K/£r CAMDf hjoust, ME' he ourier Summer Hotel. C OPEN From June to October. 28 F. O. MARTIN, Prop. V olume 48. ROCKLAND, MAINE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1893. Entered aa Pec nnd Clef* Mall Mett . e t . Lake City Inn, OLDEST AND BEST EQUIPPED. C ITY C H A T . OUTLOOK. get his money back, such as land, orjwheat. or VERMONT LETTER. S M I T H ’S cotton, or good railroad bonds, you can borrow Here and There About Our Rapidly Hay sells in France at 842a ton and straw at money. The recognition of this fact moved A Traveling Man Tells What He Seet A SUMMER HOTEL, Growing Rockland. $26. The outlook In Franco is so had that another Western stump-speaker, who bad In .he Green Mountains. MUSIC STORE. tnrned the matter over in his mind, wisely to LAKE CITY, CAMDEN, ME. er’s some farmers predict that beforo Winter hay remark: “ What we people need is not mote Rockland's building business seems to pro­ will reach 860 a ton, and straw in proportion M o x ip b l ir r . V t . Jui.v 22 1893. Cnatomera will And Standard Makers' Elognni commercial currency, but more collected"—a great truth gress without interrnption. Dull times are the E d it oi C.-G. :— Upright — Harper's Weekly. proper opportunities for house building. The comet now visible in the northwestern T u ts is the 4th week that I’ve been hustling Private parties entertained, C ollege horizon has a tail 30 degrees in length, or through Veimint Btid New Hampshire, and I utsuiveynnce by electric ears to Camden; back- abont 50 times as long as the moon is wide. tell vim I shall he glad to get home and get a Pm/o F ortes The Rockland Ulcer says that It rnns no When the Savings Institution occupied CaXds to the Inn. Correspondence by telephone REOPENS SEPTEMBER Sth, 1803. side-show. The whole esta’blishment there This is no fairy tale. rooms in the secood story of the Gardiner Na­ sniff of salt atr. We have had some very hot C^jSMto the Inn, or by mall to Camden, Book keeping, Shorthand, Penmanship and a In stock, such as has been commonly regarded as a side-show tional Bank building, it had its name painted days up here tn the mountains. The davs nre hot uti l the nights cool, especially near Lake II. FOUNTAIN, Landlord. HARDMAN, GENERAL FITTING FOR BUSINESS and a fake at that. Congress mce:s this week. May a kind Pro­ on the glass over the door. The Young Men’s This Institution has a reputation for thorough, vidence grant to them wisdom, and may they Christian Association now occupy the rooms, Champlain, and lately wo have had a great ment to 17. A. D. SINGHI, Manager- 28 40 ness, practicality,and originality of over fifty years, many showers which helped ottt some I went The electri* 1 FISCHER, ttandlng, ami refers to 2s,000 past students. Those offices! What trouble they make in legislate for the country's good, If it isn't ex­ and the other day It was suggested to Presi­ over to Plnttsourg, N. Y., last week on one of season the ^ C O l l t EMERSON, ETC., Annual prospectus and beautiful specimens of pecting too much ol Providence. dent Carr that that sign ought to be removed. penmanship mailed free upon application. Address, political parties! There are a number of local the line steamers ot the Cfiarapluln Transporta­ ton e x te n slo o lX C. E C O M E R , P r in c ip a l, 28-86 Democratic converts to civil service, since the “ Well," says he, "I do not see the need of It. Siam has acceeded to every demand of France, tion Or. We made a landing at Bluff Po'nt, work on Its •> a q 000 W ashington St..(Cor Beach Mt.)Boston’ city Democratic committee had its meeting. A savings institution occupies the rooms naw." where the celebrated Hotel Champlain is. It Railroad, h fitn “ . . . and there'll be no war there. Argentine Con­ The sign still remains.—Gardiner Journal. TT . h 1r situated on the Booth side! of federation is now trying to keep the war cor­ is first-class all through O. D, Seavey, a A arren to UmoT raileB frora Rockland, Me. « PARLOR and CHAPEL ORGANS, respondent busy with a little revolution of its former Waterville, Me., hoy, Keeps It and 85 struction. Tbed lodging can be obtained by the A good job is being done in the way of patch­ Games ol cards have been the rage, have de­ at reasonable rate*. Fl«h a tlav is tfic lowest rate. I did not go ashore things tip trcraenc^ t0 thR pUbj|C at an hours. ing our brick sidewalks and pavement.itThese own. ______clined in popular favor, havo (aded Into virtual BANJOS, but was satisfied with looking at It from the Ice each day. places which are being fixed aret'piaces where The Vermont Marble company at Rutland extinction, and have been suddenly revived t Beach morning and evening. steamer and It c»st less. Seavey keeps (be All ot the buildin£ppiquet, Ponce de Leon in Florida In Winter and brings confined to Camden nr zVnd a General Aaaortmont of now made will be permanent. vingl-et un, ecarte, triumph, prime, flux, ma­ • the day, week or season. 15 per cent August 1. This is the largest mar­ bis help here In the Summer. It gets a large trimony, bssset, boston, spadille, manille and pari, of the county con „t special rates, Small Musical Instruments and Mer­ ble concern in tho world and employs about busluess as it is at the haseol (be Adirondacks. being erected. AppIetoll,*T evening. Mnslc bpi Dr. J. C. Hill, who has been endorsed by 2,000 men. basto, together with ombre, which was only an chandise. OimPCSbtlEiiE. ancient form of whist, with many more games Fellow Hall, Union a C M n - u o . „ » '!'k AND the Democratic city committee, is slated for the 1 stopped in Piatt9hurg a: Paul Smith's Thomaston. St. George a S M IT H > PrCP‘ •arlnstruraonts warranted, Prices Low, and than even the voluminous Hoyle dreamt of, School of Shorthand & Typewriting, position now held by Dr. Benj. Williams. The Out in 8prlngfleld, Mass., thev have enacted new houses, and so on thro______M~** Terms of Payment Easy. 14 succeeded one another in society, and by turns Ponquet House. All the Adirondack travel 390 Congress St., opp. City Hail, City Committee somo weeks ago endorsed an ordinance limiting the speed of bicycle riders of county towns. enjoyed their epoch of patronage; hut the used to go this way, via the Nartow Gauge PORTLAND, ME. Capt. W. M. Munroe lor the position of U. 8 in the city streets to eight miles an hour. If Chateaugay K. R., and the trams were so ar­ ALBERT SMITH. Shipping Commissioner at this port. Capt fast horse driving Is prohibited in city streets, cards themselves have scarcely changed pictor In these limes of bank fa ially for more than 200 years. ranged that most all were obliged to stay over S end fo r Catalogue. Ad d r e s s , Charles Hall very ably fills that position now fast bicycle riding should also be prohibited. at the Fnuquet House, but the manager told Connty farmer bethinks hlmst of well cured bay, hl, thrifty gt. L. A. GRAY &. S O N , P roprietors mo that tne new rai road opened this year by In our recent notice of the death of Capt. And now the question has arisen as to wheth­ An exchange calls attention ta the fact that H. Seward Webb, mat runs right through the cow and falling porker, aud al, Piano For Sale. Andrew Pressey we failed to mention one of er we shall say the United States are, or the while silver is an important product of this mountains via Saratoga, had taken all the knows of an Investment that beat' Adply to United States Is. Smith's grammar tangbt ns country, it is not the leading, notwithstanding to death. , World's Fnlr the sisters, Hannah, who was Mrs. John T. travel, and they did not get any. Paul Smith's • oa REV. It. \V. JENKYN, that nouns of multitude or collective nouns re­ the amount of space it occupies in the papers. hotel in the heart of the Adirondacks is noted CIGARS? 32 Masonic St. White. Capt. Whitoj built and lived in the Cashing is doing the handsome thf-- 4 quire singular verbs. The people of the South, Statistics show that the annual output ofpplg all over the world. hou«e on Limerock street now owned by O. E. wav of furnishing its school bulldf0 *11 points When your customers Blackington. After the death oi Capt. White, however, would probably prefer "The United iron is nearly twice that of sliver; that of bitu­ AN OPPORTUNITY. minous cual is fifty per cent greater, and) that 1 think Vermont is a beautiful state. Barre, flags. 8ome weeks ago we published _5 call for the rj Parth s thinking of going into tho millinery busl- Mrs. White married G. 8. BurgesB of Rock­ States ore.” of anthracite coal is about as grett. Turning four miles from here, is a very smart village count of an elaborate llag-ralslngj over . ness, and would like io take postuaaion of a large port. The White family are all dead. prosperous millinery establishment would do well The Portland Advertiser says that Canadian to agricultural products, silver is left far be­ of 12,000 inhabitants and there are 100 granite its school buildings, and we are glad th i^ ,' cafi- wrlto to or call upon annexation Is manifest destiny, but is afar off hind. The value of a crop of oats is. nearly firms doing business there, and the pay roll to make lhe announcement of another-td from MRS. JAMBS HANUAnAN, A prominont citizen the other day .called 28 No. 393 Main St Rockland, Me. in tho future. Jerry Simpson, the. Kansas four times as great, of corn more than thirteen amounts to big money every month. Somo of inhabitants of Schoo!) District No. 5, w’^ o rld T h e C .-G .’s attention to the fact that Rockland heavy weight, doesn’t believe in annexation, times as great, of wheat nearly eight times as the firms are finding It a little bard to get cash embraces that local division of Cushing knobbed Globe Trotter needs a food inspector, whose duty It shall be however, and wants the United States to buy great. Edward Atkinson has shown that the now, as they take a good many western notes as Pleasant Point, are lo have a school flag WANTED. to see that no fruits, vegetables, milk or foods of At 166 Broadway 3600 chairs to mend without the Canadas. Twould cost money, Jerry, poultry products aro four times as great. in settlement aud Just now they cannot dis- raising, Monday, August 21, the day on which', Remember that they any kind are offered for sale that are not per­ .jgard to their kind or condition. Prices accord­ 'twonld cost money! Hence it will be seen that several things are coon' them In the banks east. the Fall teim of school begins. The flag ft ing to amount of material used and labor. fectly sound and healthful. Such an official is are lobbed by worth to the country full as much as the sliver -y cus’.omers there are two bustiers from iho gift of Cap!. Alton D. Chadwick, a resident Feb. 7. 5 R. M. PILLSB U R Y & CO. certainly needed here. Rockland is now of a The bard times are making the season a most over which so much trouble is rising. down east (Bucksport, Me,) and they do a of the district. As Capt. Chadwick cannot be size to require city adjuncts,’Hand a food in­ disastrous one for the Summer hotels. Travel nice bu,lncsa and make money. Gilley & present at the raising, he has Invited Frank B St. Clair Bros. & Co. SPOT CASH PAID. spector is ono of the Important adjuncts. Highest Cosh Prices paid for old rubbers, rub is tailing otTand the hotels don't seem to fill np. Abbott is the firm, and Gilley travels for the Miller 0 .'Rockland to make the presentation • * It is the best 5 cent ber bools and shoes. One cent per pound for The only salvation for onr hotel men is to go That excellent hand book, the Maine]Regis- firm of Chatman, Kendall A Dantel of Boston, speech, an^deliver the address on the occasldp. v ootton rags. If parties having anv Junk of any kind Well G. Singhi of this city has been ap­ will send me a postal I will call and get it aud to Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Chica­ ter, without which Maine people would be and Abbott runs the store. Tho Cushing BandT- which did so mnch t’1’ ' * pointed Agent for the prevention of Cruelty to Cigar sold. remit them the cash. go and get up a cholera scare. The thing can puzzled to keep up with the times, has arrived make the Broad Cove fl)g raising a success, II J. R. RICHARDSON, Animals on recommendation of the Board of 8 632 Main Street. be quite easily managed. We charge nothing in its dress for '93 and '94. J. N. Dunbar is I went into the largest creamery in the world expected to be present Verier, Aldermen. Rockland has long needed an for this suggestion. the travelling agent. The publisher deserves in St. Albans. The capacity Is 25,000 pounds Boh Ingersoll calls|onr school ho1“’' f officer of this kind, ,and Mr. Singhi in every T O L E T . great credit for bis constant effort to make per day, bnt now they are only making 19,000 of liberty, and over every temple o„ freeuv ,u One of Well. a . Singhl's cottage, on Broadway. way is a moBt satisfactory appointment. He his book just what the peonle need. This a day. I never saw so much batter before lhe stars and stripes should float. is deeply interested in tho cause and will at­ M. C. Foster of the well known firm of con­ edition contains 20 pages more than that of under one roof. They have 14 large revolving • • tend to his duties. We can assure him of the tractors of Waterville, who built our power • QOOOOOOOO last year. The statistical data relating to churns, capable of holding two hogsheads of hearty support of our people In thejenforce- house, says that the building operations Union Is going to have a band, and In the our State and general government Is full and cream each. I asked one of the bead men STORE TO LET. m entofthe laws against cruelty )to animals. throughout the slate are not what they prom­ accustomed Union way will probably have a Btoro In Rankin Block fitted for the Drug busl. carefully prepared. The 63d Congress and tte about the place and he said the milk all weDt © A Father’s Advice. ° Parties knowing of cases of ill] treatment of ised to be early tn the season. Men who com- good one. Our county is having quite a band neaa. A pply 30 BER K Y BROS. entire vote of each town in the state at last to separate™ that were situated all over that dumb beasts aro requested toDOtlfy Mr. Singhi. templatcd building for an Investment are bold­ revival. ' My son don’t smoke. O fall's election are given. In the town statistics part of the state and the cream was brought to o ing back wuiting for developments in the finan­ the now town oi Mechanic Falls appears, also 1 But if you do smoke, be sure lo TENEMENTS FOR,RENT. them hy railroad. He said they used the milk Our Highland correspondent calls atten- Good Tenements In tho Spear Block, Main stroot, A reporter of the Bangor Whig visited our cial situation The tendency ot prices on building our youngest city, Eastport. The new town­ O smoke tlie of 15,000 cows and run sixteen saw mills and lon to the disappearance ot the bobolink, a aud ono over Jas. Wight’s shop, Park Place. city last week, and talks about us as follows: materials has been steadily downward, manu­ ship map shows the route of the Bangor A 28 C. T. or F. R. SPEAR. ted 3,000 pigs with the buttermilk, and I guess bird whose jolly song was always so popular. The,]widemng and Improvement of Sea facturers offering unusually liberal discounts Aroostook Railroad, with its Ashland and he didn't lie. Our scribe, "J. A. C.", states that not one has stroet leading from the steamboat whart has for cash in everything they handle. Fort Fairfield branches, the location ot the new Office Rooms to Rent. appeared this Summer In his locality where inaugurated a movement which will event­ town of Mechanic Falls and other minor The hotels in Vermont are all very good, s on Tuck Good office rooms in the new and splendid Syn. heretofore they have always been very plenty dioate building. Apply to ually make that street the center of the whole­ changes. The Temiscouata Railroad, just mostly very large ones built to catch the Sum­ ay 16 C. U. BERRY. An exchange has the following from the e r sale trade. bible regarding the catching of fish: across the line on our northern border,is given- mer travel and they all do a good business. HOUSE FOR SALE. Just at the head ot Tillson's, or steamboat How many ways does the old testament lt is a book that is constantly needed for ref NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES. p CIGAR. Two-story bouse in flrst-class order throughout wharf, a very large building has hoenjerected teach of catching fish i erence, and the amountof valuable Information I have been doing some fas: travelling for a A pply to lor tho purposes of cold storage, in which Ans —Angling with a seine and books. contained in its pages is worth to any person week. I am doing the trade with my friend 20 N A T H A N IE L JO N ES. Isaiah 19th chapter 8 to 11 verses; Amos 4th Regarding Current Happenings in Ma, O “ It is tlie mildest, best flavored, © butter, ogge. meat.Jiflsh, fruit, etc., may be chapter and 2nd verse. many times its cost. G, M. Donham, pub­ Gilley over this route and yesterday we had it rious Adjoining Counties. most soothiug cigar on the market. preserved as long as desired.XtlAbove that the Who were the best of the Apostles ! lishers, 185 Middle street, Portland. Cloth, arranged to make a long day, and we did It, ______V FOR S A LE . Ans.—The four fishermen, Peter, Andrew, but wasn't It hot!—Pbew!—well, I guess! O “ I smoke that kind myself." © The McIntire lious.-, ftelvideru Street, new house, busy concern of Thorudike A tlix,]Jmeats, over 800 pages. Price $1.75. James and John, We left Concord, N. H., at 0.20 a. m., and *.• Hancock Connty fair will be h' 40tf cost $000, m ust be sold. $860 h price—$400 down, fruits, etc., have just removed their (business How did the Apostles like their fish cooked ? balance to suit. WALKER, ROSE & CO. from Main street, and still further 'along St, Ans.—John 21, 9tb verse; Luke 24 , 42nd went to Laonta. Oar man met us and we left Bluebill, Sept. 6 and 7. 27 o o O O O O Q O O Clair Brothers have erected,]a large building verse. Two colored barbers, one an old man, and there at 8 :57 (or Tilton and got through there *.* Mr. C. Barrows, a former rdslder What was considered a fair day’s luck for, their -wholesale . candy manufactory. the other a young on-. The young man took at 11 a. nt., and took two teams, one for hag- Montville, who sustained severe Injuries HOUSE FOR SALE. fishing i off bis apron nnd started out of the door. Two story bouse on North Main street, on line This is but a beginning and others will|soon Ans.—John 21, 11th verse. gage and one for us, and drove lo Franklin, time ago by a train running over him, j' ot electric rallroud; pleasauth situated. For sale follow. The large fish house of C. E.JWeeks What was a poor day’s luck ? Yo'o gwiue to get a drink, Jim !" asked four miles, and staid there until 3 :58, and then brought to Montville, a few days ago. He st at a bargain. Apply to E K. GOULD, A Co. also stands upon this wharf, while they Ans.—John 21, 3d verse. the older. —•( took the train for Lebanon and got there nt became Insane from the effects of bis injut1 27 Probate Office, Rockland How far from land did the Apostles fish ? havo others on Atlantic wharf, ut High Island Dat's what I ’s gwine ter do.” m Mr. 5:10 and jumped into a baggage wagon and and was conveyed to the Insane asylum THE(iDADDY.” Ans.—John 21, Sth verse. Go and git yo’ drink. I used t____ re same and other [laces. wont to our customer's store, did business, and Augusta on July 20lh. For Sale or Exchange for ting when I wuz young. Whet— wuz fust a lhe great 10 cent .moke. Fragrant, Clean and F a rm . The new Syndicate Building, on Main] and left ut 8:08 for White River Junction, gelling The trustees of the German Protests Wholesome. Il la the great favorite with oon A visitor to the Turkish province devaststed married dar was a gin-mill next To the shop □olseurs. *,s House and stable No, 24 Crescoat St., large lot of Oakjstreets, which has already been described tbete at 8:30, tired, dusty, hot and dirty, bnt church, Waldoboro, will hold a religious se land with bouse. Also horse, cow and buggy for by an earthquake three months ago describes it wbr* I wucked, and I spent in it fifty and in the Whig, is a splendid building and happy, for we had done business in each town. vice in said church, Sunday, August 20, at 2 sale. Eusy terms if desired. Apply to as follows: seventy-five cents a day outen de dollab an’ a 24*36 O EO . It. ST O V E R , 24 C rescent St. utfords Fuller A Cobb one of the most) capa­ But no more of that fur us on such hot days. in. It h.6 been the custom of this soc', The effects ot the disturbance were confined half I earned. Wall, one mawnin' I went CARRIAGES AND HARNESSES! cious, convenient and most elegant dry goods hold such a Union service for mac-" to a mountainous territory about 30 miles into de butchah shop, and who should come A largo lino of carriagua and harnosHoa is now and carpet stores in the state, while Walker. Monday morning we go to Woodsville and Rev. Mr. Senior, pastor of the Waldcd g' MAIL ROUTE FOR SALE. square, of which Malatia and Adlaman arc in hut de man what keep de old likker shop. ready for tho trade. Hoinu great burgulns will be Rose A Co., dealers in real estate, have a fine from there to Newport, Vt., and then Boston grcgutional church, will preach the , ien tbi offered. Cull and sue tuy lluo boforo buying. Owl’s Hcuil anti Itocklttud. the principal villages. Two thousand houses •Gib me ten or twelve pounds of porter­ suite of offices and other parties occupy others. ana St. Jobnsbury, and home, and 1 tell yon a I A painful Illustration of on ia in m The subscriber offers lor sale his entire outfit, were entirely ruined, 3000 others were rendered house steak,' be said. consisting of three good horses, two four-seat The electric railway, the Thomaston, Rock­ there is no place like Rockland. I got here Rockville Carriage Repository, coaches, ouu two seat, two puugs, harnesses, etc,, unfit for bibltation, 913 people were killed and He got it, an' went out. 1 sneaked up to shipbuilding ‘.e --»eo in Wald'^' am land und;Camden, is oue of the most thorough­ tonight and received letters from hotp-. and ROCKVILLE, MAINE. all iu tine order. Will be sold cheap. Mail con a much greater number injured, and 97,000 de butchah, an' looked to see how much owner of a number of tract runs to July, 1897. ly equipped In every respect in New England T itk C.-G.; aud I did nothing nntnwr had read C. FARR, Owl’s Head. cattle, horses, sheep aud goats perished. money I had let.’ ploughing them up io» the p ' - and has a large patronage. them all through once, and before I go to bed Weeks of severe suffering have followed the •Now what do you want?' asked 1 de ing them into grass fields. I> lay Onr] A ride over this road brought us to the Bay I shall go through them again, Including T u b The place to .. FO R S A LE . catastrophe, aggravated in that mountainous butchah. to give a list of the [large ' „ for Cu^, only Point House, which has undergone great C-G. The two story frame dwelling house and lot in country by snow aud rain. A result of the ‘Gib me ter cent's wuf ob libber,' wuz my built in those yards in yet sjeoparbl Thomustou, corner of Knox and Elliot streets with additions and improvements since our last the memory of the present Lace HAVE extra house lot adjoining on Kuox street. House exposure bus been the death of a large number reply. Farms in Vermont do not go by acres like a visit, making it, in every respect, one of the contains ten rooms, two bed rooms below and of children. The Turkish government sent It wez all I could pay fur. Now yo, go 20- or 40uere farm, but they art called 20-cow seems too bad that they are l THEM three above; heated by furnace throughout; large finest equipped and best served, us it is one of Vast In, 3 attic; high cellar with vegetable cellar, cemented army tents and issued dally rations of bread to an'get yo' drink. You’ll eat libber; hut de (or keow as they say) and 40-cow farms. In again. wr ^ 4 the best located seaside resorts iu the United CLEANED tlo< rs; house, ell ard barn slated; all in good order the stricken people, and the Sultan sent pecun­ man what sells yo' de staff will bah his asking for an old friend I nsed to know, my C urtains! aud connected with sewer; good garden spot. States, nothlngjbeing wanted in variety and A BIG SNAKE. iary assistance. The suffering is by no means po'lerbouse steak. De man hellin ’ de bar informant said he was welt oil' as be owned a And Done up equal to now is at 11 26 A pply to K. A. ROBINSON. beauty of .scenery, good cooking, bountifully ended, as the loss of human life and of work­ eats po’terhouse steak—de man in front eats "40-cow farm.” furnished tables aud the purest water in the Strange and Unwelcome Visitor in a EPH. PERRY’S DYE HOUSE PROPERTY FOR SALE. ing cattle will prevent the reaping of reason­ libber. I ain’t touched de stuff in thirty Rockport House. world, to say nothing of the delightful air, Residence property consisting of house and lot able crops." years, an' I am eatin’ po’terhouse steak, my Saturday Is market day in all Vermont coun­ 90x82 with stable; buy window, veranda aud tower, tempered by soft sea breezes, to make an self.—Foxboro Reporter. try villages and a customer in Barton who An unwelcome visitor was discovered In a all modern improvements; 10 rooms beside ball invalid or a rustlcator perfectly happy through aud bath; permanent bookcases aud fireplaces. One of the sages of the People's party in keeps a large store told me that be took in chamber In oue of the fine residences of Rock­ the day while at night a fine orchestra fur­ DR. BELLE S. AYERS, Price $6600. Also furnishings from parlor lo Kansas some time ago delivered himself st a $1000 to $1200 worth of butter, and paid mostly port. One ot the family, a young lady, went •table, cellar lo garret; piano, chamber sets, woven nishes , music for dancing in the large and PERSONAL POINTS. out of the store. Most of the stores in the vil­ springs, maltiesses, feather beds, toilet sets, car­ public meeting as follows: "If all the money up stairs aud saw,as she supposed, the selvage pels, chairs, tables, cuudelubra, chandeliers, lamps, elegant music room. that is in the hanks were in the pockets of the Concerning People Well Known in Our lages are very large aud carry large stocks of ol a piece of carpeting ou the door. Aa she a$ dishes, nick-nacks, refrigerator; horses, carrlager The hotel is owned hy the Bay Point Hotel goods—dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, gioo- Medical Parlors. sleighs, liurnesses, robes, saddle. Must be sold i people, the country would be better off." This Flourishing County. approached, il moved. She closed the door Company, A. P. Crockett president, {with good man was evidently unaware of the fact etlss, hardware, crockery,and all are run in de­ aud called Frank P. Libby who killed whet ’ ? E le c tr ic ity * 80 C. G. Chamberlain as manager and S. S. UrrtcK lloujts: 3 Mease*#, that the money which is in the hanks does not Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Clark Pillsbury* are partments. The most of them have very proved to he a spotted snake 27 tuches long. a to 11 a. u. ? Medicated Hibbard,j'clerk, but Mr. Chamberlain having large cold storage rooms in which to keep their belong to the banks, but to people who deposit guests at the Aloha, Winthrop Highlands— 2 to 4 r . M. B u l l . .. PROPERTY FOR S A LE . been absent at the opening of the season the butter. G bo. L K n io u t . The following property for sale at u great bar- il there, and can draw it out again when they Boston Times. QUEER CAUSE. in : One nice colt, 8 years old, coming 4. weight wants of the bouse aud the comfort of the please; that, meanwhile, this money is lint o Specialty: Diseases of Women is Children. guests have been attended to by Mr. Hibbard, THOMASTON TOPICS. 40 lbs., will read 10 miles an hour, well broken, out hy the hanks to people who cun give suffi­ Mrs. Louise Baldwin Powers of Boston Is to The loss of a barrel of ilquor in England SYNDICATE BLOCK, Third JToor. color bay; will be sold ut a great bargain. Due under the direction of Mr. Crockett. 17 ltutKLt.tiU. MB. road mure, a perfect beauty; took first premium cient security; and that, when so lent out, it spend August In Thunderbot, Than, Switzer­ The Maine Shore Co.'s steamboat Protector brought the Hix ancestors to Cape Elizabeth. ut fair in Boston; will be sold at a great barguiu. circulates among the people in the channels of [See Eaton's Thomaston. Rockland and Senth Reason for t '.ling 1 have three horses aud need SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDENDS. land, and will return to London in n u m b e r . is at the bridge, being fitted np. She will be only one. busluess, and is, therefore, virtually iu the o ready for inspection this week. She looks fine. Thomaston, page 156.] A lot of good Second Hand Bicycle* nearly as pockets ot the people. The sage bad probably good us new, about 26 of them , prices from $16 to The total amount ot semi-annual dividends Commander A. S. Snow, U. S. N., is ordered ------■— ...... I $76, about one-balf the original cost. These ma­ pa)able iu Boston this month $3,970,875. applied to a bank for a loan without offering to take temporary command of the Bancroft at EUROPEAN FEAN, chines uie suitable' ‘ Following are dividends payable on Maiue sufficient security, and the loan being refused, Cull ou or address the Naval Academy, in addition to other duties Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t R eport imbers St. and West Broadway, 17 ttocxvilie, Me. securities: be concluded thut the money in the banks was at tbtt institution. NEW YORK. Dividend. Amount maliciously withheld from the people. What o 8CHOONER FOR SALE. Bangor (street) 6 ...... 8 6 0,000 he really meant to say was, that if the money . W 1LDEY, Proprietor. *-^48 Bob. Anna M. Dickenson of Kdgurtown; 207 Boat. A Me. Imp. 4s...... •••••2 4S.8S0 Miss Elizabeth Hamlin, the well-known Koows <1 per duy aud upward. Conveuiout tons; well found and lu good condition. Will Bost. A Me. Im p. 4s...... 2 20,000 which was in other people's pockets were tn Boston soprano, sang at Weirs, N. H., last Bost. A. M. 4s, 1042...... 2 40,000 vu ull ruilwuy depot* aud boat lauding*. carry about 2600 barrels lime. Enquire of Capt. bis, he would be better off. Of which there is Friday eveutag.—Boston Times. Miss Usrnliu G. J. HART, on board, or E. W CHADWICK, Knox & Llneolu 2d St...... 2 1-2 2,000 Agent, Edgartown, Mass. 14 Me. Central 10 20 Os...... 3 16.000 no doubt. But this suge and his disciples will spent last Summer in Camden. Me. Central deb. 6s...... 2 1-2 1,460 have to consider that there are but two honest HES.MJl.lKStti-- Penobscot Bhoro Line 4a...... 2 26,000 o Bangor Kl. L l fc P. •*...... 8 2,260 ways of getting money—to sell something for Capt. Alabama Gross of this city has re­ Mrs. A. J. F. Ingraham, s HOUSE FOR SALE. Maine town bonds...... 20.000 A story and hull house aud barn iu a desirable Portlands 6s, *06 ...... 3 4,636 it, or to borrow it. So long as you have things turned from a visit to Orland, where he resided tiS NORTH MAIN 8TRNNT. locality. Will be sold cheap. Inquire of to sell that other people want, such as corn, or when a lad, forty years ago. He tells T u b FRANK W. HAM, 68 Fulton bt. The Maine town bonds include Bath, Duma-, Uiug aud UaaUug a Specialty. 18 riscotta, Newcastle, Nobleboro, Rockland drygoods, or your labor, you can always get C.-G. n an that there have beeu many changes, Thomaston aud Waldoboro bonds, issued in money in exchange for them. If you have lu ike orick-yard where he worked cedar trees W idow G rey’s CEDAR BOAT BOARDS. aid of the Kuox A Lincoln Railroad Company, things of value to pledge, which the lender of six ‘Jibes through are now growing, and Lurcetlot and good quality fur m Iu at money considers sufficient security that he will otbe; like changes have occurred. ABSCMJUTELY PURE Salt Rheum Cure 29 tu w . B . CLOVER CO.'S, Kocklaud. payable at Hyde A Leather Bank. THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE, TUESDAY AUGUST 8,1893.

