T he Courier-Gaze

V olum e 50. ROCKLAND, MAINE, TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1895. E ntered aa Seeoii

artil’ery for the Depa1 GOLD BONDS FOR SALE! Maj.-Gen. Hiram G. Berry HOME HAPPENINGS. took charge of the defens! Hix per cent Electric K. It. Bonds, payable prin­ Kingston lie a as given cipal and Intercet In gold, by the Bouton Hnfe Halibut has dropped to 16 cents a pound 23d Armv ( np«, which Deposit and Trust Company, and Municipal 4M and it’s nice rating at that figure. ana 6 per cent Ronda. Aleo money Invested in J B I O G l t A P U Y several engagements during tl real estate securities. For eale by F. .M. 811 AW, Charles Smalley has the local agency of the ’64. lie continued in charge o’ Broker. 420 Main Street, Rockland 14-17 Chicago Saturday Blade, a very sharp paper. which w?'c flicially comrnende Written fo r the Courier-Gazette by Edward K. Gould Loved by all When Living, and His in the military division of the Mississi Heavy frost Wednesday night, ice froze, also organized the 1st U. S. Heavy Mrs. Anna (jrangerd)ow ground froze, and also plants that were in­ I Begun In No. 8. Back numbers can be bad.) Copyrighted—All Rights Reserved. advertently left out in the cold Death Universally Mourned. I of colored troops of the 3d North OF NEW YORK. Mounted Infantry. He subsequently ha' Capt. Farwell doesn’t want delinquent tax­ command of the District of East Tennessee Takes pleasure In announcing to the mual- XI. December 8, 1861, he writes: “ We are payers to forget to remember that he has Boston under Alim*. Ruder*- The thunder of the cannon on the battle­ finely located for the business, facing the land could hardly spare; a man who was a /Mrs. dorf. I recommend Mrs. Dow to all who Berry and his men were taxed to provide chased Hurricane Island and organized a ments of Fort Lyon, adjacent to the camp of K. it' L. depot yard, west of the Luce build­ tower of strength in intellect, public-spirited com pa: v to develop its rich granite quarries’ home wish to study the art of singing and to the some kind of heating arrangements for their the Fourth Maine, heralded a “ Merry Christ­ whole muslcul public in general." airy houses. The policy of “masterly in­ ings. and generous to a fault; a man who could In developing these quarries Gen. Tillson Higned. Cake Z ehkafin. mas” to the gallant soldiers of the Pine Tree The man with the hatchet and plank who ightly be called a friend to every one deserving was assisted hy his son-in-law, William S. W Anyone wishing to consult Mrs. Dow in regard activity,” which characterized the administra­ state—their first in camp. The day was in­ may do so by addressing her at 479 tion of military affairs by General McClellan, fixes holes in the city’s wooden sidewalks is of friendship; a thorough Christian and perfect White, wn • now is in charge. I’his business -----— tJDnnlZl vv y deed a merry one to Camp Knox. Thought­ having a busy time of it. Plank walks are gentleman; a man who gave freely of his was conducted on a large scale and at one had committed the men from Maine to the ful friends had provided Christmas viands, and monotony of camp life, with the prospect for nice when new but when they’re old they’re substance without its being heralded by the time 1400 men were employed. Several all the companies feasted on roast turkey and orful. an active campaign a remote possibility. concomitant luxuries which the generosity of Wade it Hcald are putting up olives in I lowever the boys simply exercised the the company commanders had supplied. So, soldier’s privilege of “growling,” and went glass bottles, a very pretty package. They WEAR DIAHONDS also, they had holiday exemption from usual are just closing their horse radish season, about their duties as a true soldier should. duties, and officers and men gave themselves Under the wise and intelligent instruction of having had a great run on their very superior ON YOUR FEET. over to the pleasures of the day unresetvedly. article. Colonel Berry, the regiment had now reached The almost summer mildness of the atmos­ a state of proficiency in the art of war un­ phere gave to the scene a strangeness and George W. Hicks, appointed by Collector excelled by any other regiment in the Army Moore, has entered upon discharge of his an unreality quite unlike the bleak meadows duties as inspector of customs, the position so of the Potomac. This fact was generally and snow-clad trees and housetops which are , (j u ably filled the past four years by Capt. A. G. conceded by the officers of the regular army associated with thoughts of Christmas in the : j who were in position ,to judge. That tntnd of cvery New Englander. Then, too, I n ’ , „ n , Colonel Berry took pride in his command his the chatter of childish voices making merry ! Dr- J- Darnon has J«st put in an elegant letters home furnish abundant evidence, and over the season’s offerings, the presence of Wilkerson operating chair, the latest and that the men of the Fourth devotedly loved father and mother, and the palatable viands 1 be8t lh.,nK out\ . ’Tls sa,<1 to make teeth A Comfort, Convenience and Necessity their leader and had confidence in his which only a New England housewife can I extr?ctinK » positive luxury, but that’s rather courage and discretion had been demonstrated produce—the absence of all these lent a tinge tooth in. If properly put on will outwear on many an occasion. of sadness to the merry-making and turned He recently decided to do his own market­ Captain Pitcher had now arrived with his the thoughts uf many with intense yearning ing, and the first day he ordered the market- L e a th e r. Bangor company to replace old Company II, toward home and loved ones. man to send up a dozen yeast cakes and one Do your own half soling. ID HI 'S Id 'll- and the new recruits were at once duly initi­ Chaplain B. zV. Chase of the Fourth Maine egg, thinking it was in accordance with hi3 K K I l l I A G I S O L E S . Pal. i ted , All ore- ated into the mysteries of soldiery by the vet gives the following incidents in a letter to the wife’s orders. pared for adjustm ent to any shoe NEW or <>LD. erans of the other companies, who would fur­ Anyone can atllx them. Do not Interfere with rub­ Rockland Gazette: “Camp life has its C. IL Nye has opened a carriage painting nish the new men with wholesome advise at pleasant incidents, among which there is none bers. Keep the shoes in shape till worn out. Pro­ one time and clandestinely relieve them of shop at A. B. Crockett’s stable, and reports tect the sole in all weathers. Keep the feet warm more welcome to the soldier than the arrival work rushing---- Frank Post, Marsh Road, and dry. Prevent slipping and afford >. light and their belongings at another time, all of which of visitors from his native state. It shows easy cushion for tin- foot. 35 CTH. PER PAIR. was borne with such philosophy as each indi­ is marketing some fine lettuce------Nice Early For sale retail by 17 IV him he is not forgotten, hut that his sacrificing Rose spuds sell in the markets for 80 cents a vidual nature could command toils are appreciated. Only a few days since bushel. Lieutenant Colonel F. S. Nickerson had we were cheered and honored by a company June 1st the Simpson House, at Easter's been promoted to the Colonelcy of the 14th of distinguished guests from Maine. They Cove, will be opened by W. II. Wakefield of Wentworth & Co., Maine and now left for zAugusta, Maine, to were Vice President Hamlin and lady to­ this city and his sister, Mrs. F. S. Hayden of take command of that regiment. He also gether with the following members of Con­ Agents for Rockland, Me. South Thomaston, who with her late husband took with him Jonn Crowell, the <2uartcr* gress, namely: L. M. Morrill, Senator, ac­ made “Sunnyside” such a favorite dining master Sergeant of the Fourth Maine, who companied by his daughter; Hon. A. P. resort. 338 Main Street was to be (Quartermaster of the 14th, and Ser­ Morrell and Hon. Mr. Rice, representatives; geants Bickman and Wiswell of Company I, Benj. Libby of Warren was in the city also Mr. S. P. Brown,(of Orland) naval agent Wednesday circulating a petition for his ap­ who were to fill positions of rank in that regi­ at Washington, accompanied by his sister-in- ment. Colonel Nickerson had proved him­ pointment as fish and game warden, making law, Miss Grendell. They arrived in the early five candidates in the field. The same day JQNA. CROCKETT, self a valuable officer to the Fourth Maine, part of the day, were Colonel Berry’s guests at and his departure was sincerely regretted. He Gov. Cleaves gave the appointment to Wm. dinner, and w itnessed the appearance and per­ L. Blackington of (his city. Orders Solicited was afterwards promoted to Brigadier General formance of the regiment at dress parade,which for . . . and served with distinction to the close of the much to the praise uf Colonel Berry and his Charles F. Guptill’s house, ( )range street, war. On arriving at Augusta, he named the command they unanimously pronounced the has been painted white, J. J. Vea/ie’s house camp of the 14th Maine, Camp Berry,in honor best exhibition of the kind they had ever seen. across the way is being given the same PLUMBING of the subject of this biography. Not to feel an honest pride in so high a com­ treatment, and George Allen’s house, same T IN , . Twenty-eight recruits arrived in camp pliment would be to withhold that deference street, has been improved 100 per cent in under command of Lieutenant R. II. Gray, which is due to the opinions of those eminent looks by a skillful application of colors. SHEET ■WORK and were distributed to the several companies. men—men who had honored Maine, and Master Perry at the city farm is doing an The ranks uf the regiment had now been whom Maine loves to honor. They compli­ unusually large amount of planting this IR O N . .J swelled to such an extent by the arrival of mented our camp as a model one, for its season, to meet the increased demand upon recruits that at dress parade the line made an Every Job Guaranteed tidy appearance in general * • * ♦ During the city for aid. He has peas and potatoes imposing appearance. the afternoon the whole party, under escort planted and other seed is rapidly going into to be o f the Rest W orkm anship. In December, Rev. Isaac Kalloch of New of Colonel Berry, visited the Third Maine and the ground. Repairs are being made on the Splendid Stock of York, who responded in such a felicitous enjoyed a brief entertainment by Colonel farm buildings. manner to the speeches, on the occasion of Staples and lady. They also, upon the route, The .American Express Co. is handling HARDWARE. the presentation of Hags to the regiment in called upon General Sedgwick at his head­ dead loads of freight. Thursday morning blare of trumpets or the heating of drums; years ago he leased the quarries New York, visited the Fourth, and by invi­ quarters. These calls being over, a portion of their office was piled full of packages, there and a man who was brave but tender hearted, concern and confined himself ti STOVES, tation of Colonel Berry preached an eloquent the party returned to Washington. The best was a team at the front door with 40 barrels and who wai the personification of truth. orange groves which he had pui FURNACES. and patriotic sermon to the men on the Sun­ f the occasion, however, is that Senator Mor­ of lobsters going out and another big team His illness was of hut a few days duration Leesburg, Florid ■ These grove day following. The weather now was quite rill, his daughter, Mr. Brown and Miss Gren- loading miscellaneous freight at the side door. and was an affection of the heart. Al, that sidered among ti t largest and ti^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ p ^ h u rc h , 333 Main St., mild, nearly as warm as that of an Indian lell decided to pass the night in camp, the They come drefful near keeping things w; medical skill could do was done but without state. Davenport col Opp. Fuller & Cobb’s. 1 summer, and in marked contrast to the vigors two young ladies being so enamored by the there. avail. The end came quickly and peacefully. Gen 1: n was interested ”t different | land,his home being’ f an Arctic winter to which their friends and attractions and novelties of the tented field Close to a fatal drowning accident occurred The news of the death spread rapidly over times in many extensive enterprises and h<- vas ordained a year ago, relatives in Maine were being treated at this | as to desire a fuller experience of t's accoin- the city and the grief was genuine and uni­ did more for his native city than any other' a good preacher. V^arc ______at Clark’s Island Wednesday, when a little time, as it was now midwinter in these higher modations. This addition and truly genuine daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duguid fell into versal. single individual. One of the best things he so many friends here) las latitudes. 1'he men were supplied with the compliment to camp life was shared between an old granite excavation that had filled with General Davis Tillson was born in Rockland, ever < for Rockland was the construc­ assist Mr. Moody, and “ N e v e r Sibley tent which was not so spacious as the two regiments, the ladies stopping with water. When rescued she was unconscious. April 17, 1830, and was the son of William F. tion of I’ll,son wharf. This immense struc­ He is attending the Gent style previously used, and was therefore not Mrs. Lampson, matron of the Third, while Dr. Horn was hastily fetched from South who settled in Rockland in 1794, and Jane ture of granite cost £200,000 and its con­ inary in New York city, too so popular, although comfortable and well the gentlemen remained in the Fourth, guests Thomaston and after a hard struggle restored (Davis) Tillson. When 19 years old he struction was commenced about 15 years to open the Thomaston adapted for campaign purposes. of ( olontl Berry.” life to the girl. passed a successful examination and en­ ago. The business men of that day considered vigorous work in Colonel Berry writes under date of Nov. 14, Time had wrought a number of changes in the scheme a wild one and predicted financial Clark Island, A'inalhavt L a te Eighteen deaths in this city in April, eight tered the United States Military Academy at 1861 : “ I am still encamped on the old spot the commissioned officers of the Fourth, i West Point. Here he confined himself closely ruin for the builder, as they considered the Mr. Charles Schenck,' near zMexandria with the regiment. We are Silas M. Fuller of Belfast was now Lieutenant births and seven marriages----- Osgood size of the city and the amount of busi­ who was Mr. Carroll’s ' Gilbert has left employ of Joseph .Abbott A' to his studies, showing a special liking for to now quite well, the weather is cool. I have Colonel and Elijah Walker of Rockland, Major. ness transacted .u i\ son had fairly set in. that it has views in Europe, if not superior to ihem. We dent Hamlin aud Representatives Morrill and season contains much new matter, beiug con­ under Gen. McDowell. While on Gen. M c­ been sometimes impossible to Rice together with other gentlemen and ' n in 1 meet the wants of all iu the know not when or where we may go, or siderably changed since his former appear­ Dowell's staff he participated in the three j i^ j whether we may not winter here, ’Tis pretty ladies of the same party. They all witnessed ; ance in this city. The entertainment com­ days nght at Rappahannock Station, at Bull ' gas m atter of time for delivery, and the drill and discipline of my camp and regi-1 uo promise is ever allowed to cob! in canvas houses. Ice makes into icicles mittee of Acadiau University of Nova Scotia, Run ami several minor engagements. Iu ! hard, made th at cannot be fulliiil I | six inches lung, and water freezes in pails and ment and seemed delighted, so much so they j where Mr. Fuller lectured on a recent eastern these battles the artillery played an important | regarding the time when g:i - basins in some cases to the bottom. Strange stayed all night. I ibink the 4th Maine hard tour, published the following testimonial: part, doing most of the work, and Major Till- • ments will be finished to say we are all well, none have bad colds. I W. O. Fuller, Jr., was the sixth iu our sou won great praise from bis superior officers Gentlemen who have never ex ’ send you a niece of music composed iu camp course of 1894-5. luuch enjoyed by for his gallantry and the efficiency of his men. ’ umiued our stock are invited toU In «Jctober, 1862, he was nude inspector of I do so, ami find how large a by S. K. Whiting. 1 know you will prize it all. Didactic humor is a rare thing, but the variety of handsome aud ex*. ‘ f<>r the source from which it emanated—Camp -dolfs Liver Pills cure Headache, 1 excellent combination in Mr. Fuller’s lecture artillery at Washington; iu January, 1864, h< ceDent goods ue have to show . Knox We have many pieces composed here, m, Constipation and torpid liver. was superb. The Jience was : .u-i lieutenant colonel of axtiliefjrj l ami a niye glee club to sing them.” in Kansas banking id mo and • n March -’7 buuoied by being 1 Under date of Dec. I, Igbl, he writes: I by adventure aud mi.' 1 I 'g ■ : : ocial, an ! 'vied ti and Route Playing Caida I "My regiment is in line condition. We num beautifully grotesqu 1 ic U.V ' ^ f I uviH gbm ai.J Frank C. Knight & Co, her about90G men. 1 am well salisiicd with .15 cents iu stamps or co; in fits oi laughter 1 them. v p t. Walker has been promoted IAN, t jcn'l Pass Agent, <' they alternately 1, of the defenses at Cincinnati and the w MERCHANT TAILORS, .M ein; l.i».^^Litchfiehj, 1 its1 Lieutenant, o, you will receive post tened and laughed, on the Louisville A Nasiiville Raili 1 . d q , Lcards you their antics another ay, ty of While bc*re he raised and oigauized two 373 Main Street. - Rockland. i&t I the lecturer did uot alb tueuts of heavy artillery. V. 0. KNIOUT. W. A. HILL. I ever, as tin. idering December 14 he wa» appointed chic THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY TKINSON FURNISHING COMPANY. )u a High Grade, / $ Y 0 0 We Have Several Points to Make. 25 Styles of JhrfFonipre for.... \ O n e ls== CARRIAGES Ffl piece Chamber Suite Buy your Furniture and House Furnishings where To select from. intique O ak ...... ’15.°° you can have everything put on one bill. This Commencing at saves time, trouble and, most important of all, A Braes Trimmed Iron Bed­ 5 0 expense. stead f o r ...... ! $7. 