l he Republican Journal. ; MK (U>-_BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 189L miMRT” solute divorce from his wife. Dr. Tiuker The Maine j Legislature. torneys waited on Gov.Powers Monday after- REPUBLICAN JOURNAL was named as co-respondent.Collector noon in the interests of Judge A. D. Cornish PERSONAL. of Customs ! Bisbee of Jacksonville, Fla., What Is Said and bonv at of Lewiston, who is a candidate for the po- KRY THURSDAY MORNING BY THE Augusta* lias received instructions from Iu sition on the bench to be made va- I Washing- the House Jau. Hth Mr. Stetsou of Ban- supreme Justin Bunlin spent Sunday with friends ton to refuse cant the of the term of clearance to the steamer gor presented a petition with bill attached lwMay by expiration in can of the Walton. Bangor. Journal Pub. Co. i Dauntless, the master of which applied Hampden & Winterport Electric Kail- Judge road and Mrs. Helen M. for a clearance for Xeuvitas, Cuba, with a Light Company, over which there Conant spent Sunday with j will be a tight, as two I cargo of arms and ammunition for Cuba. companies want the friends in Bangor. (’ vculation in Ouy and to oonstruct the Both branches of the legislature held short County. James Crafts of the chemical authority line. The bill is to sessions Tuesday. The following matters W. Miller |.Prof. amend certain acts, so as to went to Boston yesterday department of the Massachusetts Institute said were in the house: ^Geo. a! is the PAPER tor Maine sea permit company to build presented for a of tracks, etc Resolve Walton of week.* Technology was Jan. 13th, chosen tem- through the towns of Xewburg and Uixmout’ by Skowb.egau to faring people.'' in the of amend section 31, chapter 33, Revised M. B. Lawrence j porary chairman by the faculty. This county PeDobsoot, aud towns of went to Boston yesterday Statutes, relative to reissuing executions is- choice must be continued by the execu- Monroe and Searsport in the county of on business. > Ifrms. In sued deceased trial advance,$2.0<»a year; tive of the nomina- Waldo; also to build through the towns of by justices. at the corporation.The Rowell of bill to $2.50; expiration of the Glenburu, Hermou, Levant, Kittery, incorporate the Mrs. A. I. Brown went to Augusta yester- tion of Count Muravief for the office of Keuduskeag, Eliot Street Corinth, Kittery and Railway Co. to rfirms. For one one inch minister of affairs Charleston, Garland, Stetsou and’ day spend the winter. square, foreign of Russia, in the of Currier of Farmington, act to incorporate sl.oo tor one week, ami 25 Fxeter, county Penobscot. It is as created considerable surprise. The new follows: Franklin, Somerset and Kennebec Miss Ina Potter of is a > ,i->equent insertion. A traction Railway Bangor guest of minister is in favor of a Section 1. Xu Co. in Somerset county. tied a> a full one. pacific policy. addition to the powers, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Brick. of Orono, an act to the Count Muravief is pronouncedly anti-Ger- rights aud duties aud obligations of said Durgin incorporate Orono Water Co. R. F. Dunton, attended man in his views and a great admirer of company specified iu its charter, Chap. 034, Esq., Insolvency 1 Sewall of bill educational nts of Journal. the Private aud Special Laws of as amend- Bath, requiring Court in Knox To-Day’s French.Dr. Richard C. Flower, in- 1S'.»3, institutions State County Tuesday. ed by Chapter 50, Private aud receiving aid to make re- solvent debtor. Jan. 13th, tiled a sehed- Special Laws Geo. E. PAGE 1 of said ports of and expenditures to the Johnson, Esq., made a business 1 1805, company is hereby granted the receipts ule in the Suffolk. Mass., insolvency trustees of the State Normal schools. to Week Tin- Maine Legislature.. light and authority to exteud its lines, con- trip Augusta last Thursday. -• court. The liabilities are Petition from citzeus of Penobscot -< M sf Antlers ami $273,000, of struct, maintain and its street, county, hampn operate rail- Miss E. kudn’ia! < urt which for an of §8,500 for fish and Maud Barker left for a Pro'-ate ami In- approximated $173,000 are un- way aud lights, with convenient single and appropriation Monday .The Ar-nitration game. visit to friends in Kansas Treaty..The disputed. His assets consist of real estate double tracks, side tracks, switches aud City, Mo. A O. 1' W Memorial Service., -Merrill of Portland, an act notaries and a number of shares of various turnouts, with all the necessary Air conven- giving ranges Personal. Maine Men in large jurisdiction throughout the State. gMiss Nellie Roberts of Stockton Springs stocks and bonds of uncertain value. ient lines of poles, wires and appliances for Mr. Pierce of Frankfort, bill.an act addi- left train motor power aud lighting m aud through by yesterday morning for Bangor. PAGE ’J. The deep waterways commission appoint- tional to and amendatory of an act entitled C. B. HAZELTINE S CHAMPION MOOSE ANTLERS AND RIFLE. the towus of New burg aud in the ed President Cleveland in Dixmout, an act Mrs. Sarah L. Sherman of Boston •i-hes..New York Fashions.. Prom- by November, of and the to incorporate the Winterport Ferry visited 1 county Penobscot, towns of Mon- world." Jo- A < The January number of the Maine spreading 57 inches, blades 15 inches her unning I>og..Bellas ls'.G lias linished its report and submitted roe and iu the of Company. Sports- I uncle, Daniel Lane, of the last He Dn:n t Skcci Iron Searsport county Waldo. wide, 54 points, etc. I have a set of moose city i.ighways the same to The The location of Mr Colliu of Thorndike, petitioners 84 man, published at is full to the brim Secretary Gluey. report poles and tracks to be made Bangor, antlers, the best exhibited at the New York week. We, the citizens of that j is an unqualified endorsement of the by the municipal officers after the of Boothbay, petition as usual with matter of interest to sports- Spoilsmen's PAGE 3. ship right a law be the Exposition in IS'.>5, in competi- Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Woods of canal way has been the towns passed allowing citizens to fish Beaton < between the United States granted by named, men. the illustrations one tion with of United Can- aj of Nicar igia.. | project wiir seines in Among is the largest States and Literary with ail the anil aud sub- drag Damariscotta river; pe- are relatives in Belfast and Swau- »>.-The and Canada.A Colon the rights privileges tition ada The official measurements were as v.siting Bloody Angle. despatch says to all The of the people of Edgecomb to fish for given above, which we are enabled to re- Panama Canal Co. is further ject provisions, conditions and ob- follows, by Roosevelt committee: Girth, S ville. PAGE 4. increasing aud suieits with drag seines in the Daiuariscot- ligations liabilities as set forth in produce through the courtesy of H. W. 1-2 inches ; 41 the now chap- t length inches : palmation, S 1-2 ! Re\ ive the Waldo Fair. force of laborers at work on the ter river; petition of 54 citizens of Mrs. County I 034, Private and Special Laws of 1898 Boothbay, Rowe, editor of the Maine and 21 5-4 inches; 27 do Martha Prince returned hone to < aril ol Thanks ‘obitu- 1 and 50 more men are to Bristol ami for of managing Sports- points. They spread canal, expected i and chapter 50, Private and Laws of Edgecomb same; petition inches .1 nu Boats Transfers in Special man. straight front, and 75 inches back Lawrence, Mass., from a visit to Real K>- arrive from 1895. citizens of Boothbay for same; of Under the caption of “The Largest Tuesday i shortly Carthagena_.‘.The '-•J petition surface measured at si'i'U’Tie-.. The Social Season Con- 4*j citizens of for the same point. While friends in Belfast. Bank of Section '1. baid Bristol same; petition of 88 Antlers in the the ii'.-rr;>*s Maine Slate Pomolog- Orange City Jacksonville, Fla., Bangor, Hampden & World," Sportsman pub- not as many as I)r. are citizens of Boothbay for same. points Grey's, they Wekiling Bells.. of Waldo a institution of W mterport Co. is lishes the note: fuli\ as even and Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Snow of Meeting private which John E. | Railway hereby granted In the senate amendments following symmetrical, and heavier Norfolk, Ct.. and Periodicals. the to run were offered to Papers Millman is has closed its doors right its cars over the tracks of and in visited president, the Australian ballot law by Roberts of Ox- You mention in a recent issue that Dr. larger every way. friends in Belfast the past week m l the Bangor Street Railway on such terms as C. B. Hazeltixe. PAGE 5. and R. S. Leavitt of Grange City, the ford. Grey of Lynn has just Reached went to are provided in 50, and Bangor, Dec. ''.Hi. Prospt-ct yesterday. Be: fast. .The Churches. is now in No statement | chap. private special with the set of moose antlers “in the Belfast, 1, assignee, charge. laws of the of largest I 1895, throughout city Baugor Fred L. Waterhouse arrived from Boston PAGE R. of tlie assets or liabilities of the bank has to such places as it may establish depots for Judicial A. O. ; Supreme Court. The Arbitration U. W. Memorial Service. last for a visit to relatives in Bel- Style Shipbuilding Wonders.. yet been announced_The i receiving passeugers, and Treaty. Thursday « Congregational freight, express ... sdiipments What Maine Edi- mail from fast and Montville. i Educational Society, Rev. James Hamil- matter, any and all lines owned ASSOCIATE JUSTICE A Proud Record..Register of EMERY PRESIDING. The first memorial service under ton. D. has issued an or operated by the company to and from the Interview with Senator ( handler of Sew Hamp- the I D., secretary, appeal j Dr. F. E. Freeman attended the for the the line of Hermon and Glenburn and to con- Court adjourned last Friday noon after shire. auspices of Enterprise A. O. U. meeting PAGE 7. observance of day of prayer I Lodge, W., | maintain one of the shortest sessions on of the Maine Veterinarian for 1S97. The last struct, extend, and operate its record—7 was held at the Methodist church last Sun- Association in -••‘dd colleges, January In an interview with a New York Shipmates..The Cultivation ! street railway and ughts, with convenient days. The Grand Jury was in session but Journal last Breis of the Atlantic..An in is now rec- 1 day afternoon. to inclement weather Bangor Thursday. Appeal Thursday January generally single and double tracks, side 3 hours and the traverse juries but 2 davs. reporter Senator Chandler of New Owing in A Concert on the Grand Banks. tracks, Sunday ognized by the churches of different de- or turnouts with all the Four divorces were and 2 no attempt was made at floral decoration Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Littlefield and Mr. Whitman. At the of the | switches, uecessary decreed, jury the Parting nominations as a of trials Hampshire said, concerning Anglo- ! day special prayer for or convenient lines of poles, wires and ap- held. either at the church or At 2 Wm. H. with Dr. B. j American arbitration cemetery. Quirnby spent Sunday the young men and women in the institu- pliances, for motive power and in Alphouso Young et al., in equity, vs. Ed- treaty: PAGE 8. | lighting o’clock the lodge entered the church in a B. Foster and family in Portland. ! tions of Budd of Califor- and through the towns of Glenburn, Her- win YV. Peasley, bill in equity to declare “In any general treaty of arbitration with mis < learning.Gov. and ounty Correspondence. Ship mon, Levant, Kenduskeag, Charles- void a certain mortgage on in Great Britain it should be body took seats reserved for their use. A. C. went to Birth- .Marriages...Deaths... nia, Friday, issued a proclamation declar- Corinth, property indispensable Sibley Augusta yesterday ton, Garland, Stetson and Exeter in the Burnham aud to set aside foreclosure that we first of all exclude in some There was a •"..Mount Desert Correspondence. a to celebrate pro- way any good attendance of members of to attend a of the Executive Com- ing Saturday legal holiday of Penobscot. cm the of decision arbitration which meeting 1 county ceedings ground alleged fraud. by might impair the relatives and the defeat the Pacific railroad bill Referred to YV. order, friends of deceased mittee of the State Board of Trade. funding The location of poles and tracks to be Hou. P. Whitehouseat April the Monroe doctrine. If Englaud, or any in the House of Representatives_A de- made the term, 1890; reference and case other aided members, and others. The services M US OF THE | by municipal officers, after the off, entered European country by Great opened George S. Mahoue\ and H. WEEK. from Rome that neither Capt. Eugene | -patch says Count Cassell, right is granted by the towns named, with party. Thompson for plaintiff, Part- Britain, sought to enlarge its possessions, in with an organ followed a se- voluntary, by of Boston were in Belfast I the chamberlain, died Jan. all the rights and and to ridge, Ingalls aud Hilton for defendants. the western hemisphere, either by or Mahoney Sunday Pope's private privileges, subject request j lection, “Silently, Silently, they Pass Mattkks. Assistant Adjutant ! 10th.The milk producers union of New all the provisions, conditions, obligations Petit Manan Land Co. in equity vs. Petit the peaceful acquisition of territory under to attend the funeral of their mother. and Manan Land & Industrial the of or Away,” by Leslie, sang a double ■ liabilities as set forth in the acts refer- Co., bill iu guise and by quar- Waldoboro was in Lewis- England held its annual meeting at the equity boundary dispute claim, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wilson will leave the red to. to various matters between the the United States should intervene to tette of Messrs. United States with adjust two pre- composed H. L. Stevens, •' for hotel, Boston, Friday, 3. The Master in vent the of last of the week for Vt.. where eek, making arrangements Section This act shall take effect when companies. Chancery is or- enlargement European posses- leader, C. E. Fred S. H. Burlington, twq hundred and seventy-two of the two dered to White, Hutchins, ment of Maine's j approved. give notice of hearing on‘claims sion, it would not be advisable to refer the Mr. W. is to continue his medical studies \ Grand Army ; thousand members An S. Morey, Wilbur Mrs. A. «J. present. attempt The bill was referred to the Committee on against defendant company. question to arbitration. It is as little a sub- Macomber, Misses Blanche DollofY and Folic, which w ill convene there, to oust the old officers was unsuccessful. Railroads. Daniel B. Henderson vs. Christiana R. ject for arbitration as would be the claim of Morrison, Mrs. M. E. Curtis, Miss Lillian Mae Pillsbury ! The showed Parker, action on a note for the United States to talk of the Isle left for ami 16. Hotel Atwood will be secretary’s report for 1890 BILLS, PETITIONS, ETC. promisory taking Spinney and Miss Emma Murcli, with Miss Saturday morning Taunton, Mass Op, signed jointly and the of Wight. increased receipts of milk without a cor- severally by S. as where have in the hos- alters the two j The people of Green’s Lauding ask to defendant and her YV. Georgia Pratt organist. Rev. Geo. G. they employment during days' increase in sou, Eugene Parker. "Either, therefore, in this treaty or in con- j j responding consumption, have their part of Deer Isle as The defense was Winslow read selections of pital. rooms incorporated that the note was never en- nection therewith, there must be a reserva- Scripture and have been secured John Hall of Maine was chosen a diree- a town. dorsed the payee, and the has tion of the the Mon- by plaintiff controversy involving offered prayer, after which a malt- At the annual « f the Bodwell 'mmander Carver and staff will William has conferred the The Maine Woman’s Associa- no quartette, meeting tor.Emperor Temperance legal right to sue on it; also that the note roe doctrine. In the second place, no treaty J tion tor an for a composed of Messrs. Water Power Co. in last ■d there. j decoration of the order of the Red Eagle petitions appropriation was made by defendant, if at all, without with Great Britian will ever be ratified White, Hutchins, Morey Bangor week .1, W. City hall, Lewiston, home for friendless girls. and i on President Diaz of Mexico.The j consideration. Law on report. Dunton for which will make it possible for a majority of Macomber, sang “Over Yonder,” by Harmon of Old Town was re-elected agent. <■ lace Mr. of ; of the convention and Littlefield Belfast has presented for defendant. the arbitrators to he citizens in Rhode Island supreme court has decided plaintiff. Rogers European ‘Armstrong. John S. Re- Mr. Harmon is a Waldo man. the petition of F. A. Totten and others Aaron M. Feruald, acting county F will be covered I t he iinancial which Phillips vs. Orison Burrill and spite of any objection on the part of the building interesting question soldiers a limb from corder of the then announced the exempting losing pay- A. M. vs. Geo. S. cases. United States to this ma- Lodge, Zion's Herald announces that Rev. Dr. C. Gov. a short time Phillips Burrill,two having European ‘dory the stay of the Lippitt propounded ago ing poll tax. Referred to the committee oil Action to roll: during recovers acres of laud iu Palermo, jority. Apparently under the treaty, as it following L. of I as whether the state could anticipate dur- taxation. Libby, president- Rust Cniversity. The Bowdoin Alumni Asso- against Orison Burrill, aud action for tres- r« ads, this may he the result. IN MKMOKIAM. one the taxes in the Petitions from hundreds of in Ken- Holly Springs, Miss., has been < umpol'n d 'o ing year payable people pass in cutting wood from same land, "The arbitrators selected by Great Brit- itland will hold their annual nebee for an tor the John Jordan I'pe.hurch of Meadville, Pa., 1 next. The court says the moneys may at ; county appropriation against Ge ». S. Burrill, son of Orison Burrill. ain may be wholly European; those select- give up his work .>u account fading In- lit: maintenance of the Monmouth fish the founder of the Congress hotel Jan time he and out in hatchery B-‘th parties claim title to the land. ed by the United States m; v Order, who died Jan. In, Square any appropriated paid Judg- belong wholly Mrs. Brings Daggett, appellant decree States, treaty reads, will Or. B. Heury Winslow ot Pr,,videiiee, Li. ■S.-arsp, about Mr. \\ illard was ations” in the 11th line. of of iu an construction of the ing, aged eighty. Judge Insolvency Court, wherein the have put great questions at issue between H Welch of la Mast Went to P a’. Hid early Nicholas < f I., a member of of yes- i a native of Vermont. Fessenden, ex-secretary State, Judge denied a discharge in insolvency to this nation and Great Britain wholly into Myrtle Lodge that city, ne raiiroaci. He sa\» it is his the of Wm. DeWitt terday to join with other tirennu of tin* presented report Hyde, appellant. Creditors objected to the dis- the hands of Europeans. This will never ami son of Rev. <;. (!. Winslow >i this eity. | to a i\mve of men at S. L). Leavitt and Edmund F. the on » s State in a put large Webb, charge the gr» that the debt- happen. He died 22, IN Hi. ! organizing Maim* Active Fire- Washington \Y uispe hinds. The commissioners a May :!- adiu.\ in the at E!l>- White j upon the establishment of or swore that, him "A which a early spring falsely; believing provision gives European of men’s Association. House a. brilliant new normal school. The commission be- insolvent be Members Euieiq-iInr I. ,dgt Charles wiF | us i: he work as presented appearance paid pre-existing debts with- monarch the right conclusively to settle an rapidly I lieve in this school situated in a W. M. P. I S. Cl •Jan. 14th on the occasion of tJic first even- having in 4 months of the issuing of the war- American question is fatal to all hopes of Haney: Quincy F. Bean: Fred A. Carle. Pendleton, Esij., S. Consu. it which i.as not one now. The Mate of reason ( locality report rant and because he has con- confirmative action on the without an : Now Si wa> >■> ing reception the given by fraudulently treaty James Leeman Georg.- 1. Mu Igett (,«•( Pietou, aia. arrived last week a<- severely injured, about was referred to the Committee on Educa- :g. 1‘joideiit and Mrs ( j veyed his real estate to his wife. Plaintiff amendment eliminating article ten. If a i ai the e.\- leveland. The diplo- L. Moore. companied b\ Mrs P.-mPr!"': and went to i.i.rsday Bangor, by ; lion. ii"nsuit : of lower Court of arbitration could be matic were judgment affirmed general treaty drawn v the guests ol hou*>i aud uleaui/' corps A bill the charter of the Viual- Member of Searsniout w Is ■ sli"P». H* IS .! A l! ug apparatus, that j amending Bi' wn for plaintiff. Dunton for defendant. for the settlement by arbitral ii >n of questions Lodge, _ b d Winter he will lose the those invited to meet it included the haven & Dana hand. His Telegraph Telephone Company, Sarsaparilla Co. vs. Skoda Discov- concerning only the United States and Great idated with Enterprise Lodge Elisha I V .1 at ion of lio da\ s Th- % .et'r > est, members of the the to rda.v burned... Wil- Congress, .Judiciary aud authorizing corporation open.te lines Co. action on account for a balance Britain and which would net put it in the -nsiderably ery due, Bean. for F or.ua. w i re i. v w. -a. I the officers ot the and between all the islands in Pe- 22. a at tk*-. of the tit in «>f W. L. Blake army navy.The J Viuaihaveti, $l'-,,> Neither party. YV lliaiuson for power of Great Britain to secure arbitrators, i he address Rev. G. \Y ov oleo bill has tin N uncial uohscot hay and any cities and towns on Harriman for a of whom were by (L M was \\ eeks. t-st-nted to new St. passed House... plaintiff. defendant. majority Europeans, it the Lawrence I the of As the result of the mainland, the right eminent domain Elizabeth B. Whittaker vs. Zelma S. would not be but on the con- from 1 Cor. lo id-id. and was an ii survey outlie objectionable, appropriate Hev. H \V A k-ii ■. u a tine chime of gun- on its C. Sit •,i morn .; Portland, | being given taking land : capital stock Rn hards, action to recover $50 for a cow desirable. boat Castine. now in ti e dr\ dock at the trary, very and discourse. 1 m .-t 2.-">00 fixed at a interesting w orw. weighing pounds >15,000. Also bill to incorporate which the claimed she "But there is a further to the Fairfield, It in-d >wm , at N \ plaintiff had owned objection -in dlest 2(K).The navy yard >rfolk, a., the vessel will the Vinalhaven Water Co. The closing selection was by the double Deeriug j from a calf and which came into the defend- treaty. It extends to controversies involv- exchange with the pastor of th.- Ci s., be detained there for three m four weeks I Friday night passed an order A SHORT SESSION FRIDAY. ant's possession by finding. The defendant ing other governments with whom England quartette “Not l)»*ad, But sleeping. After while her is ; list Church. Tuesday hr went to Ha; \\» the to bottom being over- a bill of sale of the cow Wil- undertake to interfere. It is not con- mayor make ? lease of throughly Both branches of the held a produced from may ; the hem-diction the lodge marched to their has legislature to at t ud a a tin- Central Mem- t the to hauled. It been found that six or li im Hall, who claimed to own the cow. ceivable that the United States will inter- netting building be erected by short session this morning with a light at- I lici.ll and closed the services for the seven of her are and The Court rendered for the fere in eo day. Associati m •>! Y• l‘r• ,, s (- •• lows Hall Association for City plates badly pitted tendance. A few acts and resolves were in- judgment- plain- questions eerning European j ung Christ tiff for Brown on will have to be new ones. troduced $21. for States, but, the other Viand, it is very cer- '•* ■ ■.•nt at replaced by hut of a nature. plaintiff. Thomp- of which he President. quarters, S1,.V0U per year. nothing startling son for Cnion, The of war has In the Mr. Burns defendant. tain that Great Britain will continually in- News of the -us and of Maine Secretary rejected till bids house of Westbrook pre- Granges. I Daughters DIVORCES. terfere in the affairs of western Mr. A I!- a an. o-r .ears for the mortar sented a resolve for an independent .Ios*‘ph many ; winter aud construction of gun and bat- asking appropriation meeting banquet of The hemisphere nations. "He of tin* editors amt rs of tin* teries at and has re-ad- £5,000 for the Maine Eye and Ear Infirm- following additional divorces were Dingo Grange, Freedom, is in a nourish- ; propriety at the Hotel Thoru- Key West, Fla., "She to encroach on the j 11 a> 1 thr >• ■May evening ary, which was referred to the financial com- decreed : may try territory Farmer, eighty-first ann.v sary vertised for new The lowest of Venezuela. It could ing condition, anil is a eou- *n. Melville C. Bedle presided. proposals. mittee. A resolve for £2,000 for the Silas B. Bryant, Knox, from Elmira happen th it she having literary of his hirthda> .1 m. 1'Jth. 11 is n g -oh, was askiug Bry- bid for this work 839b.000, hut was to in her test this on: f it.* all :s m Fish acted as secretary. Forty Bangor Children's Home was presented by ant, Morrill. might agree help Spain maintaining winter which j*r*»vt s very interest- health., gets about there it, deficit for the hold on Cuba. She make a with m t m.-h with the w.-rnl were The were irregular.The treasury Mr Stetson of Bangor. Referred to com- Etta B. Lancaster, Belfast, from Charles may quarrel This numl.eis i:;ii keeping *> frequent present. guests Hawaii the ing- grange members in first half of \va* for mittee on finance. YYT. Belfast. and land troops on soil of that ; —almost daily visit*—to Ins .‘Id base of W Biddle of Brookline and Wm. January 8b,80b,93b; Lancaster, and the Catherine J. republic. She may assert, under the Clav- gootl standing, average attendance operations m the Farmer oilier tins president of the club. the fiscal year to date 844,730,300.The An act to ah lisli days of grace and fix Hills, Belfast, from Isaac I Ma> Brighton ton-BuIwer treaty, right in an isthmus c is from 55 to 78 each week. are old man continue to l a- hen*. Senate committee on Pacific railroads the date of maturity on notes and drafts, Hilis, Belfast; care and custody of the min- mal, There only young enjoy is two cars at and so on. ■ aldington loading was Mr. of or children to the The United States in this treaty ; with ever brightening prosp.-. ts of r'a hfr has to the Gear bill presented by Searls Chelsea. given mother; $J0 per three subordinate granges in Waldo county "t at Bath with the frame and agreed report favorably Mr. month to to binds itself to submit to every one of Great I hereafter. Farmer. Sewall of Bath introduced an act for the be paid libellant until further that [Maine die steamer is for a commission consisting of Britain's advances of this sort, which the are larger than Dirigo. which he to providing of game wardens and asked its notice. going licensing Miss Maud < H u the and the latter may be able to have a Miliiken, daughter Moosehead lake. After it arrives attorney general secretary reference to the inland fish and game com- approved by Seaside conferred the first ami tribunal of Grange Seth L • of the and the interior, for mittee. Probate and composed wholly Europeans.” Miliiken, i<\ iierfwmi he, it has to be hauled 20 miles treasury Insolvency Courts. second accompanied the settlement of the of "What kind of a substitute would degrees on eleven candidates, auil 'he ice. Mr. will not debts these roads. A joint special committee was J you [ Miss Mary .Johnson, left a i: Harrington appointed in order the by Mmiiay session of the House of to consider matters in connection with the is an abstract of the business suggest to avoid formation of a received a number of applications for mem- work of construction until .Friday’s Rep- Following s train f.-r a to the Pa. ui. -as! qext c urt of this character,” Mr. Chandler was ing trip resentatives was devoted to the of Eastern Maine Insane Hospital, and of the Probate and Courts for bership, last Saturday evening. An inter- .Prentiss D. Fiske died at his passing Insolvency asked. will travel the tak- outline necessary legislation in its behalf. They hy Southern route, in tlie Windsor private pension bills.Surgeon General Waldo County, January term 181*7: all American I would in- esting program was presented ami the at- hotel, Bangor, Weeks of of Waldo "Upon questions in 1> New on of the will be to Penobscot, Billings ing Washington. ('., Charleston. at r> after two Try navy promoted ami Maxwell License to sell real estate issued in estates sist that au American government choose tendance numbered a hundred. Ail >> morning o'clock, of Androscoggin arc members nearly (Cleans the rank of medical the of D. the and allow a and other prominent Southern illness. The deceased was one director, highest on the part of the senate and Palmer of Ban- Mary Patterson, Waldo; Lou vi lie W. umpire European govern- candidates who are entitled to the third of naval a vacan- Rodiek of and Bina E. Whitten, James ment to select the umpire in cases of Euro- cities, and go to Santa Clara to visit Co il-known residents of Bangor and grade surgeons, through gor, Eden, Macomber of Augusta, Unity, minors, and fourth are to be Lewis, pean controversies; or I would have no ar- degrees requested pres- friends who will to bear cy caused by the retirement of medical Murchie of Calais, Austin of Milford. Liberty. Philo Hersey. They will remain away y regret Shep- to sell ticle and if in the two sets of arbitra- ent next Director Wells on the limit herd of Buxton and Fernald of Poland on License personal property issued ten, Saturday evening. inise. The deceased is survived reaching age about five months, returning home s,.no- the of the in estates of Nelson P. Gould, tors could not agree on an umpire, I would of 02 years, the 20th inst. part house. Montville, Rainbow has install- •vife.... Webb, in the United : John B. let the arbitration fall.” Grange, Brooksville, time in June. During their sta\ in Califor- Judge Representative Kueeland of Searsport (insane) Lamb, Montville. district court at Satur- Will in estate ed officers for the as follows: Portland, presented a handful of petitions to regulate approved of Eva A. Kear- ensuing year nia they intend visiting Sail Francis. 1 Belfast. A to the New York ation, ordered judgment for John Fish and Game. A report of the fish the close time on trout in Swan lake. ney, Washington special Worthy Master, Andrew A. Grindle; Over- Angeles and other places. and others in their libel Mr. Allowance to widow granted in estates of Herald says that a strong effort will be against commissioner this year will Chatto of Brooksville presented a peti- seer, Harry Miss Gussie probably Clias. A. Isaac made senators to have the Gray, Lecturer, hooner Waterloo. The schooner show that the law for the of tion from George H. Warren of Castiue Hall, Thorndike; Bennett, by Republican protection T general arbitration treaty between the Hawes; Steward, I. L. Herrick; Assistant Maine .Men in the West. sold at Harbor, askiug the privilege to catch alewives in gill roy. Boothbay lobsters has worked well. It is said that Administrator cited to United States and Great Britain considered nets in Bagaduce river. Also asking that settle accounts in Steward, Fred Weasel; Treasurer, Jere case brought against Dr. I. W. Portland alone has this estate of J. Y. in session. Some of them don’t like the shipped year 1,- eels maj- not be below Dice’s Head. Cottrell, Belfast. open J. M. s "f caught Jones; Secretary, Mrs. Sylvia Grindle; Gate Devine, of Whiteheid. Me., Stetson for tlie abandon- more lobsters than which in- Administration on estates of Hen- insinuation that their to the formerly 0(H),000 last, Both houses until af- granted opposition hut now a resident of ! adjourned Monday Allison Grindle; Mrs. I.ee, Coltax mm the infant of Catherine B. Ellis crease is more than the whole catch of ternoon at ry N. Wildes, Monroe, Anna L. treaty rests on partisan grounds. Senator Keeper, l'omoua, 4.30 o’clock. Wildes, Nebraska, was in Washington, D C ist heard last summer in the adm’x; Winfield Maria Teller is one of these. In conversation Mon- Della R. wporr, Massachusetts. The immense gain, it is Macoinber, Belfast, Grindle; Ceres, Daisy Gray; Flora, week. He was a (Jreenbacker in Maine ami Maeomber, adm'x ; John day night he said municipal court, and which was would he the natural The candidates for adjutant general pro- Smedburg, Unity; B. L. A. Steward, Mrs. Green. is now a Mr. Devine th,- w.-st estimated, produc- L. H. "I don’t believe there is a man in the Sen Gray: May Populist.. says >n from that to General Counor to become Mosher, adm’r.; Win. G. Sibley, Free- appeal court the tion of but thirty live hundred lobsters, so viding resigns Last Comet is full of Maine men. many of whom ha\ e at- United States dom, Ali**e T. Dodge, admix : B. M. ate who is not in favor of the p-inciple <>f Monday evening Grange, t- has been settled.Frank a Pension agent for the depart- Roberts, tained and nam-d ov.