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V o l . 7.—N ew Se r ie s . ROCKLAND, MAINE, TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1888. N umber 12.

n o n MAIN STREETOqq LITTLE LOCALS. FORMER PASTORS The Courier-Gazette NEW ENGLAND B y P O R T E R 5r JONES. LAND! FARMS! JL u u is the place Zuv Sctli B. Spear 1ms added another nice driver Who Have Preached ip Our Methodist —TO BUY LADIES* ASD GENTS*— to his livery stock. Church—Where They Will Go. HERBERT II. LORD, E d it o r . A number of the former pastors of our M. CLOTHING HOUSE, Alonzo Merrill has bought a carriage horse A MODERN PAPER. $8.00 TO $10.00 PER ACRE . —AGENTS FOR— E. church are now in the Maine Conference. of Charles A Keene. — W ILE BUT BOMB OP TTIB— WATCHES! Isaac Norwood of this city, a Mexican war Rev. G R. Palmer is located in Augnsta, and Forty-firat y e a r...... of th e ... .Rockland Gazette Z.V COLD, GOLD FILLED, SILVER AMD veteran, has been granted n pension. although other societies want him he will prob­ Fourteenth year...... of the .. .Rockland Courier FINEST IANDS IN TIOEST. FICKLE CASES. H A T H A W A Y ’S Another false alarm of lire Tuesday evening ably remain there another yen'-. Rev. C. Two dollars a year In advance—$2.60 if paid at Stone has served the Kent’s Hill church for end of year; $1 for six months; 60 cents for three ADDREAR, CELEBRATED brought out the department. That fire alarm months* trial trip. CLOCKS! is needed. three years snd must retire by pastoral limita­ OF ALL KIFDS FROM FIFTY CEFTS TO tion. I)r. Stone in case be takes work will Entered ns second class mail matter. C. H. STAR RETT, The new house on Park street, built by probably go to Skowhegan. FIFTY DOLLARS. White & Fancy Shirts. Florence Donahue, Is being put In line shape Real Estate Agent and Notary Public, for the occupancy of Dr. D. C. Perkins. Rcv.C.A.Southnrd.now located at Orono,will CHECKERS. Those who bare worn H a t h a w a y S h ir t s are take the Biddeford church. Rev. Ezra Tinker, LENORA, NORTON 0 0 , KANSAS. JEWELRY! not satisfied with any other make. When made Some of our young men arc talking up a who has servcdCongress Street Church Portland “ Thfl anoftten teflon* grime o f draught*."—Po*. of all styles In Gold, Gold Plate and Silver. The from measure it linn been found difficult to get a “ Poverty Ball,” where no one can attend with­ faithfully two years,is compelled liy the health SURE- "AND PAY IN G Largest Assortment of shirt that fits ns well. The sizes are so graded out n pateh on some portion of their apparel. of his family to seek a milder climate, and has .♦.Good games and original problems solicited. that large men ns well as small can get shirt s to fit C. M. Walker, esq., Is having his law oiflee Solutions desired. All communications to this them . been transferred to the Philadelphia Confer, column should be addressed to G. W. B row n, SILVER WARE! fitted up very neatly. New book-esses, inside ence. The names of G. R. Palmer, Rev. L. L. Warren, Maine. INVESTMENTS. EVERY HATHAWAY SHIRT IS WAR­ shutters and other luxuries are on the program. Hanscotn and Rev. .1. M. Frost have been men­ in Knox County, which will be sold at Prices which The black men always occupy squares 1 to 21 cannot be duplicated, The Thomaston Post voted unanimously to tioned as possible successors to Mr. Tinker. Inclusive, and the white men 21 to 32 inclusive. ------THE CREAM ia IN ------RANTED PERFECTLY MADE. The player having black men always moves first, Invite Col. Carver to orate before them Memor­ Rev. C. S. Gummings is closing what, per­ the players alternating in using those men. Denver, Colorado. -A LARGK LINE OP— Wo have lately opened an immense stock of ial Day, which must tie gratifying to the old haps, lias been the most prosperous three years %'IlATtiAWAY S h ir t s ***, much larger than we vet. for the Bridgton church of any in its history. P r o b l e m N o . 249. (P O P U L A T IO N , KA.OOO.) have before carried in order to meet the demands Selected and contributed by Mr. E. I.. Lovejoy, SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES Francis Tighe is doing a nice job upholster­ He has received a unanimous invitation Io be­ Rockland, Me. Send any amount immediately. Big Profit be­ of our constantly increasing trade in these goods. tween now and Mummer for my Knox County from 25 cents to 12 dollars per pair. Special atten­ ing the Masonic furniture iu Masonic Block. come the pastor of the Pratt Memorial Church, b l a c k . friends. Say how much you want. Also a very lnrgc and handsome assortment of tion given to the fitting of Glasses to al, kinds of Crushed plush of a mahogany hue is the mater­ this city, and will probably accept. Mr. eyes. Every pair guaranteed to give satisfaction. Cnmtnings Is also wanted nt Hallowell. All kinds of ial used. IIENRY TROWBRIDGE, Watch, Clock, Jewelry and Spectacle Hathaway Shirt Waists S. II. Arnold at Farranil, Spear St Co’s, has ATTORNEY AT LAW, DOWN THE VALLEY. Repairing one of the finest shaggy cats in the country. For Boys, that are Perfectly Made and Nice Fitting. He answers to the nnmc of Jaek, and is u fa­ No. 910 16th St., Denver, Colorado. done in a thorough, workmanlike manuer and ♦J-Refers to Editor of Oils paper. 8-15 WARRANTED. mous ratter. She Starts, She Moves, Etc.—The Geor­ My prices on everything will be found as low as Edwin Llhbv Relief Corps reports a roval ge’s Valley Road. the lowest. Remember that goods bought of me — WE ALSO CARRY A STOCK OF— are engraved in an artistic manner wi hout extra good time at Thomaston, Monday ever.lng of £33a~S~g£] We have received the following charge. Give me a call before buying elsewhere. '‘MBf “TWliL'characterlstic letter from J. O. last week, the Thomaston ladies and Post boys Johnson, esq., of Liberty: No trouble to show goods. doing their happiest to entertain them. Fancy Shirts and Shirt Waists “The first public meeting in relation to the Of other makers, which we are selling Dr. F. E. Hitchcock and 0. II. Tripp, C. E„ Georges Valley railroad was held at Hall St. THOS. DERMOT, of our Board of Health, went to Portland last George, this village, Monday evening, March AT VERY LOW PRICES. week to look into the sewerage question. One 26th. A permanent organization was effected FzzWhat doyou Say?—i; 239 Main Street, Rockland, Me. of our city’s crying needs is better sewerage. with Counselor W.II. Hunt as president and L. Rockland men are proverbially fortunate. C. II. Hurd, secretary. Remarks were made by jK6r*Special inducem ents to out o f town patties WHITE. Particular attention given to the repair and adjust­ ------T H A T I CAN BUY------U. Keene of this city on a recent trip to North­ Messrs. W. II. Hunt, J. 0. Johnson, Dr. A. White to play and win. ment of Chronometers and Compasses. west Harbor, Deer Isle, attended a supper and Porter, Dr. J. W. Clough. All present ap­ fl&F’P. S. I have secured the services of M R . G. ------A BETTER SPECTACLE ------K .N O L IN , formerly with SHREVE, CRUMP & 280 MAIN ST., ROCKLAND. entertainment of the Parsonage and Vestry peared to enter fully into the spirit of the thing P r o blem N o. 260. LOW, Boston. Mr. Nolln is an experienced jew­ 11-14 ’ eler, in every line, and has given special attention Society and wns the lucky holder of the ticket with but few exceptions. They see that this By John T. Hcnnigan. ------FOR LESS M O N E Y ------to engraving and fitting of eye k lasses. 8 thnt drew a very beuutifu 1 silk quilt. village can make no further progress without BLAt’K . the aid of a railroad, and it was the opinion o o o © © o Extensive preparations nre being made fo ------AT CENTHNER’S ------entertain the clergymen and lay delegates to present that this town would loan her credit to the E. SI. Conference, which mccls in this city the full limit to aid in constructing a railroad. ------THAN ANY OTHER PLACE ------commencing the 18th inst. About 300 guests The meeting broke up at a late hour amid ------IN ROCKLAND.------arc expected. Rockland is showing its usual much enthusiasm to meet again April 24th. CHEESE! hospitality. Those who will entertain should Let other towns start, and let us all pull to- c O C_____ O O - o " leave their names with Rev. L. L. Ilanscom. gclhcr and we shall have n railroad from here to Rockland inside of two years.” Quarterly meeting in the Methodist church Very Nice Plain Cheese, Fancy Sage Sunday of last week. Rev. C. A. Plummer, Presiding Elder, preached an able sermon in BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS. Cheese, N eufchalel Cheese. the morning to a good congregation. In the HARRIS’ evening the pastor, Rev. L. L. Hunscom, John R. Gridin, a well known Missourian, preached to a full house, the audience listening thus summarizes the blessings of loan and with rapt attention. After the sermon eight building associations: ANODYNE persons were baptised and thirteen received in­ They promote.and foster frugal habits. LINIMENT! H O M E M A D E to the church, nine from probation and live by They inculcate sobriety, and cherish and re­ WHITE. spect the rights of man. For Inwernal aa well an Sxterual upe for letter. White to play and win. M au or JBeaat. They are incentives to the practice of econo Thousands have been cored nnl relieved of Kid­ A very pleasing concert was held in Neigh­ my. ney Complaint by the use of Shis Liniment. Used JELLY, Solution to Problem No. 247. bor Drake’s store, Wednesday afternoon. Fred They make more faithful husbands, tnoro internally and externully, relievos the worst cases EGGS for HATCHING! B lack, 2*—10—14—16*—21. of Chronic Rheumatism, and in ordinary conch an IN LARGE TUMBLERS, Packard dropped in with his fiddle, and Neigh­ dutiful sons, and certainly more providential fathers. W hite, 4*—<—17*—23—29. im m ediate cure is guaranteed. For .Sciatic. Rheu- WHITE LEGHORNS, bor Drake bud his handy by, and for several Black to ploy and win. math in it is Al. Crump or Pains, Lame Back or 2 F o il 2£3 CENTS. They open to the clerk, mechanic, small mer­ 16.18 19.16 10.16 10-3 16-18 Sides, will find it a sure relief. For Lame Stomach, hours the exhilarating strains of “ Money chant, and laboring man the only avenue to n Bleeding nt the Lungs and Spitting Blood. it is a I.ANGSHANS, Musk,” “Speed the Plow,” “Irish Washer­ 23-19 16.19 17-10 21-26 22-16 most effective anodyne. For nil diseases of the home. 18-16 10-12 2-7 29-22 19-10 Throat and Lungs, such an Hard Dry Cough, BLACK RED GAMEs. CROSSE & BLACKWELL’S JAMS, women,” “ Devil's Dream," “Suwanee River,” They lift up the poor man and make him B. wins. Whooping Cough, Colds, Infiuenzu, Catarrh, Bron­ etc., kept the listener’s feet tapping. They nre more manly. chitis, Asthma, Sore Throat,Putrid and other forms IN GLASS JARS. both experts with the fiddle, and those pres­ They remove misery and place in lieu thereof Solution to Problem No. 248. of Dipthcria, Harris’ Andoyne Liniment taken the B lack, 3—7—8-14*—16—21. load. Outwardly it in used for Sprains, Bruises, White Leghorn Eggs, $1.00 for 13. ent hud a treat. happiness. Cuts, Swollen or Stiff Joints, Contracted Cords or They enrich the state and defend its integ­ W hite, 10—20—23—20—30—32. Museles, Chilblains, Chapped llandn or Lips the Langshan & Game “ $2.00 tor 13, The Bath Independent says thnt the work­ rity. White to play and win. bites of Mosquitoes and all poisonous Insects. PURE VERMONT HONEY, men ut the Bath Ironworks made a mistake They kill communism and make anarchy 23-19 30-26 32-28 28-19 20-3 For Sale by all Dealers in Drugs and -Medicines. calculating the amount of metal necessary to odious. 16-24 21-30 30 23 23-1(1 W . wins. Wholesale Agents, J o h n Bum & Co., a n d Sp e a k , Mav & Btovf.ii, E. S. BODWELL, FRENCH CANDIES, make the keel for the new Burgess yacht build­ They humanize, christianize, soften the Rockland, Ma ne. 11 scared, soured, discontented heurts of the hon­ G a m e N o . 61. K elho. VINALHAVEN. MAINE. ing nt Bath for A. S. Rice, esq., of this city, so Played recently at Warren between the checker eow4tl0* P. & C. SARDINES, that the mould was not filled. It is hoped that est toiling masses. They will now, under the new law, rear up a editor and I)r. W. A. Stacy of Thomaston. by an additional pour of a ton and bolted con­ race of noble independent Missourians, home- 1016 11-10 12-16 20-22 18-23 NICE PICKLES, nections the Bath Iron Works will make the 23-18 18-11 14-9 1-6 owners, anti-lawbreakers, anti-monopolists. 7-10 10-23 17-26 18-23 23-20 EGGS FOR HATCHING. (Iii Bottles or by the quart. iron keel , fur the yacht as good as if It 27.23 22-18 31.22 0-10 wereone piece. Mr. Burgess had planned that J. 13 10-14 23-26 23-20 20-30 OLIVES AND LIMES, HERE AND THERE. 23-19 18-9 2247 6-i 1016 about 11 long tons of iron would be needed, 11-10 6-14 14-18 6-9 30-26 BREAD PREPARATION while the fonndrytnen reckoned on using 14 18.11 34-19 11-8 13-0 16-10 VERMtCELLi, — A singular story comes from Toledo,O., 10-23 6-10 4-11 2-9 26-23 The Healthful and Nutritioun short tons. There is a difference of 240 pounds 26-19 28-24 16-8 8-3 10-16 between a long and a short ton so that the cast to the ellecf that a little girl was so horrified at 816 1-0 9-14 31-20 ITALIAN MACARONI. seeing a woman push a man into a river that 30-26 32-28 17-14 3.7 16.10 BAKING POWDER, fell short about a ton. It maybeeome nec­ 3-7 13-17 20- 30 14-18 23-19 essary to break up the easting, melt it over Bhe lost Iter memory and only recovered it af­ 26-23 19-16 21- 17 7-10 14-9 Restores to the flour the health-giving ter eight years on seeing the same woman 711 10-19 30 20 26-31 20-24 again and pour it, with an additional melted 23-18 24-16 17-13 10-14 W. resigns. The Best Table Raisins ton, into a new mould, to build which about a again. phosphates that are removed with the month will be required. — In view of the fact that eating the meat OUR OUTLOOK. bran, and which are required by the EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY. of deceased hogs grown in Franco and Ger- niony has caused fatal cases of trichinosis, Thomaston has sensibly adopted standard system. No other baking powder White Plyinouch Rock, Frost 3 lbs. Good Raisins...... 25c PERSONAL POINTS. S train ...... 82.00 for 13 President Cleveland recommends legislation to time. does this. It costs less and is strong­ Brown Leghorn Satuiat Strain... 1.00 for 13 2 lbs. Fine New Muscatels...... 25c prevent the importation of swine or hog pro­ W hite Cochin, Lowell Strain ...... 1.00 for 13 ducts from those eonntries. Commander Scott, of the Canadian fisheries er and more wholesome than any G lbs. Nice Pop Corn...... 25c Concerning People Who Are Known in Hilve:jWyunriotteM,Preston Strain 1.50 for 13 This Vicinity. Funeral servieees over the remains of the cruisers, has received instructions to resume other powder. Lighti^ignc B rahmmil inan, a k, Williams william s Strain {strain l.u1.00 u iofor r 13 i.> the patrol of the fishery grounds on May 1. •1 lbs. Nice D ates...... 25c Miss Lillian Fates is in Bangor, the guest of late Chief Justice were held at noon Wednesday Three steamers and seven cruisers will be em­ C. E. RISING, Rockland, Maine. her sister, Mrs. J. B. Patterson. in the hall of the House of Representatives at Washington. ployed in that task this season. I». O. B O X 0 0 6 . PURE VANILLA. A pension has been grunted to Etninu M., oney to accompany the order. Fowl for widow of Urban II. Hovey of Warren. — The situation on the C. II. and Q. Road As long us loan and building associations bate at all time.. y Chocolate Creams Rev. Fred I,. Payson, of Hope, lias received remains unchanged, with the exception that can lend their funds on perfectly safe security CHEW FOREE’S a unanimous call from the Belfast Uuiversulist several switchmen arrived and werg placed at at S 7-10 percent., as the Augusta Association work in Chcago, aud there is now a probability church, and expects to commence his minis­ reports having done, no one can say that that that the workmen may go out. The switch­ trations April 8tb. business, at least, is overdone. Q U U nC I CRASS, FIELD, A FULL POUND FOR 20c. men muko statement of thoir reason for □ D D U O ! Carden, flower Edw. Boston,formerly engineer on the Knox striking. The directors In Boston Tuesday Regular Price 40 cents. & Lincoln, latterly a resident ot Damariscotta, There is a lively demand iu New York for adopted a resolution indorsing the president the Maine scallop at a dollar a gallon, flalf CREAMERY, DAIRY,PTTW E’D I went out west a few weeks ago, and is now J l ST THE THING FOR FROSTING. of the road in the position that he had taken. the people in its native State do not appreciate LUMP &. SOLID. DU 11 DR. I engineer on the Burlington & Quincy road ut a fat salary. the scallop. It is more delicate than the clam OUR VICINITY. and as tender and delicious as the lobster. FLOUR, GROCERIES, PRODUCE, Thursday morning Fred S. Pendleton of Fried in crumbs it is the oyster’s rival. Our Hurricane was wedded to Miss Nellie B. Allen­ ►J. A three-masted, 50U-ion schooner is to North Haven friends have been very fortuuate We know that liner, leaf and sweetening than is Bradley's Fertilizer, Bone Meal. ALWAYS HEADQUARTERS wood of Vltialhaven, at the home of the bride’s built this season in John Pascal's yard, Rock­ used in Force’s Rainbow does not exist. To deal­ in scallop dragging the past whiter. ers in tobacco who do not sell Force’s Rainbow, wo •afHlug Shot for killiug Potato and all Garden —FOB— parents, Rev. W. M. Kimmel of this city of­ port. ------»♦»■-■■ — — will on application, for a iiiifited time, send free of Hugs. Powder to kill House Bugs and Moths. ficiating. Both contracting parties are well charge a 60-cent plug for examination A. R. 4* The tourist element seems to have taken A BEEF STORY. Mit c h e ll & CO., Boston, Mass. 1-13 and favorably known in this city and The C.- a linn footing on Little Cranberry Island from O. B. FALES, Tea, Coffee & Spices G. extends its congratulations. beach to beach. He Got it Cheap and Sold It Likewise. 837 MAIN STREET, - ROCKLAND. “A good Brand o! Cigars is like modesty,” Rev. F. S. Bickford of Sanford has accepted A* A. Cailte of Frankfort, the popular A Rockland man had a cow and he offered a a call to the pastorate of the Latnoine and East Never grown a tale. We h.r. • vood brand ol tec inspector o f the Harlem River Bridge work, butcher such a commission on the beef if he cent Cieurs, bud du uut take pa

