The Republican Journal. VOLUME 59. BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1887. NUMBER 12.

A Memory or Early Dais. the Monarch of Mexico. turbs the oppressive stillness of this enchanted Bane of Popocatipetl, Hia Funny Sayings. Killed. Generalities. Prohibition in Penobscot. How to Get Rich, RKITHLICAN JOURNAL. childhood's tender years, forest—ten thousand feet above the sea. But Thirty People Swallowed oft with groans and tears, INTO TUB LAND OF TUB SKY. TRADITIONS OF it is wise to get out of these solitudes before How it 'NIK LATE HENRY WARD BEECHER AS A HUM- A RAILROAD ACCIDENT A Under this taking title the have made the flesh recoil, TUB TWIN VOLCANOES. for then IN INDIANA. PAS- Morton E. I’ost & Co., bankers, of Cheyenne, Gov. Bodwell. at the time of sending letters newspapers night-fall, impenetrable darkness de- ORIST. n: i«in.i» r.vi in ninisitw mousing ht tiik Loathsome, greasy castor oil! SENGER TRAIN WRECKED IIY A FAST have liabilities half a mil- letters from a number of who of the Journal. scends like a pall, and the long-drawn scream suspended; nearly to county attorneys and sheriffs concerning the published men Search your early*memory close, Correspondence There is much that be FREIGHT. lion. of the covote Is heard, with the occasional might said about have been successful. While these letters con- Till you find another dose: Oct. 1st. I don’t know whether I enforcement of the prohibitory law, addressed Mexico, of the Beecher as a Koi Get. 11. The horrors of All the shuddering frame revolts blood-curdling cry mountain lion. Nat- humorist, but nothing that could rs, Ind., worst A of gold, at the rate of £800 tain much little that Is At the would advise lo the ascent of deposit yielding one to G. W. Brown, Sheriff of Penobscot good advice, although thought of Kpsom salts! anybody attempt uralists complain tiiat the last named much- lie said in of his claims G'hatsworth were here A a has been discovered in proof would Interest duplicated to-day. ton, Buckingham it well be doubted whether I'nderneath the pill box lid I tried it to-be-dreaded creatures are very rare, but that County to which that officer replied. The tenor really new, may " as a Popocatepetl. myself,—longago,dur- so much at this time as what he said dozen blood-stained township, <}ue. greater honor hid, circumstance is the only thing that can be said people smoke-begrimed, injured their and will in and Climax of all inward ills, ing the first year of my first visit to Mexico, of his reply i» indicated in the following letter diligent general perusal appreci- i.cvi-Bt Circulation City County. in their favor. himself. To meet this demand Eleanor Kirk victims of railroad carelessness or blundering Tlie result of the sham topedo attack on the Huge and old blue pills' from to ably lengthen the list of millionaires. One griping incited thereto by Hie beloved of Scattered all the trail arc black wood- cruiser Atlanta in harbor was a vic- the Governor the Sheriff*, to which " hat a contrast to tin- mild and action of companion my along has made selections from his published works were brought into the little station this Newport gentle early man will starve where another would Ti it\iv In advance, $2.00 a year; Dr. Pierce's Pleasant wanderings, Pinilv Pierce, who has since en crosses, marking wayside murders, growing tory for the defence. there has been no response: grow Purgative Pellets, sugar- which now in book form. The com- morning, aud this afternoon charred u ol the more and more as we appear corpses i, nt the expiration coated. easy to take, cleaning, recuperating, reno- climbed the frequent penetrate deep- G. W. Bkown, Sheriff' of Penobscot rich, and sometimes it seems as if pure luck heights of immortality; but I has were laid the It is stated that Michael Davitt has been Ksq., vating the system w ithout w renching it with agony. er into the wood. Every tangled thicket seems piler evidently done her work carefully upon platform, while three miles one inch made a of with to or- County. makes a man without any exertion on 11.11M.'. For square, (one Sold by druggists. doubt if life will be long enough to enable me to shelter one, and our peons arc and in down the track of Knight Labor, authority wealthy 2.r> kept busy the main judiciously, and it is said that west, the G’hicago and At- assemblies in Ireland. Dear Sir:—In to a communication ad- a, *l.o.' for one week, anti ganize reply his As a rule we believe the rich ever to feel quite rested from that adventure. crossing themselves aud muttering their pray- dressed to part. man, s.t in-crtion. A fraction of Ladies will In* interested, perhaps, to know that the compilation was practically completed be- lantic Railway, near a lonely old water tank, you concerning the proper enforce- the ers. Expressing surprise at the great number Robert like the is us see ion i a- a lull one. surplus waste will i-till be a prominent There are not those and Garrett lias resigned the presidency ment of the laws tin* sale of intox- poet, born, not mad**. Hut let subject wanting unaspiring fore Mr. Beecher was called of debris marked the prohibiting ; \Ya-!nn*rtoji St BoMon. oflered, good faith, by manufacturers of guide replied “Senora, they best estimate obtainable, for an estimate Manning, Louisiana, to enforce all laws me as dation of success in life i> health.*’ Then l>r. metaphorically or literally, but stick to beaten only required of Sheriff*, good \\ sage's Catarrh for a ease of catarrh will murder here for nos in the Lord I will was United States Minister to died at the ! \s J 'l e. !•: iiiTt**l. '•*(., Boston. Remedy you rentes—twenty- "Kejoicc always.” defy possible, fully thirtv human lives had been Mexico, and in the future I shall continue to do let the man which cannot from the cradle to my duty young select the vocation which is 1 state >{ Boston, they cure. It is mild, soothing and paths the grave—sneer at live cents. the Imlrones follow to do it. if he were such a God as Fifth Avenue New Oct. 11. At..1." Sometimes you anybody sacrificed outright, and half that number of Hotel, York, to best I am not in its and cures “cold in the according my judgment. ii 1 • 1 >■ .io•. 1'\\ i-l.-mrteti >t Boston. healing efleets, head," the of the out from if was me when I was a most congenial to his avoid in possibility undertaking and hint Ameca-Meca,—especially you be taught boy. [Sermon, persons had suffered injuries more or less ser- aware of about the sub- taste, running •••• catarrhal deafness, throat ailtm-uts, and The Niobrara any complaint special \ U s|.t -i New Y«»rk. many who are known to in Practice. Cattle Company, Incorporated other <•■that those who Americans, always have Christianity ious. to in debt, and do what he has to do with all Ids > •• eomnlieations of this disease. 50 claim to have it in alluded letter, in this section.” Ii f. » I'.u-ft K‘'\vP Vi"t 1 ork. distressing accomplished The maii that has lived for himself East St. Louis, 111., which a vear ago was ject your cents, money—or will precede you and lie in wait in has the The eastbound express that left last It is in section 27 of the by druggists. are 1 can Chicago offered a million dollars for its has made provided <50, Chapter might. Head the newspapers, advertise, pre- merely romancing. testify, however, the black forest.” privilege of being his own mourner. with a load of cattle, [Ser- night great passengers, had, an Revised Statutes of this state, that “Sheriff's ■ When a — man a — serve '■<■ conveys to you In loud tone of to mon, and assignment. your be and and .mi:- u.;11 i:,j mown or ilesirln^ to the feasibility of it, even for ladies, if they “However,” he added Generosity Liberality. without a moment’s warning, a tem- and their integrity, polite civil, "•ice and the language of slang, and philosophically during deputies shall diligently and faithful- ;i -ei i>:,p.' ~' haniroM. must state the profanity arc and enthusias- will say for soul, if you send a villain to Albany or Washing- been smashed into from behind The Hon. become tin.* of the second bad grammar the intoruiatloii that he Is n physically strong spiritually “They always prayers your stop, J. It. Hawley is called inquire into all violations of law, within their you may proprietor ■ w gentle, ton porary variously ly a ht« h 51 l-uper has iteell -el»t, as tic the latter Is no means tho and set a eross that others mav also.” to represent you he does represent you I a fast train loaded with dressed man. it is a waste "f time to doubt him. enough—and by up pray by freight Senator, Governor and General, but his old respective counties, and institute proceedings greatest show on earth—Harnum has the fir>t. I .!>'•• le u hi. it it is to fe'o. least important for the exaltation At last [Sermon, Abhorrence of Evil. meat for the markets of the seaboard. Some soldiers call him qualification, “Joe” Hawlev, and lie says lie against violations or supposed violations of law, Tlic Correct Time. of the hour will Whether Ireland ever will be (Jen. 15. F. Butler says: Never do a mean carry one over dangers and TLAMACA8 quiet depends part of the machinery of the passenger engine likes that best of all. and the sale of in- difficulties upon how Irishmen particularly against illegal be le-teO T.ike m.ttce of the T here are very few men who do not pride them- which without it would he Insur- many emigrate. They had been thrown out of order during the run toxicating either tiling; prudent and sparing of your money; Is readied, fifteen arc like to be A man died liquors, by promptly entering lithe lie.1 t" t1 a It si• 1' i! correct and won. mountable. scarcely whiskey—not taken straight, but from A at the water it St. Louis the other s.ip paper. alway havingthe time; which—though Chicago. trifling stop day who, a complaint before a magistrate and executing work diligently, and invest in real estate—im- ree* ; se For ins dri:u! anb didieate mechanisms are devised to on There stands miles from Ameca-Meca, is nearly 13,000 feet in mixture. The Year the tank would make all so It is reported, once had an af- nee, [Sermon, Among It right, it was thought, opportunity the warrant issued thereon, or V ti.-. i- a1 ie !In’ie in do -<• l»ut the more dedicate a ehro above the sea. I venture to assert that it is Nations. forded him of by funnelling real that is rent. “He .Mat -nii-.o :p5io:i pai'l to and the stop was made. buying a plot of Western land the proved estate, paying •>' in nu ll 5- ’unde, the more it ‘•<>1.11 1*01*0,” accordingly Suddenly county attorney, promptly and' without de- ••.' a new pa uo r.t ’:in*U*. the Mat. ‘-abject becomes to not the highest human habitation on the I rejoice in the that is made for of for *10 that now is worth had only provision out the darkness behind came the flash of a $2b,000,000. with the names of and of better buy it when sold at auction, under a ... .0.0 H IP! !. ! P, •era n^ uu ut. ai.d mi less it al w a\ s lay, alleged offenders, kept perfect- always on tlie.* horizon the highest mountain hemisphere, hut the coldest. All your blankets more leisure, more vacation, more laughter the rush and rattle of wheels \ ■» I ■ its usefulness. What won- headlight, many There Is much the witnesses.” This command laid sale, in cash what he ! Pi :-T! -MM VM \T 'ill!- lit in North America, and one of the half dozen will be needed, and the tires that can and less rub out excitement at White Cliff, Col., explicit judicial paying can, giving tin- biggest crying. These the wrinkles. and then a crash. The coach \ n 'l-i. HUH- T -nhs. vm. is in a’Te.o^ der. n. that human machine -so much more mighty sleeping on account of the of upon sheriff's by the legislature of course, highest in the world—a be built—and it would not he if the widen the brain. make the heart suspension the West Cliff has, his notes for the balance in small sums b lu'iite and nticale Hu a any w-rk of Man— perpetual temptation surprising They They was pushed mercilessly forward and crushed Hank of that removed all doubt from mind that the coming to the adventurous. As the traveller nears bottle also came into blood. place. The house is a branch of your si "iiid r< i»i;*'-• to be kep; linn-'mghly cleansed. brandy judicious requisi- pulsate with better Relaxation is a into the cars their due at secured the Valiev ahead, smashing compara- M. E. Post & Co., of T. enforcement of the prohibitory law of Maine, frequently recurring intervals, 'I lie liveri- the mate -pring of this complex strue- of Mexico, the first objects that tion. good thing. [Sermon, Brain Life in America. timbers. The work of destruction Cheyenne, Wy. tively light is something specially “required of you as by a on the and then use Km-it to .lo.i ual. t I', mil on Du i‘M| untie- left in the blood bv a greet his iraze are the twin I It seems unkind to leave lie re, like Ma- It was like a team of horses mortgage property, Yop-uts volcanoes, Popo- you driving runaway was complete, when the wreck took Miss Ethel the of Mrs. sheriff.” You must dls< rderial liver depend most of the ili- that llish ami latter in his collin quickly Sprague, daughter iherefore be understood all his extra income in f v. an .-tilth.■i >/eM toreccive catipctl Ixtaecihuatl, (the pronounced homet between earth and heaven and love to a at the same time. paying up those notes.” ioj- suhscrlp- to. j making lady fire. Kate Chase Sprague and the of as in Is heir Kvcn consumption which i.- Jung-scro- Kes-tah-si side as our we granddaughter asserting effect, that you have “dili- i..M ;s• 1 erti-i meets |..|- the Mom ual c-wat-l), hv side, both wearing —but letter is already too long, [Description of Speech in 1863. tile late is so safe for an ft da is traceable to the imperfect action of this Liverpool, THIS PASSENGER ENGINEER’S STORY. Chief Justice Salmon P. Chase, is pre- and into the vio- “Nothing invest- the white robes of the skv. Their enormous must defer the rest of it until another week. The of Solomon is not shared gently faithfully inquired” organ. Kidney diseases, .-kin diseases, siek head- opinion by paring for her debut on the theatrical lation of this law in and that ment as real estate. is I. 11 \ 1 N ,. kel son in tlie 15. men This an stage. your county, you improved Nothing like- i'-eiie, heart disease, and a snovy-tields, gleaming tropic sunshine, Fannie Waki>. very generally. ConceR Is very much in morning, surrounded by eager group V n >1 Franklin k hast*. dropsy, long catalogue desire it to be inferred from the absence of of attract his first in the and last at are of at the hotel In* the en- to the New' York ly to grow in value faster. In the last 50 -• grave maladies have* their in tt or eyes morning repute. People "who by no questioners Ivouts, Sun Thomas years v : £; it:, P. M. Halt. origin torpid, conceited, _According no Who can complaint relating thereto, either that per- sluggish liver. l>t\ Pierce's Golden Medical Dis- night. remain long under their shad- means think that they are fools—they think gineer of the passenger train told the follow- Mast, tlie cartoonist, lias practically severed his 00 per cent, of all the merchants and traders in ows A Hidden Grime. son is violating this law, or that all offenders covery, by Cftaldishirg a healtiiy, normal action and not become possessed of an unquench- that Solomon was one. Conceit. ing story of the terrible disaster: relations with Harper’s Weekly, and is of < [Sermon, likely are so as to leave no Boston have failed. In the last 50 00 1 the liver, .acts ns a lire ..nd of these able desire to to start a vigorously prosecuted years per J'-i.fzl* .' no « .(•■ Jou- mil. preventive place beneath his feet that mar- A woman's nature will never be changed. *‘\Ve passed No. 49 at Boone Grove on time Kepublican pictorial paper on kisowti diseases. vel of HOW A BRUTAL MA IL WAS BRUTALLY MUR- grounds for complaint. But if such “diligent cent, of all the business his school-days, the Monarch of Mexico? Men might spin and churn, and knit and sew and started toward Ivouts. No. 49 pulled out account. corporations have fail- ; >• •••' 1>KRKI> IN MIIM)CEAN. and faithful inquiry” on your part has failed to is hav a For many the of the mountain becomes a and cook, and rock the a of the station in less than two minutes behind or > < Kentucky ing decorated jug craze. The sight cradle, for hundred ed gone out of so that their stock i. 1 I veil A .... A force has secure evidence that are business, fact Unit tin Kentuckian-can now to sort of fascination, which, like Macbeth,‘Sloth “What’s that Murders ever us. when should have waited much large Spanish been ordered to the intoxicating liquors M i- \V ... M. ... M.vn ^t. 1*. P a/lord deco, you say? commit- generations and not be women. And woman they long- k A Caroline sold in numerous in in violation has been out. In the last 50 all rate both sides ..f their a sudden in. murder s|< arc bewitched the will not er. When we were well from the Islands to punish the natives for their places Bangor wiped years Ma >i t ctiq.ie, 11 :. -t jugs argues <.*p”—or they by ted at sea that are never found out? Well, I become man by external occupation. away towu, crease ot wealth in Wnttcrson'n State. rebellious acts. The American corvette of law, and that wholesale and retail the real on ! \ ! 11. post < Uliee. genius of obi l'opo. the queer little brownie God’s colors do not wash out. Sex is in we could see her but a little way behind. Essex liquor improved estate, the average, has should there were.” dyed lights has been dealers advertise their traffic in the i; -’•• -nr Km.tv A < whom the Indians call say We were not ordered to protect the missionaries on publicly Pain from and to,, i.'uantelpostlc, who the wool. running very fast because the paid its interest and taxes and in Indigestion, dyspepsia, hearty [Sermon, Thanksgiving. the islands. squares of that I have in quadrupled \ ki:p -ki ! Vi. Ha!i. at i dwells among the eternal snows and or The was a tall, bronzed Taft was ‘’on one side.” We had broken an prominent city, my ng. is reliev ed at once by ta king one of ( iirter's helps speaker well-formed, Tommy met the minister at tlie door engine value.*’ In conclusion (Jen. Butler relates hi* v Ml »RS. I ! .ell is. possession some printed circulars and other Little Liver Pills immediately after dinner. l)otft hinders people according to his elfish moods? mariner, the chief officer of an American and put out his great, hand to shake. eccentric strap and were running but one pair ship rough A two-thirds vote against with the evidence* which be or at least to forget this. If you decide to the of wheels, been forced to disconnect sympathy might valuable, experience show that he lias followed the ascend, proper prelimi- now “Thankee, Doctor, very well done. having Anarchists lying at the seawall. He has followed the thankee; in the Knights of Labor General interesting, for you to possess. If on the con- nary is to find somebody who lias been there Couldn’t do it better It'll do the other pair of wheels which were running course he now advises others to take. T lic carrier pigeon was lirst used hv F ather Noah sea from infancy, for lie was horn on It, and myself. good- Assembly is a cheering If the such on lias resulted in BELFAST DIRECTORY. before vou and knows all it know loose. Of our sign. laboring trary inquiry your part to discover how the human race about by actual it! Feel better I need course, the accident held speed men Mr. II. had come out, but the forty-five years of his wave-tossed life have myself. just did but know it, the Anarchist class are obtaining this evidence, and the State has re- Henry Faxon, of Quincy, Mass., of the c \ i>< inient wu- far from experience. These sophisticated ones are not such old sinner—need a down a little, but we had no idea that the en- satisfactory. been full of incident and adventure. preaehin’—mouldy their worst enemies. ceived no benefit from it at hands, the in- course advocates numerous. \* t a few of them scourin' of No. 49 would have in your temperate habits, the avoid- 1 1 may be about once a week. DrelVul wicked gineer any \N!> S I I.AM IlOA S. always “Yes.’* he went on to say to the Alta report- difficulty ference is that when will do I have been sick with pleurisy ami pneumonia. found. The start must he made from* to hev such off from our heels. The last One of the most plain, you say you ance of ha 1 and strict to this er was doctrine, and not be no better— keeping time I disastrous storms ever company, attention i* : in. \rrivc 1 n.J5 It lelt me with a who his listener,“there are many to “best very hard, harking rough. All the of on many, looked was room known on the your duty according your judgment” **: village.* Ameca-Mcca. the north side of ain't it. Doctor?*' [Norwood. behind there ample between southern coast of Mexico occurr- hiisinc's. He “The man is I- lard time. physician- and medicine did me no A friend crimes committed at sea which never conic to mean that it is “best not says: young who good. the but. most of tin; I There are those us. we at flic Boone Grove water ed The of you your judgment*’ |i.. rv ».L advised nio to mountain, preparations and who are instructed in the stopped recently. city (Juelito, a town of more -iaily Sammy, try Adamson’s ('otigh Balsam, one light, many is the old shellback whose to enforce the law at all, so long as there is “no afraid that he shall earn more than his employ- *(-.»i tune, or on arrival from can best be made in the of Mexico, I of cross who, that tank and were there almost a minute before than MlOb inhabitants, was totally destroyed bottle of wliieh did me more good than all the dor. City forty hand is stained with blood. Talking of this necessity hearing, they may and unless the sentiment tor- ami miles First be sure to find General not he without a struck us.” and lives lo-t. complaint” public er gives him is making a fatal mistake. Fifteen medicines I have tried, and 1 shall recoin- away. me in mind of cross, make up little crosses, they many ami intermediate land- j puts something that occurred to aggressively demands it. It ought to 1m? unnec- Ranger fiend it larand near. Mary A. Broekwell, Sanchez Ochoa. Governor of the and are careful that they arc made not This afternoon there was little in the or *J0 minutes’ labor, af- Spring- Military! me. a ease that furnishes an instance in only aspect One of to remind no cheerfully performed i.-.v, at t :• o'clock a. M. held. Mass.” Trial bottles 10 School at point. of the the most active members of the Inter- essary you that such latitude of cents. Chapultcpcc, who regularly owns! It small but of light timber. Their crosses are village to indicate the ruhuuity that had happened about six years ago that 1 was state Commission, of the law and discretion is given you either oath of ter hours in order to complete some task, sel- «r w;t:s. the volcano and works it as a sulphur mine, ! shell, like the old so recently taken place. Al the dead bodies speaking by your Flirtation is wicked, everyone knows, hut some- stranded in tips port without a rag. I had been tiic'hermit's pilgrim's scallop which be office, or statutes of the State. The > ■ ami changes might made in it, said: "I, by Jlie dom the notice of those who on ! i. 1 miles, through Morrill, how man from whom alone can be obtained the which was worn on the shoulder. had been carefully removed from sight, escapes carry a mv< r realize- it tjuite so strongly a-he ashore about six time for an old [Sermon, only for one. don’t know wisdom and of this law has been -1 v. days, ample two what it means, and I don’t propriety Ivnix, «i: i l Leaves Freedom dors when lie linds bis some necessary permission to pass two nights at Bearing, but not Overborne. of the wounded were stiil in the village, business He who tries wile Ilirting with shell to with his and I was deter- think one 1>\ tlie enterprises. honestly m a. m. get away all, any else does.” passed upon Legislature and the a i :i.g in Ui Ifa.st at 11.45 oilier fellow. “the ln*U"<*.” be- An Yes, I am. I am a Pres- and the local of the road were deaf people half-way Tlamacas, midway mined to as soon as There was Episcopalian? employes to make bis services of ever value to s licfast at p. m arriving at tween ship possible. of this State*. Its enforcement has been im- increasing tin* valley and the crater. There are byterian too; and I tin a Methodist,and a Bap- and dumb to all seekers after i iformation. The for .it 15 i*. m. Will positive!} rare sick headache and prevent at that time in port as pretty a little ship as I Preparations hanging the seven Anarch- pressively enjoined by the Legislature, and is bis is so m selected from the ranks of other very important particulars which tist and a I am coroner had been obliged to go to employer L., -gor. » niles. the tov* ns of it.- r**turn. ( artei’s kittle Liver Pills. This is your have ever seen. She was the craft to Swedeiiborgian. everything Huntington, ists in the Chicago county jail have been bc'un. demanded the best interests throiigli informant very over to unquestionably by -• not to mention. For ex- that has any in it. Contentment fifty miles distant, obtain the state- the inditlerent, and is -. a:..-.. JTospect, Frank tort. Winter- talk, but truth, one pill a dose. See adver- may neglect charm a sailor’s heart. and low of hull, good [Sermon, Carpenters are at work the of and the* promotion step by step do not Long ments of quietly building society; while discretion of the offi- i. and ltangor. Sun- tisement. Small Small dose. Small ample, forget that tin* feet must be in All Things. witnesses, and the \illagers seemed scaffold. the reward of I»ail> except pill. price, j with tall, raking masts, she had tin* run of a The ropes have been purchased and cer must be exercisedi with to the his faithfulness.*’ On the other R Ra-t Return warm and of The Bible is like a If a man at sea the extent of the dis- respect every tayattia.m. kept dry by pairs upon pairs and was as as a man telescope. looks wholly regarding testeil ami the suits and black II is stated that Gladstone wears a thick clipper clean of war. caps ordered. means and methods of obtaining evidence to in- hand says Mr. Faxon : tdaii; at 7 a. im., arriving in I tel over- ! stout woolen hose, for the many hours of through his then lie sees worlds be- aster. coat in hot wrather. It is his method of “I look a to the Sea Foam at once, telescope, sure conviction, the whether this law fe 2 m. m. letting his j fancy : About the The question Those who whine p. climbing through wet snows to ever colder and yond but if he looks at his telescope, then he onlv person willing io tell the de- constitutionality of the new Michigan most about the hardships -• : \ gn-ta. h the tow ns opponents know that thev can't make it hot enough hearing that the Captain wanted men, 1 shall be enforced at all or not, lias m v. r been nuies, through a of cloth in for secure- does not see but tails of the horror was Dr. W. G\ McKee. He Liquor law is to come before the State of men are a for him. heights: quantity strips went was anything that. [Sermon, The Supreme laboring commonly cheap grade ", .a-m i.i. Liberty. Motitville, Paler- aboard and shipped as ho*sun for a submitted t<> the “best judgment” of sheriff's ly bandaging t in-ankles ami sandals will spikes Way of Coming to Christ. had promptly responded in the dead of night Court. October 25, on a motion on behalf of of bar-room loafer-. They are the kind of V;i'*;illmro and \ugnsta. Hailyex- voyage to Cork. 1 found the old man a splen- and their deputies. It B no wonder that invalids lose faith in all in tin* soles for the ice cones: a stout Shoot and eat birds? It is but a this to a call and hail taken a liand-car to the scene liquor dealers for a mandamus to the men who are sati-lied to a rum- i.! Leave I»eHast every day at :> p. in., scaling did feliow, hiutl'aud a real who my step Wayne \ perfectly pay specifies, when so many worthless medicines are stick with a driven into to hearty, sea-dog, side of of the wreck three miles from his home. Dr. ( Auditor to for the cry Respectfully, seller 75 cents a for wlii» h Re it:: >1 at i 1 a. m. spike the point, liked his of cannibalism. The next step beyond and ounty pay maintenance of pint whiskey only advertised to cure various diseases, but glass grog and whose nose showed »J. R. Boi»wi:i.i„ Governor. s :: h "earsport, !" miles, via "wan winch, assist in tin* climbing,—for in all this land of one would banker after Jennie Lind or 3Iiss McKee had scant time to give bis experi- police in townships. cost him 15 cents, while they condemn the w hen tried, are “found w anting Wc have to his liking, 'file second mate was a nice young Application was made to the Governor and 1 aves ] tel fast at :i p. m. Returning, yet mountains there is not such a as a real Kellogg. [Fruits, Flowers and ence in detail, but stated that to the best of his miiler who charge- tlnm *5 per barrel fur harn. however, of the tir.-t failure of I>i:.‘Wis- thing man. but the mate was a card. He'd Farming. One of the Council more than citizens of ,ast at 12 m. vails queer it would not be most important cases to come up hy thirty Banker, Hour which cost him and 'its B.vi.sam ok Wii.i* Alpenstock: ami colored glasses, to pro- The old Greeks said that a man had two ears knowledge overstating the *4.75, shout. “I)own Rock land, do miles, the towns Chkicky to cure coughs never look you in the face, was always talking for argument before tin: United States the number required bv the statutes, asking through amt tect tin* from the of tin* and one mouth, that lie hear twice and facts to say that the collision had cost the lives Supreme with There is more noise and < pulmonary disease. eyes dazzling glare to might monopoly.” 1.::, -oinville. amden and Rockland* himself, and would ily into terrible parox- Court in its tall session is the case of Mvra for the appointment <*f special constables for tropic sun upon the snow fields, which in once, and there is a deal of of fully thirty It was after 1 brag and bluster in a pint of whisk inside a "ii ia A r: tv >• at It-•: ;i at 12 m. lofty of Fven in his speak great good people. shortly y lay to a ysms rage. sleep he could not Clark who was awarded bv the Penobscot county. The was referred According P.oston clergyman, who claims to altitudes, combined with excessive and sense in it. You will lind that if will o'clock this morning when he reached the Gaines, lower petition cheap political bummer than then is in a bar- li--1 at 2 p. til. fatigue and tlx* stillness of the you simp- a to the and no was have tigered it out, the millennium is due next keep quiet, night-watch court, claim for land in New Orleans worth council action taken thereon. rel of ntre Lincolnville, 12 miles, three extraordinary exertions, sometimes produces ly hold your peace you will pas* over nine out wreck, and he immediately began to give his Hour inside -00 honest men. A business year. In that case, all we have to say 1- that the would often be disturbed by his shrieks for about six millions of dollars. At the next meeting of the Governor and l.i :m- Rcltasi Momlays. 'J'hurs- blindness; the lightest clothing can secure of ten of the of life. services to the wounded. Those who were experience of 45 years lias fully convinced me clergymen of Boston have a deal of hard work to you and his cries of ‘I did not do itvvas*- provocations [Sermon, Council, Oct. 23th, notice for a u Leave! -litre same ‘mercy* it; hurt public hearing -t day sat p. do in next con-istent with warmth—for before task Peaceable Living. badly when the crash came, he says, must lhc that the givatt loafers are the chronic fault- the few months. your nt me.’ Manitoba government 1ms deckled to Is- this will be a ,g at i iellasl at 12 m. upon question pven, time ap- is half will find that A man cannot understand mental have had little chance for tlicir lives, so sue finders and the very persons who envy those accomplished you “I at last came to the conclusion any process quick- bonds of the province to the amount of a n, s,-.ir-port, 7 miles, tvv ice daily except 1 have been a that the pointed for hearing', in order that all interest- lr, sufferer from catarrh for the past •‘THE (ilt except so far as he has had par- ly did the cars take tire and so thorough was SIJOO.OOO, which who their industry and economy have gain- av fast at a. m. ASSHOITHH KECOMES A KfltDEX” man was tormented with remorse for some experimental will be for ed I., I tel and 7-d5 p. m., tried a number of remedies past placed negotiation may be present, and whether constables will eight years. Having in it. For 1 never the work of the flames. ed wealth and train. Lea v c ticipation instance, think in with the Bank of Canada. If prominence. .; the lie!fast Scarsport advertised as “sun* cures” vv ithout and each additional ounce seems to a crime. As the of the wore Imperial money be or not will the evi- obtaining any weigh ton; days voyage away music. Beethoven never out appointed depend upon .-• l.d*- m., at lteilast in 1 I more thought of it. If A FAMILY ALI. Bl'T WIPED OCT. enough is realized from their work on Mr. lb Wiman thinks the p. arriving relief. had resolved never t" take any other pat- plenty of blanket* for the cold at Tlama- became and more convinced that my sale, the dence furnished. No hasty action has been nry profession* in.. w ;th the trains. nights I to whistle a new tune, it is ent medicines, when a friend advised me to belief was correct and was a attempt always River railroad will be this fall. try cas. and provisions for four no means that the mate As an illustration of the destruction and the begun taken,or contemplated, ami the citizens of Ban- are o\er-ero\viied. aiul discourages a resort to Id' < Team so days—by made up of of old ones—it is a hash si all. I IKS. Balm. I did with great reluctance, hut the real truth was to he revealed scraps will have full to forgetting the bottle and a few criminal, diliieulty of arriving at a correct idea of its I)r. L. o. gor opportunity be heard. as a means but ran now with a-nre that after brandy simple (and so I observe it is with most tune Shakespeare, :i cholera expert, speculation for acquiring wealth, s testify ph using to me sooner writers.) The following is the programme for j remedies to be used in cases of faintness or than I expected. magnitude, the doctor said that not a he has it for -i\ weeks believe myself cured. It is a | [Sermon, .Man's Two Natures. probably says experimented with bacilli fr.mi lie “The1 legitimate trade, the honest 11 a « in the dilferent ehurehes “It was on lssl. and we soul would have been made aware of the all -ays: most agreeable invaluable Balm.— ! vertigo, which tin thin air of "the land of the Trinity Sunday, One of the the cholera on tlit* infected steamer t»C". F. remedy—an Mathers—Cotton Mather, I think patients A of John Allen. i I igh street, Rev Tuft.