-r a court, prolific fish is it. Good do not F. hut the awkward ma- the pomim-me. irge judges ment of are General Gil- Stockton Springs, J. Hichborn, admix. general arbitration, Swanville, installed following officers: w. of Shaw’s business Maine, Jonathan number right in Ins own vmimt\ In S. iy- principal think that the recent attempt to trans- Guardians A. to chinery provided in the pending treaty is ley, Rockland ; General John T. Richards appointed—Geo. Quimby Master, Albert S. Nickerson; Overseer, Au- h*r, a lie the Suinu.u Portland, has the to a Neb., large town, siys recently purchased plant lobster to tlie Pacific will he of General Everard E. Newcomb Kate C. and Lizzie A.* Quirnby, Belfast, certainly not satisfactory majority of Gardiner; gustus Walker; Mrs. Maria Goodhue; Bros. live. Tin y are W. II ami ('. !• in- Morris farm, comprising 100acres, as conditions there are not fa- <»f luiuors; Daniel to W. and the members of that body and I think a very L., successful, the governor’s stall; and Col. Lucius H. Dyer Raymond ner, and came from tie* m-ighh.-rlu*.■ l of between Moosehead and Chesun- vorable_One of the members Kendall of the ('i lia M. Clark, little public discussion of the matter will be Albert Damm; A. S., Fred Curtis; leading of 2nd Regiment, N. G. S. M. Winterport." Chap, Belfast. S. c. We’d. -r. :n *r V Bin: r and will The Inventory filed in estates of Lou vi lie W. required to prove that it will he a very dan- remodel the the committee on seashore fisheries present agent’s term does not Mrs. Albert Treas., Wallace Cun- \ is m the same as a cl a buildings says pension for Damm; town, p; *sper;ug hier. ■ and Bina E. Na- gerous the United States ti enter Albro E. for a Of course it is not known Wbitten, Unity, minors; thing •. nup. Chase, principal he does not think there will he any lob- expire year. Sec., Mrs. Walhe-e Then .1. S. Simim-ns, is}• i ■! mo* fin* w thaniel Nelson P. into any such ningham: Cunningham; hether the in Hall, Montville; Gould, arrangement. > Portland has ster change the office will he hanks tlo-re, is a Maim- imn s. s ...- ri|. high school, receutly legislation this year.Mouhegan Jeremiah “It is out of the to se that G. Bert Maddocks; [ made before the ol that time Montville; Luce, Burnham; John question suppt K., C., Mr*., Augustus Arnold Brothers and E 1 near Mills on the line must hr anchored at as it expiration Prm Im 1S* nip Smyrna firmly piot-nt sits or B. Lamb, Montville. a of this great can prop- not. subject importance P Mrs. Ot;s Patterson; Susie Mr. w »> •• vV A-Frank .1. Palmerof West W’aiker; F., Dev in., I i; ! r in the sea surrounded by ils ;i.2t)0 lobster J Ai roiiiit of administration allowed in es- erly be debated during the short time re- Belle Maddocks ; L. A. Mrs. 1' ivd Curlis. gress in the Third .Nebraska m l '!• d, aged 16 A resident with a head lor tates of Frederick C. Rob- maininj of the present session, or that the S., | years, pleaded traps. figures j Speaker Larrabee of the house has secur- Haraden, Boston; 'h>- ert A. two-thirds could lie ob- Branch Mills w ;i* ;i stituted at supreme court at Sic mon- remarks that the amount of rope used in ! e (•barter n m- traps, straight line, should he a vote.” ol of Editor of the Guardian account allowed in estate of pressed to President Hyde's Mi>. Betsey Ih llobbs of West reach from the island to Portland. Hridgtoii, daughter Shorey bers. The otVn-er w« 11 i natal led Story. j Jeremiah Luce, Burnham, and Notwithstanding the opposition which following : -Id on 1 h-reinbei .r>th, last. C’hai les American and Canadian fish- f Hridgtoii News. Miss Shorey, besides clert- guardian Forty-seven cal dismissed. has been man itested, administrat ion officials H. L. Pinkham, Mast.ei ; .1 R. P. p nsmore, of V i work, has had some experience in news- Jr., FTlingham, 11., aged ing vessels left Placentia Petition to sell real estate are their friends in the Senate to Bay, Friday, paper work in assisting her father, and con- presented in advising Overseer; Geo. Cruiiiimtt, lecturer; M. F. to an am s- j for action pleaded guilty being laden with of frozen estates of Wm. D. Doe, Albert A. press upon the treaty. M mu* 11,. ->• ,, -a i, cargoes herring. ! sequent! v is handy with the pen in any chair Belfast; Nothing Steward ; F. E Asst. tom-imig '■r the fact. Palmer was sentenc- Belmont. would be more to President. Cleve- Worthing, Wortliing, abundant and the her. Miss is a valued Moody, pleasing 1 Its st. a \ iicng min' a t .1 They report herring | you place Shorey Mrs A. W. good >'ate for life and fol- Petition lor allowance in es- land than to have this treaty In come opera- Steward; Worthing, Chaplain: If 1st I 1 '-i sn mm- e 'A'. prison Savage weather splendid for freezing additional acquisition to the State House corps of liglit- presented lu'ard tin j tate tive before Vie out of •' ds of Willard O. goes office. E. W. Treasurer: best w as a >t an K 1st -rn m a Both boys appeared calm cargoes. mng transcribers. Taintor, Winterport. Worthing, Winifred j Petition for distribution in es- While Senator Sherman, chairman of the iaigued.The citizens of Gardi- presented Worthing, Secretary: (J. A. Bradstreet, went (.lit lu «‘<*!"radi and, finding h.mx!| tate of Wm. I). Smart, committee or. foreign relations, lias express- atTeeted tin* went to i- raised the last few Monday’s session. Searsport. somewhat hy atitude, *2fi,000 days Political Points. A Canton, Ohio, Petition for ed his of the it is not In- Gate-keeper; Ada Northrnpe, Certs; Alice administration presented in approval treaty, a physician he rei et. Tin- physician asked 1 the shoe in that Senator Sherman author- The legislature met at 4 JO p. ui. Monday, lieved erecting factory despatch says estates of Levi Stockton lie will take any very active part in Helen him the nature of les sand was and was in Staples, Springs; Parmenter, Pomona; Worthing, complaint, a which the Commonwealth Shoe izes announcement session just an hour, during it. the that he has Sewall Oliver B. urging action upon The understanding told t hat he was sulfi t; 111 ins. a; accept- which time a of Brassbridge, Winterport; Sadie Asst. ring large number resolves, acts is that he will take a neutral Flora; Worthing. Lady Stew- heather Company, of Whitman, ed the of State. John Russell Ulmer, Uuity. position ‘Oh,’ said the do tor. ‘You are portfolio and orders were and referred to ard. -oitT-mig will do business. on presented Trustee’s account in estate of ou all pending because any utter- from insomnia. You in't o' Work the Young is mentioned for first assistant. committees. most presented questions, 'ieep nig its proper The important Fred C. Boston. ances him will be as foreshad- Pare will at once and will be It be deemed certain that Mr. Haraden, by accepted The officers of Victor Grange, Searsmout, ‘No,' replied tin* patient, ‘It is not quite xo begin may Long- bid presented was the one by Senator Engel the of President Administrator’s account presented in es- owing policy McKinley. had as that 1 w it -Meted by June 1st. will be the New England member of the of Bmgor, according railroads many addi- for the ensuing year are M., J. W. Farrar; yet. sleep perfectly tates of Hannah O. Blethen, Searsport, first hut 1 can't in tin* tinn* < nxiKF. A from cabinet. It is not that the tional these E. R. night, sleep day despatch liong Kong thought par- rights, especially giving rights and final; Lincoln second O., Packard; L., Mrs. Lucy A. Bean: the to seize and lands of Gilkey, Searsport, The Maine W. American Methodist mission ticular place in the cabinet likely to be appropriate pri- and final. R. C. S L. L. Cross; A. S., M. E. Poor; Chap, "" miles from vate individuals when needed for their I his is Certainly a W onderful Chance. Fuchau, province of offered Gov. Long has been determined. Guardian account presented in estates of Mrs. Emma D. purposes. It also grants additional powers The Belle J. Berry; Treas., Sweet-land; was burned by a mob. In the It is understood that Judge Nathan Goff Julia S. and Geo. E. Nichols, Uuity. Department President, Pal- to the railroad commissioners. It was re- Sec., Miss J. E. McFarland; G. O. A. "We are aware that our people who suffer of the attack a number of shots of West will Will presented in estates of Freeman mer of Monroe, has made arrangements for K., Virginia be attorney general. ferred to the Judiciary Committee. from nervous, ehrotiie or long standing com- none Wentworth, Knox; James W. Bel- Googins; C., Della Lassell; P., Julia Berry; hied, but of the inmates of the — The New York have nomi- Walls of Knox the White, the annual convention of the of do not have the s um to Republicans Senator presented pe- L. Department plaints opportunity di fast; Mary Murch, Belfast, Abby Ma- F. Alice M. L. A. Mrs. Hattie were injured. The local officials nated Thomas C. Platt for U. S. Senator. tition of Burton and 2K0 others of Maine W. R. C. to convene at in Poor; S., he cured as do tlie residents of the great Benjamin thews, Northport. YVaterville f"hd*-d the mission.In New York .The California have Union fora reformatory for Sweetland. Mr. L. L. Cross was cities where the most eminent, physicians legislature elect- prison women; In the Insolvency Court 1st of February. The date is not yet decided installing Id, for the loss of his wife's petition of Eva A. Bond and 72 others of meeting and specialists reside. Or (ire.in* **! 'd affection, ed Geo. C. Perkins United States Senator. creditors held in estates of Leroy S. Hard- upon. Headquarters will be at “The Elm- officer. The installation was public Wed- k Warren, Mrs. Sylvester Aran and 4P others Temple Place, Huston, Mass who ha> the L. Colwell received a verdict of — The Republican caucus of the Wiscon- ing, Burnham, Geo, H. Morse as- wood.” Arrangements have been made for Jan. 13th. After of Camden, Mrs. ('. S. Coakley and IP others appointed nesday evening, the instal- largest practice in the world and who is ’M*1 in a suit Dr. Charles A. sin nominated John C. signee; Robert B. Cooksou, Unity, Norman accommodation at reduced rates of board at against legislature Spooner of Spruce Head, Pauline Pierpont and 22 lation was a supper. The remainder of the without doubt the most sue, .-ssfu! specialist k r. a Harlem Wad well, assignee; James A. Bel- the Elmwood, City Hotel and the Bay Y'lew prominent physician. for Senator.The Republican caucus of others of for the same. Curtis, in curing all forms of nervous and chronic Washington fast, Norman Ward well, Hotel. Those rooms should notify evening was passed in a very social manner. months ago Colwell, who is known the New renomi- assignee. desiring diseases, offers to give free consultation by Hampshire legislature of Mrs. Palmer at once. General will 1 ’A Hartshorn Clark Belfast presented a orders The night of meeting has been from all street, obtained a decree for ab- nated Senator A of Lewiston and Auburn at- changed mail to all sufferers Write to him at once Gallinger. delegation petition for discharge in be issued soon. insolvency. Wednesday to Saturday. about your case, lie will surely cure y.>u. ^ Slaps and Dashes. per cent, of the annual wages paid, and, j Prominent Men in congress. Belfast Free Library. GOLD DUST WASHING POWDKR. 1 perhaps, more significant than all, four “Our Mutual Friend.” When Dickens’ Characteristics of Some or I he Nation’s Law* Rooks added from Dec. 14th to JaD. 14, j times as much of the intelligence of the ; makers. 1897: story with this title came before the pub- This is as States. This 1896. 827.36 the country that of the Bryan | “The of the House and Senate Arditi, Luigi. My reminiscences. Package— lic somebody knowing the true siguificance galleries Barlow, Jane. Mrs. Martin’s com- illiteracy is, of course, the contribution of are resorts these days for a part ; out that “Our Common popular pany and other stories. 1896. 111.25 ! of words pointed the As the remember it. It contains the south to the Bryan cause, and is one of Washington population. Barrie, James Matthew. Margaret Friend” was the meaning of the novelist, hour of noon the seats 838 20 i of the misfortunes of the alliance of much approaches pro- Ogilvy. who, however, was merely echoing an al- vided for spectators in the two branches Bates, Arlo. Talks on writing Eng- of the extreme west with that lish ... 914 20 compara- of Congress gradually till up, and no mat- 1896 ! most universal error. “Mutual” refers S. and John. tively unprogressive section. ter how dull the proceedings may be, Brooks, Eibridge Alden, to the relations of two or Long vValls: an American ad- individuals, | there is a liberal audience to be boy’s always ventures in Greece. A of as in sense of story dig- parties alone, the reciprocal, found in the galleries. The moment a and 338.10 It used to be accepted as a not improp- ging discovery. 1896...... and >o “our mutual friend” is illiterate breezy debate is started on the floor there Children's history book: tales of the er caper for school children of all sizes to is a line of men outside the doors of our uative land 189(5. 323.21 nonsense. That it is “sanctioned by long history spit on their slates. But that nasty prac- leading to the galleries, waiting for seats, Clarke, Mary Cowden. My longlife: none the less so. an high authority” makes it for it is one of the rules of both houses autobiographic sketch. 181H5. 825 20 was The next tice long since abolished. Frances Bell. What the Washing Powder that no persons are allowed to stand in the Courseu, reform in the school room should Dragon Fly told the children. 347 24 cognate galleries. Many of the spectators are reg- Speaking of “high authority,” here is Crabb, George. -English synomyuies that cleans be to compel pupils to abstaiu from wet- j ular attendants, and can pick out all the everything the New York Times saying “less unendu- explained in alphabetical order. 1896. 914 24 lead in their mouths. It is ! prominent members of Congress and dis- Frances J. and others. The ting pencils j! •Dyer, rable,” as though could be more a hook of the a record of and anything not and of tinguished senators, says correspondent pilgrimage: quickly, cheaply only nasty possibly promotive the or less than unendurable. (| in the Brooklyn Eagle. They are famil- Congregationalist pilgrimage to contagious diseases, but sanitarians say j iar with all the whims and idiosyncrasies England and Holland. 1896. 528 14 Thomas A. Johns, Annie Adams James perfectly. the lead is poisonous. ZZ. of the statesmen, and delight to relate Fields, (Mrs. T.) A of Boston Authors and friends.1124 14 For 41b. newspaper representative anecdotes of this or that. economy buy package. congressman Fisher, George Park, Jr. Out of the culture “a recurrence of the disease Just at Senator Cullom is the A Common THE S. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, says New York Fashions. present woods: a romance of camp life. 1896. 227.32 hero with the as his occurring about the same time each year.” gallery habitues, Hibbard, George A. Lenox. ( Ameri- Chicago, St. Louis, New York, stirring speech on free Cuba has brought can summer resorts ).. 532.7 Boston, Philadelphia. In the same column the Governor of Accessories. collars. Lace ¥okes. Fancy Indepen- his name to the front. The Affliction Thomas I prominently Iluxley, Henry. Physiog- New is referred as “the dent Waists. Fans, tiloves. Skating Costumes. : an introduction to the Hampshire to, | Illinois statesman prides himself on his raphy study of The of nature. 1895. 919 4 of a “A demand for [Correspondence Journal.] resemblance to Abraham and he Cured recipient reception.” j Lincoln, Permanently by Taking Sarah Orne. The of lias his iron chin and side whiskers Jewett, country more silence,” “more indexible,” “the Accessories in the way of collars, pointed ; gray the pointed lirs. 1896 215.18 trimmed in the style affected by the raar- A most unprecedented” and “the most or square yokes or jabots, worn over plain j Jokai, Maurus. Black diamonds. i tyred President. His tall and spare figure novel. Translated by F. A. Ger- eternal” are to to some extent also very late examples of waists, appear supersede has the peculiar stoop that characterized AYER’S m ard. 1896.". 135 5 metropolitan newspaper etymology. the trimmed corsage, and economy may en- Lincoln's personal appearance, and there Kingsley, Henry. Austin Elliot. A A CAB-DRIVER’S STORY. novel. are other of resemblance between 1894. 111.10 ter into their as two | points largely construction, Krehbiel, Edward. How to | the Illinois senator and the war President, I was afflicted for eight years \vith Salt Henry kinds of lace are admissible, with chiffon Rheum. During that time, I tried a listen to music. Hints to untaught But vile English is not confined to the Cullom is an extremely nervous man, and great FOR THE NEXT SIXTY j many medicines which were highly rec- lovers of the art. 1896. 927.29 Un in and small of vel- this fact out in all his newspapers. Here is a judge of a United addition, very pieces crops nearly of liab- ommended, but none gave me relief. I Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim. Nathan its. While in the Senate was at last advised to Sarsa- We shall sell WINTER GOODS States court vet or handsome ribbon are available as I sitting listening try Ayer's the wise: a dramatic poem. Trans- saying “occurrences took parilla. by a friend who told me I ! to a debate his iiauds are that lated by Ellen Frotliingham. 1892.. 1135 1 collars were never .so busy rolling must purchase six bottles, ami use them less of cost. 'I must place." An “occurrence ac- tabs. Independent Lummis, Charles E. hey be sold happened,” ! strips of paper info tapers; then he un- according to directions. I yielded to his Spanish pio- varied or so beautiful. A satin or neers. 1893. 453.3 cording to another authority. plain ! winds them and tears them into small persuasion, bought the six bottles, and room lor our line took the contents of three of these ruci.»augniin, in. i.ouise. he second larye of folded satin ribbon stuck, from one to two ! bits. At the close of each session bot- Spring day’s tles without noticing any direct benefit. maritime: ;i memoir of Elizabeth the about his desk is covered with Before 1 The Boston Herald calculates that the and a half inches high, is the foundation carpet had finished the fourth bottle, Charlotte, Duchcsse ri’ Orleans. 847.1 of my hands were as ! fragments paper. Senator Cullom is Matson, Henry. References for liter- Venezuelan wai scare cost us two or three to which may be attached wide or narrow | what is termed a self-made man. His ary workers with introductions to i THIS IS A thousand millions of dollars, thus admit- aeeordiou-piaited lace or chiffon, (quite parents were poor, and his early boyhood Free from Eruptions topics ami questions for debate. 189:;. R.L. BONAFIDE SALE, were in on a farm. His j .Maurice, .diaries Edmund. Story of the of the over-es- narrow under the chin) over the days spent toiling as ever were. business, which ting possibility trilling falling they My Bohemia from the earliest times to education was the is that of a cab-driver, me to timate of a or velvet or silk with gained during winters, requires thousand millions. stock, tabs, edged be out in the fall of national in And we and later on at the country schoolhouse. cold and wet weatlmr. often independence guarantee all goods, narrow lace or bound with velvet be without gloves, and the trouble has Idl'd with a chapter on later events. may When he became a man lie studied young m*\er returned."—Thomas A. Johns. l*i|i. 434 11 refunded if not wired to curve or lie Hat ac- a I satisfactory Th.* W'inthmp Budget the other day slightly over, law, got into politics in small way, be- Stratford, Out. Moffat, William 1>. Not without hon- came Governor of his was elected or: e >mpunned tha: it hadn’t a line of adver- cording to the requirements of the wearer, j State, to the st..r\ of an odd hoy. 824.51 I Congress and later was sent to the Senate. Mo wry, W. A. and A M. History of man tising from any business in town. It 1 NO 1SUI..E EXISTS Senator Harris of Tennessee is an in- the l iiiteri States for schools. ispb 444.!' bad overlooked Ayer's ini Sarsaparilla Giovaum Domenico. Doctor White Alt Wo cl Underwear. S1 CO. fcvm&r prior the local under- of tabs? on the floor. His Rulini, apparently regarding collars. Any number teresting figure ruddy “ “ Admitted at the World’s Fair, Antonio. A novel. 155 21 i &wiis Conde tak s stickful in a column. face and hair and j Heavy i.OO, near-by from two to ten are seen, and sometimes picturesque goatee Shaler, Nathaniel Southgate. Ameri- have earned for him the name of the man- Natural Woo! “ “ none at all. Colored beads sewed on Ayer's JPiiis Cleanse the lionets. can highways: their condition and Heavy .73, darin. His characteristic attitude in the the means hv which thev mav be “ “ A Boston newspaper calls the attention Venetian row's of at Natural Wooi lace tabs, or beads Senate is striking. It is that of the bettered. 189b.'._‘. 952.7 -60, of its readers to some coats” and “ “gents’ tlse front of a folded white satin stock, heavy man in the tragedy, with a modi- Sheridan, Richard Brinsley. The Fleeced Lined WcgI school for Heavy .50, does it outside the columns. fication of the Irving pose and scandal, and The Rivals. advertising are very pretty and attractive, and Henry “ “ “ “ facial He stands with Congressman David II. Mercer, the With an introduction by A. Birrell 1228 b .39 The next will be for expression. tight- thing “pants,” colored velvet tabs on a white or of the Skinner (diaries M. Myths and pink ly drawn muscles, shoulders secretary Republican congressional “ “ Ribbed “ “ wear that slightly the of legends of our own land. 189b 2v. .1152.21 .39, 'genK' always garment. satin stf'. k are among fashionable fan- bent forward, lips compressed and brow | committee, enjoys reputation being the N-Tokes, Anson Phclphs. .Joint- “ an dialing dish expert of the House. He Camel’s Hair cies. fur lias been seen on a contracted, with expression of blood- j Metallism. 189b.Id58 21 .39, High grade is an all round sportsman, and when lie Windermere terrace” is the latest Bos- curdling determination. There is a sug- Tarr, Ralph S. Elementary physical few collars, and apropos of fur the de- | on a it is not gestion of slow music when he moves goes hunting trip necessary geography. 189b. 912.51 Underwear at the same reduction. ton in the of a local de- I Boys’ importation way fur llussian is more for him to take a hired cook He mand. especially sable, about the Senate, or rises to give an ex- I along. Traill, Henry Duff-editor. Social Eng- and b\ the Hub of the Uni- can broil a venison steak to a brown land. Yoi. 5. From the accession Mens and Outside Shirts at the sa ne reductirv situation. By brisk than at the. beginning of the season; pression of his views, with one finger i turn, Boys' or can make a Welsh rarebit that cannot of George I. to the battle of Water- “ “ “ “ “ verse will be so English, you that no drawn threateningly like a weapon on his know, many persons delaying their purchases j be excelled. loo.1155.2b Caps colleagues. “ “ “ Boston woman will have the slightest pos- until after 1st, Trowbridge, John. What is elec- “ “ “ January thereby enjoying in Congressman Sulloway is known as the Sweaters tutting directly trout of Harris is an- tricity’? (International scientific sible reason for the ocean to see the benefit of the usual reduction in necktieless statesman. Certain it is that “ “ “ “ “ “ crossing other unique figure. It is that of Sena- series ) 189b. 945.27 Gioves & Kittens the New man the original articli. A illustrated in shoulder tor the farmer statesman from big Hampshire dispenses Tyndall, John. Forms of water in prices. novelty Cockrell, “ “ “ “ “ “ with this of a man’s Winter Missouri. He is a man of democratic part wearing apparel. clouds and rivers, ice and glaciers. 948.19 Hosiery capes, brought out by C. C. Sliayue, is the Its absence is not how- Elizabeth habits and made a name for himself im- generally noted, Ward, Stewart Phelps. The and proposed already instituted die- adaption of the entire animal; collar and ever, as a growth of luxuiiant whiskers Chapters from a life. 189b. si5 12 mediately upon taking his seat in the Sen- Hundreds of articles that we Hows from his chin over his Westover, Cynthia M. Bushy a ro- have not tetic reform of omitting breakfast, or of made of ate black to chest and cape being up lengthwise pieces, by refusing point attend a mance founded oil 189b.5.49 14 down even fact. with the watch of his the room to ... substituting that varied and and the lower trimmed with State reception because it involved wear- pocket Mabel mention. usually edge tails, vest. Wright, Osgood. Toinmy- a dress which he Only by a close inspection can it be meal with butter ing suit, regarded as un- Anne-anri the three hearts. 189b 555.27 strong simply bread, legs and feet—the claws also retained, at- discovered that there is no tie about the becoming a representative ot a Wright, William. An account of Pal- PLEASE CALL AND SEE and coffee, after the manner of cultivat- tached in farming turned down collar that FOR YOURS pairs. constituency. His personal appearance Congressman myra and Zeuobia with travels and wears. adventures in Bashan and ed Frenchmen, is not a new thing to IN OPPOSITION TO THE OHXATE is strongly suggestive of tlie farm- Sulloway the typical A little incident Desert. 1895 527.12 er as in that took place the other | Americans. It was in cul- of collars are or portrayed comic weeklies. He vogue among styles fancy stiff, plain at the main door of the House of has a of hair around day Rep- tivated Bostonians two fringe tiie lower "Presente-l. generations ago, dotted silk with a formal bow7 at resentatives resulted in a reduction in the stocks, part of his head, anil a bunch of whiskers STAPLES & COTTRELL, 12 Main and earlier and later. evo- House force the dismissal of a messen- probably The the front, and destitute of trimming, best of the Hackensack variety adorns his by He Didn’t Skeer. lution of that meal to the chin. A ger. Senator George of who simple present however to or for pair of steel-rimmed spectacles Mississippi, adapted young faces, a rests on the. end speaks with broad southern accent, When the bucolic with matutinal gorge of Scotch of liis long and severe gentleman goat- porridge, chops, use under wraps. Four-in-hand walked over to the House to see heavy nose. Cockrell has Congress- ue whiskers and a hat of the accor- hot muffins and looking been termed esq steaks, buckwheat cakes, ties in white or colored are also iu man Dinsmore. As lie was about to vogue the watchdog of tlie Senate, for there is pass dion pattern stepped briskly into the ele- HARDWARE. suggests some reflections as to the one of the interesting for ladies, made precisely like those worn nothing more to him than to see a through door, doorkeepers, vator and announced a desire just to galling not the statesman, a health, morals and population. For satin- bill pass the Senate carrying a liberal ap- knowing Mississippi make couple of trips while he was tak- by gentlemen. evening, plaited, laid his hand on his arm and detained propriation. He also keeps a close tab on ing a “noonin’,” the youthful conductor edged chiffon over the puff or frill at the him. pension as as he is in tlie of the lift was tickled to the soles of his “What does ‘ad valorem’ ask- 1 bills,.and long mean,” is worn with or short sleeves are a armhole, long Senate no measure that has not been “Here, sir, you representative?” feet. The people of the building were •Old Commdore Vanderbilt. ed a late down South editor of the en- lie called out. and with any and all laces, as it is a thoroughly reviewed and-'diseussed can out for lunch and he had a clear lield for office “No, sail,” replied Senator “I cylopedic watchman. The latter fashionable waists get very far through the legislative mill George. sport. fancy. Independent am a member, sail, of the United States explained, and then the editor proceeded before the objection of tlie Missourian “Are you all ready?” shouted the boy, not only exist, but arc beautiful and I want to see singularly Senator is heard. Senate, Representative as though the slightest neglect meant FOR SUCCESS, to write an able leader against ad valorem sail.” and a somewhat worn satin waist is ren- Tlie habitual attitude of Senator Vest, Dinsmo’, serious disaster. tariffs. This doorkeeper was a resident of the dered newr by a covering of embroidered the colleague of Cockrell, is to sit deep “Let’ergo, sonny,” responded the man * down in liis with his Bowery district in New York, and had from the while he chewed not and so chair, legs slightly country, slip- chiffon, extremely full, arrang- cultivated a sense of which and his so grim humor elm bark with the same There was \ time w hen apart, head drawn that liis ears pery industry overpopulation ed that the of lie was in the liahit of at the largest sprays embroidery and shoulders are about on a level. In exploiting that a rabbit chews cabbage. was obviated and wars, of men i by long i with lie 110 BUSINESS GO I! bloody lie plain on the satin. Tight, satin coat this position one might think be lias expense peculiarites. That “sonny” touched Young America to senator: , Now it is effected under neither neck nor chin. promptly replied the venerable in a sensitive and went to by asphyxiation sleeves are preferred to other shapes, and Vest has the rep- spot, they the a attend ice and by coal gas. utation of being the off-hand speaker in Representative Dinsmo’, sail, roof with whiff that sent dust and will to you. the chiffon is laid in two small puffs at Is not. the sab the upper house. No one can t-"icli him, upon Ho’, ; papers whirling through the corridors. want the is He went home at >WeWe your trade. top, and below the elbow wrinkled if liis is half-past fo’, sab, The turned to see his with ! particularly temper aroused and boy passenger Thirty years used to be called a genera And w on’t be hack no mo’, sail. “ ' “ across tin* sleeve to the cuff. A very the debate is of a personal nature. His one leg hanging over the other, his jaws, We "ish to “» Bon, or tlie iverage of human life. This wit is as keen as a and his without a in and dressy waist i s formed ot alternate velvet knife, sarcasm working change time, HARDWARE. aveiage gradually increased to ;i4 years' as bitter as gall. To this fact Secretary A Cunning Dog. his appearance as calm as though he were 1 And wii i. SEi.i vot at bands and cream lace of the same width, and at last to 42. Morton can testify, for during the fre- sitting on a stake-and-rider fence, watch- j A over a white silk foundation. quent controversies Between the secretary family let their house furnished, ng things grow. Down went a P ANS OF A I,I. SIZES of agriculture and the senator from .Mis- in it a The tenant was they with bang, and the The man w ho to make a for- leaving large dog. thought | souri the latter old mail asked if there wasn’t some THE VERY LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, are from the has, figuratively speaking, an old who liked to sit. in a only tune at in used, largest sized feather lady, partic- honey production Cuba soon spitted liis adversary and held him up to way in which “th' mersheen could be fan, to the small and medium- scorn ularly comfortable chair in the a ^ found out that the bees of the tropics eat | Empire, tlie and ridicule of all. drawing made to hump along leetle faster. Then Wl:. (il ARANIT.l. TO 1)0 I HIS. sized, fans fill the in- no member of the Senate but as the was also fond the lad the throttle wide 1 theii honey as fast as theygatliei it. They j spangled gauze up Probably gets room; dog very desperate pulled terval liis name printed in the open, and before he could check the ter- do not store it for winter, because do between these extremes. With ; Congressional of the chair, she found him frequently in j they lleeord so frequently as does Senator Call rifie speed the upper end of the course Mrs. Potts’ Irons 65c. Steel and Iron, 2 I --2c. not have to. low-necked dresses, the long glove is in- possession. rather afraid of the ef Florida. A visitor dropping into the Being was reached, the cables snapped, the car dog, she did not dare to drive him dispensable, and cream white with self- Senate gallery on any day that that body out, dropped like a bullet to the air cushions Axe and Handle, 75c. Paints and Oils. and therefore she used to go to the win- The real not the colored seems most in favor. is considering a public measure is almost, below, bounded half a story, and finally George Washington, stitching, dow and call “Cats!” The would Churns, $ 1.00 to $5.00. A (iood for $25.00. sure to hear a from the Florida dog settled, with the from Sleigh plaster cast of “history,” it seems secur- is also iu demand speech then rush boy screaming Contrasting stitching senator. to the window and bark, and No subject is too dry for him. fright. A Good Pocket 25c. A ed his election to the House of for four button but not to the then the lady would take of Knife, (iood Razor. 