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MEN AND WOMEN. tender tribute to one whom he had known POLITICAL POINTS. ENDEAVOR CONVENTION. for years. HES PROMOTED. laving Especial Reference to People The procession which followed the remains | Col. W. II. Fogler of this city has been to Achorn Cemetery was one of the largest The Knox County Convention uf Young Frank L. Richardson, cook at The Thorn­ Well Known Hereabouts. ; appointed chairman of the Congressional People’s Society uf Christian Endeavor will dike, has been engaged as steward of the which has attended a Rockland funeral in 1 District Committee to fill the vacancy oc- Conclude./ from Page 1 many years. Heading it were Edwin Libby be held in Camden some time this month. Broadway f'entral Hotel, New York City, an Mrs. W. D. Holbrook who has been visiting ' casioned by the death of Capt. W. H. Luce The date with full particulars will be an­ establishm nt that ac ummodates icooguesti Post, G. A. R., of this city and P. Henry Till­ I of South Thomaston. at her son’s J. 11. Holbrook, Chelsea, Mass., The funeral occurred Friday afternoon and son Post, G. A. R. Thomaston, their ranks nounced later. He will enter upon hi-, new duties at an ear?, |returned home this morning. the services were very simple out of respect to being reinforced by Grand Army men from day. A child was cured of croup by a dose or two When fevers and other epidemics are around, Mr. Ricbaidsnn has had a’ valuable experi­ Miss Sadie C. Veazie has resigned her the wishes of the deceased and the family. other Posts in the county. The pall bearers of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. A neighbor’s child safety lies in fortifying the system with .Ayer’s Everything tending to a display had been were members of the 2d Maine battery: W. ence as steward of leading hotels and l.an - position with the Atkinson Furnishing Co. died of the same dread disease, while the Sarsaparilla. A person having thin and im lord Haynes is fortunate. phe has been with the/company six years. carefully avoided and even the sermon was as * Nelson Ulmer, Anthony N. Greeley, Charles father was getting ready to call the doctor. pure blood, is in the most favorable condition “X G Barney -g? Arlingthn, Vt., who has brief as the General’s former beloved pastor D. Jones, Franklin Tolrnan, O. M. Withain, to “catch” whatever disease may be floating in Samuel Derby, Frank P. Witham and R. This shows the necessity of having z\ver’s Rodolf’s Liver Pills cure Headache, Indi­ riit thhxfuy for a few days, the guest of could bring himself to make it. The process­ Cherry Pectoral always at hand. the air. Be wise in time. gestion, Constipation and torpid liver. Ison, CT. M. Barney, returned home yester- ion which followed the remains to the tomb Fred Crie. Doing escort duty were the follow­ bore as little resemblance to a parade as pos­ ing Past Grand Commanders of Edwin Libby sible, the members of the light infantry which Post: A. J. Crockett, J. E. Rhodes, S. A. MILLINERY NOTICE- llrs. S. G. llupper has arrived from Balti- bore Gen. Tillson's name and who would Keyes, John \V. Titus, C. C. Cross, Jonathan )re where she has been sojourning for some gladly have assisted the Grand Army Posts Crockett, William Noster and S. A. Fish. | Mrs. A. C. Hamilton has returned frunt e, her husband’s vessel, the Wm. J. Ler- in doing escort duty, having to content them­ The remains were interred in the family HEWETT’S nd, being located there. J Xew York and Boston with a choice selec- selves with being present at the last services tomb which Gen. Tillson built at Achorn , tion of novelties and all the latest styles in llrs. R. Y. Crie has arrived home from a in civilian’s dress. Cemetery not long ago, the impressive Grand millinery, which are now on exhibition at her burn of five months in Chicago the guest But that which could not have been pre­ Army burial service preceding. The par­ , parlors, 750 Main street. per brothers, the Messrs Tolrnan. On her vented, and certainly no relative of the ticipants in this service were George F. S p e c i a l i home she stopped a week with Dr. 1 deceased would have the heart to attempt it, Thomas in the capacity of commander of the |L. Bartlett and wife in Brockton, Mass. was the grand outpouring of citizens. Long Post, E. M. Shaw as chaplain, Alvah Bab- NEW AND DECIDED jaham s the well known travelling before the hour of the funeral the family resi­ bidge, John II. Cables and A. J. Crockett de­ IVo/fD Inadc his headquarters in Rockland dence, Middle street and Main, was tilled, positing the wreath, laurel and rose. Dur­ I is manager of the Portland branch while hundreds of people in all stages of life ing the hours of the funeral business was |A O’Gorman, publishers, manufac- thronged the grounds outside, barely speak- completely suspended along Main street,every ATTRACTIONS. |imp«»rters. Mr. Abrahams was in ing above a whisper while the services were I store and office closing its doors out of re­ l^'TM You Clearance in progress. Prominent in this large con­ spect to the man who has done so much for When Every Department ___ . Burpee, who has been very ill gregation were the many people who had our city. On public buildings and shipping rat the head of been given years of employment by Gen. in the harbor the national colors were at Pilled to Overflow­ Hwas with the under- with pneumonia, is recovering----- Miss Lu Jones of Boston has been visiting friends in Tillson’s mumerous enterprises and who had half mast. Never was there a more fitting ing. : : : : I Sale! [of President Macomber loved him for his many benevolent acts and testimonial to the memory of a private citizen. In zifid myself that this town------Col. E. R. Spear is recovering from genial disposition. Among the numerous out-of-town people Are You ,,eed °.f i? Sl,,'in - i Your attention in now Invited Te have performed our a severe ill turn------Fred F. Burpee and Sid­ * 1 • Overcoat ? Do you ney L. Hall take a trip to the Aroostook this A touching incident occurred a few who came to attend the funeral services was to our Magnificent New Stork of and it rests with the moments before the hour of the funeral when Congressmen Nelson Dingley, Jr., of Lewis­ want a Stylish, Well Made, Per- |l<> theirs. It will cost week. a plainly dressed woman entered and asked ton. He had been a lifelong friend of Gen. 1 feet Fitting Coat? THIS WEEK ONLY! ■at bridge and pay inct- Miss Hattie Bird returns to her home in trembling tones that she might be per­ Tillson and read the news of his death with 1.1 Mt. Dillingham, “and in this city tomorrow from Boston, where she mitted once more to look upon the deceased. the deepest sorrow. Boots, Shoes, la/ voter in town who has been for several months studying music She asked the pardon of the few who chanced ling that, not for a under Ernst Perabo. Mrs. Ada Keene, who to be present for her intrusion at that time OBITUARY- So You should most em- has been spending a few days in Boston and and stated in explanation that she had form _ _ phatically see otir stock W hat We Propose to Do. ptates that should the vicinity, accompanies her. erly worked for some years in the general’s Mrs. l rances A. Spear, widow of the late 1 of these garments, tvbich is by far S lip p e rs, fit their wishes he hasn’t E. C. Cotton of the Y. M. C. A. goes to employ. She stood silently for a few moments Capt. Charles S. Spear formerly of this city, Lc special town meet- Springfield, Mass., this week to attend the . gazing upon the beloved features and when died at her residence in Lynn, last Wednes­ ' the most complete we have ever Tuesday Morning we shall |k s will rescind its Y. M. C. A. Convention.------Fred T Ryder of she turned away tears of genuine sorrow day at the advanced age of 87 years. The show n. Oxford Ties, Etc. place on sale our complete Selectmen were in- Boston, a former highly esteemed Rockland , stood in her eyes. remain* were brought to this city Saturday |jc lights tb : com- s, " line of : : boy, was in town a few days last week. Mr. The rooms where the remains lay in state for burial and funeral services were held at f t yet been made Ryder is secretary of C. S. Converse, presi­ the home uf her sister Mrs. David Robinson, |lly taken. represented a wealth of floral offerings touch­ The Best Selected dent and treasurer of the BostonRubber Shoe • ing in their significance. One beautiful Rev. C. W. Bradlee officiating. StfoifT ' said Mr. Dill- Co., a position he has held for 15 years. and Most Desirable L a d ie s ’ • see our streets piece was a pillow composed of calla Roland Hatch of Thomaston died yester­ ting to do as we Mr. and Mrs. Carleton ' Effie Canning lilies, roses, hyacinths, pinks and maiden day moruing at 8.30 o’clock of old age. He Assortmont of Crockett) are playing with the “Oliver Twist” hair ferns with the letters “G. A. R.” across was ^orn jn Bristol in November, 1800, and 0vEifC64TS C o tto n io are satisfied Co. in New York and Philadelphia, and will *.h-T A0?.'* ? hlS ‘u ' tr.‘bu,c ,°f ,td "'ln consequently in his 95th year. He has N E W S T Y L E S ad where it is open May 20 at the Bowdoio Square, Boston. Libby IM ./ to which the General belonged been unti, recen, years an aclive nian Fur. be satisfied to Miss Canning plays one of the important and frotff whose records his memory will nierly he was a blacksmith at Mill River, and A i. 10 1,0 worn again thia Now awaits your U n d e rw e a r , but public parts and is also understudy to Miss Otis, never effaced. A very beautiful “closed until within five years truckman to the steam­ *-casoii, and we have them book/lay beside the Grand Army offering, inspection. who want the whose “Nancy Sykes” has created such a boats at Rockland. He came to Thomaston AT COST AND BELOW. selectmen furore. Mr. Carleton has been very warmly , the gift of a number of Gen. Tillson’s employes somewhere about 1824, and has resided there 111 all sizes at at Hurricane Isle. The body of this book shall for his rendition of the part of . . . . . 7 . r»ever c i 9XUUC.since. JiCHe was>’.13 UlCthe lUXIlCXfather Ulof W. »» . XX.H We Lead the Trade agin.” Wj»s of while pinks, a stem of magnificent ) latch uf the Rockland Soap Manufacturing $8, $10. $12. $15 and $18. ;s Susie Trueworthy and Sarah M. Catherine Mermel roses lying across the page, j Comnanv We Challenge the This line comprises Corset Covers which also bore the word “ Hurricane." , , , 4 the First Baptist Choral Association In one corner of the room was a line crayon ' . J’ '' nKrahain of tin, city died at the country for Bar­ Night ltobcs, Drawers ami Skirts, iterday morning for Boston where they portrait of the Genera! made from an army hospital in Augusta, hnday, of brain trouble, f o /j J\HD $ / . 5 O g a in s . and for this week only we shall a course of vocal instruction with photograph and mounted on an easel. It P ec,c.ase9 '» die sewing machine business atniphrey Allen, the noted concert sell all of them at was overhung with an arch of beautiful Easter 1,1 J*115 clty f°r n>any years and afterwards in We are showing line all icy will nur.c their h.-nie in.Mei- lilies while beneath was suspended an ivy f^st- A portion of his life was spent in We Guarantee Satisfaction Every Time, of the Association were wreath containing a bunch of violets and a California. Lp to the time of his trouble he wool coats that are well Less than Wholesale Prices. ye them good sen i off.Miss sheaf of wheat was an intelligent, bright businessman, lie worth more money. by the middle of July und . had many friends here and leaves a wife and I If course we have an object in do­ unes back in October. Ihe casket was almost hidden beneath H e was a member of Palestine Com- ing tills, hut if you can get $1.00 floral Offerings, the four employes at the „lan,iery,Knights Templar, of Belfast. 1 uneral Wentworth & Co., worth uf goods for 62 cents what JL SOUSA. Hurricane Granite Co. s office in this city services were solemnized Sunday at the resi-, sending the beautiful roses which were en- dence of .Mrs. W. J. Atkins, Rockland street, 338 Main St., Rockland. do you care about our object? twined about its head. At the foot carefully > j^ey. J, H. Parsbley officiating, delegates from OUT DOOR EXERCISE! Sutlicu to say we mean the above, arranged were 65 roses, a wreath uf pinks, , pa|eJline Commandery of Belfast and Clare- | as you cau readily see by giving roses, Laster and cal.a Idles, heliotrope and mun, Commandery, this city, were present. I Is the doctor’s worst enemy. Messenger's Notice. Idles of the valley, a wreath of English violets M[ In„[ahani was „ years old. A beau- Exercise on u KAMULEK witli i us a call. and maidenhair ferns, a pillow of roses, car- ,iful Mallese flura| crow was furnished by, nations, easier dies, lilies of the valley, j.oIestlnc Commandery. G. & J. tires. The most pop­ Office the hherlU ®f Knox County. sun lax and maidenhair ferns, a wreath of ivy ular wheel with Hockiand ©TATS OF MAINE. SAMPLES IN OUR NORTH WINDOM and lilies of the valley, a sickle of roses and K x o \ B»., May 6, A . D. 1896. lilies of the valley tied with heliotrope ribbon, j HANDSOME RESIDENCE. cyclists. Tbi» is to gixe notice. That on the fourth day of May, A. I). 18U6, a Warrant in Insolvency wa» and bunches uf roses. Perhaps the most iieued by the Honorable C. E. Meservey, Judge of Cooda and Prices Cuaraa- beautiful______tloral offering was _ the magnificent w The W. H. Glover Co. of this city con- the Court of Insolvency for said County of Knox teed Correct. piece “Gates Ajar” a t’the head of the’ casket, traded yesterday to build a >12,000 residence against the estate of said Charles F. Williams of Rockland in said County of Kuox, oxi judged to be This stood about three feet in height and at Warrenton for Benj. Smith, and work has an Insolvent Debtor, on petition of said Debtor I was an exquisite combination of calla lilies, ! begun on the foundation, ihe new mansion which petition was filed on the aecoud day of May. roses, pinks, hyacinths, Easter lilies, ivy and will be erected about ioou yards northwest of A. I). I8V&, lo which dute interest on cltuisa is to he klies of the valley. The gates were com- the other Smith residence. Winslow & Weth- J. F. Gregory &Son computed; That the payment of any ddJ>U to or by said Debtor, and the trausfei and deliwry of any Jused of cinnamon pinks interwoven with crell of Boston are the architects Ihe liv- ONE PRlClJ- property by him are forbidden by lgw; That a \dax. 1 here were many uthci offering* a ing room of the house will be 24x44 feet. A meeting’ of the Creditors of said DekttV, to prove William 0. Hewett r.ailed description of which space does not 1 rotunda 16 feet in diameter reaches to the theJr debit and ehooae one or more as»4gi-wa of his estate, will he held at a Ony^^JfcuM oJveiicy lo be Ymit. second Boor. The house will have all mod- CLOTHIEAnmj^VERS, holdtn at U ocklandin^fl^^^^ of Kuox ou the JRev. J. J. Blair, a former pastor of the cm improvements, many fireplaces, etc. It 1 iwentyJ^^SagffillOP^^ ut twu u’clock Ingregational Church, which Gen. Tillson will have a veranda on three sides * and Company, katabove written. ■ended, but who is now located in Walling- ffrgt in length. ULMLK. |d, C t, came to officiate in response to a ” t of ln»olv»ncy request of deceased. His sermon was a B7-1 .'Vliiiix WireeL,

i CUPID S DARts. FOLKS AND THINGS CITY COUNCIL. A few agents wanted by Homer N. Chase A Co. Pleasant, lucrative business is offered Mrs. W. H. Fiske has just returned from The monthly meeting of the city govern­ Young People at Home and Abroad United in in the advertisement, “ The Happy Farmer.” New York with all the latest ideas in drew The eloquent Ingersoll to-night. To fail ment was held last evening. 1 he following the Holy Bonds of Matrimony. making, having attended the spring openings to hear him is an opportunity lost. You had better get a Paper Hang6r orders were draw n: lit r t u s . in that city, and is prepared to receive both Pauper anouut, -A, 590 8" Miss Bertha E. Hamblen of Rockland and old and new customers at her home on NOW than later on. It pays to begin Association, next Monday. Fire Department, 176 TO I). M. Fifield of Green’s Landing were united D ow —Rockland, May 8, to M 1.1 M r-. Fred B. Summer street. Illghwm, r, 9 fl" Dow, u daughter, early. The reason we speak of Burrows, the horseman, will sell another Street lighting, 495 17 in marriage Tuesday, April 30, by Rev. J. IL f Luck—Union, April 30, to Mr. and Mis. W. A. lot of his horses in Thomaston, Monday, May Free teat books, 170 41 Parshley. Mr. and Mrs. Fifield will he at C a rria g e s Police fond, SO 85 Daooxtt- Rockland, April 30. to Mr. and Mrs. Paper Hangers is that everybody 13th. home, Green’s Landing, after May 10. Marshall M. Daggett, a non. Xew erhool house fund 2.44S 47 REDUCTION The Maine Music Co. has moved into quar­ E. Y. Turner of Auburn and Jennie R. Brown—Green’s fjtndlng, Deer Isle, April 27, Petition received for sprinkling Park street North of Bristol, Conn., were married in the to Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Brown, n son. REDUCED PRICES who cleans house has more or less ters in Berry Bros.’ block, up one flight, oppo­ from Main street to Broadway and $100 asked Dow—South Deer Isle, April 23, to Mr. and Mrs. site Fuller A: Cobb’s. latter place, Wednesday, May 1. Mr. and Khen Dow, a sun. I hn\e a spocinl trade In for. Passed------Road commissioner reported Litv—Deer Isle, April 17, to Mr. and Mrs. wheels all tin**] and handed papering to do; and while we think Mrs. Turner will reside in Auburn. Many at 89 and upwards a s \ t the union baptism of the Baptist, Free expenditure of £916.54----- Jennie C. White friends of both contracting parties in this sec- Hbya\?jed— McAuley,Deir ’ill a son. CARRIAGES Bvard—Deer Isle, April 16, to Mr. and Mra. Ileadouarters for repair of it we would mention the fact that will and .Advent Churches, Sunday evening, asked for £500 for damage to her property on tion extend congratulations. Itig In nil Its branches. Middle street by the lowering of street grade John A. Byard, a daughter. . AND . in First Baptist Church, the ordinance was Knight—Deer Iale, April 12, to Mr. and Mrs. Good work and low administered to four candidates. July 1, ’94. Referred to committee on high­ Edward McIntyre of this city and Miss John K. Knight, a son. prieef at the old stand. ways and city solicitor for investigation------Gertrude A. Reed of Waldoboro were mar­ 1 Ft LLBit—South Liberty, A pril 22. to Mr STOCK! Jn account of the death of Gen. Tillson the City Solicitor Prescott petitioned that location ried Thursday morning by Rev. Fr. Phelan. Orison Fuller, a son J. FRED HALL, 2c th anniversary of Edwin Libby Post and bounds be established for all the streets The ceremony was performed at St. Bernard’s MAIN ST. p stponed from May 3 to May to. Comrades not recorded. He said there were 180 streets church which was crowded with friends of the jSarriagte. are all requested to be present. in city and of these city has no record for contracting parties. Miss Stella Greene of WANTED, 100, there is a little something of 50, but half Waldoboro was maid of honor and James Frost—Dane desirous of obtaining a good instrument of carriage. Reported for investigation—Or­ Bwlftand Gena L. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orris nt a ’ow price will And a flue opportunity by up- our faithful scribes in those places will pardon in a wedding gown of pale dove color with B. Woster, both of Camden. Our Prices Are At the Bottom! . . ville M. Kaherl claimed he was injured by trimmings of ribbon and passementerie to plying to MISS DELLA BEAN, 51 I’aclflc Street, us if we promise not to do so some more. Mil l e r —Buroehr— R ockport, A pril 24, Dr. Rockland. 