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Two Dollars a Year Rockland Maine Tuesday May 4 1897 Vol. 5 2 . . . . N o . 25
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is of n» avail. That was demonstrated investigating committee. On the HAY CITY 80VERHHERT The Courier-Gazette, after some of the earlier walks had whole, however, we believe Messrs. been laid, and subsequently granite Perry, Hall and Farrand must, now be Membrr* F.xprewi Their Feeling* Quite Freely Regarding Various Thing*. Ladies’ Suits and W raps! curbing was used and in some instances gratified that the thing went on, for it ALL THE HOME NEWS The monthly meeting of the city govern curbing was added to walks previously has enabled an official com m ittee to ment was held last evening and much busi Better goods for less money than we have offered yet. Having bought Published every Tuesday and Saturday morning from put down. But there yet remain silence the trivial critics. Not only ness of importance was transacted. Mayer 469 Main Street, Rockland, Maine walks of concrete with only an tin- that, but the committee fontid matters Butler presided over the deliberation* of the for cash from New York Manufacturer 160 Garments, Snits, Jackets. board of aldermen and President Winslow Skirts. Capes and Bicycle Suits to close out. BY THE ROCKLAND PUBLISHINGCO sightly dirt border Their edges are so splendidly managed at the alms over those of the common council. Alder rapidly breaking down. house that they felt impelled to bring man Peterson was absent. NEWSPAPER HISTORY City Treasurer E. A. JoitfS presented the The Rockland Gazette was established in 1846. In We have no disposition to carp at in a report not only of exoneration, following report for the month o f A p ril: Ladies’ Suits 1874 the Courier was established, and consolidated with the authorities who have to do with but commending in highest terms the the Gazette in i88z. The Free Press was established RECEIPTS. Most Elegant and Stylish at Exceptionally Low Prices. All Wool In 1855, and in 1891 changed its name to the Tribune. the streets or to burden them with official management. From all accounts ffovE You The Union Times was established in 1899, The three Cash balance, April 1, 1897, ♦8,719 41 Soft Cheviot Suits in Blue and Black, Blazer style, skirls all lined, and papers consolidated March 17,1897. “advice.” But we are convinced tlint the Rockland poor department is con Liquor Bfeacy, 150 00 bound with velvet, made to sell for $7.60, but onr price only a wise expenditure of money could be ducted upon the careful business meth Support of Inaanef 12.85 QS Subscriptions $2 per year in advance; single copies TffE WtfIJ-E FOf\ ty? Armory rent, 3 2° three cents. made in the direction of the concrete ods that have in other directions given Sale ef election Data, Advertising rates based upon circulation and very Redemption of property aold for laze*, 18.50 Superior Ladies’ Clotli and Covert Cloth Snits in tailor made and Eton reasonable. sidewalks throughout the city. Those the overseers their high standing in Sewer sNirt«meit$, Communications upon topics of general interest are Dog lleeaae* of 1107, 88 00 style, jacket silk lined, skirls lined, and bound with velvet, made to sell solicited. needing curbing should bo supplied, the community, and every element of Dog lioeneee of 1899, balance per atate Entered at the postoffice at Rockland for circulation and such portions of the walks as con humanity is involved as well in the The Three Features: treasurer, 850,85 for $12.60, our price only $ 8 7 5 at second-class postal rates. Interest, 8.20 tain holes and depressions should be care of the unfortunate class of onr Certificates of depoalt, at 3 per cent, 13,810 00 Municipal bends at 04 per cent, 1,000.00 Just received another lot of those popular fly front and Eton Snits, brought to a level with new concrete. citizens. HARMONY, Cellector Simonton, 1806 taxes, 151 86 Circulation 6 ,0 0 0 Each Issue Colleetor ■Inaoston, Interest on 18)6 taxes, 20.62 Blues, Greens, Grays, Blacks, etc. Jackets lined with taffeta silk, skirts The comfort of pedestrians as well as Collectsr Slmontea, 18H taxes, l,«0l05 percaline lined, made with bonnd seams, etc., to sell for $16.60, onr a saving policy, demands this much. PEOPLE YOU KNOW GRACE, Collector dlmonton, Interest on 1896 taxes, *8.63 ♦23,454.01 | price only $ 1 2 .5 0 GOVERNOR'S PROCLAMATION. We know of scarcely a poorer stretch ELEGANCE. Total receipts, of sidewalk of any kind within the Miss Edith Dingley, the only daughter of DtSBURBBMX NTH. The Mtatutea of oar 8tate w isely declare that the Congressman Dingley, has spent the Winter 50 Suits in all Styles only $15, 18.50, 20, 25. Governor shall annually set apart a day In the city limits than the stretch of concrete taxon, ♦ 1.65 Spring ns Arbor Day, for the planting of tree*, in New York city studying music. The W HITE is a dream of ______6,226 16 shrubs and vines. Shade trees and Shrubs add oil Lbidscy street between Union and On account of etata tax of 1896, via much to the beautv of our cities and villages and Harold Sewail of Bath, has left for Hono poetic beauty in steel. Is 1806 dag llcenaai, 860.36 to the comfort ana elegance of our homes. To tbe Main, a piece traversed daily by lulu with his family to assume his diplomatic Certificate* of deposit, 7,760.00 Ladies’ Separate Skirts end that their plnnting ahonld be encouraged by finished in purestof Virgin Intaraat an carttfiaatee of deposit, 330.42 hundreds of school children and citi duties. Municipal bonda, called Mar. 0, 1890, 1.000 00 60 Ladies' New Cloth Skirts in spring mixtures, grays, tans, blues, concentrated action, this day has been established. White and the richeet of I therefore appoint Monday, the teuth day of May zens. It might without any special Advices from London state that the United Municipal coupons, 079.76 etc., rustle lined, bound scams, in all lengths and wuist measures, a next, to be obsetved as Arbor Day, ard I Kingdom Alliance of Great Britain w ill give yellow gold. Is well known K. 8t L. R. It. coupans, 18.00 recommend that all the people of our State show n excess of language be characterized as a reception to Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens, of $8 or $3.50 skirt, our prico I 69 commendable zeal in promoting the objects for as a hill climber, a coaster, which thia day Is designed, by devoting tbe time to a disgrace. Portland, vice president-at large o f the planting ornamental trees and shrubs along their National W. C. T, U., in London, on June and every day stand-by. The report of Street Commissioner Charles streets, In public parks and other places and 26 Ladies’ New Black Figured Skirts, best cambric lining, made by The Opinion in oue of its jocose 9th. Sir W ilfred Lawson, James H. Raper S. Crockett gives the following hgures: Cash around their homes. L lewelltn Power*. and leading members of parliament and Come in and sec it. dressmakers, full width, excellent value at $4.00, only Governor. moods commeuts upon that portion of received from Feb. 8, 1897, to May 1, 1897, friends of the temperance movement, will per mayor’s orders, $1,150; cash paid from 2.5O A newspaper, like n man, is known Mr. Lord’s recent Washington letter participate in the welcome to Mrs. Stevens. RIDING THE WHEEL Feb. 8, 1897,to MaY ’ » ! ®97* $992«82; cash Silk Skirt $5.00, 7.50, 10.00, extra quality. by the company it keeps. The Cour that bears reference to Knox county George E. Brackett is now filling the office balance to May 1, 1897, $157.18. manufacturers and the lime tariff. By of state secretary of tbe I. O. G. T. for tbe City Clerk W. F. Tibbetts reported the fol - ier-Gazette goes—twice every week— 23d year, his nomination and re-election last Is made more enjoyable by lowing receipts for the month ending A pril C ap es into a vast number of the homes of an ingenious system of argument week being received with enthusiastic ap 30, 1897: Dog licenses,$88; on sewer account, wearing n BICYCLE SUIT 25 Ladies’ and Misses’ Capes in black, fancy trimming, watteau intelligent, cultured and reading peo peculiar to our neighbor, aud which plause. $5; election lists, $1.75; total receipts, $94.75. City Liquor Agent O. J. Conant received plait back, made to sell for $3.00, only ple of eastern Maine. It is because it savors always of a voice heard through Mrs. S. L. M illiken has been quite ill since of SI 75 the funeral of her late husband, and is still from the sale of liquors $170.64. Twenty-two is a paper that the best classes support a hat, the Opinion discovers that the confined to her bed. She has received a gallons of new rum heads the list. 15 Capes of Clay Worsted for ladies of middle ago made to sell for that The Courier-Gazette finds itself at Knox county lime burners are disgust- large number o f letters of condolence from KNICKERBOCKERS, Collector ot Taxes T. E. Simonton reports $10.00, only $7 5 q the end of a half-century stronger than j ing and repulsive beggers, that selfish friends o f tbe late Congressman, and of the total colle:tiooson 1895 taxes t° ^ e amount family from all over the country, but bas been STOCKINGS, o f $108,276.41 and total collected on 1896 at any time in its previous history. ness and meanness characterize these too sick to give them attention. Among tbe taxes of $89,294.85. Uncollected on 1895 It is only by a steady policy o f well men who, when Prof. Wilson, the letters received is one from tbe members of CAPS, taxes, $911.60; uncollected on 1896 taxes, Ladies’ Jackets theorist, would have taken away the the Congressional delegation, who accom $19,191.76. Tan Covert Cloth Jackets and Black Kersey, half silk lined latest doing that a newspaper acquires such City Marshal Crockett reported 26 arrests tariff protection from lime, went on to panied the remains to Belfast, written since SWEATERS a hold on the community. Is becomes tbeir return to Washington, expressing their during A pril, of which drunkenness numbered style cut, made to sell for $7.50, our price only $5.00 Washington and after a struggle suc We have the complete out 18, assault and battery 2, insane, assault to established in the good traces of the appreciation o f the attention shown them. Covert Cloth Jackets, all silk lined, of fine quality, made to sell for people. It is a success. ceeded in saviug, with the aid of the Gov. Powers, Mrs. Powers, the governor’s fit from bicycle to suit. k ill, and truancy, one each, receiving stolen stall and members ol the executive council, goods 3. $10.00 and $12.00, our price, $7.50 We charge only $2 a year for the Republican Senate, the main industry While in the store look at Roll of accounts : Fire department $187.- arrived in Boston Friday from New York, 12, contingent fund $261.43, pauper fund Fine Tan nnd Black and Green Kersey Cloth Jackets, plaid or plain paper—twice a week, 104 papers a of Kuox county. Their chief antago where they attended the dedication of the the new spring styles of $433.51, police department $36.63 year. Is it a regular visitor to your nist, it may be mentioned, the man Grant tomb. The party were immediately lining, made to 6cll fo r $16.00, only $1 2.5O Ordered that $100 be drawn in favor of driven in carriages to tbe Parker House, fam ily? who was most earnest for free lime, Edwin Libby Post, G. A. R., to be expended where they enjoyed dinner in a private din was Win. J. Bryan. ing room. in the proper observance of Memorial Day. LADIES’ WAISTS It is said that “Owney,” the cele Surely the Opinion can’t believe it Colored Spring Shirts, The overseers of the poor reported as hav New Percale Waist. Pink, Blue, etc., detached collar, made to sol] brated mail dog, is not dead,as recently ing received $2,220.50 and expended $2,210.- self to be in earnest when it arrays First Train Over Knox and Lincoln. which we are offering for fo r 76c, our price only 50c ea c h reported, but alive and on his travels. 60. itself agaius* the lime tariff. How Twenty-six years ago Saturday, says the The committee on highways performed This is too bad if true. Bath Times, the first train was run on the o n l y BO c e n t s . 