent soliloquy the old type of boat can be recognized at a Tin- f 10,000,000 a year. This year they have made to Cleveland in the and he at TRUE’S standard a a "limax bis hand and re- early light, j aud one wonders the more $ a a by bolding up glance, why A Elixir household ■ special departure in issuing neat little w once gave notice co those in of his modern were not to peating hat he s.-emed to regard as charge lines given yachts be- expels remedy A book which is not only an almanac, but book talismanic 4 campaign that any personal scandal ! fore. The boats are in here like sar- I • wormsnnd for 4* W of reference, an of figures, *1844-1884.” packed A cures all for A encyclopaedia progress Clay dines. years Blaine should not have the sanction They extend so far down to the water the x and a of discoveries. Tins con- was defeated in 1844. and Blaine was im- against | j J feverish- dictionary JOliiiKliS OK that the lower ones are blocked three A complaints ness, m densed costs of the Democratic Blaine up library only five cents at any !_OP-oi*t<>i%>i and he assumed the dispassionate and philo- Maria, Vire, Royal Blue, Munster, Jenny District of Maine. yet supreme control warm water containing a of The scandals did not affect a Wren, Chiquita, Mercedes, Oherrode, teaspoonful October 1S1HL of the and directed it sophical. Hy- Gold Roin’LANO, 31, in of struggle absolutely Bea- Dust Washing Powder, and let it Pursuant to the rules of dealers the finest quality thousand votes out of the millions driad, Vidotner, King Philip, Milicete, , PILES! PILES! the Circuit Court of the many PILES! stand, shaking every now ami then. If a rub- United Stares for the District ot Maine, notice is cast for and trice, Jule, Iris, Noria, Yram, Zurich, Ala, To Cure a in. One President, Blaine suffered ber tube is used, let it remain also in the that EKED W. of Cough Day Anago, Hilda, Saladin, Melucina, Waif, ! Dr. Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment will cure j hereby given BROWN, Jr., more than Cleveland because he water. Rinse several clean Brooks, in said lias tor admis- i To Cure a Cold in One vastly Handsel, Elf. through waters. District, applied Anthracite and Day Syren, Item, Viking, Gloria, Blind, Bleeding, Ulcerated and Itching Piles. It sion as an attorney and counsellor ol said dignified the scandal against himself by Cirrus, Gobi Dust is much more effective than soap Circuit p To Cure Sore Throat in One Mildred, Barnacle, Geisha, Katonah, the the at Court. 3w4(3 A. H. Day for defamation. The absorbes tumors, allays itching once, to clean them, as it removes all specks and DAVIS, legal proceedings Rosalind, Jabberwock, Beatrice, Momo, Clerk U. S. Circuit Court, Maine District. Blacksmith COcll- To Cure Hoarseness in One Day fact that be voluntarily discontinued the Sally IV, Yarico, Viaic, Sirona, Frolic and acts as a poultice, gives instant relief. Dr. Wil motes clinging to the sides of the bottles. suit after the election is the best evidence Lark. liams’ Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for ORDERS I'ROJimV Ml.I I I’ Take Cleveland’s Lung Healer, 25 cents. of the error committed against himself. Piles and Itching of the private parts, and noth- Mail your Big Master and Marseilles CXSTOZIIA. ing else. Every box is guaranteed. Sold by drug White to our Trial size free. If it fails to Blaine’8 defeat by the Cincinnati con- Soap wrappers office, No. 44 For Sale or Rent. cure, your Kind You Have sent for 50c. and $1.00 *»- vention in 1876 was not or Beari the Always Bought , gists, by mail, per box Hanover St., Buffalo, N. 33.35,37 Front St.. Belfast, money will be refunded. A. A. Howes wholly chiefly ^^The Y.,and exchange the result of the attack of WILLIAMS’ M’F’(t CO., Prop’s, Cleveland, Ohio them for the finest premiums ever Brick house on Congress street, known as the vertigo. given I Thurlow house. WM. & Co. The first of his illness were ex- For sale by R, H. Moody. 1> C..MARSHALL. reports | away. | Belfast, July 5,18Pi).—27tf TELEI1HONE4-a. \ Flying Trip Through Spain and GOVERNOR M’CORD tory"— a singular Don’ts for Schooner name, by the way, for j Captains. Portugal. so a magnificent club. There the male ; Recommends Pe-rn-na For Catarrh. within strauger the gates is entertained 1 Don’t charter your vessel to arrive on a _ii!» ami Landmarks of one of the Oldest while rising market at a low rate of light royally, visiting ladies are freight. .-*• | « in Europe. In the Footsteps of taken care of the a rate by English families on Don't get good and report it p. \ iniquity. he W ith His t. It keeps the next captain from stand- RUNNING hill-top. commendable national SORE i for the Special Correspondence of The Journal/ the first ing up same. pride, thing these good people i Pohtugai.. Nov. 2. You will Don’t that schooners are done may show you when setting out to “do” predict it an matter the for. There was never a better time to get easy to *io’' sights the town, is a great double-decked i bridge together and keep up rates. compact city of only 190,U00—until over the Duoro, which marks the site of Nerves Don’t lower rates to loaded the l ave tried it in Oporto, and found the Duke of Wellington’s famous get passage next The next man will be told that ON day. HIS ANKLE. weariness of the rlesh, and of the river in the of especially spring 1S09, when your rate is the going rate. e feet, than in any mountain-climb- he surprised and put to Soult’s After Six Years flight Don’t object to paying a tug a fair com- of Intense sou ever encountered. While the of double his own JSXJSrJ&E* army numerical pensation for towage. They must live just utal streets nearest the quay are strengtn. Wore the same as sailing vessels. Suffering, Promptly Cured i. well built aud There are two rather handsome comparatively level, railway Don't blame the coal barge or big Du C C C entire circulation is in a depraved condition. 't 't the stations They others are totally impassable in Oporto—me aline to schooner for low rates. There is Oi Oi Oi sending enough UJ are a severe drain upon the system, and are con- v heeled the toot of the business for all, only you did not know it vehicles, being either too nar- eastern mountains, via the the In case before. stantly sapping away vitality. every the poison must •' *i almost perpendicular, or full of frontier town of Valencia, on the Minho; be eliminated from the blood, and no amount of external treatment live p holes aud worn into the the other the Out Don't let ship brokers offer your can gullies, origi- running up valley of the have any effect. vessel at one time. The shippers may ; uvt‘ of the Goths and Romans, and Douro, to Pizo da where it There is no uncertainty- about the merits of S. S. S. liagoa, forms think that there are live instead of one ; every claim repaired since their long past day. Hon. M. H. McCord. a junction with the Spanish road from vessel after their made tor it is backed up strongly by convincing F. J Lawrence, of 435 Fourth Ave., frieght. .md down the stony toil, in H. Madrid to thus testimony of those who have oeen cured it alleys you Ron. Myron McCord, Ex-Governor Paris, materially shorten- Detroit, Mich., exchange editor on Don't a station without by *• pass reporting and autumn of a letter to Dr. Hart- the Sens, says: I never and know of its virtues lamp chilly weather, New Mexico, in ing the journey from Lisbon to the French Evening thing your signals. It greatly aids in the by experience. really broke down while at this work, off the foot-wide sidewalks the man. from Washington, D. C., says: prompt of news and it costs you by capital. but one time 1 was in such a condi- reporting Mr. L. J. Clark, of Orange Court house, Va., writes: I t of a friend which if Sir—A the su2ge:-tion It is tion that said I would nothing. > Girong, regards you, at all, astonishing how much business is my physician For six years I had an obstinate, running ulcer on my I was atl v sod to us-- I’o-ru-na for catarrh, have nervous prostration. I was In a stares as Don’t tell the or brokers ankle, which at times caused me intense I was uniiieudly representatives transacted in every in the bad nerves seemed to shippers ship suffering. and one bottle I to Oporto day year. way, my give after u^ing began were a so disabled for a while that I was unfit for c out not that you in company with fleet of long wholly dreadful nation of “Yankee por- Aside from the manufactures which have and I could sleep. I lost flesh feel better in It me business. One of the best doctors treated me every way. helped and had a complication of ailments 1500 coal schooners. There are not over constantly « i of whom these have it the of “The me no :gs) people in many v--poets. I was troubled with given pseudonym Manches- which baffled skilful medical treat- 1000 coal schooners on the Atlantic coast. but did good. I then tried various blood remedies, ter ment. without the least benefit. S. S. S. was heard during the Iasi year or two, eo (is, o..u2hs, -ore threat, etc., but as of Portugal”—the tobacco- so highly recom- royal Don’t and run brother “One of my associates recom- try your captain mended that I concluded to try it, and the effect was ji; the woes of their brothers across s- n as I had :ak- n your medicine I works, royal aud other soap-factory mended Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for down, lie may not be responsible for wonderful. It seemed to get at the seat of the -tail r vo a id s--»n I right anish border. i:rpr got well. crown the art Pale and 1 them a trial. owner •*f At every step you monopolies, manufacturies People gave what he has done. The managing disease and force the poison out, and I was soon com- take in r The pills gave me strength and often : in pleasure -commending your of silk and cotton silk brocades does things that captains are charg- cured.” Swift's p"rtuued by beggars liithy rags, hosiery,ol' helped my shattered nerves so that I pletely Specific— great remedy t<> all who are afflicted ed with. -se outstretched bands discern and could get a fu 1 night's rest. Soon you with catarrh.—M. H. McCord. cloth-of-gold, lace, buttons, glass- after I began taking them regularly, Don’t blame the Sailor's Union for the S. S. S. FOR THE BLOOD casaut probabilities of small pox, ware, pottery, furniture, and a The spring pro-ents a much more gloves, tlie pain ceased, causing me to feel unjust laws rhat you claim have injured .c l dozen other like a new man." —drives out trace of in the and in this and leprosy— while theii owners, far ora oh- f r the articles, employ ing several have an able man in Wash- every impurity blood, .pp. .nutiity perma- From the Mich. snipping. They way Evening Xeus, Detroit, cures the must sore or fawning lips and hate in their eyes, nent cure of ehr- ni catarrh, especially thousand skilled workmen. Excellent ington looking out for their end <>t the permanently obstinate, deep-seated ulcer. It Id. \v time to linen and of is the blood and con- .. ••ii Nossa Senhoia and ail her saints stubborn eases. N is the is also made and leather game, your neglect organization only remedy guaranteed purely vegetable, exported; Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People made it possible for them to get away tains not a of or other mineral. S. S. ward is begin treatment. Insist upon having sails and other are never sold the dozen or particle potash, mercury, S you for bestowed, goods, ropes, things per- j uy hundred, with the tricks. Maritime Phila- l’e-ru-na. There are no successful sub- but in At all Journal, cures Blood Poison. Scrofula. k al'or.i in the of the vast always packages. druggists, Contagious Cancer. Catarrh. Eczema, following footsteps taiuingto shipping interests; and or direct’from ihe Dr. Williams Medicine stitutes to delphia. for this remedy. Send Dr 50 Rheumatism. Sores. Ulcers. Boils, or any other blood trouble. Insist aity' lu this old, old city of eighty the goldsmith's work of Oporto is famous Co.. Schenectady. N. Y., cents per bo*. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio, for a free ca- 6 boxes S2 50. upon S. S. S.: nothing can take its ■ Lurches, arc several whose founda- the world over. The export of “port” i I National Officers. place. tarrh book. Grange Valuable books mailed free Swift wine by Specific Company. Atlanta, G&. were laid more than a thousand alone amounts to many millions a j year. Next come and oil: then I ago. The oldest building in Oporto shabby boxes. >ome of the boxes are oranges Letter from Seattle. Springfield, O., Nov. _T. The Na- <• chapel of Cedo Feida, built A. L>. equipped with black rurtams. in which grapes, lemons, onions, preserves and tionalGrange elected officers to-day includ- wool. has the lion's share, of all Slattlk, Wash.. Nov. *20,1800. After : > tl c Yisi-goth king Thedomic, and are peep-holes, for the ac< uiimodation of England ing the following: Master, Aaron Jones, qpPENNYROYALPILLS the usual of Slf but a little wine to period hardships, suffering not altogether a ruin. Next in quaint mourners in the depths of grief, who, ac- this—nothing coming South Bend,lnd.; overseer, Obediah Gard- and the of menstruation.” They are LIFE 1SAYFR8” to girls at t not in is to local not in- : America, and our codfish to privation, Koyukuk (Alaska) architecture, though age, cording etiquette, may only going ner, Maine; lecturer, N. J. Bachelder, womanhood, aiding development of organs and body. No river district has as a of the in for the Oporto. Faxxie ts. hard. developed gold known for women them. Cannot do harm—life Lorre dos Clergious, (Tower dulge any social divcrtisement | East Andover, N. II ; steward, J. A. remedy equals and oft rumors beeomes a PER BOX BY 31 AIL. Sold v», a small church built about two space of one year from the date of be- producer, repeated ap- assistant pleasure. $1.00 It w ill Newcome, Golden, Colorado; DR. not be a surprise to any who are at now to have much foundation of by druggists. MOTT'S CHEMICAL CO., Cleveland, Ohia iries with the tower in at which time a ball pear ago, highest reavement, they give all fauiilar with the good of Chain steward, W. C. Jewett, Worcester, Mass.; For Sale R. h. 3\aine. qualities fact. Well known Seattle recent- by Moody. Belfast, to people, .tugal, an odd, square spire of sorae- to celebrate tin* lifting of the cloud of berlam's.Cough Remedy, know tlmt peo- treasurer, Mrs. E. S. McDowell, Col am- ple everywhere take pleasure in relating ly from the North, bring stories of T. 2 over two hundred feet, which has woe; and during the of bus, O,; secretary, John Trimble, meantine, period their experience in the use of that splendid ‘‘strikes'’ on the Koyukuk and the at- D. C.; chaplain, S. O. Bow- NEARLY cd since time out of mind as a land- seclusion, they may look upon the pass- medicine and in telling of the heuetic they Washington, have received from it, of bad colds it has tendant from other sections. en, East Ford, Couu. tor sailors far out at sea. The church show from the safe shelter of these stampedes ing cured, of threatened attacks of The High Priests of Demeter, the sev- pneumonia There were reports that had been — gold Nossa Senhora da Lappa a fine Gor- curtained boxes, themselves unseen. it, lias averted aud of the children it lias enth and highest degree in the National saved from attacks of croup aud found on that river early this summer, re-elected Dr. A. an edifice of ancient is best •The medical college' of navi- whooping Grange to-night George Years Old!!! date, academy a Fifty It is eiqht cough. grand, good medicine. For but little was Bowen of Connecticut and and several other scientific credence given them. high priest w n to the reading public through the gation science, sale by A. A. Howes & Co., druggists. also other officers. It’s a long life, but devotion to the true Next more will be heard of the and institutions, and a dozen spring pun which generations of tourists literary interests anil prosperity of the American Our Merchant aud it is that banks and clubhouses and news- : Harine. Koyukuk district, possible peipetrated concerning its da-Lappa- I daily HOOD THINGS TO EAT. People las won for it new friends as the the stories told by prospectors who went ■ condition. The cathedral was are all worth a visit. Nor great paper offices, What they are depends mostly on the years rolled by and the original members j Our Coast Tonnage Leads the World— into that district seven or edifice in the dawn of i should the vast Da Miseraeordia eight years ago condition of the eater. ble away back Hospital Great Increase in Steam of its family passed to theii reward, and Tonnage. will be verified. They that there Most is good to eat if a man is be nor three or four other reported anything •nguese history, but has been atro- forgotten: asy- healthily hungry. these admirers are loyal aud steadfast to- The annual report of Mr. Chamberlain, was gold there, and have insisted that properly, and man is at more or >iy modernized by nineteenth century lums for the sick, indigent afflicted. the Commissioner of shows Every properly hungry day, with faith in its teachings, and con- Navigation, were that _less distinct the latter is the Home they right, notwithstanding ij'ials. You may spend many pleasant Among Foundling's that the merchant shipping industries I I I if ll#» fidence in the information which it brings shared in the of the many adverse reports have been made profitable days exploring these sauc- | with its swinging cradle in the rear wall, general prosperity is healthy. to tlieii homes and firesides. country during the past liscai year. The since. The location of the new discovery Corned beef es and therein the ear-marks ! in which unwedded mothers As a natural it in tracing may deposit returns more and cabbage consequence enjoys disclose satisfactory con- is fully 150 miles above Arctic and their under the cover City, taste better to old ringing religions. Some of them j offspring friendly ditions than those of any former year its age all the vitality and vigor of its near what is known by well informed a healthy, hun- i of sure that the little in the bureau's The total doc- pros- and the k the of Moorish supremacy, darkness, poor jet- history. man youth, strengthened ripened by days of gry than umented tonnage, June 30, com- pectors that district as Myrtle creek. the tuibailed hordes of Abdul lias. : sum of *in will be received and cared for 1899, terrapin and expo lienees of over half a century prised 22,728 vessels of 4,894,238 gross The gold which has been taken out is pate dt foi "V.-inm the others of the the sisters inside, and that no It has lived on its merits, and on the Peninsula; by good tons, which is our since 1895. g r a $ to t h e largest coarse, but of good quality, and does not but brilliant of Almansar de ! embarrassing questions as to paternal re- The tonnage operating under our coast- jaded appetite cordial support of Americans. reign = progressive appear to be Miners are «*f a wii; ever be made. When ing laws, 21,397 vessels of 4,013,992 gross pockety. always dy.-peptic. is :.ek r:MiO small, and, last year, American vessels kidneys. both papers at the trilling cost per year. The railroad more these do not were All the of hav companies report * a* unvents in Oporto; but they tiny castaways Portugal, carried a fraction less than 9 per cent, of farmer and every villager owes to himself, t his family, and the uu- farm in lie tiuir won; Every our and people locating Washington State memorable iiiit o names of their are that exports imports the smallest u t- y destroyed during the own, given properly there cumulates in them un- muuity in which he lives a cordial support of his local newspaper, works con- in our the than for several annihilated of the at their to- percentage history. during present year digested, u mu -.ting. {>11* ri11. Mood. poison- ol 1>47, which nearly Hishop christening, and for his interests in eveiy way. brings Lis Lome ah the biased on bureau veritas returns, the than matter The appetite C.lllliet M. healthy stantly untiringly name or past. More 000 people have locat- ing a third of its pi her with the of the saint e ity and wiped out pop- world's sea sail tonnage in the past till this is removed. A tu.uchim will not and of his the doings of his fricnos, t Le •«t• l:t; »n .net pros- going ed In the central of the State on happenings neighborhood, saintess on whose were brought of a portion run if it is all clogged up with dirt. The and others have Snore lecently day they quarter century has decreased from for different the in home and. in fai t, is a week v stfor ! stomach cannot >od unless it pects crops, juices markets, tous to a irrigated farm not to mention the np; ropraU: the tc* to the and so the reveiend celi- 14,1.85,830 8,093,709 tons, de- land, a](propriated by government asylum; is cleat i iealth\ vvliieh should be found in w do-awake, j rogtessive crease of 40 cent. The decrease in thousands who have come to Seattle and eveiy family. bate is the foster lather of several thous- per come. The store.,uni cannot Ik dean if the ,ti uses. the bluffs of the »• On high the United States has been at the Just think of it! Roth of these j aj eis for nly >_.< a year. average other cities of the Sound country. The live7 and bmvi do not disj >-t ot the tond stands the famous ands and his august name has become hank of the Duuro rate. The world's sea going steam ton- along to them. If pi •sunouu effete Send all to I ht k Journal l Co., Reltast. He roads also a report increase of lumbei passed subscriptions epubliccn uMishing more common than Smith or Jones in the in the same has increased large matter is allowed to accumulate and con- •••lit Da >erra. which at one time was j nage period or loss from tons to tons, or shipments Last, some lumbermen report- gest the livei and bowels tti >re of it in the world. The I United States. A similar arrangement 4,328,193 18,887,13.2 to be the richest gets into tile blood, and is ea. ru d. all over 330 per cent. The phenomenal increases ing an increase of one-third over last ! in all Latin and tin Is it any wonder that it makes asteiy of Sao Bento, beautiful beyond prevails countries; have been ovei 1400 body Norway's per cent., sick J whether it is a wicked of year’s shipments. you , Mr. ; are w ith its w ealth of carving, quaint encouragement and nearly 700 per cent. The ’s Medical is ATWOOD Germany’s Piero <'.olden FRED Pi Winterport, A wen inroimea wnose business Discovery or better than the increase of the United States has been man, all disorders of the «■> and Moorish-Aihambra courts, was vice, vastly Anglo-Sax- designed to correct him anti to of 08 per cent, and the increase of makes well posted competent i and blood-making system and to •ited iuto barracks a on manner leaving uuwelcomed iufauts only digestive fewjyears ago; American steam for drive all out >f the blood itself. and REAL tonnage registered speak, says: “With the rapid increase of | impurities INSURANCE ESTATE, now horses munch scaur rations in on and in is yet a It restores lost tite and doorsteps byways, foreign trade on the Atlantic and Gulf appi vitality, the timber and mining industries in West- ! builds healthy flesh and muscle, changes It asters where monks mumbled theii mooted question which each mind may coasts has been 38 cent. only per to miser, to ern and the influx of ; sickness health, happiness. Marias, while under-fed solve for itself. Washington, large under-sized, | A. of#No >is 26th Street. Million Assets is a John Calloway. P>; Over s Hsh hatchery people to the cities and towns, there C.a writes I bad catarrh tot tour Representing Twenty iguese soldiers play cards in the long Oporto well-appointed museum con- Columbus years and also liver and kidney trouble In iS04 other arti- splendid opportunity for the establish- I PLATE OLASS, TORN ADO INSURANCE. tory and “cuss” with superabund- tains, among many interesting De.-ired by Fishermen, Dealers ami Consum- I was working it night and broke out in lumps IRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, when left, the -kin "fl'. a ers. ment of creameries and fruit and truck all over and these peeled and cles, more complete collection of Bra- AND INSPECTION Secur ity Bonds for cashiers, contract- of h-s their hard lot of hunger M\ eyes were sunken and I Iraki pimple- and OES^STEAM BOILER INSURANCE #3 an State Fish Commissioner Nickerson is farms iu that that would yield brown on face. N >w tlu-e an all zilian curiosities, especially the wonders locality, spots my ors, Administrators and Trustees. ; Correspondence solicited. Reul estate bought and sold. tivity. and 1 believe 1 am well !; m a making great efforts to have the United immense All this increase seems gone, eiitirely in of the upper Amazon, thau even the profit. good appetite, out before 1 commenced '.iking of the handsomest structures great States Government establish a hatchery to be a and ‘('.olden Medical Discovery' ! bib. no rauseo of Rio de also a full perfectly healthy legitimate your :tu is the Archbishop’s palace, situ- Janeiro; rep- in this State. The following petitions are appetite at all. X >\v I am like a child cudy Maine Central R. R. iu the nature of a the or lesentation from the Azores the circulated iu all of the counties growth, nothing boom, to eat at any time of day night "ii a jutting rock, so high in air that islands, being and other bordering on salt water. and the only famine seems to be on the minds you of Mahomet’s coffin sus- Canaries, Portuguese posses- TIM E-TABLE. sions. Most valuable and of Hon. George H. Bowers, part of those engaged in manufacturing d between earth and heaven, and you interesting of Fish and United States Com. Fisheries, and other business to i On anil iiftn- Oi l. l. 1SPP, trains lonnectingat because in its is an old get help enough.” «•! that it has not off long all, unique way, Washington, D. C : Burnham and Waterville with through trains loi dropped au the of GREAT REDUCTION IN FARES. of of the The undersigned dealers ami handlers of As indication of growth the the beneath. gallery portraits royal family anti from Bangor. Watervi ’.e, Portland and Bos- ipon housetops directly lobsters and other lish in the State of Maine cities of the far and other with a principal Northwest, ton will run as toltows leans are not in favor with his Wor- personages, spelled big urgently request the Department to estab- a basis to Boston for P, who have in his- lish a hatchery on our coast for the preser- postal statistics form substantial FROM UK LI-A ST. Belfast $2.25. ful Highness just at present, and it is figured Portuguese vation of our lobsters and other fish supply. an con- Their “counterfeit from which to formulate adequate AM I'M I’M >s to to obtain an but tory presentiments” Lobsters for the whole come try audience; country prin- 7 15 2" 3.bo half The of the {Seattle otlice Belfast, depart are ail male anti female—the six cipally from our coast during more than ception. receipts M '3 may be graciously permitted to vie\v there, Citvpoint. 