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The Republican Journal ^_ BELFAST, MAINE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1898. NTMUFl>~5rt~

Obituary. a sister, Mrs. W. H. Hoffses, and two A Soldier s Pension Money. COUNTY BLICAN JOURNAL. brothers, all of Waldoboro. CORRESPONDENCE. The News of Belfast. PERSONAL. Capt. Joseph T. Pendleton died at his Louie Swanville Islesbobo. The town is on the farm iu South Belfast Dec. after Oardixek, Me., Dec. 9. The Albert T. Harvey of came to literally in A whist will be ! -I AY JWOKM.NG BY THK 10th, funeral of party given by the Uni- Francis S. Brick is confined to the house Oliver 0. Rollins took aud bad a mourning, nine of her a short illness of pneumonia. Pendle- place from Christ Belfast last Thursday pension men—mostly young tarian society in Memorial illness. Capt. church and was one Hall, Friday by today of the most a store. been lost at sea ton was born in a largely check for $42 cashed at grocery He men—having (luring the Dec. Journal Pub. Co. Isleshoro, sou of Joseph J. attended held here for years. evening, Kith, at 7.30. Admission 25 Rev r tv of Nov. H. E. McDonald went to Boston —... Plant in his trousers pocket and gale 27-Tuesday, Dec. 6th, Rev. Tuesday aud Mary L. Pendleton. In life he fol- officiated. Mr. Rollins was one put S12 placed cents. j early of the on business. most known and six five in a wallet. Geo. E. Tufts conducted two that *Pi.R for Maine Seafar* lowed the sea, aud was master of a number widely popular hotel men dollar bills Subsequent funerals, in New Helping Hand Circle, Order England. He was proprietor of involved various and of Capt. Nelson Kimball at 10 and Kings Daugh- Mrs. G. P. Lombard went to Boston Mon- i- People.” of vessels in the foreign aud coastwise the proceedings drinks, o’clock, trade, Evans House here for 25 years and for ters, will meet at Mrs. Annie McIntosh on many seems to have been oblivious until of Henry P. Hatch at two o’clock. The day for a visit. including the Fletcher of years was aud Harvey day Mary proprietor landlord of the Main street, Dec. 19th. All mem- ..i« In C and he conducted Monday, ity County Columbia of Lnited states hotel at Portland. he arrived home at 9 o’clock that night, following the funeral of Fred Geo. E. Card of Boston, Belfast, of are Brooks was in town Mon- Emily A. bers requested to be present. W-' Mr. Rollins was an when he looked for his to Hatch at 9 IK), aud the funeral of Isleshoro and others. Iu 1873 he sold his ideal landlord auii one pension money Capt. day on business. Isaac H. All who intend advance,$2.00a year; of the most of give his wife, but failed to find it. A Herrick at 11, and the funeral of entering their cats for the place in Isleshoro aud came to genial men. He had some Mrs. G. G. ndsfor three months. Belfast,where exhibition Winslow went to Bangor yester- he very old friends in L Harvey, who Capt. Stephen Babbidge at two o’clock, the this Thursday, afternoon, are re- .‘t lie square, one inch worked as a house carpenter for ten Belfast, and others who m-phew.George accompanied for a short visit. $ years, latter day i«.r one week, ami have most him to informed him that had being in the Baptist church. The quested to bring or send them to the after which he his farm pleasant recollections of Belfast, they Opera ••ut insertion. bought mother’s and his Miss Ella M. Abiather B. next day, at 10 o’clock, he conducted the fu- House this after ten o’clock. Folsom went to Boston Sat- has siuce lived there. His charming hospitality. called at. the house of Grant on morning wife, formerly neral of urday for a short visit. street The and Mr. Mr. Harrison H. Veazie, which was Sarah F. of Winter Goulds- Washington nephew Sunday, Dec. 11th, roads tine and many > l)a\’s Journal. Tracy Harbor, News of the held in the Granges. went aud Mrs. Free Baptist and was wheelmen W H. was in boro, is ill at this Grant out, leaving Harvey church, out for a spin; Tuesday morning, McLellan, Estp. Augusta dangerously writing. attended. Grant alone in the house. When re- largely Dec. 13th he conducted 0 inches of last Friday on business. \-,y 1. Their only daughter died iu childhood. His South they ; mercury from zero to S Montville Grange is to a the funeral Pile have turued Grant’s and a at the Free Baptist church at 1 Treaty Signed.. father tiled in 1880, and his mother survived daughter young above; Wednesday morning, 12 to 22 below. A A. Knight went to Boston yesterday, \red..'Hie Kennebec Christinas tree Friday Dec. which o’clock of 2:M,at woman named Lottie Johnson were there. Mrs. Deborah Veazie, 75 to 1 News him but one day, her death last aged The Law Court has decided the Waldo work in a shoe i-nary.. of the occuring time they will play the drama factory. K-uute and He temperance Grant had bought a pint, of rum and after years. Captains Kimball, Herrick, Hatch Sunday. leaves three brothers, Ephraim county case Chas. F. Bessey vs. A. | Frank E. of \ > Mier’s Pension entitled, “Three Glasses a and Mary Crowley Augusta spent Sun- E. <>f Day.” ointhe Swanville men left for Stephen Babbidge were buried under ,ut-r .Secret So- Boston, George W. of Belfast aud drinking Cook, reversing the decree below, and de- with in At a Masonic rites.. day friends Belfast. V .''are.. regular of River ..Island F. & A. M Personal. .tieu. Nathaniel S. of Pendleton was meeting Georges home. Lodge creeing that the maintain the Lynn. Capt. plaintiff may Mrs. R W. Grange, Liberty, Dee. 7. the offi- came to Belfast has lost seven of its members within the Rogers went to Watery i he an able shipmaster, a good carpenter and a following Friday morning Harvey action. cers were last for a short elected: L. C. and went to Grant's house aud last 10 months, all sea Friday visit progressive farmer. He was and Morse, Master; L demanded captains and most of ■ Senator from Spain,” upright F. The clothing manufactories of W. W. Cates Hurd, Overseer; Arthur of the them the hand of old ocean.. Dr. G.C. is «. M.ip Burned at Sea.. honorable in ali his dealings, industrious anti Ritchie, Lect- his money. The inmates house, all by A number of Kilgore still eonfimd ti.»* aud M. B. Lawrence are running full crews l'.assiek Mines. urer; John Carey, Steward ; Chas. the all men natives of the bouse, but is slow temperate, and was held iu the highest re- Perkins, present evening before, denied knowl- town, were out in the late gaining y. m. Man ied Women.. on bicycle suits, Mr. Cates making coats and Asst. Steward; Mattie f storms aud are .u ..1 in their gard by all who knew him. The Bridges, Chaplain; edge the missing funds. Mrs. Grant said yet missing and it is feared M and Mrs. W. A. alkmg mother, Mi Lawrence The outlook for the (dirk left Monday A. J. are pants. who followed so soon after was sick Skidmore,Treasurer: AbbieS. Moody, the; did not have money enough to pay they lost... .Quite a number of our for Florida to tin* ? him, hut i season’s work is spend winter. :. 