OUR CIRCULATION. MEN AND WOMEN The rf*'for each and every instance of a misstatement Bark Levanter, Gerry, cleared the 28th ult. for which a publisher is responsible. Tm; from Darien, Gu., for Philadelphia. Tapestry Carpets, 50c, 58c, lias been seen by hundreds. To express their language, “ Isn’t it too love­ Cent le t Gazette is one of I he papers which ly ! ” The English manufacturer's agent has left on exhibition for a few is willing to have it knowudiow many it prims 65c and 75c. days, the celebrated and whose good faith the Directory publishers APPOINTMENTS. express a willingness to guarantee to the extent of one hundred dollars. Gov. Marble has reappointed II. W. l.'ounee I Brussells, 90c, $1 and $1.25. No Competitor in the p^IXCE OF WALES DINNER SET In a note to us the Messrs Rowell make the ot Thomaston commissioner of sea and shore 1 following significant remark: fisheries. Mr. Counce has been a faithful and It is a fact thut less than one paper in sixteen painstaking official, und has enforced tho law ] [JTjSpCaipets made and laid lias furnished such a straight out statement ol impartially. His reappointment was certainly I . carpet OF 136 PJECJES. CALE AND SEE IT. actual issues as you have done. deserved. at short notice. ------«♦.----- — John C. Weston of Waldoboro has been ap­ business can show as many StOVCS 311(1 RRII^CS SclllllP \ CI V LOW. A CREAMERY. pointed fish and game warden, and Peter II. Mills anu 8. G. Haskell, Deer Isle, trial jus­ (j^TCai'pets delivered by tices. Beautiful Designs or offer West Camden Intends to Have One — ——— i ...... — How About Rockland? express free in New England Make us a call. Many New Goods in since last week. 25 New Parlor Albert I each Is canvassing for a butter factory BIG INJUNS. as Low Prices as Suits. Respectfully, the People’s Servants, or creamery to be established ut West Camden. j if reached by rail road. Mr Leach ia meeting with good success thus Nahunada Tribe, Improved Order of lied- tkr, huving sccurixl the promise of 150 cows men, now numbers more than 70 members, and HOUSE FURNISHING and #700. Others have signified their inteu- applications are pouring in. (ion to help (be thing aloug. If euough en- The Itedmen are looking about for quarters. »w t m , THE AIKIHSOH COMPANY. i Quiagfmeut is given the factory will be built They want something nice. Fuller & Cobb. ihe coni tag. tall. A new Tribe is talked of. ROCKLAND. W. A. KIMBALL, Manager. iTHB ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1888

Moses A. Dow of this city has been granted The Cooking Club has been having a series FRUIT AUCTION. FOLKS AND THINGS. a pension. of pleasant evenings. One week ago Saturday PRIVATE SCHOOL. Many fine blooded stallions arc now owned they were very pleasantly entertained by Mrs. At the auction offfuitand produce hv Thorn- , 2850— REGULAR WEEEU CIRCOlATIOR—2850 in ahis vicinity. A. S. Rice; Tuesday evening they served a dike A Hix, yesterday, some 200 boxes of fruit I M i s s H em ing w ay rich repast to the Orphens Club and then en­ There was considerable steamboating on and 210 bushels of Scotch Magnum potatoes — WILL OPEN nr.R— joyed dancing to the entrancing music ot that were sold. The prices ranged as follows: For Additional Locals See First Page. Main street, Saturday. popular organization ; while Thursday evening Costerclli, oranges blood, 84.00; Messina, PRIVATE SCHOOl FOR CHILDREN The C. L. 8. C. will meet in the Y. M. C. A. Toot! Toot! was delightfully passed ns the guests of Miss •83.50 to 84; Lemons.360 count,82.25 to 82.95; 1 MONDAY, APRIL 9, 1888. rooms next Saturday evening. Adela Wood. Lemons, 300 count, 82.35 to 82.85; Potatoes I 12* The snow slides got in some excellent work ------**- -— yesterday. Quite a delegation of Rockland people attend 8 95,and 81.00. the dog show in Boston this week. AMUSEMENTS. • ------Awnings and Canvass Roofing. Onr kilns and shipping are beginning to make Y . M. C. A. things lively. A primary department Is being organized In Hamilton Lodge, I. O. G. T., holds another the Congregational Sunday School. sociable in Its hall in Crockett Block tomorrow The reading room is to he straightened out j Knox county lias 13 pupils in the Castine evening. Admission ten cents. All are invited. W. F. TIBBETTS, I Normal School. We know of one young married lady who this week. New papers will lie added and old failed to attend the Easter services. The Unlversalist ladles will give a "C” sup­ SAID HIKER, Miss Hemingway’s private school for ch II- ones renewed... .88 young men at tho young per in the church vestry, Wednesday evening Is prepared to furnish iiwningR of nil kinds at short dron opens next Monday. Our snow storm of yesterday was eclipsed men's meeting Sunday of last week. Two notice. Prices and Work both Satisfactory. Can­ by the big storm of April 2nd, one year ago. ot next week. It will he nothing C-rious or j men promised to lend new lives....The profits vass Roofing a Specialty. Rockland was represented at the Yale Glee C-date. If you wish to C-cure additional in­ of the art exhibition will pay for the furnish­ Club concert in Halil, last evening. F. S. Swcotland has put a big boiler in place LOFT ON WHITE k CASE'S WHARF. nt Garden Point for .1. R. Richardson. It has formation go and C for yourself. We'll stop ings of the new library... .The ladies auxil­ The "Art Exhibition” yielded the Y. M. C. 80 flues. right here for fear our readers may become iary have made n transformation of the papers, A. 8125, and stormy weather, too. C sick. by the placing of an elegant border on the walls City Marshall Crockett and his aids arc The American Express Co. took 352 barrels ....T he Sunday 4 p. m. young men's meeting strictly enforcing the loafing ordinance. That's Thursday evening Edwin Libby Post room I Have Got a Few Barrels of IV. A. of live lobsters cut of this city last week. for March averaged 90, the 8 30 a. m. meeting the stuff! was crowded with an audience that greatly en­ joyed the fine musical and literary entertain­ averaged 20...... The interest still continues nt Wood & Co.’s The M. E. social will lie hold In the vestry Saturday evening our Main street looked Wednesday evening,this week. Refreshments ment, and laughed till their sides ached over a the men’s meeting. Next Sunday some special quite metropolitan, there wur so much hurry­ skillful presentation “of Mrs. Jarley's wax attractions will be offered....Eivc young men ) will he served. ing about. BESTKEROSENEOIL Sherman A Hatch are building a small Aggers.” A goodly sum was cleared by the converted In the association meetings joined • The regular meeting of Aurora Lodge, F. and — WHICH I W ILL HELL— store, corner of Fulton and Main streets, tor Ladies Relief Corps who had the matter In city-churches during the month....Next Sun- I A. M., occurs tomorrow evening. A full at­ A. T. Sherman. hand < day at 9.30 General Secretary Whitford will j At a Very Low Price. tendance, etc. The friends of J. II. McNamara about give a bible reading open to all young men. If Rockland had a public park it would he Come and get prices before buying. It will pay easier to enforce the laws relative to loafing on The Dodge house has been moved from town are talking up a benefit concert for that you to do so. the street corners. James street to Pine street, Chas. W. Perry populai young man and singer. Mr. McNamara At Bluehill Falls the fir tip business is I doing the job. has always been accommodating, going many booming. .Charles Henderson has kindly favored us The "Whist Club” Is doing good work for times to great trouble and expense to assist ►JsRoIlcr skating is still popular nt Lincoln C has.T. Spear with copies of the Loyalist and Protestant our various organizations nt entertainments, Vindicator of 1818. the Old Ladies Home, and report a snug little Hall, Damariscotta. At a skate there a few I sum in the treasury. and we hope that we shall have an opportunity days ago Mrs. E. R. Castner was awarded a Now is the time to sprout potatoes to be Store 344 & 346 Main Street. Florence Donahue has bought the Kittredge to show our appreciation by giving him a rous­ handsome silver cup for being the best laily afterwards set out. Try it, avoid rot anil get ing house. skater. bigger and better tubers. house, corner of Park street and Broadway, paying S^ISOO therefor. ------Meservey’s Quintet, one of our favorite mu­ CITY COUNCIL. sical organizations,won new honors at Thomas­ Don’t forget that the Knox Society holds its WALL PAPERS. annual fair in this city this fall, and now Is the ton, Wednesday evening. And Still They Turn Out Big Batches time to begin talking It up. Wall papers were never so cheap as now. S.G.PRESCOTT&CO. Lime was worth 85 cents In New York Sat­ of Business. R. II. Burnham has a big stock in all the latest urday, and there was little demand. Some of Our Loan and Building Association is grow­ From the long list of business transacted at designs. Just drop in and see the new patterns. —HAVE JUST RECEIVED A CARGO OP— the kilns arc shutting down. ing—slowly,but nevertheless surely. Upwards the regular monthly meeting of the City Coun­ of 100 shares ha* : bee" taken. CREAM CANDY. Capt. M. W. Woodman was brought before cil, held last evening, we take the following EGG, BROKEN & STOVE The Good Ti nplnr sociable Wednesday W.F.Norcross A Co have taken the agency for Judge Hicks yesterday, and acquitted of a important bits: evening was a very pleasant affair though few this celebrated candy which is on entirely new charge of search and seizure. J. C. Spear appointed deputy marshal, thing in this section and which takes the lead were present, owing to the storm. Freeman 11. Dow and M. II. Nash specials. The new K. A L. time table went into effect of all others in Washington, D.X,’. Try it COAL! A frightened mouse and more frightened Ordered that competent engineer be secured once—it is delicious. / yesterdny. The trains leave ns usual but ar­ to make a complete plan of sewerage. By schooner Gcorgfe Berry, and anybody in want rive in here nt an earlier hour. ladies created much amusement at the Friday of Coal cun obtain it, of uh at the evening assembly in Harmony Hall. The dog ordinance of last year again enacted. g i r th s . The Uniform Rank of the Knights of Pythias Kn Ights of Labor notified to vacate Armory will meet nt Damon Hall, Wednesday evening, Charles McLoon fell from a ladder in the Hall as it is needed for other purposes, and the II a nly—Rockland, March 81, to Mr. anil Mrs. J. Y. M. C. A. gymnasium yesterday morning E. Hanlv, a daughter. Lowest Market Prices. April 4th. A full attendance is desired. committee on city property Instructed to have Ste v en s—Rockland, Mnrch 24, to Mr. an d Mrs. Business is very brisk at the South Marine and broke the bones of one of his wrists. needed repairs made on the building. John Stevens, a daughter. . P k esco tt—Rockland. March 20, to Mr.and Mrs. Railway, and a smull fleet of craft is hovering Yesterday E. S. Bird sent a fine kennel of A petition of the mayor and aldermen sent W . R. Prescott, a son—.Tore. Hooper. about there receiving and waiting for repairs. to the postmaster general asking that the free J ohnson—Rockland, Murch 30, to Mr. and M rs. | fancy dogs to the bench show in Boston, while Robert Johnson, a daughter. S.G.PRESCOTT&CO. The old safe which was used in our post- H. E. Burkmcr sent a handsome fox terrier. delivery system be granted Rockland,inasmuch H e w e t t —Rockland, Murch 27, to Mr. and Mrs. as all the requirements had been fulfilled. E. L. H« wett, a son. office for so many years is now doing Every man looking for a good investment B la < kinc.ton—Rockland, March 2S, to M r. and Tillson’s Wharf, Rockland. Me. B. C. Perry resigned position of harbor mas­ 12-13 7 ’ good service in the office of C. F. Ayers & for his weekly savings should take shares in Mrs. O. E. Blackington, a son. P a y so n —South Hope,Murch 2C, to Mr. and Mrs. Co. the Rockland Loan A Building Association. ter. Roll of Accounts No. 1 passed as follows: O. F. Payson, a daughter. Bryant & Cobb have just completed a hand­ H oi fseh—Waldoboro, March 22,to Mr. and Mrs. Messsenger L. M. Benner is on the American $475.99 Daniel Iloffses, a daughter. some cottage monument of Italian marble,with Pauper, Contingent, 72 10 N e w t o n —Waldoboro, March 22, to M r.and Mrs. carved uni, iVr the grave of the late Robert Express route out over the K. A L. this week, Wright Newton, a son. all a pers hom pson W P ! while Messenger Achorn is nt home for a rest. Police, 2.70 T —Union, M arch 21, to Mr. and Mrs. Benner. ' Fire, 0.39 Clifton Thompson, a son. T h e C.-G. is getting to be a great poultry C l’SIIEE—Appleton, March 31, to Mr. aipl Mrs. City Marshall Crockett has issued brief but Committee on schools and school-houses in­ G. W. Gushee, a daughter. IN CREAT VARIETY, paper. Sec the ads! Knox county poultry emphatic notices to loafers to quit loafing on structed to present name of some person or L a m pso n —Rockville, to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie —SELLING AT— the street corners, and we hope to seethe law men know where to look for good advertising. Lampson, a son. persons to be elected School Supervisor and N o rw oo d —Rockville, to Mr. and Mr». Wm. PRICES NEVER BEFORE REACHED IN impartially enforced. Oak Hill Gun Club is getting ready for its Frank Norwood, a son. School Agent, and report at a special meeting ------ROCKLAND. Two car-loads of choice and high-toned opening shoot, Fast Day. All gunners who to be called by the mayor. poles, 50 and 34 feet, for Rockland’s prospect­ would like to join the club are invited to par­ J. II. Karl appointed engineer of steamer. C a r r i a g e s . ive electric plant, have arrived. They came ticipate. ' Order drnwn to pay burial expenses C. F. Li g h t —T i r n e r —Rockland, March 31, by Rev. from up Quebec way. The finale of the Ilarmonv Hall assemblies Huntley. G. S. Hill, George W. Light of Washington and FINE GILT PAPERS Nothing new has yet developed concerning was held Friday evening. They have been License granted S. F. O’Brien to keep billiard Angie Turner, of Liberty. Ba i.com—G ou ld —Union, March 31, E. J. 1 the night Pullman over the K. & L. but there unusually enjoyable occasions, and have been hall. Bnlcom and Mary E. Gould both of Union. From 6 Cents a Roll Upwards. is u very general desire expressed in this city Cemetery Board looking after matter of re­ C a m pb e ll —Macom uer—F ranklin, March 27, , well managed. by Rev. J. R. Bowler, Edward T. Campbell of ' O “P lease look our stock over. for a trial of the scheme. Every citizen of Rockland who wishes to see ceiving tomb, asked for more time; committee Ellsworth and Lena W. Macomber of Franklin. Many hundreds of cords of kiln wood have our city’s properly enchanced and new houses on fire alnrm same. R. H. BURNHAM, been brought over the K. & L. road the past Petitions presented referring to vai ions de­ S c a t b s . erected should take shares in the Rockland 231 MAIN STREET. rnoiiWi or so. The tralfic is now dropping off Loan A Building Association. sired sidewalks. because of the bad travelling! W it iia m —Rockland, March 28, W illiam n . ! Johnson Staples has been doing some fine INGRAHAM'S HILL. Wltham, aged 70 years, 10 months, 9 days. We have in store for our readers next week B ick m o re—Rocklnnd, March 29, A lm eda S. , work on fancy pulling boats for which Rock­ Bickmore, aged 39 years, 9 months, 15 days. R O B E R T S., an interesting Boston letter, telling something Mrs. James Tuttle is quite sick. D onnagan—Rocklnnd, April 1, Mary Donnagan, land is getting famous. Mr. Staples now has aUcIPh “Norman” will make the Sea’ about the millinery art exhibition, etc. It’ll on hand several all ready for sea and for a pur­ The knitting bee met at Mrs. S. G Everett’s aged 62 years. son nt be found well worth a careful reading. E l d r id g e —Rockland, April 2, Frankie W., son chaser. Inst evening. of Philmoro and Eva L. Eldridge, aged 1 month, A Milford, Mass., paper informs us that tiic 17 days. CHAS.T.SPEAR’S STABLE Every man wishing to lay by a little money Mrs. J. D. Thurston and children, who have D ay —Washington, March 27, Obadiah Day, • story that C.S. Coombs was in.jail here is false, each month against a rainy day or with a view made a long stay here, returned to their home aged 43 years, 11 months and 23 days. PARK PLACE, ROCKLAND, ME. and that the Rockland friends of Mr. Co b b —Union, March 27, Sarah A., wife of J. O. i Cobb, aged 59 years, 11 months, 21 days. This stallion in second to no other in New Eng­ to buying a lot and building a home should in Union today. land for power and speed and possesses as many Coombs were very indignant at his arrest. Co p e l a n d —W arren, Mnrch 31, Charles W . i take a tew shares in the Rockland Loan A Mr. and Mrs. Allred Crockett, who have Copeland, aged 59 years, 5 months, 4 days. good qualities as any other horse. This horse is an Oh! extra tine driver and can tiot in 2.40 or better, i« a Building Association. been visiting Mrs. Crockett’s sister in Belfast, G o u ld —Lincolnville, Murch 19, Percy Gould, E. S. Bird's four dogs, on exhibition this aged about 20 years. good worker and has a kind and very quiet dispo­ The Knox A Lincoln and Maine Central It. returned home Friday. ItALElt—Augosta, April 2, Geo. Kaler, father sition. He weighs nt the present time about 11*0 week at the Boston Bench show, are Single Sin -...... • ------of G. F. Kaler of this city, aged 88 years. pounds, is 15 I-2 bands high, color dapple gray. It. and the Boston A Bangor Steamship Com- Was sired by King of the Turf, he by imported Dido W, Dolly (>bo and Lady of Learning. All FIRE INSURANCE. L e a c ii—South Hope, Slarch 28, Mary D ., widow ot tip* late Geo. Leach, aged 75 years, 9 months. Napoleon out of an imported Norman mare. Dam of these have won prizes heretofore except the ptny have arranged for one fare for round trip by Scotch Jim, her Dam by Old Winthrop Morrill. for the Rcpublioan State Convention to be held 22 days. • first. The insurance statements that the Messrs T h o m as—South Union, March 23, E d ith M. fishing tleet of Boston and Gloucester. There regular official visit of Right Excellent W. FOR SA LE. three vessels. The Dallas shows plainly the are five entries—the Carrie E. Phillips, John For sale in Warren, Maine, a valuable estate, j B r o n zo - M eta lic hard work she has performed this winter. Her Scott Shorey, District Deputy Grand High McManus, Carrie E. Bobson, Roulette and I. consisting of a cottage house of seven rooms, with : Priest. There will be work on the Royal Arch ell, with a nice cistern und furnace in cellar. Born j ice-breaker is completely worn out,and presents J. Merritt, Jr. I 25 x 59 feet, shed attached, excellent cellar under THE MODERN WALL AND CEILING a most dilapidated appearance us it lies on deck. degrees uud all sojourning Companions and w------the whole with large cistern, all in good repair. ■ DECORATION. Her copper is torn and rugged from stem to members of neighboring Chapters are cordially STEAMBOAT SPARKS. Orchard of thirty-five trees all in bearing order, j Thirteen acres of land with a never failing spring ■ eautiful. Durable and Inexpensive, and up- stern, the stern metal torn away, and a portion invited to be present. At a special meeting of of pure water all in good state of cultivation. With j of the gripe gone with it. The paint is worn the Chapter, Thursday evening, the Past and The Katabdin was in here Sunday noon. • • • in u few minutes walk of churches, post oliices, j C. T. Mason of the Bluehill wears his head in ( stores, and schools. This estate is very desirable ! off, planking chafed, and the blades of the Most Excellent degrecs^were conferred on three I as tho location is flue and will be sold ou reaaona- ; E. P LABE, - Rocklaud. propeller so bent and twisted as to be nearly candidates. The Chapter is having a very a sling, having cut his face in a paneful man- bio terms by the owner, W. H. WETUKRBEK, i Warren, Me., or C. M WALKER, Rockland. 12 I useless. healthy growth. t 1 THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, APRTL 3, 1888.