THE TAX COLLECTOR. MEN AND WOMEN. ham of Boston is at R. H. Burnham's. Mr. Burnham will not get to Rockland this season, G O T O I He Hires Himself an Office and Gets ’ Personal Paragraphs of More or Less bnt will take In the World's Fair fostead----- Frank Darling and family of Boston are at the City Books. ' Interest to Our Readers. ’ v i ;• H. N. Keen's, Mrs. Darling's father's. A. A. V 7 - ! AX Collector E. S. John and Daniel Brackley of Strong are Keene of Philadelphia is also at bis old home sort of dividing the time between this place and’ Farwell has leased the visiting their brother, B. P. Brackley, this city t/ E. W. Berry & Co.s front office over the -----Dr. D. C. Perkins has been visiting in Thomaston, where Mrs. Keene and child arc store of Crockett fit Swanville-----The family ol W. E. Jones has visiting. Mr. Keene will remain In this -FOR- Lovejoy, has tbe tax moved from Pleasant street, this city to Bos­ vicinity about a week------Mrs. W. G. Young /// books In his possession, ton, where Mr. Jones is employed-----J. M. of Winterport, formerly of this city, Is the gnest of Mrs. Joseph Kalloch, Mechanic street. SPECIAL SALE and Is ready now to re­ Litchfield and family of New York are in the city-----S. D. Graves of 8t. George la In Now Gny Colson, formerly of this city, and wife ceive all tax money that OF may be forthcoming. Hampsnire, travelling for a medicine firm----- are visiting at Joseph Lane's, Bay1 View Square. ae office taken Is well located and has a fire- Mrs. Joseph L. Clark Is visiling her daughter, Mr. Colson is now located in Honllon, where he is at the head of a prosperous tailoring STRAW HATS Jof vault for the safe keeping of the books, Mrs. James Spearing, Auburn-----Geo. B. establishment. We are always glad to know tpt. Farwell has neatly furnished it. Loring of the firm of Loring, Short fit Harmon Portland, went through here Thursday, accom­ of the success of a Rockland boy. SHIRT:-- Maurice E. Simonton Is homo from New The entire amount committed to him for col­ panied by his wife, son and wile's mother, M e n ’s, York. lection la 8110,788.80. Tbe rate Is 821 on bound for Lincolnville where Mr. Loring has a Albert Smith is very ill at his borne, Cedar 81000, and on all taxes not collected at the end beautiful Summer home. Mrs. Loring’s street, and fears are entertained tbst be may of a year the collector Is to pay interest at the mother, who was with them, Is Mrs. Benjamin BoysVand not recover. A host of friends, however, hope WAISTS rate of one per cent per annum. Carver of Lincolnville. She la 91 years old, NEW LINE the for better things. and as clear-beaded as ever. rop- Miss N. T. Sleeper Is spending a day at FOR Mrs O. M. C. Holman, widow of the late W e have received sev­ be<.n The sea captains seem to be prompt payers, North Haven, a guest at the Cobb cottage----- Rev. J. W. Holman, formerly psBtor of the Children’s. We Capt. D. W. Look was the first man to pay his W. A. Kimball, tbe Maine Central exenrsion eral New Lines this tax, Capt. Alonso P. Ginn 2nd, Capt. Chas. J Baptist Chnrch at Rockport, is visiting her 11 lerely to son. Rev. W. O. Holman at Bay View. It hustler, Is here for a brief visit. w eek of 7 toe prop- Jameson 3d. will be remembered that Mrs. Holman recently Mrs. E. E. Payson bas returned Irom her 'ihat off.et W e show some j Novelties ROCKLAND TAXES. lost her only daughter, Miss Allie E. Holman, western trip a lady friend accompanied her who had many friends in her old borne at home. in this line. Big Stock. Rockport. Her home for some years has been Blue and Black /n and other What the Figures of the Board of As­ at Newton Highlands, Mass. If work on our sessors Show. EASY WAY Mrs. Emily Barrett Jarvis of Brooklyn, N ling that in not 2 0 0 D O Z E N Y., who has been rusticating at Cooper's Beach ,ro the preference From the books of the city assessors we To Figure Out the Time of Cars on the Bough Finished > 4 4 * JKPva- is now visiting In Hope. rmoney exoended gather the following interesting lacts regarding Thomaston Extension. N. B. Cobb, Mrs. Vesta Cobb and Miss /people who need it Rockland's valuation and taxes : Gents’ : Ties Lizzie Cobb are at Mr. Cobb's North Haven expend it among v a l u a t io n 1893. S. A. Fish calls our attention to the follow­ cottage, and Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Fuller, Cheviots! . . . like there are the Resident real estate, 13,039,(03 ing easy method of ascertaining the time of •• personal estate, 1,450,603 senior, visited them there last week-----Walter AT HALF PRICE. arrival and departure of electric cars on the They are suitable for can beet afford to do M. Spear is home from Harvard Medical ' furnishes employment T otal resident, 4,490,171 Thomaston extension : N on-lesldent real estate, 213,001 school for a few days. He goes to Boston Rockland to Thomaston.—30 minutes past Fall and W inter wear. See displayed in South I need It. Those people “ personal •• 52,400 Monday, where be has a hospital appointment Total non-resident, 271,001 each odd hour, 10 and 50 mlnnte9 past each tee like these the city througn the Summer vacation-----Miss Mabel For Style and Dura­ W indow. jidewalks and sewers ore even hour. Total property, Taller, who has been the guest of Miss Anne lioned. In times like N um ber of Polio 2,775. Thomaston to Rockland.—30 minutes past bility they are unex­ Rice tbe past month, returned Tuesday to her ’afford not to build sewers State tax, 113,005 13 each even boar, 10 and 50 minutes past each County tax, 0,941 29 home In Hartford, Conn. She was accom­ celled. Price streets. The men who now odd hour. City tax, 80,140 00 panied by Miss Ellen R ice----Eugene Pettee, iity to earn a dollar or two by Overlay, 2,140 45 We have Marked Down All Out T otal tax, Miss Mabel Pettee and Jefferson Borden o /city betterments can appreciate A m ount naseased on sidew alk account, 2,501 93 Fall River have been visiting at James Wlgbt'i SHE SUICIDED. $16 TO $20 A SUIT Shirt Waists. res of the Rockland Ulcer in -----Mrs. N. Jones and Mrs. Emetine Hemen pnblic improvements. way are visiting relatives In Belfast and Sears- Sick and Insane Appleton Lady 1 lot Print W aists, 21c ; from 42c. The number of polls last year was 2,636, a mont. Takes Her Life. D o n ’t P ay ON iment to pardon Miller and Clark, gain this year of 139. Mrs. J. C. White and daughter of tbe Preble 1 lot Print Light Ground W aists, on Borden mntineers. Is again astir, The valuation last year was 84,684.547, a House, Portland, are at Harlow P. Wood’s Mrs. Hannah Perry of Appleton, who hsB a T a ilo r Imerlcan Fednationof Labor evidently 29c ; from 50 cents. gain in valuation this year of 882,685. The Miss Mary Abbott of Waterville has been been sick several years, and insane for many i push the matter for all it's worth, rate of last year 2 1-4 per cent. visiting at G. W. Palmer's---- R. A. Crle and months, committed suicide by hanging early S 3 O .O O 1 lot Print and White Lawn but admire their persistency, bnt wish wile and Kelley Crle made a trip to Matinicus Thursday morning She attempted suicide for a more worthy object. The Federa- For a Suit that’s no Waists, 38c ; from 50 cents. FOR PARDON. last week-----Miss Fannie Barney of Arlington just one week before by takiog Paris green, but SHOES. admlts the mutiny, but pleads great pro- N. II., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Q. M took an overdose and thus frustrated her de­ 1 lot Black and White Polka aud itlon and punishment enough. But the better than ours at Barney-----Arthur Chapin and wife of Bangor sign. She attempted self destrnction by bang­ nory of the crime shows that the mutineers A Representative of tbe Federation of Stripe Waists, 38c; from 50 cents. Labor Visits Thomaston. have been at J. C. Perry's tbe past week----- ing some weeks ago but was cut down just In $20. W e’ll guarantee lore ready to make those innocent of ill treat- True P. Pierce, esq., was in Portland and time to save her life. Our idea is not how ig them suffer with the rest, which some to fit you just as well, 1 lot Pink, Heliotrope and Blue Exeter, N. H., last week on business-----Miss Mrs. Hnnah (Bayley) Perry was born in hat weakens the theory that these men, Edward Cogan of Brockton, Mass., repre- Percale W aists, 48c; from 75 cents. seating tbe American Fedaration of Labor and Rosa Keene is employed with Rice. Bird fit Haverhill, Mass., tbe 22nd of July, 65 years too. : : : t^rate and frenzied by abuse, sought tt ago. She leaves a husband, two sons and one Cheap, but how Good. ^ate upon those who m altreated' them affiliated bodies, is In the city In tbe Interest of Barney, Syndicate Block-----Mrs. C. H. Clark 1 lot White Lawn Waists, 75c;. and son Raymond of Boston are guests of daughter. The funeral occurred Saturday, btless the men will Js6*~pardoned, as a Miller and Clark the Jefferson Borden matt from 81.00. ’ Geo. 8. Clark, Head of-tbe-Bay. Rev. J. D. Payson officiating. Members of P. S. HARRINGTON HATS it of the earner work^bf the Federation. neers, United State convicts, serving a life Fred T. Jones of Boston is visiting Thomas the Relief Corps, of which Mrs. P. was a mem­ Cheap Shoes are usually eevidentiy$afnt it M y prove a case of wise sentence In Thomaston prison. w ill be out August 21st, and 1 lot Fast Black Satine Waists, Black, Masonic street---- Miss Lena Adams is ber, participated In the obsequies. The connection of tbe Federation of Labor 79c ; from 81.00. f we stated at the start,we wish home from Boston------H. A. Howard of w ill be on sale by us on or Bn were putting their energy into with this case Is as follows: The Seaman’s unsatisfactory. I f the price Union, which is affiliated with tbe Federation, Rockland Commercial College has returned about that date. HTCome to us 1 lot Fast Black and White Polka a more profitable work. from the World’s Fair, coming home via introduced a resolstlon at the Connell In De­ for the Genuine Harrington, and Stripe Waists, 89c; from 81.25. troit, Mlcb., two years ago last December, Niagara Falls------Guy Sheriff of Somerville, H/{SKI HQ, CITY COUNCIL. is sacrificed, so is quality. looking towards the pardon of Miller and Mass., has been visiting friends In town— 1 lot Fine Satine and Corded Maynard S. Farrington is home from Phila­ Clark. The resolution was adopted and tbe J. F. G regory & Son, Gingham Waists, 79c; from 81.25. The Doings of the City Fathers at the matter left in the hands ot the executive coun­ delphia alter an absence ot two years. He First-class Livery Horses, Regular Monthly Meeting. will remain tbrougn tbe month of August----- Our Shoes are made to cil of the American Federation ot Labor, Fine and Stylish Turn-outs. One Price Clothiers, the Connell In Birmingham, Ala., one year Miss Nellie Cote of Somerville, Mass., Is at Buckboard and! Barges for Summer Under Farwell Opera House. The regular monthly meeting of the City ago last .December President Gompers stated the home of O. P. Howard, Ho lines street. please, and at satisfactory All Our Silk Waists Marked Down Council was held last evening. There was that the executive council had been at work Some of oar attorneys attended Law Court Excursions and Picnics. a full attendance in the Upper Board, and a on tbe matter, but bad no results to report. in Portland last week : W. H. Fogler, D. N. Prices Reasonable! Give Me a Call! , quorum in the Lower Board after a little The Connell then instrnctel the Executive Mortland, C. E. Littlefield, True P. Pierce, Give her a watch; cost. Once a purchaser, active work on the part of the police. Sev­ Council to continue pushing the matter. W. R. Prescott and E. K. Gould. M. FRANK DONOHUE, All ot Our Duck, Percale and eral of the Councilman needed for a quorum Shortly after this the officers of the Federation Edward Mullen and friends Charles Souther PARK STREET, CORNER UNION 8T were found at the circus. They came reluc Print Suits are Marked Down. made an appeal to tbe affiliated Unions to aud Samuel Paine ot Boston are spending two » “Telephone connection. a good watch, a handsome one— tantly, but. they came. petition President Harrison for a patdon for weeks vacation in this city------Mrs. George always a customer. these men. The petitions were sent in, but at A. Giilcbrest is visiting her mother in Belfast but don’t “go broke” over it. The following roll of uccouuts was passed: the time the committee waited on Hurrison ------Mrs. Jennie Burgess ol Boston is agues! Fourteen-karat gold, filled, or O ° S e e W a is ts d is - s j ’p - ( i/'th tin g , $293.25; Contingent, $344. Secretary Windom died and affairs In tbe cab­ at Charles Gupilll’s, corner Orange and BerkeJy coin-silver, elegantly engraved: Tper, 8581; Police, $129.79; Fire, inet were in such a state of confusion that the OIL STOVES! streets------N. A. Packard Is home from enamel dial in modern Arabic nu­ ♦ ♦ 4 4 entire matter was lost sight of. Portland for a few days------Mrs. Jennie merals; jeweled works; stem-set 14 4 4 4. IL. (ftp. played in Window. At the convention In Pnllauelpbla last De Crocker Brown and family who have been at /Jtunmittee on Sidewalks and High- and stem-winding. A gem to look cember the matter was again put in the hands Bay Point have returned to Passaic, N. J — at and a perfect time-keeper. It and EitySolicitor, instructed toexam- of the Federation’s executive council, who Mrs. James Hanrahan Is at Bethlehem, N. IL, COPELAND’S. ,e claim of A. B. Kaokliffe fordamages looks like a hundred-dollar watch; about four month's ago appointed Mr. Cogan fora few days, Her daughter, Mrs. H. S. any one can take genuine pride in Another Lot of those hoount of injuries received through their agent in the matter. Flint, is summering there. w e k e e p RUSSET SHOES ltd defect iu a city sidewalk, reported its looks and its behavior. The Mr. Cogan arrived here Wednesday and vis­ Misses Cm'"} and Effie Smith of Evereit in their view Mr. Kackliffe had no new, pe rf e c te d , quick-winding ited tbe prison Thursday. He had x long in­ Mass., afl)n,0 „ts of Miss Jennie Packard------THE RIVAL! VhflDsnR Tie s , terview, separately, with both of thp prisoners. Mrs. Chui .,-her ot Stillwater has been visit­ “ Waterbury” ($4 to S I5). They tell the same story of cruel treatment on Large Stock! Just Received. ing ber sisti.1 “Mrs. Amanda Rhoades— And it RIVALS anything on No cheap Swiss watch can com­ Iro. Shaw, who was injured some weeks the part ot Capt. Patterson, overwork, insuffic­ Mrs. Nalhan 'Alldretb and Miss Cura llall the Market to-day — One,) pare with it. Your jeweler II through an alleged defect In the Cottage ient and unwholesome tood, brutal punishment sells it, in many different Two for 25 Cents, Jet sidewalk, threatens to sue the city for went to Sedgwick last week lor a visit to their Two and Three Burner styles. 49 and the like. Clark at the time was but a little aunt, Mrs. C. R. Sleeper of that town— *- The City Council Committee cou- over 20 years ol age. They have been in prison Stoves. : : : : S tylish ! Worth 25 cents each. ** ‘li her and she refused to consider Miss Addle Handley ot Boston was in town 18 years. The Federation in its prayer lor ARTHUR SHEA, < less than $350. Tlte committee last week paying u visit to a lew ot ber friends Ovens, Tops. Teakettles, Etc. pardon claims ibut the nen by cruel treatment in the city------Misa Caroline Stanley of Bus jd that no offer be made her. were trenzled and not fully awate of wbat they Everything to keep house with you cun find here | Practical Plumber. Buy£of Us and Get Correct Thing. ton is at the home of her mother, Mrs. A. A, We have a few were doing, and that they have been suffic­ Stanley, North Main street, for ber Summer COPELAND’S lialion ot tbe . Joint Speciiij iently punished. They don't question the fact vacation------Miss Ceretba Simonton has It f'ofl, it was ordered that of tuf mutiny, but claim that justice has been returned from a visit to North Haven------—Mr. BOSTON 5 & 10 CENT STORE. Perfection iu Bruiuuge mid Ventilation. ♦ 4 4 4 uE^sr be extended up the bed done, anu clemency should be exercised 448 M»*lu 8t., Oppo. Lludiey House rVWWWWWOWWWWVWWW COLORED PARASOLS. and Mrs. William Fitch ot Attleboro, Mass,, ♦ 4 4 4 r ° \ v ,.lrD*le*'F»rk to Pleasant streets, Mr. Cogan, who is prominent In tbe Federa­ are guests of D. A. Fisher aud wile------Mrs. left which must be sold L. , J; constructed ou Pleasant tion. is a very intelligent and level-beaded man John Donovan aud son Lawrence of Lynn., REGARDLESS OF COST J A. P e r k X ” 1^ 0' Cspt' Uuuty and Is proceeding about his business in a most who have been visiting relatives in tbe city energetic way. He Is circulating a petition lor tbe past few weeks, have returned home A. S Faies, here lor the pardon of Mlllerand Clark,which is , Jie lso u Tbour -----Miss Clara Borstel oi this city Is enjoying l/HTS. ilA -Cobb :e Streets reported the headed by Hon. N. A. Farwell, who has fur a visit to the Chicago Fair------Miss Belle estimatedid Vantageucihag for the straightening of some years interested himself in tbe matter. Spring is home Irum Boston for iter Summer Limerook street between Uniou uud High Some 70 Labor Unions have already petitioned vacation. for the pardon of these men, representing some ALL THE NEW STYLES JUST IN, CLOAKS. streets to he S850, which the county will Mrs. James Merrill of Somerville, Mass., pay. 300,000 names, which will be doubled Mr. Cogan wishes to extend bis thanks to and Mrs. E. Fogg o f South Thomaston are . . . . f o r .... We have about 75 Fall Jackets, Warden Allen and the Maine State Prison offi­ visltiug Mrs. J. W. Dolhatu, Rockland street A petition for Are hydrants to he erected Tbe Damariscotta Herald in Its account medium weight, which we shall offer on the coruer of Gleuu street aud Camden cials lor courteous treatment, lie was greatly impressed with the admirable condition of of the concert there, Monday evening of las1 at very much below their value to road uud Bay Point aveuue aud Catudeu week, says: "Miss Besse appeared several moment things at our State Penal Institution, with the close before Sept. 1. They are per­ road was referred to the Commilee ou Fire times with the violin and gave pleasing per- Department. nearness and cleanliness that cbaracterlaed all LOOK H E R E ’ Men, Boys and Cltilireu. fect goods and far better value than the departments, tbe excellent sanitation, the tormances"-----Eu gene Stoddard ol Boston is pleasant, we'l-llgbted, well-aired work-shops visiling bis old home in this city.— Cornelius can be bad in the New Fall Gar­ A fire alarm box was ordered to be erected aud tbe wholesome food. Coakley's residence on Masonic street has 25 Cents Up. ments. The only change in style is at the junction of Lisle aud Pleasant streets. just been repainted------Mrs. Joseph McAlister Do you want to Save M oney??? Mr. Cogan will be In town until the last of that the sleeves are a very little (bis week. has gone to Boston---- Mr and Mrs. W. 8. Mayor Knight was instructed to notify Wright enlertained Mr. John Boland, civil Buy Duck and Serge suite now. 4 4 4 4 larger. We shall make very low the electric railroad company to put the THE CROCKER RECITAL. engioecr, ot Clark Island, Sunday------Velma prices—11.50 to 810 foi 810 and 825 treets iu as good a state of repair as before Oxloc is keeping books for Suow A Co-----A. $5 50 Duck Suite marked down to $3,75 to 4 4 4 4 be truck was laid, where they have raised H. Ulmer returned from tbe World’s Fair, G arm ents. Tickets for the recital to be given iu Far- close. the grade to put the street grade up to it, well Opera House, Aug. 23, by Miaa Ade­ Satutday morning. and grave] the track. laide M. Crocker, are aelliug very rapidly, Miss Nioa Warren, of Isleshoro has been the Blazer, Serge and Flaunel $10 00 Suite something more than 201* being already guest of her aunt Mrs. W. S. Wright------The Board ot Health reported the pest lakeu. Miaa Crocker will be assisted by Misses Aunie Platon and Evle Miller are on a marked down to $5 75. NECKWEAR. DRESS GOODS. 'house iu good condition. Misa Poyxer of Sau Frauciaco, mezzo so- visit to Portland------Mrs. F. L. Arnold of prauo, Herbert 51. Lord of tbia city, tenor, Lynn, Mass., is visiling her mother, firs. $10.00 Jackets down to $5.00. 25c. Dress Goods for 19c. It was ordered that the Berry and Burpee aud Prouty'a Buy Poiut Orchestra, Ed. W. Mark Ingraham-----Mrs. J. C. Tolman and Big assortment of all the New lose Houses he rebuilt. Prouty, leader aud violin soloist. Tbe ball daughter Laura of Winchester, Mask., are $1,00 Shirt Waists at 49 cents. 50c. Dress Goods for 29c. will be beautifully decorated for tbe occa- visiting Mrs. John Marshall, Cedar sir set----- Tbe Road Commission was instructed aiou. Miss Crocker baa a boat of frieuda Irving Finley of Allston, Mass., Is vlsttnig bis Styles, just iu. Some Nobby 50c. Dress Goods for 38c. to build a brick or ooncrete sidewalk ou the who intend giving her s rousing benefit. aunt, Mrs- John Freeman-----M. B. (Joumbs 1,000 yards Cocheco Chevrons, west side ot Water street, from the Gen Ebe recites finely aud tbe entertainment and wife of Somerville, Mats., are gtaesls of Simonton Bros. Berry engine bouse to Ocean street, aud for will be tbe eveut of (be season. Tickets L. W. Benner--- Capt. Orris Haskell qi Inter­ Goods in Jap, Silk aud Liueu. dark ground, 8c. ; worth 12 l-2c. the building el a piauk walk ou the west are on sale at various places aloug Main lachen, Fla., is looking up old friends iq town 1 lot Percale, Satine aud Lawn side ol Suffolk street, fortnwith. street. -----Mrs. F. A. Hosmer of Boston is Visiting her sister, Mrs. A. F. Crockett------,J. O. Remnants, 8c.; regular 121-20. Au order for the extension of the Ocean Our readers will be glad to see another io- White ot the Preble House Is In town— ,Mrs. quality. street sewer to the center of South Main ■ talliuent of "Kook land In Days ot Long Ago" Havener of Winterport Is the guest of Queen Furnaces put In bis and Ingraham’s Hill, Sunday, a child’s light gar­ Pay day in ihe Rockland Loan A Building The Freeporisnext Friday will draws crowd. hou-e by G. W. Drake. He is bound io keep ment. The finder will be suitably rewarded by PRBB PREMIUM BOOKS.' occurs next Monday. from Harvard Law School-----Mrs. W. H. warm If he don't lay np a ceoi. leaving the same nt 47 PARK ST. tfoUSE, ME- Advertising in T h e C -G.alws;s brings good The police have kllle I five dogs who didn’t Glover entertained a very happy party of Any old or new subscriber paying 84 for results! Try it! 1 young people Wednesday evening in honor of BICYCLES AT HALF PRICE. have little tags to ’em. Fred Wiley of Lincolnville has a fine two DRESSINC WANTED. Summer Hotel. T h e Co v r ie r -O a z r t t e two years will be pre­ Miss Gertrude Raeier of Roxbuiy who is Mr. Shaw has 17 good bicycies bum newund I want 60 cords good manure for which I will sented with their choice of either of onr beantl- Mrs. E. P. Labe has moved Into tho Hewett year-old Joe Howe filly. visiting ber friend, M'ss Alice Glover, Mrs. second hand at the Spring street rink. Sizes pay cash. OPEN house, Granite street. from 24 in 36 ineb, wuicb be will sell at less 31 F. L. SHAW, Rockville. lully bound premium books, as follows: Work has begun on the superstructure of tbe Glover always delightfully entertains, ard Ibis than hall price. From June to October. “ Samantha at Saratoga, Tbe Vinalhaven brought 250 excursionists Boynton house, Franklin street. | occasion was no exception-----The dancing Furnished Rooms To Let. F. O. MARTIN, Prop. Laurel Leaves, from the islands to the circus, yesterday. Walter Moore Is building a house near the party at Oakland, Wednesday evening, was a PIANO TUNINU. Good pleasant furnished rooms. Apply to Select Readings and Recitations. 31 MRS. BUSIE S. JOHNSON, 1 High 8t. E C. Davis, the Broadway truck gardener, Edw. Blacklngton place at the Meadows. very jolly affair. Gale played and Innch was These books sell through agents for 92 50 | served by Landlord Bickford at tbe cafe. R. C, My Rockland customers are most respect­ reports a brisk demand for garden stuff. The C. A It. Water Co. Is laying 6000 feet of fully Informed ihm I am now ready to take Lake City Inn, each; we give them free as mentioned above. Rankin and A. H. Jones perpetrated the goed BICYCLE FOR SALE. Fred Gregory is having a house built on the six-inch pipe to tbe Glen Cove power station. orders for tuning all ol which will be filled as Bicycle, new last season; can be adjusted for Glen Cove Road, north of the Kaler place. time. fast as possible either lady or gentleman. For information apply Ned Davis has charge of the yachts at Bay The circus stars Sunday and Monday were J. W. W a l k e r to MISS EV IK M ILLER, A SUMMER HOTEL, F. M. 8haw. realty agent, has sold tbe 31 21 Clarendon St. Point. quartereo with Landlord Greenbalgh at the P l e a sa n t B e a c h .—Benj. Ames, wife and LAKE CITY, CAMDEN, ME. Orlando Knowles place on Brewster street to Lindsey Honse. daughter of Melrose, Mass., were guests the Ralph Smith is driving Whitney's delivery at Wise Saws and Modern Instances. Fred 8. Collamore. Pioneer last week------Mrs. S. A. Gould and Rockland Water!Company. team. Will Labe and John T. Berry 2nd are the Statistics compiled for the census of 1890, The Stockholders of this Considerable regret Is expressed by our peo­ latest additions to the force of conductors on son of Boston and Wilton HBrding of Worces­ notified that their Annual Me___ „ ______Sunday was e hot day. Cooled off towards show that the percentage of deaths from con­ the Company's Office in Rockland on M o n d a y , ple that the Maine Central was obliged to take the electric road. ter. Mass., occupy tbe Butler cottage for the sumption, in the entire country, is .110; from PRIVATE PARTIES ENTERTAINED, evening. month of August------Mrs. E. A. Hatch is it 21, A. D., 1803, at 10 o’clock a. m., off the early and late train. 8everal parties from this city will visit Temple cancer and tumors, .024; total, .14. The choice of Directors and nny other business that may legally come before said meeting. A brick foundation Is being put under the John Ranlett has some very pooty posies on Heights and Verona camp meeting during the with ber daughter, Mrs. Chas. Haskell,at Ihe percentage for both, in the New England Conveyance by electric cars to Camden;a; hack-I Nautilus------The Leach family from Rock­ States is larger ; that for consumption being C. C. CHANDLER, Clerk. >ards to the Inn. Correspondence by telepnone Mather Hreenery. the roof of his shipping office. This, we be­ next two weeks. Rockland, Aug. 7 1893. 31 direct to tbe Inn, or »>y mail to Camden. land are making merry at the Wessawaskeag. .128; for canc«r, etc., .035 ; total .163. The electrics make 26 trips between .'his place lieve, is the only roof garden in tbe city. The regular monthly meeting ofthe Epworth This party, numbering fifteen, all told, stow Modern pathologists aver that consumption Vole of the Town of Sonth Tlioiiitiaton, GEO, II. FOUNTAIN, Landlord. and Thomaston dally. Isaac Field Is having a house and stable League, connected with tbe Methodist church is only one form ol scrofula of which tubercle away In hammocks, etc. Tbe acquisition of a F. A. D. SINGHI, Manager. 