3. Bert good. a She Secretary Bern .Gate Frankie the •. rent. A second errand mariners arrived home last week to few days. was a native of Frankfort, Keeper proved equally spend the F. <). of Para a' Maine’s j Day Brooks was in Belfast ;as! aphs Hurd, via fi winter. The Penobscot is closed to navigation and her maiden name Collins. mar- Pomona; Sj Sherman, F ra irties-, and then Harvey invoked the law. Among them were Ed. Maim Heavy Artillery. being She Captains and on is now the Thursday Friday hu-oness. Delias. Morse, Ceres; Artie S A P. Bucksport winter port, although ried Mr. Pendleton in Deer isle, but soon Sanford, L. A. warrant was sworn out and Mrs. Grant Coombs, G. Pendleton and Joseph S. Winter Oscar 11. Dilworth return Jd W 4 At the two port has an “Open Polar Sea," as in to m.uit after they moved to Isleshoro, where they annual meeting of Morning Light aud the girls were arrested Friday even- Dodge. L "t the Portland...The days of yore, when Fred Atwood invaded last Friday after a short visit in Belfast lived until held at Mrs Grant the in the 18(53, when they bought the Black Grange, Monroe, their hall Saturday ing. spent night jail Bhooks. It has been decided to have a Belfast with bis tribe of farm in South aud eveniug,Dec. aud the gi Is remained in the The Esquimaux. Dr. E. A. Wilson returned to Belfast., moved here. 10th,the following officers were lock-up. Christmas entertainment here Saturday Burlington. After the death of her elected for the police meanwhile had made and Frank Whitcomb was before the Police Vt., Friday, after a short visit in Belfast husband Mrs. Pendle- ensuing year: Master, A. P. enquiries evening, Dec. 24th, at Union church, under found I l;e ton carried on the farm a few Ritchie; Overseer, W. S. that the girls had bought new hats Court yesterday afternoon for assult and Mrs. A. C. ; Pine Tree State. alone years,but Parker, Lecturer the auspices of the Good Tetuplar Lodge. Tuttle arrived erne Monday of Mrs. and some ..Register Deep later sold it to her son and has Lizzie Webber; Steward. Nado dry goods aud Grant a barrel of battery on George lvnowlton. The trouble from a visit in Joseph since George ; Tlie doors will be thrown open, free to all, evening Lawrence, Mass Asst. dour and a new overcoat. lived there with him. She’reached the Steward, Nelson Curtis and all our occurred last week where a crowd were t A'-K ?. age Chaplain, people are invited to be present Orrin ,1. Dickey, local editor ,»f the Belfast of PI and 4 Jere The case came for trial before at the muck. The > years months, and her and Bowen; Mrs. up Judge and take skating defendant, who Arross Asia .Poor bodily Treasurer, Wealthy part in the exercises,whether they Age, is confined to the house by illness. l.ikr Mistress—Mineral mental were Grant; Mrs. .(. ni the court at 3 in. Satur- has but one hand struck strength good up to a few days Secretary, Bello Palmer, Rogers police p. belong to the or the Good Knowltou with the The Weather for No lodge not, Temp- Miss Isa M. Walton arrived lion;.* Satur- to her Gate Keeper, Winslow Mrs day Hon. W, H. McLellan for the stub of the Nm-Partisan W. prior death. She joined the Baptist Ryder; Pomona, appeared lars the of crippled arm, intiiecting a severe fi-'iery merely assuming responsibility day from a visit of fourteen weeks in Ko» k- ini'-nce short Stories.. Evie Parker; Miss and wound in church m Isleshoro when a young woman Flora, Helen Neally ; oinplainant Wayland Knowlton,. Esq. the affair. All the face. He claimed self defense Massaehusetts .Muniei- having musical selections will laud. Ceres, Mrs Addie for the defence. Albert T. and and was and lias always lived as a devoted Christian Ritchie; Lady Asst Harvey to Mrs. Scott acquitted. report Godding. Those having Mr. Miss L. and Mrs. Hazael Mi Keen went to AOK 8. —true to the best interests of steward, Mamie Webber. George Harvey testified substantially to Janies her family and anything else for the program will Mitchell, the railroad contractor, the facts above please Boston last Thursday for .1 visit d two t'.n responr ence.. faithful in all the duties of life. The fu- South Branch Grange, is related. City Marshal Win. to has been in town this week in Prospect Village, report Mrs. E. A. Carpenter.Mrs. the interest of weeks. Marriages.. Deaths. H. Sanborn nerals of mother aud sou in good new testified to visiting the goods were held at their condition, adding members at dry Ethel Stover had the misfortune to fall and the proposed Belfast and Northport electric stores of H. A. Starrett & Co. and Miss Annie Shute left last late home Tuesday Rev. R. T. every meeting. They have bought land ou George break her the other It railway. Tuesday he made two to Thursday for I >. Senator. afternoon, leg day. was a sim- trips which to erect a new hall beside their W Burkett, where he found that the Everett, Mass., where she is to the Capeu officiating. Mrs. Pendleton was bur- new girls ple fracture... .There will be a good stock of Northport with a view to locating the power spend had winter. ied beside tier horse stable. Dec. 10th purchased goods to also a Sunday Herald.J husband iu Grove cemetery, they elected their amounting $13, holiday goods to select from right here in station. At meeting of the corporators that aud her son on his officers for 1899 as follows: Fred they had been to the depot ami held R. F. and W H ; in. A movement lias family lot in South Bel- Master, priced our village. Mr. Dow has for years carried yesterday morning, at which the Knox Dunton, Esq., Mi Lellan, the re-election of Lane: tickets to anil other Llew- went to fast cemetery. Overseer, A A Ginu: Lecturer, ,Jen- Bangor places. the stock in county were Esq Madison last on f largest holiday goods to be corporators represented by Thursday Eugene Hale. To-day testified to nie Ward; Chester Clark ; Asst. ellyn Jipson making the arrests, found it was business. connected Steward, in this & Son have proxy, voted to give Mr. Mitchell all prominently | and in vicinity-Staples Steward, Murch F. C. corroboration of the City Marshal, oiministration show- Warren S. Staples died at tlie home of his Clark, Chaplain, j sent another of their fancy sleighs to Rhode the aid possible. The indications are that L. C. Morse of Liberty went to clerks at (.'ape an article Haley; Treasurer, John F Starrett’s and Burkett’s identified work on | '--.p.indent W. and Ella M. Libby; Secy., Island. Ike allows that are in it when the road will be begun next spring. Elizabeth Tuesday to visit the Reform d for parents, Henry (Lancaster) the they publication. It -. girls and testified as to made Gate Keeper, W. H. Guntuer; purchases it comes to a nice School. •• eet of be Staples on Bay View street Tuesday fore- sleigh-Rev. F. S. Dolliff Some time ago the U. S. post office depart- Legislature Lizzie by them. In each store payment was made >«-m 11«*r Hale should be noon. He was in Pomona, Lane; Flora, Henrietta will take for his next ment issued an order born Stockton and came topic Sunday the directing that all Emery Cook was on the tram Sat- ties Ginn; Jennie with a fi ve dollar bill and a one dollar bill. freight Senate to represent Ceres, Dockham; 1,. A. Stew- of in to Belfast with his parents when a small subject education, accordance with employers who give bond shall do so through urday in of Conductor Owen llab* neither represents ard, Anna The clerk at Win. H. McIntosh's testified to place Clem Partridge: Orgauist, Francis tlie of State some •!.• con. child. He was an industrious,studious boy, request Supt. Stetson. Last recognized indemnity company instead cuts. Who was ill. upon present Fames Trustees, Joe A. selling A. B Grant a barrel of flour. When ■ Coisou, A. Gina, pat by with the presi- of pleasant manners and was generally be- Sunday his theme was the Home. The week of with individual bondsmen as heretofore. Geo. C. Ward. he delivered the same he received a $5 bill Sanford H ward and J. F Burkett went before he gave us a The letter carriers at that loved by his schoolmates and associates. temperance sermon.... time secured bonds to Dark 'i. in the opposition and gave back fiO ceuts in At this Harbor, Isleshoro, ast. week t work | South change. LorenzoT). has the Geo. the of M r. After school he worked awhile in Branch Grange, has Cilley bought Hall through agency Hon. Fred Atwood of Hale. the gentleman leaving Prospect, point the court to on the new cottages. adjourned Monday. in the and moved tov. Henry B. Cleaves The Journal office, where he him- adapted the following resolutions of respect place village in_Lewis Winterport. The depart rneiit has now issued proved As a result of idded that the arti- the developments Saturday lias Mrs. .Tames Davis arrived from I>,\he.. self to be ami for the’r brother Dockham ; Cook bought the Lorenzo farm orders that all shall bonds on intelligent accommodating, Henry A. B Cilley employes give ; nauded to the correspon- Graut was arrested that evening and last week ano went I- S.