FASHION'S FANCIES. MARINE MENTIONINGS. tive localities, as shown by their certi­ A. F. C ro c k e tt & Co. ficates in the circular accompanying The Only Remedy A Casual Glance at the Coming Spring Late Happenings, Arrivals and Depart­ each can. We ask the public to show Beware of Scrofula F ashions. its disapproval of the despicable adver­ io n ures of Vessels Known to Us. Scrofula is probab’y more general than any —DEALERS IN- Bark Stephen G. Hart, Pearsons, sailed from tising methods referred to by extending other disease. It Is insidious In charaeter, (WRITTEN FOll THE COVttl EK-OAZE t TE .) Cardentis the 10th ult. for New York. its patronage to Cleveland’s superior and manifests Itself in running sores, pustular Contagious Blood Poison. baking powder, which has for eighteen Wc linn pretty, tight-fitting jackets, braided eruptions, bolls, swellings, enlarged joints, Bark Adolph O’Brlg, Peterson, was at years been Hist, in point of merit as a abseesses, sore eyes, etc. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Mr. D. B. Ariamft, Union. South Carolina, anil plain, made of all colors and materials Io Yokohama the 2nd ult. for New York, w rites : “ I wan afflicted with n terrible cn«o pure,efficient,and healthful bread leaven­ expels all trace of scrofula from the blood, of blond poison for nbout thirteen months. K maicli the suit or ot plaid, plain or striped Ship A. G. Ropes, Rivers, arrived at Liver­ ing agent. Cleveland RitoTitEtts. leaving it pure, enriched, and healthy. COAL. w as treated by the 1m*rc physicians, and used doth. vari its kinds of remedies, but received no pool the 27th inst from San Francisco. Ai.i'.anv. N, Y„ March, 1888. “ I was severely afflicted with scrofula, and substantial relief. I finally tried the Swift over a year had two running sores oil my neck. Specific, and nbout four bottles cured mo Mantles, short and dressy, are made of red Sch. William Stevens, of Belfast, 85 tons, sound ami well.” or Suede colored cloth, covered with all-over Chaplain McCabe’s Great Will. Took five bottles Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and am Broken, Egg, Stove and Col. IL II. Kleser, editor and p tcp rleto r of has been sold to Capt. Dodge of Islcboro. cured.'’ C. E. ovejoy Lowell, Mass. the. Opelika, Ala.. Times, under (late of desipn of braiding, or of the dress material to L , August 3, 18S;, writes: When I was Sch. Alfaretla Campbell, Campbell, sailed Chaplain McCabe is one of the char­ C. A. Arnold, Arnold. Me., had serofulous a young man. through Indiscretion, I con­ wear will, it, or of thick silk richly trimmed sores for seven years, spring and fall. Hood’s tracted a disease which line stuck to from Havana the 21st ult. lor Dcleware Break­ acters that add spice to the dry details of Franklin Coal me for years. Some five or six years with lace and jet, or they may partake of the Sarsaparilla cured hint. Pl nee I was troubled with pains, so as to water. Methodist Chureli Management. The make it difficult for me to walk. Having metallic element, as pold, copper, silver, or advertised th e S. S. ». in my paper for several steel enters largely into all departments of S ell. Thomas II. Pillsbury, nt New York New York Press says: Trie Hook Con­ S a lt R h eu m ears, I concluded I would try it to see if from Matanzas, lost boat and stove utter cern tip Broadway is his occasional Ilf ad- A. F. CROCKETT & GO. fhere was any efficacy In the medicine. I dress. Shoulder capes promise to be popular, Is one of the most disagreeable diseases paused commenced using it according to directions house. quarters, and the world lias heard a good by Impure blood. Ills readily cured by Hood's and used half dozen fcottles. I was once nt ;i formed by a combination of crochet work and deal about him for the last three or four way station ami, getting left, I walked fho jet, or rows upon rows of jet or bronze-colored Brig Myronus, of Ellsworth, 362 tons, has Sarsaparilla, tlio great blood purifier. seven miler, ai*.1 have never felt any return years. Standing one day on the plat­ William Spies, Elyria, O., suffered greatly Crockett Block,SNorth End of the old malady. After experiencing the beud flingc. been cut (town, rebuilt, und converted into a good effects I m ust say I nm .sntlsfled with form, and facing a great meeting of the from erysipelas and salt rheum, paused by the result. I am sixty eight years of age ami In embroideries and passemen cries much three-masted schooner. clergy and laity, who were discussing handling tobacco. At (lines bis bauds would I feel now like a young man and can go to ROCKLAND. the ease when necessary and set up from six gilt and silver arc used, also steel and jet, Sell. Grace Cushing,from Portland for Viaal- how money was to lie obtained for the eraek open and bleed. He tried various pre|>- 61 to eight thousand ems without any Incon­ venience. I send y ou this without solicita­ while beautiful designs aro shown ill both hnven, got ashore at Southern Island, near missions of the church, he raised the cry aratIons without aid; finally took Hood's Sar­ tion. Tenant’s Harbor, hut was floated without of “ A million for missions:" The old saparilla, and now- says: “ I am entirely well.” Mr. F. Woehl.211 North Avenue. Chicago, blaeii and colored silk braids. For summer under date of June 12, 1897, w rites : “I deem silks and light wool wc notice gimps and assistance. hoys laughed at him, but Ito looked over “ My son bad salt rheum on Ills bands and It my duty to thank you for the cure I re­ on the ealves of Ills legs, lie food Hood’s ceived from your excellent medicine. I con­ fr inges of light colored heads, while crystal The Thomaston schooner Georgie B. Mc­ their doubting faces and answered, “ I tracted a very severe case of blood poison­ will lind it.” And he did. One million Sarsaparilla and Is entirely cured." J. B. A. J. BIRD & C 0 .7 ing about two years ago. Hearing of vottr and pearl arc used for white materials. Farland, Captain II. II, Strong, put into Provi­ Stanton, Mt. Vernon, Ohio. medicine, I went to a drug store, the pro­ and a quarter of dollars were poured in­ prietor of which persuaded me to buy a Faille Franca iso and llengaline—the soft dence late Saturday night, the 21th, with the to the trcisury of the church by this preparation of his own, which he said was crew half famished, having been blown 300 Hood’s Sarsaparilla ----DEALERS IN---- a sure euro. I used six bottles of his stuff repped silks—and watered silks find especial sturdy and energetic beggar for miss­ and grew worse all the tithe. At lied 1 got favor, ns will the changeable silks, plaid, miles off her course. Sold by all drugglsta. #1; hIx for |16, Mudo only disgusted and despaired of a cure. I mci a ions, and men who had never given a by C. I. HOOD A CO., Apothecaries, Txiwelt, Mass. friend who told me that your medicine had striped and barred taffetas ntid surahs tor sum­ Sch. Nantaskct, Ilicharson, al Philadelphia cent before helped the cause for the first cured him. I went to the same drngglsv IOO Doses One Dollar -:C-O-A-L,:- again and demanded your iffedlcine. He re­ mer, all showing a tendency to go back to the from Cardanas, lost two boats and steering time. He lias gone on collecting, and luctantly sold me twelve bottles, and I am now perfectly cured. 1 write thl. for the days of our grandmothers, especially in the gear, broke pumps, stove and flooded the his success still continues phenomenal. bcneiit of sufferers, t«* prevent their being He is in the prime of life, and was horn deceived by false representations. I thank striped and figured. houses on deck fore and aft and had all mova­ you again tor the benefit derived from your The new “ India Trcssahs" shown by the bles washed from decks in the gale. in Ohio. D uring the war ho spent half HARD W OO D. m edicine." a year in Libby prison, and carries in his Dr. J. N. Cheney, a prominent phvslelan, lending houses in New York, have a beautiful Brig Galcontli is in Havana loading molas­ residing in Ellaville. Schley <:ount.v, Georgia, half-shriveled arm the remainder of ser­ In a letter recounting the infallible success cream tinted, satin striped surface strewn witli ses for North and Hatteras at §2 a hhd. She he has in curing contagious blood potson vices done for the Union in its darkest Flour, Groceries, Provisions, cases in his extensive practice, writes: disks, rings or I,locks of brown, various shades discharged coke there from Boston. Capt. “Those who know the almost inevitable, days. He is an orator of no mean power, permanently dangerous effects of mercury of red. serpent blue or preen. Leslie Bird is in command this trip, Capt. A. i singer of church music far superior to will welcome your discovery of S. S. S. as a J. Hall being at home for a needed rcsl. PRESSED HAY AND STRAW. boon to human.tv. Tin* medical profession, Silk warped Henrietta cloth in all the new Sankey. a thoroughly religious man and always wavy of proprietary medicines, is coming slowly, and in pome eases secretly, shades of copper color, serpent blue or serpent Launched at Bath, 27th inst., from the yard a genial, brotherly, good fellow, who to the use or 3.8. S. In eases of blood dis­ preen, gobelin blue. The suede, terra cotta of John McDonald, a three-masted seh of 856 realizes the failings of humanity and is Cement, Lime, Hair, &c. order. Of course a medicine that cures poisoning in Its worst form must purify tlio and reddish brown shades are stylishly trimmed tons, named “ Alice McDonald,” owned by C. ready to forgive its sins. blood of every disorder." Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed with black galloons, crochet buttons and wat­ 11. Flint, of New York, and to be commanded free. TUJBBw ik tSpkc-ikic Co.. NICKEL CATCHERS. Drawer 3, A tlanta, Go. ered ribbon. by Capt. Dukcsblre, of St. George, formerly THE PERECTI0N A. J. ERSKINE Green promises to be much worn, from the of sell. C. II. Flint. She is rigged ready for yew York Telegraph. pile Nile to the darker shades, including moss "Do you get many nickels out of those of the age in the medical Fire, Life and Accident und olive. Browns appenr in suede, beige and mechanical toys?” a Telegram reporter line is the liquid fruit remedy. F ./\T WOOD’S SMART PEOPLE. INSURANCE AGENCY, tobacco shades. The new mouse gray or souris, asked a man who was emptying the cash SYRUP OK PIGS, manufac­ 238 Main Street* - Rockland, Me. silver and steel grays are all popular also old- receiver of a brass mechanical locomo­ (Room formerly oocnpicdjby Cobb Lime (Co.) m ed ic in e rose and poppy red. These prevailing colors Where Age is not Burdensome—Age tive with music box attachment. tured only by the California Mi / wc find in both silk anil wool and are copied and Activity. The scheme ha9 become a little worn Pig Syrup Co., San Francisco, for the well-1 Accideut Inmirance into the cotton fabrics. here in New York, said the man, “and Company of Hartford. ly3* Our Matinicus correspondent writes as fol­ Cal. It is agreeable to the The Scotch ginghams come in stripes of two lows : we must seek new pastures very soon. or several colors, in chocks both large and “ Wc have noticed during the past year that The first month we played those toys taste, acceptable to the stom­ c. G. 3YEOFFITT, some of the scribes for Tin: C.-G. have been on exhibition they returned the company small, while the new stripes that are alternately more than §100 a month each. Front ach, harmless in its nature, Fire and Life Insurance. plain and plaid as a plain stripe of brown witl’r boasting of the number of aged people in their that time the receipts have gradually painless yet prompt and thor­ Losses admsted atj'hls office, JFt a white stripe checked otl' with red arc espec­ vicinity. Now there arc not very many real dwindled till each one does not earn 278 Union Block.1 Rockland,: Me. ially liked, as arc also the lacc striped and aged people in this place but we have a few- more than a third of that amount now. ough in its action. barred ginghams, while the satines are fairly very smart ones. Still each one of the engines, all of bewildering in beauty of color and variety o “Murelt 7th, Lewis Ames took his schooner which have paid for themselves over and designs. the Wasp accompanied by William Norton over again, yet earn a good profit, but The coming hat will possess a high tapering and Frank W. Ames, and went out to the tho weighing and grip-test machines 0. E. H A H N & CO., crown with close narrow brim, or a low crown southwest of Matinicus Rock fishing. This don’t make their salt.” with wide brim in front and cut off quite dose will be more interesting when we announce The mechanical engines are owned by House, Ship, Sign, Ornamental behindor rolled high on the side and will be that it was his 75th birthday. Facie Lewis is a a company of stockholders organized for trimmed with ribbon and ostrich tips, flowers smart man and greatly respected in this vicin­ tlie purpose, and they have all made fat. dividends on their investment. The and Artistic i and lace or ribbon alone. Chips are revived in ity. j all stylish shades, and Milan straws and thin “ Next in age comes Seth Condon, who is in steamboats, locomotives and fire engines PAINTERS AND DECORATORS, his 82nd year. Mr. Conuon, better known as cost about S 100 each, all told, including ! Neapolitan braids arc among the new importa- tho case. The grip testers, lung testers? ------ALSO D E A L E R S IN ----- I lions. Uncle Seth, there being three other Seth Con­ dons in the place, is a smart man. In sum­ weighing machines and the like cost at glints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Putty, In bonnets the crown does not vary much mer lie goes fisbingand lobstcring nlone, and the outside $25, and as they have been Ca t a r r h elys from those of last season but the front in some appears to enjoy very good health. on exhibition in various cities during the Artists’ Materials, Brushes, past two or three years they have, every project so fur as to be positive pokes, some have “ Now wc will give the smart aged ladies a 49~CheiipeRt place in tlie country for n ____ — CREAM BALM the coronet, while a flaring brim is seen on one of them, paid for themselves over Sign and Bulletin Board Painting. rjtfEdM B A l^ L k n u s c s (In - Vasal few words of praise. Mrs Lydia Marshall, and over again. I others. In straw they are found in all the new widow of Ilobt. Marshall, will be 84 her next 'Scenery Painting a Specialty. ' colors, mahogany, terracotta, shades of red Z in c ’s 204 Malu Street* - Opp. Farwell Hall, Passages, Allays birthday. She was seen by the writer of this HEALTHFUL BREAD. I and green, gobelin blue and golden brown. article a few days ago clearing the supper Pain and Inflaiiiu- Crepes, gauzes and other thin materials will table anil- tripping around as sprightly as a In spite of all that has been said on the sub­ £ l e r y . I cover the frames of summer bounds. ject, people will eat bread made from flour (ion, Ileals flic maid of 16. She is blessed with good health. from which alt the bran has been removed. I Gilt and fancy metal trimmings find much “The next higher in age is Mrs. Matilda Phil- Nearly all the phosphates, the most valuable Sores, R estores I favor and feathers, particularly ostrich tips, brook who will be 85 the last of next May. elhinents for the nutrition ot tho nerves anil tli e S e n s e s o f hones, are thus removed, and it is also a recog­ jimbound J and llowers will be greatly in demand. Aunt Matilda saw the 1th generation 17 years nized fact amongst physicians that great injury Task* and Smell. Tlie high pointed trimmings of last season ugo. The past fall and winter she has been results in consequence. Any preparations are lowered, thus giving a broader died to engaged in making crazy patchwork, ami we which will replace these valuable elements THE CURE. don't think there are many of the younger are certain to he of great benefit to those who HAY-FEVERTRY bonnets while on the low crown hats the tritn- use (hem, compensating as they do, to a D a preparation tluit litis long boeil in use l,y a phy- A particle is applied into each nostril and i» I ining is placed high. ones that can excel Aunt Matilda in any kind great extent, for the absence of the bran. For The Nervous stetan of forty years active professional experience, agreeable. Price 50 cents at Druggist*; bvmai of patchwork making. She lias pieced quilts for A number of years ago Prof. Horsford, of registered, 60 eta. .ELY BROS., Druggists, '235 ---- .«,---- The Debilitated and the claims that are made for It have thousands , CAMDEN'S APPROPRIATIONS. all her children her grand children and great Cambridge, suggested the use of a baking of timen been verified. Ills a combination of tlio j Greenwich St., N preparation for raising bread, biscuit, etc., T h e A g e d . most potent remedies known to Nodical Science for grand- children wtiieb would supply the requisite phosphates, preserving the Fluidity and P U R I T Y of the Blood j At Camden's adjourned town meeting, Mou- “Next;eomes Mrs. Patience Hall.She will be thereby introducing these necessary elements U~rvou ; Pr * Tu’ *J rn u 3 H-od- and the Integrity of tlie Blood Vessels, should you j day of last week, the following iaisiness was 88 the 10th of April. Mrs. Hall has been a into the food without cost or trouble. After uche. Ncuralgiu* Nervous W eakness, suffer from Dlnlncss or Pressure In Head. S|iots very smart woman. Many have been the yards years of experiment and labor lie succeeded in Utomach and Liver Disease.-t, nil all twfore Eyes, I‘aln Around or Palpitation of Heart, I transacted: producing the desired preparation, and it re­ a.Tjztijnj cf the ICJdneys. Pain in tteglon of Henri with reeling of suffocation, Voted for the support of roads and bridges a of cloth that have been woven by her. She has port lie true, he lias succeeded wonderfully Hinging Sound in Ears, Numbness or Prickly sensa­ cash tax of §6,900 instead ol working out tax- accomplished an amount of work that would well in selling it. The preparation consists of A N E R V E TONIC. tion of Limbs, especially the Arm, Pain between j es us heretofore; raised §0,000 on town debt; put to shame the girls of the present age. Mrs. an acid phosphate of lime which combined George W. Hot ton. Stamfop.p . Conn., .Shoulders and In Side, Dry Cough, Flatulence, Sour j §3,000 incidental expenses ;§2,200 for Camden with bi-curbonate of soda in raising bread, " For tv.t y,..*t , J v.n i .’et. i •• -.p. and Rockland Water Co hydrants; voted to Hall and Mrs I’hilbrook are at pre-cut both bllit.y, nnd i lli .nlt -I .1 th.* iLe< kytomae.h, or ir suffering from (lenerul Debility will. biscuit, etc., leaves in the product the very valuable’ i- mt* l . i.i’ii I • i ’s ci >: i,, Loss of Appetite, procure a bottle of Anil-A|a,pier- ! build three new streets in Ciitnden village and engaged in patchwork making. The desire to phosphates required by the system, and which remedy. l.< tine, tu not only ' one in Rockport village; voted to buy a hook work seems to increase with the increase of are essential to guod health. The idea was an live. L* t i I and ladder truck, and also to employ a night years. From childhood they were always ingenious and valuable one, and needs only to | watchman in Camden and Rockport villages, be thoroughly understood to be fullv appre­ AN ALT LRAT1VE. i The question of dividing the town between the best of friends and havo always lived ciated. «: V .r ; \ j Camden and Rockport villages was voted side by side." — ------—- PREVENTS down. Voted to refund §9,91)0 of the debt for BILL NYE IS PUZZLED. jiileiTiiil humor. Apoplexy, but cures Paralysis. Rheumatism, Heart j live years at four per cent. Appropriations id < ITi|*rie!» t'r.'U Something the Public Should Know. rai i.lJ, »i.*idiiu.. Disease, Angina Pectoris, Chronic Bronchitis, Liver Inlmini of Wild Cherry. Then arc counter­ were made for improving the town cemetery and 1 am ii*. him litd i Complaint, Kidney and Illadde, trouble, Dys­ feits. Get the genuine, which i s signed ” I. BUTTS" j property in various paits of the town. The ! I do not know why I should always be pepsia, &<.*., Ac. cn the wrapper. Prepared by Seth W, I’vviii & j question of having Camden apply tor a city The articles anonymous and otherwise regarded with suspicion wherever I go, A LAXA 'IVE. charter was talked up hut no action was taken. E mosbuboh Falls, Vt.. Dec. 1, 1886. ippearing Irani tune to time in the nows writes Bill Nve. I do not present the Have had two Apoplectic Shocks, lost tin- use of appearance of a man who is steeped in vine aide o r Ixtdy. •’Anti Apoplectim •” cured me ; I liapcrs making unfavorable reference to 1'ium Iddu y an I Pv< . am now able to attend my farm work. FOR THEMSELVES. Cleveland’s baking powder are Iron; crime, and yet when I put my trivial pup.dn and o n .d ip ; N. C. Austin. i ival baking powder Company. These little two-gallon valise on the seat of a ( ’EM M < OMUol *. i» , O. M. Robbins and H. II. Robbins, fonto'ily ailed me. No,, l cun Siikldon, Vt., Dee. 6th, 1886. am intended to counteract, if possible, depot waiting-room a big man with red AnG-AiHipleetlne restored to my wife tin* use of of Ingraham's Hill, now of Sioux City, lo a n , her loft arm and hand which she had lost from an the lettar to the public from General moustache comes to me and hisses A DIURETIC. Apoplectic shock. Sim is In hercig h tleth year ; knits. have recently gone into the stone business, un­ George Merit i . Sio * . and does light duties suitable to her Horst, late Ohio State Dairy & Food through his clenched teeth : “Take yer n am e •' 1 have hern listin' Beatty. der the of Robbins Bros. They have Commissioner, in which he states that baggage off tho seat!” It is so every­ and ii has i’.ou m obtained ground and will open a eut-stonc yard back than any »4h r n Col. 4. E. Fox. Burlington. Vt.. aavs: For D.vspep- the Ohio Commission’s investigation ot where. I apologize for disturbing a sla and Sick Headache Anti Apoplectim on the north side of Iowa street, near Third. the baking, powders, based upon tlie ticket agent long enough to sed men equal. ixnnom ill I Ip id t h i . They are sole agents for Kasota stone, lint will State Chemist’s analyses of thirty dif­ ticket, and he tries to jump through a IXTieiE rcul.tr. From .fUMJB Advocatk Oknkkal Marsh, Senator also handle Bayfield I Lake Superior) brown little brass wicket and throttle me. from Franklin County, Vt.. Fall of ’S6 ■ Mrs. Lathrop ferent brands, prove that Cleveland’s Pri. Marsh, four years ago, suffered front all tlmsvmn is a strictly pure cream of tartar baking Other men come in and say: ‘‘Give 3 I.O O . Sold b. Druggists. luma of an Impending shoe k, with numbness of < stone, Ohio sandstone. St. Cloud granite, etc. side of body. AKTi-Aroi*i.fcCTiNK cured her she is a They are able and progressive young men, and powder, eutirely free from alum, am­ me a ticket for Bandoline, Ohio, and be WELLS, RICHARDSON A CO., Proprietors hale and hearty lady now in her eightieth UIJKLINGTON, VT. Is the lx*si family medicine ever i ed.’ Tin; C.-G. wishes them success without limit. monia, lime, &C., and that it is absolutely sudden about it. too,” and they get their Gen. C. L. Mailsh. the best and most desirable baking pow­ ticket and go aboard tile ear and get the For Sa< by aR druggists. Price £1.00 u bottle, ROCKPORT. der manulactured ; also, that the Royal best seat, while I am begging for the IT NEVER FAILS’ six bottles for £5.0 I. Send to baking powder contains ammonia, and opportunity to buy a seat nt full rates fo r ail di sea5e5 4 Ik SKIN iy A DR. F. $. HUTCHINSON A CO., A pension has been reissued to Otis G. that the Cleveland's is superior to the ami then ride in a box car. I believe ■ - • Ekobbuboii Falls, Vt., U. S. a, Crockett of ibis place. Royal in every (ptalily of excellence. tiiat common courtesy and decency in LcjL/.iu'rs, ( ■stimouials and u Treatise on Another object sought by our competi­ America needs protection Go into an Iio-TEI. or a no-tel. whichever suits the Person a i.. tors in the articles referred to is to di­ eyether or ayeiher re ider of these lines, Mr. N. 11. Frohllchstein, of Mobile, Ala., vert public attention from the scathing APOPLEXY’ writes: I take gnat pleusure In recommend­ hut well merited r< Luke administered and the commercial man who travels ing Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consum­ to them by General Ilurst for falsifying for a big sausage-casing house in New DYSPEPSIA I INDICEGTIOn I ption, having used it lor a severe attack of Ids ollleiul report in their effort to holster York has the bridal chamber, while tho HEARTBURN! ACID CTOMACH1 Bronchitis and Calurrh. It gave me instant CURE fee op their baking powder when it com­ meek and lowly minister of the gospel VI DRUGGtoJj < t5*v EXHAUSTED VITALITY. Bolcbln-j W ind! Klok Keadaclia! relief and entirely cured me and I have not pares so unfavorably with Cleveland’s gets a wail-poeket room with a eot, a PILES 114,1 "TR.vrivi: wAaipj.K h ii:e. all cured by the use of been afflicted since. 1 also beg to state that 1 COLD C8AC IS X r ' * had tried oilier remedies with no good result. powder. lippery-elm towel, a cuke of east iron DR. MARK R. WOODBURY’S Have also used Electric Bitters and Dr. King's It is quite time that the public is made soap, a disconnected lied, a view of thu New I.ilc Pills, both of which J can recom­ aware ol the deceptive character ol the unndry, a tin roof and $1 a day. /*T O r / j u r e , ' DYSPEPSIA KILLER mend. Dr. King’s New Discovery lor Con­ advertising of the baking powder Com­ Can bo >i i:rcd of un . druggist for 60 cent.s sumption, Coughs and Conlds, is sold on a WHO IS YOUR BEST FRIEND *SKIN Dolightful'y Padurned. Easily Used. i I»OY Itrhi iz.ti •."» ccuU), or will be sent by i positive guarantee. pany in question. While advertising inzJI. on r- < f piieo, to anv part of the if. Trial bottle lice at W. H. liittrcdg Drug their powder they have shrewdly con­ Your stomach of course. Why ? Because • the arllinainn; agrtoiN,______Doojlttle______A .Smith, si.N, 24 and 2t> Trem out Street, I Store. cealed their use of ammonia in its manu­ if it is out of order you are one of the most KiiSt? THYSEIF. Wonderful Cures. facture and persistently maligned Cleve­ miserable creatures living. Give it a fair, hon­ Cochran dc Sewail’s land’s powder. orable ehanceand see if it is not the best friend A Gr-*at Wed! >;| Work on Manhood, Nervous and W. 1). llovt & Co., Wholesale and Retail you have in the end. Don’t smoke in the ! i -,F k Ih-ijli; v, P t i i r f Decline in Man. Ex- i Druggists of Rome Ga., say ; We have been Clevelands su(xtrior baking powder FIRE, MARINE, LIFE, iu.ii.-i, •: Vital: y, &.e., ?*•<•., and die untold iiUMcric# j morning. Don’t drink in the morning. If I selling Dr. King's New Discovery, Electric has never been made of anything hut -AND— n.. 'm in iud'xTviions tx excesses; 300 pages, Bitters and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve tor lour you must smoke and driug wail until your i‘ « j t:.uly bound in u !i. muslin. Coutuius more I years. Have never handled remedies that sell purest grape cream of tartar, purest stomach is through with hreaktast. You can bum lz"'invaluable pr< bet‘ptious, embracdiig every bicarbonate of soda, and a small portion drink more and smoke more in the evening and kvc *'d a te.i.e ■' v n Die phari«.Te.vpo*in for all acute as well, or give such universal satisfaction. it will tell on you less. If your food fer­ Accident Insurance Agency. um. :;ic a:** Il if empha» ieally a hook for There have been some wonderful cures effected of wheat flower or starch,and has always ments und does not digest right,—if you are ■yt . ’o u F i <: only SL by iumU, postpaid, con- Oever fails to cure ui of a I by these medicines in this city. Several cases been absolutely free from adulteration, CAPITAL KEl'KESENTED OVKtt| am .. cough or cold. Mia. E. K. of pronounced Consumption have been entirely troubled with Heartburn, Dizziness of the I Vt'dl. *011*1.K FIIUKTII ALL Williams. Moutezumu, N. Y. cured bv use of a few bottles of Ur. King’s Ibis is attested by the leading chemists head, coming up of the food after eating. Bil­ imU.iit.H' tvi u cn tor Ilia in-xr 1MJ days, Druggists, VDe., 50c. and in different parts of the country from iousness, Indigestion, or any other trouble of NINETY MILLION UOLLAttS. ( t e a t Uiia out. as m u may uev v rscu it New Discovery, taken in connection with Elec­ $1.00 Dr Seth Arnold's Sugar.Coaled Bilious Pills’ analyses made of our powder purchased the stomach, you had best use Green's August L o.te. Adjuatad aud Paid at thl. otnvr. J...-, Bit. U. Ii I'AHKKR, uucquale-l for costlveacss, .iaundtec, anil liver tric Bitters. We guarautcu them always. Sold Flower, as no person eau use it without imme­ 4 Euifiuch sirvet, Boston, Mass. troublis. 21 cents. by W. 11. Kittredge. by them in open m arket in their respec- diate relief. #49 MAIN STBEET, BUCKLAND. THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1888, 5

The appetite for the sight of monstrosi­ Massachusetts harbors—Boston, $125,000; PHOTOGRAPHS. PHOTOGRAPHS. HOME 0E THE EAST WIND. ties such as the live legged calf or the dog Lynn, $10,000: Nantucket. $20,000; New­ KNOX AND LINCOLN RAILROAD. buryport, $25,00(1; Plymouth, $(1000; faced man is to be gratified this week by New clothing store! ARRANGEMENT OP TRAIN8. the turning of the Globe theater stage into Provincetown, $7000: Scituate, $5000: BREEZY GOSSIP FROM THE PURITAN Warebam, $1000; Hingham. $5000; Hy­ McLOON & CROCKETT, CAPITAL. a “tank of real w ater'’ for the display of annis, $10,000; Sandy bay. Capo Ann, Two Through Trains from Rockland to "A Dark Secret.” It is interesting to $100,000. Ipswich river, $2500. Boston Daily. know that in times past people paid their Rhode Island harbors—Block Island The Homely Girl Now Having Her Day money to see something of no more breakwater. $10,000; Newport, $12,000. MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1888. PHOTOGRAPHERS, — Illg Ilililtnuil Scheme— Malicious legitimate interest, than this; In 1801, at Rivers—Pawtucket river, $25,000; Provi­ APSKNGF.R TRAINS will (<.„<■ Rockl.nd at Tricks Planned for an Impending Sadler’s Wells theater, in London, aquatic dence river, Nnrragansett bay, $15,000: dramas were‘‘phenomenally successful.” It 8.IS A. M., nnd 1.15 r . M. Due In Bath at Strike—Haw Ball and Other Things. Providence river. Green Jacket shoal, $20,- P 1U..1J A. M. nnrt 3.40 p. m. is related how ”nn immense tank was con­ 000; Pawcatuck river. $5000. I’no.enRcr T ra in , lenne Buth nt S.10 a m ., and 321 Central Block, - Rockland, Me. structed upon the stage nnd communica­ 2 40 p. M. Due in Uocklnnd »t 10.36 a. m .. nnd (From Onr Special Correspondent. 1 Connecticut harbors — Bridgeport. $10,- 5.10 P. M. New nnd Elegant Rooms nil on one floor, only one tion opened with the New river,” the 000: New Haven breakwater. $75,000; New GREAT BARGAINS flight of stairs and fitted up with B o s t o n , March 1 first aquatic piece was “ Tlie Siege of Freight Train leave. Rockland at 8.00 A . rt. D ue There may lie snovvbnnks in the outer Haven harbor, $15,000; Norwalk, $3000; In Bath nt 0.40 a . M. Gibraltar,” in wliich real vessels bombarded —IX— Freight Train leave. Bath at 12 m . Duo In Rock­ world but tlie Bostonian needs no calendar Stonington, $(*000; Stamford, $5000; Black land at 4.60 p. si. All Improvements in the Photo­ the fortress. "Among the apparently peril­ Rock, $10,000. Rivers —Connecticut river to tell him that spring has fairly reached ous and appalling incidents exhibited there The 3 18 a . st. train from Rockland connect, for below Hartford, $10,000; Housatonic river, nil point, on the Maine Central, Kn.tirn and W<.- Boston ill her aiiiiunl migration and is about, were those of a female falling from the graphic Art. to display her full stock of goods. The $10,OWL Thames river, $25,000. Overcoats & Ulsters 1 tern Divl-lon. of Boston fc Maine Railroad, ar­ rocks into the water, and living rescued by riving In Boston nt 4.46 p si. T he 1.16 p m. train Large Pky-llght made after plans of Scientific Ex­ harbingers are infallible. The voice of the New projects: Connecticut—Five-Mile perience and capable of making all kinds of single her hero lover; a naval battle with sailors eonnei t. with Eastern Division, nrrlvlng In Bos­ pictures, and especially Large Groups. We shall base ball crank is heard in (Ito land, the river, $5000. Maine--Baydrice river, FOR THE NEXT 60 DAYS, ton nt 0.30 p. si. Fare only St.3.50 escaping by plunging into the sea from n $3000: Rockport harbor, $10,000; Camden E’relght leaving Rockland In the morning is due make Boston pennant losers have gone into steady vessel on fire: nnd a child thrown into the | rncticp, the horse-car crews are threaten­ harbor, $5000: Kennebec river, $20,000. In Boston next morning, and Freight leaving Bos. water by a nurse, who was lirilied to drown ton in the evening la due In Rockland next p. m. ALL KINDS OF PICTURES ing to strike, signs of “ Closing-out Sales*’ Massachusetts—Manchester iinrlior, $2500; They Must Be Sold! 2 W. L. WHITE, Snpt. it. lieing rescued by a Newfoundland dog.” Winthrop harbor, $1000; Powow river, and finish them In First clns. Style, eucli n« Tin­ and *'New Spring Goods” ate numerous, In tlie play nt the Globe is to lie a boat types, Minnetle, Cnrd Vlciorln, Cntilnet, Promo- tlie streets are nearly dry and crowded $3000; Wellfleet Iinrlior, $7000; New Bed­ —A NEW LINE OF— undo, Boudoir, Panel and Impel ial, nil with shopjs'rs, strawberries are served in race scene in which George Hosmer nnd ford, $10,00(1; Vineyard Haven, $2500; the restaurants, the theater shows have others pull across the stage. A stream of Gloucester. $10,000. Highly Finished in First-class Style. beon gradually growing drearier and more water eighteen leet wide will flow across. SUITINGS! BOSTON & BANGOR S. S. CO. —ALSO— vulgar, suburban landholders nre adver­ * ♦ * tising for summer tenants and boarders, A great deal of entertaining talk is .hu»t received. Also a Full Stock of COPYING ANO ENLARGING wasted in legislative hearings and the like, AN ICE PALACE. Commencing Thursday, March 88, 1B8B, Pneumonia is foreclosing his mortgages Steam rs will leave Rockland, w-alher permitting, from small pictures to any desired size, 1-4 to lifo nnd tlie milliners are preparing to observe the reports of wliich few people read. Take, as follows; size for Instance, the hearing in regard to the A house entirely constructed of ice lias Easter ns nstinl. PAItfTA LOOBIS ! E'er Boston, Mondays and Thnrsdavs at 0 p. m., or BY THE PLATINUM PROCESS. Somebody or other says the custom of alleged need of reform in tlie Boston city just been set up at tlie Aquarium at St. upon arrival of steamer from Belfast. appearing in new finery on Easter is an government. Alderman Jesse Gove de­ Petersburg, It is built alter the style of ru r Camden, Belfast, and ns lar as lee will permit, These prints arc absolutely permanent, acids art clared Hint the money of the taxpayers is Wednesdays and Saturdays al about 0 a. m., or absolutely powerless to fade th e m . W e will finish allegory of the supposition that we hnve the historical house of 1740. The build­ being used by tlie mayor to run iiis politi­ Upon arrival of stt-nmer from Boston in Oil, Water Color, India Ink and Crayon, and cast aside our old man by the purging of ing formed of dressed blocks of ico com­ PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. For Green's Landing, Booth West Harbor, Bar will endeavor to All orders as promptly as is consis­ u tid cal campaigns, and that the heads of de­ Harbor, So. Oouldsboro, and Sullivan, Wednca- tent with satisfactory work which we think our ex­ Lent have risen a new and fresh Adam, prises throe spacious rooms, Bed, wash- or Eve, on Easter morn. That is very partments are compelled to contribute to drtys and Saturdays upon urrlvnl of steamer from perience will guarantee The very best care taken the campaign expenses, and llio checks stand and all tint furniture are of ice. US’Every article bought of uh will be found ex­ Boston. with small pictures sent to be copied. pretty, but it would be interesting to know The fireplace in tho drawingroom con­ actly as represented or money refunded. bow many of those who w ill flower out noxt they have given arc to lie seen. Hx-Alder- RETURNING TO ROCKLAND. (H it FRAME DEPARTMENT. inail ( ’utter said lie knew thoroughly well tains ice blocks imitating logs of wootl, From Boston, Tuesdays and Fridays at 8 p. m. Sunday have been benefited by the season while a petroleum stove burns behind; From It'iclisport.Moi days and I hursdays nt 11 a.m. We shall keep In stock a large variety of mould­ of nominal penance past. As a society fad that the city of Boston, for three or four From Sullivan, Mondays and Tliursdnjs at 8 a. m, ings of all grade-, such as Hard ood. Compos!- years, had been mil with the sole end in the smoke from the stove escapes through Rockland Clothing Co. tion, Bronze, Gold Metal and Gold. Will make Lent is worn nearly threadbare here. It CHAS. K. WE1KKS, Agent, Rockland. view, in every move, to manufacture votes an ice chimney. Outside, a balustrade CALVIN AUSTIN, Agent, Boston. frame- to order o f all grades to ult customers. is only among the unpretentious and Nearly Opposite Thorndike Hotel. Hoping to receive a share of pa rotiage we will the lowly that it deserves respett. Tlie for the present mayor. Mr. Fitz. william of ico surrounds the house; and the fa­ WM. II. HILL, J r ., Den. Manager, Boston. endeavor to give satisfactory work. 50 fashionable Episcopal churches haven’t been said he could bring in 100 workingmen who cade is ornamented by two large statues ^ “Charles R. Frye can be found with uh noticeably crowded, and while the social had been intimidated and coereed into vot­ hewn out of ice. The total cost of tlie McLOON £ CROCKETT, season hasn't been so brilliant as in mid­ ing contrary to their inclinations nnd con­ structure was 4000 roubles. It is hoped winter there has been no lack of lively en­ victions. Col A. N. Sampson said thut, Maine Central Railroad, 321 CENTRAL BLOCK, - ROCKLAND tho city iiali departments were at cross pur­ tlie house will not melt away bclore tertainment and dancing. Tho story is April. ----- and----- told that one much-mentioned soeiety poses,and that muoh money was wasted for Portland, Mt. llesert & Machias Steam­ leader used to go to New York or Philadel want of system. Ex-Superintendent pliiu during Lent for amusement, but now Howard of Mt. Hope cemetery, told how HOW OLD ARE YOU? boat Company. FRA NK I). H EA LEY , finds Boston good enough for her at that lie politicians hail attempted to run his office and his department. All tho gentle­ REVERE HOUSE, On and after Oct. 8, 18f8 period. fTMIRHUGH Passenger Train from Knox & IJn- Sanitary Engineer and Plumber men who testified said that they could pro­ Girls of a marriageable age do not like BOSTON, A coin K. R , leaves Bath at 10.60 a. in., after a r­ duce proofs of their statements. to tell how old they are; but you can rival ol train having Rockland nt 8.15 a .m . Run- It is practically settled that the Boston ning express Brunswick to Portland and connect­ ball club's infield this year will be the same find out by following the subjoined in­ Ne.ir Boston and Maine, Eastern, Fitchburg and A large-sized “rat” is “ smelt” at the ing with train fur Boston arriving at 4.45 p. in. BATH TUBS, WATER CLOSETS, day after day, and be composed of Morrill, structions given bv the Chester fP a.j Lowell depots, centres of businesn and places of Afternoon train leaves Bath at 4 00 p. tn.. (nftcr Stilton (perhaps), Wise anil Nash, the state house, which likeness between flesh Local News. Let tlie young lady do the am usem ent. arrival of train leaving Itocklnnd ntl.15 p. m.,) and veteran Burdock to be sold if possible and fish is by no means unusual. (In its figuring. arrive In Boston at «.:IO p. m. face it is an effort to get an order adopted Remodelled, Refurnished, Newly Dec­ Ollier trains leave Bath nt 7.15 a. m. for all points. W A S H B O W L S because of his unreliability. Tf tlie direc­ Tell her to put down the number of tlie 1.50 p. m. for E'nrmlngton, Augusta. Bangor, etc., tors keep their word Morrill will not be for the railroad committee to consider the orated, and now kept on the and at 5 40 p. nr. for Augusta and Lewiston; for »,» Conslunlly on .* ■ ..I expediency of a railroad consolidation law. month in which th • was horn, then mul­ ull points Suturdays only nt 11 55 p rn. hampered in his management of the team. tiply it by 2,then to add 5.then to multi­ fl®-3alli Rooms lilted up nt short notice. Par­ The directors are still dickering with But really it is asserted to be a movement Ibrough trains'for the Knox & Lincoln R. R. ticular ttttenl inn given to tlie Ventilation of Drains for the union of tho Boston & Albany with ply it by 50, then to add her age, then to EUROPEAN PLAN leave Portland at 0.45 a. in., and 12.55 p. nr. and Cesspools. Chicago over the purchase of Clarkson. It Rooms all large and comfortable; elegant suites, is thought that, with Clarkson as a rival the New York, New Haven & Hartford subtract 365, then to add 115, then tell with baths attached; ample public parlors; gentle­ REPAIRING IN CITY OR COUNTY pi teller, ltaillmurn will be spurred to bis road. Representative Wyman made a de­ her to tell you the amount she has 'eft men’s cafe and billiard-room added, and first-class Promptly Attended to. best work. Much is expected of Sowders, cided hit when the question was up of con­ Tl;e two figures to the right will denote in every respect Steamer City of Richmond, the new pitcher, because it is believed that curring with the senate in the admission of her age. and the remainder the month ROOMS FROM SI.OO A DAY UP. CAPT. W. E. DENNISON, 190 Main Street. Rockland Me. he can keep sober. After last year’s ex­ the order, by displaying a copy of a tablet of her birth. For example, the amount Leaves Portland, weather permit­ in the wall of tlie New York station (built J. F. MERR0W&CO.,Proprietors ting, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 11 p. m., NEXT DOOR NORTH OF 6. W. DRAKE'S. - perience Boston is disposed to is 822; she is 22 years old, and was born 2-14 or after arrival of train leaving Bouton at 7 p. m., award glory to any player who in 18115) of the Now York cfc New Bruns­ in tlie eighth month (August). Try it. tor Rockland, Castine, 8edgwick, Surgentsville, will refrain from getting drunk wick railroad of the future, witli Cornelius Deer Isle, Southwest Harbor, (Nortbeust Harbor, Vanderbilt president, witli the lending rail­ Ju n e 15 to Septem ber 13,) Bar Harbor, M illbridgo, on week-days. “ 0 teinpora, 0 mores:” Jonesport and Machiasport. Sowders makes a good impression on those road men of New England in subordinate VItai. Wicks, positions under him and with the line sepa­ KNOX COUNTY—In Court of I’robate, held at Returning, leaves Machiasport every MONDAY who witness his practice, as he is easy anti “There arc three wicks to the lamp ofa mail's Rockland, on the third Tuesday ofMurch, 1888. and T ill RSDA Yr at 0 a. m., via. all landings, con- graceful in his movements and looks intel­ rated into the Hudson river, Connecticut , 1 S W MATERIALS river, Merrimack river and Penobscot river life: brain, blood, and hreatk.” Thus writes Mnry A. Packard, widow of Marlboro Packard, ligent. He is accompanied by his wile, an eminent American author. The most fri- late of Union, in said County, deceased, having pre­ Time for leaving Rockland, going east, 6 a. m., Of .Every Description. ami that is a great point in his favor. The divisions. Tlie order is still pending. quent derangements occur itt the liver, by sented her application for allowance out of the per­ going west 7 p. m men are agreed in the opinion that the re. which, when healthy condition, the blood is sonal estate of said deceased: Freight taken at usual rates, and forwarded with It was a rather queer illustration of the purifier. Look out for the terrible chain of o r d e r e d , That notice thereof be given, three despatch. For information apply to agents nt the turn to three strikes is unwise, and that it weeks successively in the ( ourier-Gazette printed various landings. W*Wc pay postage or express on all orders “inferiority of woman’s brain” that was disease that owe their inception to torpid liver in Rockland in said countv, that all persons inter­ amounting to $2.00 or over, and return the money will go far toward a restoration of tlie tire F. K. BOOTH BY, PAYSON TUCKER, some pitchers’ contests of a few years ago. given at Harvard in the contest for tho and consequent impure blood. When the ested may