23 40 Nice showers Saturday I Gardens enjoyed erected, corner of North Main and Maverick is the essential element. The tendency to passed at the March Meeting, 181)8. this city, will occur Thursday evening. parlor organ at this cottage is a novelty and 'em. Need more, tho'i streets. Jones & Bicknell are builders. scrofulous diseases is usually heredity, though Vo t e d ,— Th at the la v be enforced for the col­ Miss Florence Smith fell tbe length of tbe the tones of the Instrument blending with the O r e s c e n t M. K. St. Clair of Camden is the owner of such diseases may be acquired through the lection of taxes, and that all taxes now duo be Tbe races at Knox Trotting Park, Aug. 23 flight of stairs in Jones Block one day last finer notes of the human voice arc wafted action of various exciting causes, all of which collected within the ensuing year. B e a c h . tbe fast pacer, Lazy Mike. and 24, will be great ones. Tbe field of horses weok. but escaped with but slight bruises. •arThe above vote will be enforced by process across old ocean’s waves to the listening ears may be classed together as “ causes of debil- of law after Sept. 1 H o u s e . Emerson F. Clark now occupies his new will be tbe finest ever seen in this county. A leak in the C. A R. water pipe has been of the neighbors-----The grounds at Mrs. Ity." Mr. M. I. Stevens, of Northport, Waldo Crescent Beach Is situated on the south side’ of house, polumbla Avenue. A leak in tbe C. & R. Water Co.’s supply discovered where the pipe passes across the 8llas McLoon's cottage, tho Sunrise, are Owl’s Head, four miles from Rockland, Me. £ pipe, leading from Mirror Lake to the Juniper noticeably fine, with bright, flowering nastur­ Co., Me., was the victim of a remarkably ma­ Good board and lodging can be obtained by the Warren Williams has had a fine stable built Limerock street culvert which Is being re­ lignant type of constitutional tuberculosis, CITY OF ROCKLAND Hill reservoir, was found and remedied the tiums, climbing in wild profusion over the day, week or season, at reasonable rates. Fish at his home, the Meadows. paired. originating from external causes. In the late SPECIAL NOTICE. .~‘X » dinners a No served to the public at all hours. other day. rocky ledges, while a largo bed of geraniums, Mails received twice each day. Rev. J. H. Parshley has moved into his new That old building, near the corner of High­ spring or early summer of 1889 he began to have the tax bills ready for 1893, payable Steamboat stops at Beach morning and evening. residence, Middle Street Hill. The street sweeper and dust shovelling crew land street and Park, bas been metamorphosed feverfew, pansies, etc., with a deep border­ suffer from pain in his left foot, attended with A ugust IO, interest commencing October 16. Fishing, boating and beautiful drives in abun- All taxes to be paid at my office, 423 Main street, dance. Stable connected with house. were out on Friday night. They should be out Into a very attractive cottage house. Charles ing of forget-me-nots, form a charming bit of swelling and slight tenderness, resembling over Crockett and Lovejoy’s store. Office hours If Joshua Adams didn't build tho Ocean rheumatism. Despite skillful medical treat­ Cottages to be let by the day, week or season. oftener. Once a week is none too often. Keep color In the midst of rural surroundings. 9 to 12 a. m., 1 to 8 p. m. and 7 to S evenings, Reunions will be served at special rates. House at Owl’s Head, who did ? Ulmer Is to occupy It. ment he grew worse; and, in the following E. S. FARWELL. the pavement clean I The month of August promises to be lively at Social dance every Friday evening. Mualc by» A new cross-plank has been laid on Middle How pretty it looks in and about the county this very popular resort. wiuter, a suspicious looking swelling appeared Meservey’s Quintette. (g. street, from Lincoln to Union. The horse of Dr. Adams fell on Grace street, buildings I That new jail bas realized tbe upon his left temple. He finally sought relief CITY OF ROCKLAND. F. M. SMITH, Prop'.!ck Tuesday, breaking the thills and doing other at the Massachusetts General Hospital, un­ J. It. Smith is covering hla cottage on Park promises of the County Commissioners and is VARIOUS REUNIONS. NOTICE. Telephone connection. 23-86 damage. Dr. Adams had a narrow 'scape an ornament rather than an eye-sore. dergoing an examination by the board of The Joint Standing Committee on Accounts and street all over with roof windows. surgeons of that institution April 7, 1890. Claims of the City of Rockland will bo in session from the animal’s heels. Monday of last week Alfred Barlow was The reunion of the Hewott family will be at the City Treasurer’s office ou the FR ID A Y One hundred handsome cucumbers a day is bold in the grove near the home of 8. C. They pronounced his disease to be constitu­ EVENING preceding tho first Monday of each N o w tho product of Samuel Bryant's vines. The road crew has been turnplking the Old arrested here by City Marshal Crockett on a tional tuberculosis, stating that amputation of month, for the purpose of examining claims against Thomaston Road, fixing the sidewalk and demand from Kennebec County, he boing Hewett in Hope, Saturday, Atig. 22. An In­ the city. All bills must bo approved by tho party Letter Carrier Lawry is vacating and Alvah the affected foot and the opening of all exist­ making other Improvements. That letter in wanted there for an assault at Windsor. We vitation to all friends as well as members of tbe ing abscesses and of others as they should, contracting them, and should be presented at said F o r th e Babbidge now tramps the mail on his route. time and place, or left with the committee previous T h e C.-U. evidently bore fruit. see that Mr. Barlow Is back in our midst again family. from time to time, appear were necessary for to the date above mentioned. H. M. LORD, A number ot Thomaston people take advan­ J. R. Cousins, the boiler man, was in Cam­ this week. the prolongation of his life and afforded some W o rld ’s F a ir. The Payson family reunion will be held at hope for permanent recovery. Almost prefer­ A. J. hIRD, tage of the electrics to attend Rockland den last week fixing the boiler of steam yacht People continue tojbe careless with the elec­ U. M SANBORN, First-class round trip tickets to the World’s Fair South Hope, Sept. 6. ring death to such mutilation, Mr. Stevens t2. t2 on Accounts and Claims. churches. Gleam. He is now at work on a boiler for trics. On 8unday a young man was seen to at reduced rates. returned home and put himself in the hands 4— Excursions Bach W eek,- 4 The Congregational Church looks very nice A. F. Crockett. Mr. Cousins is a boiler expert. jump from one of the cars when at full speed, of a local physician who recommended a Also one way and round trip tickets to all points in its new coat of paint. Clifton & Karl did C. H. Nye is in the city police station, under and a young man in a bnggy was seen to drive BUSINESS LOCALS. course of remedies now known as Rodolf’s Advertised Taxes. west of Chicago. tbe great act. 9200 bonds for assault on his wife and 9500 for in front of tbe Thomaston car, getting across New Medical Discovery and Rodolf’s Crean. The nine months having expired, all taxes on 5— Excursions Bach W eek.—5 Real Estate for the vear 1892 now remaining unpaid R. H. Snow's new residence, Ocean Avenue, the track jnst in the nick of time. We need a Emulsion. adultery with Mrs. James Huntley. Mrs. Thanks to their use, Mr. Stevens escaped unless paid before Sept. 1st, 1803, will be adver­ Bay View, is to be a very pretty home. It is Huntley is under 9300 bonds for the Septem­ few more funerals to teach reckless people les­ tised and sold as the law directs. All taxes are the surgeon’s knife and is now in good health now drawing ten per cent Interest, payable at my delightfully located. ber term of court. sons, and if this thing keeps ou we'll have Banjo Music at Smith's Music Store. with two good legs, abscesses all healed, and, office, 406 Main Street. Office open every day, Rockland to any point in the United States and them. to all appearance, the tubucular taint eradi­ Monday, Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Canada at lowest rates. Tickets around the world A small orchestra of strolling musicians, A wail comes from the South-end for a pa­ E. A. Gallamore Is selling fifteen bananas for W. H. SMITH, on sale. Time tables and all information furnished violin, flute and harp, delighted people on Said a conductor on the 'lectric: “ When I twenty-five cents. Also candy for 10 cts per cated from his system. Letters, with stamps Collector for the year 1892. on application. trolman on duty there seven nights in tho enclosed, relating to his case, will be prompt­ Main street yesterday . week. Our city needs two more regular police" take the fares there's a certain large proportion pound. Lemons 15 cts. per dozen. New and A. S. BUZZELL, Ticket Agent. of tbe people on every car who wait until I get second hand show cases for sale. Collamore, ly answered by him. His post-office address VINALHAVEN STEAMBOAT CO. Thomas Hawken has a fine place on Camden men. We'll lose the horse some time and is Belfast, Me., Box, 641. Maine Central R. K., Rockland. Road. The new coat of paint sets off his then wish we d locked the table. to them before they make any attempt to get Rankin Block. ______Rodolf’s New Medical Discovery and New their fare ready, although they know that I am handsome residence in great shape. A loose piece of shafting at the power house, The new Siberian Arctic Soda Fountain at Cream Emulsion embrace the latest aud best collecting fares. They will sit unmoved until discoveries of modern science for the treat­ Are You Going A stranger In town last week greatly admired yesterday morning, shut off tbe electrics for C. M. Tibbetts' is now running at full head. I get to them and then keep me waiting while All the new and popular drinks are being ment aud cure of Consumption, Scrofula, the architecture of the Cong'l church, and made several hours, and wasn’t there growling deep Tuberculosis, Cancer, Rheumatism and their VINALHAVEN, they hunt for a nickel. It’s all well enough served in fine style, including the popular Tc the Columbian Fair? I a rough draft of its outlines. He said 'twas a and sincere I We don't realize what a neces­ outside ol the city where I have plenty of time- predisposing causes. Try them and they will W ill run as follows, weathdr per»w^.L'^jf * vQ otffl ' most interesting and unique design. sity tbe electrics have become until wo are de­ Moorish Sherbet, Ice Creom Soda, Strawberry do you good. W ESTWARD. I EASTWARD. p. m. If so ahd you wish for rooms In a n but in going up Main street, where people ure and Cream, Root Beer and the latest 5 and Leave Sw an’sleland, 6 :30 Leave Rockland, 2:30 house, very conwmtently sit/ ated, a Edward Cogan of Brockton, Mass., the re­ prived of 'em. getting on or off constantly it makes me consid­ Ar Greun’sLanding, 6 :30 A r Vinalhaven, 3:46 10 cent drinks in the market. Nothing but Leave •' 4 .-00 at moderate prreo k^r» formx presentative of the American Federation rf A new floor has been put into the lockup and RODOLF’S Leave •• “ 7:00 erable bother.” the natural fruit syrups served at this fountain. A r Vinalhaven, 8:30 A r G reen’s Landing, 6 :30 well known Rockland lat. • f Labor, is greatly pleased with our city. " It’s a general clearing out of the apartments made. Leave “ 9:00 Leave “ “ fi:00 Call on or address / A r Rockland, 10:16 Ar Bwan’s Isiund, 7 :00 got lots of hustle," says be. A number of barrels of lime were put under the SUMMER SOUNDS. Good Beef, Iron and Wine is a fine Spring R. H, BURNHAM, floor. Our city station house is a shame and a New Medical Discovery Round Trip Tickets - etween Rockland and 413 Main St., * - Rockland, Maine A very pretty sight it was! The Winthrop tonic. Prepared at the Bijou drug store. Vinalhaven, 26 cents. * 2 Yacht Club passing by tho head Wednesday disgrace. We need a city building,and 'twould Echoes from Retired Spots Where Busy C. H. Moor A Co., Main street, cor. Oak. AND JOHN T. LOTHROP, Agent, Rockland. Men Retreat. J. W HOPKINS, Agent, Vinalhaven. morning! 8ome of the fleet went to Camden be money saved to build one. Can you beat this record f Tbe E. W. mild JOS. EATON, Agent, Green’s Landing. Fizzle! fizzle! all day long The local corps of the Salvation Army is Charles T. Frost and family of this city are THOS. G. LIBBY, Gen’l Manager. while tho rest kept on Down East. bas been on the market 60 days, and is the Rodolf's Cream Emulsion, Sings the Soda Fountain Song- having an unusually prosperous Summer. The W. H. Wakefield and Will Spear did a at their cottage, South Shore. most popular ten cent cigar in the state. Burn ABSOLUTELY CDKE Interest has been maintained notwithstanding Gurgle! gurgle! Soda floats smart pieoo of pedestrianism, Thursday morn­ one and you will have no other. the hot weather. The wife of Capt. Bree Is CONSUMPTION, Down a million thirsty throats- ing. They walked from Sunnyside Cottage, C. W. Stimpson's family of Thomaston are Exclusive Fish Stand. Wisely! wisely! all should choose Owl’s Head, to Mechanic street, this city, in very ill at the Salvation Army Home of Rest, at North Long Branch, N. J. at Lake City Inn, Camden. Carefully Selected Stock. SCROFULA, an hour. Alive and Dressed Fish. Maynard S. Bird has bought of A. J. Ers­ ULCERS. SODA The sewer crew commenced work Saturday II. D. Waldo and Charles Pillsbury are Nice Lobsters, Oysters and Clams. kine land on Maple street adjoining Mr. — DRAWN FROM— on the main sewer from Grove to Middle street camping at Owl's Head. Always at hand. ECZEMA $ 1 . 0 0 along the bed of the brook. A twelve-inch Erskine's home place, and bas the celler al­ T h o m a s at tbe Brook. AND f pipe will be laid. The distance Is 470 feet and ready built for a large double bouse, which All Diseases of the Liver, Stomach, Kid­ Breck’s Fountain, W. H. Wakefield and William Spear made Gasoline Ranges are tbe coming Summer the estimated cost Is 9630. when completed this Fall will be occupied by neys and Blood. 5 AT THE CAR STATION, Mr. Bird and Mervyn Ap Rice. Sunnyside Cottage, Owl's Head, their head­ stoves. Millions are in use throughout tbe P o r 24 Spear Block. Improvements have been made in the walk west. Far and away ahead of kerosene. Jno. SOLD EVERYWHERE. Mrs. C. M. Hayden of Ingraham's Hill hae quarters last week. in front of the Hook & Ladder House, to Crockett, 333 Main street opp. Fuller & Cobb's. enable tbe truck to be hauled in and out more brought us some very pretty blossoms from a AND TIME " “ “ Caliit'?5’! Mrs. G. M. Barney entertains friends this easily. A walk of paving blocks, set on edge, lawn plant which was cultivated on the premises Spear, May A Stover have the agency for tbe Sirtbs. S O ertsst. evening at her home, Achorn and Camden has been laid, which will probable stand the of the Knox mansion when Gen. Knox was Hale',of the celebrated Marsh reading stand, re­ Great Central Route Excnrsil alive. It is a pretty lawn plant, and people streets, in honor of her guest, Miss Barney. Ba x t e r —Rockland, July 29, to Mr. and Mrs. Every merchant is anxious to reduce his stock KUHONALLY conducted, through! wear and tear of the heavy truck wheels. volving book cases and music holders. This is this time of year. I am going to reduce mine. who would like slips for its historic associa­ the best thing of the kind in the market. It Hurley Baxter, of Brattleboro, Vt., u daughter— Cars, leave Chicago twice a week, ’■ We think if the Road Commission should Mury Esther. How? By making low prices on ull Bummer aP id T hursdays at 10.40 p. M., for Sos Frtuvl tions can get them of Mrs. Hayden. The Epworth Leagues of Camden, Rockport, will pay you to call at tbelr store and exutnine S u th er la n d —R ockland, Ju ly 27, to Mr. and Goods. I have four or five styles of all points in Colorado, Utah, Mo an»^ adopt T h e C.-G.'a suggestion and put up com­ Clarence Cassiola, who has been so long Thomaston and Rockland made an excursion them. ______Mrs. John It. Sutherland, a son. Washington aud Oregon, via Chcago, a plaint books in handy places where people W id d e c o m b e —Rockland, Ju ly 28, to Mr. and Pacific and North Western line. Shortest with W. M. Purrington, has leased a portion to Vinalhaven in the Gov. Bod well, Thursday, Mrs. Joseph Widdecombe, a non —Willie Pearl. Summer Suits, Lowest rates. For Sleeping Oar Births,eto.) would cull the Commission's attention to holes Nice Mixed Candy 10 cts. per pound at CARTER—Cam den, Ju ly 23, to Mr. and Mrs. II. of the James L. Breck store, and will occupy it and had a delightful time. About 125 at­ to F. K. SHEARER, Manager, or JAM in sidewulks, roads and the like, they would Simmons Fruit store, if you want some nice E. Carter, a son. SMITH, Assistant Manager, 890 W ashlr^’’ for watch making and general repair busiuess. tended. T hom pso n —T hom aston, July 22, to M r. and O vercoats Boston. find it would give great satisfaction. • Walnuts to make cake with we have 'em, fine Mr*. II. Leland Thompson, u son—H. Leland, Jr. He is a skilled workman and a popular and Chocolate Drops for frosting 20 cts. per pound a l l The Rockland Creamery is constantly muk- Au unusually fine concert was given at the II —Oswego, N. Y., Ju ly 19, to Mr. and Mrs. And P a n ts , highly esteemed young man, and we bespeak at E. E. Simmons Cor. Main and Myrtle St. M. D. Hall, a daughter. ing improvements and bettering its plant. A for him a large business. Bay Point, Sunday evening, by Prouty’s That yoncan save 20 PERCENT on. fine new cream tester has recently been added, Orchestra, Ed. W. Prouty leader. Mr. Prouty The State Board of Assessors, Hall C. Bur­ E. B. Ingraham A Co. have fresh fish of all C a rria g e s. Bargains and Manager Hills is greatly pleased with its also rendered in artistic manner a fine vocal leigh of Vassalboro, Otis Hayford of Canton kinds constantly on hand, with meats and working. In July the creamery made 1000 Underwear, Trunks, Bags, Ham’ and Geo. Pottle of Lewiston, who were recently solo. green stuff of all kinds. Greens, spinach, more pounds of butter than in the correspond­ radishes and cucumbers now in stock. E. B. or Mr. and Mra. W illia m L. Allen, formerly of mocks and Hats at Cost. in our city on an official visit, wero highly St. Bernard's Catholic Society will go; to ing month of any previous year. Ingraham A Co. Rockland, both of Bangor. pleased with tbe appearance ot things here. Damariscotta Mills on its annual picnic, Douolash—W e b b —W aldoboro, July 27, George W. G. Singhi ol this city is the champion Douglass uud Hutlie, daughter of Deacon and Mrs. CHILDREN’S SUITS. Grocerii Tbe looks of Rockland are not conducive to Wednesday, Aug. 16. Refreshments of all See Brown's cash price list on the “ E W A. T. Webb, both of Waldoboro. tomato raiser this year. He has had ripe fruit any reduction in valuation. kinds will be served on the grounds, while Mild’’ cigar. ______K it c h e n —Hun ter—Camden, July 28, George You cun buy Children’s Suits at your owu u trom his vines for several weeks. He raises the Thomas Kilcheu and Emily Hunter, both of us I have u lurge line of Winter Suits bought fu ■ < F o r the Next 3jUu i. William J. Atkins, whose funeral occurred dancing, boating, swinging and other sports W. F. Norcross A Co. receive twice a week a Camden. New Y ork. Ponderosa variety. T. 8. McIntosh of this Friday, was a member of the old Rockland can be enjoyed by those who wish. The excur­ fresh invoice of Huyler's candies. 8moke the H unt—riMa l l —Rockport, July 28, Bertou W. city makes a specialty ot the strawberry toma­ Hunt and Delia E., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Av­ I have the Best Trade In a Gcut’s Blue Suit, Band which acquired such fame in its time. sion will leave on the regular train at 7 :50 W. F. Perfecto made by Brown. ery Small, both of Rockport. Indigo, Price 80.50, I. ball a ell ’°~ to, almost delicious preserving variety. A Of the members of that organization Martin a. m., and return by special train at 7:30 Ro b b in s —Ca r t e k —G reen’s Lauding, Deer Isle, number ot our gardeners have plants furnished July 20, James Robbins and Sadio Carter, both of Every Monday Onl Labe and C. C. Chandler ot this city survive. p. m., giving an opportunity to enjoy a fine New magazines and new fashion books came Green’s Lauding. by him. George Stevens of Brockton, Mass., who has day’s outing. Fares for the round trip, adults out this week. A well selected slock of Sum­ Br id g er —Cona ry —Isle au H aut, Ju ly 18, Sam The followlo. Good, .1 Coal for Caah only mer reading at Popular Prices. Paper covered uul J. Bridges uud Hattiu J. Couary, both of Isle 0. E. BLACKINGTON. The paving crew commenced work Friday been visiting here the past tew weeks, was also 75 cents, children 35 cents. Tickets can be au Haut. St. Lout. Flour. P»r 5?' on Main street at tbe fopt of granite. The a member. obtaiued at the stores of Jas. Donohue, Sulli­ novels at 5, 7. 10, 2 tor 2,Vand 15 cents. Hus­ 1 lb.. 3 cr. Kalalua, Gold D ust, pavement will be continued as far as Rankin Probate Court commences next Tuesday and van Bros., Jeremiah Harrington and C. ton's Newstand. £}tat{)s. 435 Main Street. Flue Molasses—this year crop Mst in, Block. The crew will then continue the pave­ we wish to remind those who have probate Doherty, and at the depot. 1 lb. Cream Tartar, Three CrowN^r Best Butter In the City for 25 cents. Home any kind, T28o per 11 ment from the southern terminus near the business to do that Tire C.-G., with its 3500 Cooked Pressed Corn Beef, at Quincy Market, A tkinh—Rockland, A ugust 2, W illiam J. Atkins, Star Soap, / 4c per bat White A Case store to Gen. Berry engiue a uutivu of Warren, aged 89 years, 9 months, e Greyhouud Tobacco, / 26c per III circulation, is the proper medium for the in­ Fred W. Wight, Rev. R. W. Jenkyn and 252 Main street. Meats, green stuff and gro­ days. 26 lbs. Rice, bouse. Elijah Norton of Cushing does the sertion ot such notices. Just direct dignified D. A. and Frank W. Childs of Washington, ceries of all kinds delivered any where in the P erky—A ppleton, A ugust 3, Mrs. Uaunuh, wife WE WANT work, being tbe lowest bidder. He is a paver Judge Meservey or courteous Register Gould of Henry Perry, ugod 86 years, 11 days. For Saturday Only. D. C., went to Alford's Lake, Monday of last city. Green stuff of all kinds constantly on Collixh—L’am deu, J u ly 31, Betsey, wife of Some nice Ball Butter, half of many years of experience. to have then put in T h e C.-G. This paper Is week, and captured 150 white perch. On band. ______Davis Collins, aged 87 years. Muguiticcut Flour, < Ihe only paper that bas regularly published uc­ MANK—Eaat W aldoboro, Ju ly 28, A lbert F pound bricks preferred. : 6 guls. Best W hite OH, D. A. Booker, superintendent of bridge Thursday the Messrs Childs and C. F. and The June Fashion Books are now on sale at Muuk. 1 lb. Best 60c Tea, couuts of Probate Court doings. Po st—Camden, July 27, Lydia, wife of William We would like to contract for Any kind of Spice, ur Pkg building on the Maine Central, is engaged now Ralph Ayers went; out to White Island In Huston's news stand. Post, formerly of Port Clyde, 8t. George. The 10 lb. Pull Lard, Fairbanks, *1.00 In a kind of bridge building that is novel in In accordance with an order passed at a schooner Corinna M,, Capt. Win. Quinn, remains were taken to St. George for burial. a lot of solid Butter and will 1 lb. Chewing Tobacco, Maine to say the least. He is building an Iron recent meeting of Ihe City Council the curve and made a catch of 149 cod, hake, haddock Flint Brothers, Bakers, will continue to de­ G r in n e l l —Burkettville, July 28, George Grin­ Best Crackers by the barrel, *." !TZ It iucuicalce habits of saving on the port of the Neal of China is the guest of Mrs. Charles and Is up to date. Telephone orders taken and business as shall properly come before said A door-step party was given by Miss Adele young. A great succeea wherever adopted. Call Bowden..--Miss Lizzie Rich, ot Worcester, goods promptly delivered. Order a fish by T O L E T 1UB’’ 1'N F ‘lour°Vcl'J tor Coneumptiou, and get lull particulars. meeting. i H. Wood, at her Masonic street home, Munday Mass., is spending her vacation with her telephone and see. fir.t Moor tor .1.11 fain lli. “I“l. ‘»g “»r»n«»*d togive relief. li’per cent interest will he allowed M Messrs Crockett and Spear, contractors, parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. R lcb...,C . A. evening of last week. A most satisfying lunch 33 ItOCKLAND ST.lead, PARASOL FOUND. ROCKLAND TRUST CO. Lady’s Summer Parasol found. 26 cents choice assortment of tomato cans, dead cats, health ....C harles Howes and wife of Liberty I Charlestown, Mass-----A yachting party on others follow. Try our celebrated O. &. Milk adv. aud 10 cents for tho boy. BvcsutN's Atunca Szjlvm. A . F. C’aocaiprr, FruaiduiU old boots and the like to remind residents visited Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Hart a few days ' schooner Gen. Hancock had a fine two-days Bread, uooe genuine without our mark on It— 80 TH IS OFF— The Beat Salve iu the world tor Cut,. a. a . SorL.a. Vu> rnwidvoi. hereabouts of what bas been. The Rankin recently....M rs. Clara Marsh is sick .... cruise to Castine aud Islesboro lost week. “ C. E. R ” All first-class grocers sell it. Hot Bruiaea, Sure,, Dloera, Salt Bheutu, Fever C. X- K.ooocu. Sootourv. street sewer, which will be built when the Albert, little son of Mr. and Mrs. George The party consisted of Mrs. J. D. Luzell of brown bread aud beaus every Saturday night SORREL WANTET Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hauda, Chllblaiua, 't'hla Company UuuamiU . ganoral B au tin a ana- Limerock street work is doue, is also urgently Shuman, is very sick ....S . A. Millay has Roanoke, Va., Mrs. Alice Snow of Boston, and Sunday morning. C. E- Rising, the Wood or lady’s sorrel (has a yellow Cerua, aud all Skiu Eruption,, and poaitively iuiJ dual. Iu flood., fluk stuck and olkaa Ten cents u pound for fresh, clean sorrel. eurea Pile,, or no pay rvuuired. It ia guar­ tuM=rv»Uv. lucoina aoourltt.i. a needed aud its construction will put a stop to 700 heads of as nice looking cabbage as one Misses Kitty Lawry, Martha Wight, Carrie family baker, 265 Main St., Rockland, Me. G W THUM PS' luvoalova io.pootfoijy in.ilnd to oaff and ttt-a Telephone connection. (30*40 26 Purchase St., R< anteed to give perteet aatiataction. or tuouey _mn>i our Una of ..ourldo. S«Zur. pUctna ihair the frequent flooding ol the street. often wish to sees. i Achorn, Grace Cllley, Miss Dresser of Castine, refunded. Priee 26 cent, per box. For sale uiou.v vla«whnr«. bv » H. Kittredge. li jjwalt flo.oa w i-*nt at fld, M. ■utd •!» Far YnarT •I

THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY. AUGUST 8, 1893.