17*18 S *me late sporting news is also turned down defofftive sidewalk on Park street, Apr. 13, match. Mrs. Priest is one of West Rockport’s Lester <.,’ohvcll Miller of Worcester, Mass , for in the general ruin. and asked for £600. Referred to committee very estimable young ladies and Mr. Priest rnerlv of West Rockport, and Clorinda Idella, on highways. R. V. Perry claimed damages daughter of the late O F. Huruesa of Rockport. ROCKLAND SAVINGS BANK This Year We Purpose to Sell one of North \ assalboro’s very promising T hompson-S timron Deer Isle, April lb, Alden Mr. F. G. Singhi is not only an artist in for removal of trees in front of his house, The annual meeting of the Corpoiators of the his legitimate line of work but can plainly young men. Both have hosts of friends who 1’. Thompson and Gertie L. Stinson, 60th of Dser Rockland rtavinge Bank will be held at their Banking Granite street, in the summer of 1894. Re­ wish them much happiness. Isle. Rooms, W ednesday, M ay X, 1 895, at 10 o'clock lay claim, were he not so very modest, to C L irF oitn—Hart—South Union, A pril 27, at the ferred to city solicitor. Eugene A. Young, a well-known Rockland a. m.. for the election of officers for the ensuing superiority in the wood working line as the Bond of C. E. Weeks of £500 for inspector residence of the bride’s parents, by Rev. G. B. year, and the transaction of any other business last job done by him bears witness. It con­ young man, was married at Eagle Rock, Vir­ Chadwick, .John J. Clifford and Lucy E. Hart, both that may properly eotno before them. o f fish accepted. His bondsmen are C. IL o f Union. sists of a Roman parlor chair which is most ginia, to Miss 1 rances Patton Davis, on Wed­ 17 E. I). SPEAR, rfee’y. WALL PAPERS Berry, J. F. Merrill, C. S. Crockett. Ordered I’KRKINS—Gould—No. I'nloo, A pril 25, nt the Rockland, Me., A pril 30, 1-95. unique in design, five feet to the top of the nesday, April 24, at the home of the bride’s residence of the bride’s parents, by Rev. G. B. that Camden & Rockland Water Co. should father, Mr S. P. Davis. The ceremony was Chadwick, Elton F. I’erkins and Aurelia V. IL back, hollow seat, with turned and ’ “nd be authorized to supply city with water for And if Low Prices and a Big Stock will carved back, arms and legs, etc. It is a line performed by Rev. I’. B. Price of Buchanan, Gould, both of Union. MISS JULIA POYZER, sprinkling streets, also for watering troughs Poland—V krge—Friendship, May 2, by Rev. job and one a professional might be pioud of. and was witnessed by a goodly number of J. C. Clancy. Stephen E. Poland and Lydia A. Vocal Teacher. do it, we shall certainly succeed. and drinking fountains. Ordered that Jo­ friends and relatives. J. B. Puryear, a friend Verge, both of Friendship. A meeting of the gentlemen interested in seph /Vbbott can be paid £40 for work done of the groom, and Miss Alice Barnes, a half- I’UII.HAKSIONIU IIAI.L, ROCKLAND. the formation of a General Hospital in this at the foot of Granite street. Voted to ac­ sister of the bride, acted as groomsman and W ednesdays Sb Naturdnys, 1*2 to 7.510 |>.l city met at the office of M. A. Rice last Tues­ cept Hr. F. E. Hitchcock's collection of medi­ bridesmaid. After the ceremony and congrat­ Two things we shall push for all cal reference books, reports and other medi­ day and organized with John Lovejoy presi­ ulations a supper was served and the happy LAUNDRY FOR SALE they are worth— dent and M. A. Rice secretary. Drs. Hitch­ cal works for the public library. couple repaired to the home which had been T illson — Rockland, April 30, General Davis cock, Hill, Judkins, Gould, Estabrook, Wood- City Treasurer Jones reported April receipts duly prepared for them. Mrs. Young wore a Tillsou, uged 66 years, 17 days. to the tune of £28,674.85. This includes MAV—Rockland, May 1, Dorothy, daughter of side, Adams and Wheeler pledged their indi­ becoming dress of delicate green and carried a Edward 8. and Nina B. May, aged 7 months, 17 vidual services in attendance upon such a £7,084.99, on hand at beginning of the month. beautiful bouquet of roses. The presents, of days. Engine and Boiler and Sew­ hospital, free of charge, and they invite the The disbursements were £15,952.34, leaving a which there were many, were costly and ele­ pAKKKit—Rockland, April 28, sou of J . P. and balance of £12,722.51 Elizabeth Parker, aged 5 days. ing M achineu for Sale- hearty co-operation of the people. The hos­ gant, many of them being sent from this city, An upright engine and boiler, 6 home power, 13 BOOKS AND HOUSE PAPERS! SliITn—Rockland, A pril 27, Jan e, widow of Ben pital as proposed is to be based on the same ' Irdered that a plank sidewalk not less than gifts from members of the A. F. Crockett Co. jamln Smith, a native of Hurry, aged SI years, 20 Singer and 1® D 10 Wheeler x Wilson sewing principles as the Maine General and similar 4 feet wide, be built on south side of Beech and the bridegroom’s mother and sister. Mr. days. machines, I W heeler K W ilson button hole ma- street from Lincoln to Broadway------Ordered Kostkr—Rockland, A pril 27. Annie, widow of shine, with shafting pulleys, belting tables and hospitals. Daily clinics will be held for the Young’s many friends in this city wish for benches und everything complete for shirt tnanu« that Section 3, chapter 6 of the city ordinances John Koster, aged 60 y : -or and it is intended to be a public and himself and wife much happiness. Kohn tll'"— Waldoboro, ’ ’ April 25, C«ut. William u. | faclurlng, 40« ft .Irani pipe. '***’’ Will 1be «o Id together If you want either of these come in charitable institution. be changed so that the city clerk may keep a Kuhn,iuhn, aaed 72 year., B m,,nlh«. 1 •' .' paralely Cull or addre.. separate ledger for sewer assessments------tiniKblNOER—North W aldoboro, A pril 23, C aro -1 13-26 MRS. It. t*. CO K TH K I.L, Ilionhotuastoti, M e A. O. Keene of Thomaston, whose fa­ INGERSOLL IN TOWN- line C., wife of Thom as Hldellnger, aged 63 yeai and we will give you prices, and miliar features are known to a large number Ordered that city engineer be instructed to 11 months. lay out and establish the bounds of Berkley HHohet—Simonton, Rockport, April 13, Samuel of milk customers here, has blossomed out The Famous Lawysr. Orator and Thinker Lect­ you can see for yourself that we with the neatest, up-to-date tnilk cart we street for acceptance by the city----- Ordered Hborey, aged 78 years, 5 m onths, 2 days. on petition of W. O. Mank and others that a ures Here Tonight. Frkkman — Lincolnville, April 22, Howard have ever seen. It is completely glassed in, Hooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley II. Freeman, mean business- Room Moulding^]l l d i n g S ^ has a rounder! roof and an entrance in the plank sidewalk be built on east side of Birch aged 6 months. street from Cedar to Maverick streets------Henry Ward Beecher once stated, in a pub­ P rescott—Boston, April 17, Ph:curs at already pnrehased tickets. on sale . . . . . Watts Hall, Thomaston, tomotrow evening. of those who have been convicted be referred We have the agency for Rockland, Meservey’s Quintet will furnish the music. to City Solicitor and that he report at the aud always carry a full assortment next meeting o f the board. Licences were Chas. M. Tibbetts, the seedman, lias an A social dance at Limer< 1 k II II, with granted as follows, B. C. Calderwood, John extra line assortment of seeds and plants this F'vicltijr, IO of patterns as well as the latest music by Meservey’s Orchestra, is booked for T. Sullivan. Geo. I. Whitten, W. B. Groves, spring, i I is sweet peas are great producers. issu e s o f Saturday night. Teams will leave the foot of John A. Lee, George F. Seeley, M. H. Nash, --- Liraerock street at 8 and 9 " ’do ck , returning John Williams, Daniel Daly, John C. Burton, Something fur young people FOR TEN DAYS, after the dance. victuallers; ( A. McMahan, Mrs. Dora Base Ball Goods, The “ Standard” Delineator, Thursday evening, May 10, Mrs. Clara Benjamin lunch carts; Albert L. Payson, 11. Something for older people — AND— Gregory Simonton will give a concert for the W. Healy billiards; It. R. Andros,inn holder; Wall Paper, during this time we shall make SPECIAL PRICES benefit of the House of the Good Shepherd II. W. Healy bowling alley. At Dunn A:1 arr’s, 413 Main St. Ladies’ Standard Mag in the First Baptist Church. Mrs. Simonton, on ALL BLACK SILKS in our Store. In this lot are recitationist, will be assisted by Miss Arline STEAMBOATS. Orders by mail promptly attended' fork, soprano, - f Boston; Mr. Mark Crockett, Beecham’s pills for consti­ .ornetist; Rev C. Everett Bean, baritone: Satin Senechal, The steamer Electa is being repaired. Mrs. James Wight, pianist. A program of pation 10$ and 25®. Get the unusual merit will be presented. II. P. Jones will devote his time to the i)ook at you' druggist’s and o< H U S TO N ’S rx> | steamers Viking and Pentagoet. Gros Grain, The “ Nine Black Beauties,” who so highly delighted the audience at St. Bernard's last G. 11. Kimball of Cleveland, Ohio, was m go by it. this city last week looking after his interests Taffeta Plisse, NEWS STAND. \eek Thursday evening are to appear at Annual tales mors than D.GOGJ.OO bosea. Watts Hall, 'Thomaston, Friday evening, May iu the steamers Vinalhaven, Emmeline and 16th, Meservey’s Quintet will furnish the Electa. Faille Francaise, HUBERT G INGERKO1J-. music for the performance, also fur the ball to The steamer Sylvia, Captain Mills, is on BUSINESS LOCALS. Subject: “ Liberty of Man, follow at the close. 'The tickets are for sale, the Rockland and North Haven route again. Rhadme, A r mu re, from plan of the hall, at the Bijou Drug She leaves Rockland at 2 p. 111. More, and at T. B. Burn’s drug store, Thorn- Str. Frank Jones leaves Rockland Wednes­ W tfm a n and Child.” days ami Saturdays aud Machiasport Mon­ A!ma Royal, days and 'Thursdays. This change of time Junk—Jacob Segal and Abraham Brad­ : : Prices ShOO, : : Our Work is not Screened from bury have opened a new junk store, the Scuta uovr un aule ut Opera House. goes into effect tomorrow. highest cash price paid for old rubber!, rags, Peau De Soie, the Public, rather than this tie EVERYBODY READ! Beginning yesterday the B. S. S. Co. in­ roil, metals, etc. Send us a line and we will are pleased to show our Produc­ creased the service to live trips a week each icall for it. 13 Pearl street, Rockland. S u ra h , Situation W anted as House­ j way. 'The <_ ity of Bangor leaves Boston at k e e p e r . tions at any time. . . . , 5 I». »>• Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, The Domestic Bread made bv C. E. Rising Elperichccd woman 35 year* old wishuu situation 1 and the Lewiston same hour on I uesdays aud the baker is a genuine uew thing, and very Pure Dye Taffeta,&c u« house keeper either on u farm or souie good 100 Acrp S to rk Farm in So I ihprtv ' "*•»>» From liangor the City uf Bangor deliciou-. The folio wing label appears 011 place. Cun take care of butler utnl inllk. cook and IUU W .re OlOtK rd rm in OO. LlUerty, wi|, Uavt fu(.si|ay, -, lllJrs,,ays lll(i Saturdays every loaf —buy no other: lukc are of children. Hus one child 11 yeurs old V ie have a Large Lot of C. E. Hiamg’- These Silks are Warranted not whom »b would Ilk-- to lake with her. W idower's l -ailed by good judges lb- at 2 p. in. ami Lewiston on Mondays and Fri­ family preferred. Best of references. Address Known *» the Fish tai Nvw Douientic Bread. days at 11 a. in. Wednesday will be the Beat in the W orld. j MR.< ANNIE DUTTON, Rockville, M. 16*17 Hiram Bliss, Jr., of W ahlugn None Genuiue Without this Label • new and iu good order; ban ouly week day on which there will be no to Break, Crock or Shift, and we S c re e n s .-lupbourded and painted, and il< Boston. This will make the tune building?, to say othlug shop. at R. klun i—tin. Lewiston for Boston at “ If you want to smoke a clean Havana filled er 826U0 to build. The b NURSERY TREES F O m E ! :ved and of extra utility ; ni.; and City of Bangor al 7.30 p. in.; cigar, ask for the T-. W. Mild 10 ct. Sold will make good all justifiable HLAt KIIKKHII *, . FOR . Al Euglifb buv got, Sundays and Wednesdays at 6 a. everswhere. H. .M. B. 5 cents. + U kSPB lA . ltIKS. the bundaotuert I icsdays, Thutsdays and Saturdays at i maple, yellow » LlKItAVTH. . a. m. The register ol the City of Re 1 Seal 'Tooth P< , pres claims made within six months D o o rs is as follows:—Conuuander, Capt. and beautifies the le 1 the graham; first Pilot, Capt. Howard and beautifies the bn ith. ed to A (im line vf young nursery and shade tree*, AND maple, ch. tljiu l, apple, pear and others, of good Second Pilot, Capt. Wm A. Roix; lain no injurious ing from date of purchase. I I C - Jam'-? Mid John Long; Quartermaster, a bottle. right Euuulre of M ltd J. R. RICH IRPStf.N, W in d o w s Bow Lookout,William Jacobs: \Y Ba Ma ter, A fine line of Lad: HASKELL SILK CO. Fred " Combs, etc., at Hust ENGLAND REAL K' Hi van! Put FOR SALE. Special sales e try Saturday from 4 to 9 , - .1 Th.- above guarantee n all th eir Silkt T his - are sati.th-d We an furnish any style aud Engii ci, I K. mgs, tools, working men r. William watches, chains, ’ is tim b eat .cl lance to buy g rad e >f B lack ir piu d before out any size aiiido* or door. pants, furuishinfi etc. Fifty cents on a do SEEDS ;er, Trank Li mill, sh aft AND ar saved. Men’ cb .thing, watches, tools ar 0 customers. ood water u Call aud oee us or send us a , E oi" , Smalley; md sold. If you wish 1 eight furniture l>oughi of JAMES F postal eaid aud we will furnish Clerk, Fran sell furniture or jibing send a caid and PLANTS. , Edw ard Hansoi will call. Money t- Ioan mal proper FULLER COBB. necessary information including ly. Max Antin, 90 ea street, R cklaud. bWLi l . M. P. S. SPECIALS—Wo have a Black Taffeta. 41 ids. wide. BUSINESS FOR SALfc p ric e s. opening Tibbetts is 11 sto f the Domestic and V ler.na bread Ireesl quality. good business, M. K. ST. CLAIR CO., or packet; also flowering and vegetable plants Brown Bread aud Beaus Saturday and Sunday. Velvet 32 ins- wide. These will cut to a good advantage sou for selliug. &UAW, flrcu She bruith, Rockland C. M. TIBBETTS. of al! kinds. Flint Bros., Bakers, 276 Main St for Capes and Sleeves CAMDEN. THE ROCK LAN I) COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, MAY 7,1895

MATINICUS. Maine Central Railroad. The Largest in the World. City of Rockland ! In Effect Dec. 30, 1894. A y e r’s bred Rhodes and John Crie were in town INfERESfING ISIAND ITEMS From the Chlcnuo Inter-Ocenn. Asrhw /rrtd ^'>ep4»iz Care between Rockland and NOTICE. last week en route lor So. Matinicus----- Crie How many people in Chicago know that '1'ho Joint Htanding Committee on Account!) and Boetan. Brothers on South Matinicus, alias "Crie Clnhnn of I lie city of Bncklnml will be In Reaaion at Paasunr*r Train* leave Kocfelanri a* CHERRY with all other great industries there is also the City Treaturer’a office on the FRIDAY EVEN­ Haven,” are getting their weirs in order ft found here the largest soap and washing f a llo w * : spring work.------Mr. and Mrs. Richard ING preceding the Aral Monday of each month, 8:10 a. m. for Bath, B runsw ick, 1x»w1*ton, A agustn, Our Vinalhaven Scribe Again powder business in the world, The N. K. fo rthepurpoae of exninlniiiL' claima ngainat the city. Young have gone to housekeeping in rooms Fairbank Company, with their factories in All bllla niunt be approved by the party contracting Waterville, Bangor, St. John. Portland ami Bos­ at Seth T. Condon’s----- Mrs. Grace Young them, must bo made out on proper vouchera, which ton, arriving in Boston at 4:26 p. tn Parlor car Rakes the Town for News. Chicago, St. Louis ami Guttenburg, being, cun be procured of tho City Trcaanrcr, and muat be on thia train for Boston. and children and Miss Marion Young have left at the City Trcaaurcr’a office on or before the 1:36 p. tn foi Bath, Brunsw ick, Lew iston, W a te r­ without doubt, the largest producers of soap returned from their visit to Rockland. products in the United States. The great date of the (Annmltlee’a monthly meeting. Bllla ville. Portland and Boston, arriving in Boston at not presented at the regular med lug of the Com • :30 p. ns. Sch. Tillmore, Harrington, was at II business is not of mushroom growth Cut the For Golds and Goughs Young’s wharf, last week, discharging a load nilttcc muat wait until the aucceedlng month before Trains arrive! Opposition to Stable Business -Yacht result of persistent eftort, broad business being put Into the r

a. m. morning train from Portland, Ixtwlston ers Getting Spray Slingers in Trim methods and intelligent and discriminating and Waterville. tinicus Fishing Co. is beginning its prepara­ advertising. 14 O. W. SMITH, U O p.m . from Boston, Portland, Ix>wi*ton and MEDAL and DIPLOMA tions for spring, and is making a large amount for Hie (ampnign—Collecting Pole K- W. PORTER, Bangor, bringing Parlor Car from Boston. Many brands of soap are made in these fac­ Committee on Accotinta and CIhIiur of improvement around their buildings at the tories, but Chicago is best acquainted with PAYSON TUCKER, Qen’l Manager. A T T H E • •bore------Frank W. z\mes is having his house Taxes—Two Smart Workmen—Multi­ F. K. BOOTH BY, O. P. 4 T . A. Santa Claus which long ago found favor with W. L. WHITE, Div.Supt. painted. James B. Thompson is the artist. plication of PopnlhtR. those who care for our homes. Gold Dust Wash­ Mrs. Herbert Hilton, nee IL Frances Norton, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. ing Powder is known in every hamlet of the Wherena Harry O. Gurdy and Hainucl II. Gurdy, visited her parents here for a few days UK AMtWtM IBUCtfl 5KCUUM United States, it being everywhere recognized both or Rockland In the County of Knox and State JTON&BANGORS.8.CO. W orld’s cently. as the leading product of its kind. of Maine, by their deed of mortgage dated the Lawyer Walker was in town Tuesday ninth day of February, A. I). 1W‘2, uud recorded in vexed Service Io Five Trips h Week. Sch. Maggie Hurley, Rockland, came The cycles make a great cut in the livery Announcement is now made that The N. K. Knox Registry of Deeda. Book 86, Page 58, con here Saturday, 27th, on her way from Sedge business. There was to be another livery ABSOLUTELY PURE Fairbank Company are about to take another veyed In m ortgage to the Rockland Havlnga Bank, “ City of Bangor” nowon route. FAIR. wick to Rockland. Isaac Philbrook took her step forward to turn another page in their his a corporation lewnlly Incorporated under the Ihw« stable started this spring but business will THE OLD RELIABLE ______*1______01of tnethe mState ate 01of Maine and located at aaid HocRockland, a la into Rockland----- Jack Ames will soon move not permit------Wm. Orbeton brought on more tory of progress by introducing another new tj,e following described parcela of real eatato, his family to Vinalhaven----- Mrs. Annette cows Wednesday. William knows just how soap. I his will shortly be advertised in a wit: Chang* In tfonra of Departar* Condon and son Harry and daughter Elsie most striking and original manner. A certain parcel of land situated In aaid Rockland C. THOMAS SAUL. to handle the new milkers------Capt. Osgood SWEET CAPORAL lid bounded an ■racing MONDAY, MAY «th. 1H»S. have gone to housekeeping in rooms at Fred For twenty-live years this company was „„„ WV.WI Opthalmic Optician. hauled his yacht out last week for repairs. Iron bolt on the 1 Steamers will leave Kocklanri aa follows Young’s----- Willie Young and wife and little She will be fitted in first-class shape for the likewise the leading lard producer of the i pdntTid\ty\flve north 20 s. Act., ,,r J b. HM lTt mothers for their eluldr n while toothing mblic watering places were uncovered May some of the most fragrant flowers of May KNOX CGIJN'I’Y.—In Court of Probate, held at . Pass. Aei . I m-n I’ l. itlr Ry.. with perfect success. Il soothes the child, Jay. [apple blossoms] in sweet profusion, giving and Boilers Bought and Sold. Rockland, on the third Tuesday of April. 