-, b.seph >b skv" is liable to were in 45 south and 120 west when wo were but total out of the Miller of Story Gamp-Meeting routine of life, is the true basis for wart, e_d «,rand Am*., Brooklyn. *2tt'2 I superinduce. it was had an almost, ridiculous of wiping family Abasia at New York, and finds that plodding at’. vhi.u!, 1 p. m.. preaching. 2.15 p. overtaken in one of the heaviest it has way spirit- six. had not I they develop- Guides, horses, food, etc. can be at gales their boy been saved. Doctor sum* er me* ,;..g. 7 m. do procured lie saw. When lie was ed exactly the way as those* in all good fortune; and. what is better, is the 2 p- “Pn, you think they oiightcr call .Jerry Slack ! been lot to encounter. The glass had been ualising everything McKee stated that nine bodies had been Italy, Mr. F. L. Freeman, who drives the accommo- m Ameca-Mcca. Vou should start for the half- my only and other at li- (.'lint : Mark* .t ‘spoon: “That's as a name as for ! walking along the street, if lie saw a tail man, j Spain ehoSora districts of southern true good any about as if it had St. Vitus dance. so < preparation for its enjoyment, and its re- ■ house a* in the as jumping recovered, and were charred as between He! fast and amden, Rev II. i' ||;e k. Preaching at In.do '" h a noodle. do viu to it. “Well, way early morning possible, he would he be tall in If they badly Kurope. dation* stage Why object The old man say, “May grace!” i'll m or in ofder t » traverse the lmd foreseen the gale which broke to be almost The nine tention. if ever it is achieved. It not be "cl-ooi. Ij prayer meeting don't you -er, a -poon is alwavs expected to make gloomy forests before he saw a short man*, he would he be beyond recognition. while a member of the mad- the may on us from the say. “May lhc New York Legislature 7 L- to. a stir in the vv orld.” nightfall: but in this of* Manana, sou-west, and we had every- were as follows: Sun says that the principal country (“to- short in sin!’’ There was something queer in Uev. John Aden time within tli<* powi r of many a young man to :■ ,-1 ,.\ <-1 11 SI lend building, it is one snug when the first blast struck us and Miller. of Dundee. sugar miners of the are for acquaintanceof wheat the morrow.") thing to resolve and quite thing as Mr., country negotiating 1 the habit he carried it but in the ;. Re\ l ather Phelan, A (iin fur All. us out, idea of the :• great fortune, but it Is within the "i,pp'ird another to As come to heeled over til! the water poured down the Miller, Mrs., wife of above. formation of a sugar trust, similar to the was of t!ie Maine House. Mr. Allen acquire \. accomplish. strangers to common event a sug- chaplain n:,. -t.-ervi*-* Lairtli "wn lav in ev erv month. Li order giving eveiy spiritual oil to give all a chance to test it, and bus this village for no other than the companion-way. Luckily we had brand new Miller, the daughter, a voting girl. cotton, and rubber trusts. Firms repre- power of 11 t>> merit the application of the Ml < I. Millet at re* t. l.h .It. < W ent worth purpose there was It was related to Mr. Fre :mau incidents in his or iniv in* rd ot its vvomlerful curative 1 )r. gestion nothing queer. pre- many povv ers, ascent of one is sur- topsails and trysails, or the devil himself could Miller, a son. senting about s.-)0,00 -'It is pra meeting at p. m sabbath ."eliool, l’upocatipetl. immediately wise. Room “Reali- capital, including words of the ancient philosopher: not Kdig New for not us. eminently [Lecture Talks, all life, and among others the following, 1 Ib-i-overy Consumption, Coughs have saved* another son. the refiners in early !' 2.15 m.. rounded by guides ami trailers, and has no Miller, near'y America, 11reaching p. young people.-' and ( ..I ts. v* ill he, tor a limited given zation of Christ's Presence.” except in mortals to command sticce-s. We will do -' 1 time, away. “We were Claus are :n ■ t m.: genera1 r 7 m. in all lying up to the wind pretty -tcad- William, of North Judson, Audi- Sprockets, in the scheme. which we take from Mr. Allen’s autobiogra- p. play, meeting, p. This offer i- not only liberal, but shows unbounded difficulty procuring requirements. Hut Never gauge the duration of Perry, Did., ( -t "hen hells struck at and the your sleep by better. Si \vc will dc-i-rve it!'* a aitli in the merits a remedy. any sleeps. Secretary Fairchild has in-aa used the amount ng t-toi. Pr.-a- h'.ng 45 m., Sunday fuller from Cold-. with a Mexican it is to mate got ready to go below. Poor fellow! he Perry. Mrs., wife of above. Mr. Asa i\ Porter. President of the Maverick Coughs, Consumption, Asthma, absolutely necessary tell you that John had so much which he held a 1 served an with a man who never below to be car- Wesley only a may by depository bank from apprenticeship ."** • ■*< 1 12 m. sroncliitis. or any affection- of Throat. ( lu st, or “dicker.” for whatever be his he got by himself, but had Perry, girl, aged eleven, the daughter. may price,* Hunter, the so half a million to a was a but a drunk- National adds but little to the • a < an* a sleep: great physiologist, much, million and has in- good workman, periodical Bank, Bo-ton, -. in,i 11, rt -ri t. Sunday Bungs, especially requested to call at K. II. expects to come down at least two-thirds. If ried there, for sudden lurch to leeward threw Young Irish woman, name unknown. dollars,* and so much. But when the Lord creased the ard. I felt desirous of the trade and Sc in. ln store, aim t a Trial Bottle across Napoleon of funds which hanks learning but all he ha.- to in •.1, p_> Loody's ii^ g< Free, bis oiler he has no further him the poop deck, and at the same mo- Another of the Miller is to die. percentage diseii»ion, -ay- say these you accept primary made as a he did not make boys likely Hold a workman, but bad no M \s< »\ ir. I m- l»>dir- ; at M:i'o',i, le’iiplv, Large Bottles si. ment the boo in you general thing may upon bonds deposited, thus becoming good idea of respect for but, lawful spanker carried away from the NO putting lVw lines; "i know of no better advice to ■•a Main :;u*i -lre«*t-. you, considering you man carries within himself FLAGMAN WAS SENT BACK. about live of or his bad habits, I must give ..-rnero! Ihgt* mast and fell across we Every million the Treasure into learning pratieing yet pr« y as non mantis, will to his chest. When pick- Napoleons. surplus I' "i naama-v. K 1 No. 1. Ri gular A young lady, after >:\ months of blissfully aompns proceed a Mount Sinai, a revealed law, written for him- of the and circulation in New York alone. to shame I was too tractable, a yoim man titan to siiggc-t to him to select a cheat all account. ed him up he was senseless, >o we carried him Superintendent Parsons, Chicago city acknowledge my a 2d Wr-tiir-*!;. im each monih. > you beyond evening happy wedded life, imiiiiivd t a lady fri«*nd, po<- self separately. on was seen late in the afternoon even in that also, and h\ degn > became aa in- I ; i* down below and him around with [Lectures Preaching. Atlantic, gloom- bu-ii:*--> ;hat i- coii-u-niai to him. Tin-nearer S| an et'::ig- at calf. -sing bow .-he -h mid best retain the best to < a peon and two horses to brought The of William to tin? on experience, inploy It has been that we from the .-tation He was ex- gift Kmperor Rope ebriate. 'I’liis caused me much trouble and sor- — some supposed sprang ily pacing platform. *, < Hut lie was a and he A g *:* •-.• -it. i; M No. i. Reg il- aff*■••tions oing that, if be be s < i.,. meet at call. said, and the was appendage found under the wreck. Only nine certainty iug- the expense of each for the whole from captain brought alongside. will the with n « Brnews r trip, rubbed oil’. Nations have been to tind | Augusta present Pope acostlv-et st;.j. from t'amden to a lit 1: ;-i t, l.’o. a I A a: Iv 7 le-gu.ar 1I« Youth. j he said in a hoarse explored persons had been killed, he declared, and not driving Hucksport. industrious, and bo will the of Mexico to the crater and back ‘Captain,* whisper, while of robes to he used in lna-s. temperate patient, a I*.!!* lull um.m. ill City a man who has a tail as a or some celebrating The a at •■tings Rt Monday evening wing Mr-. Pho che-'.ey. Peterson, Co., Iowa now monkey has. more than twelve hurt, none of the latter descending iei.g hill, tin; bottom of which Clay ! again, need not exceed Hut above all every and then tlx* welling blood choked ! of a have but one result, that is. success.” Ml- at ca I h L- the fo||..\\ in- remarkable $!•*». trace of one. You are in the Queen Saxony's gift will In* basin for con- was a bridge some JO feet above tin* stream st.or\\"the truth is his *1 have a confession to make, i looking wrong seriously. lie admitted that no flagman had high \ >' be sure to of blankets and utterance, secrated water ■•( -X I.■••;_*•. 2 1. Id nu i! g M"i! 'l" 'I hr !:'.*• resident s of the town am tilings carry plenty Look inside and a resem- containing slOOO. Th Prince w;e a The letter i> Mr. A. b;. “I 7-1 was place. you will tind been sent back from the train when and boulders below. There nine in Hosing from rharles •• •, s a afraid to make it. and it has render- passenger eliil.g ol: ol* before Mil II. M i .*11 ar- !:• ..• bountiful of food, before, of Bavaria will two | ticcn troubled with kidney com- supply caloric-producing blance to the the lion, the bear and the a was Regent give stained glass on to the which had no ed life a burden to me. monkey, stop made. Mr. Parsons said that the coming bridge, railing. of the great milling firm of ( A. P*aint and lameness for could not for tin* transition from eternal summer my Three years ago, windows lM!!-bury. many years; quick of them. Human nature is full of the trainmen a representing Pope Cregory and Pope n»\ carelessness, no doubt in conse- « I.; N hog—all depended upon Through I.o. _• R. gular meet in-- i! without ln Now I am free from to eternal snow is to the con- Captain, 1 shipped before the mast in theMari- semaphore light Leo the a to., who contributes thy lp. trying strongest animal. “War.” two Croat for the Seala Regina in the Vati- the horses the stal l- i’iii-I.ury Minncapoii-. i-t -v mh month, ad '.i -o [Sermon, thousand feet in the rear of where quence of drink, took hit. ! 'I'hiir.-da :d11g "pedals p and cues-, and am aide t<> do all my stitution. etta brig of New Orleans, bound with cotton fully can. Some the obscurities of a swift run two hints, as follow : ounlioti-eu rk. I *.\v e justify their style, the was made. Tin; conductor of the train ed into and made straight for the my'thanks to Klectrie Bit- The latest measurement makes for Liverpool. 1 forgot the old man’s name, stop > Popoeatipetl that it is a i. M K V I <»!{!>'. K I»D! Fli.L"W>. Rodies t'r- lor tvii. wed ami removed saying good, practice for men to* he had pulled the cord for this light when he step- bridge, regardless of the cur\e. 1 -aw nothing i- ir>t \\ iii-ii a \ uiing man ••ommem-. a Int-;- my youth, a 1 itti«* more than 19.000 feet in one of but the mate was named Huberts, and he was a • im Fello v linl*. cot m*r Main ami ah di-ease and height, to for the ideas But I News of the u>. a High completely pain.” Try a bottle, one. brute. had the left harbor before obliged dig they get. ped from his train. This would throw the Granges. but destruction before Hut colored man n« -s life by workin in tin- employ of others, let and $h at lh II. the mightiest in that “burning which Hardly ship submit to Moody's l»rug Store* girdle” you that working on Sundays is not glare of a red on the track. The who was on the box with me, seeing tin: dan- him strive not to earn hi- ami to Pa I la-, P. M.. No. i.i o. o. t\. meets <»f surrounds the Pacific. Its lie commenced to ill-treat the men, but a terri- danger signal Hancock sim| !> -alary twin, Ixtaecihuatl, for in and County Grange held Its annual the horses and made a trem- »-> Tin- San Francisco 'l.rouieie remarks ble was proper ordinary people church, night, however, was foggy, and the engineer of ger, grasped pole give -ntisfaetion in's but let him P v- il.iil uii t!i>- 2r lui-l- nearer tin; limits of vision, looks the greater of are elected and installed: John 11. Mas- j- .i. the girl-. very work yon a to do for them. dent would have a one Wilson. we were safe, I cracked on tin whi n a t!i ;-t and nd Tuesday evenings in each stores were to he out that and paid salary been very ordinary had whip, ye ir- it was no uncommon tiling for me to the two from the vallev. given afternoon, on ter; James Y. Grimhd, liosca II. mntn. Facing eastward, [Lectures Preaching. not the stove in the That caused Overseer; in a coach, seeing the d tnger, cried work ad night until hreakfa-t time, a thing 1 For Uicket*. and ail at two bells 1 saw a man aft with some sleeper upset. gentleman 'A ■ ■ Marasmus Wasting Disorders Ixtaecihuatl,—la or coining Wilson G. Stew- i.o ige. No. i2. Regular meeting every Mvjar lilanca, Ail earthquake cannot take in India the destruction of the two coaches and Wardwell, Lecturer; Ilc.-ith. out at the of his voice, sa\ “\\ lien* are was not a kids in his hand to the stores. In a place sleeper, top ing, expected nor a-ked t-> do. i t y mm.' 1 !:, <-\ of get quar- N. Tillock. Clung. Children, “THE WHITE WOMAN” that is not felt here Ireland and in the main was doubtless the ard; Joseph Assistant Steward; »lriv us to?” man wili the rule of to make ter of an hour he returned a kid of morally speaking. baggage-car, you ing follow trying hi- a !>egre« Lodge l>. of li. Regular meet carrying is as if within our Mrs. Lydia Snow. II. Whit- Scott's Fata l si on Furr ('otl Liver i> national borders—and the cause of the loss of life. Chaplain; Avery “To Helfast said 1, “about three mile- -nrvici-s times more x all table than hi- -al- tii* 2 1 and 4th evenings of each of (fit with Hy. equally suggestive, by her shape, of a dead molasses. As he came out of the* hatch many Tuesday booby greater part of it is. After Coroner more, Treasurer: John W. Pci kins,' Secretary ; road-.” is robed for burial. Far and near this the a [Baptist Union, Leatherman. Mr. Parsons said, good ary, cither his employer or some one else will puphosphites, unequalled. The rapidity with giantess Captain’s dog. snarling little cur, hit him Dinner Henry Gate Louise it. 1st No. do. Speech. the scene from about 11:30 Hillings, Keeper; Perkins, Said he, “You like to drove us oti that him. There arc a t» w vacant TKM i'i. A U- Rt Lodge. Reg- which long-extinct volcano is known as “The White on the and he the molasses on reaching Valparaiso appreciate always children gain tlcsh and strength it is leg fell, spilling We have in our Pomona; Lizzie Olive F. Whit- i*i M at the I'nivcr- upon midst that a. in., and after the debris and Smith, Flora; left for -m li kind of men. and eiu- ring e\cry day evening Woman,” and from the of as the deck. The mate saw the accident and exceedingly high viewing making bridge.” plac. their wonderful. “I City Mexico, go- mountain to which more, Ceres; Eva Heath, 1 Assistant dum li .strv. very have used Scott's Emulsion in from ili« Satan took Christ and some inquiries, had found it necessary to go to (ladv »h,?’ said 1. I can drive within an inch, and \ lovers haxe litth- to a- to their salar- plains of Arneca-Meca, the resem- ing deliberately up to the man, kicked him in Steward. The next very say 1.1. Meed; g every Thursday at 2.,‘iO cases of showed Him the world beneath. It is meeting of Hancock Pomo- safe.” Rickets and Marasmus of long standing. blance is the same, to a dead woman stretched the face and the smiling Huntington in search of witnesses. The wound- go ies.’ standard, at the I uitarian Church poor wretch rolled over sense- na will he with View parlor. the daily newspaper. Dinner ed, Mr. Parsons had been Grange Bay Grange in “An inch of life.” -aid lie. “1 will in- overrate own n In every case* the* was out on her covered with a white sheet. less. The [After Speech, explained, taken my Second Never your ability, >r \. li. Thomas II. Marshall Post, C.A.K., improvement marked.”—J. bier, inhuman mate was not punished, Union. the town of Eden, Oct. Util’. Resolutions for The contour of Baptist there as early as possible, and the passengers form the stage contractor in Portland.” umlerrate that of Follow a 12 Regular meetings first and third Thursday M. Main, M. I> New York. 4wll face, breast and limbs is per- however. He raised the prostrate man's head discussion at that your competitors. Do you suppose I musty old hooks who were unhurt, to the numbers of meeting are: “That tile “Well,” said I. will inform him that 1 do locate ..i,gs ot each month, at L>. A. R Main fect. the hair in locks and laid it on study twenty- “you thi- rule •arcfully, and then not your- Hull, streaming long, silvery up the overturned kid. Then when I want to mental of man is than that of dd gentleman over preach?* No, I* study you. live, had been forwarded to their destination capacity greater drove safe, will self in Imsiue-s where are not confident L. F Melt inald’.-harness store. (looking fence of garden back from the snowy forehead and down the getting astride the man he raised his foot and woman.” “That the you you?” you conn, etc! with a When I want to know more about the doctrine without heroes of the Rebellion I soon tin: as I found it was that of H. "ca-ide '.range. No. 24d. Regular hoys’ hoarding -chool)—What do sides of the* bier. The feet are turned toward kicked the delay. quit business, you are at least the ipial of those who will } ou raise poor wretch beneath the nose tear- of I deserve more merit titan those of the Revolu- ■;:;ig every ."aturday evening at Penobscot hen*, my hoy? "Principally Cain, sir.” depravity study you, and I have abundant In the little room of the which not safe for one who took his hitters. be c it hi r in natural or her giant, and between the two lies the nostrils clean off so that over sitting cottage your unpetitors. ability « companion ing they hung tion.” The the for Rrovvn orner, Nort-hpori. illustrations on every side. [Sermon, serves as a hotel in this two of the wound- deputy reported gain the in ie-s to xvork or late, in season or You'll tind her smiling and a brown and treeless the back of his head. lie then set the on “Sphere town, willing early ».range. No. i7u, meets every Saturday night dav, ridge. dog of the Christian Minister.” year 1-17. Total number to the Coun- iity -\ I tin at times she is not a ed survivors of the accident still remained late belonging out of sc; son, in order that any differences in new «*n the .ugh gay. There is tradition among the Indians that the and the cur the mate’s Catch. .ng’ at tin hniiding Augusta roa*l, And should man, completed It seemed to me that, however mis- Grange 107:1. Balance in the 110.47. Bucksport’s you wonder you meet these two were once always this afternoon. Herman Miller, a Bohemian ty treasury, natural may !>•- overcome in this Randall falls'. why volcanoes living human work by tearing the bloody nostrils off all to- The next annual for choice of anility way. This constant smile, regard "her teeth, chievous to us was a moth’s it must on his from to the old meeting "officers l- that I !\v< u natural H w (in > u N'.i k. N -». :j.;2, Amkimcan Lia.n*s beings, in the of the both of appetite, boy way Dundee, 111., My xpe:deuce ability she those to early years world, gether. a will he with East llluehill lirst The Bucksport Bankers have all returned only laughs gem- show *• be very lean and thing to him to is stretched on the one in the Grange, Satur- and hard work the latter will win. 111*v• »U. Meets at «,co. L. .loimson’s olliee, M gigantic stature. for the colos- I he mate 1 akc him forwardI melancholy country, lounge always hich m*Z<)D«>NT makes w hite as snow. Unfortunately laughed. eat cloth, with day in October, lsss. a lord Rha-k, mi the 1st and dd of each dry nothing to drink, growing low, dark room. His head is battered home Mini correspondent of the Bangor Coin- Win : the tw ire in n thing < an Mondays sal pair, they committed some misdemeanor could hear him to tlie men who were fearfully combination, say gath- fat on rubbish and A few years ago the large eitv month. so washing it down with dark- and his right is fractured. daily papers mereial a success. Laughter Lends a New (harm which offended the Supreme Deity that lie ered round lingering their knives in a threaten- leg hail words of gives li*t of the vessel* and the num- prevent i.i t.i'vsi Oii'M'ii. Nu. 7i»d, Royal Aucantm. ness. [Eyes and Ears. only ridicule fur the Grange. The To Iwautv w hen it discloses changed them into mountains, lie struck the manner. lifted their wounded, sense- WATCHING THE FLAMES CHEEP TOWARD HIM. ber of < • n t a I s of '1 rts at Knights of Labor room, .Johnson Hall, a pretty set of teeth. ing They When I* was a suited me so well following from one of the largest 11! fish each one brought home, (h ad—and there she lies to this less hoy nothing city papers Old Documents. it the 2d and 4th of each Whiteness, w hen nature has this element giantess day, comrade and took him forward as the The other man is “out shows tile Thursday evenings supplied as to have my father me when clothes wounded Joseph McCool.a west,” “change of tune:” The in round numbers. Also the names of vessel* month. of loveliness, may be retained life In- robed in glistening white, stretched silent be- mate went hclow. Ue whip my through presently returned and were on. Then I bartender of Boston. His are for the New England farmers are the A recent number «*f the Bo-ton the a could bear it with the most injuries undoubtedly went Daily l’e.•■■rd IvMi.ll is or PVTIH\s, Silv ei Cross Lodge, No using fragrant st»ZulM»NT. neath winding sheet of snow. The giant to lake the sun. He stood ahaft tlie most that lishing last year, and did not go this, proceeded It was when he took me at advan- most part internal and are not so severe that enterprising and energetic of the cvcrv 1 uesdav at was rooted fast to the equanimity. granger had the following paragraph Regular meeting evening, merely spot, condemned main on the port side. He raised the oil and the amounts of their several to- One cent is very small, hut w hen it is added to rigging in the was his recovery is He was able to tell fraternity this continent, well cargoes, od I Fellows' Hall. all the slow centuries to tage, morning before l dressed, that impossible. comparing “( John Bennett, of Now V*rh. fornici of the. rate of interest receive through contemplate sextant and looked at the sun. of the awful in apt. > IvMuins ok L.vitoit. Meet in .Johnson’s you on a stock it pos- intently glowing I did not like “The'’Con- occurrence as follows: progressive spirit and action with their in- gether with the shortage of the ve*-el* that Hall, his loved he was wont I saw the men whipping. [Sermon, I.in- olnvillc who tins just been in ( amden, had sesses a stern, magniticent grandeur that carries companion. Formerly consulting together and then “I was in the coach which was brethren in other High street. flicts of Life." passenger genious respects. They cul- went this year, which shows .1 total shortage the coinniis-ioK granted the continental I'mi- you away like a strain of music. to ex pro's his grief and indignation by one forward. He was a by 1'irigo No. d44 ‘..regular pouring stepped big brawny oi next to the last car in the train. Just before tivate tlie least productive natural soils, combat of lish in thi.« \ r to hi- audfather. l Inter. The \s-emhly. meeting every forth volumes of smoke and floods of 3lany you object to our war because it Is Bucksport compared with gre.-s g I’hilip sig- shedding collier, ricking up a heaver ho stole behind I went into the which was with the most Monday evening. A Strange Freak. war. Now, 1 must sav that for an Englishman midnight smoker, rigorous climate, and vet bv dint last year, of about b.uoo quintals. nature of John Hancock is ns clear a- when made, « L. s. <:. Meets eve- lava-tears, shaking the (Mirth in the the mate and the iron "i vs'ii>k every Monday fiery agony brought liar down with to be ahead of our car, and chatted for an hour, of and skill their labors annually : more than 100 years ago." The w ife of our oppOM*yinomls.2.5K.MI tried to commit I know of. You two wars on who sat down near me. That is the last I’ve seen farming is well and followed, in f blues, the crime of hut — have hand now, respected .Mattie the I’hilip Martin ldiner mention* d ahoxe, and LK VST KOST-OFKK K. infanticide, and called him “llill that men rushed T.2,2110 HI was the l*n})ocutipetl aft, picked up the and or to see of the fellow. Just as I ■'Yankee Laud” from Nova Scotia to New ( A. prevented hy opportune arrival of a neigh body and I hardly know the time when have not expect poor arrie Pitman.i,»;oo s that John Bennett i-a bor. Smokes.** But all this was long ago, and for it overboard with the sextant. A you -ay (’apt. great grandson. Comineneing > pt. 15, Western mails close at <1.45 Iler case has been considered hy tin* best dropped had one. in London. had stretched myself out to go to sleep, and al- York. Agricu'tural societies and institutes anil mtie (.. (Joiner.2,5uo of [Speech a e in. m. doctors hut hundreds years tin? giant has remained im- few buckets of water washed (i. W. w Mr. White has unmis.-don of his grandfather's and 2."5 p. incurable, her husband was highly away all evi- Look at Herbert God—it is noth- most before I closed my eyes, there was an aw- granges are well distributed and generously la is.l,2u0 a. after a course to his doom. dence of Spencer’s !>ai ic! 1 rains leave Reifa.-t. standard, at 7.05 m., and plea.-ed, using of Sulphur Ritters, to j passive. apparentlv resigned llie crime, and the men* resumed ful crash God 1 never want lo The local of Webster.I,nno gianted in 17so, but knows nothing concerning the lind that ing. It is exactly what the annual joke of our which, help me, supported. press Maine Massa- J 2-i p. in: local, 7.2s a. m ami 2.44 p. m. Arrive, she w as entirely cured.— Kingston Herald. “old Popo'* is still called an active vol- work. Marblehead. aoO Why Professor Snell, in Amherst was, when hear again. I could feel myself thrown vio- chusetts and other New England States hears one in ( apt. Bennett's possession. Mr. White lias t.-indard, 1" 45 a. in., 0.2<> |». m.; local, ll.ulla. in., cano in the school hooks, I do not for “At four bells the College, d. w»*11. coo It was Goethe who “We do know, old mail came on deck and he toward the of the car and then l be- evidence of tile earnest zeal with winch the and 14 m. wrote, not possess said: “Gentlemen, will this lently top l-aac Keene. shown us tiie document he has. It is well pre- p w j within the of man In* has not been looked around for you perceive 1,300 hat we do not understand.” This sounds w ell, memory the mate, lint not seeing invisible I do came insensible. On the I realized that farmer and horticulturist their lionora- hall!” not revile Herbert Spencer; way up pursue Charlotte Morgan.l,l.'»o served, lmt in several and read.- a hut it too Few men can I guilty of any sort of eruption. All him went below In the meantime I patched places, sweeping. understand geologists again. many of the stones that will shine out and all was confusion in the car; that canes, valises, ble calling. They look into the rationale of each Kliznbeth f oster. !,2oo a woman, and yet men have wives. who have examined its and other min- was relieved. 1 went by follow Brighton tame Market. many lignites forward. ‘Did von see in the rods of iron and were in the air about department of their whether are Amv Knight. l.loo erals that at least by completed temple of God will’have lamps industry, they agree anything?” asked tlie collier. I answered. me. I have devoted to William State f Massachusetts Bay The Major Part of IIKK.HTON, Oct. 12. I»7. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. ‘\o,' come from his hands, hut 1 think his writings must regained my consciousness vegetable production or animal Tell.l.ooo am < >. W. the Council of the Massachusetts in ‘I glad of it,’ was the ’for there’s in a short for when I awoke all was thrift. There are now IJeed. Too Bay New Amount of live stork at market—Cattle, 712; TEN THOUSAND YEARS reply, should betaken as the took the time, dark- about 40,000 members The Rest Salve in the world for more heavers in the disciples wheat, Mtighind. Stirrp and Lambs. 4240; Swine, 35,470; Horses, Cuts, Bruises, ship.’ Passing by tlie which it in their hands. ness in the car and horrible shrieks and pierc- of the grange organization in tlie New England Sores, Fleers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, must have since volcanic action has main they ate, rubbing 10,350 To Philip Martin Timer, lv-tj. Greeting: 215; Neal calve-, 200; number of western rattle, Tetter, elapsed rigging I looked over; blood and brains on wails of almost deafened ears. States and these are devoted to Chapped Hands, and [Lectures ing agony my alone, earnestly You arc appointed Second of a 302: northern 135. Chilblains, Corns, all Skin taken Yet the chain Preaching. Vessels that went last year and did not Major Kcgimcnt rattle, and place. Prescott, searching among bespattered plates. I drew a bucket Old l>r. In the end of the car furthest from me the agricultural improvement and not to go of Militia xvhereof l.ieut k' «m» It. li\e Eruptions, positively cures Piles, or no Champion (one of the predecessors merely Joscpii Prince, Ks«p, Prices of Beef battle 1 weight— pay the archive* of to of water and washed this: * * * required. It is to Spain, brought light—among it oil'. of father’s stove was overturned and the flames were factional advancement. More was Com. to be Detached from tin* ( ounties of ( imirc lit 40 a 5 5o; lirst guaranteed give perfect satisfac- my pulpit in Litchfield. Conn.), in just progress qua $5 quality, $5 or other curious letters from the ‘I had finished when Soil. 1 tion, money refunded. Price* lh cents per box. Conquistadores scarcely the skipper the latter of his he had starting to spread with magic rapidity. There made by them in ISSti than during several pre- >muha.1,800 York, Cumberland ami I.ineoln, foriiu* Defence of 25, second, $4 75g4 On, third quality, $4 5<»g4 00; —a vivid of part ministry thought For sale hv Richard il. Moody. description Popocatipetl in erup- came on deck again, much excited. Aim's was some sort a new Mary .lane Lee. 2.3(H) the Kastcrii ’part of liti- >tatc, a resolve of the 111rest of eoarse Oxen, Hulls, sutgs, Tex very sinned the of and that he was of gas lamp in the car ceding years. They favor tariff reform, but be- by 11■ grades tion! The author of it was Don seen the mate?’ away day grace* Km Swift. 000 lieneral Court, in the 2ath of March inst. ( 00. Diego Ordas, he asked. No one had. The with reservoirs from one to the other. lieve in the “reform” other ily an. Colorado, $3 5oft4 going to hell, and he never showed himself so reaching dividing among Snow 2 Virtue I say, old man,” remarked Robinson to his one of Uortez’s and corre- was hut no mate squall, trips.I,.-on By of the Power vested in us We do by Hides, •;n 7<*. fit., Brighton Tallow, captains “special ship searched, was found, a The flames up the and in less time fraternities as well as the farmers. have Brighton friend w much Christian as in the disposition which leaped sides, They these Prc-ents Trust and Con- < Jones, ho is almost a “I’ll of the And so at Princess.l.ooo reposing Special 3n32*c V H>. ninny Hides, GglHtc (s' 1.;Country living skeleton, spondents*’ expedition graphi- ami last the search was given up, tiie than I can tel! it the was the whole 730 circles who are tell how can Cap- he manifested at the time. If It was God’s gas burning reading studying political fidence in < ourage and Conduct l ( W you you get fat in a very short time if did he describe it that the sover- tain your I.oyalty. Tallow, '4«2\r.fc' Iti; all'Skins, 0g7e tl...■sheep ! cally Spanish concluding that his chief officer had fallen of the coach over our heads. and other kindred can ( you want to. How ? demanded will that he should go there he was willing to length economy subjects, and T.soo ommis-ioii you aceordinglv.—You are therefore and Lamb .skins, 75cg05 each. Jones, eagerly. eign, C harles V., granted to him and his des- overboard, how was a a though mystery. He not what 1 was wedged in between two seats where I a reason for the faith within them. carefully and diligentlv to discharge the of NN oicKIn<. oxkn. The demand the Ruy pride pig,” chuckled Robinson, as he van- go. did know he should do in give They Vessels that in com- Duty during past cendants forever the exclusive to bear a arrived in brought *!iort cargoes a in ished around the corner. right Liverpool all safe, the till one he solved the couldn’t move a limb of anil there the new theoiies of Second Major loading, ordering and exercis- week wa fully up to the expectations of the sell mountain the hell, day question satis- my body, repudiate Henry George pared with last burning upon family escutcheon! second mate acting as first and the boatswain I watched the fire me. was and other theorists about year: ing said ihg.ment in Arms, both Inferior Uliccrs lng interest.- "Tin* market was well supplied with factorily in his’ own mind, and said, **I will slowly creep upon It land, and" will the Advice to Mothers. As are se'dom known as seeon 1 officer. The Sell. .200 stud Soldier- ; and to keep them in good < >rder ami and drovers who had workers that were special correspondents tragic story was never there!” a terrible sight. In the end of the coach near right due to labor manual exertion. In fact, Amy Knight j buyers, open a‘prayer meeting He thought it by d. (i. Co And are commanded to broken no to tamper with the truth, let us believe, for the told, and I have lived in hell ever since.’ well.-loo Discipline. they hereby fairly matched and well found difficulty Mu.s. Winslow's SoothingSvki i* would allord him some balm ami the lire 1 could see a caught between the tlie New Englanders, with the of the 1 for children credit of the that consolation. lady exception Marblehead.200 obey you a- their second Major, and yam arc your- in disposing of them at fair values. Sales noted is the profession, the phenomenon “The excitement which had the mate seats as l was. The lire across transceinlentalists and cranks of have teething prescription of uncuf the best female ! kept I do not think that man ever got there. [Ser- slowly crept Boston, (i. W. Heed.150 self, to ob-erve and follow such Orders and In- I 0 feet In inches, live weight 2*00 lbs, nurse:, and in which Ordas witnessed was a thunder storm up now failed and he fell hack on pair, girth physicians the Fnited States, and has him, the mon. “Sin the Ghost.