O U R S T A T E . The new battleship Maine Is a tremendous ROCKLAND IN DAYS OF LONG AGO fangor and Rockland Line. "THE KIND success and with this we should all be hlippy. EIr e y With tbe Maine, the Machias, the Castine, and W . S . S i IQ ST O N A BANGOR S . S. CO . Here and There Over the Broad Sur­ THAT CURES; face of Maine. the Ammen ram to represent her, .Maine can Correspondent Recalls People and raooKK I T u n S t ^ cnci/ ( B tkambx I say “ Dirlgol’’ to our new navy. Things of the Past, L. F. Knowlton of Sirong was hurt by a run­ The Union says that It is now probable that U l N D E R , «7ROCKLANDt> away team and may die. n „ b w n rc-p .ln l.il anti pot In thorciuzh condition the celebration of tho battle of 75. In connec­ The Ulmer and Tate Buildings—The forth. Local Paaacngcr Service between BAMH K Wm. Pike of Eastport, while running a tion with tho visit of the cruiser Machias to and ROCKLAND for ibe aeoaon of 18»». nnd w.ll i People Who Occupied Them—A Local BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER, make dally trlpa (Sundays . xcpled), commend,,. , mowing machine received Injuries which may Machias, will take place on Friday, August 11, Poet and Some of His Poetry—The Monday, Ju ly 17lh, leaving llamior nt « 00 A H , I tnase him a cripple for life. as the very Important part of tbe new navy Bather and Baker in Court. Front St., Bath, Maine. and Rockland nt 1J.80 p. M-, an.t tunke landlnka nt • Hampden, W nterport, Bucksport, enndv 1 olit, Tho entering class of Colby University will which is to be present cannot come much Fort” — Point, Belfast, Northport, Camden and Bock- contaiu at least between sixty and seventy stu- berore that time. l,°" of Work pertaining to th» H ad. Next to the south end of Kimball Biock were Hook Binding Boslne** Executed Promptly. donts making the whole number of students two small wooden buildings, two stories high, 2 T O B A N G O R . TO ROCKLAND.. Tho most Interesting bee story of the season Estinmtps given on Large or Small Jobs the largest In the history of the institution. called Ibe Ulmer and Tate buildings. An old L E A V E LEAVE comes from Hallowell and the man profiting Rockland, 12.30 I I. Bangor, 6 00 A M. Workmen at the Maine Central shops are on by the Incident was Alger V. Currier, the lady once said she eonld always tel! good Hampden, 8.20 '• Camden, 1 16 nine hours time and receiving pay to corre­ artist. Monday afternoon he placed out eight Indigo, hecauso it would either sink or swim, N orthport, 2.25 Winterport, Belfast, 2.40 Bucksport, 7.35 spond with tho reduction In hours. The change bee-hives, mlnns tho bees,for they had all been but she had forgotten which, so with these Fort Point, 3.50 Sandy Point, went Into effect last week. Full time will be winter-killed, and Tuesday morning seven buildings—ono was Ulmer's and the other CLIFTON Bandy Point, Fort Point, 8 20 Tate's, but I don't recollect ilhlcb was which. Bucksport, 4.35 Belfast, 9.20 resumed In the fall. different swarms came trooping In and took i W interport, ft. 16 N orthport, 9 30 possession of these new houses. Now let’s see wbo once occupied them I Samnel & 11.00 C. 11 NelBon offers to match Nelson against I Ham pden, 6.00 Camden, Tfbbetts and Moody Thuriow, and perhaps PACKARD. A rr. Bangor, 6.3S A rr. Rockland, 12. m . Kiemlin or Arion for $1,000 or $5,000 upon KARL, Do not place any faith In the old saying that others occupied Ibe norlhern onej Seth E. Excursion Tickets at reduced rates. Tickets any park agreed upon. It trotted at lligoy lightning never strikes twice In the same W Out o f Town Oriltr, for Oood, attend,d to will be good on any steamer of the main line, nnd Benson, Zepb Pitts, W. G. (Sargent and per- La Grippe has fl tickets sold on any steamer will be good on any Pi.rk, Portland, or in the East he will give place for It Isn't so. During last week's haps others the other one, and E. H. Heal bad p other steam* r. . Kremlin $500 lor expenses. shower, the old Simpson house in Winslow The Meals of superior quality serve.! on board. R. O. MITCHELL, an eating place in the basement opening on FRED LOTHROP, Agent. Rockland. Fatten, Me. The election of Col. Geo. A. Phllbrook of was atrnck In almost the same course, passing the drive-way to Berry’s stabie, but today we Slain Thousands Finishing, Etc. WILLIAM H. HILL, General Manager, Boston. down through tho root, running along the Kind 'KIDNEY AND LIVER Augusta, to the vacant coionelcy of the Second find In place of tbe above named buildings, Dealers In Palnta, Oil., Varnishes, Window J chimney Into the cellar. The house was not G — —-1 Paintor.’ .uppli™. Agents for Harrl.on regiment la said to he as good as assured, his Custom House Block. BOSTON&BANG0RS.8.00. I BADLY AFFECTED! ■ set on fire and no damage done. B inends claiming that already more than enough Of tho names mentioned,Sam Tibbetts, M. E. LAYS THE that M ADDITIONAL SUNDAY SERVICE. vote's are pledged to him to ensure hls^election. Our work In always good—our men careful— |“IAM PERFECTLY WELL.”2 Those people who put out poison for dogs Tbnrlow and E. H. Heal are dead.?. E. Benson P Every Day to Boston and Bangor. I D a n a S arsaparilla Co.: gg I^Gov. Cleaves haB appointed B. Walker.Mc- little realize the risk they sometimes take. A lives in Melrose, Mass , Zeph Pitts moved to MONSTER Never - I G e n t l e m e n : — While working Inchnrge of nBf Ke’en delegate from Maine to the World’s Agrl- baby daughter of Sidney Cheney of Randolph Ohio (Tiffin I think) and W, G. Sargent went Steamers leave Rockland, as follows: screw of men lumbering among the mountains of =5 For Boston, dally, Sundays included, at about 8:00 I New Hampshire, 1 found my K i d n e y * ntulMB cu dural Congress at Chicago October 16. Mr. lately come near losing her life in a strange out West. LOW. sl.tv cr were h n rily n flc c tc ri, my jKlri-S= Fails E. A. KNOWLTON, For* Camden, Northport, Belfast, Bucksport, Win- I- n r y s so badly that Ilia d to be up e v e r y hnlf*= = AlcKeen will give a history of Maine's agricul­ way. A dog belonging to a neighbor had got On the somb side of the passage-way to 1 609 Main St., hour nlutifa, ami could not sleep. IH terport, Hampden and Bangor, nt about 0.00 = concluded to try a bottle of tural industry with special relerence to farm a dose of poison, and in searching lor warer, Berry’s stable there was a small one slory a m., or upon arrival of steamer from Boston, D uring the w inter o f iSgo nnd iSqi I had a dally; also at 12:30 p. m., dnlly, except Sunday. ouliure. ran across a saucer with some beans In it, building which was occupied At various limes, severe attack of La Grippe. It left me with For Searsport at 6:00 a. m dally. D A N A ’S I No one will take! exceptions to the Deer Isle which Mrs Cheney had set out for her kitten. and lor various kinds of business. I think a a bad cough, and greatly reduced physically. I For Fort Point and Sundy Point, dally, except took two hotties of Leon’s Sarsaparilla.' It ! karkai’aiu lev ■ Gazette's remark that when a man beat a dumb Some of tbe saliva which dropped from tbe man from Bangor once bad a clothing store in loosened my cough immediately. I began gain- Wood deulred; ______p^Orwi'a'Lcndlng.'s'onth Weal Harbor. North It helped me at once, and three bottles helped m e= | beast so that it will get upon his knees and dog's mouth fell into the saucer, and later the it. If his name wasn’t Emmons of course it i flesh', and in short time' I was cured,cci. W ork klndsof Furniture repnlred inarvcloualy. I am nerflecily w clt.H ___ In the very best manner and least Hnrbor ami bur Harbor, dally, except Mon- E . R . P ackard. ind gladly recommend thia Wonderful Remedy to bellow, It Is time that .something was done little girl in playing around found tho saucer was something else. 8. B. Dodge had a shoe­ at prices to suit. A fine line of Art Mouldings and Tday nt 6:00 a. m., or upon arrival of steamer ill Buffering with Kidney Troubles. from Boston. , „ . A cry truly, R. G. MITCHELL. ■ In that town to promote the Interests of the and as babies will began eating tbe beans. maker’s shop in Ibis vicinity once, and Elijah In almost every family some one is still sufler- Ornamental Trimmings; Balls, Spindles, Etc., on For Seal Harbor, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Patten, Me. socieiy that looks alter animals. Her mother saw her and took her away. She Hall once occupied the store for an eating- ing from the effects of La Grippe. The fatality hand and furnished at short notice, and at Price* For Swan’s Island, Thursdays and Sundays. I hereby certify that I am personally acquainted following this dread disease is perfectly appall­ that Defy Competition. 62 For Sorrento, Sundays. _ with Rox-oe O. Mitchell, and believe hi* rtnuim’iit»=g A party recently taken into Spencer Bay, noticed there was a greenish substance mixed house. Emmons went back to Bangor, Dodge ing. Leon’S SiirHitpitrilln is the finest prep­ RETURNING, ■ to be entitled to credit. a Is dead and Mr. Hall has a store at the South- aration in the world to slay the ravages of Fatten, Me. DANIEL SCRIBNER. P. M. ■ Moosehead Lake, by Charles Capet), during a In with tbe beans, and when in the night the disease. Try a Bottle. u?l l.i : : T:.iq rorMy From Boston, every day In the week at 6:00 p. m. Dana Sariaparllla Co., Ballast, Maine. little girl was taken sick she thought ot this end. From Bangor, toucning at Hampden, ,ntV,rP, twenty-lour hours’ absence Irom Greenville, LE G-Urtnary Or. and by prompt remedies saved the child's life. One morning I thought I’d make a call, igauc, requires no rlisnya of d i __ Buckspor:, Sandy Point, Fort Point, Belfast saw over torty deer, by ectual count. Mid EACH BOTTLE GUARANTEED. nnti! ectiu, jnerctiriiil o? t „ jonaus "ted. Northport and uamden, dally, except Sunday, It wasSnot known how the stuff came in the On my old Iriend Elljuh Hall, summer visitors around the shores of the Maine When I got there, contound my bonce, ifincdto ba taken iutjraoily. uhea a t 6 :00 a .m . , saucer until a lew dayB later when Mr. Cheney, Uit4 From Bangor, touching nt Hampden, W Interport. hikes 6ee seme great collections of the deer Wbo should I meet but "Bully’’ Ilolmes, A. ALBEE, 61. D., Bucksport, Searsport, Belfast, Northport and who bad noticed an unpleasant smell about And in hie hand he held the cup, AS A PKEVEKTIY ? tribe. But every drop he hud drank up. w . by eitbor scr. it is imp Cam den, dally at 11.00 a. m. (Sundays at 12:00m.) f..v venereal disea'j; From Bar Harbor, dally, except Sunday, nt 1 00 Bath ought to hove a Keeley Instiime of Its the premises for several days, found the body OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, 46 MIDDLE BT in tho c.. . joi' “Ras" wrote this little gem. “ Ras” was the already U iiHti'SATBLr Arri.mca p. m., touching at North East Harbor. South own,tor else run special trains to Norih Con- of the dog under bis shed. The neighbors nd Gleet, u ro « u ..r^ West Harbor nnd Green’s Landing. son of the Inte Henry U. Lowell, brother Io Of f ic e Houks—8 io 9 a. m. 1 to 2 and 6 to -y i.iull, pojtafc’O j From Seal Harbor, Mondays and Thursdays at wuy. So tar the .shipping city bos furnished wbo owned tbe dog bad missed bim for 1.30 p. rn. Charles Lowoil of Faribault, Minn. ‘ Bully’ Telephone connection. (ab o u t) 1 :16 p. m. 65 patients to North Conwsy cure, represent­ several days, but didn’t know what had be­ W. 11. KITTREDGE, Sole Agent, Rockland, Me. From Swar *a Island, Tuesdays nnd Fridays at come of him. Holmes was the son of tbe late Charles Holmes. (nbout)2:46p m. ing msobr.ety over there which fairly dazzles a From Sorrento, Mondays at 8 :00 a. m. There are two sisters in Boston—Mrs. John WOODSIDE FRED LOTHROP, Agent, Rockland. man to contemplste. Five men were sent ont Flint and Mrs. 8. H. Fuller. I don't think DO YOU KNOW CALVIN AUSTIN, Agent, Boston. ono train this week. LADIES WILLIAM H. HILL, Gen. Man.,Boston. T H E Y SAY there are many here now who knew Charles Physician anil Surgeon. The most exciting event of Calais last week as “ Bully" Holmes. He wasn't called “ Bully” RESIDENCE AND OFFICE: 49 MIDDLE STREET, DR. FELIX LE BRUN'S Maine Central Railroad. was thej shooitng of the falls and rapids a That the electric railroad to Thomaston did because he was a fighter, but because he was ROCKLAND MAINE. Ferry Pointjby a Pleasant Point Indian named FIourh to 9 a. m .; 1 to 2, nnd 7 to 9 p. m a cowardly thing, Monday of last week. a bully good fellow. 8 STEEL © PEKHYBOYflL PILLS In Effect July 26th, 1893. Francis, inj his birch canoe. The Indian, Telephone Connection. aro tho original and only FRENCH, nafoand re­ Parlor and Sleeping Care beticeen Rockland and That it ran into a cow, striking her In tbe Between tho small building which we have liable cure on the market. Price $1.00; Kent by though at one lime entirely hidden by spray been trying to locale,and ibe Thorndike Honsc mail. Genuine sold only by Boston. neck. JUDKINS. M. D, Paasenger Traiua leave Rockland » didn’t get (even a wetting. This feat has been there were, 40 years ago, the Andrew Ulmer W. II Kittredge, 8ole Agent, Hock land. Maine That we all know how tough beef Is down on M.PJ f o l l o w s : accomplished before, but iwo or more persons building, the Harden & Partridge building, a RESIDENCE ANI) OFFICE, 302 MA IN STREET 7:50 a. m. for Bath, Brunswick, Lewiston, have been drowned while attempting It. It was tbe neck. Augusta, Waterville, Bangor, St. John, Portland passage-way to the kilos, the Epbriam Hall Of f ic e Houks—10 to 12 a .m .; 1 to 3 and 7 to 9 p, l$unus, n m c t vin o , r>r»ii«v/i, w*. Telephone Connection. ___u uI fBoston, " arriving------In -- Boston------at 3:40 ™ the danger of the enterprise that drew over a That consequently it didn't hurt the cow. building and one other. Weil our readers will P a rlo r car on th is tra in for BoAtofh g - * thousand people to the scene of Francis' exploit N e w L i f e . >65 p.___ m.______for Bath, Brunswick^nawicjff ~Lewiston^------. Water- That ot all vlrtnes doctors most admlie say what of tt ? Why, nothing,-, only Samuel ____, P o rtlan d and B o sto a fa rrlv in g In Bouton at A number of the Knights of Pythias around patience. Pillsbury once had a store In the first named B. ADAM8. M. O„ 9:80 p.m . kt / 00 IU eoiflo for Hyrtorla, Dizzln»n and Bangor. h - lakes, and to come back by the “overland That cutting tbe hair so closely Is detrimental ing office or barracks for soldiers, recruits for "yy LoHsoH.Spermntorrhcpn cauwed byover-exortion of brain toour.beallb by exposing the nerves of tbe Dlf-nbuse, over-Indalgenoe. A month’s treatment, $ 1. Trains arrive: route': through the Erie canal, Hudson river tbe United States army, and there used to be f for$5, by mail. WoGtuirunteosiz boxestooure. Each :46 a m. Express, every morning, Sundays in­ brain to the fierce rays of the sun and the cold Physician and Surgeon. i-dor forOboxos with *5, will send written guarantee and the Sound. It will be a trip long to be re­ some pretty tough fights between Lieutenant b refund if n ot cured. Guurunteos iusuod only by cluded, from Boston, Portland, Lewiston and blasts of tbe blizzard. SYNDICATE BUILDING, ROCKLAND G reatest membered. Tracy and his men in order to keep them In 49^*Special attention given to Diseases of the For sale by Wm. II. Kittredge, Rockiuad, Me. •16 p. m. from Boston, Portland, Lewiston Eye and Ear. and Bangor, bringing Parlor car from Boston. An anetion sale of bronchos in Augusta Sat­ Tbat[new apples make nice pies. subjection. 0:46 a. m. morning train from Portland, Lewiston O ffic e H ours :— 11 to 12 a. m .; 2 to ft p. m. urday was marked by a queer accident which That the most liberal persons are those who There was in Ihe second story of this old 10 p. m. Dr. Burnham. and Watervllio. may give rise to a neat point of horse law. A give according to their means, and not those building a barber shop and there was also In PAYSON TUCKER, Gen’l Manager. T h e Celebrated Optic­ F. E. BOOTHBY. G. F. & T. A. white mare was sold for $15. When the miin who give the largest amounts. the town a baker. It seems that tbe barber C. H IL L , ian and Maker of I.enses, W. L. W HITE, Dlv. Supt. In charge lassooed her she fell upon her head bought things of the baker, and It seems J. to correspond with all kinds On That slang phrases are sometimes elegant of peaultar and falling sight, can be found ut 672 Portland, Mt. Desert and Machias and broke her neck, dying almost instantly. but often they are not. further that there arose a dispute between Physician and ’Surgeon. Washington Street, Boston, (opposite the A tin ms these two gentlemen as to the correciness of a H ouhc and Clark's Hotel) fully prepared to make STEAMBOAT COMPANY. The purchaser demanded his money upon the That a tinsmith is a tinker, so are small O f f ic e H ourh—9 to 11 a. m .; 2 to ft, and ’ bill, and it seems further that the baker ». m. Night calls from the office. by all the latest Improved methods, ground that the mare was never delivered to mackerel. der, as the case may require, glasses STM IK. EHA.YK JONES. him, and was, tberefore,|ihe property of the slapped ihe barber’s face, and it seems Inrther K t" Telephone Connection. of every description. A full line of Optical Instru- <1 That tho Indies of Kansas are exercising ments. DR. BURNHAM'S k YE REMEDY for Resumption of Hervlco for points on the man giving tho sale at the time of her dealb. that the matter got into the town court, and it SYNDICATE BUILDING. their rights with guns, clnbs, etc. side by your Druggist Trial bottles 2ft cents; Maine Coast. k V > ’ The other party, however, claims that the mare seemed further that tbe barber hadn’t fnll medium 6Ur«ntH; lurge $1. was sold as she slood and that catching her That files are must ferocious just after a sway of the English langnage and when J^VKRETT A. JONES, fuclng Saturday, May 20th, 1893, < shower. asked where the baker struck him saldi learner Frank Jones will leave Kock- was merely an accommodation. Fire Insurance Broker. J O H N S O N ’S iweather permitting: A Madawaska dealer In produce has this That eggs should he sold by weight. “ All over so," putting his bands up to bis Risks placed and itiburanco effected. L. m. on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays face to Illustrate. ’Iilt-sboro, Castine, Deer Isle, Sedgwick, Summer sold fllleen tons of strawberries and That she;said It was as hurtful to eat to The largest risks placed with safety. UTOETIG OIL! tahilir Brotkliu, South West Harbor, Bar made a contract to supply fifty tons of rasp­ success asjlt was to drink to success, because Cross examined—“Did you owe Ihe baker 451 MAINST., - ROCKLAND, ME. bor, Mlubrldge, Jonesport und Machiauport, fur anything.’’ P . O. Box 624. fvlug at Machiasport at about 6:30 p. m. berries. f"To those who are unacquainted with when we eat to success our food doesn’t sug­ INSTANT KILLER OF PAIN. “ Yes.” RETURNING. the raspberry business It would seem Impossi­ gest. Internal and External. leave Mnchiasport, weather permitting, on ble to secure such emount especially in one "For wbai did you owe tbe baker? ’ L ' C i For Man or Beast. ftdays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 4 a. in., That we are too apt to meddle with our “ Half brown bread, white bread, twice ■p>(CE, IttKD A KAKNBV, CureK ICIiciiniiitiKin. ’V curiil^iu. Lanta I same landings, arriving at Rockland at about section of the state, but it has been and now neighbor’s business. Back, Sprains, Brumes, Swellings, Stiff Joints, tin. can be done. Enormous quantities of rasp­ ninepence crackers.” C o l i c an d < r a m iis instantly, (’bolora Morbus, PAYSON TUCKER, Gen. Manager. That a MissGatchellof Newburyport, Mass., Insurance Agents, •' Now good digestion wait on berries grow Inj the Madawaska country and Tbe Brown girls mentioned above ure both ( ro u p . Dipthoriu,Boro Throat, llctidnche as E. BOOIIIBY, G. P. & T. A. whose mother was u Pillsbury, is writing a SYNDICATE BUILDING, . ROCKLAND, if by magic. r. S- E a t o n , Gen. Freight Agent. u appetite, while many growers sell tbelr products to dead, Samuel Pillsbury, tbe barber and Ihe history of the Pillsbury faintly from 1610 uly 20, 1893.___ And health on both " tbe above mentioned wholesale dealer, be does baker are dead, Lieut. Tracy went off with bis First class, strong nnd reliable English and THE, HORSE BRAND, down to the present time. men and Dan. Lunt was one of them. This American Compaulc* ure represented by uh. l>oiil,l<*’ MtrciiKtla. iiif most Powerful aud 1 8 0 3 . not by any means get alt ibe berries. The Telephone oonnect'on. Penetrating L in im e n t for IK aii o r B ch m I in That those customers who pay for what they old building was a part of the dower ot Uncle existence. Try it aud you will never be without LUEHILL STEAMBOAT LINK dealer says that at lcast[$30.U00 worth of straw­ it. L arge $1 Size 75c., 50c. Size 40c. berries and raspberries will go lout of that re­ buy have to pay tbe bills of delinquents. Androw Ulmer’s widow, Lucy H., who sold < To assure both the above ends. t JAPANESE LIVER PELLETS a il y T m r s . gion this year. That onejperson Is as good as another so her interest to J. T. Berry for $80. Act likomagioon tbe Stomach, Liver aud Bowels; ) good, wholesome, palatable food is Now only a flight of stairs sepatated us dispel Dvspephia Bili(«usucss, Fever, Colds, S team ers { demanded. It is next to impossible Tbe Lewiston fJournai which took so much long as he or she behaves us well, keeps clean, Nervous Disorders, .Sleeplessness, Loss of Appe­ from the Harden A Partridge building. This tite, restores tho ('otnplexion; perfect digestion j to present ^sufficient variety of appe- Interest in defeating the Auburn water corpora­ and takes T u b C.-G. J - KHSKINE Jk SO N , ^RINE, JULIETTE, builuing was a lac simile qf tbe one we have follows their use. Positivecurefor K ick ll< *ad - j tking bills of fare for our meals with* tion is authority for tbe statement that there Is That some go to and from Thomaston the ac lie and Constipation. Small, mild, easy to jORENCE. just .eft. Uncle Asa Crockett told me that it take. Large Vials of fio Pills 25 cents. (4 ) 1 out a liberal allowance of pastry and to be a genera' movement next year, through­ Meadow way now to avoid the electrics. Fire Insurance Agents, /ockbad. d-liy (except|Monday) [ other food in which shortening is was intended for a blacksmith shop, but that 417 MAIN STREET, . ROCKLAND, ME. sale by Wm. 11. Kittredge, Rockland. Me. Jfcf'6*;oii» Boston, for Dark Bur . out Maine, led bygthe Maine cities, petitioning j required. How to make crisp, That tubs and pails should always be kept it never was used for that purpose and that Office rear room over Rockland Nutlonul Bank. _ .’ulsT^Srlh West IJarbor, (Deer Die), tbe legislature to so amend tbe constiiutional r..pr,( n lirn -iurgentvllle, Sedgwick, Brooklln. > healthful, digestible pastry has bottom up when not In use, then if the hoops there was a stream of water then running K t~ Leading English and American Fire Insur­ To the Honorable Judge oj Probate fo r the " j,r^ arker Point, Bluehill, burry and debt limiiing clause as to give cities a clear ) puzzled the cooks. A difficulty in are determined to drop they will have to drop through the old cellar under what is now the ance Companies repr* seated. County of Knox, > all good cooking in the past has lx:en right of wav to the possession of water systems on instead of off. Travelers' Accident /nturance Co. I F lin t & Stett eturn in g , Wilson A White Block. 1 don’t remember of The undersigned, a resident of Warren, In (be j lard. AI ways fickle, never uniform, I and the ownership of all properties In and under County of Kuox, reaper'fully represents that ho Is carriage from American That W. S. Hemingway is tbe oldest es­ ever knowing who occupied this oid building J. A. PerkinBby > most unwholesome—lard has always Ibe public streets, if they so desire. Portland, Guurdlau of » utile A., Edith A. and Duncan B. A S Fales a. m.; Surry at 8 o’clock, touch- tablished Irutt dealer arid confeciioner in the except James Aldrich, who resided In the Join s, who have long been known by, uml now i mu * . arriving at Rockland to connect I been the bane of the cook and the 1 Augusta, Bangor, Lewiston, Auburn and other beur the names ol tyloresaid, and (hut he desire* to grelSOtl 1 OORail lor Boston. cliy and also ibe oldest In years. upper part. Mr. Aldrich was a sailntaker and j obstacle to “good digestion.” i cities will Join largely in such a petition, tbe chungo their i ante* to Battle A. blurrett, Edith A. ThlZ.^ApGbJdsa dally service to Castine as . went from here to Camden. This next yellow Starred and Duncan B. dtarrett. Then fore Toictl^t^ottuIeneTuJUo 1 cnc <‘o11oIenc That we used to say lime burners, now we follow*' vOfednesday, Krlduy and Sunday by I Journal says, tbe evident intention being to building was the store ol Ephraim Hall and pruys lhat thiir nuiues be ebunged u< corJingly. ateumer Juliette, direct from Rockland; Tuesday, 1 2otiolencCottolcne Cottolene Cottolenc Cottolene develop ibe! idea offmunlclpal ownership much say lime manufacturers. DUNCAN M. STA K U ETT. Thursday and Saturday, by steamer Catherine, Ihe tenement above was occupied by a Mr. Baud tbi* 18th day of July, A. D. Is93. connecting with the Juliette at Little Deer Die. more in tho future than ft has been in ibe past. That mackerel retail lor about a cent _n Inch. Powers, who was a linsmilh and worked lor ^JOCHKAN BAKER tt C K O SS. KNOX COUNTY—Iu Probate Court held ut Rock­ Through Tickets may be obtained ou board via The peculiar freaks which lightning occas­ John F. Wise. lund c - '* •* * ’ 1 ...... - ■ 8 teum eror Hall to Bos ion. ionally manlfest>)found an example in the case That in one bouse on Liruerock street there FIRE, MAHIME, <,lfE?ANU ACCIDENT 61 O. A. CROCKETT, Manager, Rocklund, M<. This next building was at one time occu- of Mrs. Geo. A. Gray ol West Surry, who was are six children and lhat in another across said pied by John P. Wise below, and the Burpees Insurance Agency. Rockland ana Vinalliaven. struck by a bolt several days ago. Investiga­ •trust there ere six more, all oelonglng to two bsd a pttln[ hbop above. Theie rive ZSTTE, a n ew spuptr priuU d in Rockland, that ull families. Ooiuiuenolug Tuetwluy, July 18, the New tions showed that it| struck her on tbe head ineutioned structures I aur told were all Capital represented over Ninety Milliou Dollars. persons interentcd may uttoud at a Probate Coart, U. H. Mull * * le u u t« r then to be held In Rocklund, uud show cause, comes now into popular passing, apparently ,1tbe whole length of the That theibest mechanics are so naturally. burned iu Ibe big fire of 1853 Losses Adjusted and I'aid nt this Office. If any, why the prayer of said petition should not I body. Her clothing bud been set on fire, and be grunted. VINALHAVEN, favor as the new shorten­ That a man can never successfully transact a -^•31 C. E M EbER V EY . Judge. W ill ruu u* follow*, w eather pvriulttiug ing—better than even the besides the discoloration due to the electric business for which be has a dislike. 406 M A IN S T R E E T ROCKLAND A true copy of the petition and order thereon. At the annual convention of the National A tte st:— E d w a u d K. G ould, R egister. Leave ♦Hwun’u Bland at 6:30 a. m. for Green’* Gi best of lard with none of ! fluid, Ibe body was somewhat scorched by That the kids seem to take lots ot pleasure Landing, North Huvt n, Vlualbaveu uud Hoc,^Trei1 d- tbe burning clotbes.l The flesh was not broken Woman’s Relief Corps, Department ol Maine, Leave Rockland at 11 u. m . connect!/7 c -b lard's objectionable quali­ In leariag their breeches and stockings in held at Rockland, February 9 and 10, tbe fol­ 10:46 Maine Central train, for North lh / except at the hall of one of the leet. Here a climbing over the baseball fence on Broadway, KNOX COUNTY.—In Court of Probate held ut Vlnalhaven- / nnlHv ties. A nd gash about onajand a halt inches long bad been lowing recommendation of Mrs. Ella Jordan Rocklund ou th«« third Tuesduyot July, 1893. RETURNING, leave Viuulhaven at I uol,Iy game or do game. Mason, Senior Vice Department Presideul, Has Dorcas A. Tuckerman, widow of Johu W. Tuck- for Rockland. >5 put the cut, exposing! the bone. The theory is that ru u u , Lite of Rocklaud, lu said County, deceased, L e .» . ttecklw-d »l « p. m. for V lneZ M Mrs. Gray, when struck, was standing over a That ou ball days ihe trees are full of unanimously adopted: LA1SC1SLL, Agent, laving pi esc n ted her application for allowance out .Haven, (irco Lauding and tflwun'/” COTTOLENE Ztcheuses. That the Department of Maine Woman’s Re­ of the personal estate of said deceased : ' -*duy* until fM-e'ht large nail in Ibegtloor, aud lhat the fluid, con. •Houd.y. uol Thun mu m r have raised Tickets for . attended by botli O k p l u e d , That notice thereof be given three ,o W tih it.d e y . mjj tiu lu rd .) cenlrating at thisjpoint, induced the laceration. That it flounders cost 20 cents a pound they lief Corps lake steps for the establishment of a Mercantile Mutual Accident Ass’n j vi’^faUe up to it, well Opera HouM,F f4 # 0 HEALTH - OF tto*T 0N , MASH. woxxtla*t, will be the event of fbe seasou. Tickeu L. Iw from the adjacent brooks end Inleu, end O mdkmld, That notice thereof be giveu, three ry erntiue bouse to Ocean street, aud for $3,000 to successfully ruu a patent. OFF1CK IN GOMMLllLlAL OOLLKOK BLOCK. weeks successive! v, in the Courier-Gazette, printed buildiug ef a plauk walk ou the west are ou sale at various places aloug Mam lack.is obtained by artificial prodicers of the WARREN. OFFOSITL TUOMMDlKg UQTRL. iu Rook land iu said County, that ull persons inter* — luct go to confirm| this theory. I t often That our first sidewalks were of cross ested inav attend at a Probate Court to be held at i of Suffolk street, forte with. street. 87 Ether uud Go*{always ou baud. Rocklund, ou the third Tuesday of August uext. bef uens tbst lee lhat is cut at a certain point plauks aud were abandoned on account of PisHAbANTViLLU.—Mrs. Hulda Andrew* of and show cause, if suy they have, why the said Whits unsatisfactory and quickly melts when tbelr greater cost. V. K. FOLLBTT, account should uol be allowed. Au order for the extension of the Ocean Our readers will be glkd to see another in- Rockport 1* visitiug her niece, Mr*. Addle 29-31 C. E. M EbER V EY , Judge. Street sewer to the center of South Main itaJImeut of “Buckland MJ Dsys ol Lung Ago' Havifid to the tuu, while ice cut at tbe same That all persons or companies who tear up Surrett-----Mr*. Jane Jooe* 1* oo the #iek A true copy,—A ttest :E o W i* o K .Go u ld , Register. atreet, aud the extension of the Main slreet b= our Issue today. wAbsve comidersble Mary ud at aoolber place within a half s mile our streets for tbe purpose of rnakiug repairs, Hit------Alien Bogg* of Lyuu, Ma**., with a Dental Surgeon. aewer sontb was referred to the Joint Spec- wore of this Interesting walkr on bsud sad ford, A the former gives the best of sstlsfac- alterations, etc., ought to be obliged to re­ friend .re In tbe place. They rode tfirouxb en A' UIAXJK—Cor. MUu »uU,Fuik:l’lao.. Widow Urey Cough Cure frieW place the same as good as they found them. tbelr wheel. SeU.Ucl.uo euezwUvd U ell blanche, ol laf Sewer Cenamittee. ab«fI publish It regularly " D tu tlw try . Is Perfection Itself- THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 8 1893.