7 20 25 37 the year, and the increased demand and for the sale of and for box rent Waldo.17 30 1 35 3 52 kings John, the two Dorns Pedro, Cather- stamps If you are ever bilious or grand stairway—a famous work of art shortened supply has materially advanced Brooks. 7 -M 1 15 4 15 for the of was ■h stands about third in the ine of Braganza, Ines de Castro* to the prices, making it equally hard f«.-r deal- year greatest depression Knox ‘7 53 2 0" 4 33 stairways suffer from you Thorndike. Boo 2 lo 5o»i dotj^n er and consumer. We are confident that all for tlie October indigestion, of the new Pedro little who £82,109; year ending 31, I Unity.. Bio 2 2o 5 25 world, reckoning that Segundos granddaughter, our fishermen and dealers will work to make 1899, an increase of will have a interest Burnham, arrive. BB 5 2 40 0 oo at died in Brazil just before bis enforced re- a successful. £133,055, £50,940; personal gressional .Library of Washington hatchery | Bangor. ..11 40 4 35 that of Portland as A M Fare between Bellas! ami Boston reduced fn m head—which leads to the tirement from the throne. Vasco da This has been signed by every dealer to £150,777, against in a certain cure. Archipiseo- I Waterville. 1* os 3 10 7 oo §3.'Hi to $2.25, and a proportionate •edueti.-i. seem to be for the an increase whom it was and all £194,512 present year, U of tickers net ween partraents. (Tama, Alburqurque, and other historic presented M AM made In the price through The on heartily iu favor of the project. of that of Spokane £40,500, as The True “L. F." At- Portland. 2 15 5 35 1 30 Huston am! all landings lvnobsou Biver. ■ far more £43,735; xt in of if not of cost- characters, interesting to the IE. D. 4 00 poo 5 57 The of rooms at « onunodatim. tw< point beauty, nearest hatchery to this section of the Hoston, prices persons against £87,432 for the present, year, au w D. 4 10 each, will he red '.red Coin §2 no aim >l.5»* t 's. is the House of world at than those who were mere- is at and it is wood's Bitters restore the j English Factory large country the one Gloucester .HO and ! <"• e-n h. increase of that of Tacoma TO BELFAST. §1 § born to the felt that if the commission would £40,872; £48,- Steamers lea elfa.:l for Boston, •, ia Camden granite with elaborately wrought ly purple, occupy obscure place whole tract to its M A M and at o m 2 d" m.. >t un'-ivs and one in this State that our fishermen would 295 for tlie year ending March 31, 1897, digestive Koekland, It on a corners in the badly lighted room, aud in .. | E. 1). 7 00 9 OO Thursdays. comprises magnificent that do at Boston, .o reap double the benefits they and a normal condition I).. their costumes to j £00,881 for the present year, gain and bring j all the of an quaint black call mind are U M 1' M <• appurtenances up-to- the present time. That the lobsters [ Saturdays at tahom 8d M., or upon ai: iv:L of of Portland... 11 00 1 20 those but sometimes scarce is a well known fact and £12,58(5. relief. steamer trom Boston.. club-house, with ball room, refresh- mythical, potent growing quick A M A M to hatcheries As the war with the KK IM'K N NO card gentlemen, the Jack of Clubs and the the fishermen once opposed Philippines pro- Waterville. 1>50 <> 20 4 30 rooms, a 1 n. hall, library, reading warmest .. 7 15 4 35 From ai Pm > at *».• >i. are now numbered among their gresses, the of the best and most All dealers have "hem. Bangor Boston,Tuesdays lay Jack of Spades. A number of these question A M A M V M From Bancor, via la .in./ Mon lavs a-:«l is, et cetera: and here the large but long It is the intention of the way supporters. lo 20 8 50 5 05 at 1 1.00 \. v dead scions of do not in ; feasible shipping port on the Pacific coast Burnham, depart. Thursdays me its leisure royalty sleep fish commissioner to circulate two other 10 55 0 01) 5 22 English colony spends Unity. F KFI* W I'HTK, A *: e n l. Bel: and is now the uu uuu Thorndike. II 15 0 10 5 Bl Portugal, but their restless spirits wan- one among the fishermen apparently agitating govern- QjTjiTJuuuTJuuu uuuujujul^j CAl.N IN \ S TI N. < leii'. s m F.ostoti. petitions, Knox. Ml BO 04 5o 5 BB the business men ot the ment officials in that other WILLIAM It. It ILL. lb Monaco! Boston. der—if do walk at all—about the the other among Washington 0 52 new “Jiolsa, or Exchange, once ghosts 2 Delicious 5 Brooks.. 1157 41 5 other than fish dealers. [Bath Uniformly Waldo. 12 15 io 52 'M B scene of their and sub- country, (I). C.) The shipping of the Third Cav- ■ of hao is one of greatest splendor M 2 35 !10 o4 MM •mastery Francisco, Times. are miner made from our mince 2 City point from the firs 45 10 oo o 20 far across the sea. Rois- airy Seattle and successful trip Belfast., arrive .... 12 ii■'>st beautifully decorated structures sequent disaster, j meat. Its the quantity we make P ! to the an lesson F ag station. Dom Joao who, when Master old ar.d reliable. Islands has been object that is one reason for this, for it P •nugal. The walls and lloois of its tering VI, sober, Big Soap, lomited tickets for Best, now sold at use fresh 2 was a the same Sold by all to the officials. The horses arrived in enables us to the best, Ni l'll (rum Belfast and all statni on Biaueh. ! are covered with in- all that could be expected of Latin Always quality. only salon entirely lo \\ -1 ami North- m m ik Its P Through tickets all points grocers at 5c. per bar. such condition that were iu beef and perfect green apples. i' <>f king, but when drunk allowed his soldiers ; prime they west, via all routes, for salt- h\ I.. W Oi oimii:, vices in the rarest woods Urazil, lie care and methods we 2 ON I ML MAk»kl 1 active I dainty Agent, Belfast. CF.o F. 1 VANS, service hours after A to divert themselves 48 landing. reason. 2 OL I Mi lk 0\\ N r\AkL. y polished, but in tlieir natural colors by tossing squealing employ that is another Vice President and Cencal Manager. few were killed or disabled that made F. F. Boorimv Oen'l Pass, ami Ticket Agent. ■ pigs and babies on their comparatively 'i'lien our ret eipt,—one p greens, dark reds, rose-pink, Portuguese Portland. 23, ISVO. It will j ay you to examine 1 he st.»» k of on Maine famous tor her mince 2 Sept spears—was buried in the convent the trip. They were landed twice en pies— ns, grays, ivory white and ebony, Ajuda Isaac s. si \i*l»s tv also is part of the secret. p son, of as was also the late 'route—at Dutch Harbor, Alaska, and usly intermingled. There are suites Rio; Emperor’s Tor these reasons P .‘dm li• Krooks, NIaine. mother, and sister, and the Kobe, Japan. 1,000 mules are beirijj l y apartments, all elaborately deco- young daugh- | It DR, W. L. WEST, ter of Princess Isabella. shipped from Seattle. .1 splendid glass covered court set Gold Coin Mince Meat (Notice of Foreclosure. The of has the of ('lias. N. lj and a large English colony Oporto Through generosity jj that P 4 Surgeon.** palms, reoeption- is a delicious ^-Veterinary magnificent h product always \\T 11 i■ liKAS MAHV I < 1: M Ml IT I’< Palermo, a church and a of its own—the the millionaire and the 2 in ol tier m< >rt wlierein the president of the liolsa, cemetery Orittenton, evangelist, 2 gives satisfactory results to pie V? the County Waldo, by gage Graduate and Medalist deed i.nlcd the ninth dune. A i>. 1 S'.is, and of These with the of Seattle a 2 maker It comes for the 5 day he of the are wont former, course, Episcopalian. co-operation people, ready recorded in Waldo deed of eve: spite of the plague and unpleasant clim- buildings and cost £4,100. Your Grocer sells it. Office 8-2 Resilience 12 by stevmis, by he mint should be visited, where the grounds Telephone Telephone date with this instrumenf. and recorded in Wald Thorndike & Rockland, Me. 2 like that of O. M. Moour. p Prepared by Hix, ol and whereas the ns coins are also ate—finding something very Begistry Meeds; condition Portuguese stamped; OTJi/njijijmnjTnnnjTjTjmnnrLAni-rirD said has been now the little island” in ; mortgage broken, therefore, art the with its “right little, tight MONROE, reason of the breach id the condition there. gallery; public library 1 the that come steal- EDAM, claim a foreclosure ol said mortcace and give 'Hi in all nasty fogs every day ° volumes, languages, living PINEAPPLE, notice according to the statute in such case n the Douro at the turn of the and but and the ing up tide, SAUE provided. dead, English; great CASTOR i A 1 Mated at Palermo, this 17th dav of Novel. off the as with a thick ; j a and A. Si SAN D. STL\ l' house, with its tiers above tiers of shutting laudscape Will Hot Shrink Your For Infants Children IflPERIAL, M. 18'di). HOME MADE By her Attorney, T. W. P.kiik;ham. 3 veil, within an inch or two of one’s nose. Flannels and Woolens. Fine farm in Northport, two miles from (’amp The few who have families The Kind You Have Ground, 135 acres land, nice buildings, largo CREAfl CASTORIA. Englishmen A LAUNDRY SOAP—Containing all the Qualities Always Bought orchards, 350 bbls. apples last. year. Good soil, |-- Kind You Haw on never water. Will be sob! low and on SUBSCRIBE hOK Beare the y»TI)e Always Bought live the breezy heights above the un- of the Finest Toilet and Bath Soaps. Bears the failing very ....at.... easy terms. 40tf “ liealthful heart of the city, w'hile the Made by LAUTZ BROS. & C0-, BUFFALO. S. Y. Signature of M. V. HILL, bachelor inhabits the “Fac- 557 contingent 39 Miller St., Belfast. SWIFT & PAUL’S. THE REPUBLICAN JOUNAL County Correspondence THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL. i Winterport. The W. C. T. U. field a White Ware Week. BELFAST. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1809 very interesting service at the Methodist church Sunday evening_The M. E. Sun- PIMPLES we have more than want. school made a very nice addition to their We White Ware PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY THE day PREVENTED BY library recently-Fire was discovered in Republican Journal Pub. Co. the house of Patrick Kelly one day last | JOHNSON'S.. week but was quickly extinguished by the * Editor and CHLMAhLts API FS AA PII SBl'RY Hose Co-Capt. C. E. Littlefield and wife 1• Business Manager. have returned from Boston.... Mrs. Annie bakers or Vegetable Dish (Round). Atwood arrived from Boston Saturday and WERE. NOW. The Journal is THE PAPER for .Maine Seafar- 120 5-incli (dia). 6c each. 3c each. is having a fine monument set on her lot in 14o 5-inch *• 7c 4c ing People." the cemetery_Mr. and Mrs Leslie Downe 24 7 inch *• 10c 6c 26 3 1-2-inch ulia). 15c 10c are at home from Boston for a brief visit. 30 12 inch .30c ** 20c •* Largest Circulation In City and County 26 13-inch 35c 25c Belmont. Miss Edythe Morrill has re- 6 14 The most effective skin purifying and beau- inch 50c 35c turned home from the Castine Normal soap, as well as and Subscription Terms. In advance, tifying purest sweetest, BOWLS. $2.00a yeai, School and is now in District No. $l.oo lor -dx months; do cents for three months. teaching for toilet, bath, and nursery. It strikes at 100 Advertising Term- For one one inch 4.The held at Hall’s the cause Tint Bowls. 6c 3 12c square, gospel meetings of bad complexions, red. rough 50 in 75 cents for one week, and 25 Quart Bowls. Be 4c length column, Corner under the of Rev. R. T. hands, falling hair, and baby blemishes, 25 cents for each subsequent insertion. leadership Bowls.15c 10c viz., the clogged, irritated, inflamed, over- Capen of Belfast grow more interesting every k worked, or sluggish Pores. CHAMBERS. is the Wisest Monday evening. Miss Millett of Belfast Thoughtful Expenditure Aguinaldo seems to be as slippery as a Sold Potter Deeo awd Chem. 110 Chambers. ... was present last Monday evening and gave everywhere. Cobp., .25c 20c greased pig and as ubiquitous as the irish- Bole Prop*., Boston, U. 8. A. British depot: F. Niw- a fine discourse-Mr. W. F. Marriner is beky A Sows, London. flow to Cure Pimples," free. man's dea. COFFEE CUPS and SAUCERS. his house and in new clapboarding putting 6 dozen handled. doz. Economy. Prospect Ferry. Dr. Erskine of Frank .$1.20 85c doz. windows_School in District No. 2 Bordman nominated for of began Hall, Mayor fort removed a tumor from Charles Moody’s Nov. 20th, under the instruction of Mr. PLATTERS. Boston by a citizens’ caucus, has with- face last week. At this writing Mr. Moody Woods of Knox-Most of the farmers are 6-inch Individual Size. 7c each. 4c each. is of •• drawn from the contest. doing well-Mrs. C. R. Hill Winter- 11-inch Platters.15c 10c *• busy cutting their years supply of firewood. *®-PLEASE READ ON. port visited relatives here this week-Mrs. 13-inch Platters.25c 16o It is a good time to work in the woods, as 60 Odd Size Platters at 1 3 less than regular retail price. The new battleship Kentucky has had a E. D. ill last is a there is no snow. Harrimau, reported week, EWEUS and BASINS suv essful trial trip; but it seems rather little better-George Bennett had a big toe (large size). Liberty. William L. and surprising that anything with that name Cargill Harry jammed quite badly last week-Freeman 50 sets, all perfect goods. .85c set. 58c set. Brown their first school last slum’, i take kindly to water. began Monday, Batchelder of Belfast is visiting bis old NAPPIES (Oval Shape). the former in Centre Montville and the lat- home-Capt. George Turner and family We have Blankets at all prices, from the 10 dozen Individual Si/.e doz. 72c doz The best Republican paper in the United ter at West are of this .gi.oO Liberty. They boys moved to Rock port last week. 36 8-inch Nappies. 12c each. 10c each. very cheapest to the best qualities. Our is the •• Stato Globe-Democrat. [Atchison and from the M. C. I. at 36 9 1-2-iuch Nappies. 20c 15c village, graduated Camden. A. C. Both of of the are at the WE ARE Globe. Portland, 30 10-incli Nappies. 25c 16c prices bottom, Values that Pass all Pittsfield last June. Young Brown is a 29 11 Precedent U. S. coast who made in 1872 the 1-2 inch Nappies. 30c 21c XEVEU It ones near the best survey, UXDERSOLD. pretty being student at Bates, and Cargill will enter a preliminary survey of Camden harbor for PITCHERS. 11- t size Blankets, in gray and tan, newspaper in the United States. Dental College at Bostou in the spring- was here last week to make a sur- worth j>7c. Our «»!><* dredging, 110 to-day, price, Samuel Peabody received, Saturday, the Quart Pitchers.15c 9c Ladies Fleeced Lined The number uf United States licenses vey and plans under the act of last Congress 60 2-Quart Pitcheis. 25c 14c •• Vests, sold sad news of the death of his son Will, who .. •* •• 11-4 size in tan in most stores at for further 200 Handled Mugs Sc 5c Blankets, only,good as long as -ve m Maine for the sale of liquor is improvements. The previous died at Middletown. Conn., of value at one dollar, at £■*«><* last \ appendicitis. were to a they 4 d mu citf; as the failure of appropriations expended dredging SAUCE DISHES. indicating He has had chaige of a clothing store at depth of 12 feet at low tide in front of t-lie B. 20 dozen 11 4 size in A few odd sizes in Infants Shirts .ou this at.45c doz. 2IV doz. Blankets, grays only, i"i,m:; in State. But druggists that place for several years. He leaves a & B.steamboat wharf and to a depth of 10 feet well worth >l.i‘>_' per pair, at and Drawers, at ue ui>n;puln.d to have such licenses for wife and >ne child_A large number of PLATES. in the inner harbor up as far as the anchor the ‘.tgitimate use of in their busi- salmon have been seen in the 11-4 size in white'and Ladies Heavy Fleeced Vests and liquor very large works. 100 Odd Size Plates 3c each. blankets, This survey a — contemplates deepen- 300 at Pants, worth at » ies>. and should not be included river near the bridge at the upper end of the ! Deep Pie Plates Sc each. 5c each. gray, would be good trade to-day among ; of the inner harbor to the of 12 feet •' ing depth dozen Tea Plates. 65c doz. 45c >l.>7 at wi lit village for the past week.l)r. J. W. ! 10 per pair, j \\ e 'ckc United States licenses at low tide, which will enable steamers as dozen Breakfast Plates. 75c doz. 55c d z. have a few odd sizes left in his and office r. at •• Clough has connected house by mens shirts. the.'.Oc. at the Mate law. large as those of the Boston line to come up SLOP .TARS. (i lb. 11-4 Blankets, in gray and qual.. \^I“ telephone-R. B. left Saturday for 1 Upham to of the wharves. Our business men white, are exceptionally good any 25 Mens Fleeced Shirts > •] .’•;•■! that Sawyer Bro.’s of Howard. R. I., where he lias a situation. Large Size .Jars. SI 00 each. 75c each. value, at Heavy and have for this 3 with •• •• earnestly petitioned Congress Large Sizes, covers. .. 2.00 *1.35 Drawers, good value at 7-">r., at \ 7 V weiu lecently offered Sbo.OOO North Stockton Strings. A large com-I further improvement, and it is hoped with We hare in stork a [food line of' :.<-w r« TEA CUPS jiiul SArCERS. Odd masted schooner,which attended of Littlefield to lots, l»oys whirls and pany a birthday party given by i the assistance Congressman steam shrank hi an kefs at loaast Drawers, 5 dozen Handled Teas...$1.00 75c quality, at | .•%, build. The increased ClilL rd last Mr. secure a liberal appropriation.Frank Staples Friday evening. j I triers. < All White Ware n,..ter:ai u.-ed in ship-building j James Jacobs played the violin for dancing, j Pitcher of Medford, Mass., was in town last that we have in stock that is not listed above we will sell for this sale at less than retail m. e ast spiiug would, however, bring aloi later they played games and all agreed | week for a few days, the guest of his sister. J _^ regular prices. that the was a "i kt vessel. T built now. well j party great success... Miss Mrs. E. C. Fletcher. These are cut prices and are only good for the week as advertised, ami only for White Ware. .11’nir "■ nf I Our Our 1 Jessie Marden and Miss Addie Little- store i: full of ..Is and the mouth of December we shall sell Oivn. to Asii'.-tr from that then* is a ! Prospect. Mr. \\ arre.n Benson, who during some of til »m. belli left Monday o r Medtiehl, Mass., where Look for our ad. next week. icm;.; : 'mum* because of high works on stone on the Islands, is at home What we have left will be .sold at BO T- they have employment for the winter_! Above given size- are < H'TSIDE measure. Prices are good until 8 i*. >1., Dec. 6, lSP'.i. f: eight* indication tliat vessel n«-w ...Leonard Bardeen has tried the Bos- TOM PKKT>. | Miss Bertha Partridge arrived home Tues- j om Sliawls ! 1 market with and prices are no ;■> 1 b«. :• tit able lor some time apples A few **51.I*?-* da* mm Castine. where she has been Collarettes, (black) aj better Thau last year for greenings-The v.mi •in -it the Eastern St ate Norni.,1 school, Otheis at 7 ~>. was are ftS. fdE Sliawls: j turnip ciop light here. Nearly til Main St., Belfast, ...Miss 1 & Addle Cr—'k'-lt "Sed successful ! CARLE small ones. The at JONES, same cut on nr. u -.•mi ..is: wcex tiiat Ail- ; dm*kery Saudypoint ; The prices ail term of ». ••• t Scars port Harbor, last Sliawls: feeds about one thousand bushels of turnips oir Fur n:. a w < ,. nan inferred to In’s wife Scarfs. Mi aid Mr.-*. of! Friday... George Lathrop And 8 tons of cabbage, and at the larger V e have got 1 *•» of this Go-f •• tL*-L u>e at the National them over, see some- many pai Cap- Stockt.. m Son ^s \ illage visited friends here "'Jf^Look you may | henneries the sale is increasing for cattle tii*nl j offered ids. per bushel for cattle beets am) GOODS HOLIDAY one well won s:; omii.-r,'. But 'ie next the s.-Lads in this next h 7:,. \ ,p- .c day news! vicinity begin Monday. l-S cts. for to feed to hens. It w turnips, them it arc what want Miss Susie Cousins the they you a me '■:: it M: *. I ' son: and that is Mudgett Bertha for hens at the above pn-peiry vegetables price pays. FUL the Lanpher school.Mr. T. M. GOODS AT REASOXABLE BRICES. lOO .New Umbrellas, not high '.do !iave been tlie intention at the Partridge The hen feeding business is becoming a ; SEE from ."»(><* (o Lathrop has a tine camp near the Cold OUR LIXE BEFORE MAKIXG priced, me tie first transfer was made. icience here with some, and about all the dol- Still, YOUR j Spring and is cutting wood on the lars t ■ come BURL IIASES. think the house should have remained Hopkin’s have got iu eggs... Percy Par- In all the latest style handles and j lot. Mrs. Freeman visited friends Partridge tridge and Simon Littlefield have trapped so silk gloria tops. WOOL WAISTS. \dn..:;h while and if .’Jewry's he lived, in Mr. Frank Crockett Castine, recently.... far, 27 muskrats and one mink on the stream >m--ivi-d him he should then that has recovered from a severe attack of ton- Fine Leather Goods. China and □ear by here, besides they have six skunk Exquisite //’ yarn si/e is hehi i •• ic*.ee i: mi: run i Stockton Springs. The barn dance in ber fat skunk oil. L n mi 'y regretted,’’ in the fullest Capt. Col cord's new on the Books. Bibles. Sil- stable, evening Appleton We have a very Calendars, Sterling tins is : >catiii.n w be said of enterprising Ovei’s(m'ko hi. li. : who this ver Goods. Toilet Sets. Glove vi. by, departed life was given by Fast Main street, in the inter- wool waists, 11;■ last exploit was the stealing of a horserake, conse.inaptly ■ n Monday morning last. The writer’s est of as it was and ■sis go down. Xotr them Village Improvement, and which Frank Bryant iiad left in the field Handkerchief Boxes. Collar and Trier* : recoi.••ctam him dates back more wtll advertised and a than novelty, drew many where he last used it. The fellow evident- Cuff Boxes. naif a ..cm and in all f rom Sears iry. those years he adjoining places. Belfast, port. ly wanted the parts of the rake to use in re- WOOl, CASSlMKIiK \V A lS'l's,, and Frankfort were has bn: the same—kind-hearted, help Prospect represented, pairing, for he took it apart and when the THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF. very latest style. detai ! title and, in addition to our own swelled o1 vet y .i Mil, <- t*» Ids and and people, rake was wanted to he housed only the axle litr, inett family friends, with the number of dancing couples to sixty- Soutache braid, regalar faithful '■ every trust in him. was found. It is well known who the thief SILK UMBRELLAS reposed Robes I 1 it a* si. t-s, now four, besides many spectators. The refresh- MglitO s. He has been arrested several times for > d i.L ni tion with t)ie Belfast bav- ments consisted of coffee, cake and dough- and other offenses, but has AT— Si. 49 lb.nk bio igiit Li in into contact with stealing always .ogs nuts and a clam stew furnished the hotel. by managed to escape punishment, although c uoin all over the and al- Neckwear. Gloves. M KIH’KUI/.KlI S \ IT- I \ •'op county, The stable was so prettily decorated with Stylish Hosiery. WA IS i proof of his guilt was not lacking. Search 50c 75c.. 87c.. SI.00, $1.25. no; t'«iii;il in and we. ’dm ugh .."idiun. or desiring, public of b and festoons of For the and White appearance draperies igs bunting, been on him several Shirts, warrants have served Fancy ine qualities to m inv yradrs sit:few men in Belfast had a and rows of larger evergreens Japanese lanterns, I'- "1 Hill (‘ rs ii times and the missing property found in his Night Shirts, SI.50 and SI 75. silk, V I S1 in, Mi 1 :: de : or as friends. 1 as to c.-m-Mei v disguise its nature. The juaintaia-e many possession.... Benson Meservey lias moved Hen. Hats and made in the v ery latest st \ ie 1 effect was lien it was .* to simply that- of a long hall, with Caps regular >i‘. n-*w mned that he had gone mto the place recently bought by Fred L. price ^ raised p.album at one end for the <•1 Hand hi m.ideal advice and wool musicians, Davidson of Leroy J ackson.... Bennie and 4 backed a shield f reel, ami • by Luge white ! a * Baskets, and Waste. * * All. WOOL FLAW I:.’ WA1S ! me .at hi* ase washopeless, there was Eva Iveiler returned home Friday from Standing blue, and with seats along the sides: all new model custom made Lie. riel in many hi aits and the sympathy of Ja*tine, where they Iiavt been attending wdi lighted by six large lamps suspended j braid trimmed, latest s marked 'Lc ■•vh.'ie mmnuity was ids in his last quality sleeves, collar braid from the ceiling. The lioor. well- | bound planet! lave moved onto the last I dunu to t• place bought \\ E SHALL BE PLEASED TO SEE YOU AT ANY TIME. match bays i• imii- ],is illness, which he knew made 90c each front, regular price waxed, dancing easy, and the big I 1 spring of Jason Peabody.... Horace N. Ti- now 1 n>. c«»a; y fatai, with the cheerful stove and numerous oil-heaters rendered on- i §; us is visiting his daughter iu West Upton, j -•■:d i..mi aiming spiiit that had eharae- lookers comfortable. The music consisted DWIGHT P. VIass_Elmer E. Sprague is visiting rela- ; PALMER, ALL WOt'I. FI, A N \ !