50c. Virginia gloves, It cannot be said, however, that Call has possession “Can’t we make another trip or two?” the most lavish the chair. One day the dog entered the Burgesses by dispensation exclusion of self-colored. gained much in eloquence during his asked the unmoved granger. Thar’s smil- A good trade in*”"""" of room and found the lady in possession of in’ stillin' in that kind’er among the electors of rum and other in- TIIE plainest skating COSTI ME many years speaking in the Senate. motion. And, ; the chair. He ran to the window and There is a saying about Congress that il- sonny, you kin jest tell your people tliar toxicants. is a black serge skirt with a bright colored barked The to j ''VALE KINDS OF HARDWARE.^ lustrates this point. When a roll of the excitedly. lady got up was one farmer in here that th’ news- waist or and hat to match. As a see what was the matter, and the in- jacket House is taken it consumes about three- dog papers can’t make no fun of. lie don’t] stantly seated himself in the chair. 1 Even the old matter of skirts are shorter and 1fourths of an hour, and is a [Sun- skeer worth a dura.” [Detroit Free Press. “grand man” of England, course, proceeding day School Visitor. that is both tedious and irksome. There — Gladstone, is owner of a But narrower than those for ordinary ocea- ! distillery. is a general outpouring from the House Disraeli was not and a fur band around the lower Iron of Maine. HARDWARE. at the sions, Highways probably hinting galleries( when the roll is to be called. How to tell Good Rubbers. fact when he said the is a with the After to a great Liberal leader edge very pretty addition, listening long speech by the Steam Hoads Show $500,-480 Increase in Earnings Florida senator one a In this rubbers are was “intoxicated with the exuberance of jacket trimmed in keeping. Cloth suits day, witty senator climate, among the Electric Roads Looming I p. ♦♦♦ remarked: necessaries of life. From the first snow of his own verbosity.” with tight jackets best meet general re- The railroad commissioners1 annual “There is one thing that is more 5 only November, through the drifts of January, on steam roads business in quirements; a loose jacket, however, ad- 1tiresome than the call of the and report doing House, thaws of blizzards of and this State shows an increase of 5.34 ! tnat is the of February, March, per HERE ISA GOG The New York World was started as a mits of an additional garment inside, Call the Senate.” mud of who considers cent, in and 6.75 per cent, in I A or so Senator Call April, every person mileage “What a when desired. short are usu- year ago gained religious daily. fall was there, Very jackets bis health will not too far his earnings. The returns to June 30, IS'.>6, j m ich notoriety by removing his shoes in get away from men 1’ ally open at the front, showing gay vests, ! rubbers. Now there are rubbers and rub- show an increase of 8500,480 in earnings my country the Senate one day and placing his blue PROPOSITION bers; some very good, and others not. It is over those of 1895, 8*, 111,507, : and velveteen blouse waists in bright feet on at his desk. For being stockinged top natural when crude rubber costs si This is a thus nearly against 87,611,127. comparison j I NI; (1KI V I < hues are rudely sliockiug the of the a that some should on ertain newspapeis persist in referring quite popular. Contrasting colors, ; dignity pound makers skimp of “gross earnings from in- j Senate lie was much in rubber operation,” or on or criticised, and, their and substitute other things, to tlie President as “his excellency.” lie bright red, look pretty the ice, i stead of “gross transportation earnings,“ filer, tlie incident came near defeating hint I which may make the rubber look well,— } dark colored cloth is often trimmed with as heretofore. In many eases the former has no such constitutional title. Most of j for re-election to the Senate that fall. and wear wretchedly. There is one sure method has been » is so fashionable that it ex- and easy way, however, of telling a misleading. the* State constitutions give it to the < red. Green Senator FefTer presents an odd figure at good 9 gov- rubber from a The best rubbers in- The total number of passengers o irried j ; bad. ® tends to or black and i all times, but he is particularly I or $2.00 per y ear eruors of States, but it is an out-of-date skating costumes; striking variably carry the manufacturer’s brand. to June. 30, 1896, was against while in his street attire. When lie mounts 5,706,615, form a. desirable contrast. Silk For instance, there are the oldest, rubber in 1805. The number of tons of title* and not in with democratic orange 5,535,031 >T: keeping j tlie terrace of the on a cold Ih-pU't with tie W S 11 Capitol day makers in the world, L. Candee & Co., of carried for the June velvet bordered with ermine or freight year ending t.h* c.n : i. institutions, under which all men are of dresses, liis whiskers are carefully tucked under New Haven, who have been making rubbers fj '.‘ftion 30, 1896, was 5,229,084, against 5,003,834 toirmuy ® Russian and lace or em- his vest safe from the his overcoat for nearly (JO years, and who manufacture ! HIV*- ‘l ihillid ! equal dignity before the law. While mil- sable, showing ! wind, in 1895. over a boot is universally recognized ns th n -t c-mp :«* collar is turned up and the coat buttoned 'Jo,000 pairs day. Every and ® a relic of broidery also, are displayed by some Since June 30, the Patten A Sherman weekly newspaper in the w.>rM ll u- !:. •••• read Social Page tor Women itaiisni, barbarism,survives,mil- out of line. His slouch hat is shoe that goes out of their facto.y is stamp- pulled 5.01 miles has been aried, britrhter and better than any tn.-r i; V Page <>t Music in fact is too I ed “CAN DEE” on tile bottom. When railroad, long, opened »'./•<•»•//. )(<•(' the S(.ii'ti»t .J, nr; .1. f A n-i ,f itary titles ofplistinction will be necessary; wealthy persons; nothing down until it rests on his and he you l" ica, Illustrated f ashions from Abroa. ears, the 1 inasmuch as all it- manor i- /'.c get a pair of rubbers stamped “CANDEE,” to public travel, making total mileage unique, •*•. A of household Tatters no rea- for the ice, which affords j shambles in a San liter,-r discusses t d. I'm-. J In Page but uncivil official life titles have elegant always along dreamy way .that can rest assured that have rub- Weekly you you got of steam railroads Nov. 30, 1896, 1720.02 Nn.vV'tk and other I a rev u N mil \ -a tlie of a to contrast. are because brings suggestion mummy the bers that can on, because are ■!!■•■ son for being. Nay, there is every reason Toques universal, you rely they miles. The accidents to passengers for arid Europe A special .Vv f IOWA Ihl'lt and many other attractions fm mind. made who could not even I- rfs short stories They are i-y the he-t writer- f small and are in with the by people afford, were four and women. for them “his excellen- always harmony the June 1896, and America, -tr « ;••'••■: dropping all,from have their eccentricities as if wanted to send out rubbers. year ending 30, Europe always pretty Congressmen they to, poor aiul clean The Financial i- costume. Verona Clarke. killed and 11 injured, against two killed Department read i-.y ad cy” to “squire.” well as do the members o£ tlie Senate. Remember this point when you are buying prominent hankers ami capitalist.-, ai d m .iu.—• ns Tim Herald is easily New i and 11 in 1895. There were six of finance I O \\ .> TO I* Ii > i- c m -idorvd an a ir h r- most rubbers. injured One of the interesting Leading of are reviewed land’ (ireatest The North Caro- congressmen killed and 61 against ity. books the day by Newspaper. Political Points. employes injured, Onlooker. The lover of sport finds yrreat interest tn Which reminds me that when the Bos- in the present House is of Texas, Hailey nine killed and 35 in 1895. ‘Afield and Afloat: Sports on hand ami Water." and lina met Jan. Oth and elected was injured I) ,">()«•. month ; .$<» > legislature who the first man to the Something to Know. The Veteran keeps informed on ll.-r-e-racinur + lily per repudiate a fact that while in 1895 you ton Courier, away back in the later fifties, It is noticeable The Fashion is of interest to the all and A. nomination of Bryan. One of article great ladies ♦ officers, Republicans Populists. Bailey’s were and 10 at The miscellaneous matter of TOU ,\ TOI’H * eon- ♦♦♦ was a It be worth to know that there six killed injured ♦♦♦ edited Jolm with staff is his which is invari- may something sists of and — by Clark, is of the peculiarites dress, not tres- poems—clever briirht, comic and tragic F. Hilntan, Populist, speaker the very best medicine for restoring the highway crossings, of those i»y the best poets; jokes, etc which included Lunt and ably the same. His costume is that of burlesques, witticisms, George George House.Tom Watson 407 votes tired out nervous system to a healthy vigor passing only six were injured in 1896. by the cleverest humorists of the day. 1‘rice, lOcts ! got only his native State, consisting of a black 8. Hillard, whereby the Courier became is Electric Bitters. This medicine is purely On June 30, 1895, there was 93.89 miles in his own State. It is not st range that he Prince Albert suit with a vest cut very acts tone to the nerve LEGISLATIVE NOTICE. in vegetable, by giving of street in and on the high literary court of appeal Bos- a railway operation, has subsided since election. low, white lawn tie, high rolling collar, centres in the stomach, gently stimulates completely June 30, 1896, 131.10 miles. The street Tales From Town Notice is hereby given that the und. that the use of all and a broad brimmed black bat. In this the Liver and Kidneys, and aids these organs Topics ton, journal dropped are all l2mo, 256 patres. a Quarterly Magazine of Fiction, now vvill ask the for an Act of lie _At a conference of leaders of the Na- in off in the blood. railroads, with one exception, Legislature the make-up, and with his erect bearing and throwing impurities in its sixth year Issued first day of March, June, tionasthe Searsport Water Company w titles referred to, deciding that “Mr.” the electric have and tional Democratic in Sat- clean shaven Mr. is the Electric Bitters improves appetite, aids operated by power. They September December. ami privileges of water com pan, party Chicago, face, Bailey typi- A complete novel by some well-known author leads powers was for the and and is by those who become an element in the in town ot good enough greatest cal of the southern digestion, pronounced important »ach number; the remainder of the volume consists Searsport. General Buckner said he saw no specimen gentleman. best W (IR1N N H urday, have tried it as the very blood purifier For the year jf stories, poems, witticism-,, etc from best. a war horse his transportation problem. burlesques, of the Demo- Like bit, paw- ■ bit A so far back as to 1 I. MORl present prospect reconciling champing and nerve tonic. Try it. Sold for 50c or June there were carried TOPIC*, make republican ending 30, 1896, ion fresh J. NV. BLA( K It was voted the ing the ground and waiting impatiently SI.00 bottle at & Wilson’s reading- Price, 50 cents; *$2.00 per year. 3w2 cracy. organization per Kilgore City on these railways 12,302,326 persons. When Secretary Olney referred to cer- should be perfected in each State of for the signal to charge is Congressman Drug Store. and Jefferson’s Walker of Massachusetts waiting for the Offer. tain as “eminent gen- Washington’s birthday_ “Hear Towser barking at the hand-organ j Special Subscription jingo Congressmen financial to in the House. Fi- The Democrats and Populists in the Idaho fight open man,” said Mollie. “Wonder if he. thinks Good to March IffURSERY he or he is “I was troubled with that dreadful disease 1, 1897. tlemen,” “spoke sarkastic,” to nance is the of the Massachusetts have determined caucus hobby head to he’s saying anything?” Legislature called dropsy; swollen from foot. '•'or ft 1.00. TOWA TOPIC* f Miron months to in lamentable soft-saw- There is little of the member. Mr. Walker has collected an “Of course he does,” said Tommie. “He’s getting indulge separately. prospect Burdock Blood Bitters has completely cured w" back v. ltimes ,.f TALK* FROM TOW.A amount of data for the session ‘You sha’n’t play in our yard.’ l'KF.I'. a IKiNTS. der. breach between them being patched up. present me. It is a most wonderful medicine.” singing, Bazar. I OO, 1 O W \ TOPIC* for one year and'four that would an statisti- | Harper’s to take orders on the road ‘in The Dubois men are sanguine that their stagger ordinary Joseph Herick, Linwood, Ont. '■MCS TALK* FROM TOW \ TOPIC* Wanted IP iNI'S. and Summer. 1 ne«pta!h The of the census show that the candidate for U. S. Senator will be nom- cian, and he is now busy disseminating coming Spring figures “Have you read that article ‘How to Tell j 5.00. regular club subscription price for lor beginners and experienced men. W inated. All indications to their financial literature among his colleagues. and States 70 cent, of point a Bad Egg’?” TOPIC* TICK* FROM IOWA your help aivl are willing to pay libera McKinley represent per CASTOniA. | both for one and ten is that the electo- in resembles a strict be if S. publications year, W rite for full information. success.It reported Walker, appearance, “No, I haven’t; but my advice would liitnes ,.( * The i. j talk* from to\va topic the 80 per cent, of minister. He has a fae- „„ «' country’s population, ral vote of Nebraska will stand six for Presbyterian ruddy you have anything important to tell a bad I / a lb'NTS. WHITING NURSKRN 1 o', p o. Money Order nr Now York its assessed valuation, 85 per Watson and two for instead of face, which is with gray ,8lmile every egg, why, break it gently.” [Household j Exchange 'I property Sewall, fringed whiskers, signature wrapper. iOW .A TOPIC *. 20* 5th Ave., Kew York. 457 Blue Bill Avenue, Boston. while the hair is white. Words. cent, of its workingmen and more than 85 four and four as was agreed upon. snowy the capital of Nicaragua. should now, be called perhaps, Governor, wayside, a la Mrs. News — Jerry Cruncher, and en- Literary and Notes. ! since is a State in the of The Nicaragua only new joyed the slow (,)Vll ^pondence Journal.] i astonishment that stole confederation—receives a of salary $2,500 gradually over their faces in The New Year’s Sothoron’s appears in f \u akagua, Dec. 7, 1890. the midst of ■ and is a cover of and K' per annum, elected for four years, an Ave as unique design color. The of these they beheld bonnets and capitals Spanish which if jack- stories, articles and poems are of much during time, not cut short in ets instead of •n largest and handsomest priestly robes. We drove merit, and include “A Vision—to Eugene his career by some more powerful he rival, some distance the of Field,” “The Ancestral “John ii, par excellence, of the along edge the lake, Ghost,” “makes hay” iu the sunshine of oppor- then Jacob Astor and Madam “The up a steep hill to an Bonaparte,” / > and all that is best elevation of toe racy Old Milk Pail “The Ghost tunity and usually amasses an immense 200 Stub,” of the pOWDCJ? borders. But this is not perhaps feet, where a halt was made Baby’s “The Statue of Pere fortune. A common coming into this Cat,” Marquette,” argument down here that we view // n For might the to “A Told “Out of His j icaragua. 331 years in favor of magnificent pros- | world ought be al- Story by Three,” re-electing presidents is that At Own “The to when pect. our feet lay the Lago de Mana- [ ways a joyful occasion. Mouth,” Studio,” and “The npital, up 1854, are able to steal all want When the Maiden and the Maniac.” they they during gua, in prospective eminent was looking dark-green contrast with { mother looks forward j temporarily the first and afterwards attend * term, may the dread and The American Kitchen SHE surpassing brightness of the en- with forbod- Magazine begins DRAWS Granada, during the five to the affairs of the nation; while a new ing something is wrong; the year with an unusually attractive and circling mountains, whose barren cliffs and •ion in which Walker, the encumbent would in his turn be her health is not what interesting number. The number engros- shown like opens crags gold and silver in it ought to be; she has with a .>ior, figures so conspicuous- in the vigorous article by Edward Atkin- sed the pursuit of wealth. There are the means A PRIZE tropical sun, streaked with cinnabar and neglected son, entitled “Home Life, Not?” -o- called “Liberals” came two which nature and en- Why vice-presidents, who are generally other Elizabeth Orr Williams writes of “Old- he high-colored minerals, lightened science pro- ( long struggle, they the speaker of the senate and the presenting World Scotland.” Mrs. Sarah Sumner speak- the effect of a vide to make baby’s ad- I its return to the ancient gorgeous sunset. Then Teall discusses the er of the lower and either vent free from danger question, “Are Em- and so does woman house, may onward and every upward we to the ex- and anxiety and Entitled to a Fair Return for j' iceroys; and after fight- the duties went, nearly ployers ) of the executive in perform tinct crater of Santa free from pain. Wages Paid?” Mrs. Lincoln’s stion for several a Clara. This moun- department who years, cases of There is a cabinet— Thousands of mothers is full of buys Ivorine Wash= emergency. tain a circular gastronomic good things. effected hollow, basin 100 feet have obtained the most j by temporarily of four ministers of of deep finance; foreign and 000 in wonderful help and sus- The current number of Gunton’s utal mid- yards diameter, is as perfect in Mag- ing Powder. \ head-quarters and of taining power through azine contains nine on economic affairs, agriculture commerce; contour as if chiseled art. A lake papers eon and at by call- their time of and and Granada, affairs and and waiting political subjects, and the usual de- military public works; ed the of trial Doctor Ivorine is a Tiscapa, occupies bottom of the by using partments. The discussed are prize—the -mailer and poorer place of and Pierce's Favorite Pre- subjects justice, public instruction, crater, and this is the public of “Cleveland’s Last “The Elec- handsome build- laundry f scription. It is the grand- Message,” cake of public ecclesiastical affairs. There are 14 sena- tion and Toilet Nicaragua’s capital, where the lavenderas est strengthener for pro- Republican Institutions,” “Sun- Superb .,tin as were at the they two from each elected for mothers that Light on Southern “Evolution j tors, province, clean their linen. spective Politics,” (wash-women) dirty A ever invented. of that iioval, and most of the was Talc- English Trade-Unionism,” “Spain’s Soap she finds in four years; and four “deputies” lugged leads down to the twenty roadway the water, en during expectant Extortions from Cuba,” “Failure of the rt*. for the citizens have nervous or one for each in- where at all hours a it tones up the system; Nail congressmen, 10,000 novel scene is pre- period, Combine,” “A Zollverein,” “Influ- is a that the seat gives vigor to the general constitution and jvery package prize, expected habitants, elected for two years. Mem- sented. ence of Issues on and “Natural Standing knee-deep or waist- imparts power and endurance to the Parties, .'uld he hack to special Causes of brought bers of both houses receive the same sal- in the delicate concerned in parturition. It Agricultural Depression.” ind the she uses I deep water, dressed, (or rather un- organs longer them Gut tlie oi shortens confinement; makes delivery abso- people $1.50 sessions The attractive cover of the New Year’s ary. per diem, during only; dressed) accordingly, the native women safe and easy; fortifies lutely comparatively number of The Youth’s he more sharp lookout in that none are for two successive the and a Companion in- she eligible terms, pound the cloths on flat stones. We are system against relapse promotes highly prizes for the vites close of the issue. Fol- determined if can- supply of healthy nourishment child. inspection they or as candidates for any other office dur- told that the middle of the lake is abso- For all women who have any weakness or lowing the usual number of the very best hem. In their wav both al their ri- the term of service. themselves, ing congressional lutely bottomless, and that a little disease of the organs distinctly feminine, stories, illustrated by the most popular way is the to its Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription artists of the we attempt change The clergy are debarred from civil posi- fioni the outer lines day, find an unusually ue edge, have been most remedy ever devised. It is the would result iu perfect readable paper by Senator of perfect. surely tion of any sort. II is Holiness, the dropped down :100 feet without only medicine of its kind invented by a Lodge liuding Massachusetts, entitled “The Life of a tw the new could not the office of Com- regularly graduated, experienced physician. for ithstanding bishop, get anything. At times the water becomes Senator.” In the next issue of The Ivorine washing, clothes. Mrs. Nancy J. Porter, of Rodney. Monona Co., called ‘‘The Greater missioner of roads if he wanted nor an it, warm, and sulphurous fumes rise from its Jowa.. writes: “I can recommend Dr. Pierce’s Companion instructive paper on “The far ahead of ntral America.” The his lowest the church treas- Favorite Prescription as being any Life of a Congressman,” by lion. Thomas •dishes, tinware, etc., and for a priest guard surface, and again the whole of the other medicine for a woman raising a family. I body B. Reed, was A of > hack to the of m in eonstabular Candidates have three children for the first two I have suffer- published. group treaty capacity. lake suddenly lifts live or six hundred household uses. up feet, and ed each time for twelve hours. Before my last Clergymen’s Stories also begins in the IMG, includes the Ile- for of honor under the the child was born I took Favorite us- any post govern- wash-women have to run for their Prescription,’ same issue. The publishers offer to send three bottles of it. and when I was con- .1, Honduras and San ing only free a ment must certain was in labor beautiful for this The Toilet for the possess qualifications lives, leaving the clothes to float away. fined I suffered very little, and only prospectus year’s Soap wash-stand, ikes no a short time.” printed in several colors. Ad- apparent change of age, education and property; and all Though pronounced very volume, ‘‘extinct,’’thiswould dress The Youth’s Companion, 209 Col- the bath and mment of either. Of pensions from the room, the nursery. persons accepting gov- indicate that the temper of the volcano is umbus Avenue, Boston, Mass. u the as as those the alliance, Xicar- ernment, well performing still too uncertain to make it an agreeable Harper’s Round Table is to publish .1 ruer than Hi>nduras, duties of house or body servants, are de- The J. B. WILLIAMS CO., GLASTONBURY, CONN. neiglibd*. during the year 1897 at least fifty-two ••r has an area only one- nied the right of suffrage or of holding Fannie Brigham Ward. short one in each number of the stories, Makers <>f Williams Famous Shaving Soaps. \iearagua. but a larger office. Nicaragua is a member of the paper, by authors whose names are known Write for catalogue of choice premiums. all over the world as being the best in the both her bigger sisters Universal Postal Union, and its postal The Angle.” “Bloody field of fiction to day. A few of these are: he total population of service is in excellent condition. A money —In William Dean I One of the Most Desperate Engagements In the America, Howells, ni a million and a half. order is in in all the Bret Kate system operation War. Harte, Margaret Deland, Doug- las Owen Joel Chandler i> <-t agreement, each of principal towns of the Republic. There Wiggin, Wister, 1 had been anxious to participate in the Han is, John Kendrick Bangs, Frank R. Mi s becomes a State in are about miles of and 100 HOW IS THE 1,600 telegraph Octave Charles TIME TO BUY scenes occurring at the “angle,” and now Stockum, Thanet, Dudley ,i public," with an equal miles of telephone, and at San Juan del Warner, Elliot Ruth Mc- got permission to go there and look after Molly Seawcll, derated government, but Sur on the Pacific coast connection is Enery Stuart, Howard Pyle and Charles some new movements which had been F. Laurence Alma- government unimpaired. made with the submarine cable, by which Lummis;in England, ordered. Lee made live assaults, in all, Tadema, George Meredith, Thomas Hardy, executive head tor the can be sent from any Nicara- Foot-Warmers, dispatches H. Rider that in a series of even Haggard, Jerome K. S. Soapstone day, desperate and Jerome, i.d surely provoke jeai- guan port to any telegraph office in the R. Crockett, Austin Dobson, Edmund reckless attempts to retake his main line --» m- We have all sizes in stock. Also is in world. Gosse, William Black, Stanley J. Wey- authority lodged of but earthworks; each time his men man, Marquis of Lome, Sir Walter Be- sed of three delegates, 1 he environs ol Managua are very pic- OIL STOVES of all kinds. were hurled back defeated, aud he had to sant, W. Clark Russell, Ian Maclaren, and mber of substitute del- On one side is tlie beautiful turesque. content himself in the end with throwing “Best Line/’ too-— Andrew Lang; in France, Francois Cop- ,nnually by the several lake, miles long by 1(3 wide, surround- pee, Camille Flammarion, and Jules up a new line farther in his rear. Verne. 1 as power to enact the ed by volcanic cones, and on the other are The battle near the “angle” was prob- There’s a kind to •i the exercise of its fertile slopes covered with coffee and co- The February number of Harper’s Glenwood and Heaters the most in Ranges ably desperate engagement will with an nt diplomatic repre- coa plantations yielding prodigious crops. Magazine open brilliantly the history of modern warfare, and pre- article on “The Coronation,” written by Are the best and we sell :ict upon all questions From sides two jut into suit all tastes— them. opposite points sented Richard and illustrated features which were absolutely ap- Harding Davis, lations. It will meet the l ike, giving it somewhat the shape of by R. Caton Woodville. Both writer and palling. It was chiefly a savage hand-to- 115 upitals of the three tlie figure 8. In it the island-peaks, strong or mild— artist witnessed the splendid ceremonies Hi?h street’ hand light across the breastworks. Hank at Moscow from the of official ATA. JJ. ihe order being deter- Momotombe and Momotombita, rise from standpoint M L ATAlll/UUU,Mitchell Maine. after rank was riddled by shot and shell visitors—Mr. Woodville with a royal com- Belfast, c sessions to continue a or the water's °dge to height of six or dark. mission from and Mr. and and a light Queen Victoria, sis to be no bayonet-thrusts, finally sank, of partic- seven thousand feet, sending up inter- Davis as the representative of Harper’s mass of torn and mutilated then corpses; Magazine. Both are at their best in re- except to provide mit taut volumes of smoke or steam to Fred fresh rushed forward to re- the and the Atwood, Me., < troops producing gorgeous spectacle, paid out of the pub- with the clouds. Lake madly or Wixvterport, mingle Managua If smoke result will stand as the final account of place the dead, aud so the murderous you item in coun- is than the Lake Nicara- uportant higher near-by the most imposing state ceremony of work went on. Guns were run -v man wants up close modern office. gua, but not nearly so deep. A line of test our times. To the same number REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. to the parapet, and double of chew, rep- Charles F. Luminis will contribute the new constitution pro- live small steamers is now on charges employed Over Thirteen Millions Fire Insurant’.- -I canister played their part in the first of a series of timely articles on Mex- ('$13,000,000) <*«••«. mission of all disputes its waters t*> accommodate the constantly bloody ico, the of which is characterized •' work. The ft* nee rails aud in the utation and find a spirit SrniKOFiKi.n I'iki am; Maki.nf. (Iranitj: stati: Fn;i In- ...m Venezuelan boundary traffic between Momotombo logs in the title. “The of a Na- increasing Awakening SOCI ATI ON OF III! I. AIIF. 1.1 ‘I! I CaFFIOI Fllll I breastworks were shattered A, In-IIMN ii into splinters, tion.” These are a ial scssion will be held from the result of ■ town, the terminus of the railroad papers Nationai. Fii.f: In.-fham i. ( < 11 t ■ i;i•. Conn. and trees over a foot and a half iu diame- kind like. three months’ undertaken for and the first minister Coiinto on tlie Pacific aud the you’ll journey coast, DESIRABLE RISKS V III I TEJ AT til II RENT R A I KS ter were cut iu two tlie iu- Harper’s Magazine by Mr. Lummis, the and 1’nvny xt a.-rdinary The about completely by capital. country Managua best American authority on the subject. cessant lire. A section of TRAVELERS LIFE AMD ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO b■ | i• 11ill Amer- must have been densely populated by the [ musketry the They will be profusely illustrated from trunk of a stout oak tree thus severed -- l TORNADO INSIRANH WRITTFN FOR ni lrat« Dr. J. D. race and is full of most curious photographs taken expressly for this 1MI1S, rirs acre{>(at!<*. aboriginal was afterward sent to Washington, where series the author. (OKRESPONDFNT OF VEIUH4NT VAMNK iSMBAMF ( 0. a! iv im by cu relics of a which the it is still on at recognized prehistoric people exhibition the National FWEnTWEST SF» IBFIIKS fou.iit AN I) 'OLD. ad ,md aken official Museum. We had not shot down an Modern Burnham of natives regard with great veneration. If only Fairyland, by Elcy LOANS NKOOTIATFO. issued the Arena | "is This is not the a liny but also a forest. Saco, just by Publishing tht* old saw about “Early to bed and BEAL ESTATE BOniHT AND SOLD. i* solklffri. 4 The were in thrust Co., Boston, is a fairy which will > opposing flags places story «n more of these small to rise" be true, the of Nic- and early people against each other, and muskets were tired delight boys girls, especially the lat- iaaoi rather to ter. It stay aragua ought to be wiser than Solomon, with muzzle against muzzle. Skulls were relates the life and adventures of Princess of oi easy matter to eutei wealthier than t’nesus and healthier than crushed with clubbed muskets, and men Feruitta, daughter the King CREAM BALM CATARRH stabbed to death with swords and and Queen of Fairyland, and of her lover, a. ait to hold Methuselah. nine o’clock bayo- | impossible Is ab- By every light nets thrust between the in the Prince Puck. At the christening of the quickly logs para- sorbed. Cleanses n evolutions foi the is extinguished in Managua, and everybody pet which separated the combatants. baby princess a wicked fairy named SUCCESSORS TO the Nasal Passa- are the order of the is tlie of the behind Wild and frantic Grumble-growl wishes that on sleeping sleep just, cheers, savage yells, Feruitta, ges, Allays Pain shrieks rose above the a certain one of her be Winder Rsduc ion in perhaps the leopard the mosquito baron bis ox-hide stretcher, sighing of the wind birthdays may a n d 1 u (lamina- Through Fares aud the pattering of the rain, and formed STEVENS & ERSKINE, changed iuto a mortal. The wish “comes tion, Heals the :ed its splits, and the or or little iron and hammock, bedstead; a demoniacal accompaniment to the boom- true,” the dreaded change to mortality sores. Protects the to Hoshm. ■ millenulum of Membrane from perma- long before “sun up the business of the ing of the guns as they hurled their mis- takes place, and for a time Feruitta is lost additional fold. otne. is But the business accom- siles of death into the ranks. to fairyland. Ultimately, however, she day begun. contending Restores the Senses Even the darkness of and the "HARNESSES returns and on being entrusted with the migua, (pronounced .Mod- seems to be little indeed. night piti- o f Tas t e and plished very of her native intro- less storm failed to stop the fierce contest, government realm, Smell. Hives Re- the southern shore of The takes even bis ....And Dealers In.... duces a number of Nicaraguan pleasures and the deadly strife did not cease till reforms borrowed from “ ■> ile about in the world of and Managua, 00 leisurely and homeopathic doses,—all after midnight. Our troops had been un- miracles, thereby creates COLD 'N HEAD der tire for Boots, “Modern The is t< itic ocean. It is easiest but sleeping and smoking. Every other twenty hours, but they still Fairyland.” story A particle is applied directly into tin* nostrils, and is full of is 50 cents at or held the position they had so dearly pur charmingly told, incident agreeable. Price Druggists by Pacific side by the rail- little town in IIispano-America has its Shoes, mail; 10c. bv mail. chased. duties carried me aud humor. The book is samples My again to beautifully got- ELY Warren Street, New York. !