| RIVAL POLITICIANS. ROCKPORT MENTION. SHORT STORIES LIST OF LETTERS J HOW THEY PASS THEIR HOURS OF The latest— • Dine on campaign He Gave the Other Fellow a H in t- Re"1’i"ln* in Rockland postcffl.e. lor the roosters 1” Hot Ice Cream. I W0ek en,llnS Jl,1>' 29’ 1893- Given up by Four Doctors EASE IN SUMMER. Gents’ List. Tower, Wm. A. Tower. Willard E Our kilns are shutting down, nnd the He was a well known ctlisen, and sat on a Achorn, Lorenzo Collins, Robert Tower, Capt. Bedford Tc Die W e Tonig D a v id B<*n,i<*ir l l i l l n n d J a c o b S lo n t F a a - prospect for W inter is not over and box in one of our stores. No one was near Thompson, C*pt. Gerrlor, Fred E. Virgin. Wm. The Lest on E a rth ” on its Merits — Compare it nctt Have Elegant Country Homes—Mr. above hopeful. But the early session of him and he looked lonesome. An acquain­ Gillis, Uenj. with all others and be satisfied. a Woobelton, A. J. m il’s Mansion Was Built by Frits Em­ tance entered, and seeing him apparentlv so Groff. C. . Reduced lo a Skeleton. . RHEUM \TISM CURED anda STIFF JOINT Congress may relieve matters some­ RESTORED to Usefulness. J 1 Howard, Joseph (2) Ladies' List. m e t a n d II iir an Interesting History. what. Wo hope so, certainly. sad and lonely, stopped to have a chat, and Hanson, Fred L. opened the conversation in this kindly way : Jackson. Joseph Borland, Mist (2) Restored to Life and Health by Hon. David Bennett Hill nnd Hon. “ Hello, all alone I" Johnson, A. ; Clftdd, Mrs. Sopbronia Pay your taxes, dear reader I The Colburn, Mrs. H E. Jacob Sloat Fassett are Elinirana and “ Yes, and I’m darned glad of it." wes the Lee, R.*v. J. F lifelong rivals in city, county and state country, stale, county, town and corpor­ LeeiuHn. Emery W. Dunton Mbs Annie prompt and surprising retort. He remained Keep, Arthur Davis. Mrs. C. M. Aliens Sarsaparilla. politics. There the rivalry ends for the ation must be supported, and when you alone. E rne, L. 8 Glnnbev, Miss Jennie present, for Mr. Hill took a sudden rise pay your tax you are exercising one of Fuller. J H. A. nnd went away ahead of Mr. Fassett. They were discussing Charlie's weight, and McNeil. Maurice Hunt, Mrs. Eva Gained 75 Pounds. the privileges of the tree American citi­ P'-rier. Geo It Hooper,Miss Hattie A. The latter ran for governor on the ebb Charlie went down street lo be weighed. After Harthorn, Mrs. R B. Every woman In t*'* na »- o >5 lbs. Was taken by spells T e a m ste r s, in Elmira and ended, for tho present at DAMARISCOTTA MILLS. of vomiting, pain In my left side nil the time, Can find no better shoe than the our only consolation is that we have bought the cigars. soireilroes It was more than I could biar. I took least, in Albany. morphine to help the pain,but I b« van to fall. Had other beautiful ships left. every doctor tn Rockport and the la-t one, Dr. Bread W inner. Gentlemen; Despite their long rivalry at Elmira A Rocklund servant was astonished to see Mrs. Jennie Merrill and daughter of Somer­ the revt bad, that he could d 'o __ I was a severe sufferer from rheumatism, nnd Albany they aro good friends, with ville, Muss., are at David Boyd's....M r. and more for me. He give me up tn d|.. «p(| teld my It is strong, reliable, honest, and manufactured And the grass is growing in the Carle­ her mistress flavor ice cream with ginger. hueband that I would not live, be had done all he expressly to give ALL OUT-DOOR W ORK­ for four years, previous to October very similar tastes for rural life, as both Mrs. James Finfey and Miss Mary Counce of could for me. ERS the Rest Service for the Lens I Money. 1887; when I was taken with rheumatic ton shipyard where tbe Billings and “ Should think 'twould make it too hot,” . Made for Men and Hoys, from soft, pliable stock; have shown recently by securing coun­ said she, Cambridge arrived last week at the old Home­ A friend advised me to try Allen’s Harsaparllls, in two styles, seamless Balmoral and Congress; fever, and was confined to my bed for try homes of great beauty. Mr. Hill’s other tineeralt had their being! Would gave me a bottle nnd the third day I bega-r to see with and without tap sole. six weeks. Every joint in my body was stead... .Mrs. Jane Hall went to Augusta this It helped me. My neighbors could hardly credit home has a history, Several years ago that tbe fates would so ordain it that tbe A Rockland domestic made a mistake the week, called there by the serious illness ot her my story, but nevertheless l» Is true. H cured me. AMOS P. TA PLEY & CO., affected. The disease settled in my left Ood bless All-n and his Sarsaparilla. Come to BOSTON, MA8S. wrist which became enlarged and per­ the eccentric actor, Joseph K. Emmet, sound ol the ax nnd adz might again be olher day and flavored a pudding with winter- daughter.Mrs. B arber.... Miss Blanche Junes Rockpott to my home and I will t- II jou the same More mom Is needed by u» for the proper fectly stiff. At the same time I suffered “Onr Fritz," in one of his summer rain- heard in the vicinity of Goose River! green. who has been here four weeks visiting went to story a« I do here, and testify what Allen's hoe done for me. My children would have been loft Accommodation of fall stock, tend an It In constant pain in my joints. I tried all 1 bles was struck witli tho commanding Warren this week and will visit there a without a mother only for Allen’s Sarsaparilla. I » choice between Inerenne of rent or hact! kinds of liniments for my wrist and kept A party from this city were out riding with lice of good*, we have decided on the latter. j situation and rural beauty of a spot on Our town certainly needs a few elec­ weeks, then return home to Marlboro, .Mass. took three bottles and today I weigh mo lbs. nnd Have selected linen that are dcnlrablc In it bandaged for m onths. In A pril 1888, a spirited span Monday evening of last week, never enjoyed belter he alth In my life and can 1 tho ridge which runs along the west tric lights. It will be remembered that ....M rs. 0. R. Ingraham of Rockland wa truthfully say that Allen's Sarsaparilla cured mo s ty le . nt«>ck a n d lit, a n d h a v e m a d e p ric e s Dalton’s Sarsaparilla was prescribed by side of the Hudson from Albany to Troy, and discovered after a time that the whllHe-trce town over Sunday the guest of Mrs. M. M. and saved me from me grave. I had headache which should give tbe dealer a satisfactory my physician and I soon felt its bene­ nt the annual town meeting tbe Select profit Sold in dozens only. Send for Cata j Ho bought 11 acres and proceeded to was missing and tbe tugs dragging. The Rollins.... Philip Dorkendoff of Newton,Mass., mid backache, loss . f appetite, could not sleep, dls- ficial effects. My pain was relieved and men were instructed to see what trade ressed s> el's, and all rundown. If you are sick lo g u e . I build a residence after his own heart. whillle-tree was iound several miles back. We was in town I hursday at Mrs. Colson’s. >*o Allen's. 31 AMOS P. TAPLEY A CO. a gradual absorption of the morbid de­ they could make with tho electric light posit about my wrist-joint took place. | Being tlie product and tlie exclusive wonder il they would have noticed it if a wheel MRS. NETTIE GREENLAW. In four months my wrist was well, and product of Emmet’s brain, it is not nec- eompnny and report at a special meet­ had dropped elf? News b-18 been received that the vessel i essar.v to add that tlie design is unique. has remained well to the present time. ing. The Selectmen had a conference A WANTED MAN. partly owned and commanded by Capram JUST FOR FUN! I am perfectly cured from rheumatism . No architect has ever given a name to with the company, but could not gel Jeremiah Warren, a Jointer resident of Deer and D a l t o n ’s S arsaparilla performed , tho style. It is not a building so much what they considered Bnt'sfnctory terms, Fairy Story About Jewelry Buried Isle, has Just been released by tbe authorities WE WILL SELL the cure. Miss M a r y C. L a n k . as a combination of buildings, as Ern- Jan. 9,1893. Belfast, Me. and the matter was dropped. Now we the W oods. ot Great Britain on tho payment ot gttfiOO und tbe court charges. This vessel w«« seized in Prepared by DALTON SARSAPARILLA CO., Belfast, Me. r . \ — n -w sndly need a light or two, it seems ns Use Dalton’s Pills and Plasters, also Dalton’s Detective Ira M. True says that Gus Woods, April on ibe usual charge of fishing within the Liquid Dentifrice for the Teeth and Hums. though some arrangement can be mndo who is dow in Auburn jail and whose time is three r I - i uit. She was partly loaded with PILLSBURY’S BEST with the company that would be satis­ out next Friday, is a much wanted man. He mackti' i- the time and the loss sustained ssys: “ One year ago last s<- ,1 great annoyance. After taking three bottb buried them, hut (he men are now doing time in pensable finishing touch. But the selection ot For the next 10 days , B r a i l , tny face is all clear and smooth ns met changed tho plan every time ho saw all the quarries of the eaunty there are Thomaston. I think it possible that Uns was Flora1 ra f Feel Siore tlie structure while in process of growth, only a spectator of the robbery in Boston but the latter Is a problem of considerable study, overhnnging rocks which menace life ihe chances are equally as good that he bad a for one must be.»r in mind the circumstances In order to reduce our st,c. til from tho use ox S. S. 8. putting out a wing here and setting in a and tin b. Constnnt association tends band In the game He rctu-ed to tell me where for which a costume is intended and accord­ C h a s , H r a t o n , 73 Laurel st. Phila. gable or dormer window there till the the watches are burled tor he «ald he might be ingly choose the most appropriate bend-geitr CHAS. T."SPEAR’S, Treatiso on blood and skin diseases mallei I free to make men careless, and an accident One must also consult the possibinlies of one’s SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. builder in charge was distrncted. The hard up some time and would like (hem for purse, and most important of all, one is com­ 7 builder has always been ashamed to tell like that of last wet k should point a finances. pelled to remain meanwhile within the proper We shaM offer.^OO barrels "I have Gus in mind for complicity in burg­ st P a te n JF! i wliat it did cost, but tlie lowest sum moral.k This same lesson can be applied laries in Somersetand Cumberland routines "— boundaries of the latest styles. When we of the Best Paten.*V^our 295 AND 297 MAIN ST. named by experts is $125,000. The come to the latter, however, what a bewilder / to the employes on the electric as well Augusta Journal. ing embarrassment of riches confront us! For made for $5 per bbl", -- ROCK LAN I), ME. H ea lth ! Can you buy grounds are arranged quite as fancifully as to^limerock quarrymen. Don’t get Detective True probably has in mind tbe the choice may extend from the plain tailor AND as the residence, and yet the general ef­ it? Yes, when it is careless! young man arrested here several rears ago, toque to the complicated garden hat made ot fect is fine. who was sentenced to a term in Charlestown some sheer materia1, In other words, it may in­ 50 barrels of the Best possible with a single In front Mr. Emmet had a little lake clude the whole range of the milliners' crea­ BILLINGS BURNED. prison nnd was discharged from there last year. tions: delicate tinted straws; poems of lace Straight Flour for$4 5O box of constructed, fed by a brook which runs and flowers or ot material similar to that of from an adjacent ravine, and on this he Rockport’s Finest Ship Comes to an VINALHAVEN PERSONALS. tbe costume; tennis nnd yachting caps; Casino placed a gondola imported from Venice gjj.u, Untimely End. bonnets and the infinite variety ot bridal hats. This is n rare chance to get good Four cheap. B e e c h a m ’s Eugene Hall arrived Wednesday from Min­ One of the characteristic features of the Mc­ f regardless of expense. At the entrance W These prices are for CASH ONLY, aa J- neapolis. Dowell Fashion Journals is that they generally A. F. Crockett ed for over fifty years by millions of moth­ ! The new resilience which Senator Fus- “Between the ages of five and fifteen, awny for luudanum to use for that pur­ ers for their children while fiething with per­ '?eniu»; no WOOD! 1 sett is building is a much less dazzling fect success. It sooths the child, so'tens tbe O E 1 AL iI j I was troubled with a kind of salt- pose. It seems, however, that the JOE HOWE COLTS gums, allays ull pain, cures wind colic, and is in in tni» artii rheum, or eruption, chiefly confined to j affair, but lias one great advantage over the best remedy for dlurrfccea. It will relieve While Moi the legs, ami especially to the bend of j Governor Hill’s, in that it will hold a husband knew wbat was up and had the poor little suff- rer immediately. Sold by Akron Sewer and [rain Pipe, charming wife und daughter and a squad warned tbe diuggist who sent to the In addition to the list previously pub­ Druggists in every part of the world, 25c. a the knee above the calf. Here, running PATENT FW. “u‘' A. 2°‘h'i® Ktmba! GROUND TILE sores formed which would scab over, of lively and growing boys. Tlie estate bottle. Be sure and ask lor “ Mrs. Winslow’s would-be suicide quite a generous al- lished of Joe Howe colts owned here­ Soothing Syrup," and take no other kind. f the Tourist lto< For Underdralnlug Purposes AU frdei but would break immediately ou mov­ comprises 30 acres of tho Chemung val­ owance of tincture of rhubarb. abouts. are the following: prorop ly dlled. Telephone connection. Us p • n ing the leg. My mother tried every­ ley just north of Elmira, iu which there . ■ • cen#ry- prober he place, 0 When tbe husband arrived home the Wm. J. Brazier of Thomaston, 2-year- No one iu ordinary health need not become bald thing she could think of, but all was is a little hill, and on that the new resi­ nr gray, if he will follow seoilble treatment. A Little Higher i n ^ - * *<> without avail. Although a child, i read wife was Iound stretched out cn the old horse colt; George Young of Thom­ We advise cleanliness ot the scalp and (he use ,- 'elight S. fi. PRESCOTT & COb dence stands. It will be a large build- 1 BEST, iu tho papers about the beneflciul effects sofa in the “fore room.” In a broken aston, 3-year-old gelding: Chas. O. of Hall’s Hair Renewer. TILLSON’S MHI1IV, Kockl.lid, M l,. I ing 100 by 100 feet in the clear outline— WHITEST, i Puf mouD- of Ayer’s Pills, und persuaded my moth­ i and somewhat iu the colonial style. The voice she informed her husbund of the Montgomery of Camden. 3-year-old er to let me try tin in. W ith no greut S pecim en C ases. 8WEETE8T, f Dflwi el»e- I first story is of white Ohio limestone, faith iu the result, she procured desperate deed done, and sadly hade mare; Louis Ulmer of Rockland, 3 year- 8. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis., wm M akes . e» before rough faced; tho second aud third of him farewell. old gelding. doubled with Neuralgia aud Rheumatism, MOST, aud d CO brick and shingles, uud ull the verandas But he did not weep and tear bis his Stomach was disordered, his Liver was — DEALER* IN— will be 13 feet wide. Soiuu *‘1I< r»e,” Terms. affected to au alarming degree, appetite fell Insist on Getting Ayer's Pills Tlie visitor first enters a largo hall, 40 hair. He cooly, coldly and cruelly in­ “Geo, up!" and " Gee, woo!” both mean away, ami he was terribly reduced iu flesh COAL feet square, to the left of which is a formed the desperate woman that she “Horse, get on!” In Notts and many and strength. Three bottles of Electrio Bit­ and I began to use them, nnd soon ters oiired bun. JOHN BlRDCO.fftoleials'Sjs; Of all sices, noticed an improvement. Encouraged small reception room and at the right a bad taken tincture of rhubarb and that Hirer counties hurt •s say to the young thildren, "Come aud see tho gee gees.” Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, III., had a by this, 1 kept on till 1 took two boxes, lurge music room, off from which there It probably would not prove fatal. running sore ou his leg of eight years’ stand­ WOOL when tin? sores disappeared and have "Up” is a contraction of "stir up” (your The woman in question is now alive, ing. Used three bottles of Electrio itterse, Long and fitted for the stove. never troubled me since.”—H. Chipman, stumps), and "woo” is a provincial pro­ *^ud seven boxes of Buckleu’s Arnica Salve Heal Estate Agent, Roanoke, Va. and taking other medicine. nunciation of "away” or “way,” mean­ Lima, Cement and Plastering Pair aud his leg is souud and well. John Speaker, “I suffered for years from stomach ing, "Get on tho way.” In confirmation Catawbe, O., had five large Fever >ores on ROCKLAUD TRUST C0: [GKOCKUIKS, PBOV1SIONB, and kidney troubles, cuusing very severe GLEN COVE. thereof we refer to two other terms used bis leg, doctors said be was incurable. One s ’X .o r m a r i d jj-u je ju pains in various parts of the body. None to Irorses, “Woo’ish!” (beur away) and bottle Electrio Bitters and one box Buokleu’s CKNTri buys oue of the 8 tarov- io lbv tiuuop of the remedies I tried afforded me any Tax Collector Knight made a number Arnica Salve cured him entirely. Sold at Hsslero of Deposit iu the KOCH L A N D g^-Proropt attention to orders by telephone ei “Woo’sh, come buther” (bather to rhyme THUfl'r COMPANY. th e rw ise. relief until I bi gau taking Ayer’s Pills, of friendly culls here Thursduy. with father)—i. e., beur away to the side W. H. Kittredge’s Drugstore. 5 aud was cured.”—Wm. Goddard, N otary TbsThe staropa are sold iu deuoiuiaatioos ’»/ 6, 10 o on which the carter walks. There is not oodaud 25XI cents, aud are to be routed in books p. epurad No. 1 Camden St., Rockland Me Public, Five Lakes, Mich. • Now T b t Tula. We need a dozen new houses here to the least likelihood that "Gee, woo!” is for tin- purpose. When a leaf liis covered it amountsauoual Prepared by Dr. J. C. A yer $ Co., Ixjwell, It will cost you nothing and will surely do tu_ |1, which is thou JO dedeposited lo the bank and Muss. accommodate workmen on tbe electric. the Italian gio, because gio will not fit bauK accourt oucued. .Sold by Druggists Everywhere. you good, if you have a Cough, Cold, or auy The Best Place to Bin Wbo is the enterprising man who wunts iu with any of the other terms, and it is it iuculcalea habits of saving oo the part of the 3. SLOXT FASSETT'S COUNTRY HOME, trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dr. youutf. A great auoceae wherever adopted. Call to make a safe investment! absurd to suppose that our peasants aud s»f lull particulars. Every Dose Effective is a sitting room which opens into a rear King’s New Disoovery for Consumption, - C E M E N T -- would go to Italy for such a word. Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to give relief, hull leading to tho lust entrance. The pc W ORLD’S FAIR. “Woo!” (stop or halt) is quite another or money will be paid back. Sufferers from delepositb. dining room opens from the front hall word. The carter, or teurn man, walks La Grippe found it just the thing and unde, and is 35 by 25 feet. One of the largest AtiUtTMl liocxuAMn-A. F. Crockett Co., Rev. W. W. Ogier of tbe Rockport ou the left side. W o , or woh, is a turn­ its use had a speedy and perfect recovery Jo*. Douahue. ULaaiCAMK—T. W . Sulflvas, S. G. Prescott & Co.’s, J^ALLOCH « MKSKKVKY, looms in the house is the library, which M. E. Church, wbo has recently re­ ing (see Bosworth).—Notes and Queries. Try a sample bettle at our expense aud learu VINALHAVEN, Ml .— D. l i . OUddttU. for yourself just bow good a thing |it is. is directly north of the hall aud can be turned from a visit to the Chicago Ex­ The Coal Dealers L a w y e rs , thrown open to it by means of large fold­ Trial bottles free at W. H. Kittredge’s Drug Tillson War! i ** M *<» s t r e e t , so c k la n d , mb ing doors. Indeed all the first floor ex­ position, has prepared a lecture thereon, V vry G ood. Store. Large size 60c, and 91 00 ROCKLAND TRUST CO. Talepboao Ooontu’t lou. il A vent* for Geruan American Fire Insurance F© cept the dining room, kitchen uud pan- to be illustrated with tbe stereopticun, ‘‘Have you a good cook?” ______I N. Y..W irteru viruuoe Co , of Turon io, Can b B l’l’klkn's Arnica Salvm. and W**hingluu L Jo»urai*c« l Y tries can thus be thrown into one large Tbe following schedule is announced for “She’s very good; goe« to church (our A. F. CBOOUTT, FreeideuL times a week. She can't cook, though.”— Tbe Best Salve io the world lor Cuts, E. A. Bctlxm. V lo Freeldeut. MISS E. A. LORD hut irregular room. Siuce his defeat this w eek: 1'itrBn*. ______Bruises, Bores, Uloeiw, Salt Rheum, Fever C. M. K ai.iaxw, SocreUry. IB NOW’ P R E l'A U B P TO DO for the governorship Mr. Fassett has de­ Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Thia Company transact# u general Battling Bue- LA’YN FKKTILIZEK. voted his energies to his newspaper, the Caindeo. Tuesday; Rocklaud, Wed­ “Oh, Ever Thu*-” Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively nvaa aud deals iu Bond*, Bank Shrek aud other Fuskgo/^BLE D^ESS^k\Klfi(j Elmira Advertiser, and the national nesday; Thomaston, Thursday, Rock­ I never taught u parrot** tur cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guar­ noueervatlve Income aecuri Ik». • Nou-udoroua. Lawn Seeds, a choice uiizturc, to To catch unto buruv pretty air, lutealore are mapeotfully Invited to call and in-r hank iu that city in which his wife is port, Friday; Northport campground, anteed to give perlect satisfaction, or money apect our line of tvcuriilce 'tefore placing tkeu At Her Home, 7 North St. bcautily voui lawita. Fur aalc by O. B FALKS, But that, when ladle* cm me to hear * 10 Beach Si- Ex’ Itocktuod. Scud or beck. the chief stockholder. Saturday. Ui» mueic. he wae eure to ewear. ) refunded. Price 26 oeols per box. For sale Bpeels) atteuUuu t-ld W C-Ulsg mid Vltlhig. 1 MIS bv w H. KiUrodgs. aett ttoaoe to rent at Ad, I -T ru th . a n d «XO KrV « THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1893. z

THOMASTON. It is tree girls no lunger! ing an ell on hia house and has made an ad­ APPLETON' M rs. Hallowell has the finest corn in town dition to his barn-----Winnie Ingraham has Thirteen miles N. W. of Rockland. Settled Eight miles north or Rockland. On Ihe Camden- had some trouble with the working of his The mid at the Creek is receiving much Nine miles west of Rockland, on Ihe K. ft L. R. There was quite a lively little runaway Three miles wc4tnf Rockland. on K * 1.. « R. Known as a trading p o st in 1831. Settled In Rockland and Thomaston Electric R. R., and j mill at Warren. A man came from Bangor VIMVD of R F,r'1 kno"' •• .''.IL, needt-J repalts. 1736; Incorporated Nov. 7, 1778. A rea about Boston ft Bangor Stenmhoat line. Incorporated , past the scribe's residence one day last week bos' in 1630 pettlenirnt commenced 1,91. 27,000 acres. 1890, polls 517; estates, <873,398. Feb. 26, 1391, being then set off from town of Csm aud soon put things to rights and it works Ernest Davis’s colt dragged him some dis­ Kmbrsced until 1848 Rockland uni Smith 1 horn- T h e late rain was very welcome and will help Postmasters, G. D. Gould; North, W. H. Fuller; den, the other part of the town, Rockport, retain like a charm-----Isaac E. Orbeton has had a nulnn. Incorporated Mnrch 20,,17.. 1 onnU.lon , South, W. O. Counce; West, A. 8. Ames; Pleas, ing the old organization. First settled Stay 3, tance until one of the reinsvparted, when he IMH.t, ?0«9. Io 18W the num ber o f poll* wn* oat the various late crops. seers of the Poor; Treasurer, E. H. Burkett, antville, W. J. Russell; Hlghtand, Wm. D. Stone. shop built for him at Camden village, where went off on bis own hook. He was stopped and estates were valued at $1,858,010. soon the buzz of the threshing machine will Supervisor, R. I. Thompson; Collector, F. K. Bur­ Selectmen, A. L. Vaughn, Jason Spear, Edwin he carries on the blacksmith business. Mr. kett; Town Agent, K. ti. Walcott; Clerk, A. M, Keating; TownCterk, W. L. Lawry; Treasurer; at D. Cummings with but little damage be heard at the Creek. W ingate. Nineteen regular guests are registered at Orbeton is an expert at horse-shoeing, as Hill Bro«. are deiiveting onr , e>ple a n re M. R. Mathews; Collector, Alex Spear. done. ■ Mis’ Cathie Oillcbrest entertains friends at a Lake City Inn. everybody knows who has had work done Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff of New York quality uf ice. Agents of nil sizes, shapes and shades Geo. Hallowell and friends have been rusti­ by. him, and he has all the work he can Pedro party, this evening, Are In our village plying their trades; The dredger in our harbor laid by several arrived in town Friday the goests of H. C. E mer Woodcock la dnlne n cood hmtnees In From a b o o k to a house, from a pin to a ship cating down river. possibly do with two assistants. TVe are Pease and wife....Mrs. Nancy, widow ol j Capt Sam'l Watts had an 111 turn last week, Are proclaimed from an ever flexible lip. days last week for repairs. Ibe wheelwrigti I’ne at Mill River. Joseph Copeland has broken ground lor a sorry to have him leave us----- Rev. Mr. tlie late Silas Daggett, of Aroostook, is visit­ 1 bat has somewhat Improved. Tbe building of Tom Hopkins was broken School Aten: Levensaler saye our sub ole Arthur M. Wingate took charge of the post- cellar and will soon erect his house. Ryder, it is said, will preach at the Baptist ing friends in town....Miss Vina Lawrence ' Mrs Charles Creighton entertains "We into Friday night anil tbe sum of SCO taken. Church next Sabbath. Mr. Ryder was will not commence the bell term until Sept. IS. office yesterday. Geo. E. Newbert had added ice cream to his of Massachusetts is visiting friends in town , Girls” at uer home,Friday evening. There is no clue to tbe burglars. pastor of this church some fourteen years A pood teamster i« known hr the cure be Dance at town hail under the auspices of the many other delectable dainties. ---- Mrs. Caroline Gushee visited in South Mrs. Mary J. Whitcomb is quite sick with The Hodgman & Burd Block, Carleton ago and is held in high esteem. taken o l ble hor«e. Tbomarton has many of Union Brass Band, Saturday night. Hope last week'•••Joseph Boardman and larvngitls, at the house of Mrs. Overlock. The 17th annnal reunion of the Copeland Block and Bisbee Biook have been finished R o c k v il l e .