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V o l u m e 59. ROCKLAND, MAINE, TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1891 R ntered At Second Giant M all M a ttel. Numbkk 14
A STRING OF FLYERS. WHAT THE GRANGE IS. FROM GRANITE CENTERS. ROCKLAND’S POSTOFFICE LOCAL LACONICS if Isaac Leadbcttcr’s sloop Viking of Pulpit ' A Visit to the Ingraham Stables—Some Stony Creek, Conn., March 31.—Business Harbor is at the South Marine Railway being A Ba r r e l History of an Agricultural Organization Now that the confirmation of Parker T. Dandy Horseflesh. — Its Aims and Purposes. is dull here as far as the granite industry is Newsy Nofs and Brief Mention of ! coppered on the waterline. — - Fuller as postmaster of the local office has Late Home Happenings. involved. •2>Thc small-pox scare proves to be without a been received, it is only a question of a short G. B. Ingraham, the genial West Rockport Organization is the watchword of our pres At Lcet’s Island, two miles from this place, very solid foundation in this state. The case o f F lo u r time when he will take his seat. The post L. D. Crook now makes his headquarter* horseman, has without doubtone of the finest ent form of civilization. No societies or John Beattie has the contract for a big bridge at Sullivan was only a bad one of chicken master of Rockland is obliged to give a bond with the Maine Music Co. branded like this one stables of high-bred horses in Eastern Maine. nations are so prosperous or free as those job, and as soon as he gets the full working pox. of Si 2,000 and this is one of the numerous Lapt. A. G. Hunt, the popular inspector of A reporter of T he C.-G. called upon him that arc most perfectly organized. Liberty plans he will be putting on a large number of A few weeks ago Arthur, young son of little formalities that will have to be gone the port, is telling a marvelous sword-fish Friday for the purpose of viewing his string and prosperity are most perfectly secured to men. At present about sixty-five cutters arc through before Mr. Fuller assumes his new George II. Marks, stepped upon a wire nail, of llyers and getting a few facts relating to those classes and people whose prosperity story. employed there. The firm has had a settle- duties. in consequence of which his foot was badly the same. and liberty are regulated and restrained by ment’with the Union as to wages. F. B. Stevens has just completed an addi Gf the retiring postmaster, Mr. John Love lacerated. The member became badly swollen The first box-stall contains the famous the most complete and equitable organiza tion to one of his buildings on South Main 1’he Branford Granite Co. are running a joy, little need he said. He has been a and it was thought that an amputation was black roan stallion “Cashier,” standing 15 tions. small crew of about a dozen men. Ned Kes- street. capable, painstaking official and the duties of necessary. Dr. Cole gave the matter careful > hands 2 1-2 inches high, foaled May 16, Agricultural labor has been unorganized sell, late of Vinalhaven, is foreman there Already 60 or 70 awnings have gone up his office have been discharged with a degree attention and the danger is now over. 1SS8. Cashier was sired by Nelson 2.09, who through all the ages, and in consequence has when they have larger crews at work. along Main street and S. T. Mugridge’s crew of impartiality that had in it nothing of par- ! 'The railroad war in regard to the Sunday BEST placed 15 horses in the 2.30 list last season, been kept underfoot, at the mercy of the continue their good work. The awnings are There are about 200 stone cutters loafing tisanship. papers is over. The Maine Central of X X X X ^ i and his dam is Bonnibel by Aral, pacing trades and professions, dishonored and de in this locality and seven-tenths of them are stored away in his sail-loft during the winter. During Mr. Lovejoy’s four years in office I ficials Thursday nottfied the railroad com record 2.25 1-2. Cashier is a strong built spised, as the slaveholder despised the slave, of foreign birth. Micawber-like, they are countless changes and improvements have ‘ “ Please tie thia string for me!” is a com missioners that they would carry the Boston horse weighing 1050 pounds, lie started in from the very fact that he will permit himself waiting for something to turn up. been made about the postoffice and postal mon request among the boys. Don’t do it! Journal on the Globe and Herald train as far live races last ;eason, winning first money to remain a slave. I he Order of Patrons of George Northrup, formerly of Vinalhaven, system, and although probably every one of It s a sell. 1 here’s no finger inside the rag, as the train went. This puts a stop to the pro- in three and si .ond in the