189a. 290 WaahlUKtun St., lion'.on. Mum, W A L K E R & P A Y S O N , >ftens the gums, allays all pain, cures SEA STREET, - ROCKLAND. Jmnithan A. AuDis.adoiinistrun r , show a delightful variety of early sum­ GtiiiEitEi: That notice thereoff he given, three ®V MAIN BTREKT, • ROCKLAND, ME bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Win- put in the Rockport News office last week. lUHIEli-tiAZETTK, Agents for German American Fire Insurance Co low’s Soothing Syrup. mer styles, all arranged in artistic groups, printed in suid county, that ad persons N. Y., and Washington Life Insurance Co., N.Y. and minutely described iu a few words as to Interested ay attend at a I'robate Court to bo L-fn. id, on the third Tuesday of Hay l i s j h v P " combinations, colors and materials. Every H. O. LKVKMSALKK ELECTED TO OFFICE. sliow cause, if any they have, why the inch of available space seems to bu used to nt should not be adowed C. E MEfERVKY, Judge, No. 80 Maim Bt., THGMAMTGN, MX tho best advantage, with the one great ob­ It is the Talk o f the opy,—A tie s t: Consultations solicited In all depart men |of ject in view of,'giving the largest possible E d w a r d K G ould, Registar Rockland drains Recognized At Vailoui Meet­ Town that Medicine, Surgery and Gynecology. variety of brand new designs, consistent Specialty Made o f Office Practice, ings Throughout the State with t.lio"mo,»t artistic make-up and finish. r p o the .Judge of Probate in and for the Office H o u r s : W hen net otherw ise profs** •tonally engaged. TJ The annual tneetin|> of the National A^pi Brice 20 cents; at all newsdealers. Tho petitloi of Randall I. Condon, admiultu SCIATICA, ciati'-n of Letter Cartiers was held at Lewis- trato i the Win E Condon, luti of F ri.n d rh ip , in tin- < tty of Knox, di ceased, in- tun Thursday week. The society wasorganized Wauhable| Materlulsflor Ladies' Sum­ testato, respectfully , that the personal last year and already has proved successful. m er G ow ns. S. G. PRESCOTT & GO. estate of said deceu Thomas A. Brennan of Augusta was elected just debts and demands aguinst raid LAME New grass linens and ecru linen baptistes sum of one thousand dollars; that s president and J. E. Hanrahan of Rockland a have color sutroduced in dantes, bars and di.d seized and poss-rsed of certain member of the executive committee. The iluate in F) ieridrhip, in said county, a meeting waf. of much importance to the boys tripes,7or;else they are quite plain. Heavier Have the Best Stove - lollo Co ring who wear t-ie gray uniform with brass buttons. smooih^iinens come in a variety of shades, I ll..lehel l DEBILITY, Etc. ano Chestnut land; thence iu ning northw est by There was a banquet in the evening Bt which such as light blue, navy, pink, green, and laiid to laud of Min rose Sim m ons; a large nu aber was present. yellowish brown. Among the now cotton Hill u»t by said Finn A. F. Crocket! Company, Chas. Brow At the annual meeting r. Saiul«u*H E lectric amounted to more than £1500. of tlit sejiiew fabrics ami tneir applications. tiuned hound und containins 26 acres, ^|ii Lime, Hair, Rosen­ 1L-H In a coutplde laxly pear their prices aro attractive. above i stute. That u part of said real estate cant ot rvluu3.00 per annum, or .'iO cents a copy; “La with this order then on, three weeks successively, with nervous headache,and had tried Mode” costs only $1.00 per year, or 15 cents prior to >he thiid Tuesday of May n< xt, in the “ Three Classes of Men,” doctors iu vain, until I used your Courier-Guxette, u newspaper printed In Rockland, illustrated, is sent free, st-atad, by mail upon N erv in e. MliS. M. w o o d , Kingwood, 111. a copy. If you are uuuhle to procure either 90 Sea Street thut all persona inien sled may attend at a Pm b.de application Every ndddie-a«< d of these publications from your newsdealer Couit then to be held in Rockland, and show STEEL ROOFING nr old man suffering the slightest weBkn. OR cause, if any, why the prayer of said petitioa should read it- It will sh<>w an caey, Nnac Whei Baby woa sick, we gave her Castoria. Dr. Miles’ Nervine do uot take a substitute from him, but apply should not be granted. a sn l Nn«*«*dy n a y i o r« p.aiu M r c u ir tii a n d by mail to Messrs. A. McDowell & Uo.fi 4 16 1b c. E. ME8ERVEY, Judge fkealili wbeu orjlLiiig iiUJB failed. Whei the was a Child, she cried for Cuatorku 252 Main St. A true copy of the petition and order thereon. and SIOINC. West 14th street. New York. (ttaaendorrh*. i*atraL> ahe became Mbs, she clung to Costorku Cures. A tte st: E d w a rd K. G ui l d , Register The SANDEN ELECTRIC CO., Dr. Mitas' Nervine iu sold on a positive Teltpltoneg 45-8 uud 43-8. llgfitnlng, Fire and Storm h o o t Ao. S2(J Broadway, New York, she had Children, sht gave them CaaUai*. guarunue th at the first bottle will bcnelit. Whiskers that are prematurely gray ur faded fo r should he colored to prevent the Took of age, l for I The Pemm Jren ktoefloa uad ( s m . llfeo 4'iiicago, lieuwer, uud J.andon, Ail dfUggUle sell it at |1, (i bottles t5. or Children Cry for o«ue «a3U«Ce. (Ltd.). Pfcila., Pa_ it will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of price audj Buckii ghaui’s Dye excels all others in Coal Shed at Thorndike & Hix’* Largest EU- tro-Medical ( onctru in the World! by the Dr. Miles’ Medical Co., Elk burr D-d te coloriug brown or black. N ew W h a rf . Pitcher’s Castoria. i'{£E ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, MAY 7 5

CITY CEMETERIES. aston and Rockland concerts, which have CITY CHAT I been given by the Choral Association the Plants for Sale. Where Oh Where Is ihe flehorn Association last three Wednesdays, will be not far from 1 A city full of people down this way will be Now Is Ihe Time Io Bo Ihe Work. Fioo. pleased to learn the very excellent businerl Now in Stock and Ready prospects of the Sal Mountain Asbestos Co., for Buyers. Last year a movement was starter] looking A great deal of work was done on the Re­ an article on which will he found elsewhere. towards the beautifying of Achorn Cemetery. bekah choruses at the Wight Philharmonic T W. Hixk a former Rockland business man, An association was firmed and officers elected. First Baptist Chotal Assocution rehearsal, Thursday evening. Mrs. W. A. is treasurer, and»THF. C.-G. hope* that the de­ CA RKAQB PLANT*-Henderson’s Knrly, Owners of lots in Achorn Cemetery, which is Luce of Rockport sang the "Liberty” solos velopment of the business may line his pocke's W lnlngstadt, Early Drumhead U p Y c i : r a private burying ground, were invited to join. Concert Given Wednesday. magnificently. She has a powerful, high so­ with golden ducat<. TOMATOKS—Acme, Cleveland, Dwarf The by-laws provide for a membership fee of prano voice which is in perfect control, and Champion, Early Perfection, Faultlcan she rendered the solos with telling eft ct. Early, Ponderona. 11 an«l annual dues of fli thereafter. Some The Belfast Band, through its city papers, forty identified themselves with the organiza­ Mrs. G M. Barney rang the “ Redemption CAULIFLOWER — Henderson’s Early Audience Boom of First Baptist Chnrcli expresses itself as highly pleased with its S n o w b a ll. tion, ami as a result the association has about Hymn” solos finely. They arc adapted to Rockland trip. The pleasure was certainly CRLKRV—White Flume, Golden Heart >40 in its treasury. It was proposed to ex Filled Full to Overflowing with Ap her voice in a manner to bring out its riel est reciprocal. Self Blanching, Perfected W hite Plume H e a pend the money thus raised in improving the qualities. A fine program is arranged for CUOUM BERS-W hlte Spine. roads and beautifying the premises generally. precliitlve Andlcnce—Lunch After next Thursday evening. “ Rebekah” will And the visit of Belfast Band and its de­ When a man But the lot owners have shown little interest Program- Wight Plillhurmonlc Soc again be studied. Mrs. Ada F. Mills will lightful music again emphasized the need f in the matter. Every owner of a lot there sing the "Rebekah” and Dr. T. E. Tibbetts a similar organization in Rockland. The , Peppers, Recta, Squashes, Etc. Have you bad a bad cold off should at once join the association. Memo l» ty IteheHrsnls. the "Kleazer” numbers. “As Pants the citizens should organize a stock company, se­ Heart” atid its attendant movements will he and on this winter ? Have rial Day is approaching and if any work is to cure a director and proceed to organize a is well and EE. M . LOZCD, be done a beginning should be made. There sung, with solos by Miss Poyzer. “ Thanks band which shall do business under iron-clad you had La Grippe ? Do vou is need of a walk from the Highland thorough­ Be to God’* from "Elijah,” a new number for rules. There’* good material in this city .ind 14 O r a n g e S t. Hi feel that the w inter has bc.cn fare in to the cemetery and there arc other EDNESDAY evening the Society, will he tried for the first time, immediate vicinity for a band of thirty pieces. improvements urgently needed. Memorial occurred the con­ and for a light selection the Barcarolle by I'HE C.-G. will garantee to place a liberal wants a G o o d a bard one for you, and now Day should not find Achorn Cemetery in an cert of the First Bap­ Wilson will be given. For various reasons a share of the stock in such a company. large attendance of members is urged. that the spring is here, vou unkempt, rough condition, when a little inter tist Choral Associa­ est and a little dollar from the lot owners will tion in the Baptist would be over all your L I F E ’S B R I G H T S I D E LOCAL LACONICS. Chew, he takes The Right Place is the help materially to improve things. Church, this city. troubles if you only felt Bay View Cemetery is a city burying The church was filled, There has been nothing perfunctory Place t/here feu t/ont ground, and as such has some little assistance every seat in the big Cares Are Laid Aside and Thoughts the grief and regret expressed by all classes s t r o n g ? Are Given Only to Pleasure. to trade. The right from the city. Last year the Cemetery Board audience room be­ <>f people at the death of General Tillson. B. L. Tobacco was organized, and about |io o expended un ing taken,while a few late arrivals were obliged No more affecting and honorable tribute place is the place tthere der the supervision of Capt. H. L. Gregoryl to stand in the rear of the house. It was a Mr. and Mrs. Reuel Robinson of Camden could be paid to character and worth. very delightfully entertained the Merry Meet you can get the most and a great showing was made for the money representative audience and, as it proved, a A. B. Butler is soon to appeir with a \cry expended. There is about $300 now in fh< very appreciative and kindly one. Club, Tuesday evening----- Mrs. C. A. Has­ as he would fo r the least money. . kell’s class efficiently served as waiters at the nifty milk wagon from the factory of J. Fred city treasurer’s hands for use on this cemetery Promptly at eight o’clock, the advertised Hall----- Capt II. Smith of steamer Jessie The board should organize and have improve hour, the members of the association, 27 in Universalist Circle, Wednesday evening. An : enjoyable program was presented by the Phil- ' received quite a cut in the head while lower­ ments made at once. number, tiled onto the platform and occupied ing one of the wharf slips. Let the homes of thedead|be kept neat and the raised seats. The ladies were attired in ai.athans.J h. « C-. £43> 3 . > A‘{ I a Square Meal. Why Should Yon Do Otherwise? attractive. The trailing arbutus is still plenty. One g o o d heart. A ll you want is becoming evening costume, and the bright The Baptist Young People's Union gave a . ... , , colors of the dresses’ reinforced by the tasty very pretty reception in the church parlors, ! *!?'?,’. ' hur'''®y. H1’ nearly a bushel ol heau- Wo sell Groceries, best to giv e your weakened nerves L06 EXTRACTS. floral decorations made a charming picture. Thursrlay evening, in honor of Misses Susie ’‘ful hh.onis. I hat section of country betw- It is the Best, The program was given as advertised. The Trueworthy ami Sarah flail, who left yester- y 'e n 'o v e and Rockville seems to I pecu« grades Flour, Provis- strength; natural, not fie- Taken from Log Bookfof Brig Nicholas Berry chorus numbers, begi- ning with “The Miller’s day lor Boston to pursue their vocal studies h,,,ne favorite dower. ions. Canned Goods, ti'.ions strength. Then vou Albert Hill. Master. Wooing,” a beautiful and difficult choral bal­ with .Mrs. K. Humphrey Allen. There was a ; A metronome will be used at the Wight lad by Eaton Faning, were smoothly rendered large attendance. 'I he early part of the even- j Philharmonic Society rehearsal next Thursday and Satisfies— Meats, Vegetables, etc. w ill feel yourself build up In the month of January, 1856, on a pas and seemed to please the audience. ing was devoted to conversation on suggested evening to establish the tem jo. Dr. J. A. subjects. Solos were sung by Missus Hall Bichan was admitted to membership last AH our goods are fresh day by day, and get ■'that page from Jacksonville to Boston, 250 miles M errily, O merrily, N. N. E. from Cape Hatteras fell in with sch, Thu mill wheel turns to-day,- and Trueworthy and there were also several 'Thursday * ' evening. s““ and *o sell as lot/ as blessed feeling o f s t r o n g Henry Ereeling, of Angusta, Capt Gill, in With splash and dash. selections by the chorus choir. Lunch of Charles Burns will handle the flyer Blondie that’s why. And merry crash, chocolate and delicious cake was served inthe anyone in the city, . health. You say: “ That’s sinking condition it blowing a gale from the IZ.lP I lift Vlilll.n-’q }|(*ifr*t in ga>. again this season----- E. B. Ingraham ic Co’s VV. With some hard labor succeeded in banquet room from beautifully arranged tables new show window is an attractive place these what I want; what will do W earily, <> wearily, which were brightened by princess lamps. taking them off, seven in all and landed them There came at eventide days of early green stuff-----Strawberries sold We Will Save You Money. I a ll this for me ?” safe in Boston. A maiden fair. The arrangements of the tables displayed the for 25 cents a box Saturday morning----- Isaac In March ol tl e same year on a trip from With shining hair, letters “ H ” and “T.” Chocolate was poured Hahn is doing a thriving cigar business in Over the dark hill side. Georgetown, S. C., 150 miles N. by E. from by Miss Elonia Hamilton and Miss Agnes the city express office. Cape Hatteras fell in with schr. Tempter, of Cheerily, O cheerily, Shaw, the waiters being Misses Susie Sawtelle, The ground? about the attractive home of H a ll’s New York, on fire. Succeeded in taking them The miller snake; quoth he, Luella Crockett, Clara Thomas and Alice Samuel Adams, Rockland Highland**, have "Great joy were mine, Mitchell. The ladies in whose honor the off all right but in coming alongside by care Didst thou incline been handsomely graded. Nice gravel lessness of one of the men the boat was stove Sweet maid, my bride to be.” social was held were wished great pleasure walks have been constructed and the work Tow n and success in their studies. Mrs. F. M. into kindling wood, but all hands including Joyfully, O joyfully, of improvement carried to and beyond the M a r k e t , Capt. Crawford and seven men were saved. he maiden spake her “yea," Shaw had charge of the lunch and decoration, electric railroad track. J. M. Dunn did the And the bells rang soon being assisted by Mrs. A. B. Butler and Mrs. work. Mr. Dunn is now grading about ihe FRED R. SPEAR Nellie Watts. 109 Park Nt., Rockland. IT WAS NICE. F o rthe 1 residence ».f Mrs. Wilbiu Boynton, Franklin Has Peducfd the Price of street. B R 9 Now lustily, () lustily, ASBESTOS MINING. Ths Program Which Was? Pressnled.- by Ihe The miller singeih he; J. S. Ranlett’s new pacer is showing up well Philapadians Wednesday Evening. Ills voice keeps time ----- Capt. Scott and Lieut. Faulkner, the Sal­ l k ; a With the water’s chime, Fine Quality of Mineral Which Is Meeting With a t f W U And his heart from care Is free. vation Army’s new officers, are taking h>-ld The Philapadians furnished the enter Ready Sale—Foreign Shipment. of the work veiy earnestly----- Austin .Mattin We Sell Cheap as Anybody Merrily, O merrily, -L! tainment at the Ladies Circle at the Univer The mill wheel turns around Harry F. Hix has returned from his trip is at work for the Red Seal Co., in charge of salist Church, Wednesday evening. The pro With splush and dash, to Georgia, and reports a pleasant experience. ^hipping department----- A. < I. Keene of Egg and Broken, $!T0' gram for the evening was as follows : Anil m erry crash. His parents, T. \V. Hix and wife, are located Thomaston has a very handsome new milk I could get relief 5 For the miller’joy hath found. Chorus, club; piano duet, Viva Hall an there, Mr. Hix senior having extensive wagon. It is a covered allair, gla.-s enclosed, .love and Nut, 5 50 from a most horri-S asbestos interests. and is a very unique arrangement. BEFORE hie blood disease, I S Emma St. Clair; vocal solo, Faith Green Miss Sarah Pillsbury’s rich contralto tones WOOD The Igh; reading, May Sullivan; banjo solo, :re heard to advantage in Kate Vannah’s The properties are located in White County, The piano which was used at the Choral had spent hundreds 5 Lucy Peck; Vwcal solo, Mary Gate; reading, “ When the Roses Fall,” Miss Mabel llodg- Georgia, in Nacooche Valley, in the north­ Association concert, Thursday evening, at­ of dollars T R Y IN G various remedies® sang Pinsuti’s “Queen of the Earth” and eastern part of the state. Trie asbe tos and physicians, none of which did me St Anna Conant; vocal solo, Florence Clark tracted a gnat deal of attention by its bril­ Kind piano duet, Kathie Mugridge and Alice Bur sang it finely, Miss Su.de Trueworthy’s ren­ deposit is at the foot of Sal Mountain, and liancy ami the richness and fullness of its tone. 2 any good. M y finger nails came off, C dering of the solo in DeKoven’s ‘‘Legend of the properties comprise 250 acres of land Genuine: Franklin : Red : Ash * a n d my hair came out. leaving me leigh; vocal solo, Winnie Spear: chorus It was a ‘ mover piano of htgti’ grade, and 3 club. he Chimes” was greatly erjoyed, the great containing rich deposits of the finest quality a perfectly bald. I then went to M arrived from Chicago 'Thursday noon, being range and power of Miss Jennie Ingraham’s of this fire-proofing mineral. The company’s taken direct fr .m tne depot to the church. STEADY WORK sopran • was finely shown in the duet with Mr. plant includes a mill, 98x43 feet, an engine All *»!«••- Free B’lruing xvhita That 5 HOT SPRINGS 3 It is a .«u. rb ipcrumeni. It was furnished bli, Lehigh Euk an>1 Biokna Lord, Miss Sarah Hall sang Cowan’s “Old iiouse 43x30, with a 100 horse power engine. by the .Maine Music Co. > XX’hlte A Hi, Franklin Stove Red Hoping to be cured by this celebrated * A*h (the only genuine), Oeoru«*4 Seems to be the watchword at the pant fa and Young Marie” with great effect, Mr. The mineral is dug like limestone, drilling treatment, but very soon became 8 and blasting with giants. 'Die mineral is ( reek- Cumberland Coal, gd GOAL lory of Brown Bros., Si uth Union. They are Small’s bass song ‘‘The Depths of the Sea” by MI8CHIEV0US MICE. Aquilicd for smithing »nd ateata disgusted, and decided to TRY £ Burns employing 35 hands ami are at work on Magoun was a L vorite number, and the piano ground and put up in 100 pound bag-, and purpose*. The effect was g solo by F. B. Whitcomb was skillfully ren­ shipped m that form. The company is ship­ W. (J. Barrett of Hope has no love for truly wonderful. 1 orders for the Boston market. They have ▲Leo a rcu. sto ck or . . . W? sell one quality been running steadily for tight months. dered. The quartet,‘‘Santa Lucia,” was a very ping its output to New York, Milwaukie and mice, i he past winter these troublesome commenced to re- taking num ier. It was sung by Miss Ingra­ Chicago, while one car-load is being shipped occupants • t the fields girdled and killed XX’opJ, Hay, Btraw, Lime. Hair, , . cover after taking B Ick, .Sand, Drain Pipe, Ko T H E B E S T! SHALL WE BUILD HOSPITALS. ham, Miss Sarah Hall, Mrs. L. II. Snow and to England. The company is now employing sixty of Ins \oung and valuable fruit trees. lah-^ud Portland Cement. the first bottle, and by the time 1 had Miss N. T. Sleeper. “The Serenaders,” the 12 hands and work is progressing finely. <£* Ordure left ul Hurricane Granite Co.’s Oflice. taken twelve bottles I was entirely cured— » iiirce ’X •’’•S. when the world-renowned It is now generally understood among phy Yodel number, was encored. The company’s market is rapidly broadening Fire Clay chimney Pipe a^d T K LB I’HONK CONNECTED. ’ Hot Springs had failed. sicians who have carefully studied the subject W. O. Fuller, Jr., scored a distinct triumph. and the outlook is encouraging in the highest WM. S. LOOMIS, Shreveport, La. His first selection was “Capt. Bimley’s Cow,” degree. I * pipe Is madv from I’tire Fin- ClaJ that consumption is an infectious disease. So C au se for , fm chimney*, anti I* the «ufurtt. Our Hook on III.