-ar**p.to visit Tier the Divine Master and moved there... Geo. Johnson has mov- and after the first -if i'e always ready to do bis work cheerfully and Whereas, has removed day January next, I been published to- held with the others. The trial was resum- who is from our ranks death our beloved broth- ed here from into mother, quite ill. V m- He afterwards worked in Critch- by Burnham the Cook house. through such companies,and the clerks are Republican paper, promptly. ed at 30 a. in. i -• er, therefore be it Chas. F. Swift testi- Henry Dockham, Monday. ... John firsT to submit it to ett & Co.’s and & .Fred Walker has moved to Knox to | preparing to do so. Capt W. Fergus.-n returned to Sibley Legro Spalding’s Resolved, That while we bow in submis- fifd to the stop SI- cashing check; gave Harvey a with his Cliftondale. Mass., shoe factories, but was to give up sion to the will of "iir Father aud father-in-law, Joseph Bradford_ yesterday, dter visit ri-ni!:uled the geutle- obliged Heavenly sl0 hill, six >5 hills and $2 in Al- Bowi.:n<.. The tournament of the Bel- while our hearts are saddened our loss change. Miles S. Jellison of Belfast last Sun- of a few weeks in Belfast !j::• a v•«>stiy house in on account of failing health in December | by spent I fast is consider we, the members of South Branch bert T. Harvey was recalled, but his testi- Bowling League attracting rge owner in >1 line In'.Io. His was Grange, day with bis parents in Brooks. chief trouble consumption, tender to Ins able interest and the at Miss Carrie Five, who has been n me ■> brothers and sis- contained games so interested in busi- parents, mony nothing new. { Healey’s a'i.-y but this was by ters our deep s in their Sandypoint. One of the most a short r- Sf i'e. The aggravated typhoid fever, mpatliy great afflic- The first witness called for the defence pleasant | on Tuesday and Thursday evenings are weil telephone exchange time, rued gentleman tion the loss of their U- of which he bail tv\o attacks the by loving and dutiful of the season was home to Winslow true. but said bis During was A. B He weddings that of Miss attended. The re- Tuesday. sou and Kind ami affectionate one Grant. kuu! larvey came to game Tuesday evening ! ut a summer brother, resort, past fall he had to be gaining, and Ethel Louise Maxfield to Daniel Ernest | Mr. C. appeared whose and cheerful his house and said he was cold and suited in this remarkable score, made strict. lb ( oombs began house-kee* ■ rr oj the immense for- amiability disposition gave j -.eg; his friends had of his made their home, life so White, which occurred strong hopes recovery. p easant and Saturday evening, ! in accordance w ith national rules again in his rebec q ;. ioin tlirough bis mar- happy. witness ."*() cents to get a pint of liquor. Wit- ly Orients, Monday For a few to his death he was con- Resolved, That our charter be in Dec. at t«-i oi former days prior draped lid, 8.MO o’clock, at the home of the residence on av. m- Senator ness had sold a mule to in 1,289; Imperials, 1,24.1. The game this, Xortbport mourning fur thirty days in respect to the Harvey Septem- .n the west. lined to his but it was to be bride’s Mr. and Mrs. F. A. 1 bed, thought parents, Max- 1 memory of our brother. for Hail Thursday evening will he between tin- Cres- M rs. Hannah Timm l.ke m \ s ■.. fe as a departed ber $12. sold fish and labored and M represen- and his mother was to field. The 1' temporary, preparing Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions ! ceremony was performed by ! cents and Eurekas. The of the mgress fi«r nearly ds had saved which was kept by bis wife. standing 0. 1 horndik» went t him for awhile when he was he forwarded to the of our Lev. J. G. of 1 “but have get up family brother, Fisher, pastor the teams as gent;, man, to-da.v Congrega- to date is follows: to visit Mrs ■ also a copy he our record book When Uarvoy came to Grant’s he told wit- Henry i I 11:.' -ent the sentiment of taken worse ami in a placed upon in the of suddenly expired tional church, presence about Teams. \\ n. an«l a copy sent to the local for ness that lie had not his Lost. Per cent. if s position before tile papers I received pension Mr. an l Mrs Howai V! few minutes. He leaves to mourn the publication. seventy-five invited guests. The ring ser- ! Crescents. 1 2 u as \v**ll kucwu, and by check, but would in a few when he 1 au and dutiful sou and Josiah days vice was Imperials.,. M :> .r>»>t> State in next. wo-k. o that. his and two Se- Lilly, j Grange Bangor time. Now, that brother, parents brothers, handsomely decorated with ferns, ever- Eurekas. I Fred Lank, ) Resolutions court until 2 o'clock. I 2 •■iiia commission has set- well W adjourned Staples of Freedom and Henry Jr., green and red berries and the ceremony In tlie Cuited States I» r r i (Vim p Hale openly declares At the afternoon session Bertha Grant tes- Armor Bearer Circle, King's of Belfast. The funeral will be held to-mor- was under an arch of the Daughters! Portland last W H M. !.»• the ratification of the Transfers in Real Estate. performed ever- Saturday n., tified that her mother gave her $13—two ami Sons, met, D> > 7th, with Mr ami Mrs. tiiink tliat so long as row, Friday, afternoon at 2 o’clock, green with a background of potted plants j Esq., of Belfast was admitted to pr «, .- rive dollar bills ami three ones—which she \V. .1. Price. The odicers wen* ne, his is a Tht- transfers in real estate were and red blossoms Over tin* following colleague, following parlor mantel A. T. Webb and H. W M arpiiy > -i Swan >• •■oimmssion, the least toe k from a red plush wallet. Did not hear elected for the quarter: President. M s*. recorded in Waldo of was a sheet of ferns to the would be to remain of the county Registry extending ceiling ville i*-ft by steamer City of Bangor Mon- Elizabeth A., widow late Chas. B. ! about when he Pendleton; vice president, Mrs. Fan- Deeds for tlie week Dec. 1898: Harvey enquire money on which were the white Myrtle vote against the mea- ending 14, letters M. and W. day for a business -f a week H --si. a Gilmore, died at her resilience in Montville, came to the house nie T. II. FericiM trip n James Friday. Lottie Johnson Hart; secretary, ; treas- p the Senate, A. Clark, to Francis E. The mantel itself was hanked with her Winterport, ferns M rs. «J of | n \] boheve," concluded the Dec. 2d, in the 78th year of age Surely testified to going to stores with urer, Mrs. Carrie Price: collector. \V. J. oseph Osgood extr, ns., Clark, do.; land and in Winter- dry goods and vines and decorated with Mr. for the and is buildings yellow chrys- arrived in East Cleaves should run as the grain ripens harvest Bertha to buy clothing. Had known the Price. T. H. Feruald was appoint.d report- Belfast last week t in- for port Mary Ellen Brackett, Winterport, to anthemums. The room anil hall audidate for United down and into so dining her sister. Miss Busina w h >11» then cut gathered barns, Grants five came to Belfast from er; Miss Lora Maxcv, Mrs. Isa Morse. Mrs. Hanson, Democratic members Francis E. Clark: land ami in weeks; were decorated with this honored and faithful servant of God buildings evergreen and red ber- ill. instead of Etna for work ; home in Portland. Geo. A. Flora McMahan were appointed a commit- nominating Winterport Unity Lake Land and Im- ries. At the conclusion of the ?• for Mr. was into the of the ceremony Cleaves.” gathered garner King testified that A. T. did not tee on work. After tin* business there was L. W. Kilgore left i ist Friday for q me provement Ass n. to Wm. F. Fairfield Harvey Harvey the me been con- Nutt, guests were presented to the newly mar- generally Eternal. For about forty-three years slie a sale of corn balls from which < sum in More Plantation, a dr-t on land in A'bine H. request Grant to buy liquor. Marshal good making Hale would receive a re- Unity. Curtis et ais., City ried The march was had been a attendant upon the ser- couple. wedding ren- the Ins -y He has been regular San >oru testified to the Grant was realized. They have some beautiful way with son. Dr. I A. Kilgore of given. Winterport, to Edwin S. Curtis, Monroe; searching dered by Mrs. Fred Shute and several vocal •' th the but vices of the sanctuary. She loved the house Brooks Republicans, land and house and three wallets. One iden- fancy work for sale, which would make good buildings in Monroe. Ha mail A. finding 8o;os Mrs. Edward Clifford. many of whom have of God, the place of prayer, and the com- by Their tified as bis contained a five, dol- holiday presents. The meeting Dei Jlst The of S. M Miilikeu. I S u.