other two. At Husbandry was first conceived by O. II. runs a large hotel here and is generally liked our readers knows and- appreciates this fact, and it II cost you the seegars to pull that in- ceedings now on betbre the commissioner* the Maine State Fair last year be obtained Kelley in 1S66. Kelley was a government by the community. it will doubtless be a surprise to many to nocent bit of twine. looking to an order compelling the railroad to bis record of 2.25 1-2, winning three straight official under President Johnson, who was Matt T ifield, a well-known downeaster, is fS THE BEST learn that the sutn of $8850 was expended in R. R. Ulmer, esq., in addition to his duties u'hat they have agreed to. heats easily. Alter July I he will be worked sent South to assist the bankrupt farmers in here. as an attorney,varies the monotony of life with that money can buy. on the track and enter the circuit and with “putting in a crop” after the civil war. Early improvements through the agency of Post Gur reporter took a peep at the trim lit 1 he month of March has been remarkably a little gardening. BIc now has peas planted out any doubt will make a record of 2.18 in January, 1866, he started on his mission master Lovejoy. tle steamer Jessie Wednesday. The Jessie has It will make whiter bread and more mild and trailing arbutus can be gathered in his tomatoes are putting out their fourth and before the campaign is over. and spent several months in the South One of the most extensive improvements just come from Gllchrest’s ship yard where of it than any other kind. the open woods. J. fifth leaves, his encumbers are travelling and Next we find Dread 22,937, foaled May 3, among the farmers, and while thus en made about the building proper was the in she received a new hurricane deck and was other stuff is on the jump. 1S91, son of Edgemark, record 2.16 (the gaged he became impressed with the ad van Concord, N. BI., April 2—Business here ii troduction of a system of steam heating. The widened. She also has new sponsing and champion four year old of ’89) and dam tages of having a fanners’ organization, above fair at present with prospects good for the cost of putting in this apparatus was exactly The steamer Mount Desert, of the Boston & tons considerable heavier than before she was (This is the way it Is done You can cosily learn Coral, a standard bred mare by Nelson. and beyond aertional and party lines—some coming season. All the companies that have $3*293» and we think we may state here Bangor line, which is on the ways in East rebuilt. I ler old tonnage was 13.51 net, 20.16 Dread is a handsome dark chestnut stallion thing that would unite by the strong and settled with the union are doing a good bus without the slightest prospect of a contradic Boston being thoroughly overhauled and gross. The engine is a New York safety and ..... • .■ j and is a finely finished horse all over. He is faithful ties of agriculture. iness. The New England is running a large tion that a better heated building is not to be painted, will probably go on the Bar Harbor a good one. The Jessie can steam nine knots not only a royal bred horse but he is individ From this idea, one of the results of his crew. The Railway Company are putting up found in this state. Mr. Lovejoy took great route April 17. The Rockland will then he an hour very easily and a trip in her across to ually as good as his breeding. We saw Mr. official trip, came the Grange. On his return large sheds with lots of new machinery and pains that this should be and it was through hauled off and after being repaired will go on Matinicus pleasant days is very desirable. Ingraham working him on the track Friday to Washington, Kelley found several farmers are started on one o f their large jobs for his foresight that an expert on such matters the route between Rockland and Bangor, She is owned by her captain, Hiram Smith of came here from Washington, D. C., to view and were greatly surprised to see his speed at and sons of farmers to assist him in his work. Rochester, N. Y. I’erry Granite Co. have making a round trip each day. Matinicus, formerly of the David Osier, and the situation. That three thousand odd dol this season of the year. He will also be They knew of, and could feel and act for, about 70 cutters. The Eastern Consolidated Minstrels pre her engineer, George Tobey. Lampson & campaigned this coming season and we shall the isolated, unorganized farmer wherever he Maine is well represented among the lars was a sum wisely expended. vious to their appearance in Farwell opera Stimpson and Samuel M. Veazie of this city predict some pacing record breaking. might be located. There were just seven crowded streets evenings. You will meet a The marble floor which was