>• from Corinto BROTHERS,5(5 to Lake Casino aud other places of public amuse- the spot the next day, and the appalling Rubbers, ten up, being printed on fine paper, and thereto ment or social but there are was illustrated with a line frontis- journey from gatherings; sight presented harrowing in the ex- Trunks, full-page The price of rooms accommodating two persons Our own and more than much and none in The entertainments treme. killed were scattered piece eighty extremely each will be reduced from y> (in and $1.50 to »ugh longer Managua. clever and over a space near the Bags, marginal cuts; altogether R $1.50 and $1.00 each. ! interest—from town in houses take the form large “angle,” Maine Central R. Grey private generally would make an ideal for a while in front of the captured breastworks present young Steamer- will leave Leilas; u< att.n and •n Extension Oases, or Bound in for < amden tiver, across Lake Nicar- of early dinner parties; and if dancing is the enemy’s dead, vastly more numerous girl boy. handsome cloth, TIME-TA ULi:. permitting, M«>nda>- and Tit :i-dav- a; al. l* ”i* e than our were each $1.50. and thence a few hours it is in tlie afternoon own, piled upon For v :;\ indulged in, begun other, Whips, On and after Oct. 4, 1890, trains connecting at Rangor. ia l;iimi and in some places four exhibit- Saturday.- at about >.•••• \. :•? '•nsus has been taken in and concluded about the hour such exer- layers deep, Dr. Xicoll, who came to this country Burnham and Waterville with through trains for of mutilation. Rohes, steamer fr. >m Host- n ing every ghastly phase with Mr. read the American news- and from when commence elsewhere. The Barrie, Bangor. Waterville, Portland and Bos 1870, the popula- cises peons Below the mass of KK llrUMM. fast-decaying corpses, Blankets, Ete. papers while lie was and audacious- ton will run as It here, follows: lias grown a good deal live in the outskirts of the city, in huts of the convulsive of limbs and the that From Hoston. Tuesdays .,ml Id n:.i : -I. twitching ly admits he liked them. He has FROM BELFAST. of bodies From Rockland. Wednesday- m ir at and now numbers ten or thatched with surrounded writkiug showed that there were NEW STOCK OF confessed to the bamboo straw, Westminster Budget that AM V M I* M (about) r».0(> m. men still alive and to struggling extricate in his no American From M u and, at a guess. Its houses with cacti are poor, opinion institution is Belfast, depart. 7 20 1 25 3 40 Hueksporr. hedges. They very themselves from their horrid 11.00 a.m. entombment. more misunderstood abroad than the Citypoint. t7 25 tl 30 t3 50 j ■ crn in construction than aud [ Waldo. t7 36 +140 dirty beyond degree, yet apparently Every relief possible was afforded, but in He thinks our t4lo; SHOES and RUBBERS. press. newspapers less Brooks 7 48 1 51 4 45 ! uul for as the summer is A too cases it came too late. The BOOTS, LOCAL WIXTLR Sb / F 1(1, Granada, only since happy day long. many sensational than they seem to he, and Knox. 8 02 +2 03 f5 lo was well named the 8 10 2 12 5 38 Steamei Roeklaml. I. w a.;;i- w g overnment was located here which is worth twelve and one-half place “Bloody Angle. Fine Goods. Low says, very that you look in Thorndike. ('apt real, Prices. truly, may leave s The results of the battle are best sum- 8 20 2 22 6 00 Rueksport Tuesday-, I'!: ar-dn\ atid>..*m vain in them for such matter as the di- Unity. been of a 8 2 42 6 25 days at 8.00 a. m. lor Rocklan >»t all rivet .n: any commercial, cents in our money, will sustain whole med in the which the Burnham, arrive. 45 up report generai- HARNESS REPAIRING and I j Open vorce reports which the most 11 50 4 35 ings. including Scarsport. "" ial proper Eng- Bangor. importance. Its rich for a for need little in chief sent to At 6.30 CARRIAGE TRIMMING. < A M Returning from Roeklaml at 8 a. m. Mi.inlaw family week, they Washington. ) Evenings. lish papers publish. Undoubtedly we he wrote to Halleck as Waterville 011 3 13 7 05 Wednesdays and Fridays. mostly planters, who have more than that with which nature has p. m., May 12th, Americans like the newspapers we have follows: I* M A M F. W. FoTK. Agent.Re!fast “The eighth day of battle closes 59 Main Street. on the than others in 'neighborhood and reside and for better, whole, any Portland. 12 25 5 35 1 40 WILLIAM 11 HILL, (Jen-1 R.-st. supplied them,—plantains yams between three or Manage!. leaving four thousand the but we are so ad- E D. 416 920 5f>8 'i adobe casas. A market; continually BostonBoston, I large por- food, tobacco and sugar-cane for luxuries, in our hands for the C. E, STEVENS. H. I. STEVENS. j w D. 4 22-- prisoners day’s work, vised that our passion for them is guilty, of the aud their own brown skins fora two and over ‘ruling army Repub- covering. including general officers, that while we satisfy it with prodigality, TO BELFAST. of The P M A M of 2,000 men, is stationed seldom eat aud never wash thirty pieces artillery. enemy we seldom to or even to They meat, attempt justify E. D. 7 00 9 00 are obstinate and seem to have found the ...THE... v£. ( ■ excuse so that to hear our Boston, an ancient monas- themselves. sit naked in it, journals j p). 30 copying They nearly last ditch. We have lost no organization, a visitor excites emotions of P M i' ks. and praised by the streets are al- the doors of tlieir huts, both men aud ! not even that of a whilst we 1 20 company, considerable novelty. After all, a liking Portland.. 11 00 vhe A M A M resplendent uniforms of women and i have destroyed and captured one division for like a smoking cigarettes, chatting newspapers is, liking for oue’s Waterville. 6 00 7 00 4 30 one and Mars. A marked as contentedly as if every want of life (Johnson’s), brigade (Dole’s), SWAN & SIBLEY fellow-creatures, apt to concentrate itself Bangor 7 15 1 40 or if go Fishing peculiarity | CO. you one regiment entire of the enemy.” The on individuals. If Dr. Xicoll had been A M A M P M m rican armies is that there was doubtless it is for | fully supplied—as Confederates had suffered in Burnham, depart. 7 10 8 50 5 05 Put in touch with the great fra- greatly geu- JUBBEIiS OF impolitic enough to say which Americau yourself about Unity .. 7 5(» 9 lo 5 25 of reatlii their par- every three | them. Densely ignorant and superstitious, eral officers. Two had been killed, four he his ternity sportsmen by privates} 1| comments would have Thorndike. 8 lo 9 20 5 38 cam v ! papers liked, ticular medium, Forest a ml St> i scions of Castilian know of tho world severely wounded, and two in interest all Knox. 18 25 10 27 5 44 young they nothing beyond captured. CRAIN. gained that they lost in dis- if are not so in touch, you are missing Our ioss in Brooks. 8 50 9 4 2 5 56 you hr killed, wounded, and missing cretion. about the best this countiv has for military to their own immediate and [Harper's Weekly. Waldo to o2 10 53 to 08 thing ^service pro- .surroundings, was less than seven that of the thousand; Citypoint. 1015 tloo5 +(5 18 a sportsman. Mmercial and so ! care still less. Most of them work on For with the l- carfcrs, po- enemy between nine aud ten thousand as 1807, beginning January Belfast, arrive. 9 25 lo lo 6 25 The Forest and Stream is a weeklv jour, FEED, that it to he a .ly be created for them. the when there is to be as could be ascertained. issue, there will be added to the usual de- t hough its readers often sny ought The | estancias, anything nearly [“Cam- station. with sketches ..f shooting and tishing. -!'u s tFlag tlln 1 ! i with General Horace partments of Table in to a Of wanils and camp experience. It !s n it. n; ■ms are Judi- live or six miles in tlie paigning Grant,” by Talk, response imited tickets for Boston are now -• ml al life, exclusively done, walking SEEDS and $5.o<> and interest- an American sportsman's Bol in the wide demand from its an ad- in scope ter, January Century. readers, from Belfast and all station* on Brandi of tsmen, sportsmen, tor • who as I to see seize many peons as who naturally wished the environs ment a Blacksmith LOdlSi contains large number of most ex- bring them bound with ropes of the capital, a large and cumbersome cellent recipes. “The New Bill of Fare” A FULL LINE OF ;al is replete with women’s and the and then compel them to | landau was hunted up, which had form- to Take interests, BT-ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. entertainments are well adapted to create aiistment rolls. The national erly belonged to the Bishop of Leon, but the pleasure they are hoped to promote. Hot Water TWO TONS MORE »w edifice had been discarded that for to Bottles, square which was by dignitary Easyasy Operate 33, 35, 37 Front St., Belfast, Me. There will also be, throughout the sea- with the a more In these Cath- son, articles a .. .OF I II \T "uvent, usual barred stylish conveyance. ' Are features peculiar to Hood’s l’ills. Small in TELEPHONE 4-2. ltf by thoroughly practical well tested SYRINGES. Etc., •tei little balconies. There is olic countries, you know’, it is the custom size, tasteless, efficient, thorough. As one man authority, containing recipes for the canning, preserving and pickling '!",sing about the and for everybody to fall upon their knees, exterior, House for Sale. of fruits and vegetables. A variety of ar- FOR SALE BY mdsome rooms are the presi- wherever they may be, when the Bishop’s ticles on domestic science topics will be M'larters and tlie is seen on the given by well-known writers, while no chambers in carriage approaching, pre- A story and a half house, pleasantly located; pains will be spared to furnish the best A. A. HOWES & CO. 30c,Tea 30c. fwo houses of congress meet sumption that His Holiness may be in it; tine view of Belfast bay; ten rooms all finished information to housekeepers on all points Hood’s* fine cellar, water in nice under Just direct from China. ! and as we were out of town at city house; garden, received, hey are fitted up with fine whisked said: You never know you of social and table etiquette. The mark- ! shade SUBSCRIBE 1 have taken a till it is all good cultivation, apple, pear, plum, trees, ed Our urniture and the walls are cov- the heels of four mules, we were pill individuality, freshness of and FOR,^^^ customers’say it is as good as frisky etc. Nice of thought over.*’ 25c. C. I. Hood & Co., neighborhood. Inquire indicative of Table portraits of Cen- more than once startled by the sight of thoroughness, Talk, they pay 50 cents tor elsewhere. distinguished Mass. M. C. DILWORTH, will ^ Proprietors. Lowell, continue to be noted features of the ii-iius. men and women the Or C. The President,—who ‘‘flopping” by dusty The only pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. B.-HALL Main St. Belfast. 44tf magazine. THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL. A. A. HOWES 6l CO. Obituary. Secret Societies. Wedding Bells. j Meeting off Waldo County Grange. THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL. I The many friends of Mr. Albert Boyd Otis The annual convocation of Corinthian Nortox-Bennett. A very quiet wedding ! 1 Waldo County Grauge met Jan. 12tli with were made sad on Arch will be held next Mor took Jan. at the home of the JANTA.RY 1897. very Sunday morning by Royal Chapter Nervous place 3, 1897, Granite North HKLFAST, THURSDAY, 21, Grange, Searsport. Worthy the circulation of the report that in the early day evening. bride’s father, 1). W. Bennett, Esq when his ; People often wonder why their nerved are Master Harding presided, and the vacant a sudden attack of illness had ter- Miss H. Bennett of morning Phoenix F. and A M., elected the ho youngest daughter, Lucy VI lil.lMlF.H EVERY nil'll'UAY MOKNlNCi HA THE | Lodge, weak; why they get tired so easily; offices were tilled as follows: Chaplain, S. minated fatally. Those who saw Mr. Otis was united in to Mr. following officers Monday evening: W. M., why they start at every slight but Montville, marriage C. Thompson; assistant stewards, Bro. and I about town as usual found of Alhion. the near Ee ublica-D Journal Pub. Oo. Saturday morning W. C. Libby; S. W., U. A. Hoyt ; J. WM sudden sound; why they do not sleep William H. Norton Only Sister-of Montville; *■ i it gatekeeper, very hard to believe the report. Though A. N. E. have relatives and a very few intimate friends Wm. Wood ; Treas Keen; Sec’y naturally; why they frequent Horace Lane. The address of welcome was his KmT.iRAJ.-n friends had known for some time that he James S. W. G. J. and were present. Rev. T. It. Penticost officiat- ... 1 Pattee; D., Sawtelle; D., indigestion A. W. ( ..AKl.fc.ft A ..nan1 lLftlll K\uv headaches, given by Stinson; response by H , m sinkss Manager was far from vveli they were led by his uni- C. J. S. F. R. J. S., ed. Mr. Geo. Stevens acted as best man and Pattee; S., Wiggin; Palpitation of the Heart. Ginn. Twelve Granges responded to the formly cheerful and and con- H. Mrs. Geo. a sister of the as genial spirit E. F. Carrow; Tyler, W.Marriner. The Stevens, groom, roll call as follows: Northern Winter- 1.. C'. Bateman will explanation is simple. It is found in Light, As a lecturer l’rof. versation to that his illness was not bridesmaid. The bride was hope Silver Cross K. of installed offi- is very becoming- S. C. a we venture to Lodge, P., that impure blood which contin- port, by Thompson; Morning Light, prove greater success, Not even his most attired in trimmed with immediately dangerous. cers Jan. 13th. Francis ly light blue, white T. say, than the lion. William .1. Bryan. Wednesday evening, ually feeding the nerves upon refuse Monroe, by Durham; Rising Sun, Knox, intimate associates thought for a moment satin ribbon and passementerie. She carried [Portland Press. H. Welch, District Deputy Grand Chancel- instead of the elements of strength and by W. D. Elliott; Harvest Moon, Thorn- that the end come so soon and so sud- condition a of ferns and The i With Cl Tin UA So.1!',;i:i The might lor, served as officer, assisted vigor. In such opiale and lovely bouquet pinks. this is a very safe prediction. installing by dike, by deputy Harding; Comet, Swanville, of Ci Tintia (.ointment •! denly. Mr. Otis was born in this town, June nerve compounds simply deaden and wore a dress suit of black. Imme- : J. E. Wilson as Grand Prelate and M. W. groom A. S. B. Cuticitra Professor is not new to the lecture iield do not cure. Hood’s feeds by Nickerson; Dirigo, Freedom, by Remeiuks 1830. His were and Eliza Sarsaparilla 24, parents Samuel after the Mr. and Mrs. ! and to a Welch as Grand Master at Arms. the nerves pure, rich, red diately ceremony F. Foster; South Branch, W. point speedy cun 1 and 1ms sheckels therein; while He from blood; gives Prospect, by acquired M. (Nickerson) Otis. graduated natural sell- Norton led the company to a well laden figuring, humiliating, itch: The officers of Lodge, No. 53, sleep, perfect digestion2 ^ H. Ginn; Granite, North Searsport, by J. C course of lectures at Tufts iu 1868 and to his Enterprise and is ing, crusted, scaly skin .1 1 Bryan's fifty j.1,000 College returning control, vigorous health, tin table, with Miss Florence H. Bennett, a sis- A. O. U. will be installed at of Thayer; Sunrise, Winterport, by Bro. Phil- with loss of when ■ ef- native town entered the of law W., Knights true remedy for all nervous troubles. hair, all per lecture began and ended with his upon study ter of the bride and Mrs. Geo. Gove as table- Hall evening, Jan. 28th, lips; Seaside, Belfast, by Win. Nickerson; Sold throuehoulthe world Potte, with the late Hou. Nehemiah from Pythias Thursday Sole Boetor. fort at Atlanta. It was so dismal a failure Abbott, maids, ami at 2 p. m. started amid Curc., Props., O. O. Cross of District they Frederic Ritchie, Waldo, by J. G. How to Cure Skin-Tortured whose office he went to Harvard and by Waterville, Deputy Harding; that both to the were grade cheers and a shower of old boots on parties engagement Grand Master Workmau. All members of hearty Hillside, Thorndike, by N. A. Littlefield. ated from the Law school iu 1866, receiving to then and there. their wedding tour. The State of SKIN SCALP ready quit the Order, with ladies, are invited. Refresh- Kansas was represented by the degree of Bachelor of Law. He was ad- ments will be served. Bro. Ellingwood. A class of 30 was instruct- mitted to the Suffolk bar the uext year on Hood s The farmers have their cellars full of Kilgore-Patterson. A home wedding ed in the 5th degree. Remarks for the motion of Gov. Andrew and the The officers of the Masonic Asso- good began prac- Library took place at the house of Mr. Frank A. Pat- for which there is no of the order were made the apples practically tice of his iu Gov. Andrew’s ciation were re-elected Monday evening, as by Worthy profession Sarsaparilla terson, Green street, Wednesday, Jan. 13th, sale. The fruit is of excellent quality follows: C. E. Vice Master, Bros. W. D. Elliott, S. C. Thomp- office. For many years he was associated in President, Tibbetts; Is the One True Blood Purifier. Si; six for $5. when his Miss Ellen was sister, Patterson, son, A. and Sisters and but was so abundant in as to Geo. W. Geo. E. Boyd, Clement Ginn. quantity business with John F. Andrew, son of Gov. Pres., Burgess; Treasurer, Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. united in to Dr. A. E. of marriage Kilgore A committee on* time and overstock the market. sales Johnson; Secretary and Librarian, A. V. place of next Satisfactory Andrew. He was a member of the Phi Beta cure Liver Ills to Brooks, Maine. The was I , ; easy ceremony per- was and a Assistant meeting appointed recess was , iu the market have been reported, of Tufts, of the New Sawtelle; Librarian, Geo. W. flood S PillS take, easy to operate. 25c. formed Rev. Dr. of English Kappa Society England by Blanchard Congress then taken. and it is said that there will be a good Genealogical Society and a corresponding Chaples. relatives of the Square Church, ouly couple After the recess the choir some music. Local Industries. gave demand for Maine russets the next member of the Maine Historical Society. The officers of Belfast Lodge, N. E. O. P., Concerning being in attendance. Many unusually pret- NOW IS THE TIM I during The question, Resolved, That the present Mr. Otis was an able and successful will and two or three but that there will lawyer he installed at Odd Fellows’ Hall next ty appropriate gifts testified to the high months, system of building roads is to and a man of fine Mathews Bros, received an order inadequate and cultured literary Monday evening Grand Warden lately esteem in which both bride and groom are he more or less risk after this in by Deputy the wants of the was discussed h\ sending tastes. for inside work for the Pulitzer people, He was connected with the First N. G. Pettingiii. The elective officers are as cottage at held by their friends. Dr. and Mrs. Baldwins in barrels. No doubt there is a Kilgore E. Thayer, J. 1,. Chase, T. Durham, R. F. SILVERWARE Parish of this and as long as his health follows: Matthew W. Bar Harbor. city Warden, Welch; took the Pullman for Boston en route for D. | market somewhere for rliis Maine Foster, Dyer, Fernald, J. Ellis, A. I). surplus permitted was a constant attendant upon its Vice Warden, Mrs. Addie S. Secre- Mathews Bros, have put a new Dean Condon; Washington, 1). At home after Febru- Nickerson and Phillips. Tin* liuit, but tlie is where to tiud it servires. His death has a double steam No. 3 into their majority problem occasioned deep tary, John S. Davidson; Financial Secre- plunger pump Brooks, Me. Portland Press. ary 1st, | thought the farmers were taxed all they ; and how to reach it. and heartfelt sorrow among lus friends here tary, E M. Sanborn; Treasurer, Mrs. Lizzie mill in place of a smaller one which has We Can Fit Yot could stand, and that they could work nit, and elsewhere, and tender sympathy for bis F. Wilson. been in service 23 years. their tax better than could the bereaved his they pay The biiet and modest tribute to the family. The funeral will be at Aurora Rebekah held a The Belfast. Machine <.'c Co. is Lodge special Foundry money. Granite Grange furnished the bil- You can see w late residence on North mm) of Albert Otis in another High street, this, meeting last evening for installa- making a large saw mill for Bar Harbor Boyd Thursday lowing program: Music by the choir; due t afternoon at 2 o’clock. Uiu.n hs iii accord with the wishes of the Thursday, tion of officers. Visiting delegations were parties, and has a quantity of job work for want in ill If IN fill by Hattie Nickerson and Florence C elt from and and steamers Castine and Silver the two family. '1 A >•- who knew the deceased present Searsport Bucksport, Star, recitation Jennie lecture h\ An Old Reliable by Whitten; SATURDAY \\ Mrs. Sarah S. Mahoney died at the home there were a few invited outside the shoe and other customers. Boston Resident Says mima’dv will the missing guests factories, Chester solo .Jennie Whitten. easily supply of her Trundy; by daughter Sarah, in East Northport, Order. The installation was performed by So, and Fells Why lie vm«iu> h qu; ed to do full honor to this The next meeting will he with Silver Jan. L4:h, on her eighty-eighth birthday. Past, Grand Gertrude W. Sargent of Bucks- Maine State Homological Society. National Bank Building Knows 11. Harvest Grange, Waldo, lVb. Kwith ,"iiia niteous, cultured gentleman. She was 5’. O. Square. a daughter of the late Benjamin port. After the installation there was a The of 1st. m I ].e wilt, < els that should be annual winter meeting the State following program; opening inform some!long ; and Abhy Stevens of Northport and the supper and dance. will he held in Town From tftf Poston Post. the fifth degree; ■_!, the record of last ij of ;m- interest Mr. Olis ever mani- widow of Harrison of Bel- Pomological Society reading H J. LOCK! Capt. Mahoney The officers of Palestine Commandery, j Hall, Tnursuay and Friday, Feb. When one hits the word meeting ; :i, conferring fifth degree ; 1, address j. tl oi 1:;> uaiive Mate—in her litera- fast. For several years she lived with her Winthrop, of a reliable man and Knights Templar, were installed .fan. 13th of j 13 ami ID The programme uow being arrang- welcome by Edith Gurney o, response t.v husband on the farm now as the of long residence in the confidence is in :!;>• achievements of her sons and occupied by Past Commander G. 1‘. assist- cummunity, Girls’ Lombard, ed will he announced later. It will consist of D. O. Bowen: il, report of 7. re- Home and later in the house established and that once determined settles Granges; >. .Hid in summer ed S. A. as Marshal. The list of promoting by Parker, | addresses and discussions marks for of the order: s, on Northport avenue next to N, E. Keen’s. papers, by promi- good recess; :: live :a tl::s direction. The Journal has elective officers was published in The Jour- nent fruit, growers and others. Tickets will about all wur perplexities. Standing before tlic She ; music; 10, topic, What method shall we leaves two sons, George and Eu- he sold at all stations of M. O. It. It. for one nal a few weeks The means oi main hints and suggestions ago. appointed officers public making one's self a willing target. take to tiie o! helpful gene of Boston, and one fare the round There will he a fruit improve dairy products W.-ndo daughter, Sarah, are as trip. 1 follows: Standard H. E. Mc- *m l.im these and i Bearer, exhibition the for which a We know our standing before the ami all To be Nathaniel along lines, many widow of Edward Mahoney of North- during meeting public county? opened by Little- Donald; Sword Bearer, F. E. list lias been issued. A.l fruit tiehl t»f v A <0 also:and his Cottrell; premium it We know arrows Prospect. Remainder of b\ enouiageimlit pres- | port, also one child iu her fami- implies. that only just such program shortness of brought up Warder, John W. Ansel growers in Maine are invited to contribute will he an Jones; Guard, Silver Harvest Grange. sadly missed 'at Isle llaut, ly, Miss Hattie lvueeland of Wat. rville. fruit for the exhibition. The society will as the heading to this article can hit us, and we Wadsworth, Oscar A. W. ■ Hills, Keating; for il.«* icsidei.ts as well as his summer Om- sister, Mrs. J. T. Gilman of pay express charges on fruit sent exhibi- by Worcester, W. Marriner. get them every day, and they score high. Such breath—a Sentinel, Henry tion. Jellies ami evaporated apples will he and iat*. s at the 1’oiut Lookout Club. Mass survives her. The, funeral was held Papers Periodicals. returned when varies in \alue ami to The officers of Waldo Lodge,I. O. O. IT.,were requested. eulogy potency according Sunday ai East Northport, Bev. W. J. Wil- sensation publicly installed at Odd Fellows’ Hall last the source, i. e., reliability. the 1 a remht : 1 rim Lev. William son officiating. The interuie* t will be in If asked the question Have you got. a %Vr have received No. 8. Vol. 1 ..( The Invitations were sent out stomach?” it would he safe on Mr. Asa F. Crocker is an old resident and reli- ■ Friday evening. general prin- Mu, le Statesman, a record of .. I lhth- (iiseiif—s “Another Year of Grove Cemetery, Belfast weekly poe- to answer “Yes.” Blit, if are able citizen of at .‘VJ73 of to many friends of the and at the ciples, you Boston, residing Washing- trade dryness i in 1 he same vein Order, tics, and soeb-ty,published at Lewiston n>ertainments' sure of it, that is, if you ever feel any dis- a time for the exercises hall was ington street, Jamaica Plain. He is pleasant, Win. a opening the | H. Connor, and tress after or of whatever Our old Marshal! is b t- in aniele in the January, 180b, num- wealthy promi- eating any pains man. We will let him for him- friend, Gushing, k nent citizen of filled. The exercises large, heavy speak and heat Orange, Mass., died there completely opened by description in the region of the stomach, you in his old j'iace of tliree years ago at Wash- iii ■: i'iie Forum. “A of Church self. 11** says: “l have been a keen sufferer from Study Jan. 12th. He was born in Bowdoin, Me., tlie First Baptist Choral Association in have got something more than an ordinary ington, as editorof Stilson Hutchins’ Times, in 1842 and served in the war as a member kidney complaint for the past fifteen years. As n.M tail imits. I)r. Hale's criticisms after stomach; in other words, you have got a I hear. [Boston Evening Record in the of “College Mosaic," which the impressive the 18th and later of the 30tli Maine In- diseased stomach. The stomach is a power- you see, I am a heavy man, and when compelled a: severe not unmerited. This ensures Times in but Happily installation services of the Order were held. good Washington. fantry. He lived iu Fairfield after the war ; ful muscle, and the proper remedy for a ; to stand for any length of time the pain and heavy ut one chinch entertainment in Maine is where he married. He leaves one The Grand was tired muscle is rest.. the Shaker The Maine throat. fib daughter. Lodge represented as fol- Try Diges- i feeling over my kidneys would become almost tin Democrat is to be moved to tive Cordial, for this product not only con- iii'.'l'uiol in his list; and that of course lows: District Deputy Grand Master, Frank | bearable. Exertion increased my backache. The Portland from Augusta and published as a John Flood, aged 70, a native of Clinton, tains digested food, which will nourish the was not in Belfast. The of this but a S. Perkins ; Grand Walter | kidneys acted improperly, and that added to the and Democratic sheet N object resident of Waterville for 21 years, Marshal, Bartram ; the system without any work on the part of daily evening weekly eglect I was an advertisement of and the preceding articles is to demon- dropped dead Jan. 13th of heart disease. Grand Warden, N. G. Pettingill; Grand the diseased organs, but it aids the digestion j misery. impressed by under the supervision of William A. Roberts He was a noted mover Doan’s and to I building throughout J. W. Grand of other foods as well. You can test its Kidney Pills, deciding try them, of Biddeford and Fred Beane >f is stiate that there are too central Secretary, Knowlton; Emery many churches, Maine. He leaves a widow and son. Treas-j value in your case for the trilling sum of 10 a box at Knight’s pharmacy, Court and Han- dangerous. urer, B. B. Greenlaw. The officers got Hallowell. installed cents. bottles at this are car- Hale’s of Horehouru ei rather too much sectarianism. Says Sample price over Sts., ami took them as directed.” He says: Honey were as follows: like a charm on the throat and b Noble Grand, Alton K. ried by all druggists. New in its Jan- Dr. Hale oi the schemes Yachts and Boats. “They took hold right from the first. My back- Ideas, Philadelphia, gives Use it before it's too late. So. money-getting Vice M. C. Laxol is the best medicine for children. Braley; Graud, Hill; Secretary, number au account of a leferredto: “The raison tV dre of these Doctors recommend it in place of Castor Oil. ache is gone, the pain in the kidneys is gone, and nary remarkable in- Jolm of J. S. Davidson : Chas. R. Coombs Hardy Little Deer Isle is build- Treasurer, ; they now act in accordance with the laws of vention. It is a new of The Pike’s Toothache c: is iu the fact that a hundred and type engine. Drops things Permaneut A. G. and to sum it all is it ing a 40-foot steamer for Arthur R. Camp- Secretary, Spencer; Right Will Waterville secure the encampment health, up, any wonder I largest yet built, 250 horse-power, occupies forty sects have fastened themselves upon Supporter Noble W. K. Left of the Maine Sous of Veterans is the have so much confidence m Doan’s Pills? bell. Grand, Keene; ques- Kidney a space of 0x18 inches on the door, stands w them. The Noble N. tion that is the all-absorbing one just now 1 think not.” We can stand before the people ho cannot support Supporter Grand, G. Pettingill; certainly less than William Iiozier was two feet high, and weighs :’»00 Viagueof Cape hasjbought in Garfield Camp. The encampment when such of cures comes to us show is the means which thou- Warden, W. L. J. G. public, testimony For Sale or to F nt only by the Ruth E. Hanson; Conductor, billed for but the camp there has pounds. It has been ten months sloop yacht Cumnock of Capt. Norway, from every direction every day. running j sands of oar innumerable and Aborn; Right Supporter Vice Grand; M. A. goue out of existence and so Waterville with The I A seven-o* * unnecessary John Blake of her builder. Doan's Pills are for sale all dealers— perfect satisfaction. inventor is tave, squ. Brooksville, We can care of ’em Kidney l>y Stephenson; Left Vice E. makes the bid. take and ^ societies can their hills.” Supporter Grand, ■ Mr. Grant a at i in good condition. religious pay Blake is now another which let ’em all means. price50 cents—or sent by mail by Foster-Milburn Brambel, telegraph operator Capt. building H. Scene use ’em well so come by what In Haney; Right Supporter, I. T. N. for S. Minn. ]>’. Hale practices he-preaches. he hopes to have completed for the coming [Waterville Cor. Kennebec Journal. Co., Buffalo, V., sole agents the IT. Sleepy Eye, C. O. i’OOli Clough: Left Scene Supporter, W. F. ; sir* lie lectured at Oxford University, season. Thomas; Inside Guard, H. W. Staples; Out- Mid pic: died in leading English churches. The citizens of China recently organized side Guard, Samuel Adams; Chaplain, Having repeatedly declined preferment, a club known as the China Lake Yachting Everett Nickerson. Following the installa- ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ v)/ i v > as a mission priest at Middieboro, Association. The following officers were tion the musical program was continued, v and has for elected: G. J. M. Niass., here lie founded, Kelson, 1)., commodore; as follows: “The Lost Chord" (by request) AND Fred S. Wallace, James \c wms with great success conducted, vice-commodore; Baptist chorus ; Cornet Solo,“Culver Polka," ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ O. Fish, fleet Everett in-. No fair was held last raise money by subscriptions, entertain- We wanted to but are now) are as as W wanted .pen s a | ii.g year, Leighton of the Unitarian church was then open Saturday, which when dry (as they just good to build a wharf. the insurance j the insnran c mi, ■ i ;t m the previous years there lias always ments, etc., called upon and spoke briefly. This closed companies delayed, and we were obliged to disappoint new. We have settled with the insurance at and wo u. iv obliged 1*-n g» < d show.ngs of livestock, agricuitur- Dorchester yachtsmen will be specially in- the exercises and the members and guests companies you. We are open now, and will you. Wo no opm and as j i"o -is and fancy articles, good terested m the cruising yawl which is now then repaired to the banquet room where re- soli this stork to tile i j | sell this stock to the last dollar, at s are held at any of the country fairs. being built for W. Ross Guilford from freshments were served. less than cost to manufacturers. less than cost to mam. The attendance, however, has been small, designs by John F. Small by H. D. Pendle- LESS THAN 50 GENTS ON THE DOLLAR. The Social CHARLES O’CONNELL. CM \! OX'ON and tla receipts have barely paid the ex- ton at Damariseotta, Me. The yawl will be Season. penses. It is the sentiment of the members 35 feet, 0 inches over all, 25 feet And to of this stock AT will sell an waterline, The third of the Sons of Veterans’ dances Li_=_- i dispose ONCE, you w to make some changes in the methods 12 feet 2 inches and 3 feet (> inches beam, will be given in Odd Fellows’ Hall Jan. 28th. as a fair as of operating, to give good ever, draft, with an iron shoe of about 3,800 best horses to enter the There will be a Unitarian Parish party at to :ndimc the races, pounds on the keel and with about 200 Memorial Hall to and a show. to-morrow, Friday evening. and try give drawing pounds on the hoard. She will he solidly cilicers for the were Supper will be served at t> to which The ensuing year built, with oak keel and frames, and will o’clock, all members of the are invited. Ad- > fleeted as follows : President, R. H. Coombs ; have excellent cabin accommodations. The parish Vice Presidents, Joseph Ellis and Alvah S. cabin will be 12 feet long, with two berths I mission 25 cents. Dancing will begin at 8, -+* HAT or CAP ford Treas- on each side, ami will have 5 feet 10 inches with music by Sanborn’s Orchestra. ULSTER, SUIT, Redman Loretto ; j OVERCOAT, Secretary, Hay head room under the carlins of the cabin (ides (J. Frank A. iner, Abbott; Trustees, house. There will be a toilet room forward A. J. Cilley has re-opened his hall in Lin- \\ Geo. O. on the starboard and a Ciay, James Knight, Holmes, side, galley opposite colnville. In former years Cilley's Hall was on the port side. There will he room in the W. H. Beckwith, Joseph C. Townsend, a favorite resort of dancers for miles around, forcastle for a berth for one man. The yacht lb ward E. M. Cunningham, J. H. will have two but of late it has been used but little. The * at Murphy, water tanks, one forward and For Yourself and Children Less than ONE-HALF Former Prices. Ciark. M I. Stevens, A. L. Mudgett, J. P. one aft, and a sink in the galley. The cabin opening dance was Wednesday evening, finish will he plain and ser\iceable. The Wight, Israel Woodbury. Jan. 13tli, with music ty J. C. Whitten of yawl’s mainmast will beset pretty well for- Ad to meet m-xt at 2 Belfast. j-•urned Saturday ward, so as to give a clear cabin, and she The second dauce of a series will o -luck p. m. will have a single head rig over a short bow- be held next Saturday evening. She a sprit. will, however, carry gaff top- Mr. and Mrs. David L. Cook observed the sail and The Belfast Schools. jib topsail, so as to give plenty of canvas in light airs. Including the mizzen twenty-fifth anniversary of their marriage and the lijilit sails just mentioned, her sail Monday evening, by a party at their home <>f the School Com- Ollsiis Wife S The area will he about Ml’s regular meeting feet. She 1,100 square on River Avenue. About relatives Umr, and Fniliig Elis, Stills, sixty n.it-tec will he held next Monday evening. will balance well under mainsail alone, or friends were was served at under jib ami mizzen, and should prove a present. Supper White entered the North feline comfortable and easily handled craft. Mr. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McMahan, •.r\ school us assistant to Miss Guilford will call her the l’i.i,■ Monday probably Oauieo, who live opposite. Mr. and Mrs. Cook were since in* already considers her a “little gem.” R I ierts. the of a useful and Sweaters. [Boston Herald. recipients number of Gloves, Neckwear, Cardigan Jackets, of the schools The stormy-weather signal valuable presents. A pleasant evening was trial v ,.s given, its first Monday forenoon, Transfers in Real Estate. passed by all. wimn the Primary and Intermediate schools Fikkmen’k Ball. The annual levee and smoke, at about the The transfers in real estate were slightly damaged by one-quarter original pi following ball of Hose was held ^Only were suspended. Washington Company recorded in Waldo of at Belfast House last There will be a meeting of the School County Registry Opera Thursday even- Deeds for the week Jan. Superintendents of Waldo county, in this ending 20, 1897: ing, Jan. 14th. At 0 o’clock the tables were Geo. B. Roberts, Brooks, to R. G. ami seat was filled in February, the date to be fixed later. Edwards, spread every twice before ty • do.; land in Brooks. Thomas Storer, Mor- the firemen and waiters sat down. The ^ Superintendent Stetson will be, present food To Illustrate What this Means: A Lot of Mwear or. to A. C. land in Mont- was observed as in the rill, Morse, Knox; was abundant and of excellent Two Ifama^il Monday Hag-day quality. ville. W. G. et that the nearest date Perry als., Burnham, to O. large bams and a guess cake were disposed Belfast schools, being Men’s former $6.00 to now $3.00 to 4.00 COST 300. his- E. Perry, do.; land and in Burn- Suits, price 8.00, to Franklin’s birthday, Jan. 17th. The buildings of. One ham was drawn by a ticket held by ham. O. E. to “ “ “ related to the life of Perry Melvina S. Crawford, Thomas and the other a t« to now 4 00 to 5.00 tory less* us for the day Haugh, by number 8.00 tO.OO, land in Burnham; Burnham, (2 deeds.) E. whose owner could not be found. was Franklin. It *‘ “ W. to O. E. Dress 10.00 to 15.00, now 7.00 to 8.00 Crawford, Burnham, Perry; consequently sold at auction, and was bid off Suits, land and buildings in Burnham. Martilla Card of Thanks. by Francis H. Welch. The guess cake was Mens and Children’s Pants at HALF PRICE. Geo. H. Ward.Winterport.to Campbell, do taken by Mrs. Mary Clark, who guessed 7 members of the Belfast Hose Com- land The and buildings in Winterport. Charles and 4 the exact 25 1:ents buys a 50 cent Pant. and 2 wish to extend to the pounds ounces, weight. panies Nos. 1 W. Lord, to ArvillaG. their heartfelt thanks for Brooks, Pingree, do.; There w* re 97 couples on the floor in the or 1-21’rin'. citizens of Belfast $2.00 a $4.00 Pant. their late land and in Brooks. A. E. Nick- buys the kindness shown them during buildings grand march, and every dance of.the 18 for the contributions so generously W. hall and erson, Swanville, to H. Small, Monroe; numbers was well filled. The music, by contributed. To ali parties whose dishes land and buildings in Monroe. Michael Sanborn’s Full was fine. have not been returned they wish to say Orchestra, or to E. in that the same will he replaced if broken Chase, Brooks, A. Ch ase, do., land a number President William DeWitt has an- lent and if they can be identified Brooks. Sarah T. Sullivan, Searsport, to Hyde Come at once, as the best always goes first. It will pay you to buy ail the Clothing you from which the marks were- lost nounced the gift to Bowdoiu college of of dishes John H. land in at the- lunch car. Sullivan, do.; Searsport. from the Hon. C. S. A. M., of are awaiting identification $5,000 Noyes, will want for a to come. ^REMEMBER THE James A. I). C. The was two year PLACE, The great help given by the Belfast people Knight, Lincolnville, to Melzer Washington, gift really and our en- that of and that of The w ill ever be remembered by us, Higgins, Jr., do., laud in Lincolnville. Mary gift**, $4,000 $1,000. their thafiks. We $4,000 is to establish a the interest of tire express A. R. to W. A. fund, companies Peabody, Lincoln, I., Mason, which is to be to assist and de- wish the citizens to understand that the re- given needy around the Belfast, land and buildings in Stockton students at port. which lias been circulated serving Bowdoin, preference a deficit in the amount of given to students from Minot. Me. The $ city in regard to Springs. THE WHITE 81 Main Belfast foundation and same to be known as the Crosby Staurt money taken was without STORE, St., was The income from the everything on the part of all concerned The body Nellie M. Sylvester of Lincoln- Noyes scholarship. done, fund of $1,000 to be given as a prize each most squarely and honorably who died * in 1 and Bel- ville, recently Somerville, to the students the iugton Hose Companies Nos. 2, year securing highest arrived train rank in CHARLES O’COMJVELLi. fast Jan. Mass., by yesterday, political economy. 10,18117. i NEWS OF BELFAST. given free \V. C. T. IT. will meet with | v i Ann nn c»w c.dierts January 2(ith. «J>Jj pieces Brocade Satin, only same sold in Bos- branch for Bangor. Why not? getting names for organizing a Sons of Vet- The members of the Alliance are requested only 69c., patterns erans’ Aid to meet with Mrs. E. A. D. Burrington to- ton at $1.2'). town division fights before the Society. at 2.30 in. A full at- List of unclaimed letters in the morrow, Friday, p. 2.000 Standard 50 f:e Augusta correspondent of remaining yards Gringhams, Patterns of Silks for Waists in office for week tendance is desired. just received, Advertiser says: “There is post the. ending January 1<>, ranging The of R. F. in Sav- worth ice from to ■ >d that the Northport cot- 1897: Gentlemen—R. If. Dwight, A. J. office Dunton, Esq., 10c., only 42C. pi 39c. SI.25 per yard. been refiuish- nake known their desire to be Jackson, Messrs. Nickerson & Bailey. ings Bank Block, has recently 10 ed, including new plate glass windows, re- Pcs. Blanket rest of the town." The Municipal officers will meet this after- Outings, painting, papering and hot-water heating. veil a telegram yesterday an- noou at 2 o'clock to act on a petition to pro- Sold at now House has a hill 17c., deat.L at Farmington, Me., vide for the care of a little girl, (» years of The National passed giv- I2ic.j DRESS GOODS. a of £50 ;i month to Elizabeth W liter Niebols, formerly d age, named Flossie Davis, who, the petition- ing pension widow of Lieut. Commander 10 Pcs. Red 15c. ers i not cared for A Martlion, Turkey Fast rt. 84 died being Tabling, aged years, lie at claim, properly Colors, Do not fail to bu. a Dress Pattern while this sale is Martlion, U. S. N. Mrs. Martlion is a native on, you wil s daughter, Mrs. John M. S. Helping Hand Circle >>f King’s Daughters of this city. 1 Ba'e All Wool Remnant save A beautiful the editor of the Farmington met Monday evening with Mrs. Sumner Carpets, money. picture given to every custom- Bridges. Next Monday they will meet See annual statement of the -Etna Insur- Good er who buys $3.00 worth of Dress Goods. with Mrs. L. F. Howard. The Circle will ance Co., of Hartford, Ct., and the Insur- Rug lengths, only 25c. .utr;-people who are interest- observe its iirst anniversary April 9tli, with ance Company of North America of Phildel- .1 Festival that will he held 1 Case Dre s 1 ete. Penn. These strong are ii \t October are desirous of supper, pliia, companies Percales, yard wide, represented in Belfast by Field West. represented by a chorus it o in. 11 Moody brought home from Worth 12 l-2c., for this sale, 62C. LADIES’ JACKETS. a and -mgers are requested to meet Mendi ni* county, Calif., recently a “medi- The Belfast Band will have supper entertainment at B«dfast House oil the -I vestry to-morrow. Friday, cine man's nertar’’ of stone, which he dug Opera 1 Case Fine Dress A few more left at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. ■ Fel). 5th. The “Chums” Ponges when in It is ol Goods, ‘clock, the matter will up in a mining gulch that county. evening comedy will be our best local lined. in perfect condition, and is in the, possession preseiiled’by talent, ! wide, sold e where at 17c. concert a few yard very of Walter Hall at store. there will he a band and (■c u-ge \V. Frishee circulated Moody's drug dances. Further particulars next week. just for fun we shall sell them at 1 i. he secured a large nil ui- There was a sudden change in the temper- 62^ SHAWLS and BL AN KETS, II. W. who has been black- !n rs. asking tlie Legislature ature Monday night. Ehriy in the day the Davis, doing in the .Tones S. Davis oil 1 Case Beautiful ppr-uu-ia.tiou of Si,•loo for fish weather was warm and heavy rain fell, smithing shop Dimities, Goods, Will be offered at BARGAIN PRICES to rden service for Waldo county. hut during the afternoon the weather clear- Washington street, lias moved to Searsport close the lot. Worth 12 1-2c., now Swanvilie and Georges Pond ed and the mercury began fulling. The and Zclma S. Richards has moved from the 62c. Rung stocked with trout and records of Mr. L. II. Murchshow as follows: Gannon shop on the same street to the Davis Thomas Gannon & Soil will 1 Case Le Plesse salmon, and a warden is needed Monday 1 p. in., 4"- d p. m., 2-1 ; Tuesday, shop. Lovely Brocades, as a storehouse. U ose waters at certain seasons 7° below 0 occupy their shop 7. in., 11 below zero; Ip. in., ; p. New Summer fabric, worth M l-2c., now TABLINGS and NAPKINS The trustees of the bonds of 25c. I p. m., s below : Wednesday, 7 a. m., 7 he- i mortgage the il Marshall Relief will low. Belfast & Moosehead LakeR. R. Co., Messrs. We offer the Corps have | o j j **o*C trade the most magnifi- We present the trade an NEW STOCK of these W. P». Calvin and A 1jhI 1C*'11117W1 entirely goods per and sociable at Sister Chap- j A Portland fisherman took about 50 fine Swan, Hervey C. cent in this line of from Casco the other it met and drew of bargains goods. and the Miller street, Friday evening, scallops hay, day. Burgess, Tuesday £3,SCO during month of January shall sell them at 25 is said these shell fish were never known to which will he Our stock is new, from 5c, to 20c. The members with their hua- the bonds, payable May 15, entirely elegant patterns, yd. come so far north before. the Perhaps Leg- ina es cent, ■ invited. Will 1807. This £10,000of the bonds which per reduction. rdially every islature might vote them flannels for pro- have been the .case contribute something for the tection. drawn, reducing mortgage from Supper at 0 o'clock. The regular We find this item in one of our fresh water £150,(MX) to £134,000. All Wool Carpetings, in- will Lie postponed until further exchanges. Scallops are found a.i along the Bfrkett's Bargains. This alliterative ?0 lonS> Coney, worth sff2.>o, Extra Superfine, for this 1I PurI UI r^np Maine coast and are abundant as far north and truthful caption is sure to arrest the at- month, shall sell for $6.00. Who wants it? and east as the St. Croix river. The tention of aud ■ Items. Sch. H. S. Boynton ar- scallop buyers; when they turn to its seasonable il is just now at best. Although the advertisement and read what is offered Portland Monday, with corn for 20 doz. s to it is Foster 7 Hook Suede Kid Gloves, former V Sibley Co-Sch. Volant is loading from September March, pre- at the mammoth dry goods store in Odd If |fl I auac price $1.!>0 (every pair warranted) onlv SI.OO ferred and Feb- Fellows’ block the result is sure to be a MlUYCSi 10 doz. Fosters Lane’s wharf for Rockland-Sch. by epicures during January j Mousquetaire Glove sells for ^1.7?, now SI.25. as this time the Mr. 'Webster has loaded hay at F. G. ruary, at portion commonly brisk sale. This week Burkett is offer- is full and of a new sold out ■ r Mt. Desert.... A San Francisco called “tongue” bright orange ing bargains, having the lines rts that Capt. C. G. Grant, late of color. previously advertised, and he makes a sug- orypliene, has been placed in eom- Acknowledgments. We have received gestion to country customers which is well ^COATS AND WILLIMATIC tlie ship St. Nicholas.George from Leland,Towle & Co..bankers and brok- worth their attention. MACHINE THREAD. ¥ second mate of the ship May Flint, ers, Boston, a copy of their Pocket Manual, 3c. Good Templars. The order is receiving Only per spool during this great sale. Not more than 12 to each customer. c.i it San Francisco Dec. 24th showing the dividends paid for the year 189(3 spools new impetus in Waldo county. A new v \\>rk, has been arrested l»y the on stocks listed on the Boston and New lodge was Jan. 9th at '• organized Freedom, ites marshal on a charge of lieat- as well as other York Stock Exchanges, No. 285, by State Deputy Geo. E. Files. Jud- r <»n the high seas. stocks, in and calen- ust worth roc arranged alphabetical sou B. Wiggiu is deputy-Sebasticook, $300 WORTH OF ELEGANT DAMASK W1*) hai dose at dar with an index in the back for TOWELS -nxi Lecture. Colonel Geo. W. form, Lodge, No. 101, of Burnham, which lias been 25c. EACH. known us reference. These books will be mailed free e-rally the Kentucky three years dormant, was revived last week, _• es the fourth in the series of to who enclose a two cent stamp applicants and starts with a good interest and No matter how bad the it will the large travelling, pay country customers, to encounter and a on t.uros at the House Tues- to cover Hon. Fred Atwood, in- storms, get good shaking up these Opera postage.... membership. Geo. F. Sherman has been to some of these we are 2hth. Last season when the surance agent, Winterport, lias sent us a rough roads, procure stupendous bargains for We have ex ra commissioned deputy. ...The- District offi- offering January. procured help ■ ook was at its worst Col. Bain's neat calendar tor 1897... .The Dexter Folder and to be able to our trade attention. cers are planning for aggressive work dur- hope give prompt tilled solid from to Co., 97 Keade street, New York, has sent us beginning ing the corning months and a State organizer i more than half of the lectures a calendar for 1897, which has a cut of their will be sent to assist them_The next ses- ■•n where he had le -tilled from new quadruple folder. two sion of Waldo District Lodge will be held . & B. S. S Co.'s steamer Lewiston, cate East Belfast. Clark, who has Deafness Cannot be Cured The Rockland District Ministerial Asso- says; Otis left Boston at 4 m. George Capt. Ingraham, p. been evening a highly gratified Clare- visiting his parents in Winterport for ciation and Epworth League Convention last Saturday for Winterport- and inter- 1 y local applications, as they cannot reach the eu -e listened to the distinguished the two returned will be held in past, weeks, home Satur- of the ear. There is one Thoniaston February 8th, Dth P» i.n of who mediate landings. Shortly after 5, off diseased portion only Kentucky, spoke and Mrs. Fred day-Mr. Saverv drove to to cure ami that is constitu- and 10th. Among the assignments we notice PEOPLES ... the or starboard shaft way Deafness, by NATIONAL ;hj«ct, “Among Masses, Nahant, the broke Egg Bock, last Human Character.'' It is not too Winterport Wednesday to attend the tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an in- the following: To lead the devotional meet- L A in the inner journal, making a half inch KNOWLFON, President. FRANK R. WIGGIN, Cashier. iv th;it the lecture, the eighth of funeral of Edith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. llamed condition of the mucous lining of the ing Tuesday, Rev. \Y. J. crack. The crew after some lashed Wilson; Essays proved to he a literary gem in a difficulty Leonard Clark.... Michael Leary is on the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed “The Use and Abuse of Helps,” Rev. O. H. h ghly for which the shaft- to the upper bulkhead of the popular lectures, paddle sick have a sound or our list....Miss Flora Sherman has been you rumbling imperfect hearing, Feruaid; Rev. G. G. how to the lecture committee box to lessen the of it. The “Superficial Religion,” danger losing and when it is entirely closed Deafness is the re- Jt was moral tonic from end to obliged to leave her school on account of her Winslow; “Why so small a proportion of Solicited ed with humor, anecdote and steamer was anchored and began firing sult, and unless the inflammation can be taken Deposits pict- health-Theodore Coombs of men in Boston is the churches and congregations of IXDIVIUU.U Keb. ism. 21. 18,11. :eritais of grand human traits. rockets for assistance. There was no alarm out anti this tube restored to its normal condi- J.ily Her. 1894. Marrli 5, I 895, his Mr. and Mrs. visiting parents, James to-day,” Rev. H. I. Holt and Rev. S. L. DEPOSITS: 8311,353.09 $59,180.29 879,480.59 & among the few passengers on board. tion, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases 883,978,53 Welch Stevens have painted Coombs... .Walter Clark of vis- Winterport Hauscom. The League convention will July 1 1, 1895. Dec ,3, 1895. ism. av Steamer Portland saw the signals and went out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing open July 14, ins recently for W. L. Hall’s photo- ited his uncle, Isaac H. Ck CZ Sherman, Sunday. but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. Wednesday morning. $123,085.58 $160,838.17. 8172,093.10 L»cC>l / , *7 0 1 to the assistance of the Lewiston. A hawser 'ins, the Ellis sisters' millinery -Mrs. E. Levenseller has to Massa- gone We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case The >*orth Church held its annual •ml & White’s was passed on board the Portland and she Mayo confectionery chusetts to spend the winter with her of Deafness that cannot be towed the disabled steamer to daugh- (caused by catarrh) meeting last Thursday evening. The clerk 5183,869.99 (’has. B. Stover has painted new quarantine, ter-Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Piper went to cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, the These where she lay at safe anchorage until 8 a. m. reported membership of the church to figures arfi taken from our sworn statements to the Com j>t roller t N. S. Lord's sail loft and ship Islesboro on a visit last Saturday. free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sunday when the tug Henry Roussel towed be 144, of whom 114 are females and 30 males. of the on the above flutes, cry H I). Crie has been appointed JKtSr-Sold bj Druggists, 75c. 4w2 Currency, Washington, her back to her wharf in Boston. The Union Veterans’ Union. There have been 5 additions to the church ister at Criebaven-Last Department DEPOSITS in the INTEREST DEP.ARTVIENT payable on deni m 1, draw tut-rest pu.iil .Janu- spring 1st and •) 1st. is now Commander M. A. the 3 on of faith ary uly Deposits ‘luriiie: the first three day* of ■•<•»■/•'/ uionth draw n r«‘ iron the first Penobscot undergoing an exten- Murphy of Lewiston, as- during past year, profession of Phillips of Belfast sold to John S. that month. This department offers oiurh r se.'-o rU;/ to depositors than Saving- Batik' inas- The and 2 sive of and sisted by Col. M. C. of Churches. by letter. At the of the much as every is a fn-tn to the tnt.ak, an l all m o ir Bank are /<-•• •f Rozier a ani- over-hauling machinery etc., Lovering Waterville, beginning deposit deposits wo Cape young pig. The amount of our Stock. will mustered Sheridan F. the “Harris Capital go on the route early in March, and Miller Command, No. year 1890, Method” of pledged This Bank s killed a few days ago and dressed bein*; the latest established Bank in Waldo Countv. our vault has all the :r< <\ improve- meanwhile the Boston service will be sus- 21, Union Veterans’ at Grand weekly offerings for benevolence was ments in Fire and Burglar-Proof work, offerim?'//•< to rs t mis... V. B. Paul of Morrill lost one Union, Army Forty new volumes are to be added to the adopt- thereby ifsn-nritt/ deposi any other bank in this county. The Rockland will continue her Hall, Monday There are 17 ed, and it has caused an increase of about. pended. evening. mem. Methodist school at once. Westili have a few -s ■cst cows last week. She was a full- Sunday library $5.0I> HKK HKPJSIf IdYKV VH our b are ore v*/, ,-tra between and Rockland. hers of the Command. The officers are as $200 over former the forks, so they may be taken to an 1 from the Bank if desired. 1 vd 1 and one of the best milch trips Bucksport. years. Including Jersey, Services at the Unitarian church next ... .The new John of the follows: Wm. H. amounts the Woman’s n this section... of steamship, Euglis Colonel, Sanborn; Lieut. given by Auxiliary .The number will include sermon the Maine Co. reached Portland at Col., James F. Sunday by pastor, and the Y. P. S. C. church has raised •ken out of the Belfast free steamship McKeen; Major,-Wm. H. E.,the library Rev. ,T. M. Leighton, at 10.4,5 a. m., followed 1 40 a. m. Monday after a run of 20 1 2 hours Clifford; Chaplain, James Pat-tee; Surgeon, and given to the several Congregational the past; year was 2i>,2t)t>; number of ; by Sunday school from New York. This reduces the steam- Samuel M. C. missionary societies the sum of $700 for the ■•>ks added, 522; and 1S4 new cards Morse; Adjutant, Dilworth; The boat time between New York and Portland Quartermaster, Geo. W. Officer of services at the North church next year 1890. The Sunday school and V. 1*. S. vi-n out t-i people who had never ap- j Burgess; four the will be C. E. were SAMSeT by fully hours, the best record Day, A. D. ; Officer of the Sunday preaching, Sunday school, reported as in good condition •••tore.. Alvah S. Redman is build- previous Smalley Guard, ADAMS, | boats of this line a Otis Junior and Senior V. P. S. C. E. and even- and ■ by little over 24 Whitmore; Robert good work. Dr. A. O. Stoddard •w iiouse on his lot on Miller street. \ being Sergeant Major, doing at usual hours. The officers she can beat Whitehead: Quartermaster Rob- ing service, all the hours. was re-elected clerk and and com- s Kimball has r< opened the D. R. i Euglis’ say Sergeant, treasurer, ert this record four hours more in sum- Waterman; John S. mittees were chosen as .follows: s shoe-making shop at the Head of by fully Sentinel, Gilmore; The services at the Methodist Church for Standing

1 mer time under favorable Otis After the s conditions... .The Pieket, Ryder. committee, Rev S. Mills, Deacon A. i<-.Aim Clement has received mustering for the week will he as follows: Sunday at George steamer Wm G. dams, were is Butman has taken the pickles, coffee, etc., served and O. Stoddard, Deacon James Puttee, Mrs. friend E L Rind of Boston a 10 45, sermon the at 12 a by pastor; Sunday “Jeweler to “smoke-talk” the held. M. C. ml and of place of the Silver Star on the Rockland and Dilworth was Ellen M. Starrett, Mr. Augustus Perry. path map Mt. Desert, and school; at J.JO, meeting of Junior Epworth People," Boothbay route. Capt. Archibald meanwhile appointed Aid de Camp and Mustering Offi- school Charles M. and cottage map of Bar Harbor. at (J, meeting of Sunday committee, Craig, cer. League; Epworth League, *r more Belfast- people are talking is looking for a larger boat, with a view Miss Maud K. Russell, H. M. Prentiss. leader, Miss Fannie Dickey; at. 7, song ser- 75 Main ung some of the excursions to Wasli- to his route to Bar Harbor. He H. M. Belfast, Me. extending People’s Mission. The Mission vice and Welcoming committee, Prentiss, Street, within the next- six weeks....J. H. People’s short discourse by Pastor. Tues- may the of the ■ buy Merryeoneag Portland have their the James W. W. R. W. W. is the possessor of a seel outgrown present quarters, day evening at 7, prayer ; Jones, Howard, range and meeting Thursday cost him one cent. Harps well line-Capt. Smallidge has room been crowded Knowltou, Osborn only having every night, evening at 7 15, class meetings. Ralph Stickney, Lord, of 1. E. bought Capt. Archibald of Rockland ami have had the room on High street uext Harold T. Sibley, Bert Davis. Committee the steamer Silver to take the of lie services at the church next on Star, place to the American Express office, up stairs, Baptist Junior work, Rev. GeorgeS. Mills, Miss the Florence on the will include Belfast, Cas iue and fitted up in a very attractive manner and Sunday preaching by the pas- Nellie Hopkins, W. R. Howard. Islesboro route. is tor and Belfast, Maine. It understood that Capt. will occupy it, beginning with next Sunday, morning evening. The subject of S. is backed a of the sermon will be “Christ’s Centre Lincolnville. Mr. Albert by company Islesboro and Jan. 24th. Meetings will be held in the uew morning Joy Castine as well as the to His Juo. 15:11. Knight of Boston, Mass., is a few men, by sympathies room regularly every Sunday at 2 30 and 7 Imparted Disciples,” The spending of a of wiil be days at Mr. Dana Spaulding’s-Mr. Sewall makes mince fruit cake large majority the patrons of the p. m., and every evening during the week evening subject “Hindrances 10 Be- pies, of route. took the lief,” Jno. 5:44. The music will Knight Dakota is visiting Mrs. Elmira all the Capt. Smallidge master’s except Monday and Friday, beginning at 7 consist of pudding possible oath at the all of the schools in town the customhouse in Rockland last o’clock. These are a following selections: Stetson-Nearly year ’round. fresh, al- meetings doing good Morning—anthem, Always f and took command. “Glorious Thee closed Jan. 8th.... Mr. Jas. H. who Friday The Silver work and there have been a number of con- Things of are Spoken,” Tan- Cilley, ways in season. \ Always good, was has been in has to from (and Star built at Brewer in 18HG, is 75.50 versions since this mission was ner; duett, “Just as I am Without One teaching town, returned Open 9 to 12 A, M. From that’s the opened last | reason. Accept no *1 his home in gross and 42.95 net tonnage, and is a fast November. The work is to be Plea,” arr. from Tucker. Evening—selec- Waldo... .Mrs. Abbie True has substitute. permanent 1 to 4 P. M. Sold everywhere. and able boat of tions returned home from her size. Capt. S. H. Bar- and all are welcome to the A Suu- by the chorus, “O, Be Joyful in Massachusetts, where Send name and address for booklet, ''Mrs. Pop meetings. Lord,” her went out to in and she has been a few weeks_Miss kins' Thanksgiving,” by a noted humorous writer. ) bour, builder, Florida day school will be opened in connection Danks; “Vesper Hymn,” Stephenson. spending DEPOSITS SOLICITED. 14tf 5V MEURELL-BOULE CO., ^2 her one winter, returning in the spring, and with these next Evelyn Gray of Frankfort is visiting her Syrmcuae, N. ¥. •? meetings, beginning Sunday The Maine Ministers’ which L______f?| was Association, she for a short time on the route be- at 10 o’clock. All children that do brother. Mr. Frank Gray_Mrs. Charles My Mamma gives ms not at- held its last meeting in last tween Rockland and Auburn, Sep- Bangor. The Silver tend school are Merriam, who has been sick for the past few BROWN’S INSTANT RELIEF. Siffcgay cordially invited. will hold its next IThTdoroin, m.1)7 at tember, meeting the is Star went on the Castine route A There will be a Bible class for weeks, now convalescent. For Coughs, Colds, Cello, Cholera The genuine “BELFAST” 5c. cigar Monday. older people same the Street place, High Congregational Morbus, Dysentery, Croup, Sore stock company is to own who desire to attend. M. C. found its into nine diff- being organized Mrs, Clapp of eto. already way Church, Auburn, Wednesday afternoon and A LUCKY PENNEY. The will Threat, Diphtheria, and manage the steamer. .The Rockland Star Boston has of this work. of the late erent States in the also the Do- charge Feb. 17th. The of » THINK IT IS REAL NICE TO TAKE. of Glasses and Diseases of L’nion, evening, general subject Anna Crockett wife of Fitting of Friday says: “A. H. Hanscome, who has Penney, “Doctor” H. iiinn of the will be “The Gist of the New NOB’.VAY MEDICINE Canada, and strange to say, it meeting C. of was Prepared by Co., Norway, Me. been off duty for the first time in 25 There has probably been more Penney Lewiston, filed Jan. 12th a years, infringe- In the an will ihe a^d Ear less than two this brand was Theology.” evening address in the Eye Specialty. years ago and who has been taking a rest at bis home ments on the genuine “BELFAST” 5c. probate court. Practically all the es- be given Rev. Geo. W. D. of Office hours until II a. m. iced on the by Field, D., tate is left to the SUBSCRIBE FOR market. The only cigar in Winterport, came to this than any other brand made in New doctor, whom she makes city yesterday cigar the methods of the From 12.30 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m. llf*de Bangor, upon teaching executor without bonds. The w'ill in Belfast that is stamped “BEL- to take the place of Frank on Did ever may be Pierce, purser England. you notice how peo- Old Testament. The exact title of Dr. the steamer contested, but not, it is successful- SEARSPORT, MAINE. FAST.” Rockland for a few days.” to imitate a thought, ple try good thing 2 Field’s lecture will be announced later. ly. THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL, Telpshoxe j Connection. I3tf ThE WORLD OF STYLE. What rtaine Editors arc Saying. A Mirror ot Fashion for Drossy Women. Seven counties in -Kansas cast au aggre- [Our Xew York Litter.] gate of less than a thousand votes, and will be consolidated into three counties to save The reign of Madam La Mode is at the f^EfyVBOfty) expenses. If Kansas sticks to Populism a \ few years it will as height of its glory now that the season of W^ArS present great attractions a buffalo range. [Machias Union. balls and parties has fairly started and jglVDEES. A subscriber in his subscri ption visits to country clubs are the order of renewing remarked that i! was rather hard to get the day. Consequently variety in dress money but the county paper was the last for occasion is the motive in thing he should economize on, for sometimes every leading he saved the cost of the paper in bargains life. advertised. This is one benefit of a local THAT Tuxedo, the Country Club of West- paper that is generally overlooked, but it ex- THE ists, nevertheless. Observer. chester, the Rockaway Hunt and the [Piscataquis Richmond County Hunt all had their holi- Rockland didn't say much when the oil FAC-S1MILE trust nearly doubled the of festivities in which the smartest of price kerosene, day but does kick vigorously at the miserable stuff Xew York society always participate. The sold them at that price. In such help- AVegc table Preparation for As less exasperation it may be soothing to women, of course, donned their the food and SIGNATURE “purple know that scientists declare that tiretiies are simitating Regula- and fine linen," for undoubtedly the most to be the illuminant of the future. But by ting the Stomachs and Dowels of -OF- the time they get into general use some one attractive feature about a week's holiday will have cornered sunshine; so what’s the spent at a suburban club or in its neigh- odds? [Kennebec Journal. borhood is the fact that there are always Not long ago a list was published of of men around to and plenty dress angle twenty-two savings banks that had gone to Promotes Digestion.Checrful- for. the wall in New Hampshire, maiuly on ac- ness and Rest.Contains neither count- of bad Western investments. The nor Mineral. For what is woman if man is not mind- sound condition of the Maine banks is in Opiutri.Morphine IS ON THE ful of her? She is bound to dress and striking contrast, and it is due without Not Narcotic. doubt to prudent management and wise laws ook her the fun of hav- GOOD HEALTH NEVER prettiest, just for regulating the investments <»f these institu- ing other women look envious, but she tions. [Portland Advertiser. GOES ON WET FEET Rcryx a/ Old ftSAKl EL PITCHER i> soon grows sick of that and longs for men WRAPPI A Proud Record. Pumpkin Seed to *41x. Senna •* conquer. Wet feet are for the always running fiocfitlli .Salts doctor. Colds, pneumonia,consump- “Who was that Squire Iluxatable that Anise Scut OF EVEEY died last week," asked the caller at the Pppermint tion-they’re the children of wet feet. ih Carl matt Soda. newspaper office. Seed The best life insurance is a pair of ffarm “He was a man,responded the editor of Clarified Signr BOTTL3E or dry feet,—and the dryest feet are in the Perkins Junction Palladium, “who lientr/ynm Fiavvr. had taken this paper nineteen years, al- A f ways paid for it in advance, never expect- perfect Remedy forConslipa “CAIMDEE” ed me to make a local item about it when tion. Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea. he put a new roof on his barn or sold bis Worms .Convulsions feverish- when he came in to ask me a pork; ques- ness and Loss or Sirrr RUBBERS tion never began by saying ‘an editor is supposed to know everything,' always sent Pac Simile Signature of a s2 Blue Cloth Gown Trimmed with Blue Cloth Gown Trimmed with Velvet The Candee Co. are the oldest bill with the wedding notice when- ever of his and and Gold Braid. and Block Satin. rubber makers in the world. any family got married, iZ.-AdFddiT. They never had an idea he could run West 23rk. ! my paper NEW YORK. Casteria is pur n i ,.c Designed In* The National Cloak Co., I make every kind of rubber footwear. better that 1 could." is not soli* in bn'h. ] >, one numerous sian and was on were the first to make the h And the editor of the Palladium fur- of her and very lace finished eacli side igh on •. pretty They you anyth.ng e' ;’.a cr p- tried to a tear with the 1 she was a handsome woman, with an shaped rever of velvet front rubber for driving storms. tively wipe away is as and w... ar.s* gowns, quite artistically office towel. "just pvi’. [Chicago Tribune. $«r Sio that C-A-o and the men appreciated her soft and ar- in a darker shade of royal purple. pose." you get tistic coloring by carrying it off on their Another popular girl was chic and EXACT COPY Register of Water Vessels. OF WRAPPER, lapels as a delicate though perishable charming in, oh! such a smart coat of Deep souvenir. But the way she chased a dig- brown kersey lined with silk in rich Homan ____I 8HIPS. nified and handsome old bachelor of fifty, stripes. The lines were simple, yet grace- Abner Coburn, J P Butuam, sailed from with lustrous and a bank ac- ful and the unmistakable art of the tailor eyes golden Hiogo Oct. 14 for New York; passed St count, was a world of fun to all beholders. was evident in the stitched seams and Helena Dec 31. A G Ropes, David Rivers, arrived at Sau PROBATE a i'r In contrast to this guileful creature was edges. A large, bushy tail and a bright- NOTICES. At >bateCourt 1 Francisco Oct. 13 from New York the Count) of Waldo. ,,n the of with a head of the sable adorned each A another society girl twenty, eyed side' “Candee”on a rubber means J Fuller, T P Colcord, sailed from At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for January A. I>. 1807 Delaware Breakwater Oct from Philadel- the <>i Waldo, on the certain wholesome thor- of the loose, double-breasted front. 30, County second Tuesdav of instrument, purpor; .i sweet, natural, nature, the best that ran be A. made. ph a for Nagasaki. January. 1). 1897. A "ill and testament >t" mac and and as One of the daintiest seen late of oughly generous unspoiled, capes during Belle of Bath, C Curtis, sailed from Hong T I/./.IK B. CKANULKMIKK of Belfast, in said Belfast, in said Count v. shoe store. Jan ( having been presented tor !*., full of fun as a summer is the was made of rich emerald Any Kong 1 for New York. ounty, having presented a petition represent- pc pure morning holidays Ordered, That notie- he -ix.ui Daniel Barnes, O C Arpe, sailed from ing that she and others therein named are iteirs. in different terested a ot tin- of dew and sparkle. She saw the hand of green silk velvet, lined with delicate em- Zanzibar Dec 4 for to living States, of WILLIAM 1>. I>i>K, by causing copy Singapore load for New lished 1 late of Belfast, in said County of Waldo, deceas- three weeks succe-si\. bossed satin that seemed to York or Boston. d the older woman, and she did everything pink have im- ed. and as such are owners of certain real estate Journal, print, at Belfast. 1• 1 El A L at a Probate Capitan, Carver, sailed from described in said that Court, to be he.u ., she could, in an innocent, to prisoned tints from the heart of our Amer- petition, praying some suit funny way and for said on -< Hong Ivoug Nov 21 for Baltimore. able person may be authoiized’to sell said teal es- County, tin* her one better. “1 wonder if she ican Beauty rose. Under tiie of the Emily F Wliitney, A S Pendleton, arriv- tate at public sail*. February next, at ten ot th “go'5 edge and show if ed at 3 Ordered. That the said notice to cause, any tlu> was a Shaugliae Jan from New York. petitioner give thinks I am to sit still and let cape arranged flounce of all should not be r,.\, A<- just going plaited D C sailed from persons interested by causing a copy of this proved, apj Emily Reed, Nichols, < Ft». K. white mousseline de a Cancer order to be published three weeks in .lulls-.. which successively her lasso that charming old bachelor under soie, gave New York Nov 13 for Japan. A true Attest the Republican Journal, printed at Bcllast, that copy. effect of Gov Rome, Nichols, sailed from New York a Cn \s. p H.\ very nose? Never! I'm to stir charming fullness to the bottom they may appear at Probate Court, to he held at my going Dec 5 for Melbourne. Belfast, within and for said Brown Kerse\ with of County, on tbe second Sable Tails. the cape. The collar of velvet Al-l’O SS. ( out him up my own self, if it is the last thing high Great Admiral. Rowell, arrived at Mar- Tuesday «d .March next, at ten of the dock be- \\’ In t fast, on t In1 .—* v uni < •1 i' seilles Jan 1 fore noon, and show cause, it 1 AL L'MK l"., H eSl ^)U I do! It isn't is it?" she was edged with sable and was in from Hobart Town. any they have, why mean, asked, clasped Of the of said should not 1SA7 OKOROP A. timilA. the prayer be grant- Breast. petitioner B St.. New York. Henry Hyde, Scribner, cleared from 'ast " the front with a brooch fashioned ed. OKO. K. ii of FRKDKRB K 1! \ anxiously, after she had confided her plan quaint Mr. A. H. Sail Francisco Dec 31 for Honolulu. JOHNSON. Judge. Crausbv, of 15S Kerr St., A true copy. Attest Boston. Mass..deceased. lia\ 11:. so, that is why a visit to a win- of an immense emerald encircled with P R sailed from and final holiday to me, about the second night after my Memphis, Tenn., says that his wife Josephus, Gilkey, Hong t has. P. H vzi i.tim Register. account for allow an.. Oct 1 for New York St Helena Ordered. Thar notice then ter resort is such an event and no attention to a Kong ; passed •[ interesting arrival. “Not a bit of it!" I diamonds. An illustration of this cape is paid small lump which weeks said, eager Dec 18. At a Probate Court held at Belfast. within and for successively, in th. 1ft-, I am in her breast, but it soon de- m why to tell about the on this in with appeared L J N the of \\ on printed Belfast/in said going you for the fray, and anxious to see how Miss given page company those Mary Cushing. Pendleton, arriv- County aldo, the second Tuesdav of into a cancer of the worst A. I>. interested, max attend at ., I gowns, the foibles ami the whims veloped type, ed at Sydney, N S W Jan 5 from New York. .January, 1897. pretty Blonde was to stand the racket. of the jacket aud gowns described. and held at Belfast. on lie going notwithstanding the treatment of May Flint, EDI’ Nichols, arrived at Sau certain instrument, purporting to be the last and whiles of the who ary next, and show cans. jolly society girls me tell the best it continued to Fraucisc » Dec 24 from New York, V will and testament ot AP.BY MATH KM S. In c the said “But do let the others! They will physicians, account should n •; ... of in said of were the life and soul of the Shipbuilding Wonders. and two Puritan, A N Blanchard, arrived at San Northport County Waldo, deceased, tiKu 1 J. Hi particular all it so—do mind?" spread grow rapidly, eating been for enjoy you holes in her Francisco Nov 2 from Hiogo. having presented probate. A true eopx Attest “suburb" at which I was breast. The doctors Ordered. That notice be given to all visiting. “Not the least bit in the world! Tell The were iufomud O C sailed from persons ( ‘HAS. P. 11 people long ago that Reaper, Young, Batavia interested hv a 'ili.- school soon pronounced | causing ropy ,.f this ordet to be miss, home for the the limit in had been reach- Nov 21 for Tagal. three weeks in holidays, them, every one, and if 1 into shipbuilding her incurable. A i published successively the Repub- maybe, get R R C G arrived at lican Journal, it VV' \ .1 >< Ss 1 n Court 1 w as in her The first of a ed. Thomas, Nichols, llong printed Belfast*, that tlu v mas glory. budding celebrated New York ! >T fast, on the ser..nd I a scrape, some of them will help me out. When the Kong Nov 25 from New York. appear at a Probate Court, to be held at Bcllasf, is an Great Eastern was built to is-,*7 m en b. society girl interesting sight, and I specialist then treat- Saehem, H T Lancaster, at Hong Kong within and tor said County, on the second lues- Bi,i:nii:\ f.\ I'll in the tons and or | of tale of HASS A Ho Id a ;n begin morning." carry 20,000 1,000 passengers, ed but she con- 4 day February next. at ten ol the clock betnie the her, Dec for New York. in said enjoyed watching process exceeding- 5.000 and no the world noon, and show cause it any they .have, uby the port, County. de« eased, And she and in the hotel passengers cargo, S 1> at ■< did, everybody tinued to grow worse Carletoii, Amsbury, Hong Kong same should not his first and tin:. 1 ace..net 1 recall a now, is be proved, appi ved and a I !i*weme of the most only cargo but that both her aunt Nicholas, Carver, sailed from San true eopv. Attest: She was sweet and about it, and from 1500 to 2500 | Francisco Jan 7 for Seattle. II AS. P 11 A/FI. 1 IN K, Register. weeks succes-ixely in h. sensible of mothers to giacelul passengers besides, and and had guide her eager grandmother j of printed in Rdtas;.'in n- no malicious in her carry them over at State Maine, H G i. urtis, sailed from having designs happy astonishing speed. died from cancer he At .1 Probate Court held at within and t'< i.ntetested, iv attend at young t'ert in the way they to go. New York 4 for Shanghai*; Get Belfast, long When the Etruria her Sept spoken held at Beitasi. n h, ,, .., she and appeared captain the case as the County of \\ aid-•. on the Sl •.-i:.i Timsdax ot young heart, prospered finely gave up lal 8, Ion 28 NY. x is a thop uglily sensible gill declared that the limit had been 5, January A. 1>. 1 S‘.*7. ai in*\t. and -h.-u herself, as surely Til In- E Starbuck, Ebon Curt is, sailed the sa id an '• grew rosy and saucy the campaign pro- hopeless. I ount slionId n- .. and. u in reached. But soon the New York and Paris I 'sTIN N A C. L R ASS Bill D(; F. widow d M AY uning ‘lie boys and what well- v'M'im.'niie men re- from New York Jail t* for Sydney, NSW. Ola* F. o-P\s, But 1 shall never her con- 1 lil-rf if Kid. BRASSRRllM,K. e \\ gressed. forget lollowed A t rue < u.i d materialized, by the swift Euea- *** \\ m 11 sailed from New op) ba. woman does not.'--.-die does not commended S.S.S. | Macy, Amsbury, said on lit y o! \\ aolo. «!»•• eas< «!. ! avi: est cd a before the week was nia and and then it was declar- York Get ."-1 for San Nov Afi.^-' ^ sternation, night Compania. and little she : Francisco; spoken u petit ion playing that administration "tun after" them a but leaves that though hope remained, hit, ed that more was tat 7 50 Ion 52 10 W. tate id saiu de rased he giaumd ...-! i. \\ when she came in room nothing perfect possible. it, and an was no- 2»>, N, may ■ up, flying my begun improvement ! Hobbs ol said \\ T- ei gati vt.* to them. But the Germans are now NS in ii Conner, Frank 1 Pendleton, sailed mterporr. vutiieiy engaged in tired. The cancer commenced to heal and w ith big tears in her clear blue eyes, and Iron Hong Get 17 for New York; I Male red. That the said pet it louer give im me I tell all these achievements look tame. Kong all |>| i« K "1 rill Sum: < \\ you that this little maiden making when she had taken several bottles it Nov 0. persons iuteie>u d by eausii.g .i nay this a genuine in her voice. T never have on passed Anjer order to he three ri M.virni Main H ;> quiver They eight gigantic ships the and sev- published week--imcr'--i\ in unusually with a disappeared entirely, although I NY .1 Rotcli, Sewali C Lancaster, at i.i aandsome, slender, stocks for service Hong the Republican Journal, printed at la da that r.i \si. .i.,i meant to do it! And I don't know what in between New York and eral have not a ! Dec 4 for New York. years of Hong at a Probate or.r; U- ! ’. 1 graeelul figure, suit, brown elapsed, sign they may appear This is t,, nr ii.it ;,v ill- bright, eyes, Europe. The could almost take flip 11 lcpaco Inc oror rofnrTinl the world to do! That old tadpole has ac- biggest barks. at Belfast. within and tor -aid cm- nl y a. t hr «r .lamiaiv. A ! * 1 •>'', M line a the Great oml of features, clear rosy complexion, a Eastern's 20,000 tons of cargo Tuesday February next, at ten o! ;!,.k u .i s -sill'll by i,e. 1 .1 M n-. taken all nonsense in dead earn- Adam NY C N sailed from before tually my in and w ere Spies, Meyers, noon, and show cause, if any they have «'t I lisolveuev bn said < oi;i V, tea 1 i"sehud of a mouth and ballast, she to carry troops only lovely long, Dec 11 for New York. why the ot said -In nld'inu be c-tale ol \ s..\ \ est and has asked me to many him. What she could take A Real Blood Singapore prayer petitioner Id m.K H | 10,000 comfortably. Alanson < -. dai hair, you do not need to be assured Remedy, Alice Reed, Ford, arrived at granted. -aid >un!y. a udp-«. :• i engaged year expected eclipse will be \ \ 11.1.1 A M 1 S.M A R'T, A Mini nisi ra t < >r of t hr -- then ilebl s'" a n-l ■ !io,„, of the week. records for mailed 15 from Honolulu. speed. M tate ■ f WILLIAM 1* SMART late .d s.-ars- his estate will be liel.l a are to be married in Oh, I'll free to ad- Evie Reed, A T Whittier, at Montevideo at on11 April! dear, When the Wilhelm any in said of Waldo, deceased, be llohieii al he Probate Mlmt no much for the buds. Now der Grosse is launch- Nov 5 for New York. port, County having opening never be more! What do dress. Swift presented a petition praying lor an order of »!i- 1 lie DMil id \ > naughty any you ed they will again say that the limit is arrived at Port Town- day February lor the full with her dan- Harvard, Colcord, tribution, according to law. m the estate of -aid o'clock in tlie ahernooii. society blossom, would but soon Specific Co., suppose Yellowtop say?" And the reached; again she in her turn send Dec. 30 from Santa Rosilia. deceased. (liven under m\ tin- little innocent Atlanta Ga. hand date hr-, gerous airs and graces and will be found in the Herbert W H arrived at That the said it inner m-t me t n ten. \ little mischief-maker threw herself on the shade. Black, Blanchard, Ordered, pet give FK I I» 8 from New York. all persons interested a ropy of ibis SherilV. as M. s^. u.;t' a her infectious frolicsomeness arid fun. it looks as if we should ere have a Acajutla Sept by eausing Deputy long order to be three bed and alternately wept and laughed Norwell, Cushman, sailed from published weeks surrr.-sively in sid\ eney for sa ni ('oni.i y H \\ ii.i.. ran ship that would take with Henry the at Nobody teach her on 50,000 troops, 20 Ga. j Republican Journal, printed Bellast.tTi.it anything earth, until was convulsed over the situa- New York June for Brunswick, I, too, supplies, to a desired point on the other they may appear at a Probate Court to be held when it comes arrived at New York Jan [ o ( to flirtation tactics and lolani, McClure, at Belfast within and for said County. >u the M(‘ssciim(*r*s IN tion. side of the Globe, and that sea | matrimonial coming Is 5 rom Honolulu. second Tuesday of February next, at ten of the manoeuvres. She was born battles would reduce Ol FK K <>K mi SlIMKII \N it ended in her her themselves to vast Advertising Lucy A Nickels, C M Nichols, sailed from clock before noon, and show can-c. if any they Well, packing up Sl'AI’l-. >•!' Maink. \N.\I :>•- ( the whole matches. Y'ork Dee 31 for have, why the prayer of said petitioner slum Ml knowing business, and she is drowning New Hong Kong. Hh.i am .January Id A and back home to Will the a not he granted. on traps going a Mabel 1 Win Meyers, arrived at 1 her native heath when she has a half- imagine stray torpedo sending ship Meyers, CKO. K. JOHNSON, Tlii is to mv .• not me that (> from Boston. -fudge. next while the dear old bachelor sailors and Montevideo Nov u 1-1 a dozen morning, carrying 50,000 soldiers to the A true copy. Attest da nary .A S'.'T Man...! to her and a 7 for < ... strings bow belt full of Matanzas, sailed from Havana Jan H a/.i \va- issued by I- I. a-, .1 swore that all women w7ere deceivers and bottom. [Boston Globe. Chas. P. tim-. Register. New York ot Insolveney b>r -aid ’.inly M live Like a leal, scalps. Nails. At Probate Court held at Belfast, within and tor retired into melancholy seclusion for the Driving Penobscot, E G Parker, at Hong Kong the estate ot HAUTSON Al.K Breton Coal the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday ot said be a in- I know the most demure ex- Cape Shipments. Dec 4 for New York. County, adjudged looking, remainder of his “Y^ellow- January A. I > 1 81(7. oi on it ii>n ot said 1>« nt or n li stay, leaving Rebecca Crowell, M G Dow, sailed from pet quisitely beautiful who 4 NN1K (i- TA1NTOR. widow of Wll.I.\Rl> O tiled mi the ldtb day ol dam a y. A gray-eyed scamp furious and oyer the The shipments of coal from the Rotterdam Jan 1 for Cardiff. top" desperate per- Cape TAINTOR.late of \\ hi said Coan whieb date interest on claim- i- t. I Breton collieries 1896 The blow A interport, mows down her adorers for have been the first starts Rose Melvin arrived at nienl ot debt oi b\ simply by regi- of larg- Tunis, Colcord, ty of Waldo, deceased, having presented a peti- that the pay any t versity things. est in the Cape Breton coal trade. The total Santos Dec 12 from New York. and the t ransler ami •: ments. She is round and and a nail but must be tion for an allowance out ot the personal estate delivery any dimpled of the law ihai a um Howrever, how I have strayed from my shipments Dominion Coal Co. for the Serrano, R G Waterhouse, arrived at Gar- of said deceased. him are forbidden by of -aid Debtor the; soft-voiced, with roseleaf cheeks and a year are 1,052,000 tone, an increase of followed others ontolo-from Sourabaya. Ordered, That the said petitioner give not ice to creditors to provt for I started to tell that the Pjcsent by one or more assignees subject, you over 1805. The from all persons interested by causing a ropy of this or- choose >1 his blossom of a 177,570 largest output St Smeed, sailed from I’ort Natal perfect face, and an infantile Lucie, der to be three weeks successively in held at a Court of Insolvency to be i. is a sweet and any one of the Cape Breton how- squarely on the head 8 for published society girl very lovely collieries, Jan Barbadoes. the at Probate (Mliee in said Pclfast. mi >■ innocence and was the Republican Journal, printed Belfast, that unsophistication that are ever, by general mining association, Thomas A W S sailed A two.. as she in her numberless to Goddard, Griffin, they may appear at a Probate Court, to he held at February. D. ltt'dT.at clock picture poses the total for mines reached the most awfully destructive I Sydney having from Rosario Dec 2 for Boston. Belfast, within and for said County, on the second oon. weapons neat tailor-made or tons. This beats all mv the In gowns airy, dainty 278.000 previous records Willard Mudgett, AC Colcord, arrived at Tuesday of February next, at teii of the clock (liven under hand dale have ever seen! She is for SA Ml FI. C \. M only eighteen, but the years that Cape Breton collieries York Dec 2‘J from Barbadoes. before noon, and show cause, if any they have, ten. frocks. The winsome creature New • evening have been in the of said should not be Sheritf, as Messence! ol the she has wonders in her operation. The reserve mine why prayer petitioner accomplished brief looked more SCHOONERS. for said County ot \\ aid**. spoken of above never fetch- comes next to Old Sydney in the quantity of granted. but eventful career of one of coal CKO. K. JOHNSON. Judge. society year. in a blue broadcloth raised. R sailed ing than deep gown Georgia Gilkey, W Gilkey, from A true copy. Attest: Motive A si nee /us She is a of y of I, thorough woman with all her Drive It Home. Barbadoes Jan 1 for Demerara. ( has. P. Haz.ki.um-, made to show to advant- Register. exquisitely plain Hattie McG H F arrived I m ent. baby ways and and in her Buck, Sprowl, playfulness, At a Probate Court held at within and for age her slender, girlish waist and finished at Portsmouth, N H, Dec i) from New York. Belfast, At Pclfast. m the < omity : \\ a 1 own “set’- she is lovingly and Clausen, Jr, Appleby cleared from the (’minty of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of Maine, the. thirteenth day of danu.it; adoringly with tasteful braid ornaments of blue and Henry January, A. I). 181(7. called the “little And her An Philadelphia Dec IS for Christianstadt. TIIF undersigned hereby fives in Queen.” small advertisement T Y 1)1 A M. STA 1’I.KS, widow of LL\ I STAPI.I.S. across the front of the Horace G Harriman, arrived at 1 as Assignee of the e- gold extending Morse, in of pointnieiit her title Ju late of Stockton Springs, said < m majesty enjoys and rules her lit- must be followed by New York Jan IS from Savanuuli. County A Cl K T1S ol Pel Iasi .in sani v jacket bodice. Waldo, deceased, having presented a petit ion that Insolvent Debtor, win has been ■!■ e tle court as as if the blood of the John C Smith, Kneeland, sailed from Bal- administration ol the estate ot said deceased royally others that are c lear may vent Upon his own petition, by the < One of her chums and her constant com- timore Dec ”‘2 for Curacoa. be to her. or the Tudors granted v cue v I or sani ( mini v td \\ a id Guelphs sparkled through A sailed from Bos- That the said notice to panion—when she was not with the and to the point to Lester Lewis, Kimball, Ordered, petitioner give L’vvii MUIM \ N \\ VPDW I I 1 her all interes ed a of this veins. Withal, she is loving and gen- ton Dec 10 for coal port. persons by causing copy the order to he three weeks in “bachelor"—was no less bewitching in a get desired re- Lucia Porter, Farrow, arrived at Wilming- published si:cc«-.-si\ely Motive his tle, and is as sweet and with the Jorfrnal. printed at Belfast, that of Assignee of 1/ popular ton, N Dec from Ponce, I’. It. Republican gown of royal purple cloth, also on the sults. they may appear it a Probate Court, to be held went. women as she is irresistible with A Haskell, sailed from Darien utterly Diarrhoea, Mary Hall, at Belfast, within and for said County, mi the tailor-made order. The bodice of this N Jan for Wilmington, C. second ol 1-elu next, at leu .■! he A t in I lie u W a men. but 1 also met a typical flirtatious 'Tuesday i.iry Pel fast. ('oiinty suit boasted a soft, dainty fr mt of black Dysentery, R F Pettigrew, Morse, arrived at Boston clock Indore noon, ami show cau-c. n .my they Maine, t In t hii’leeiil || -lay d d.I who was of :*» Bio have, the ot said should society girl every day thirty *nd ■“ Jan from Grande, Nic. why prayer petitioner rIM I F undersif ned herein not he granted. if she was a Bowel B W Hopkins, Hiebborn, cleared from I poini iim in ,i- \ -si ii.-f years old, minute. She was Complaints. CKO. K. JOHNSON. Judge Baltimore Jan 0 for Cienfuegos. S. IIAUDINC"! I'. 111 n 11. n i. o i; A true copy. At test tall, rather well A Sal lie W 11 arrived at New do. I 11 sol e lit I lehtol .v ho ha itet slender, proportioned, Sure, Safe, Quick Cure for rOn, West, Chas p. Ha/.i ink. I:, i-i. in-..’ vent ii is own and have been if these York Nov 11 from Buenos Ayres. poll pel ii. might good she troubles is Cured I listii v I'lirv loi -aid Oiml ,d M :• looking Tofa, A S Wilson, cleared from New York At a Probate Court held at licit.i -•. wit nin and tor bad uot been so conceited Rupture Ci.oid.l. II M«U4>K about it. She W WITHOUT OPERATION BY Jan 7 for Mobile. the County ol aldo, on ! l.e siruin! Tnr'da ol 2wb Pin looked neat and well Willie L Newton, E Coombs, arrived at January, A I >. 1x*.*7. always “groomed" 8. J. Sherman’s Method. Send 15 cents for his New York Dec B! from Ga. in her tailor-made but Brunswick, A certain inst rument, purp-•: t mg l>> 1»«• the last Notice of f-oreclosoi gowns, goodness book of full information, etc. Address A will and testament id J A M Ks W Will'll, gracious! she ought to have looked that late ot ell'ast, in said County ol W aldo, deceas- IIKKKAS. I.I.W IS \ I'l KM i, S. J. Hernia The Saved Ills Life. been lor \\' lainlul/et SHERMAN, Specialist, Discovery ed, having presented probate. M III.' ■■Mill .>1 W .1 j. •. |.\ 111." way when she did nothing else on earth That notice he to all in- It is the trusted friend of the Mr. G. Caillouette, Beavers- Ordered, given persons (lal.-il I inln ,'i I"1' i... .i .tc.i 175 Treinont Boston. 3m 44 Druggist, terested a ol this order to be but herself like unto Solomon in St., by causing copy isll-y ill' heeds. \ .In 'I. I' I:', get up ville, 111., says :“To Dr. King’s New Dis- three weeks in the Mechanic, Farmer, Planter, published successively Repub- me, t he undersigned, a .eriain |>,ue. all his covery 1 owe my life. Was taken with La lican Journal, at that glory. The way that “made printed Relfast, they may ale in saiil Kelt' i-t, .>n the « u"i• l\ girl Sailor, and in fact all classes. all for Grippe and tried the physicians miles appear at a Probate Court, to be lit Id at Pel fast, \ lew "I reel .in "anl K. I.."i I -ei n: I! was a caution. She is a colorless within and for said on the up” Used or about, but of no avail and was given up and County, second Tues- veyetl I.. >aid I nrnei h\ S. K !. i. Ii. Internally externally. of at ten of told I could not live. Dr. day February next, the clock before dated June and rernrded in blond but art had in her case supplied GEOI Having King’s f>, ls'.i.'t, GAMES, noon, and show cause, if have, the Beware of imitations. Ml,DM, New in store I sent for a bot- any they why heeds. idimie .:ts, l'a; l. an Tate Discovery my nature’s same should not be ami allowed. deficiencies and her hair there- tle and its use from the first proved, approved eoinlitinn .Newbiiry up again. Ciias. 1*. Hazkitink. Register. MA A At night, the young lady looked very StreeJ, KTII its weight in gold. We won’t keep store or He I fast, Jan. 1887.- dWJ (Near Corner ok Fairfield SS. In Court of at well, for her hair was long and had a fluff 25c. and 50c. bottles. St.) house without it.” G»*t. a free trial at Kil- Probate, held Pel & WALDOlast, on the second Tuesday of January, to gore Wilson's City Drug Store. it that made it easy to curl around her BOSTON. MASS. 181)7- KRKh I,. lilhKKV, Administrator on the estate of LINCOLN late of and ears 12 to 2. Other hours OILKLY, Searsport. temples and neck. Then she Hours, by appointment in said FOR THE NEW YEAR Thousands of the victims of County, deceased, having presented his made her only. consumption second and final account of administration of .said eyebrows and did the work owe their death to very October, 1895.—Iy45* the simple neglect of a estate for allow mice. H. H. cold. Dr. Wood’s Pine cures skillfully, too, penciling the arch delicate- LAMSON, Norway Syrup Ordered, That notice thereof be given, three coughs and colds, bronchitis and all throat weeks in the ly. Then she colored her lashes and add- successively, Republican Journal, NOTICE. and lung troubles. printed in Pel fast., in said county, that all persons teF Art CaMart interested attend at a Probate ( ed a line of shadow under her eyes. may oiirt, to be Licensed Auctioneer. THE FINANCE COMMITTEE of the City held at Pelfast on the second Tuesday of Febru- Cape of Emerald Velvet. of Cheeks and lips were touched up in the Council desire that all holders City of Belfast, CASTO±lIA. ary next, and show cause, if any they have, why AT COST A I by The National Cloak Co., West 23d 4 per cent, bonds of the issue of 1882, present the said account should not be allowed. most Designed P. O. The fac- blooming style, and, wlnn New York. ADDRESS, t(7 the same for at once. really, St., payment simile Is oa (JKO. L. JOHNSON, Judge. j F. H WELCH, Chairman. A true Attest: Miss Blonde fluttered in, arrayed in any satin appliqued with medallions of Rus- FREEDOM, MAIHE- signature every copy. Belfast, Jan. 13,1897—3w2. wrapper. Ciias. P. Hazeltink, Register, j POOR & SON’S. The ^!f(jk>t>e Sights. Cultivation of Fish. Air. At ALMOST A An Appeal for The Parting of The Ways. Annual or COMPLETE WRECK. j tn-hison, Kansas, Globe.] Report United States Commissioner “Go Brice. (By a gasper.) forth in thy turn,” said the Lord of the ! not to live to be too But the years, to the year we :!'ing The annual of John J. Wonderful Dr. Greene’s O, Sextant of the meetin’ouse, which sweeps greet to-day— report Brice, U.S. “Go forth to succor And dusts, or is supposed to! and makes I my eople, wlio are commissioner of fish and states Nervura the fisheries, Made Him Well. H res thronging world’s highway. that million shad were the less hair she forty-eight eggs And lites the and sometimes leaves a v,.man is, gass, Carry them health and them collected,and from these mil- Charles II. seru I comfort, carry : ninety-three Stevens, South Effingham, N. H., loose, joy and file1:1' lion were in : — 111 was | light, fry planted streams emptying says about prostrated in health, In which case it sniels orfui—wus nor lam- The of grace the eager dawning, the ease of dodcyu into ocean : §R the Atlantic and Gulf of Mex- extremely nervous, limbs stiff in the a fool than joints, pile restful night. anything niv bowels were bloated toles it wen ico. The increase in shad eggs collected badly, and my breath- Aud wrings the bel, and men ing was terrible. I could not Take them the was 30 millions over the aud stoop without dyes, Hying snowflake, and the 1JGTO previous year, losing my breath. In fact I was almost a To the grief of surviven pardners; & hope of hastening He will tell that Emulsion has if a bill now before Congress is enacted sweeps spring, you Scott’s t hat knows ! complete wreck, and could do but little work paths; The green of the leaf the everybody into law stations will be estab- unrolling, gleam auxiliary of any kind. And for these services gits 8100 per annum, of the blue-bird’s wing. been endorsed the medical for on by lished most of the important rivers of Wich them that thinks deer, let them tri profession it; Give them the of the Atlantic coast and result in an im- Getiu np before star-lite in all wethers, and gladness children, the twenty years. This is because it is that he cannot get a strength of sinew and always mense increase in the output of this Kindlin’ tires when the wether is as cold nerve, : spe- The pluck of the man in contains cies. As Nero, and like as not green wood for battle,who may fall, palatable—-always uniform—always kindlins: hut. will never swerve. The of lobster was 07 mil- the purest Cod-liver Oil who is not smart output fry 1 wouldn’t be hired to do it for no some. Norwegian [Q lions 72 millions the Send them the lilt of the singer, the sword against previous year, I tut are 1 and in- j debts. O, Sextant! there kermoddity that is swift to smite Hypophosphites, You should and Commissioner Brice says there is Worth more than which doan’t gold, cost Iu the headlong rush of the onset, when the sist on Scott’s with trade ! little doubt the output in another year nothiuk— Emulsion, | is money, she doesn’t the wrong resists the right. will be increased more than one Worth more than the ,et-book. hundred anythiuk except sole mark of man and fish. Put in 5o- | Pour on up per cent. of Mann ;— them peace that crowneth hosts I meen I meen which have striven. cent and $1.00 sizes. The small size While the attempt to keep up the con- pewer are, Sextant; pewer bravely > Ids best, seldom fails are! Over them throw the mantle wear who of mackerel they be to cure or Hui. stantly decreasing supply O, it is plenty out o’ doors, so it are God-forgiven. may enough your cough i the New coast plenty along England was more doau’t no or Shrive them of sin and of Omake your ( less experimental, twenty-four million Whot on airth to do with but Hies blunders; help baby. gets in hot water, he itself, free! eggs were collected. about my people is it his head. Let this be as a million clams Scatterin’ leaves and blowin’ off men's year among years thought of Thirty-one tautog eggs time of jubilee, ScEtlECmukh-ru were collected in Buzzard’s Bay aDd sev- hatts; wives agree oftener on In it’s “as free as are” enteen million fry liberated from them. short, jest out-dores. Throbbing with notes triumphant, waving ,t y matters. But in our cherch it’s as scarce with to the O,.Sextant, banners fair, According report great increases as piety, A year of the grace of the Highest, to van- in results at a saving of expense were Scarce as > you nothing but a large baukbills when ajunts beg for quish human despair. accomplished with reference to salmon niisliins, existence. For sorrow ami hatching on the Pacific coast. The total Wich sum say is purty often (’tain’t nothin’ sighing send them, O Year, to the dance of mirth, take of 37 million salmon eggs amounted mee ; •t mean to a man until Wot I aint nothin’ to And banish the moan and the crying from to three times as many as ever collected give nobody;) but O, > her. the struggling, orphaned earth. NO-TO-BAC“‘S‘“ Sextant, Over sold. before in the United States in one 1,000.000boxes 300.000 cures prox e Its power to destroy thedesire for tobacco in any any U sliet 500 wimin torm No-to-bac men, & children,' Go forth in O is the greatest nerve-food in the world. Many gain 10 pounds in 10 and t n-ver season. thy turn, blithe New Year,’’ tails to make the weak days to until Speshaly the latter, up in a tite place. impotent man strong, vigorous and magnetic. Just try a box. You will be de- pointing girls CHARLES H. said the Lord of the lighted. Wo expect you to believe what we say, for a cure is It is to extend over the en- STEVENS, ESQ. But 1 of em breathes in aud and passing days; absolutely guaranteed by druggists every- hands. proposed out, out and And the in heaven where. bend for our booklet "Don t Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life “i angels heard Him, and Away written guarantee and tire a and economical commenced to take Dr. Greene’s free sample. Address ur country permanent Ner- in. lifted a of lUJbiillkl&LlNGREM£DY CO., t'hicagu ,\'cw urk. vura blood piean praise. system of maintaining commercial fisher- and nerve remedy, and at the end Say 50 times a miuit, or 1 million & a half at mother-in laws are of one week I had Sold and Guaranteed RICHARD H. ies about the central hatcher- lessened in girth about my breths an our, fMargaret E. Sangster, in Harper’s Bazar. by MOODY, Belfast, Me. a stories. by grouping bowels two inches and now is five Now liow will a cherch ful of are ies auxiliary egg collecting stations to he my girth long last bu-hes less, and I am able to do a full day’s at that rate ? Mary E. Wilkins is in operated only during the spawning sea- feuor. I tell if it had engaged writing mhI a woman with yon, not been for Dr. I ask you. Say 15 minits, aud then wots to a series of sketches of New son. Greene’s Nervura striking Eng- a ilozen men. blood and nerve remedv I be did? ip should land neighborhood life for The Ladies’ Another effort will be made to intro- have l>een dead before tin's time, and I Why then they mils bretlie it all over agin, Home a Tire NEW can therefore this Journal. will small YORK WEEKLY duce wonderful And then They portray TRIBUNE Pacific salmon in eastern waters. give remedv the they must bretlie it all over -nally know anyone agin, social sketch- Five million eggs will be transferred from highest praise.” And then agin, & so ou till each has took it community’s indulgences, luaintanee? If constipated, use Dr. Greene’s Cathartic down ing the old fashioned the the California station to stations in New quilting-party, FOR Pills with the Nervura. Dr. Greene. 