* and conservative man. Wilson, Belfast, to Leo G. Herrii k, Cistine ; by Harvey friends all iu family Capt. munion and fellowship of God’s people. Her join wishing this young couple lar bill. Policeman testified to as- will he with Mrs. Flora McMahan. have a letter him dated at Mm land and buildings in Belfast. Ambrose Jipson a and j A., from iia. one of faith long happy life together, and they life was triumph through upon in the search. to Herbert J. Kim- sisting George Harvey recog- East Belfast. The many friends of Miss Oct. L'lst-. Hi had been quite ,ii, but was Treaty Signed. the Sou of God. She loved her home with Thompson, Searsinont, were the recipients of numerous and ele- nize 1 the wallet as one to his 1 ball, R. I.; laud in Belmont. Ed- belonging Elizabeth Kelly will he pleased r b arn that, recovering ardent devotion, and was to , gant. presents. As the guests departed each The treaty of peace be- always glad uncle. Abiather Grant claimed the wallet ward T. to was she is recovering from her late severe illness. Mr. and Mrs. N. A S'ates and was make. sacrifice for its welfare. The Wiley, Lawrence, Mass., Eph- presented with a slice of cake Simmon.'' mli Spain ,any as bis and said wedding raim W. lie had had it four years, but ....George E. Michaels, while in the woods gb contracting parties at number of relatives and friends who Wiley; laud in Belfast. David as a memento of the occasion. Mr and announce the engagement of their daugh- large bad n The commissioners >t used it for two months. Did not last found a bees’ nest with IP ning. Brackett, Brooks, to Lorenzo D. Cillev, week, pounds ter Winifred Berm, c to .- assembled to pay their last, tribute of re- do.; Mrs. White left by the Saturday fol- Chester lb Alien n al. the afternoon. The know who had put five dollars in the wal- of Mrs. Sears Nickerson has bought land and buildings in Brooks. C. W. Lord, amid a shower of honey.... of Spencer, Mass. '■'as lot completed, was spect evidenced the esteem in which she lowing, rice, for Castine, let. Hal given his wife money. Lawyer a horse to the one she lost last fall. ns Brooks, to David land and build- replace from the hands of the was held the at The Brackett; where they will remain for the winter.... Mrs. Mary A. Roberts retarm-d home to by community large. Knowlron addressed the court in behalf of W. he commission was in Brooks. Prescott Shibles. to ....Mr. and Mrs. E. Ellis returned last sitting, services were conducted the Rev. ings Knox, Waterville Mas- ed funeral by his clients and the court until Morrill. About of the relatives and yesterdas ar.-umpanieu by grapl the commisioners James A. land in Knox. M. adjourned fifty week from a visit in ... .There H. E. McFarlaue, assisted Rev. T. R. Waning, do.; ter who will visit lier two ading of the treaty until by friends of Mr. aud Mrs. Oliver Black as- will be a Christmas tree at the Smart school Harry Kilgore, H. to Granville Tuesday. last sections. Pentecost. Beside a large number of near Partridge, Tacoma, Wash., house Dec. 24th....Rob- weeks or more. The trial of sembled at their home Saturday evening, A. the. women closed Tuesday Tuesday evening, relatives, she leaves one daughter, Miss Shute, Prospect; land and buildings m ert, the little sou of Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers forenoon.and Grant was on trial. new Dec. (tli, to celebrate with them their 66th Wiu. A. Pendleton of Boston, win came Stockton James A. Winter- put No C. Ford, was badly scalded a few days ago races eight articles, as foi- Mary Gilmore, who lived with her and who Springs. Clark, facts were brought out and the case closed weeding anniversary. The guests brought by a cup of hot water being accidentally last week to attend the funeral of his father, a port, to Francis E. Clark, do.; land and mourns the loss of mother who was all spilled in his face, but he is now getting st nary of treaties Tuesday uight, the Court with them some substantial tokens of their Amos Pendleton ->f Northport. returned preface in W. having occupied along .The owners of fast, horses an of that a child could wish. buildings Winterport. Ephraim nicely... expression amity and two and a half. esteem, which we noticed two home night. to Grace H. land days Judge Rogers found among easy are scraping the meadow pond below Ma- Monday -rpetual peace, •‘Not now, but in the coming years, Wiley, Belfast, Hall, do.; probable cause to hold all four chai -s,one a present from their children, the son’s Mills for racing. M of re mquiahment by Spain of It may be in the better laud. and buildings in Belfast. Lorenzo D. Ci respondents Major Herbert Lord Rockland, Me., Juba. read the of our and were ordered to other from members of Honesty of We’ll meaning tears, ley, Brooks, to Flora E Cook, do.; lane and guilty, they give bonds Grange, The Parlor Musical Society held a very in- paymaster at Manila, who has been ordered v-thdrawal of the Spanish And there, sometime, we’ll understand.” in which were for active and rehearsal at the l'n- buildings in Brooks. $200 each for appearance at the January they many years teresting enjoyable to Washington, in'"expected to arrive in the iversalist vestry Tuesday evening. The pro- term of Supreme Court. They failed to get members. A picnic supper was served,with of i.shment by Spain of the gram was as follows; early part .January. I’- rto Mrs. Harriet C. Mehan died Dec. 5th at Yachts and . bonds and are in the solid base of baked brown bread Rico. jail. beans, Piano Solo, E. E. Pendleton arrived last Satur- Main Capt. ession of the her home, 138 South street, Rockland, and coffee, while cakes and frosted and a. Moskowski. Philippines. pies, Serenata, from Boston. He v ilidrawal of the 63 and 2 months. She was the W. A. Dyer of North Haven has sold his day came in response to a Spanish aged years otherwise, filled the tables the b. Impromptu, Scharwenka. widow of John Mehan, a well known and pleasing eyes the serious illness of Midget to a North port man. The Lecture Course. Miss Kingsbury. telegram announcing 'ent well liked master builder who died iu People’s ami palates of the company. The by the United States March, hungry John,” Frederick his brother who died before his ar- F. W. Brown of North Haven is Song, “Gipsy Clay. Joseph, the 1888. She was born in Prospect, Me., the building was much all. As Mr. E O. Thorndike. Philippines, eveniug very enjoyed by rival. provision for the of William S. and Sophronia True- a boat for Fred Greenlaw of that and the “open daughter The committee who have in the past man we have before noticed in our locals, Mr. Reading, “Handel Messiah,” d policy in the Philippines. worthy. When young her parents moved Miss Louise Hazeltine. Harold T. will arrive home from town. aged the lecture course not Black is 87 of and his wife 89. Sibley to this city, where Mrs. Melian has since re- people’s wishing years age “Love Piusuti. Duett, Thee,” Dartmouth next for his of the time, m the Mehan resi- of Viaalbaven i.s a to take the this in College Thursday "fitment Was Expected. sided most L. A. Coombs building responsibility year Messrs. They have lived their present residence Mrs. Pitcher and Mr. Thorndike. dence on the Thomaston road. A few vacation. His roommate, years knockabout similar to the one he sold re- 1*. E. Cottrell and Wm. J. Ilavner have ar- their wedded life. have four The rehearsal for the Festival Chorus fol- holiday