—The Sabbatli School front them. A very large party attended the reception family will be held at L. S. Robinson's, War­ sister of Hope visited at A. C. Gushee's the I! is thought that it will take a dime to go to on the front brick work, this week. this place held its annual picnic last week Daniel Moody, an old resident of Thomas­ tendered Mr. and Mrs. Thompson at the Bur­ ren, Aug IS. first of the week....Among the arrivals at Rockland when the ’lectrics get to the Corner. A party of Colby students witli Camden at Crescent Beach. A good time is reported. the Appleton House, Thursday, were Geo. ton. hot now a resident of Owl's Head, was in ket House, Tuesday evening. Quite a busy season at Kllleran’s blacksmith Eunice Lermond has gone to Worcester to Creekites are wondering where all the peo­ friends will occupy Capt. Martin's and G. H. Talbot of Camden, O. G. Lane of Rox­ town last week. Mias Addle Wingate enters the Boston Con­ shop. Young Mr. Littiehale has been assisting attend school-----The Ladies Sewing Circle ple come Irom who are travelling on the H. Cleveland’s cottages ot Lake City, this bury. Mass., and Will Staples and wife of W Hilum Brer has bought the Daniel Moody servatory of Music this Fall. She secured 500 during the rush. week. meets with Mrs. I. R. Keene, Thursday----- Washington, bouse, corner Gleason and Pine streets, and electrics. subscribers to the -adies Home Journal. Charles Barrows, who has been home from Berries of all kinds are very plenty In onr Mrs. Lucy Brewster Is making extensive Tbe Business Men's Association of Cam­ Our summer resorts are beginning to fill will soon move into It. Massachusetts the last two weeks, returned marke'. Blueberries can be bought as low as Grading is now being done on the G. V. R. R. repairs on her dwelling. W. H. Glover & Co. den has voted to abide by their contraot to up. There were two arrivals at Hotel Sim- How many of our gardeners can tell yon on the farms ol Mrs. Hoyt and Willis Luce, are doing the work. Saturday-----William Barrows has gone to mous a week ago...... Mr Casey and Mr. eight cents. occupy rooms iu the new hall, as per con­ Vinalbaveti to cart paving. that beans run round the poles against the sun, The Sunday School on the hill had a picnic Quite a large force of men are now at work. The workmen were busy hauling railroad tract. Galley of Boston....Mr. Cunningham,opti­ while hops run with the snn ? excursion to Owl’s Head Wednesday, and The abutments for the Iron bridge over the tics Snnday to the kilns and sonn the lime and A free health talk will be given to the SOUTH THOMASTON. cian of Boston, stopped at the Simmons Thomaston Chap er. Epworth League. was had a very enjoyable time. river at So. Union are fast nearing completion rock will go by rail Instead of being hauled by ladies iu tbe Baptist vestry this Tuesday House over Sunday. He is on his way to quite well represented on the excursion to Two cars were run on the Thomaston electric and soon will the whistle of the Iron horse be teams. eveuing by Mrs. Saulson. All ladies are Four ntilen S. of Rockland, Settled tn 1776. Set Bar Harbor....Mrs. Bickford is sick, also Vlnalbaven. Thursday last. heard in onr village. off from Thotnaaton and incorporated July 28, 1848, Miss Emiline Littnekeu. extension Sunday, until one of ’em burned W . H. Whitney has purchased the large invited. 1890, polls 418; eatatea <328,087. Poatm aatera, J . Many ol odr citizens who have been con­ ont a ’fuse and 'fused to go. William Stickney from Chelsea, Mass., ar­ refrigerator which was bnilt for Tuttle & A band of travelling musicians have been M. B artlett; Ow l’a H ead, Mlaa A nn F a rr; Spruce Bv not extending the rails to the Corner the rived at South Union last week on his annual Head, 8. L. Hall; Aah Point, Ralph Crockett; CUSHING sulted say the town suoutd hnlld the fl’h ways Hanley when those young gentlemen contem­ in town several days this week. They are Selectmen, Mark D. Amea, Sidney Jackaon, L. A. electric road saves interest on what the ex­ and thus become owners, and let the fish help vacation visit. Carrie and Henry have been plated a business partnership. musicians of a high order aud attract largo Arey; Town Clerk, Lewia Butter; Treaaurer, H. pay the taxes. tension would cost, besides getting about all here some three weeks. S. Sweetiand. Ten miles S. TV. of Rockland. Ou stage line The town has bought and torn down the old crowds. Fritlag evening they gave a con­ Irom Thotnaaton to Friendship. Incorporated I don't think It can he true that the postofflee the travel. There is quite an Italian settlement down on Prior home at the foot of South Pond, which cert on the Bay View veranda. Mrs. John Rogers is here from New Bruns­ Ja n . 28, 1789. 1890, polls 195; estates <125,483. la to be moved back to the Creek under the new Mrs Frank Tobey entertains "We Girls" at John Creighton's farm. A store, blacksmith wick. Postmasters, A. H. Fales; South, Oliver?. Davis, was built ol granite, in order to obtain tbe The fireman's hall is completed and Sat­ North, N. R. Hyler; Pleasant Point, Cora K. the Rice engine hall tonight. A fish chowder James K. Harrington is having bis bouse administration. At lenst not till the fish ways shop and cook bouses have sprung up and it is rock for tbe repair and building of a new abut­ urday evening tho steamer and other fire DavlB. Selectmen, Vlnal Wallace, Niven Hyler, supper and a good time is the program. TT hat quite a lively place compared to its former shingled. Eldrean Orff; Town Clerk, C. A. Fogerty; are pnt in and Ihe new bank started. ment to the village bridge. apparatus were moved in. The building is Treasurer, Samuel Payson. new game will be introduced ? Fred D. Coombs is In the hospital in Port­ Mrs. Oliver Vote, Mrs. Ella Thorndike, quietness. Rev. N. T. Dutton, a former pastor of the large and coveuient and will make the land, undergoing an operation. Mrs. Berjsmin Dunbar and Mrs. Alvin Vose Rev. A. W. C. Anderson and wife are in Work commenced on the railroad bridge Baptist church, is about to leave Houlton aud firemen a pleasant home. Mary Doole ol Dedham, Mass., who has New Jersey, Mrs. Anderson being quite ill. •pent a day at the McIntyre cottace last week. across Crawford's river at South Union, last locate tn Fairfield. His many friends here Friday was a big day at the Lako City Blueberries and raspberries are very plenty been visiting at Luther Marshall's,ha6 returned Rev. C. W. Bradlee of the Rockland M. E. They report a first-class time and plentv to eat. week. The granite is quarried Irom Willard hope he will receive a cordial greetin, in his Inn. Over 50 were fam ished with a fine and the woods are full of pickers. home....Olive Beckett of Jamaica Plain, who Church occupied the.M. E.pnlpit, Sunday. We hope the P. Henry Tillson Post. G. A. R-, Hari s pasture Fatties from Bath are doing new field of labor. dinner. Although half t,lie party came Orrin Pierce has moved his family into the has been visiting her gtandparents, Mr. and Tickets for Miss Adelaide Crocker's recital will use the old favorite resort at the Horton the work, and E. H. Burkett is hauling the Extensive repairs are to be made on the without previous notice to the landlord, yet house formerly occupied by Wm. Follansbee. Mrs. Luther Marshall, has returned hom e.... at Farwell Opera House are being sold quite Grove, on the banks ol the Georges, for their granite. village bridge. Several teams have been haul­ Mr. Fountain was equal to the emergency A small party of the young peoole enjoyed a V. R. Taylor, who has been employed In Bos­ rapidly. Those of our people who have heard annnal picnic this year. It is an enjoyable Isaac Merrithew of Gloucester, Mass., has ing blocks of granite and flat rock and it now and all went away fully satisfied. picnic at Oner Point, Thursday. ton, has returned hom e....M rs. Cyrus Mank Miss Crocker are enthusiastic in her praise. of Thomaston ts visiting her parents. Mr. and •pot. been visiting at N. D. Robbins'....M iss looks as though this somewhat rickerty struc­ Tlie foundation for tbe hall will be com­ Mark Ames, wife and daughter Emily are Mrs. Wilson Ulmer....W ill,Demath, who has Estimates will soon he made as to the cost of Charles Starr and Henry Starr, wife and Angusta Albee of Rockland has been spending ture will receive permanent and thorough im­ pleted by the middle of the week if tbe good visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Atchley, in .Farm­ been at work tn So. Thomaston, has reinrned repairing the "old church on the hill.” Next baby returned to Boston on Saturday's night's a few days with Mrs. E. F. J o y ....F . L. provement. weather continues. The brick piers and ington. * boat. Mrs. Charles 8tarr and baby will re­ home. year it will he 100 years old. and a small Whitten and wife, who have been a short time F. B. Bime ot Boston is stopping at Hotel cross wails in the cellar are being rapidly Charles Ward has a crew of men at work on main fora few weeks at the house of R- D. amount Irom all Interested will make it good at Bar Harbor, spent the Sabbath with Mrs. A. Warren on his vacation....M rs. Belle Under­ pushed aud floor timber will bo laid next High Island, getting ont stone for Camden NORTH WALDOBORO. as new. Starr. L. Jones of this place. wood and daughter of Lowell, Mass., are visit­ week. parlies. We saw a very wealthy person walking up ing at Church Vaughn's....M rs. Irene Howes Mrs. Edgar Bnrnhoimer and Miss Emma A reporter of T h e C.-G. interviewed one of Willis Luce gave a picnic dinner on Lace's The recent failure of hanks and tbe un­ L E Fogg has a large quantity ot veiy 8ne from the 'lectrlcs one hot day lately, when Bnrnheimer of Lvnn, Mass., are at J. C. the electric railroad directors the other day Point Thursday to his strawberry pickers. The of Springfield. Mass., Is visitln her sister, settled condition of tbe money market dis­ raspberries and promiseof a big yield of black Stackpole would set her down at her door for Mrs. A L. Kirk. Bogue’s-----Mrs. Nellie Hutchins and daughter regarding the rumor of the Immediate exten­ menu consisted of fish chowder, vegetables, hot turbs the commercial world, but men of berries. half a dime. Isn’t that a stringency in the of Baltimore, Mil , are at George Eugley's----- sion of the road up into the town, and was in­ coffee, lemonade, cake, etc. The little folks W. O. Vlnulhas been making marked Im­ means can now invest their money in the 8ch. Richard Law, Lewis, loaded paving money market ? Mrs. Westerly Sherman and daughter of Bev­ formed that the company had no thought had a fine time, and enjoyed themselves very provements on his residence, consisting of an best of securities—tbe Camden Corporation here mat week for H. P. Babb and Woodard & of extending the road at present and should Miss Kitty Tobey goes to Boston this week extra bay window and piazza. The latter is Hall, whose credit is No. 1. Spalding. erly, Mass., are visiting at Ezra Sherman’s to make arrangements for her work in Chicago, much rowing on the lake and other amuse­ ------Mr. and Mrs. Talbert Davis are at Syl­ not until there was a change In the sentiment ments. a very catchy and fancy affair, the most elabo­ The contract to carry tbe mail between Clcve L. Sleeper and Sam B. Hall, who have where she will have charge of the stenographic rate part of which was made by TV. H. Glover vester Davis'-----Mrs. Walter Mathews and 'th e people of the town. Parties of Italians are seen in our village Camden and Rockland has been let to a been home from Boston on a vacation, returned and typewriting work in a large building. & Co. of Rockland. Sunday night. two children of Lowell, Mass., are visiting *The little ones held'£igh carnival at Mrs. Miss Tobey is a very expert stenographer and nearly every day. They come here to our southern mail route bidder and the time Mrs. Mathew’s father, Wm. Engtcy-----M rs. The Congregational church is still without a Jortbell's on Main stgeet,Friday. The sixteen typewriter. stores to do their trading, bat their English and teugthoued from one hour to 1 1-2 hours Mrs. E. A. Merrill who is with Mrs. Ruth Leander Bowler of Palermo and Mrs. Fox of pastor. Although they have had several can This means a pony service, and Camden Bartlett for the Summer is stopping a few days babies present made « very delightful ap p eal Roland Hatch and Mr. Wallace, each now our Italian are poor so that it is very hard tor Massachusetts called on Mrs. J. J. A. Hoffsess Thomaston wiB sonn become nnfti'for one to understand the other. They make no didates, no official call has yet been extended people are protesting, and with good reason. with her sister, Mrs. Dolham, in Rockland. last week— -Some few of tbe farmers here In their 94th year, have made trips on the to anyone. During the past two Sundays this Its handsome babies unwell as for its beautiful ’Retries. When they were born carriages disturbance whatever and appear to be a peace­ Orrin Cross, who lost a roll of bills last Fred Gilcbrest oi Wiley’s Corner is working have commenced cutting their grain------The young ladles. Jjffi^re were present Donald able class of people. congregation has worshiped at the Baptist week, containing 8270 lias heard nothing for J. P. Spalding in the absence of Mr. Wood­ hay crop has now been harvested and in excel­ were scarce, and those on which they took church. Rev. Mr. Thayer of the latter church George, Rachael Whitcomb, their first tide would now attract great at­ W. E. Bachelder of Denver, Colo , the well from the money. Mr. Cross can ill afford ward, who is spending his vacation in Ells­ lent condition, good quality and fair quantity f t f Dingley, Margaret and Helen Cope- known musician, with his wife, have been has been preaching some excellent sermons to loss this money anti if some one lias worth. -----John Bnrnheimer took possession of the tention. lately. 1, Samuel Tobey, Mavnard Crel.nton, Rev. W. W. Ogier will lecture at the visiting in Camden the past week- Mr. Bach­ found it and is appropriating it to his own The Seal Harbor Band gave a concert and postofflee here Tuesday. Mr B. has bad con­ CHarry 8tarr, Miss Starr, Manreta £$Ttbell,Methodist Church Thursday evening, Aug. 10, elder will leave Wednesday for Wilton where Tbe club room has been well patronized dur­ nse, he will suffer the fullest penalty of the dance here Monday of last week. The con­ siderable experience In the past in munipulat- Donald Mason, Margaret W illiams^ Mildred and will show more than 100 beautiful dissolv­ he intends passing the rest of the month. He ing the recent dull season. Billiards, pool, law if discovered. cert was very enjoyable and the dance appre­ Ing Ihe mail, consequently everything is run­ Keene, Theodore Williams, Marlon Williams ciated. ning smoothly. ing views of the World’s Fair, Chicago, and will go from there to New York where he checkers and dominoes are the games played, Rev. W. W. Ogier will give an illustrated and Margaret Seavey. Mrs. Corthell served Tbe teachers and scholars of tbe Methodist other places of interest. Proceeds for the thinks somewhat of locating. while those who have a desire for reading,peruse lecture on the World’s Fair, in the Univer­ very dainty crackers and lemonade for refresh­ Sunday School have arranged for a picnic for THE TWO HELENS. benefit of the Church. S o u th U n io x .—G. H. Jones (has had his tho papers, and books Puck, Judge, Harper’s salist church, Tuesday evenin';, Ang. 8. today in Hall’s grove, at the month of the ments. The dancing party planned for last evening buildings whitewashed....James Payson was Weekly, Youth's ConiDaion, Century, Review More titan 100 beautiful stereoptican views river. "W e Girls” ( f) had a steak fry at Lovejoy in Watts Hall has been postponed to next in the place Saturday, surveying land for a of Reviews, Harper's Magazine, Scribners, will be thrown upon the screen. This is a Misses Helen A. Kalloch and Helen M. Cottage, between Oakland and Ballard Park, Friday. Music will be furnished by Mrs. store he contemplates building this F all....A . Public Opinion, The New England Magazine fine opportunity to get a good Idea of the Work is suspended In Brown's quarry for a York leave Monday morning. August 21, for Thursday afternoon and evening. The party Bird of Dorchester, pianist. The party will be McFarland of North Warren Intends to open a and T h e C o u k ie k -G a z e t t e are the favorites. beauties of the White City, described by one few day6 owing to an accident to the derrick, Nantasket Beach, wjjere they enjoy two weeks resulting from a blast which landed a five-ton well earned rest as the guests of the Boston took the 1 ;50 electric and journeyed to their given by Prof. R. C. Rankin, which will in­ blacksmith shop here If he can secure rent. Georges River Lodge, Knights of Pythias, who lias just returned. destination in a very jolly manner. Charles Now Is the chance for some one to build houses rock at tbe foot of it, breaking the casing. Journal. sure a very nice event. has been trying to adjourn over until cooler The ladies of St. Thomas Parish, Camden, Copeland and W. E. Mason fried the steak to rent as rent is hard to be obtained here.... The young ladles who have been enjoying weather, but finds it impossible to do so. So will hold their animal fair on Wednesday, Bassick & Sons are putting on paving cutters. and did an artistic piece of work, Mrs. Levi Charles Jones and his brother of Nevada the hospitality of Mrs. Nettle Clongh at the many applications for membership are now on Aug. 9, at the new engine hall, on Wash­ They will begin this week tbe building of a Seavey made the coffee and made it good, visited their uncles, G. H. and S. TV. Jones, cottage of Capt. Watts, Pleasant Beach, have the table for consideration and others coming ington street. Tliore are a variety of pretty wharf which when completed will give them H. M. Lord manufactured the lemonade, last week....Lawrence and Rupert Giles of returned. They report a fine outing and^re In. That tbe degree teams will have constant and useful articles offered for sale, includ­ ihe best facilities in So. Thomaston for hand­ which Mrs. Charles Creighton and Miss Tenants Harbor, who have been visiting their load in their praises of Mrs. Clough’s hospital­ work during the balance of the Summer and ing fine paintings by Mrs. Q. E. Carleton. ling granite. Annie Lash filtered it. The rest of the party did ity and Capt. Watts’ kindness. aunt, Mrs. A. E. Williams, returned Thursday. the approaching Antumn. The manner of In the evening an entertainment will be S f u v c e H e a d .—The Legion concert at the .allotted tasks, and all did a particularly One of our preachers was Instructing his ....M rs. Wm. Hart has opened a boarding WHITTEN & MESSER would liireby stale that working the third rank by this lodge is said to given, comprising selections by Prof. Lang Chapel, Sunday night, was well attended.... they do not advertise because they do not get any by bit of work when supper was served, congregation on the necessity of having our bouse. She now has eight men. Board is now be immense. of Mrs. Maria Bradbnry and daughter were in trade, but for the reason that they want more. ladies introduced a new and interesting of Lowell, Mass., anil members Ills Banjo Why? Because their increasing business makes school rooms properly ventilated and at the hard to be secured here, and we need a board­ tbe place last week, culled here by the sickness 'Legality,” in which three of the party Mrs. Hemenway, who lives with her daugh­ Club and Mrs. Jarley's wax works. It Imperative that they have a larger and better same time the Deople in the church were wander­ ing house to accommodate all. of her son, Charles Uradhury.-.-MIss Georgia store to do business In, and to that end they real­ Inguished themselves. The place where ter, Mrs. C. A. Jones, is 72 years of age and A. H. Bickuiore is spending a few days ing why the sexton didn't open the windows Brainard, who has been visiting at C. P. Wal­ ize the importauce of reducing stock In order that [party picnicked is a moBt delightful one. not a white hair In her head. And this re­ with Camden friends...... John Codman and they tnuy place In a uew store new and fresh and let them have a smell of fresh air. dron's, has returned to her home in Rockland goods; not to say tliut any goods here advertised i mile or so south of Ballard Park, on a HOPE. minds us that many would suy "not a gray daughter arrived iu Camden from Philadel­ The telephone service has ceased to be of ....M rs, Mary Veazie and daughter Lenn ure are not all right, for they are. feclpltous bluff overlooking the see. Here hair in her bead." But pause and ponder. phia, Saturday eveuiug...... E . B. Wood of any value since the electrics began running, Sixteen miles N. W. ol Rockland, on stage lino visiting at TV. E . Clarke’s....M rs. Rose Har­ H. Lovejoy has built a very comfortable Did you ever see a gray hair, dear reader ? An steamer Katahiliu was home Saturday anti Goods will be sold until further notice owing to the noise made by the latter. It is from Wniren to Searantunt. Settled about 1776. rington, who has been visiting in Boston, has htage, which is easily accessible troui the Incorporated Jn n . 2-. 1829. 1892, polls 265, estates individual may be said to be gray headed, but Sunday...... Al. Cleveland aud family are as follows: hoped that the Telephone Co. will take steps to <246,917. Postm asters, F. L. D avidson: N orth, the gray is formed by a combination of white returned borne [lain road. The entire party ts under obliga­ add a return wire or In some way correct the R. S. Keene; West, S. O. Bartlett; Burkettvllle, spending their vacation at J. 8. Cleveland's. Ludius* Kid B oota...... $1.00,former price, $1.60 and black hairs. So when we speak of grey The Ocean House. Owl's Head, is having a tilipteri*...... 96, “ “ 1.00 tions to Mr. Lovejoy for a delightful time. difficulty as the 'phone had become very useful. Elden Burkett; Elmwood, 11. A. Moraug. Select ....M iss Agnes Wing of Haverhill, Mass., men, S. J. Gushee, Elden Burkett and Wilbur hairs we mention that which is wholly imagin­ good run this season. Miss Georgia W. Law­ « •• ...... 1.15, “ •' 1.26 Waterman; Town Clerk, V. O. Kellur; Treasurer, is visiting at B. F. Adams’....Miss Laura Mr. and Mrs. Isaacs. Jameson celebrated the Free lecture for ladles only by Mrs. Saulson ary. Think of it, ye colorists! Gingbaintf,...... Sc, “ “ 10c Sib anniversary of their marriage by a very Galen Keene. Dunham lias bean visiting in St. George. rence and Miss Ethel M. Lawrence of Water­ “ 10c, “ “ 12M of Portland who will give a free illustrated ville spent their vacation there and returned Salioes, ...... 13c, “ *• 16c [easant silver wedding at their residence on health talk on subjects of vital interest to Rev. Mr. Preble is in town with his lamily. P leasantville .—Business was lively about Our old Mountain Cemetery, having sa­ Men's I’anU...... 1.50, w orth 2.00 iyj street Wednesday evening. There were the steam mill last week. Friday afternoon cred memories extending back a period of borne W ednesday....Daniel Woodbury of Bov« P an ts...... 76, “ 1.00 women, In Watts Hall, Wednesday evening, ....Rev Mr. Kenyon is laid'np with a car- Peabody, Mass., is spend ing his 16th vacation M en's Shoes...... 2.60, form er price, 8.0o 10 present, relatives and friends, who en- they sawed 1200 feet of lumber in one boar over a century, is frequently visited by •* •• 75," I 00 August 9, at 8 o’clock. Her recent lecture in buncle....C . A. Wright and wife of L vdo are there now, first one was the Summer of 1876 nselves and indulged most heartily Rockland was liBlened to by a large audience. spending their vacation with relatives h ere.... aud ten m inutes....J. P. Jones has gone to friends from distant lands, many from Cali­ Curtains, ...... 37, “ *• 60 Rasing features of the evening. I'ae New York to work in a powder m ill....J. P fornia and other western states, to pay their ....W allace Freeman, wife and mother from Terms strictly cash, and furthermore we will All ladles and especially young ladies are cor­ Mts. John Fish ol JamaicaiPlain is the guest North Adams, Mass., are spending their eighth aPow 5 per cent discount on all cash purchases of lted wore valuable and many. They dially invited to come and learn how to "Live of her sister, Mrs. Ferguson....M rs. Elwyn Russell was Home a few days last week.... regard to the dust of honored ancestry. everything excepting goods Mold ut the cut prices, L the following, all slMsr: Two Albert Mink and wife of North Warren visited Last week a young lady front Massachu­ Summer at tbe Ocean House.. ..E . N. Bigelow Sugar, Corn and Plour. Prices cut on many other a century, and grow old gracefully.” Fish of Jamaica Plain with her little daughter goods. How does thie strike you ? baskets, -syrup pitcher and Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Peasley Sunday....H . L. setts called to visit the grave of "Mary, wife and wife of Webster, Mass., are eojoytng their A. A. Keene of Philadelphia arrived Satur­ Laura are spending the warm weather with spoon, batter dish, pie Russell was in the place Saturday, attending of Carleton Rowell, who died Dee., 1803, fourth Summer....Mrs. W. E. Peterson and day and is at the bouse of E. E. O'Brien...... Mrs. Sibley and her sister Harwood....M rs. FoOn Burn^ gnver teaspoons, four dessert to business about his store, ar.d getting ready age 51 years;” also the grave of "Our little Mrs. J. J. S. Peterson and son ot Waltham, THE PEOPLE'S FRIEND STORE, H. U. Henderson of Whitman, Mass., has A. R. Bills of Rockland,attended jthe funeral £ W ' « • © spoons, six gold lined coffee for a new stock ot goods. Emma, daughter of Albert aud Clara Row­ Mass,, are also being entertained for the fourth U N IO N , M E . arrived in town od his vacation ....C apt. of her husband's brother...... Mr. and Mrs. ' l a p '’ J?1 spoons, half a dozen table ell; died Aug., 1859.” Thus friends scatter season at the Ocean H ouse....John Goulding Edwin Smalley has returned from a short S. D. Bartlett of Boston are visiting Mr. and 8o. TVa h u k n — Edw. Cutting, Milton Spear, W h itte n &, M e s s e r, a a p , table forks, butter knife and and continue for a season, battling with the and wife ot Worcester, Mass., are also guests of business trip to New Y ork....M iss Lizzie Mrs. F. J. Quinn---- Mr.Cutler of Newtonville, Alden Counce, B. S. Bucklin end George 28-29 I’l'o p r lo to i’ai, A S h alas, dlTlduai butter knife, pickle woxjd and drop out, leaving a tie of affec­ the house. Levensaler took her vacation from bank duties one ol the three vonng men stopping ul Mr. G. Counce are hauling rock from Charles Winch- w utf^lw ’b 1 lttd,e«. pickle jar and tongs, tion behind. Such is life! at Pleasant Beach....M r. and Mrs. W. C. M. Payson’s, has returned to his home. enbach s old stone bouse to the village bridge ST. GEORGE. f o u r s ' PePPef' cup Bod 6Bucer gold Bryant and family of Brockton will arrive In The Universalist people are;to have a series ....M iss Dora Vose aud George Terry oi steamer Juliette, ate, napkin ring, money, fish ROCKPORT. Thirteen miles 8. of Rockland, set off front Cush. XnlieTung w """ 80uvenlr spoons. About 10:30 town Thursday for the Summer vacation.... of meetings at South Hope on Friday and Sat­ Boston are at A. M. Bounce's....Henry Libby Ing and incorporated Feb. 7, 1803. 