10 doz. Gingham Waists with white detachable collar, made to retail it can argue for an open market, which much hard work since the last meeting and Knox & Lincoln R. R. The paper had the Also our new Spring Neck they had thoroughly gone over the city look for $1.50 wo offer at great value 98c e a c il means the instant upbuilding of the following account of the trip : Tbe new cigaret law that went into wear in many charming ing up the sidewalks, gutters, culverts, sewers, British Provin :o lime industry to the The first regular passenger train on the etc. On the recommendation o f the commit Extraordinary W aist Value at $i.25 effect May 1 is a good thing. Any Knox & Lincoln R. R. was run tbe morning utter annihilation of our own, and designs. tee the fjllo w in g orders were passed : That thing that causes one eigaret to offend to Wiscasset and having made the journey we a hree and one half feet wide plank sidewalk Ladies’ Waists in Percale and Lawn with while detnehed collar, with the next breath proclaim itself can affirm that the road is in good order and It will cost you nothing to the air where there were formerly two be built on northern side of Clarendon, from all now styles, made to sell for $1.75, our price while they last $1.25 the champion of the laboring men of right men appear to be in right places, and look at what we have to offer Suffolk to Main street; that a sewer be built will be welcomed by the whole com Knox county, is beyond the ability of this 1st day of May is radiant with promise to on Purchase street from Holmes to Pleasant Bicycle Suits $5.00 Bicycle Suits $7.50, $10 and $12 munity. both east and west. street; also that a sewer be built across Pur the ordidary intellect to understand. A goodly party made the trip over and on chase street schoolhouse lot; that a sewer be Gen. Wcyler is trying to convince The Opinion mu6t know, if it under the return standing room was at a premium. built on Orange street from present terminus The ferry system works to perfection and ALFRED MURRAY, to house of J. W. Crocker; that a granite Simonton Dry Goods Co., the ontside wirld that the Cuban war stands the situation at all, that the Bath and Wiscasset at least have shaken The People’s Clothier, culvert be built across Middle street, near is over. In several quarters, however, lime manufacturers of Knox county hands with an iron grip.” Broadway; that tbe culvert across Limeroek his reports find no credence. The in have for a long time been carrying a Division Superintendent W. L. White of street, near residence of II. II. Crie, be re ROCKLAND, flAINE. the K . & L. Division was conductor of the 446 MAIN ST., ROCKLAND surgents show by their fighting, and tremendous load in their efforts to re paired ; that the brook which runs across from train, Geo. E. Woodbury, baggage master Middle street hill to Limeroek street be tain the markets that one time they and Edward Hamlin was engineer. The run their victories every few days, that cleared, which will give the water free passage Harriett F. Welch, John A. Lee, Mrs. E. W. ning time for tbe trip was about twenty five on top of poles for police signal, fire alarm they do not believe these stories. Nor controlled, and which the tariff as SUNDAY CLOSING IN BATH and keep it from tbe sidewalk; that a three Thurlow, F. W. Covel, William B. Hills, M. II. minutes. wires, etc. Ordered that the petition be re does Spain think there is any truth in conceived by Prof. Wilson and Mr. and one half feet wide plank sidewalk be ceived and that a bearing be held at the June Nash, E. II. Handley, Fred Newman, Daniel Two of the old engines in service when the Rockland is not the only bubble in the built on Amesbury street from North Main to Bryan would almost instantly have meeting. Dailey, J. P. McDonald, B. C. Calderwood; them, while Wcyler himself proves road first started are now in use on the Som bog when it comes to enforcement of the Sun Broadway; that the sidewalk called for on turned over to our neighbors across erset road. The board of health in a communication inn holders, B. Randall Andros, Isaac J. by staying on the island, and at the day closing law as the following despatch Old County road from Bird & H art’s store be stated that Lily pond near junction of Broad Fields Jr., Jarae3 A. Trowbridge; billiards, same time keeping a safe distance the line, where labor gets its $1.25 a Two M ilitia Companies Disbanded. from Bath in Sunday’s Globe w ill testify: not built; that it is not advisable to build way and Limeroek street is a nuisance and peti F. C. H all, C. D. Knowlton, E. A. O’Neil, “ Bath citizens who have been accustomed sidewalk on Oliver street; that deemed it in II. W. Healey. day. We venture to maintain that the The military court of inquiry which recently tioned that a committee be appointed to inves away from the insurgents, that be to making purchases at shops and saloons on advisable to build extension of sidewalk on The application o f F. H. Whitney for investigated tbe condition of the Hamlin tigate and have the nuisance removed. Voted knows bis tales are false. The rebel lime manufacturers of Knox county, Sunday are somewhat displeased at the en Glen street to Waldo avenue, extension of victualler’s license was refused. Rifles of Bangor and the Crosby Guards of to lay communication on the table as the board whoso labor is paid $2 a day, have forcement o f the Sunday law which went into sidewalk on Beech street, extension of side Councilman Emery R. Thomas has been lion is still under way, and there is a Hampden,companies G and A of the National of health are vested with the power to remove effect last Sunday by order of Mayor Bibber. walk on Shaw avenue to Traverse street; ex appointed on the committee of streets and been carrying the industry through the Guard, have reported to the commander-in the nuisance if so desires. fair probability that it will be a revo There is also a vigorous kick by keepers of tension of sidewalk on Sufiolk street to Me highways to serve in the absence of W. C. chief, Gov. Powers, recommending the dis The petition of Frank Sadler and others lution. recent disastrous times at severe loss. fruit stores and peanut stands, who must chanic street. The report on the Oliver street French. A. J. Babbidge, the new councilman bandment of these companies. for material to build 210 feet of plank They have stood the burden, maintain keep closed doors on Sunday, while the drug sidewalk was referred back to committee. from Ward 1 was sworn in last night and was Tbe Governor has not acted on the recom sikewalk on Fogg strest running westerly was stores are allowed to carry on business on In relation to the removing of trees on Elm appointed on the committee of business. As an illustration of tbe lack of pub ing the high pi ice for labor, in a hope mendation as yet. referred to committee on highways. The pe that day. They claim that what they lose by street in controversy between C. F. Kittredge titioner would perform ail the work. The joint special committee of the city gov lic spirit in the care of things belong that a return of general prosperity closing w ill find its way into the pockets of and J. S. Willoughby the committee reported ernment charged with the duty of making in Mr. Cleveland should speak more hope Ordered that the committee on highways ing to tbe city, we noticed ,a day or which a reformed tariff will bring to the druggists, who are allowed to sell cigars, that the city bad no busineso to meddle in tbe lay out bounds of Fogg, W illow and Claren quiry into the management of the poor fully of the Republican party in view of the soda water and candies without hindrance. matter. department, submitted the following report: two ago a rock wagon driving across us will also result iu specific prosperity fact that it is an ark of safety for Democrats don streets. “ Mayor Bibber says it would not be lawful The committee recommended not to accept J. T. Lothrop was granted permission to “ We have carefully looked into the affairs of a concrete sidewalk on Grove street. for lime. when their party goes wrong, as frequently to close the drug stores, but he thought those Shaw Avenue as a public way and it was so the department and find no evidence of ex happens. haug a sign and Thorndike & Harding to Tbe driver nad a loud of limeroek We confess a surprise at the places should be restricted to the sale of voted. In relation to this the committee said construct a wooden awning. travagance in the management; on the con chips to discharge into a cellar window. Opinion’s continued desire to have medicines only. There is some talk of a that the city streets were all in bad condition On recommendation of Marshal Crockett, trary we believe that the interests o f both the petition to the city government, which meets and they did not think it advisable to inflict He drove his heavily laden wuguu Kuox county lime put ou the tree list. the following special police were appointed; poor and the city have been carefully studied B e s t Wednesday, requesting a revoking of the en the city with any more. George E. McLaughlin, W illiam H . Perkins at by the overseers in tbe expenditure of funds diagonally across the wulk, tlie sharp Such a course could have only one re forcement of the Sunday law unless it is ap Ordered that a plank sidewalk be laid on Maine Central depot, Martin E. Watson, charged the department. We found upon in wheels catching the outer edge of tlie sult, either the putting out of the last plied to all business places.” Old County road fromlhead of Limeroek street Walter P. Staples, Llewellyn Griffin, Samuel vestigation no foundation for the reports that with remnant planks. kiln fire in the county or such read In O u r Haskell at Maine Central wharf, Thomas II. have come to us from indirect sources of tbe concrete uud breaking it off in shame The committee recommended not to remove existence of minor abuses in the workings of Has Made It u Study. Benner aud Samuel W. Hewett. ful fash)ou, uud theu passing to the justment of wages as would place the L in e the tree in front of tbe city buildings on Mayor Butler reappointed O. |. Conant the department. In the care of the almbouse, inner edge of the walk cut a long laboring mau of Kuox county ou au “ Talking about permanent improvements,” Spring street. The tree is not in the way and liquor agent, which appointment was con credit is due those in direct charge, and we remarked a shoe dealer, “ 1 am decidedly iu is doing no one any harm, in fact it is accom groove there as well. True the walk equality with his brethren of the The Best Tobacco tinued by the board. have no words but those of commendation for Best Brands of Cigars favor of brick or concrete sidewalks in plishing good for horses can be bitched to its II. C. Clark was granted permission to ex tbe keeper and bis wife. Respectfully sub Bhould have been fortified with a curb Provinces. What our home laborers preference to plank walks.” trunk. Voted to accept the report. tend plank crossing across Rankin street. mitted, Best Quality of Pipes The locating of an electric light at the ing, but in the absence of that protec think of this proposition is indicated Best Assortment of Goods “ Why?” queried bis listener. Alderman Johnson introduced an order for (Signed) John W. A nderson, “ Because I have noticed that brick and junction of Main and Mechanic streets A rthur A. Blackington, tion tbe drivers of heavy loads wishing by Kuox county’s recent Republican Best Kind of Treatment a joint convention for the purpose of electing concrete wear out shoes faster than planking aroused some discussion. Tbe committee seven assistant assessors, one from each ward, E mery R. T homas, to cross such places ought to put down majorities. and more shoes worn out means more shoes recommended not to place one as desired. to assist the assessors. A t tbe last meeting John R. Frohock, some timbers to drive over. The mis Howard Cigar Co. wanted.” Alderman Porter said that the light was much the city government gave certain instructions F red A. Blackington. Tbe “ investigation” of tbe city poor The listener marveled at the acuteness of needed and on being interrogated Marshal to tbe buard of assessors regarding making chief iu this instance is doue and the 404 MAIN STREET. the merchant but said nothing. Crockett coincided. Mr. Porter bad given farm has resulted precisely as we certain valuations, and Alderman Johnson and POINTS ON POLITICS users of the sidewalk iu question will the matter much thought and he showed how others think the assessors intend to disregard have to put up with the unsightly ap fancied it would, in an absolute vindi ► 1 unequally tbe lights were distributed iu bis part the order. The question was thoroughly dis cation of tbe poor department from of the city in comparison with other parts. cussed