placed in the house April 17 will give a grand street pa also have an interest. Bert Tolman of Ma Then we come upon “ Delight,” a black pioneers of organized agriculture, and they crowd and for a time forget where you are building only after tireless efforts, has proven rade on the noon of that day. It will end in tinicus and he, with Capt. Smith’s wife, com stallion, son of Cashier. lie is two years old are known as the founders of the Grange. and imagine yourself at Vinalhaven, in Lane its own merits. This job together with some the usual concert in front of the Thorndike prise the remainder of the crew. Capt. Smith this fall but in appearance and action is much Wm. Saunders, then and now the head of the & Libby’s store, and perhaps the next crowd plumbing in the basement was a very econom hotel. The play is to be full of local hits and expects to leave Matinicus Monday morning older, being thoroughly broken to harness govenment experiment gardens and grounds, reminds you of Frank Hopkins’ store, in ical contract at $1500, the price paid. Mr. we predict a crowded house. on her first trip, making until the first of May and is driven upon the track daily. “ De O. IL Kelley, J. R. Thompson, John Trimble, the Minkhole. Here you will meet men Lovejoy had not been long in office before The Men’s Guild, connected with St. one trip a week. In addition to carrying light” is half brother to Dread, dam being Rev. A. B. Grosh, F. M. McDowell and Wm. from Rockland, Spruce Head, South Thom he recognized very fully the inconvenience of Peter’s Episcopal church,will give a free sup passengers and freight the Jessie has the mail Corah lie is heavy limbed and a well pro M. Ireland, were their names. In 1S77 they aston, Bluehill, Belfa t, all good men and the old fashioned apparatus used in sorting per to the Ladies’ Guild next Thursday even contract between this city and Matincus. We portioned colt. Mr. Ingraham intends to organized the National Grange at Washing highly respected. and distributing mail, and he promptly drew ing in the church guild room. The predict that the good people of Matinicus will give him a record this fall. ton, D. C., but for a long time the outlook All the foremen on the New England job up plans for some modern changes at a cost of supper will be cooked by the members of the he pleased with their first steamer. The fourth horse shown us was a black was dark. The first subordinate grange was but one are from Maine. John G. Craig, $479 which sum includes the cost of additional Men’s Guild, and will consist of clam chow gelding by Claynos 4382, by Onward 1411, •rganized at Fredonia, N, Y., April 20, 1868. superintendent, was for many years govern furniture for the building. The sum of $903 der, fried fish and lobster. Those outside of Bog N< 'Tes.—George Brewster has got* ment inspector on Vinalhaven, Hurricane, has been expended for miscellaneous purposes house ready for the masons, having done most dam being the same as Cashier. lie is a Since that date nearly twenty-eight thous the guilds will be charged ten cents each for Bluehill, Mount Waldo and elsewhere. Wm, and so it is that when we show strangers our of the work himself. He is one of our smart zery promising colt but will not be bandied and distinct subordinate Granges have been supper. Berry was one of the old-timers on Dix Island, handsome postoffice with the handsome gov- young men—— Bert Sherer has a nice lot of WE for speed until another season. rganized in the United States alone. 11 has Two fishermen arrived at Tillson’s wharf erntnen lot adjuring,we take a pardonable de cows and he shows good judgment in th< TO SELL OUR Next comes Coral, a standard bred mare by afterwards doing business for himself on Wednesday with fares for Charles E. Weeks come to be and is destined to remain a power gree of pride in saying that it is one of the management of them. 'They are Nelson, dam Belle Haven, daughter of Aral in the land, not to raise the farming class at Snow Island. He is now government in company. Schooner Amy Nixon, Capt. A p p le Trees and other Nur spector on the job. John A. Haley, the finest in the state. The cost of fixing up the creamery. He is also doing quite s 2.25 1-2. Coral is a fine bay mare, never the expense of the other classes, but in the Johnson, brought 3000 pounds of mixed fish other inspector, is a Lewiston boy and it government lot was S2675 and it has improved making casks------Meetings at the s e ry Stock trained for speed, being kept for breeding language of their “declaration of purposes,” from Harpswell, and schooner Forest Maid, would be bard for the government to 'find the appearance of the custom house premises school house are increasing in interest- W rite at once for terms. purposes