•: i. U AN o-• lt:m Li "Ugh hte: and when the >f two violins and a cornet, with organ ac- ives in Boston-Reuben Grant is at home same quality as above. .*nlv v ; and it was not until the j Masonic Belfast. '■ini aim- .. g. oo man we»i; to bis companiment “wee Temple, trimmed reward. rom Cambridgeport, Mass-Addison Mc- Bundles of Paicliwork elaborately sina' hours” that the dancers 99999999999 9999 99 999999 99999 99999 99 9999999999 99 999i dispersed,with and who have been in Transfers in Real ’orrison wife, Bangor Estate, inauy commendations and expressions of in half pound packages, including are A I 1. W( H>1. i;Lo \ ! M he past year, have returned and keep* (’reton, enjoyment. The sum netted for Village Im- Flannelette, Piques, in Ibra McCorrisou’s WAISTS, very latest iec. Ine c."\v;_- transfers in real estate ug house house_ Prints, Muslins, etc., at, per style, provement was very satisfactory, and East lar SLT'm now Vlisses Fannie and Edith Gusheeare in Bos- The Cherubim’s price i*-. r, u Waldo Revel package. were County Registry Main street is to be congratulated on the 5Ct ,on for a few G. H. is .. for the week days-Mrs. Page Deeds ending Nov. 29, 1899; success of its novel entertainment. .Our Is the sweet, fine tones Geo. 5 ami Sarah G. Silsbee. risiting her daughter, Mrs. GeorgieJRipley, emanating Boston, to new livery firm of Lancaster & Berry have We have a FI*'\\ Mrs. lias been from a tine I Austin i Iiigg*. New York- land in Isles- n Bath. Ripley very sick piano. have pianos of taken possession of the hotel stable, as ex- the but is now convalescent. thj host b.»re .4*tiin V Stevens. to Frank with grip, inikis, and piau >s to tit Unity, A. pected...-Mr. Newell Bowdoin took a lobs- Bartlett et ai do laud in Monroe. Mr Nelson Curtis, who was re- every taste and Unity. A. W. ter last week which weighed it pounds and possible pocketbook. et al to married to Miss Mamie Come and test Shaw Wmterport, Geo. W. Coul was the of an egg case. Has one jently Webber.Igave them. Von will be PATTERN III1LSM length any .ar, Clinton, to A. IB Spauld- Peirce D. Lancaster, who has been spending Ham, berry set; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dow, 10,121-2,15,20 and 25c e ing, B rrihatn land in Burnham. E. A. a week of toilet Carrie Neal, 08 at home,left Saturday for Wellesley, pair bottles; pin tray ; IS OUR LADIES’ TAILORING Carpenter, Brooks, to Abbie M. P. Libby, DEPARTMENT, Mass., where he has employment.... Mr. Manja Staples, jewel box; Nellie Staples, Tacoma, V ash.. laud in Monroe. The ladies of Belfast the line work and Outline Studies, Mat and Em- Ned Libby returned Nov. 22nd, from a visit cake, plate; Mrs. Ellis and Forest Grant, evidently appreciate styles we are giving the number of orders we are We are now in broidery Silk combined, Nathan by receiving. position where we \ actits and Boats. to Somerville.Mrs. F. H. Cousens and lamp; Mrs. Stearns, pudding disli; can till orders more promptly. 5c. each daughter Beulah spent Sunday with Mrs. Susie Bachelder and ‘Stanley llitchie, mir- the LADIES' COATS AND SKI UTS A SPECIALTY. G S. Barrett, Roekp-rt boat builder, On Ha Libby... .Miss Edith Griffin entertain- ror; Chrissie Clements, fruit dish; Merton This is a very good thing for the SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 4 is at work on a -_4 fo- T sloop yacht for E E. ed a company of young people Monday Haley, cup ami saucer; D. H. Smart, cake little folks just beginning. \ We make old garments into nobby modern style ones. Dow ns of Rock Mi. 1 evening very pleasantly-Mrs. Sarah Clif- plate; B H. Mudgett, set of sad irons; I Ladies’ Jacket Sleeves Remodeled, $1.00. Shortened, 50c. ford closed her house for the Charles cake Miss S. A. Man- Tue Biu-ksport sloop yacht Annie E. has winter,and Ham, plate; Jackets Cleaned and Pressed, 50c. Its a .j >l> lot ami wo will tlivi«It* : for Current sur, cake plate; Morning Light Grange, \n / Spencer has been added to the local fleet. left Tuesday Brooklyn.The ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING AT REASONABLE PRICES. E . protit itli you / ? Clifton water Her new owner s Mr. T. G. D id worth of Events Club will meet to-morrow, Friday, fancy rocker; Moore, pail; Gustie pair of towels; Ethel Colson, two New York, a summer sojourner on the afternoon with Miss Maria Griffin.Don’t Nealley, Mr. and Mrs. HARRY W. Box containing quires, good of Annie Colson, spoon CLARK, with en- North Walter of the Thanksgiving dance in Denslow pair vases; tray; Loyal writing paper Shore, Northport. Arey forget Room in McClintock Block, (over Moody’s drug store) Cor. High and Main Sis Hiram Curtis, chamber set; Mr. and Mrs. i velops to match, for this city, Mr. Dod worth's sailing master, hall to-night under the auspices of the West IOc Horace Webber, clothes basket; Mr. and _ has placed the yacht in winter quarters near street branch of the V. I. S. Two quires of “La Belle France Mrs. Harnie Jenkins, flowered oappie; Na- the iower bridge. Mr. Dodworth has had Linen,” pure linen stock, paper than Mansur, two glass cake plates; Mrs. the Decrow sloop Alice B. under charter the and envelopes to match at 20c box A Daniel Mansur, comb tray ; Myrtie Jenkins, past, two seasons. QUICK CURE FOR COUGHS towel; Sidney Scott, jewel box; Lizzie Web- Dr. John Stevens, Four quires very line cream wove paper with envelopes to match, Secret Societies. and COLDS ber, comb tray ; Mae York, towel; Mrs. and HIST III IK. Mrs. Washington Moore, syrup pitcher and OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. 25 c Enterprise Lodge, A. O. U. W., had work Established in 1836. pair of vases; Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Holt, three iD the J. W. and W. last Small size pads, at -AT- degrees Thursday of Mrs. H. A. Cooper, mat; A. OFFICE HOURS : II to 12 A. n. writing eSCh pair towels; CAPITAL STOCK, $150,000 evening. The lodge now lacks but two of E. 2 to 4, 7 to 8 P. M. Pectoral H. Mayo, pair towels; Mary Moore, U. S. Jet Black Ink. members of the number which will entitle it Treasury Pyny of towels; Alva Colson, cheese plate; attention to EYE, EAR, NOSE 10 and 25 cents. The pair Special given an Canadian Remedy for all SURPLUS, $33,000 \o additional representative in the Grand Willie Webber, glass butter dish; Ralph and THROAT. ljrS4 3 bottles for 10c John Lodge. Arey, jewel box; Clements, glass sugar DEPOSITS SOLICITED and Affections. bowl; T. A. Ritchie, chamber; Mr. and fn accordance Throat Lung with instructions from the Mrs. Elmer Dickey, tea pot; C. W. Youug, Bottles, 25 cents. gr^at chiefs Tarratine Tribe, I. O. R. M., Large butter dish; Chester Webber, glass | glass Safe boxes for rent at fruit Edith Larrabee, vinegar cruit; FLOUR! FLOUR!! deposit $3, $5 $6.50 and A. will DAVIS & LAWRENCE 1 dish; FRED observe December 14th, as CO., Limited, JOHNSON, Thursday, F. Floy Curtis, pair of towels; W. Wingate, #8 a year. memorial the an- Prop’s Perry Davis’ Pain-Killer. day, being one-hundredth cake Carrie and Victor salt New York. Montreal. plate; Durham, two 300 of th Our new vault is unequaled in Eastern Maine niversary of the death of George Washington. and pepper shakers; George Nado, bowl; I have just received cars, bids., Ill ■■■ill III III ■ 11 ■■ill 1 111 of I have in and fire FORMERLY A. P. The exercises will be in Odd Fellow’s Hall. Nellie Webber, towel; Mr. Gove, pair Best Patent Michigan Flour. store UNEXCELLED security against MANSFIELD, towels; Mrs. James Webber, table cover; Snow White, Darrah’s City Mills, Albion, Lilly and in the At the meeting of the tribe Monday evening Nowhere in the 8tate of Maine can the burglary country. Charlie Gilmore, wine glass; B. H. Webber, which I offer at low White and Pillsbury’s Best, Those boxes can liaveilthe exclusive Orrin J. Dickey was elected Junior Saga- Keeley Treatment be obtained except in vase; Nelson renting pin tray; Ralph Clark, Curtis, car or bale. Straw Maine. Write for information. prices. Also hay byjthe cargo, of their boxes to and from the more in of Fred who has Portland, mush bowl and Mrs. Nelson Curtis, privilege taking Balfast place Sholes, gone pitcher; M. CARTER. Masonic Iyr39 silver butter knife. rtailed. ALBERT vaults. Temple, High Street, away. I THE NEWS OF BELFAST. Dwight C. Greenlaw shipped a 570 pound bog to Camden last week. The regular meeting of the City Council Book Department. Decorated The doors have arrived and are held lire-proof ; v be next Monday evening, being set between the old and uew parts of Commander T. I). .WE HAVE l ist Guptill inspected the court house. uas H. Marshall Post. G. A. R .Tuesday China Ware, Danger Tileston Wadliu, Esq., has sent out the mug. venires for travers jurors for the January RICHARD CARVEL, nsions have been granted as follows: term of Supreme Judicial Court. CONSISTING OF .. ise, Charles F. Perry, Montville, $>1S The creamery on Common near the DAVI D HARLM 1. special, Nov. 10th. street, TRAYS, depot, has been closed since Saturday after- were at PUFF ,gs half-mast Saturday on the noon and no notice was given of the closing. BOXES, m house, school houses, and at I'atrous JANICE HERRIDITH, many who brought milker cream for that residences, in memory of Vice Presi- ETC., ETC., place have sold the same at the Gerry Hobart. whose funeral was held on creamery in the Dana building this week. CALEB VVEiT. day. Do you take cold with A ONLY 10 CENTS EACH. new time-table will iuto effect on the every change in the go regular meeting of the Belfast W C. Belfast. Branch weather? Does Monday, Dec. 4th. The will be postponed this week uutil Fri- your throat afternoon passenger train will leave at 1.25 fee! raw ? And do ifteruoou at 2 30 o'clock, on account of sharp m P instead of 1 20. as at present. The is the to select ksgiving. The meeting will be with pains dart through your WOW opportunity your CHRISTMAS CIFTS. We have made extraordinary mixed train, which now arrives at 12 45 a. Fernald on street. The chest? Bridge work m will arrive efforts this to the tbe most varied GIFTS ever at 105 p. in.,—20 minutes year present public line of goods for HOLIDAY igaiu be tacking comfortables. Don't you know these are later. seen in this at danger signals which point city, prices that will accommodate our patrons and their pocket books. -s George W. Cottrell has at her home State Constable J.R. Mears made a search to pneumonia, bronchitis, or and ice street a set of tine china dishes seizure last Friday at the new store of consumption itself? Geutuer ited with gold which her late husband Bros. He found a large quantity Silver 4,000 Yards 10c Quality of If are ailing and have of Sterling Book Goods ght forty-one years ago at the store of you liquor, which he libeled, the hearing to be Department Millinery ">, v ite John Peirce of Belfast. The set has lost flesh lately, they are held Dec. ltith. The proprietors. W. A. and Fancy Trimmed Hats L. L. at astonishing low prices, 6-c used considerably and is still intact, certainly danger signals. The Geutner, were each bound over to the Ware, Outings Ebony of 5 volume sets. From $2.50 to $5.00. kery dealers state a set of equal quality question for y ou to decide is, January term of S. J. court consisting of... would cost not less than $50. ‘•Have I the to throw Storks ...consisting Goi.f DARK OUI INOS 5c. vitality Closed. The millinery and dry Macaulay, Hi smell,Abbott Histories, Hats, Tourists, Untrimmed M Stevens a free off these diseases?” goods stores will be closed all gave lunch to ail com- day. to-day, Puff Boxes, Ink Stands, Pen Hold- Jules Vernes, Leather Stocking Hats,Breasts,Winds, Tirs,Quilts, the of his lunch car on Don't wait to Thanksgiving; the markets, stores, opening the try SCOTT’S grocery ers, Brushes, Eraser Fii.es, Pa- Tales, Sea Hen- TOWELS, boots aud Kipling, Tales, Birds on hand at reduced r of Church and Franklin streets Satur- EMULSION '■ as a last re- shoes, clothing, jewelry and hard- prices. rer Knives, Shoe Horns, Etc. ty, ware stores will close for the at 1 Hawthorne, Market, Scott, mght. Mr. Steveus and his father, H. sort.” There is no day o’clock ; remedy the Children's Books, I), and H. TABL1NGS, •'veils, will book and periodical stores will close at continue their restaurant on equal to it for the 1, fortifying but will be Classics. street, and will the lunch car on open from 5.30 to 7 30 in the Children’s Tam O’bhanter keep system. Prevention is easy. Fur Goods Caps NAPKINS, ETC., >rner until the season opens at North- evening. Electric Seal Jackets, Astrakhan CHEAP. MARKED DOWN'. t'ampground. when it will he returned H. L. Woodcock is to have an exhibition and Boston Id staud near the north entrance. and sale of Jackets Cares, Muffs, Coney Scott’s bis paintings at the music store of Bags M. H. Andrews in ("ares, Children’s Sets, Scares, H. Staples, Jr., had his left thigh Bangor. Tuesday, Dec. j From 50c to $3.50. Art UMBRELLAS 5th. He will Collarettes, Etc. Department :i l ist Saturday. He was unharnessing not have bis usual holiday ex- I ither's horses when a dog frightened Emulsion hibition in Belfast, but his studio will be Bureau Scares, Commode Scares, Side From 62c to $3.00. tnimals and ran, open to visitors Thursday. Friday and Sat- Blankets they dragging the prevents consumption and New Line of Board Scarfs, Tuav Cloths, Sofa ! w th them, as were not urday of this week, and the are cor- they fully hosts of other diseases w hich public SILK MITTENS invited. Extra from to Pillow Tops, Li xcii Cloths* ■••i The young man was knocked down, attack the weak and those dially (juaiity, $1.50 $5.0u. v bruised in addition to the broken Dress Skirts From 25c to $ l 00. with poor blood. The “waterproof man,” who followed ladies H se who saw the accident think the j SCOTT’S EMULSION is on the street, evenings, looked in at windows, from SjU VIS to >35.00. is broken by the pole of the Box Doilies wagon Stamped — the one standard remedy for etc., a few years ago. has a successor in a Stationery Ladies’ and Children’s— ng against it. Worsted Waists from $1.50 to $2 00 man who has similar tactics, but in a inflamed throats and begun *' Marked Down from 25c. to 10c. lungs, Silk Waists 3.50 to 7.00 From 12 1 2c to 50c per box. rc arc < and (Diky "u them -m wLieh tli.- owners could T’ixk, SHAWLS, SKIRTS, carried o;:t to tin* entire satisfaction of vhe Splendid styles from $2 00 to $2.50 Covered with Silkaliue, Den’m and Cre- a neat sum. audience, H. Henry was always popular tonne, 25c each. From 87c to $2 00. MACKINTOSHES. :.MPTKI> M'ioidk is.i.i. Baker hong here and his tramne* •» v* I...... FUR and SMYRNA RUGS, Saturday night in a ceil in the lock- made up oi nigh grad*- talent, but in hi* There was n quorum ai c meeting of fascinators, DOWN PILLOWS. ■ iie was unfilled for drunkenness, J company every actor seems to be just “the 100 & Brussells Hassocks the school committee last v. ml ay evening. I CARPET SWEEPERS, Moquette •r mail was in the adjoining cell and right man in the right pi ace." The Sea Breeze Souvenir LADIES’ rts That Baker said lie Holiday paper, 50c each. HOODS, UNDERWEAR, was going to Uxivkks vlt>t Fair. The Universalist so- ETC. only will be ready soon. Only few more ails, PORTIERES, dug afire, hut- the other advised j ciety will have a fair next and needed. Wednesday SELUXG LEGGINGS and t r.» it. Baker CHEAP. CORSETS. HOSIERY, try then said: 'Then Thursday. Dec. nth and 7th afternoon and Sf 1" >ls 500 Pcs, All Silk No, mg my seif." The other man '.osed y esterdax Wednesday, i in Ribbons, 5, replied evening Memorial Hail. There will he a COLORED t io am ne\' *:. nt ; Chenile and GAITERS. it. That would be foolish. N .to- Monday nmruing of sale Wednesday and Thursda\ afternoons. Tapestry only 5c per yard. re was said, and when the p v T v -T-T ■” ■.- Ring, Mr Leslie E. Little T.T.TTTT7TTTTTT T .T -T T -T ’T T T -T n :b be a accompanied by delegation creased this coming year. [0. O. Poor, Pres- The There is a great difference in the fuel ..it city. There will be an excursion ! Union Veteran's Union met with Oom- ident. way rTwo Faced" is burned. Put. a V A rade green stick in the stove >f the Rocklaud steamers, Wm. H. Sanborn last Thursday eveu- a is in and then a similar piece after the, sap or I Do Gifts? The Journal receipt of Western pa- You flake Holiday* Refreshments were jr 4 t: Free J iug. served and a very water has been evaporated from it. Of ib-ifast Library has become eon- pers giving in account of the recent opening 4 enjoyable evening was spent all. course you know one burns much more 4 w ttli the Library Art Club, "f Cam- by of winter entertainments : by Rathbone Sis- readiiy than the other, it is just so with 4 Bedas-t U R. of P Mass., a s the us< R. gave Capt. F. ters. K. of p of Big Timber, Montana. The the fuel which we take into the body in the l CLOTH 4 form of food. Of ail known ro.i k A 4 There are now in the library loo H. Welch a handsome watch 1 am., as a sisters were entertained in K. of !*. Hall, fats and oils, liv-u oil In-ads the listii. the ease with which k A 4 f ::iaster]tieces ill the art of birthday present, and the Belfast Ban 1 gave and the alia’.: was Mrs. Adelbert 4 galleries managed by it is oxidized or burned up. In Scott’s him a e. Tb- are in the fountain pen at the same time. mv Lena of Emulsion this food free -pictures reading Whitney, Haney Belfast, and you get, from disa- « You can Find a Choice Fine at ojrSt ire. greeable odor ami taste. All delicate ehil- Always tud "pen to inspection and study. The post office delivery xviii be open to- Mrs. J. Simmons, former resident of Maine. 4 fen should take it, for iT gives them rich 4 •'• ill be here this week and next, day Thanksgiving, frmn 11 a. m. tc. 12 :>0 The. had was decorated with kept pine trees, birch blood, strong museles and keeps them plump Tailor ae ar> uDil m and from 7 tc s m. will cards were Suits, * passed from one library to p. Carriers make bark distributed,*and everything and hearty. [Lies Line will be I* i Our Holiday Complete r. their ami When tiiese are sent away "fliers ; morning mid-day collections and was arranged with reference to the Pine Tree lr ; V Newton, Mass.. M <>mun * Usual. the Earlier than sent here. Beginning to-day, Thurs- mid-day delivery. State. Seventy guests were present, supper Prominent in society, says:—‘ I would not ! IN GRAYS and browns, ; 4 le- was he library will be open to any who Poor & Sou opened last week a line assort- sewed, followe d by dancing, and every- anything lie without Comfort Powder. 4 It is for I PLAID BOUGHT DO :sii t Mil after :• o’clock oil- splendid irritation of the skin." It BACKS, 4 ui to ;t... mornings. inent of toilet, arte !es. perso rally selected in thing passed happily. t \\T,. wish v*h1 i y«mr .ittenti cures prickly heat, chating. offensive perspi- 1 ■" gm i-* wi ck a High Seined column Boston, such as soaps. mibs, brushes. etc., Steamer Notes. The Silver Star is off ration, tender feet, and keeps dress shields } RECT FROM 1I1E MILLS. <• ILrad. It wiii be in charge of the —tine at h-w sweet. goods very prices. Look for the Castme, Isleshoro and Belfast route for GET ; LINE OF the matter furnished and edited by THE BIGSTORLS $1.75, X LARGE WATCHES, 1 heir advertisement of hoi day goods next, and the Tin mont has taken 4 Wt !. »pe tins will serve a double pur- repairs, her OUR PRICE, 4 Fought i\ 01,1) l’H l FES. wliicii w* she s«T \ KK Y LOW < -he school iii closer touch with week. is in £ |T ring place. attend- |. '~y 4 r- •! Capt. Smallidge Bangor 1 'XO 1 n.) 1 jL A KS !»v lm \ c I u- your w itch :s i. -n f u !' v guar •. :i '. u-cuts and peoj le and help tlie scholars l PER YARD, *P MiiriTN*; ITEMS. Sell, rlora lingers arrr ing to the repairs and Capt. Dim; is in com- lhe Dinsmore Store j.-wohus. A GOOD 1,1N F. OF. s ust.oiuing them to write for publica- J Cam b-n ed Nov. > fr* in Camden for repairs at (»»*■*. mand of the Tremont.. Thesteamei Mount k 54 INCHES WIDE. 4 Herald, Nov. 24. lr A. Gilchrest's = m the marine Desert will be taken off the line'between 4 something of a coincidence that the railway lr ; 4 week The Journal the first instal- I Sch. Kisiug Suu arrived N<-\ from Bos- Rockland and Bar Harbor after her trip TREE, gave OUR SPECIAL BARGAIN t Ejr'SPO.NUING 4 \ KKV LOW. It will inv vou _pu [»rtc*s. with lumber for C from Rockland and back November JPth. "f "High School Notes," but there s i ton, J. Durham. Site i 5 4 NO LUOI BLE TO SHOW GOODS THIS WEEK IS lr ■ in the sailed the 21th for for which Tfie steamer Catherine will connect with the 4 eg original idea. In nearly every Bangor. f><.n lr i'n THE HEAi TIE’ I •1 >< >hS IF.' & Boston boats on 4 Of'Ix U'IXTiO H’ IS AX !XPEX which has a High School and a new ti- she had kerosene and general cargo. .Seh. j Bangor the Rockland lr ; ,v anil Ellsworth route call i.y A XI) ski; foii Yorusyi.y the practice prevails, and the notes Harriet Rogers arrived N 23d to load hay during the winter. * ad w.th interest by parents and pupils. and coal at the Belfast Ku -i & Hay C >'s for Thanksgiving Market. The markets E | -OVERSHOES.. A. 5 Mt. Desert.Seh Merrill C. Hart was were well with for Thanks- WILLIAM CLARK, art) SILVER PLATED WARE,N U,,.,YA I 7 SILVER, K ho ft T F. supplied poultry CLOCKS. icon Lecture. Rev. Jones £ 4 on the marine * taken railway Saturday, for giving, and it was brought in early. The ■'ksport lectured at the Methodist ves- BOTH FOR MEN ANL? WOMEN. * And do not Too,, I that we. d„ FIRST CL INS II .1 T< "■! Louisa Francis 1 repairs...-Sch discharged quality was excellent, the greater part being i Manufacturing Clothier, \ •tst Friday evening before a well-tilled 4 WORK on ; 100 cents w ,,/ work for <> I h >1 LAI!. corn from Portland for amirantc Swan & Sibley Co. young stock, m good flesh, and nut too fat. His was “The Life of Christ,’ They are of the very best quality, subject i i .. <% NATIONAL BANK BHILDINd, Monday.Sch. Senator loaded casks for & Gardiner had a fine but k s . , A/,,/p 'he address was illustrated Burgess supply, at the lowest The Phenix Row, Belfast, Me. ; bvstereopti- possible price. •r Rockland Monday.. Sch. Flora Rogers much of it was delivered as soon as brought ; h.J. LOCKE & SON, |{,LTA>, -lAINi:. *wa. The discourse was a review of prices are: I sailed Monday afternoon, light for Bruns- in. Fogg & Brown’s display was the finest 4 iff of the Saviour from the manger to wick. (la., to load lumber. ...The revenue they ever made. They had what was proba- insurrection, with applications of the cutter Woodbury has received her winter the turkey ever raised in Waldo Men's 3-Buckle Overshoes, incidents, and the words of Jesus, to bly largest cruising orders, and will begin on Dec 1 to county. It was raised by C. P. Carter of Mian life and duty of the present day. THE SEA BREEZR follow them. She will cover the coast be- Montviile, and weighed when dressed J4 best $198 U NI VERS A LIST FAIR A. as CLEMENT lews showed the various incidents quality. tween Eastport and Cape Ann. A tine lot of was in -At- uded in the Gospels, together with land- pounds. geese brought Vol. 21. No. 48. Arad of and Men's Storm and views of the Laud, New Advertisements Dwight P Palm- by Mahoney Searsmont, some Overshoes, 98 .will continue his. other Holy Me., Nov. MEHORIAL Masonic has received an endless handsome turkyes by Henry Higgins of Belfast, jo, iSqq. HALL, the lecture the evening was spent so- er, Temple, of whi< Ivnox. P. S. had his usual excellent “The that makes the world go roiu d il ce cream and cake were served, variety holiday goods. h lie offers for Staples thing Is of ink.” at line of fine all birds. Down plenty printers’ is be sale reasonable prices Read his adver- poultry, good s lecture the first of a series to Women 3-Buckle Overshoes. Wednesday and Thursday, Picture Framing and Mourning street stores not make so of ■ tisement and then call and -ee the do much a WE PRINT ANYTHING, this winter m tlie Methodist church. what lie has leaflets, of but those seen at Jack- +Erivolopes,+ dyers,* Pamphlets,* !>«•<■. Oth and Ttli, (Afternoon and Evening.) .ext will be Rev. C. L. of to offer. Aside from the many new and speciality poultry, best $149 by Cummings quality, + Hill son’s, McIntosh’s aud Con ant's were a < red it Cards, Booklets,-!- Programs,-)- Br>!\T>s IT ST A I IT -ion The date is not decided on. pretty holiday articles he has a complete yet St- Note Sale Wednesday afternoon and evening. ine of silk umbrellas for to the raisers in this Heads,* Posters,+*e.,+*t'. ladies and gentle,- poultry vicinity. Women's Storm Overshoes. ,75 Supner at tl o’clock, to he followed by the pro- Cottrell's New Home Mrs. Geo. and ! men. ami the usual complete stock of men’s Thanksgiving. M mentation of the wry amusing entertaining AT NO. II MAIN STREET. in her .Souvenir. drama: ■ttrell is now fully established Ar.