pro and con and the mayor advised the * The election o f the United States Senator pearance of the walk. When that Alderman Johnson supported the committee from Kentucky marks the end of an unprece the vague bints that were afloat us to board not to be hasty in action. Alderman longed-for village improvement society on the ground of economy saying that if this Johnson withdrew his order and it was voted dented struggle in that State and is said to shall have put iu some mouths of mismanagement. The overseers justly light was granted the board would be flooded that committee on finance investigate the mai have cost tbe commonwealth not less than a felt that these hints were so vague uud with petitions for lights. But Alderman ler and learn the intentions of the assessors, hundred thousand dollars. labor iu tbe way of educating public Porter would not budge a particle so a com had found utterance iu so irrespon aud report if necessary, at a special meeting. Tariff reform moves slowly, but the wonder taste, we shall hope that drivers of promise was effected. It was ordered that the On recommendation of Chief Engineer is that it moves at all, considering the dis heavy loads will no louger wantonly sible fashion, that they should he light uow at tbe bead of Railroad whart be Bird the following firemen were accepted: ordered mass of Democratic blundering that classed with the spirit of fault finding moved to the corner of Main and Mechanic N. A. Burpee Hose Co. Foreman, W. S. it has to contend against. #It is like clearing wreck city property that has to he paid streets. always to he eucouutered, no mat' Melvin; 2nd foreman, L. II. Gray; 3rd fore away tbe wreckage of a tornado in order to for out of the pockets of hard-work Tbe committee on finauce recommended man, F. Ham ilton; secretary and treasurer, lay the foundations of a new building. ing tax payers. tei how conscientiously aud exactly that the bequest of the late W illiam H . Tit- F. F. Larrabee; steward, C. Fields; G. A. Probably more than a week w ill pass yet public officials may he doing their comb ol $200 for cemetery purposes be accept Duigiu, P. H . Fitzgerald, A. Pette, J. T. before tbe tariff b ill is reported to tbe Senate. Aud while on this matter The Gour ed. This met with opposition but the report dulv ; aud the investigation ordered by Haskell, Fred George, M. K. llaskell, T. The Democratic members of the finance com ier-Gazette wauls to make au earnest was accepted. Au order being introduced that Ixitbrop, W. P. Gray, Eugene Perry, W. F. mittee insist on examining the b ill before it is plea for our city's concrete sidewalks. the city government they felt was a the sum be accepted with interest bearing rate Robinson. lames F. Sears, Hose Co. Fore reported, and as this is customary they, of Those existent should be saved and serious reflection upou officials above of 3^'percent under conditions was strenuous man, Geo. E. McLaughlin; 2nd foreman, course, w ill be gratified. The Republicans suspicion, investigated because of mere ly opposed. (Jo voting the vote was a tie, Steve Hasson; 3rd foreman, M. Watson; are, however, impressed with the importance not left to gradually crumble away at Aldermen Anderson, Harrington and Black secretary and treasurer, Len Haskell; M. J. idle rumor aud gossip, tlie unworthy of speed in this matter, and can be relied on the edges as they are doing uud will A Bargain, $50. ington voting to accept and Aldermen Andros, Keefe, Daniel Proctor, Fred Norton, P. J. to push tbe measure vigorously when it gets character of which could easily he as Johnson aud Porter opposed. The mayor Burns, J. K. Sullivan, B. K. Hart, Jr., David before tbe Senate. There is still a fair prob continue to do. Ou our narrow streets cast bu vote to accept. The order, however, the concrete wslk with a dirt border certained without any formality of au Watson, J. D. McLaughlin, P. W. Hasson. ability that tbe b ill w ill reach tbe President A new ’96 model Rambler Bicycle, Spokes are was tabled iu the lower board. It was voted Americus Hook and Ladder Co. Foreman early in July. that the clerk uotify the city solicitor of and treasurer, James Donohue; 2nd foreman slightly rusted, otherwise in first-class condition. If the vote aud have him look up the law. The and secretary, F. C. F lint; 3rd foreman, I. B. Business at the Camden mills is looking you want it come quick. If you’re looking for wheels opposition claimed these bequests a needless Simmons; axe men, D. F. Donohue, Geo. F. better. At Mt. Battle the employees arc get WHERE DID YOU PUT IT? burden to the city while those who were in Whitten, Clarence Merrifield, E. G. Ladd; ting iu full time; at the other mills ii w ill uot with a known reputation, come to us, we have them favor of accepting claimed that the city was ladder uaeu, Robert Johnson, James h. Me he Tong before ten hours a day w ill rule. compelled to accept. Mayor Butler, however 1 1 Advertising is a wise business iuvestmeut but it is easy to spend 1 [ ready for immediate delivery. lutosh, Geo. Lurvcy, Leon A. Chase, Arthur thought that in the uear future tberejwould be Perry, S- K . Hatch, J. K. Sutherland. a society to take them bequests in charge and 1 money and not make tbe iuvestmeut couut. Put your ad. (u tbe paper , , Gen. Berry Hose Co. Foreman, T. S. Free Cvuauha- be voted with the affirmatives because the McIntosh; 2nd foremau, P. lason; 3d fore Uou. Great Egyp ' that everybody reads aud you are bouud to realize ou tbe iuvestmeut to , , city could get rid of these bequests at auy man, Wrn. Leonard; secretary aud treasurer, tian Remedy. A time. p -ulriv- C u re for 1 its full capacity. Tbe paper that everybody iu this part of Maiue reads , , Geo. F lint; steward, A. S. Niles; O. M. all Mom ah.K id- On au order introduced by Alderman Porter Films, Wm. Reed, S. Pcttee, A. S. Niles, Ir , u y aud bladd< r J. F. GREGORY & SON, it was voted to allow the city teamsters two Irouuka Wo.1 • ' twice every week is Tbe Courier-Gazette. We have uolbiug to say < i James Widdiecouibee, Win. Wood, Arthur weeks vacation, yearly without deduction of Sutherland, E. Niles, John Robiusou, Charles excelleut for Bel 1 ' about your advertising that goes iu other papers—that is yourufiair—but i i pay. li lea fcjiud 4 eta. ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS Stetson. io fcluLupz. The ' ' this we do maintain: if it isn’t iu The Courier-Gazelle you are failiug i> A petition was received by the telephone The following licenses were granted: Kgv lluu Me i- company asking for privileges to erect poles on Victuallers, H . G. Rivers aud Tabor D mglaso, elce t o , 46 Glltf North Main street between Main street tot., Mew York ' * to get the greatest good for your money. < > F. L. Post, H . L. Thomas, W. B. Groves, Ma>l aud Broadway, the company to reserve space ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1897.
EVERYBODY’S COLUMN TALK OF THE TOWN S o m e th in g N ew JOHN STEARNS ARRAIGNED SOMETHING NEW !
Maine Central Railroad. anvils of traffic, there is a percept,He heavy—so heavy that the effort to raise justified at all, and whether, by with kle of moving water when the tide Is lull, hut in the side streets there is ab it was almost too much for me, and I holding from the authorities the suspi in, and, more besntifnl still, when the G O O D T E A I In Effect October 4, 1896. solute silence. was glad to fall hack upon the pillow, cion I entertained about the man with tide is out, snch play of light and shad Paaeenrer Train* leave Rockland as follow*: When I saw the man with the red where I lay a moment feeling more the red beard and by taking npon my ow, snch wonderf^ wealth of color on 8.-9O a. m. for Bath, Brunswick, Lewiston, beard and brown bag tnrn down Foster self tho responsibility of keeping, un the marshy flnt«—3iere u patch of royal Anjpinta, Waterville, Banfror, Portland and Boston, faint and feeble than I had ever felt be 19c a lb . arriving in Boston at 4:16 p. m. lane, which, ns every Londoner knows. fore. Then there glided gently into the aided, an eye npon his movements, I purple or opalescent green, there a rose 1 £ 0 n m. for Bath, Brunswick, Lewiaton, at gray or pearly pink, with little shining Waterville, Portland and Boston, arriving In Boston Is a nnrrow side street the hack of the room—into my bachelor room—a pleas was not mornlly answerable for the at 9 AO p. m. general postofllce, I felt that it was in ant looking yonng woman in a gray lives which had been lost in the Inst pools changing from blue to silver and Formosa Oolong,sold even where for T kaiws A M V l; deed a happy thought which had pre terrible outrage he had effected. Bilver to blue with the passing of every 10:46 a. m. morning train from Portland, Lewis- dress w ith w hite cellar and cuffs. 50c a lb. j our price 85c a lb. ; 8 lO opjriRht. ISM, b y Dodd, M«<1 A Oo.J vented me from changing my shoes It was quite possible that had I gone olondl ton, Augusta and Waterville. , "Whnt’s happened, nurse?” I said, lbs. for 11,00. 6:90 p. m. from Boaton, Portland, Lewiston and when I received Grant's summons in recognizing at once what she was, which to the ifhthorities before the event nnd .Southend Is n pretty spot at any time, Bangor. CHAPTER XXV. GEORGE F. EV A N S, Gen’l Manager. the morning Had I been wearing my was more than could be said of my Informed them of my unsupported sus Viut after a month spent on a sickbed ir> The best Country Buttei 20c a 1[>. F. E. HO<»TI1 BY, G. P. A T. A. JAMKS MELLEN AND I MF.KT AT LAST. ordinary lace nps I should hnve been in picion I should hnve been Inughed nt a stuffy London side street the view W. L. WHITE, Dir. Supt. voice, for it had become so thin and As the cab which I had chartered rat a dilemma, for they are not easy to re piping that its nufamiliarity startled for my pains. But were I to come for from the pier hill seemed to me exoep- Spices 4 l-2e a package tled np the approach to the Great East move in a hurry, and in that deserted ward after the event nnd admit that be ! tionally beautiful. P o r tla n d . M t. D e se r t A W aehlwa ft. Co. me. s t l . a*
ROGERS REELECTED MURE ODDITIES and asked for the mucilage, which the clerk was obliged t » go into the back «ffice for You Can’t Maine Good Templars Evidently Struck on Some Quaint Items Telling of Life In the This he did and returned with the same and P LEASE bear in mind the fact Their Lawt Year Officials Nation’s Grenteat State it was duly used, and then the package re The 39th annual session of the Maine turned to the safe. The stranger d ^appeared that the “ best,” or the d o A m iss Good Templars was held in Westbrook, Ferryboats 011 the Maine rivers are resum with the bills unsettled. The package was Thursday and Friday, about 100 delegates ing business. finally opened, only to bt found empty. • .ndard,” in all lines com- if you get a package like being in attendance. Twenty-eight subor The Biddeford Record occasi » u ly hears this. It contains the genuine dinate lodges and 11 districts were repre Report that “ the ice Is out” creates as much some funny stories. One is b» the effect a fair price. Sec list of sented, and nearly 75 candidates applied for commotion among the fishermen of Maine as that two Biddeford prisoners in Alfred jail the Grand Lodge degree. the same cry would consternation in the on the txpiration of their sentence went to i ' i ■ 1 rands of Pure W hite Lead Grant Rogers, Grand C h itf Templar made household next July. Sanford nnd pretended t » he deputy sheriffs, his first annual report. made a seizure of two gallons of ahi-key. The Right Worthy Chief Templar recalled to They put the liquor into small bottles, tilled which are the standard. They The anti-cigarette bill passed by the last his hearers the fact that the convention was their pockets with the bottles and their s’om Maine Legislature, and which went Into held In the home of the great apostle ol achs with liqu r and came back to ja il, ar effect May I, contains no provision for its en a rc t h e b e s t . ,\\oitf those brands temperance, Neal Dow, and he urged them riving at about 5 o’clock in the aftern on forcement. Through an engrossing clerk’s to follow his noble example. Th^eyes of the arriving and asking for a night’s lodging, mistake, the game commissioners are having world are upon the doings of the ^convention, which was given them There they with :;d to he “ just good,” offered Washing Powder no end of trouble with the gime laws, and he said, and all should remember that their boon companions are said to have drank the other important errors have been discovered It cleans everything and proceedings should be wisely considered as rum with the result that the two unworthies ior less money,” and of “ so they would affect the church, the home, the in various laws. cleans it quickly aud cheaply. were resentence i in th • morning. nation. He told them that they cannot live ailed W hite Lead.” Largest package—greatest economy. on past victories, the times change and new A man in a town in Hancock county died z\ Lewiston inilkm in has been watching applications, old principals and new methods THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, not long ago. He was very poor, and when with interest tbe growth of twins on his rout- . 4“ D P P By «»ln« National L-ml Cn.’« p«rs White Lead Tint Inf Col- prevail. He referred to the financial troubles the funeral took place the neighbors hnd to When they were born they weighed only a • , FT <»r*. »ny de»lrrd *ha«l«- I* readily obtained. Pamphlet giving Chicago, St. Louis, New York, Boston, Philadelphia. that have aflected the nation and was thankful loan his wife and daughters decent clothing pound apiece, »nd ti.e mother could place vabisble informali"ti • hi <