*’ the ear; she was soon enveloped in flames, and demonstrated themselves “the salt of the Isaac Keene.3oo structions as you shall from Time to Time receive *127. I 7 feet I inch, live 3000 been used of unusual I saw’ one on Against Holy (Fords, pair, girth weight tor forty years with success severity. myself the table with the death rattle in his throat. And then in she burned before Just in all that to essential from the Maior Part of the Council of 0 feet 0 inches, live never-failing Howard & Ilulbert, publishers.) agony my eyes. earth,” pertains progress. your lb*. $133. 1 pair, girth weight by millions of mothers for their children. mountain four years ago, when amid the of the onicers. 7 feet 3 live During top suddenly there, shrieking wind and tlie across from my seat I noticed soon before the 1250 superior 27lo !I>s $10.3; 1 pair, girth inches, the process of its value is water as teething incalculable. It the heeame black midnight and the of the vessel, tlie fellow a (liven under our Hands, and the Seal of the a | G feet lo inches, live groaning poor died, accident father, his wife and I saw right 31*0 lbs, $140; pair. relieves the child from cures daughter. Letter from Colorado. pain, dysentery and or sulphur crevices, showed them- the little a weird on his The Women of Vermont. said State at Boston, the txventy-lifth day of March, weight 2*00 lbs. $125. (Quotations per pair. $150g liarrlma, in the solferetlas, oil-lamp easting light Temperance them, also, crushed together and turned. Just Nine. griping bowels,Jam! wind-colie. selves in lurid flames of red and convulsed features. Skowhegan's in the year of our I.oUD 17-o.‘ 14u« I3u« l20glOOy‘.Hi. By giving health to the child it rests blue, exactly pale as the flames were blazing a foot or two of the the mother. we away [Correspondence Journal.] By the command of the Major Part of the Coun- Milch cows and the like pictures have seen of the gates sir,” concluded the “was a The of a man springer*—Trade during Price 25c. a bottle. ] \ 4S flaming “There, mate, practical folly mixing politics with from me pulled me into the isle and The series of games between the Skowhc- I oil. John Avkky, D. Sec’y. week was more active than it ha- hern for of hell, producing an oiled which crime which was never for DenVKii, Col., October 7,18*7. The politi- past might appall avenged, though temperance in such a degree as to eliminate said: “Come to the window.” ile must have several months brovers found Seen- Grammar class. between the stoutest heart. we gans and of Cumberland Mills, The names of the Council on the margin arc past. ready pur Dialogue teach- laid the facts before the proper officials on mistaken me for some one for the moment cal situation out here is This is a Presumpseots, to the market er and Johnnie. of else, peculiar. «-11:• *ei> at value* fully ui» quota Teacher—“What is the future of of that redoutable our arrival in every other question national interest except partially obscured. Those that can he ‘he Speaking Popocatipetl, Liverpool, the murderer was he had looked at my face he me State its for the State amateur championship, have re- deciphered lions. Among the buyers were many farmers who drinks?'” Johnnie—“He is drunk.” Friar Thomas closely dropped strong Republican and Republicans Gage, quaintly observes: never discovered. Yes, sir, the sea has that of prohibition is clearly evidenced the and hurried the window an ex- are: were for extra choice row s, and it many by through with sulted in a victory for the former nine and the looking dairy “There are no like unto are for Blaine. Somehow the enthusiasm of v wife and mother in Alps ft for height, mysteries.” California. Artemas was in a great degree a ater of fancy as to Every the country should [Alta schism created In Vermont temperance circles clamation of evident disappointment. I then “-Powell, Wanl,-Cushing, Sam cold and constant snow that lieth it.” the active men in the is Somerset Reporter accordingly exalts its horn. price, w hen they found what they wanted! Sales know the great value of as a upon crawled after him in party for the Maine B. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, does through the recent action of the Woman's Chris- painfully safety. | uel Adams, White, Daniel Davis,-Danielson, noted I new milch cow, $75; 3 hew milch cows, One not realize this, however, during the The victorious team has been captained blood puritler. It gives tone, health, and strength, The tain Union of that State in Indors- man. The politicians here are of the free and by N. Cushing, Joslali Stone, Samuel Niles, Jno. Pitts, $go each; l springer, $55; 12 new milch row*, $42 first half of the journey, when “Ho! for the Gettysburg Memorial Association. Temperance lo tin* vital the third movement. On a Survivors of Southern Prisons, In local matters it is as K. Forrest Goodwin, who played one sea- per head; I now milch row, $.*<> l springer, $50, 5 organs, corrects all irregularties, and summit*’ is the cry, and that ultima Utule ing party non-par- easy variety. go you Noah (ioodman.” 14 new tisan basis the women of the Green son with the Belfast club. The new milch row*. $4* per head; milch cows from the like a sheeted above. For an Mountain If an man Skowhcgans Mr. White also has a of continental expels impurities system. Young and gleams ghost It will lie remembered that tlie please. unpopular gets nominated won 10 out of 20 piece money, sold to a dealer at $10 per head ; 1 new milch cow, Legislature State worked for the The New England survivors of Southern games played this season, a* old use hour or more one canters a harmoniously together I il Price if 1. gaily through he is kicked to death in the first round. The follows: paper, value of one third of a dollar, Issued at $3*; 3 new milch cows, $4_* each new milch cow, of Maine, at its last session, made an appropri- diminution of the liquor evil. Now the sub- military prisons held their annual in 5 new charming country, abounding in fields of bar- meeting $05; 2 m w milch cows, $55each milch cow s, Now the divisions of the union are of this State is Hon. Alva Adams. !, vs. Waten i I It s.23 to 22 Philadelphia, Feb. 17, 1770. The motto on the hill | potato-hug will disappear. Italian been with corn and the ation in favor of the battlefield protesting against the Worcester, Mass., Oct. 7. It was the largest governor .skowhcgans $50 each; I new milch mw, $47,3 cows, $3* each; ley. alternating sturdy paler Gcttyburg proved that a line illuminating-gas can he made of action of the central division, and, as in the ease and most enthusiastic since the was or- 2, Maranoeooks.It to 7 j is “Mind your business.” i $14. I ('attains Association. not tlie will of the leaders or of the were chosen as follows: President. man and very The of this $55; common, $2* £37. for bis own,” and arranging seed-time and har- burleigli lias handed a check of *2,500 to Gen- express ing year popular. Mayor city •k Maranoeooks.8 to 7 The second annual meeting of the association was swine.—The arrivals from the West were con suffer with of the temperance workers is made Charles M. of Vice Presi- held in Huston Oct. j. The officers were Why that aching head when you may vest to suit himself—the scene, agriculturally, eral Charles chairman of tlie Commis- majority Smith, Worcester; is IVill. Scott Lee, a Republican and a very 7. Maranoeooks.IS to ft following to home slaughter* rs, and were Hamlin, clear now. The President of the Mrs. of Secre- elected for the Charles signed wholly he cured w ith is about the same at all of the union, dent, H. T. Dudley, Wilkinsonville; S Pittstields.28 to 1ft ensuing year: President, taken from the ears to the Ayer’s Cathartic Pills? portions year. sion energetic chief of one of the finest slaughter- for who in turn has forwarded magistrate — Vice directly and ascend the Maine, it J. L. Perkins, whose excellent service of two tary and Treasurer, Wm. Judd, of Eitchhurg; •k M. S. c. at Bangor. 17 to 8 Lawrence, Philadelphia; Presidents, Guy C. house. Western fat hogs, 5g5l,c, Send a 1 cent to Dr. J. C. & By by you bejond line*of rich to tlie Hath, C harles P. |i (Quotations: per stamp Ayer Co., Treasurer of tlie Association, who lias years gained her a re-election, declined to con- A. E. of Execu- cities in our country. The Governor and Bk M. S. C. at Bangor.14 to 5 (joss. Lovell, Boston; Secretary, lb., live dressed, <*• per lb. store vegetation, to woods and grazing lands. Grad- Chaplain, Stearns, Worcester; Fred P. New weight; country Powell, Mass., for a set of their attractive album its in the let- tinue at the head on account 11, Bangors at Bangor.... 17 to 15 Litchfield, York; Treasurer, Jas. A. slow those on verdure to acknowledged receipt following longer of the pol- tive Committee, Edward Lindsay, of Worces- are men, and that class rule out Iii light supply; the demand offer ually tropical gives place that of ter: Mayor young 12, M. S. C. at 11 to 10 Van Brunt,New York. This resolution regarding cities cards. itical question. The Treasurer of the past five ter. Albert Mason, of Dr. P. Shauna- Bangor- I brought to market from the neighboring and Gardner, here. 13, Lewistons at Lewiston.il to 2 the carrying of freight was passed TIIK TEMI’EICATF, Get. 10, 1S87. Mrs. E. M. after the of Maine. It was voted as towns, and disposed in all manner of ways from ZONE, Gettysburg, Pa., years, Scavcr, resigned han, Dcnnysville, 14, Maranoeooks.18 to 8 Jlesolrnl: That until the Board of Commission from Ge to 10c Points In the British Yarhlmrn’s Favor. Gen. Charles resolutions were as did also sense This State Is full of Maine men. From ers $1.50 to $10 per head, and per lb., even the birds those of the far Hamlin, adopted, the Audi- the of this association that the sufferings 17>, to 3 is successful in uniting the barge carrying in- being north, " Colbys.8 live Dear Sir: tor of tlic two Miss M. P. terest as a with the on weight. meadow-larks and “Pinches.” past years, Moore, so of the Union prisoners of war and the dis- every of the Fine Tree State our l*k (iardiners.2H to 5 I whole, vessel interests the Veal was and the Yachting and yacht have been the nation- jays, chickadees, part boys same Calves.—Trade fair, offerings raring Yours of the 7th Inst., that three active members of the Executive Com- eases contracted while in prison should lie rec- 17, Colbys.10 to 7 basis, the rate of freight shall he suspended. from last week. To the right of the road, rising out of a corn- have come here to delve and for rich In to were taken at a decline (Quota- al sport of Great Britain for more than a State Treasurer’s cheek for mittee were taken from prospect 18, to 7 ! regard the freightage of ice, a resolution century is a enclosing twenty- important duties. Sev- ognized by Congress, and that this association Colbys.17 tions: Choice, gO-U per lb; ordinary 4 *4 g5*4 «• field, high, conical hill, green with waving lb, to 7 “that the rate from the Penobscot be live cents and a half. The first club in the United States five hundred dollars In payment of the appopri- eral State have and endorse and the action taken the ores. The supply is inexhaustahle. Hut bet- Presumpseots.10 1.75 to the It is known as Tctc- Superintendents resigned, approve by more ton than from the was per lb; common, ii4per lb; bobs, $1.25g grain very apex. ation made the of the State of of 20, Presumpseots ....4 to 3 I per Kennebec,” offer- was by Legislature there is sucha feeling dissatisfaction through- National Association of ex-Prisoners of War ter than and silver are the coal mines and ed. After a each. only established forty-three years ago, and it petongo, “The Ilill of Round .Stones,” and is in favor of the gold long debate it was voted to refer the Store demand dull. The Maine, Gettysburg battlefield out the union that talk of disband- of the National of the Grand matter to the Board of Cattle.—Receipts light, was seven years after that that the America crossed manifestly artificial. On its summit is a ruined withdrawal, Encampment the It is to Commissioners, and they Memorial Association, is in hand. and of a agricultural products. amazing The total not debt of the Dominion of Cana- offerings In fair condition for slaughtering. (Quo- the Atlantic and back tlie where doubtless ing organization separate society is Army of the Republic in reference to pen- were requested to provide a bill of lading on Ice. brought Queen’s cup. altar, sacrifices, (perhaps hu- da on was tations: Yearlings, $12415; 2-year-olds, $11 £21, Accept thanks of the Association. heard on side. The women of Vermont that each memlicr of the New sec the resources of Colorado. It is destined September 30, $227,341,475, showing It was voted to lix the annual dues at the rate of Only twelve years ago the yacht clubs in this coun- man) were once offered to unknown gods by every sions'; England 3 year-olds, $17£33. could Yours Very cannot allord io their Christian work Association this vote to the n decrease of $1,152,000 for the month. three cents per ton. only bring out less than a hundred boats some a Kcspeetfully, hamper report post of to produce more fruit, wheat, potatoes and and Lambs.—The arrivals were all from try long-forgotten people. On similar ele- An action was Sheep all told. At the same time the English in J. Lawrence Sciiik, by dragging in political matters, and the effort which he Is a member and ask their influence important of the meeting the un- the West and to slaughterers; taken di- yachts vation a mile distant, the remains of a temple grapes than any other State in our Its The department of customs at Ottawa states animous vote authorizing the Commissioners to consigned commission numbered 1,700. The Briton has time, Treasurer. already should serve as a to in that direction. Also that this vote be sent country. rect from cars to slaughter-house, costing, landed : and considerable have been found. produced warning that smuggling between Boston and the Mari- employ permanent council at such terms as money, experience and enterprise all in his favor, pottery other States. Journal. to the President of the National market Is at Its door. The are all of they lb; lambs, i>cr lb, live and Still the soon dis- [Boston Association people time Provinces is on the increase. may see fir, for the benefit of the members. The Sheep, 5§. Norton occupied the The W. F. Thomas, of this city, has an tree last week from St. Louis where lie had The October term of the fcj. J. Court for Waldo citizens of Stockton was held at Grange hall Wed- coming full moon Is known as the Hunter’s apple been at- of the M. E. Real estate in Belfast is a sure indi- c Pulpit church ...Miss Jane BELFAST, TlIERsDAY, OCTOBER *20, 1887. tthe 12th Inst. the weather was advancing, attaining many blossoms. the National Sch. Banne r sailed for M t. Descr* Sunday nesday Although moon. tending Encampment of the Grand Thursday load- E. county opened at Belfast Tuesday, Jlon. A. Libby, too cold for a cation of healthful McFarland is in Rock ...Miss Liz- comfort, large company was in at- growth ami business prosperity. The ed with visiting port Maine Central railroad will enter its Atmv-Lafayette Carver Post, G. A. It. a hay. of Augusta, presiding Justice. Court was opened tendance. The fair was a good success and all A Connell of United will he upon gave zie Rumiells of Lawrence, Mass., who has been lvkrv tiii usd.w morning by thk Fellowship organiz- Ciiukcii Notes. Rev. P. clam was quiet and harmonious the S. Thachcr of Augus- winter time table on the 23d. inst. stew on Your (rank II. Park left last with prayer by ltev. J. A. Savage. throughout day. cur Sibley making temporary lie was a coal by sell. Lackawanna. been spending a week with his son, farmers are deserving of credit for the Mr. Arnold Harris runner, running over with Rockland loaded is repairing the stores on pairs on their which will paving for New York and Ida Harvester Rev. G. M. RFSSELL (>. DYER.Local Editor. It. F. Co. manv articles of excellent wharf, undergo general rot an I Stilphen....Miss Zidic Abbott of Lin Dunton, Attorney. quality they produced Main street gut, they run him into the retreat on the Sc.h. Lackawanna has a line new suit of sails and had on exhibition. The hall was occupied by G. G. Pierce and II. J. next lime for Boston. Mr. William Heberts Abbie ITilsifer, Court upper chief- repairs spring. hill. has return- coinviHe visited Miss Edith M. Farrar Saturday lleportcr. used for the ladies’ and miscellane- Locke. ed just completed by John Putnam. ly department to New York— numbers of stone cut- and A. G. /.. L. J. W. ous Monday the Architect of tiie Treas- Large Sunday....Mr. Cox of was The Third Caswell, Downs, Wallace, articles and was filled to overflowing. Its ar- Supervising Mr. Frank Mr. E. A. George Rockland, Party. Mr. R. P. Chase has just laid a new carpet in the Whitmore is putting the finishing ters are coming here.Mr. W. V. Noyes, wife and daughter left lor their in town the Frank Massy and B. F. Voting, Deputy >iicriil-. rangements were very tasteful and attractive. ury opened bids for putting steam-heating appar- Lane, photo- lirst of the week. Mi.-s J. K. Lambert and oflicc of touches to his new and is it in home in Astoria, Oregon, 1 Miss Ann the of Probate at the Court house, grapher from has been Tuesday. Fdwanl A. Wadsworth, Thompson Register atus into the post office building in this I painting Camden, here, and is well East According to Prof. Bateman, of Searsinont. Messenger, made a line of and city. colors. Tiioicndike. Harvesting is all very display millinery goods House. T. patronized when he comes.Mr. A. M. Ciijit. Warren A. of the nearly as one The Grand is a new one i< as follows; George Reed, of Belfast, was the Austin, Griflin, hark Clara L. who has been prominent of the third Jury and Mr..!. G. Lambert of dry goods. S. A. Kendell an only bidder, done and the fanners are now with their fall The will he busy in the State, tin* is not now ! C. W. attractive of silver ware and arti- The families in a double-tenement bouse in this at $1,545. officers for the Waldo I dentist, here this week from Rockland. .Mi-Gilvery, arrived home last week. party organization T. Smart, swanville, foreman; Charles display fancy County Agricultural plowing-Ross Higgins lias arrived home from in a condition. to a cles. L. F. Staples a ease of There will be nourishing He writes isennont: Nelson it. u ;uuo: variety goods. so that communication has The society elected Saturday afternoon at Clifton t.rewster, i.iiley, was a line of ladies’ city disagree decidedly night policemen one of the ! Equi- j Bt’RNHAM. Mr. Orrin Curtis arrived from Liverpool Saturdav New York and is at South Brooks_ Portland that “under the intluenre of a array ornamental and fancy recently stopped Farrington had one of teaching paper Llislia Il.Conant and Belfast: been cut off a board fence between Italian ty grange hall. after a six .Joseph Whittaker, needle work, rugs, quilts, paintings, flowers, pre- by erecting high laborers on the street at two o’clock in the his ankles years absence from home. Wes. has returned to ...Mrs. II. lot uf superannuated and nerveless clergymen, badly injured in jumping from a wagon. Whipple Bangor John serves. jellies, dairy Ac. W. F. Griflin the front doors. C. i». to the Cole, Winterport; James 11. Damon, I'nity; products, morning. lie had a bag six lfazeltinc, Esq., went ISoston ...Misses < J. Stevens and of are party is withering with the dry rot." He exhibited mounted birds and containing cabbages yesterday j Ada and Blanche Fletcher spent la.-t ;«pt. L. L. Griflin of hark IMward Kidder son, Bangor, visiting friends animals. An ele- to look fiirtlcr declares in his letter that the Maine C. A. Krskine, Palermo; John s. Hill, Northport; Mr. A. on his back and had been a raid. after the owners interest in the schr. St. in town gant lamp frame and nlacques, designed and carv- J. Com Ion, of this city, now in Colorado evidently making week visiting friends and relatives in Camden, arrived home from New York Tlie seventh anniversary of Bethel a •Johns collision case. Friday. prohibitory parly Sate committee voted, Thomas Leonard, Mentville: K. II. .Marlin, Lin- ed by .J 1L Bradford, attracted much attention. for The Italian was taken to but was was celebrated 1»\ it- traveling a Kansas City house, was recently in- jail, released Rockland and other points tin* coast..Mr. A. .1. Nickerson Lodge members la>t Salur few months to raise SgMio for There were collections of ancient and arti- along received a cargo of shore and ago, organizing ■ •dnville; ?»Iot re, Monroe: William foreign next Miss .Juliette A. ami Mrs. A Washington too numerous to jured in a railroad accident, but lias recovered. day. Wiggin, of the city, is W. L. Shaw have returned from a day evening. picnic supper was served by the purposes, and elected Prof. F. \V. (Joweii. of cles, mention in detail, contribu- making just middlings by sell. Hi noetic last < diver. Freedom; Lunch W. Bobbins, Searsport: ted The train two Thursday ladies ...Alonzo has Freedom. State ami lecturer. (Jow- by the citizens, but especially the sea captains ran into a washout. We are indebted to Williamson for quite extensive repairs on her house, corner of weeks sojourn in the western of the Higgins gone to \roo-took organizer .Joseph Ksq. part Mr. William Smith, Stockton ; Horatio Twitched, Jack- and their wives. This helped to make our fair in- William madt* a living < •'. to visit h'o iti worked six weeks, S”»0 of his own Mr. the number of the Maine Historical Main ami Cedar streets. State and in Mass....Mr. and Mrs. John lhompsouof Chicago brother, < lutrics Higgins ..Prof. spent and for which we return our Henry O. Dodge, of this will move Ids July and Emery son ; N. John teresting attractive, city, vi.-it to ( .1. ( Nickel- and wife money, ami soO of his friends* money, ami Horatio Woodcock, Searsmont; of fill Atoll Herein this apt. last week. Parley opened a writing school in Dist. No. | la.-t grateful thanks. vest business from street to Ids new Genealogical Recorder, containing a portrait of The new hall of the of in Mr. place last week and stopped then diseovt red that the State committee had High factory Knights l'ythias Miss week and Woods, Troy. .'sixty head of rattle were on the grounds; all Gov. \\ m.G. over two were Aldie V Sargent, who has been is meeting with good success. on ami on the the Crosby and an accompanying sketch Charles Black’s will soon be for days. They the guests of Win. If. visiting not raised a dollar to pay him. (iowen has very and some animals. There Saturday, Saturday following building ready Fikst Tkavkusk .Ji itv. A. C. (.'urrier, Morrill, good, thoroughbred Kimball — Mr. friends in New York and by Mr. written for the Re- dedication. Josiali Jordan has sold his farm Boston, arrived home l,\ Ti: land ( Norman store* lor To cts. to sI buslu l The published in the Portland Herald -a paper we county Twenty coops of the manufacture of in this and has Burnham and Martin L. of as six at the Belfast House Weymouth. up apt. Dunbar, per tanners F. Fletcher, I.incolnvilh : Jeremiah Oil- clothing city, Kcynolds Sidney nights engagement Opera ...Mrs. (excused, very line birds were exhibited. Drummond Ilar- Jessie Uoynolds is reported ns sick w ilo and child. arc well with the in do not see- taken the rooms on delegates to the convention of the Consolidated Oct. 2oth. A new and unite pleased experiment raising and that he also says in this letter « of exhibited of thor- High street soon to be vacated Tuesday evening, repertoire rist. Kne\ Jeremiah M. (.rant, Stockton; Win. riinan, Searsport, eight coops witli as diphtheria, is also a child of Mr. sweet corn for i■ ■!.• birds. W. F. Grinin exhibited a Mr. O. Cattle Growers Association of the United Charles ,1. It. Nichols >. I*. has the I ry and think that next that State Constable Mitchell has declared that II. BeM'a.-i ; e F. oughbred novelty by Henry Dodge. Suites, popular prices. (apt. ship Hitchcock, Hall, Ambro Hatch, Isle-boro; Wood-There was a trot the fowls—a live owl. W. at the I'uitv vear can .. among very dignified to be belli in Kansas City, Mo., on and park Oct. made another from to they do wt II Butter i- plenty and sell- the of Waldo have dcsert- Bufus I*. Hill-. Belfast. A commercial traveler from Poston was drunk Monday Pensions have been to Charles ipiiek passage, Liverpool Kepublieans county !>. smart, of Searsport, had a very good lot of ap- granted Fowler, lith. Tlie is a Get. 31 st and Nov. 1st. following summary New York in £! ing at low price-, a- tanners an nnoe We extend our thanks to our in our Tuesday, John W. liufus days. keeping e i him. No doubt a report to that etlect readi- si:coni> Tkavkksi: Ji hv. Mathew i.assell, ples. neighboring streets one evening last week, and insulted Palermo; Carlcton, Winterport; Matched /lace. towns, our for their cows titan usual. Stock is low. Grain especially Searsport friends, a number of Mrs. Moses W. w ho died on of B. Mr. and very crop e 1 Prof. searsmont, foreman: Phineas Hunt, Bella.-1 ; T. ladies. He was arrested and taken to Brown, Thursday Bickford, increase, North Brooksville; Phincas Sewell s. Dudley wife, who have -pent this their Bateman, but Mr. Mitchell denies tine exhibits ami liberal patronage. There were so limiter 15. Morgan Knox.I •> corn Fall seed i> season light; good. extra, which is very- !. Huxl'ord. Brooks: Hubert >o but was last week, was a Miss of and a Blue Hill. V. Call 15. M. Nellie •» tilth at the left lor their he Kidman, Prospect; many articles nearly alike that it was difficult jail, liberated by a jail commissioner. He Newell, Moutville, Billings, Call. t Nearsport House, making such a remark, although has said favorable for fanners as have not bad to for the committees to decide who was entitled to settled. lady Time *2.51, 2.52. home in Boston Wednesday. they feed \ brain Knowlton, North poll; Henry Lane. Frank- universally respected. She leaves a husband John L. fish from New that the of the have the premiums. We would be pleased to note more Thompson, warden, /•'our out much hay yet ...Elias Sc.avey lias sold a temperance people county and two 10. of year

» visiting him a-* an earnest and mittees (ieorge M. Treeo..•> M. Prentiss was offered bv A. G. limit of Belfast heretofore, lb publican, B. F. to the illness of Mrs. Brackett the remains of her < Merrithew, Searsport; Overh.ok, Liberty; had a cat which nineteen one is assigned for next. Miver Ch. G. M. the lir.-t time in six years. M at stock. Grade lierefords, li\e-years old day, weighed pounds, Tuesday C.. jj -j .*.*110 for hi- colt Alnaught, three and one half knows, as does everyone else, that the main Jonathan Jack-on. mother were to her house and the A. Clark (* G. Bonny Bidley oxen, Wm. F. Black, 1st and 2d. of the ever It brought funeral Doou.;{ j j largest seen here. was a short Capt. James McKeen, of this has sold his Time 3.05. ( apt. William Arleen has sold his interest in the months old. The colt is one of the most old Win. F. 1st and 2d. services city, 3.03?.,", 3.05. fashion obstacle iii the way of suppressing runiselling SffKUM MiJtAititis. \\ D. Tasker, M«*. tvide; F<>ur-years oxen, Black, haired feline. held there. steers, Wm. F. Black, 1st. house and lot on Cedar street to Mr. Loren Fletch- Sell. Brunette, and Cnpt. .lames Waterhouse will able bred in the state. Mr. Prentiss has more of ( I-. Two-years-old l.lHEHTt. The races at the in this county is a official in Belfast. raw lord Treat, searsport: V. B. Turner, i*.;- Win. F. Mr. Willis K. of this will park Saturday on solitary one-year-old steers, Black, 1st. <>ur citizens continue to feed the Italian work- Hamilton, city, pipe er, of Hixmont. McKeen will move to his command her in tin* future. the same that are for sale... Capt. the whole were breeding sheep are lermo: H. L. Bing, Thorndike. < ows. Wm. F. Black, 1st. his for hot water The 1 very satisfactory. The cold weath- men. Last week Mrs. Frank M conservatory heating. pip- premises in the upper not so as w ere D. the sensational coloring given to the old heifers, Horace 1st. Lancaster and rs. neighborhood. er lessened the < apt. Alansou Ford, who has secured command plenty they a few years ago and are spite Orrin Moody, of Medlhld, vs. T. Morton, of Two-years Staples, and attendance, hut about 400 persons Wm. F. 2d. J. L. furnished Mrs. ing machinery arrived Friday and were i in demand. Two-years-old heifers, Black, Sleeper coflee ami John The commissioners held an of one of and Talhots left w ith ids mui good People now think it pa\s to new the Dexter bank ease, Stockton. An action of assault and and county adjourned were present and horses were there rope ships, story concerning battery Common grade cows o\er 4 years old, Benson Wadlin taken from a building at Freeport. Mr. Hamilton i good from Al- doughnuts, and Mrs. Edward Sibley and session in this other Edward for San Francisco last keep sheep as well as any kind of farm stock, as t be comments of m rs which had to l'.d-e imprisonment. The was a and staples. l>t: llenrv Hawes, 2d. lias had city Wednesday. Among hi«m, I’nity, Freedom and Beirast. We are more Thursday. wspnp* pill*, pcdlcr Mrs. A. C. a successful season and will continue to wool and ( ows J years old, II. S. stowell, 1st and 2d. Sibley have also fed the laborers. business the line was run out between the lambs are always cash at \ our door. drew bis cart about the streets. sept. lb, Issu, he county than ever convinced that we have Mrs. A L. Carver lost a chenille shawl some take the la ws at second hand, and of counsel ( ows .{ old, Kdwin 1st. improve bis facilities. His houses now are full of good horses years Berry, The Y vet its. The will 1 >t and so railed. Bt'CKsi'oKT. at the deft's house at Stockton, who i< a G->ws 2 Mrs. Edna be stripped this Angicr property, among us that with would where between the hotel and ( Isaac Tuesday night Oc.t. 4th the barn for the bank and other-, whose interest it i- to lodged years oid, John L. 1‘anno, 1st. stock plants from which he will bo able t<» proper training not apt. (jilkey's. ( i week and hauled out for the winter.The supply of Mrs. Robert Lot Next his bill and ov%> year old, A. D. Goose, 1st. sehr. Mrs. Jno. of us a disgrace track in the I In- linder will a Mills was burned, with two tons of haw it that cashier Barron committed keeper morning pill', paid tlowers during the winter. Crockett, Rrospeet, lias sent any State.Mrs. Miranda confer great favor by leaving itat appear ( ahHenry Haws, 1st. Wm. Frederick went afoul of Mr. Webster's and -tailed toward- Belfast. When between Searsport yacht natural in tlie of what be Benner left for her home in California last week. the hotel. hay a quantity of lire wood. Two chests of suicide, we can but believe that the l.arge.-t herd of dairy stock, Henry Haws, 1st. Thomas II. Marshall G. curiosity shape might inyste-y last week and broke her in the Post, A. R. will give a tools to < with another drove Common G topmast cap. called Siamese twin Mrs. J. L. Know Iton is sick — belonging has. Havner, and a small flock and Bclfa-t, deft., nun, past, grade, working oxen, years old, Jas. apples—two small but per- quite Masque Mrs. Desire Black has been, or soon will 1 e. solved The Jeannette is still afloat and will dance at their rooms, in this this and two children, who have satisfactorily Lanpher, 1-t: Solon Fllis, 2d. be for some city, (Thursday) formed Ball at Hall St. on of hens, were also burned. Cause unknou in got out, -topped pill., and with profane language, fectly apples joined together. George the evening of the 27th the r. and done to tin* of the 'haul. Five-years-old. Geo. K. Lothrop, 1st. time. evening. The proceeds will be used to dishes spent summer with her mother Mrs. If. M. justice memory buy inst. Music suranee Kd Tillock was thrown d.-mauded i-’b. P'fl'. was detained by force on the John 1st: Mr. by Morse’s (Quadrille band ... \ very light.... from Four-years-old, Bennie, James Jacob, to Frank K. Crowley, Maine Central station large McDilven, left for their home in South Carolina With the Boston .) Hirn;:!. and the great replace those lost by the recent lire. Supper bis major- aid through fear of violei.ee deft, _(1. Mr. A. K. I’. Moore, a veteran ot the war ami a underground drain is put in on the street in carriage last week and severely stunned, but highway, paid will be served agent in this city, has bought Mrs. Frank B. Fred being last week. of case **we Three Clias. Kneeland, 1st. from ">.3ft to 8 P. M. ity th'-* familiar with the have sj and allowed him to take hi.-cart t<> yi ars-old, has obtained an increase of Thursday front of tin- stores, it is a much received no other injuries. The was good-fr,,m Wt'!.!>. P* nsioner, pension. crick’s house, on Primrose Ilill,and will it needed impn-ve- carriage Three-years-old .Jersey Jiull, registered, eveningOet. 27th there will be a dance at Flanders occupy secretary Swreiser has be n the w eek held to the <-on\iction that Mr. Barron Deft, For some time Mr. Moore has been at work for the ,ne,d.\bout a and a half busy pa>l pi .qty well splintered — * .rant is always make up the balance of the demand. denied a very tine animal, l'ike Bros., of Searsport, 1st. in about three week-. Mrs. Frederick will move year ago in the interest Ivory renovating Hall at the Head of the Title. Whitten’s orchestra in out Durham Horace 1st. of sending circular invitations to the teachers bis store ■ n Front was an innocent, man. who had been foullv the as-ault and alleged that after pill', left his one-year-old hull, staples, government repairing the mason work at tlie to honesty and reform it became the of the st....Mr. Heath, who has been will furnish on Boston. duty Hoksks and Colts. Two-vears-old stallion, music both occasions. in this district to meet at the teachers’ institute to in Mr. dealt with. The tile of the del. etives that house he discovered tun be had befouled the car- Ca.stine light house, and we understand has otlu r Administration to remove our then elleeient Ilarriman’s hairdressing rooms fora mini ry Dr. A. >. Bird, l-t. The exterior the post Accident. Mr. .1. of this of Public Library building is he held at Belfast. her of bed and other lie overtook him on < hlood mare, Wilfred 1-t jobs upon light houses. Thompson, city, master because he was a y ears, has bought out (.has. rooms he assaulted himself, gagged and hambaiil- d pet, ck-thing. lyde-dalc staples, and Bepubliean, and it was a! Hopkins < 1 was completed the staging has been taken down. oil. >avid Ames, 1st. quite severely injured Monday. He was at that on s.-h. sal lie 1’On which and will '-any on the himself, and {•> die. in order e«*n- the highway nod ••numb'd damage ftt'aeartiel. The ease of of this charged leged the night of the Democratic rati Ilea completed loading hay for harboring hu.sines.