only, but Mr. Ingraham will put her To develop a better and higher manhood Capt. Orr, from the same place brought an just threefold. J b.TK Farnham and wife are at the old on the track this summer and we expect she and womanhood among ourselves; to en better men than these. equal amount. Fishermen rep art a rough HOMER N. CHASE & CO., The great increase of business at the on a visit------Al Farnham is to move n will make a satisfactory record. hance the comforts and attractions of our Edward Carlin, foreman of No. 1 shed, week for fishing, but prospects are look 12-15 AUBURN MAINK Rockland postoffica has warranted some his father-in-law, T. J. Brown, until he Mr. Ingraham has also some other fine homes and strengthen our attachments to was born at Ash Point, afterwards lived at ing much brighter. favors from Uncle Sam, but favors unlike house built------Frost most out, mud horse3 and colls which we will write about at our pursuits; to foster mutual understanding Vinalhaven where he married. Wm. A. greatness are seldom thrust upon one; and The members of Tillson Light Infantry are no sickness, everybody hearty and happyl some future time. He is driving his horses and co-operation; to maintain inviolate our Davis, foreman of No. 3 shed, was born in SALESMEN WANTED! we may consider ourselves duly fortunate in getting in a little shooting practice at 500 Your correspondent came to East Thoma on the track, which is on his farm, daily and laws, and to emulate each other in labor, to Maine. F. M. Chandler is a Rockland boy having an cuergetic postmaster to secure yards at their Oakland range. In three now Rockland, in 1846. I have seen the To solicit orders for nursery stock. Salary < has been since March 16. Mr. Ingraham hasten the good time coming; to reduce our and is head draftsman. He doesn’t require commission. Cash udvnnccd for expenses, writ them. strings 'Thursday Sheriff J. Warren Gray made grow to its present proportion. I will pa us fur terms and secure good territory, cordially invites all interested in fine bred expenses, both individual and corporate; to any introduction from me to Rockland read scores of 14, 21 and 20. Mr. Gray who is R O. CHA’S* He CO., Louring the last year of Capt. Wm. P. H ur ecy that those who live forty years from nt horses to call and inspect his stable. buy less and produce more, in order to make ers for everybody knows he is one of the 11-18 Malden, Mass. ley’s administration in the office the postal of the crack shots of the state has a will see all the land suitable for building pur our farms selr-sustaining; to diversify our best fellows that ever lived. His assistant, WANTED. receipts were $11,297.64, while the receipts record of five bulls-eyes in succession. We poses filled to the top of Dodge’s mountain] A t 105 Broadw ay 3500 chairs to rnond w ithout LINCOLNVILLE HORSES. crops and crop no mure than we can culti- Herbert Allen, is a son of George Allen of from that source for the year ending March 31, shall look for a creditable showing upon the and the electric cars running in all direction regard to their kind or condition. Prices accord tivate; to condense the weight of our ex Vinalhaven and grandson of E. G. Rolfe of Ing to am ount of m aterial ut-ed and labor. 1894, were $13,927,36. These figures show part of the infantry boys at the coming muster. Rockland is hooked to be the largest and Feb. 7. 6 It. M. PILLSBURY & CO. T. E. Gushee, the tall and good looking ports, selling less in the bushel and more on Hurricane. He is a credit to Maine. The an increase of business during Postmaster The letter carriers in several cities of the smartest city on the coast of Maine------Leon horseman of Lincolnville, was in the city hoof and in fleece, less in lint and more in foreman of the blacksmith shop is Bert Lovejoy’s administration of $2,629.72. Second state have been called upon by a man who ard Packard has gone to Castine for another yesterday, and was interviewed by a reporter warp and woof; to discountenance the credit Bradbury of South Thomaston, so you see class matter, such as newspapers and mer said that they must be measured and order three-months schooling. system, the mortgage system, the fashion sys Maine has her share here. of T he C.