34 Teni- At least 10 & let it time-worn and an York. Vermont and Maine, and fry liber- times, up agin. Aud singing-school apple- gli to raise whiskers *ple Place, Boston. Mass., the most successful wots more, bee. ated in the Penobscot, Kennebec, Merri- in paring •i! on a bicycle. physician curing nervous and chronic dis- The same individdible doan’t have the Delaware and can mac, Hudson. Susquehanna eases, be consulted free, personally or by privilege FARMERS AND VILLAGERS. Have you earache, to >th *,ehe, sore rivers. letter Of breathin’ bis own are and no one’s throat, make some nn n else; pains or swellings of any sort? A few ap- FUR Attention has beeu to the. increas- Eaclifone must take whatever comes to him. theii paid plications of Dr. Thomas’ Krlertra- Oil will competitors. of O, Sextant, doan’t know our lunks is ing output Atlantic and landlocked you bring relief aim st instantly. salmon at the Maine station and indica- Others have found health, and beliusses, FATHERS lienee of a smart vigor AND m Hood’s To bio’ the tier of life ami it from MOTHERS, tions point to a iucrease over pre- vrality Sarsaparilla, and it surely keep -at that will large has to Going out; & bow can bellussess bio with- goods power help you also. Why not itV POE vious years. try out wind Lake trout collected will said the eggs aggregate ‘‘Now, sir,’ ;eofessor of medicine, And ain’t wind ARE? 1 put it to your is or 20 million. “you may tell me to what- class of maladies eonsbens. ]■ 1 a\ whist so much SONS AND DAUGHTERS, The cod work will all insomnia belongs.” Are is same to us as milk to babies, g. at least;the surpass previous game. A hy-er,” replied the indolent Or water is to fish, or to seasons: 2.'> million eggs are expected. youth, pendulum clox, jFOH “it's a contagions disease.” Or roots & uirbs unto an Kastern oysters and lobsters were plant- injuu Doctor, about a grievance, “1 never heard it s< described. Where Or little pills unto an CARTERS ed in California and Oregon waters in omepath, hat he has oue. did you learn ol 1 his Or boys t,o girls. Are is for us to breethe; ALL THE October, diamond hack in^San I FAMILY. terrapin “From experience. Whenever my neigh- Wot signifies who preeches if I can’t breeth? BBittle Francisco and of steel head trout bor's can't I'm as wakeful as Wots wots Joins Id person ran do is hay, eggs j dog sleep, just Pol, to sinners who are and < aliform.i fish were in he is." dei l, With the close of the age. and not act game planted j Presidential campaign THE TRIBUNE streams to Likes Ded for want of bretii ? tributary Superior and ! Word comes Why, Sextant, Tiver from all fpi irt.-rs that the Huron and the Penobscot, river. when we dye, recognizes the lact that the American are now neatest and most sate.; ..-i >ry dye for color- people anxious to It’s only co/. we can’t breethe no more— ■ pills ing the heard .. brow n black is ss with their pocket- Bucking- that’s all. their attention to home and ham's Dye for the Wmskers. give business interests. To meet iii with their hearts. The Rivers in the Atlantic. And now, O Sextant, let me beg of you let, a this When a man considers himscl!' as “one in little are inter our cherch, condition, politics will have far less and are space prominence, ■ »nsider a man a Across the Atlantic Ocean from the Gulf •i. thousand,” ho naturally regards others as (Pewer is setting propper for the pews,) And do it. week and on until another or .• s> lie ciphers. days, Sundays too. State National occasion a apologizes of Guinea to ( St. moves a demands renewal of ape Roque great It aint much trouble—only make a It’s a iioal, body of water—the Main Cur- good thing to keep in the house, And all the are will cum of itself. SICK the for the for which THE Equatorial that Adamson’s Botanic HEADACHE fight principles TRIBUNE has labored Cough Balsam. It It lines to cum in were it can get warm. rent—which can be considered the motive that a nan ‘-Sister*’ at a stops dry tickling often ex- Aud O bow it will rouse Positively cured these feeling the peple up, by from its to the and won its twice as perienced m the night and cures the Ami inception present day, greatest vic- get much on power, or mainspring, of the whole At- always spirit up the preecher, and stop gaps Little Pills. or ,-old. 10c. nid 35c. bottle. lantic current as it obtains its mo- cough per And yauns & as effectual tories. system, j fijjitts, also relieve As wind on the dry Boans the Profit talks They Distress from Dyspepsia, tion directly from the ever exacting push Husband : “How do you like the view ?" Of. Indigestion and Too A eat a rabbit as a of the tradewinds. At Cape St. Roque Wife (with ecstasy : “O I am speechless !" Hearty Eating. per- Every possible effort will be put forth, and money Husband : [Exchange. freely is about as good to this broad current splits into two parts, “Well, if that be so, 1 think we fect remedy for Dizziness, Kausea, Drowsi- would better stay here for a while.” spent, to make the THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE one turning north, the other South. The [Judge. ness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue pre-eminently a northern For Over part contracts, increases its Fifty tears. A Concert on the Grand Banks. Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They NATIONAL FAHILY ’hat a bride will do the northern coast NEWSPAPER, interesting, instruc- speed, and, passing up An Old and Well-Tried Remedy.—Mrs. Regulate the Bowels. rases out of ten. she With his on Purely Vegetable. of South America as the Guinea current, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for eyes fixed the beams above, tive, entertaining and i.dispensable to each member of the enters through the Caribbean Sea into the over fifty years by millions of mothers for Disko began this ancient ditty, Tom Platt Small Pill. Small Dose. family. Gulf of Mexico, where it circles around their children while teething, with perfect flourished all round him to make the Small Price. who continued to to the northward; then, colored a deep success. It soothes the child, softens the tune and words lit a little: id /sold him concert from gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and blue the tine river silt of the Missis- “There is a crack packet—crack o’ > is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Is pleas- packet sippi, and heated from its long surface ex- fame, We Furnish The Journal ant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every Republican and N. Y. Tribune posure under a sun to an She hails from Noo York, an’ the ‘Dread- Weekly tropical average part of the world. Twenty-live cents a bot- Hemorrhage i.g with a man of it nought’s’ her name, OF THE LUNGS wrong temperature eighty degrees emerges tle. Its value is incalculable. Be sure and ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $2.00, •* You may talk o’ your fliers—‘Swallow-tail’ work live years, and into the Florida Channel as the Gulf ask for Mrs. Winslow’s and Soothing Syrup, and “Biack Ball’— The breaking down of lung take no other kind. CASH IN ADVANCE. Stream. tissues reason of But the ‘Dreadnought’s’ the that can by weakness Address all orders to it packet From here travels northeast, following beat them all. or disease can be checked finished for his Bridget: “Wuz yell sick whin sez worr only paying the trend of the coast line, until, oft Cape a reconstructive comiu’ over the Oirisli Sea?” by remedy. ■ “Now the ‘Dreadnought’ she lies in the begins paying for his Hatteras, it splits into three divisions, one THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL Moike (newly arrived): Wosn’t I,though ! River PUBLISHING CO., BELFAST, MAINE, of on Mersey, which, the westernmost, keeps to lose If I hadn't on a I believe put loife-preserver, Because of the tug-boat to take her to sea; its warmth and life in Baffin’s An- Oi’d a’ doid.” Bits. ANCIER’S Bay. [Illustrated But when she’s off soundings you eg what a ease ran be shortly made other impinges «>n tlie Hebrides, and is no will know Relief In Six Write your name and address on a send it -ips against a man who is more as a and the Hours. postal card, to Geo. W. Best, recognizable current; (Chorus ) ETROLEUM eastern and part of the divided and Bladder Tribune Office, New York City, and la sample of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY largest Distressing Kidney diseases She’s the Liverpool packet—O let copy makes a wide to the east relieved in six hours the Lord, stream, sweep by “New Great her go! EMULSION TRIBUNE will be mailed to you. buzz saw is safe sport ! aud south, enclosing the Azores and the South American Kidney Cure.” This new kuig' a young man [ dead-water called the Sargasso Sea, then, remedy is a great surprise on account of its “Now the ‘Dreadnought’ she’s howlin’ ’crost is such a remedy. 11 acts directly upon in in the Banks o’ as the African Current, runs down the exceeding promptness relieving pain Newfoundland, the lung surfaces, revitalizing, healing the bladder, kidneys, back and of Where the water’s all shallow and the coast until below the Isles it every part bot- and strengthening. Its wonderful re- Canary the urinary passages in male or female. It tom's all sand, io have into the lesser sults in Lung Hemorrhage,('onsump- imitators; merges Equatorial Current, relieves retention of water and pain in pass- Sez all tiie little flshes that swim to and fro: eau start the tion, Bronchitis and kindred diseases cough- which, parallel to the parent stream, and ing it almost immediately. If you want (Chorus.) are Unlike Uod-Liver Out it. a narrow band of relief and cure this is unparalleled. Sale-Furniture, separated from by quick your remedy. ‘She’s the Liverpool packet—O Lord, let Oil it disturbs no function and is Closing west and Sold A A. Howes & Bel- per- back-water, travels filters by Co., Druggists, he ■ go!’ •«i i«.»ke is to have his through the Florida Channel. fast, Me. ly 27 fectly agreeable to take. A rapid flesh STORE TO LET. .There were scores of for he her and catch her In tin* South Atlantic, the portion of verses, builder. worked the mile of the Main Current oft' Wicks: “There is one tiling that 1 will say “Dreadnought” every Equatorial split by j the Druggists 50c. and $1.00. Pamphlet mailed for Blaxter; lie never talks about his own way between Liverpool and New Cape St. Roque and directed south leaves free. AHGIER CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON. J. C. writings. York as as be THOnPSON & SON ;d when we can say the coast at Cape Frio, and at the lati- conscientiously though Hieks: “I am glad to hear that. Where were on her and the ; irre of that assumes a deck, accordion gossip, tude of the River Platte due there’s a sense of shame there’s always pumped and the fiddle squeaked beside Have special cuts in price's to dose out their stock. easterly direction, and crosses the ocean some hope for reformation.” Boston Trail- | him. Tom Platt followed with some- as the Southern Connecting Current. At script. Hare still It ft a fine eissor*ment*of 1 nu n thing about ‘‘the and Mc- in circulation the Cape of Good Hope it meets the cold rough tough of Others. s You make no Ginn, who would pilot the vessel in.” experience time of the year northeasterly Cape Horn Current, and mistake when you buy dai.- ton's SARSAPARILLA AND NERVE TONIC aild Then Disko obliged with his second with it passes up the coast of Africa to East Seh ago, Me., DALTON S FAMILY i. ills. E verybody says song, to an old-fashioned creaky tune, Oak&Ash Chamber join the Equatorial Current, at the and Sets, Extension Tables, so, "what everybody says must he true.” and all in the chorus. This Gentlemen: Eb. 28. n- to make afternoon in the Gulf of Guinea, the joined \js. ; starting point is one stanza: not expect a job. whole a of 1 consider the “L. eAt- constituting circulatory system “The president, must feel very much like a “Now Aprile is over ami melted the snow, FOLDING BEDS low. also ocean rivers, of speed value varying from said Chollie to Miss Budd. wood's a to the very MATTRESSES and CHAIRS. debutante,’' And outer Noo Bedford we must Bitters blessing to miles a “Indeed! shortly eighteen ninty day. [Morgan Why?” tow; and •Id man has to a Robertson in McClure’s for out this win- overworked, both i:i mind CALL EARLY WHILE THERE IS A LINE ASSORTMENT. January. “Oli—because—he’s—coining Yes, out of Noo Bedford we shortly must that lie has to stand ter, don’t you know,” said Chollie. [Har- body, the .nervous func- Bazar. clear, restoring ng the heat. per’s We’re the whalers that never "pp wheat Buker Kidney Pills and Lite Insurance. r1) the J. G. & in the ear.” tions, building system, Thompson Son, 39 Main St. Liniment removes all reeds in his English Spavin making Here the Addle went for a and v. vj life and A prominent business man uot far from Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blem- very softly giving v.entity nposed upon when he ishes from while Boston who tried to insure his life, but was horses, Blood Spavins, Curbs, by itself, and then: to the weal;. .1) f believe it. be- (Sign, absolutely refused by several companies Splints, Sweeney, Ring-Bone, Stifles, “Wheat-in-the-ear, my true-love’s posy cause he had serious be Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. P. Illi.L. Wheelmen and Kidney trouble, may blowin’; JOHN fo Wheelwomen. '•n are in favor Save $50 use of one bottle. Warranted heartily just like yours. When feeling in a hopeless by Wheat-in-the-ear, we’re going off to sea; Witness ; llenrv il \ Join-tie. the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever ■ig after society, and condition lie heard of Buker’s Kidney Pills, Wlieat-in-the-ear, 1 left you tit for known. Sold A. A. Howes & sowin’; ^ •:noon. tried them, and was permanently cured and by Co., Drug- When I come back a loaf o’ bread you’ll ” ^ifters will cure your after a examination the gists, Belfast. Me. Iy27 be!” I r Cohan/,inn, '07 vigorous Company I P1 nervous troubles also. Model,.$100.00 passed him and gave him his policy. That Tandema, 'Of • 150.00 akes a meal in a res- That made almost weep, though ImI I I doesn’t mean that he he was cured, An Editor’s Advertisement. “The gen- Harvey ge sure you get the ’or, •• 'ks the amount of the thought he could not tell 125 oo but tleman who took our new why. *• that he was cured, or the Insurance inadvertently “L.F.” kind. Avoid imitations. Hartfords, '07 iS goes to for it. his life. and left an inferior article iu its “Don’t let’s hev another ’thout some- inch, 75.00 pay Company would never have insured beaver, • •• will us in’ ’07 ?'»’ 00.00 It is always dangerous to neglect any stead, do infinite kindness by re- between,” said Dan; and the accor- our ’•'>« W 50 00 aght to have in your trouble with your Kidneys. Iu these days turning ours, ami he shall receive warm- dion struck up a rattling, catchy tune g at of adulterated worries end excite- est thanks and two apologies; an apology night, that you foods, that ended: • • for the trouble we have him and the • * • without favors ments the Kidneys are continually overtax- given asking “It’s six an’ twenty Sundays senee las’ we ed. They can stand it for a time but not al- ‘apology for a hat’ he has left us.” saw the land. NERVE-LIFE ways. You are risking a terrible disease THE and With fifteen bunder quintal, ami an early death if you neglect the least Bicycle Repairing, Enameling Nickeling, s An’ fifteen bunder thirty, lie doesn't warning. quintal, 7 Great RESTORER [Yen bunder 1 a 5o a party or not. A Buker’s Kidney Pills have made wonder" topnin' quintal, Restores perfect have full set of apparatus for EX I 11 El. 1 XU ’Twix’ old ’Queereau an’ Grand!” health, and have -ang about invitations ful cures. Ask your own doctor about their CASTOR IA 7 ^ vigor Bieycles, made arrauoernents £ U,• 1 iuat >11 Coura manhood and re- value, but don’t wait until it is too late. [From Rudyard Kipling’s “Captains TTX'3 rusty or worn parts, and ant fully prep.to,I to make a case geous” in McClure’s for moves all obsta- Here is that may interest you:—“Dr. Magazine January any and all repairs in the Bicycle line. E. C. Buker, Sir:—1 have been troubled with For Infants and Children. c 1 es to marriage, g women in general, a Restores the my Kidneys for a number of years, pains in yflr Meiidii ^uuiiiy: and iv<‘> I hecK \\ ork u his and President Whitman. entire nervous imagination my back being the most trouble. About /r^ his wife and and all daugh- P months ago Mr. T. It. Parker of Eureka is OB / system stops A ash. Headache Cure Co., of Concord, X. II, ad- every recent issue of the Washington Post vital losses. Re- GEO. T. 44 Main Street, Belfast. vised me to Dr. Buker’s I wrapper. moves effects of the READ, try Kidney Pills. contained the reference to a following sins of and ex- to hate hate did so, and felt a great deal better. I took youth anyone, who is well cesses of in all three and I think 1 am gentleman known in Maine: later years. it you will never men- boxes, perma- all cured. I feel like a different man. “The other Removes effects bis will never nently for his one day when 1 encountered E. W. way you Standing up country: 1'hey’s of and re- It is the only medicine I could get to afford dissipation WILLIS, thing sure,” said Farmer Corntossell, whose President of Columbian Uni- all waste can use few Whitman, pairs places. Lord relief. You Newton these S. I permanent wife had ventured to express an on Xo, 3!) Main St., Belfast. Co., opinion Cures Insomnia and lines or refer to me in any way you see fit. versity, in the 1 was national topics, “an’ ye kin note it down in depot impressed restores ’■'Id Yours very Austin F. Coombs, No. hO refreshing Shipmates. truly, j er diary an’ write it in the hack of yer with his lie seemed to East Mass Book bigness. occupy sleep. Cures Im- UPHOLSTERING and Ciiapel St., Gloucester, cook hook so’s ter remind o it once SAIL yerself very much space, and to tower above all potence and restores MAKERS, 1 about Kidney Troubles free of Buker Pill IVrkinsof California was in a while.” “Whut is is, Hiram?” “This Me. at all those about him. I believe he is the full vital power. And Successors to J. W. Frederick & as Co., Bangor, Pills 50c; druggists here administration ain’t afraid o’ verily FURNITURE REPAIRING. Co., ■ Spain.” Cures all other Collector John or sent by mail on receipt of price. biggest man in town. And he is big in wasting day, “Well, mebbe ’taint, but-“They ain’t no diseases and restores died him. Senator ‘hut’ about it. This administration ain’t every way. Big in body, big in heart, upon uctnu^wcub lA/ rui paioo i/i rue uuuj. ANTIQUE FURNITURE soul and a to 'Opened $2 a Year lor The Journal and Tribune. afraid o’ Spain. An’ whut’s more, it ain’t brain, refreshing person NERVE-LIFE is the to remark: “The and only purely Ship Chandlers, Ship Brokers, goin’ ter take no chances on gittin’ afraid of know, just the man to be at the head scientific treatment and affords relief from REFINISHED "'■'■i sailed on was the her.” Star. of a where means ship To all subscribers, new or old, who pay [ Washington university personality the first day’s use. It removes the cause AND DEALERS IN a hi of in their to The much. In the short year since he has and assists nature to effect a cure. Cures HAIR MATTRESSES Kennebunkport, subscription Journal one year That Catarrh Is a Local Affection specialty. Cart i iicd been at the Columbian it has discount to Tents, Awnings, Covers, by Nat. Thompson.” in ad"rahce the New York Weekly Tribune University guaranteed. Special physicians. of the nasal is a fact established made and is still Our new treatise on Nervous Diseases, ) i, said Collector passages, by steady progress, growing Duck, Cordage, Paints, Ac. Deering, (price $1 a year) will be sent one free. its Loss and mailed M liavo been sailor to- year physicians, and this authority should carry under his control and the stimulation of Manhood, Recovery, boys free in sealed for two 2 cent 1 In remitting, if the Tribune is wanted the | more weight than assertions of incompetent his in the best plain wrapper 31 m .... oped before the mast on presence; growing way, JAMES No. Front Me. that catarrh is a blood affection. stamps. Mention this paper. PATTEE, St., Belfast, subscriber should so as is not I parties, ve8se'-” Then there came state, it sent with ideals and a broader scope. for Trial Treatment and be he ■ Cream Balm is a local com- higher iSend 50c. Convinced. Ely’s remedy, But the and a general raking up unless requested. With The Journal fur- posed of harmless medicants and free of most satisfactory evidence that NERVE-LIFE MEDICAL 1 CO., Life«»»Accident Insurance. or cure he is the man in the is MICH? Fire, u, that would nis all the and It will KALAMAZOO. reminiscences ing local news, much other mercury any injurious drug. right right place TRY OUR _ 'oe most obdurate old tar. catarrh. Applied directly to the inflamed his popularity with the students. There matter of local interest, and the Tribune to OFFICE : flASONIC TEMPLE, 'dins and at that membrane, it restores it to its healthy con- is nothing of the old-fashioned Deering, the news of the pedagogue MAIN STREET d'dh supply world, political and dition. about and he is tlie ENTRANCE, drawing the same stu- him, not typical col- " ii v general, with fashions, household science s RELIEF of .■ill) a month. lege President of former years, but. a tf53 BELFAST, MAINE. QUICK and Atomizers mechanics, literary and other depart- Anyone who suffers from that terrible young, enthusiastic educator, in sympa- Repaired HEADACHE. ments, stories and miscellany, 20 pages in plague Itching Piles, will the thy with modern and and FOR tnrklrn’s Arnica appreciate thought ideas, Salve. immediate relief and cure that so it is a combination at a permanent approachable that his patience is liable AT SLIGHT COST. ti.vk all, very taking $2 Small for It is the in the world for Cuts, comes through the use of Doan’s Ointment. to be taxed Farm Sale. taking place of all other headache at by adoring undergraduates.’’ '.•••■ ■■’leers. Salt Fever year. Subscriptions may begin any time, It never fails. and 1 Rheum, pills powders used heretofore, because and if desired the two will be sent to SPICER PLACE on the Belmont, corner Chapped Hands, Chilblains, papers We have received a lot of Covered and it is SAKE as skin “Whenever you see a picture and are un- just one mile from well as EFFECTIVE. Eruptions, and positive- different addresses. THEload, Belfast post office, is of able to tell whether it is a cloud, a butter- Plain Tubes and F ered for sale. It contains 14 acres of larai V1* no pay required. It is CASTOH.IA. Bulbs, Valves, ittings. land. 10 or a river, a of South or a which are cleared; a good orchard of and j give perfect satisfaction or fly, map America, Can make your old atomizer as good as new. apples PRICE ir»c. ii HOOD’S PILLS cure Liver into fpears, with blackberries and oilier small fruits O-'l. Price 25 cents Ills, 1* oa woman, you should go esthetic raptures per box 'Sails" ,/ Good new. '■ Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache. at once; for the picture is a modern poster two-story house; buildings Apply to 'gitv & Wilson. LOUISA CUNNINGHAM, All Wrapper. and art.” York Tribune. POOR SORT. A pleasant laxative. Druggists. high [New 49tf Swanville, Maine, POOR & SON. j “Follow me and will make The North Prospect. 19th and no snow of all SEARSPORT LOCALS. you port.” Jan. Highest in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t naval store tonnage are withheld in most in- I Ross-shire was two RepQrt stances asking her companions | yet; but S. M. Knowltonhas got his wood at by shippers, the negotiations being car- with her if wanted a while ried <>n ns a rule direct with Charles flags they tow, foreign principals. Hur.tly returned from Bangor the do« r to manufacture for the stove. The fr m Southern to ! the Cromartyshire was signalling “Keep up ready quotations p«*jts Cork f. o. however, are 2s 4 7 l-2d., as to size of Saturday. with me and you will be all ....We eggs would be this l-2d.^2s. ( right.” [San thought higher vessel, for rosin, ami 3s. 7 10 l-2d for Francisco Examiner. l-2d.g.3s. | Missionary contribution at the Congl. year, but it is the same old story; hens are spiri ts. There is some inquiry for lumber tonnage j Puritan is commanded A. N. from the Gulf to the River Plate, but owners are 1 Church next Ship by Capt. to and are 1 Sunday morning. beginning lay eggs falling- unwilling to entertain bids below $11 5(*:«S12 to Blanchard of and much interest Searsport, and little Tom are able to be Montevideo and Buenos Ayres, which rates are Howland a former resident of Seara- Vergie Kamsey Otis, has been manifested in the race our sea slightly in excess of the limits of most by out. She has E. shippers. been visiting her aunt, Mrs. For Eastern or Provincial little or no port, died recently in East Boston, Mass. captains. loading de- Curtis-Leslie Hawes was in Brooks the mand is experienced. The rate remains S* «.£',) to Ship May Flint, E. L). P. is Buenos Ayres and Rosario. Since our Iast~a ves- Capt. Nickels, NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS. last of the week-Seth Knowlton has killed sel of 5(50 tons register, with general cargo anti chartered to load sugar at Honolulu for New John Dow is visiting friends in Belfast. a 7-months-old pig weighing 330 pounds. It case oil, accepted 12et22 cents, hence to Monte- Yoik. Absolutely video f. o. Brazil and other South American was fed on sour milk and sweet and pube A. Stinson and son visited in Belfast last apples, trades continue very dull, but vessels are not ob- tainalde at Any one. finding a gold bar pin can find week. Mr. K. says if he had had more apples he any concessions from previous rates. j Palermo. Last Monday there was a There has been a in the de- the owner at slight improvement I by leaving the store of F. A. would had a larger pig. Mount Desert Correspondence. rnand for West India the Chester Truudy and Frank Black were on donation at I. N. Allen’s, of the First tonnage during interval, Curtis. pastor hut with vessels offered more as is Mrs. W. A. to liberally, the sick list last week. Unity. Bartlett returned Next will be ob- the case Baptist Church. Sunday S. W. Harbor, Jan. 15,1897. The winter usually at this season, owners have been | D. who has been first her home in Orono Jan. 15th-Mrs. Asa unable to secure in the of Joseph Sweetser, served as children’s day. Elder Allen will any advantage way The old folks’ dance at this place was a term of school in district No. 3 rates Coastwise lumber orders to be of high began appear more j officer bark Iolaui, arrived home by train Stevens, the aged lady who fell sometime in the forenoon and there will be and the success. All united in calling it a good preach a Jan. 11th and is taught Mr. W. W. A. plentiful, indications favor some appre- by ciation in rates at an to the Saturday. ago, is failing. She has never got over her children’s concert in the early day; up close, time. Come again. evening-John Heath. however, no quotable change had occurred. There able to be out. Bark C. C. McClure, is char- fall-Mrs. S. A. My rick is E. O. Chadwick and L. D. Butters continues a market for colliers to the lolani, Capt. Waldo Edwin Mathews and Black, Mrs. Albert Bartlett away and quiet East, Chapin, Geo. passed rates show no variation. “WORTH .... Farmers are for snow though important tered to load general cargo at New York for waiting patiently have returned from Boston, where they was Mathews came from Belfast to attend the buried last Tuesday. She was about 75 n(>WF;'I Honolulu. so that they can do their winter’s teaming. were employed by Thomas Rowe_Clar- THAN old folks’ dance last wTeek. years old. Mrs. Bartlett was an English Belfast Price Current. (](>LD 1 an the waiter is It is old saying that patient ence Parmeter has been sick for a time Henry A. Webber of Beverly, Mass., is long lady and bad no relatives here except on A of from sur- no was large delegation Grangers loser. It the 28th of Jan. last year aud was taken worse last week_ CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE JOURNAL. the guest of Mrs. N. F. Gilkey and Miss An- suddenly her husband’s side, Mr. and Mr. Rolf of came to North Floyd Produce Market. Price One of rounuding towns Searsport before we had snow enough to do anything, Mrs. Sarah Foster is stopping with her Paul Producer. Belfast’s >|«. ! gie Carver. Portland, nephews. Her husband died a Apples, p bu, p ton.l 0 Ot)a 12 OO to attend the last week. and then the farmers had to hustle... .Rev. 20r/30;Hay. *. County Grange Mrs. J. 1). this 4 a 5 Hides, 3 1 Reliable ( iii sister, Couillard, winter_ little more than a year dried, p lb, p lb, 2a4 j Rev. R. G. Harbutt delivered his ago. 1 4(>«l b( lecture, E. S. Burrill began a series of meetings at Etta home last Bean?, pea, ILamb. p lb, r»«7 Soule returned week from a A accident occurred hero 1 4<)«1 <}ENTI.K.MEN 1 nr ■};(•. in part, on Samoa at the Conference Room runaway yester- medium, oO.Lainh Skins, 25a 40 the Church last Monday-Luther Mitchell visit to her Ellen ** 4<>al 50 COUNTY CORK ESPONDENCE. sister, Harriinan. day afternoon which resulted in the break- yePweyesJ Mutton, p lb, 4.a5 rheumatism in my l ;,< (... Sunday evening. is Charles Webster returned Butter, p lb, 1(>a20 flats, p bu, 32 li,, 25a.30 failing-Mrs. of a have suffered I 'Brooks. This cold weather is a hard one ing horse’s leg. The animal was shot on Beef, p lb, 5oil 1 -2,Potatoes. 