-s then laydown Drew and Knox mare, David Ames, 1-t. Henry Wyman, city, The red cement between the courses of stone adds Little River dam when a Mast from the engine tion A. E. Ity him. Mr has iniuivo. Wicit !;e did w a- .(I: -iilie*t bv toe murage. II. C. Ilunton. 1st. w ith without a Cnited States meeting in front of Fred Know lton’s store he Nickerson sailed for Kurkport Hopkins gone to Camden to e.-;d leii- i' Uei. s ill i accounts, impressed it- Colt., selling liquor license, greatly to the appearance of the The Tuesday Heightened his horse. Mr. was on the building. stood w look for a new Ver.liu .••: pin'. an 1 damages a--c--cd at u ni.-. i Four year-old, John Merithcw 1st. came for a at Portland last week. Thompson across the street and made up faces at Mont- here^she will take in two thousand casks of lime place The sale of pews at the self us at til on a- one of tie* wildest up hearing grounds will now be graded. upon Knox and Morgan colt, Eugene Blanchard, l-t. ground holding the animal bv the but the church took Bunnell- for piIV. Thomj -on tor deft. was on head, gomery the speaker on that occasion ...We have lor Charleston, where she will load lumber for Cong, place the loth. Bids for choice fiinntits of detective imagination: and the I wo-ycars-old colt, John Marden, 1st. Wyman acquitted the plea that he has not horse broke away and overturned and smashed The new Masonic Hall at will be ran as F. W. Brow n v-. Mark \\ B der-m. Action to Draft hor-e. Charles Kneeland, id. : sold liquor for six months. A witness for the Searsmont, J three widow Gilmans in this little village.As Jamaica. high as The Christian Kndeavor eagerm ss with which this th was ;«« v j• i♦ *d j the Mr. was struck on dedicated on Oct. 27th. The -ry recover ren- Breeding sow and pigs, Henry Haws, 1st. carriage. Thompson top of Thursday evening town of late Society will hold a convention balance due for professional services ! prosecution said he bought rum, but not from nearly every has made mention of C. II. Monroe has just received from F. M Har- Friday the 21st Inst, Puii.no. Drummomj the foot either or in certain and the re linos shown to llarriman, Searsjiort, by the horse the The officers of l< will be installed at the ( \t quarters, dered Jewett A l»r-> A :i. Pill, was a member ol but at a brick store near the carriage. Quantebacook Mlge some smart old we wish to ong. stry. All are invited by Bull' Chochen, 1-t: White Choehen, 1st; Black Wyman, foot of Main remarkably people j ris. who has recently opened a wholesale jewelry cordially < loot was cut ami bruised. and a and dance will follow. It is ex bia.-kt n tie- reputation -*f the ad man. wi re the law firm of Jewett A Brown. Bella.-;. Deft.'s ( iiochen 1-t. Brahmas, B.G. Blanchard I street. badly supper peel- mention one, Mr. who lives I will >ay ;is t«. the sentiment of -m tin Eight 1st; George Sibley, about a ! establishment at Washington St., Boston, a line Bucksport Drummond id. Black Drum ed the Grand Master will be to Us." We give elsrwh-Te s-ollac wife w.u i;»«!!■ *:<_*•! and deft. c an.--1 from ! llarriman, Leghorn, The Good of Clinton an present. half a mile from this in Montville. Barron <\‘tse that we have ill-explicable -ought Tempi.trs recently gave village lie was line of the latest of all also a always believed tirmlv | iao;i•, llarriman, Ist. W hite Leghorn, Drummond Mr. I. V. Miller, of this city, i- the champion style jewelry kinds; ma entertainment and Mr. W. B. clerk oil the Belfast rail- si years old last and since that in the of tlie details of recent s. and I •111.'.- firm. Bi>vvn says a Laiyr n was !c lliat llarriman, 1-t. 1-t. B.G. oyster supper. The entertain- Snow, postal July, time has done new line of watches. integrity of Mr. Barron.Mr.-. .1 .-. developin'-’ W'yandottes, Blanchard, checker player in this \ trinity, if n<»: in Maine. He ph 1 W s. the usual work to await the r-'ii't of tin h gal in- they won hi take the ca-e for Si :u .• I ii sim--; --In! >andotu--, id. s. French, White Leghorn id. ment consisted of music by the Clinton Musical road, has received his permanent appointment. lie done on a farm, harvesting, j launders has sohl her residence at the corner B'il'u- Black brown 1-t. E. Par- ing with sluulow pantomimes, the last the Mr. Snow has a examination, tw enty live rods of stone-wall. It i- as hue a I Orland Tillock and wife will now have j Mndgett, Turks, beaten in a being passed satisfactory piece Joseph matched series, llecentiy he began a ary Islands,discharged and sailed for Norfolk ar t brosigl;' to recover 1 ahim-i D. ft. say the con- tri'lgo. Pekin I>ueks, 1-t. hear by W. F. Brown and B. G. True at and is a and of wall as one would wish to sec; double at the at Ute Boor Mr. Kmerton W.\Mi!Nt;rt».\. D. Oct. 1*',. The super- of caught very competent gentlemanly young j charge farm, being obliged Fakm and Gakdln Piiodi Tioxs. Bean.-- L. series eight games with a man named Otto Bob- riving there Oct. 11th, the in iwo eoii- tract was tiiat Jewett A brown vvoid-1 defend hi- Moose head alter which a sociable man. bottom and at the making trip to his vising architect yesterday awarded the 1st: J. E. S. T. Lake, and sup- single top, and the old man give up position on account of the death of ; Partridge, corn, Jordon, 1st; j insoii, at Carthage, Missouri. Miller was sure to months and three traet for furnishing tin- materia! for the titM «• t-e for whidi was all tlie he ha ', ami per were furnished. The were ahout handled rock in day-. wife. Mr. and Slo, money I Blanchard, id; sweet corn, s. T. Blanchard, 1st; receipts $41, The of Mr. and Mrs. every it at least tw ice, and all since Mrs. Tillock were there seven to >. at win live of tie- games when Uohiuson withdrew. young daughter Frederick teen spin of the Augusta building 1. Bangs daia (». E. s. H. the net about It was The years to Mr. Kmerton .. to tie lie i! in advance. Verdict ror deft. Wi! Baga Turnips, Lathrop, l.-t; Pike, $33. gotten up for the benefit his slst birthday. He stands to take his team organ recital under the auspices of the prior Owing paid of this ready oor his bil of slo.ut»o. Th'- bids for building both s<-ir-port, id: white It. I>. Bennett, 1st; Brown, city, was severely burned one day I health of Mr. Joshua Bassett he and his wif.- turnip-, Him cationai. Meeting. The annual of Mrs. G. s. Stevenson who was and which we mentioned several weeks liamson for jdiL Thompson lo d, :t. meeting lately burned go out fora day’s work at and is on Cong, society have to tori' s were so high that they could not be il. Pike, id: Pumpkins, A. Goodhue, 1st: B. (.. last week. She ran against her mother who was ploughing gone Florida for the winter. Their friend- Wl.u; id s. of the Waldo Teachers Association will be out. hand at ago. comes oil'this, Miss Fan- wish them a l.uiii available, -o it was deter- The following from out town arc 1:» !! •■hard, Squashes, T. Blanchard, l-t; Eli County sunrise in the having done all Thursday, evening. pleasant journey, and the return ot vvitlith- luieis lawyers carrying in her hand a teapot full of hot tea. The morning, P. Wendell, id; citron, Eli P. Wendell, 1st; 1. V held at the sehool room bis nie of will at pertert health-Mr. Barbour of Verona has I uilt mined io build the first one wit li the that attendance the court T. !’. Piavi'. and ( I High in this city, on Fri- Srdden chores at home before Trot out om Berry, Camden, preside the organ, hope upon Death- Mr. Joseph C. Patch, of South was thrown into the face of the leaving. ten row boats in the so * ilart iman, id: tomatoes, S. T. Blanchard. 1-t; E. boiling liipiid last year. He is over yr>. oiigress wiil increase the this L. Littlefield. Bo kland. L 1L M mil gome ru ( am- and of tills week. smart old We and will be assisted in the entertainment Mr. E "f appropriation Parindge, id: potatoes, C. IL Ford, 1st; Charles day Saturday Friday evening Brooks, died verv last week «»7 child. boys. learn that there w ill he a by age. Beat it if you can. His boats are in in d *-ii. Mr. Fo-g.-i, B.ck port, at;.; Hiram' Bliss,; suddenly aged good winter. It is proposed to do th-- vv.rk such I id: J E. S. T. the teachers will be addressed Prof. W. J. race at the C. Adams, eornetist, of and Mr. demand. Kncciaud, beets, Lathrop, 1st; by years, lie had been to the ollice and was re- good Park next Saturday between Bangor, Jordan, a that if the extra is .btaiu- Washington. Bin;:, id; H. E. 1st: It. post The odd Fellows and Masonic .Journal way appropriation hard, cabbages. llarriman, of the Register Free baritone singer, of I'ortl.md. As this will be a rare Corthell, Corham Normal sehool, one of the turning holm- and in o\er a fence his foot Wellington’s Trade, of Albion. Littlefield’- Fukkijom. The base ball nine of this ed the building can be completed w it hour any ! ■. Bennett, id: nuit, E. Partridge gresitest va- stepping for October academy Tlie Story of u liurrkuue. best educators in the state. will has been received. It is enlarged to of Belfast, musical treat, and a share of the proceeds is to be change in the to Ken- riety apples, ist; Herbert Black, searsport, best Paper.- be read went into a hole which wrenched him somewhat. Troutbrook, and A. D. Bump’s Castle place, recently reeeived a from the Al present plans. 'Special j twelve The editor attended the annual challenge l"t of 1 -t: -t. E. Jorden, id; pears, Albert Miss Nellie J. of the I (Jrammar pages. Dare, of Thorndike—all devoted to the work the ladies are for the nebec Journal. apples by Pierce, pper he went on and to a good horses, and as there doing Mon nine to on the of the former I apt. /• H. Crocker ot the bark \\ ,ard Mmiyclt. 1st: E. 1st: Hez. llarri- Recovering coming cooper session of the play grounds Kelly. grapes, Partridge, Sovereign Lodge at Denver, and has is a church and we have no doubt a audi- When it is stated a Maine com-eni otl'er- School, Belfast, by M. J. I)ow, of Brooks, and by went in and in conversation quite rivalry between them they w ill be driven society, large last tiial V. relit wrote 1 ber : the Si W Y>-1 k lieraM lii iii. id: cranberries. Mrs. J. T. Shute. 1-t; little shop engaged with the Saturday, which they accordingly did, with !y written an exhaustive account of that ence Miss a Edward Evans and James of Waldo. important for all there is in them. ( will be in attendance. a sadie >hute disli of ripe raspberries; but- Harding, Mr. Patch a ome! I)r. of to ed. to the building cording to the his < -t mi- and remarkable cri- occupants. began story concerning Abbott, Albion, umpire the game. It complete .elabiuy e\i ter. Mrs. E. B. Mrs. meeting. Partridge, 1-t; Walph Devereux, AH are invited. A CVRlosn v. coopering, when his companions noticed, that lie Prospect. Mrs. Abbic < f We have received from Captain was late when and on account of specifications furwliat remained >-f tlit* original euce in a liurrie;:ae ’:.?•» w :•'< .• l.i ii: t: Ai;_. !'• 7 "ear-port, id: loaf white bread, Mrs. W. L. Han Morse, Searsmont playing began hesitated and his Miss.). W. Charles seine lish < sou. l-t. Annie Grillin, 1st: Miss The double'-headed calf and head fell forward to his breast. Ferguson’s millinery opening began Spiritualist, will bold a at the Salvage scale- which are a great darkness were to call the at the the result * if the !». moerati- on die pa-say. •'.• New k i< b. :' -ur, liiib preserves, pear.-. eight-logged pig meeting George they obliged game ’appropriation, job- \ ena Mrs. W L. 11 inson, were also to Ik* seen for live last and He at her store in Masonic and will measure Jliehborn, id, jellies, vents, and was carried into the house, but was dead. Temple yesterday schoolhouse next at 1 P. M. Miss Ella curiosity. They 2and 2\ inches and end of the fifth Below is a result of tie- ti.- of The Captain say. i-t: tomato Annie least state Constables Sunday inning. bery which lias attend.-d manipulation pickles Grillin, 1st; catchup, perhaps Stevenson, Partridge e mtinue .She has a line came off a lish (5 2 through to-day. display of Gabriel and Vesta ft. in. that 2**7 lbs., and the number < f scores A bold the hurricane eu.-on ia.-t Mrs. W. L. 1st. and Mitchell—“three of a kind”—were there and Released. Mention was made, of the arrest in daughter Brow n, died last long weighed game, made each this be seen, it i< beyinniny Hanson, of building may quite ., in all the different and in- week a readily -uinuiej- 1 liotcvd ;i ]•( n -i in the IK ;v id iIiai mas- could be seen free of cost. millinery goods lines, of dropsy, 13 years. The funeral ser- pronounced by experts Serous, a very rare spe- member in each N'MKDLK, MAC III NL AND FANCY' WORK. Boston some weeks ago of Bendy s. Sidelinger, aged inning possible that Congress may refusi an addition- ters ot \-"i Iser.eotiidi liny hurricane would -end The above is from the cluding of course the latest fashions. All are in- mon was Elder Lewis cie-, found only in the tropics. This li-h was taken >-fa velvet elicnille Miss J.E. Prog. Age report of the charged with a deserter from the P. S. preached by Pendleton at KKK KlrtlM. s-.-me particular.' eoueerniny them to that journal: pillow painted, being vited to call and examine the nl an 1 that tlm building !-t. recent fair at When goods. the school house. The in the (.'df of Bara near La Brea in the Island oi appropriation. may i: ‘.uplianee with whi.-li ! -end tiie b-ilowiny L.onbert, Sofa pillowplu»h,ribouedarrasene I'nity. we add that Mr. Mitch- Army. He was taken to JelVerson Barracks, Mo., George school children 1 2 Tor: I. w.-rk. Mi-- Lillie Moulton. 1-t. silk Keen, D s',nie i’i an -iiort account of on*-, that will make Crazy pattern ell was in and Mr. Mr. A. G. Hunt has sold his house on formed in headed bv the Trinidad. The lish was taken < salvage, r.2 I thus left for time imlinMied hopiny y-m Bangor Partridge at his home but has since been released, as the note dwelling procession, teacher, Miss by apt. Mi.-.- Sadie -J. W i 1st! SeaiV. Miss following McKiulcv -jb.2 I I some comments on the -buyidar hanyes of tne sears)*ort, who threw the iron him. u was in at the time the locates them in from Cedar street to Mr. Horace Crosby, and it will be Alberta Nickerson, and followed the remains lilly plumb through --a! eoiiditioii. T.he tirsl appropriati ample, w :n•!. Tb. hark W illard >! udyeit le!t New York Annie Black. Scarspsrt, 1st; Mrs. Willa Libhey, Sear-port Age headquarters shows: to Hatch, :;i .I i i. Mantle Mrs. Irene lliehborn. it his brother Mr. William who their last There were vngc says that when .m deck Mu li-h r, so on the Pith of I"-';, hi ;m- Jisl ii.st.. at Lambrequin, 1st; I'nity will be seen that the of the occupied by Crosby, resting place. few but shed brought Fuller, lb. but it was us- •; f.-r partisan purposes as Anye-i, inaccuracy War Dei akjment, in• >ii II nneda bore -•■utliwcs; :>. bi-t.iut MS- Fannie ( leaves, id. Toilet set, Mrs. IL M. sembled a of c. f.. ;; south, statement, a- well its the language used, are alike A D.UTAM G i:\EKA !/> OFFICE, has been occupying the Crosby homestead. Mr. tears for their lost school mate.\ teachers’ I section one of the roof- ..f fancy Kenney. bring about tlie present condition of affairs. ab.-n: otw ii.aidr- d .did >e\mu live iiiile-. Tiie Grinin. 1-t; Mis-Mary lliehborn, id. Toilet mats, [ Sh< >rey\ r. f. 2 1 I -I Washington, o,--t. I ft, issf. ) Hunt is undecided as to his future convention is held this French roof as the ale-arc li-s Cardie 1st. Pin Miss highly characteristic of the Prog. Age. movements, but week, and teachers draw cottage hoped. Law it s. s. v. ind was ca.-t, bp.wiiiy a lie .derate yale, with som-. Fletcher, cushion, Hon. B. F. Butler, Boston, Mass.—Dear sir: 1 nee, 2 ! » barometer •J'.?.7»'. > -on after .iii-tina lliehhoru, l.-t: Miss J. E. Lambert.il. hav«* will board here fora while and take a to pay from the school to attend. It is It mem I. f. 1 2 I I 15 oil We 11 i< -a_. .er ill all ii.- rain, steadily faliiny. Steam Heating, steam for heating purpose-, the honor to state, in reply to a our request of may trip money to de- Mr. W. (.. Young ha.-givi a ti- pr.-pedus from reputed I’ho; case, Mi.— Alice Miss I «•..I I no .u the wind increased in force to ;. i .}» a; yale graph lliehborn, 1st; ".■p;. 3, for thc of s. side- California. the id*. i 1 is tin* 1»7, discharge Remly develop educational interests of the state, hut the Y. M. C. A. room- in B •-.'on, w here Mr. 1 •Tview at '•t. Louie, of prohibition hi Maim : and hauled east north. c:»st-nor«li. ai d tin- i.. I.ambert, id. Handkerchief case, Miss Faus- rapidly displacing furnace. During the past Young by linger, troop l, 7ih cavalry, that an order was is- on S b\ dd- ilia*, bn- lliehborn, l.-t: Miss Elva Kamtcll, id. Watch the same principle the farmers’ hired men could lias secure.1 tine 'The law i> well enloiv. .i iu the rural ally northeast. ipi -.-i:y -te.p year steam heating apparatus has been put into sued by the acting of war on the Mr. Harrison Hay ford, who lives a few miles a situation as assistant i the fairly ■ :-e. secretary 7th, was in tiie I lb hand or -cm- '-ir.de old. Mr. E. >taplcs, Jr., 1-t. Banners hand paint- to have maunyeah;.- and in and at in-t., directing the Private out of petition pay and attend till the fairs to Mr. Lewi- "mall. --i-iant rn AI. I ’• I' * N ; *• d. many public private place- Jielfa-t, discharge*of Sidelinger town, has an excellent to gvmna-iimi. sup, •ii-tri.-lc, ami receive.- the u t the uu- not : run tiie w- ed; Mi E. Lambert, 1st and id. Banner place keep sheep, -upp hurriea:.e, and, eariny .-tward, paper by the commanding ollicer of -Jefferson the ’• 1 the barracks, velop interests of the state. of I -j ; * T-.tai. 1 l.o\ e to on tne tatuned all Mrs. Ada Grillin, 1st; Mrs. Janies Treat, present time Mr. t.eorgo T. Ib ad is and started in with a line llock of Dur- agricultural ten-lam the in-titation. has sj cut -cveral sea but iu the «it it ami towns i- port sail.careful:;- putting Mo. I am. sir, forty-nine. niunity: huger it loai-h case. Miss lliehborn. 1st Mrs. Mrs. Linda A. Mi* ''UoW, r. f. 1 I 1 Mary ; in works at Mrs. J. Y. Clsas. the worth Partridge and Ehira Ni.-kc: Seatsport ml a lmmbei '••• Cottrell’s,Mr. (jinn’s, Very respectfully, your obedient servant, ing past year dogs have destroyed $<>o ^. ■. : i.am Black id. Soiled lim n Mrs. Ada \l.lx*tt. I l impossible to enforce it, a- tin* liquor men lefy ! At three P. M. tit wind winy with a bag, R. <’• Dim son visited friends in Waldo last week....! -h.m.o .1 Henry (>. Dodge’s factory, and at Mr. Uiehard m, Adjutant-General. and Mr. satisfied that lie could who have called on him havi i' von n i.■ : hurricane have. to i.*; a.-:>.iii ..uieid be-an b> haul t:, I-t; Mrs. Irene lliehborn, i< l. Worsted llayford becoming i-. it. and in many iu-tamv- the loeai authorities have said in last week’s Journal that t! <• oils tnadmeut id.- Kalin, I ;. I I _• l-aek i,- tin eastward au-l then b>the --uithward. Embroider., apt. C. C. Park, 1st; ( apt. Jra liumey’s and Mrs. Mary L. Thurston's at the Head l'ol LTKV Biimxc. Tlu* Cottrell Bros. (F. E. not raise sheep, owing to dogs, has sold the re hrgt at hands. lie ha-a !argc cla-- i.. Wi i.i r. f. I I with show iny tne that instead of in the "tap!1 id. Darned lace Miss Lizzie number of 5*0 assembled at the i:i < a.ton, | •■um-pire the violators and accept bribe.* briny maiiaye- j apron, of the Tide. At the latter an ha- been and I. M. mnindcr of his llock. hu.-kiug ap‘:dn at tlic gymnasium in phy-i<*al own and G tme axly took the sachet bag. Mrs. Irene lliehborn, 1st; Miss give power granite polishing jmmItry business on an extensive scale. For Mrs. Snow, who lias been occupying the Gov. Gcr.'n id. Panels in tain and bis wife take to lik* old hands in dled emu "■tvaUoii. ;!■. ! l proper steps to wear ship, hut tlie ton.. the Patterson, Kensington needle and a el -thing manufactory. some time Mr. F. E. Cottrell has in farming iuccd u> that we were born P*. |*. ;ind Mr. Leslie 1st and id. Mrs. experimented Crosby oiliee for some time past as dressmaking < \\ fllnartoii, !. I The eutter (ialaten, witli l.i* ut. and Mr-. wind we. such dial no cam a> eon id. stand the dis- work, Bennett, Bugs, j the and his corn as .... business, crop w _«.«•«! «>n< in the wrong It i- real, n :>! p. ,• •'. Insolvency Corur. The poultry raising and believes it can be made a iocaiily. ruptive prdi's an in-lai.t and it was in;p• -si1»I.•. F. lliehborn, worsted rug, 1st. Hooked rug, following business pay- rooms, has been notified that she must move, but Heim on board, -ailed from N w York fur Mrs. Melvina Crockett is her lit* The Al l.ic Mrs. Oliver id. business. Thc\ will raise chickens for j having Jn-u-e newly the vouug put through 111. «xrtcj-o- n IV..f. Ji barometer tell Iron; 2’.».7'» at mold >..Y>at staples, l.-t; Fletcher, was done at the Court of in this last ing poultry can remain until next. The Belfast Scientific lei;: Mr-. knit Insolvency city May I i-hialaml the 11th in-t. tie live p. in., w lien dr w ind w a at il ia dr Ab..ut White, 1-t. Fancy rug, Mrs. and are now shingled.Miss Alberta Nickerson will com- Small's sy-t, mat;,* ma.-mer. W, ud\ i-« th..-e w !• '1 iiu.s makiM- \ i»*t tlh May favoring week: On the matter of Howe of Frank- only, building houses just above the Association has the refusal of six lb M.. the be -:d. to i!.e w d-d d;.[ Walph Devereux, 1st. Goat skin Mrs. Addle Finery, the building, which | yki" ri-f. rug, successful term of s -hool this bu\ c a h isure at to \\ 1)ree/e whieh started her oil In cam Cottrell and have a plete very week in hour tin- hub io i-it Hie Y. M. ( --..n- oi -ja |. ! I .\ll.in;>' C'l.a voyage no- abate until tee b. M. At miduiy'at il \va l >i Ist. fort, a seoml ot the creditors w ill he held ship yard already fenced large it i- any key, meeting proposed to move and use as a place of meet- the George district— Mr. Man-on George ha die A. room- and be -u;• i»■ her and aero-* tin* Atlantic. stiii iilmviny a v;*_•' tin 11. «•. ai.i K« l.ia an' ''!««-It a Tin Thistle .-ailed foi Scotland Mr. I of Belfast, was granted a discharge- In the partially below the surface, has been built, and cabbages Friday. er line. 1 w i-:i to ■ i: attention Jliehborn, 1-t. Worsted log cabin Mrs. No your parti.u;lari.-, quilt, IN!>ICTMKNT Ai.AINST MlTCTIKLI.. The color can he seen a < v.MHl-.x. < ••• j green long distance_Win. E L. B. amp! tel I, deputy state ( uumi- '11 ik*■ ~. ai>o ,’i-l W i!• a Bell, her prineijed owner, e-.v- home by to ill fact, that altii-..;-:li tiie wind liauied ratle David A me.-, 1st and id. Print quilts, Ada Staples, mutter of Alanson Ford, of Searsp»»rt, the Hi*>t brooding houses are being erected near by. A Grand has not its and Ellis has a Texas siom-r of labor, w as in town *. ■■ c b.it ked from east, b ur to tlie lett, to l-t; Airs. Charles Gilmore, id. Fnlinished Jury yet completed labors, horse that sn p. break iii Tliiir-’day l in- '1! 'I la- r- :■ hi !•••• -I-- t ; iiijtkr ay -teainer. points print meeting of creditors was held and lJ. \Y. Rogers, Monarch incubator will be benight next week, and '.Mills, Mr-. J. F. Ada id. is to be a northeast, and was three hours in doiny. it wa- shute, 1st; Mudgctt supposed secret body, yet its doings usu without much trouble as ye:_Mr. Herbert Black the indi -trial -tatistic- -!, too u. ynidi--a-aii leak out. s iiln a.'l li.n'o ..U Wr\moatli. <•! thi- W ally Tuesday night it was known that in>w has six yoke of good matt bed steer* and w\cu. .rt. He found >' er a thou-am! acres .,| |;u.o -eiu c-t.id. Cotton tidies. Mrs. Frank i-t. Samuel II. of the first < Fnder the pr Admii.i-tralhui. Trea-ury ipiainted with claim—b> aseertain in w hat part •>; Patterson, West, Stockton, meeting of ‘•hicks at a setting. The Cottrell Bros, now have o', a, 1:• at |ii- hoiiir o[ hiurt ili-ra-"’ ln>i Uni Mi-eeliaueor.- there was no indictment found Constable .....Mr. Frank the hurricane the w:is for tiie w ind arti< les—Mrs. Ada Mudgctt, broom against Orf from the western states is \i.-it- sold in tin- live for--, at. on-.-,-r.n.im \\ k- on i* ship situated, creditors was held and Franklin was but to have in the ually past year- 1 Itn-ral a li- 1*1 I* ll-la elei -ick leavi 1, in addition ‘■ i■ (freer, Fsq., hens, by spring expect, quire a fieri' ard h tiled to tie east, and then t > i!.. •i.udi. 1» -land. 1-t. "hell stand, Mrs. Mitchell for and Mary Grant, shooting, that the ballot stood 10 mg ins nail Mr. WiPis resn’e. hit- and -oinc 17<*.n,*u cx the matter Brother, Downes.Tin* building. iicing to a < ertiti- at* to make a*, '••utb-southwest. b would .-vein that -d. Mi-s Cardie Fletcher, work box, 1st; Mrs. appointed assignee.In of Horace neighborhood of 5,(!(»o chick-. The breeds will be phy-ician'e alli lavit linisiiiny for indictment and 7 for no indictment. Ada id. apple crop is coming on heller than v as at first ex pended for land and for tin--aim-put then. I no “hard and hist" rule h-r handling a -hip Mudgctt, Motto, Mrs. Fannie Shute, 1st. M. Tliurlow, of Lineolnville, and Alvin B. Nick- Wyandotte*, Plymouth Bocks and Brahmas. building- "HIP that their -iekne-e- was not due to drunkenness Fan.-. ( Frank 1st. A NEWS. durv'.y a ha: ieane. and on re than there is in ordi- apt. Patterson, very line Tub Water Works. The force of pccted. There were not so many number t\\ < and po>c. He t-Mutated tie- -aimm r travel for dr lb lion of erson. of Winterport, a second of the cred- *ome attention will be to Pekin ducks. The pipe layers or other discreditable enu-c. Thi* i- on uar\ weather MmuM it occur to that this | paintings, but no premiums named. meeting given rough you and diggers has been increased—T.'» Italians arrived refuge as in years past and the number cues run present war I" be two Minusm ;. I’urn of \vr. mas n •: have b.-r- u um- iiurrieane. I that I — itors will he held at the November term of Court. building will be heated stoves and oil the new repli by lamps, under -a ed the lirst of the large with but few ones. Prices ha\e v appointee.- Higgins. the wind i- verv much stronyer, the sea so dif- I lr. Memorlam week—and work is wormy M<»Nl;<>i.1. II. intends to rein w ■ > n A Kill III. Mr. F. of North has but ii’ the enterprise proves successful steam heat- being rapidly t'ooley ot ski Ccorge Lewis, Ilaven, been fereiit at:-! the appearance the peculiar, A line of dropped in Boston to near last In < will be pushed. long diggers is now at work on year's figures. west as soon as he can settle Itis business In-re f. 1. i;; .'••!. \ \Y I .Hi- P, hr, I*• Il.ii !. ! \; Collector of ing apparatus substituted. Sales will be 1 ’Ida- author of that *•!* r a.ml sm-.•»•*-!-.d nov- that then i< no diilieulty in li-tingnis-1 I in the death of Mrs. Harriet A. Brown the appointed Deputy Customs for that all the avenue the The steam drill different varieties we have the Bell flower Hicki M I ;; e.ai;>- >: in ati yah-. In inis ea-e the I made commission merchants in Boston. Nortliport beyond city. Waldo ( ounty < .range meet with Morning- lag-lit el. "The Who! Troll..’’ : < : ; !\ u! !!-!. lie. ordinary ship Woman'-' Christian Temperance fnion has lost town in place of Mr. Nelson Mullin, who lias re- through lam I. j was n /. itli her lee hat* h in tin wai- has back to the at the foot of yields better than last llarvex Given coaming gone ledge Main year; ■>, ; next ...The trustees of the Wald and »>ct. l.'i. s. ii. I A ..!. New A'ork. "lie of ii most interested members, -he signed and will vacate the oflice November first. A P. Tuesday lily I-oi.nh, Un-sell A U ... \ \\ York !ia- written a letter e. ba-some Hours, a fill!'-lit of -.t:i were b ow:, was one Manslield, at the Masonic Temple, Belfast, Tallman Sweets street. All along the line the work is ,’j, Bed Poarmains the same as last IVnobsrot Agricultural to .1. !•' .la.- Holnii's, 1!;. an. t*«»-r< «*. < 1'. fr.an the kets and considerable da.uay- dum- "i iho -1 to us Mr. being push- Society voted give ya. ii: engage with in our work and was Lewis was in Bclfa>t but did not has one of the best sharks of seasonable dress a ■ for the dournal an. m; -\t \ i«?w” of the Saturday, ed year; Northern none; Baldwins small Mat -iblcy liui licit, Ne\. A 1. P< u-a Frau. 1’la i: beip decks. Had she been other tin a -tuned rapidly. spy :a; Moore the -o.-eond premium on instead of 1 aa\ .d utir when her health see Collector as the latter was in Camden. poultry dike. Portland Helen Mar, Patter-hall, P c. sham »i-_r 1!t. at B. 1. h and \e--el site ma t ine\ iiave found- meetings permitted, Cushing goods, dry goods, silks, and fancy goods, that he thew same as last N'-wpuiM. will ajq>*air in strony ita'oiy Mrs. Stripes year; Black Oxford ; third as awarded tin committee at the late fair. (><■1. 17. >e!t. Pollcr-on, •'she loved the w< rk and with us Mr. Lewis is one of the selectmen of the and Kliza, wife of the late Joseph MeKcen, by l.illian, ered. The bark II. Web-ter, of Portland, was rejoiced whenever town, ever offered to the These have been I. •• our next i.-sue. public. goods B. Greening l.k M same as last Those is. l/atta, I! nks, New A •■rk. about < ue hundred and six1 mbes lmrtiiwesl of died at the home of her Mrs. James II. inthrop Greening who took notice of the poultry exhibit at we seemed t*» see a ray of hope, and in her quiet two years ago represented his district in the Maine selected himself and cannot fail to daughter me, and the .-to cm six loa.i later. Ii by please. year. Our trees are SAILED. yot was trav Perkins, in this on >'2 1) mostly Harvey Greenings. the fair will agree that t hi doii justice to wav assisted in all our He is an active has the < city, Saturday, aged years, only a or deliberations. While we Legislature. young man, II. A. starred, f this will on the 25th and There i> young dramatist in New York elliny noi'tliwesl instead of i.ortli northeast, as city, The crop will he just about two thirds as < Id. i.'». h A. W. 1 I ll-wan 1 ti. mos, and 27 Mrs. MeKcen was a native of large as Mr. Moore.\ not lu r of niirembryo --port*. F.llis, Kydi b\ ail hurrieaiie traek- it -ii>•: !d h;i\e been her loss for we tender confidence of his town’s people, and the Collector days. party sees a doiny, deeply regret ourselves, to •2'Jth have an opening at his stole, of fail and win- last when the 1'.'. Pune.- Holmes, Pvan, seal sp*M f. who think- In* fortune in taking a play year returns are all in. men have on a deer hunt. It is at die rale of twenty mile- an hour, siie wa- aKo is Maehias, but nearly all of her married life had gone expected I. ai-a F ..hi i-. d. he r aisih-ted family our heartfelt sympathy. fortunate in his selection. Mr. Mullin, the re- ter garments, of all the and different 'Mion.dike, Ih-eklni ? » be called "Tdi Night- in a Store” into in tie- i.-: ijuadran: d the hurricane ini had the styles N\ INTl-.itl’oiiT. that fleer meat will soon !>«• and I>rug been spent in Belfast. She was buried on Tues- Miss Annie B. Chase, voungest (V plentv cheap V.MI.KH A »K ! s. same of wind that we did—i. four W. C. T. U. tiring deputy, lias made an excellent official and i- materials. Mr. from one of the lie rhanyc- r., Pomlut, largest in ...W. l\au.-a-. -hould also secure dates in la\v- day. Her children are Mr. Hazel MeKcen; daughter of the late Bev. B. A. and Carrie M. town li. F. Twomblv has harvested Jim p« inis from riyhl t. l. !i and atterwaid ii'.e: :.*n. to one of the leading Republicans of the town. All cloak manufactories in New York, will be living N» w P» A ived sell \iinie I, Me ihe death of Mrs. present ... i-toii. Walervillc, ami perhap- -oinc other iyht. hut probalds. i.u re distant from tie eiiirc, Lucy, widow of the late rapt. James McKeen; Mrs. James H. Perkins and Chase, died at her home of consumption on \\ d barrels of good apples Potatoes all dug. suin' keen. Malcnc; P.anjfor. the subordinates of the Belfast Custom House are to take measures — \Y. K. Morison o. witli le-s w ind. Joint & t hard- New Orleans. Oct in. Arrived hark Uobinson, which occurred on the twelfth Mrs. Blioda nesday evening Oct. Pith, she Imre her si.-k farmers«iiet b‘i. Arrived seh Yale, Amerieau It is parents, Hepsaheth Hinds, two 10 and s Her by Lewis of Brewev. this peep!.-. only Tom Bayard’s ever seen in Belfast and is children, girls, aged years. re. vicinity la-amh r .lacks.>n and wife arc Portlainl. and -ail' d l ull lor lloston. hunieane. *2, the ark lane to on tiie tack, when but seven seen in this and attracted much attention. clothing he offering "imp-on, port years of age. At the age of nine- city, Kainbow Temple, of which she was a memher. ;it mains arrived in this spending a few weeks with their relatives In-re- Fernandina, Oet 14 Ai rived .-eh .le- e Lena, tomfoolery. in the Semicircle." The re- great bargains—Pinsmore A .Son, boot and shoe city Wednesday morning caaylit “I>aiiyerous -en -he married and became the Her rooms were crowded and exclamations of de- tended in a their Pose, Poston. subsequently accompanied by her brother, Mr. M. T. body wearing mourning badges, The entrance fees at the “Trotting Park" last plies of the Herald, interest :,ie t» dealers in this city, tell in another column Marshall. Oet 14. Arrived -el; <«ertrude 1, tliouyh icy. mothei of thirteen all of whom save live light were from the admirers of line head- why ami the house was filled with llalve-tmi, Sherill' Brown'd Pt nob-cot county children, frequent Mrs. Hendershott’s mother resides in sympathizing friends. 'dtturdav a' ait nn. One probably he arc able to better in boots and Washington, figured up $7" mustang !>avis. Poston. and cmild hardly expected to he, \er\ d -;i b. have died before her. wear. Feathers and enter into they give bargains The floral decorations Tnindy, she was the eldest of thir- wings quite largely were abundant and 1 N < -• was not aware tliat Governor Bodwell wn> sln*es than linn but was unable to come to Belfast. wry threw his rider and hove-to in a barlied wire Mon lie a l itv, Oet 14. Arrived Ii Fa null It says in emjelu'ion It of e.e.ir.-e, •; any in the state. Bead what i<, imp., teen children of whom live are now the for fall and winter. One they beautiful. them wore a loveh- i: W.dston, Marr, P.ellast. loaded. He was. however, and the living, two trimmings very Among crescent I'em-e K. I’andall is and (inventor** -> Call Tub Ur vn<;i:s. r■•pairing paintn -* < for the coie.mander .,f a vessel at .. to know u say... at store street, District Deputy A. 1. Brown ol lint 11 Oet 1'. Arrived 11 I’n »tt Ha/eliine, brothers and three sisters. elegant hat was built of a very rich watered vel- Ilervey’s jewelry High from Mr. Moses’, the of Geo. to Although nearly eighty- gift Pratt Lodge of his house. Fiank Oilman and his mother arc kiietdand. P.ostou. letter the Sherill', published el-cwhi re, is forces are likeh t>> c\i 11 an iiulu* m on Belfast, and see the latest in Ac_I. >. Belfast, will address silver Harvest Wal- delleetiny e • of vet, whose color could be to the jewelry, Grange, which she ighi years age, she retained her faculties in a only compared was also a member, a beautiful harp into the house F. II. Passed Hell Cate, Oet Ik -i li <.eorjie l» F'erfru good reading. the motions of a in his course. No Cole, Swanvillc. has a notice in another column. do, this Bel- moving lately occupied by cyclone ane.mut remarkable and would relate with reflection of the sunset clouds upon the sea. Its (Thursday) evening; Mystic Grange, 11. b. son, FVrjfUsoh, Pi'iuloiit !'