- Halidai.i Mr. and Mrs. E P. Iluole of 1 Holiday furnishing goods you aware that this | Browning iee aceidents. one me on Race street, and it is in sis- Wireless i- a suceess, ! s white ware week at Carle & Jones? if Lowell. Mass., are visiting Mrs. Hoole’s CHILD,MISSES and WOMEN’S telegraphs Orders can be left ar he oh! stand. to Maine to she well feel a Bryan is coming sp ak.F«W A Under Difficulties. may pardonable pride, not. make a note of it.. This is Mrs Oliver Bowen.. .Asa Sawyer is at Proposal 43tr. a most use- i ter, JERSEY LEGGINGS A course of lectures will he tlecitl- u else was her late husband wood-Eli ed soon. II CAST 4 I < I1A It \( TI ES. planned by fill ware, and it v\iil be sold at less than one work in Unity, chopping J. I a That’s a their )rwey has made mistake. J W PH is built after bis death by son, the from Mass, last week- .JUST RECEIVED.... ltobert | suitors for the hand ot .Miss third regular retail prices up to 3 p. m. Stevens returned all; correct it. Vardsley, is duel Harlow. I •rt Cottrell. The foundation “armored trains” we read about, Andrews, Emery I)e<\ of b H. J. Loekv & Son ask the Mr. and Mrs. John Colby visited relatives in What tie Fred Spinney, Stock. ques- in Africa >nmc one tell us. | built ami the cellar is roomy and V'. Kane ■'. Lee Patterson Nursery uglily tion. “Do you make holiday gifts?” and if Burnham last week....Mrs. Addle The chopping kniie is worked for all it is 1> irotln .1 much loved woman, well ventilated. The walls were worth about this time of tin* vear. Andrews, yet tie- reader answers it in of Centre Montvslle was for Isabel (iion taken the affirmative dressmaking Older* !nr I' "M I: a ■•. M'naiie-n a I Trees, furnace A voting contest, school teachers, soon. Alonzo and the a Elizabeth Kelle\ f li rill is. Buses, (iiv Vines and Mm 11 E' ri;. t -. 1 y Beckwith, then w»- i-sioek* d jewelry store is the place Mrs. D. A. Ordway last week. The Webster’s 1 )i<'ii'Miory Int. W ho takes it ? Jennie, house maid, »y in M. L. Mitchell, business is better than it has her plumbing put by to a in Mourn le commenced last Mon- The Paper- sa> Admission in the afternoon free. v. li >.\ihii.\ t of schools Dinsmore They carry line Store buy. large watches been for sevci al years. What about Belfast! it.rhen with its accessories is a model with teachers: Centre and entertainment, J5 rents. and a good line of sterling silver novelties day the following Supper A^eiit ! >r rinse Ur her* f Bueliester ‘s with and storage Daniel Ad mission to entertai nment, 5 cents. N. V. Olliee ||, ,U |S || ;{,) A M kind, ample cupboard and ebony goods. “Call and see for school, William Cargill; Kingdom, au,| Sat* your- SPECIALTIES, ] :tn in 4 .‘i»* -1M. in as to most convenient FOUND. urda>s th«* v rierks so arranged be self.". -Read Plummer; William Young; Whites .(*lOUB Starrett's “Farewell An- Vose, \\This Time, Olliee, Memui ial Bui dine-. and Besid« h e ar 44 in the Sale Thursday afternoon. the house-work. A pump Halldale, Elmer 1 " ould like Codar Street 44tt ung nouncement" this week. The list of bar- Corner, Charles H. Vose; A Black Horse, which the owner can \RR RM 1 u L’ A HQ part Whist in the for old ami Dl LL n LnUe. | of work. Progressive evening Belfast. November 1, 1 son. water from the dooryard Ihe E. Miss Della H. Mc- have your to which all are invited. Tickets brings gains lias been revised new Tots of goods Hall; Plains, Kane; by proving property ami paying young, cordially „'■» cents, rel reshmei Is. room and are Farlands Miss Mabel Sent or Hail. including ng room, sitting parlor taking tlie place of those closed out, and the Corner, Pentecost; Charges. K. A. HliPirooN, by Express, Stage, finished, and in addition to Poland, Miss Hannah Vose; Carter, Miss 10 Main St. BRACKETT & CO., there is a hati taste in your mouth in artistically public are again reminded that this a bona Belfast, Maine. Bina Morey; F ye. Miss Etta Merritlievv. the 1 hen your liver is there is a sleeping room on the first PRINTERS, BELFAST, MAINE. morning, wron«r tide closing out sale and that now is the Belfast,, Nov. 23, 1899;—lw48* POUND JAR IF Take The is finished in white, and parlor time to secure bargains. ..Burkett's is taking There is more Catarrh in this section of the r rooms throughout the house in lemon, than all other diseases on the appearance of a big department store, country put together, until the last few was to or blue tints, with border to match, and years supposed FOR RENT. PRESERVES and the lie offers are hosts bargains bringing be incurable. For a great many years doc- e are numerous closets, all of large ca- Desirable in of buyers-The Dinsmore store announces tors pronounced it a local disease, and pre- office 0*1(1 Fellows’Block. NOTICE. The front stairs are finished in and F0* ;ty. this week exceptional bargains in overshoes scribed local remedies, by constantly Inquire at 5oc. ««■ ins, c wood, and there are hard-wood floors failiug to cure with local treatment, pro- 7 have a on street, free for men and has 64 MAIN STREET. repository Wight women-Joseph Wight nounced it incurable. Science has proven ... MAD 1: KY... ur different woods in the house. The Belfast, November 13, 185*9.—3w46 dust and where I will store car- a repository for the storage of carriages, catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and, from dirt, both inside and out was skilfully Tmg sleighs, furniture, etc., where they will be therefore, requires constitutional treatment. riages, sleighs, furniture, etc.., at a reason- SWIFT & PAUL’S. Elmer of Boston, who did aim- Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. MEETING OF CREDITORS. POOR & SON, by Gay free from dirt. Rates reasonable. Leave able <(• Paul's. Druggists. is the con- price. Leave orders at Swift 1 work in some of the cottages at Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, only U. S. District Court) elegant orders at Swift & Masonic Paul’s, Temple. stitutional cure on the market. It is taken for the > In Bankruptcy. JOSEPH WIGHT. »rk Harbor last summer. The pine wood Work is wanted by deserving and needy internally in doses from 10 drops to a tea- District of Maine, ) Belfast, Nov. 27, 1899.—48tf "'•'i in and other parts of the spoonful. It acts on the blood and The first of the finishing woman... See notice of black horse found directly meeting creditors of FRANK STRAW SHOP HELP WANTED. mucous of the offer M. of FOUND. ■ se was cut on Mr. Cottrell’s farm in East surface system. They FAIRBANKS Unity, Maine, A. will adjudged by E. Huntoon-You find some one hundred dollars for case it fails to bis own to Lst, and is handsome stock. Thomas A any bankrupt upon petition, prove their Experienced NVmn'en Machine on claims him and choose one Operators did the The house is very interesting bints in Johnson’s advt. on cure. Send for circulars and testimonials, against or more Straw Hrai.ls, Wirers, etc. mg plastering. page trustees of his will be held at A roadcart, blanket and harness on Millinery Trimmers, ress estate, the office of Work Wanted. (rood hoard with steam at on a knoll about add heated rooms very ‘•'tsantly located midway four. It will pay you to visit his well-stock- the referee, Belfast. Maine, on the 16tli of F. J. CHENEY & CO O. day the road from Belfast to Poor’s Mills, reasonable price Apply at once. "tween North avenue and the shore, Toledo, A. D. 1899, at 11 o’clock a. m. port ed store in Masonic and see the December, Any one desiring washing, house clean- of the house are Temple by Druggists, 76c. WILLIAM 1\ ironing, of GEORGE HIRSH & I’ARK, the views from all parts I^g'—Sold THOMPSON, ing, etc., can learn of a woman at Inquire DAGGETT, he offers. Pills are the best. by applying hue. tempting bargains Hall’s Family lw48 Referee of Waldo District. this office. tf48f 3w46* at A. M. Daggett’s, Morrill Medway, Mass TO ICRS. Notes. At his Best Friend. was forcing its way up in spite of me. ftSTTER PINKHAM NO. 94,398] Literary News and a Probat Court held at Belfast, within for the 1 1 felt as though 1 held two lives in my County of Waldo, on the second r ‘‘Iam so to for what day of Novi mber, A. 1). 1899. hand. grateful you A cordial welcome awaits each new about Genevieve that E. Pinkham’s Com- 4 certain instrument, to Everything day she was a Lydia Vegetable hook from the pen of Mrs. Laura E. Rich- purporting be the “No, just good comrade, lY will and testament of PHILO P. EST told me there was something wrong, but has done for me that I feel as ards. Her stories are sweet and and 1 tried to fool myself by taking the pound always of Troy, in said County of Waldo, decease.! it would never have entered to my head -——- to old same attitude, though I don’t suppose though I must wholesome, and equally acceptable ing been presented for probate, together ask her what it was. She was one of for the it fooled else. If she had ever tell about it. A I and young. her latest book, ! petition prajing appointment anybody “Peggy,” Elvira Thorne. Mrs. Albina L. Stevens those frank, open who don’t tell Women comes to us Dana an, \j girls shown the least I’d have was from the publishers, Marcia I. symptom—oh, year ago I Houston, admiuistratices wnh i, H a certain and who, no things beyond point, in in a second. But she never cared Estes & Co., and higher praise annexed, of the estate of said deceased. given Would Sure- taken very sick. Boston, by tlieir very good fellowship, keep a man can be it than to it is of a bit—said good bye to me jolly as could Doctors could do given say worthy Ordered, That notice be given to all p,.,. at a certain distance. She me more Mrs, interested a gave be the before I left.” ly Try the author. GASTOIII by causing copy of this order night than she did to most and 1 was me no pood For Infants and published three w'eeks successively in the I:, people, The secret was only Children. scorching my tongue, Pinkham’s The in some lican Journal,a at B. but I never rushed in. A chance to deaden the December Atlantic might newspaper published grateful; to me that at a but my promise Genevieve still kept senses almost a they may appear Probate Com;, a of If be called Chicago number, at remark, made without suspicion Medicine pain which I held Belfast, within and for said ( <,m debating. for three of the most and salient where 1 was to striking the second Tuesday of December at treading, brought things a but had almost con- next, “Her features weren’t bit good, articles are authors. Harriet the clock before noon, and show a crisis. They Only by Chicago The Kind You cause p ever I Have she had the most expressive face I stantly. pot Monroe’s “The Canon of the Colo- they have why the same should not be pr«. It was at the end of a after- Grand and stormy Towers Knew, Says some proved allowed and the prayer of sai saw, and the most attractive.” of your rado” is a and effective sketch of noon, and we were over the fire, brilliant tiuners granted. sitting said. “It had a than that Mrs, and I down beauty higher King Compound and natural scenery; Mrs. Ella W. Peattie’s GEO. E. JOHNSON, Ji she in a deep wicker chair, J A of form and coloring, a sort of inspiration. took one bottle “The Side of true copy. Attest: on wasu't lively Artistic Chicago” table As- Always Bought the hearth rug. She paying AVege Preparationfor CllAS. P. Haz.KLTI.VE. Re, 1 have tried a hundred times to catch it, ana received benefit the education- the least attention to what I was saying. from it at once. pictures aesthetic, artistic, the Food especially in that martyr over there on I and features of the similating andRegula- When a bucket of rain would have taken it ever since and now al, literary great city, At a Probate Court held at within splash against It’s a look of and radi- the Stomachs and Bowels of Belfast, the easel. pluck while the short “The ting the ot on the she would look over her have no backache, no in story, Detectives,” Bears the County Waldo, the second 1 window, I don’t know! I can’t pain my A. 1). ance and—oh, Will is a of November. 1899. shoulder with a nervous twisting of her side and stomach by Payne, capital example it!” my and bowels are » get the power of writers in romantic certain insrtument, t<> be lips, and her lingers kept doing exercises well. I can that Chicago purporting 1 knew, and opened my to speak, perfectly honestly say iictiou. reason to be A will anil testament of MARY C HIT, or lips Chicago has proud on the arm of her chair pleating up there is like it. If I could latent in said then hesitated again. nothing only of her contributions to this number of Winterporr County ..] \\ the on her dress. The house Signature been for ribbons tell woman Promotes ceased, having presented probate “It’s so strange,” he went on. “She every how much good your the representative of America. Digestion,Cheerful- shook a and that made me think magazine That notice be to little, that I would fall in medicine ness tains neither Ordered, given all per> prophesied has done me, would and Rest.Con terested ot the and that always they Sir Walter iu the Decem- by causing a copy of this order t. ocean, suggested Powers, with some beauti- Besant begins love, quite deliberately, try it.’—Martha M. North nor Mineral. of lished three weeks yiicees'>iva ly in I he Kn and 1 without a of in- surely King, ber a Opium,Morphine spoke glimmer a woman Century series of papers illustrating •loirnal, at that ful peasant girl here, of the Attleboro, Mass. Narcotic. published Belfast’, the\\ life in Not at a Probate to r, tention. withta lovely East London, as it is to-day. His pear Court., be held people, perfect physically, within and m Powers sailed to-day, didn't manner of tr» the subject is that of for said County, on Hie s. “Why. nature, and no intellectual power Vhat- The way women trifle with health ating of December next, at ten py. Attest: the herself before. The guard was depend physical health; so “Oue of Two in East — Alx. Senna girl God me, it wasn’t Million London,” Cm as. P. lb my mind, but, forgive does a Podielle Salts I Hazki.tine, goiH and she was staring into the fire good disposition. Disease makes and traces her career to the time of her an unhappy one. Anise Set it [ wi ’. an that struck me dumb. women nervous, irritable and at seventeen to a ’ expression “You are married?” snap- marriage young country- Peppermint At a Probate Court held at Belfast, wn JJi Curbone it Soda * ! Sin rubbed the back of -her fore- The effort of who has come to town to make for the of \\ al <-. wife is an Italian. She pish. very ailing women man, up County on the seeomt “Yes, my florm Seed l The of or first acioss one anti then to his as a Liz is a “Board November, a. D. 1899. ling cheek, sat fur that head in the corner. Gene- be good-natured makes them ner- living porter. Clarified Su.yar I across the as but school” and Walter holds that ftarrr I -rtaiu instrument., purport ing to hr other, though absently, me a little note vous. Write to Mrs. she will girl, Sir Xi'inhryrctn vieve sent such bright Pinkham, \cwill and t st.anient of DAVID LIP.BY, 1 saw. wLat the East Londoner learns about it, when 1 wrote aud told her. help you to health and happiness. average W iterporc ii -an C unty ot Wa!-l->. I lit* * -11 vem 'Urllit m Hduir uiiu^ from books at school he afterwards for- A Remedy loving been presented for ; She was the only clever woman that 1 It costs to get Mrs. Pinkham’s perfect forConstipa- Kind probate. have been for me to clear out, but 1 didn t. nothing but that the iulluence of Sour Ordered, That notice la- given 10 al 1 pi I ever wanted to Odd how a man gets; civilizing lion. Stomach,Diarrhoea, marry. advice. Her address is Lynn, Mass. te rested bv causing a copy d this < >i < i, 1 took one of her ham s and gripped it. the schools is and has mar- Worms I can what 1 did, and yet incalculable, .Convulsions .Feverish- publish d tiree w e *» successive! v in on the arm of her go through iiei head went down months vellously transformed the East End with- lican Jour .al. published ar Reil'usf, ihat ! marry another woman eighteen of Water ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. and we sat there without Kegister Ueep Vessels, in the No oue knows appeal a Probate Court, to he held ,g cliair, speaking later. I wonder if women are that past thirty years. You witini) and or said Com mi the Hove ty for a while. Then she began in the middle, more of the life of the poor in London SHirs. TacSinule of day of December next at ten of theeloc me about way?” Signature as though she had been telling than the author of “All Sorts and Condi- mu n, ml show cause. P have, “1 wonder!” I echoed from the very Abner M L sailed from any they it Coburn, Park, tions of same should not and ,i all along. bottom soul. Wilbor Men;” andnoone is better known Improved,approved of my [Juliet Tomp- New York Sept 15 for Hiogo. CKO. E. .loll .1 “He couldn’t have cared for me, any as their pictorial interpreter than Phil NS. >N, kins, in “The Turitan.” A G Ropes, David Rivers, sailed from XEW YORK. A true copy. Attest: We aren’t the same she who collaborates with Pen- way. kind,” New York July 29 for Sau Francisco; May, Joseph ( ii as. P. Ha zkltine, lb at while 1 am Always on nell Bought. said. ‘Tie looks life, sailed from Stanley, F I, Oct 30. in illustrating Sir Walter’s article. it. The of a Goat always in the very centre, living Appetite A J Fuller, C M Nichols, cleared from Probate Court, la id at Belfast, within an but of ..n tile second i'. He is interested and sympathetic, Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose Phila Oct 2b for Nagasaki. “The County Waldo. Sleeping City.” November, A. D. 1899. always the impersonal critic. 1 don’t Stomach and Liver are out of order. All Ai/an, A. T. Whittier, sailed from San know that Dr. New Life Francisco Oct 18 for New York. certain instrument, to hr believe he ever had au overwhelming such should King’s purporting Stomach and Liver A N Blanchard, arrived at As Hon. b. S. Walls of \ inalhaven was EXACT copy OF WRAPPER. \ will and testament of HARRIET Jm, moves de- I’ll Is, the wonderful Bangalore, impulse in his life. He by late of Searsinont. in the of \\ gives a splendid appetite, sound Port Elizabeth Nov 10 from New York. combing the hayseed out of his hair at the County liberate theories. We’re dif- Remedy, ceased, having been presented tor altogether and a habit that in- E B E L Carver, for Thorndike last come down proi digestion regular bodily Sutton, Philadelphia Saturday, having THE with a j SASTORIflCENTAUR COMPANY. NEW YORK CITY. gether ’petition praying for the ferent." health and San 12, lat 9 Ion from the where he had been | sures perfect great energy. Only Francisco; spoken, Sept S, court-house, ment of oris D Wilson, as administratm v. he a lot of “But Genevieve, thought ! 25e, at R. II. Moody’s drug store. 34 W. organizing a Farmers’ League, he noticed a will annexed, ot the estate of said deeeasi know—” I was F AS Pendleton, sailed a on in you. 1 blundering on, Emily Whitney, poster announcing show, which, Ordered, That notice be given to all pei s 5 but she broke in. from Newcastle, N W, Nov for Manila. mammoth letters, appeared the legend, te rested by causing a coj y of this order the World. Reed, D C Nichols, New York May “The He read with ii lied three weeks in The “Oh, he likes me; he is even fond of Prosperity Throughout Emily Sleeping City.” it, and, successively Rep 20 for arrived at the manner be been Journal, a newspaper published at Bell.', me 1 was Hong Kong, Singapore innocent, bucolic had At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for me. He vas always telling tiny appear at a Probate Court, to be hei Sept 20, leaking. using iu conversation with Mr. McLaughlin, the County ot Waldo, on the second Tuesday of At a Probate Court, lie Id at Belfast, within and for his best his comrade. Can’t the of on fast, within and for said on tl fiiend, you For many months now we have been Gov Robie, B F Coleord, at Kong when he told him what hard work he was November, A. D. 1899. County Waldo, the second Tuesday of County, HoDg j of December next, at ten of the see what that meant? But it was that or November, A. I). 1899. Tuesday of our Un- Sept 2 for New York. to the taxes on his farms in 4 certain to he boasting superior prosperity. having pay instrument, purporting the fore noon, and show cause, if any they I .. and I couldn't him up, so I B T P Coleord, sailed from Vinalbaven and a A last will and Testament of 4 certain instrument, purporting to be the last nothing, give questionably we have had the right to Henry Hyde, Searsmont, he inquired of JONATHAN the same should not be proved, approved Norfolk 7 for KNOWLES, late of in said of A will and testament of MAbTIN E. WHIT- kept the other 'way down under. I don't I do for it is not the Sept Honolulu; spoken, Sept Rockland man whether that sign w as put up Belfast, County lowed and the prayer said petition grant. this, only greatest COMB, late of in said f W al- 1 13, lat 30 25 N, Ion 07 10 W. order of the ami Aldermen and if Waldo, deceased, having been presented for’Pro- Searsport, County CEO. E. JOHNSON. think he we have ever but the in by Mayor do. deceased, havimr been for gues>ed.” j known, largest P R at bate. presented probate. A true copy. Attest: il a would .losepnus, Gilkey, Hong Kong the title had been formally adopted, adding *Tf had shown little, I When we think of our ex- Ordered, That notice be to all in- cm as. P. Haze lt you all history. 28 for New York. that he it A Ordered, That notice he given to all persons driven persons ink, lb Sept thought \ery appropriate. terested a id this order n't it have—" I continued. over twelve thousand millions interested a of this order to he by causing copy to be pub- ports of L F I Pendleton, arrived at of the was called by causing copy Mary Cushing, meeting city government three weeks lished three weeks successively in The Republican She shook hei and started to published successively in the Re- a head, a or four millions for every Kong Oct 2 from New York. at ami the see HVr was two hours at At Probate Court held at Belfast, wit hi year, nearly Hong once, given publican Journal, at Belfast, that thev .Journal, published Belfast, that they may ap- then faltered. this from 13 published the f held at Bel -•rder to be published three weeks sue joicing plenty, facing era! J. idler, president that concern, I Probate, the of Waldo, n the second <*I me it! It York Nov 8 for Honolulu M on County Tuesday t-lie Journal, a as if lie—meant to understand is to be the best it has to the formal of Col. fast, the 14th day of November, 1899. A. Republican newspaper which believed ...i,king opening C. C. November, D. 1 899. at St F W sailed from New York FRED L. (i 1LKEV. administrator on .he estate of Belfast, that they may appear at I is not Ins mult: it's the lie’s made. the Paul, Treat, Howell’s three test ovens, made on way ever known. The development of this H. H. 4 certain instrument, to be the last Court, to be held at Belfast. within ai June 20 for Yokohama. 1 CROCKETT, late of Searsp >rt, in said purporting But it me from what I felt new riches are plan. The plan is to have a large number of A will and testament of Dl DEFY P < LARK, on the Deeen her, \ kept showing east is just begun. The St arrived at Karluk 21 from County, deceased, having presented hi- first ac- County, lL’thdayot Nicholas, May coke and lau* of in said ot at ten of the clock before o as else could have—nothing on to Of is representative gas manufacturers i count of administration of said estate for allow- Cnity, County Waldo, decea.-cd, noon, and nothing beginning grow. course, .Japan San Francisco. been if earth!'' joesent on that occasion. A number have! ance. having presented for probate. any They have, why the prayer of in its increase, for it has grown fat State of Maine, H G Curtis, arrived at tioner should not be granted. happy signified their intention of coming and need Ordered, That notice be given to all persons in- I looked in for I had for- 9 from New York. Ordered, That notice thereof he given, three OHO. E. up surprise, Hong lvoug Oct terested a of JOHNSON upon victory. he notified as to the date. Some of! weeks in the a by causing copy this order t-> be was oiny successively, Republican Journal, A true. Attest that Genevieve not pretty. re- Til lie F Ebeu Curtis, clear d three weeks in copy. gotten From Sou ill America come excellent Starbuck, these are at New York, Boston, Ohio, Chat- newspapei published in Belfast, in said County, published successively The Repub- of that from 25 for San Francisco lican Journal, at lb-1 fast, that ( H AS. p. llAZKI.l INI You grew so fond her face you and Mexico was never in better Philadelphia Aug and and others are that all persons interested may attend at a Pro- published they may ports, tanooga Birmingham, yet at a to Oi t 17 lat 15 S. loti 37 W. bate on appear Probate Court, be held at Belfast, iitv-i of her features. spoken. to he interested. The will Court, to be held at Belfast, the 12th day thoughl condition. The South American coun- opening piobably within and for said on the second Tues- At Probate Court lieluat Bel: isr, wo \\ m H Macy, Aiusbury, arrived at Port of December next, and show cause, it any they County can see that we couldu't touch- he held in ten days or two weeks from now ot December next, at ten-d the of Wall'", on the 14 1; perfectly try s, although they have scarcely Angeles Oct 22 from San Francisco. have, why the said account should not he allowed. day the clock before Comity h.v.t- she went Teun Journal and Tribune. noon, and shmvcause.it have, the \ember. A I >. 1 Bbt*. been happy together,” ed the surface of their are Win T Eiskint at [Knoxville. GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. any they why possibilities, H Conner, J arrived same should not lie ui as a line of rea- A true copy. Attest: pioved. approved andailmved. /■"IY NTH lA \W I Cl It, v id< though impressing doing well. If it bad accomplished noth- Hong Kong O t 18 from New York. OEo. E. JOHNSON. Ciias. P. Hazeltine, Register Judge. \J WKBBEK, latent Monroe, in -.1 on herself. “I should have been have more W .1 Sewail C sailed A true Attest soning ing more the congress would Rotcli, Lancaster, copy Waldo, deceased, having present! woman (has. P. II.\zi' i.tin noirUu;. jealous of every beautiful the from Baltimore Aug 8 for Manila; spoken k, Register. tliat S. Webber mav »■ than its existence showing 1 praying Hemy justified by VITAL DO SS.—In Court of Probate, held at !' he came across, if he were to Sept 15, lat 19 48 S, Ion 80 41 W, all well. administrator «d t!te esB.te ot in .