THOMASTON Flanders of Baltimore w m the guest of Dr. CAMDEN W. J. Jameson last wet k. W e h e a r o f SLIPPERS J. E. Moore, Esq., brought his horse from Remember that “ Peleg and Peter” w ill Warren, Saturday, where he has Wintered Mr. and Mrs. E. O’B. Burgess celebrated hold a reception at the Opera House thia ■■ — George E lliot is improving the grounds the tenth anniversary of their marriage on Bike Suits for $3.00 evening. This four act comedy-drama it full Should be selected with ns much care Tuesday by a trip to Camden. Daring their about his residence------Capt. Samuel Watts of life and animation and if you detire to as you would devote to shoes. Our returned to Boston, Saturday. absence in the evening quite a company of Wo have none as had as that. Wo 808 no rea forget the hard timet and that you are suffering their friends took possession of their home son for making them worse than other dothes. from some physical or mental ditease we well-fitting Slippers, Oxford Ties The phonograph exhibition given by the and gave them a surprising but warm recep advise you to take your wife or best girl to and Sannals will afford you more Dunbar Brothers at Watts Hall, Friday even We have them tion upon their return. The hours till mid witness the pranks of the two worthies releg satisfaction than you have ever felt ing, drew out a fair sired audience. The * night were pleasantly passed in soflg and $ 5 . 5 0 U P and Peter. Tickets have sold well and a before. If you want to get the full phonograph did excellent work. The audi Igames. a large crowd is assured. ence showed proper appreciation by liberal worth of your money, you wdl buy applause. By request number four on the pro . . . OTJFt . . . We have got money up this way and we intend to hang on to it. A safety vault is the your Slippers, Oxford Ties and San gram, the mocking bird with variations, as Mrs. Rose A. Smith is moving into the | whistled by J. V. Atlea was repeated. The latest addition to the Camden National Bank dals here. Vinal tenement on Main street------Mrs.Geo. f Whether you buy slippers or shoes phonograph is one of the modern wonders | E, Wallace o f San Francisco is the guest of Stein Bloch Overcoat $14 Mr. and Mrs. Judson Watts have moved and as handled by the Dunbars furnishes a her brother, Dr. J. E. Walker------Mr. E. E. They fit and you are in it, back to Warren after a residence here of sev here, you will be perfectly satisfied. satisfactory entertainment. The matinee in O’Brien returned Saturday from a trip to eral years------Bucklin’s orchestra at the pre We realize that there is as much in the afternoon was well patronized by the sentation Peleg and Peter, this evening Boston. the fit of a shoe as there is in the children. We Are Showing the Best Line of Boys Suits ------There are a very few cottages on the The annual meeting o f the Thom Belfast road but what have been rented for shape and the wear. Our shoes are Mrs. Edgar Stackpole left for Bos.on, Sat aston Improvement Society was held at urday, called there by the sickness of her . . You Ever Saw. . the Summer------Mrs. F. A. Packard enter everything that they should be. Watts H all, Friday evening. The meeting tained the Baptist circle, Wednesday after mother------William Tarbox, who has a posi was not largely attended but among those They are not satin. We don't keep them. tion in Salem, spent Sunday at his home noon. present were some of Thomaston’s most pub A Stein Bloch Good one, veil wade, WENTWORTH &, c o 338 Main St. here. lic spirited and distinguished citizens. The Cheviot Suit with The Y. W. C. T. U. spent a pleasant “ Even the latent double ing with Longfellow” last evening at the Chris OOKUA-IVD. MAINE. The Great Expectation Club has suspended meeting was called to order by Vice Presi breasted vest $ 2 .5 0 U P its meetings until October. A t the last meet dent J. H . II. Hewett, who also presided. tian science rooms. ing the following were elected as officers for W. E. Vinal was chosen secretary pro tcm. S I5 .O O - - Tour Money Ba-k for the Asking1. - - The plant sale to be given by the ladies of meetings held Thursday and Friday evening the year: President, Mrs. Minnie Stimpson; Mr. Hewett gave a concise statement of the the Congregational society in the church ves VINALHAVEN by Rev. M r. Barton were well attended and vice president, Mrs. Josephine W alker; sec work of the society the past year. Among try, next Tuesday evening, May 11, promises John Sylvester and son Harley are missing A W o &.l5°c5e very intereating. It is hoped that something retary, Mrs. Adelia Strout; treasurer, Miss the items mentioned were the improvements to be a social event of no small importance. from home and the evidence of their probable w ill be done to secure his services in preach Addie iHorse; literary committee, Mrs. made on the grounds about the railway Seedlings and flowers of many kinds will be drowning has caused deepest sympathy for ing to us occasionally through the Summer. Octavia Leighton, Misses Emma A. Foun station, the planting of trees on Beechwoods for sale and the sale no doubt w ill be very the grief stricken family throughout the com tain and Annie Lash. street, providing barrels to receive waste (L9TfllER$. satisfactory. munity. Mr. Sylvester left home Friday The superintendent of schools has com paper, the removal of grass and weeds from Robert Hunter is carrying a broken wrist IS A KNOX COUNTY BOY morning to haul lobster traps, his son accom- pleted the census. The number o f persons the roadsides. Due acknowledgment was caused by the kick from J. H. Montgomery’s paning him. They wtre in separate boats o f school age in town is 766, a decrease of 14 made of the co operation of the citizens in ST- GEORGE APPLETON horse. Mr. Hunter is employed by \Mr. Has Risen to Front Rank In 51 uh I cal W orld and were last seen by passing fishermen on the work. Mention was also made of the —Series of Popular Concerts. Friday afternoon when all was well. Parties from last year. Port Cly d e .— Sch. Anna Shepherd of Mrs. Evie Perry is teaching the Pease Montgomery at hostler. gift of $50 from the M. C. R. R. Co. The are constantly searching for the bodies but as Miss Kate Rose entertained the Friday Balance In hand April 2. i m , |7 < 00 sohool------Ambrose Fish has built a nice Mrs. Annie Wescott, who has been the Austin Jenness Wight, violinist, of Boston, Received from membership fees, 07 60 Rockport if on the ways, having some new yet have not been rewarded. A cap, oars and treasurer reported as follows : hen house------Cyrus Perry and Bert Stewart ig u e rto fM r. and Mrs. F. D. Aldus, has re assisted by Miss Ida Marion Hartshorn, club at tea at the Congregational vestry, F ri ” •• M.G. R Kt. Co., 60W planks put in ; also being recaulked and some of the fishing tubs were found and identi have rented some land of Mrs. Louise Keene turned to her home in Belfast------Mr. and pianist; Miss Emily Terzah Burgess, soprano; day-----Rev. C. D. Boothby preached in Rock painted------Sch. Exchange is hauled up and fied Saturday afternoon. Besides the wife and Total, 6101 60 and they intend to raise onions------Rev. C. E. Mrs. John Nolan of Augusta, have moved Miss Virginia Ray Richmond, readet; Geo. land,Sunday,in exchange with Rev. Mr. Moore is being cleaned and painted------John Brennan mother, five sons and a daughter, Mattie, are ' ' EXPBNDITURKB. Harden spent the past week with his family into the Tibbetts house------D. C. Tlomas E. Stevens, ’cellist and A. F. Beverage, ------Miss Hattie B. Direr graduated from the of Rockland visited his parents here last left to mourn. The youngest son is yet a Actual Business Department of Rockland Paid for planting trees, $10 90 week------Stephen Laughlin went to Portland in Hebron but returned home Wednesday has moved into the Orris Wooster house, clarinetist, announces a series of grand popu •* " work at M. C R- R. ground, 62 09 baby and the oldest, grown to manhood, has Commercial College, Wednesday. Miss Saturday, on a business trip ------John O’Brien night------The grangers have given their hall Megunticook street------The Bay View office lar concerts as follows: Warren, Monday, •• <• cutting grass, IS,00 May io ; Waldoboro, May 11; Union, May employment in Boston. Direr took high rank------Mrs. E. D . Daniels “ “ Painting waste barrels, 6 40 of Portland visited relatives in this place last a new coat of paint which improves it very is being thoroughly renovated. Landlord new millinery rooms at the West end were •• •• Sundries, 9 03 week----- Clyson Wilson who has been sick much-;— Mrs. Morton of Union visited her Capen persists in having the best of every 12; Thomaston, May 13 and Rockport, May Ocean Bound Lodge, D. of R., officially opened Wednesday. M,rs. Daniels has had Balance on hand April 20, 1897, 82 08 the past two weeks is able to be out again daughter, Mrs. Harry Pease, Friday and Sat thing for his guests. 14. The program follows : > visited the Camden lodge Wednesday night, several years experience and is well and fav •191 60 ----- Mrs. L. M. Skinner is quite sick with urday------Harry Pease has rented the Geo. Mr».x Sarah Washburn, who has been very Trio Conradi when the degree team exemplified the work Pease house and is to move there shortly------Mina Hartshorn, Mr. Slovens, Mr. Wight orably known------Mrs. Wm. C. Burgess is The society also has a fund of Si 10.96 the mumps----- Mrs. Joseph Bucklin died ill, is convalescent.------Mrs. Ferd I. Coombs Song—Gondoliers' Seranado Mian Burgess on several candidates. The team was accom Most of the farmers around here have com visiting in Brockton, Mass.------There were which was raised for the purpose of im A pril 25, at the home of her father, Henry has been confined to the house by illness.------Violin Sole—Carat Ina Bohrn panied by a large number of other members menced farming------W ill Procter is at work Mr. Wight no services at the Episcopal church Sunday proving the Mall but not being sufficient to Wilson, after a lingering illness of consump Miss Blanche Hopkins of Vinalhaven was ,'the all of whom speak most highly of the hospi in Willard Sherman’s saw m ill------Thomas Reading-A rant archils Studies Elocution tality extended by the Camden sisters. evening on account of the illness of Rev. H. do the work it has been placed at interest tion. She had been married only a little guest last week of her sister, Mrs. E. E. Hos Miss Richmond Gushee of Lincolnville visited his parents, B. Phelps. until the amount needed shall be raised. The more than a year. About a year ago she mer.------Charles A. Stearns of Boston was the Cello Solo—Caatilana Goltermans The hearts and home of Mr. and Mrs. took a bad cold which finally developed into Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Gushee, Friday. guest la9t week at Nonembega.------F. E. Mr. Stevens Intelligence was received here A p ril 25 of report of the treasurer was accepted. C. S. CTarlnet Solo—Serenade and Polanalse Musaud Ernest Norwood were gladdened Friday by the death, at her home in Boston, on Satur Smith, J. C. Levensaler and E. M. O’Brien consumption. She w ill be very much missed Mrs. Frank Linnekin and daughter of Jef Russell of Boston was in town last week.