Douglas built a resilience during They ago Mrs Mehan handsome lowed, the number Handel’s oratorio Vanderboof of wiil the vaca- Dec. ‘J. [Special to Kenne- to Castine ranged for a course to include some of the children—Samuel and who live iu being Chicago, spend at the corner of south Main street and Hall’s cently parties. Edward, will he on message received here to- “Messiah.” The next meeting tion with him. has since it. Mrs. Me- best talent obtainable. All have national the wife of Willard Whitcomb the Presi- Lane and occupied Orrin Barter of Stouingtou lost his West; Mary, Tuesday evening. Jan. ->d. The committee appointment by some time and a big liau had been ill for year reputations and some are known of and Aimeda, wife of Levi for that meeting is Mr. Sanborn, Misses Haz- Miss E. M. Pond, librarian of the Belfast Arthur J. Brown as post- in the storm of Dec. 4Th. Jt is report- favorably Isleshoro, ago was very near to death. She rallied sloop eltine and i:t had been as to Belfast having here Whitcomb of Belfast. Death has never en- Crosby. Free Library, left for Shetheld expected, but bad been of ed that she was seen drifting through the audiences, appeared Tuesday cd in the same office un- somewhat, steadily failing are few' women in Rockland in the past. The course will in Bel- tered their home and four Mass., for a visit >f a few weeks. Miss late. There Tboro that begiven generations Palermo. The « f m son s administration, ami Crotch Island lghfare evening. North gale Monday, who will be more missed than fast Burrows and Mr. L. Field the free delivery system universally Opera House; course tickets, §1.00; re- of his family were present on this occasion. Dec. 5th, did much damage m town. Do- Georgia Frank Mrs. Mehan. She was a most neigh- W. A. Kimball has the hull of his knock- this The office was pleasant ser\ ed seats, 50 cents extra. The first eveu- Mr. Black iu his life has been Mill shed at Brandi Mills blew down, T. F. ! are acting as librarian and assist n t. city. friend. Of an amiable dis- long always 1 bor and loving <• and she is a ham at North Palermo twisted and ago the death of about practically uupleted, will be Jan. an Young’s days by one who re- ing 5tli, illustrated lecture actively identified with good work in F. of wu* n she was invariably every blew t<> and is 0 (bln .11 Win. Nutt Fairfield fast gore. position, handsome craft. The deck, pieces ready fall, ! for assistance in a standing-room, on the Cubau Kobarts sponded to avail worthy War by Harper, who this community. He professed to become a Turner's bee house blew over Boards were last Thursday m the interest, o! the Fidelity of a herself rail, etc., will be f'nisbed bright, and the cause. Possessed competence le.ctu-ed here in a previous course on follower of Jesus Christ (>1 and blown from Biley Parmenter’s barn and “;'bec Closed to it years ago, Rupture Cure. The lo.-al physician. Dr. E. Navigation. she felt it a duty, and was always a pleas- hull white. E L. Macomber has Herbert Balche der’s chimney were painted “Around the World in a Man-of-War.” His until old came with its infirmi- tops ant one to her, to assist others not so fortu- age on, blown L. Stevens, has recently made ur. s m four made a model for a knockabout and maj 1 off. Some trees were broken down I--., Dec. The Kennebec not a she was a lecture on the Cuban War is illustrated was at nate. Although member, by ties always present church, at the and others uprooted... .Samuel Warden, who cases and has four cases under treatment. seil to above the the Methodist church from and O. K. Webster will prob- navigation constant attendant of build it, the and stated and a constant at- cut his foot is at ordinary stereopticon by moving prayer meetings, recently, doing nicely pres- E. I' with Mrs. I’lMston bridge and the pres- and an ardent worker for its interests. Mrs. one this winter. Representative Burleigl. ably build The other ent....Silas Bowler, tax collector, sold land vill lose below pictures. entertainments of the tendant at the Sunday school, of which he it, tonight, the Mehan leaves no children, but there wras j Dee. 5th for unpaid taxes and Dec. 7th set- Burleigh and their daughter, Mims Burleigh, lie mil. Icemen are stood course will be as follows: Jan. 20, Oxford ; was for the faithful librarian. jubilant ouet Miss Nellie Spurliug.who always Hon. E. F. Webb. many years tled with the town.... W. W. Dyer’s family, have located for the whiter at the Richmond, as it is one of the most satis- iu the of a daughter to her aud lived Musical Feb. Gen. John B. He was an honest worker in the who were have all recovered-The place Club; 1, Gordon, Washing- sick, a hotel at the corner of Seventeenth for years above the bridge. with her many years. Mrs. Mehan’s last died will family Hmi. E. F. Webb of Waterville sud- lecture on “The Last Days of the Confeder- tonian and in later singing school at Ford's corner dose surrouded as she temperance movement, H I). C days were happy ones, at tlie Revere House. Boston, Wed- this week-John Black killed two hogs last and street, northwest, Washington, 1 denly acy Feb. Dr. James lecture on ! was a member of the ItKK OF CHARGE. was the most tender care. death 22, Hedley, years charter Sons of week.... Fred and by [Rockland night, Deo. 7th, occurring Bailey family moved into L. Mrs. T B. nesday and in Mrs. H. Kochersperger, Star. within 15 minutes after his arrival at the “Heroes Heroism March, date not Temperance. Wlieu the Grange was organ- Frank Nutter’s house last week. from a cold settled on and Miss Aimee of Chi- suffering Mr. Webb stood at the head of the the Essie Everett Burnet Concert in this Gregory lvnowlton 1,1 hotel. fixed, ized town, 24 years ago, Mr. Black throat or troubles iichitis, lung Maine bar, was Waterville’s most honored ami his wife became charter and Gen. Garcia Dead. cago, Mrs. Etta Weymouth of Boston and r*-. who will call at Poor's & Mrs. Harriet Flanders, who died last Co.; in April, date not fixed, Prof. Churchill, ! members, citizen, ami one of the largest corporation are in in tiie order f l'' >r A. B. week at her home in North Waldoboro, was patrons good standing Geo. W. lvnowlton of Cambridge, arrived Sparrow’s, Freedom, of the State. Mr. Webb was born reader. aud was (Hi of lawyers yet. It may be said of them that Washington, D. C., Dec. 11, 181)8. Gen. i: ••"♦•r.ted with a bottle of born in East Jefferson, years his during here Monday called the serious illness of sample in Albion in 18.15, received early educa- their long lives have been a to Calixto Garcia, the Cuban by Herman free of age. She was the widow of Mr. Benjamin they blessing distinguished Syrup charge, in Freodon and Waterville, took a three their ami the warrior ami and the head of the their mother, Mrs. S. and '"•‘tie who was killed in oue of the bat- tion community world_Rev. W. leader, Betsy lvnowlton, given to one person, and Flanders, at was admitted to the 1 left with four vear course Colby, Secret societies. W. Ogier held services at the commission elected h.y the Cuban assembly her in her 'Iren without orders from tles of the civil war. She was in quarterly were with last moments. par- States bar in 18(17, settled Water- church last at 2.30 to visit this died here at the to care for. Her two United Sunday P. M. He gave us country, to-day children daughters a member of in 18ti7, was twice the a sermon Hotel where the commission has Mrs. E. Pendleton came from ■ illness. She was ville strong practical from 1 Cor. Raleigh, Ephraim ever had such a were with her in her last and the Penobscot Encampment, I. O. O. F., will lutig remedy Maine Senate and House, second 15.58-Rev. A. D. Thibodeau to its bee’s German in all a sufferer, and showed by her res- elect goes headquarters Boston to Islesboro last week to attend the Syrup patient each was its presiding officer. He officers at the regular meeting, Dec. this The sudden from the warm cli- ,.