attend at a Probate Court to be held at Gen’l Pass. Ag’L Gen’l Manager. for any that may be returned in two week - from symptoms of Kidney and fiver troubles, con- Rockland, on the third Tuesday of April next, purchn-e, at Chicago men say that the release of Bowdoin prizes for historical essays. Tlie E. IL CLARK, Agent, Rockland. judges hail awarded the first prize to E. B. sumptive(Lting scrofula), bronchitis,and drop­ and show cause, If any they have, why the prayer M arch 20, 1888. Clarkson depends on the success of Chica­ sy, make their appearance, the system is in of said petition should not be granted. Sawtelle’s Music and Ait Store. go’s new pitcher in the exhibition games. Pearson before they discovered that the immediate need of a course of Dr. Pierce’s 1113 E. M. WOOD, Judge. Radbourn hasn’t signed yet, and one writer was one of the young women of the Golden Medical discovery. Its marvelous A true copy,—A ttestA . A. Bea to n , Register. New York & Bangor Steamship Line* theory is tiiat he will not and that Capt. Annex, and therefore not admissible to the effects have been tested and proven in tee cure ■Morrill's high praise is designed to help competition. The prize acordingly was given of tens of thousands of cases. It purifies the THE A 1 STEAMSHIP to one of the lads, who had written a worse blood, restores the vitality, and effectually KNOX COUNTY—In Court of Probate, held at Kadbouru into a more congenial club. Tlie Rockland on the third Tuesday of March, 1888. KIRK’S Boston directors have nearly completed a dissertation. A funny thing about it was eradicates the seeds of the worst maladies that H. W. Beverage, Guardian of Alice M. Beverage, LUCY P. MILLER W rhTtlklPU ) bargain for a new infielder whose name is that one of the two judges bus hitherto afflict innnkicd. of North Haven, in said county, having presented W ILL SA IL displayed conspicuous scorn for tlie Annex. hi- fourth account of guardianship of said ward for not yet divulged. He will take turns with In tlie mirthful measures, warm and free, allow ance; EVERY WEDNESDAY Sutton. I sing, dear maid and sing for thee. O r d e r e d , That notice thereof be given, three — FROM— Tlie new grand stand of tlie ball club is A favorite game here with striking But I think I would he performing a greater weeks successively, in the OoMr/er-Gfasetfe printed nearly completed so far as concerns the workmen is to apply for a job in the em­ i service to you and your sex hv singing, not in in Rockland, in said County, that all persons inter­ Pier 15, E.R.,New York for Rockland, work of erection, but there is enough to be ploy of the company affected and then quit j measured reyniph hut by setting out some ested may aftend at a I’robate Court to be held at work in such a way as to injure the employ­ strong truths in simpla prooe. Il'yott or any Rockland, on the third Tuesday of April next, Leaves Rockland Each Saturday P. M. done in the way of finishing to fully oc­ and show cause, if any| they have, why the said ers. In view o f the threatened horse-cur ! of your female friends nre suffering from ul- for New York. \ z cupy the time up to the opening of the league ! cerntions, displameitts,bearing-down sensations account should not be allowed. seuson in this city, May 25. Tlie lower strike a number of men have applied to the 11-13 K. M. W OOD, Judge. Touching at ROCKLAND,(Tillson’s Wharf),Rock­ West End Builrouil company for places as or unnatural discharges, use Dr. Pierce’s Fa­ A true copy—A tte st:—A. A . B ea t o n , Register. port, Belfast and Bucksport. Goods taken for all KJ floor, with thirty rows of seats, makes an vorite Prescriptions, wliich is sure to eradicate points in Maine. Freight received dally.. This excellent place of observation anil will ac­ drivers and conductors in case of a strike, these complaints in a sltort lime. It is the line affords shippers speedy transportation with with the malicious intention of taking tlie T(t the Judge o f Probate in and fu r the no rehandling ot goods. Low rates of freight and commodate, including standing room, only medicine for woman’s pecular ailments, most favorable terms of insurance. nearly (1(100 persons. The tipper tier, cars from tlie staliles as if for a regular sold hv druggists, under a postive guarantee County o f Knox. trip and then deserting them at some with seats for nearly 1000, is at a from the niantisac’urars, that it will give satis­ The petition of A. Z. Henderson, administrator FARE TO NEW YORK $4. tremendous pitch, but will afford a distance from tlie ollice. This sort of faction in every case or motley refunded. This on the estate of Marlboro Packard,late of Union, in x clear view of the field. The floor­ thing has been done in previous guarantee lias lia s been prinlek on the bottle- the county of Knox, deceased, intestate, respect­ .1. T. LOT1IROP, A < m T., strikes with the result of making the pas­ wrapper nnd faithfully carried out lor many fully represents, that tlie personal estate of said de­ ROCKLAND. ing is nearly till laid in these two sections, years. ceased is not sutlieient to pay tlie .just debts and do but the stairways nnd towers ure as yet sengers angry witli all concerned anil rob­ manda against said estate by the sum of about one mere skeletons, and little has been done un­ bing tlie company of a number of fares. Ills, Wills, and Pills. thousand dollars; that said deceased died seized Rockland and Vinalhaven derneath the stand beyond Hie framework I n like manner, printers have often pre­ and possessed of certain real estate, situate In said tended to accept employment in some dis­ An odd mixture of words, hut the sufferer county, and described as follows;—The homestead of tho partitions which are to divide tlie from constipation, indigestion, impure blood, farm of said deceased, .situated in said Union on the OJME TRIP DAILY. various rooms anil quarters. At least a tant city where there was a strike, hail biliousness, and other such ills, can be cured if Rice Ilill, so called. That a part of said real estate On and after Monday, October 3d, month's work will be necessary before the their passage paid to that city, and re­ lie wills, without taking the horrid, old-fash­ cannot be sold without injury to the remainder; turned on the next train, to brag of ioned pills. These nre superseded in our day and tho said Administrator requests that he may seats call be put in. be empowered, agreeably to law, to sell and convey STM’R PIONEER the exploit for all time afterward. by those wonder-working, yet tiny, little glob­ CAPT. WM. R. CREED, FLOATING SOAP ules, known as Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. all the above described reel estate, to. ether with ------IS ------Tito dreary period in the theaters is en­ the reversion of the widow’s dower therein,pursuant AIT il l lenve Carver’s Harbor Mrs. Quincy Shaw must have felt grati­ No griping, no drastic purging; do not cause to the provisions of law. J7 V j Vinalhaven, for Rook- T H E C H IE F livened this week by tho farewell visit of costiveness al'ierwards, as the old style pills do. land at 7 o’clock a. m. Mndjcska in Sliakesperean comedy. Kite fied when tho vole was taken in the com­ (Signed) A. Z. HENDERSON. For the Buth, Toilet arid Laundry, mon council on the question of providing One little Granule a dose. KNOX COUNTY—In Probate Court held at Rock. RETURNING, leave Rock­ Snow W hite and Absolutely Pure, is far more welcome to thousands of people land, on the third Tuesday of Murch, ISSN. land, Tillson Wharf, at 2 o’clock p. in., touching at here than the bluebirds or the prospective tlie means for taking up the kindergarten It is Not Best, Hurricane Island each way. If your dealer doe* nut keep White Cloud Snap work wliich she has inaugurated and firmly On the petition aforesaid, O r d e r e d , T h at no­ G . A . 8AFFORD, Agent, Rockland send 10 tents for suiuplu cuke to tho makers, lliayflowers. A sweet and gracious woman To believe all that a person tells you, hut tice be given by publishing a copy of said petition A. B. VINAL, Ageut, Vinalhaven. 37 and artistic actress, the melt of the pulpit established in Boston, that not a vote was when von hear that the best blood purifier is witli this order thereon, three weeks successively, JBS. S. KIRK & CO., might well envy her power of cheering ami cast in tlie negative. Newspaper support Sulpher Hitters, you can believe it, lor they prior to the third Tuesday .>f April next, in tlie did it. C(nuic/.Gazctlet a newspaper primed in Rockland, CHICACO. bettering the lives of her fellow creatures. cured me of a severe case of blood poisioning. that all persons Interested may attend at a Probate I tlie must have been desperately bent on It was a silly story 'Ute Record started Rev. A. Fairchild, New York City. Court then to be held in Rockland, and show Portland & Boston Stoamers. cause, if any, why the prayer of said petition evil who could have drawn anything but that The Herald “ faked” tlie blizzard re­ The peculiar pttrfying and building up pow­ port which it pretended to have got from should not be granted. F ir s t -Class S t e a m e r s of this refining influence troni her performances. ers ol Hoods Sarsaparilla make it the very E. M. WOOD, Judge. There is reason to fear that site really I Now York by way of Loudon. Tlie Her best medicine to take at this season. A true copy of the petition and order thereoti. means to retire from the stage. Many an aid isn't in the hubit of lying about such' 11-1‘‘> A tte st:—A. A. B ea t o n , R egister. OLD RELIABLE LINE unspoken lint heartfelt •God bless you” tilings, and men in Tlie Herald olliee say Give Ely’s Cream Balm a trial. This justly leave Franklin Wharf, Portland, will go with Iter. that tlie report was u bona fide cablegram. celebrated remedy for tlie cure of caturrli, hay every evening (Sundays excepted > fever, cold in the bead, Ac., can be obtained of at 7 o’clock, arriving in Boston in Bushels ol’ enormous deep sea cluin'* were any reputable druggist and may lie relied upon Portland Latin School _____ season for earliest trains for L o w - Tlie homely girl is having her day in at | thrown upon flic iieuclt utSwuiupseott,during as'ssuleund pleasant remedy lor the above ell, Lynn, W altham, Lawrence, Providence, leust one occupation. 1'rettiness is, of the late storm, and many lobsters unable to complaints and will give immediate relief. It PORTLAND, MAINE. Worcester, Fall Klver, Springfield, New- course, a great recommendation in securing keep tlieir grasp upon Hie bottom, were is not a liquid, snuff or powder, lias no olleii- Best facilities for instruction in Academic Studies, York, etc. Through Tickets to Boston at princi­ sive oiler mid can lie used at any time with with Military Drill. Faculty; Theo. F. Leighton pal II. It. Stations. _ 'he Best and Purest Medicine^ work at selling goods or keeping hooks in a j hurled upon the beach by I be waves. One (Yule), Joshua E. Crane (Brown), Head Ma»ters; J. F. L7SC0MB, Ora. Apetff business house, and so it was in respect to j good results, as thousands can testify, among ever m ade. Ill fisherman sold $31) worth ol lobsters which I them some of the attaches of this ollice. Chas. E. Cushing (Yale), Edmund A. DeGarrno running a type-writer wheir that useful j lie picked up on the beach. (Hamilton),Masters; Prof. H. F. Klenuer,Tactician . Itwlllllrlvetlio llinilorfroiiiyonr instrument first cutue into use. The work and Instructor in the Modern Languages. Board­ ^^^systi'in, nod inaki^your^ekiii Our common councilman arc rough on ADVICE TO MOTHERS. ing Students admitted on any date. For full inform­ was suitable for girls, it was economical to ation address either of the Head Masters. 51 38 hire them and most any mao would rather ■ Chinese. one of them recently in a meet Are you disturbed at night and broken of HANLY & LORD, titan not have liis oil ice oriiuuieuteil by a j iug, in trying to swear up to par tile repu- your rest by a sick child suffering and crying good-looking and stylish young woman. I tat ion of a colleague, boldly proclaimed hint witli pain ot cutting teeth ? If so send at once tA/ANTCn Young men of energy and honesty 276 MAIN STREET, i to he “peer of any Chinaman on God’s If A ll I LU. to take orders for “Cutely's Univer­ Bill all that is changed and the homely j and get a liottle of Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing green earth. ' This is hard on Li Hung sal Eilueator,” a thorough and eomplete’eneyelope- girl's chances of getting a situation Syrup lor Children Teething. Its value is in- dia mid business guide; indorsed as such by every I Chang. caleulalile. It will relieve the poor little suf- one that has seen it, and by every paper of national Real Estate Brokers and Agents, are several times as good as those of terer immediately. Depend upon it, mothers, her handsome sister. The reason Tlie New Eiighmd Women's Press asso ­ icpututiou in this country and Canada. The ttontun llttve Korprul line pieces of Property in ciation, wliich comprises about sixty “ lady there is no mistake aliout it. It cures dysentery Herald says of the hook : “ It is a curefully prepared □ is simple, The business men's wives have ) and dturrhiea, regulates the stomach and l>ow- and thoroughly useful work, and those who buy it this city wliich must be sold at once. hud something to say about it. it is un­ newspaper men” will have a benefit [ter els, cures wind eolie, softens the gums, reduces will get their money's worth.’’ N. E Journal of pleasant (or tlie most easygoing of wives formunco at tlie Hollis Street theater, April illumination,mid gives tone anil energy to the Education says : “No whoolroom in America can A NICK llKSIDENOK on Pleasant street thut 3. Mudjeska will give her services. afford to he without this great work us a hook of will be Mold this m onth, «ure. Ku»y Lerma und low to find a younger and prettier woman than whole system. Mrs, Winslow's Soothing reference” It is tho most complete, plain and price. herself conversant with ull her husband's C h a iu . e s C a l v i n . 1 Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant to the practical educational work ever published, and is taste, and is the prescription of one of the olil- Indispensable to the family and library. GATE- WANTED.—Houae witli some »ort of stable business affairs, of which she herself per attached to rent to good parties— Will pay $100. imps knows nothing, u«d worse still, to find RIVER AND HARBOR BILL. . est and best female nurses and physicians in LY it CO., W ashington Bt., Boston. 8 21 % >,. "e the United States, mid is for sale liy all ilrtig- TO RENT—Several nice place# in thia city. ** % & ?o 4. \ ' this rival continually at her husbuud’s gi-ts throughout the world. Brice 25 cents a elbow The must devoted of husbands T h e A ppropriiit lims fur the Improvem ent bottle. WANTED*-A good houao-lot within 10 minutes would hardly deny himself tlie privilege of of Now Inglam l Waters. walk of the poatottice. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. ulmiring his comely oflice-eompunion, as Washington, March 27.—Tho river and f BEAUTIFUL iiis trusting wife easily imagines, if she i harbor committee lias completed its bill. The B ust S a l v e in the world for Cuts, For liat of property for aale and particulars wants to satisfy herself ou tills point, she 1 The following are the items for New Eug- Bruises, Burn.-, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, of price#, etc., apply to Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil­ Dune % |T| makes visits of inspection to the urtlee , laud: 1IANLY LORD, only a tcuX? % % ., 6 ’ o. &/' ' s with monotonous regularity. Hence tlie Maine harbors—Rockland, $30,000; Saco blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and Cut Flow ers ill. Il Is Ihu^k ^ ./'o .‘>o <4. ' . demund for homely girls. They are neces­ positively cures Piles or no pay. It is guar­ 878 MAIN ST., KOCKLAND. 82 nd *i..uiHst^k''z o 'a 1 breakwater, $12,500; York, $10,000; Port- anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money ra­ nu. Try U, aud^^c/*<< sary lor tho preservation of family peace. Order Early and secure laud, $25,000; Buth cove, $15,000. Rivers— fundediled. Price 25 cents per (six.i ,For sale by th e B est. 11 ho satisfloff. Tlie only trouble is that a typewriting sec­ Lubee ebanuel, $10,000; Penobscot river, W. H. Kittredge. Iy47 , of your Druggist. it. retary must be intelligent; ami intelligent ~ M. T. CRAWFORD, Wait. GBTlTATONCE^k ’’ $10,000: Nurrugagus. $10,000; Saco river, girls are more liuble to be attractive than $10,000. Ladies Wiio Bloat. u ure suffering from K1<1^ not. il there are any intelligent damsels New Hampshire harbors—Portsmouth, wins*, ami Wish In live h. — What a great number there are; how uncom- * n ) r i l c r . by until, U'lctfruph ur le li p h o n u e. use SUU’IHK BITrElfsN who are homely here is their opportunity. $15,000; Little Harbor, $10,000; Cocheco foitable it makes them ; it is almost impossible Attorney & Counsellor at law , lover fail to cure. There are still some places where prettiness river, $11000. fer those atiiicted to onjoy life. In my private W. F. NORCROSS, is no disadvantage. These are the lurge Vermont harbors—Burlington, $25,000; praetiee I have always found Sulpher Bitters ROCKPORT MAINE. a 'DnmV TUzy/vV M/ifai-ry Dti Hl in Send if i-cent stamps to A. 1*. Ordway 4 Co.. offices where there are number of clerks Gordon’s l-audiug, $10,000. Rivers—Utter to be the best remedy. All who are thus troub­ 20U Muiu St., iioctluuil. K-joluii, Muss., for best medical work published f itueliier, or the offices cj unmarried men. . creek, $2500. led should use it. Mrs. Dr. Childs, Boston. |riIE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1888

VINALHAVEN. MATINICUS. THOMASTON. CAMDEN The conservative Portland Advertise,- grace­ The town schools commenced yesterday, New flirtation on Carver street' Sch. Clara A. Brnncr, Capt. Will Ames of fully joins the Cleaves phalanx nnd says; We received a pleasant call Wednesday from Apr. 2nd. Brighton street has a haunted house. this place, arrived March 2itli lrom west. Mr. Cleaves is a man of tried and proved Miss L. A. Keene, representing T h e C ot b - Capt. Isaac Coombs lias arrived home from Capt. Emery Smith invested $10 in the Capt. Jack Ames, Preston AmeR and Horatio integrity and ability, and so far is the peer of ifr G a z e t t e . , _ „ Hall went over to Green Island and back again other honorable men whose names have been Capt. Allen Strong, of seh. Gcorgle B. Mc­ Philadelphia. State of Maine Atlas. Monday. Farland Is at the house of Capt. Strong on Miss Georgia Haskell lias returned from a proposed for the nomination f..r Governor, lie Ned P. Walker is in Boston visiting his Yacht Nereid, Capt, Edson Archibald, and is also one of those brave men whom, a quar­ Dunn street. visit to Searsmont. brother, W. A. Walker. Capt. Jack Ames, took a cruise, Inst week to ter of a century ago, the Republicans of Maine Capt. Janies Watts and Gorham B.Mathews, There was an Easter concert at the Metho­ Seh. J. C. Clifford loaded here with rough Deer Is e. prbposed to remember nnd honor whenever the master and mate of the ill-fated ship John T. dist church Sunday evening. stone Saturday tor Philadelphia. opportunity should arrive. 