- lll«t.a.o an,l II,T reatm ent written for the occasion, and it made a great The Company’s product is used for paints, mailed li e,, to any ad,Ire,,. general is this belief even among laymen, that . moat durable of any Chimney Pipe ' hospitals for the treatment of consumption hit. I le declined a persistent encore, but on his concrete coating, fire proofing, cements, felt­ market. It le eualiy put up by Choice Groceries SW IFT SPECIFIC CO.. A tla n ta ,Ua. are being built in various cities throughout second program appearance he didn’t get of! ing, etc. The Widespread /ent person. AND KtfWJfce'iKrOW** the United States, with the idea of isolating easily, and was compelled to respond to a Mr. and Mrs. Hix are well. 'Die latter will the patents. The State of Michigan has, al doable encore. return to Rockland about the middle of June, Demand for ready, inaugurated a campaign against con The audience was very generous in its ap­ while Mr. Hix does nut expect to coine north Family Safeguard Kerosene Oi Ship Chandlery sumption. Hospitals, to cost hundreds of plause, and at the request of the management until fall. At XX'holeaale. "k your grocer for ITCHING PILES thousands of dollars, are being erected ii lemanded no encores from the members of s o u t f TTT b e r t y Dr. Swan’s Nerve it. i >rd«*ra received by telephone. New York and Pennsylvania. the association. At the Lowest Prices SWAYNE’8 Scientists estimate that there are in thi ( hie very pretty feature of the concert was . . WOOD! . . PILES School began Monday under the able tuition T onic. T have an Extra Good Trade In Wood A country over three hundred thousand cases o the innovation of young lady ushers, who in A B HO LU T H I.T HUTIHR. OINTMENT of Miss Inez Riplcv of Appleton. She will about ll. ITBlTOM k- Mnl.iuwi InUn.e lUhfny aad consumption. These are sad facts; but won attractive costumes greeted the arrivals, board at Jesse Ovetlock’s----- Sunday School ■ tliiflnc: moat ul n lghi; w or*n l»y ■craU'hTn<. Jr than all is the trujh, that such deaths were seated and provided them with pm- The unequalled demand fur Vi­ bII o w h iI h euntlnue tutnurn form anil protrudn, began last Sabbath under the instruction of Peter Kennedy & Co., largely unnecessary and could have been pre­ grains. ’I’he young ladies proved very effi­ talized Nerve Tonic among the , FRED R. SPEARi Rev. Chas. Bradstreet------Big business at the people uf this Si ate is but an link x NO. 6 PAltli ST.. ItOCKLANB, MB. bleeding, abnurba the tumor*. Hol t by driiggliuor by vented. Scientists have discovered the cause cient. Miss Agnes Shaw was head usher. steam mill now. We hear the whistle three TILL,SON WHARF. KaULr Mata. Frcpaud by b*.8 w ii» i aSuM.FLUaJeliiMa. They were costumed as below: of tiio great good itlsduing. Nut 1 of consumption—the tuberculosis germ which times a day----- Prescott & Leighr have shut only in this vicinity but in every produces it. Their investigations have also Mian Agnus Shaw, u light blue crupon, uimined down their mill owing to a collapse of tl e with while lace. New England state, Vi-tabized found a cure for the disease in Ozone and water----- Miss Lillian Prescott is keeping Guaiacol; the greatest life-giving, germ de Kihei RiihscII, black and white eilk waint Nerve Tunic, the wunderful rem­ and black ek lrt. school in the Davis district------We saw here edy that makes peoplo well is E verybody Kflows Us. . . . stroying agents in nature. These two agents MImh Gertrude Knowlton, brown with blue recently the uncommon sight of a man and beyond question the must reliable i | K E E P have been combined with Cod Liver Oil in a IiiIF >n collar. woman sawing wood with a crosscut saw, scientific preparation called Ozumulsion. It Mi«x Kcrbi.- Hall, b ro v n »<-rge w ith ecru eollur. production til modern medical Mlitrt GiimkIuMiernutu, brown i-ult while another woman was splitting up the science. THE OLD HARDWARE STORE. is prepared by T. A. Slocum Co., 183 Pearl XI ba Klonia Hamilton,ecru crepou, lrimmed with wood. The man looked tired----- G. Wash­ IN M IN D ^ ^ s Street, New York, and sold by all druggists. liisertlou and Hutiu. ington Daggett has bought the Fish farm, No one disputes it. From the ( This remedy cures consumption and all lung After the concert, members of the First day it was first preset died by that Good bargains always to be obtained on Bar so called, of IL Bliss, and moved thereon------THK - troubles. It does this because it reaches thi Baptist Society surprised the members of the Miss Grace Ludwig, who teaches the Light most eminent physician, Dr. John w Iron and Steel, Horse Shoes and Nails, seat ol the disoreer and destroys the poison Choral Association with cream and cake in school, boards at Mrs. Franklin l.eighr’s----- Swan, it has been lecommeudcd, ous germs which cause the disease. Tht the parlors,a most refreshing close to the even­ There was a inusicale at Mis. Franklin prescribed and its merits extolled ------W e c a i f i t o u t ------i Ozone and Guaiacol do this. The Cod Liver ing’s festivities. Leighr’s, Thursday night, after which the by the ablest of physicians. L.BEW TAILOR SHOP Oil supplies the nutrition necessary in all Die lady members of the Choral Associa­ Vltil-lzed Nerve Tonic is tin A Blacksmith, young people indulged in various games until wasting diseases. That is all it does but it tion wore the following costumes: a late hour----- Chas. Overlook and wife fur­ one .ipoeillc for those Nervous A Carriage Maker, does this well. It is the prince of fat-makers m. W. W. Btnith, cream figured ailk with nished music for the May ball at Summit Disorders, Indigestion, Neuralgia, H. H. CRIE & CO., and tissue-builders, but does not kill th ribbon and pearl trimming. A Ship Chandler, Hu ivblte dutud niUHlIn, whin Hall, Somerville. Itlieiimatism, Heart Troitlilt G. XV. Fernald & Co. germs. It simply alleviates, and enables id libb.i Lassitude and Sleeplessness from A Quarryman, nature to struggle on a lew year longer. 456 Main Street, XIi»K Kunie Trueworthy,pink bcngallne dik,white NEIGHCORHOOO NOTES. which men and women in this A Fisherman, Building hospitals is a worthy charity — climato suffer. It supplies the worthy from instincts of humanity—worthy • .lofio Bradbury, blue m duel Milk, blue A Carpenter, ROCKLAND, • MAINE. and while laue 'Die vacancy on the board of examining nerves w ith food, makes new blood from reasons of sanitary safety. Unfortunate­ CUSTOM CLOTHES. A P a in te r, i Mabel Itudgklint, pink tlgu surgeons for the pension bureau, at Waldo- and removes tire cause of disease ly, all sufferers cannot have the benefits of !»• ro, caused by the death of Dr. Eveleth, has :tnd makes you well. A G la zie r. i Surah Hall, shite olln, white luce und P4EW GOODS PRICES RIGHT. hospital treat meet; hut eueryone can enjoy been filled by the appointment of Dr. Eben the benefits of Ozumulsion, It cures people \ Dr. .Swan will answer all in- h Jinuie Ingraliuin, pink china eilk, pink Alden.—Waldoboro News. quit ies regarding your case free of at their homes. Il brings the ozuuc of the il.liun und white lucu, J ts jjr XVu would be glud to hatu you cull V\\x V voo$ XXxit t* VavVwvjj, VV," MI»« Alinee XJaiuh, while inutdlh, white ribbo: « Capt. Bert Kimball, C. H. Miller, Melvin ocean and the balsamic odor of the piny G. W allace, Felton Wallace, Damon Benner <1 examioo our goods before buying woods to their bedside. It is the gieatest Mj-h l.oltu Bktnner, pink china tdlk, uhitelac v With every bottle is a bank Is an old saying ami a good nl pearl It iiuiuing. and Ellsworth Wallace • f Friendship went to germ destroyer, the most potent healer, the MF* Mlibel Hull, light green uilk, green ribboiu Waldoboro Tuesday, and took the train for r cheek, our guaiautee that this one. I f you are w anting a 1 * 1 > most marvelous flesh producer in nature. Gloucester, where they will man the schooner 4 remedy will do all wo claim for it. (i. \V. Fernald Co., v, old r Be beiirfett: I t M. S. Ayer for mackerel seining. F Full Pint, $1. Sold Everywhere. 423 Main St.. Mi« a. U. Butler, Nile green crej vhile luce -o n - POISONOUS G iJi/.iS ■ pearl heading X Scutes rtedicul Co., • Westbrook, .le Over Croi-kctt & Lovejoy’s O ^ L C ^ A . 1 X T like these shown here Mirr. G ertrude Heu vurd, white iiiuultu, white luce WASHINGTON. are found in the ex­ » Eilzutath ferry, plrk tigu 1 >ilk, while Dea. S. Cunningham visited at Coopers Anti w ill take the trouble io pectoration «f con­ d pink l iget me non*, k o- •'S ' i Ethel Gilchicet, white mutilin eucle Mills Tuesday----- Ernest, Jones is on tin- call on u« we will show you sumptive!'. They are sick list----- bea, Cunningham and daughter minute, living or­ ! Light as a Fairy, to yourowu satisfaction that MF h Hct-ule Luwry, N ile green figured eilk, green Mrs. Hibbert went to Liberty on business W . L . DouclaI we can save you from ganisms. which have luce. Thursday----- Miss Grace Ludwig began her i White as snow, just begun to grow h Surah l’iilobury, white urublln, white luce S3 SHOE iblion und pearl iu-uding school at the Light schoolhouse, Monday---- Sweet as a kiss $ 5 0 to SHOO and feed upon tile * N. '1 . bleeper, cream henrietta, plu»h Miss Lottie Fairer began the school at the ’Neath mistletoe. lungs. They multi­ iriujiuingH. Mountain schoolhouse Monday------Everett ’Tis nature's best O n your purclias W t ply with amazing rapidity in the tissues » Nellie Jinowlton, bluet crepon, cream luce, 4.»3 so FiNt Ca d kKAWJAKoa have il. M. Lord, navy blue velvet und eutiu, jet Cunningham is at work for Stillman Hibbert, Replenishment, * 3 . % P , q l ic e i3 s o Le s . am i a ir passages w here they find w arm th irimadngk. making poverty buckets----- Chas. Cunning The staff of life, and moisture. These paraslte-sare t ile d i­ 'Die ladies ami gentlemen all wore may- ham is having his house painted. B. E. •■Magnificent.” PIANOS rect cans ? of Consumption. To cure tile flowers in honor ol the day, May I. F. W. C. are the paint slingers. disease, the.->e germs must he destroyed. THE GENUINE IS ALWAYS BRANDED BOYS'SCHOOLSHOEi ; « * * • * - That are fuinlliai* to you of 'The First Baptist Choral Association was $ jq o Rew ard, $ jo o . LADIES' Old Reliable makes such as rganized in September, 1893, and has the ft-FHAIL,” “ BAC«,” following officers and members : The readers this paper will be p1 eased to ORGANS learn that tberiis at least, one dreaded dis­ •CHICAGO,” "COTTAUK," •HNAHK.M “ KMERsON," »ideut, Mre A. B. Butler; Vice fi tl ••SCHCREKT,” ••CONOVEli,'* dent, E. i»- Montgomery; Secretary, Mr*». I.- ease that scienci has been able to cure in all “CAUFBMTIMt,” ’’MUIDGEFOm*’, Ta.OI M.M.- its stages and thlt is Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh “ H I NG SU C ttY ,” Etc. "now; Treoaurer. Bernice E. Hcuwurd; UkCCKTOfLMAJi. “ JE8TY.” und o th e r s . does this. It contains Ozone and Gua- _,live Committee, A. B. Butler. F. B Wbit- Cure is the only Lositive cure now known to Over One Million People wear tbe comb, kilos tiuruh XV filUbury; Director. IL M. the medical fratiinity. C atarrh being a con­ iaeol, which are certain death to germ <1; .Xoalotuui Director. M im N. T. Hl eper. W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes stitutional diseaa?, requires a constitutional life. It also contains the purest Norwe­ n u t, Mre 11 U Lord. AM our shoes are equally satisfactory MAINE - MUSIC - COM’Y, gian Coil Liver Oil. This supplies the Sopruuoe —Mru. Jume- W uUm, Mis» Suruh M treatment. Hall* Catarrh Cure is taken in­ Hull, Mi*e Jennie F Ingruham, Mi*»Jo«le A. Brad­ They give tbe beat value for tbe money. ROCKLAND. required nutrition. The appetite is bury, Mie- XV. XV Bmitli. Mie» Mubel S. llodgkiue, ternally, acting directly upon the blood and They equal custom Shoes In Style und fit. stimulated by the Guaiacol, the Ozone *'!«■ lx>lile F. Skluuer, Miee Sueie U. T rucw orlby. mucuous surfaceskol the system, thereby de­ Their wearing qualities are unaurpasaed. re-invigorates the system. It is a rich, 'o n I ml toe.— M re A. H. B utler, Mine G ertrude J . stroying the fouiJ.lation of the disease, and I he price# are uniform.— stamped on sole. uwurd, M1 e. Leonard H. Sh o w , Mire Elizabeth giving the patient Strength by building up the From $i to $.< saved over other in--r.es. liquid food. It makes the sick well ; it fe rry , Mie- Ethel G ikhie»i Mi»e Beaeie E. Ii your dealer cannot supply you can. sok by Spring Curry Comb keeps the well from getting sick. It is a Mi»r Far di XV fillebury, Mie* Bernice E. constitution and JrsLting nature in doing its B THE BEST FLOUR ON EARTH. TUB MINI! l in sIl l tNS 1-Ul sCltlliK itwuid, Mi-e N T . Sleeper, Miae Ni Hie A. work. 'I he proprietors have so much faith in I Clock Spring Blade. Soft as a Brush. Fits every Curve. The uu Ito II, Miee Aimue Mureh, Mire Mudei F. Hull, its curative powers, that they offer One Hun­ F Demand it of your Grocer. F. A. PETERSON, for Cold*, Cough*, Couau tup lion, iirou- ‘euore.—K. S. Montgomery, Fred B. Whitcomb, * Accept no imitation or aubatltutc. 'Only Perfect Comb. Used by U. S. Army and by Barnum and chitlH , A m thuja, ami ull I'uliuouury nge S. Eveietl. 11. M. Lord. dred Dollars for any case tnat it fails to cure. Atlantic Shoe Store, Korepaugb Circuses, and Leading llorseuicu of the W orld. Cojupluiut*; Scrofula, General Debil­ Bueenr -A- B Butler, Frank B. Kullocb, J. K. Send for list of Testimonials. ity. J .o o f FU-wh, Antenna, and all Small, Kurl E. i'ackurd. J Cobb, Wight & Co., Adepts. Rankin Block, - ROCKLAND Ask your Dealer for IL Sample mailed post paid 25 cents. W u.ting nUt itm*. Address, F. J. Ci 1EN EY & C fToledo, O. pur tuuue Itos , m« t o l a SPMl.SV CPUBI COMM CO., 10uL*r»j'tt« SL,S»ulS Scad, ladlsaa. A ll D r u g g U l* or T. A. Slop* • \ e w Y o rk 'i he net proceeds of the Rockport, Thom- >a>“ .Sold by Druggists, 75c. C. S. STAPLES, • North Hi THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1895

! gles, Katherine Gillchrest and. Martha Craw­ three years course. The Class num­ WARREN ford. proving and will soon be ahlrj to teach again bered 1.8 at the beginning but dwindled down ------Fred Fuller returned to Boston Friday TIMELY THOMASTON TOPICS I T. S. Singer opened his new grocery store j to 9. A notable event in the Class History ------Inez Merry is teaching in the Payson I Saturday with great eclat. It is located in I , was the celebration of Columbus Day, Oct. N". W arren.—The North Warren Y. P. S. C. F. gave an unusually interesting school------Laura Fuller of Rockland is at dinger Block, has been finely fitted up for 21, ’92, on which occasion there were appro­ home on a vacation------Niven C. Crawford the business, a large and well selected stock priate exercies. The class organized March musical and literary entertainment at “ White Oak Grange" Hall No. Warren, Tuesday has returned from New Hampshire where he has been put in, and many friends hope that 7, with Raymond Gleason, president; Lizzie went with W. II. Crawford on a prospecting Newsy Pencilmgs of Events Oc­ the resulting business may be large ami the Literary Exercises Followed by Creighton, secretary; Alice Young, treasurer; Intoxicated Finn Disturbs the evening to a very targe and appreciative audience. Brief opening remarks were made tour through the mines------W. H. Crawford returns in the way of profits satisfactory. Frank Creighton, Harry Alden and Carrie of Cal., who has been on an extended visit curring in and About Town. a Reception and Dance. Bradford, committee on arrangements. Two Sunday Quiet of Busy Town. by Miss Mabel Fuller, after which the fol­ The diniug hall at the Kn«.x House, fresh lowing program was rendered: Chorus by a with relatives here, has returned to his min­ and attractive from the bands of the paperers of the class refused to accept their positions ing properties in the west------1uist Wednesday as the majority insisted on having a dance at choir from the Warren Baptist Society, a few and painters, is now in use, and the patrons He I* Corailed by Hie Officials—Resn Its words from Aunt Lowiza, the dwarf; song, a large number attended the gram! gift May of the house are delighted with its appear­ the conclusion of the graduation exercises. ball at Central Hall, Washington----- Frank Arrivals a d Departures of Well Known Class Have a Motto, also Class Color The tallest member is 6 feet 2 inches, shortest of the Tobia Granite Law Amend­ Miss Burkett of Warren; nursery rhymes with ance The handsome new office, commo­ tableaux, 1, “Little Boy Blue" in 2 scenes, 2, I.. Fuller of Wellesley, Mass., a prominent People—Interesting Exhibition Prom- dious and well arranged, which has been ami Class Flower—Citlsens Enlkusl 5 feet 3 inches, average 5 feet 7 1-2 inches; ment— Threatened Improvement# In civil engineer has been the guest of E T. the heaviest weighs 200 pounds, the lightest, “ Little Red Riding Hood"; guitar solo,“Songs doing duty as a dining hali, is now restored astir Over School and Will Vote Yiclaity of Carver’s Pond—Mineral my mother used to sing,” Mrs. Perry; instru­ Benner the past week------Gus Achorn has laid—Special Services in I lie ( hnrelies to its proper mission, and Landlord Masters 106 pounds, average 120 pounds; the oldest returned to Tewkesbury, Mass.------A dele­ is 21 and the youngest 15; the largest shoe Water for the Town. mental music, autoharp, guitar and har­ —Two New Q uartets in Tow n— and his affable assistant, George Maxey, think More Moiej Next Tear—Troubles of monica; illustrated poem, “ Thanksgiving gation of 26 members of White Oak Grange life’s worth living again. worn is 8, smallest 2, (a young lady’s of accepted the cordial invitation of Maple Knn\ House Notes. Last Y ear Xot Vet F o n ro ttru . course'i average 51-2; in religious preference. Deputy J A. Davis was on Green’s Island Pumpkin Pie," Clara Calderwood; chorus, It is rumored that Levi >eavey and family choir; illustrated poem, “ Hannah Binding Grange of No. Waldoboro Thursday evening 5 have no choice, 3 prefer Methodist, and Saturday on business----- Several parties were to partake of their harvest supper. Maple are to move to the Rokes house. Knox one is a Free Thinker; in politics, 4 are Demo expecting to see Manager Black of Rockland Shoes,” Grace Stetson; tableau, “The Flower street. of the family; instrumental music; duet with Grange is evidently jubilant over their rapidly crats, 3 Republicans, one Prohibitionist, and at Lane A. Libby’s store, Saturday afternoon, increasing membership, in consequence of Mary I., Hanly, who has been in Florida Frank Hunter, who has been officiating as CLASS POEM one Populist. to procure tickets for the lecture in Rockland tableau, “The Flower Girl;’’ recitation with singing, “The Power of Song," Clara Calder­ which they are quite anxious to share their ail winter, arrived home Thursday evening bell boy ir. the Penobscot Exchange. Bangor, Classmates our happy tehool days An essay, Advancement, was read by to-night, but no Black or White appeared hospitality with their brother grangers. The r—-Miss Angela E. Carr has arrived from is at home. Miss Alice Young. This was a well written, ----- Mrs. C. IL Taylor and daughter left for wood and the choir; song, “She’s my School- Are ended with today, marm,” by the choir; instrumental music; musical and literary entertainment was ex­ Ffew York where she passed the winter. Dr. W. J. Jameson is slowly recovering And life's bread path* before us scholarly production and full of many Minneapolis, Minn., last week ------B. IL ceptionally fine, and the supper was unques­ thoughtful suggestions. With the wonders Hopkins and J. P. Armsburst gave an exhibi­ recitation, “Barbara Freitchie, Clara Calder­ / Murray Miller has been doing a plumbing from a relapse of the mumps. Are at retching far away . wood; chorus, “ Homeward Bound," by the tionably a treat. job on North Haven. Mr. Miller, who works People in the town who are interested in Shall we spend our lives iu seeking of the past to work upon the future should be tion of fancy cycle riding on Main street Tuesday------T he C.