35//40 terribly. Frank 1. Jan. 16th from she has been and was Gross left by steamer Lew iston Swanville. Mrs. Eunice Baclielder, one Be'fast, where the The I Barley, p bu, 40«45jlvound llog, 4c/4 1-2 I running r, v,, for the cellars as the frost is getting into spot team belonged to Mr. Didroii last for for treatment. She is much Cheese. p lb, lO«. ra\v, p t on, 5 OO ad OO sleej>. My muscles ami Thursday Boston, where he will of our oldest died last week.... very improved. Rich 12jSt 1 inhabitants, them K. P. ball at Yankee of Bass Harbor. Another horse was Chicken, p It., 1 oa 12j Turkey, p lb. Ida IS badly_The only walk with the > seek Prof. of and Elec- -Mansfield Dolled, who left here twelve so Calfskins, 50o 75, Tallow. 1 ]-2a3 gi employment. Stone, teacher Physics Blade last is badly injured that it was killed hall night supposed to have yesterday a and so is in town on friends. Duck, p lb, 14 1 Veal, p lb, da 7' fingers were -nn Mrs. E. in N. lias been years ago, calling this <>| Joseph Nichols has received news tricity Exeter, H., visiting been the finest event of the season. morning. doz, Wool, unwashed, 12 a 13 write. I An Eggs, p 17; was as hadly ii of death of her his II. P. White-Mrs. II. P. Marr, Jsorth Stockton Springs. Frank A Fow l, p lb. , 7aLime. p bhl. lidol no Liberty. The Y. P. S. C. E. at their re- Sunday school met at Mrs.S. B. Littlefield's from the drawer. He was arrested Butter, salt, 14 lb hag. is oat Meal, p lb, 3u3 1-2 short visit to his Mrs. Runnel re- erary entertainments of the season was given money by aunt, Is, 2 a 3 last and usual Corn, p bu, 37'onions, p lb, 2 cent elected the officers: Tuesday evening, the good at the Deputy Sheriff Frank Lunt and had a hear- 1 turned to Camden Tuesday. meeting following Good Templar’s hall last Saturday j Cracked Corn, p bu, 57Uul,kerosene, gab 12a 13 A. program was The next before Corn Meal, bu. 37-Pollock, lb,' 3 1-2«4 Pres., Mrs. L F. Hurd; sec., Mary enjoyed. meeting eveniug in 57 minutes. Eighteen new mem- ing lawyer French. He was held in p p NY. Davis has the black- Cheese, lb. 13n 1 lb. (Pi7 I Henry bought Brown Mrs. N. Y. will be at Mr. Calderwood’s next u?o()0 bonds for the P 5;Pork, p ; treas., G. Cram-The Emery bers joined the lodge that Next April term of court at 1 bid. 1.12 smith shop ami tools of Adrian Truudy/aud evening. Cottonseed, p cwt, 25illater. p { P. S. C. E. social committee are at work Monday C. O. Hatch visited Ellsworth and was Codfish, lb Meal, It. 3 evening-Mr. Saturday evening closes the literary contest committed to jail fur dry, p 5a;0|Kye p j will continue the business. Cranberries, p qt, 5 a ‘J,Short s, p cwt-, 7'*./ 75 | for a which his father, Mr. Barak Hatch of Morriil, re- lack of bail. preparing Longfellow evening, and an excellent program will be presented. Clover Seed, p if., 1 1 c Igjsmgar, p It., 5 a 5 1-2 NY. E Grinnell finished harvesting his will consist of a sketch of the rec- and found him ill. His A series of revival are Fh.ur, p bid, 4 5o«5 75 Salt, T. I.. p 4«* poet's life, cently quite many ... .Mrs Mittie Gowen and of Ells- meetings being daughter H (..Seed, bu. I yo«.2 Potatos, 2 a 3 ice lav week. He has stored almost three itations of his songs taken from friends here for his held afternoon and at this oojsweet poems, hope speedy recovery. worth are at C. E. Lane’s-L. C. Jones and every evening Lard, p It. 8«djl Wheat Meal. 3 a 3 1-2 tons of a hundred very clear the and ... Mrs. Helen Smith is confined to the the Rev. quality. poems, quotations by children, wife of Vassalboro are in town this week.... place by evangelist Mr. Mc Arthur i D. E. a shoe manufacturer of sketches of the longer poems. The date house with a severe cold_Mrs. Octavia of Sullivan, Me., assisted Revs. Powles- W'ilbar, Charles W. Lord has bought a house lot con- by | THAN ALL THEM. will be uext week....The Christian of is at land and Yiual. are BETTER OF Brockton, Mass., was in town Friday and given Heagan Winterport visiting Capt. one acre, of Shadrack flail and in- They calling out large taining Mocha coffee from Yemen in Arabia, is in Endeavor next will Frank Marden’s-Mr. Albert Treat of houses and much interest is reputed met the Searsport Board of Trade rela- meeting Sunday evening tends to build a tine residence in the shown. spring. to he the best: but the supplies are now of a box and will on principal tion to locating here. take the form question be Searsport called friends in this vicinity, -Fred W. Mr. Wm. who has been Brown, Esq., is at home from Moon, Deputy obtain, d from Ceylon. Java, the West Indies conducted by Miss Blanche Moody. last week....Miss Alice Young went to Sheriff for a number of under Sheriff D, E. Sullivan, Supt. of lines for the New the Maine General Hospital minus a leg, but years Brazil and Central America. No matter where it Swanville on Belmont. Miss Lura B. Bennett of Centre business recently.... Miss in Wm. Feunelly of Bar was not comes of it contains caffeine England Telephone and Telegraph Co., was good general health-Mr. Swett, the Harbor, reap- from, every berry Inez has the Montville is at Mrs. Staples recovered from her recent uewr has a pointed by new Sheriff, Mr. ! which is a slow The more coffee you drink in town Thursday looking after the lines, as visiting Helen A. Jor- harness-®aker, quite business_ Hooper, poison. dan's-Miss Jessie Morse is the illness-Miss Jessie Maiden is spending a Mrs. Eliza J. is Frank Lunt of West Tremont the the more your nerves are disordered and upset the extreme cold weather caused many attending Leathers having a sick time securing few' weeks with friends in Stockton and your digestion injured. Coffee makes you breaks. Upper Grammar school in Belfast. She is village. of it. She has been coufined to the house appointment. ....Mrs. Alice Hatch visited South fidgety and wakeful, then you take sedatives to one of the smart young Misses of this town. Branch for several days... .Mrs. Eflie who Benjamin Moore while chopping in the Godding, A bad business all around. Break it J. H. Sullivan, Foreman of Phineas Pen- Grange, last woods received a bad cut ou the foot and quiet you. ....Mrs. Sadie Knight of Lincolnville was Prospect, Saturday evening has been very dangerously sick, is is reported i up by using Grain-O instead of coffee. Made dleton Co. No. went to Portland and a now confined to *. Engine 2, in town Saturday visiting her mother, Mrs. reported very pleasant time. to be much better-Mrs. Lizzie Chase the hous has from pure grains it is a t rue food and body-builder to attend the of Fire- Steamer Tremont made a from Wednesday Congress Helen A. Jordan-Remember the masked Atpleton. The been confined to the house for some special trip joint installation of time, as well as a delightful and healthful beverage. JOHN M. smovs ! men which meets to form a State association ball Jan. 21st. Rockland here with freight Jan. 13th, chart- jj this, Thursday, evening, Goldenrod Rebekah Lodge and Appleton I. but is said to be improving in health_ Make this change and you will soon cease to real- of active firemen. man wants come ered by John Bird & Co. of Rockland. She ize that have a nerve in your system. The Every yoiiug to and bring O. O. F. was held Frank Hubbard is now with M. J. you Wednesday evening, Jan. stopping table drink is Grain-O. Consult your I had no hope of iretr in went from here to Bar Harbor where she coming On account of the accident to steamer his best girl. .School district No 2 closed loth. The work or each one-fourth following officers of Goldenrod Dow, doingthe stable and driving the grocer. Packages 15c. 25c. been of so lone stand h _• j will for the the Lewiston no after a successful term lay up winter. cost of coffee. Ini2 Saturday there will be boat Friday, very taught Rebekah Lodge were installed by 1). D. team-Bert Hall has at last made up his On the 30th day of \ from Boston until the repairs have been by Miss Grace Pendleton of Belfast. We all Clara Mansfield: N. mind to take the into taking DALTON’S SARSAL* G., Julia M. Page; V. plunge matrimony and BOKfli. on Miss P will teach here next SHIP N TONIC, and I liave taken completed steamer Penobscot. Steamer hope again G., Louise R. Keene; Sec., Lizzie Newbert; he and Emma Moulton are said to be man KWh. \ out time. 1 cannot rml u Rock laud will run as Most all the farmers'have a Carter. In Brooklin, Jan. to Mr. and Mr.-. usual. year.... year’s Treas., L. C. Hall; Warden, Gertrude P. : and wife-Dr. A. E. Kilgore is still absent 8, Edward M. Carter, a son. has done for me. It is -mi firewood cut and are now for snow. 1 waiting Ellen on his wedding tour.The otiiceis of PORT Carver. In Seai to Tlip Cough society will hold their annual Tobey; Conductor, Conant; I. S., OF BELFAST. Cove, Dec. 28, Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Carver, a IT IS A MIH /' Mary Dunton ; .0. J. A. R. S. Golden Crown Lodge, Knights of Pythias, ARRIVED. daughter. | supper, entertainment and sale of work in Centre Montville. Mrs. Sarah Morrow, S., Sherman; Mali In Rockland, Jan 4. to and Mrs. ('apt. At this date I :*in t •• • 1 N. Addie R. L. are soon to be installed District Jan. 18. Sell. H.S. Boynton, Cooper, Portland. John Hall, a son. Cuiun Hall this, Jan. widow of the late Thomas Morrow of Sears- G., Arnold; S. N. G., Nancy by Deputy Thursday, evening, Hut« hings. In muscles are ! .. A. R. V. F. H. Welch. AMERICAN PORTS. Orland, Jan.8, to Mr and Mrs. supple 21st. at 0 enter- mont, died of heart Tues- Crie; S. G., S. Helen Sherman; L. S. a son. Supper o’clock, prompt; suddenly failure, New Jan. 12. Ar, sells. Win. H. Ivyl Hutchings, I can walk di-mi, York, Sumner, Jones. In I any tainment at 8 Jan. 12. The attended S. V. G., Olive 1. Pease. The offi- i nion. Jan. 9, to Mr. and Mrs. An- o’clock, consisting of vocal day evening, funeral, following Pendleton, Brunswick, Ga.; Anna Pendleton, and a verx 11 NORTHPORT NEWS. drew L. Jones, a daughter. Esther Ann. happy urat- cers of I. O. O. Thomas, d<>.; Alma E. A. Holmes, j selections, a concert Sanborn’s Orchestra by Rev. T. A. Peutacost, took the fol- Appleton Lodge, F., were in- Baltimore; | Kane In bluehill, Jan. to Mr. and Mrs.John to these star.me by place eld, hrig Telos, Pernambuco: 14, eld, bark 9, verify stalled 1). Veazie, W. Kane, a of and a short entitled at the residence of her by D. Grand Master, A. A. Beaton Mr. Port sch j daughter. fast, Me. Belfast, comedietta, lowing Thursday Charles Batchelder went to Portland Doris, Thompson, Natal; 15, eld, Willie ( L. I Keller. In Valley enter. Cal., Dec. 25, to Mr. and Grand Marshal O. B. of Newton, Havana; ar, sells. Celia F., West, Dec. h !«*. ‘Six to Oue.’’ Tickets, 25 cents for supper niece, Mrs. E. A. Sprowl, with whom she Lovejoy Rock- last week to a situation in that I and Mr?. Charles 1. Keller, of Camden. Belfast, accept city. Jacksonville; Izetta, Bangor, via Fali River; 17, formerly Me., twin son and Mr. Simmons was and entertainment. has been living for the past few months.... land, assisted by Grand Treasurer G. A. ar, sch. Star of the Sea, Hopkins, Port daughter. cured Remember the ball is Spain, Starrett. In Pleasant Point. Jan. Grand masquerade this, Trinidad; lS, ar. bark A. < Smith, Cushing. cured. Ask him about *1. Miss Fannie Carter went to Freedom last Jones, Sec. Elias Burkett and Grand Hopkins, t<> Mr. and Mrs. Lester a sell. Starrett, son Sell. Marcellus, Capt. A. A. Larrabee, ar- Thursday, evening at Union hall. It is ex- Pernambuco; sld, Willie L.Newton, Havana ; week to visit her mother and sisters.... Mr. Warden S. G. Hills of Union: N. Ever- Pernambuco. G., it will be brig Telos, rived with corn and for pected the greatest event of the .Ian. 13. Wednesday freight ett M. V. H. N. Boston, Ar, sch. Odell, McDonough, MARRIED Fred who has been at Ripley; G., J. _ Waterhouse, working Titus; Sec., season so sch. Viola A. J. Nickerson and others. On account of ; don’t miss it. Wiscasset; 14, chi, Reppard, Norfolk house in Massachusetts A. Sherman; P. S., and Galveston ; 15, chi, sch. DaDon’s °iils carpentering since Harry Pease; Wardeu, Vale, Baltimore; 18, Ahhott-S e\kn>. In Libei Jan. Charles tion, and al t.ie heavy southerly Saturday she made a Mr. Frank Orcutt is doing quite a business ar. brig H. B. Hussey, Charleston, S. C. at Wey- ty, 7, last has returned home.... Mr. John Frank P. Conant; David Abbott and Mi— Minnie Ste \«-n-. b..th of Libert\. Liver Trouble*. Id spring, Conductor, Hall; mouth;; sell. Joauthan Cone, Rolerson, Hunting y‘| harbor in Cove. In an to iu buying coon cats, and would like those A LEX \M>KR-PENI*l.HI«>N. L, a lgusta, Der Long attempt Beau and Frank Poland took the first de- I S., Jas. R. S. N. Frank Car- ton. L. 1.; seh. George Gurney, Carr, New York. 25, Fuller; G., Frank Alexander and Sadie Pendleton. b..;ii ,i beat into this harbor she carried such cats for sale to call on as Philadelphia, Jan. 12. Ar, sch. Wm. K. Downes, Monday at Union Harvest last kin; L. S. N. G., Alvin R. S. V. having him, Camden. gree Grange Saturday Perry; G., Marshall, BiunswicU, Ga.; Id, ar, sch. Young DALTON’S RLMLDILS away head sails, and was to anchor he the market oes-e ( kie. In 111., Jan. 9. Elbert E. obliged L. M. Gushee; L. S. V. V. O. pays highest price. Brothers. Snow, Boston. Chicago. evening. G., Keller. Besse d Chicago and Annie L Crie ol Roeklaml. They cure. ot: Sears Island. She drifted half Baltimore. J im. 12. Ar, seh. Daylight, Boston ; way Vocal and instrumental music was The members of the VV. C. T. U. are so Fit/a.kkal!*-Wki iierei.e. In Somerville. Dei furnish- c 1 d, sch. Isaiah ilart, is, ar, hark across the before the anchor Prospect Ytllaok. The S. B. I. S. met Tampico’; 24. Robert \ Fitzgerald ol North Whit.'held ami hay held. ed members of the with the success of their entertain- Frances, Rio Junerio. by order, speeches made gratified Sadie ft. Wetlieiell < f Abstract ot the Annual with Miss Emma Maiden last Thursday B rmuda Hundred, Yu., Jan. 13. Sld, sch. Hat- Soine’-vi,le. In the by Odd Fellows and and at a ment given last week that have decid- Einn-Si k eforth. In Washington, Jan. 9, ('has. Kennebec- Journal’s’ brief afternoon Rebekahs, late they tie 11. Barbour, Erskine, Philadelphia. I descrip- and evening. Forty-five were L. Finn and Lillie K. Sukelorth, bo; a of Wash- hour and ed to another about the New Bedford, Jan. 13. Ar, sch. 1>. 1). : /Etna tion i»l members of the Legislature we find participants guests repaired to the give 28th of this Haskell, Insurant,. i:n present, and as usual games were indulged Haskell, Norloik. ington. | room month. (iK icE-Ni rr. In Jan. 7.(leorge W. u tla- f<>;aving in relation to our banquet, where tables loaded with ap- Darien, (la., Jan. 13. Chi, sch. A. Koekport, HARTFORD, Representa- 1 m, with music the members. Mary Hall, Grace of Ki;rer\ and Mrs. I,..\ina 1 of by Every thing vu ; .. foods were New Yolk On the !••• I» .d tive petizing prepared for all. Last the members of Roeklaml. I was done for the members’ comfort and a Thursday evening Jacksonville, Jan. 14. Sld, sch. Maud Briggs, Stare.1 xi Hawes Perkins In Br.»..ks\ille. Jan ? Fred Km iund, Jano-s IP, .Searsport'. Republi- Troy Wanted. the W. C. T. U. their St. I humus. very pleasant afternoon and evening were Snow, by the foot, in gave bluejay supper Hawes and Miss Vesta Perkin.-, hot li <>i Brooks- iio !■ i. hgioiis farmer and | Sa\anuah. Jan. 17. Sld, sell. Joel F. Sheppard, Incur).orated IsH preferences, return for which and entertainment at Elwell’s ball. The vilie J Our schools are all in deep gratitude will be ex- ! Carter, New V oik. I g''< married age .V; Born in Sears tort, spent. session, taught 1 H erriuk-Bakeman. In Pen \Y M B. Clai: k. 1’: Perth Amboy, Jan. IB. L. Cros- >hsrn, Jan '.•..Mer- anc educated 111 the common and the teachers: District No. tended and much hustling in business_A hall was well tilled at an early hour, ami at Chl.sch. Mary rill C. Herriek of Penoh.-rot high by following 2, by by. Tiim, san 1 )oiuingo. and Mi-- Marv L s< Has terms of j Bakeinan of Brook.-v ill* Capital paid up > taught twenty-five Miss Oriauna of tremendous rain storm visited Troy the proper time the tables were ready. Each Mobile, Jan. IB. Ar, Sch. Methebesee, Snow, I district Sunday ■ Member of S. S committee from Harding Prospect; ij Li .\en- ;rav. In lVmd.S'-ot Jan. 1. Albert P. and Tampico. ix<;> i.. No. 3, Mrs. Lizzie E. Earnes of night Monday, followed by a cold wave chair was quickly taken, but it was n«»t long Leach ol Pen* b-cot and .Mi-.- George- Gra\ ol 1x71, and from ism to the present Prospect; 1 Pimv idenee, Jan. !7. Ar,sch. Gov. Ames, Davis, Bluehill. K'-ai estate 1 \\ fi.- i. Thue. * uilector of seventeen con- district No. Mr. Monday night. It, was cold Tues- before their had an Norfolk. Searsport, 4, Horace L. Gould of Pros- extremely occupants impression j *. M r e v Sti.n.-o.n. Ill J *eer Isle, Jan m, Chari, s unincumbered 4 seci.tive years and still holds the lvi:u. In Rockland, dan s. \le!/er P Over, a sociated. time-Three ladies have in for all Dodge, Brunswick. All other demands young arrived moment, smilingly acknowledged the native of Yinalhaven. aged 52 year-, a months and Resolved, '1 hat we extend to her Templar’s lodge here last week. ..TheLadies’ Tampico, Jan. 7 In port, sell. Talofa, Fletcher, pany. x tx commissi husband, town at corn and a on 17 days. children and quite recently—one the home of Mr. pinned blue J their breasts as to sail about 12th for other friends dear to her the Circle met with Miss Apalachicola. 0. In Jan. 12. Mr-. Eliza- by Frances Williams Philadelphia, Total ■ and Mrs. a reminder that there was Barbadoes, Dec. 21. Ar, seh. liabilities, ex. 1 t:es of kindred and affection our heartfelt Danville Mitchell, one at the home simple more than Georgia Gilkey, beth Gould, aged 81 years. Thursday, Jan. afternoon and Gilkey, New York (,and sailed about Jan. 1st for and net s:iJ-; :,.- m this time of 14th, evening. one Grimm, k. In Brooks vide, Jan. <'. Kdwarc. s.» n sympathy sorrow. May they of Mr. and Mrs. Will and one with kind of a in the world. The anu Hillman, bluejay Demerara New York) of and Capital actually p.u fee this is not Seventy persons were present. This was the Harry liianey Grimlle, aged 7 month.-. change death, hut life in a hall was Amsterdam, Jan. 3. bark Rebecca Surplus lew >'l Mr. and Mrs. George Bagley. It looks as profusely decorated with these blue Ar, Crowell, I Haskell. In Surry. Fan. 7. Mrs Judimo Has- grand future, where they will meet in an annual meeting and officers were elected for Rotterdam for Caro ill. Js and rather a kell, aged 7n years. ex.stem e of and though Troy would be obliged to endorse presented pleasing effect. Anjer, Dec. 13 Passed S. 1>. Ajip'reji'ate auioun: light advancement. the as ships Carleton, Hill. In Jan. 7, Mrs. Maria < Hili, year follows: Mrs. E. A. Boulter, for New El Bueksport, cludinji net sin pin- Resolved, That in of our loved woman in the near as Nearly every gentlem in had one Hong Kong York; 15, Capitan, Nagas- 57 ami memory suffrage future, the suspended aki and aged years day Miss Frances Hong for Baltimore. FIELD & MLS! x c sisTer, the charter be in a president; Williams, vice pres- from the of his and the Kong H' kins. In Bangor, Jan. 17. Nathan draped mourning, inhabitants are females. lapel coat, ladies, Honolulu, Jan. 8. Ar. S. P. Hopkins, "I'.v of these resolutions sent to ident: incoming mostly Ship Hitchcock, aged 84 years, 4 months and 2.5 her hus- Mrs. Addie Fuller, secretary and had San Francisco. days -Mrs. too, them conspicuously Hi mes. In 2n, band and family, and to the Republican Nancy Carter, who severed an art- displayed. Washington. Dec. Wm Humes, treasurer. .Miss Effie Flye has returned from been M A R IN E MI SC E 1.1, A N V. aged 84 in mouths and 4 Journal for in her wrist Supper having disposed of, the musical years, days publication. ery while cutting lard, is re- Kane. In Bluehill, Jan. infant of Leering-The Kennebec and W’aldo musi- Lanesville, Jan. 11. Sch. Elizabeth Foster, from y, daughter insurance Com Mrs. A. F. and literary part of the programme M and Mi s. J W Kane. Signed Sawyer, ) Com. covering. Dr. Brown of Dixmont. was call- Boston lor Belfast, which was picked up disabled Mrs. R. S. cal Association met at the was and in Km»\vlt< n. In Jan. 1 Mrs, Ann or pun. m»i i Whittum, on Dirigo Grange ed and took several stitches in well rendered, consisting of music, towed here by sch. Masconoma, has been Hampden. [ the wound. Know lion, aged 74 and 4 month.-. Mrs. L. E. Black, ) Res. Hall Tuesday, Jan. 19th....The repaired and salvage settled. She will sail for years incorporated 17 im. young girls -There was a iive-cent sociable at Mr. siuging, readings, recitations and tableaux. Belfast lirst fair wind. I.owkll. In Bueksport. Jan. 3, Mrs. Mary o. Working Band met with Miss Pearl Knowl- Mrs. Sadie Mrs. Chas. Brier Mrs. New Jan 17. The four-masted schooner Lowell, aged 53 years, 5 months and 28 days. Mr. 1-rank A Colcord and wish to and Mrs. Newell last even- Orcutt, and York, ( iiaki.ks I’i.a i. I n- family Bagley’s Friday Star of the Sea Lt KiN. In i)eer Isle, Ian. 9. Mi-s Jennie Lut- ton Jan. arrived to-day from Port-ol-Spain, •. it i- extend Monday evening, 18th_Mrs. Mae Herrick that were 38 and thanks to Belfast friends of the ing-The Troy Corner Reading Club met gave readings very Trinidad, after a passage of 24 days. The last ten kin, aged years 10 months. Martha is on the sick and has ol her she encountered Mason. In Bluehill, Jan. 8, Mrs. Robert l’ Ma- North Church Mrs. H. Penney list, with Mr. and Mrs. Walter creditable to them ; Mrs. Goldie Curtis days voy age strong north- < apllal up m < .» choir, P. Thompson Knight last Sat- sang son, 81 paid been for some time. east and northwest gales, with heavy seas, during aged years. ami and iu fact all their Mahoney. In Jan. 14. Sarah S Ma- Sunday school class, and A. E. Clark urday evening-The Burnham splendidly, performed which she lost and split sails. Northport, HI Praying 1 88 ASSETS. well. The tableaux were Boston, Jan. 13. While getting underway from honey, aged years Camp, Sons of for their beautiful Halldalk. Rev. J. Washburn Band will hold at the schoolhouse parts very fine Ileal estate ow lied Veterans, of Park- meetings an anchorage below the Castle this forenoon the McDonald. In Bath, Jan. y. John McDonald, by and well one of a incumbered. dural tributes. Also to the Ladies’ Relief man arrived in towm last week. He will on Bagley Hill next executed, especially the rep- three-masted schooner Yale, Capt. Etheridge, for formerly Thoii aston. native of Slmbenaeatia, Suuday. N. 74 The remains were taken to Loans on bond an-1 the of the Baltimore, and the George Gurney, Capt. Carr, S., aged years of and hold at W’hite’s resenting charge Light ...... Corps Searsport, other friends who meetings Corner evenings VVinterport. The funeral services of Brigade, for New- York, came into collision and consider- Thomaston for burial. liens), of six ladies dressed in white Mendell. In Jan. 19. Miles L., son Stocks and bonds ow>• kimilv remembered and assisted in their sad this week, and will preach there next Sun- Miss composed able damage was sustained. NortLport, Edith Clark, whose death was an- of Mr. amt Mrs. Mark ;> months pany, market value The the The lighthouse board notifies mariners that on Mendell, aged bereavement. J. F. Hazel dominos. advance, charge, the re- and 1 Loans secured day morning-Rev. preached nounced last week, took place at her home or about Feb. 9th, a fog hell will be established at j day. by treat and fall were Ram Island station. Ram Nichols. In Farmington. Me., Jan. 19, Waltei Cash in the company '1 lie crew of the at the church last The Rev. J. P. admirably performed, Light Island, entrance British ship Sunday morning. Wednesday afternoon, Simouton to Booth from the Nichols, formerly of North aged 84 and in bank.. Inveramsay, care bay, eastward. During thick Searsport, that came into last church has showing that considerable and pains Interest dm* and am port night, reported wit- engaged his services for three officiating. A large number of sympathiz- or foggy weather the hell will be struck by ma- i years. an Otis. In Belfast. Jan. Albert Otis, Premiums in due m nessing exciting race between three T. had been taken by them to make it so effec- chinery a double and single blow, 17, Boyd big months-Rev. R. Pentecost will ing relatives and friends were and alternating t; All other m mid-ocean. It was preach present, seconds. The bell is to be on aged 57 years, months and 23 days. property.. slops Dec. 1, while tive and realistic. It was every twenty hung at the Vose schoofhouse next the performed in the Smith. In Yinalhaven, Jan. 7,William Smith, the was a Sunday after- floral offerings were numerous and very northwesterly side of the light tower. Inveramsay beating against head 87 >d all the wind on her wav pantomime and every motion and movement Portsmouth, N. H., Jan. 18. 8t h. Green- aged years. Aggregate from Swansea to this noon....Mrs. Cora Vose of but for- beautiful. Miss Edith was the Jenny of the at 11 port Knox, only daugh- hank, Meader, from Boston, left here for Wentworth. In Camden, Jan. Mrs. Eva company m lat. 1U.:<0 north and 118 when was rendered and to-day long. west, merly of this place, is very sick. There is ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Clark silently, swiftly grace- Rockland. When about 1 1-2 miles east of York Wentworth, aged 40 years. 1.1 A Bit. IT! ES the lookout warned the and her watch of three ves- The recitation Master Johnnie Nubble she was struck by a squall and capsized. Webster. In Deer Isle. Dec. 23. son of Alvin sels on the some hope of her lecovery at death is a sad bereavement. She was a fully. by H and Net amount -l im weather beam. Just the top spars present_ The captain and two seamen were saved, but the Mamie Webster, aged 8 day.-. of three Pendleton of Rieuzi’s farewell address to Webster. In Deer Isle. Dec. 27. Mamie, wife claims. square-rigged vessels could be seen People are waiting for snow that may most estimable young arnia- cook, named Thomas, was drowned. The vessel they lady talented, Alvin H. s months and 2K Amount re<|uired above the horizon, down the Romans was like all his ef- is floating bottom up near where she Webster, aged 15 years, bearing almost haul their wood and do other able and excellent, capsized, all outstanding m -.- teaming.... agreeable, and was beloved her anchor overboard and days. upon the with a stiff breeze al- greatly having gone held. All other demands Inveramsay, Mr. and forts, and in response to an encore he gave Jan. Wilson. In Jan. 17. Frederick A. Wii most Mrs. Frank Clement attended the by a circle of friends. She was sick Bermuda, 14. The ship I’iliie E. Starbuek, Bangor, dead astern. As soon as they came large 39 pany, viz. coinmi-- Paul Revere’s Ride in the effec- Capt. < urtis, has arrived here partly dismasted. son, aged years. within hoisted their County Grange at North last with two Midnight speaking distance, they Searsport consumption years, during which She sailed I in in V.w Yol k Jan. Bull,' for S\dr.ey, numbeis. were tive manner which ail his ef- Total amount oi signal They the American week-Mrs. Gluts. is tune re characterizes N. 8- W.t with a Jail. she McCorrison with her she be her sufferings with Christian genera! cargo. 8t‘h, of Miiino. it a stock and in" the British struck a from the northeast.', liuli ship Buritan, ship Boss-shire forts in this direction. On the whole it was gale carried < aetuallv daughter, Mrs. Cora Vose, during her sick- fortitude, and though she had much to live the mizzen apital pan and the British ship Cromartyshire, for away topgallantmast, with all attach- WALDO SS. Sin ! the best, entertainment of the season. No ed, with the plus beyond ai vn ere in this are afflicted and like other together lower main topsail. An hour (Queenstown. They hound out to sea ness-Mauy community for, young people naturally Petit Manan Land in of \V later the lore and main gallantmast, with all at- Company, Lquitv. within an hour of each other and a race to with an much like the to doubt the members the C. T. U. feel Aggregate aim n: epidemic “Grippe.” clung life, she was at the last perfectly tached, also lore topsail, were lost. The was the British coast commenced. The ship chiding liei ui pit three W. M. Vose has been sick with but greatly elated over the success f the affair, h<>\e to uniil after niiduight, whi-h time have quite it., resigned to the will of her Maker. Great during Petit .Manan I and & Industrial Company ships records as fast sailers, and some her bulwarks Imin lore to mizzen were FI! LI) & \M >1 v. is out and for labored hard and rigging idea of again-Mrs. Cushman is is they should, they washed aw how evenly matched they are can be Thompson j sympathy expressed for the mourning ay anu the starboard main rigging was IN UK M PR EM K J IDI< 1 A I. (Ot KT their efforts were of reward. It carried oil. The obtained from tlie fact that, after for very sick with rheumatism around her Mr. and deserving stormy weather continued, and All persons interested in :hc alx.ve n lined -nit racing family.... Mrs. Edgar Carleton of -a! "Vi r -000 Caj t. Curtis, finding that conditions were not a re 1 that it has heei rdered TUI miics, they were, abreast of each I heart....Mr. Webb of was in is very to know that the ex- ereby muith-d by Unity this vi- are in gratifying for rtun 1 'an .Till :. i'.l other ami all of them Woburn, Mass., visiting relatives layorable hing any coast port, the crew Hon. Wm. P. Whitehousc, Justice « Wm. U. Conner, BO.(too cases until said before the recently day hearing is'completed, SOUS W ild ,| f'c ;m lieving the distressed, the needy and the oil. New York to Shangliat,2<> 1-2 cents, March. pCI bought by Capt. infant son undersigned. to make immediate Eldredge-The Bark lolani, New York to Honolulu, general car- JOSEPH W ILL IA MSI » lit.. destitute, and all should do in demands iheicon. of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cole died last everything go, berthed. Sell, (.eorgia Cilkev. Uemerara to 3w3 Master in any Chancery tlement to her. their power to make the W. C. T. U. of this New York, sugar, lo cents. Sell. Eliza Pendle- Thursday-There was fine on the New to Think of it! skating a blessing not in name, but iu ton, Yolk Barbadoes, general cargo, place reality. free waterworks pond last week, which was $2,225, lighterage and careenage. Sell. Ma- 'PI 1K subscribe) bet — bel Turks Island to North m Produce Jordan, Hatteras, 1 concerned, tl.a DOES IT a few dollars for the Boston Market. 5 1-2 cents. S< LEGISLATIVE NOTICE. spent comfort greatly enjoyed by young people_ salt, h. ; oat straw, $0.ou. experienced and dance at Union Hall Rye vessels near at hand are at THE subscriber hereby gives notice to all fPHE subscriber In Thursday night. Potatoes—Aroostook early loading, held public county Hebrons, choice, p geneially steady rates. Tonnage due late in the A concerned, that lie lias been duly appointed 1 eoucerued. that -In The music they give is of a very order. bush, 40;a 43c; choice rose, 40«45c. and taken high spring and summer, however, is yet offered with upon liimself the trust of Admimstra ami taken upon her—• fc> bbl, 76c,o$l Tolman tor of the ....Rev. J. P. Simontou visited his mother Apples—Baldwins, 00; a considerable show of freedom, ami upon a gen- estate ol trix of the estate >*i sweets, $1 25 a 50; Kings, $ Pal 50. erally easy basis, lint shippers in anticipation of BARNABAS M. at Rock port last week-Three new I vers ROBERTS, late of St ockton •HENK\ N. W 11 l11 more libera concessions, are disposed to “hold Mrs. John H. of South Sjuings, Glenwi tod & Pond pianos came to town last week, Burleigh Berwick olf,” preferring to take the chances of flic future in the County of Waldo, deceased, in t fie < ount y oI \\. J by givingbomi is about to start for situation. For barrel petroleum there is as the law direct*• ~! for Dr. J. H. Baker, C. R. Hill and F. C. Palestine, where she tonnage as the law directs; lie therefore requests all per- visit her yet 'cry limited but in the face of the sons who sons who arc ind.-l. ■ Young-Mr. Frank Eaton and wife came will brother, Timothy B. Bussey, inquiry, are indebted to said deceased’s estate to FURNACE. seai of suitable and the low to make iinmediale a from Rockland last week and will who is in charge of the mission there. city vessels, prevail- make immediate payment, and those who liava ; For sale in all cities and remain at no intimations are prominent Made by THE WEIR STOVE COMPANY, ing rates, put forth of possibly any demands thereon to exhibit the same for set- any demands hereon | home the rest of the winter. [Portland Press. lower towns in New England. | TAUNTON, MASS. quotations upon firm bids. Operations in tlement to him. JOSIAH F. HICHBORN. tlement to her.