1 he party wrongs Berry, are at home. Jack Stinson, esq., of So Deer Isle arrived Hon. nnd Mrs. J. B. Stearns have returned Sch P. M. Bonnie, Burgess, arrived here here the 22d to attend the Salmagundi Society itself and dishonors its most glorious traditions Bnmham Hvlcr, mate of seh. Carrie Strong, home, from their western trip. Friday from Belfast, with general cargo. when it allows tlint promise to lie forgotten or came home last week, and will engage in sail­ entertainment. Mr. Stinson is a member of set aside. In this ease, fortunately, tliere is Miss Mae Alden, daughter of W. G. Alden, Sch. M. W. Bates, Smitli. arrived here Sat­ the society. making at Lynn, Mass. is at borne from Wellesley College. every prospect that the promise will lie remem­ J. Henderson A Co., who have been for years urday with a load of hay from Belfast for li. There were busy times here Saturday., the bered nnd that Lieutenant Cleaves will be the agent of the American Express, will next The bell has been removed from the town G. Co. 24th ult. Three families were moving at the next Governor of Maine. week transfer the agency to Joshua S. Lincoln. hall to the High School building. The committee on engines has decided to same time; Freeman C. Norton moves to Miss Farnsworth of Rockland is visiting purchase a Silsbury steam tire engine. So we Lewiston; Fred Barton moved to Wheaton's Easter Sunday was bright and fair. Several Island; and Capt.Weston Ames has moved N E W of the churches were decorated with beautiful Miss Faroline Bachelder, Elm street. will soon be lully equipped in Ibis direction. The street recently laid out from High to The funeral of J. II. McIntosh took place nt into the Lather Tolman house. flowers and the services were appropriate to the Miss Addle Bnrtlctt, of East Dixfield, closed day. shore will open some line building lots. Union church on Saturday. He was n mem- EGGS! EGGS!! her of Lafayette Carver Post, G. A. II., also of her school here Thursday March 22d. Miss Adna A. Fales, gate keeper nt the Maine The Masons nnd Odd Fellows have appoint­ Bartlett is n nice teacher nnd one that lias ed n committee to consult in regard to new Star of Hope Lodge, I. O. O. F. After service State Prison, has resigned Ilia position, and the Post took charge nnd the remains were given great satisfaction in this place. The af­ moves next week to Lisbon where he will en­ balls. conveyed to Carver cemetery. The. Odd Fel­ ternoon of the last day was greatly enjoyed by I offer eggR for batching from high cln** P lym ­ gage In farming. John Daly is putting the yachts nnd boats in a number of friends of the school who witnessed outh Rock, Hawkin'* Corbin and Twitchell Strain*. his care in order, also Is very busy with new lows did escort duty. Mr. McIntosh was a Tomorrow (Wednesday) evening Our Own good citizen and ills memory will he cherished readings by Adelin Philbrook. John Young, Wyartdottcs, Hawkin’* Strain, Single Comb Brown DRESS GOODS Hook and Ladder Co. hold their third annual work. by us all. Chas. Burgess, Ellen Hall. A dialogue, Leghorn. W. K Bonney Strain, who ban been a levee and dance in Union Hall, and an attract­ Easter Sunday was appropriately noticed nt “ What I hey Say,” was acted by Orin Burgess, James Tufnell from this place, who lias Etta Hall, Harry nnd Alenn Voting in excellent breeder of Brown Leghorn* since 1800. ive program is offered to please the public. all tho churches. The llornl decorations were been in England during the winter, intended to in keeping with the day. style, recitations by Corn Norton, Adelin Niven Mehan, Herman Benner and Newell sail for home, April 1st. On aceounr of im­ Abbott, Maud Norton, declamation "Betsy E. Vinal were appointed by the town to exam­ St. Paul’s Lodge, F. nnd A. M., presented portant business he will not leave until the and I Are Gut,” by Horntlo Cric, Chas, 13 Eggs...... $1 00 ...... AT ...... ine the lower bridge (so called) and report on Amity Lodge with $50 to help them to replace 26th. He will sail on steamer 1’avonin. This Burgess,Orin Burgess.Others by Willie Brown, its condition and recommend what ought to their jewels lost by the Intc lire. will make 35 times lie lias crossed the Atlantic. Herbert Tolman, and Freeman Hall, dialogue 26 Eggs...... 1 75 he dono to render the same safe for travel The Masons met nt the ball of the Knights In his earlier days he was in the English Sur­ “ What Wo think of Flowers, Cora Norton, Prof. I. 11. Burkett has closed his term of of Honor last week. They arc to occupy the vey and has visited nearly every country on Alena Young,Oracle Young, Adelin Philbrook, 39 Eggs...... 2 50 juvenile dancing school, winding up with an hall over the bank for the present. the globe. Augusta Ames, Ellen Hall; dialogue, "Trying exhibition ball. There was a large number in The improvements to be made on the pur­ “Nevada, or tlie Lost Mine" was played nt to Appear Rich," Alena Young, Jessie Ames, attendance to witness tho graceful dancing of chase made by llnr Harbor parties of Jas. Town Hall, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, Etta Hall, Grade Young. There wns a 37EKLIN DUCKS. the children. Prof. Burkett is to teach another Ogier’s Inrni are to be very extensive. nnd was very pleasing to all. The cast of composition about "Girls” written and school. Mr. Miller of Quincy, Mass., lias bought a characters wns excellent and tiic play was read by Harry Young also otic about “ Boys” 11 Eggs...... $2 00 E.B.HASTINGS The management of the T. II. S. graduation lot of Messrs. Shepherd at Ballard Park, and rendered in a very effective manner. For written nnd read by Etta Hall. Alena Young ball and their friends were very much pleased amateur actors we think it the best we ever and Etta Hall were the champion spellers. is to erect a fine summer residence. saw. 22 Eggs...... 3 00 with the attendance of the large and pleasant Withington & Glover, the contractors on the RAZORVILLE. party from Rockland, who by their presence HOPE. Respectfully your?, made the occasion one of so decided success. stone villa Norumbcga, are putting some very Win. Colligan made a short visit in Rock­ elaborate oak finish on the interior of same. Frank Handley has been pressing consider­ land last week. See another column for full report of the hall. able bay. Nelson S. Fales has been appointed gate The G. A. II. boys are to celebrate the an­ Floyd Bruce bus gone to Patterson, N. J., to niversary of Lee’s surrender next Monday by Mr. and Mrs. Waterman have returned to work in an insane asylum. keeper at the Maine State Prison. Mr. Fales Benton to their daughter’s. C has/F. Spear was a member of 7th Regiment, Maine Vols.. a camp-fire and military hall. Give them a Miss Susie Collins visited friends and rela­ and received n terrible wound on the thigh at full house. Joseph Bartlett of Appleton was in town tives in Waldoboro last week. * IKK’KLXXD, MAINE. the battle of Chnnccllorsville, from which he John Culmnne of Bar Harbor is looking last week visiting his daughter, Mrs. Thorn­ has suffered ever since, making him a cripple over the many good chances for investments in dike. Beniamin B. Robbins is confined to the house n for life. His appointment is received with town and will probably make u selection and The funeral of B. F. Melvin, late of Lowell, with u vpry severe attack of rheumatism. W e have just re­ commendation by the whole community. locate here. occurred at the church Wednesday, lint on a c ­ Mrs. Warren Turner of Palermo Center is Monday evening of last week a delegation of The outlook for the future of tho new Cam­ count of the had weather nnd going the attend­ visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. L. Grotton. sixty from Edwin Libby Relief Corps, of Rock­ den Woolen Mill is encouraging. Although ance was small. Miss Susie Collins of tills place lias opened land, visited P. Henry Tillson Relief Corps of but just started their manufactures take a front School meeting wns held at the Corner dis­ a dressmaker’s shop at Washington Mills. Site this town. There were pleasantly entertained rank with the best in the market. The corpor­ trict Saturday, S. L. Bills agent. School meet­ has rooms at the residence of Mrs. George in Grand Army Hall, and tallies for a collation ation made no mistake when they employed ing in the Payson district, Tuesday, John Brown. ceived a new lot of were spread in the adjoining Good Templar Mr. Faunee as superintendent. Wright, agent. The many friends of E. W. Lessner will he Hall. A special train brought the ladies from UNION. sorry to learn that he is fast failing. Mr. Rockland, nnd they were accompanied by ROCKPORT. Lessner is a highly esteemed citizen and is Comrades Ingraham, Carver and Hodgkins. John Grinnell goes to Wakefield, Mass., this universally liked. Arrived Thursday seh. Annie I.. Wilder week. Silk W arp Henri­ GEORGE’S RIVER. from Boston. Tlie funeral services of the late Obadiah Arrived Friday sch. Ira Bliss to load lime Miss Minnie Daniels has returned from Bar Day were held at the residence of his brother, M. K. Linekln is at work on the quarry at Harbor for a short vacation. Otis Day. Mr. Day was born in this town Clark's Island. lor Shepherd. D. J. Clough goes Io Boston this week to buy John Small of Rockport is in town, and will April 4th, 1.844, and will he missed by all who Lester F. Davis has been at work for Israel remain through the summer can-making. knew him. E. Clarke the pnst week. a press and type for his newspaper. Mrs. A. H. Jones of Rockland has been vis­ Georgie, son of C. 11. Morton, fell from tho it is very sickly thonghout this section. ettas in all the N ew George Kelloeh has gone a trip to New York iting Mrs. Emma Talbot durir g the past week. scaffold to the floor of the barn, breaking his Those on the sick list now are E. W. Lessner, with Capt. Alden Kelloeh in sell. Telegraph of arm between the elbow and shoulder. A. L. Grotton, Mrs. George Clark, Mrs. Capt Thomaston. 8. E. Shepherd was at Biddeford Pool Inst The drama “ Soldier of Fortune” wns pre­ Farrar, Mrs. Joseph Marr, llev. E. C. Shat­ Miss Maude E. Cummings returned home week looking after sch. Lizzie J.CIark, wrecked sented in Town Hall, Thursday evening, by the tuck, Mrs. James W. Farrar and Frank Lin­ from South Warren Saturday, where she has there sonic time ago. Patron's Dramatic Club to a good house con­ coln. been visiting the past two weeks. Henry George and wife moved to Rockland, sidering the postponement and had travelling. We see that our merchant, P. G. Ingalls, is EGGS! EGGS!! Shades, and shall Mrs. Lucy S. Bassick of Seal Harbor has, Monday week. Her house on Mechanic street All of the parts were well taken and rendered about closing out his stock ol goods. His been visiting her mother, Mrs. Snrah Clarke has been rented to Frank Paul. in a pleasing manner. many friends will be sorry to hear of this the past week, but has now returned home. Capt. Lon. Rust arrived home Friday, hav­ It would seem as though tliero was not much move, lie has been in trade here over twenty Now Ready to Furnish Customers ing ’eft schooner Pocahontas in Providence, interest taken in school district No. 1 by tlie years, and is liked as a merchant and as a citi­ ROCKVILLE. II. I. trouble they are having to get an agent. At zen. He has held several offices oi trust in sell them at • the Andrew Norwood has gone to the Island to Hon. O. G. Hall of Waterville will deliver the first meeting there was not enough for a town and nt tlie present time is Town Treasur­ MIDDLE STREET work. the Memorial address before Fred A. Norwood quorum; at the next an agent was chosen who er. Woodbury Parker has moved into Fred Post. was not present and refused to serve after being The revival meetings led by George Lincoln Sailed Saturday sell. Stephen G. Hart of notified ; at tlie next meeting, which is called at tlie residence of Win. Colligan arc resulting Davis’ brick house. April 5th, we hope an agent will be chosen POULTRY YARD. Mrs. Wm. Frank Norwood is very sick with Tenant's Harbor, for Norfolk with ice from in much good. They are well attended, more very low price of Rockport Ice Co. who will serve. • coming than can get into the house. There Laced Wyandottes, HawkinBStrain... .$1.00 for 13 sciatic rheumatism. has been a deep religious interest manifested Deputy Collector Sherman lias had a Hag- APPLETON. S. C. B. Leghorns, Bonney Strain...... 1.00 for 13 Mrs. Lucy Grover has returned to her daugh­ from the beginning, and a large number of R. C. W. Leghorn, Silver Luke Strain.. LOO for 1.1 ter’s, Mrs. A. Howard’s. stair erected over his office, and has the regula­ Mrs. M. F. Hanly has gone to Iloekland. tion revenue ilag Hying for the first time. conversions is reported anil the only lack is a Plymouth Rocks, Drake Strain ...... 1.00 for 13 We are pleased to see Reuben Howard on F. E. Carkin has gone to Boston on business. scarcity of singers. our streets again, recovered from his recent A good sized building is to be built by Mrs. Bull* Cochin, T odd S train...... 1.00 for 13 II. B. Eaton this spring. The site is on the Mrs. S. J. Gushee has returned from a visit BURKETV1LLE. Black Cayuga Ducks Egas...... 2.00 for 11 fall. lot now occupied by Chas. Veazie’s market. to Lincolnville. The Captain Poland farm in Washington is $1.00 Wescott Smith has returned from South Bos­ John Lane has moved from the Mills to his soon to be occupied by Nelson Pierpont of a J D D T l E S S , ton, where he has been spending the winter Sailed tho 27th sch. I.anra T. Chester with lime from Carleton, Norwood & Co., for B os­ place on the Ridge. Liberty. with bis daughter. ton; also scb. Emily Swift for Boston with Miss Georgie Sweetiand of Iloekland is vis­ We are gratified at tlie good fortune of Mrs. II. F. HIX, - Middle St., The Ladies Relief Society meets today with lime from Carleton, Norwood & Co. iting friends in Appleton. Eliza Peaks in receiving a pension ns widow of Mrs. Maria Tolman. There Is a prize quilt to Arrived Friday sch. E d'ard Everett from E. II. Hilton and son have gone to Massa­ Wm. G. Peaks, deceased. It is a deserving ROCKLAND. MAINE. Per Yd. W e shall be disposed of this evening. Boston with freight and grain ; also sch. W. chusetts to visit a few weeks. case and we are glad that justice, though tardy, U . O. B o x 3 3 5 . bus been done. WEST CAMDEN. C. Norcross, with freight from Boston; also Preston Smitli preached an interesting ser­ The late rain raised Oyster River Pond seven­ seh. Mary Hawes, freight from Boston. mon nt the Baptist house, Sunday. MATINICUS. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Visitors teen inches, and it now has all that it can hold. Sailed Friday sch. O. M. Merritt for New V. O. Kellar has been in Thomaston several York witli lime from S. E. & II. L. Shepherd; Fred C. Hall made a short visit to relatives 4 /ways Welcome. also open this w eek John C. Thorndike has sold his farm to Geo. days receiving medical treatment. at So. Thomaston recently. n B. Bowley, and bought the Edward S. Sturrett also seh. Magnolia, for Boston with lime from O. P. Shepherd; also sch. Prince Le Boo, for At the annual meeting of grade school dis­ We are pleased to learn that Mr. and Mrs. pluce, near the corner of Mt. Pleasant road. Boston with lime from G. F. Burgess & Son ; trict H. N. Titus was elected agent and Frank Edward Ames have returned from Camden HATCHINC William Andrews will soon vacate the Star­ Gushee clerk. also sch. Humboldt, for Boston witn lime from where they have been tlie past winter with From the following Thor­ red place und move into the hotel owned by J. G. E. Carleton. A pound party was held in Grange Hall Mrs. Aines’ parents, Capt. and Mrs. Seth W. Oxton at the Corners. He will not keep a Caldcrwood. oughbred Stock: our w hole new line At tile regular meeting of the llockport Thursday evening for the benefit of Preston public house. Smith. Sixteen dollars was realized. A sixteen weeks school closed here the 22d Plymouth Rocks, Somebody has taken without permission two School Corporation held Friday night, Hon. P. J. Carleton was elected director for the en­ WILEY’S CORNER. ult., taught by Miss Addie Bartlett ot East or three cords of wood belonging to J. L. Ingra­ suing three years, C. F. Richards and H. L. Dixfield, greatly to the satisfaction of the in­ Wyandottes, ham and E. P. Thorndike. It was piled near Shepherd being on the board witli him. Same The works oi the Atlantic Granite Co. have habitants. Miss Bartlett is considered a very the road and handy to get at. board of assessors were re-elected: J. II. Eells, shut down. estimable young lady by those who have made Light Brahmas, of W ool H enriet­ Mt. i’leasant Grange has decided to have an Capt. James Magune nnd .1. W. Ingraham; Sch. Anna A. Holton, Gilehrcst, sailed for her acquaintance here. entertainment in the near future, and a com­ Joseph H Gould, treasurer; raised $250 for New York last week. One of our worthy merchants, Otis Abbott, White Plymouth mittee has been appointed to make the necess­ support of l-'rec High School; $25 for taking Sch. Seventy-Six, Teel, sailed down river had a chopping bee. They all did well at the ary arrangements. Miss Cora I.. Buzzell is care of clock; and $5 standing reward for in­ Sunday lime-laden for New York.. wood-pile and equally us well at the supper Rocks, first on the committee. formation of damage donu to corporation Sell. Eliza Levensaler, Kelloeh, is loaded table which was tastefully arrayed with an Pekin Ducks, tas. T he finest as­ NORTH HAVEN. property. witli lime and ready for a wind to sail for New abundance of Aunt Hannah’s good cooking. York. Greatly to tlie delight of the young folks there Mr. nnd Mrs. Nelson.Mullin went to Rock­ WARREN. was a party in the evening which was enjoyed $1 PER SETTING land Friday. Seb. John 11. Perry arrived from New Bed­ by all who attended. James Tengue is confined to the house by ford last week, ami will load Hme at Thomas­ KNOWLTON BROS., Camden, Me. Mrs. Job Philbrook is visiting relatives at sickness. Carver’s Harbor. ton for New York. WASHINGTON. Mention C otiiiE ii.G A zr.TTE. 11. sortm ent of color* Mail packet Greyhound now makes her regu­ We have another M. D. here in town looking A special town.meeting is called for today to Mrs. Bessie I). Leighton has returned to her over the place to see if the prospects are favor­ see it the town will take steps towards building lar trips to Rockland. able for locating. home in Hanover, Mass. EGGS! EGGS!! George Carver went to Rockland Wednesday a poor-house for the town farm. Luther Shaw was in Waldoboro and Rock­ to go cook of seh. Ella Pressey. Thomas Burns, late superintendent of the Mrs. Edward Watts went to Boston Saturday land lust week on business. Warren Powder Mills and J. Paul Jones an morning to join her husband, who has just ar­ ONE DOLLAR FOR TH IR TE E N ings ever shown in Capt. Aaron Smitli goes soon to Green's employee, have gone to New York to work. Wilkes J. Maddoeks. who has driven stage rived there from the south in hark Chestina for Mr. Mooers lor two years, Inis accepted an SIXGLE COMB BllOWX 1.EGI10RV, BOXXE ) Landing, where lie will open a barber shop. Miss Caddie Burgess returned home Satur­ Redman. Levi McDonald, who has been at work in offer to go to Massachusetts, which he will st r a in . day last from Bethel where she has passed the CUSHING. accept. ROSE CO Nil WHITE LEGHORN SILVER Pensacola, Fla., bus gone from there to Cali­ winter with her aunt, Mrs. William Lovejoy. LAKE STRAIN. fornia. Orrin II. Woodcock is visiting relatives in Dr. anil Mrs. Charles E. McCurdy tire in Georges River Mills purchased GO,000 pounds town, at the doctor’s father’s. The doctor has PRIZES TAKEN WHEREVER SHOWN. DressG oods.These R. M. Dyer is finishing in walnut and ash of woo! ut Bangor, which comes by boat to So. Waldoboro. the interior of F. O. Smith’s steam launch, Miss Sarah A. Daggett of Bremen is at her been attending medical lectures at Baltimore Rockland thence hauled to the mill by Cas­ this winter. C. A . A N D E R S O N . Faustina. well’s teams. brother’s, Joshua Daggett's. CARE C. E. RISING. 10-14 E. C. Brown will take command of seh. llev. Mr. Hunnewell of Bangor occupied the George Collamore of Friendship was at M. Easter services at tlie M. E. church Sunday Electric Flash and go lime-coasting from Rock­ Cong'l pulpit Sunday, and the Rev. Mr. Green L. Woodcock’s last week. were beautiful and appropriate. The sermon land to Boston. by Rev. J. H. Beale was especially interesting goods will be the, arrived Friday with his family and entered School meeting iti district No. 1 Saturday aiid applicable. EGGS FOR HATCHING. Nearly all tho coasters that have wintered in upon his pastorate with the Baptist church on afternoon; in No. 1 Wednesday. Pulpit Harbor have gone to Rockland to begin Sunday last. A week from next Sunday Rev. Mr. Beale PLYMOUTH ROCKS-GOOl) STRAIN. Miss Clara F. Bradford has been engaged to preaches his farewell sermon nt this pluce. work once more. An Easter concert was held at the Cong’l teach the summer term of school in district Mr. Beale has been here three years. When 50 CENTS FOR 13. Seb. Churies Haskell has arrived home from church Sunday evening. Miss Grace Walker No. I. he leaves he will take the kind wishes of his W. H. SMITH, - Trinity St., ltoeklanil. winter fishing in Ipswich Bay. She has been having returned home favored the audience School meeting in district No. 3 Saturday. many friends and supporters. We hope be 111.14 most popuar worn this fairly successful, und will start soon for New­ with one of bar select songs much to the pleas­ The following officers were elected : Modera­ will he stationed near us, if not here. foundland to engage in the cod fishery. ure of all. tor, A. I,. Wall; clerk. C. A. Fogerty; agent, We are sorry to lose from our town J. G. A gentleman who lias travelled over several Win. H. Robinson. The fuel for the year will SOUTH WARREN. WANTED. Spaulding, who bus kept the tide gt age here states remarked that he had not struck so neat be furnished by Viual Wallace for $9.70. Alvah Gilehrcst of St. George has been vis­ We are wanting a large force of SMART lor some years. Tho station has been removed and cosy a hotel for many a day ns Hotel War­ AND INTELLIGENT MEN to travel and ho- NORTH WASHINGTON. iting his mother. season and we shall liy government from here to Savannah, Ga., ren, kept by W. F. Wight of this place. So Miss Hattie Wallace of Iloekland lias been licit orders for ’ Trees, Slitubs, Vines Etc., ON and Mr. Spaulding leaves for there this week, say we all of us who have been there. Alonzo L. Grotton is confined to his house visiting Miss Caddie Spear. SALARY. Expenses paid. having packed and sent the machinery before. The remains of Malcolm L. Anderson, who by sickness. Mrs. Spaulding, will nut yet go south, but will Mrs. E. Delano of Friendship lias been at 8- T. CANNON & CO., Augusta, Me. died in Oakland, Cal., arrived here Tuesday, Madison Howard has lumber on the ground her brother's, Capt. E. Bradford’s. spend the summer in Backfield. the 27th. in charge of Mr. Sweeney, a member i and will build this spring. 8.15* Job Spear lias purchased oi Will Foster of have a lame line of the Fox Island Thoroughfare is once more open, of tho Oakland Baseball Club, they delivering Samuel Cunninghum has u valuable horse -A- 2G -I? aso o after having been closed by ice for over two the remains free of expense. He was burled Cushing bis driving horse, Gray Stranger. which was taken lame recently on the road 1 1 1 v i « t r a t c c l months. Revenue cutler Woodbury had made that day in the Sterling lot, by the side of his from Rockland here, and is unlit to use. Misses Jennie Clark, Lilia Nash and Mary a number of attempts to go through, and about lather. Robinson have been visiting at Ira Libby’s. FREE! 3 ? n p o r two weeks ago succeeded in making a track Tlie new manager of the Singer Co. at Rock­ D escriptive o f the Soil, Climate, Productions, GREEN'S LANDING. land, Mr. Burbank, was here recently. We Miss A. F. Walter lias finished a successful down through, which allowed the ice to shift judge the company to lie ably represented at term ol school ut this place and alter a few Manufacturing Industries and M in era l best colors to select and endangered the vessels frozen in there. weeks vacation will take a School at Rockville. W ealth of Virginia und other Southern States. .Suturday of a week ago the Dallas came ill and Haskell & Small are starling in work on Iloekland. W rite to broke the ice up line so that it went out, free­ several jobs. The meetings conducted hv Geo. Lincoln at W. R. REV I Liz, Gen'l Piuw. Agent, ing the vessel. Next day she went into Pulpit Hon. Geo. M. Warren of the governor's this place have been very interesting and profit­ ATTENTION FARMERS! ROANOKE, VA., Harbor and broke up the icn there and towed council was in town Saturday. able, and the result must appear even to the Enclosing 2-eent Stamp. 10 some of the coasters to Rockland. The good B. 8. Thurlow has been in Washington, I). careless observer to tie for the best interests of from . work of these cutters along our coast cannot C., to look after his interest in Reservoir Out­ the community. We hope liro. Lincoln’s There will be a meeting of farmers and others Are you going to take a Spring medi­ efforts will be crowned with continued success. be too highly appreciated. let there. interested in the subject of creameries in City cine? Ho yon want tlie best blood Puri­ MARTINSVILLE. Goss & Small, and Eaton, Grant A Martin O W L ’S H E A D . Hall, at 2 p. m., Saturday, April 7. Much in­ fier in Hie market, the best Remedy for Dancing school has closed. have secured the contract for cut stone, for a Mrs. Addic Witcher is very. terest is manifested among the farmers in this job In New Y’ork. Mrs. Lizzie Page is quite sick. Mrs. Iona Arey of Rockport is visiting her vicinity and it is hoped there will he a large Indigestion, tho best Liver Regulator, a J. Goss, Jr., has arrived home from New Rev. Mr. Andrews preached in the Baptist parents here. attendance so that the matter may lie discussed splendid Invigorating Tonic that will York where he has been to secure a contract of Miss May Maddoeks, who lias been spending E.B.HASTINGS church, Sunday. and steps taken towards the establishment of make you strong and well? Then try stone work. We hear he was successful. tlie winter in Medfield, Mass., returned home Capt. Wm. Bickuiore and son Allen were in A paper lias been in circulation for subscript­ such an industry in this city. All farmers in Hell’s Sarsaparilla, Do not pay one dol­ town last week. Thursday of last week. ion, toward the support of a settled pastor over Mrs. Francis Harlow is visiting at John Rockland und the surrounding towns are cor­ lar for-auy other, hut get "Bell's” anti Capt. Elbridge Cook will take command of the church here, with flattering success. dially invited to attend and throw as much schooner Georgia Anna this spring. Speed’s. save oOcts on every bottle, T hat it is the Capt. Morton Joucs has launched his schoon­ FRIENDSHIP. Miss Hoxie Maddoeks is stopping at E. II. light upon the subject as possible. Cochran's, Iloekland. best Sarsaparilla in Hie market there is er oil the beach, and will soon be ready for Capt. N. W. Thompson, having sold his in­ ---- . - sea. terest in sch. 11. Bowers, which lie has com­ Herbert Farr is with Simonton Brothers, BOOK POSTING. not a question, By Durggistsand Deal­ Mrs. Minnie Collins of Saiatoga, N. Y.. who manded uboui eight years, returned to his Iloekland. His family have lately arrived Arthur Holmes, book-keeper for the Rock­ ers everywhere. has been the guest of Edward Cook, has re­ home in Friendship Saturday, where he will lrom Houlton, and are visiting at Capt. Chatt­ land Beef Co., is prepared to attend Io all kinds turned home. remain until the completion of his new schoon­ ier Furr's. of book-posting, auditing of accounts, und er which will he built the coming season by AT HOME AGAIN. Capt. Phineas Harris left home Friday. • • Franklin Waterman of North Haven has book-keeping in all its brunches. Mr. Holmes W M . J . BOBBINS utilities ill* frien d . that lie Win. Harris is tirst mate, Geo. Cook second Washburn Bros, of Thomaston. has hud fourteen years experience ut the busi­ in home again und will attend to all kinds of 1*A mum. They went to Viuulbaven to load stone Capt. Stephen E. Poland of seb. Hattie Dunn sold to western parties a few acres on Iron ness and those who have had business dealings 1'EB H A N G IN G aud P A IN T IN G . O rd er. Uli.y for New York. I is ut home for a lew days. Point including the steamboat wharf. with him are referred to for reeomnieudation. lie left at G. W . D h a k e ’s for the preaeut. 4 THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1888 7