------Mr. Beverage the birth of a son. day, of Mrs. William Jordan. Mrs. Jordan were chosen a committee to nominate officers. in the community, as she was a favorite with ferson were guests of Ambrose Linnekin and Miss Adelyn C. Adams has returned from a I’lano Solo— 2nd Mazurka Godard was formerly Miss Maiy A. Delano of Friend The committee reported the following and all. The funeral services were held at the wife last week------The 78th anniversary visit o f several months with her sister, Mrs. Miss Hartshorn The sad tidings of the death of Mrs. Trio Jansen Amanda Calderwood of North Haven were ship, Me. She was a daughter of Juda end the same were elected : President, J. H . H. chapel, Wednesday afternoon and were of Odd Fellowship was held Monday evening, W. T. Plummer, in Philadelphia. Miss Hartshorn, Mr. Stevens, Mr. Whlght received Sunday morning. She was a mem Judith Weed Delano being one of a family of Hewett; vice president, E. L . Dillingham; largely attended, Rev. Sidney E. Packard April 25, by Appleton Lodge and Goldenrod Dr. W. F. Bisbee and E. E. Boynton arrived Reading—Selected Miss Rlonmend Violin Solo—6th Air, Varle De Berlot ber of the Union church here, possessed all twelve children, ten of whom have lived to secretary, Miss Aubigne Lermond; treasurer, officiating. The order of the Eastern Star Rebekah Lodge. A fter the exercises were home Saturday from a visit in Boston------Mr. Wight the noble traits which characterize a true quite an advanced age, the youngest o f the Miss Lizzie Levensaler; executive committee, and Good Templars attended in a body. The concluded a nice supper was served by the Communion services were celebrated at the Song—Selected Miss Burgess Christian and endeared herself to all with ten being 62 years. Mrs. Jordan was born H. H. Linnell, Mrs. Ira Vinal, Mrs. Levi former held their very pretty and impressive ladies in the lodge dining room------Mrs. Congregational church, Sunday------Mr. and Cello Solo—Berceuse Hfinon whom she came in contact. The direct cause in Friendship about the year 1818. In 1840 Seavey, G S. Smith, B. F. Dunbar, Mrs. John burial ceremony. Walter Gushee is visiting her parents in L ib Mrs. John Paul went to Union, Saturday Mr. Stevens Clarinet Solo—Home Sweet Homo Varle of her death was heart failure. She was she was married to Capt. William Jordan and Ruggles, W. E. Vinal, Mrs. J. B. Watts, Mrs. W il e y ’s Corner.— Miss Gertrude Brown erty------E. D. Gushee attended the Sousa called there by the death of Mr. Paul’s father Mr. Beverage married four times and leaves a son, W illiam about seven years later they removed to J. T. Beverage Matters relating to the gave a May party at her home last Saturday Band concert in Rockland Friday------Alonzo ------The Camden Locals defeated the Cam Newbert and Samuel Couch called on friends Mr. W ight is a son of K. F. W ight of (Carnes), a son by her second husband. The Thomaston where they resided some twenty future work of the society were discussed and to her schoolmates, and all had an enjoyable den High School team Saturday afternoon 10 Warren and has won distinction in musical years. From Thomaston they removed to here Monday of last week. “ Sammy,” as he funeral services w ill be solomnized Tuesday acted upon. The executive committee were time------The rains of last Sunday were just to 4. circles. He studied eight years with Conduc Boston where they have since lived. Mrs. what was needed to start the grass------May was called when he lived here and attended afternoon at her late residence. instructed to furnish trees free on Arbor Day tor E m il Molenhaur of Boston. Jordan was well known in Thomaston hav to all who would plant them on public baskets were quite plentiful last Saturday our schools, went to New York where he was Miss Bertha Ginn has returned from Boston ing spent the Summers here for several years grounds. The committee was also authorized evening just after dark------Some of the employed in a telephone manufactory. He ROCKPOHT UNION ------Mrs. Matthew Roberts and son Austin of past. She was of a kindly disposition and to appoint sub committees to visit the citizens farmers have planted peas and potatoes, the is now in business at 195 Summer street, At the meeting o f the K n’fhts of Pythias, M ilford have returned home------Mr. and Mrs. possessed of strong affection, true to her own, and solicit their co-operation in cleaning the ground being dry and warm on the hill Boston, the name of the firm being Whitman Wednesday evening, the Page degree was A t a recent meeting of the school board W.V.Lane of Camden were in town Sunday on and helpful to others. A husband and five gutters and otherwise improving the appear slopes------Chester Robinson came home from & Couch. confe
ERO OF SOULE TRISL MARINE MATTERS. OUR REW ainw Indictment Nol Pressed and Henry C. Rnnle W h a t O a r H o m e Vi-wtrla A re D o in g .—41na- is Affaln a Free Man. alp of Quarter-deck and Fo’eale. A Strictly Cash Store. The indictment in Lincoln county supreme Sch. Fannie A Edith arrived from Belfast court charging Henry C. Soule of Waldoboro Friday to load from A. C. Gay A Co. for New with the manslaughter of Edwin Moore, was C loak and York. You Pay the Cash and nol proned Friday and Mr. Soule returned to Sch. Peerless, Thompron, strived Friday hit home in Waldoboro a free man. Those S u it Dept. from Boston. who have been steadfast in their belief of Schs. James K , T. J. Beckett and Clement, We Deliver You the Goods Soule’s innocence are rejoicing over the victory with wood, and Daniel Webster, with casks, and Mr. Soule is being congratulated on every We are shoeing this week to A. F. Crockett Co., arrived Saturday. W v can show you this week a New Spring Line hand. a large stock if Suits in Mr. Soule was indicted at the October cch. Addie Clement, wiih wood to Farrand, Spear A Co., arrived Friday. of White nnd Colored Shirts and Neckwear term in 1896, and after a sensational trial, lasting nearly a week, the jury disagreed, the Black, Navy Bine ana Sch. Charley Woolsey, (Jinn, with c >al to vote standing as nearly as can be ascertained Peter Kennedy A Con from New York, ar 3 hese goods are the very latest designs and we seven for acquittal and rive for conviction. Light Mixtures rived Sunday. Many more witnesses were summoned be Sch. Susan h rances brought cooperage kno-v you "ill be pleased with them No trouble fore the grand jury this week, and the case Sunday to S. P. Prescott. was thoroughly reexamined. County Attor $ 8 TO $ 2 0 Sch. J. IL Butler, with wool to C. Doh ney Hilton was anxious for a continuation of to show them. erty, arrived Sunday. the case until next October, which would We are offering this week Sch. Ralph K. (Jrant brought staves Sun aflord more time to rake up evidence, but a big trade In True P. Pierce ol this city, who has been Mr day for Farrand, Spear A Co. W hite Shirts, 5O c, 7 5 c . S1.OO Soule’s attorney, was firm in wanting the Sch. Annie W. Barker, Blake, was in tbe WHEELS case settled at this term and would not listen Ladies Figured harbor yesterday with stone from Somes’ to the arrangement. Sound for New York. Colored Shirts, 5Oc and S1.OO Alter considerable discussion, and much to Sch. l.aur a Robinson, Burgess, arrived Sun Yes, we can sell a set o the surprise of everybody the county attorney Separate Skirts day from New York via Dover, and w ill load consented to have a nol pros entered, and the from Perry Bros., for New York. wheels for your carriage cheaper case, which has cost the county £3000 or Sch. Ells France*, Foster, sailed Friday upwards, has come to an end. FOR $ 1 .9 8 EACH from Farrand, Spear A Co., for New York. than you can have them repaired, FERNALD, BLETHEN & CO. Although the murder of Edwin Moore took Sch. Nellie Gray, Paul, sailed Friday for place rive years ago, the suspicion under 4 / jo BaHar Grades. Beaver Harbor, N. B and if you want we will furnish which Mr. Soule rested did not take definite 310 Main St., - Rockland. form until last Summer, when the state en Schs. James R. Talbot, Averill, from Perry them all ready to put on your car gaged the services o f detective True to look Bros.; Sardinian, Halversen, from A. J. Bird riage, wagon or cnrt. If you say so into the case. Public opinion has been New Capes g h»»rn coaching voice, will play in Spear & Co. for New York. 456 MAIN STREET. Boston. were of said Gay, and whereas aald Kalloeh In ids missed. Her life was an exemplary one and Friday. Tbe Springfield-Buffalo game is of Bangor under the management of Chris Tool. capacity as administrator ns aforesaid by ills deed Scha. Catawamteak, J. R. Bo dwell and Nathaniel Jones was in Boston and vicinity rilled with many good deeds which will long interest to us from the fact that “ Chummy” Dan w ill at least put life into the game. of assignment dated Oetober 24,1896, and recorded Addie E. Snow arrived in New York Satur last week, returning Saturday night. In book 105, page 2'6 of said Knox Registry, con be remembered by those associated with her Gray pitched for the latter team and Walter day. Mayor A. W. Butler returned Saturday veyed to me, the undersl ned, all the right, title in everyday life. She had been in poor Woods and Mains fur the first named team. and interest which auld estate had In ana to the The Buffalos wou quite easily and tbe papers UNOER THE CIRCUS TENT Sch. Carrie L. I lix is hound here from New night from a business trip to New York. above described mortgage, and tho debt thereby health for some time, but it was least expected said Gray was very eflective, but seven bits York and sch. Cyrus Chamberlain to Thomas Mrs. Henry Pearson returned Saturday secured, the end was so near, she having been sick And whereas the condition of snld mortgnge baa being made from bis puzzling delivery. It An Evening With the Trained lloraea, ton. from a visit to Boston and other places. only a few days with pneumonia. She was a been broken, was quite an honor to “Chummy” to be CIowiim, Acrobats and tlie Like Now therefore, by renaon of tho breach of tho member of the Freewill Baptist church ol Sch Jennie Greenbank was damaged while We Represent Captain Samuel Rogers has returned after selected to pitch the opening game o f the sea condition thereof, I clnlm a foreclosure of said Rockville, with which she united many years C. F. Prescott, Rockland’s representative towing up the river at Richmond Saturday. a six months absence from the city, coasting mortgage. son. Woods pitched good enough ball but ago when the late Elder Marriner was pastor, in the circus field, is manager this sea She struck another vessel, losing her main in ’ he south. Rockland, Maine, April 30, 1897. and took great pride in doing everything in the support given him was Bomewhar ragged. mast. 26T29 FRANK B. M1LLBR. son of a combination of attractions hhat cer- 12 o. the principal Fire Mrs. Mary Bartlett, mother of Dr. O. L. her power for the cause of Christianity. Her I lainly should furnish an evening’s enjoyment Insurance Companies of Bartlett, formerly of this city, is very ill at her funeral obsequies were solemnized from her FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS ASSIGNEE’S SALE. The Sporting Life says that manager Han to old ami young. Mr. Prescott’s name has home in Brockton. late residence lost Friday at 1 o’clock, Rev. become familiar in almost every household in America and Europe, The undersigned will sell nt Public Auction nt Uriah Drew of West Rockport officiating. lon of the Champion Baltimore! has cal'ed Miss Lottie Skinner and the Misses Grace my office In Rockport,on tho 29th day of May A. I> this state and be knows just wm t the pc iple Ki-porti-il from Brown A CmopHny'a He spoke words of consolation to the bereaved hack “ Chummy” Gray. It will lie icnitm whose combined Assets and Gertrude Knowlton returned Saturday 1897, at 2 o'clock in the aftcruoon. all the right title want. W eekly Freight Circular. and lutereat which lloaoa B. Kat on. I solvent bered that Gray was farmed out to Buffalo by night from a visit to Boston. family and friends who had assembled to pay In making his selection of talent Mr. Pres are more than . . . Debtor, h«aor had on the 12th day of Jauuary A. Hanlon. Kates lor care oil tonnage lo far Eatlern Miss Elizabeth McNamara went to Boston their last tribute o f respect, his text being cott has secured the very best as the follow D. 1897, in and to the following real estate: ileetinition* are maintained with itearlineH, yesterday and w ill pass the week with her Life interest In one half of the Burkett Markot Psalms 90:10. The burial occured in Rock ing list will show. Building, so called, and lot, situated on the North ville cemetery. Mrs. Achorn only survived aufoted by the meagre rdleringt of veaael* FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS. sisters, Misses Alice and Helen McNamara. “ Gramp” Morse wants to get away from The company is headed by Prof. W. J. erly side of Central street so called in Rockport her husband one year and leaves three daugh for both early and forward loading. The re Village Scranton of the Eastern league. Scranton has Howden’s troupe of humanly educated horses, Mrs. Alva Staples and Miss Minnie Atkin ters, Mrs. F. J. Or be ton and Sarah B. Achorn quirement! of ahippen are seemingly not of Also, life Interest In the Barrett farm, situated on eight twirlers and some w ill have to go. including Colonel II, known as the hoise son have returned from a visit to Atlantic of this city and Lucy D. Andrews of Rockport, an urgent character, though they appear w il the old road from Rockport to Camden Vllluge pa-t “ Gramp” thinks he can see his finish and with a human brain. Colonel II. is the only Mass., called there by the death of Mrs Amos Barrett>, an