-G. is booming this year choir. The vocal quartet did themselves for Arthur Shea of Rockland,is a tine plumber. the schools should attend the Arbor Day Wliat cannot satisfy. brilliant. The advancements made in the sciences have been wondeiful and should be in town. Many new subscribers are being proud in the rendition of their selections. The bicycle fever continues and myriad are services this week. Or follow the path to the lofty mountain The instrumental trio, banjo, autoharp and Towering npward to the sky - approved upon in the future, for the results of added and the old subscribers all continue, as the kinds in use. Murray Miller lias a new The “Dollar Earning” entertainment at the the past are merely suggestions for future de­ they claim it’s the best local paper in Eastern harmonica also made a hit. The character one—a Waverly. It is called an extra tine M. E. church, Wednesday evening, was With our teuchere* aid to help us velopment. The speaker refered to the steam Maine------Arthur U. Patterson and wife songs by the young ladies of the Society, machine. largely attended and greatly enjoyed. The We have Journeyed on our way. engine, telegraph, telephone, lighting systems, spent Sunday in town------It took 42 tons of introduced the following characters: “ Little Mrs. T. B. Brown went to Boston, Friday, amount raised in various unique ways was And by working we have conquered schools and many other things. She dwelt mortar to plaster Memorial Building. Boy Blue,” “ The Flower (flour also) of the 1 S O S S . to visit friends. $88, and the adventures attending the labors Our tasks from day to day. at considerable length on the advancement of Merrithew & I.owe have their type all family,” “The Flower Girl," “ The Liiiputian of each were quaintly and ingeniously told in Let u* hope that In the future Dwarf," “ Barbara Freitchie were admirably Mrs. Hattie Prince Whitney is expected women, comparing her position of the past arranged. Look out for the W asp!------verse by Mrs. Vose. The entertainment was Wc tnay hasten to the held to the present and what is in store for her in Yacht Qui Vive, owned by Senator Walls, lies portrayed and nicely rendered, the costumes home from Florida today. Her brother, a pleasing one and included selections by the And that by working we way eouquer and stage settings were an appropriate feature LUNCH-MIIKl Ellis W. Prince, will arrive the latter part of the future. A brilliant future was predicted in the harbor, dismasted, and bowsprit gone. Oriole Male Quartet, Messrs Geo. IL Gardi­ Anoxeii W aists received this week, exhibition of the juvenile dancing school, And amtion here ou earth. Lizzie Creighton appears at the head of this M aine---- Miss Pillsbury is visiting Miss which is being so successfully taught by Miss way, Walter E. Jacobs is generally the most successful of our trout fishers. And when life's work has ail been done article and speaks for itself. Miss i'reighton Pearl Kittredge------Capt. Levi made a all the new s ty le s ...... Jessie Burkett. She has about 50 pupils, and charmingly gowned in dotted Swiss mus Populist speech at Davidson’s store, after 10 The singing at the Congregational church And our recompense we wait, they have made wonderful progress. The May it be to meet our blessed Matter, lin, silk lace trimming and carnation adorn­ o’clock, Saturday evening. Several old SO o. 75«- a.nes, received will giv* an exhibition from 8 to 9:50, after Edgar Stackpole and wife have returned Await not till the shadows Creighton and was a worthy production. A past week with rheumatism------Will the which there will be general dancing. Some from a winter’s sojourn in Boston. Mr. Of night ’ egin to fall, new invention never appears to the world selectmen inform us through T he C.*G. this week. The best line of these goods we have ever 250 invitations have been issued. Stackpole. who has been ill most of the But strive to learu the lessons complete but is improved upon from time to where the crossings are c»n Main street, also There will be special services at the Baptist winter, is improving in health since returning And heed the Master's call, time. For example the printing press of Guten­ where the town landing is located------The Bbown. prices from ...... 'hurch next Sunday evening. There will be to the healthy atmosphere of this locality. 'i’he world bath used of workers berg, the engine of Watts, the steamboat of first organ grinder of the s ason put in an $1,523 to #15.00 \short address l|y Rev. Mr. Tilden, and music Miss Mary Jane Watts, a former resident Noble and brave and true, Stephenson, electricity, rapid transit and appearance. He had no crank to his organ chorus choir re-enforced by an of this town, has returned from a four years Who are ready for its burdens. countless others. The art of printing was the ------Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Cole returned Tues­ rchestra uhder the leadership of (I. F. absence in Europe. She w as accompanied Are glad its work to do. greatest of the world's inventions and it has day from a visit to Brewer. B lade l>re«s O ooc. 5O c Y d . Baptist church during the absence of Rev The commencement exercises of the class pond to their works would be less expensive The repetition of the “Sunflower” concert and was a masterly effort. Ships to reach than having a draw bridge across the pond. at the Cong’l church, Friday evening, was W. A. Newcombe very acceptably, returns to of ’9$ Union High School were held Friday different ports must sail over different seas. his home in Massachusetts next Wednesday afternoon in the Town Hall, and every seat Then dredge the harbor, blow out about 300 1 O O B a i v s I_j»oc C n i ’t a i n s opened to-day, that well attended and greatly enjoyed. Re­ Storms will be encountered and the shrieking yards of ledge, and they will have a com­ freshments were offered for sale. Both Rev. Mr. Tilden and his wife have made was occupied by the parents and friends of of the wind through the ropes will make wild we shall sell for ...... many friends in town. the graduates lung before the hour of begin modious outlet. Miss Edith Phinney, who is studying to be music, the waves will be lashed in fury Another new enterprise is contemplated by Capt. Caleb Levensaler has planted his ning. Misses Emma Bills, Leila Thurston. against the rock ribbed coasts and the O nly 5Oe 11 B air. trained nurse, is at the Consumptives' Ida Brown, Henry Rhoades, Edward Alden the capitalists in town to erect a monster Home, Grove Hall, Boston. She likes her garden, one of the earliest garden spots dangers are many. Life is just the same. windmill at the watering trough and supply this town. and Carl Seiders officiated as ushers and they Youth looks into the future through colored This is the Cfreatest Bai gain we ever offered in Curtains. work greatly. performed their work very acceptably. the town with pure mineral water through The Nonpareil Ladies Quartet is to make The entrance platforms t- the Vinal building glasses and often fails to provide himself with pipes on the surface as there are no facilities The stage looked very pretty. The front charts, compasses etc. to weather the storms Be sure and see them. organization permanent, which will be a have been relaid by Charles Thoma9. was draped in white, the ends of which were for covering pipes. AH ledge. pleasant bit of news to those who have en- J. t ). Cushing & Co. are hauling limerock of life. The education received at school is caught up and tied with heliotrope bows. On only a beginning although education has Job Tolman and Geo. Carver arrived home flnging. It is composed of the from the Atwood Levensaler quarry. the edge in front was a row of potted plants, from Deer Isle. They claim the town is all CJarpel w eepers the best made, idies: Vinnie Dow, Pearl Rug- made wonderful strides. There are many Miss McKenney has returned to her dress graced in the center by a tall, stately, magnif­ storms and breakers in Life’s passage and we painted. making rooms in the Jordan building. icent calla. Around the stage was a semi should so form our habits as to keep in Capt. J. L. Ingerson and Admiral Jones < >nlv # 3 .5 0 1 - n e l i . Business is on the increase at Thomaston circle of comfortable arm chairs occupied by leep water clear of the breakers and where were at No. Haven looking over yachts con­ laundry, an '. they turn out first-class work Rev. G. B Chadwick, Rodney I. Thompson, can combat the storms. Success is secured templating a purchase----- William bestrides each week. supervisor of schools, Ernest C. Bowler, prin­ not by remaining down when falling but his wheel in artistic style----- The sun shines M en’s Underwear, cipal of the scho 1, William Morton, Ran on Pumpkin Ridge. Andy King has plowed P. Henry Tillson Post is preparing for rising after every fall. dall Robbins, Henry Mailly, Dr. W. II. Ben Supervisor Thompson made a few pointed, his ground. 25c, 5Oc and S I . Memorial Day. Rev. J. L. DeMott of War net, school committee and the graduates. In Slate Deputy Reuel Sanford was here Mon­ ren, a Grand Army comrade, delivers the nteresting remarks congratulating the the rear was displayed the class motto, “( >ut scholars, teachers and parents, after which he day making arrangements to re-organize address on the occasion, and the South of the Harbor into the Sea." The graduates the lodge of Good Templars, the prospects Thomaston Band furnishes music. presented diplomas to the following ‘gradu­ Boys’ Underwear. were heartily cheered when they marched into ates, Dora Miller Barnard, Alice Maria of which are first class. The old members are Maurice Sullivan and family of Boston are the hall and took their seats upon the stage. much interested, ami will take hold of the visiting Mr. Sullivan's mother, Dunn street. Young, Carrie Mae Bradford, Lizzie Ilemen- 25c and 5Oc. The picture was a pretty one and thoroughly way Creight n, Frank Gushee Creighton, matter in earnest. A. A. Strout, Capt. Edwin Smalley, Capt. enjoyed by all present. fyler Shackf zrd Davis, George Roscoe Mor- A. L. Blodgett, general agent of the 11. J. Hodgman and Geo. IL Gardiner go as The exercises opened with a selection by Hauy Seymore Alden and Raymond Luciers Famous Minstrels, Struck the repre­ representatives from Orient Lodge to the Burkett’s Orchestra of Thomaston. Prayer I alvin Gleason. sentative of this paper, and if an avalanche M en’s Hosiery, was offered by Rev G. B. Chadwick and an had hit him, it would not have struck harder. id Lodge of Masons at Portland today. Die orchestra rendered a selection, R ev. SOUU TKAUEI other selection was rendered by the orchestra Mi. Chadwick pronounced the benediction Talk? Well we should say he could. Talk­ The salutatory was read by Miss Dora M nd the exercises were over. ing is 110 name for it. He is the fastest man I Oc, 3 for 25c. Barnard, who was attired in a becoming c -s with Webster that we have ever had the I 5c, 2 for 25c. I he c ass otto is “Out of the Harbor into tume of heliotrope lansdowne, with trimming' the Sea," the class color, heliotrope and the pleasure of listening to, We will say in con­ of heliotrope ribbons and ornamented with lass dower carnation. clusion, that Mr. Blodgett is the right man, in carnations The greeting extended to class­ Ernest C. Bowler principal is a young man, the right place. May he live long, and enjoy I^ evi fsieavey mates, teacher, school committee and friend a native of Palermo Center, Me., a graduate prosperity is the wish of his many friends was so earnest anil pleasing that all wei in and around Vinalhaven. J THOMASTON, of the Castine Normal School and is a thor- made perfectly at home. The essay was well ughly qualified teacher. He has taught in Sunday afternoon between the hours of .1 written and delivered. She compared life to Union one year, h e is a perfect gentleman, 4;30 and 6 p. m. Vinalhaven was excited a ship. It is put into a frame, finished and beloved by bis pupils and honored and res­ more than it has been for a year past. A. L. BICYCLES!==riigh Grade. finally launched to sail the trackless ocean. pected by the parents. The curriculum is Blodgett, agent of Lucier’.s Minstrels, was The scholar goes to school, completes his imilar to the English High School. The returning from an after dinner walk to the school education and is launched into the citizens of Union are very enthusiastic Central House, when he noticed a man com­ LOWEST PLACE IS TIIE CITY. oonsTizsro! world to learn in the school of experience. the High School and intend to increase the ing along the street swinging his arms ami Thanks were extended to the people of the ppropriation next year. evidently in an intoxicated condition. When town in supporting the free high school; to In the evening those of the graduates who the stranger came to Mr. Blodgett he threw a Horses for Sale! the teachers for their kind, patient labors and do not dance (four in number) received their common coffee cup at his head. Mr. Blod­ G row to the supervisor and school committee for friends at the Methodist chapel and those gett at once gave an alarm. The Finn, as he hat they had done and the scholars were ad- who do dance (five in number) received at proved to be, had drawn a part of a case .E. B. HASTINGS,. ised what to do in the future. ’own Hall. At the chapel the reception was knife and was flourishing it in a way that APPLETON Success, an essay, was delivered by Tyler informal and was attended by 200 friends. would make any weak minded or neivous Davis. l’hi» was another well written Vocal selections were rendered as follows: man think his time had come. He went the 316 anil 318 Main St., Itocklmid. John Gushee and wife are in town----- Miss essay, bristling with good, wholesome ideas. It’s a long lane that has no turn," W. A. full length of Main street chasing several Mae Gushee is able to he out again------Miss The desire of the goal can be obtained only uce; “ Kissing Papa through the telephone,’’ different people, and at last took it into his Sara Waterman has opened a mililnery by persistent and thoroughly honest efforts. Miss Alice Whitten ; “This little story's always head, that he had created enough disturbance Store at North Appleton----- U. N. Dyer went The fundamentals of every trade and profes- new," Miss May Andrews with guitar accom­ in that direction and thinking ihere**might be to Portland yesterday to attend the Grand ion must lie thoroughly learned before suc­ paniment by Irville Luce; “Strangers Yet,” some faint-hearted persons that he had over­ cess can be obtained. The little things should THE DEERING HARVESTER WORKS Lodge, F. a A. M.----- Mrs. Phylura Towle is Miss Alice Young; “Answer,” Irville Luce; looked in his first tour of the street, lie re­ ,ot be overlooked but should be considered T he Larue-t VVurka of the kind in the w orld, and one of the Largml hi an u foot u ring PlanU -4 home after an extended visit in Rockland and A BC," duet, Irville Luce and Miss Andrews. turned his steps. The crowd which numbered ** any bind in exlan nee. other places. f the greatest importance. Speeches were made by Ernest C. Bowler, at this time about 50 persons followed close The ' )pcn Door, an essay, was read by Hiram Hall met with a severe accident Rev. II. J. Wells, Rodney I. Thompson and on his heels, thinking he might do some harm, The First to Place Ball and Roller Bearings in Harvesting Machines ! Miss Carrie M. Bradford, who was attired in a A. Luce. Gaines were played, social in- as he still had the knife, which he was flour­ while coming from Union Thursday night. pretty gown of white muslin, satin ribbon and He had 19 barrels of dour for a load. In .ourse was enjoyed, refreshments were ishing about his head promiscuously. He “Ad silk lace trimmings and carnation ornamenta­ zed and the occasion was »ne of delightful occasionally would fall down, and it was quite some way he fell or was thrown from the tions Among the g tod things this young h ad and tiie forward wheel passed over his enjoyment. The chapel was prettily decorated evident to all that he should be taken charge lady said was, “Hoielufurc we have been ith potted plants, chains with links of a del­ »f. When he got opposite the B. G. Co.'s ItllOW X kg breaking one bone above the ankle. planned for, tomorrow wc pass through the i taken h ate shade of heliotrope encircled the rooms table Gary tripped him up aud with the Ian for ourselves. Leaving and dark heliotrope were suspended from assistance of Mr Blodgett and a dozen others W ill be at the C linton and D kland called school is but the beginning of education for S - -r: !• V-i <;' ' ■ unts he wa handelier and brackets making a most beau­ the knife was taken from him aid Vinalhaven House Stable, Thomaston. future will bring many hard prob­ tiful effect. cd from w hat might have been a tragedy lems to sulve.” The UQ< »t effective and pretty At the Town Hail a large number enjoyed From here he went to the Finn House jVlonduy, Hay 13, June part of this essay was a dream displaying ex- e pleasures of the dance. The scene was Deputy Sheriff was sent for who responded jSjuKjajJJuJJt::;;!: .Hem uuaguiative though! A young ptr- i- of animation. The charming you g immediately and with the assistance of (.'on- j With 25 Horses, and re­ pe is housekeeping fo, imi Wrong are ever present. Two 01 the must enjoyable occasions of the aeasou. decided he had found his master, and did w f (fr e e r or Ripley is teaching five i light the Music was furnished by Burkett’s Orchestra what anybody else would do umler the exist­ o tie iM 8a h #IUikm Cut Flowers! rtraighi ttt and easy to composed of 1. 11. Burkett, violin; Isaac J ing circumstances, took his medicine, after OPOM OUH will widen and I Bunker, clarinet; A. T. Crockett, violin; having a twister adjusted on his wrist, as a 1 cowrf'T1^5 utiful. A Gearc4/ 'I George E.Torrey, bass; George Sprague, cor- j sort of a coaxer. In about leu minutes the Tb. Kleal. 4‘, ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ a(” net. The music was excellent and the musi- Finn was lodged in the lock-up, and the Cut Flowers and Floral '* I ciaiis received many words of praise. It «ta:> . excitement was over for the day. AH (hat T ljr Oi.u Hu ' * ( long after midnight when the dance broke up j was ueeded to make a first class minstrel par­ Emblems furnished at j and the devotees of the dance reluctantly ade, from the Finn boaiding-house to the lock-up was a uniformed brass band, as there Short Notice. c 1 ; deputed for their homes. rh« ttawrlUE A. C. STROUT, •m 1 repeated until next year The town of Uuiou thing, decided topu»h it along. a pleasing manner. should be well pleased for the excellent sh Admiral Jones has just bought a nice uew AGENT, The Class History was real by Raymond ing made by her scholars, for their boat for his yabht. She has an oak frame, ■ Gleason and from it wc selected the fol- not t uly creditable to themselves but was a cedar planking aud is coppered fastened------T h o m a s t o n , - - M a in e Tapley’i * Brea i Winner*’ outwear> all other wing: The < lass o f ’95 was the largest in F. A. Blackington, Rockland, Me. shoe* credit to the public schools, maintained by the 11. Y. Carver has bought a modem cannon for e history of the schoo1 and took a generosity of the citizens of Union. the North Atlantic Squadron. Agent for Knox County. T U B KOGKLAND COURIER GAZETTE, TUESDAY MAY 7. 18i»5.