(re- especially of times the world which M fast, mi the 14th of good throughout BARKS day November, JSp;). lit r i her but At a Probate Court held at within and That the sai-l il i<-net _• ,,aiut i couid forgive face, its have made. This to RI FFS GILMOKEr administrator on the estate Belfast, ordered, pet delegates ought for the < ot Waldo, on a Alice Alausou at Port of A BRIE J. ATKINSON, late of minty the second Tue.- dav all persons interested by ausine ,t »•••( not her shoulders. I’m such poor little to the and satisfaction of this Reed, Ford, Spain, Bum am. in add comfort of November. \ D. 1899. order t>- be published h r- weeks of bones!' Trinidad, O t 25 for New Yofk. said County, deceased, having presented hi.- first bag for while we have abundance it in ’be Repltbl i.-an .b-u na I. a new >,-a country, Edward May, arrived at Honolulu Oct 18 and final account of administration ot said estate certain instrument, purporting to lie the last p.-: I wanted to tell her a hundred com- at Belfast, that they 1. i% a: is a to feel that the people in other San for allowance. V will and testament of JAM E- E. DOW. late nppc joy from Francisco. 1 ot in ot ourt, to he held 1: 1.. out 1 knew better. .'she are because That notice Searsport. said County Wamo, deceased, forting things, of the earth not suffering C P N F sailed from Port- Ordered, thereo: he given, three on I >• m 1 parts Dixon, Gilkey, be. n for County, lie 1 2t Inlay 1 A was not in a mood for but what weeks successively, in the Ri Journal, having presented probate. anything of any surplus we may have. [Saturday land Sepi 4 for Bahia Blanca. publican at ten of the clock bet m--n an*, -i a in Belfast, in said count v Ordered. '! hat notice be to all in she considered the truth. sailed from Montevideo newspaper published given persons it any they have, wlty the pra\ -1 -m< Evening Post. Ethel, Dodge, that all bv a person* interested m:i\ attend at a Pro terested causing copy m this mder to he er should not be “It would have been areal June 7 tor Puerto < granted. calamity Burglii. bate ourt, to be held at Belfast, on the 12th day puldished ihn e weeks successively m 11;*• Ht*i■ 11i• CKo. I JOHN" •' if he had cared.” she on with Evie Reed, A T W hittier, sailed from of December next, and show cause, if lican Journal, at Belfast, that said, going any they published they A true rop\ AMest Glorious News New York Nov 25 for Bahia. the said account should not he .it a Court. to her pitiful argument against herself. have, why allowed*. may appear Probate be held at Bel ( HAS. P. llA/.KI.MM Herbert \V 11 sailed GEO. E. .11>11NSON, fast, within and for said the second “He must be if he is to Conus from Dr. 1). B. Cargile of Washita, Black, Blanchard, .fudge. County.o free, succeed, A true Attest: m December next. at. ten id the r|..ek I.T. He writes: “Four bottles of Electric from Boston Sept 1 for Rosario. copy. Tuesday At a Probate Court held at Bella'.:. w and lie has Did you see his head Ciias P. before noon, and -how cause. B have, genius! Mrs. Brewer of lolani, McClure, arrived at Honolulu Ha?ki.tink, Register. any they the ( iiiintv ol W.tido, on the 14i Bitters have cured scrofula, Sept of wheat the same should not be of Gerard? Oh, it would be a crime to 20 from New York Every grain \:j why proved, apprm.d vetuber, A. 1 >. IS'.i'.i, which had caused her great suffering for Ijf and allowed. come between him and His careei ! I Mabel I C N in Rob Flour i; ITT A LI >o SS.—In Court of held at Bel- M. an uiui-- ii. years. Terrible, sores would break out on Meyers, Meyers, cleared Roy j' Probate, CEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. HOWARD |V tt on the 14th if IS'.*:*. rate ot LOUISA .1 c.\ couldn’t wish it to happen. 1 care as her head and and tin best doctors from Portland Sept 15 for Rosario. fast, day November, A true copy. Attest UOl.I.lS RB. face, an honest S. (9 grain V. SIMON ERSKINE. administrator mi the estate CIt As. P. II s,ud County of Wald--, decease.i. ... much for his success as I do for him.” could give her no but her cure is com- Matanzas, sailed from New York Nov 10 AZKJ.TINK, Register. I help; of WILLIAM W. THOMPSON, late of Mmitville, ed a petition praying that 11 is r. m man care and her health is excellent.” This for Havana. l) ioo cents “A couldn’t like that,” I said, plete represents t\ in said County, deceased, hiving presented his mine who ai e »nt it led t <• 11 e baiai.f shows what thousands have Olive Thurlow, J O Hayes, arrived at first and final account ot At a Pmhate Court held at now with a long breath. proved,—that on the dollar in wheat it administration of said Belfast, within and lor ; rate ii his hands and their i.—pr O t 17 from Havana. estate the ol on in it’s because I know Electric Bitters is the best blood purifier Carrabelle, Fla, Jf for allowance. County Waldo, tiie second Tuesday of therein according to law and ordei “Perhaps just E That notice thereof be A. D. 1S'J‘J. known. It’s the supreme remedy for ecze- Penobscot, G Parker, arrived at Santos value. It is selected f Ordered, given, three j November, trilmtcd ae<-ordiiiglv. it's hopeless, any way, and so 1 put on Oct from J) weeks successively, in ti e Journal, Ordered, That the said ioner -_i ma, tetter, salt rheum, ulcers, boils, and 15 Rosaiio. Republican certain instrument, purport iug to he the last I petit from the best a in a a tine motive. I don’t know,” she went V grown newspaper published Belfast, in said County, will and oi all persons inteiested by rai sing mining sores It stimulates the liver, kid- Rebecca Crowell, M G Dow*, arrived at j) V testament AIA IU. A RET WATER- ; that all persons interested nay attend at a Pro- order to he published three w.-eUs si..-- on, leaning back as though tired be- and di- Barbados July 20 from Port Elizabeth, C A winter wheat, milled ii HOUSE, late of Sealsport, ins. id < “imt.v ot Wal- ] neys bowels, expels poisons, helps bate Court, to he liehi at Belfast, on the 12th day been the Republican J< uinaI, a newspapi “1 can't answer for 50 G H. do, deceased, having presented for probate. yond expression. gestion, builds up the strength. Only the of December next, and slow cause, it an> they Belfast, that they inwyappear.it ■> Pi-" scientifically by That notice be myself any more, not since I’ve caught cents. Sold by R. H. Moody, Druggist. Rose Innis. Melvin Coleord, arrived at \fj have, why the said account should not he allowed. Ordered, given to all persons in- to be held at Beliiist. within and tor terested a of this order to he s" after Guaranteed. Philadelphia Aug 81 fromNew York. and best pro- / GEO E JOHNSON, Judge. by causing copy pub on the 12t h day -t Dee-un tiei. A 11 I myself, night night, refusing in- lished three weeks m'l'he Sachem, arrived at New York Oct from A true copy. Attest: successively Republican the clock before noon, amt slmw rutisi vitations and excuses to at 2§ cess in the finest of I at that making stay Chas. P. H \ZhLTiNE. Register, j .Journal, published Belfast, they mav ap- have, why the jirayer ot >aui petition- A is told one of Hong Kong. pear at a Probate Court, to be held ;it home, just in case he should drop in. good story concerning Thomas modern mills. The L Belfast, cot he granted. A Goddard, W S Grifbu, arrived within ami lor said on the the men of Hartlaud, who had County, second Tuesday (1 Ko K. JOHNSON Did you ever hear of so ab- prominent at Boston Nov 22 from Rosario and Buenos 1T7ALDOSS.— In Court of of December ten oi k anything housewife who desires Probate, lit*Id at Bel- next,at the cl,., before noon, A true copy. Attest. been out after The man started and show ject?'' game. Ayres. f Vt last, on the 14111 day of November, 185)9. cause, if any they have, why the same C11 as. p. Hazki.vise, lb- with him. ) We sat silent ; 1 a while, she after birds and took liis dogs Willard Mudgett, A C Coleord, arrived at the whitest, nicest, r H( )K ATK N. WOODCOCK, aduiiuisttator on the should not be proved, approved and allowed. staring estate of HORATIO N. late of Sear* GEO. E. some birds and were Nov WOODCOCK, JOHNSON, Judge. > into the lire with the same The d* gs started Boston 21 from Turk’s Island. most nutritious batch « \t a Probate Court held at Be!: is; hopeless look, mom, in said County, deceasd. having presented i A true copy. Attest: soon lost in the woods. The owner for the < >f W aid. --a while I—but this is not about me. being BRIGS. bis first and final account of administration of ( has. P. Hazklj ink, ’minty story of bread it is Register. N.-veinher. A. I >. I Bt1 '■1 to call the sat possible estate Then a door slammed, and in an instant unable dogs down, knowing J H arrived at New vj said for allowance. Leonora, Monroe, to 4 L'l’ON L. BLANCHARD, admim.-': that it would be useless to continue the York Nov 2 from bake should use C Ordered, that notice thereof be three At Probate Court held at Belfast.‘within and for she was her other self, alert and self Brunswick, Ga. given, A estate ot LI LI. IA N 1 Bl.ANi I. weeks in the the of on the 14th das ot No- assistance. While successively, Republican Journal, ! County Waldo, ■ controlled. hunt long without their Unity, in said County of Wald-*. •!-••■*•.r SCHOONERS. a newspaper published in Belfast, in said County, vember, A. I>. ISilt). “How did I come to tell a deer ran across his path presented a petition praying that you this?’’ sitting, large W R arrived at that all persons interested may attend at a Pro T 1 ( 1 EA 1*. KREEKY of at the Georgia GiiKey, Gilkey, Boston, Mass., and licensed to sell at public m privat*- she exclaimed. “The storm me and the animal was first bate Court, to be held at Belfast, on the 12th I J. made dropped New York Nov G from Fernaudiua. day KMiK\ STETSON of Bangor, Maine, has vev the whole ot the real estate >1 s.. of December next,[and show cause, if am inu blue and 1 Promise shot. [Bangor Whig. H B Colson, sailed from Bruns- they presented a petition prayint that Franklin A. as described in said ion. foolish, suppose. Gladys, ROB the said account shoulo not be allowed. petit have, why Wilson may lie appointed trustee under the last on that never wick, Nov 10 for New York. I That the said n.-r >j tell a The deer Ordered, me, your honor, you’ll This is very good story. GEO. E. JOHNSON. Judge. I "ill and testament ol Waldo Peirce, late of Frank- petite this or even hint it to one else all Henry Clausen, Jr, Appleby, sailed from A true Attest: all persons Interested by causing a any your must have been killed with bird as copy. ion, in said ( ounty of W aldo, also under the will shot, Bath Nov 8 for Savannah. Chas. P. ! order l«> be published thtei- weeks mh iife Hazeltink, Register. ■•I Catharine Peirce, late of said Frankfoit, in long.” a 1 a not John C sailed from (latest tile Republican Journal, new-papt man out hunting birds would be Smith, Kneeland, place ot Charles Stetson, late of said Bangor, 1 promised readily enough. I wasn’t at Bellas!, t hat they mav apjeai a- Brunswick, Ga, Nov 22 from Bridgeport. ■'TTALDO SS.—In Court of held at Bel- deceased. to want to tell. to have his loaded with ball ROY Probate, [ Court. To be held at Belfast. wii! 1 likely gun r i likely A sailed from M oil the 14tli dav' of 1899. *dale Mary Hall, Haskell, Bangor fast, November, i red, That the said pet i tinners give notice to County, on the 1 21li -lav •>! Den It was the same time of an afternoon 10 for J AMES <». of JAMES all Oct New York. PENDLETON, guardian P. persons interested by causing a copy ot this at;tcn ot the clock bet ore noon, mil cartridges! NICHOLS of nearly two years later, that I hunted up Lucia Porter, Farrow, arrived at New Searsport, m said County, having order to be published tliaeo weeks successively in if any they have, wh; the prayer his final account of for Tim in York Nov 21 from Jacksonville. presented guardianship Republican Journal, a tinner should not be Powers Paris. IIis success hadn’t Used British Soldiers in Africa. newspaper published g*.tided. by allowance. at Belfast, that they may appear at a Probate liKU. K. JOHNSON a bit of head with R F Pettigrew, Morse, sailed from Savau- brought big it, and Court, to he held at Belfast, within and A nah Ordered, That notice thereof be given, three tor said true copy. Attest C. G. Dennison is well known all Nov 1G for Portland. FLOUR on lit- was to see rue as if we still Capt. the 12th of A. ( it H a zk 1 1 b glad be- duovoijnuoic. a weeks successively, in the Republican Journal, County, day December, D. lS'.ej, as. P. nk, over Africa as commander of the forces that, R W Hopkins, Hichborn, arrived at Gal- at ten of the clock longed to the same world. Almost his WILLIAM A. COOMBS MILLING CO., I a newspaper published in Belfast., in said county, before noon, and show cause, captured the famous rebel Galishe. Under veston Nov 17 from Baltimore. Coldwater, Mleli. K that all it any they have, why the prayer of said first was about persons interested may attend at a Pro- petition- question Genevieve, of Anti-adulteration I. r>i-\ ,o er should not be At a Probate < ourt he In at Belfast, wl date of Nov. 4, 18117, from Vryburg, Bechu- Sallie I’On, W H "West, cleared from Fer- ^.Members bate Court, to be held at Belfast, on the 12th day granted. but I couldn't tell him much. 1. hadn’t E. the Count v ot Waldo on tl 1-4:1 analand, he writes: “Before starting on the nandina Nov 8 for Trinidad. of December next, and show cause, if any they GEO. JOHNSON, Judge. A true copy. Attest: vetuber, A. D. 18b‘J. seen her for a year, and though she had last campaign I bought a quantity of Cham- Tofa, A S Wilson, sailed from Mobile, have, why the said account should not be allow*, d. Chas P. Hazkltink, Register. a LBERT C. HAIvKK, executor of to write to me, I had never berlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem- Oct 30 for Philadelphia. GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. promised = A true Attest: A of JOSKPH Sit BBS. late >1 Mi I used when troubled with Willie L E sailed from copy. received more than one or two conventional edy,which myself Newton, Coombs, said of Waldo, m-reused, hal- Chas. P. Hazeltink, Begister. At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for County notes. bowel complaint, ami had given to my men, Brunswick Nov 10 for New York. ed a that lie he the County of Waldo, on the 14tli of No- petition praying may and in case it most beneficial.” PROBATE NOTICES. nay an oiler ot sm “That said Poweis every proved A. 1). 1 Sb'J. accept advantageous girl,” thoughtfully, SS.—In Court of held at Bid- vember, For sale hv A. A. Howes & Co., druggists. The Companion’s I\ew Calendar. Probate, dollars for certain real estate ol >ai “meant more to me than any woman 1 WALDOfast, on the 14tli dav of November. 1895*. TSADORE B. TILTON, widow of JOHN N Til. described in said petition, and sell ANNIE S. STETSON and CHARLES STETSON, 1 TON, late of ever knew in my life.” SS. In Court of Probate, held at Bel- Thorndike, in said County of said real estate 1 n accordance with -a Tlie Youth’s Companion Calendar for 1900 administrators on the estate of CHARLES P. Waldo, fast, on the 14th day of November. 1800. deceased, having presented a petition That the said 1 held my breath and waited. Powers The House of loo Much Trouble. is in WALDO of Ordered, petitn-nei gn- unique in form and beautiful design. WAYLAND A. of STETSON, late Bangor, in the County of Pen- praying for an allowance out of the es- HALL, guardian BETSEY personal all interested l-y causing 1 was never moved to a burst of confidence in The oval in colors and obscot, deceased, having presented the sixth and tate of said deceased. persons ceuterpeice, high CUNNINGHAM of Montville, in said County, order to be thr* e weeks final account of rfaid Charles P. Stetson as published his life, but he was to enclosed in a border of flowers, represents having presented his lirst and final account of guar- Ordered, That the said petitioner notice to the Journal,a always ready coolly In the House of Too Much Trouble dian Of Arthur Peirce of in said Coun- give Republican new-papm “A on for allowance.! Frankfort, a!l interested a and mind and Dream of Summer” and is supported guardianship persons by causing copy of this Belfast, that they may a| peai at Id analyze himself, body soul, Lived a lonely little boy; j ty of Waldo, for allowance. order to lie either side an executed published three weeks in to be held at Belfast, w ithinand lm for one who was interested. hy admirably figure Ordered, that notice thereof be given, three that notice thereof be successively any He was eager for a play mate, Ordered, given, three The a in delicate tints. The whole is de- weeks in the weeks Republican .Journal, newspaper published on the 12th day id December. A D. IB; a was for a piece successively, Republican Journal, successively, in The Republican Journal, a at I don’t suppose man ever was as He hungry toy. Belfast, that they may appear at a Probate the clock before n->ou, and show .m lightful in sentiment and in effect. a newspaper published in Belfast, in said Coun- newspaper published in in said But ’twas too much general Relfast, Countv, Court, to lie held at Belfast, within and for said tom much in lov< as 1 was, and it always bother, ty, that all persons interested may attend at a that all interested have, why t he pray or ot said pet it fought Larger than any of The Companion’s pre- persons may attend at a Pro- j C' on the 12rh Too much dirt ami too much Probate ro be lield at Bel on uniy, day of December, A D. isp.i. be so he went on. “I noise, Court, last, the 12th bate C* urt, to be held at on the 12th granted. resolutely.” suppose vious Calendars, it is equally acceptable as a Relfast, day ; at icn ot the clock before noon, ami show cause, CKo. K. JOHN.*'* in For the House of Too Much Trouble (lay of December next, and slmw cause, if any of December and show if she knew do—but 1 work of art. As an ornament to the home next, cause, am they it any the of said i--girls generally have, the said account should not be they have, why prayer petitmi,- A true copy. Attest Wasn’t meant for little boys. they why have, why t lie said account should not be allowed. ei should never once let it come to the surface. it will take a pre-eminent place. allowed. not he granted. ( MAS. 1 H A/.l l.l IN GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. GEO. E. And some time The Calendar is GEO. E. JOHNSON. Judge. I didn't it to the little fellow published exclusively hy JOHNSON, Judge. A true copy. Attest: A true really acknowledge myself A true Attest: copy. Attest At a Piobate t ourt held at Be f.<- till Left a book upon the floor, The Companion, it cannot he obtained copy. Chas. 1’. Hazeltink, the day I sailed, a day Ciias. P. Register. Ciias. P. Hazkltink, Register. lor the < ountv of V\ al-lo, oil 1 something Or and too elsewhere. It will he given to all new sub- Hazeltine, Register. li.o‘ this. Then—whew!'’ He shook forgot laughed loudly, November, A ih 1 lie failed scribers for who will also in Or to close the door. 1900, receive, DRUM ISTKATOK'S NOTH E. I lie A L1)) SS.- -1 it his subscriber Court of Probate, held at Rel a \l N'.Klii il.l head, his eyes contracting at the In addition to issues of the new W At Probate Court held at within and for the House of Too Much Trouble the fifty-two A hereby gives notice that lie has been >> last, on the 14 h dav of Belfast, duly November, 189;>, t lie ol \\ aldo. on 1 HA UP ISON !i 1.1: K \ I memory. all the issues for the of the estate of S. County the second Tuesdav I must be and trim— volume, remaining appointed Administrator ANNIE STETSON and CHARLES .. Things precise STETSON, November, A. 1). USD'J. "iinly "I \\ aid", tlt'i a«.t .1 “Bir did I asked. In tiie weeks of from the time of administrators on the estate of why you fight?” House of Too Much Trouble 1899, subscription. MARY ANN FLETCHER, late of Stockton CHARLES P. pel ii i' n pray in$i t hat the < <"irl n STETSON, late of in the of certain instrument, to be the last “Well, there I was future There was little room for him. Illustrated Announcement Number, contain- Bangor, County Pen- purporting who are em it let I t <> the ha '.t nee wjfli my Springs. \ will and testament ol GEORGE obscot, deceased, having presented tlit* twelfth McDonald, .> uncertain and the ing a full prospectus of the volume for 1900, in the of and their respective shares ll.trtiii absolutely big fight County Waldo, deceased, given bonds I and final account of said Charles latent Belfast, in said County ol Waldo, dec .t- He must never scatter will be sent free to address. P. Stetson as and ortier the samt di.-t t United acc before and I wanted to into playthings, any as the law directs. All persons having demands trustee under tlie last wills of Waldo ed, having been me, go it He must never and Peirce and presented for*pn>bate. romp play ; The Youth’s Companion, against the estate of said deceased are desired to Ordeied, 1 hat the said pet itmi free. J was and when Catharine Peirce, both late of Frankfort, in said ordered, That notice be to all in- horribly ambitious, Every room must he m order 203 Columbus Avenue, Boston, Mass. present the same for settlement, and all indebted given persons to all petstill.- interested hy ca'i-ii it County of Waldo, deceased, for allowance. terested by causing a of this order to he came to choosing between myself and And Kept quiet all the day, thereto are requested to make pavment immedi- copy urtler to he published three weeks Ordered, that notice thereof be three published three weeks successively in The Repub- my had to under He had never had ately. SYLVESTER H. PENDLETON. given, the Republican .It urtial. a nt-w-sp. work, myself go every companions, Chamberlain’s Pain Balm Cures weeks in The lican Journal, published ar Belfast, that tliev mav Others, Stockton Nov. 14, 1809. successively, Republican Journal, a at Pellast, that tin y may ap| « time. Besides it He had never owuied a pet— Springs, at a Probate to at would have been newspaper published in Belfast, in said appear Court, be held Belfast*, to lie at will" brutally Why Not You? County, and Court, held deltas!. In the House of Too within for said on the second Tues- 1 unfair to even if she had Much Trouble that all persons interested may attend at a Pro- County, < "ii I "I 1 '■ n her, cared. It NOTICE. The subscriber ol minty, he 12t h day It is trim and bate to be held at Rel on day December next, at ten of the cluck before have quiet yet. wife has been Chamberlain’s that she has been Court, last, the 12th day I Slip, at ten of the clock In! "if might been years and years before I My using ADMINISTRATRIX’Shereby gives notice duly ap- of noon, and show if December and show if cause, any have, why the •' with for a lame of the estate of next, cause, any they they cause, il any they ha\e, why the could How could I was room is set in order— Pain Balm, good results, pointed administratrix same should not he marry. know I Every have, why the said account should not be allowed. proved,approvedand allowed. should not he crantt d shoulder that has pained her constantly for MARK W. late of GEO. E petitioner going to be so Every book is in its place, ROLERSON, Searsmont, GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. JOHNSON, Judge. GEO. 1 IOHNm \ lucky?” nine We have tried all kinds of A tittle Attest: she And the lonely little fellow years. in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given A true copy. Attest: copy. A true Attest “Then, didn’t care?” I asked. I doctors Ciias. P. copy. Wears a smile liis medicines and without receiving any bonds as the law directs. All persons de- Chas. P. Hazeltink, Register. Hazkltink, Register. C ii as. P. Ha/.kltim h had sworn not to and Heaven upon face. having tell, In the Too Much benefit from any of them. One day wre saw mands against the estate of said deceased are I House.of Trouble A lA <(> Sr>.~ In Court ol held in Pel knows didn’t want to, but the secret an advertisement of this medicine and desired to present the same for settlement, and 7ALDO SS.—In of \JtJ Probate, He is silent and at rest— Court l’robate, held in Bel- (>n tlie of Prot ’<• thereto are to make Vf last, 14t 11 day ol November, lS'.i'.i. ITT A LDO SS. In Court In the thought of trying it, which we did with the all indebted requested pay- fast, on the 14th day of November, 181M». House of Too Much Trouble ETTA M. ISAAC PERRY, Administrator on the estate of Vf last, Oil the 141 li day I N best of satisfaction. She has used oue ment immediately. ROLERSON. WILLIAM W. NASON, Administrator on the To Cure With a lily on his breast. only Nov. 1899. HARRISON PERRY, late of Palermo, in said II OL1.1S .JACKSON, e\cent"i in One Week — Searsmont, 14, estate of OSCAR A. NASON, late of in said Constipation bottle and her shoulder is almost well Troy, County, deceased, have presented his third and testament ! a iim For sale by A. Howes & Co., druggists. give notioe that have been duly appoint- allowance. To Strengthen Nerves in One Week EXECUTORS’ they said estate for allowance. He Fooled tbe Surgeons. ed Executors of the last will and testament of Ordered, That, notice thereof he given, three that notice thereof he three To Cure Sick Headache in One Ordered, given, weeks successively, in the a 'that notice there"! !