‘“’‘ to the divine will that she trusted term in Lincoln, Maine, week to visit his change x 'ivilized world. ignation funeral of her Nelson Kim- Twenty years served three years as county attorney, was 20th. father aud home circle....E. Merriam and mate of Cuba, with the hardships he had nephew, Oapt. s of bottles were in religion. She had many estimable given away, commissioner of circuit court of business to the weather of New As the was in her had a multitude of friends. appointed son are rushing at their mill_ there endured, wintry ball. captain brought up ggists will tell you its success qualities and received of the United States in 18(17, degree The charter of Enterprise Lodge, A. O. U. A. M. Daggett has a 30-acre York and is fur the f‘|ous. It The of her nature showed itself lately bought Washington responsible father’s family he seemed to her more like a is really the only Throat lovingness from in 188(1, was a director anil lumber of resulted in his demise. to all—a not A. M. Colby W-, is in mourning in memory of lot of Thomas W. Nickerson, pneumonia which 1’^inedy generally endorsed by in uniform courtesy courtesy of the committee draped brother. Monday she came to Belfast to at- out of the was chairman prudential Searsmout.and will stock his steam mill as i He contracted a slight cold in New York, I’K.i,. r’* One 75 cent bottle will cure or learned of schools but springing time of bis Past Grand Master Workman F. of the institution at the death. George usual_There is a demand for which did not assume an stage, tend the double funeral of her husband’s alue* a11 in and sweetness of her heart. She quite large alarming ^i»ritv'M by druggists gentleness The deceased leaves a wife and son. Higgins, wood iu town this wiuter. however, uutil the part of last week. has a son living in Denver, Col. She leaves dry early mother and brother. THE NEWS OF BELFAST. did specimen of bronze work aud if its The Bassick Mines. The Wreck o( the Portland. size will admit it will be placed on exlii- To be Worked has H COLLEY. room the Again. Litigation BY FRANK M aim-: Mattkus. This year will be a tiou in the large reception of Kept them Silent Many Years. record breaker for the number of deer, secretary of the navy....In the Senate Dec. With wood aud iron the builders sought intro- [Bridgeport, Ot., Republican Standard ! To the master’s moose, and caribou shipped over the Ban 7th Senator Hawley of Connecticut, shape from plan, of who left for As staunch a as might be wrought v\ Aroostook Railroad. The deer re- duced a bill upon the re-organization Edgar Bassick of this city, ship goi of man some time ago to look after By the hand ; cord toi Octobei and November is or the Senator lloar of Massachusetts Denver, Col., cunning 2995, army. made in every part, secured the of the resolution the interests of a new mining company They her strong 1/111 only 24b less thin for the entire three adoption As a DM990 which has been formed to work the old Bas- ship of her kind might he, montns ol N ivemberand Decern- a committee to arrange a cel- October, appointing sick mines, lias arrived there and has com- A triumph of the builder’s art, ever ebration of the centennial of the of sea. bei last year. T he number ol moose city menced in earnest the work of the new Then gave her to the Staples the United i> 14 s. breaking last re- Washington as the capitol of concern. The latter is ready to begin op- I shipped year's Then the master though with honest pride, cord A was States. erations in the of the abandon- popular subscription development My task 1ms been well done, ed mines and in a Jew months, the old & stat tni in Portland l)ce. 2»d for the relief This the seas shall ride See a ship upon suew shafts, which have been silent during the ot the wid->w> and orphans left by the i ! he Senator from Spain.” Alike in storm and sun ; litigation, will hum with machin- steamer Portland disaster. Putman lengthy Mo wind can blow or wave can wreck Judge ery It is in mining circles that to the reported This child of my heart and brain, ot tiu- l nite-i states ciienit e.ourt head Senator Hale declares opposition of mines is such that as the condition the Aud her deck ed tl.< -iihseii, ion with til dollars. foithconiing This had been they who stand upon stoi peace treaty. soon as the shafts are prepared a big quan- May laugh at the raging main. Cottrell Henry Whitney, one of the oh.Ie.st and expected. It may said, too, that no man tity of ore, already developed, will be ready best kn wu Maine Central conductors, has in the I’nited States can occupy that posi- for shipment. The old Bassick mines are But the hand of man is a feeble band in Colorado. And a man seems resiniied on account ot ill health. It is tion more logically. It is in entire accord among the best the brain of small, The new is of men When the forces shake the laud Summer? understood that lie will continue in the with his whole course in the difficulty company composed earthquake’s who have a knowledge of the business and Aud the storm-king’s torrents fall; M line tentin 's in another de- with and rounds out a record which We never but we have employ Spain will work the mine to the best advantage. For the builder’s art is a little art did; o uews titat could staud in- shows .it a defiance of seen the at this time paitmem.N every point public Mr. Bassick is secretary and treasurer of And a toy is the builder’s plan. clothing If sentiment and an to the inter- so with vestigation has yet been received from antagonism the company and one of the largest stock- When nature rends his work apart of the year covered Peso .small, who so unceremonious- ests of the country. Mr. Hale ought to holders. What a feeble thing is man. dandruff that it looked as if it JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK ly departed from the confines of Knox j lead the opposition, lie best expresses it, had been out in a regular snow- ARE OF THE LATEST PATTERNS. Out from her port at close of day county Nov. 9. It is the im and from his deliverances and maneuver- storm. j iil, general The new concern is known as the Bassick A stately steamer rides, that small has left the and as leader the full pression State, ing recognized purposes Gohk Mine company. It was organized Steadily threading her onward way No need of this snowstorm. it is certainly a case of riddance. and meaning of the opposition could best under the laws of New The first Over the silent tides ; Tecks, Four in Hands, good Jersey. As the summer sun would Puffs, Imperials e0v» H. K. Baker, cashier of the Hallo- be gathered. work to be done is the putting of the build- Harhwr lights gleam, the fort is passed Judge melt the falling snow so will wsavings institution, obseived his 92d During all the months of the discussion ings in repair and the unwatering of the Aud the city lost to sight, String, &c Suspenders, Arm mine. At a recent of the On down toward the ocean vast Bands l>ii: hdav anniversary Dec. 2d. He at- in Congress of the Cuban question, tlie meeting directors, the bay Chas. M. Ellis of Aspen was appointed su- She steers into the niglit. tends to his olHei »1 duties daily and is un- senior Senator from Maine virtually stood Mufflers, Cloves perintendent, and he has already commenc- Handkerchiefs, vi the oldest active banker in the for lit liad his own of Out where the rocks of doubtedly Spain, way put- ed the work ot gathering supplies and get- Marblehead, MUi State House was at the but his real Tower above the, sea, tens. Umbrellas, Hats, i.v.The llag ting matter, sympathies ting the property in order. The punaping Caps- old Gloucester, on she sped Shir*s half Dec. 1st. in respect to the were never concealed. His proposition, operations will commence at once. Passing Swiftly and memoir of the late Councilor K. in substance, was that the situation in It is said that the company will not pro- silently; Dudley j On to where Thatcher’s twiulights throw Ayer’s all are ex- Wool Freeman_Mrs. B. W. Morse of Bath, \ Cuba was none of this country’s business. ceed under the