*r P.ellast Annie Pee, degree, distinct- arranged by l.ougee, and a tiilman-(.'has. \. wilt- p — lovely bouquet Kirkupai.d ha\ ju-t of or science 'Mil enable a seaman t I). P. Palmer, at Masonic has one of mont evening, and Union Harvest Ip.iick n, for He I fast. sayaeit;. ptv ness facts and incidents of her trimmings were very rich, o>trieli plumes am! Temple, Friday Grange, of hothouse (lowers The lie- delivered Piv-id.ni many childhood; from tin* and turned, home from \i A A Oet -eh I » -pee by ('lew- vise the linest assortments of that Montville Next week Temple, many Massachusetts where they have "l k. pi. Arrived \u-tiu ktujfli., wliat atniosjilieiie movemo.i- may i:t• i-fere the broad ribbon, each -haded t*> mutch the boys clothing can be Saturday evening. Granges on among others fact that the forest was so dense, exactly other nice flowers from friends. Main friends Perrv, Fernandina; llth. arrived sell Mark i.rav, land hi* campaigning trip are shown the found also will be been stopping since last spring.... Fred tiilman l.y witli the e\clone's the m-rma’ 'term velvet and anywhere ; gents furnishing hats, visited as follows: Harvest Moon. Thorn- a i: u a 11. I> I) Haskell. d. I. A j foliowisiy at the time her father settled on the old homestead held in place by a heavy silver buckle. goods, (“line from out of P Hanger, Haskell, -; New ’t «»rk Sun to town. Among them were Dr. S. and family are going to Pittsfield, Me. to have been ma le up in part track. lie imi't. a How fora caps, advertises dike, afternoon; Seven spend l.ewu-. Moi.dx, do: srh Fannie A irdith. Iliirjr-s ! tlierefore, always p..-- where the la-t of her A Frenchy looking little bonnet of Aquarian green Ac....SclwynThompson, Belfast, Wednesday Star, Troy, F. forty-eight years life were Chase of Newtonvillo, D. .J. late of the w inter. P»ella.-t. kith, arrived dohn ( I’ottei ( urn.-, from Appleton’s I'hi- ensures sible of direction in the storin’s for vest makers.Mrs. B. offers Star of Folsom, ship Cyclopedia. chanye trajeetorv that -he was with embroidered crown trimmed with Charles Card, Belfast, Wednesday evening; Progress, Jackson, k- "tc ki P.erl.iee; spent obliged, when carrying his Arizona, W. Whipple and W. B. Bieh of Hoiur iijr; brijr mi, Allen, Ittli. that arc Bangor, « they in part correct. and be prepared for such a her house and lot for sale_see notice of Belfast Thursday Other will be w-ri.M.. Curtis Stevens and son Will have arrived he might lind her out. She would side wiio.se seemed a combination of the and of party gone “The B. A O. < safely way plumage family Monroe. She was buried in the loth, cleared bark Harden Hrown, Havener, Adi buried in Mr. (iould’s me- letter “raises an bunt in the woods back field.. Ti.i important practical 'juestion in colors of velvet and Pkksonai.. The ofChcrry ." A. also tell many incidents of the war of 1812, and ribbon. Trii miings of the Messrs, c. B. and P. B. liazeltine advent of court, with its attendant grand jury, cemetery at North remains of j lai-ie. lie 1 Bticksport.The tery,” i* New York Herald’s on s'on n and hi tr shows lew s. Cushman and Locke who has been attending Ho-icii. «»ct Pi. "ai'e l lirijf A l.ai.e, F.mei obituary physics, iny experience • he excitement caused l»v the of season arc broad, rich shaded watered ribbons, returned home last week from a fox hunt.Miss caused quite a commotion in rum circles. A the late 1 >ea. John ( Amy appearance the large ampbell, formerly of this town, -on, P.arhadoe-. bit Ii, eleared srh the transfer of the A > conferences of their ehurelies n turned Daylijihl, Hodjr Baltimore Ohio telegraph that meteor.doyi-ls have yet lmieli i<« il before British in shaded ostrich feathers and buckles. Gertrude Anus of this number respective j our bay. With hearing as acute as large Long city, has gone to Camden of witnesses have been summoned before a\ ho died in Methuen, Mass, last week were brought doe., Hallitnore. b"»ih. arrived ship -ea Witch. lines to the Western the law of storms at sea is so elucidated that tic home >atunlay_ The local e->rres| -t dent of the Union. j ends of ribbon again ornament the hats. Miss South- and will learn in the tiie and in one case Hrew Marita. 17th. arrived sell tie.i I*. FVrair-on, ever, eyesight elear considering her age, and type setting Herald ollice_ grand jury, at least the SheriIV hereon Friday for burial_(apt..). L. Kldredgc seamen may know how to evade the r *us Huekspoit ('lippcr has fitted up a ! hox.and F eruh -on. Pomhuit. danyt j she was a worth lias a new milliner who excellent Mr. and Mrs. Charles li. Field and Mr. and broke up a vacation It is said a and Mrs. memory good, pleasant companion for displays Mrs. proposed trip. Ellen White were married at the Metho < >et 14 ieare«l -eh -ii-au \ P.. k semicircle of a inn.'’ placed it at the corner of Main and \\ at* sts. t Philadelphia, The Scotchmen aero** the water have sensi- revolviny taste and we for Miss Southworth a Biehard 11. of this are Belfast rumseller made a to young and old. A devoted mother, and kind neigh- predict very Moody, city, in Boston. trip Frankfort to plead dist parsonage on Thursday evening by Bev. W eiiiijk 11:.-Kell, lio-ton, »tli, eleared llav .la! receive communications for the paper It i- -ate < concluded that the bor, all unite in successful season. Fred Knowlton has been with a man to whom lie had sold not to tes- oonih-. lian«ror. l>avid Hujtbee, "tower-, P.ostou, bly Volunteer was, after her praise and sorrow at her de- commissioned postmast liquor Baldwin ...Mrs. Kmeline Wot was married <>et. Hotel Meeting. to say that all the o lie rings tire not arri pted for sell ( lara F. t deord, ( oir..rd, Portland. er at J. \Y. but was all, the better boat. parture from this life. Her Liberty—Mr. Frederick, of this city, tify against him, unsuccessful. The failure (Ith to Mr. .John Dicker of East Boston. Oct U». Arrivetl -eh- < has Heath. Pei remaining children, Shipping Items. Seh. July Fourth Mr. and ]Hihlieation.\ large ilreilging machine with Ikilijfor, The f-tockiedders in tin' mu hotel to be discharged i, erected only two of w hom were able to attend her is enjoying a vacation in Boston and to lind an indictment against State Constable Mrs. Dicker were in town for a few last dleton. Hoboken. Pavilion. Pendleton; I l.i mb.al. funeral, a of coal last week for II. C. vicinity. days week in on in tlii- met :it : h- cargo Pitcher_Sch. several mud scows was towed Monday* Pcndlebn. from a eoasivvisc pert; Pme. city, city govt rnnient rooms last will at their and Hon. B. W. Ellis of this Mitchell, who defended himself from a of but have returned to East Mary grieve loss, though some have Charlotte T. arrived city, addressed Farmer’s gang Boston where will A (iloneestf r; hit arrived sells ( harlctte i.\ Bum. 'Hit* must Sibley Sunday with a cargo they They have been at work in the vicinity of Lubcc’ rev, h, startling of Thursday owning for organization. The bra n Institutes at South is a to the rummies. reside. chapter meeting absent for many years, they will miss her Presque Isle and Ashland last roughs, great disappointment Although Mrs. West lived but a short liuek. Pemlleton. lloston; Majfjfie Mulvey, liai. ••rime ever in this of of coal for Swan & Sibley and alter discharging and are on the to r. in published part the coun- was called to order by X. S'. and Hon. time in \\ way P.ang having stopped left. Portsmouth; AN in Mevens, Fdvvell. Itc-Icn. Houston, kind messages and the world will never seem week, and with others took a trip to Grand Falls The 1’aeith* States Illustrated interport she made who try is the record of the Stain will go on the marine for Weekly, published many friends, here to obtain coal*....Mr. Melvine Cilmore of nr; Carrie 1, N regarding ami >cth L. Mil liken was male chairman a::d R. (.. railway repairs ...Capt. cleared if Piekerinjr, Mar-hail, A and N. — regret her < romwell who are again as it did when mother was here. visited St. John, B Mr. Fred M. Staples at San has in its issue of a leaving very much, and their best w islios gang charged with the I)ex- Robert Patterson, of sch. William has Francisco, Sept. 24th, has been a of ids vacation sell- Havel Faust, Alley, Pendent. Abby WAissm 1 >yer -eeretary. Frederick, with her Medliehl, spemling part tes bank murder. The famous mur- ••f tliis city is visiting friends in Chelsea, Mass.... notice of the store of Mr. go to her new home_Mr. Nelson I.ord. New London; Si ary .lane. Arev lio-ion Messenger of sell. »V of this complimentary jewelry George here. He is a gunner, and lias been der at Norfolk fourteen The following \oics were pa.-.-cd: Tlie name of bought one-eighth Meyer Muller, Mrs. and good quite .Mary W iiley, W illiams. Portsmouth; 14th, arrived years ago is ascribed to Apple*. Kgs* and ll.ty. Donald McKay Miller of Boston, Mass., is Frank A. Comint, at Santa Barbara. It Miss Nancy Eaton were married (let. loth the to be and will command her, Capt. Perkins says: by successful in foxes, sea birds and other sell i.!/./!•• Pour. Hickey, Huston. them ami they are charged with other homi- corporation the Belfast Hotel Coin- city, coining in the 1). M. j capturing Ai t i.::s. visiting Belfast, guest of \V. J. Wentworth His stock of is of the finest order- Belches Esq. Some of the an There is some in the local home. The vessel is now at Darien. J. jewelry young people cides, besides almost endless number of les- pany: the object of the a- M-iatimi is to build activity ap- Capt. game. fokf.i»;n i'' iUTs. and and Mrs. <>. Estes, of watches, chains and a line line of gave them a serenade.... ser market ami are will take daughters-Mr. Ivory plush-case goods lively Henry El hedge crimes.Governor Bodwell iias been and maintain a hotel in the of Bel ple Imyers storing apples for ship- Woodbury Burgess command of schr. and diamonds. His store is lifted with An article some time since in pre- city fa .-t; die are in town on a nicely up broke his arm Kn<»x. published Au\ C aves, sept 2a. Arrived l.rig spaiklina sented with a handsome souvenir of ment. The Whitman, Mass., visit_We hear on the Pith inst. by from a the late stock of the movement is a speculative one, how- William Frederick.Ship Antelope, 1259 tons, six nickel-plated showcases, idled with ad kinds falling Water, Hiebborn, from St Kitts. ti> load lor P.os capital corporation to be lived at that Prof. E. C. Bateman is with tree I your valuable paper from Lie pen of I. ( Libby Centenary at in the of a meeting great and lines of handsome The store is while J. s. Philadelphia shape cup ever. Apples are nut plentiful in this section, hut built in Belfast in lsTU for Capt. Baker Me.Xcar of jewelry. gathering apples—( apt. Crocker ton, ami would sail in about is day saucer of £.'>0,000, and the stork to be divided into :?00 decorated and fixtures or set forth the fact that in the rush for and Bclleck rhino, a cen- shares success in his lecture tour through Eastern Maine. handsomely wall-cases had a very narrow last He ! Ksq. trotting Ibmg Kong, Sept n Arrived ship t.iov. Kobie. representing arc nhumlant elsewhere. The for fall fruit has been sold and will be converted escape Friday. was and inscribed with the «.f the par value «d £io0each. price Boston, into a ebonized and lilled with silverware and hollow- horses, draft horses were to he lost of. ( alter, Yokohama. tury plant Governor's .( apt. A. P. Bean returned home on Mr. John Snow’s barn when the likely sight i-' about $1.50 per barrel. coal ...The Tuesday ware, clocks, fancy and plain. The is painting stag- st Pierre, Mart. Arrive d about < >ei I, brig Hat name.Charles II. Kimball, the The ollirers were eiecteil barge barge John Bunyan, formerly ceiling The farmers in this section have determined to act architect, following I evening from a two weeks visit to Massachusetts. frescoed. The store is located on \ C. who was Kerns. Mr. Charles handsomely ing gave way and lie fell a longdistance,but fortu- tie, ('oombs, Wilmington, injured bv falling down stairs at ’tie Col. Lancaster, who for two years bark, arrived at Boston 14th in tow from Bath_ ! some of the in that letter, and it Kirhard Chencry, president. and Miss the court State street, near the postoilice, Santa Barbara. uiion suggestions sliangliae, Sept ork. died Chencry, llervcy, Spencer W. Math- are at the Brooks House_state Belmont. Mr. Dow is they go trotting they Friday evening from concussion of the Lorenzo E. in this ! stenographer William Morse has gone to the slowly recovering from the injury to his Oet 12. Arrived Manuel l.lu Asa A. by Dow, says lie lias bamlleil 55,000 dozens Pierce’s, city, for Newburne, N. C. go into draft stock more. upon I-iverpo.il, ship ••rain.Kev. David ew.-, Howes and N. F. Houston, directors. | Constable of Clinton, was in the certainly Acting San Kraneiseo. Garland, pastor of the ibis of of Stevenson, city Maine General Hospital at Portland to have a knee which he received a week or two since. guano. Smalley, year, which 24,000 dozens have been iced. The trial the collision case between the sch. St. this idea Mr. II. A. Thomas of Knox station lias Second Congregational church of Bethel for Calvin Hervev, treasurer. on and Mrs. J. IS. Pur- ( uleutta, toilet 12. Arrived ship I’.elle ibnli, The has of and the Tuesday, business—Capt. bone tumor taken from his right hand. Mrs. Abide Smith, formerly of this is died in price paid ranged from eleven and a half Johns, Belfast, steamer Fern Holme place, very and into town a four

ut we artist with J. F. of Singapore, found drowned in a well than last year. The Sch. Ileleu in which Fred It is stated telle, Gerrity Bangor, was at \erv. New \ ork. was Ms egg business throughout the Mar, Capt. Pattersliall, I3th. that Mr. Weed went to his barn black with in stands p;c hands at Peer Isle opinion that a such as his to see him here next stripe face, high, Friday.Early last Saturday building plans has been hope again summer.Mr. F. Littlelield’s last week a A Sept 'Niiied 1 r.g H C >d It county good. ot this bought a master’s interest, is in about l) o’clock in the with a Capt.E. making picture 'pmwall, all indicated could be erected for city, lately evening, lighted 1,375 lbs. and has a He w as ! ~'n!. illuming telegraphic communication with from £1:3,000 to and Mrs. A.C. have returned from a vaca- of the from weighs good disposition. Ilieldiorn, sw an !1\^. Considerable is now Carter’s dock for James Holmes Sibley kerosene and undertook Capt. life. Mr. Gerrity was in town S. was cut The hay being shipped repairs....Sch. lantern, to go up a ladder show n at the Fair and said to been \aioaraiso. \ .< Iuim :vl bark Albeit Id- Charleston, C., suddenly oil, and it £15,000. foundation can be put in at once, but j tion in Boston. at the Adams I'nity have tin- lrom Maine to the They stopped House. last week. Jfe has just sent home a verv line i.• r* t nit ! was feared that city had been visited bv South, more tiian for several has brought from Boston a handsome Oregon pine fed, and he came down, setting lire to the ol!. !*. load nitrate states. again it would take him nearly three weeks to hay. best gaited colt of his weight on the ground. He .1 In an hut the perfect years past. Two vessels have at feet six picture of Mrs. Littlolicld-The ( a let a llnena. Ang port balk Knuna 1 earthquake, interruption was caus- loaded Belfast stick ninety long, twenty incites in diame- Lacxchixg. The harkeutine Frances was suc- Besides the and one a Winterport Ferry the building plans. hay grain, hog, mowing will be kept for stock purposes the nt \t .-ea-m.... C rowel:. ! eio 1 ieton. an- (lampion lb-ads. ed by a lire at a suburb of Charles- I i!li' week lor Sa>uU» Carolina. For several will he made into Co. having made quite extensive on Magnolia, years ter, which a foremast for sch. launched forenoon from machine, a horse and other tools improvements si lli'H ia. I' e-t. In-foie (let t. \\ .1 lidei'i 11 A number of directors and stockholders met on cessfully Monday the rake, farming ; The school in Dist. No. 7 will the -d sllip ton, which melted all the wires to the west lias this side have a crew of begin Monday 1 running that supplied the south at such rates that Charlotte T. that in the men at work on tin ir .lew No all Ulta f< New "Volk. the Sibley. yard of Mr. George W. Cottrell in this city. The were barn were burned. The buildings i in •■by.Maine Pilot, the two-vear-ohl grounds Wednesday morning with a view wharf on the Nov. under tile direction of Miss \ lire Hal!.... Me\.. sept utl. In a ( mi.- \ promising Maine could not compete. The inter-state com- Bucksport side. If the town of Tit-pan. pe.it vessel is 155 feet on the 175 on deck and their contents were said to be insured for ne. Is. >. for New ^ oi! stallion, owned by Geu.J.T. Bichards.'of Gar- to A stockholders was held in Notes. From keel, over all, We listened to an aide sermon >nt the 15th !. ork. Idg eon* 1 locating. meeting merce hill has this Steamer Oct. 17 to November J1 Bueksport would now put the street in order to unlay diner. has been sold to changed somewhat and Maine 3J feet 8 about Mr. i»«• 'tarn, "'it 22. Arrived -eli ll.i, :• MoC. Harbinger Bros., of the but too late to be inches beam, 17 feet hold, and measures $1,-100. Weed has moved to Freedom from the-nth our new lb Lldcr evening reported in this will lie the annual season of low fares on the King by iding t > New Haven. Conn., for *1.500 it is said. again enters the market. Just before the bill went accommodate increased business it would be highly lluclv. Putnam, >eorgetovv n, ( The — 044 tons The frame is of weeks Journal. ~i _ steamers of the B. & B. S. S. government register. village. the ljev. F. H. Osgood. Those who did not attend same party lias also a iut-oeficct large quantities of were into Co., the reduced appreciated by the public — Mr.and Mrs. bought two-vcar-old stal- bay shipped while the ami Crowley .(I A urn MK Mix I I I VN .. lion The new hotel will be the Virginia oak, planking ceiling south- lost a rich treat. of Sir. Crossman. of West and a Crosby House, Hotel the south which has been consumed and rates including admission tickets to the great ex- Jackson. The school at Jackson from have moved into the tem ment [ Gardiner, now there ern village, taught Bangor vaeat- Bark Sannu I 1>. Fn Pilot or hard pine. Tne lower masts arc Oregon pine, -•pokcn. Carlton, ■emnn, Knox eolt at Augusta. Tliev also Crosby, Crosby Inn; and many will be to lias been a call for new hibition of the Massachusetts >. n pur- glad liay. The price for new Charitable Mechan- by Mabel Rose, of Brooks, closed the 14th Inst., e. 1.. lal. J*.» N parties paid *500. thus to be but that the for further top- 1 \lig perpetuated, silly practice page particulars—To-morrow the Hattie Grade Annie the 10th l’orter-!•. V. French and have ^ ie r .The marriage of Hon. Win. W. mast ami masts to in Heeling, Scott, Cook, Joseph Kerry, Ireland, inst_Mrs. Baldwin re- family loo. ::: W. Thomas, of taking the name of some noted hotel is not Suicide ob Mt. MegBBtlcook. steamers of the B. & B. S. S. Co. will enter top gallant correspond height Jr., ex-Minister to to city upon Webber, Geo. l'age, Carletou Abbie Gould. turned on Oct. 11 th from her visit to Now Bruns- Boston on a visit .... Mr. and Mrs. >. I.. II ill I'wcnt\ -oven Bath are now bound for Sweedcn. a beautiful to the other masts. The Frances is built for C. Ricker, j -hip- to be followed here. the three san Fram Po-olo live n.I.ei- then in and Swedish trip arrangement, leaving Belfast Mon- Hortense Ricker absent two on wick.Kcv. W. came home from iMe w In tl i-m, port, highly accomplished girl, is an- As the of Camden were to Morton days account of Baldwin attended the Grand Monday Sargent-\ people going church and Stewart & Co. of Baltimore, owners of the limb on arc trom Now ^ ork \t pre-ont fivight- nounced. Sir. Thomas will his bride to days, Wednesdays Fridays—The Kutahdin \ bring sickness. The average rank was not below 90 Lodge session at Waterville last week as have Iren visiting friend- ...Mi-- aro a than >r -omv Portland.The New Sunday morning a report was brought into town Glad Tidings and Priscilla, lmilt by Mr. Cottrell. per delegate heller ligurc time pa-i. York Graphic has been Wills Filed. has been hauled off to be in order for winter cent.A of Star of I G. W. put special meeting Progress from George Pratt and Bainhow returned from Camd-n Frida\.Ms-. M. ndcpciidcnt. bought a and will by Young, of Lincolnvillc, that the of The Frances, like the others, is built for the Balti- will be held at on Lodge Tcmj le, by syndicate lie made a Ke- body service....The M. & M. on her down Thurs- Grange their hall Thursday eve. Ship saehem. Bartlett, from Manila, armed at The following are abstracts of wills Hied at the an unknown man had been found on the Mt. trip Oct. 27th. I. and is this week the ministerial associa- French has remi tted from Si. Pan; where ha- publican paper. It will open tile Presidential topof more and Bio Janeiro trade. This Jinn owns live County Deputy A. Brown will be attending Now 1 ork |:»th. re polls j»a--t ■: Anjcr.Iid\ am! Megunticook. The man had been tlead found it so in the that when in the and deliver hall in Blaine’s favor. It is said October term of the Probate Court in probably day rough bay present an address. Members of the tion at Corinth ...Mrs. A. K. Fernald has spent a few months with her daughter. Mr- .1. I>. I of < o»t.d I(»: had no Thomas .Vast this city three weeks. Bust vessels in the same trade, three of which have recently apo Hope Aug. trades, goner Coroner was immediately noti- of the she returned to are requested to be line Will take a on the stall'. W. neighborhood Bluff, Belfast fraternity present. ... Mr. Win. Perl.ins ai.d wi!'« -tarted iiglr winds ami weather. place Graphic George Dyer, late of Belfast, tirst directs ced ami went to the mountain. The was built in organized two Woman’s Belief at Mt. Desert, Staph's. ally body been Belfast. The. vessels are built for Corps n. that all his debts he To each and tied and later river.The >lup John ( Potter, Curtis, Irotn Hong I-d paid. of his children, found at 7 a. m., Otis Lovell, who was up, proceeded up —one at Bar morning to di ive to M. dl- w i.i « Hi, by hunting. The Frances was built from the swa.nmlli:. T. C. Smart bought in last Hnrhor and one at South West Har- Tuesday i-I, arrived ai New York 13th, had V M William K. Dyer, George Dver and An was held in speed. moulds of Bangor reports hcav) Aloititii.i.. Frank Ron e is at home on Dyer, Alpheus inquest Camden Mondav afternoon Lucy P. Miller has lists from New week materials for a new barn to be erected bor will make a of two week-.....( I M Mar a short Annie Locke lie a small large freight on the ...Miss MyrtleOrcutt has to her home at stay apt. gales oil the ( ape «>I Hood Hope, and light, van gives bequest, and the re- ami adjourned until next. 'There is as the Priscilla and much resembles that vessel. The gone from Tuesday York. Her last down was a one and the site of the one burned. The bam will be- able winds ami calms in North Atlantic; Oet.s. T.ication, Providence, R. I. Miss Bertie mainder of his of no clue to the trip good recently Holden to remain some liman Who inis been quite sick neox. property every description goes yet identity of the dead man, but it is will be farther 40.\«0 and will be built The timber weeks_Mr. W. F. smith riug. to his wife Mrs. Flea nor masts, however, placed forward immediately. I.at. 33 2*.», Ion. 73 0.5. -poke hark Flora vVu. Inn.: Hatch, who lias been Dyer. a case of suicide. The man found previous trip amounted to $800, and the steamer bieh.trd.- cm his knee w a visiting relatives there the undoubtedly is ami the from if shared of Steuben, P ImerStrout of ami Charles Charlie hist eek nd i- -t ill for same a L. late of was which it is lielieved will her heavy hauling Searsport Millbridgc Pascagoula Bordeaux; Him*, passed George McKinney, I.incnlnvilk-, lirst neatly dressed in a black suit of clothes, black could not take nil that was improve sailing quali- the past two months returned with him_Allie all offered.The City by neighbors and townsmen, can be very much of have finished confined to the house, but i.- Sori- vos-ol bottom up. Moating ipiite deep, and a dai Gay requests charges paid. All his property of necktie, white shirt and l>oots. He is live ties. The Frances will be in Baltimore. Torrey Cherry liejd, their work at improving.V gaiter of Richmond will metaled lightened, and such kindness will he* crons ohstriieiioii to is in town on a short O. whatever nature is to his wifi* feet make the last for the season fully appre- of ( hristian F.mleax lie. n navigation. visit—Charles Hatch lias given Nancy Mc- eight inches in height, and about trip ciated and to the corn and returned to their homes. ety or lias organ; cd w ith who is also llfty-Jlve The vessel is painted green below the white water acceptable Mr. S. and wife ...Cnus. factory Brig ( arrie F. Pickering, ol Boston, lumhe: a farm in Kinney appointed executrix. years old, witli chin whiskers. He —weather Portland to Machine* bought Prospect and moves from here slightly gray, permitting—from W. Jenncss is at John this week Arthur L. Snow has to Boston as clerk for Mrs. Sam*! French Pres.. Mis-Jennie I F nch, laden from Bo-tou for New York, ran on to tlo Christina Lowncv, late of Belfast, after the had two on his hand line, black above, with a white the Royal’s affording gone pay- lingers right still' as though December from Ma- stripe along our an to their teeth ex- tr\ this week—Quarterly services were held ment of all her port, Friday, 23d, returning i*eople opportunity get Mr. .John Atwood....Mr. Aaron Howes of dock- Vice Pres., Mis- Laura Black see’y and Tn as. Rockland breakwater late Friday night while meeting charges, gives property, both real they had been hurt by a saw cut. He waist, and white rails. The Frances is tracted without and to weighed on the the 26th. very sharp |>ain. lie goes to Brooks next ing i<* make the harbor. She was hard and fa-t at tlie church last Sunday. The Love-feast at 10 A. personal, her son Oscar Lovvney, of Boston about ICO pounds. There were no chiasport following Monday, She land was in town fora few last week.... Dr. ('apt. ( has. shute has had hi- house newly -hin papers telling forward, has a very sharp run and stern, and week.C. P. Ferguson, of Presque Isle, is visit- j days and full of watt r, hut was Moated after discharg M. w ho be was, and but j?3.24 in his will resume her about the 9th of 1888. light his was well attended. It was followed by a ser- pants pocket. trips Mareli, ing daughter, Mrs. E. If. Nickerson, lie re- ! C. F. Atwood left on Saturday to join a party in a gled and painted, ( apt. Ira Harriinan has improv- ing deck load and taken to the south railway for There was a bullet hole ills below a goon uoorano uouy, aim must prove a fast sailer. the mon through body .A line of steamers will be run between l*orts potato crop light in Aroostook county, j repairs, sell. .lane, Captain A rev, lumber by p;ider after which there The Journal Supplement. the heart and another daily deer atKatahdin — Miss ed his house a coat of paint and C. F. Snow is Mary Presiding Osgood, through his head. A seven The vessel was launched without her masts and The eaine that bushels hunting expedition Daisy by struck the and Bar Harbor next acreage produced 1,500 last laden, from Bangor to Fall River, rock- was a communion service_The shooter of 32 calibre will) three barrels Bangor season, the new boat 1 Abbott left on boat for where his store II. son of Ladies’ Sewing Tills week’s empty lay was towed to the Sanford steamer wharf year on his farm produced only 900 this year. He Monday’s Portland having painted-Fred Shute, while entering Hilkev’s Harbor Frida> night, and supplement leads off witii an illus- four feet away. to be built Barbour by the Circle meets at Mr. Cushman's by Capt. going on the line with thinks, however, that as much money will he real- she to the winter—Mr. and Mrs. the late (.'apt. Shute, who has sintered arrived at Rockland leaking She Ignatius Thursday trated article ou the U. S. steamer Electa. The Frances will be expects spend Schuyler Saturday badly. Supreme Court, follow- the Cimbria. There is said to be of business commanded i/.cd this year as last, as last year they were worth will repair there. of next week. plenty j U. S. Kundlett arc visiting friends at East Bucks- more or less for the past seven years with a ills ed Jane’s a New York by Capt. Bonner, the veteran commander who was only $1.10 per barrel and this year aiv already The administration of the Bureau Veritas ha- by “Mary Travels,” letter Union. The came show of the North Knox So- for such a line....Mr. Cal tin Austin of the B. & they offered $2.00 or liettcr.F. W. Miller and wife, port—Mrs. M. B. Mantcr has returned from her ease of the bone, was operated upon in issued the follow li-t of maritime dis.a-tcr-. on the silver craze, anil a letter from There captain of the Glad and Priscilla when | recently jusi ing Opportunities for safe and remunerative invest- Paris. ciety was held at this There was B. S. Co. Informs the that that will Tidings of made a short visit In of con place Thursday. Wldg company Chelsea, Mass., this town visit to Monroe—tjuitc a large company from two places, one on Ids right leg another oil his reported during the month August, ISS7, ment are difficult to secure at lmt inves- Is also a and sketch of the they were new. The Frances reflects much credit last week. Mr. M. is »-l present; portrait King of Hol- si very large The horse and fat cattle ex- next put on the route between and enthusiastic over his farming ecrnlng all Mags:—sailing vessels reported !• tors showing. daily Bangor on the Monroe with some from West the dead bone etc. He s will find in the Water bonds offered builder and we hone she will prove all that and has done much to the Winterport visited right arm, being removed, S 2 2(5 3 Danish, Company land; an account of the Dexter bank hibit was o|»erations improve 9tock American, Austrian, British, Cobh A a develop exceptionally tine. The secretary im- Rockland a new steamer in to the owners It is by Brewster, Estahrook, of Boston, li per adapted every way anticipate. quite probable that in this vicinity....C. R. Nickerson is doing a job of ! George Pratt Lodge on Monday night. It was is gaining rapidly and we hope soon to see him French, U Herman, t» Italians, 4 Norwegian, 1 Per cent, investment meats ;n budget of Maine news, and the tariff of Mr. Cottrell will build another for which this well-known Arm, after ported 1000 entries for premiums on the society's Its wants, which will be ami fitted with vessel the same work ill llampden this week.The Cadies’ Aid I quite a "surprise party” for the Geo. Pratt’s, hut w ell and strong. The o|«eration was performed bv I Spanish, 2 Swedish ; total, (57. In this careful speedy up The Frances will be tuguese, examination,recommend as entirely safe. water rates for llelfast. book. parties. rigged by Mr. I>en- Society will meet with Mrs. A. s. Nickerson next enjoyed it much and the visitors l>r. A. S. Bird, of Stockton, assisted Hr. S. number are included 5 vessels reported missing. cdegance and every convenience. nett. they very hope by Tuesday. I will do so some more. Johnson, of Belfast. Steamers reported lost—1 Argentine Republic, i; Krill-it, ; < iiitnse. I \».i wojiian. iituil iJ. hi this minihev i- included | -teanu-r ro|M»rtcd missing. lii -chorner A. M< \icii..I arrived at Maehias- l'"i ! '-mala v from P.o-t m. W lien at Foot h hay the Rheumatism I 1 t k a -mall boat in tow and had not pro- ■ o I. •! tar win n. at |i a in.. the boat Saturday, We doubt if there is, or can be, a specific id. tilled, (aptain Walter I/tbhy and two! : for but thousands -. 'lelv in 11«• lmes and K1 bridge Foster, got remedy rheumatism; who the t.. bail win n ;t capsized and all wen* have suffered its pains have been greatly ben- 1 into tin- -i a which was Neitli very rough. efited by Ilood’s Sarsaparilla. If you have or <•! tc.- bodies wert recovered. ’Libby leaves a w ai;d -c\on children and Holmes a wife. Fos- failed to find relief, try this great remedy. t< v unmarried. All were residents of Machias- 1 was afflicted with rheumatism twenty >rt. p years. Previous to IS831 found no relief, but -\s I i:\M !v< .i. Oct. la. The American sltip 4 and at one time nhuta! “i Hath arrived at Port Town .-end from grew worse, was almost help- Announces the Arrival of \--. Mt-'A -he .-ailed from Cardiff on less. Hood's Sarsaparilla did me more good n\ -*'1: 'Mh coal for Aoapuh o. March l the | heart, killingliim instantly. The relic f till 1 took Hood's Sarsaparilla. It has n a-ter was buried ut -ea the day alter his done for me. I recommend it to I_ FALL STOCK OK The crew t.>. k command of the ship but great things I :..a\ iira*.-r among them and First Officer others.” Lewis Burbank, Biddeford, Me. wa-ad.wed t-> tain Hiarge of the vessel, p w .- iuadt d t<> the nearest port. Valpara Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is characterized by a murderer and the principal parties three peculiarities : the combination of tin trouble w ere turned over to the 1st, con remedial adIes & & d arre-h d. agents; 2d, the proportion; 2d, the I Missis Winter 1 I In Freight ( ireular of Snow of Fall A process securing the active medicinal Now 1 rk. b.r the week (let. lath ending qualities. The result is a medicine of unusual i• j i’iii*\ i m tied for tonnage to 1 -.- cures hitherto unknown. on to 11Piv-r Plate, and. strength, effecting Suits ! a’.e s aive. rates indicate a I Send for book containing additional evidence. B ■ Bays’ I.mnber vessels are also Hood's tones up my • laid Sarsaparilla system, -■•nth, l..r same destina purities Mood. s! ii rons mv appetite, anu held in 1 my cheek the limited ! s-.-ems to make me *\vr.” J. 1\ Thompson, are than but i iiof ieed foi vessel- t.. City. wm it- for Cuba, and bti-ine— !ia- 'li 111 .lit I- -care, Wind Hood’s Sarsaparilla We Sliall a •- : lie. :• ai.d r av well Display old all $1 ; six for Made < 1 ■ ft by druggists. $5. t-: u i iiher trade is doing only by C. I. HOOD Ss CO.. Lowell, Mass.