SRartnt department. IN THE PROCESSION. THOMASTON BOYS STATEMENTS OF INSURANCE COMPANIES In an account of the celebration of Wash­ Tag Nellie is receiving a new rudder. ington's birthday in Seattle,W. T.,we see that Who are Carving Out Honorable Posi­ tions for Themselves. ---- nEmUHEMTED Tty Sch. Vulcan, Lewis, arrived from Salem one of South Thomaston’s respected citizens, F riday. Dr. O. F. Cushing, tvho at one time was lo­ Sch. Hunter, Whitten, is on the South Marine the venerable Asa Coombs, took a prominent part, occupying a scat in the governor’s car­ cated in this city, is now at 1472 Washington Hallway for repairs. street, Boston, and having an excellent busi­ Seh. Maynard Sumner, Dyer, is loading coal riage in the procession. Mr. Coombs was at Baltimore for New York. in his eighth year when Washington was laid ness. Dr. Cushing is also paying considerable attention to tnusie, and we learn Hint he has re­ COCHRAN & SEWALL, Seh. Georgia Berry, Ginn, is discharging to rest. broken and egg coal nt Prescott’s. ------. ceived many flattering musical offers. Sch. Eva May, McDulfv, went to Vinalhavcn LETTER CARRIERS. Ralph S. French, esq., is now located at his BERRY BLOCK, MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND, ME. Friday to load stone for Baltimore. old home in Thomaston. Mr French came to Seh. M. A. Arhorn, Achorn, arrived in Phil­ Postmaster Hurley has estimated the postal Thomaston from Boston on the death of his adelphia Thursday from Porto Rico. receipts at the office in this city for the fiscal father, the late G. W. French, esq., and now Risks are Taken at This At-ency on all Insurable Property, at as Reasonable Rates Sch. Jennie A. Cheney, Cushman, is in Port­ year which ended Saturday, and the receipts occupies his father's old law office. Business land discharging guano from Barren Isle. are over the required 810,000, so that Rock­ as can be Effected in any Reliable Company. Sch. Erie B. Hall, Hall, is coming to New entrusted to his care will receive prompt and York from Matanzas with molasses, at about land will probably have the letter carrier sys­ carelnl attention. S2.2fi. tem. Seh. Fleetwing is receiving repairs nt the Applleitions for positions will now tie in SEARSMONT FIRE. ALL LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID AT THIS AGENCY. North Railway. She will receive a new poop order. and her house will he raised. An Unfortunate Happening for That H. S. Perry Is nt work upon sails for sch. W. C. U. Enterprising Little Town. Abstract of tho Annual Statement of the Annual Statement of the Abstract of Statement of the Luella Snow, at Bermuda. I . I,. Snow .St Co. have bought the schooner's cargo of coni. At an early hour Friday morning the 23d In accordance with a resolution of the ult. the dwelling house ol Mrs. Russell, Sears- (Etna Insurance Company, Home Insurance Company, Hartford Fire Insurance Company, One of our captains, so It is reported, had National Woman's Christian Temperance Jan u ary 1, 1888. mont, was discovered to be on fire on the roof Made to the As made to the Insurance Commis-Ioner of th quite an experience, when homeward bound, Union, all the pastors in the city have been re­ State of Maine on the first day of Jan., 1888. Capital stock, (all paid in),...... $1,250,000 00 the other morning, in tryii g to dodge the near the chimney, and it was soon in flames Cash capital...... $3,<«00,000 00 ASSETH. quested to preach upon “Sabbath Observance" C apital stock, nil paid u p ...... $4,000,000 00 morning star. and communicating rapidly to the postofflcc Reserve for unearned premiums...... 3,274,701 00 Cash on hand, In bank, and cash Items. $983,734 28 The North Marine Railway has been tem­ the first or second Sunday in April. and store occupied by Win. Andrews, and the ASSETS AH FOLLOWS : Reserve for unpaid losses nnd claim s.. 400,118 80 Rents and accrued interest...... 34,517 09 porarily repaired, and sch. Ella Francis has ------Real estate unincumbered...... $355 060 Of) Reserve for sinking fund ...... 10.61» 06 Real estate unencumbered...... 633,075 60 been hauled out thereon. She will he thor­ A CREAMERY. harness shop of David B. Cobh. Soon all C ash on hand and in b an k...... 901,764 18 N et surplus...... 1,375,690 75 Loans on bond and m ortgage (1st lien). 1,140,500 00 were burned to the ground, the contents of the Cash in agents’ hand?...... 377 478 42 Loans on co.lateral security...... 70,060 00 oughly repaired. United States securities...... 388,395 06 Cash assets...... $8,061,182 61 United States, state, bond and railroad Sch. Aildic Snow, Hinckley, was ready to Gront interest Is felt along the Meadows con­ lower story being saved. It was with great State, city and town stocks and bonds< 1,880,690 06 SUMMARY OP ASSETS. stocks and bonds owned by the C o .. ..2.426,777 00 -ail Friday from Crockett for Wilmington. difficulty the buildings of J. I,. Moody were Bank and tru st Co.’s stock...... 1,547 647 60 Held in tie United States available for the payment She goes thence to Hayti with lumber at $7 cerning the establishing of a creamery there, Railroad Co.’s stork and bonds...... 4,272,660 06 of Losses by Fire nnd for the protection of Policy T otal...... $5,288,603 97 and port charges. and the interest seem to be growing. Ono well- saved. Again, at two o'clock the following Loans on real estate...... 45,1 16 06 Holders of Fire Insurance All outstanding claims ...... 229,547 12 Sunday morning fire was discovered in the Loans on collaterals...... 8,270 00 Gash in banks...... $189,913 06 GSO. L.GllASE, President. Schs. Ringdove. Marston, and Georgia Berry, known resident at the Meadows says that lie Accrued interest...... 1,439 37 Bonds and mortgages, being Hist lien P. C. Royce, Secretary. Ginn, from New York, were discharging coal will lie one of three lo erect the creamery. It large grocery store of E. L. Benn nnd that on real estate (worth $1,561,450)...... 621,300 00 U nited States bonds, (m arket valu e).. 2,651,900 00 January, 1888. Saturday, the former for A. J. Bird ft Co., the is probable that a meeting of those Interested with the public hall in the second story and Total asset!)...... $9,528,388 97 latter lor 8. G. Prescott ft Co. . LIABILITIES. Bank and railroad stocks and bonds, j 67tli Semi-Annual Financial Statem ent of the will he called nt an early day. Masonic Hall nbove was soon enveloped in (market value)...... 2,036,567 50 Sch. Alfred Keen, Greeley, of and from tlames and the whole with contents were level­ Losses adjusted nnd not du e...... $32,459 26 State and m unicipal bonds (mar. value) 220,000 00 Rockland for Richmond, cargo lime, grounded Losses unadjusted...... 218,122 f.4 Loans on stocks, payable on demand, Phoenix Insurance Company, ed to the ground. Meanwhile the Baptist R e-Insurance fund...... 1,865,826 82 OF HARTFORD, CONN., on Hedge Fence Shoal, Vineyard Sound, Sun­ PENSIONS ALLOWED. (market value of collaterals, $780,. day morning, anil was floated that afternoon church caught tire and the flames soon reached Return premiums,agency commission, 619.25)...... 605,750 00 A t close of business, December 31, 1S87. I,y wreckers, arriving at Vineyard Haven ap­ e tc...... 66.922 37 Interest due on 1st January, 1888...... 38,251 57 Cash capital...... $2,000,000 00 We get the following from the records of the top of the steeple which shortly after fell Premiums uncollected and in bands of Assets available for fire losses...... $4,778,460 13 parently uninjured. with a crash. On the other side of Benn’s T o ta l...... $2,183,330 93 ag en ts...... 341,532 89 Sch. Mabel Hooper, Hooper, is loaded with Gen. J. P. Cillcy: T otal income for 1887...... $3,040,165 58 Real estate...... 1,349,967 59 as f o l l o w s : empty hints from New York to Matanzas and Elden S. Oliver of Bristol, Musician, Co. C., store was the ham of Win. Moore which quick­ Total expenditure for 1887...... $2,991,385 67 G isb on hand, in bank and with a g ts.. $382,573 68 loads molasses hack, freight tST2 1-8 per hhtl, ly caught fire and wits totally destroyed. The Risks written during the year.. .$306,653,565 06 Total...... $8,061,182 61 United >tates and state stocks N bonds 147,800 00 21st Maine, original nt 8'12 per month from Risks outstanding...... 301,695,797 00 ! BUSINESS IN .MAINE DURING 1887* Hartford bank stocks...... 592,176 00 port charges paid, and not $2 50 as reported building containing Bean's store and the two Risks written in Maine during th Oct. L, 1883 Amount risks written...... $4,415,766 00Miscellaneous bank stocks...... 348,410 00 heretofore. Capt. Jcre Hooper remains at halls was rebuilt Inst summer at a large ex­ y ea r...... 0,118)897 00 Corporation and K. R. stocks & bonds. 2,104,795 00 home this trip, and his son, Adrian, will com­ Elsie C. Jameson, Friendship, widow of Premiums received iu Maine iu 1887 82,035 08 Amount premiums receive ...... 65,914 05 pense and was one of the finest of its kind in Am ount losses p aid ...... 35,42385 County, city and water bonds...... 107,350 00 mand the schooner. Jonah T. Jameson, Co. O., 21st Maine,original Losses paid in Maine in 1887...... 30,98a 01 Agents lor Knox County: Real estate...... 230,974 24 The Boston Advertiser of last night stated nt 81- per month from Oct., I., 1887 the state. Masonic Hail had been occupied L. J. 11KNDEE, President. COCHRAN fc SEWALL, Rockland. Loans on collaterals...... 32,570 00 J . G oodnow , Secretary, E. M. W o o l. Camden. Real estate loans...... 810,350 00 that Capt. J. T. Whitmore- of this city was lo lint a short time, having been dedicated by the Accumulated interest and rents..,...... 2i,470 21 have a-three-masted schooner built to replace A letter from Gen. B. F. Pease, Jr., U. S. Masons within a few months. The store of 1804. 1888. Statement of the the W. I,. White. This item was somewhat Pension Agent, Boston, dated March 23, '88, E. L. Bean contained in one part ready made Total cash assets...... $4,778,469 13 of a surprise to Capt. Whitmore, and lie is says the delay in paying the pensions due The Union Insurance Company, I LIABILITIES. quite anxious to learn who is to build her and clothing and in the other the finest line of Phenix Insurance Company, Gash capital...... March I is because “ no funds are available for OF PHILADELPHIA. | OF BROOKLYN, NEW YORK. .$2,000,000 00 how much she will ton, and is under great groceries to he found in Wuldo county. The Cash capital...... $459,000 00 I ^4® Reserve for outstanding losses...... 196,052 39 obligations to the parties who have volunteered payment.” Jan u ary 1, 1888. a Reserve for re-insurance...... 1,570,726 37 cause of the tire is supposed to he incendi­ Statement January 1, 1888 Net surplus...... 1,011,690 37 to build him a vessel. A ssets...... $796,541 85 Cash capital...... $1,000,060 00 THE ART LOAN. arism. The Inst fire makes eight destructive LIABILITIEH. Reserve premium f u n d ...... 3,343,325 <>8 N ew Y okk C ii.m it e h s .—Sell. Joint K. fires in Searsmont within one year. Reserve for unpaid losses and all oth­ Total assets ...... $4,788,469 13 .Souther, from Philadelphia to Matanzas, coal Reserve for re-insurance and other lia­ er claims...... 567,167 47 l’otel losses paid since organization of and cooperage, private terms; Sch. Carrie bilities ...... $280,640 95 Net surplus...... 143,686 96 com pany...... $22,784,003 57 Strong, from Philadelphia to Cardenas, empty If You Didn’t Attend You are to Be VALUABLE BOOK. Reserve for losses undur adjustment 50,801 46 II. KELLOGG, President. Pitied. Unc aimed dividends...... 2,721 77 [ Gash assets...... $5 A. W. J il i,son, Vice President. hhds, private terms; Sch. Isanc Orheton, New Surplus as to policy holders...... 462,377 67 i SUMMARY OF ASSETS. I). W. G. Sk illto n , Secretary. York to Cardenas, empty hhds, 90 cents; Sch. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday the Y. M. G eo. II. Uukdick, Assistant Secretary. Abbie S. Walker, from Elizahethport to Ports­ Union and Her Resources—Matters of $796,541 85 Gash in banks and office...... 5 4,145 i C. A. rooms lost their individuality and mas­ Losses paid since organization...... $14,411,541 ! United States bonds (market value)... 5,680 I / .\ 1 r / .b B R A N C H mouth, coal,90 cents and discharge; Sch. Ned Interest. Bonds and mortgages,bank,ruilroad and P. Walker, from Raritan II ver to Boston, queraded. The gymnasium was awarded the W. S. HASSALL, President. A careful examination of the "Union Regis­ J NO. N. COWELL. Secretary. other stocks & bonds (market value). 1,270,652 50 clay, 8l.2h and discharge; Seh. William prize for the most complete disguise. The Bills receivable, not m atured...... 80,0*8 63 ter," compiled and edited hv Geo. Fish of Un­ G uam. 8. IIo l l in h iie .U), Manager Fire Dept. Rice, New York to Lynn, corn. cents and Interest and rents due and accrued.... 12,690 21 Royal Insurance Corny walls were covered with garnet Canton flannel H ugo M k n zel, Mail. M arine I.)ept., New York. OF LIVERPOOL, ENG. pilotage: Sch. Lizzie Carr, from King's Ferry ion, shows that it is a very valuable production F. A. COLLEY, Premiums iu course of collection . . . . 525,011 22 to New York, railroad ties, 8(> 25—free wharf­ with a dado of drab. On the walls 125 ol the and that Mr. Fish has no little ability in the Special New England Agent, Boston. Real estate (market value)...... 1,645,911 92 December 31, 1887. age; Sch. Mattie Eaton, from Savannah to most beautiful pictures in etchings, oils, cray­ Real estate owned by company $1,800,704 04 way of getting together material and editing. $5,054,179 51 U. 8 . bonds owned by company 2,046,015 00 Portland, lumber, at or about 80 50; Sch. ons, etc., in this city were hung,while grouped STEPHEN CROWELL, President. Flora Condon, from Jacksonville to New York, The book opens with a historical sketch with Loar.s on collateral 450.000 00 about to advantage were easels and stationary Liverpool & London & Globe Ins.Co P h il a n d er S h a w , Secretary. Cash In banks and office 160,1 6 09 lumber, 80.25—free wharfage. indirect reference to its flourishing societies nnd Statement of United States Branch, Jan.l, 1888. J. W. BARLEY. t ildes supporting beautiful pieces of art. A General Agent for Eastern Department. Accrued interest 34,468 32 L im e s t e i is —Helen, White, S. J, Lindsey, interesting biographical sketches of such ASSETS. Uncollected premium s 326,83076 case of beautiful fancy work and tin extensive Real estate...... $1,450,000 00 , COCHRAN & SEWALL, Kennedy, and Jonathan Cone, Sherman, were prominent citizens nnd firms as J. P. Fish, E Agoits for Rockland and Thomaston. All other assets 27,060 34 and interesting curio showing, in which Tut: Loanson bond and mortgage ...... 1,799,413 27 loading from Abbott for New York, Friday A. Burkett, Seldom Dunton, Wingate, Sim­ U. S. G overnm ent 4 per cent, b onds.. 1,9*4,500 60 1 $4,845,194 55 ....E . G. Willard, Foster, was loading Friday C.-G. collection was represented, completed a mons & Go., Geo. W. Bachelder, Piper Packing State and city bonds...... 345,600 66 1 Uni aid losses $310,658 80 from Farrand for New York----Helen, Jame­ surprising and pleasing exhibit. The modest Cash in ban k s...... 699.124 73 Commercial Union Assurance Co. Re-insurance reserve 2,256,367 22 son, was loading Friday from Perry for New Co., Geo. Fossett, C. It. Morton, G. H. and S. other admitted assets...... 514,937 82 ' (LIMITED) OF LONDON. All other liabilities 129,177 26 York----1'hos. Hix, Thorndike, commenced young ladies who had this work in charge W. Jones, W. A. Luce, F. S. Gould, J. W. ” Corner Pine and William Sts., New York. ------2,696,203 28 $6,793,575 82 loading Friday from same firm for same port speak in glowing terms of the assistance of J. Lothrop and others. United States Branch,—Statement, January 1, 1888. . ...Leonessa was in the stream Saturday load­ C. Perry, whose exquisite taste in such matters LIABILITIES. Surplus in the United States $2,146,991 27 There nrc interesting epitomes of South Union Unearned prem ium s...... $2,600,433 64 ASSETS. SCULL 8c BRADLEY, Managers. ed from Ames for New York... .Lady of the was of great value to them. United States bonds...... $1,071,000 00 Gideon Scull. Fred’k Bradley Geo. P.Field. Ocean, Peterson, arrived Friday... .Janies and East Union, with it business directory and Unadjusted loAdams, lor New York, was ready to cake and cream were sold. FIRE, MARINE, LIFE, Head Office in the United States, 67 Wall Street. , f ’ash in C harter Oak National Bank, 88,355 35 sail Saturday. The ladies of the Chautauqua Circle and the Fire Insurance Only. Total assets. .$2,710,026 02 Cash in Hartford National Bank, 57,037 41 —AND— LIAniLITIES. Gash in com pany’s office, 65 89 IIO.ME OFFICE STATEM ENT. executive committee of the Y. M. C. A. Auxil­ Total assets...... AQr,nt mocrat in Hint place... .Irving A nlhem —“ I'liis is the D ay,’’ llsley London & Lancashire Fire Ins. Co LIABILITIEH. ------$2,625,917 86 Easter Carol—“Open the Oates of the Temple," Total assets, Jan u ary 1, 1888...... $2,163,907 32 OF LIVERPOOL, ENG. Unpaid losses...... $113,284 24 Gray has finished work fur A. H. Blackington, Draper -J. D. BROWNE, President. D ecem ber 31, 1887. Re insurance reserve...... 687,575 69 Surplus over all liabilities. $473 986 Vi and has returned to his home nt Sullivan.... Response Haymond C h a r l e s R. B urt, Secretary. Bonds owned by company...... $1,429,137 00 All other claims...... 23,673 22 Surplus as regards policy holders, $1,723,986 12 II v m il— Congregutionul, L. W. Cl a r k e , Assistant Secretary. Gash iu banks and office...... 99,205 65 J. N DUNHAM, President. ( m HR \N .k SEWALL, Agents. The next Pomona Grange will tie held at Mc­ lllfertorv. Raymond Uncollected prem ium s...... 87,152 10 Net surplus iu Hie U. 8. over all...... 758,716 96 Andrew .1. W r ig h t , Treasurer. Lain's Mills, April 21th...... Pleasant Valley Easier Hymn—"Chant Softly Bells ol Easter.'’ Oilier assets ...... 145 78 S a n fo rd J . H a l l , Secretary. Slarnt $1,583,450 31 I ’HARLKH A . Bir n ie , Assistant Secretary. Grange has on hand several applications for Postluile, I'atenter Northern Assurance Company, JOHN G. PAIGE. OF ABERDEEN & LONDON. $t,0l5,64'J 73 membership.... Alice A. Benner lias recovered In thu evening a very pleasing concert was Unpaid losses...... $04,593 44 Resident Manager New Engluad Department, Kil­ from quite a severe illness...... Work has United Stales Statement, December 31, 18>7. Re-insurance resvr*’' . 735,250 22 by Street, Boston. The Lancashire Insurance Comp’y given by the Sunday School, the choir assist- Gash assets in Uuiled S tates...... $1,459,024 67 All other liabilities. . 16,412 36 OF MANCHESTER, ENGLAND. been temporarily suspended m some of the ing. The exercise was by Elizabeth U, Emer­ L iabilities...... 768.222 29 ------— $616,250 02 United States slat, meat, Jaiiirury I, 1888, us ren­ quarries and several teams will remain unem­ ...... 690,802 38 Granite State Fire Insurance Co., dered to the Insurance Department of the State son. Net surplus in United Stab s Surplus iu the United States...... $799,384 71 PORTSMOUTH, N. il. of New York. ployed until the travelling improves... .O. L. At the Congregutionul church the usual line Head Office Statement, I m ber 31, 1886. SCULL X BRADLEY, Mauugers. Statement of condition January 1, 1886. ASSETS, Gideon Scull. Fred’k Bradley. Geo.P. Field. Farrand and F. W. Smith are to paint their music by Hie regular choir characterized the ...... $17,385,642 85 Gush capital...... $200,000 00 United Stales bonds (m arket value). . . $1,478,047 50 houses...... J. 11. McNamara sings iu Thomas­ jiubiiilies including cupitul...... 13,875,093 50 A s‘it» ...... $401,586 37 Gash in bank anti in office...... 54,728 Vo day. Rev. I). P. Hatch, the pastor, preached Premiums in course of collection...... 109 418 48 ton tomorrow evening...... Jeremiah Tolmttn I an appropriate and interesting sermon. The Net surplus...... $3,5)0,649 35 Anglo-Nevada Assurance Carp n LIABILITIES. GF SAN FRANGISGG, GAL., Unpuid losses...... $17,674 81 and wife will eelelnate the fiftieth anniversary decorations were elaborate and iu excellent Paid up capital...... 1,500,000 00 Reserve for re-insurauce...... 160,979 40 $ 1,642,194 91 Statement, .Janpary 1, 1888. LIABILITIES. ot their marriage by a golden wedding ut their Surplus to policy holders...... $5,010,549 35 Due agei ts for commis&ions aud other tasie. The musical program fur the morning Gash capital fully paid iu, $2,000,000 00 charges...... 10,112 51 Outstanding losses...... $171.2*1 88 GEO. W. BABB. Jk Gush assets, $2,497,83' 18 Uueurued premiums...... 789,039 34 home, on Thursday. was us below: NfW England Manuger, 13 Congress Street, Boston. ------«•*—— — Organ Prelude—Impromtu. Liabilities, 513,762 6s A II nubilities, other than capital stock. $168,766 72 Other liabilities...... 10,000 00 AUihein—“ Why seek ye the living among the STATKMKNT OF THE Incom e during the year, 1,050.773 5») ( ’upital slock...... 200,000 00 ------$970,251 22 Liverpool Apple Market. dead,” Warren E xpenditures,inelu’ng 90,000 divideud, .*6*i 445 19 N et surplus over ull liabilities...... 12,819 65 Hymn—“ Angel roll the rock away.” Net income, over all disbursem ents, 184,328 31 Net surplus...... $671,94 < 69 Soprano Solo—“All is o'er," C. M. Shaw PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INS. CO. All losses settled upon adjustment without dk- $401,586 37 1887 incom e...... 1,299,091 32 The following were the prices quoted for couut. I Surplus us regards policy h. biers...... $212,819 65 Expenditure...... 1.323,329 52 American apples in the Liverpool market. Blaster Anthem, Henrv Wilson OF PHILADELPHIA. E. LITCHFIELD, Manuger. T e Ileum Laudum ns, C. M. Shaw N. FOSTER, JR , & WISE, HON. FRANK JONES, Presi