1890 polls, 627, Miss Pearl Ruggles and friend and Miss urday of this week. On Friday services wilj and Ellis Stevens arrived home from Fall estates <444,778. Postm aster, Jam es T. R obinson; Through d guests were sealed around the table, The Bon-Tou Banjo Club is iu quite good Fannie Burkett are at Northport....Editor be held at 2 :30 and 7 :30 p. m .; Saturday, 10:30 River Saturday m orning....M isses Susie and Tenant's Harbor, W. E. Sheerer; Port Clyde, Steamer urtook of ice cream, cake, bananas, demaud. They played at Thomaston the Ssniuul Trusseli; Martinsville, F. (J. Martin; Thompson's wife, who was seriously ill last a. m., 2 :80 and 7 :30 p. m. On Snnday union Clara Bradford have returned from their visit 28th ult, aud ex|>oct to play iu Camden the Clark Island,A. L.Snow. Selectmen, Alex Ksiloeb, 11 O. A. tpeachea, pears, plums, nuts and con- to Friendship and Cushing....M iss Inu L. W Seavey, Janita Hi.ruder; Town Clerk, week, is better and out of danger....George B. services will be held with the Baptist people at 9th inst. David ts. Seavey; T reasurer, K- L ong; C ollector, R o t 'k l a ' 8ot'1*1 were heartily Indulged Loring of Portland was in town Saturday on 2 :30 and 7 :30 p. in. The Universalist clergy­ Oliver visited her aunt, Mrs. Alden Linekin, Jo h u B. Smulley. Mrs. O. Morse of Santa Clara played the C ow m ene'11*6 eveDln6- There was aiso sing­ his way to Lincolnville Beach where his family men who will participate are Rev. F. L. Pay- last w eek.... W. K. Jordan has set up house­ le choir. The party broke ranks about voluntary aud other selections at the Metho­ Tho famous yacht Sea Fox aud two other are spending the Summer. Miss Loring ac­ son, Rev. E. W. Preble, Rev. J. H. P. Kenyon keeping in the house recently vacated by A. R. X T J ” 'Vclock feeling that they had been dist Church, Sunday, which was much en­ flyers came into Tenant’s Harbor Sunday DON’T companied her father....M rs. Emma Lewis and others. Jordan....Eben Condon and Del Bucklin are ’ .yally eulertained. and after bidding their joyed by the musical part of the congrega­ afternoon. and family of Boston have arrived in tow n.... So R o t e .— Mrs. Rachel Noyes has been in down river a few days fishing....Mrs. Launs just and hostess a happy good night, returned tion. W i l e y ' s O o b n e b .—Sobs. Eliza Leveu- Mrs. Wendell P. Rice has gone to Northport, burg is at John Creighton s. BE i so their several places of abode to sleep much falling health for several weeks....McLeod M. O. Robinson made a flying visit home saler aud Ella F. Crowell are both lying iu where she will remain a while with her bus- ^easier with the pleasant memories of the even- Blackington and daughter Emma were at from the Huh last week-----Mrs. Joseph the stream on account of the dullness of the band's father, at his cottage....M rs, Alida WASHINGTON. ROPED VHig io their dreams. Mr. and Mrs. Jameson Tileston Noyes’, last w eek....M rs. E. O. Hall Clough is able to he out again-----A rthur lime market. Fessenden is at the home of her mother for , extend their most hearty thands for the many of Thomaston and Mrs. Ellis S urrett of War­ Doherty of Rockland is visiting his grand­ Alden Kalloch is making some slight re­ ibe Summer. generous and pretty gifts received. ren with a friend picnicked at their old home parents-----Waltei Calderwood has returned pairs on the store occupied by the late J. It. IN. Creighton A Co. had two wagons wrecked ran-d under name of Putnam lu 1811, name changed and called on friends last w eek....Picnic par- 1828^ 1890, polls 384, estates <324,438. Puslm aa; to Port Clyde. Wiley. ,______\ — Monday forenoon by the leaders of one team tiesjat ihe lake shore are of frequent occu­ u-r.M. W. Johuatou; West; Wm. M. Audrews; James Philbrook met with a painful ac­ We wish that the electric railroad would becoming frightened at the baggage car on Globe, Robert Sukeforth; Raxorvllle, P. G. Ingalls- rence...... Mrs. Burnett and son Louie ol Selectmen, L. A. Law, M. D. Creamer, A. N. cident Saturday. He had just started with extend down this way. the ’lectrics. The pole of one wagon was Boston are staying at E. L. G raves'....M ar­ Sprague; Towu Clerk, T. S. Bowden; Treasurer, his team from his house when the harness Several of our men have secured a job broken and the forward axel on the other P. G. Ingalls. ^Time is Money cellus Jameson and wile of Rockland visited either broke or became disengaged from the working on the bridge extending from the being broken. No further damage was at E. L. Graves' recently....E . Webster of N auru W a sh im o t o m .— Hosea Collins of wagon, which caused the horse to run, main laud to Clark’s Island. • done. Massachusetts is suyiog at his grandfather's. throwing out Mr. Philbrook aud breaking The hand hoys have received considerable And Money is Saved! Mill river pond is being covered with a Morrill and daughter, Mrs. Nellie Gilbert of Augustus Flanders’.•••Caddie Farrar of Bath Bellas I, visited relatives here recently... .Mrs. his hip. new music lately. Among them is the slimy grass that may need the attention of is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Anu Mahoney. Peter Lentesi is very sick from the effects of WEST Rot'KgouT.—The rain Saturday beautiful seleetiuu, "Washington Post the hoard of health. Mrs. Nichols of Wobnrn. Mass., Is at C. H an adder bite, received while berrying....M rs was a welcome visitor. The feed in the March" by J. P. Sousa. The baud has suc­ CAR FA RE is a small part On account of the non-appearance of the Jones’. Susie Orliff with two children of Foxboro are pastures is so poor that cows have hail to ceeded well thus tar in keeping up with the ’lectrics Monday morning, more than a visiting relatives in this and adjoining towns have extra feed, tliete having been a times---- M r. Richards aud wile, who have of what you can save by buying hundred went to Rockland by M. C. It. R., SOUTH LIBERTY. ....E lla May Collins Is at home from Apple- shrinkage of nearly twenty-five per cent, iu been stopping at W. J. Caddy’s, left for while many went by private teams and ton for a two weeks suy....C harles Wltbam the quantity ot milk-----Bert aud Fred In­ Redstone last week----- Ernest Wellington Chewing Tobacco Fine Boots, Shoes anti Rubber others walked. Jesjte Over lock is cutting a lot ol grain. is home from Rockland....M rs. Nancy graham caught a large string of trout last of Lexington, Mass., is visiting relatives is the purest, most delicious, week—M. E. Cleveland and Mrs. Rose J. here-----Melvin Kinney has moved into the G oods o f t : : : Some of our people have lately visited the H >U. Cunningham cut his hand recently, Packard of Charteslowo, Mass., who has been Dodge Mountain aud think the views Gao Millay is to start up his steam mill, visiting her slater, Mary Howard, baa re­ Packard of Salem, Mass., are visiting their house purchased by him ot the late Albert aud in every way the best. from there are just grand. If the old house Moi turned home ....H enry Worthing ol Water­ father, Rev. E. L. Cleveland, who is failing M. Kalloch-----Fred Gilcbrest has secured Sold by all dealers. Don’t TsTCVI SEAVEY, was upeued to the public it would no doubt Tjie boys are catching some tine bass in ville is in tow n....John Grotton and lamily very fast ami cannot long survive-----S- N. employment at the ’Keag—-W ill Wtggiu accept any thing else. Watts Block, Thotuastou. he well patronized. ihingtou Lake. visited Mrs. G.’s parents at Weeks Milts, Goodwin has vacated the place sold to F. S. has shipped with Capt. Thomas iu sch. Kila Dr. Stacy is about to visit the eastern Suuday....Charles Fletcher and daughter PhUbrick, aud is boardiug at Hiram W hit­ Crowell-----Edwin Kalloch has sold hi* la (tauter for ISOS, Kuox aud Llueoiu port of the slate in the interest of the Little 'apley’s Bread Winner” outwears til Lizzie of Weeks Mills have been visiting ten's. Mr. Philhrick has moved onto his steers aud purchased a horse----- Chester J NO. FINZER & BROS., Gouutiea. new premises-----Frank A. Orton is build­ Robinson is home from Camden. Giants. ot/er shoes. relatives here for the lust few days. LOUISVILLE, KY. THE ROCKLAND COURIER GAZETTE, TUESDAY AUGUST 8, 1893.

THE FINANCIAL SITUATION. BOSTON LETTER. The Friendship Baptist people are complet­ the finest fly catchers ever seen on the ground". MARINE MATTERS. ing a very pretty place of worship. It will cost Failure to bat Maney, who pitched again for The following we Hike from Ihe Portland Our Weekly Notes From New England's Iabout 82200. Nearly 81000 was raised on the Bangor, was another thing thBt contributed The Movements of Vessels, Charters Transcript. It Is so timely and well pnt that (or Great Metropolis. field, the Baptist Chnrches in the Association largely to the loss Of the game. In this Maney. Notes and the Like. the sakp ol the good it may do we publish It, raised about 8500, and there is a movement on Bangor certainly has drawn a prlie, being by long as it Is: i foot In the Association to raise the 8700 now B o s t o s , Aug. 7, 18S8. far the best pitcher Rockland has yet batted Sch. Laura E. Messer, Jameson," sailed At Ibis moment the country Is suffering ] due. The Quarterly Conference will probably against. His is a left-banded twlrler and Monday for Rockport to load ice for Charles­ more from a lack of confidence on the part ol I Seventeen hundred people have been thrown ! beheld with the Friendship Church,next week. the public than from all other causes combined ont of employment owing to the reduction In pitches an astonishing in-drop which varied ton. —a loss of confidence not justified by any force of the American Watch Co. at Waith .m. o with an equally good ont-rlse, renders him foundation In (act. Predictions of calamity 1 Rev. D P. Hatch of Patterson. N. J., will Sch. Milford, Weed, sailed the 6th for ; Among these are quite a number or Knox Co. something of a puzzle. Wilbur, who Is ac­ on account ot the financial policy of the Gov­ occupy the Cong'l pulpit for the next two Sun­ Hanger to load lumber for Porto Rico. ernment, temporary commercial derangement, people. The works closed the first of July for counted one of the Rockland ! surest hitters days, the pastor being away on his vacation. and the exaguerated and magnified announce­ a four weeks vacation, and tbe employees re­ succumbed thrice to his carves. Sch. A. F. Crockett, Thorndike, sailed for ment of failures under startling headlines are o turned to go to work last week, and 1760 of the A score of reas ,ns might be assigned for the Yinalha-en 6th to load paving for New York. largely responsible lor It all. A calm and dis­ Rev. Charles W. Bradlee delivered an excep­ loss ot tbe game other than those already criminating discussion of the whole snhjcct 2800 hundred hands employed received notice Sch. Richard Law, Lewis, sailed for |New might have saved tho country Irom the greater that there was no work for them at present. tionally eloquent and powerful sermon at given bnt practically every man In the tt-am York the 6th with paving from So. Thomaston. part of its distress. Against tbe banks This is especially bad (ora great many of them, Pratt Memorial Chutch Sunday morning. wonld have to be called to account, so the especially, the most sensitive organ of the writer refrains. Hyler pitched a good game Sch. Humboldt, ilodgdon, sailed for Bos­ as they came back to Waltham with barely Mr. Bradlee is getting a strong hold on tbe commercial system, this blind impulse has ex­ affections of onr people. for Rockland, barring a little wildness, and ton 6th with lime from A. F. Crockett Co. pended Itself with the greatest virulence. j enongh money to reach there. Active steps o was well supported hy Simonton. These two Probably In tho case of nine-tenths, or a greater i were at once taken by the people of Waltham Sch. Nahum Chapin, Arey, arrived Monday proportion, ot the hanks that have closed their The next in the series of union services hy players worked like tigers to bring home a i to assist the discharged employees. The Falr- from New York via Boston. doors, lose of confidence without adequate the Young Peoples societies will be held In the victory. Howard, Gallagher and Wilbur were reason has been the prto ary and sole cause | banks Epworth Leagne and the King’s Daugh­ Congregationalist Church, Friday evening, the oasemen, Webb playing at short, and Sch. Louisa Frances, Thorndike, arrived Conspicuously was this so In Denver, where ter's of Immanuel Church held a meeting and for a few days depositors seemed to be laboring Aug. 11. Subject "The Peace of God.” L. G. Glover, Prince and Winslow In the field. here from Portland the 7th. decided to raise funds to assist young ladles under an aheratlon of their senses. Yet the March will conduct the service. The score was 16 to 15, and in the last inning Special Sale! consensus of opinion is that above other who might have been thrown ont of work. Sch. Fannie & Edith, Ryder, is at the North when Rockland came near ticing the score tbe Western cities the banks there were carefully Tbe Ascension Church provided a number of Marine Railway for small repairs. managed and entirely solvent. That sheer SEASONABLE SPORTS. excitement was something painlul...... OF...... lack ot confidence has been the primary and cot-beds which were placed in Ihe church Sch. J. B. Holden, is at Cobb & Butler’s E. B. HASTINGS sole cause of the suspension Is convincingly parlors for their nse. These steps have been The Rocklands made the Windsor their yard for slight repairs. proved by the fact that already hardly a day The Freeporis Will Come to Rockland headquarters during their stay in Bangor and W ill O pen taken to assist those baviDg no homes In Wal­ Sch. Lena White, White, was launched from passes that the papers do not announce that tham and who came back there with no funds. This Week. have only words of praise for their treatment. this or that bank haa resumed business. In North Marine Railway yesterday. Men’s and Boys’ times of bnslness depression tbe insane notion It is expected thBt when sufficient money Is Frank Davis, who manages the Bangors, is seems to take posession of people and become raised that the greater portion ol the hands will Patterson of tbe Freeports, who pitched at a member of the Bangor Whig staff, and gave T he following vessels are now ready for T H IS W EEK epidemic that no kind ot property Is sale go to their homes in other places. Oakland July 4, and was afterward hired by the game a good write-up. Manager Davts sea : Sch. Billow, Beal, with lime for Rich­ except money. It Is true that money Is In­ vested with certain peculiar qualities, not ap­ • • Portland, has been released by that club. and his nine are gentlemen from tbe word go mond from A. F. Crockett Co.; Scb. Mary pertaining io other kinds of property; but In The cap-defender Jnbllee was hanled ont on Of course there will have to be a rubber Langdon, Hatch, for Richmond with lime other respt cts it Is not to be esteemed above CLOTHING, other forms of wealth. And yet It wonld the railway at the Atlantic Works at East All wielders of the tennis racquet,who are in­ played, which will undoubtedly be played in from F. Cobb & Co.; Ada A. Kennedy, with appear that many people think lor the time Boston last week, and tbe Pilgrim was also terested in a tournament, are requested to meet Bangor. The Rocklands will draw Dig tbe ice, front Rockport for Philadelphia; Fannie being that there Is nothing permanent or of taken ont at the Navy yard at Charlestown and at the Y. M. C. A. rooms, Thursday evening, next time they visit the Queen City. Whitmore, Campbell, for Norfolk, with ice; substantial reality except cash reduced to both were visited by admiring crowds. The possession. The absurdity ot thia view Is at at 7:30 o’clock. Hyler and Simonton will be Hockland s I. W. Hine, Johnson, general cargo, for Bar models of these yachts present quite a contrast Straw Hats, once apparent when we carry it to its logical battery from this out. Twenty-eight dollars Is Harbor; Daniel Webster, Wyman, with lime conclusion, and suppose that all wealth he to thBt of the old Polly which was here a week Gray pitched a winning game for the Boston too much tor sn out of town pitcher in the from Perry Bros.; J. R. Bodwell, Metcalf, reduced to money und the great wheels of ago. but undoubtedly the Polly was considered Reds in Portland, Tuesday. Dilworth and present state of Rockland's ball nine, and ndustry brought toadead slop. stone from Wildcat for New York. TRUNKS, Another no'lon, equally false and equally as ranch of a wonder in her day as these are Madden pitched for Portland hat could not right here it may be safe to state that a Rock­ now. hold their end ap with tbe Roctland boy. Sch. Billow has been on the South Railway disastrous, is that It Is the business of a bank • • land audience wants to see a local nine. Sal­ io be prepared al all times and under all clr- aried nines don't pay! painting; and sch. G. M. Brainerd painting cumsianecs io pay its depositors In cash, and I have noticed In different places about town and caulking. It not prepared to do this, then forsooth, that a folder, setting forth the charms of Rockland A came of baseball is to be played next Sat­ BAGS AND VALISES, Institution must be unsound. Nothing can be SECRET SOCIETIES. farther from the truth. A Dank is not con­ and Camden in general, and Bay Point in par­ urday afternoon at Oakland by two nines The Rockport ship Frederick Billings, ducted on any such assumption. A bank is ticular. It is neatly gotten up and contains made up of Protessional men and Business The For hcoming History of Aurora Williams, has been burned at a nitrate port ...... FOR TDK...... notlnlended as a repository lor money, but as some very pretty views of Bay Point and men. Ex-Attorney General Littlefield. Mervyn Lndge, F. and A. M. and is a total loss. Tbe Billings had on an agent for Its investmeut. We understand Ap Rice, C. A. Rose, H. M. Lord, Rev. J. H. that as an Instrument of commerce banks have vicinity, and Is a credit to tho management. board a full cargo of nitrate for New York another function, and are to be somewhat It also speaks of the water supply, which Parshley, Dr. Bartlett, W. O. Fuller, Jr., E. At tbe regular communication of Aurora when she was destroyed. The dispatch 'V. Porter, Dr. R. B. Miller, J. E. Doherty, Lodge, F. and A M., last week, the secretary differently regarded, bnt we are speaking makes ns poor nnforianates who are obliged announcing her loss was dated at Iquique, 3 ° Dw $- now ot banks as they are popularly regarded. to use Mystic or Cochituate long for the pure Dr. Tibbetts, Conova Rising, Frank Bass, and was instrncted to add to tbe history of the Their purpose Is to keep the money intrusted a number of other former well known diamond lodge now being prepared a short biographical Peru, and it is understood that she was burned to their care safely Invesied and constantly water of Mirror Lake. at that port. The vessel was valued at $75,- employed. The supposition, justified by • . cranks will appear, and it will be tbe olggest sketch of every member. This will be a great experience, is that under ordinary conditions, kind of fan. Admission will be 25 cents, 15 to addition to the value of the work as a history 000. Mrs. D. W. Hopkins (nee Lena Crockett) denoslts will always he constant; that the boys, and the proceeds go to the public library and the hearty co-operation of all the members Wednesday was a big day for the limesters, All the Newest and Latest Inflow will always equal Ihe outflow. On no and dnnghter ol Charlestown lett Friday fund. will serve to make It complete. There are a other assumption can a banking business be morning lor Newcastle where they will spend those to sail were; E. G. Willard, from Far- Styles, which we shall sell at conducted. If a man owns a bond or a large number of deceased members and • 1 rand, Spear & Co.; Julia A. Decker, from H. mottgageon real estate he Is not alarmed nor the mon'b of August, visiting Rockland in the many of them it will be difficult to obtain rnu. h BOSTON Manager French of the Rocklands received does be consider himself in danger of insol­ meantime. Mr. Hopkins will join them the information beyond the fact of their having O. Gurdy Co.; Mary Brewer, from Perry vency or even less wealthy because be cannot the following telegram yesterday afternoon: latter part of the month. been members of the lodge. It was expected Bros.; Ella G. Eells, from Joseph Abbott;. convert it into cash at a moment’s notice. "We will come Friday and bring the same And it is equally foolish to consider a bank to have the history completed and printed Carrie C. Miles, from F. Cobb & Co., all J* ' nine that we bad tbe Fourth of July. Signed, unsound because Its assets cannot be so con­ Jos. B. Patterson of Hotel Seymour, Lynn, before tbe next session of the Grand Lodge, New York, Willie G. for Salem, /port way CLOTHING STORE, verted. Tbe panic which always follows on a A. H. Grant, manager Freeport Baseball Club.” but this additional work may delay Its com­ Bros.; R. L. Kenny, frur-eleotric railroad loss ot confidence Is like every other s'ampede, was in town Wednesday, and met Mrs. Patter­ Of the Freeports nothing need be said, the pletion beyond that time. 121-2 cis. wild, unreasoning and unmanageable. Like son who arrived on steamer Lewiston from Fourth of July game at Oakland before more for Bostouu^ Notly working just 365 MAIN ST,, ROCKLAND.. all sudden and selfish impulses of self-preserva- Rockland, where she has beon visiting. ton, It is utterly devoid of sense, always than 2000 people pretty thoroughly advertised Sch. J. H. G. Perkins they will Each. These Ties were never precipitates disaster, and Is always ibe more them. Patterson, who baB been pitching for Saturday of this week occurs the stated cur fishine grounds Wednes$<*,‘? \ «. ,-a> to be deplored because always so utterly and Fred E. Drew, of Horgan, Robey & Co., Portland, will be In ibe box lor the visitors, meeting of Golden Rod Chapter, No. 8,0. E. S. sold before for less than 25 A. 4C. PHILBRICK, Proprietor. absolutely vicious. The question of having an excursion or picnic Weeks Co. / It Is supposed that If a person puts his money Bromfleld street, left here last week to join bis and Gray 19 coming down from Boston to Sch. Georgie Berry went to Ayer’s Harbor cents, and this is the greatest loto a hank he puts It there to be invested for family, who are visiting in Rockland. Free pitch for our nine. Everybody has been en­ will probably be considered. him. And while uuder ordinary circumstances man Knowlton accompanied him. Mrs. Drew quiring as to when the Freeports were coming Wednesday to load stone for New York. Bargain ever offered in these should any exigency arise whereby he requires VINALHAVEN. his money again he Is paid on demand In strict has been in Rocklaod visiting her mother. and both game and attendance promise to be Sch. Fannie & Edith from Provincetown, goods. theory he can expect to receive It back onlv Mrs. Charles H. Knowlton, for several weeks. the best of the season. W. E. Avery of Detroit, Mich., was In town Peerless, from Salem, arrived Wednesday. alter reasonable notice giving time for the se­ last week. o curity in which It has been invested to he re Sch. M. Luella Wood is loading ice at OE^Look at them this week converted into cash. If an Individual J. A. Gregory was here the first of the week, Mrs. E. S. Bodwell and son Roy are guests Rockport for Baltimore, Capt. Spaulding is to Ye old-fashioned game of round ball will be al G. W. Vinal's. in our North Window. wishes to keep his money Intact where baying stock for the Fall trade und getting played on ye Oakland grounds, Thursday remain at home, and the vessel will go out in be can lay his bands on It at any moment be ideas for the Improvement of his establishment. The Gov. Bodwell carried an excursion party should put It Into a box In some safe deposit afternoon. Ye following doughty wielders of to Bar Harbor, Sunday. command of Mate Miller. vault, not into a bank. But it he puis It Into a the cat-stick will hit ye leathern ball and make Owing to weather conditions the yacht race bank he must do so presuming that It will be ye rounds of ye goals; E. B. Spear, L. W. invested lor his benefit and returned to him John E. Hanly, esq., is missing from his did no come off Saturday. only after reasonable notice. The real thing office, having gone to Rockland to spend a few Benner, A. J. Bird, F. W. Wight, H. G. Bird, Quite a number of our people visited the then that concerns the depositor is not tbe days with his family, who are cottaging at 0. L. Bartlett, Will H. Blrd.W.O. Abbott, W. circus at Rockland Monday. amount of money that may he in the till bnt F. Norcross, J. M. Blackington, W. H. Moody, BARGAINS the character of the bank's assets. If these Bay View. Schooner Allen Green loaded last week with are sound that should be sutllclent. F. E Bramball, C. A. Rose and others. H. paving for New York from J. P. Ambtnst. It seems almost like presumption to refer to The Bowdoin Square Theatre opened Satur­ G. Hall will be ye tally-keeper, and ye Rock­ Mr. J. R. Altvood, wife and daughter of tbe banks of Ibis state; no one would think for day night with a grand production of that port Band will famish ma9ic. Ye losers pay a moment of calling their soundness or the Newton, Mass., are visiting at W. H. Vinal's. ability and care ot their management Into popular realistic drama. “ The 8tlll Alarm." for ye sappers. question. But distrust Is contagious and The play was splendidly mounted and pre­ TWO FIRES. WWW sometimes appears when und where least to be sented by a strong company. It will continue expected; and we are not without recent Ulus The Rocklands played two games in succes­ (rations of Ibe character of a bank panic In Its through this week and lie foil wed by a pro­ The buildings of Galen Keen at West Apple- senselessness and tbe resulting humiliation and duction of ‘ Lost In New York. S e ta r. sion last week, winning from Bangor In this ton were totally consumed by fire Saturday disiress. It Is impossible here as it is unneces­ city Thursday, and losing to the latter nine In night. The contents of ihe barn consisting of CROCKETT & LOVEJOY sary to enter upon u detailed examination ot tbe PASTOR AND PULPIT. Bangor, Friday. this year’s crop of bay, about 25 tons, two affairs of each particular bank; nor do we care The first game was a complete walk-over for Have a small line of White and to do so. In some cases general statements mowing machines and other (arming tools and Colored Cloaks for Children from ate us convincing ss particular ones; and we The Farewell Sermon of a Beloved and Rockland, although it Is a mystery why, for carriage, one horse and a cow were burned- wish merely to make a tew general observe- I both nines made an equal number of errors— The contents of the house were saved. The fire 1 to 5 years that will be sold Respected Clergyman. tions. ; 12 each—and tbe batting was about even. Be originated in the barn tbe cause of fire being The classes of securiiles in which the banks ! that as It may, Rockland won and tbe score at Very Low Prices. of this slate may Invest arc carefully restricted I Rev. John Pettingill of the Freewill Church unknown. The buildings, consisting of house, und guarded by law; and examination shows is enjoying a two week vacation. was 28 to 4. Webb, who made his debat in ell, shed snd barn, were all connected. Loss thai ibeir investigations huve been made with o this city with the Mumby Balsams and later about 82500, partially covered by insurance. reletence to safety rather than high rates of with tbe Presumpscots, pitched a fairly goed FANCY WRAPPERS interest. By tar the greater part of these In- Tbe Seventh Day Adventists will hold ibeir a game lor tbe home nine, the visitors being W e shall also offer this week, vestsmenrs are In securities of a public nature annual campmeeting In Bath from Sept. 1 to Thursday afternoon the house of John Leon Marked Down to Cost. which are least atkcied by adverse influences. 