■ r r i o M « THOMASTON VETERANS MARINE MATTERS, FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS. Spear, May A* St» .er have an ns find some­ ful Memorial Volume. N o tes and the Like. Weekly Freight Circular. thing to their taste in the stock and the NEW YORK AUCTION SALE prices are such as to suit all. No trouble to On the occasion of the anniversary f Lee’s Sch. Commerce arrived Tye«day and loaded show them for we have a man for that special I he prolonged inactivity and depression I department. surrender P. Henry Tillson Post, G. A. R., of for New York from Terry Bros. the market for F.eavv tonnage, incident t Thomaston, planned for an elaborate sen ,e, Sch. Morris A Cliff, Nash, arnved from , th • stagnation of pr-tr >leum freights an I un the main feature of which was to be • e Provincetown Wednesday, and wil receive favorable commerc e mditi n«, is without presentation t" the Post of an elegant Grau 1 necessary repairs at Terry Bros, wharf. mitigation. Occasional grain and dea’ freights « o o = ROLLS CARPET ::<><> Army memorial volume, the gift of the sons at low rates are a cepted f ir sp ,t f'reign of the late (ieorge K. Washburn. Because <«f Sch. R. L. Kenny, Colson, arrived Wednes­ day from Boston ships whose owners aie desirous for tneir re­ A. F. BURTON, a severe storm on the date proposed, the ser­ vice was postponed until Tuesday evening Sch. Lulu arrived Thursday with lumber turn to home ports, but there is not ‘•ufli.ient Msanfecturer of and Healer in Straw Mattings, OH Cloths, fr »m Millbridge for the Cobb Lime Co. inquiry in any line of fiusine«? t ap, reeably last, at which time some 700 people, including lessen the superabundance f large arriers veterans from neighboring Posti, gathered t ■ Sch. Addie Schaelfer, Aylward, arrived in port. • * A large am rnnt of ; image enjoy the impressive services. Thursday from New York via I lover. has been chartered to load grain at Pacific of MONUMENTS Ingrains, Tapestries The exercises opened with a selection Sch. Lizzie A .Annie bought cooperage coast ports, chiefly for forward loading at war songs by a double male quartet, which 1 hursday for Almon Bird from Gouldsboro. higher rates. River Piste and Brazil freights T a b le ts , sang several good numbers during the pro­ Schs. Alaska from Boston; Jennie G. Pills- remain inactive and substantially unchanged. Headstones, gram. Major J. II. H. Hewett, who presided, Lumber rates are nominally >10.50 to 11, >2 j then introduced Rev. C. Everett Bean, pastor J bury from Saco; D. B. Prince from New Bed­ And all kinds of and Brussels! ford, arrived Thursday. form, from the Gulf, and >5.50 to >6.50, from of the M. E. Church, who delivered an elo­ Eastern ports to Buenos Ayres, and >14, >2 quent address on the principal events of the Sailed Tuesday—Schs. Nautilus, Tolman, Rebellion. from Almon Bird; Fly Away, Thorndike, form, from the Gulf to Rio de Janeiro. West CEMETERY WORK. from A. F. Crockett Co., for New York. India freights are about steady both ways, , Mr. Bean was followed by Rev. Clayton but the volume of outward business this week We were never able in the history of our Carpet Bus­ Boothby, pastor of the Cong’l Church, who Schs. Daniel Webster from I’erry Bros.; has been comparatively small, notably of coal in a touching and interesting manner reviewed Oregon, C. D dieity, for Boston, sailed Wed- charters. In the absence of outward freights How In STOCK and will be BOLD at the life of P. Henry Tillson, that gallant young iness to give you such Great Bargains. day. for Cuba, vessels continue to proceed in bal- 1 prices to salt the limes : : : : Thomaston student, in whose honor the local Sch. Majestic, from A. C. Gay A Co., for last for sugar to South side ports, under Post is named. Salem, sailed Wednesday. home charters at old rates. Coastwise yellow 1 One Sarcophagus, The memorial volume was then presented Sch Sardinian. Halverson from A. J. Bird pine lumber and tie freights are a shade ’inn­ Two Cottage, by Dr. II. C. Levensaler in the finished, er but not brisk, handy size vessels being in scholarly manner so characteristic of every­ & Co , sailed Wednesday for New York. One Gothic. Steamer Pentagoet, Oakes, of the New small supply and outward freights very scarce. 1 thing of this sort that he attempts, Major Colliers are about steady but not active, the BOUGHT AT 331 PER CENT. DISCOUNT Hewett made an eloquent and appropriate York A Maine steamship line, has finished O ne S p ire . inquiry being chiefly for small cargoes. response. repairs and sailed Sunday for 1 vtport to Tablets. M arkers, etc. ( >n call of Comrade A. C. Strout the bugle take a load of sardines for New Y rk. Capt. Charters.—Ship Manuel Llaguno, Ilono calls were then given by Rev. C. Everett Bean D. .A. Weed is first mate of the steamer. The lulu to Delaware Breakwater, f. o., sugar’ You Get the Benefit! >6.25, if to a direct port >6—Bk. J. H. Bow­ Anyone in need of anything in this line in a manner that stirred the blood of the vet­ Pentagoet will go on the route between New will find ft to their advantage to ex­ ers, Guatanamj to North of Hatteras, sugar erans present. York and Eastport, making regular trips, amine this work. 18-44 C A R PE T D EPT. OIV art FLO O R Major Hewett, who had charge of the ar­ landing here each way. 12, 13 and 14 cents; out in ballast—Sch. Ella rangements, has placed the people under deep Sch. Carrie E. Look, Stevens, sailed 30th M . Willey, Satilla River to New York or Office & W orks near K. & L Depot, obligations for the pleasure and profit of a for Galveston for Tensacola. Philadelphia, ties at or about 17 cents—Sch. finely planned and skillfully executed event. Bessie E. Creighton, St. Simons to Boston, THOMASTON, ME.___ Sch. Mabel Hooper, Hooper, arrived 20th lumber, >4.87*0—Sch. Lena White, Newark at Sagua for Baltimore. to Boston, bone black Fi 90—Bk. Levi S. FRESH ARRIVALS Celebrations of this sort teach many a Sch. Hattie A. March, Whitman, Philadel* Andrew-?, St. Simons to Boston, lumber >4.874 [ lesson of patriotism. for Waymouth, was at Marcus Hook 30th Sch. Race Horse, Rondout to Bath, cement All who knew the ’.ate Geo. K. Wash­ with bowsprit, jibboom and all attached gone, 24 cents, Gardiner, 26 cents—Sch. Carrie L. In Our Cloak Parlors. burn will endorse the following, from Dr, having been collision with sch. Calvin B. Hix, Rondout to Portland, cement iS cents— | WALTER A. WOOD Levensaler*! remarks. “ This beauti­ Orcutt. The Crcutt arrived at Philadelphia Sch. Druid, same—Sch. Hattie A. Marsh, ful morocco bound, gold embossed volume is .April 30 with jibboom and headgear carried Philadelphia to Weymouth, 85 cents. presented to the Post by Geo. S. Washburn, & iz away. C<»al.—Sch. Isaac Orbeton, South Amboy F. A. Washburn, Chas. IL Washburn, Edwin Sch. Hattie C. Luce was at Brooklyn 29th to Quincy Point, S7A cents—Sch. Belle Hoop I MOWING I’. Washburn, Wm. E. Washburn in grateful having bottom cleaned and painted. er, Norfolk to Key West, >1.55—Sch. White i remembrance of their father, to be in fact a Cloud, Perth .Amboy to Rockland, So cents. lasting memorial volume to his memory, in Sch. Nathan F. Cobb, Venner, is bound to which will be placed a record of his life until Pascagoula and Canary Islands, from Boston. MACHINE, his decease. No more esteemed, honored and Sch. M. A. Achorn, Achorn, is bound to FRATERNITY FACTS. exemplary citizen’s memorial record could be Jacmel, via Wilmington, N. C. Mrs. .Achorn Black Diamond accompanies her husband on the trip. entrusted to the Grand Army of the Republic Disclosures of Importance From the Hidden Spring Tooih H arro*, than that of the late George K. Washburn. Arrived Friday—Schs. Helen, Batchelder; Haunt of the Gay and Giddy Goat. May the organization guard this record with Empress, Holmes; Julia A. Decker, Spear, King o f the Cornfield Planter, sacred honor, and when the last roll is called, Boston; .Atlanta, Portsmouth; Billow, Port­ Nahanada Tribe, I. O. R. M., worked the Diamond Cultivator and it should be deposited in the archives of the land; Huzzar, Ellsworth, cooperage to S. P. Hunter’s degree on 4 candidates and the War­ town, there to be a memorial volume of Prescott; Nile, Manning, West Lynne; Ella rior’s degree on 5 candidates-. The Chiefs Horse Hoe, reference to coming generations.’’ Rose, Millbridge, with wood to A. F. Crock­ degree will be worked on Friday’s sleep. Steel Field Roller. ett Co., and sailed for Portland to load gen­ 'The annual conclave of all the Maine Ma­ Shovels, Pitchforks, BOSTON LETTER. eral cargo for Millbridge. sonic bodies will be held in Portland today, Sch. Joseph Oakes, Smith, with stone from Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The local and Hay Forks. Our Weekly News Notes From New Green’s Landing for Philadelphia, was in the bodies will be represented as follows: Clare­ England’s Great Metropolis. harbor yesterday. mont C’ommandery, Knights Templar, J. Fred ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Sch. Red Jacket, Mullen, arrived Monday Hall, Rev. John I’eltengill; King Solomon from New York via Plymouth. Chapter, .A. P. StClair; King’ liir«.n Council, Boston, -May 6,1806. J. R. Stewart, Dr. W. A. Albee; .Aurora A very pleasant party gathered at the resi­ Sch. Eugene Borda, Greeley, was in the ALL KINDS Of GRAIN Capes. Jackets Suits, Separate Skirts, Waists and harbor last night loaded with stone from Hur­ Lodge, I*. A. Peter-on; Rockland Lodge and lience of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Devens at Temple Chapter, R. II. Burnham. Charlestown, Wednesday evening, to celebrate ricane for New York. AT LOWEST PRICES. Mackintoshes, the 81st birthday of Mrs. Nancy L. Wall. Sch. James M. Fiske sailed Friday for Gen. Berry Lodge Knights of Pythias has During the evening a delightful literary and New York from Almon Bird. had work every night for the past year and a musical entertainment was enjoyed, after half. New costumes have ust been pur­ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Schs. Jordan L. Mott and O. M. Marrett, chased for the Chancellor Commander, King, which a dainty collation was served. Among for Boston; Commerce, for Providence, from • If Your Horse Has Worms Prices Lowest! Quality and Styles Best! the many guests were the following well Master at Arms and Prelate at a cost of >150 Perry Bros , sailed Saturday. and they are without doubt the handsomest known people: Capt. and Mrs. M. K. Willey, ---- T T S 3 5 3 ----- Mr. and Mis. P. S. Crockett, Mrs. Thos. In­ Schs. R. L. Kenney, from F. Cobb A C o , 1 s ciety costumes in the .ity. >. -n Berrv for Boston; D. B. Prince, f»»r New Bedf- 1 1, I Lodge now numbers in -r ;h.:n 200 and 1 as graham and sister, Mrs. Healey, Mr. and Mrs. from A. I. Bird A Co., sailed Satur lay. D W. Flopkinsand Mrs. Henry Piper. about >1300 in the treasury < ’ fiu:-day Sch. Carrie C. Miles, Hincklev, for Fall ’ evening three will be raised, ; i th.- raim f NUTRIOTONE. Personal.—R. H. Crockett was here on River and Taunton, sailed Sunday from I I Esquire. SIMONTON 1)1! Y GOODS CO business several days last week------M. E. Cobb & Co. Wotton arrived in town early in the week. Schs. Helen, from E. E. Rankin; Brigadier, TABLE BOARD. CHAS. T. SPEAR, ------Mis. C. E. Boynton of Camden is visit­ Th* beat of tauio board Lrutakud at 29 Park ROCKLAND, N/ryAIKTEi. from A. C. Gay A Co., and Chariie A Wulie, ing in this city------E. C. Robinson of Thom­ street, corner Union and Park. Prices reasonable, f 295 h 297 Main St. aston made a short business trip to the city from F. Cobb & Co., for New York, were loaded and ready last night. APPOINTMENTS MADE. last week------Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Small of Green’s Landing have been visiting in town. Sch. Woodbury M. Snow is loading for ----- H. S. Flint arrived here Friday for a New York from Almon Bird. Some Seem lo Be In II All Right and Others week’s stay------C. A. Linnellof « amden came Sch. Julia A. Decker is loading from F. OF CEDAR Pear to Be Good Deal Out of II to the city last week to accept a position on Cobb & Co. for Boston. Slaughter Sale the B. & M. R. R.----- O. F. Perry spent sev­ eral days in town during the week.------Mr. Sch. E. Arcularius is chartered to load Boat Boards ! Governor Cleaves has been making some and Mrs. C. T. Mason of the Mt. Desert was stone at Vinalhaven for Washington at hi.25. appointments lately that are of interest to in town Friday------II. I. Hix, Levi Wade and < apt. Charles E. White of Addison is in com­ Much Has 12, 14,16, 18, 20, 22, 24 Ft. Long. people in this portion of the state. f. Snow attended the produce sales during mand of the Arcularius; her former captain, Sidney M. Bird becomes one of the Eastern the week------Nelson Hall of Tenant's Har­ Robert Davis, is at work at the South Rail —ALSO— Maine Hospital Commission. bor was one of the visitors to the city last way. Arthur B. Crockett is appointed inspector of week------Frank W. Fuller made a short trip Schs. John S. Beecham and Chase are at Been Said About lime casks, in place of \V. L. Blackington,who to the city returning to Rockland, Wednesday the North Railway repairing. has served two four year terms. It is claimed Oak, Ash, Maple and Hickory ------Mrs. Thomas Ingraham is visiting friends Capt. Charles J. Jameson has gone to Prov­ that this position is worth about $1000 a year. here------Mr. and Mrs. E. W, McIntire have incetown to buy a vessel for the lime coasting The inspector gets so much a cask for seeing CHILDRENS SLITS been in town for a few’ days. business. T h e bed-* occupied by K ings LUMBER. that they fulfil the legal requirements. anil Queens but these highly Mr. Blackington is appointed fish and game Sch. Nile is at the South Railway re-caulk­ ing. exalted person- did not succeed warden, a position that has been tilled for For the benefit of the Massachusetts Humeo- some time by Jesse W. Peabody of Thomaston. pathist Hospital, and under the auspices of Steamer Gov. Bodwell is at the South in sleeping more comfortably HENRY J. WINDE, Mr. Peabody and Deputy Sheriff Vose of the Ladies’ Aid Association, a series of per­ Railway being put in shape for the summer than do the common people of I 02 & I 04 Beverly Street, Cushing were also candidates for the position. formances will be given in the Park Theatre campaign. -A T T H E - today ivho Inn their Chamber J. B. Peaks of Dover is appointed chair­ during the week beginning May 13. The Capt. A. .A. Duncan, of bark Elmiranda, man of the State Railroad Commission, in plays to be presented are Sydney Grundy’s >ets of us. We have an ele­ NKAR OAltSKWAV. « has been at home for a day or two, going to place of D. N. Mortland of Rockland, who great laughing success “The Arabian Nights; Richmond today, where the vessel loads ice gant has filled that position very ably for a num­ or, the Gutta-Percha Girl," and Webster’s for Baltimore. B O S T O N , - M A SS ber of years. charming comedietta, “One Touch of Nature,’’ and each will be given a strong cast, In the Sch. John I. Snow, Snow, arrived in New Nath’l Jones was appointed chairman of York Monday from Neuvitas. B O S TO N the Board of Registration for Rockland, a first-named piece will appear Miss Louise position he has tilled with ability since the Beaudet and Kendall Weston. Sch. Billow is at the South Railway for re ­ adoption of the secret ballot law in the state. ‘Trilby,” the novel, and “Trilby,” the play, pairs. Ash Chamber Set Other appointments have been made as are still the fad. Those who have read the Capt. M. J. Harris, one of Perry Bros, cap­ follows: Charles Rich of Isle au Uaut and book want to see the drama and those who tains, was upset from a boat in the harbor, F. M. Trundy of Deer Isle, fish wardens; have witnessed Mr. Potter’s dramatization Saturday evening, and was three hours in the C L O T H IN G Wm. E. Sherer of St. ( Ieorge, notary public, want to read the book. Encouraged, as he water before he was rescued. justice of the peace and trial justice. has had every reason to be, by the great suc­ F o r $16. cess of the piece at a Boston playhouse, only Rockfort Marinf—Arrived May 1st, Sa­ a few' weeks ago, Manager A. M. Palmer has rah Buck, with wood for Carleton, Norwood made arrangements with Manager Eugene Co. 2d, sch. Gold Hunter, from Bluehill; Annie D. Wilder, Boston. STORE SYRACUSE LADY. Tompkins for a magnificent production of his That we will put against tiie wonderful play for a short time at the Boston Sailed 1st, sch II. F. Kimball, Boston, Theatre beginning on the 13th inst. The with lime from S. E. A IL L. Shepherd Co. world. We have higher grades Huflfared From Heart Trouble, Liver Com 2d, Br. sch. A. Grant for St. John; Adelia of Chamber Sets, also Furni­ t. p la in t hiiiI Itlit-uii)»|iriin, autl wue cured cast will be the strongest possible to secure, L '* VK and particular attention will be paid to the T. Carleton, New York, with lime from G. 400 Children’s Suits to be sold ture of all kinds that we sell From Syracune (N.T.) Herald. musical and other| principal features of the E. Carleton; Annie Shepherd, Providence, at prices to meet the contents The efficacy of Dr. Kennedy’s Favorite drama and the scenery. with lime from J. II. Eells; Lettie M. Gray, for Deer Isle. of the pocket hooks of the \ > - ' J Remedy was substantially proven—in the case A gay and graceful season uf comic opera for Less than Half Price. . . of Mrs. C. S. Abell, of this city. is promised by M. Rose for the Castle square The schooner Leona is having her decks people who live iu this vicin­ - a \ Mrs. Abell lives at 114 Roberts avenue, theatre. 'The excellent company that he has caulked. ity . where she was seen by a reporter. She talked organized starts in tonight for a week of “The Bark Jennie Harkness cleared 3 I at New reely of her case, and said: “For a number of Beggar Student,” to be followed by “ Boc- York for Brisbane. years I have been troubled with liver com­ cacio.” 'The principals are Miss Louise Kiss­ plaint and rheumatism, that made me almost ing, Miss Marie Louise-Bell, Miss Alice /■ \ 100 S u i t s ...... $1.50j Shaw & Beverage, helpless. I became so ill I could scarcely Gaillard, Miss Rosalinda Rissi, William Wolff, walk across the flour. ()ne of our home phy­ Beaumont Smith, Edgar F. Seamans and John Former Price S2 6O and S3.00. C A M D E N M E . sicians informed me that 1 had heart trouble McWade. .A big chorus will make a hand­ and began treating me for that. His treat­ some stage picture. New costumes and new WEAK WOMEN ment did no good. One day I read of Dr. scenery will be the rule every week. The and all mothers who are nursing Kennedy’^ Favorite Remedy which I pur­ orchestra is enlarged to 26 pieces and put babies derive great benefit from 100 S u i t s ...... $2.01 chased, and began taking, and improved under the direction of Max Hirshfeld. Scott’s Emulsion. This prepara­ greatly. I have now taken six bottles, and S t LAY. Former Price 83.50 and 84 OO. was never so well in my life. 1 can say noth- | ------tion serves two purposes. It Spring Overcoats, ing but kind words for Dr. David Kennedy’s gives vital strength to mothers Boston : Cafe, Favorite Remedy, to which I owe so much. Printing Press For Sale. and also enriches their milk and 100 S u its ...... $2.50 I know of another case in which Favorite thus makes their babies thrive. Men’s Suits, Remedy restored to health a friend, who was The newspaper that stands in need of a Former Price 84.60 and 86.00. HUNT BUILDING. thought incurable?’ new press can learn of something to its advan­ Meals to order, I lot or Cold Lunch. Boys’ Suits, Mrs. Abell also said she would be glad to 1 describe her case to any sufferer. The family tage by addressing the undersigned. The Table Board by the day or week. are quite as profuse in their praise of Favorite press is a splendid Cottrell & Babcock, thor­ 100 S u its ...... H Children’s Suits, Remedy as Mrs. Abell herself. oughly rebuilt, in first-class order, aud will Dr. David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy is a print an eight-column quarto paper. For cut Former Price 85.60, 86, 8J CAMDEN, ME. Spring Hats, Caps, never failing specific iu diseases of the skin Underwear, and blood. It restores the disordered liver to or book work it is unequalled. Will be sold Faney Shirts, T ie s and Gloves. a healthy condition and corrects constipation. at a bargain. Will pay you to correspond. Is a constructive food that pro­ This is a Bona Fide Slaughter Sale) G I R L S WANTED. It is a certain cure for the diseases peculiar to Write to W. O. Fuller, Jr., Rockland, Me. motes the making of healthy Olrls for general housework, nurse* aud the —AUo u tine line of— women. It cures scrofula, salt rheum, erysipe­ tissue and bone. It is a wonder­ uu rtery etui obtain flrat-cluM place* by applying at Come and see tor y/ be intelligence office of MKfl. *t. C. H ED G ES, las, nervousness, loss of sleep, or that worn ful rem edy for Emaciation, Csneral 87 7 G rove Street. Hoc kland - TI1(RIVT«,UL». - out feeling. In cases of Rheumatism, dyspep­ LAWNS. sia, Bright’s disease, gravel, diabetes and blad­ Bradley’s English Lawu fertilizers and Debility, Throat and Lung Complaints, der troubles, it has cured where all else failed. choice lawn grass seeds will make your lawu Coughs, Colds, Anaemia. Scrofula and CROCERIES CHEAP. Dr. David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy is Wasting Diseases of Chlldre/.. For aurorblogly low baigaln^ In flne groceries 0. E. BLACKINGTON green and beautiful. Please try them. For ; BOSTON CLOTHI! U J HA KKIH, UarUuavUla, St. George sold by all dealers in medicine at >1 bottle, sale by O. B. hales, 48 Beech street, Rock­ e*U. Good good* for Utile money. 31 435 Main Street. or six bottles for >5. land. A. C. PHIL8RICK, Proprietor. THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, 17, 1895.