• Day All doctors told Renick Hamilton of CASTOHIA. JOEL late of Brooks, weeks Republican Journal, Ordered, West WORK, successively, in the Republican .Journal, a in in said weeks in the lo after newspaper published Pellast, County, successively, p Jefferson, O suffering 18 months from The Kind You Have in the of deceased. All newspaper published in Belfast, in said that all m Bears the Always Bought County Waldo, persons County, persons interested may attend at a Pro- a newspaper published in delta-', Rectal he would die estate of said that all persons interested attend at a Pro- Take Cleveland’s Tea Fistula, unless a costly having demands against the de- may bate Court, to be held at Pellast, on the 12th day that all persons interested may at'- Celery Compound the same for bate Court, to he held at on the 12th operation was performed; but he cured him- ceased are desired to present settle- Belfast, day of December next, and show cause, it ai y they hate Court, to he held at licit a st 25c. trial size free. If to are of December next, and show if ■ tl it fails cure self with live boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica ment, and all indebted thereto requested to cause, any they have, why the said account should not he al- of December next, and show .i make have, why the said account should not he allowed. n the surest Pile cure on ^“<5X4^557 payment immediately. lowed. have, why the said account sh« old money will be refunded. A. A. Salve, earth, and the 1 your Ask for the JAMES WORK, GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. C,EO. E. GEO. K. JOHNSON best Salve in the world. 25 cents a box. your grocer Big Master, H. A true Attest: JOHNSON, Judge. Howes & Co. WILLIAM WORK. copy. A true oopy. Attest: A true Attest Sold R. H. 5c. bar of best soap made. Chas. P. copy. by Moody, Druggist. biggest Brooks, Nov. 14,1899. Hazeltine, Register. Cjhas. P. Hazkltine, Register. C11 AS. P. Hazeltin k, K« V' Marine Miscellany. to Serve. Frye Builds up the system; puts pure, rich blood I io the veins; makes men and women strong CARTERS Main« Senator Becomes President Pro Tern 1’he A. F. Crockett Co. of Rockland 1 and healthy. Burdock Blood Bitters. At of the Senate. store. ... bought the brig Lucy W. Snow of I RPittle any drug and will have her transformed Washington, D. C., Nov. 21, 1899. She: “Do you believe that man sprang 1 lie law applicable to the ;i three-masted schooner for the coast- vice-presidency from the ape?” He: “No. But I believe 1 was enacted Jan. the 4th Con- trade. I0IVER 19, 1880, by all women spring from the mouse.” [Chi- PIUS. gress, tirst session, and its main features cago News. three masted-schr. Carrie A. L ine, [ are as follows: “I suffered for months from sore throat. ,i was dismasted while on Be it that in case of re- recently enacted, etc., Eclecuic Oil cured me iu from Florida to tweuty-four issage Connecticut, moval, death, resignation or inability of hours.” M. S. Gist, Hawesville, Ky. <> towed to Bath for repairs. Her both the President and Yice-Presi lent of It is the last act o? tlie melodrama. The s to be changed to four masts. the United States, the secretary of state, TANGIN orchestra sobs gustfuliy. The heroine sinks or the of the or the CURE secretary treasury, into tlie arms. “And are Parse of the steamer hero’s very ipt. Evelyn, Sick Headache and relieve all the troubles Inci- you If think there secretary of war, or the the hero. “As as you New York at New dent to a bilious state of the such as attorney-general, happy ?” whispers happy Orleans, reports system, or the isn't cure for Distress after postmaster generator the secretary T can be without ever having played the any -'tig a large quantity of lumber and Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, eating, Pain in the Side, &c. While their most oi the navy, or the secretary of the inter- part of Hamlet,” answered the heroine. For those troubles of a vessel’s house, painted white, been shown in remarkable success has curing ior shall act as president until the disabil- she is an artist first, aud after that a woman. which are distinctly ibout 50 miles S by W of Diamond ity of the President or Vice President is [Detroit Journal. feminine, it’s clear lightship. removed or a President shall be elected. haven’t tried “Cure the cough and save the life.” Dr. you The TANGIN. There’s announced that all the buoys in SICK law further provides that when oue Wood's Norway Pine Syrup cures coughs of the con- in the Kennebec river, above Bath, com Headache, yet Carter’s Little Liver Pills are above cabuet officers succeeds to and colds, down to the very verge of nothing and like this i ig in the main ship channel at equally valuable in Constipation, curing pre- the presidency he shall call a special ses- sumption. world this annoying complaint, while they also >w have been venting sion of A limits the medicine for pain, rock, taken up for correct all disorders of thestomach,stimulate the Congress. proviso Sterlmgworth: “I think people should succession to those who would be ’c=~ winter; also that the fixed red lan- liver and regulate the bowels. Even if they only eligible ^ i" marry their opposites, don’t you?” Throck- nervousness,weak- “ to the under the course I do. A self-made man ness and all of the ‘ight on Ames ledge has been dis- presidency constitution, gently on morton; “Of Mimd for the winter. and who have been appointed with the ad- Acts the should wed a tailor-made women.” [Judge. ills which women vice aud consent of the Senate. know so well. We Ten thr/usaud demons gnawing away at i-M»ner Emily Staples, Capt. Taintor, HEAD The believe in TAN- effect of the law is not to provide a one’s vitals couldn’t be much worse than the as a between Ache they would be almost priceless to those who plies regular packet succession to the but Kidneys, Liver tortures of Yet there’s a euro. G I N absolutely. suffer from this distressing complaint; but fortu- vice-presidency, itching piles. •I port and made a To send Portland, phenom- nately their goodness does noteudhere.and those merely so insure a succession to the pres- Doan’s Ointment never fails. prove it, in one day last week. Well loaded who once try them will fi nd these little pills valu- idency. us a postal card at able in so that will not be wil- and The Censor. Man: “I should with a stiff breeze she covered the many ways they the Bowels Newspaper and we will to do without them. But after allsick head By death of Mr. Hobart, Senator like to home that the com- once, nice 11 ling telegraph of 110 miles in 1-2 hours, and William P. 1 send a Free Frye of Maine becomes presi- the manding geueral is an idiot!” Censor; I you >*d ahead of the letter which was dent of TAN- pro tempore of the Senate, and will Cleanses System regret to iuforin you that we can permit the Sample to announce her sailing. discharge all the duties of the Vice-Presi- trausmisdon of no military secrets.” [Life. GIN, together with ACHE dent as officer of that The nm EFFECTUALLY a valuable medical from si^ who are Canary, Wasson, Bangor fur lathe bane of so lives that here is where presiding body. To accommodate those partial many 1 on Senate rules that no treatise the dis- York, with laths, was run iuto Tues- we make our great boast. Our pills cure it while specifically provid to the use of atomizers iu applying liquids Others do election is at the of for catarrhal troubles eases of women. >! t, Nov. gist, near Cross not. necessary beginning into the nasal passages l-»ip Light, are small and You see how much Carter's Little Liver Pills very the session. Senator will Slcq the proprietors prepare Ely’s Liquid Cream David S. and out down to Frye accordingly Siner, very to take. One or two pills make a dose. easy continue as officer till the end of •' Balm. Price, including the spraying tube, is we believe in this ater. She filled water and after- They are strictly and do not gripe or presiding OVERCOMES vegetable 75 cents. Druggists or by mail. The medicine. hut by their genii, action please all who President un- liquid drifted ashore on Muskeg it Island, purge, McKiuley’s administration, embodies the medicinal of the use them In vials at 25 cents ii\ c for $1. Sold less he chooses to or properties A. M. B1NINGER & CO.’S revv on board the resign, the Senate jumped Siner at or sent by rnaiL solid preparation. Cream Balm is quickly by druggists everywhere, wishes to elect another senator to the of Successors, one of the collision. The Siner w as hABITUALCONSTIPATION absorbed by tlie membrane aud does not dry CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York. lice. PERMANENTLY to a nat- d into Vineyard llaven for repairs. „„ up tilt- secretions but changes them NewVork-/ A curious coincidence is found in the ural healthy character. Ely Brothers, .”(> R. II. Thorndike of Rockland Pill, Small Small Price, fact that of the six V^e Presidents who Warren St., N. Y. > Small Ssse, night the Provincetown schooner have died in office four died in the same Actually Insulting. Conductor (hastily); F and will use her in the month of on IT5Be%ic,a>ecTS the Cole, A Card. year, and days of the Buy THE GENUINE MfiN’F d By •How old is that child?” Ymiug Mother ng trade. The Cole was formerly month that are not far apart, the date of (indignantly); “Do I look old enough to ud Banker, but lias been employed Mr. Hobart’s death being Nov. 21, J899; have a child o d enough to pay fare?” [New A MAGAZINE FREE. Wp, the nmlrrsi nrd. do lmreby agree to flnndreds of well known teal packet, between Provincetown and that of Mr. Wilson Nov. 22, 1875: that of u ?» .Tar it it fails deny 23, 1814, ?r.C'ScD There Simple grasped the right hand "t i|,e rep,.rter. TL. s,.,v.,i|,e- A s has caused a foa sau by fin CRU6&15TS price soc as if an engine in Mr. Tiuth's was eh ;., w a-..-s Heights great demaud to cur- d. VN’e also Mr. Hendricks Nov. 25, 1885. The two persuttil in any family. Among these, the body pumping mi., ,.„p ,.f |,u y*'ur ■••mgh guar- pensable )" ‘•There is no doubt but what I fee] •• *»sels on this of be re- that." the .-wsi .per m;m -.*, ; :s Pk.* part the coast, and antee a 25 cent. bott’e other Yice-Presidents who died in office of years assures us,should j.r.ve satisfactory experience ehvtrieit Mr. Truth rejliel: have had seienf ists s.n tliat sure!' I vas on corded Paix-Killer. For both internal and ;ty which has been tlie market or money refunded were Clinton and King. The former died wi-.li an electric* bait *rs. b it I have convinced ihmn it s n,, : \\*> is for some is A A. Howks ,v <.'•> \V. O I’.'oi: A Si.v external application we have found it of the power, then?" I do not know. It lias a I wavs net n ill'ugly years meeting April 20, 3812, and tlie latter 17. I c an or April we can recommend say. that I ought to say. is that it i> gift IT«.n, <;,,d. I Urn- t!..-n n is a great vv.luc especially force.' ready sale. 1853. .1 n>wc*rful, well-defined, but harmless force, which a.-tuallv -n •' is Wealth' rheumatism, or fresh wounds aud 1r‘!■ j,, Health for it eold, liis own ,, .. knows by knowledge and that it a. eempi-sh. > results 11, bark WiDud ( Wliee- 1 he bruises.—Christian Era. Avoid substitutes, Mudgett, apt. for Over fkny tear*. .sorrows of Pettigrew. r rrived at Boston Nov. gist from there is L it one Pain-Killer. Perry Davis'. AnOio ani> Wki.l-Tk.ikii Kkmkoy. i ti4 Price ”5 and 50c. island, having been towed up from Mrs. The Hon. Richard Franklin Pettigrew, Winslow's S" Sv -j*. ! as o •<•*. as- 1 tor The tie1 the thing Senator in "Think! Think! Oh if could nn!> light by tugboat Pallas, Congress from South Dakota, ! A you only to visit hot tif; oars by m -it- m liars lor slu* bad a cargo of made ferocious efforts to that State think:” The proud girl in the large 'beck- Hollywood, their children while i.-. ? p.-. wk perfect carry a calcium of scorn on bushels salt. 1 for ed skirt turned glare Capt. Wheeler re- 811' ess. it Monti s : he l.-nn the Aguinaldo. Pettigrew is the fellow saiit.hemuni decked Then ir lettc*rs a is tlie clir> youth. having encountered very rough gums, allays at; pain, cure- id c le. and who ashamed of his country and wants ■ature of she ci utiinied : “But every time you try to but received no serious is the : In .e *. Is me. The damage, best remedy pleas- the hauled down. Few of the anti- TREATMENT I 1 flag think foozle!” Aud say the hy the ant to the S. id b\ you yet they the vessel set sail from Turks taste. dra'ggisls in every ! are more is > xpansionists bitter. None golf dialect serves n purpose.” [Baltimore part nf tin- wmTl Twei.i’ •>■ .usabot- f he place was swept In a hurricane less intelligent, not eveu Billy Mason. £R. 1= .VEST’S American. tie. Its Value is .p. ,i P. a 11(1 Mudgett h*st several of her sails The publication of fictitious letters from ask f.a Mrs sv.es > V V• Uu. Svrup, and In Heart Disease it Works Like Magic ; FRANCIS THE DIVINE ii anchor. soldiers in tlte was one of Pet- mi F n — TRUTH, no U Philippines AND TREATMENT take ind. ■‘For Years my greatest enemy was organic j HEALER, tigrew's specialties. A Silver Republican THE ORIGINAL, AL OTHERS IMITATIONS, Heart uneasiness ami ! 6A h <01 the three-masted sclioonei for Disease. From pal- Bowdoin Square, Boston, Mass. NEWTS NOTE T who turned p silver and Bryauism and sold u■ 1 positive V. rlttfu ^UHi'antoc pitatwm it developed into abnormal action, < 11 | Write and he will send liis “The I liei n umber ade is being pushed arthoriz-d monthly Magazine, ivme Ifeaier." / f,-r iu /.*. nths. has long ceased to represent the Republi- ojdy.tocuro Weak Memorv, thumping, buttering and choking sensations. Butler it Co '■'e W ak full Li' ria, Thousands of ailments and diseases cure; to !.is absent tr- intent. canism of Mate. an Ryst Quick- Dr. Cure for the Heart instant Cm ! ;s; his In el I L< !■ .1 Agnew’s gave < Me. The vessel is being Dining ikeal yeai 1 "i \ »st- Pettigrew Dreams, Luck of Conti- kland, especial hatred «>t the jo.NorvousiM s.s. La all relief, and the hail symptoms have entirely masters were 1 2 Republican party sitnde. Draii s, Youtl j acted foi !. ('. the appointed, being or ~i -> It is a h r 1 (’apt. Kxe»- of wonder-worker, 1'lcc‘be v •.» .... Young, ami the administration. He sailed into fetors, *Jj‘ Tobacco. Opium, disappeared. my meiuixi iiiis jijju .,K fourt h-class. v ■a manager ol" the United Fruit Lioe.or. which leads to Jdi&ery, Consumption, case \\ as chronic.”— Rev. L. S. Dana, Pitts- \ was imperialism with all his wind. lie C sanity and Death. r. store or v B'iston. She is all timbered by mail, .>‘1 a burg. !’i Sold Kilgore Wilson and : Manv *11imilted in to 1 1 L: for with by daring burghuies going “rebuke” the administration. wriiiea gnarautfc So A. A. Howes & Co'.—4b. ■•; ! will be ti idy for service early in the of 1 or reatu t.7AT£ OF MA.Nii. city Mexico are believed t he tin- South Dakota was a liry:iu State by a money. Rumple jmek- y. ( apt. Young has decided to C'f’C containi ^ rivo days’ treatment, with full A need. British Obi- work of pr< tessional American small in Ispil and a * pressing Recruiting j W Vi.DO S<. operators. plurality again by o only so’ INVESTMENTS. he vessel in honor of Ids cer. “Well, my man, do you want to eniisi ?” Welllleet, one in lsp.s. 'This it J Fo the Honorable d list ices a 'lie .1 > slightly larger year Supreme ulicia] town on ( Cod. ,J. B. Five Nav i; Indians and m- white man Applicant. ’Yes, sergeant Recruiting ; ape ("apt. Court. in x to in- he!. .ii lie became Republican and kicked over Fu- 13? 2 Lanei officer. ;asr, with in and for <00, tial will save the lives of four a medals! Have you any practical experi- near j proceedings grew and putting Republican into bis :,*» a Fox; bis for with: DA IT \\ A UK I \ -d | dfslmr.). in the n»:,mv of t of and will be “S r!" Of- estimated 4;".on:n heifer »> I nil file tWClltV- Hug English par taken pi isnnors. them the had lived remote from Co., per | among private They the busy town Bochror of Buffalo says : —“My wife and uinth of January. A. |i a*v. N. •r water gb steamers of co i n tons day by | secretary of Aguinald. and several Geu- ’N' ath the m issy vof >f a farmnouse brown, I were both troubled with distressing Ca- c< nt., 10 {fear boiufs. VHen. a Minister .i the CoSpel. duly ainln-' i/ed against g'b vessels of about MO to solemnize | era Is. A'here their poet, smils were by nature fed tarrh, but we have enjoyed freedom from m.irriayes, and ever sun.-e -aid mar- _ioss in b<) vessels of riauc has c.mdue:>*0 herself towards said Bvroii September, From her ample hoard that was richly this aggravating malady since the day we And other desirable securities. The St. of UVERITA I.. W arren a- a faithful, .-hu.-te and atfeet i.-n tu* tons gross in Octohet hist Petersburg correspondent .spiead ; first used Dr. Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder. So,(KK1 j THE UP-TO-DATE wile; -i-r he said I.,. Warren, nn- Lokal And the realm she to them Hymn wholly g-4 T7 j Auzeiger repeats instantaneous, giving niiudMii of l.is niarria.ee vows and duty,ever -inee For The sordid mind she had ne’er in October. IsbT. Foi the 10 months I port that tin Russians are marching unsealed. LITTLE LIVER PILL most grat- ful relief within ten minutes after said marriage, ha- cruelly ai.d abusively treated toward the frontier. CURES first Sold by Kilgore & Wil- ymir libebuif. am! vessels about 707.- locomotive at Asking Cleveland resulted iu the i'liere were sweet in Constipation, the first M.i h. v. D -aid •ns in t he voices the gentle if marry 1 you, will 1 live in an old English 'lay.,. IS'.ts, Byron I gross corresponding period serious of live PORT I AM). W arren u mu toed the < rime t » injury passengers. The breeze with turrets and famed .oboterv with ear. Two vessels of about Dyspepsia, castle, battleim-nts, c. lb.."Mb car was to tan. woman whose name i- t■ your libelantun- ; reduced kindling wood. That were chanting songs to the listening in song and Lord: “Yes. _t »ss were launched last month at Sick-Head- story?” English Established l.s.">4. k n \\ 11. trees. shall.” American Girl; “And will v. u In tin-I nked S’ates District Court at. you Corresnotidenee invited. 4\v46 Your libelant fnr* lie says that rhe re-idence of For the so far there has a moan of ache and Liver year Now pain in the restless sea. introduce me to the Prince of Wales'sot ? -aid foil 1 W an -n is >t. I. mi.s.huige Philips ruled that every By not kinwu t" her, anil inched in the United Kingdom r»4h Then the dancing waves sang in joy and Lord: “Cm—er—not until 1 'be- cannot nc ascertained by reasonable ililiyemv. letter sent our with the. of de- Complaint. English oi Maiuc. of about tons purpose tired New W hi-'eb »;-i-. Ii .nr pr.iys 11i it -lie m ,\ he r.uit- l,LSo,710 gross, glee. SUGAR COATED. gin to get of you.” | York Week- ! 1 constitutes a oti'ense. ••d a uivoia-.- iron, tin- bond- •-! in.ii iuun now omnares with «*»(>7 vessels of nb<*ut landing .separate CiM'NTY Oi W Vi ;>o SS. And amid tli.es•-* scenes, with the and all ly. exi-irina between iierand -aid B\rm; I.. pure Sold bv druggists Novi n her S. A. 1». 1 Mb'.', Warren. •< ;<>us bonie stuoeutsof t.he Universi- gross for the liist 10 months Chicago or sent mall. Dated tl. third .lav id Xi.v.-m »ei \ I * I «*.><» good, by Kc/.eiiia Relieved in a Day Dr Ag- Taken this Si I. day of Nov eiuhcr. A I > is'iii, on •st The vessels are down nio the mountain re- IDA K. W \ liUKN year. principal ty going They had grown to the years of womanhood ; Nervita Medical Co., Chicago new’s Ointment, will cure this disgusting execution dated the loth day oi October. A.l». in England last month wa re the of to the While tin !r gems of still in silence skin without fail, It wni also cure JS'.in, i.s>ni-(i mi a judgineni tendered bv the >n- gions Kentucky study peculiar thought disease >T. VI. < >F .M : Sold bv A. A Howes & Co., Belfast, Te. ,!mii.• t<. 1 ('min. I< ilie of Wald... VIM *rew steamer British Prince, of conditions that there. Barber's Itch, Tetter. Suit Rheum, and all pietne .unity sociological prevail at tin term thereof and held at For *'er life s aim had begun Belfast., in W'A! :••• *i>. ms and the Islanda of .’MOO blight no tempest skin eru, turns In from three to six nights November 7, I S'.m. gross, In Boston the other a man who load -aid •Count v >1 Waldo, mi the third Tuesday day swept, it will cure and 1 gross, Blind, Bleeding Itching SepT> :nlt. A 11. 1 to wit mi the ninrh 'day Personally v. man-.i ma i;. Waimi. ab..\ been arrested >u a of mm »rt turned charge supp Then, apart, they from the old Piles, t >ne comfort to the of lie tei Ml. ihe gSth dav -d S. Id rat. er. ami u- ! For Women. application brings being named. ma a:), bar the itortenrs re is iv doubt that the was lined -TO. rid his umBec1.ed wife sc- hearthstone, most cases. .'55 cents For sale, A. O ism*, in favor o? M. C lilt.i oi Bet I longer any In Tolmun's M-nehl' l‘ n.. ii.->l»r« u.: ’t irritating by : T> the busy world ail uiuried, unknown. & Wilson and A. A Co. fast, in sain County, eolieetor .d taxes tor The i isted sfLuxiiier Edward II. .Smith, cured Ids release by paying that amount. to humirfiriis of anx mus ... i. Kilgore Howes happiness city of Belia.-t for rite IS'dT. the bed- 'rimre is positively no oilier remedy known —48. year against toinierly hailed from Jonesport One has found a home in the halls of fast Hotel a eorpmatimi organized and The heavy frosts in Alabama have prac- pride, to modieai science, t! :it v. .11 so o' n dv anil >'oi"pany u > — is tlicered men from that But her soul is unsatisfied ■ existing net tm i.iu t tin* Mate "! Maine. an I STATE « M MM.. by town, killed the of t< cotton. poet, safely do ? he work. Have m-ver ha- a sin. !-• i uavoidable. Egotism. “A person an’t tically growth p its e-tan|Cln-d iti sk M.. :: -I < *• and having jdareof business Belfast Si ill IA I. i; u 11• st aT sea, with all hands, limn- For her Ringing heart, her restless brain lailtire. The.longest ami ia. om sevei a! counties show that help in the ( mu s of \v d tin Reports To the world are bound a chain. are r-.-liev. I in a wir i-.--.nt fad. No other do.ai partieulurly In V ai | by gilded days tors.” That's true." the candid > "'giit. she sailed from New Y<»rk replied amt building*, on ( Inn lot bet weei Main V >1 A. Nmrllll" ; f.l the cotton fields have been In a holm obscure was one's love lot til <]•> this. Vo no no .shy j ) practically cast. remedy' pain, danger, man “One can’t a certain feel- > < I ksonville. and lias young help and Kraukliu streets being Lot tn 1 .. | )t Ml til.- am •1 xi■ u .11 •; -•. 1 N me. Fla., Aug. 14, abandoned. ’mid household cares 8’i.l her is interferem-e with work. Tin most dilhciilt Where life that, if bad done no more than oiu and on.- ae:es -ornate,! m said tin- iiiak rsiinied. -i ■ > >' •e been heard from. R. B. cases treated through corres ing they give turning eiglith .htsriee i'ou:i, tluu Capt. successfully <-• passed. him a in the Belfast.?.! ait* iiiindred and 11 dollars, '>"!! » be fivcll Ii !i;i ! iS.•'*••• i,:.! sf| 11 ail The Americans ire so p, mlcnee.a.ul the inosti oni| ietesattsfaetion place present generation they 1 of now of moving debt or damage. and wetitv dodatsand We no six it test mi formerly Milbridge, rapidly in instance ! roiieve hun- won hi still have to about,” ropy of ill* -anie.ot u :!rrr- And she bears her cross 'mid earth's thorns guaranteed every something brag I. is one <•! the owners that the Filipino insurgents have become cents cost I >i it. and will iie soltl a ain't on o!. our'h. witfi tins order tin-:-.* '!■ rre weeks principal dreds of ladies w In’un I m-\ er see. Write for [ Washington Star. public and at the tifliee d <«eo. L in -id Bel to f,Tie ‘e-si vt- a — vessel and commanded demoralized, and oiler very little resist- stings. tardier part; ;iars. Ail letters truthfully .lolmson. last, f’l. Ib-pai ai. w formerly While her sou', cries the highes’ :■ ner. mi tile eleven b lav d Deeem rinreil in B.-ffast. in rln maaa.i u longing for higher answered, l-'ree confidential advice in all < p.ipm j abio, t s when the American iniianion-Coated 1 <»ue time ago got a fine i anee, running away Pills*—I)r. Agnew’s A. t * 1 s'.i'.i. it nine oek the "fen ion. tin- Iasi ai to position ; ina' ters of a nature. Bear her, jMii.iicari be thirty da-.•• u le.isr. be- things pri\ateordehcate Liver are coated like a :• is e-er. eondit ion and will very delightful pill hill fl <’"itni on lie lirst running between Mobile and London on Oft her spirit soars to a region bright ; possible positively I newspapers, commenting uni to tlte sanu on t lue-ilavof ,.'anna r; a. v, 1, ; In- m leave no a 1 ter ill eifc- ts upon the health. a dost*, 40 in a vial for 10 cents. Their popu- Compai b.ti ay •fieu alio a, and turned over a And she fain to earth would re- By > the schooner to William's visit to that realm of November. \ 1 1 s.,r lour <.'i-b .-k m There in said i-ourt md i-n--.v.-> 1 Emperor approaching mail see-mdy s-'.iied. sj.lin. Dr. K. .M. TOL- larity is a whirlwind, sweeping competitors day appear th.-ieio if man an- the to wit The la-d and on lie see tit. \YM. IV Jonesport named Joy, England, say that Tim cor- veal, m \ N (h > 17 Tremont st.. Boston, Mass. before it like chaff. No no no afternoon, buildings Will TEHOI ‘si-:, Anglo-German pain, griping, stieets as Yet her h nds those gates may not here un- Crosby Inn lot, between Main and Krankiin •b:'tire Supreme .initial ( 'oiirt. Jonesport man being engaged diality is in .i great due to the change inconvenience. For sale & Wil- part seal. by Kilgore being Lot 37 in !'i\. 1, containing me and one- A true e11pv of IP..-! and rder of ( ..nra iifieon. Over three months have now m the reiati: ns The absolutely son and A. A. Howes & Co —40. in pass* between the United States ROYAL only eighth acres, situated said Belfast, and known Attest TILEsiox \\ .\M.1V c ,-;s. tliout anything being heard of the and Great Britian. On her thoughtful brow there are lines of SAFE, SURE and RELIABLE as the Crosby Inn lot and !> ii! lings. 1 “Why did you leave your last place?” 