P ! W ! been bartered !o IO0 Doses One Dollar. N s IN : rk for a I -land at lyr.'ls LARGE AND ELEGANT LINE OF WRAPS, JACKETS, K 1. Kent!-:.-. Havener I1V ALL rriIE b ... h' N. ... ’I ork d -i»i ! !■ l.anc will I'm l\ ! ;; l*« iim rara at per ETC. » SACQUES, -.iiid .on! rivet ag< -eh. I ! .rence la-laml d a b’ ,!■•!• ul f. < ,-|lve-to!l a! IT • T C®®)S0 li. F P ... will load lumber at Novelties & & Shades! N, i ..i !. at sb -T. free of wharf Leading Styles -■ 1 “It *ii*es not. matter where I I! \« -.v'ill -. I coal at P c Johnson may ever go to pnr- -T¥e display a FULL LINE of- cha-c a of lo. -is. mid disciiarge. pair ^ALL AGES>

BOOTS or As to Prices we can Show Goods to Suit all n FT.EA-S'j PRICE CURRENT. SHOES,^ Those ^»ti?*» will he sold id FRICKS THAT Circumstances. Ih far fin Journal. j ::lfi •CANNOT FAlL'lo RLE ASK and en- the fart will still remain that nine times out of YnF, Kj II. No. v Main Slrei't. j -GOfiSJSTIKG OP-- ten I dually go to tirely regardless of former prices. /*, / f. M'l 11. /'/ «.•< /*»/?«/ /‘I’lx/nrt r.<. \ *; !'lgliO! Il.i\ k1 ton, s.hoa 12.00 •' ^Children’s * nfi Hid.- V garments!- 4 lb. I .aii.lt k* ft., > g I o 1 BUY NOW & SAVE MONEY !.am!''•kin-. aiig'io •!; H it ■ I M at ton k^ Ik f»d7 The are neat and attractive. •• 1 dssigns'olfl4these very Ir.ltt. 4T Ik .J 2‘» *;•!~ fcv ;ai.-h, !!■ 40a 12 goods I’l'tafoi Please call End sec our LEW STYLES in these CALL AMD SEE THE!*. .V>g(>() when' I am always better suited ami fitted than goons. Any Ikrl. if ■ .r>iia.V>! Ifound JI«>ir k* ft, '!*2 g7 at any other FLUSH place.” (Fart.) r II. !".j J.’; -t ra u k" t"ii, ii.0o§7.00 lady wishing to purchase a dress of this description should !1 !v •: H* I.'.. \1 a \ .”i k* GARMENTS, I'urkey tt*. OgO -THE REASON is:- -l|:o;-- "kl‘1- b- !!.. -a 10 ^eal k Ik lid7 not fail to see our k X. null-' A .m'1 washed ft, DIN8M0HR is always first to introduce new styles! :{:’>g:',t 1 4r J| A unwashed, 2ag2l» DINSMORE keeps the largest stock and best assort- t- 1.. Mai- A "oil. hard, 4.(w>gf».oo ment ! ,■ iy 1k -of 1 ! DINSMORE will NuT if he knows lit ugll A'<>od, :$.rtog:t.r>ft keep poor goods and it! and ■ Jackets, tni! Mn krl. Sacqoes, Market. Wraps, j DINSMORE warrants all bis goods and will make GOODS I » *I. »- Rr. 7gJ I .hue k' hbl.. 1 .00 g ,0a good every poor pair? "..II. V' i- ■ •at 1 Meal ¥ It, .ri DINSMORE will not be undersold by any man! l.u-l,.. living I have added to my stock a LARGE and >nioiis i-' ft. :>«4 DINSMORE sells good.*, lower than anv other con- just 1 I 1 Hl.ki !"-eiu .,“^ai.Ilog~!2 cern in the State' COMPLETE LINE of Special Bargains to be obtained in this department. Mr.i b- lill-li.. II ’ollock V B-, s4 tf tt». l.Jfli:. ’oi k k- Hi. ilgio "r.-'l b' rw iii„o | Master v New Lines 1»1»1., l.OOgl.H) cf Goods Just H ! •; V !!. .'»a 7 I iye Meal 4k t»>. Opening. Some '’Mi tf -it.. 7 1 diort- 4k ewt l.lo excellent Boots for Ladies, made on Seal & Shales ii Sled "■ •• "W Brawn, Navy Bi,Heine Evening i |i.. 1 ? !•■' Oijjar Ik lt», 5'. « 7 aukenphast Lasts, in Kill and (.OAT, rf Mil., .'iJMgti.ui •ait. T. I., tr 4a I.A( Land ItCTTuN. at r, nn a I j hush., pail-. They ! "rr i r ! •uoet Potatoes k* It.. :;«4 are the "correct style," 4)J.UU and the casf. -—AfbD ALSO OUR FESSE TRAuE Em- * Ik. i*/i 12 > V heat Meal tk ft, :»*-9g4 -est Boots ever worn.- l haw* mow in stock any jrrade of Gloves, from Perrins linest <'oods to a heavx Ih SPECIAL NOTICES. -A. XjOT skin. I inP iid to make iliis the leading pairs of Ladies* New York Button Boots in - - LADIES’ VESTS 50 CENTS. ( OM MON >L\>K < Glove house in tin.* city. Von have only to V CARD. and >I KIi A sTY LF.s. sellling at Gros Grain that e« *t Silk ! £0 regularlv jj.-3.iM) a These call and he convinced. 1 M. ilA-i; Min! take this 9K pair. -Best in Belfast.- 1 ak\ i:. ( 11 \ never so extensive as at present. stout < .. irr.iirII'i«- "tir lioi^hin'! -. j..w :i~;ih ii. I Bovs* Sf'iool L Boots. 95 1 "’i « 'v :i .. Who will be take measures r~ !:•< ivcil part ••! our hou-e Irani £•*., Sir.. Sir. present to for orders, represents < of our stack is crowded with new 1 :ii' w hi<*li \\xu! «■ ill on the Glcak Manufactories in NEW YORK. He T. C. 'MAIM. largest I.. A. S1AKT. Fall & Winter will also hava on exhibition an B. C. Dinsmore & Bon, Cloakings, Underwear, Flannels, Having bought these goods last July from the large New York 7T Mniu Street. Hosiery, auction we are to sell at a LESS PRICE ] L. !* I ■ U ,1 Ik-If t, Oct I-. ; J sales, prepared --. ■ •! M .1 i Mi Jn.uir M. HATS and CAPS! than can be obtained elsewhere. ii. Line of SEAL GARMENTS <1 -Call At—~ Mr. i. !! |u.i:•! i. oilw in. <4 Eiegant M. It.r i.:u< .in Tie- i.AK<;i>T ami FIXKST LINK in the BLANKETS, TOWELS, TABLES, NAPKINS, Ac., < > I am this one of the !.V Mfialrss in <■! Hervev’s Jewelry Store lty. making 1 t I n: <• 11. •! I ;• i,-, Mr-. AN!) LXAM1NL- AT ALL PRICES! ! Ur-;. !l < t. 1. i '.. IM-Ichr-. Jv ■'sr^i.TR.aNrei *-ast aukts : Ml Naurs Knlri:. NEW STYLES of JEWELRY i. Ms* ! r’ \V. Ua!• I .in. MOST PROMINENT FEATURES 1\ i.« ing iv.-« h < d. and note the w-mier- W, invito the Ladies to call and lock this stock over. Call and see the immense stock we have on exhibition on tbs Mi -. ! : u •. In \Vkit ah <.I ful in cordially redmtioij prices of The best assortment in the city. 2d floor st our store. Prices low. of husiness'aml shall all the very I.*«• v i:. I'.!..! •*. -I• •!I• 1 \ WAT(!IIKS, CLOCKS, my keep SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 1 M •- ii 11«.war*!, rit -4 Mm t- AND Ai i. OTIIKK GUODS. ! auk ! ! k ai.ifts'ors & S/tears fewest & Latest Styles A M ■ : ! .• < luvliitt. 1 LADIES AND UEKTS’ FANCY & OUTLINE GOODS! ... !•'. in : jn i:vi:nv li-~ Aniiir i:ii;.ismv. REMEMBER THE TIME AND &c. Pearl,Shall & Handle Pocket Enivt s PLACE Oil i *r 1 ]I. Ivory Cloths, or; \ -vkiiv i.mv.- Carpetings, i■•!. llank-s ar A !«..•■ Urnu tuber the closing out sale of M I r: i if •' ll Tilt *ll!H.-tl >11. >1!!. PFRIIE 8I.KKPF.R. a linmhed lias Come and sae what we are At no been so as at and the wi.rkiaan, HOYS’ SUITS. doing and tssid out our prices. time have Carpets cheap present, Pitcher aiul Ncl -I li;.- natch work department. < i-eksaad 1 we and so I !.■ A, .M Ma-.. d- v repaired ii, tlie be.-a manner, r; Price* magnificent stock show the trade, prices very low, !1 * >rt. -. < !ir.-lrr i». .I"lir,- ai,'i M ;• l'ora a 1 way* rt asoiiablc. H. A. should the trade to buy lively and liberal. r.ir, Mail <•! Wanvi* : prompt 1 C. Phcenix Belfast. STARRETT, I'. n;»I*! I. <. < ']'ii run- H-RVEY, Row, i'l (a .»yic A >n,a P. Palmer, •1' '-I. ».t Dwight A. P. Mansfield. Masonic ■ a lrirkl.ua'. \ Jims-h r .'II I livin' National Bank. -G-xxrtt ttjs call.- i.< ;i. .,1 i;., ki.iiri. Masonic Me Temple. Opposite 1 I.lii rairtii a Kva M Temple, Belfast, -i l uinn. PRO SATE NOTICES. At :t Probate Court Held at Relfast, within and for 'a. inn:.; i'i run. u. .. 1887. j SELLING OUT ! At a l’robate Court, held at Belfast, within and for the County id' W aido, on the second Tuesday of A. GRKKLY, widow of ORCHARD C. CEO. W. A. l>. Ps7. Ij'LIZAJ GKKKLY, late of Palermo, in said ot BURKETT, October, County HUNDREDS & Balers! ! Waldo, deceased, having presented a petition' for A BY McDKRMOTT, Administratrix of the an allowance from the estate of said de- estate of DAVID McDKRMOTT, late of Win. I personal ■’ & ceased. i.l.t i;' 111:. W.K.Morison ;,-rd >7 Jails, [ites Co., Coliseum, 47 in said of Waldo, deceased, hav- MainSt,, terporf, County Ordered, That the said Kliza A. notire a for license to sell certain give IV ,i\ .- ing presented petition to all & 83 Main Belfast. 1' t" li n.al 81 1-: ’I: I \\ Ul merits of Dr. Flower’s persons interested a of this II, \., if,* -JOBBERS ANu real estate of said deceased, situate in said Win- by causing copy Street, L i, :• I Ye shall close out our en- RET&ILERS OF- ! order to he three weeks in ;: l 111.... 11 -. and the side of the published successively Nit', terport, being upon westerly the at that ! i. Mrh ;•, .aar-! >. |'ills for net\ oi;,aiess. all road from Winlet to Marsh i Republican Journal, printed Helfast, ■ liy tire stitch S. Xeiceontb «f- leading port illage m Hill- .i .‘i *i -. of they may appear at a Probate Court, to beheld at ; village, at or private sale. •■• !>• < .. public ! Relfa-d. within and for said on the second Ii. Mr-. Anuali. M. 1 Jruggists Uo.'s Tallies Fine Hoots at Pain 4c. Ordered, That the said Mary give notice County, ■ Hardware, of November at ten of the be- *i: .ii;,-,! .'in Cutlery, Iron, Steel, Is, Tuesday next, clock ymrs. to all persons intere. d by causing a copy of this '. i.. ii I : fore noon, and show cause, if have, whv BARGAINS aaed 07 following prices any they 1 SPECIAL ~e| Latrh, order to be three weeks successively in published the prayer of said petition should not be the Republican Journal, printed at Belfast, that granted. •••-;. '» :. .1.. > '• w.-trr. 7.'» HORSE NAILS 2c. to 2 l-2c. per lb. GKO. K. JOHNSON, Judge. n;?ed £11.30 Hoots at £3.00 they may appear at a Probate Court, to he held at .•I *i,< 11ii:-. Closing What We and A true Attest:—IJ. P. •• •• copy. Field, Register. 11.23 2.73 Propose DGing Why! ijki.ow on; <-oMi*r;moi;s. Belfast, within and for said County, on the second in •: W '.a r! Dei \v. aired We are to | ll.oo 2.30 are really selling out, and clo«e up I Tuesday of November next, at ten of the clock be- !..«*:.• i.- .ai.d b ia\ YI^A KI>0 SS.—Iii Court of Probate, IieM at Bel- 1 case- •• onr business here as soon as We are Bolts, Rivets, \tits. fore noon, and show if have, -1 offer possible. Washers, Files, Rorax, Vices, cause, any they why M 1 to-clay •• I .i II.. i• I• ■ \\ of III,' I 2.73 2.23 fast, on the second of October, 1»7. misuIIrstandS sorry to say this, for during the past nine years i Axles, Malleable*, At. the praver of said petition should not be granted. Tuesday .Mr-- .. "f I.. \\r:l. Vta--., aired lib ; ISRAI.K WOODliI l’V, Kxecutor on the estate of > ■■ loo;; -ad. -■ that tlie writer has managed this business we*have tiKd. K. J» HINSON, atlXions, so care- -25 to 50 Judge. II. of 1 is psr cent. Discount.- \\ooj>IU RY, late Morrill, in said " a ! i.r.. .mi lost a friend, or is it 'I'iii-- a rare chance as the above are increased it nearly FOUR FOLD, and our custo- A true copy. Attest:—B. 1*. Fiki.i>, Register. jJAMK> < tnoMiii;in!;, v i.l m ot County, deceased, having his fust ae- !.- Emit Mamlanl < •«•«*«an«i we arc ottering them mers luivy become our personal friends in nearh | presented I ! n •! ! \r;ir.-, :! nornt in ami 4 count of administration of said, estate for allow- m|>-' Y-*s. 1 *.ii \e .-truck < -0 per cent, less than can else- instance. It will be some time before we get At a Probate hold at Belfast, within and for | it, ii.ulie; it is because it you buy every Court anee. wc see be- i- la-t half dollar and I am sull'crimr so where. away, and hope to you all many times the Coif of Waldo, on the second of UanM. i> :. i::. atla iim; ia; ty Tuesday Ordered, That notice thereof In- three Nason, ajfed IYo.,1 fore* we leave. W e thank* you for your appreeia- FARMERS l < h'tober, A. D. ls?>7. given, '11on111» .ni l 11 >!:r -. weeks in the Republican Journal, DYSPKPHI.t AM) 1 MiH.KNTION. tion of our efforts to deal justly with all. < >ur rea- successively, i.i,ati 1. o t 12. 1.^ •). 1. PATTF.RS* >N, Administratrix of the in said that all at SOo. Eacfi. Barker. ajred 71 sons for closing up this prosperous business are Soo Our $5 CO FLOW, worth 88.00, \fARY printed Belfast,‘in County, persons All Sizes, :u.d J have t!i< ll.urlburn so that J1 estate of ROBFRT <>. PATTKRSt N, late <>l interested attend a to .11o1111,air. 1 da\ badly nothing m.ui\ ; the one that wc can do bet- may at Probate Court, be w ill me but a bo\ of principal being in said of Waldo, lutv a! tnl, '.»■ I. II. Mara-.*' L ,«la lighter of Geo. help ter. others In proportion. Beifast, County deceased, held at Belfast, on the second Tuesday of Novcin- for to sell so much i. S. h i' nurd 2 months, 2 Mays, OUR LEADER ! ing presented ti petition license b**rno\t, and show cause, if any they have, why <» Dr. MarkR. We shall offer new cash bargains every day. Cates Cultivator very low. of the real estate of said deceased as will : the said not aii a- ii. ". b. IJo-a Lane, ;«>?«*«I about 24 Woodbury's Dyspepsia Killers, produce account should Ik* allowed. AND We name a few that will be of interest to. the sum of three hundred dollars. (iKO. K. ONE CASE SHIRTS DRAWERS, and relieve no matter much Royal Horse Rake $20, worth $27. JOHNSON, Judge. they always me, how F. notice to '■"••kalnM. Ort. b, (.rare of 1 Ordered, That the said Mary give A true copy. Attest:— R. P. Field. M.a>. M:ilighter sutler. Little lozenges to carry in your vest Rush Srythes 40c., worth Bar. Register. I*i if aired I il 23 all per.-oils interested causing a copy of this or- vr.tr, months, Mays, pocket, always at hand, cure, and cost von CARPENTERS. by always Mea’s Solid Ootersoies and Shovels 25c. and worth der to be three w eeks in the k.an*!. >rt. n, Charles 11. Bishop, of lios in) cents a box boxes for 2f> InnersolB, 35c., 50c. Another lot published successively subscriber notice to all 25c. IDactt. only (trial cents).” and choice oriiltt Brace* worth at Belfast, that | rpilE hereby gives public ;•••; '*4 '. ars. A Set of Bitts your 50c., 75c. Republican Journal, printed they 1 concerned, that he has been and Doolittle ,V Smith. 24 and 20 Trcmont be held duly appointed ilorklainl, on. s, widow of ( st., Boston, for.$2.00 may appear at a Probate Court, to at Bel- I taken himself Warhol, apt. will semi them upon the trust of Executor of the \a by mail anvwhere in the I'nited fast, within and for said on the second Flwrll, ajrrd 74 ar-. I months, 2”> Mays. Standard Nailed Lace A Set or Pairing Chisel*.$2.75, north $1.00 County, ! estate of States on receipt of Taj *• of November next. :it ten of the (dock be- a. ii price. Boats, Bo.-t M )rt. 7, Mary.I M- Naniara, A Set of Framing Chisels. 4.;>», «.00 Tuesday WHITE 37 1-2C. EACH. fore and show if have, BIDFIELD PLCMMER, late of ONE CASE HEAVY RIB, : mM. <_r*■ t '* years ami I month. D. K.’S make O. K. noon, cause, any they why \Vinterport, you 28 In. Hand Saw for 80c. I Better one for .. OOr. Are You or edition should not be ! •tir.r. «Mar wif<* of ( apt. Frank B. Building, Repai;i(>g tin* praver of said granted. in the County of Waldo, deceased, by giving bond -$1.25.- <;i:o. !•:. i. aavd I:’. ars. Dilution'* Snws 10 per cent, lev; than any other JOHNSON, Judge. as the law directs; he therefore reqiiestsnll per- :, :■ A true Attest:— B. P. Fim.d, Register. sons win* are indebted to said hill, i.-t. s, 11. 1 .t»rd, aged >i years dealer. ? copy. deceased’s estate to -One case- I 1 months. Painting make immediate payment, and those who have any >STONE * a handle and we will give you a File, FALL and CUTTERSK FILES. Buy ( demands thereon, to exhibit the same for settle- WINTER IIUI LUKES’ IIA El) II A E1, ! At a Probate art held at Belfast, within and for or nearly so. ment to him. the. County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of ALBERT C. PLCMMER. This is a Shoe that will LINE AT COST. »» pay you to examine. 49 EVF.KlTUINti IN THE TOOL Finest Line III this section of the Mate. Prices October, A. I), is,>7. Camels5 Hair Shirts and Drawers, subscriber hereby gives publi'* notice to all nearly 25 per cent, below any one. an instru- fpiIE LOWNKY having presented A concerned, that she lias been dul\ appointed ALL OUK- ment to he an authenticated It. OSCAR purporting copy and taken upon herself the trust of Administra- PAINTS, It. Colors, lie. peril). of last will and testament of CHRISTINA ——— all sizes. Makers ! the trix of the estate of Only saoh, the Carrige I.OWNEY. tare of Boston, in the County of Suffolk, Having spent past week in Boston purchasing NATHANIEL V. W EYMOl Easton !'ure reduced. state of for the Til, late of Troy, Goods, we are prepared to show the LARGEST Men's Car- Lend, price and Massachu-etts, dereased, pur- Oxford Ties and Low Shoes Hubs, Spokes, Rims, Shafts, tiled and recorded. in and MOST DESIRABLE stock of Millinery to be pose of being allowed, the County of Waldo, deceased, by giving bond o rents a pair less than regular prices, requests per- at 75c. Each. tice to all persons interested by causing a of sons who are indebted to said deceased’.** estate to One Case Blue Rib as \ve must have the room for winter goods. -ALL IIEDICED TO COST.- before. copy Heavy this order to he published three weeks successive- make immediate payment,and those win* have any ly in the Republican Journal, printed at Belfast, demands thereon, to exhibit the same for settle- Faionaiile Barnet or Hat! Don't forget that FORSYTH'S Atlas lleady Mixed Paints—S.OOO the tirst publication to he thirty days at least prior ment to her. ( A KIM E S. WEYMMl Til. ALSO SOE8E SPECIAL BARGAINS ER5 < a BLACKSMITHS! to the second Tuesday of December, A. D. ISsT, will do well to call on us before else- 'ORN (JURE is safe and sure sold us fhis season. purchasing yals, by that they may appear at a Probate Court, to be held subscriber hereby gives public notice to all where, as we have the Goods to use and -remedy.—- re- rpilE Kemembrr that our 10 perrrnt. Cash Oisrount at Belfast, within and for said ( 'ounty, on said see. 1 concerned, that -he h.a- been duly appointed duce* price on WINDO iV GLASS—125 Differ- oud Tuesday of December next, at ten of the clock and taken upon herscif the tru-t of Admini-tratrix Fine White Ml Wool Underwear. s-Mrs. R. P. CHASED before noon, and show cause, if any they have, of the estate of Shoes Iron l-2c. lb. erent Sizes. the of said should not be Horse and Norway per why prayer petition .JC1»sm\ i’,. WEED, late of Swanville, I to trim them 111 the MOST APPROVED style. F. H. Francis & granted. GKO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. -iFABSEKOE LINE OF- Co., A true Attest:—B. P. Field. in the of bond copy. Register. County Waldo, deceased, by giving We have added to our stork of largely Wc shall continue to gire JO per art* indebted to said deceased’s estate to > St., their as we hare RIBBONS ! shoultl see us before making fall purchases, many the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of mike immediate payment,ami those w ho have any ^CHILDRENS, BOYS AND MEN'S A. I>. 1SS7. demands to exhibit the same for settle- •ers or for Balls, Parties or in and do not any they Weddings, any be found in the market, should not l*e and all -wed. on proved, approved length suitable notice. GEO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. We know that liner leaf and sweetening than Is and bn convinced that ice cun a intend to any other kind. * xyv Cull (/ice you keep used in Force’s Rainbow does not exist. To deal- "it to a I; !, i.s .-iaie of have every thing desirable in A true AttestB. 1*. Field, Register. I the system, such as Dir- l.i Y /IA Rn MI, Q ,-HATS. y BONNliTS.tl ^ copy. ers in tobacco who do not sell Force’s Rainbow, we v ness. Nail.i. Drowg. :• «.». Distress after o-the market.--- LARGER ASSORTMENT at LESS price eating, j that it is on for a limited > Please remember poor will, time, send free 1 i: m tl. Side, £c. While th' ir most remark' application, than can elxeichcre. held at within and for of a (50-ccnt for examination. A. K. ai i success h.i.~ hem ?h<■ v.'ji in — you find At a Probate Court, Belfast, charge plug curing AND- time in ol S PEC IA L AO TIC E ! economy and a waste of the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday Mitciiki.1. & Co., Boston, Mass. .•{ini-' October, A. D. 1S£7. Clocks & of Trimmed Bonnets and Hats j knitting a cheap yarn. widow of KLDU1DGE Witches, Opening In General. R. NICKERSON, Jewelry WLLINEBY IJtMILYNICKERSON, late of Swanville, in said Coun- 6 Per Cent. and Oct. 19 and 20. ■ a Of the SICK Wednesday Thursday, Sailor Hats,- Yours ty of Waldo, deceased, having presented petition |all kinds are selling at (’nrtrrW.'Mle Liver Pillsnre Respectfully, of said SUNSHINE! JL'idachr.yot equally for an allowance from the estate ALL COUDI ALLY INVITED. Announces that she has engaged the ser- personal Valuable in Constipation, curing and deceased. i preventing TRIMMED OR INTRIM MED, 8F.LLIX0 CHEAP. First * annoying complaint, wliiie they also correct vices of That the said Emily give notice to all Ail Oil Paste. ail B. F. WELLS. Ordered, * * Mortgage disorders of the stomach, stimulate the liver interested causing a of this order VERY LOWEST PRICES &i 1 1 J. W. persons by copy r 'Wells. publican Journal, printed at Belfast, that theyonay -AT- BLACKING BOOTS & SHOES! Bel Fund FOR House for Sale. Belfast, Oct. 13, 1887.—tf41 appear at a Probate Court, to he held at last, Sinking Get ready for Winter and buy your within ami for said on the second Tues- The subscriber offers for County, sale of November next, at ten of the clock before A this 20 Per Cent. her house and lot In situ- A whose taste, and in day HEAD Belfast, lady experience GLASS Ac PUTTY I noon, and show* cause, if any they have, why the ^riie tiny would bo almost priceless to those who ated on Upper High street leading trimming cannot to rilease. and in should not he THAYER & WATER CO. fail praver of said granted. ADAMS, BONDS, the petitioner TO THE WEAR OF A SHOE ! culler fr »m this distressing complaint; but fortn- to the Upper bridge. The lot con- our combined we to -Of the parties who sell CHEAPEST.- GEORGE E. JOHNSON, Judge. J at efforts hope please and Interest at ely t heir goodness dors not end here, and those tains one-fourth of an acre, good Rates P. Principal payable all who call upon us. Lowest A true copy. AttestB. Field, Register. who once them will find these little valu- rhouse, ell and stable. Well and situat- ! A. A. HOWES , Belfast. GKO. E. JOHNSON, | ljrioiirm Judge- Howes db Go. Belfast, Oct. 17,1887.—4w42* Oct. 13, 1887.—2wtl HOWES A CO. A true copy AttestB. 1*. Field, Register. j A. A. HOWES & CO. A. A. HOWES

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The history, uses, and f:i>hions the wed- and v> > and can !>c ti, sale, briu;;-advised to t'o South by my physician for my health,! hereby ofler my FNOU- /■$. w>^vldo«>d, and enjoy a delightful journey. sni.M NT. a d one lMPiinvi.it IMIAI.KU, all w rap- will be described in the 'r ilia ding-ring pleasantly p short ^ ve tf ^^^^removed HtKD \1 ... «n one with ireatise and direr-lions, November numb, of “The S> j( nee -MOHS lUSINFSS FOR SAM!.- /. ''A-..v. if you an- POTF, Agent. .Rclfast. pod package, Popular ^Sfrytime. . Agent.Huston. and sold bv all druggists $1.on. Moiithlv.” in an article on that subject b\ D. •V. -v 'v //y and use l«»N. /o^S^vvise H fLMAM if. HILL,,Jr., lien. Manager. .. Pull Kli Did «. & < 111 -AIK Al.l’o., Ihts R. McAnally. S^v^vX^v^C^I i;<;*rnn. Eheumatiz About Me. A dainty little volume, “ailed The Old Farm i*i: HERE iS THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME! CHANGE OF i ! No (.i an will to TIME Home, by Abide M. nett, appeal —- 'j the hearts of a man and woman whose /.V OXE MIXl'TE many < tenderest memories of childhood are bound up 11 , cents; live Complexion. for all otln*r plasters. druggists, Skin.”% then In Stock and, commence a.ii.. Hen. Lucius put for next and shall not want to sell. p.m. a.in. m. Durn AM> Fairchild, recently finishing year, p for £1 dm; or, postage free, of PolTKK Commander-j I »• I fa -t in-Chief of the (iraud of the* I .7o;. 2_»" Burnham.8 •'»•* I *»n Cukmp boston. Mass. Army Republic, The most wears » Al.lo., it to thinness a In view if\ P<»ii!t..... 7 10 2 27 ! < onanl's..... 'rj will give, in the November number of The economical, of wafer. of the foregoing I shall offer the remainder ol my Stock at the reduction : following .7 2 12 I lily .'J -jn American an The T>oso A /, Magazine*, account of the origin, : | ‘13 r*f/ P»«'o«-k>.7 :;7 3 on rhorii'iikc. ha small -only a tra^V sy tt / ■> aims and work of the order. The (*. A. R. i< Kt»o\ ... It is -f % 7 2- Knox. 4:* a benevolent its chief I jl spoonful. thm^. r.A ^ 1 i. r:.-1ikt•.* uj 4«> Brooks. essentially great society; 4 host and o \ '>• '/■ in o> 4s Top Buggies, Regular Price, for $110 fjl dicupest^/^ 1 $125, 4 o5 ■; business is nee 12 Wahlo J" to help the dy, and it lias kept RAYMOND'S hi medicine. Try it. o^ > A nity.8 .1 o[ to aml^/A l.t'oriru-'l'v.>23 4 20 itv Point.In ■; 14 The First closely its work. “ “ “ { “ von will l*e satisfied Symptoms ►iSg “ iSuroham, arr...8 35 » 35 arr lu i.’» <; VACATION .e of Boffast, jo (>f all diseases are much the same : t it your bnur-A-t. A, Lung Within recent weeks an 4 05 V> amusing has ^ Tin* train t \». story 110, bOSTWAIT. tiKTIT \T"SC|',^k tO morning up ami the niirl train .A. i“. '-.jv. £ Co., Itun no risks, but tears, story had any foun- Consumption.” begin —IN— 1»* -t \\ o k i dation and D wholly untrue. “ “ “ Boston, Mass., !<>r inedie.il rmhii: lu d immediately to take Ayer’s Cherry 1 145 !y rlti Pectoral. The Ignoramuse s is the title of a new book Top Buggy, 105, in the press of I). Lothrop The CALIFORNIA. Several years ago. James Lirchard. of Company. “ £‘ “ party that voted to e-all themselves by this ill. The 1 Darien, Conn., was severely name are as bright people as one could wish to Top Buggy, 140, 120 The first Party of the season will leave BOSTON doctors said he was in meet, ami the? of their travels and ad- Consumption, story THURSDAY, November in, in a that could do for him. ventures is delightfully interesting; but that and they nothing New ami Magnificent Train of Vestibule;! Pull- HUNTING I ON AVENUE, Four that have been mu on the road l “goes without saying” when one- knows that BOSTON, Top Buggies by salesmen an but as a hast to man Palace Cars, with Pullman Palace advised him, resort, try the- author is Bradford Mary (.'rownin>bicld, Dining-Car Attached, returned, not hurt in the least, regular price, for$ Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. After taking who wrote All Among the Lighthouse's. Fou Pasai.kna, I.os A v< wnta Bahuaha, >TOW_GPEW. this medicine, two or three months, lie John (J. a Whittier, in letter to the publish- San Dn:».;», San Francisco, Montkukv, was a well man. llis health pronounced ers. says: from the Admission 25 Several New and Second Hand Portland at “Judging many attempts AND THK OTIIKK FAMOI s RKSOUTS ON Cents. Wagons Bargains. remains good to the present day. and the very few real successes, it must he a tiik Pacii ic Coast. dillicult to write a hook for children J. S. It rad ley, Malden, Mass., writes : thing Immense collection of Mechanics In operation. If you want a Carriage come at once as this lot will ‘-last quick” which shall be neither silly nor too sensible, new features will be introduced in our Three winters ago I took a severe cold, Many Novelties and processes In all departments of In- at above neither above nor below their comprehension Excursions this season. Trains of Elegant and prices. into bronchitis Extensive filled with which rapidly developed and capacity for enjoyment, it seems to me Luxurious Ycstlbulcd Cars will be run Across the dustry. galleries choice Continent for the first time. First-Class Meals In works of ami 1 was so weak that that Miss SparhawVs Little Polly Illalehlev Art. Sand Concerts Afternoon and Eve* j Consumption. the Finest Dining-Cars ever Built. Trains keeps the happy medium, and that her little special ntngs. <5w39 I could not sit up, was much emaciated, with Special Facilities for Sight-Seeing. A Choice F. hook will he a HAN8QN. welcome addition to our juvenile ROONEY REFUNDED ! of Horse furs the _E. Three Routes in the Outward and Five puss door. ami roughed incessantly. I consulted literature.’* If A DAMSON’S .lourney BOTANIC BALSAM fails Routes Returning. Nineteen Returning Parties, CHIGACO. ROCK SSLAHO & PAGIFiC RAILWAY several doctors, bat were IO ( lire auv ease ol Cougli, Cold, Asthma T'v r-n 1 rv'-v i.«n t.» pHii- they power- and the Tickets also good on all Trains up to .1 u '■ * or Consiimi:i its 13 ■!:■■■ I f erv !!' m-*ps Imrs i> t The November number of “The Sci- curly stages. Jt is ex- BRANCH " ii- V. less. and all .agreed that I was in Con- Popular 1, ISSS. Independent Tickets, covering all ! u ,• T ■. 1 t. is !•» ence I»l« a-mut as honey. Sufferers from either recent or SHERIDAN'S Monthly" will contain the* fifth paper of penses both ways, and allowing Entire Freedom in a me chronic coughs or Bronchial can !i !'■ Ii 11.:ps :i-l ii»i n?t •. sumption. At last, friend brought the lion. David A. on affections resort to < alifornia and Hotel like in rittu-r Well’s discussions “The returning. coupons supplied •. this r o- with tl-i •< n !i A;! :i f j great dy confidence. for or short a bottle of Pectoral. Kcor.omic Disturbances since long sojournsat all the Leading Paelllc '1 l.r* i: .v It. :i !!!,■• Ayer’s Cherry 1S7J." In it Mr. Trial CONDITION i-iiiel «•» »1« Bottles IO Cents. LUMBER cn.. .. Coast The East Pas- YARD! «-Paw. I.i <;il i- Wells will show Resorts, including Raymond, The Pirct ami Only s?p|)^jj »»v ir.cn y From the first this.-, I found relief. that increased facilities and at every drug store in America. Made F. W -;>••*«,> by adena. The Arlington, at Santa Barbara, the new who have ft practical hac-TjedKo of the ri;/! I.M-'k !-,vk 1•« I of e: cheapness manufacture and KINSMAN & CO., New York. AV-i :.. u; !. s; m -i .... .• Two cured me. and health transportation Apothecaries, Hotel del and the Palace San Fran- WE HAVE OPENED A lai:n«lr> profession. It 3 c k nr. bottles my Monte, Hotel, 011 •■. ! a < I ’•! 'iiu > ! .. V'. have been the chief factor in depressing price*, Large bottles 35 and 75 cents. cisco. | teopsthcir nlrojaBtickinsrond linen fr m blistt ring r. At- wniic ■1 K -.tm ... \ id .•.•••> i: ii. i, i»'vji.» pi-t has since been while of POWDEBI lroc.r.R, and Rives shirts, cuffs and co'iars tt it and perfect.” scarcity gold has had but little to do Btinnces M l'.' ! ...' Ti -I. M J. lyr« 1IU4-2 Now Yard nenr the and b^aut.'••.! polish tliev havo when now -ipith, with Depot, -h b id < ! y, >::•!. 1,-nvrmi Tt h the matter; iu fact.that gold is not scarce, Dates of Other California Excursions.—Decem- every y hr >ws k".-ps them clean twice .13 ... ,wh: o'. ■>!..■ ■ 1 B-m.-c rf i-u-tations. Sec that the Mi I Z\Tir:ti> p- r.i: lmt is more abundant, in to the need ber;') and s: January 2. 32, hi and 2‘1; 2, Under the of nam* k 1 proportion February management J. C. HP 13 N < '• R. i. &. lilt' V nn ••«>' V* vt n, in J )r ki.tn. aim Cherry Pectoral, and March S and 12. 2w41 )S., New Haven Cm- 13 Ayer's 7, 2o; rm* of it, than ever before. on everv pa* SOLD BY ALT. GROCERS. ties, t ns and visages. \V. RAYMOND. 1. A. I I'It El’A It ED DV WHITCOMB. wrr Tin 3 8tatic h I'ho Great Rock islar.r) Route Scribner's will the com- } 1 •'..*•■ r.Vt S’.i' Dr. J. C. Sc Lowe!!, Mass. Magazine signalize Itiitii Water Bonds ‘:MR. GEORGE E. Sheridan’s Cures and S.;? tv t.. those who Co., RING,- ■ Ayer Send for t. pletion of it» first year by the publication of a Hu descriptive circulars. t! 1 nil., lit;' d. l»a Bold by all Druggists. Price $1 six bottles, $5. and will al! kinds of |"'T t:.U :< ■ f I "iv v J a;.-.-j Christmas number. Its contents keep hLE ^ superb will be W. ^CTI f |- r- f as m RAYMOND, Condition the Latest. ar.d B, Cheapest preparation yet di«cuv. O -. and fiction, and ire. k-- h k s ...... if, tv n s It It poetry literature 2% St. School B< >STON. ChiGken cred for bleach:—: linen. It >v s iipplm chjetly appro- Washington (opposite St.), invan.ib'v iki y ur l.ly.ir priate to the season. The number of illustra- Percent. clothes snowy wluto. Ask your *roc 1 it. lyr’7 Lumber and Masons’ Materials! vahinMe. ! I ..;-—v u ?«. r.-n-rrvatu.- and tions will be greatly increased, and will 5 REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE tnvtlu-U -o' •'! -I u:d. '• tine. H-' ■«• repre- lv-24 t:rv .-f i<- :• ■PMips'at.•••!!• 1< :jne»ri.a.cd la sent the best and most work of Ameri- • original BELFAST BATiGHAL SHINGLES A SPECIALTY. Powder Cholera. tie v- 'Mil! U can artists and engravers. The cover is to be B&fiiK, Milt'. t.s ■ <'*i •. u'i t:d th n M!o«e,nrf •’ You can V .v Ivv » Leading enriched a First M Belfast, In the State of Maine, at the close of still find us at our old stand on FRONT | by special border, printed in Mortgage an gold; I’ullm.in M business Oetober STREET, where we have a stock of ji|.vpi-t: hut 5, 1SS7. large lumber, I vt n notwithstanding the fact that the prepara- is One !'••• -. .1- n and we will sell the same quality CHEAPER than absolutely pure and highly concentrated. mlK tion of this number has necessitated, of course, oune<* is worth a of other kind. It is any other concern oil the Penobscot Ray. pound any Ju-rlinii;e irs. physiaats a increased cost, the will Fund strictly a medicine to be with food. Nothing greatly price remain Sinking liKSoruci:*. given The "no as our customers for on earth will make hens lay like it. It cures chick- Famous Albert Lea Route say usual, twenty-live cents. Thanking their in -M Loans and discounts.$245,700 00 patronage en cholera and all diseases of hens. Is worth its l9 *’..•■ ! f;i !•:••• I >>.v v .-en Cltjeaga and Ml'tnO DUE 1916. the past, we hope for a continuance of the same in -• :s; I', s. Ronds tt» secure circulation. 150,000 00 weight in gold. Illustrated book by mail free. O; -I.. ti !'o lid Fust l.xprr h ,ohster'kas The Lincoln Life in the Novem- the future. Yours respectfully. rain-- r::n dai t1.' “riiii.ir ,-t i. 7 forthcoming Sold or pi.•lurparpio Other stocks, l>ondsand 00 everywhere, sent by mail for 25 cents in n s ber lias to do with the after mortgages. 53,5u0 1 it k ar. I m : n 1 f king grounds f leva mi-1 been. Century period Due stamps. 2 1-4 lb. air-tight tin cans, *1.00; mail, Minn-' •» /ever Issued by (he Bath Water Supply Co. of the from approved reserve agents. 17,001 4s by ta. T‘ r-.-U v.at r.-'Ui end pra/iug kite! ■ f Lincoln’s and before his city *1.20. Six cans for *5 00. i'ltori L^made election, inauguration. Real estate, furniture and fixtures. 7,500 00 by express, prepaid, rvi.<• 4 W.-ip.— ewn A *ii rt, of Mali ^ •• Rath, In •> w/iTcfj In this installment will be to the world Maine, $500 pieces. Current and s'15 The time t<> 'loot. first appear di-.-viriM v -a and I*.;nkakt--\ fTrrs .: o- given expenses taxes 02 Cooper* DR. I. S. JOHNSON & Mass. 1 paid. Boston, t- CO., anre. 1 »o tior :••!-: .!• tt" i. :r..'|nnafl In for the first time fourteen letters of I Premiums S3 2 not wait en'il c ,>< ‘in >et!!. ■-i upon President paid. 20,312 Belfast, Aug. iss7.—3m31 dlana j. I I i. fa, tfaarmedicinal Iyr42 y»a. If y Hi fee: lira: '.iken 1 ! i .iurimr Lincoln. These are written to men like Gen. Coupons payable June and December Cheeks and other cash items. l,os7 5(5 Aeh.isoi:. I.r.i- :v. Kin-; :ty. -ij ii-. rt. a ( Cents Rills of other Ranks. (5,051 (Hi the-lay ilo-e of Key-Pun I'atn lire just before I'.lUl at: Mtrr -n i'i.s' ;M>mt >. -Ml !i f j.att-.ni, 6 jf | begins Scott, Mr. Seward, Mr. Mr. '• 1 ^.^KVa/ue Raymond, Gilmer, —AT TIIE— rcttrlntr at nitrlit wtli break it up an 1 \..u will be espe-.-i li 1: If.d :! !-. !• .-ivc f- in ^ Specie. 12.135 00 m the. and other'. There are also letters old m n-: tnpl- f i<- .. NUnd -.ms j.rutoetiun, /ora Coequal important •'ll! ritflP in tin-inort.it,“A -liteii it time -„v.s Legal tender notes. ;500 00 EXHAUSTED respe.ef n:*• kindly nttmti 'n. from W. li. Seward, and VITALITY nine.” 1 interesting letters and fund with C. s. Treasurer bi iln it allprtn Boston Safe and Trust Co. Redemption A Great tipal beatfti/ul extracts from letters Horace E. P>. Deposit Medical Work for and T .. um by Greeley. (5 per cent, of circulation). *5,750 00 Young II- < < any nsj «»*;» f *. d-;bin d inf •ru.e :■ -a. :i .: s, Washburne, Simon Cameron. General Scott, Middle-Aged Mon. I’roj)., Thurlow These bonds are MASS. K.R. l caicioo ? E.8T.JOHK. Weed. Thomas Corwin, \V. C. issued under the authority of 75 LOWELL. CABLE,, 1 ■>Mims.” Bryant Total.$524,220 1 res -a. Tlit. ii I'm A jt fSE* and John A. IMx. In special acts of the of Hollies 25 ami 50 rent-. !\ rls tin? same number is for Legislature Maine. The Com- UAHii.mr.s. works are lyrir. "Moorish P.r pain the first time an account taken from pany's fully completed and in for s vr.K itr in Sfa‘”s, published operation stock oo Girl” Side the MS. with a large list of consumers and a Hydrant Capital paid in.$150,000 bach-, orr^est memoranda, preserved by Mr. Nicolay, oo Dental from the of Bath. The bonds are confi- Surplus fund. 33,000 of an conversation between City Cndi\ A. A. UOFT/'S <(* CO., Hr!font. mamms/tmom'na s f?rweahness,cclds ^ extremely live'y dently recommended as a conservative investment. ided prolits. 12.SS0 <54 a re -vcrrt Mr. Lincoln and a from New National 00 POZZONKH^ fte y .Vwfyft gentleman Eng- For further information apply to Rank notes outstanding.. 132,740 WILD //i Wail 5h ^rngold, ^sJf wOUr, land, who called upon the candidate the day be- Dividends unpaid. 4SS 00 MEDICATED AfcwYerfc.* /or t^em, to 00 firu^14* fore bis election, bringing letters from a num- WHITNEY Individual deposits subject cheek. 153,0s5 BASSET, & CO., Demand certificates of 05 ber of citizens representing business, commer- deposit. 41,ID ly3<»nrni 72 llrronshlre KNOW THYSELF.i cial, and industries in that re- Street, BoMon. manufacturing Total. 75 iTiore man one lUUlion Sold. gion. Or to the lm-tl $524,220 Copies It treats upon Nervous and Physical Debility. Preir.a- ture Dedmo Errors of Exhausted The race of the centreboard Fanita and F9HST NATIONAL STATE OF COl NTV OF SS. Youth, Vitality, sloop BANK MAINE, WALDO, Impaired ViRor and of the the British m 1A,nnj10,{d' Impurities cutter L’lidia around Long Island, I, A. II. RR ADRl’R Y, Cashier of the above-named nlood, and the untold miseries consequent thereon, COMPLEXION OF t ontams.loo jkir.-s, substantial did not make so much noise as the Volunteer- BATH, MAINE. bank, do swear that the above statement embossed bindiiiR, full Imparts a Brilliant to the Skin. Removes solemnly "ftrranted the best popular medical treatise Transparency Thistle but it will a deal of is true to the best of mv knowledge and belief. I’i in contest, give good published the EnRlish laiiRuaRC. Price only $1 by all Freckles and Discolorations. For Sale A. IT. Cashier. and Pimples, by l satisfaction to our yachtsmen. A lead of RRADRl’RY, inail, postpaid, concealed in a plain wrapper. II- 77;v fired Cure fur Subscribed and sworn to before me tiiis 11th lustrative sample free if send all four hours and eleven minutes leaves no room day you now. First-Class Druggists and Goods Dealers. of Fancy .till Ttiroftl tiutl I. for doubt of the of the American October, Iss7. *ll« MEDICAL uutj superiority JOSEPH WILLIAMSON, 1 j’KAIIODY boat. What makes XV tv1 .7 «f **.Boston,31ns*. I 111 is. the victory of the Fanitathe Correct—Attest: Notary Public. \\ .*1. II. I AKKKK, .H. D., Consult im; |*iiv* )ij]iru more is Uician, to whom all orders should be gratifying tin- fact that the L’lidia was JOHN O. addressed. 1 1 * RIP >OKs, ) Vi! i' >' ii unit' ini.i.in lit i.-t u *•; an sailed an ~ imported craft, by imported crew, A. A. HOWLS. Directors. lyrU s^ivat -in <»■>- fur man; pn.r; i. i. rhr though owned by an American. There i< no T. W. PITCHLR, ) North w r.