hypothesis that there THE DEWEY of Their beacons o’er the main. SWEATERS move could isting ore bodies in the upper workings who 'mis been ill for some time, died Sun- Weyleristn did not him. lie Onward she rushed in the snow the mine, but if ore should he found, the blinding a old H „ She was a widow of the! not be brought to believe the reports about To meet the hurricane. three-year day morning. mil! attached to the property will he put in hoc B W. M<>rse. who was at tlie head of ! the widespread distress in the island. lie repair and the shipments commenced imme- What were the in that the Knickerbockei Steam remained serene even when it was shown thoughts captain’s Towage Co., j diately. This, of course, will not be learned mind Hair and i> sui’dvfd a son and a that twelve thousand deaths had occurred is lowered It is by daughter, until the water sufficiently. As the ship like a feather tossed? ( \\ oi Miss in a month in one For and is stated those M.»ise New York and single province. believed, positively by How many prayers did the shrieking wind move conversant with the of the d o,. Morse «>f Ba’h.Tlie awarding some reason De Lomeism did not workings prop- Bear upward from the lost? that m the lower workings, there are •in-:- i tin Cniversity of Maine him The destruction of the Maine did erty, Man and woman, mother and child, bodies of ore developed, and that, as I lie were I or, ii •• declamation uot move him. N could move him. large old and the young there; sold pr.-a- exeicises, thing he the mim-is unwatered, shipments will And out of the depths <>t that stormy wild wh was lu-id !»•*>< mbei have all of the hideous T 2nd, Through developments resumed without delay. There rose a *>111111011 t t ■.- v of he on prayer. -;i, .j ! tij it he winner of pi i/e is that hideous period remained j Seven hoard she melt these flakes of dandruff in Ans ii Haven. son of Rev. P ,!. Robinson Spain’s side. score souls on bore, sunk to the level cor- the It further than as a in 1 A new shaft will be This creature of wood and steel, scalp. goes oi 'Mn -. whoso subjoin was “Usus and I As long single voice the senate responding with the bottom of the old shaft Seven score souls ami how many more this : it prevents their formation. \ : .'he Berlin lion Bridge raised in objection could serve Spain Mt. and connection made between the two The future ne'er reveal; It has still other < 1 H i,- was a He was >n may properties: ,,m« o; Hast 11 riiu. an, builders of power. always of the new shaft '"I shafts, after which Sinking For the sea holds the secret, within her ir will restore color to gray hair s Mvhai i ‘dirnished the own- hard, and he always objected. His wat*- i- continued iu order to the de- j•io;. will be keep hreast, in ten times out of 'S just every Just You and Tin ers a gnaraut\ .hat it would stain; full' ami devotion to Spanish interests velopment of the mine in advance of produc- And whispers it to the stars, Stop ten eases. :i„ us’ the action of the elements for a earned foi him the title, spoken publicly tion. The old sli'aft passed through a lean The tale of those win* went down to rest, even but ore was And it does more: it id >; live y.-ai>: voiiSi i|Uently the h ss in the debates of the chamber, of ‘‘the /one about the 100-foot level, Outside the Peaked Hill liars. found aid it is believed feeds and nourishes the roots -a senator from when the again beow, by up pier iisi i« ill fall on tin- build- Spain.” But God of the storm and God of the What we are j those familiar with the property, that the Oh, sea, of the hair. Thin hair becomes Doing*! e hi the pav;lion was built by sepa- pin a mine, when the eountry demanded Who’ niarketh the fall, j \ n:me lias its b.-st d-iys yet in the future. sparrow’s thick hair; and short hair bc- "ss to to la uid its will have be aci-ouaud Congress resolved respond Comfort those who unceasingly .It i: .IKK SK/././ Vf. .... •!,;iact, j Tin* opening of the Bassick marks anew comes hair. • to that Mr. Hale was as For loved ..nes va call ; j long the d Cm chard Pier Coinpany. sentiment. help j era in the mining history of ouster county, uly less as a in arms. not to the hearts >f those wli" weep We have a book on the Hair the i;t. a 11 > comple'e visitations, child He could l a tlic|b>miui days of the early SO’s, following Speak | And hid sorrows ; lie t ide f >r a moment. tie* dis< overies at the I their cease, and It is for the *d A li. p -St.- f ’die depamn mf of stay wonderful Leadville, Scalp. yours, Men's Wool Boot First Over Over *!:•-■ * Thy w if* keep Quality High j Ass G i AIt Will e be to exert a in- ! Bassick was one of flu* star mines of the ; hguard asking. % Ydjr. likely greatet And fill them with State and wealth as as Thy peace. If you do not obtain all tbo hen'1!:' s ii Melville. this a linear, agiinst the treaty.' What can he j produced rapidly gentleman reports 1 ron, do u of ti< We know 111 i^ eannot b«- r* mined fm- tie- same any other in Colorado. Some mar- yo ox|.tod Yi_.o ipi m condition; a total- do-1 Fung, sentiment will support the property We know not why T i u hast taken pro.spei<*us stones are told of its rich veions magazines I'lie lov. d s > w i-> sopio with '•id. d’-4S; o;*, deal hs to A u. list as it s11 o]>• jre, 1 the war for driving j friends we -I!. tiipro dirtiriilty yur yii- treaty ; .or at shallow be- w be *• m| comparatively depths And our faith is ottei. shaken oral «ystoru 11 in.iv re- > « me ubevs musten ti in. -ain 11f of ('u-l)a. And. what is more, in in* >v I A dill i. Libb> e.w the surface. In a body o: sand carbon- with Proof h By grief n<» 1.mgue can te.i DH. j. ('. AVER. Lowell, Maso. Wool Boot Overs -• d *i I.itchlield taking tlie leao he rise <•’ tlie treaty ue of the men who ; ates high in silver it is Snag High ; running very values, For thy ways are ways of mvstery. members. There has been a will urge its ratification is the junior ! said a art could lx* hacked against the And we vainly Strive to see letnembei its t lit ( i; ..in tine of walls nl the excavation aid filled with ore III ; -• members. Sl,2sr-. h- senatoi Maine, type \ meri Why t e 'e by lie mere force of the impact, he sand d ...; and. d in charity.From evi in and ver\ ui man. Mr. Five is id- And we cry, “How can it he so loose and dry that it ran like water, -h d h ! it i> that the on the side ;•! the I'nited States. being Xjiec-ed ; ways •■ Whether this be true or not. it is certain Stiil t!: wii.i w.mis hi w .m Naus**t s short ladies. Misses and Children's Crocheted s will be one the most [Washington, I>. < Evening Star. Mens, that the mine paid practically from the grass And the storm eiomls t!v o'crheafl, <■' o a .;:s i- he 1 umbel men in roots. As sliorew ird tossed w ill sullen roar d The Power of Maine. to order and in •! .r, 1 |; if Mr o. i',,]- several \ ears. ii The sea give* up her dead Made an) «- t.i'i fli> eur -m the water'' After the surface had been I Ailown lie sands where the Jason { all and see is i ^ working pra.-ri- slept* samples. A iu this State a amount Are scattered the s of ;\ lil d-.c will exceed ilia' of his j'li'uiim-’iit il-puldie rally exhausted, producing large lop* years, ii;; \ inatir the < i; t that, tor all of even fur those bonanza the Lai I iovv by the Leap "- t- if- y tv '.ity-loiii million fe**'. money days, swept work was continued in the His harvest of de it la ami tears. ■ art <‘1' it i. the sena- expectation, K ii reel- .1 T. Giles and 1 >r. A pi ltui purp.»srs gislat m, | v ! warranted by the results, of finding other j FOR ! ..-w.-; based ton*. and 1 li uu the State of whose down to the SOMETHING v th have pm r)'ifs.-jitativrs 1 Oli, ye go sea, IMAM sWARhU l! bodies heloV', ami ill the prosecution of this ■mr * * I> v •; i estate A“«,0 Maine had mw. actual power at ! When the waves at- hu-du-d in of do- if. P. R of Poston, Washing- work the company which then owned the sleep, i nh BAHV th.in not the senamrs and 1j Trust, not h-r sham ti a ;-- .