EARLY CUSHISB HISTORY, « 0 ] PUPIL AND TEACHER FISH AND FISHING
Opinion of the Court In the Case of Ctish- Supt. Stetson’s annual report for 1896 gives A WOMAN’S BODY. John Thomas and L. Q. Tyler are cettainly Ing vs. W tlllnffton Gay—Petition of Town the following interesting statistics in relation to be numbered among our city’s fortunate anglers. They put in an afternoon at Branch to Qnsuth Proceeding* of fom m luloneri to Appleton: Number of children in the W hat Ita Neglect Dearie to. Mrs. CJh am. town between the ages of 4 and 21, 320; Brook last week and brought back two Dismissed—Rond Laid Out Near Daniel King’s Experience. Teel's House—Result of September Elec number registered in Spring and Summer strings o f handsome trout, about 35 in num tio n . terms, 195; number registered in Fall and ber. Mr. Thomas has been especially suc Winter terms, 237; percentage of average A woman's body is the repository of the cessful this season thus far, the forenoon XXIV. attendance, .58; number of different pupils most delicate mechanism in the whole being bis favorite time. registered, 1 8 I; average length o f Spring and Belfast Journal: Capt. G. A. McDonald 1 N 3 3 (continued). Following is the opin realm of creation, and yet most women Summer terms, 8 weeks; average length of will let it get out of order and keep out of arrived last Thursday from Isle au Haut in ion of the Court in the cate of Cutbing against Fall and W inter terms, 7 weeks; aggregate his cat boat Eva. He w ill engage in lobster- Wellington Gay and others, as drawn by Chief number of weeks of all schools, 220; num order, just as if it were of no consequence. ing as usual at tbe Island this season and Justice Whitman : “ The petitioners complain ber of schoolhouses in the town, 11; in good Their backs ache and heads throb and came up for supplies. The lobster fisher of certain irregularities, which they allege to condition, 9; supplied with flags, 2; esti burn; they have wandering pain^t now here and men have not been doing very well of late, hare taken place in the location of a highway mated value of all the sch 10I property in now there. They experience extreme lassitude, and some of them have not put down their through the town of Cushing; and claim on town, £4,500; number of male teachers em that don’t-care and want-to-be-left-alone feeling, pots. The lobsters are still in deep water. account thereof, to have the proceedings of ployed in Spring and Summer terms, o ; num Capt. McDonald reported bottom fish quite the County Commissioners reversed. excitability, irritability, nervousness, sleepless ber of male teachers employed in Fall and ness and the blues, yet they will go about their plentiful. “ Writs of certiorari, it has been held, are W inter terms, 2; number of female teachers Schs. Mary A. Ogier and L ittle Inez of grantable only at the discretion of the Court, employed in Spring and Summer terms, 12; work until they enn scarcely stand on their poor Swan’s Island arrived in Belfast last Thursday and are not allowed ‘ex debito justitiae.’ in Fall and Winter terms, 10; number of swollen feet, and do nothing to help themselves. with fresh and corned fish, and one of them Discretion however, when exercised by a teachers who are graduates of normal schools, These are the positive fore-runners of serious womb complications, and unless had a small lot of live lobsters. They were court, does not mean precisely what the word 2; number of teachers who have attended given immediate attention will result in untold misery, if not death. bought by a man who boiled them and sold in common parlance, may seem to import. A teachers’ meetings, o; average wages of male Lydia E. I’inkham's Vegetable Compound will, beyond the question of a them on the street at 15 cents each. legal direction is im plied; a discretion to be teachers per month excluding board, £27 50 The sloop Asterion of Vinalhaven arrived exercised according to the rules of law. I f doubt, relieve all this trouble before it becomes serious, and it has cured average wages of fema'e teachers per week, many after their troubles had become chronic. last Friday reports the Belfast Journal with the rights of a patty have been infringed to excluding board, £344; average cost of 800 pounds of bottom fish, caught the after bis dettiment, by the erroneous doings of an teacher's board per week, £1.77; amount The Compound should be tnken immediately upon the appearance of any of noon before off the Seal Islands. The fish inferior tribunal, be may justly claim redress; paid for school superintendence, £75; amount these symptoms above enumerated. Jt is a vegetable tonic which invigorates were dressed and iced and arrived in fine and it will be the duty of a court to afford it to of money voted for 1895, £864; excess above and stimulates the entire female organism, and will produce the same bene condition. They were retailed at 2 cents per him. It is not the province o f the C« urt to amount required by law, — ; amount raised ficial results in the case of any sick woman as it did with Mns. Ch a s . K in o , 1815 pound. Capt. Wallace said that the day be undertake to presume, that it would be wiser per scholar, £2 70; amount available from Rosewood St., Philadelphia, Pa., whose letter we attach: fore he made his catch two men with hand for him *o submit to the injury, or to con town treasury from A pril I, 1895, to A pril ’ » X write these few lines, thanking you for restoring my health. For twelve lines got 1,200 piunds of fish at the same jecture that the public interest would be bet 1896, £912; amount*'available from state place. The fish run quile large. He did ter promoted by an adjudication against him, years I suffdred with pains impossible to describe. I had bearing-down feelings, treasury in the same time, £845; total amount backache, burning sensation in my stomach, chills, headache, and always had not give very encouraging reports as to and therefore that it would not be discreet to actually expended for public schools from lobstering. Smacks were paying 10 cents at relieve him. A pril 1, 1895, to A pril 1, 1896, £1,737; black specks before my eyes. I was afraid to stay alone, for I sometimes had Carver’s harbor. “ I f the petitioners are aggrieved by a pro PACKAGE TEAS balance unexpended A pril 1, 1896, £20. four and five fainting spells a day. I had several doctors and,tried many pat Schooner Ella G. K ing arrived from the ceeding clearly erroneous, and to their injury; The most progressive law enated by the ent medicines. Two years ago I was so bad that I had to go to bed and have a Georges, Monday, with a fare of 12,000 cod they must not be denied a remedy. But if the Irlo ff. Orange Pekoe. Koh-i-noor. legislature during the past Winter was the trained nurse. Through her, I commenced to take Lydia E. Pinkham’s fish. She sailed again to the White Islands error is merely in matter of form, and the ex Seal Brand. one providing for the grouping ot towns for Vegetable Compound, and I never had anything give me the relief that it has. for bait. ception purely technical, it would be no viola i irmosa Ceylon English Japan. the purpose of employing a superintendent ol tion o f their essential rights, if the Court I have taken eight bottles, and am now enjoying the best of health again. X Collector for tlie Belfnat DIatrlot. Goloong. nnd India. Breakfast. achooli. should withhold its interference. Again, if It is hoped that the people w ill make a can truthfully say it has cured me.” The nomination of J. S. Harriman, esq , of the err r complained of exists, yet, if it in no Belfast to be collector of customs for the Bel Look fo r the Tea Most Economical, because Turest and Best. careful study of the statute and then take the wise operates to the injury of the party seek necessary steps to avail themselves of the ad The Penohgcot’a Officer Lint. fast district was sent to the Senate last week, Box on Qrocer's WHEELS AND SPOKES ing a remedy, although it may be otherwise to the term of Wm. P. Thompson, esq, the Counter...... One Pound makes over 2 op Cups. vantages granted to the towns which accept some person who does not complain, the the state’s tender ol assistance. Steamer Penobscot, having been thorough present collector, having expited. There was Court may, in such case, with entire propriety, The statute provides that on and after July A Hit of Churinlnjj Verse Tofjtftlier W ith ly overhauled and put in first-class condition no other candidate for the office and the and in the exercise of a sound and legal dis- I, 1897, ^ e school committees of two or more Matters of General Interest for Summer service, will go into commission papers were filed at Washington by M r..M il ert tion, refuse its aid. towns, having under their care an aggregate today, leaving Boston at 5 p. M., for her first liken before bis last sickness. M ark Gay, George Davis, Rufus J. Ilarthorn, A NEW VIEW OF SUNDAY CYCLING. “ The first error complained of is, that the affected by it, why should we, in the exercise ot not less than twenty-five or more than fifty trip east, under command o f Capt. Marcus of a s und discretion, allow them, by the pro Aaron Harthorn, Isaac Robinson, Benjamin Tbey’ro complaining from the pulpit, with an termini of the road as laid out, are not the schools, may unite in the employment o f a enetgy, undue, Pierce. The list of officers is as follows: cess prayed for, to place us in a situation in Wentworth, Thomas C. Rilleran, John Me same as designated in the petition. This d >es superintendent of schools, provided they have That the craze for Sunday oycllng now is emptying Captain, Marbus Pierce; First Pilot, W illiam which we might be compelled, without look Intyre, William Malcolm, Boice Copeland, tho pew; not appear on record. For aught the Court been so authorized by a vote of their towns at . Whitney, Second Pilot, Frank E Brown; ing to see whether they were interested or William Rice and Darius Norton. But wo think these hasty parsons mistaken - Quarter-masters, Uriah Bowden, J. Candel- can know they may be indentical. The Com the regular town meetings called for that pur The road laid out by the selectmen August when they throw missioners may have given names to the term not, to quash the proceedings of the County pose. On the wheel so xnuch'ki fashion all the burden of I iara; Purser, John R Hatch ; Steward, Harry Commissioners? 