3w4(3 SAMLEL ti NDBTON. SherifT. aei and all has been abandon- care, Female Pills. hope i The invasion of the GERMAN I asked Mrs. Willoughby of the would-be 1 Pape by And a snowy tinge on her golden hair, bis were both Polony on apt. Joy and mate Mailed to any address receipt cook. “1 havn’t left me lasht place.” replied lfoers is believed to indicate an geu- But the look of peace that her pale face FEMALE box. /' ^VaV tSAud men, in early j of price $1.00 per the "I havn’t had lasht Sf young greatly respected eral on wears applicant. any place // attack tin- British There to Ladies sent and their loss causes sor- position. Book Important to leave. I’ve been worrkin’ for rneself Dr -port great are fears Of her life still no bears PILLS NOTICE. jo j that the Dutch farmers will tam- martyred impress free upon of 2c stamp. u town. receipt six months, an’ 1 can recommend rneself to '-JC/r-j'//f f {yem- that From her cross each a with the railroads to day springs precious ★ ★ ★ ....SPECIAL ATTENTION tilVKN I'o ill K g RE 11-... .-ci/u* tS/iv it/ia/i*. .'X Aci f / per prevent the QERTAN CHEDICAL CO., yez very highly. [Harper’s Bazar. movement of gem, British troops. her diadem. BRAND. 853 Broadway, N. Y. 11,385 Deer Killed. Which the angels keep for “A Lump Like Lead.”—How often one PORTLAND AlTd S I'A. A Missouri couple were married the [Selected from poems of S. .T. Stevens. hears the dyspeptic complain of this sensa- othei after a week’s ! AM.Oil am* HOIT.T )\. MAINE .or, Nov. IX. The big game season day acquaintance. STATE OF MAIJSE. tion in the stomach. Through neglect or done now The K tusas ('itv Journal overwork the are weakened RUPTURES is two-thirds past, both for admits that there digestive organs A' tiir-d business mail am! railra i. Instruc- of the BY THE .. by •id moose, and the while show- was so far as the To the Honorable, the Judge Probate and this symptom is the common sensation figures nothing precipitate tion o\ mnl a of Court iu and for tlie County of Waldo: after The contains a speeialty. Department teletrra- gain in the number of deer killed, iu- was as the eating. Pineapple large biidegroom concerned, bride elerks ami that the moose hunters have not had Respectfully represents Lueilla P. Kelley of percentage of vegetable pepsin, and is a phy. Bookkeepers, stenographers possessed property valued at >50,000. of d luck as m ISOS The deer season he- | To the Goffee-ite! Boston m the Commonwealth Massachusetts potent aid to digestion. This discovery has furnished business men. Free catalogue The of and J. Stetson ol of >'*t. \ ami closes Dec. 15. Up to this deposit vapor and hoar frost on Emily Bangor, County given to the world nature’s delightful and Penobscot, State of Maine Budit) i- ).. SH A\V. Pres., Portland, Me. the number of deer to window is the cure, Dr. Yon Stan’s ng brought panes prevented by coating There is room for one coffee That at a Court of Probate held in Belfast in positive Pineapple .or from the north and window with a Tablets. 18 in a box, 10 cents. For sale K. E hunting regions composition recently pa- said Waldo County on the 2nd Tuesday of Febru- by STEVENS, M. !>., — & Wilson ami A. A. Howes & Co.— M-as 2.501, while for the corresponding t* nted by a of that is choice one that ary. A. D. 18H3 'Charles P. Stetson of Bangor, Kilgore Belgian, consisting water, really Once, National Bank of 1 xos the number was 2,04<>, show- ! and aforesaid, was duly assigned and appointed guar- 50. Building, Belfast. Me. glycerine, sugar com.triu, the result- will remember for after- of Frankfort in said Waldo GEO. F. FAMES. M.D.,D. D, increase this year of 255 deer. The you days dian of Arthur Peirce .S, ing compound being transparent and ren- said Arthur Peirce having been duly A Natural Inference. “Well, Uncle Ras- Iggr^Offioe hours from 1 to 4. amt 7 to 8 r. .w..g$3 of moose shipped to date is 05 County, the window clear at all ward. If such a coffee could and adjudged by reason of n tirmiry tus,” said a gentleman to an aged colored -f 1Cm> for the of dering times. represented TVio Wnco inrl corresponding period to » ■. Tht'iinta. and mental incapacity incompetent manage individual. “I see you are still in the land of .*■ UV-' -J- WJU +. v w% Phenomena! corn were raised this be made would be bis crops you hungry lus own estate or to protect rights the living.” “Deed 1 is, boss,” replied tli* Commissioners' Notice. ie present rate of killing, the total season in the That there is a vacancy in said g Kankakee region, Indiana. lardianship old fellow, “and what’s more, Use gwine t.j INo. *-i Nt'whu K .*■»1i*< 1 of deer of the season killed in this for a caused the decease of said Charles P. Stetson, Walin' ss. November A. I). 1899. A :iumber of fields of cup. by on for auodde.r how 20, averaged yields in aforesaid on the 28th hang yeah” “Why, A id be 5.540 against. 5.577 iu ISOs, and who died Bangor day We, the been < '<»rnei ot I fie 1 re» t P< 'in to acre. can tel!?' asked the other undersigned, having duly appoint- (Near ■ eight) ninety bushels Well, it has been made! It of A. I). lS'.'P. you “Because, ti number of moose 142. against 202 in per September, ed by the Honorable (Jeo.lv Johnson, Judge of Th< lowlands show That are relatives of said sab,” answered the old man, “l’se always BOSTON. MASS It. is that with a the greatest yields, youi petitioners Probate, within and for said C< unty of Waldo, possible, however, is the choice P- and J. and farmers in full-growth, pulp Arthur Peirce, said Lueilla Emiiy being nutis’t dat ef 1 done live ovah my birthday Commissioners To r-eeive and decide the :all of snow the hunters will have the Kankakee valley are upon Hours, 12 to 2 ••!: sisters. dat I’se suali to live till it comes around claim* ot tin* credit us ol FREDA. HURD. late tick and the of the of breaking thousands acres fall so to of the liv aiiponitim nt *f»!*\ total kill game up of this heart, speak.) That said Arthur Peirce by reason of imirmit.y < (the again.” [Chica'go News. ol Winterport, in sa.d minty. deceased, whose lHOS.- 1 .nds in " budi will is still to October, y45 brought, up considerable be planted in corn next season. and mental incapacity incompetent estate lei* l;een represented insolvent, hereby give best berries from and his own estate or to Ids rights. t he record of last year. Java manage protect pub.n* tti-rice agreeal iy to the . 1 spp, have of Bangor in said Peimb- their claims, and luti attend »«. the duty causes it. 1,000 deer wdl not he far from the by of said Arthur Peirce. Try S'C.i-- reckon their life art— have a child who soils bedding from assigned us at the olli •«* of Hunt on A iMtnton, in number. It is also estimated that by than you want to drink. Paled Oetobei 27, 181MV incqu- Bui s uiie of water Cur--s old Belfast, in said Waldo, on the ninth killed too the davs by the How of tlieir 1.1 T ILL A I*. teudence during sleep. County ue-third of the game actual!;, KELLEY, of December, \ D. 1 8pp, and on he fifth Tears. It could have been at EMILY J STETSON. ami young alike. It arrests the trouble at day day by rail, and that would indi- bought ■ •I .May. A. I). I'.mni, at otn of the clock in the sported Am; once. A. A. & ■- their life the moans of their Si- Sold Howes Co., totai all in all s.-• by heart. by fternoon of each < t said ilavs. Kid, by persons, a third less cost and still be at At a Probate Court held Belfast, within and Belfast. Me. Iyl7 \\ f deer this Druggists, COTTON '.MEAHS, | ., Maine, of 11.5X5 year. ) '1 be dials of earth show for the of Waldo on the 14th of 1 om,K- may and Mocha. It County day 3w47 KEVEKLY S. ST.Yrl.KS,) The length, not the depth, of years; genuine Java November, A. i>. lSd'd. A Strong Recommendation “But, sir, .. MADE BY... Few or come—few or ir is ordered that what has your candidate ever done to de- Doctoring Means Wrong Doctor- many they many they has cost two cents a to On the foregoing petition the go— pound petitioners give notice to all persons interested serve the support of the people*.”’ Well, for ins- But our time is beat measured tears. sort it. A tenth of this labor by causing a copy of said petition and ot this one thing, this is the first tune he has ever POOR & SON. by order attested the of said ii are aide ted with chronic and lmger- thereon, by register run for an office.” [Chicago Journal. HOUSE FOR SALE. Ab! not the silver Court, tube published three weeks successively Full for ~>0(\ *ease it is safe to conclude that you by gray would have been called good pint 1 hat the in the Republican Journal, a newspaper publish- The two story House, Ell, and P.arn, owned bv to on lines. If nied- creeps through sunny hair, Relief in Six Hours. ring wrong proper most It could ed is said Bel last. Also that pers nal notice he E. 11. Mahoney of Boston, situated on And net by the scenes that we pass on our sorting firms. Northport •■mid overcome your disease, the dis- by piventosaid Arthur Peirce by serving him with Distressing and Bladder Disease ave., only live minutes drive from the It way— Kidney city. a ii Id long ago have overcome you. have been roasted with half the a copy of said petition and ibis order thereon, has just been put in thorough repairs inside and And not by the furrows the of care at least relieved in six hours hy “New Great South 11 uuhle is that you have been treated fur lingers attested by said Register, fourteen days out. Fine Location. Will be sold cheap. For before the twelfth of December next, that further information of long foreign to your On the and face care it has had, and would day American Kidney Cure.” It is a great inquire wholly complaint, forehead have made. you a Court next to Birds. they may appear at Probate be (HAS. R. CO< (MBS, :iie medicine either has had no effect or Not so do we count our on account of its years; still think it fine coffee. held at Belfast within and for said County of surprise exceeding prompt- tl29. 7 > hue extra oide worse. The wise to do Singing (’unary, $1.75: singer, $2.00, you thing Not by the sun of the earth—but the shade Waldo, on the twelfth day of December next, at ness in relieving pain in bladder, kidneys *2.50 and $3.00 Any extra singer not onsult Dr. of 34 and show suiting Greene, Tempie Place, Of our souls, and the fall of our tears. But even to the air- ten o’clock in the forenoon, cause, if can in- changed. Squate brass cages, $1 oo; imported, and back, in male or female. Relieves re- larger 11, Mass., the discoverer of that great- any they have, why the prayer of the petitioners $150 and $2.o(); all real brass, liest quality For Caution Notice. f all remedies, Dr. Greene’s Nervura. the young are sometimes old bags in should not he granted. tention of water almost If Birds and cages safe > express on receipt o'l tight, parchment-lined CEO. E. immediately. •n him if you can, but if that is iucou- Though their brow be bright and JOHNSON, Judge. Whereas MARTHA A. price, Holden's piew Hook mi birds, 13(5 pages fair; want relief aud cure this is the my wife, PLACE, having their blood which it is it is all done A true copy. Attest you quick illustrated, all about singing, mui ing, food, cac •it. write him fully about your case. While beats warm, their heart packed, left my bed and board without just cause or prov- Chas. P. Hazeltine, Register. remedy. Sold A. A. Howes & Co., drug- selecting, and mail fo: 25 st an tel! him in a letter lies cold— hy ocation, this is to forbid all persons from trusting prices, by cents, amps many things after the Turkish fashion. Me. (.. II. IIOLDKN 11 Bowdoiu Boston. — high gists, Belfast, Iyl8 or her on account, as i shall no 8q., on might forget in a personal interview, O’er them the springtime but winter is harboring my pay hills of her contracting after this date. 3ui43 st* as Dr. Greene mal-os no there. If want to a of it you nothing, you try cup Brooks, Me., Nov. 8,1899. and tor consultation advice. Itch on human cured in minutes CHARLES M. And the old are ofttimes young, ask for Chase & 30 hy PLACE. your grocer Woolford’s Lotion. This never Witness, F. \Vr Broavn, Jr. 3w4t> NOTICE. When their hair is thin and white; Office- -ylf/r/ta Sanitary A. store Howes drug guarantees every And they sing in age as in Sanborn’s High-Grade Cof- fails. Sold by A. A. Howes & Co., Druggists, youth they sung, I, FRANK >1 NEl SON -.l' Palermo, in the of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and And for their cross was Belfast, Me. Ivl7 they laugh, light. County of Waldo and stale of Maine, lierebv give I refund the money to any one who is not fee, sold under the Seal Trade- GRAY’S Bu0sritnensS COLLEGE notice that u>y wife. ELLEN F. NELSON, left my sii^d after two-third of the con- A thousand joys may foam wanted! using with and School of Shorthand and Typewriting. bed and board on the 10th day of November, ’s This is the best in the world On the billows of all the years; mark, signed guarantee. and remedy THEORY Lautz Bros. to learn the stone cutters 1800, without cause, that I shall not be re- But never the foam TAUGHT TO DO BY DOING. DRY DISCARDED. & Co.’s Marseilles White Apprentices trade. For a coughs, colds, croup and brings the brave bark make mouth water 1 sponsible for any debts or liabilities of her con- grippe, will your FREE CATALOGUE. will neither shrivel hands while further information to ping cough and is pleasant and safe to borne; Ijt SEND FOR Soap your apply tracting from this dare. It Address FRANK L. OR AY. ME. clothes or nor shrink Nov. 1300. It prevents any of a cold to reaches the haven through tears. Your has it. PORTLAND, washing your dishes, MOUNT WALDO GRANITE Palermo, 13, tendency grocer WORKS, FRkNK M. N '! t in Father 3ni36 our flannels and woolen ELSON. pneumonia. 4ms, [ Ryan. goods tf40 Frankfort, rie. Witness, T. W. Bkidguam. 3w4i> MARRIED. SEARSPORT LOCALS. South Montville. Wilson Proctor was GOLD DC ST WASHING POWDER. ploughing for G. F. Randall last week with has decided not lease Frank 1. Mortland to a yoke of wild steers,which became frighten- Abbott-Walton. In Belfast, November 27 by House. Rev. R. T. Capeu, Morrill Abbott of Boothbay and the Searsport ed, and iu his efforts to stop them he was Miss Isa M. Walton of Belfast. Women’s missionary reading with Mrs. thrown to the ground, breaking his coliar Acstin-Bknnktt. In Rockland. November 21, In Paint David M. Austin and Maggie Bennett, both of Washing Roulstone, Friday, at 2 r. m. bone1 The neighbors and friends are very Rockland. kindly assisting iu doing his fall work. Barbocr-Fowers. In Deer Isle. November 21, Samuel H. Gross of Seattle is the guest of Hosea Wardwell Barbour and Edith Marion Pow- don t scrub it and We are glad to hear that Mrs. Davis, who ers. both of Deer Isle. Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Porter. y Pure wear off the sur- Absolutely taught the fall term of school,will teach here Eaton-Morey. In Boston, November 7, Newell The T. T. T. Club will give a social dance royals R. Eaton and Annie S. Morey, both of Deer Isle. this S. C. face. Use Gold Dust Makes the more delicious and wholesome again winter.Rev. Whitcomb, Nickless-Stearns. In Knox, November 26, at the G. A. R. hall this evening. food Rev. H. Martin F. Nickless and who has been sick for a week at F.Linniken’s by Small, Miss Powder HEW YORK. May S. Stearns, both of Unity. P. Towle and wife left by steamer ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., returned to his Washing Henry home in Bangor Monday- Rogers-Sii»es. In Brooklyn, N. \\, November to direc- Thursday for Boston to visit friends. Mrs. Edward of Brighton, Mass., 22, Wilbur Horace Rogers anil Flora, daughter of according Leighs Charles Oscar Sides of Waldoboro, both of in tbe official records of the Union and Con- Smithton, The school at a few tions on J. W. Rice and A. W Allen are at home (Freedom). spent days with her parents, Mr. and Brooklyn. printed federate Navies series I Yol. 2. He also this place began Nov. 27th, Miss Vasta Mrs. J. Q. jveek.... Mr. and Mrs. Stinson-Smith. In Deer Isle, November 19, rom Kent’s Hill to spend Thanksgiving. Adams,last E. Stinson ol and Miss every and Gatcbell teacher.Carrie Wentworth is at Lyman Stonington Fannie package bad command of the U. S. S Eila and An- David Prescott of Howard, R. are Mabel Smith of Deer Isle been to I., spend- Ferdinand Robbins has promoted work at Maine.We understand Shatti k-Marr. In you will be nie and the gunboat Cambridge. In the j.Hotel ing their vacation with her Mr. and Washington. November pleased V. S. Princeton. parents, IS. Frank L. Shattnck and Miss both quatermaster onboard S. that intends to move to Ma> V.Marr, former he captured the steamer Chesapeake, Wright Thompson Mrs. Freeman Liunikeu. of Razorville. with the results and Marshall has a situation in the the Wm. White in Yoi ng-Sclliyan. Nickerson which was taken on her trip from New York place Montville_Eph- In Camden, November 11, at the Melvin E. Young of Rockland, and Carrie Sulli- surprised vicinity of Boston and left Monday by boat. to Portland Confederates, wlio had raim Bragdon went to Taunton, Mass., Nov. by SHIP NEWS. v an of Augusta. in labor. a number of our men saving Dr. F. S. Eveleth will spend Tbaukgiving boarded her at New York for that purpose. 20th-Quite young Satur- The extracts from are away this fall. Frank Thurston and DIED. 8end for free booklet—“ Golden Bale* with his parents in Boston, returning following telegrams give POUT OF BELFAST. are in N. H. Mark for Housework.” day. some idea at the excitement at the time, George Bragdon Milford, ARRIVED. Black. In Little Deer Isle, November 18, Mrs. and the of Nickels to act Jackson is in Taunton at work in the hospi- THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY H. B. Upham of Melrose, Mass., arrived promptness Capt. Rozella Black, aged 84 years .... Fred Thurston vi ill in the Bar- Nov 22. Schs Flora Rogers, Har- in an When the dates are noted tal teach Camden; Be ler. In North Searsmont, November 22. St. Louis NewYork Boston ast week and will spend part of the winter emergency. riet Mt Chicago low district. Rogers, Lynam, Desert; Rising Sun, Pearl Butler, aged 16 years. ! it will be seen bis n town. performance fully equals Whitten, Boston. Ciiant'Ler In Albuquerque, N. M November of the dash of any achievement recorded of Morrill. Rev. W. W. Ogier announces Nov 2<>. Sell Louisa Francis, Lane, Port- 17, typhoid fever, a. W. Chandler, aged 39 The Sweeney homestead was sold under land; Garland, Allen, Deer lsle;P M Bon- years and 11 months. our navy in the late Spanish war. that he will hold a quarterly meeting at the Carey, lit Roekport, November 22, George II. the hammer Saturday, and was bought by uey, Burgess, Vinalhaven. Charlestown, Mass Dec. 9. I860. church Sunday, Dec. 10th, at 11 a. m_Rev. Carey, aged 42 years and 3 months Bunker. Co<»k. In Ellsworth, November 23, John Cook, Mrs. Susan Received at Washington 6 15 p. m. U. S. S. SAILED. Chas. Seliger will spend Thanksgiving day aged 88 years. Accacia. Sailed at 4 o’clock in search of Lewis Clossoii is lobsters to Bos- X’UV 1^. i'll Dkykrkai x. In Penobscot, November 14, Mrs. shipping Elia and Anna in Augusta... .Frank Brown and Elmer li,\ UrtlU, the Chesapeake. Steamer Ursula Dever. aux, aged 82 years. ton. Several in the lot sent this week from Desert; Rising Sun, Whitten, Bangor. * vill in two or three hours, Brown arrived Lawrence, Mass., last Foss ktt. In Union. November 29, A go Ticouderoga Nov 27. Schs Flora Brunswick; Euphemia Farewell Rogers, widow of Announcement w eighed each. the moment she is George E. Fossett,aged 51 years and 1 eight pounds ready. week to spend Thanksgiving with relatives Garland, Mt Desert. J. B. Montgomery, month 1’ '< Tutt.e his studio to- here... .Richard Merriam went to Provi- Nov 28. Sell Louisa Rock- ield. In gragher opens Commander. Francis, Lane, Lineolnville. November 8. Mrs. Laura Senator. do. A. Field, 59 ,iav. for I've Last chance dence, R. I., last Monday, where he tiuds land, Rich, aged years. Thursday, days. To Hou. Gideou Welles. Harmjian. In liar Harbor, November 19. Fred- PORTS. remunerative Miss Nellie AMERICAN erick A. 46 8 sit for Christmas i ictures. the fact that more than employment.... Harriman, aged years, months and Notwithstanding 14 our we is home to New York, Nov 21 Cld, sclis Jennie A days. In this, farewell announcement, wish to thank for Boston Mon- were Thompson expected spend Steamers leave Searsport a dozen of U. S. Naval steamers sent Stubbs, Cayenne; Austin 1) Knight, Jack- Herrick. In V rthport. November 22, .Joseph funeral of Mr. Leslie F. Herrick, 76 and 5 in mths. and arriving from Boston in of the it remained Thanksgiving-The sonville; 22. ar, schs R Bowers, Fernandina; aged years our customers for and to call their furthei o-ays Thursdays, j'ursuit Chesapeake Knight. In l.incolnville Centre. October 29, past patronage Sanborn was belli at the church last Satur- Mary L Crosby, Brunswick ; 28, ar, sobs Em Wednesdays anil Saturdays. for Capt. Nickels to make the capture as Winifred L., wife of A vans P. K night, and daugh- Rev. A. A. Smith of Belfast ma S Briggs, Osborne, Bangor; Stephen ter o! Mrs. Alvin To’man of tion to the offered here to bundles for announced in the following: day. officiating. West Rockport,aged opportunity get large Frank Smart has a position as shipping Bennett, Somes’ Sound ; Paul Seavey, Patter- 49 years. 4 months and IS days. Boston, Mass.. Dec. 81, 1868 Searsmont. Mrs. Olive Farwell of Lyun, Frankfort; \\ M Oler, Baltimore C'i imc>\ In Belfast. November 27. John H. bills. We mention a ierk for the M« x Nerve Food Co., Boston, shall, esley here only few of the remaining bare Received at 10 80 p. m for Cuimby. aged 79 yoars, 9 months and 13 < Washington Mass., is in town....J. L. Bean opens his Boston; cld, ship Susquehanna, San ays. Penobscot. Saxhorn. In Boston. November San- :tr.d left Thursday by steamer I captured the Chesapeake in Sambro this Francisco; sld. brig Leonora, Brunswick: 21, I.eslie but our entire stock is to be sold at about new grocery store this week.... Mrs. Caro- born, of Morrill, aged 34 yeais. morning. J. F. Nickels, schs Norumbega, Fernandina; Abbie C formerly and Clara Sweet* Lora and Lilia Cyphers U. S. S. Ella and Annie. line T. Mansfield died at the home of her Stubbs, Tampa; A F Kmdberg, Kendall, ser leavi to-day. Thursday, for Medway, The above just received 6.15 iv m. brother. Joshua Lincoln, Nov. 21st. aged 8(1 Bangor; 24. ar, sclis Kir Carson, Bangor; S. 11. S1R IN GUAM, Helen G Moseley, Holt. Darien; Post Boy, Mass., where they have employment for the years, 7 months and 17 days. She leaves l To Hou. Gideon Welles. Gates, Bangor; 25, chi. bark Adams \V ONE-HALF THE RETAIL PRICE. winter. one daughter, Mrs. Lyceua L. Tead of Kan- sclis Melissa Capt. Nickels’ written report to the Navy Spies, Bahia; 27, ar. Trask, the sas who has cared for her the last Brunswick for Penobscot. Jackson- Services as usual at Congregational of his City, Mo., Bangor; Department capture exhibits the ville. Church nex: Sunday: Monthly contribu- two years... .Mrs. Airnira Sweetland, aged Lots More Proof Like Tills and it is all great generosity of the man so plainly that Boston, Nov 21. Ar, sell A Hay ford This means much lower prices than have heretofore prevailed, tion at '.he morning service and communion 87 years, has spun three skeins of yarn, knit Ryan, Belfast; 28, sld, bark Annie Lewis, from Belfast People we give an extract. After au account of the knows how low those u the afternoon. four pair of men’s stockings, two pairs of Bueuos Ayres; 24, sld, sell S G Haskell, everyone prices have been. You can capture in detail, Capt. Nickels says: ar. sell S and a of Richardson, Brunswick ; 25. Hattie will be held double mittens pair gloves within “Til proof of the pudding is in the eating of Union Thanksgiving services Before closing I would call your attention Collins, Greenlaw, Stomngton; 27, ar, sclis afford to your next summer’s dress now and thereby it.” If or town in the Union 1ms suf- buy save l to the last two mouths... .The Epworth any city this. Thursday, evening, at the Cong’l the noble conduct of all my officers, all of League Wesley M Oler. Harrimau, Baltimore; Sarah j whom volunteered for this some of will hold its anuual fair and Christmas sale D J New E Palmer, ficient proof on the following subject, it is He!" Below are some of our new Ther church. Address by Rev. R. G. Harbutt. service, Rawsou, Orleans; Mary One-half. prices. whom hail just returned from a two years Dec. and Haskell. Baltimore; cld, sch Susan N Pick- fast. Genuine merit is finding its reward in the ’1 he horns of tiie two churches will unite at Dirigo Hall, 14th, afternoon cruise and hail not at this time seen their ering. Haskell, Fernandina. endorsement of local citizens. When not mentioned in the list, but our entire stock A entertainment he hearty peo- many things and furnish music. families or had leave of at- evening. literary will Nov 22 sell Isaac Or- absence, being Philadelphia, Cld, ple right here at home, friends and neighbors of tached to the de Cuba. The others given in the evening, at which cake, coffee beton, New Bedford. same Santiago Trim, our a statement like the be sold at these low prices. L. G. Paine, accompanied by his daughter Nov Broth- readers, give following were attached to the vessels now refitting in and ice cream will be served-Miss Alice Portland, 27. Sld. soli Young for it is for the most' Elizabeth and Miss Rosa Clossou, left by Boston and enjoying a few days in port. All ers, Glen Cove, N Y. publication, proof convincing Poor is at home from Castine Normal school Read this train Saturday for Portland. Mr. Paine has were ready for any duty or emergency, and Bangor, Nov 22. Ar, schs Winslow Morse, skeptical. testimony: Black Gros Grain Silk,si.50, .... now S3c seconded me in anything I and for the vacation. Newton, Perth Amboy Maggie S Hart, Far- Mr. O. A. Hopkins of No. 6 Hat View street, Venetian 54 inches at 87c., now 30> rented a riat u that city and has closed his proposed, Cloth, wide,sold underwent the of the cold and row. Boston: sch *•! had a across t ie small ot mv hardships sld, Meuawa, Leathers, says: steady pain Black Wool sold at ..... now 12 I house liert for the winter. Swanville. Mrs. Nelson Nickerson lost Serge, 25c., stormy cruise Enclosed please New York; 23, ar, sell Telumah, Morgan, back which bothered me more or all cheerfully. less the time Colored Vigereaux Suitings, sold at 75c., now 42 > hud a list of the officers the duty a pocket, book between her house and Mr. Perth Amboy ; 24. ar. sch Methebesec, Snow, C. F. Hill has two two-year old heifers showing until 1 took one box of Doan’s Kidney Pills. 