•miu-rland on the Buffalo in ingt'in mines hceauie involved to some extent and in*|uility. lescnta! ives liuri all d the New ! But watchful vigil keep; vesT* p. ecot C-- iiity, and 4:>20 at Aurora, in England an attempt was mad.- to reconcile the con- For the sea is a terrible, treacherous thing, II iu i; The former tract is now ; states r-'inhiued, hut Thus*1 of New York, flicting interests bv the formation of a new e.eiiuy j And for its (,1 I IS in ! and New .E thrown in. which should include all the eager prey. LA MU s' WOOL soils } !>-•, ... it' d. Mi Giles Pennsylvania rsey i company per having large It lures to death with its murmuring. Misses and ( hildren's Sims be a extreme ! claimants against, the company. These ne- o.stinn ci'-ws The Hancock! This may somewhat state- And in wait to nijd'Ved yarding. gotiations tailed, and then followed The liti- lyeth slay. ( all for these when sou buy •. ur -dux- -■ when it is taken into account that ;i::c; u id be sold lot stum page. ment, | has four gation, only recently concluded, which has Oh, fisher wives of Marblehead, s 12 will Maine only while exj-f» 'ed In; camps be busy representatives, j resulted :n putting the mine in possession of rest ol has Whose eyes are dim to-day, ash ron Tin la mis- $::.uo no,, there this wilder_The water; the New England twenty-three, the interest. Bangor Bassick Gloucester wonieu who >ur a;»- Now Oh, mopru y in either Button or 1 ace. Thcv id vine perfect .-utista- > 1 been at a cost of New York thirty-four, Joisey eight, A deal of romance has been written a\;ng ompleted great dead eERKSH'flE ■ and spmi.imki aud MJho.oOO, all of Pennsylvania thirty representatives, ‘•oneerniug the history of the discoverer of On the sands of that ilreadful hay lint it serves to the fact tiie E. (h not a word of v a as been paid with the exception emphasize that, mine, Bassick, From out our grief we feebly cry, which is true Mr Bassick was a ot sg.'.oiio that is to he size and number considered, in some way practical God help us all this day, piovided miner of when lie M ot many years’ experience And 1-c next and the city having at another, this detached section of old Deering's woods semi back reply, Beautiful FRANCIS' SHOE STORE. spiing. found tlie He had mined in Cali- ♦ ■ S property. God us all this 'Iasi ■ i, 1 oi the A Massachusetts, the ate in the northeast, help day. g Bangor Piscataquis fornia, Australia ami other parts of the ^ h is more actual and congress- Press. ii idr-iau, tl-'-ie seems to be a general potential , world, and was a rich man before he [Portland long /and Designs ional force than other t the largest assortment of expectancy that after this the tax late any commonwealth, thought of coming to Colorado. He was in f [Spoons, Forks, etc, can se- vid much h..wei ban foi 2d It s not that its delegates work with I Leadville. and was well known in that year* past. Talking in their Sleep. lected in this reliable brand. for senators and before to Custer He < F >r imu ju-ars the Bangor tax rate has greater harmony, Frye j cam]) going county. Equal In design and finish to Hale arc at mm s at while the mem had his ups and downs m this State like all i sterling silver, at one-fourth to been away ab*>-e 2 per cent., averaging odds, ‘•You think I am dead,” J the successful miners of hut was one-eighth the cost. Keinem fy hers of the htwei E •»»- h.tv; often found ; to-day, ul» or : go foi the jmst 10 aud this Ij The apple tree said, years, never reduced to the straits that have been her / S4 7’ the “Silver Piute jffc MAKE YOUR FRiEN it is 2..*•«».. j never saw such a sea their views on quest ions of legislation dis- “Because I have never » leaf to show Thai WVrim," the standard y..-i j depicted in such detail in many of the news- \ \V in all life at the mouth of the Kenne- tinctly diveigent. The chief ground for Because I stoop, for 50 years, my | papers of tin State The Bassick was no Made this is that Maine lias sent j Ami my branehes droop only by !>••<• as there was, Monday morning,’’ said pre-eminence more the result of accident than any other I kbidkn Britannia Co. \\ A BEAUTIFUL GIFT And the dull gray mosses over me grow ; a man wlm lias lived all his life at Pi men of considerable ah lity to ( ongiess, j of the mines of Colorado, but was found by Meriden, Conn. 'a pi.am But I'm alive in trunk and shoot. SoM by lpadi-.c dealer* V Beach aud most ol his time on tlie and. when there, has maintained them ses- careful, systematic prospecting, a kuovvi- ol R -tore is crowded with the finest and most suitai tt- spent j j The buds of next May sion after until, hv of ser edge of mineral formations ami a thorough I w.ui-; iuthat “The waves would session, length I fold OUR w indow is a marvel <>i beautiful goods vicinity. 1 away, Siiiality vice and have become acouaiutauce with mining conditions He c mie roll,ng in and dash 00 feet liigher exporienc- they But I pity the withered grass at my root.” im\ <1001) knew what he was for and knew These £j:>.ls arejfjr sile by .... PRICES. QUAUIA jam*-* leaders whom their less trained asso< iates ; looking than the house on Pond! w dghtki-tj.»er*s hat he had when he found it, the “You think I am •> though dead," |v- NOT !(!■; l-'i; ,\ l(* 1*0 i' \ 1,1 T\ AMI KVlMINI VN Island, break ti tle and roll down the are glad to follow. tlie CiEO. R. Belfast. devtdopuieut of pr iperty probably ex- The quick grass said : POOR, Jewsler, \c> J: l»L 1. I" SHOW ..I have iu this some of j si anting roof in peifect sheets. It was1 They way secured j •••■♦•ded his anticipation. “Because I have parted with steal and the a giand but terril b* sight. 1 should n >t most important committee positions, j Many stories are current about the high i blade, A line of' » I TCHES. I LOCKS. IL II I Lit ! 1 large liavi- Micd to have been on a vessel and have thus been able to dictate action. allies of tin* ore bodies in the lower levels, \ But under the along ; ground STL HI I \L MOI VI LI). Cl I but, as have been covered the ".ust that day.".The Freeport not only in their own lines of committee ; they with water 1 am safe and sound, for many years, will be With the snow’s thick blanket over me laid. I I I I'Ll> II llil s' c. t'i the •-! 1 work, but also in tlie way of reciprocation nothing definitely uarry, u-rly property ; known about them until The is property I I'm ali alive and ready to shoot ..Bargains,. 4V "II I. Itl l\ 1111 I Min 1. M.u t. was so d at auction. Dec. 7. to in otlit departments of the publh service. i III l; r.t-T lliiri i; uuwa'^red The fact that the work of put- Should the spring of the y.-ai ...IN'... V.'e N »yes of Pov, nai. for mJ.miw Maine proposes to have hei share, ami j Hug the mine again in production has been • ome darn ing here, National Bank I I often more than her of what is be- | Hrlfast j! An|/r Miss en Hamlin Butler, si--ter of Presi- ; share, undertaken by a strong company backed ! But I the flower without branch or 1 pity c- .o ,:hp of ( -»y, will read an original j ing given out, and it is rare indeed that ! "utti ample capital is enough. It means a: root.” H. J. LUlKt m'iticd ( udci tlie North sae fails to her addition to the of the State j 1- Mai." j accomplish purposes. J heavy output ■ and tin- >f force of You think I am dead,” at i. > that t there I but a was no more needec in In the seed that, the wind has sown. y insurgents have dry dock of shipping ore. The plans of the company plumy 1 This is no < Patient 1 wait the. winter $1.00. job lot, but ie ignize the cession of the i Portsmouth than a fifth wheel to a coach, J are very comprehensive. through long new, <• hours. >! >'-ids |;• United Mates aud will resist yet there would not have been dry dock i fresh goods. Christina j You will see me again ■;ast. It, is also claimed that the built in Boston if this excavation in the Launched at Bath. j 1 shall at you then hi Sta*es wil tlious- mud of the sacred soil of Main.- had not laugh Men's ii ol Hoots, with High require seventy Out of the eyes of a hundred tiowers oci *: »{• s t•» put down the and also b