T IN HER FAVOR pitching stafl of the nine that represented this CANCER. city in the New England League. He pitched good ball then, but has greatly im­ THE NEW YORK HERALD r U n it e d The Law Court Decides a Rock’and Case for Mrs proved since that lime. The Lewiston man­ Cancers are distinguished by the structures 1 in which they originate: by the method of Farnsworth. But— agement claim to have first rights to Burrill if America’s Foremost Newspaper he decides to return to the professional ranks. their recurrence and their mode of growth as S t a t e s well as by a few characteristics apparent to Last summer the Board of Health dis­ There are no papers between them to this Daily and Sunday. Few Skiis to Interest Cranks Until eflect, and Burrill informs the Journal corre­ the eye and touch, and may be known from covered a pile of rubbish in the rear of A. T. other tumors by theik shooting or lancinat­ G o v e r n m e n t Hlackington's store in Farnsworth Block and spondent that he simply verbally agreed to A MAGAZINE FOR FIVE CENTS. the Season Opens. join the I.ewistons. He will sign with the ing pains, and if an wi>en sore, from their deciding that it greatly endangered health great fieter. M ordered Mrs. Farnsworth to have it removed. management that will oiler him the best in­ The United States Govern­ ducements, should he enter the professional After removal they we apt to recur and THE SUNDAY IlEKALD increases in beauty and value with This that lady refused to do and action was their recurrence is almost without exception every issue. It is a veritalde MAGAZINE of contemporaneous ment employs expert chemists brought against her at the September term of arena. Burrill is a Junior in college, and Bill One Salem Player Lef t in Camden— should he become a professional it is prob­ in the lymphatic glands which collect their LITERATURE of the best class from the pens of FAMOUS to analize all food preparations court to recover |io o , the forfeiture for such supply of lymph from the seat of the original able that next year he would be debarred FOREIGN and AMERICAN AUTHORS. It contains each purchased for its use. refusal. (o in in on I m of the Press— Rock land tumor, which may be repeated in the next The defendant filed a demurrer to the from participating in the games between the week a SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT of HANDSOME PICT­ Boys Doing Well Away From Home Maine college teams. Burrill lives in Co- proximal lymphatic glands, or numerous dis­ In the line of flavorings sufficiency of the indictment, arguing two tinct cancers may appear in different parts URES in COLORS, HALF TONE and BLACK and W HITE. reasons in the Lav Court. The first was —The Season Is Drawing Nearer— rinna.” Camden has a good m m in Burrill and the fact that he would be debarred from of the body. $2 a y e a r. that that section of the statute upon which Sports in General For All. Without going into an exhaustive treatise of college playing if he played professionally THE DAILY HERALD contains all the news of the world the action was founded did not authorize an will probably keep him in the amateur ranks the many different forms it is evident that action of debt to secure the forfeiture, that this year. cancer is a disease of the blood, and while it gathered by its own correspondents and reporters and forwarded the only proper way was by indictment. is advisable in many cases to have all large “C hummy” Gray is doing some tall work by unequalled cable and telegraphic facilities. a year. The second was the Legislature had re­ Dan Gorman, or “ Fog Horn” as he was tumors removed, it is necessary in all cases Flavoring V a n illa pealed the statute covering that offence and for the Toronto nine. Recently he pitched to remove the cancerous humor from the A d d re ss L e m o n kuown hereabouts last summer, has come to passed a substitute six innings against Cornell, during which time blood. We have a number of testimonials O ra n g e the conclusion that Camden is not fast enough On the part of the city it was claimed that ( for #u |,e jia3 cjose(j that cell in his brain the latter team failed to make a score or even from grateful parties who have been cured of THE HERALD, Herald Square, New York. Extracts Rose, etc a hit. In the gam-against Yale a few days the forfeiture could be recovered by either an in which was lodged a promise to Manager cancer, showing that this is effectually done action of debt brought by the city or by a ago Gray was put in the box to replace Crane by RodolPs New Medical Discovery. We have been given the preference Patten of the Camdens to play ball on the after the score had been tied, and Yale fanned grand jury’s indictment, that the city could field at the foot of Megunticook Mountains, shall present a few of them in this paper, and arc now used at its differ­ proceed in either way ami that this was air. The Eastern League season opened and we invite the reader to ascertain the You want the and has signed to play with the Ilaverhills of Monday when Toronto played against Spring- ent m ilitary posts. warranted by a long list of decisions to that the New England Association. Dan can truthfulness of the same, as several have al­ effect. And City Solicitor Prescott further field in Springfield. ready done in the case of Dea. Hiram Pattce, This highest testimonial of pick up a ball easier, quicker and more BEST argued that the section of the statutes on poetically that a Bowery swell can pick up a Ed. Brown of Bath, who is well known in of Brooks, Maine, who was cured of a severe worth w ill be appreciated by which the provision was founded had not cigaret girl on the battery. Tie is a heavy local baseball circles and who took part at cancerous humor of years standing. He BICYCLE! every housewife who w ill give been repealed because the substitute passed hitter, at times, and although his position is at Eddie LaBarre’s benefit entertainment, left writes under date of May 10, 1S92. “ My if you get any, by the Legislature did not cover that peculiar yesterday for a down east trip, selling optical mother and grandmother died of cancer. them a trial. short, he is capable of going behind the bat kind of nuisance. and catching a good game. He made many supplies. He did the coast last season with About nine years ago I had a cancer re­ The Law Court in the rescript held the friends in Camden last summer and Martz, the showman, and may go out again moved from my lip, after which it broke out GET plaintiffs views to be correct but that the was the first man to be secured (?) for this the coming season. He is an expert trapezest. in four different places on my face and grew declaration or writ was insufficient owing to season. He used up several reams of paper rapidly worse, affecting my eyesight very O. L. Hall, city editor of the Star, should badly. I tried blood-purifiers, physicians and the omission of a clause, and consequently and spent considerable money needlessly in the figure on the Rocklands this season. Two sustained the demurrer. But they also gave purchasing of stamps during the winter telling specialists without any benefit. The cancers years before entering Colby University he was were getting so had and so painful that I had FRANK L. WEEKS, Local Agent, leave to have the declaration amended which of the glorious victories to be won by Camden captain of the Coburn Classical Institute team, VICTOR. given up all hope, until the early winter of virtually assures the case of further trial— on the diamond this season. The last letter filling the position of catcher. In 1890, his possibly at the December term of Supreme 1892 I tried RodolfsNew Medical Discovery. ROCKLAND, HE. G rasp was received about a week ago and must first year in college, he was substitute on the court. have been on its way when his memory failed Although they had assumed a malignant ’Varsity team. In 1891 he commenced the form, they began to heal rapidly. I continued Mortland A Johnson appeared for Mrs. him and he put his autograph to a Haverhill season playing Centerfield, and finished the Farnsworth. contract. A ball player’s word can be de­ its use taking six bottles and all of the cancers season olaying short stop. That year he led on my face healed, leaving it as smooth as pended on just about as much as the weather the college team in fielding. In 1S92 he T h e s e when I was born. H iram Patter. STEAMBOAT SPARKS predictions in patent medicine almanacs. played Centerfield at the begining of the sea­ Oo you wish fo r a fine Photograph furnished in tho latest style ? We are rather sorry that Dan will not be with “ I, Caroline Pattee, wife of above named The handsome Sappho is here being son, but filled the position of catcher at the Hiram Pattee, hereby certify that the above Then have your work done at us again (he may be looking for a job in this close. That year he led his club at the bat. painted by a Maine Central crew. statement is true.” Caroline Pattee. direction before many weeks) for his witty In 1893 he played first base and captained The Penobscot left here Saturday even remarks on the coaching lines will be missed the team. In 1892 and 1S93 he played on F a c ts ! ing, May 4, and will go off for repairs. The by the “fans.” Camden will try to get along the Poland Springs. He is a fine player when COMPARATIVE COST LANE’S STUDIO, Lewiston left here Monday, May 6, for without him. Gorman, it is said, will captain in condition, and it may be well for the local Boston, and the City of Bangor arrived the Haverhills. He played bis first game, management to keep him in mind. While Flour, Lard aud other good* huvv ad- here this morning, May 7. The Lewiston Wednesday, the Haverhills having for op­ 01 Baptisms in Foreign Fields, in the United Camden, Me. -raiinoA, I utn baaing my price* on good* which and Bangor w'iil alternate until time for the ponents the Salcms, on which team our old The terms for the O’Brien-McCoy fight Slates, in Maine. Knox County, etc- were bought on a low market, thereby giving my daily boats. friend Jason is playing. Gorman played in have been agreed upon and articles drawn up. . eufltoinera the benefit. right field garden and his record was, one hit, Joe Donovan (not our Joe) in the Chicago In order to give my patrons the benefit of the best work I have been News speaking of this match says: “ My im­ Deacon F. S. Kalloch of the First Baptist Plllebury’i* Beet FI »ur...... M.9O one run, one put-out, one error, one strike­ obliged to discontinue my branch studio at Rockland and make all . 4.90 pression at the present is that McCoy is a Church, this city, has recently made some Waab'uirn and Cro-by Flour out, and the Saleins won. Lie will do better interesting computations regarding the cost sittings at my Camden studio where I will be pleased to receive all . Bt. I.ouIh R oller...... when the “frost’’ gets out of his joints. trifle too fast for O’Brien, but that the latter Normal i 11...... ought to about even up matters in the way of ofhaptisins in the Baptist denomination, from my old patrons and many new ones. 10 lb*. Coitoletie ...... It was reported and published in this city staunchness. The Kid can certainly go over which we quote: Plntiliotypo work a specialty. The results (when properly executed) 10 1b* Pure L ard...... that “Chummy” Gray was laid by with a 10 lb«. Fairbank* I.urd O’Brien for a few rounds; when the first edge In the foieign field the cost of each addition will rival steel engravings which means must be from a first-class 2 Beat Tub*, I at and 2nd *lz* strained arm. There could have been no wears off, however, and the inen get to bat­ to the church is ^131; the cost in Maine, negative. These are absolutely permanent. My aim is to produce 9 bar* Good Heap ...... foundation in the report and somebody must tering hard, with the fancy left out, Richard 5163; Lincoln Association, which comprises the liigliest grade of photogruphic work, to accomplish which 1 Red Heal Bumupai illu .. have been stringing the reporters, for Gray Red Seal Cod Liver Kinins • u. should come in better. 'The Kid makes a the Baptists of Lincoln, Knox and a portion endeavor to keep pace witli tlie times by constantly adding all the 2 Ibn. Good C itro n ...... Is the Result of pitched against the strong Springfield team pretty set-to with Fitzsimmons as long as the of Waldo counties, $146: in the First Baptist latest improvements and accessories of the art. 3 Can* tlrat quality < 'o rit. .. • Wednesday, and it was no fault of his that the Church, Rockland, for the years 1892, 1893 n Cana Aral quiilily T -mat <>«**. hitting is not too rasping. Fred Morris, Mul- No better equipped studio in the state for producing tine work Torontos lost, for but seven scattering hits doon’s Cyclone, should whip both of them.” and 1894, ^90.70. Car fare to Rockland und Rockport patrons discounted from price of 5 lb. Keg Preserve*. ni.v kind. DISORDERED was made from his delivery. Gray’s work is Sulphur, per lb ...... In this same church two-thirds .4 the ad­ work on orders of a dozen or more cabinets. Borax, pvr lb.. STOMACH, highly spoken of and those people who think Bicycling has become more than a fad and ditions by baptism came from the Sunday he is in too fast company will have to ac­ a pleasure. The wheel is being utilized by School. Of the money raised by and for the knowledge their error of judgment before long. military men, by business and professional First Baptist Sunday School nearly 33 per rriie Photographer, BLUR BEFORE The same players who batted the veteran men, by police and high officials, in the dis­ cent has been for benevolence. T H E E Y E S , Crane at will could do nothing against Gray. charge of their duties. More than 50 bicycles Deacon Kalloch, who is the school’s librarian, C. E. TVTTX.E, Rockland's pet is all right. have been sold in this city this spring. One also says: “For the year 1894 the librarians Have You Seen the |-| I Jason is now chasing tlies in right field for firm alone has sold 27, and the season has not in the hour allotted them each Sunday have 308 Main Street, C r 111 We Are Selling at DIZZINESS, Salem and he has succeeded in catching yet fairly begun. given out tothe members of the school more 1 4PKAK BLOCK, XKAIt PARK .-TRKE1 everything that came his way. Moreover, he Gerrish of Bates will doubtless play in than 5400 books. OVER-EATING, is destroying the trade mark on his bat from Rockland this season. He is a good man be­ 8 5 C E N T S ? constantly whacking the ball. If he can keep hind and with the bat, and he will be a worthy up bis good work he can be sure of retaining FRATERNITY FACTS. SOUR STOMACH, member of the company he’ll keep. He is an A ls o th e Pastels and Photogravures F o r o n ly his place ou the team. Phil’s admirers, and AI catcher, as his work here last -umraer he has many here, are following his work and demonstrated, and he is highly recommended Disclosures of Importance From the Hidden CONSTIPATION. are greatly pleased with what he has done by Wakefield. Haunt of the Gay and Giddy Goat. 7 5 C E N T S ? thus far. LIVER COMPLAINT, Warren has sprung no new suiprise on us They are framed in white and gold, with glass, and have l’apered Backs. AT LAST. . Two local teams from Rockland and Cam­ At the annual session of the Grand Lodge of den will play on the Camden grounds, Friday the past week, but the ten-strike made in They are Bargains and wortli more than twice .he price we sell them for. signing Powers and Papalan has furnished Good Templars held in Lewiston, recent­ N E R V O U S afternoon, (Arbor Day.) Robbins will pro­ ly the attendance was large and the bably pitch for Camden and Crockett for food for conversation not only for the Warren- T i d a l W a v e D E B IL IT Y , 1 ites but for the Rocklandites, Camdenites and reports from the various sections of the state COPELAND'S BAZAAR, Rockland. all the other ites in the county. Money is no encouraging. J. N. Farnham withdrew his z c o n I NG ! candidacy for Chief Secretary when he learned 398 MAIN STREET, - - ROCKLAND, MAINE PRICKLY FEELING The fact that Rockland, Camden ami War­ object in Warren this year for gold-dust is as ren will be represented by three corking good thick as the dirt dust on the roads, if not so that Mr. Brackett was a candidate for re- election. Mr. Farnham, however, was o f H a n d s o r f e e t teams this summer and that excitement is at blinding. fEEpiSiq EvEWJWIq. fever heat in these towns is causing comment recognized in a handsome manner by being ' S v in the state press. The Bangor Commercial Wakefield is very enthusiastic over the sit­ elected a representative to the international says: “One uf the Holy Cross college uation of base ball in Knox county, and in session to be held in Boston in June. This A Sure Relief for batteries, including Powers, the crack catcher a telephonic talk the other evening said that is a rare honor to give so young a man as Mr. who captains the team, is said to have signed the men already secured can not be bettered Farnham such an office. Long live every­ Dyspepsia by using with Warren for this season. Base ball must and are a nucleus for a team that will make body. fairly sizzle down in Knox when Rockland, any team of the minor leagues bustle. He is L . C. Vannah of Winslow’s Mills has re­ Camden and Warren all get at it this season. going to keep his eyes peeled for a good bat­ cently been commissioned as District Deputy Little Railroad Liver Pills, There is no lack of sporting blood down tery and any he might recommend will come over ten A. O. U. W. lodges located in the E vbky Box W ahkanted there, and it is of the kind that is supported pretty near being engaged. Wakefield is put­ following places: Sedgwick, Surry, East Blue SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. by money.” This is only one of the many ting up the game of his life this season, and Hill, Deer Isle, Green’s Landing, Cainden, • notices and it shows that we are of some he will jump into immediate favor with the Union, Washington, Jefferson and Winslow's N O G R IP IN G ' importance down this way. Why some of attendants at the games. Mills, lie will make a preliminary official SOLD EVERYWHERE. j the papers have so far forgotten themselves as Baseball matters are going along in the visit to the lodges during the present month, Munufuctured by the to recommend us players. We would say to even tenor of their way. There is unusual and prepare for an active campaign later in 24 Railroad Medicine Co., Burn hum, Me. • these over zealous scribblers that there isn’t interest being taken and the indications point the season. the slightest particle of dust on Managers to increased attendance over last year. The rivalry between Rockland, Camden and War­ | McGrath, Patten and Teague. They are LIST OF LETTERS ' walking encyclopedias of baseball lore and ren will be at fever heat and the tight for there isn’t any player of note in the country the supremacy on the diamond will be stub­ Remaining in Rockland P. O. for the week, but whose record they have down “pat.” It bornly but fairly and honestly fought The ending April 27, 1895. ‘TIDAL WAVE” FLOUR 1 is not so much of a question with us who best club will win and become possessor of Isaac W alton I we’ll sign but the question which perplexes us that piece of cloth offered by J. F. Gregory THE HAPPY FARMER. Can be obtained of your grocer, A Son. Manager McGrath is taking things Wagner, Kdwurd F a r m e r s, Happy breauae one of our agent* corn I need lilia most is, “ who will we leave out?” Players Sitnmona, G. M. flvo >ears before, thut he wua not too old to plant The king of fishermen would have a pretty high opinion of us, (or of easy and is making no great stir about se­ Ladiea* Liat. L a b o r e r s, >b, W ight & Co. themselves) judging from the salaries required. curing players. He is in daily correspon­ Ckeyne, Fred L. Clough, Mra. Mury . T e a m s t e r s , not have been compelled to For instance, Manager McGrath was in dence with good men who are anxious to Cobb, 8. II.,' Eaton, M iaa Abbie D hyIs, Alex P. Gergil, Mre N at Can find no better shoe than the Wholesale Distributors. puss away so many hours correspondence with a college battery and play here and from the lot will select the Duvit, George A. H ill, Mr». Lizzie J . all these young fellows wanted was $225 a ones be wants. There need be no hurry just Faulklnghfuii,Cupi. It.I. Ilodgmun, Mra. Z. / Bread W inner. waiting patiently for the month and half of it advance money. 'This at this time to secure players but we can llew ett, William at Co. AGENTS WANTED yrj^ i n M rrrrrptJ.T - ZiAZX:-. iiC? MJKWL AT * Lewie, Lliidriny Hlm w. M ra. It is strong, reliable, honest, and manufactured To Sell Apple Ttees, Shrubs. Roses and Vines fish to bite had lie been liberal offer tickled Manager McGrath and in assure our readers that Manager McGrath is McGillln, Henry Stover, M iae G race exprcs.-Jy to give A l,l, O l ’T -D D O K W O R K ­ his tickleness he stole a bicycle and wheeled getting together an aggregation of ball tossers Htevene, George StClalr, Mra. Ida F. ERS tiie Rest Service for the Leant. Mouey. WRITE FOR FULL PARTICULARS TO I CUT THIS OUT I supplied with a Shaw, Mra. Julia A. Made for Men and Boys, from soft, pliable stock; bis way to the telegraph office, sending word that every Rockland crank will be able to Hparruw, K. A. in two styles, seamless Balmoral aud Congress HOMER N. CHASE & CO , I Autl »eml 23 eta. to tf V C . 43 N o. IX a in I enthuse over. It is going to cost a lot of with and without tap sole. I Bt-, Rockland, M«-., and g«i 23M Useful I to the young fellows—not to come. Oh yes ! I Hnuiabold Article* aud 1,000 yards of R there is plenty of sporting blood down here money for baseball this year so when you AMOS P. TAPLEY & C0-, ). AUBURN MAINE Bewlngsllk. tflfiXrS WAXTBI) 5 I Fishing Tackle and an abundance of the tilthy lucre, but are approached with that little paper go down A S G O O D BOSTON, MASS. what blood we have runs through our veins deep into your pocket anti give what you From our store. The dust and not our brains, and we pave our streets A place as any in the city with granite uot gold bricks. Io buy first-class and al F. A . Peterson, 4. j. BIRD & CO is blowing. Keep it out of There is considerable worriment in Camden NOT A WEED AMONG EM. reasonable prices A gent, Itunkiu B lock, K ockluud. ' s . pooMUnUy your house by a liberal ap­ over Burrill. It is true that he has signed a contract which Manager Patten has in his plication of the The C.-G. man took a peep at C. M Steam . possession, but the cranks are fearful that he Tibbetts’ hot beds yesterday and viewed will break it. And they have good grounds some handsome green stuff in the form of GROCERIES for their fears, judging from what the Boston lettuce, tomatoes, cabbages, celery and Q L Boilers . D u s te r. Journal of'Tuesday says in the following dis­ cucumbers. Mr. 'Tibbetts had lettuce in the patch from Portland: “ Pilcher Fred Burrill, market the 25th of last month, which is but .This is a season of the free Burning Coal the capable twirler of the Bates College nine, Repaired We have a large assortment three days later than usual. He also has year wbou everybody u b b e r p a in t In Chestnut, Stuve, Kgg an<| {RrokM is in receipt of a number of oilers to play pro­ some healthy looking flower plants growing, longs for a taste of Pure just arrived. We keep a fessional ball for this season, but he is unde- this having special reference to several beds, U B B E D O N Lehigh Coal ci1 lively euro bbilioioinesH i I io n x and sick he&dacho. At the Brook llvt i and b..w. b ouiplaln »ni the blood. Iblk-nto find relief fro Smart Fishermen Who Got Nine Inch Lobsters Y O R K S A F E Cor. Main & Limerock Sts. Ing 1 In in, l’rlec 2 - el- .; G. Pamphlet fit Into the Market Right on Time FlOlifl AT BOTTOM PRICES. A. J. BIRO &. CO R0UKLAMD, ME. S. JO HNSON A CO.. 22 < House Kt.. Bobto c? 24 With May 1 the fishermen were allowed to I The BeidktiNfcM. m i . X-XlS-S-ElfL’S catch 9-inch lobsters, and the number of F. M. SIMMONS, BUTTER ! ■a a n o DVne lobsters of that size offered for sale here, all ! boiled, early Wednesday moriiiug, would lead I Sutce«»urlo H. 8. Flint. If you want Gilt Butler FEMALE PILLS. one to infer that the lobster catchers must l send vour orders to the from Fire, , /SMW&JMmWt, L iniment have commenced work at shaap twelve, l ues- I 349 MAIN STREET. ft or ixdufultn, a- n ttd in j8io by the late Dr. A. Johns- Id 4 MruUuu. bow uwd by over fiO.UOO 2. |>vr box, or trial box 91. fc>vu| chronic diatrhica; was tr eated by Lite best phy­ The 9 inch lobster will be in evidence until | . WILL HAVE HIS NEW . . Creamery. •i-Aiud la plain wrapper. hoo-J tc la sicians without result. 1 was urged to try Carpet Cleaning. atatnps for purtlouLu a. hold by Local July l when it makes its farewell bow as a , ___UNION, ME. luhn.'.uu's Anodyne I.inimcnt; us soon us 1 began legally marketable product until another J < uxpeta beaten, taken Up or put dowu. Will Domestic Bread and Rolls to take it I felt better, um now well aud Strong. legislature gets at the law. Next year the i tako the carpel borne or do work at the huuao. James PENDKBGASr. Bangor, Muiue. Teiiaa leaauuuble WAititEN C. BOYNTON, FRESH EVERY LAY Al I 1 A. M. Children Cry Tor S»!il in IloekLud l») T. II. houubue The iHxrioY* •ignaturv mid dirw tlune ou every bottle. 9-inch lobster will be protected for the twelve J I-Id '• t lr» *»• Id everywhere f ti . ». ANI> 3 F. M...... for uml J. il. Uitigiu. 6i» buuk*. > I H JOHNSON U CO.. lk*»lou. Niu*. mouths. i Pitcher’s Caatcria.