PT.F.ASANT F.VF.NTNft MissCarrie Hanly’a costume was of black A I -Li Ll rt kJZi il 1 Ll V Xllv 111 IT. ! jet trimmed, lace sleeves, V-neck filled In Smith’s MUSIC Store. ______I with cream Spanish Ince and a cluster of pink Hair Goods Emporium H. GALLERT. ! and while hyacinths at corsage. Wc deftlre to call your attention to the fact that wn ' —OP— have in stock —— ...... THAT IS. WITHIN THE HALL. Miss Blanche Robinson was attired in golden ______■ brown snrab, V-neck of ecru crepe and gloves i of ecru. MRS. W. P, CLARK. F®UR y AR,CT' ES Just Through with the Inventory Thomaston S High School Ball. Miss Annie Crle, Rockland, cream white i corded silk, low-cut sleeveless bodice, with Removed From 276 Main Street Upright Piano Fortes! of Stock Wednesday evcning.Union Hull, Thomaston, garniture of lilac ribbons and lilac silk mitts, To the Ladies! — TO— —Attn— looked very attractive In the festal raiment , Mrs. N. F. Cobb, Rockland, heliotrope faille, donned in honor of thegraduation ball of the 1 square neck sleeveless corsage, with garniture SPOFFORD BLOCK. 0M™ E;U class of -R8. The decorations were profuse and \ Polnl lncc »"*> heliotrope, and white ostrich ROCKLAND, MAINE. four VARIETIES |/|| ; tips. EliV PIECE OF GOODS appropriate, and great credit Is due the young — At,!. KINDS OF— Mrs S. W. Masters wore a handsome gow n men, whose skillful handiwork was herein of j ark green, with trimmings ot blocked Square Piano Fortes! i IN OtJR STORE displayed, and to the voting ladies and others I terra cotta plush, nnd diamonds. — ALSO ATI VXEXCELLED ASSORT M EXT OT— who lent their nid. Brilliant luted streamers Mrs. C. A. Leighton wore a costume of plum were caught up in the center and flowed to all colored ilenrietta cloth nnd plush with diamond ornaments. sides of the hall. The singe was a bower of parlor orcans Examined & Re-marked Miss Flora Morse, Rockland, black Chan­ W . 0 . H E I v S r We nek all who oontemplale bayina a tlrst-elnua flags and bunting, the balconies were draped tilly lace over silk with jet trimmings, V-neck Mnalcal Inctrument to call and uxamine our A.Rort- with color, the stnirwajs were concealed by It, nnd sleeveless, Mnrcchal Neil roses. m ent. J CAN QUOTE LOWER PRICES THAN ANY and everywhere the eye rested upon a pleas­ Miss Mattie Andrews, Rockland, striped and Have just received, fresh from ing combination ot the red, the while, the blue plain green plush, V-neck, sleeveless bodice, DEALER IN The weary word Bargain, so often and the yellow,while strings of quaintly shaped pink roses. THE STATE, FOR THE REASON: expressed, has lost its charm among Miss Lana Wilson, Rockland, cream white the factory, a full stock of gayiy colored Japanese lanterns added Io the cashmere unit moire silk, sleeveless bodice, the These Instruments are Mine. the multitude, and unless demonstra­ effect. V-cut neck filled In with Escurinl lace. ted by Actual Facts becomes a mean­ Although the weather was anything but Mrs. E. C. Hebbnrd, Boston, was In a cos­ I bny for Cash, and can state without fear of con­ pleasant the large company that assembled gave tume of garnet silk. tradiction that ingless phrase. Within the last ample evidence of how little the inclemency of Mrs. W. O. Masters wore a costume of black The Most Difficult Colors of Hair No Dealer or Manufacturer Has Any month the people of Rockland and the elements interferes with the plans of our silk bundsotnely trimmed wlthjcl. DR. BALL’S CORSETS! Easily Matched. Miss Fannie Hnrndcn, Rockland, black lOt-Privute Rooms for Shampooing Ladles’ Hnlr. Claim on Them. vicinity have been treated continu­ dancing loving friends, many coming from Chantilly lace, (he low-cut corsage veiled with Rockland to join with the graduates in making lean fit out a Brass, 8trlnged or Reed Band, ously to the announcement of bar­ lace nnd lace sleeves. with New or Second Hand Instruments, also Uni- one ot the most brilliant social events of the Miss Nettie Lcvcnsnler, a gown of terra forms. The Smaller Instruments, including the gains, but we have beard of many season. Meservey's Quintet of Rockland was cotta with trimmings of plush and garniture ARTHUR SHEA, Stewart Banjo. Piano Stools and Covers. Music of thread lace. For Ladies and Children. and Musical Wares are in stock. complaints that the goods advertised stationed upon the platform nnd played its 49»Second Hand Instruments taken In exchango prettiest ns the grand march was led off by Miss May Calland’s becoming costume was could be found only in the newspa­ of heliotrope Henrietta cloth and plush. Practical Plumber. for new. Instruments Warranted. Terms of pay­ K. M. O'Brien nnd Miss Links Comery followed ment made to suit customers. pers. Experience has shown the la­ . , ,, , , , , , , ,. ; Mrs. J. E. Walker wore a gown of dahlia W ater ClonetR. Rw'h Tub*, W ater Fixture*, by a long line of other counlcs, whose bright | rC()) w|(h lrimmlngs of p|ush and gilt passe- No Corset has received the Set up in tl»o best manner. ALBERT SMITH. dies that our advertisements of Bar­ faces together with the light and dainty colors inenterie Perfection in Drainage & Ventilation. mingling wlih the darker nnd richer tones gains have invariably a genuine foun­ Miss Corn Russell was attired in a band- endorsment of so many 184 M AIN ST., oppoRlte the LindRey H o u r c , formed a scene of animation nnd beauty ns tlie some black lace dress with sash of old-red Or nddrons us by Mnil at dation ; in fact we never advertise a merry company gracefully moved through the surah silk. 17 ROCKLAND, MAIWE. Mrs. G. A. £mes, Rockland, canary colored prominent physicians as D r. Bargain unless the goods oflered arc figures of the mazy to the inspiring strains satin, with lrimmlngs of crystal headed luce Fred R. Spear which the orchestra called forth. in stock and really much below the and garniture of while ostrich lips. B all’s. It is made upon sci­ Has in stock all of the following Many claw-hammer coats, swell shirt fronts, Mrs. J. E. Doherty, Rockland, irrldesccnt usual selling price. We are enabled and immaculate ties were to be seen among the blue silk, V-neck, trimmed with Fedora lacc, to compete with any competitor and gentlemen, tho’ for the most part the Prince elbow sleeves, Catharine Mermet roses. entific principles, and so con­ FIRST QUALITY COALS Albert seemed to find the greatest number of Miss Leila McLoon. Rockland, a gown of | go them one better every time, as the , , ,, ,, , , cream white wool, with garniture o f yellow structed that it will tit more And is the only denier in the city who has at the dovotccs. A large number of beautiful dresses | ribbons and a beautiful bunch of yellow present time the genuine ( many stores our syndicate is running were displayed by the ladies, a brief description daffodils. I enables us to buy in larger quantities of which wc will endeavor to give below: Mrs. E. C. Robinson, Rockland, wore a cos­ people than any other. It is Franklin / Bed Ash | than any retail dealer in the State. Miss Annie Lash, a becoming costume of tume of white lace, with garniture of ereatn G O A I Valenciennes lace over while silk, V-ticck ribbons and Bon Silene roses. the only Corset that a woman filled in with tulle, elbow sleeves, moire Miss Minnie Kirk, Rockland, light blue My stock includes all sizes sash, nnd corsage bouquet of pink roses. albntross and white surah silk, embroidered can ride, walk, sit, sew or stoop Free Burning White Ash,Lehigh Egg mid Miss Mattie Hills, Rockland, pink open-work with silver. Broken White Ash, Franklin Stove, OUR ASSORTMENT OF nun's veiling with garniture of lace and black Miss Kiltie Lawrv, Rockland, light bine velvet ribbon, Bon Silene roses at corsage. cashmere and satin, V-cut corsage and sleeve- in and suffer no inconvenience ; Red Ash, (the only genuine,) Miss Lizzie Levcnsalcr,, a ,hnndsome , gown iI less, Bon Silene roses. „ , George’s Creek Cninherland SMALL - WARES of cream white moire and China crepe, sleeve- I Miss Lizzie Comery, costume of cream cash- in fact it is the best Corset yet Coal, invented. Call and see it, and (Unequalled for Smithing and Steam purposes.) FANCY & FURNISHING GOODS white cashmere nnd moire, with trimmings read the wonderful guarantee Terrible Slaughter —ALSO A FULL STOCK OF— corsage bouquet of pink flowers. is the best in the city. We make Miss Sadie Edgerton's gown was of pink of lace, and ornaments of diamonds nnd ----IN---- casbtncre with black Spanish lace draperies, Jacqueminot roses. that is written on each box. Wood, Hay, Straw, Lime, Hair, this line Our Specialty, and give our the V-neck corsage filled in with tulle, elbow HOSE LEAVES. sleeves, pink flowers and silk mitts. An rcvoir class of '88. FLOUR, RAISINS, BRICK, SAND, I whole attention to it. W e have them at Miss Edith Gilcbrcst, rose pink satin and There must have been 65 couples in the hall, RICE AND PRUNES, Rosendale & Portland Cement plush profusely trimmed with crystal lace, Pompadour square neck veiled with tulle, and most of them danced. We buy Cheap & sell accordingly sleeveless. Fred Hewett and Henry L. Delano seemed COMMENCING JAN. 2, 1888. Mrs. Arther Shea,Rockland, rose pink surah to enjoy the affair as much as any present. and there is no time like the present silk with draperies of black lace, sleeveless Fancy Roller St. Louis Flour, E I R E C L A Y bodice with Pompadour square neck, garniture There was a profusion of hot-house flowers S1.OO&S1.25. to do it. of cream tips and long cream gloves. and the air was odorous with their fragrance. P E R 5 4 ,5 0 BARREL, Miss Margaret Miller, Camden, was attired The music was just “ too nice for anything.” Every barrel Warranted.[Cannot be matched in this Chimney Pipe & Tops in a gown of green checked silk with velvet D. P. Rose as floor director is certainly a State for lees than $5.00. Thin pipe is made from Pure Fire Clay expressly bodice, the open throat filled in witii tulle. c iiu j UTleiv s 7 3 c t « Z for chimneys and is the safest and most durable of Miss Hattie McFarland was becomingly blooming success. Z any chimney pipe in the market. It is easily put attired in cream white moire and cashmere There was a whole hall full of beautiful Fancy London Layer Raisins, up by any intelligent person. the V-cut bodice filled in with tulle, elbow Corsets and Cotton Underwear! sleeves, white silk gloves. ladies and fine,looking men. ‘Twas a very PEIt 1 OC. 1,1 Miss Helen .Snow, Rockland, a handsome brilliant party, and everything passed olf ’ostage 10 cents extra ! OR, 3 POUNDS FOR 25 CENTS. 1 gown of ivory white brocade silk, witii cor­ pleasantly. Akron Drain Pipe ! All our 50c Corsets marked down These Raisins are straight and all right, and are sage bouquet ot pink roses. I Eighteen couples from Rockland attended, to any part of the U. S. being Hold on tin* street every day at l8c per lb. The Akron is now the standard for excellence all to 37 l-2c. over the United States, and is more reliable as to Miss Elizabeth Crocker, Rockland, a becom- , and they all speak highly of their entertain­ We bought nearly a ton of‘them, hence the Low durability and finish than any other kind. ing black lacc costume, low cut, sleeveless I . , , , . Prices. All our 75c Corsets marked down bodice, with garniture of canaty ostrich tips i "tent. 1 hey certainly earned thetr good time They are made with and , KEROSENE OIL AT WHOLESALE. to 50c. The same are in white, and long Suede gloves. , in braving the unpleasantness of the weather. —WE HAVE GOT A — First Quality Goods! drab, blue, cream and red colors. Miss Minnie Drinkwatcr, Rockland, white Tha floor director, D. P. Rose, apd bis corps without Shoulder Straps. VERY CHOICE RICE, cashmere and light Iduesatin, sleeveless, Pont- z. „ Prices as Low as the Lowest! Dr. Strong’s Tampico Corset, re­ padour square neck corsage, garniture of It,.- ,,f 3bbl5ti‘nts' J- A. Levcnsalcr. G. B. Mathews -TH AT WE ARE SELLING AT— Prompt and Satisfactory Delivery! tailed everywhere at S I; our price is ported plumes. I F. E. Carr and W. E. Vinal, contributed not a pekQ c . , b OrOrders received by Telephone. Please call only 75c. Miss Edna Wardwell, Rockland, pale blue little to the pleasures of the evening, They Or 25 pounds for $1.00, although there is no rice in and obtain prices before purchasing. satin, sleeveless, low cut corsage tilled in with did all possible for the pleasure of the partici­ the market to-day that we can buy for 5c per lb. Comfort Corset regular price SI.50, tulle, Jacqueminot roses. reduced to SI. pants and acquitted themselves with great FRED R. SPEAR, Miss Agnes Hanly, a dress of dark green honor. Choice Prunes 5c. Per Pound, Corset Covers, odd sizes, at 10c; striped and plain surah, V-neck, elbow sleeves, OK 6 LBS. FOB 23 CENTS. NO. 4 PARK ST., ROCKLAND, ME garniture thread lace, and corsage bouquet of real value 25c. pink and white carnations. GRANITE DUST. We arc also Agents for the J. Donahue —3 of ribbon. chinery at the granite works on Long Island tr a All our 15c English Silesia marked Miss Wilson, Augusta, was becomingly at- I were destroyed by lire recently .cause unknown; C . a n d P ., o p a down to 10c. tired in u light blue watered silk, trimmed witii . joss not reported, probably two or three ihous- w hich is guaranteed not to Q ttny pompons, the short sleeved corsage low , , ,, 8c Lining Cambric wc sell at 5 l-2c cut and edged with Eedora lace. ant* dollars. a © break or roll tip on the hip. c= : $ 4 . 7 5 per yard. Mrs. T. A. Carr wore a gown of black satin ! A. A. Callie, C. E., inspector of the Harlem H and brocade with bodice of canary satin, the \ River Bridge job, being done at Vinalliaven CD rr i—■3 Per Barrel. Persian Curtain Draperies at 10c; X V-neck tilled in with tullo, corsage bouquet of and Mt Wa]d alC8 ver , flatteringly of This Corset will please the la­ Z a bargain at 20c per yd. La 1-rance roses, and diamond ornaments. & c The Best Trades Offered in Fine Damask Towels, fringed, at Miss Lou Comery was charmingly attired in ! tbo '"“nncr which tlie B' G' Co' hundles lts dies who th in k there is noth­ a CZ3 th e City. black silk and velvet, with panel and trim- 1 portions of the contract. g 20c and 25c. miiigs of jetted lace over apple-green satin, \ - | q'|le rus|, 0(- |jllsjncs9 a, Hurricane calls for . neck, sleeveless bodice, cream silk milts. . . . . , „ ing like the Sv White Embroidered Flannels at ... ,, , ,, , , . the opening of a new quarry, and Garrett c w Miss Edith Holmes, Rockland, costume of! . . , . . . , ! b unapproachable low prices. pink, with rich black lace draperies, garniture Coughlin went on yesterday to superintend the , ALSO I1AVE ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF ALL p a —k in d s or— Ladies’ Undressed Kid Gloves, odd of ribbons, and pink silk mitts. ■ opening of a quarry on the northeast portion of , > w Sr sizes, at 25c per pair. Miss Lizzie Daniels was in a becoming gown I the Island. Mr. Ooughlin is an expert. S’ GP> of light blue and pure white Henrietta cloth *, vinnlhaven according to the Echo tbo Q CD c 4 and 5 button Embroidered Kid tbo U-neck daintily tilled in with tulle, Mure- At \ inalbaven, according to the/., ho tne CORALINE Co c Grains Poultry Supplies Gloves at 59c per pair. chai Neil roses. \ U. G. Co. have within a few days largely m- a C/3 Miss Jennie Driest was charmingly attired in creased their lorce and will continue to do so w IdF’The same are latest styles and a costume of black silk and Spanish guipure as fast as they can conveniently. Outside of the co LJ-J S' shades and even a better grade than lace, sleeveless bodice cut \ -shaped and a elus- i j;. g. g0_ there will be over one hundred men 5. s z s KEROSENE OIL. &r. ter oi Mureehul Nell roses at corsage. , , . . . . wlaich we also keep in stock. the 67 1-2 Gloves of which we sold . . . ,, , , , . employed in the granite business, something o ’ OP so many, and were so much appre­ Mrs. Herbert Hendersons dress was of 1 . , , . AT BOTTOM PRICES ! cream nun’s veiling with draperies of Oriental "ot linown 601010 for years. Also the tirm ol We til so keep the © ’-’O ciated by our customers. luce, garniture of Roman pearls and roses. } Booth Bros., which has recently gone into the J ct> r “ Miss Hattie Turner wore white illusion paving business at Vinalbaven, will increase , 2 5 We have over 1000 different pat­ draped over black silk, with garniture of rib- I their force. <2 C has.T. Spear terns of Hamburg Edging ranging in buns and pink roses. S Miss Lillie Hcnrv, a handsome embroidered M. S. C. Best 50 Cent Corset c& a© prices from le to 81. We sell these ecru India silk with sleeveless bodice of blue positively far below anything ever The Maine State College Faculty has decided o o Store 344 & 346 Main Street. satin, the, V-shapcd...... neck draped . , witii tulle. to allow the college nine to become a member i offered. Mrs. Loren Williams, a handsome gown ot .. . M 1 ti,i8 VHar The 1 paleit,, ntnkpink nlhatrnasalbatross and satin, with peasantncasant i Maine College LeaoUt t ills year. I be Look at Our Display in Our North bodice and sash of ntoss green plush, V-neck many friends of the institution in this section j that has ever been sold. Window. sleeveless corsage, creamy roses. art pleased to hear of this decision. Rockland I Miss Alice Blunt wore a costume o f cream will probably have two representatives on the Respectfully yours, Dr. L. F. Bachelder, D R. O. L. BA R TLETT, Especial attention is called to our while wool and luce, corsage bduquet of varie- ; college team—John Bird 2nd and It. H. Black- ! turkey red and indigo blue llamburgs gated flowers. iugton. The nine will have Small for pitcher, ' at 5c per yard, well worth 12c. Miss lilnnche Sumner appeared in a costume and we look to see them make it hot for rival HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, Physician & Surgeon, of cream white albatross with lace draperies 1 insiitiitinns H uh opened an oftlce in the rooms now occupied by [Successor to Dr. E. L. Eatubrook.J 12 yds. Torchon Lace for Sc. and lilies-of-lhe-valley at corsage. msttiutions. D r. It. H. M iller, Mrs. C. W. Stimpson was becomingly attired Balmy odors from Spice Island, Egyptian Lace Flouncing 42 inch Wulted by the tropic breeze; 0. Hewett i Ci. Wilson & White Block, Main St. in black satin rhadumes with trimmings of jet SOZODQNT in healthful fragrance W. wide, in cream and beige, at 35c per and heliotrope silk. Cannot lie surpassed by these. Residence No 10 Rockland Street. 5142* yard ; real value 75c. Miss Clementine Robinson wore a gown 1'eeth it whitens, purities; TAXES OF 1886. of ligured pink, witii garniture of lacc and Von will use it if you’re wise. All ptTbonb who have not paid their taxes for the ribbons. year lbbo, are requested to call and settle the same One Great Merit on or before MAY *40, 1888. All such taxes re Miss Mina Greenlaw, Rockland, a combina­ GEO. C. CHAMBERLAIN, M. D„ mail Hug unpaid after May 20 will be advertised and 11. GALLERT, tion of terra cotta plush and surah, the sleeve­ of that Bcautitier of the teeth, SOZODGNT, is property sold. Bee Revised Statutes, chapter 6, less, low-cut bodice draped with tulle. that its effect upon the mouth is refreshing, Physician and Surgeon. section 193. while as a means of cleansing the teeth, and Office, Rear room over Rockland National Bank. Mrs. Geo. Andrews was attired in u black improving the bieath, it stands alone. OFFICE IN PILLSBURY BLOCK, Entrance, No. 238 Main Bt. 369 .Main St., opp. Thorndike sutin costume with trimmings of lace, the A. J. ERBKINE, Collector. V-neck bodice veiled with lacc and lace sleeves, “Spalding's Glue,” haudy about the house, (Opposite Thorndike Hotel.) Rockland, March 7, 188b. 9*21 Hotel. corsage bouquet ot Tea roses. 1 mends everything. WNieLt callsauawerej fre:u|)IUcc 17