10. Noted speakers Irom the West are ex­ able to bunch bits in tbe first inning only. ard of Warren was found on fire. As tbe house And, we know, finally, ihul those who manage Simonton canght him, tbe basemen being part of them to be seen in our Look at our our hanks are uniformly men of careful busi­ pected. The gatheting will probably be tbe Is located on a bill and cannot be hid tbe dimes ness Judrment and sound ssnse. We ibink It largest of the kind ever held in the state, Howard, Gallagher and Hyler, Wilbur playing were visible in many localities in the town. South Window, sate io eflirm that however long-proiracied ihe o at short with Glover, Prince and Winslow in Tbe buildings were en'irelv consumed and it business depression might he It would nor io tbe outfield. Haynes of the Bangers started was thought nt one time that three small chil­ any degree uliimatelv impair the Intrinsic value St. Peter’s Church, the Eleventh Sunday of the assets of the banks oi this slate. The after Trinity, morning prayer und sermon lu to pitch, but after being batted w ith compar­ dren bad perished in the flamee, bat they were Tw o C ases failure or suspension or other banks whether 10:30; Sunday school, 12 in.; evening prayer ative ease two innings, gave place to Maney, afterwards found at a neighbor's. Considerable they bepocatcd west, south or easi, whether with whom tbe Rocklands did next to nothing...... O F...... and address, 7 :30. excitement prevailed until tbe little ones were thev inay be many or tew, need not concern us Neither of tbe Bangor pitchers stood any show in the least so far as Ihe saieiy of our own de­ o found. Cause ot ibe tire unknown. Loss 2 Pairs for 25 Cts. posits are concerned. Whatever may befall Next Sunday evening Esten W. Porter, at of winning with tbe support given by their about 81006. Mr. Lermond Is a hard working elsewhere we, of this stale, as well of New the First Baptist Church, will give an account nine. Simonton and Webb of the Rocklands man in moderate circumstances, bus a very Slightly Damaged England and Ihe east generally ave nothing of bis trip to Indianapolis and tbe convention made home runs, while two-base hits were of large family and can ill afford to lose his to tear or appreheud. What is needed io day frequent occurrence. more thun auytuing else to restore business io of Young People's Baptist Uolons held there, home. Crockett & Lovejoy, us normal condition Is a return ol confidence o Friday night when bulletin boards along the on ihe pari of tbe public, and It is tbe duty of Dr. L. F. Bachelder conducted services at street announced tbe fact that Ihe Rocklands The Knox Trotting Park management are BLANKETS. Rockland, Maine. every Individual in bis acts aud conversation had been beaten In Bangor that day, great su r- lo contribute to that end as far as lies In bis the Freewill Church, Sunday. arranging for another u f their popular meet­ power. o prlse was expressed. People who saw the ings, to occur Aug. 23 and 24, when S800 in One case Colored and one case Bangors play here Thursday didn't understand purses will be raced for. The first day will Tbe Freewill Church Is usiug a new singing how such a team could possibly beat Rock­ STEAMBOAT SPARKS. book, “ The Christian Life.” White. 117-Park St.-117 land, our boys must have gone to pieces com­ be devoted to 1 3 minute class, purse $100; o 2.38 class, purse $100; 2.30 class, purse $150. W e shall offer thtse Blankets The Sylvia Meets With an Accident— pletely, and remarks with very little of tbe (DON’T FORGET THE NUMBED) Steamer Jessie on Duty. Rev. C. A. Plumer, Chaplain of Maine complimentary In them were freely passed. The second day will be: 2.43 class, purse at the ridiculously low price of IS THE PLACE! State Prison, addressed the Y. M. C. A. men's Now ihe writer was an eye witness of the $100; 2.34 class, purse S150; free-for-all, Steamer Sylvia of the North Haven line meeting, Sunday afternoon. game in Bangor and while he cannot entirely purse $200. The conditions are: Mile heats, — Where you can buy u— broke her shaft last week aud is in Weymouth, o overlook some of the indifferent work of cer­ best three in five, to harness; five to enter, Rev. W. M. Kimmell on Sunday last closed Mass., for repairs. The Stella Pickert, owned tain members of the nine.be feels that in justice three to start; national rules to govern, right Bag of Choice Flour at Green's Landiug, takes her place for the bis laoors with the Church of Immanuel, Uni­ to tbe Rockland nine as a whole certain things —FOB- versalis!, this city. Mr. Kimmell lakes a reserved lo change order of program; purses week she will be absent. should be made clear. In tbe first place tbe divided, 50, 23, 15, and 10 per cent; horse brief vacation previous to entering upon bis Rocklaods ran up against a different nine when O O o - The trim steamer Jessie is now making distancing the field or any part thereof to re­ 69c duties the brat Snnday in September with tbe they struck Bangor. They found the home F oi’inor 3?i’ic© $1.00 three trips a week lo St. George and Friend­ Church of the Messiah, Portland. For nearly nine greatly sttengtbened by the presence ot ceive but one money; distance same as by ship. She leaves Rockland at seven o’clock nine years Rev. Mr. Kimmell has been pastor rule of 1892. Entrance fee, 2 per cent, to I have just purchased, at a very low figure, a. m- on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, re­ "B uff’Keith at second base.tbe same Keith who of Rockland's Universalist Church, and from made such an enviable reputation with theMaine name, 3 per cent more to start, and 3 per P E R P A IR . turning Ihe afternoon of same days, touching tbe beginning ol his labors up to the present 25 CASES CRYSTALINE SALT, at the usual landings. State College nine a year or two ago, and one cent, additional from winners only. Owners I Aud it is going at time each succeeding year haa served to weld of tbe acknowleged strong batters in tbe state. claim right to postpone on account of bad closer and more firmly tbe ties connecting him Wood who covered third hag, was also a new weather. Entry fee has been placed at 2 per Q o GL B o x . OBITUARY. to his church aud sociely and tbe people of our man and nothing escaped him. The outfield F o i’inior I’rioe IO ot». city at large. He has shown bimaelf always a cent to name in order to avoid conditional was also much stronger. And then the entries, which have been the banc of so many William J. Atkins died al his residence. faithful pastor, a conslsteat Christian, and a grounds! Once having played on Ihe Map'e- If so, call and see my large trotting events in the past. Positively no Are you going Rockland street, Wednesday torenoonat eleven public-spirited citlaeo. He la a gentleman of wood grounds our own ball field becomes jn n M o.’! PICKLES tbe highest culture, aud his sermons have been conditional entries received. Any entries re­ aud Bulk—Plalu, Sweet aud o’clock, aged 70 years. The funeral -.was held what tbe Bangor papers called it, "a cow pas­ on a Picnic? Mixed. A lot of New Lime* Friday at 10 a. iu., Rev. W. 0. Holman offi­ invariably scholarly and eloquent. Mrs. Kim­ ture,” oy comparison. If the Baugors were at ceived with conditions attached will be re­ Just received. ciating. Deceased wae horn in Warren and mell, who haa been prominent in our musical a disadvantage ou this account wheu they jected. Owners must notify by 7 o’clock the W POBTAGE STAMPS for Vie aeouyimodulloo came lo (hie city when eighteen years of age. aud social circles, baa proved heraell a worthy played here Thursday, our boys certainly were night previous to the race if they intend to of the public constantly on baud. He has resided here ever.'slnce. He was a ship- helpmeet, and their departure la a distinctive In Bangor. A ground ball on Ihe Maplewood start; otherwise it will be considered that H. H. FLINT, smith and a good one. He was a well known loss to our city. They are followed to Port­ ground and one on our own diamond were two they intend to drop out. Parties entering haeso iu bit early days, singing in the various land by the God-speed of our people, Irrespec­ different things, and being acquainted with horses here can trot them at the Eastern tive of denomination. Tbe church will he 117 Park St., - Rockland. Me. church choirs. He|was a member of lha Firs; their nature bad an Important hearing ou tbe State Eair the following week. Entries will Baptist Church. Mr. Atkins was a genial, closed for several Sundays, but It Is the Inten­ caee. close Wednesday, August 16, at 12 o’clock M. F o r S a le . approachable man whom everyone liked and tion of tbe trustees to engage a pastor without Alter the drti tuning, when excessive poor was possessed of an exbaustlasa fund of anec­ delay. Entries mailed ou the day of closing will be E. B. H astings Gyutlemau’s driving burse, weighs about lVuO playing allowed Bangor to score five runs, the pounds, sound sad kind, good style, prompt driver. dotes which he told most admirably. A large o Rocklands settled down to a llltle better work eligible. All entries should be made with F. 1 A reception will be tendered Rev. W. M. Pi. Berry, Rockland. A great series of race* MAINE MUSIC CO., circle of friends sympatblae with the lamily in and with the exception of a costly error now its bereavement. Mis. Atkins and their only Kimmell and wile In the vestry of the Church 1end theu, played something ol their accustom­ may be looked fur and lots uf fun to spoil Corner Mulu aud Llurerook Bla., child, Mrs. F. M- Shaw, survive. J of Immanuel, Thursday evening. ' en. ROCKLAND, ME. Uonkluud, M*. ed game. Prince iu center-field made •- THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1893.

ROCKPORT PERSONALS. FRATERNITY FACTS. hox o f these CURRENT NEWS FROM ROCKPORT W hen von have 301 you f n GUARANTEED : CIGARS FREE : : THE Ralph Spear is out on a vacation. Interesting News Notes from Various M _ h r s ! Secret Society Circles. $3.°° Seasonable Happenings Served Up in Read­ Albert Sylvester remains quite sick. B o u r s e . able Form for Home Use Mr. Dickey of the News is rusticating. The mid-summer session of Knox District EL GLOBO GOLDEN RULE SHOE E. A. Champney has returned from Green's Lodge ot Good Templars will be held at River’s Landing. Hall,Cushing, with Aim High Lodge this month Lightning InJustiial News That Shows Business 5c. 5c. SPOTTED ZEBRA Mrs. E. Miller of Quincy, Mass., is a1 The day ofthemeetingwillprobably be tho last Activity - Local Notes Regarding Wednesday of the month. A picnic dinner For sale by all first class dealers Anti Masons things of Interest—The Week’s Ballard Park. Atlantic Shoe Store, will he served nt the hall. We Keep all ,U»o Record of Personals J. H. Eells made another trip in his boat to Sixty million sold in 1892. F. A. PETERSON, Proprietor, M H T N IN C Butter Island last week. Edwin Libby Post, G, A. R.,goes Io Waldo­ Hah the Sole Agency In thin city for KXTIU RVBBEdS. thene Fine Wearing Shoea, and they Officer Libby saw soakes. they say. Capt. Frank Shepherd and H. L. Shepherd boro today to aid Waldoboro’s Post in dedicat­ ST. CLAIR BROS. & CO., Rockland c moot be purchased nt any other atore. wore in Boston last week. ing Its new ball. H. M. Lord of this ciiy makes 27-39 Ask for them and trko no other. They are a Maine made tfhoe from tho Fred Sylvester broke hb thumb, 8undav. Freeport Factory, and they are put out Pints, Quarts and Large shipments of Ice wete made last week. Mrs, Goodwin of Somerville, MaSB., is the address. for a good Htyle and stopping at A.'Merriam's. Two Quarts. G. L. burgess mourns the lO9s of ft good For the Information of all comrades who de­ Honest Shoe, horse. Miss Della Burgess has arrived borne from BURTON & WILLIAMS, Ej-’Sii’ a «*"A' ,»(»<*. «»•« Io lift a trip to the World's Fair. sire to attend the National Encampment, G. A. Backed up by a patented Apl. Si.'ia. them. What magnificent big trees on the Geo. T. R., to be bold nt Indianapolis, Ind., commene- hijtl AIoi|unieiit;i1 Builtlei‘0. Harkness piece! Mrs. E. 11. Hopkins of Pcnnyane, N. Y., Is J fog Sept. 3, tbe following announcement is Prh;.tical Designers* stopping at the Carleton House. G u a ra n te e ! Robert Carey is at work on the walks at the made: Believing that most of the comrades The Bicfeneii Tea Co. THOMASTON, ME., Thouaanda of theae Phoea have been new school-house. Mrs. Will Bailey and family; of Portland would want to visit the World's Fair before sold, and :he verdict ol the wearer la have been guests of Everett Fales. returning, arrangements have been completed that they are tbe BEST. 18 •J. II. COPEL DiD, Prop the Knox Cooperage Co. received a cargo M ake n specialty of o( staves last week. Erastns Wall is on the road selling a line of with tbe Canadian Pacific railroad in which Why Not Try a Pair? medicinal specialties. He Is a hustler. i tbe rate to Chicago, via lndainapolis, and re­ Fine Granite Monuments and General Several vessels of the lime fleet are laid up, RANKIN BLOCK, NORTH END. turning by the direct line, will be 84 more painting and repairing. P. J. Carleton has returned from a Cemetery Work, business trip to Boston and New York. than the World's Fair rate In force to Chicago The Rockport Ice Co. has some,JO,000 tons and return, at tbe time of tho G, A. R. en­ Some Make Good Miss Annie Ktiredge of the News force has Water Power Machinery for Polishing of Iront-family ice left In its bouses. campment. These tickets will be good for been at Vinalhaven a week on her vacation. Rennil anil Straight Mouldings. Others Better Frank P. Libby has an elegant watch chain. thirty days. Holders of these tickets, on their “ Magnificent” Makes Best! It is an excellent imitation of a shoe-string. Miss Monte Kittredge and Miss Jennie Hop­ return, can stop eff at Toronto and make the kins of Vinalhaven were in town last week. We hnvc in stock three Monuments and Lightest, W hitest, Brightest Bread, Lobsters are out of sight; 24 cents each trip by boat to Niagara Falls and return, free two Tablets which we will sell cheap as we do not Daintiest Rolls, . . Most Delicate Cake, Miss Gene Andrews, who has been clerking of charge. This will enable all who desire to Most Delicious Pastry. were paid for a few small ones last week. want to carry them over this Winter. 14-29 at Achorn's store, Is out on a vacation for a tee tbe Falls and it will also afford a pleasant E. A. Morrill, we are pleased to state, has OF FICK AND WORKS: J break in tbe journey. entirely recovered from his recent accident. week. Rev. S. W. Dike and family of Aubnrndale, j Two palace sleeping cars will be rnn to In- N ear M . C. R. R. Station. Messrs. Harriman and Orcutt, whose severe Mass., are spending ja few weeks with A. ; lianapolls. One will leave Foxroft the even- injuries wo reported last week, are recovering. Merriam. ng of Sept. 1, and Greenville the morning of No mackerel were cangbt last week with the Rev. John P. Simonton of Winterport was 1 Sept. 2, arriving In Montreal in evening of exception of a few small ones yarned Sunday Sept. 3; the other car will leave Portland the in town last week, visiting his sister, Mrs. morning. morning of Sept. 2, going via the White Andrews. The Old H ardw are Store of James Spear, wife and Ralph 8pear and wife Mountains and St. Johnsbury, and arriving in Dr. Bliss and Lawyer Bliss of Dorchester, and several friends had a picnic Thursday at Montreal the same erening. At Montreal the with their mother, are at the Qnincy Cottage, IT. H. CRIE A c C ? O . , the basin. two cars will be joined and taken to Indiana­ Ballard Park. polis together. The grounds in front of Wm. Corthell’s real- W ill Grive Special Bargains on Mrs. Ada Brown and daughter Mabel of The sleeping car tickets will be 85 60 for BEST FLOUR dence are being graded, a crew is blasting out South Thomaston have been visiting Mrs. A. each double berth, for the trip. All who desire the ledge. D. Champney. berths in either of these cars should address Bar Iron and Steel, Horse Shoes and Nails, ON EARTH A poet pedlar, selling his own compositions, I these headquarters at once, stating at what did Rockport last week. The sales were not John Colson and family of Rockland and Knott Perry, also of Rockland, are stopping at point they wiil join the car, in order that BLACKSMITH’S STOCK AND TOOLS, very heavy. berths may be assigned them. An early ap­ THE BEST FLOUR ON EARTH. Indian Island, Carriage Stock and Trimmings, Ship Chandlery and Fishermen's Goods, Quarry Stock $5,25 BBL, Ask your Grocer for it. Mrs. Saulson of Portland will give an Illus­ plication will be necessary as assignments will C. Morse and family of Santa Clara, who and Tools, Faints, Oils, Nalls, GIhsh E tc . trated lecture to ladies only in lhe Opera have to be mudo In the order the applications AT Every Barrel Warranted. Cobb, W ight & Co., Agents. have been visiting friends in Maine, returned House this evening. are received. JMCaiix S t., ItoclLland. o. home via Chicago this week. JUST RECEIVED A large party from Thomaston enjoyed a The Maine Central railroad will sell tickets Mr. and Mrs. John Lovejoy, Mr. and Mrs. A lot of Fancy Box Prunes, steak fry at H. L. Lovejoy’s eoltage, south of from all eastern points of Portland at one tare The finest on the market, to be sold at J. B. Porter and son of Rockland, G. H. Ballard Park, Thursday. for the round trip, and lhe Bangor and Aroos­ IS cents per pound. Andrews and family and E. A. Morrill and took railroad makes a similar arrangement on A lot of Ciilifornin Breen Gage Plums, The hulk of the sch. Edward Everett makes ■'W’o’x’o A .ftor zv B o x o f wife were at the Lovejoy cottage, Ballard Park, its line to Greenville. In 8 lb. cans, at IS cents per can. Sold a fine frontispiece for one ol Finlay’s oil-paint­ STATEMENT BY AN AUTHORITY Sunday, the 30th. A fixed rate is not given for the round everywhere at 25 cents. ing of Rockport scenery. trip as it Is believed a lower rate can be obtained Fresh Self-raising Buckwheat, anil ROCKPORT MARINE. Also a Full Line of use and recommend “Dr. Price’s J. L. Finlay of Boston, artist, is sketching from Portland and Qreenvlllle, at the time of Pure Maple Syrup, sious Flavoring Extracts” as the points of interest about Rockport and making starting, than the one now in force. A L bs. D a te s ...... 2fi« 8evcral fishermen took ice last week from BAKER’S CANDIES, " ad finest, and as giving the some tine paintings in oil. The Department Commander desires that all 3 Lbs. Prunes ...... 2fte tits id the manufac- Best Seedless Balnln*, per Lb ...... 1 5 c Pretty mounted bison’s boms ornament the the Rockport Ice Co. who can will make this trip in order that the FRUIT of all kinds, lEJPHfJRLOiv, ratling in the bank. They were procured in 8ch. Sarah Hill from Boston discharged corn Department of Maine may make a creditable CIGARS, TOR AGCO. 25 Boxes of Donohue’s Big D Tobacco and fire brick, last week. Just In, and going nt 80c per lb.; this earn Parlors, Oak St. Nebraska by H. H. Magune. showing at the National Encampment. OLIVES and PICKLES, Tobacco la made by Mayo, and the reg­ A great many fishermen have been here for 8ch. Myra Beal discharged wood last week As announced In previous orders tbe Head­ ular price Is 40c per lb. T ry It at iS w ^ c ilc . SARDINES and ice the past week. One of them was a beauty, for the 8. E. & H. L. Shepherd Co. quarters of this department will be at the i t TESTIMONY. yacht built and evidently a fast one. Sailed the 3d, sch. Laura Chester for Boston Hotel Dennison. FANCY CRACKERS D onohue’s Cash Grocery The G. A. R. muster will bo hold at Camp For Afternoon Tea, Etc. 200 MAIN ST. \ I have obtained the best results from A. P. Corthell has a fine vegetable garden with lime from Carleton, Norwood & Co. Benson, near Newport, August 19 to 29, the use of “Dr. Price’s Flavoring Ex­ from which he is now harvesting fine garden Aug. 2, sch. Chester R. Lawrence arrived in CHOICE C^flDIES /// SEALED p^CK^gES tracts,” and think they are just what they truck. Clarence Paul sells his vegelables from New York with lime from the Shepherd Co. inclusive. On Tuesday, tbe 22d, Department Com­ Ca u t io n .—None genuine without the signature A. M. Tenney. are recommended to be, the strongest, the cart. Sch. Ada Kennedy, Kennedy, loaded ice last the purest and of the most delicate mander Cushing, will br present with his staff, The Rockport members of the T. L. I. week from the Rockort Ice Co. for Philadel­ t v c i -io t o s t & o r b e t o n , flavor. and will present a Grand Army Badge as a “ THE BEST practice shooting at the range at Oakland every phia. prize to the best shot among G. A. R. men. MRS. E. L PERKINS, day now. The company will go into camp- 364 Main St., Rockland. Restaurant and Ice Cream Parlors, 301 Sch. Laura Nelson is due from New York io This contest is free to all comrades and is CHEAPEST” Main Street. there the 21st. load lime for Charleston, S. C„ from the Shep­ without restriction as to the kind ot rifle used. Mr. Gilkey made a shipment of sails that he herd Co. A. C. Clarke, of Whitman, Mass., desires USE These goods can be found at the fol­ has been making at Carleton’s sail-loft last Scb. Ethel Merriam took lime from the 8. E. tbe address ot Calvin Rollins, Co. F., 7th - - THE NEW - - lowing stores: Friday for the Bark Addie Morrill now load­ & H. L. Shepherd Co. and Carleton, Norwood Regt, Me. Infantry. E. P. Rollins. Rockland ing at Boston for Rosario. & Co., for Boston, last week. Perry Bros., 14 Front Street 4* HARDWARE 4* STORE 4* John Pascal, who was master builder of the Sailed the 1st, sch. Marblehead for Boston; GATHERING CLANS. ‘FL0UR1NE H. 6 . Gurdy & Co., 4 Camden “ Frederick Billings, says that he thought that A. F. Crockett Co., 713 Main “ and the 3d, sch. Ella May for Providence, with ON SEA STREET, The Best Winter Wheat the ship might outlive him. He says that the lime from the S. E. & H. L. Shepherd Co. E. M. Perry, 738 “ last vessels he built are going first. Renewal oi Old Associations—Family G. W. Leach, 720 “ Sch. M. Luella Wood loaded ice from the and Regimental Reunions. Is now open for business with an ele­ PATENT FLOUR W m. B. Hills, 672 " T. V. Hill, onr ;well known fish dealer, Rockport Ice Co,, for Wilmington, N. C„ and in the world. served in ihree regimems during the Rebellion i Thorndike, 6C8 “ “ sailed the 2d. Male Miller is in command, Aug. 9—Nowbert family at North Waldo­ g a n t line of new goods...... Every barrel guaranteed. /R ankin & Co., 656 “ —the 1st, 10th and 9th Maine. He enlisted in Capt. Spaulding remaining at his home in boro. >nd, Spear & Co., 686 “ “ April, 1861, and was discharged in July, 1865. Rockland lor a trip. Aug. 9-10—1-10-29 Maine Regiment Associa­ BAR IRON AM) STEEL IX LARGE OR SMALL QIAXTITIES. FISHER & WISE, Agents, . Richardson, 574 “ “ W. A. Merriam had a very narrow escape tion, Long Island, Portland. LAM SO X cfc STIMPSOW , 3Commercial street, Boston. Frohoc, 450 “ “ Ask your grocer for It. Sold by from drowning, Thursday. He .was wetting MATINICUS. Aug. 17—Starrett family at Warren. SEA STEEET HARDWARE STORE. Haskell, 442 “ down the street when the rubber hose burst. Aug. 21—7th Maine Regiment, Long Island G. Tibbetts. 434 “ With great presence of mind he dropped the Portland. feknellTeaCo., 398 “ Mrs. Hattie Ames visited Rockland last COBB, WIGHT & COMPANY. Doherty, 377 “ nozzle, rushed to the shut off and—shut it off. w eek....M rs. Ida Hall has returned from Ap­ Aug. 23—Benner family, Warren. HI i. B. Ingraham & Co., 868 “ “ Frank Libby says that ’twaB very handsomely pleton where she has been visiting....Jesse Aug. 23—2st Maine Cavalry, Greenwqod E. Tuttle. 3U6 “ done. Rich of Malden, Mass., was the guest of Isaac Garden. fere Harrington, 292 “ Achorn Bros, are at work on ncottage monu­ Crle last w eek....J. Herbert Sanborn made a Aug. 21—321 Maine Regiment, Kennebunk Spring Slylos of Goa Jonohue’s Cash Grocery, 266 “ “ ment of Scotch Hill ’O’Fare stone for the An­ business trip to Vinalhaven iast w eek....M rs. Aug. 24—1st Maine Heavy Artillery, Orono, JUST RECEIVED. 1 JE)U Zhite & Case, 262 “ “ drews and Gross lot in Amsbury Hlil Cemetery. Evelyn Smith and daughter Fannie and Mrs. Aug. 25—19ib Maine Regiment, Waterville, I. P. Hix, 246 “ The monument will stand eight feet high, sur­ Carrie Aines of Lane's Island, Vinalhaven, who 8ept. 6—Burton lamlly at Cushing. H Flint. 234 “ have been visiting relatives here,returned home mounted by a large ball of polished granite. Tbe Shibles reunion will be held at Oakland Prices Reduced Cotosuet! pdore Roosen, 156 M onday....M rs. Walter Tolman and children The top was imported. The firm is also at grove, Rockport, August 18. T h e ‘grounds H all, State St. from Vinalhaven are visiting Capt. Jackson work on tablets of Lincolnville stone for the will be reserved tor tbeir beuefit. T H E C R E A T Tanners Ex. Co,, Limerock “ Am es....M iss Ellen Hall and Miss Adella Ab­ COAL $6 and $ 6 .5 0 a Ton 33 Park “ Eaton lot in Camden. They report their elec­ 1’hitney, tric motor nil right and ready for business at bott are visiting relatives at Vinalhaven and The Gllcbrest family will bold its next re­ Nice Cleft Hard Wood, per cord ...... $tf.O0 PURE SUBSTITUTE lint. union Aug. 17, at tbe home of Will C. Morton, Delivered. any lime. It works finely. olher place...... Mrs. Lizzie Young of this FOR L A R D . & Co , Onion. gl.00 buys a Foot of Nice Prepared Wood —. l