-n t 'i Tril-f-. excuse for anglomania in yachting. [N. V. Tribune. Solid The place to get your entire mem- KlU-ctlvc jomI Stile, ‘f'putfi! & TRY THE CURE, HAY-FEVE^ Market to *« 11 o in orandum and ^HPOWDIR. I'lr::-ant take, 1 iate art mu. If Emma plied get good B Abbott’s defence of the in a A into each n -Mi! an .s stage City Bakery particle is applied will in a IVw hours a ••tninon c> nr rr- ilc>iroy I. Nashville church 1 ,• last has proved a and low is at agreeable. Price .*n.nts at I>rugg;-:s. mail. sri.oii- I Sunday good goods prices 6m21 lit’vr tin most I.uii^ Imuhit Kan ms advertisement. On at the Chat- t>0 cts. F.IA I lib » Monday night The proprietors announce that are now registered, that try it will u«m •.Hi rr. Price 35 And ,r>0 they pre- New York. tanooga Opera House she was presented with a A. A. HOWES & CO.’S. pared to do all kinds of Cents. ! y *2 beautiful solid silver miniature in yacht recog- Plain and nition of her courage. Fancy link ini/ 100 Doses for 50 Cents. lyfl in the and Auction. every day week, f-'i; >7i’l ?ryj 'Jr. Tw shall sell situated in s >uth brook-, at -Urn?>/ Is my farm, Sir Charles Tupper, Canadian Minister of Brawn Bread and Beans I auction to the highest ladder on Saiurda}. ihr Finance, says that the Fisheries Commission is *22d of October, 1^*7, at *2 o’eloeli I*. M., No BetterCathartic on SUNDAY. Free to day X. A. GiLEERT &. CO., f nos Vt. of the •• Falls, the result of a between him and delivery any part city. residence in said brooks. >aid far o msi.-ts h P burgh correspondence Our bread cart will drive to Flowers! ftearsport on Wed Is a combination of the most to ■ and Flowers!! Mr. and that the United Anti-Apoplectinepotent remedies known Medical Science for preserving the fluidity acres of good land, about acre- f mowing Bayard, States Gov- and Fridays, and at on Tues- ernment nesdays Northport and PURITY of the Blood, and the Integrity of the Blood Vessels, should suffer from Dizziness tillage, free from rocks. Two goo.I wellsof water, proposed the appointment of the com- No Better LI VE days, Thursdays and you R- Saturdays. or Pressure In never failing and l rook in the |-tt.r mission. Orders left at on Ilead, Si>ots before Eyes, Pain Around or Palpitation of Heart, Pain in Region of Heart springs Ms r. WOODCOCK «f the store Main street or with the wood l.*»o tree- in >o.| sox, with of Enough for fires; apple g I)o suffer with this is Worth cart will receive prompt attention. feeling Suffocation, Ringing Sound in Ears, Numbness or Prickly Sensation of Limbs, osjm'- BELFAST, you catarrh! You can he cured bearing condition ; cuts about 2d ns hay, l>u !*! MAINE, If cially the Arm, Pain between Shoulders and in Sour or if you take Rood’s sarsaparilla, the great blood MEDICINE THAN Full line of Meats as usual. | Prices reasonable Side, Dry Cough, Flatulence, Stomach, suffer ing- in good repair; two ban lo\to teh. M- 2 @ I from with a AGENTS FOU purilier. Sold by all druggists. ,ooo. iug General Debility Lobs of Appetite, procure bottle of Anti Apoplectine, it not only good work horses, l brood mare and e it, I im-w Do you dual.t fur a mo- TO ANT F. A. JONES <0 CO. ing machine, 1 horse rake. 1 wind harrow. 1 open A school teacher asked her MAN, ment Fred'k H. city pupils the other THE WORLD-RENOWNED buggy, harnesses, plows, and all other tanning that you can he greatly Mosqs, Decorative Florist, to her an a WOMAN OR CHUB Belfast, Aug. IS, 1887.—33tf day give example of collective noun. tools.’ This farm and -rock will i>e M at the relieved and finally cured Straightway a thrust his BUCKSPORT, MAINE. youngster up hand, and, who is not blessed with above time ami place with, re-erv. a- I am r.. F." Atu.M.d’’? Medi- when called to said by of Floral Decoration upon answer, “Salvation to sell or. account of m\ in alih. Kvery style supplied at short Army.” a fair, healthy Skin, or obliged cine? Look at it? past notice, at as low prices as the quality of the work f alio a. 3w4rt E. W WHITT A E U. will allow. is troubled withhnmors. Teachers Association. reeurd, nearly Id yea:? of We solicit your orders. If you are tired taking the large old-fashioned —2- Prevents continual s e* > ...ai .! methods of roses, etc., and annual convention of the Waldo Co. Teach- guld- Improved growing griping pills, try Carter’s Little Liver Pills and but cures At druggists,4 Skin-Success’ ers Association will he held at Apoplexy, Paralysis, Rheumatism, Heart Disease, Angina Pectoris, Chronic Bronchitis, Liver en large additions to the growing stock enable Mr. take some comfort. A man can’t stand >gClplc h.:v«- used it. It. Try Mr. rrilE ItOAItP OF HEALTH ha- g.\en notice than ver oefore. 25c. I *al ner Chemical Luce, state Superintendent of Schools, will For Sale by all Druggists. Price $1.00 a bottle, six bottles for $5.00. Send to DR. F. S Co.,N.Y. 1 that tile land of the estate ot .1 Merillmw. is a re:ue iv of The reputation for artistic is well Said the poet, as he offered his to the be present through the meetings, and on Friday HUTCHINSON & Enosbukoii S. for sterling composition manuscript INPAItALLKLKI) I Is said about Skin Success CO., Falls, Vt., U. A., circulars, testimonials and a treatise on from the main road to the Meritliew w h.n f and editor: “This is for Soap. ] the teachers will be leading value, thor anti skill- established, every effort will be made to sus- timely the occasion, and 1 think DISCOVERY! Recommended by evening addressed by Prof. ottghly will | physicians. W. J. Is in condition detrimental t" health eau-ed by tain it. lit.” “Yes,” said the editor, as he eyed its ^iJdr^ePills at store Corthell, of the Gorham Normal School. 1 from pure Sold drug of R. II. Moody, Rellast. Iyr37 the collection of tilth allowed to be thrown and Floral emblems dismal “surfeit.” Other exercises will be me : e.s «« of Societies ami Orders a length, For Sale l»y all Druggists. Prieo 25 cts. per given, consisting of re- is ieii of the box; of work discussion of drained from adjoining lot- And notice hereby greatest special feature. 2m40 3 boxes for 65 or sent on ports done, educational sub- A True cts.; by mail, postage free, given to all parties above referred to that the> curative properties; ;i Friend of Dr. J. II. Schenck & jects and essays on topics of interest to those en- receipt price. Son, Pliilad'a. must desist from allow ing to be thrown or drained ole- for In. to the sick and is Dr. Kaufmann's gaged in this work, to be read by Miss Nellie J. uire Wood, suffering, great on to said land of e-tat< t F Merillmw anything Medical *> 6m39 Pierce, of Belfast, M. J. Dow, of Brooks, Edward Humor-. c.,r RICHARDSON'S Work, finely illustrated. Send three detrimental to the health >f the arh. i'\>p, p. of and James of public. cent stamps, to pay postage, to A. P. & Evans, Waldo, llarding, Waldo. sia, I.iver and I»owel dis- Ordway excursion rates will be N l( K FES, Vdnir. Co., Boston, Mass., and receive a copy free. ALL or THE POPULAR Regular granted to those orders. COUGH attending the convention, the Boston boats “Apoplexy!—lyr3Q Sears port, Sept. 20, is^T.—thv-te Use it and he by ami by the Belfast Branch of the M. II. It. "'led. n„iv .. [, F.. wiu Fishermen a Free entertainment will be Find Fortune. Patent furnished by those help you. DROPS Medicines! attending from towns outside of Belfast. LADIES ! arc now Captain Paul McDonald and tile creiv of the PENN -w41 PER ORDER. entering upon their sixth season of lining are selling at LOW PRICES by Vdova. PILLS Do Tour Own Dyeing, a! Home, with good. Gaining and holding tlie esteem of tlie pub- Gloucester schooner “CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH." [ FOR FISK FOWL, GAME, MEAT, SOUI lic fishing Peregrine White wherever Introduced. Palatable, do care The wholesome, not whether Sir John Macdonald pre- Original and Only Ocnnlne. AIDS DIGESTION .AND IMPAOUE6 THE APPETITE effective. Ask your dealer for them. C. H. It. Howes efts Co. Safe and Reliable. PEERLESS DYES. vents them from landing on Canadian shores always Beware of worth lew* Imitations. COLLTOHlSfiMPLE BOTTLE stamped on each Im40 Aak your for Boarders drop. 44 LA DIES. DruffgUt Wanted. -<-ld so as can Lu^5e?“bic will The-. ever> r.w.'tr. long they make sucli a haul as they Chic heater’* EnglUh" aid take no afher.^r inclose 4c. FREE. They Dye everything. (stamps) to us for particulars in Utter return where. Price |0f. ’a !«■ "l- The\ report having by mulL subscriber lias leased the WM. O. package __ accomplished. Chfeheater (’apt. \' tint it. NAME PAPER. Chemical Co., ALDEN HOUSE at the corner of have no equal for Mrcngth, P.riglitm While cruising oil Sable found a MW fill a SB 1C Modlsun THE Washington Cape Square, 1**> t Non they 1’hlluda., and ami is to Packages or f«»r fastness <>i .•!.>r. lading mass on WgTfj Bold Bridge Streets, prepared receive per- large grayish the water. DrunlaU Ask for fioaling Jt by everywhere. <(Chlcht» or I tin net crook •r-miit. L r sale manent transient boarders. Good stable attach- Qualities. They by was picked up and brought into Taken ter’a Encllah” l*euityroyal 1*111*. Take no other. port. ed to the bouse. The premises overlook the beau- lyr3 H. II. M1I0IH. Druggist, to a chemist’s in Gloucester it was Geo. C. Goodwin FOB SALE IN BELFAST BY 3m40 Me pronounced &'Co., Boston,|Wholesale Agts tiful harbor, and the situation is in Cor. Main and High st*., Belfast, to be The unsurpassed ambergris. specimen found weighs lrrt the city. Good board at reasonable rates. (Jive F. A. KN OWL TON, F. A. JONES .6 CO., 125 pounds. ine a trial. A. 8. KELLEY. It is of concentric MILLINERY. Belfast, Sept. 5,1887.—3in3(J* M. R. KNOWLTON, ELLIS ek Raising, Marvels of -BY- and Over 350 WW ■fill III h II Is* Vitality, Lost Msa- This is the first instance on record of this KIT*Remember we hare one man in the mar- Physician Surgeon, Agriculture. original line Kugrav hood from youthful error*, Ac., at home. 89 are to make contracts lug*. A perfect Picture nailery. It has more quietly substance found a ket all the time undersigned prepared SALEM LEAD m* Book m All Private 0taeasea teat being by Gloucester vessel. nearly of picking up good &EAUSPOBT, MAINE. Helling qualities than any other ttook. COMPANY, free, Howes tfc THEto build or repair buildings of every descrip- (waled.) Perfectly reliable. 80 years expert- A large mass was found a New liedford trades, and our customers get the Oo. AGENT* WANTED. A ran* chance for live K A. Uuoivm, Trcas., by benefit. tion. Competent workmen and furni. li- make Terms SALEH MASS. cnee. Dr. 0. ft. LOWE, Wlnated, tioaa. whaler a Offie Main Street, Dr designers agents to money. Apply at once. very quite while ago. formerly occupied l»y ed at short notice. In addition to lumber of A. A. HOWES ft CO.. BELFAST. Stepenson. Office hours, 2 to 4 and 7 to 1) P. M., every H. B. liberal. G. P. we are prepared to furnish workmen, Staples, THE HENRY PILL PUBLISHING CO., Norwich, Ct. and other hours in the day when not otherwise pro- description LOMBARD7 and needed in and re- BROOKS ill^a NATURE’S REMEDY fessionally engaged. GEO. C. HORN. staging, everything building VILLAGE, 4m40 Searsport, March 8, 1887.—tflO pairing. FOR Would call Attention to the fact that he has the DENTIST, and line of Made a largest beat ■ GENUINE PALATE Corner Chnrth and Spring Street*, Shingling Specialty. “A B06K FSH THE PEOPLE.” Disordered Stomach, TICKLER (WPTIYATI YU FREE For Sale! ! rsEFI L ! I HALL & Eloquent BELFAST. MAINE. ltf COOPER. and Impaired Migration, H OF I01W • ®* on a poaGdcard. Sleighs, Jumpers Pungs, Pf«<'ii**ion.4> nml Diplomatic Paper* on ilie COST! ADDRESS of her and Belfast, Sept. 15, 1887.—37 (■real Public llurstion* of the Past and ■ ■ nt ,hn GROCER, forward the card to os on or before Nov. 1887. wo shown by any manufacturer In Waldo Co., and Present, wtu gem] nftrta-„ i£»!L 1, by (onMIpatrd Viable. Three Good Horses. that he can and will give better terms than any JAAIEM <5. BI.AIAE. Driving ■ HIIPIII rRENCn Regulation other man. Embracing his masterly arguments on tin* vital Issues 100 Dz. I PilUnevcr flill. then. in the the All A which charms Brooms, -APPLY TO- AllIKiWV Try Anti-Slavery Stniyylc. Imi>ort(int Remedy quickly Relieva paia, iaaura GrCoic and see for 1 Alitor Question, Prohibition. Irish Home Pule, ete., The infant in the mother’s arms, offer• wh,c'1•by u,e’wa*18 ,nildc to at IlllUlfclll regularity; yourself. hivc^e^SSdWrt^Si'Slid ftiSSSftS wholesale or retail, by safe and effectual* Tar superior to Tansy, ete. | if"A Fortune for Rook Canvassers! Appli- While drooping age will strive to drain '3XZS£%X?m!iSZnE£US^£Um N. R. Carriage* and Wagons manufactured and cations for Tkrritory Coming in with a Rush 1 i BOSTON CEREAL MFG. C. C. HAMILTON. l*cnnyr«ryal or Oxide* Packmgaaent eeourelv mailed on K»rh drop the goblet does contain. CO.f Potter & Gen. 125 of confidential* kept In stock. THE HENRY KILL PCKUSIIING CM., Ct. Wrightington, Agts., Atlantio Ave., Boston, / receipt Hl.OO. tlorrespondeaee Norwich, This KFFFKVKHi'HU line H owes db tjo. Searsport, Oct. 10,1887.—3w41* Address DR. D. U. LOWE, Wlastod, C'oaa* SFLTZK.lt llrooks, Sept. IS, 1887.—3in:i7* r»mi» A blessing proves to me and mine. 2\vl2 Republican Journal Supplement.

VOLUME m. BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1887. NUMBER 42.

two ladies Tin: smiKMii corm. fa 1.000 and moro on.**.; behindhand, mid once nc»t'\l in social circles over Iwk wise .md significant and sh*ik* his head, n: .. ca. 1 Ihcir affections. One of these MARY JANE'S pi i'» 1 nlay v.iil probably bo pawnbroker's TRAVELS. and dually, with a l'unny wink, told mo to ■ ladies w a of a fa-.. 1 ! ! r 1 daughter noted statesman of go over acroso the hall to another ullico and

v tli<.- and bn* father So you see ; Tow old before past, ha:; represented th-» stat e c:r;,\ There a serious mini IT OPENING DAY AND SOMETHING llicy A FEW my looking United Slate? at a where his REMARKS ABOUT THE LENGTH an toadied by the saj reme court. Hut thoio government told me he was f.orrv, but Mr. Ik wan away A GOUT ITS JUDGES. l: .... c wa? e<..r.;id more than that of i; bin;; lieu In-re. i bdh art and fur salary rably AND BREADTH OF BEDS. from homo, and thru I went away, too, but i::!u< ;.r ::;;i itj:i.iri.*.i. The chain; ill tho th‘%'•l,.!cf just.ioo >f tin'United States. Sh<* to this day I can't understand those nods and court r««-iu an* *•! ..id and the ha:; become i\ duerd in circumstances winks mid the of I!«m ar.,1 \ci—Tin* mahogany, during diffeivneo statements pre- TJi{■;. Sv.eurinc; A Rainy Ray on the River Rhine—Jokes table- an !!..• ; ! ->1’ Washington** days. vailing among the i»eoplo about, the place. In of a .vy: ;•—-U|.iviiu' < oort Society. Ti: l«r -.i th supreme court lias About Ilingon, “Fair Kinged"—Baede- All l*vo got to say is that, it Baedekers guide Pin' ;i!,rol;i:i” .it W t o isliic^ton—An Inci- j 1 i.»ur score. ain! i jmluc a re all ^ray ker, the Ruble Back Man—Tin* Croat books were as uiversilied in their tomcats dent of 11 liaii-d. as his hired a traveler would t»o in a i:;!i Life. Cathedral at Cologne. help is, thenTed U li 1 -. .'.llT from, I state of chaos t w ent.v-tive minutes after* she *:•'. 1 •~i>- ''•iTespoinl'*IK,e. iiito v.iiic'i tl!«-(.rdiiiarv visitor Morn [Special O >rrespondonce.] lmd loft her hotel. Vk \sm\.;r* >x. 1- -Tii<* me supr* court tr.de- lull of furniti v \ ami tlio I Cologne. Germany, Oct, ~.—Since our I didn't see Baedeckcr, cause or no cause, al v. mt long::,;.* subject of mimli discus- ably l>ecn these little narrow ones v.hieh fe< l signiiieat i.»u of eomple! *iu‘ss which this s a tIn siiu* that havo « ne among j elaiming to bo shoved up against the wall in does. It possesses the pir lection of mag- the gowns had alw::;. nmi black, and no order to reduce one-half the chances of roll- :.iiieonl grace, possible o ;J^ toCiothic struc- such re*l embroidere 1 had ever been on gown ing out the ilo. >r during the night. In tures, and is nearer th d*iinitio:i of a sym- worn. Upon this. Jay's grandson bivmylit America we would call t.lam lounges, and phony in stone than any building I have forth the which this arc* original gown from they of a style of architecture prevalent seen, the beautiful Milan cathedral not ex- picture was taken and it was shown to Hie principally in remote districts whom Kasi- cepted. court. The iirst: would look lake ami supreme judges Queen Anne havo not yet made a Dick* y says after a hurst like that I ought ;or when the court to very funny nowadays, | pilgrimage'. Occasionally the plain wooden va- stop. Mary Jane. was first established the judge.; wore wigs of ! riety finds a substitute in the wrought iron the pig tail style, and under their gowns ; style, which admits of a little decoration, but THE SILVER CRAZE. 1 they wore knee hive*-bos. silk ;t-- -kings and A CONSULTATION. which also suggests the horrid suspicion that • low shoos with silver buckles. You may see iron alone can with-land the of cer- late years, and though she lias a fair income rapacity Artistic Siiv«?r Ornaments Which Have a costume something like this in England to- tain occupants of beds which do not for the demands of Washington society are so pay Taken the l'laco of Gold, but at -.-ur wear black 1 their day. present judges great that in the straits which sometimes arise lodging and which <* > not ret, up in the broadcloth under their silk ami ! Special Correspondence.] gowns. she is led t<> to **L< r th.e morning go down stairs to breakfast. Up g«> uncle,*' pawnbroker, New Oct. 18.—“Silver lias the lend These gowns a: mhe** a:i expensive mat- who in this to date, however, we have not been troubled case is a glossy haired Jew, who for street weir ter of tmore than a (Ire s i in this and jo jt now,” remarked an clothing. They 1 Is on watch.;; way, furthermore* we have alwavs uptown money and diamonds at 10 to me the and it takes nl>f found jeweler other day. “If you notice suit, wenty-lwo yards i* <*«-*nt. a Tk- <>t!n r everything clean ami sweet and dry. <*IIIEF .5. STICK JAY. : month. lady has bad a will silk or satin t > make them. Some of tli The of the you hardly see a gold ornament of any >::> what similar caiver. Her father was a similarity apparel of beds in ill.' usual lormula. kind a through III- court is wear their g >wnr for a time and France. upon really fashionable woman, ex- judges Ion.: *’ >t d souther? »< -r. nrd she same Italy, Switzerland and is same now lias the tastes Germany .{! about tin a.; it was last year, rivo others new ones or two. rather cept. evening dress. And while is got every year They the daughter of It surprising. livery where you find two gold go- tli.it Chief Justice Woods s. at is •diplomat. !:ap- out for street vacant and are as about the mala-of them us mattresses on ing wear, silver is the particular that :.! ha to springs, a wedge shaped taking ii“ one I'cus diam<>nds pawn, mid pillow of lias yet: been chosen to take his were brides for a between place baser metals for many It place. though they preparing it als.i that them and two pillows on or purposes. happen.' the mutual pawnbroker top, is an Th"'court room shim-s with fr sh. and and a is 1 English and a sensible paint wedding, first class tailor always of these sometimes a pillow with a bolster as round as fashion, one, tto, varnish. two is somewhat- of a masher. lie Its old wails, which have echoed a saw and though, like most good it is now employed. has his cards so well that Ik* has been log nearly as hard. The fashions, with the of played pillows carried to an sj)eevh< Daniel Web- The use the but.li room of are extreme. Gold is supremo judges to call one square always, and sometimes are 8 thought loud, -Ar Iiermitted by of the ladies, and they and and I Am y Clay, have Iwen ro- the senate, i into it and had ns sand the woman who much on dropped today hn ar. used til heavy bags. In the unit ter of displays gold thereby jealousy of the other. cover, the streets fres.'oed. Th .hairs, in which all th- *i word with thf tiit* barber, who has a blanket or takes a place the ebony ^ made remarks about quilt, a coverlet and a young alongside shoddy Hotel .f tit hav. cry injudiciously’lie dame who wears lawyer., pa. ;at, are l'e- no more to down a Jhd feather bed are diamonds and a camel’s objection rubbing one of the ladies to u friend of the usual even th. the other, and articles, hair to pohsh.'il. an*l ALci-i.-an eagle, which than t > the of the flesh in summer shawl do her The result pound judge using the of strait went to the time. Wo never have been able marketing. sits » ver Chief lady spoken way is neneiieial to this saucily just Justice Waite’s brush the skm ol a millionaire to under the countiy, where so an upon tawny and a time was the result. sleep feather bed, largo h'*a 1. has iw, A- i a now coat pawnbroker high though, amount of of gilding, and United State remit, r. He stood with his and it is chucked silver is produced, and the manu- She then sought the house of her rival, and away in the corner. The it looks as fresh as an engagement, ring. The hand in his whil talked to facture of silver jewelry has made pockets the conversation which ensued was delivered only departure from the above rule of bed th ir we. a new justices keep ivmarknhly well. mo, and dres.3 was industry. for is a showed mi-tin' tub; in which these in a tone than in one or two hotels, where the Here, example, Just: ha higher that which society dic- top Chief Waite Auer wrinkles now men hat pin of silver lie great lave tin ir aged limbs. He pointed tates. The result is sheet was sewed up into a buttoned at iilagree,” added, taking tli.au h- tvw that- the two ladies are bag, from had y. ir-ago. Judge out ail the the show case a delicate rose (dray’s electrical'team bath, which he said that have both open end and a quilt or blanket in- that 1‘ound. aa.ion enemies, they withdrawn their placed bull bald head lias cheeks as was for side of looked like frosted lace work. “It is made of good nothii y but to take the drunk custom from the Adonis like and it. I lie nights were quite cool wh-'u a thov >.f IMekeu"' fat and the pawnbroker, line silver wire. Ten plump boy. out of a man vh.-n he had been a wo found th is < years all this indulging that each lias *oiitra} >tion, and it was ■;«;t > ago stylo rod b: >1 which probably adopted another of tinges tin m shows that his little too silver work was from Genoa frock,, aad he told me confidentially ‘•uncle*1 in another unfavorable as it might otherwise have boon. imported and not la -k part of the city. system does iron. Mat- that 1: or.- 1 Venice. Today we can make it better Stanley had i.-ion uu\v and then to use it. me couldn't find out iho sheet and thew.. ha pawnbrokers <»r Washington nmko a why bag pre- pj-.c.vn young again in his second It has bo--! tli.. custom for the vailed. I cheaper in this country. That pin retails for supreme great deal of There is no presume, though, it was to give the marria- Justice J. Field wears money. place £1.50. In it would cost Stephen court toeallon li;--' pr. ident in a body on wIi'Ti guest a choice, in ease she didn't like the gold £15.” ■ t!*< and down* of life occur more side* til ..-ill! Jovian air 1 o he h is ups not borne in the tie Hr.4 of their but this was im- next to her. In “Has the silver craze made a difference lay ;si«*u. than and some rare bits making the bods I observed h:r. .wn nr.*nnd him like rapidly here, very in the sale of past. lb-drupes this o:i a< count of the one I never saw in an gold ornaments?” I asked. possible year president f these yon fin*l the nited around the feet of a half great silver girdles which are so Secretary Vilas lives in a house that was runaway nightmare. Dtat. | «! .a t see hat brad has are ley changed Wo came to fashionable of silver plate and cost from built by a pawnbroker, and I know of several this town from Mayonce by any. IA is the same bright eyed, dried of tin* £1 to £5. The same sell at up men who furnish the for way Rliino, as all well patterns, solid, that lie lias J»een for t!i ■ prominent capital regulated from anatomy last cen- travelers do. the £10 to £100; so you see the brokers who lend at 10 per cent a month. making trip in eight hours tury and he seems to have grown more difference. h>ilvcr is sprv These and a rainstorm. Wo left at 0 o'clock, and used for every h brokers, however, do not take col- as grows older. IJradloy is one of tlie I:est Hie dudo is lateral as the rain came about ten minutes earlier than possible purpose. poor, indeed, 1 -ft lie security. They lend to govern- j*os?r judges. iA has a wide extent and tho time who does not sport n silver handled umbrella ment clerks, who often pay their principal that, only it let up was about *f r- lin a and his library is one of the finest or cane. Penknives, several times over in and noon, when wo were down in tho cabin at razors, fans, poeketbooks, ia lie shows no of retir- interest, you may Washington, signs dinner and didn't care how match, cigar and cigarette cases, find lenders of this kind about the very doors hard it came paper ing and h- 1: i.-. given the. government for hand already of The broker.; of the lend down. I have seen a good different knives, mountings hags, backs of ■ congress. capital many two y irs w.»rk for nothing. lie is the kinds of of brushes am! button books are also to the congressmen as well as to the em- pictures Rhine scenery, but this artistically ••Most man th- b sad ranks made in "Waite, of th was tho first genuine water color that had up silver. Then, too, solid silver is Miller jin l I-i*-1»i m. than ployer. building. They get big per by on.-year. come under largely taking the of brass and ventages, au«l the only consideration is that my notice, and I take great place pewter JusTi-e ib. id «■ u only Democrat now oil in composition for hooks and safetv they do ir expose the men who borrow. pleasure recommending it to universal con- eyes, pins Hi* stijir. an- beach, and if th- three other and even common When Thomas .J. Todd. demnation. After leaving Mayence t lie show pins. silver scratches judges wh<» ar. eligibl.- to r-1 innnent should tlio skin it does not as the doesn't really begin until we reach Bingen, poison composition go out our mpreme court would be Demo- do. “In said KING OF HOLLAND. and when wo did reach Bingen I think l am pins fact,” my friend, growing cratic by a m.n i-»rity «-nc*. Justi*- Woods enthusiastic and a perfectly safe in saying that twenty-five out making mental calculation suer'essor uill lx a tlie "I can lit out a undoubtedly Democrat, Portrait, and Sketch of William III, Who of every twenty-four persons on deck shoved while, young lady with and Cleveland non Id hardly b. true U> his silver ornaments. Hat Wan Lately Very III. their dripping umbrellas over so that the pins, hair pins, party if 1 ;tj»imdnt**«l others but Demo- dress tiny [Spedal (’orrcspondenco.] water could trickle down their neighbors’ brooches, buttons, collar buttons, safety crats; > ti\ a vies. There is little for danger New York, Oct. 18.—William III, backs and remarked something about “Bin- pins underwear, necklaco, girdle, bangles that * i; :• W a or Miller iv- king llradlcy will Fair on and linger rings. Tlio whole outfit will of the Netherlands, was horn on Feb. gen. Bingen tho Rhino.'’ It sounded weigh si-.n v '-a. They prefer t.oearn their a little I fifty pounds and cost about 51,500.” 10, 1‘dT Ho is the eldest son of King monotonous,but felt that our country- i« :.r raunr man lvociv. i! as pen “But no woman would William II and Prince?.; Anna Fauiowna, men abroad were showing tho untut ored na- carry fifty pounds m r a 1h'- retired list. They have the of silverware on her 1 • «»f Pan] of Husain. tions that they know li:o ancient classic person,” objected. ■ laughter Emperor la .. position in t h> l 'nit e. 1 States to IN’ TIIE RUlilNC ROOM. “Vcu don't know what, a woman will William rc- rived his education from poetry indigenous to that soil, and l said just do u.; an is im King place higher in t lie world tho anrivat«* tutor? mi l at, th« of Lev- others did: “Bingen, Fair Bingen will lha i!" of oiir e *url university supreme be?;-h. Jt has lute a-i a rule ••arriod it out. Lincoln con- on the Rhine.” I will wager that there are lots of on • it’ii lie was mar- say, however, that there young girls ;.l .i a.i honorable |iosi::on. ami I sidered lias a is this afternoon who would bo ex- very important occasion, an 1 ried in lC;d'.> to the considerable license in that poetry, and if Broadway v oj a ease doa'i single in which r-uch si • hausted if were to !. >11 •.i asked the judges as to app< lintmcuts Princess S -plii'\ Binge:: was over extra fair, it was before she they obliged makeup their ,. !• hi--n with .jnd chary.-d corruption. tin- (1 rant and Jlaves did was as old an is own bods, who arc around twentv- during meeting. who was the* sec- she now. After Bingen, a carrying Til jn.lyr now on lii<> retired live of silver and likewise, l*ut Arthur paid little attention to ond daughter of few drizzling, sloppy jokes began to float pounds jewelry enjoy mg it. list i' '« and 1 hat. is er-.Ju Of the most the custom and it was generally omitted King William T, of around among tho umbrellas and their un- course, expensive patterns of sil- til. 1 i* i :i ; .bl, lit!' Ioo!;iyy smooth ver contain the (luring his ndministration. At derlings. Misery loves company, and the jewelry frequently' least sil- J.l'ed ilo:,' is still Wurtemhorg. the cost in the .-oniploxnvi fin social aso:i «.f the supreme court is the death of his bad weather couldn't possibly have been ver, being elaborate workman- i. a ]o..y. til a i. fas; p; a ouehing th now Solid of silver for opened, and the ladies of the supreme father in 1S-10 lie loncsonv' with these jokes filling the air. ship. plates heavy brace- i; ir < a. d biit ey'es parkle with court their necklaces and find but begin calling nearly three months succeed'd to the Under the circumstances of our trip down lets, girdles little light. !: a.:;. ! sen nlmosl walk- favor. The is more for any day before the general season at Washington. throne. the Rhine, 1 hardly think I am competent to fancy ornaments of i1 of Wash i Inl*771iis^ nylon. lie likes so- are at home on a silver wire made into various Tli'-y Mondays and general tv if** and in' “criticise tho scenery,” or compare it with up artistic <■!■•' .. i a died, and rony i’reshyterian in his ro- round of calls will the first of next that of other forms. A in silver which begin 1*70 lie was rivers. novelty plating io,r- joined ll belief, lit- has given more than a week The a has but been lias r.uyrwne court, circle is perhaps in second Dickey says newspaper traveler that can't lately perfected already y .rd.al.ir;. 1 <»lh* < ‘luuvh of tiu- •■:•..!! nuptials I become It is done Covenant, the most nrisb of the- capital and to \ \ “criticise scenery” should take a few lessons very popular. by electro- of -.vlii'-i; 1. is a Queen Emma, niomlier, and with all his consider it KING III. from a natural with a thin shell stranger.; usually the stillest. It of Prince WILLIAM landscape gardener. We never heard plating objects of itixs: !■ is as as a daughter gn simp! child in liis is as a whole t he most; cultured and of till silver. Anything can be treated in this Certainly of Waldeck. iho heir criticising scenery last week, when a way. manner.*'-. ucorge victor, Justice Matthew.; will woman told us Knotted cane heads were carved dignified. probably to th- Ihrono is Princess Wilholmine Chicago that her husband's which, they 1 waP-h'-d toil.;y th .wearing ill of a law- entertain the “criticisms of the and Swiss by the old process, would cost from 525 to considerably during coming seven old. To have the Alps scenery who was admitted to at the Helene, only years call he over yer practice season. He- manned, the were and so true to •550, plated the wood for 53 or 55. you know, to wear the crown the when perfectly magnificent, *n court, li. was a right princess, rupr- green young fel- widow of Thcaker, and he has a too!” Here is a fly and here is a lnus- Judge big she arrives at must a nature, electroplated, low, and much iinbarrassed hi.; maturity, marry person Of course it is a by august house, just across from the British legation, Our day on the river was not conducive to quito. perfect reproduction was approved by the Dutch states general. Dur- rnri-"'.:".dings. II introduced by c. law- on the corner of the cultivation of the because tlio insect itself Connecticut avenue and N the of the of the Muse, but Dickey shook insect, r i* th' elm f and the ing minority princess, Queen y» just ice, lawyer street. lie is well olf and he likes out this and I it in to fill is inside. This geranium leaf and this bit of society. Emma will with ill* assistance of a poem, put up •• )•• be admitted to th-* court. govern mo ih.it II.* The chief lives nearer with: lace is made in the same The justice tho White council of way. process was hikes over to the lerk regents. then and his House. lie has a wife and and O'er Jill tin* wide and winding Rhino is to a certain extent a secret. It used to ho daughter, to the Salic the as According law, princess, That day no «,f sun did you may see him ;:t. any president's reception ray shine; impossible to make the silver in the battery heir to the throne of Holland, will have to The castled crag of with liis on one arm and cither liis DraehenfeJs, attach itself to glass, wood or daughter claim to the ducal The porcelain, give up any grand throfio queen of ail the river swells, animal wife or one of 1 ds daughter's friends on the matter. The discovery consists in a of Luxemburg to the prince of Nassau, next Was veiled benea.li a misty net other. Mrs. Justice Miller is an liquid with which the articles arc and authority in line of succession to her. Whoso every fold was dripping wet; coated, on social etiquette, and Mrs. Justice Field is The Lorelei, whose has slain enables us to plate them with any metal. A King William was recently reported very song known as “tho hostess of tho court.” Both Her sailor lovers from the gilded youth might lie a glittering actuality ill, but ho i.s now well again, and the foreign main. she and Field are fond of Hid in her mountain, near its by means of this To n Judge society, and it top. process. reproduce correspondents have thought of enough Was it costs the judge more than his £10,000 sal- waiting for the rain to stop; bit of lace as perfectly as this, or to mako importance to cable their journals llie fact Tall Sooneck’s tower and Stall lock's ary to pay his living expense.;. Mrs. Justice walls, tliis geranium leaf by the old process, would that he has signalized his recovery by shaving The Steegor and the Blucher Thais, Bradley is the daughter of Chief Justice have taken the labor of a skilled artist en- off his beard. The cut which I had prepared Were covered with a shroud of dew. of New Mrs. Har- graver several days. Now it can bo Homblowcr, Jersey. for this brief letter was made before that Which mortal eye could not done, im- pierce through; much lan is fond of society, and will en- The more accurately, by tlio battery in a probably portant piece of news was received in this mighty Rheinfels, built to last, tertain in her new house o:i Columbia Hid where the rain fell few hours. Glass pitchers and jugs can bo country, and therefore represents the king mighty fast; Mrs. Woods has a And Stcrrenberg and covered with,a delicate tracery of silver Heights. Judge bought of the Netherlands os ho was before his ill- Liebenstein, plat- lot just beside Judge Harlan’s, and she will The well known Brothers of the Rhine, ing, and tlio broader parts can bo etched in ness. Had told their erect a house there. legend, with a sigh. the most art istic A recent letter lrom patterns.” l'ans tells a very And gone behind the clouds to dry; The richest judge of the supreme court is “What is tlio effect of these improvements!” pretty story of the marriage of King William The Mouse, the Oat, and Roland's Arch lie is to bo 1 asked. “Do they not take away tlio occu- probably Bradley, supposed to the present queen, as follows: Had lost their last remaining starch, worth Waite is also well to pation of a skilled workman!” £750,000. do, and “In 1 STS the king went to Potsdam to .at- And hung upon the clifty Rhino Field has of an income outside of Like last wash “Not at all,” answered my friend something tend the marriage of his brother, Prince' week’s upon the line! quickly. his Field has been on And so from to “The skilled workmen find abundant salary. longer the Henry, grand duke of Luxembourg, with Mayence Cologne, employ- bench than any of them, and the that By way of Bingen, boat and Bonn, ment on more expensive work, and it puts years Princess Mary of Prussia. There he met as a The castles, crags ami stream beautiful within the reach of ho has served judge run back into the Princes.; Helen of winding things the mil- Waldcck-Pyrmont, and Were passed as in a misty fifties. He was on the supremo bench of dream, lions, educates the public tasto, and really then began a romance that has never yet And all we know of scenes so fair California when he was appointed by Lin- creates a demand for moro truly licnutifid been printed. In vain did the king try to Is that the guide book says they’re there; and had Lincoln a and artistic things. Improvements will never coln, appointed repub- please the princess. Jewels and flowers were But this we know, and this we say. lican at this time tho hurt the skilled know liow to judge supreme court offered her, but all sho refused because of the Don’t Rhine it on a rainy day. workmen; they would now lie by them. It is the unskilled and care- entirely republican. difference in Helen’s sis- I don’t tliink Dickey is a very great profit age. younger poetess less mechanic who Washington is very dull during the can suffers. Artistically, the presi- ter, Emma, exclaimed: ‘In your place but she tell tho truth like a tinkling cym- dent’s absence, and tho crowd silver craze has been an excellent It congressional I would not refuse to become a bal thing. SWEARING IN A LAWYER, will not 1 to come in until liis enables jieople of moderate means to have iegin return. A queen.’ William, hearing this, said: ‘Since Speaking about vlmt guide books say, our hand was a small senator may bo hero and there scon constant Las really beautiful things, ami it is a direct blow right put upon very Bible, stray you find that your sister is will companion been Baedeker’s, wrong, to the an in this manner tho oatli was taken. looking for and about ten members which is tho and when I was inappropriate display of gold orna- houses, you do better and marry me?’ Emma im- champion, in JIo was next led across the hall to of the house of are in the I seo ments and expulsive and ilasliy jewelry on the representatives city. mediately accepted, and in 1879, Leipsig thought I’d go and what kind he wroto his In the meantime January, streets.” Allan tho clerk’s office and Washington gossljiers arc became of Holland. in 1882 of a man it was who is tho best known to Forman. queen Only did ! one books which contain as malicious as and there is not a singnaturo in of the ever, coun- Helen find the Duke of Albany, whom sho travelers of all Europeans, and probably tho th- names of all those admitted to at try town in tho United States where scandal- least known. So down I How XV. Byrd Pago Jumps. practice considered a husband of suitable age. Today, went, about noon, the supreme court. There are several vol- ous talking is more freely indulged in than in her 30th year, Queen Emma is the child into Nurenburg strasso, where, on tho door ; Ilis first move is to tie a white handker- umes of these signatures, and the first show here. If I could print all I hear it would sho was at Arolsen. Were I to say sho is jamb of a big stucco front house, No. 40,1 chief in the middle of tho bar and then he goes not in the I that very little business was done by tho make only Washington but the country popular kingdom would bo far from found the name Karl Baedeker. I rang the back twelve paces. After giving a couple of the truth. The Dutch detest even the most court at its beginning. During the first howl, and there would bo a lively hair [lull- bell, and a workman let mo in and told mo I ‘sprocks’ with tho right leg he covers tho dis- talented Germans, and Emma is a twenty years the court had practically noth- ing in a number of different sections. The typical could see Mr. B. at 3 p. m. At 3 p. m. I was tance between him and the uprights more in ‘country Gretehen.’ She lias by great effort ing to do, and from 1820 to 1840 its cases av- truth about Washington never gets into tho there and was ushered stairs into a series of bounds than ordinary running, still acquired a knowledge of the Dutch language, again, up about a Now the and some of the instances of its the where a nico tho above attitude Ho rises aged only fifty-five year. papers, daily but sho speaks it very incorrectly. However, office, old gentleman told maintaining life would off the on a docket is overrun, and the court could sit for read like passages from a French the fact that she is a ‘good nurse’ for the me Mr. B. was out of town, and asked what right foot, and when level with several years and keep itself busy working novel. Among tho curious stories which 1 king reconciles in s ome degree her Dutch he could do for me. I told him who I was the cross bar he shoots himself over it in uit ClIAltLES up tho cases which aro already before it. It have heal'd this week is ono of tho strife o» Subjects.’’ LlNNLEY. and what I wanted, and he at once began to almost horizontal position. and Morrill for The Dexter Bank. Sprague, Esq., Cromwell did The Water Rates. also not reserve the right, whenever it oppose the motion and it was grant- shall he readily deemed necessary to up the THE MYSTERY OF CASHIER BARRON'S FATE ed the Court. A. \V. of The Belfast Water has rates keep supply PARIS IN THE by tioddard. Esq., Company adopted lor domestic purposes, to stop the supply for hose SUMMER, REVIVED. A NEW AND STRANGE STORY OF Augusta, and Thomas II. B. Tierce, Esq., of for the supply of water for domestic ami other purposes. A GANG OF SIX 10. ROBBERY AND MURDER. Dexter, appeared as counsel for the Stale. uses, and as there is We.ter rates must he paid in considerable enquiry as to advance semi-annually CRIMINALS SAID TO HAVE BEEN INVOLVED. Much excitement prevails and opinion as to the (excepting for metered water and water A wliat the charges will be we publish the tor CORRESPONDENT THINKS IT THEN ARREST OF TWO OF THE VERSONS SAID TO outcome is divided as might be expected. The following building purposes, which must be paid quar- rates and as news terly), the rates to be due the first of BE IMPLICATED. officer who has looked up the case, to regulations matter: day January MOST DELIGHTFUL. professes and July in each vear, and in the case of have abundant evidence. It is understood the DWELLING-HOUSES. quarterly The New York World is for an en- payments the tirst day of each quarter. authority on an alibi fora one prisoners rely defense. Occupied by family, supplied by one 17. For all premises where the water can be new of the faucet.. shut off Tho Broiul, Well tirely explanation great mystery TIIE __ $G 00 without depriving other abate- Shaded, Clean DEXTEIt MYSTERY. Each takers, Streets, additional faucet, not hereinafter spe- ments will be made for the whole time are surrounding tlie robbery of the Dexter, Me., The editorial rated. they and the Theatres That Never Close—A following from the Bangor cially 2 00 vacant; but a charge of fifty cents will be made Where a house is Bank aud the fate of its Cashier, J. W. Barron, Whig sums up the matter as it stands: As the occupied by more than one tor shutting off and letting on the water. Itido on the Seine and all 18. Boats—Wedding expected in the case of the men arrest- family, supplied by one faucet, for All such abatements will date from the time in February, 187i>. Xo Xew England crime is hearing each I’artlos—The l>e ed on the charge of committed the bank family. 500 when notice of vacancy is left at the office of the Lesseps Family, better having Each water known than this, and none excited great- robbery and murder in Dexter lias been family having separate fixtures in a company, and no abatement will be made post- house occupied by more than one unless such notice is er over until Sat. family, given. [Special Correspondence.] public interest by reason of the dispute poned the 22d inst., there lias been will he the same as l‘J. In charged if living iif a case of violation by a water-taker of any no material addition to the house. Pams, Sept. 30.—Now that autumnal the manner In which the cashier met his death. public knowledge separate regulation established by the company, or for non- cool, upon the merits of the case since the One of weather publica- bath-tub. 5 00 payment rates within thirty days after they are has set in, I proposo hack The bank officers and some others believe the tion of file When used more than one for .the shall lie looking alleged confession of young Stain. by family, due, supply cut off from the premises over cashier was a and that he each in tho past threo months and defaulter, arranged The have out the family... 4 ^ default, and the water will not be let on giving your newspapers padded various Each again nil the evidence of a and assault on additional bath-tub.. ... until all readers some robbery stories and into .* :i 00 cause of complaint shall have been re idea of Paris ay a summer re- gone extensively biographical One ol' himself in order to the shortage. It water-closet, approved kind. 5 (M) moved and dues paid, with an additional sort. explain histories of the Stains hut no When used payment 'I his is the second time since I come to was to and‘Cromwell, by more than one family, for ot $‘2 for on the water. argued that lie either intended commit additional evidence of an letting important character ( IIAS. J. Europe that I have and suicide or that his self-inflicted were has (Human. President. spent June, July Au- injuries yet been made public. Each additional water-closet__!. 3 00 ! Kl.ltKUT within a WllUKLKU, Treasurer. gust tho walls of this so I more serious than he intended and produced Surmise and In all cases city; ought criticism have been busilv at where hoppers or privy-vaults to know what fatal result. Certain errors which it was as- are I am talking about. work, and opinions as to the of'the Hushed with water from the sink, a serted the books and the fact that reliability water-closet rate will he Generalities. Well, i’l tho first Paris is contained, revelations of young Stain are divid- charged. place, ono of tho a few sharply Where both bath-tub and eoo'est only dollars and an unncgotiable bond ed. Alleged inconsistencies in the water-closet are spots in all Europe in which to published ■ pass were from all the treasure in the used, for both. nmo A collection of 17,(553 the ll; hot missing statements are pointed out hv in answer One spools gladdens season,” provided you live in tho were some, self-closing urinal, none other allow ed. 2 no heart of a in vaults, the principal circumstances bear- to 1 young lady Missouri. which it is urged bv others that the >ne .) high, open Arc do out this Barron’s friends and public set-tul). (hi j Triompho quarter, where ing theory. many has had thus far only the Each additional set-tub.. President the streets are broad others have held the that the newspaper report- [ oO Cleveland was at Kansas City, Mo. and well sprinkled always opinion er's version of Stain's Where two faucets arc one for hot and statement, with the in- used, I hursdav. where he laid the corner of where tho shado trees crime was what it to one for cold stone the many purify the air just appeared be—robbery evitable inaccuracies of evidence at sec- water, both into one new given emptying ^oung Men's Christian Association Build- and whore there are no and murder. ond hand. vessel, but one charge will be made, and nuisances of any kind. the same ing. thermometer The story which is now told bears out the Those who applies to hoarding-houses. My has novel- lieen than have been most inclined to believe Provided higher latter It is based a confession that in no case shall the charge lor and I theory. upon that the men have been Massachusetts for her con- eighty-five, have always with at guilty secured, have the use of water, a ex- pays maintaining slept, said to have*been made a young man named based by private family, victs least a sheet and white by their confidence principally upon Shcritf clusive of hose ana stable, exceed. *. 25 00 $800,000 per vear more than thev pro- spread over mr A Charles Francis Stain, who he was one of j duce. says Mitchell's reported declaration‘that there is spring overcoat has often felt comfortable the gang of six that went to Dexter to rob the evidence B< >A UDI N G- HOUSES. after ample forthcoming, outside of young sundown, and more than once bank. Ilis associates were his father, who was Frank James, the is to become mv legs Stains’s Supplied by one < ex-handit, statement. Vntil the corroborating faucet..$]000 have felt hotter for a l-olie at the head of the men named Cromwell, Each additional salesman for an Atlanta drv when out dfivin- gang, evidence is it of be im- faucet. 2 00 (Georgia) goods m produced will, course, One bath house. the evening. A tarn in the Hois Andrews, Thompson and Keelv. The impor- to form definite tul). ]o 00 ! after y possible any conclusion, and all Each additional o clock at has tant part of young Stain’s confession is as fol- bath-tub. 3 no ! night xnoro than once been a the public can do is to wait until the officers One A with an electric water-closet, of kind. .. yacht, motor, intended for little lows : who have j approved in 00 too cool for perfect and planned and made the arrests pre- Each additional water-closet. 3 00 George Westinghouse, lias arrived in New pJ.oasure, the “While I waited with the team at Bingham, sent breeze on the Seine boats lias the;ovidcnco on which thc\ rclv for con- j Each sell-closing urinal. 300 \ ork. occasionally and next day at Solon, Cromwell and father viction. been just cold to HOTELS AND LODGING-HOUSES. enough hint that a descent went into Dexcer and made a reeonnoissaneeof I died on to Lady Brassey board the Sunbeam, the cabin below would lie a the Bank. and Keelv had In addition to the rates for prudent act. Andrews, Thompson boarding-houses her husband’s yacht, while bound for Not so Maine Matters. there will be for each bed for Australia, many years ago Parisians of the made impressions of all the outside and inside charged and was buried at sea. boarders and lodgers. $1 no wealthy classes used to the summer doors of the building, which contained both the NEWS AM* sjsmd in GOSSIP FROM ALL OVFR THE STATE. San I’ ranciseo their beloved national and savings banks, several private of- STORES, OFFICES AND WAREHOUSES, business men are organizing a city. And they showed their Public Defense fices and a Masonic hall in the Dur- no more than an Committee to l.reak good-sense m so for it top story. state Requiring ordinary supply of up jurv doing, is only from constable geo. s. stkvenson. water. and other evils. to ing the day the building was almost entirely bribing May November that tho Paris climate is rest Since the death of First deserted, aiul father and the of the gang, “Shorty” the tramp, Mr. faucet. $0 00 agreeable. The rest of tho it is " George Wcstinghoiise, Jun., inventor of the year cloudv bv means of their skeleton entered the Stevenson’s version of the shooting, and of the here two tenants are supplied bv the same and keys, air-brake, is worth $!>.ono,uuo. A large fortune rainy chilly, if not cold, building and made a tour of inspection. circumstances which led to it. have become of faucet, each.‘. 4 00 absolutely Where more to be made out of wind. liut fashion lias all During the forenoon Billy Scott entered tin* interest. A representative of the i’ittslield Ad- than two are supplied, each... 3 no changed this. Many Water-closet use' by occupants of one ten- people who are sensiblo in building means of a skeleton and took a vertiser recently had a long talk with Mr. The I nited States Fish Commissioner is about quite other things by key ement only... 500 would lie ashamed ill the Masonic ball in the of the Stevenson, and (he talk he said that to establish a station off to bo in Paris dur- top during the \\ hen used by occupants of more than one Gloucester for the arti- caught where be could watch those who came of the was that the ficial of ing the summer months. So Cositionuiiding testimony girl tramps were tenement, for each tenement. 3 U0 propagation codfish. they quit in and out of the While Scott was on heavily armed and men. Tliev had For each additional faucet or airy and well furnished building. desperate water-closet, The apartments and watch ill the Masonic father and (Tomw.l! committed a crime half of the above rates w ill he liquor dealers in Pennsylvania have rais- on.wd into hall, punishable by imprisonment charged. stuffy and bare hotels in some so no For each in a ed $-00,(MX) to ahI the Democrats in that were in an office which Andrews had taken for life, and subsequent deed of theirs could, self-closing urinal, building, State. called fashionable in Maine, make them occupied by one or more tenants, for each They know who their friends are. watering place. I,ct me right opposite the bank. He pretended to in* further amenable to the tell some of tenant. 2 no you the things that, thov miss. an agent for a Connecticut lirm. Scott remain- law than that already committed. When he The city of Baltimore loses $130,000 and Johns I have remarked that ed on watch all in Masonic hall, and father, tirst saw them in the he thought lie MARKETS, SALOONS, RESTAURANTS AN!) WORK- already vim do not day kitchen, SIIOFS. Hopkins Fniyersity $00,000 bv the of “suffer from detected a motion on the passing the heat” a Paris sum- Cromwell and Andrews kept close in the lat- part of each to draw the Baltimore and Ohio dividend. during a And for purposes not included in other mer. Hut besides this ter’s office across the way. They saw a man go weapon, and under all these and the addition- any negative pleasure you al ela.-siiieation, and not requiring more than A also into the building. He was an insurance agent circumstances, detailed at length in the Ad- giantess, who, though onlv twelve vears enjoy positive ones. To he most of an ordinary supply of water, from..$i; 00 to 25 00 sure, who bad an office there, in a short time the vertiser at the time of the he felt and and five months old, stands eight feet and the theaters are at least shooting, PUBLIC high closed, during July insurance came out as now feels in BATHS. 1270 is on agent again, and, they perfectly justified the course he weighs pounds, exhibition in New and August. But I must for I He For each York. say that, one, supposed, everything was clear. In some way, pursued. pronounced the report that lie tub. $1000 do not care for For the play house the Cashier Barron had entered the build- intends to issue a book the each water-closet. ]0 ih> during however, containing history The the For each urinal. ... white found near Pike's Peak is dog days. However, famous ing during the day unobserved. of the tramp, as the veriest nonsense. There self-closing r>o», topaz Theatre almost equal in value to the diamond. A New Francais and the new After the insurance agent left his office; lather is some prospect that lie may rebuild in Clinton, hose. magnificent Opera York offered for a stone lions? do not, as a and Cromwell came down from Andrews’bo- as substantial aid has been extended in encour- No hose allowed, unless at least six dollars lapidary lately $500 rule, shut their doors all and was refused. of the idea are for water for other the round. even gus office across the street, let themselves into agement by citizens of that town. paid purposes. year So, in summer, you Mr. Stevenson i< For each hose of not over inch can see the the bank building by their false keys, and lock- now putting in all his time one-quarter It has been discovered that tin National best acting in the world and listen and ori(ire, used for windows, Bank ed the door after them. They proceeded lip exerting every energy to suppress the li- washing sprink- at Conn., has been to all the ling streets or gardens, the use Stafford, robbed bv its Cash- grand ojioras by staying right hero stairs. Father a a door quor traffic in the three counties watering produced key. opened eoming under limited in all cases ier of more than $100,000. The Cashier is un- in Paris. I know n his being to two hours per professor of modern lan- which led into the bank, and, when had jurisdiction. Itili'eront methods are for each der arrest. they employ- day hose. 00 guages in one of our great American univer- locked the door This was tin ed to entrap the unwary rimi-sellcr in different For each additional hose entered, again. cock. 2 no sities who comes to this outer room of the and father walked eases. The evidence is secured in various This charge to he made whether hose is used Jennie Hopkins, a smart young woman who city almost every hank, ways. to Mr. for the whole or a ’N as on summer on the through it to the door that (‘liters the vault Stevenson does not scorn to walk into a fractional part of the employed reporter the Denver Repub- study stage'.-1 the Francais is the room. place where the ardent is sold, call for what he year. lican, called “the hot newspaper man in masterpieces of Molicre, Racine and in no case will the use of hose be allowed Colorado.” He put his hand to tin knob, the wants, pay for it and drink it. in order to Corneille, which ho teaches in his classes opened get between the hours of ** i\ m. and 5 a. m. dur- evidence to convict the door and suddenly >tood face to face with the seller. There is little For each violation of the ing winter months. about rules concerning General Sheridan’s wife was considered one Treasurer Barron, who at the same moment the work of a special constable the use of a line of it you liquor hose, two dollars will of the handsomest women at the enjoy light amusements there nro on on which is calculated to be Philadelphia had his hand the knob the other side on gain popularity, but Mr. imposed, and if said line is not paid the outdoor concert celebration. She has brilliant e\ es, and display- gardens in the his way back from the coal closet, carrying a Stevenson keeps right on, regardless’ of abuse within live days after notice, the water Champs line taste in her attire. Elvsees, the monster and hod of coal in one hand and a tire shovel in and insult, seizing contraband and mak- will he shut oil'. Hippodrome the goods Summer all law-breakers a circus, better than of the other. Instantly, and without a word, ing pass season in retirement or ORNAMENTAL Ft>1/VIAIN'S. Three thousand men have been on anything employed the hind to be found in father a shot from his and disgorge a portion of their To he used the Canadian Pacific American cities. Tho pulled slung pocket ill-gotten gains, not more than three hours per day for snow-sheds since spring. struck Mr. on Barron the right side of the lilt; SAGADAHOC FAIR. six months in the gear. The biggest and strongest sheds are across the magnificently managed Hippodrome has been face. Barron staggered, and in another moment For a of one-sixteenth Selkirk ami Rocky Mountains. exhibiting ail this season a of Sagadaho: County fair opened at Brunswick, jet inch. $4 no troop Arabs, father struck him another blow with the slung For a jet of one-eighth inch. ,s no and so natural and is the Oct. J2 with good weather and a big crowd— W of grandiose spoetaelo shot on the of the head, and Barron fell to The use of water for fountain will not be al- Judge alton, Corsicana, Texas. has per- that the top tlie tirst average traveler gets a more correct largest day receipts in the history of unless w formed the for 7s“> the floor. He was not, however, unconscious-, lowed, ater is taken for other pur- marriage ceremony couples idea of desert the fair—£1,045. against £!H)0 last year. during the life sitting in a comfortable and tried to rise, when father leaped forward There poses. past eighteen months. Hi> revenue was the largest exhibit of cattle—325 head—for from this source exceeds seat at the than he and struck him a third blow, on the STABLES. sn.ooo. Hippodrome would if ho again and an excellent hall wen- head. Cromwell then years show. The stallion to spend a fortnight in jumped forward,grasped race ror m-si norsc. 00 Suit will be journeying for the society premium was won bv (ten. $.j brought against the church of him the throat, slung a noose around his Fach additional horse. im) through Algeria. by Knox, of in three 1 Holy Trinity in New York, for an neck and Topsham straight 'heats: club and employing The boats on pulled tight, while father forced a best time Livery, boarding stables, for each The action i- swiftly dying the Seine aro 2.45. The race was won ■> English clergyman. under the into the man’s pacing by liorse .. jo another gag prostrate mouth and knotted Las tern alien act of the national delightful source of summer Queen, of Lisbon best time l.iese include water for government. pleasure. it at the back of his head. then Falls; charges washing When no air is They proceed- 2.48. About without stirring, you have to ed to handcuff his 3,000 people were preseut Thurs- carriages, hose. Thomas A. Edison simply hands behind his back and will spend the winter in three or four sous day. The trotting was very Neat cattle, each head. 1 00 pay and sit on the deck of laid the handcuff on the floor behind him. interesting. The and will amuse himself with key 2.35 race was won AH parties using water for stables will be California, efforts a mouclie—which by Fred if. in three to means flv, and you im- At this time he was unconscious. Father took straight for the same whether carried extract gold from the Mack sand which heats; Cleveland Girl liennie 1’. charged by create a breeze. Nor Barron’s from his and thrust them second, third; hand or abounds in the regions. A mediately is this all. keys pocket best time,2.34 1-2. ’The three through pipe. mining large labor- into his own Then Cromwell and minute race was atory will be built at Thennalito. You arc not only fanned and kept but pocket. won Leona 1$. STEAM ENGINES. cool, by Mystery, second; time 2.3S 1-2. are 1 with an father together lifted Barron, carried him into For your eyes regale ever Over were on each steam boiler not over Morris Fox of changing the on 4.000people present the last dav. working Danbury, Ct., is doubtless the on the vault and laid him the floor. The great twelve hours for first panorama right hand and left as Tlie receipts for the three were per day, horse-pow- in the yon Iron door of one of the safes was but days £2,808 youngest telegraph operator service. He down the river, open, against £3,000 last er.... 00 is 12 Sliced traversing the who]0 neither nor year. ror each years old and began work when only nine, father Cromwell dared to make an additional hNew York city. high quays They hastily was the most and walls exciting race ever trotted oil tlie water company at the regular meter rate. give place to low green banks, r Barron’s keys from his pocket and unlocked The Methodists of Nebraska track, each horse a heat. The race have elected hills wooded the monev drawer in the front room of winning UL'II.I»ING PURPOSES. steep richly and dotted witj the was Mrs. F. Newman a to their continued to Saturday when Law- Angie delegate Na- hamlets and bank. He what loose there morning For each cask of lime or picturesque stately mansions. I gathered up money rence won tlie cement used. $o 0(j tional Conference. She is well known in the race, taking the sixtli and seventh never was there, amounting to a little less than £200, West for weary of this sail on the Seine. But it heats. Tommy winning the tilth heat. Follow- METERED WATER. her hostility to the Mormon Church, and thrust a $500 bond, which was lying in the and is the first is only on a warm summer's that it ing is tlie summary: Meters will be allowed only at the discretion woman to be rewarded with day drawer, into his pocket. such a affords of tile company; and in no case where a dignity. unalloyed pleasure. The boats run At this moment wlio li;nt Lawrence.2 1 2 3 2 1 1 Scott, been on meter is used shall the annual all but after Get. 1 a 1 oimnv, 1 3 1 -■ 1 -> -> charge be winter, sane man never watch in Masonic Hall above, hurried down less than the The Queen Regent of Spain has signed a de- Surprise.12 3 4 3 3 3 following: takes them except forced to do so. It is too stairs and knocked at the door of the bank. For three-quarter inch or less. ! cree the construction of six iron- 1 “"‘'111,...3 4 4 1 1 1 4 meters, $25 Oft authorizing much like For one-inch meters. clads of crossing the channel in November Father and Cromwell both together asked, Time 2.31, 2.31, 2.30, 2.30, 2.31. ’4000' 7,000 toils each, which shall be capable 2.32L, 2.30, For one and or on tho deck of an ‘What’s the matter, Billy!'’ He replied: ‘I’m one-half inch meters. 0ft 00 ! of attaining a speed of from sixteen to twentv I sitting ocean steamer in A It For two4nch meters. afraid something is we had better REST OF CONSTABLE STEVENSON. 100 00 | miles an hour? also four and small a fog. wrong; get For quantity averaging— large sixty out of here.’ Father unlocked the door and Constable S. torpedo boats. Another agreeable summer resort at Taris George Stevenson, of Clinton, Less than 1 M. gals, per dav, 2.r»c. per M. told Scott that had Barron in who shot the 1 to 5 M. is the Harden of where a they surprised “Shorty, tramp,” at Carmel, itt- 22c. Tiie Dominion Acclimation, good the and had knocked him 5 to Jo M. " government has chartered the bank, down and flicting wounds which caused iiis deatli was ar- 20c. band plays once or twice a week in the after- •• *• steam Green to him. Scott said immediately: ‘Mv rested in JO to 20 M. isc. yacht cruise about the Pay of gagged Bangor Saturday afternoon and will be and where can a More » •• the winter in the fisheries noon, you study very fair God, boys, we’ve got to get out of t his. and held tor A coroner’s than 20 M. 16c. Fundy during pro- manslaughter. inquest For all tective zoological collection. But to me the m in- there’s no time to had uses not herein specified, the rates service. The cruiser Vigilant will also ist lose, either. His friends or been arranged to occur at Carmel Satur- 1 shall be fixed by the company. represent the commission for this service along teresting feature of (he garden is the somebody will be around here before long day. Mr. Stevenson did not arrive there at the people for him.’ Father and the east coast of Nova Scotia. whom you find there, it is a favorite rende- looking Cromwell passed appointed time and word was sent for him to RULES AND REGULATIONS. down the main staircase, the front come direct to vnus for wedding parties of the lower classes, opened iy Bangor, where he was arrested to additions and The Spanish Government, being con\ineed and with false locked it after them Officer Paul (Subject amendments.) and tho white costume of the door, keys by Buggies of Carmel on a warrant that the revolt of the natives of was bride, crowned and walked down sworn The Ponape unconcernedly the street. out by David of the following shall be considered a part of the the result of lias ordered with a wreath of artificial orange Simpson, keeper contract religious persecution, blossoms, Scott let himself out of tile back window of Carmel Aims House. It was to have with every person who is supplied with that those contrasts with the arranged water only convicted of murdering Span- very strongly black attire tile building and joined the other two farther the in next hearing Bangor Friday and Mr. iards be punished, and that the indemnity de- of her now lord and of the guests and rola- downthc street. Andrews joined the three on Stevenson gave bail for his -Applications for water. immediately appear- manded by America be paid. J tives. It is delightful to see howthese the street, ami they secreted themselves some- ance at that time. lie thinks he lias 1. All simplo acted right applications for the introduction and use themselves. Tho where in Dexter until after in the of water i>ooplo enjoy bride will some- sundown. The matter and will have no trouble in clear- must be made at the company’s ofliee. Florhla’s Railway Commission has promul- three came Flank times take a ride on the then out of their hiding place and ing himself. There is considerable interest in forms will be furnished and must be filled gated a schedule of rates. Passenger rates are big elephant, while a out, and the follows at her got into wagon that was waiting for them, Bangor over the matter. stating truly fully the various uses t<» reduced from 4 1-2 (amts per mile to cents. groom sid on a little don- and were driven to which the water is to be amt must be rates rest the rapidly Solon, arriving IN applied, Freight are reduced from a third to one- key, mid the of party follow on foot CIKNKKAL. signed by the owner or owners of tlx* or there about midnight. I didn't arrive there premises, half below tlie present rates. The new rates convulsed with And Senator llale of by their duly authorized agent, before the supply laughter. sometimes you until 4 o'clock with team, in accordance Maine, with liis family, left 1 3 are about the same as those of the my Pans the 11th will be furnished. Georgia will meet the same old the with the orders me for home. elephant liearing given by father. Cromwell Commission. do Diphtheria is so i whole Lcsscps family on his broad back, and Scott stayed at Selclen Thompson’s hotel at prevalent in Portland that Service ripe. some of the schools have been to An exchange “The Directors of the i These interesting and seem to on- Solon that night. I took father into mv wagon obliged close 2. The service pipe will be laid by the water says: boys girls on account of it. .Southern Pacilie are a colo- ! the at 4 o’clock and drove to North Anson. The company to the inside of the cellar wall or other considering plan to joy Harden of Acelimaticm as much ns tho Three mills were burned at and nize Southern California a rate next morning Cromwell and Scott look the Machius, Thurs- place desired, furnished with a stop and waste by establishing newly wedded Parisians. I scarcely ever wan- day morn ing; loss about cock, all service pipe within street limits to be laid of 5*13 from to Sail coutill- early stage to North Anson and joined father £40.000, Chicago Francisco, der through the pleasant spot without en- Officer at the expense of the companv, and the owners of it to The rate of fare and I drove the three to Peabody arrested Thursday at Rock- ing emigrants. present : either these myself. Skowhegan. the premises to for all come countering children or these land, John XV. Ryan of for pay that within the is £47.50, so that the reduction would he about Duringtbe drive I heard the full history of the Waltham, Mass., limits of their mid and often both. stealing an overcoat from the property; provided, however, that 00 per cent. Darbys Joans, attempted robbery and the murder. stable of J. II. no service will be laid Burkett of Thomaston. pipe where the annual wa- And still another charming characteristic We did not know until we reached Skowhe- ter rent will be less than five dollars. Edison’s It is new invention, the phonograph, will of summer Paris remains to be mentioned. I that the assault on Treasurer Barron had charged that railway contractors in 3. AH bills for must be before the gan piping paid be oil the market in a few The Maine have violated water is turned on. placed days. refer to the influx of Americans. A friend proved fatal. On arriving there mv father cpiite extensively the law inventor the 4. When water shall be claims that the machine will do away bought a copy of the Daily and respecting importations of foreign labor- supplied to more than of mine once said to mo: “If you staml long Telegram, ers. one a the bill for the with type writers and as letters there found the party through single tap, stenographers at the corner of announcement of the murder. whole can be talked enough the (fraud Boulevard Ex-Postmaster Genera! supply furnished through such tap will be into it and a paper receiving an im- The only thing my father said when lie looked King retaliates on made either to i and tho Chausav d'Antiu will meet ex-Viec President the owner of the estate or to some pression can be sent to the correspondent who you at the was: ‘For God’s what’s Hamlin. Hamlin said that one who shall paper sake, boys, tenant, agree to be responsible by it another can everybody you ever knew in tho United King made him eat ink when he therefor. running through phonograph to be done'f’ Scott and Cromwell seized the printers was I11 case of the water the a Gen. non-payment may hear contents read off. States." This statement would bo found to paper, and a glance at the headline showed boy. King now tells the Oxford Dem- be shut off, notwithstanding one or more parties ocrat that Hamlin used to steal have their At a of celebrities in London bo about true if you were to post at them what they had doue. It was immediately watermelons. may paid proportion to such owner or gathering Tory yourself Hon. Hannibal Hamlin tenant. to which Mr. Blaine had been a the indicated from to if agreed that the gang should separate. I drove has been giving tiie invited, says jHiint July August, a. in ail occupied where no meter is Tribune the team to Gardiner, 42 miles and when Bangor Grand Army boys an account of his premises, Chicago correspondent, the talk I wore to attempt to give your readers a list away, to the used, every faucet, water-closet, bath-tub, set- off I reached home on the ears trip celebration at and to swung upon the battles of the Rebellion. of famous Aim rieans who have como to this found the gang Philadelphia basin, sink, fountain or any other fixture, whether the National Grand Army at St. Somebody asked Mr. Blaine if was there.” Encampment used or not, will be deemed ami held as used, and Gettysburg city during the past three months it would Louis. will as great an affair as Americans were fond be charged for so long as it shall remain con- really liil at least two or three of columns. A of The one your State Detectives Moore ami Dean special United States Signal Station will be nected with the water Parties to claiming. latter answered that yesterday pipes. desiring One more reason for summer in established at XVaterville. Prof. of (’ol“ have unused fixtures remain connected do so item would perhaps them—that on either preferring arrested Hvo of the persons implicated the Kojjcrs may satisfy i by will have by at the Federal or ans to any other season, and I have above confession, David L. Stain taken by charge of it. lie will carry on applying company’s olliee to have them side, Confederate, in that one light done, being sealed and a fee of cents for the there were theme is no moans in at and special investigations and will make monthly paying fifty seal- more artillery engaged than by although my by exhaust- custody Franklin, Mass., Oliver ing, and no charge will be made while remain and quarterly reports. they Napoleon and Wellington combined at Wa- ed. The trades people are then not over- Cromwell at Walpole. Doth men were sealed. of the the brought The Directors Any breaking seal, except by terloo. This fact to to Doston last were of the Oldtown Woolen Com- of the seemed satisfy iialfour. worked, so that it is the moment to call on night and locked up in the agent company, will be punishable *bv a pany have decided that no line ami the rest, and lost all fur- Tombs. They have agreed to go to Dexter to- manufacturing shall of $2.00, and the parties will be charged for Huntington they your tailor, shirt maker and boot maker, be done until a clear full the same as if ther interest in the of American battles. day without a requisition. Stain has lived in working cash capital of time, the seal had not been used. subject whilo the ladies arc sure to secure the is raised in 0. Owners shall be so per- Franklin for several and has earned bis £25,000 addition to the £100,000 al- far responsible for tenants sonal attention of years that no new Worth himself. The shops at He has been ready subscribed. tenant shall be entitled to a supply living shocmaking. reputed to until all arrears on Great Storm oa tlie Mexican Goast. ar<‘ not and even tho lion. L. G. of the premises are paid. jammed, Bon March© be worth several thousand dollars. At the Downes, Calais, claims that 7. There shall be no waste of water, no conceal- is Tho clerks are not time of the Dexter the law business in this State lias decreased One of the most disastrous storms comparatively empty. robbery he lived in Med- ment of the purposes for which it is used, and it ever fifty per cent, or since he known on the southern weary, but are ready to deal ticld. Cromwell has lived for several years in more, was admitted must not be left running to prevent freezing. coast of Mexico, occur- patiently to the liar 25 even with tho most a retired way at Walpole. The arrests were years ago. He advises young men S. No alteration in pipes or fixtures shall be red on the 7th and 8th inst. The citv of Quel- fussy customer; whilo who think of the made, and no additional a town of more women made on warrants issued by a Needham Magis- entering profession to' settle fixtures put in without ito, then 8,000 people, was to- tho sewing seem to take more pains in some other notice to the or its trate to hold the men while State than this. company agents. tally and lives lost. with their stitches. In a proceedings could 0. The destroyed many word, whether you Complete returns of the summer company or its agents may enter the ; lie begun against them in Maine. The arrested travel busi- Telegrams give accounts of most affecting seek distraction or a new sum- ness premises of any water-taker, at all reasonable wardrobe, men no have been received from the hotels scenes. Men, women and children be have made statement since were and to examine the could and in