24, from Daniel Teel’s to the town road was ini different from those contained in the peti The school committees of tbe towns com their woe. L. Nevins; Baggage Master, G. H. Kennedy; PIMPLY “ It is still objected, that the County Com accepted by the town at this meeting, on con First Officer, Thomas Birmingham; Second tion, and yet they may be, to a common intent prising the union shall form a joint commit A s It seems to ua, tho cycle, on which many perch, . . ’ T , „ r ' i- missioners ha-! not taken certain preliminary dition that it should be subject to gates and the same. The petition was for a road from tee, and shall be the agents of the towns com Does not lurei away each Sunday those who ride it J Officer, Henry Jordan; Engineer, Fred L steps, without which they could not legally bars, and that Mr. Teel should work a part or the bouse of Thomas Jameson to the bouse of prising the union. The joint committee shall from the church; Hawthorne; Asst. Engineers, Walter W hile, have proceeded to lay out tbe road. The the whole of his road tax until the road should I l l s from the club It takes them, from the pxt- Rufus Copeland. No one would understand, meet annually on a day and at a place agreed and Thomas H. Bennett; Freight Clerk, Al provisions upon which this objection is be in good condition for public travel. house, from tho street, when a public highway is prayed for, with upon by the chaiimen of tbe committed of Aa It boars them off rejoicing to the country fresh bert M. Bridges; Asst. Steward, Edward founded are contained in the 1st and 5th sec The road as laid out was bounded and such a description, that the two ends of the the several towns comprising the union, and and sweet. Hanson; Watchman, I. D Sears. G m- tions of the act of 1832, c. 42. The first sec described as follows: “ Beginning at stake mencing Monday, May 3d, service between FACES road were to butt against those two dwelling shall organize by the choice of a chairman tion provides t at ‘said Commissioners, or a 1 and stones by the fence at the north side of White-facod office-bo>s It carries to the woods, houses. It w.iuld be obvious that it was near and secretary. They shall choose by ballot a where thrushes sing, Boston and Bangor was increased to five Pimples, blotcheB, blackheads, red, rough, oily, majority of them, upon receiving satisfactory Daniel Teel’s field and running south 39 to those bouses, which must be understood to superintendent of schools, in which choice To the floids, whore whirring coveys from the trips a week, leaving Boston every day at 5 mothy skin, itching, scaly scalp, dry, thin, and evidence that the petitioners are responsible, degrees west, 38 rods; thence south 61 wavering wheat-stalks spring; have been in the contemplation of the peti the committee of each town shall have a vote P. M., except Thursdays and Sundays, and falling hair, and baby blemishes prevented by an 1 that they ought to be heard touching the degrees west, 32 rods; thence south 78 Care-worn city clerks It hurries off to nature's tioners. In laying out the road the Commis proportional to the town’s share of the ex fairest scenes— commencing Tuesday, May 4th, steamers w ill Cuticura Soap, the most effective skin purify, matter set f >rth in their petition, shall pro degrees west, 26 rods; thence north 67 sioners must necessarily be more precise, and penditure for the superintendent’s salary. Flower-decked meads and trellised hop-grounds; leave Bangor daily except Wednesdays and lng and beautifying soap in tbe world, as well ns ceed to view,’ etc., and the 5th section is ‘ that degrees west, 11 rods; thence north 85 bnbbllng brooks and village greens. designate monuments exactly at the termini They shall determine the amount of service to Sundays. The steamer City o f Bangor w ill purest and sweetest for toilet, bath, and nursery. wneneve; the County Commissioners shall de degrees west, 26 rods; thence north 60 degrees o f the road. These might be • f iheir own be performed by the superintendent in each continue her present schedule. Service w ill cide against the prayer of any petition, they ' west, 26$ rods; thence north 21 degrees, 24 Round-backed artisans it bears to**, from the small erection. The termini of the road in this case, town, fix his salary and apportion the amount and stuffy room, be increased to six trips per week, commenc shall order the petitioners to pay into the 1 rods, thence north 41 degrees west, 22 rods; are described by the Commissioners as being thereof to be paid by the several towns, which To the lanes where trailing roses all the Summer ing Friday, June 23th. Steamer Penobscot county treasurer all expenses incurred by the I thence north 64 degrees west, 23 rods; thence air perfumes. at one end, at the junction of two roads, one amount shall be certified to the treasurers of w ill leave Boston on Tuesdays and Saturdays county by reason of said petition, and expenses I north 27 degrees west, 14 rods; and thence And It makes them forgetful of the inan-mado town, o f which went to Rufus Copeland’s barn, and, said towns, respectively. The amount to be As they climb the breezy roadway o'er tho swelling, at 5 P. M., and w ill touch at all landings, (uticura incurred thereon, and unless the same be paid | north 61 degrees west, 32 rods to tbe town at the other, at the guide board at Went paid by each town shall be determined by di Gi ' nade down. including Searsport; returning from Bangor within a reasonable time, shall issue their i road, and to be two rods wide, and one-half ______jarno worth’s cor er, in Cushing. These termini we viding the entire sum expended for superin on Mondays and Fridays at 12 o’clock, noon, "free warrant of distress against said petitioners.’ j of which to lie on each side of said courses; Can ( change like this be>lctous? Can tho exercise Bole Prop*., Boil Howto Beautify the Skin, may presume, in the absence of proof to the tendence among the towns comprising the do harm, and Ftopping at all landings. “ It is contended that it should appear of I said road to be subject to gates and bars,when Permanently Cured by contrary, were substantially identical with union in the proportion of the service per That thus adds to lives so woary, once a week a CUTICUILA REMEDIES. record, as preliminary to farther proceedings, I it is necessary for the owners of the land to healthful charm? BLOOD HUMORS those named in the petition. formed in each town. “ I t is next objected that the Commissioners that the County Commissionerr first adjudica | fence. No, it aeems by far more likely that tho cyclists Whenever the chairman and secretary oj thus may learn The Bath Enterprise hears of a story of a did not make return of their doings at the ted upon the ability of the petitioners to pay ■ The selectmen, treasurer and town clerk the joint committee shall certify under oath to From the fairest sights of nature to that nature's man, a horse and an electric car which it term next after the performance of the ser the expenses, which might become payable by ! were authorized to grant licenses for and God to turn. the State Superintendent of Public Schools thinks worth printing: It seems that one vice. This statute (1832, c. 42,) provides them, as provided in said fifth section. But , regulate the sale of intoxicating liquors io the that a union has been effected, that the to vns Moved to thought and to reflection by tbe wonders day a short sime age a Phipsburg man was that ‘ they shall make a correct return of their we regard the provisions of the statute in this town. that they see, particular as directory merely; and do not The vote of Cushing at the state election unitedly have raised by taxation a sum not coming to this city with his team. As he was doings, under their hand?, with an actual plan less than £500 for the support o f a superin Thoy may long In grateful homage once again to think, if such adjudication should not appear was as follows: For Governor, Samuel E. bend the knee; \ driving through Winnegance he saw an elec The Right Shape ! or description o f said highway or c> mmon tendent ol schools, that a superintendent of of record, that it would render the after pro Smith received 39 votes, Robert P. Dunlap And the parsons muy discover that their pows are tric car coming and stopping his team, jumped The Right Size ! road, so laid out, altered or discontinued, to schools has been employed for one filled anew, ceedings vo'd; and at any rate that it aff >rds 26, and Daniel Goodenow 9; for Representa out, whip in hand, and held the horse by the regular session of said County Com year, and that the full amount appropri Not because their flocks don't cycle, bat, forsooth, The Right Flavor ’ the petitioners no right to question the doings tive to Congress, Edward Kavanagh had 69, because they do! the bridle. The car went rushing past but missioners Court, held next, after such pro ated for superintendence has been expended The Right Price I of the Commissioners in laying out the road. Jeremiah Bailey 9, and D r Moses Shaw 1; —Exchange. the horse didn’t move. As the electric was ceedings shall have been had and finished.’ for that purpose, »hen the governor and coun “ The Commissioners are not affected in for Senators, Nathaniel Grotton and John going out of sight the man began lashing his The Commissioners returned, that they bad, cil shall draw a warrant on the treasurer of A Western manufacturer has placed on the THE RIGHT CIGAR FOR 5c. on the twenty-fourth of July, 1833, met and their pecuniary interests, otherwise than is Manning had 65 each, Seth Labaree and horse with the whip and cried out, “ Gosh the state for th** payment to the treasurers of market a novel separable tandem of exceed darn yer, yer don’t know enough to be heaid the parlies, and viewed the route for every other citizen of the county, whether John M. Fry 64 each, William McLellan and ingly ingenious construction. In changing H.C CLARK, - Manufacturer they inquire into the ability of the petitioners Benjamin Randall 9 each, Lucius Barnard the several towns of a sum equal to one-half scared do you?” ROCKLAND, ME the highway, and having adjudged it to be of the amount expended for superintendence by from a tandem to a single machine, by un convenience ai d necessity, bad laid it out. or not. They receive their compensation and Oliver Herrick 10 each; for Treasurer, screwing four lock nuts, one in front ol both from the treasury in any event. W illiam M. Boyd had 46. This year Bremen each of the several towns, provided that not “ In this recital they speak in the past more than £250 shall be paid to any one town saddles at the tube joints of the upper frame tense. The statute, it will be perceived, re “ But there remains still another objection; was entitled to send the Representative to the and one in front o f both hangers on the and one attended undoubtedly with some Legislature. Wait W. Keene, the Demo or more than £750 to all the towns compris quires ‘that they shall make a correct return ing any union. lower frame, the middle section of the tandem difficulty. The statute requires the Commis cratic candidate was elected receiving 50 George W. Fernald <$: Co., of their doings, with an accurate plan or de Persons employed to serve as superintend is taken out. The front and rear sections are scription of said highway.’ Precisely when sioners, before proceeding to locate a road, to votes to 3 for William Johnston, and one for then joined,the lock-nuts tightened and a single Samuel T. Hinds. ents of schools under this act shall hold state this part cl the service was performed, does gdjudge that it is of common convenience machine is the result. It is claimed that this ^MERCHANT TAILORS,B and necessity; and it has often been adjudged A t a jury draft held Wednesday, Septem certificates under the act of 1895 providing not appear. It was after the said twenty- for the state examination of teachers, and shall unique wheel, whether used as a tandem or that the want of a preliminary adjudication, ber 4, Cornelius Davis was drawn to attend fourth of July, as they speak of their doings devote their entire time to superintendence. a single, is rigid enough to satisfy a racing ------Take this opportunity of making their attuual that the road prased for is of common con the September term of the Supreme Judicial then in the past tense. Time was doubtless The powers and duties of superintendents man. requisite to prepare an accurate return and venience or necessity; is fatal to the Court at Wiscasset on the second Tuesday of laying out of a highway. It is always , the month; andon Tuesday, December 17, elected under this act shall be the same as SPRING ANNOUNCEflENT plan, subsequently to the view and laying out; those prescribed for town superintendents. The Central Wheel Club w ill be much in and these might not have been ‘finished’ un safest, and advisable to follow the language of i George Davis was drawn to serve as traverse I juror at the Court of Common Pleas at Wis- No town shall receive state aid under this exidence this season. Efforts are now being til after the term next following the location the statute in such cases. Omissions to do so made for the Wheel Club and Tillson’s Light ------Having an Excellent Assortment of------1 casset on the fourth Tuesday of December. act, unless its appropriation and expenditure of the road; and until finished