1 (Tans, Greens, Blue-Greys, etc.) they were upon when ordered to this ship. Lewis Nickerson’s. The Under will be Perth Amboy; sld, sell Maggie S Hart. Far- saw them advertised and recommended so in sold for 50c. anrl now astray in the vicinity of McClure's pond. It is Ser- D ar, sell Annie R highly Serges Brown, ;;Jc.. 23 aii /' Very Respectfully Your Obedient rewarded it at her row, Washington, C; 27, | suitably by leaving I went over to N- Wilson’s Dress sold at 50c now proj osed to get up an old-fashioned hunt and vant, Lewis, Saco; sld, sclis Estelle, Hutchins, Kilgore drug store, got Novelty Goods, 23c bouse or at the store of Nickersou & in. j J F. Dam 28. schs Wm B Palmer, New- them and used them as directed. The sold at now 13c endeavor to lasso the animals, aud many of Nickels, Curaeoa; sld, steady, 25c., Acting Volunteer. Lieut. U. S. Navy. .Mr. Harriman has lost bis glasses. port News; Henry Whitney, Welch, Boston. aching pain left me and I haven’t felt it since. Kt-». uants of all kinds at HALF PRICE. ur young men are practicing and have be- Admiral S. 11. Brunswick, Nov 21. Sld, sch Anna Pen- Striugham, Schools in town began last Monday morning Doan's Kidney Pills cured me.” Velvets, ;sold at $1.00,. ... now (73 c come quite expert with the lariat. Commandant Navy Yard, Charlestown, dleton, New York; 22. ar, sell Pendleton with the following teachers: No. 1, Mr. John Doan's Kidney Pills are sold t « a wound the Embroidery Linen, “Mr. Jnuis in the 1 received severe by explosion j Dei'. 7th. Mrs. H. P. Nov 24. Arthur says: speaks highest Thursday night, Marr. San Francisco, Cld, ship Lace Net for Drapery, sold at 25c., now / v Terms of the climate and the pros- of a hand grenade. Resigning shortly after : Beals Sew all, Murphy, London. Petition people, Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Cbailes Curtis Bt’x for iJischart/e Scrim, sold at 10c., ... now 3c j Providence, Nov 25. Sld, sch R F Hart, of the men in as lie came to the old homestead, where he was and be White sold at now pects laboring California, will entertain, pleased to see ali their New York. In the matter of I Flannels, 75c., ,7" are nursed his Fred P In f' sold at ... now v\ages high.'’ carefully by sister, Angeline.uow friends-Two plmky young ladies, Misses Perth Nov-22. Sld, sell Wig*, in, J lionknq i/. 07c., 42- Amboy. Maggie 11 Mrs. Mi Lellan. After the Providence Bankrupt. ) sold at now Vs patient's recovery Julia Chase ami Kat; < riue Nickersou, arriv- Mulvey, 40c., Siom res dei f Mr and To the Hon. Nathan Wkhii, Judge ot the Dis- he went to sea and was for than Savannah, Nov 22. Chi, sell A B Sherman, sold at 25c., ... now if, again more ed in Belfast on their return trict Court ot the United s;ates tor the District unexpectedly sell Mrs Frank A. Mnure, Clifton street, Frauk- Baltimore; 28, ar, Henry Clausen, Jr, Colored sold for ... now 25- a in the After of Maine. Eastings, 45c., year Haytien Navy. retiring from Castine, and jfinding.no one to meet Bat h. .1. Park Mass., was the scene of a very 1-. ,,! in the Cloakings at HALF PRICE from the sea lie settled in New York and Nov 28. VIRGIN, Jneolnville, them started to walk home in the mud. .Jacksonville, Sld, sch Celia F., (J a].* They }j»RKDCounty Waldo and State of .Maine, in said Shawls .'letty !, wtddmg, Wednesday evening, New York. married Miss Alice Eruhn, bv whom lie has haif Sw-ett. District. represents, that on the 21st had covered nearly of the distance respectfully Children’s Garments, ..... > /. -N>'V i.,w !.»•:. Miss Lenora J. Field, Galveston. Nov 25. Sld, sch R W Hop- ol October, last he was daugh- one daughter. The remains were day past, duly adjudged brought when began to f el “the p-ngs that cruel sold for 88.50, .... now / ter -‘i t■:int»: Capt. Charles E. Field of they kins, Sabine Pass. bankrupt under the Acts ol Congress relating Capes, js here steamer ..... by Wednesday, and after a and t<» eat a Nov 25. Passed N. soli R. F. to Hankrupicv ; that he has duly surrendered all Hoods, sold for 50c., now 2U ,-rt and Mr. Everett of hunger brings," stopped lunch, Nobska, Sears] Story Essex, Portland. his property and rights ot property, and has fully now short service, conducted by Rev K. G. Har- a kind overtook Pettigrew, Morse, Savannah for Linen, for skirts, sold for 25c., /:, when neighbor them, and wiih all the d said Ac is Mass wore niiii.-c in The cere- R W complied requirements marriage. in Sabine Pass, Nov 2(1. Ar, sell Hop- Print sold at >1.25 now butt, were buried The family lot in E;in- returned them to their rightful owners_ and ot the orders of Court touching his bank- Wrapper Suits, v as •donned at 7 >0 kins, Hieliborn, Galveston. a mony o'clock by Rev. ! ruptcy Percales sold at -81.87, no > / wood. Mr. A. Loss is at •' Nickersou home from Baltimore, N 28. Ar, sch Sarah W Law- Wherefore lie prays. That, lie may he decreed W Sherman Thompson, pastor of the Clifton- by Percales, sold for 12 1-2 ... .»w .Mr. J O. Mr. Al- rence, Carter, Boston. the Court to have a lull d scharge' from all debts in Buekspurt... Patterson, Silk sold at 15c. and R0e., i->w 23c- dale Congregational Church, the presence NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS. provable against his esta e under said bankrupt Ginghams, fred Curtis and Mr. Herbert M addocks have FOREIGN PORTS. Acts, such debts as are law soltl for 12 l-2c. and now '■ •cl about The rooms were except excepted by Ginglrams, 10c., 7> fo-rt.v guests. Dance at ti e Grange Hah N<>v. '.nth. from such returned from their hunting t rip, well laden discharge. Cotton Flannel, sold for 12 l-2c., s / tastefully Co,-.rated and looked very pretty. Barbados. Nov 12. Ar. sell George V Jor- Dated this 23d dav of November, A. D. 18'.''.*. E. G. Smart has gone up river on a deer with game-Mr. Joseph Patterson of Bel- Bahia. FRED P. WHIR IN. Hook and Eyes, sold for 10c., :• w ,10 The bride was attended Miss B. dan, Harding. by Mary sold <>e and now 2 hunt. fast has been building storm porches on the Hong Kong, Oct 8. Sld, ship Gov Robie, Ha nkrupt. Tape, force., 7c., 2 1 Webber of Chelsea and Mr. I*. | Harry Dodge York. Hat sold at .... now house of Mr. Harrison New Pins, le., Miss Mcrithew left iast Cunningham. ORDER Ol NOTH E THEREON. of Che.sea was best man. Miss Gladys Margaret Monday Arroyo. P R. Nov 24. Ar. sch Olive T Linen Corset Lacings, sold for Re. each, now for Salem, Mass. Jackson. Lev. F. S. who tendered Whittier, Portland. Distkk t or M aim:, ns. Moore, niece of the acted as tiower Dolliff, Whittier, Braid, sold for 5c., ... -w bride, j On this 27th day ol ?\<>vciuber, A. 1). 18;c.». on Finishing bis as of the sold for 7 and lo .... now 2 girl. There were many very handsome K Chase has gone to northern Maine to resignation pastor Congrega- MARINE MISCK LLANY. leading the loregoing pi• titi• i:, it is Spool Silk, Ordered bv the Court, hat a he had for -w work in the woods. tional church of this town on Nov. 12th, hearing upon Dress Bones sold 10 and 15c., 3 presents contributed by individual friends. R 1* Carver. New the same on the 27 th of December, A. D. Spoken. Ship Rice, day IS'.m, .->1 now s | his farewell sermon last Kid Gloves, sold for 50 and sl.no. After a Cation was served, and a of Marshall preached Sunday York foi Yokohama. Oct 4th, lat 1'.* S, Ion 27 before said Court at Portland, in said District, at couple Nickerson has gone to Boston in u -w O' Nov l(t o’clock in the forenoon, and that notice there- Corsets, sold for >2.(K) and SR00, ... hours Mr. and and will go to island Falls, where he has W. Bark Olive TJiurlow. Carrahelle, 1, pleasantly passed, Mrs. St**ry search of of he in T1 e Journal, a at employment. via Nov 18. tor Boston, to published Republican Laces going any price. left East Poston where will accepted a call to preach the coming year, Apalachicola. just in said District, and that all tor they reside, the northward of llatteras newspaper printed sold for 8 and now 3 / Ervin Black is at home from Boston to Cape (no date), known and other in Ilamburgs, 0, 10c, bis new the first of Decem- creditors, persons interest, with them the beginning charge Pro- ...... arrying best wishes of their reported by steamer Ardandbu. trorn may appear at the said time and place, and show Veilings, sold for 25c, now spend Thanksgiving. ber. It is with the best of bis late at Nov 27. it the of said 5o many friends. wishes greso, Boston, cause, any they have, why prayer Handkerchiefs, soldi for 12 1-2, 25, and now It, 13 Nov 28 Sch Melissa A should not be E. W. has a crew and the as a Savannah, Willey, petitioner granted. than ever saw beR-ie. Seavey quite cutting charge, community whole, as And it is further ordered the Court, that the Hosiery cheaper you Onn< ary. News was received Hart, from Providence for Brunswick, was by Saturday timber and wood. that Mr. Dolliff leaves this Clerk shall send m.ui to all known eieditors Children’s Underwear at auction prices. spool well, place, spoken oil Tybee today by tug Cambria by of the sudden death of K. of said and this order, addressed Cotton sold for 50 and .... w morning Mary which he has so long and tilled. Vessel bad been in a and lost foresail copies petition Pants, 75c., Meeting of Waldo Co. Veterans’ Associa- acceptably gaie, to of a> stated. them at their places residence 1 Peterson that at Mass. ami She in at and then White Skirts, sold for 75c., 3S day Bridgewater, tion at Monroe Dec. 7th. It is to be hoped that the mutual love which spanker. put Tybee Witness the Honorable Nathan Wt-:r-n, Jmlge Miss Peterson was an of of the said Court, ami the seal thereol, at Port- Ribbons at half price. only daughter Capt. has so long existed with church and pastor proceeded. Mr. Win. J. Matthews visited his son. Mr. Nov 24 Schs J Smith and land, in said District, mi the27th day ot November, Cotton 10 .... 33c Frank and was born at Boston, Henry Diaper, yard pieces, /■ J. Peterson, Iloilo, at this place may be renewed in his new A. D 18i»‘J. E. A. Matthews of Union recently. R W Hopkins, recently left this port in com- Good Linen Towels, sold for 1R<\, now s, Islands. .Tune 17. 1877. Miss Pet- for withiu four [L. s.] A. H. DAVIS, Clerk. Philippine field of labor... As Mrs. A. K. Fletcher of pany Baltimore, arrived sold for 82c, and now ,5 s A true copy of petition and order thereon. White Spreads, 87c., erson from rim Custine Normal Miss Ethel Smart is in Swanville visiting hours of each other, loaded coal and sailed graduated Monroe was on her way to the depot at At test: -A. H. DAVIS. Clerk. Otis Shirting Check, sold at 8c., n^w <> her Miss Lida Nickerson. the same hour for Galveston, arriving at school in the class of ’p7, hail taught several cousin, Brooks to take the train for Table Oil sold for uovv Massachusetts, that port at the same lime. These vessels Cloth, 20c., ami was sold at 10c. and now terms, perfecting herself by a year's .James W. Harrimau.who has been danger where she was going to visit her daughter, were built lrom the same model and are FANCY GOODS, SMALL WARES. Crossbar Muslin, checks, 12c., fast sailers. oiir.se in the Bridgewater Normal school. ously ill for the past month, is improving. she was stricken with paralysis when near j very I Harters Brig Telos, New York to She was a y mg lady >f sweet and noble Martha J has East Jackson. She was taken Remember that when these are gone tic Miss Matthews returned immediately Ponce, P R, general cargo, pt. Sell Mollie goods ioved A. FRENCH & disposition, by all who knew her; of from Warren, where she has been engaged to the house of her sister-in-law, Mrs. C. H. Rhodes, Philadelphia to Biddeford. 380 tons CO., of 85. Sch Hattie H Jack- no more as we are out. marked intellectual ability, ranking high at teaching. Gatchell, where she still remains, unable to coal, SI Barbour, closing sonville to Havana, lumber, $7 12 1 2. Sell an a soil .ar, and showing promise of great utter a word or to move a limb. Her faxc r (toons, are to School in District No. 9 closes Nov. 29th. hardly Lucia Porter. Jacksonville to New York, All persons owing this firm requested call usefulness-as a teacher. She was the idol considers her £8. Sch R Brunswick to It has been a very successful term, taught attending physician recovery lumber, Bowers, of her been his main York or New t. SMALL HAH PS, the same at once. father, having stay very doubtful... Mr. D. D. Gould has so far New London, lumber, p. by F. M. Nickerson. Maine since the death of his wife, seve al New York, Nov. 27. The Steamship years recovered as to attend to some of bis busi- IP H ) amt (t I. O FES, H. P. Towle and wife left Co.’s new vessel, the Gov. Diugley, arrived nos and the more recent death of her by Monday’s ago, brother ness, although one side of bis body is yet here from the of her builders This store closed all for where will visit yesterday yard day Thanksgivir ib. Her sudden death to boat Boston, they rela- We make a specialty uf a full anil ydei: brings grief very weak and numb... .The winter schools at Chester, Pa She was built to take the tives for a few week. complete line of. a. wh knew her. and the line between New York and Portland of the bereaved family iu this town have all The teachers begun. which was lost a have the of her host of choir met with T. D. Portland, year ago to-day. sympathy friends. The Grange Capt. are as follows: Cates school house, Earle The new vessel, which has twin screws, LADIES’ COTTON UNDERWEAR Three brothers survive. Frank, who lives in Nickerson last Saturday It was a A. evening. knots on H. of 18 STARRETT. Bessey of Brooks; Stiles school house, Miss made an average her way Mass J. Ferdinand of tine time. Thanks ! here. She is 318 feet 82 feet beam and ANI). .. Lynn, Belfast, and very Pllva L. Hastey of Thorndike; Snow school long, who remains at home measures 3,828 tons gross. Her engines are Wallace, with his house, Miss Emily Chase school INFANTS’ FURNISHING GOODS Brown; triple expansion. She lias 203 staterooms .TO THK. father Services were held at COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. Sunday house, Phillip Boody; Village, Edward Mor- and can accommodate 1,000 passengers. at the of the 49 Church Street. 33t. Bridgewater, request students; ton; Tasker, Percy Hasty.Whooping and tlie funeral was held at her home in Centre Montvillk. Samuel Parsons, Truckmen cough is very prevalent in town. One at hool Belfast I*r ice Current. Notice of Foreclosure. Farmers, flilkmen, Sears port, Monday, at _’mO e m., conducted who cut his foot so Nov. will severely 13th, (the Snow) has been discontinued ou account Rev. A A. Smith of Belfast Flowers in soon be about C. Gordon & CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE JOURNAL. ITTHEREA8, FRED W. BROWN of Belfast, in i And in fact any one that works out of doors, we have .somethin*. by again_M. Son, of and it is feared that will be it, they obliged P r oduee Market. nets J aid Producers V\ the County of Waldo and State of Maine, prolusion were sent as a tribute to her mem- and B. F. have been the tenth of Jan- Thompson buying fo stop the Chase school for the same reason. Apples, p bu. 50@60[Hay, P toil, 8 00@12 00 by his mortgagedeed dated day A. D. and recorded in the Waldo ory. from her room-mate at school, her class- turkeys for the Belfast market. They got j dried, p lb, 4«.5i,Hides, p tt», 1-2 uary, 181*3, HIGH DUCK OVER and Freedom. Freedom Academy closed Nov. Beans, pea, 1 80(&2 oolLamb, p lb, 12 County Registry of Deeds, Book 213. Page 373, mates. friends and relatives in Searsport, one gobbler, among a Hock bought of C. P. medium, 1 80(0.2 00 Lamb Skins. to one Walter E. Warren, a certain par- had a successful term of 25@35 conveyed 24tb, having very 2.00 Mutton, p lb, 0 cel of land situated in Belfast aforesaid, being friends in lvenduskeag. Belfast ami Lynn. ; Carter, that weighed thirty-four and one vel’weyes, FIRST LEGGING | twelve weeks. The teachers gave a reception Butter, p lb, 20;a22 Oats, p bu, 32 lb, 2S@30 the homestead farm of the said Fred W. Brown, QUALITY We cannot believe that she is dead, but only quarter pounds.John Mayhew has a lieu lb, Potatoes, 30to35 containing sixty -live acres, more or less, and being to their on the of Nov. 17th Beef, p tKg.9 That, is what want, for the winter to feet \V A li pupils evening bu, 40(a45 Round Hug, 5 the same premises conveyed to said Fred " just you keep your gone before, where the Fat,tier had other that has a fine record for the last seven Barley, p | | at Hotel Maine. Cake and ice cream were Cheese, p It., 13 Straw, p ton, 6 00(a7 00 Brown by Silas D. Brown, by his warranty deed work for her to do. .Died in New Vork. months. Mr. says that this Chicken. lb, 10 Turkey, p lb, l(i@17 dated the twenty-ninth day of July. A. D 1 S'.K), ********************> l 1)HY. Tl»e> j Mayhew during and all pronounced it a very nice af- p served, Calf Skin.-, 50(a.75 Tallow, 1 1-2^3 and recorded in Waldo Registry of Deeds. Book Nov. 21, x8,.,,.,. John Frederick Nickels, aged i of time she has laid an are period egg every day fair. An entertainment consisting of recita- Duck, p lb, 14-al5 Veal, p lb, 6^a7 232. Page 137, and whereas said Walter E War- .IN E W, b7 yea-rs, 8 months, IT flays. Capt. Nickels in a where no other hen ventures. doz, 2H Wool, unwashed, 17 ren, his assignment, dated the eighth day nt * place tions and declamation was at the Eggs, p by Bound Lambs Wool Soles fresh goods di given lb. lCKa 11 Wood, hard, 3 00 October. A D. s >7, and recorded in Waldo Coun- ^ was born in Searsport. Maine, March G. L. Edmunds has sold his celebrated fox- Fowl, P 50&5 7th, church on the of Nov. 24th, which Geese, 13&15 Wood, soft, 3 50.o.4 09 ty Registry of Deeds, Book 250, Page 300, assign- reel from lie evening p lb, '. '.■mg, the fifth of a family of twelve children hound ,,Sank” to a Mr. Luce of Searsmont, ed, transferred and convey ed said mortgage deed FOR SLI ITERS. ^ Former prior showed the careful the students bad Retail Price. Retail Market i1ave training to me, the undersigned, and whereas, the condi- factory. s r ot the late David and Catherine a \otr shot fox ahead of this hound a Hold Lime, bhl, 00 been now (Clifford) •’George” received the term. We a Beef, corned, p li». p 90;al tion of said mortgage has broken, there- lie. l‘er cent. during bespeak Butter 14 Oat Meal, 4«5 of the breach ot pair. per ^ Nickels. His great few in 30 minutes from the time be salt, lb, 18\«20 p lb, fore, by reason the condition erosK oi rm grandfather—James days ago in the and .'{ lac. [ to full school spring of PJOO-Dr. Corn, bu, 50 Onions, p II), 3 theieof, I claim a foreclosure of said pairs for H from p mortgage. mo r e rubber Nckels—came Londoudery, N. H took the scent.... W. A. Poland has bought 50 kerosene, 13;ol4 dav of A. Mrs. A. J. Billings spent a few days last Crackrd Corn, p bu, oil, gal, Dated this twenty second November, sizes 11. II 12. 12, 50 Pollock, lb, 4»4 1-2 FRED E. Sizes Is, 2s and 3s. ? than made and settled in Searsport in 1770, and from and is a Corn Meal, p bu, p D. IS00. WARREN. any 1M 1 2,1.1 2 de-horning implements having good week in Pittsiield... .Beacon Club will 14r/1 Pork, lb 7(p8 3w4S | Can also be used inside . ; M.-rl ail.I S)'I'li.; II' those early days his ancestors were all more run of business. Last week lie de-horned 1 30 Plaster, 1 i;j to keep the feet warm Houf*ht i the Trust i meet Dec. 5th with Mrs. ami Mrs. Cotton Seed, p cwt, p.bbl, by Plain l". Crosby lb 5a8 Meal, p lb 5 very low on account of sizes. \ r b-ss engaged in maratime affairs. Raised C. P. Carter’s, J. A. Sprowl’s and 28 bead in Codiish, dry. p Rye and will weai Charles Fowler of Unity....An oyster sup- Carnberries, p i]t, >a8 Shorts, P cwt, OOa.1 02 Notice of Foreclosure. J as lie was in a town noted as Sears Belmont_F. A. Cushman was in Monroe 5 l-2iLt> longer and give ] port will be served at Hotel Maine Thanks- Clover seed. 10«11 Sugar, p lb, per bl)l, 4 50i«4 75 Salt, T. L, p bu, 32 117 HEBE AS, ALBERT E NEWCOMB of Mon- lias has been for more last week_F. B. Jackson and R. H. Kane Flour, p having produced will add 00 Sweet 2 1-2 ti roe, in the of Waldo, by his mort- giving evening-Dirigo Grange G. H. Seed, bu. 1 50(«2 Potatoes, County better satisfaction. The Rubbers are \V Ali !U LINlOl ). than our are each of fur- 8(a9 Wheat Meal, 3 deed dated March IS. 1X86, and recorded in shipmasters any place upon buying large quantities a number of new,books to their Lard, p p, gage quite library. the Waldo Registry ol Deeds, Book 203, Page and water clear to the The arc FIK^’L (^1 A I » it was not that at a Mr. Alden Robbins and son of tight top. Leggings oast, strange very early Appleton ....Nearly all the Magazine Club members 400, conveyed to F. W. Ritchie of Winterport, in ol and the whole outfit will cost only !■*' he manifested a to make a were in town last wreek and called on James said County, a certain parcel land situate in and made to lit the rubber, age disposition have renewed their subscriptions and will BORN. said Monroe, and described as follows: Being the ieet di\ am seaman’s life his O. Bartlett. were old in Remember are as as a rubber boot to keep your profession. Graduating They acquaintance go on another year... .The citizens of Free- Staples and CoUon mill, so called, and containing they good with "t from the schools of his native town he California and had not met for two acres of land, together the mill, mill as felt so both for less than can a pair tub* early twenty-five dom and are very much saddened boots, you get you buy vicinity Aylkn. In Canada, November to and right of tlowage; and whereas the soon became in the duties incum- .Mrs. Brown of Poor’s Mills has Ottawa, 18, privilege proficient years... the death of Mr. Charles H. Dodge. He Mr. and Mrs. a daughter. said F W. Ritchie has since deceased, and the s 'MIMI been broken, now we merchant service the named ves- she retains all her faculties and and Mrs. E. O. a daughter. mortgage has therefore, following years old, listed and was hospital nurse, ana later hos- Burgess, Campbell. In Stonington, November 6, to claim a foreclosure of said mortgage, by reason : Catherine bark C. to life as well as much thereof. sels Brig Nickels, J. appears enjoy many steward, in the 19th Maine Mr. and Mrs. Harry Campbell, a son of the breach of the condition pital Regiment. 1831*. 3w48 Nickels, Martin Luther and John Clement was in Centre Carter, in Bluehill, November 19, to Mr. and Winterport, Nov. 18, ships younger_Alton He was much beloved by his comrades, be- ROSETTA W. Mrs. Eugene U. Carter, a son. RITCHIE,! Executors.Kxft.lltor, barks Sarah A. Nickels and Montville recently to engage a team to take November to GEORGE W. RITCHIE, f A SKILLING'S Bunyan, Lucy ing of a genial, hopeful disposition, and was Hendrick. In Deer Isle, f>, Mr. SWIFT & PAUL GRIFFIN the dark to the Head of the and Mrs. Wm. G. Hendrick, a daughter, Josie A. ----—n- Elizabeth. During days of the his household goods the man in the Since the right right place. Kane. In Surry, November 13,to Mr.and Mrs. HAVE JUST RECEIVED | rebellion his patriotism and the great needs Tide, where he has bought a small farm. close of the war he has made Lewiston his Newell J. Kane, a daughter. Maxcy. In West November 19, to A LARGE LOT OF o^the government, which early sought such Mr. Walter Sprowl of Lowell, Mass., is visit- business Rockport, home. He was a very successful Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maxcy, a daughter. indomitable spirits as his| to command the ing his brother, E. A. Sprowl-Mr. Frank man, conscientious and upright and beloved Pattershall. In Belfast, November 20, to Mr. and one. When his and Mrs. Melvin A. Pattershall, a son, Harland cruisers it was rapidly fitting out, caused Poland has gone to Brewer, where he has a respected by every health failed became to his old home and Stratton. ... AT. and as Geneva to of Berries him to enlist, Aug. 21,1861, he was com- situation book-keeper.Miss remained with his brother, D. W. Dodge, Rogers. In Hurricane, November 21, Mr. Are compounded Barks, and Mrs. J. T. Martin Rogers, a son. woods of Maine. missioned as Lieut. Commander and has been in health for some where he received care and attention and Leaves from the • • placed Sprowl poor every Warren. In Vinalliaven, November 19, to Mr. S his which occurred Nov. 22nd, cure all bilious troubles. Made in charge of the U. S. S. Onward, in which time and her friends are sorry to hear that until death, and Mrs. John W. Warren, a son. They SWIFT 6l PAUL He leaves besides his brother one sister,Mrs. Wadsworth. In Vinalliaven. November 19, to SEE THEM. he to, do service for the her condition is not improving-Mr. Skid- by CALL AND m * proceeded good Mary H. Robinson of New Jersey, and a Mr. and Mrs. Parker W. Wadsworth, a daughter. Call and see the product November POOR & SON. Union cause, as reported to Hon. Gideon more of Liberty and Mr. Twitchell of Mont- half brother, Williams of Freedom. Whittington, in Vinalbaven, 18, man Benj. a son. Belfast. former Stockton Springs was to Mr. and Mrs. John W. Whittington, 50c. a pint. Masnoic Temple, Welles, Secretary of the Navy, and recorded ville have been buying sheep in town. His age was 61 years. He unmarried, j