could not have are often productive of perplexity, and al Infantry to consolidate in having either a To be continued. for superintendence has been exclusive of the been presented or recorded. We cannot re ways attended with danger. In civil and road race on a large scale or a race meet at remedial proceedings, however, it is not al amount required by law for public school pur Suitings, gard it, therefore, as apparent, that the report poses. the Knox Driving Park open to all New ways necessary to do so. I f language to any $zoo Reward $100. and plan were ‘finished,’ and in readiness to The above is the most important single England. We think the later the more feas amount be used it may suffice The readers of this paper w ill be pleased to Trouserings become a matter of record, earlier than the ible. The business men are w illing to take “ The Commissioners in this case adjudged statute, relating to tbe maintenance of public term at which it was presented. learn that there is at least one dreaded disease hold and help out in the prizes, racers of the road to be of convenience and necessity, schools, that has been passed by any Maine And Overcoatings “ Again, it is said that the return does not that science has been able to cure in all its national celebrity have signified (heir w illing om itting the word common. Do the words legislature for fifty years. It is hoped that dim e some of the persons, over whose land stages, and that is Catarrh. H a ll’s Catarrh ness to attend and we know o f no reason, convenience and necessity here comprise the Cure is the only positive cure known to the the people will make a careful study o f its And knowitn; that we work for Ihe “inalleHt possible margin of profit we fool the road passes, and that this is an error; and with some hustling, why such a “ meet” could same meaning as if the word common were provisions, and w ill avail themselves of the that we can givo satisfaction for fashionable and stylish clothing for a small the Court so decided in Commonwealth v. medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu not be made a great sporting event. The prefixed? The County Commissioners have assistance offered by the state. outlay of money. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. tslStf Great Barrington, 6 Mass. R. 492. But the tional disease, requires a constitutional treat ratet would be more acceptable to the gen no power, (except in reference to application the statute does not, in terms, require any ment. H a ll’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, eral public than a road race. thing of the kind. It requires that damages in the nature of appeals from the refusal by a acting directly upon tbe blood and mucous Supt W. B. Creamer of the Waldoboro □EO. W. FERNALD & CO., shall be awarded to such as may sustain any; town or ns selectmen to locate town or ■ surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the schools report the followinfi list of teachers Main St., Rockland. Tbe man who predicted that the use of a and this the Commissioners, naming the in di private ways,) to lay out or alter other than foundation of the disease and giving the pa for the spring term in that town : Alma L. bicycle was but a fad and would soon die out viduals, and specifying the amount of damages public highways. And when they do lay out tient strength by building up the constitution Castner, Sadie E. Kuhn, Flora E. Cash, Rose has now probably learned to ride and is an in each ease, say they have done; and it is a highway we may well suppose that they and assisting nature in doing its work. The K . Winslow, Louise G. Bliss, Dora H . York, must have considered it necessary that it proprietors have so much faith in its curative Grace B. Chapman, Annie O. Welt, Annie enthusiast himself, for the use of the bicycle not very clearly apparent to us how it can be is on the increase all the world over, and es essential ‘ that they should have designated by should be done. And if it be necessary that powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars Bradford, Mamt? C. Hoak,L. A. Walter,Susie pecially in the United States. The cycle name the other individuals, over whose land it should be done, it must be because it w ill be for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list M. Flanders, Edith M. Creamer, Belle Sim shows this year have been bigger than ever, the road passes.’ Why the return, that no of convenience to the public, that is, of com of testimonials. mons, Agnes L Creamer, Clara E. Hennings, the factories are turning out more wheels than other individuals bad sustained damage, mon convenience. A road cannot be neces Address, F. J .C H E N E Y ,& CO., Toledo, O. Dora S. Hennings,Martha B. Bickmore,Nellie . , , , - . . , ... should not be sufficient, we do not readily per sary without being a convenience. H a ll’s Family Pills are tbe best. M. Creamer, Belle Burnheimer, R,.se E. ev" ,c fj' e »nd L,he cycle “ “ ow « ceive. Tbe reason assigned for the decision “ Necesrary seems to include convenience, Creamer, Marion Achorn, Alice L. Castner, I ,,«h‘ P'»“ » «bere it was unknown a year Augusta’s total loss by fire for the year has is, that tbe individuals are entitled to a pro and something more, viz. a convenience that Irma W illi, Jennie E. Mathews, Agnes Bur- I aK°' 1 he trade has assumed a position in the been about £62,000.19. There was an in heimer, Leola M. Teague. | economies of the nation ttmtlar to any other cess, in tbe nature of an appeal from the de is indispensable. Does tbe addition of tbe surance o f £61400.19, leaving a total loss Teachers for Free High S bool: Principal, | l, ade which concern, itself with the supply ol cision of the County Commissioners. But how word common, to the word convenience, add over and above the insurance of £660. The are they abridged of this right by not being to the meaning, beyond what the word ne- Albert Lane; assistant, Delta I). Mulligan. « “ cle of staple demand. Old and young burning of Opera House block is responsible | feeble and strong, male and female, are all individually named in the return? The de ueasary embraces? I f it must be a highway, for about £58,000 of this loss. learning to ride and where it is not overdone cision, however, took place upon tbe return which is to be laid out, and if it be necessary, it cannot be otherwise than of a common tbe effects are universally beneficial. Artisans of a writ of certiorari. now ride a bicycle to their labor and home “ When a certiorari is allowed and returned, convenience. To speak of a public highway (and the Commissioners are authorized again at night. Clerks ride to their places of such errors as apparent in the record must be business and on Sundays find that they need allowed to avail tbe plaintiff therein. And originally to locate none other,) without its P arsonS no funds for livery hire to take them into tbe there was in that case a more palpable error, being common, or of common convenience to every citizen, is almost, if not quite, an absur country for an outing. In fact the bicycle which might well have occasioned the grant now tills a place in tbe life of the American ing of the certiorari. The case before us is an dity in terms. If, then, necessity requires the pills people which was hardly deemed possible ______application for such a writ. Aod it is proper location of a highway, it muet be both com mon and conveient. An elucidation upon1 Best Liver Pill M ade when it was first introduced. that we should inquire whether the pe titioners 1‘u.ttlvely curt) blllousuew aud .Ivk headache, liver are aggrieved by tbe error complained of. this point may be derived from tbe fact, aud bowel cuuipialuta. They expel all Iwuuritlea that under tbe statutes of Massachusetts and Iroiu tbe blood. Ilellcate women flud relief from Krxy your Tools at H ead The individuals, it seems, whose interests tttlugtbem. Price______as ru:_____ live__ »1. Pamphlet __npiiiet free. A n experienced repaifman give, Ihe fcl- were directly iuvolved, have rested content on Maine, until 1832, instead of common b‘“juhuw u"i'C u' aa iiu.tuiu ifuu.e st., Iio.tou. lowing advice fur eking out noiseless riding q u a r t e r s ' edly for eight or ten years, without complaint. convenience and necessity, tbe road prayed | Diarrhoea, ------with a worn chain: “ I used to overhaul and FARMERS! And how can tbe interest of the peliticners be for was to be adjudged to be of common con A Dysentery, do considerable repair work on clinking venience or necessity; evidently using the O fASIM C chains. Now, when a wheelman come, in words common convenience and the word 1 “ O •*'Bowel Complaints. i.In liZ A N O D ' 1’*'* w‘,b ltle complaint that h i, chain clanks I CHAS. T. SPEAR, Rockland, Me. necessity as convertible terms and of equiva r|M|’ ■ WHMW ,aww dip tbe chain in a tank of lamp oil, clean it, lent im port. We thing then, that adjudging • A Sure, Safe, Qulok Cure for IJ n ’ ■ iMlAflr-M I »pp'y graphite and let the wheelman try it ------AGENT FOB------the road to be of convenience aud necessity A these troubles is I ” 11 ’ IL-I V I again before substituting new rivet, and is tantamount to adjudging it to be of com Orlalnalod tu 1810. by the late Dr. A. Jobuson, links fot the worn ones. Eight times out oil mon convenience and necessity; and that in Family Physician. Ita merit and excellence bava , a llov, ,h e clickintr -:-Planet Jr., Agricultural Implements,-:- salt,tied everybody for nearly a century. All who * , . ' e process stops me ctlcaing. A Note of Warning. this there was no error. use It are aiuaxed at Ita great power. It Is safe, Uften the clicking can he staved off for weeks INCLUDING TUB COMBINED O, that I could speak so loud tha t all- “ There are a number of facts, stated by the ! ^ ^ ' « r i £ a ^ i k " “ ,,« i& *S 5 !tS ’fofiL“ “ 5 : * 1J'“ chains, by dipping the chain in would hoar what suffering I have &neu ab nJ doctor. Buffernqf that fa caused by careless counsel for the petitioners, upon which be Ihuuiuatlou. Flwuaut to u k o dropped ouhugar tor a solution of melted crude beeswax.” loot of the kidneys* In these days of e n predicates a portion of bis argument, which tfainKitJcK voids, coughs, crutups, bums, bruises, all soreness. _____ Hoe Cultivator, Rake and Plow, Horse iu < whoaeiwhosei! fitementa there's no living being do not appear of record, and of which, from T It is the trusted friend of the b.!r!.,“s!‘X M Ur’l?r‘i?«o“,“ears and l Ymv’e ‘K n V . u t t i a The Slate of New jesey. whose good road, i are notat titno-w.x. a. Tbur, any legitimate source, the Court are wholly Hoe and Cultivator. too late.W I Mechanic, Farmer, Planter, bearer for Johnson’s Anodyuu Liuinieut inora arc almost as famous as her mosquitoes, ?ep theinji uninformed, aud of course the considerations t!u “«.a iI,' t i t ‘er‘ rouud''u supertor*7n’any nib’ * proposes to spend another fl,000,000 on ex- Jr. I will KUdly u-i suggested relative thereto, must be laid out of • Sailor, and in fact all classes e. I have hundreds01 s H k e tu*. th l^ Used internally or externally. Mr». Wkaltmy L. Toziku, Last Corinth, Mu tensions of tbejoad system. This is approved fours, for health. Dr. K C. Buker. the case. 4 Our Book on INFLAMMATION Mailed IrMJi *7 tbe people o‘u tbe very business like ground Full Line of Everything Needed for the Farm and Garden. “ The result on the whole, is that tbe peti >ver by a team ~ I Beware o l im itations. Take The Doctor’s sigirsktuie and dlroctions on every botUaJ that good roads are a good investment. aevs» were strained:sUiuucd: uuixa then------tion must be dismissed.” Kt.Id bv &JI DruwclsU. Price. S6 cents, bn bottle,., witn wetting the bed. Two boxes oli A special town meeting was held Monday, i none but tha geauine " Paaav I. s J ullhbON A CXJ.. MS Custom House bt., Boston, KSM, ...... “ 1 have entirely cured me. I f you have any small advertisement— help a.wnk you eitouab for jour woodeiiui, September 9, the day of the stale election, • Davis." Sold everywhere. Planet. Jr., Craee Edgar is the Newest and] Handiest and W illiam Malcolm chosen moderator. It OABTOXIUL. wauled, lost, found, etc — put it in Every- •VMU.uuIX.Hxwy E.JLx«rl« Ein..N.H, Tks fso- Implement Made. was voted that the to wo accept the list ol t 25c. and 60c. bottles. Balls • Is o* body’s Column, printed in every issue of The jurors as prepared by the selectmen, consist rtfsstuzt •very Courier-Gazette. Thousands of people w ill ing of the following persons: Robert Gay, read iL C H A M . T . - Rockland,