-G. regarding Lincolnville’s promis chandise, has shown a particularly large in their suits of him as bis firm had mnde a con tem, and every other system tendiug to prodi J. J. McCabe. ing horse flesh. crease. tract with the government to furnish suits for gality and bankruptcy. We desire to bring NEW MONEY ORDERS. Mr. Gushee has a new mare, Clementine by The Mt. Waldo Granite Co. are having Mr. Lovejoy has found capable assistants in the carriers. As the men pay lor their own producers and consumers, farmers and man name, a bay, after Herolight out of Topsy, three new stone sheds erected at the wharf, assistant postmaster Parker T. Fuller, (excuse suits, they could not see why they should ho will be live in the spring. She is a ufacturers into the most direct and friendly Washington, April 4—On July 1 there where it is intended to cut all their work in us, postmaster now), money order clerk K. K. order suits whether they needed them or not. relations possible. We wage no aggressive will be for sale at the postoffice a new money trotter and promising, lie also lias a chest the future. John T. Rowe has retired from Rankin, clerk Clifford Crockett, and the able The man will probably be in this city soon. It is Like nut mare by Youug I lancock out ol a Morgan warfare against any other interests whatever. order by which large and small sums can be active service in the company and his place is corps of mail carriers. J. C. Spear has made At G. F. Kaler & Co.’s mill on Sea street mare, who will be four in the spring. They We shall advance the cause of education transmitted by letter with safety and at fate* tilled by Noah Twiss. Mr. Twiss is no novice a superior janitor and keeping him in office work has started up on full time and taken much less than at present. Order* f or are both showy colts and good ones. Mr. among ourselves ami f ir our children by all at the business, having been superintendent would be appreciated on the part of every together it is a busy place. 'They at pres or less can be had for 3 cents, and orders f i GsItiPS I'm lliim Gushee has sold his interest iu Honest |im means in out power. We emphatically at Dix Island at the time the government had one having to do with our government ent have about eight men iu their employ and to his father, S. J. Gushee of Appleton. The assert, the Grange is not a political or party larger amounts up to $100 at rates graduated^ twelve or fifteen hundred men at work there. building. getting out some of their standard rate job up to 30 cents. mare Nora, which he campaigned with last organization. No Grange can discuss par He has also held responsible positions at Oak It is generally understood that Clifford goods. This crew will be increased, as For Routine! season, is now owned by Dr. Williams of tisan or sectarian questions, nor call political Ihe schedule of fees for the new money Hil'jHeagan Mountain and Hurricane Isle. Crockett will be promoted to assistant post usual, during the season. Engineer Ham conventions, nor nominate candidates, nor orders has been reduced to the basis now Islesboro. master, a move for which we would have only mond, who presides over the lower regions One of the finest colts in Eastern Maine even discuss its merits in its meetings. Ye1 'The Fox Island Granite Co. has secured a charged to the varions express companies for WHAT? the highest commendation. This would —of the mill—occupies his spare time in is they gray mare Daisy D, of Lincolnville, the principles we teach underlie all true poli small job for New York parties. 'They have transmitting money, and will be as follows: leave a vacancy in the clerkship for which getting out some staunch looking dories, which many of our horsemen saw at Libeity tics, all true statesmanship, and if properly completed their last contract and commenced For $2.50 or less, 3 cents; $2.50 to $5, > W hy exchanging your there will probably be a variety of candi- lie makes about 25 a year and recently filled cents; $5 to $10, 8 cents; $10 to $20, It last spring. Daisy is after Hiram D, carried out, will tend to purify the whole po shipping the last load by schooner Nellie S. lates. Leonard D. Candage who took the an order of four for a local firm. cents; $20 to $30, 12 cents; $30 to. and is stylish and fast. She has improved a litical atmosphere of our country. For we Bickering last week. paper cover Novels that highest civil service examination last year cents; $40 to $50, 18 cents; $50 to great deal since her appearance last spring. seek the greatest good of all.” The school house question is receiving con THE SUNKEN SHOONER. would he an excellent choice for the position, siderable of an agitation and opinions in cents; $60 to $75, 25 cents; $75 to $iooj you have read and Robert D. McCobb of Lincolnville has a In 1873 the Grange was introduced into if qualifications are to count. favor of a new one are very plentiful. A cents. number of fine horses. Among them is a Maine and several Granges were organized in In February, 1893, the three-masted prominent member of the board of aldermen The postal note gives no security tJ the thrown away, with us promising chestnut filly which will be five Knox County, and there are now ten live schooner William IL Jones, commanded by REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. said to our reporter: “ I am in favor of sender. Anybody can get one cashed sinXly next spring. She is sired by Barrymore out Granges here, six of which own large two- Capt. Milford G. Carter, was on her way from strict economy in municipal affairs but I do by signing his name and presenting it at the rate of two for of a dam by llamhlctonian Chief. She is a story buildings which they occupy. The most Rockland to New York with a cargo of lime. Following are some of the changes in think we need a new school house, and that pacer and was handled a little for speed last of them hold weekly meetings, and once a real estate as recorded at the Knox Registry payment at any postoitice authorized to pay When 40 miles southwest of Seguin, the lime this year while we have a capable superintend postal notes. The new money order, on the o n e. : : : ear, showing up remarkably well. He also month a meeting of all the Granges in the of Deeds: was found to be afire and the vessel put ent to oversee matters is the right time to other hand, by a system of coupons serving has a bay gelding, one year younger, same County is held, and these are what are known Catherine A. Sidelidger, Appleton, to back to Rockland, arriving February nth. build. Our educational system is more and as an effective cheek both upon purchaser breeding, a pacer and line colt. Another as “ Pomona Granges.” If the weather is not Albert R. Sidelinger, Boston, land in Apple- She was taken to the northern or winter por mure jeopardized by the crowded condition and fiostmaster, is apt to prove a satisfactory good one of Mr. McCobb’s is a youngster out too unfavorable they are always well attended ton, $1. Huston's News Stand, tion of the harbor and remained there until of our schools.” The committee appointed to solution of the long-mooted problem of reis of the same dam, after G. B. Ingraham’s —sometimes three hundred or more being March 21st, when, the fire being unsubdued, J. G. Piper, Rockland to Austin W. Taylor, investigate the condition of our schools is suing fractional currency for convenience in 317 MAIN' STREET. Cashier. present. At the January meeting held at Bridgton, laud and building in Rockland, she was scuttled and sunk. made up of progressive business citizens and mail purchases. Frank Levensaler of Lincolnville is the Washington Mills, so many were present that Thereupon ihe United States government $2,000 it is hard to believe that after they have made Under the new system postmasters will re owner of a nice four-year-old bay gelding several were unable to get into the hall. brought action against Hudson G. Hall, Ed Adaline Harkness, John Harkness, Emma a thorough examination, that the report they ceive a commission o f three cents for each pacer after Hiram D. out of a fast mare. After the private business of the Grange is win B. Spear, Gardiner L. Farrand, Alvin F. Shepherd and John S. Foster, Rockport, to will render to the city government can be money order issued. At present they get 3^ ------transacted the literary exercises begin, and Orrison B. Upham, Rockport, land in Rock Oxton and Samuel T. Mugridge, all of Rock anything but favorable of building. 'ibis they consist of songs, music, readings, decla port, $300. cents for each order issued and the same am. Boston, April 4—Baseball will boom in land, to compel them to remove the wreck, committee is made up of Aldermen St. Clair mations, speeches, and discussions of different Wm. Newbert Waltz, Union, to Albert E. ount for each paid, and 1 cent for each postal New England this year. At the meeting of which was alleged to be obstructing the navi aud Hix, Councihucu Wood, Glover and questions of general interest. Mink, Union, land and buildings in Union, note issued and three-fourths of a cent for DR. BELLE S. AYERS, the managers of the different clubs held this gable waters of the United States in a way Tapley. each note paid. afternoon a schedule was adopted and Wor The officers are elected in December of unlawful under Sec. 10 of the River and $250. each year and the rule that the office should cester, Haverhill and Bangor were admitted Harbor Act of September 19, 1893. Heirs of John Bird, Rockland, to John Medical Parlors. to membership ill the league. All ihe clubs seek the man, not the man seek the office, is Last fall the case was tried before Judge S. Case aud others, Rockland, land and Highest of all in Leavening Power___Latest U. S. Gov’t Report Klrctrhliy, have good backing and able managers. strictly adhered to. Bred A. Blackingtou of Webb in the United States District Court, buildings iu Rockland, $1500; Samuel H. O rn ct Hocus : The season opens April 28 nith Bangor at ,U«»»«gr, “ The Meadows,” Rockland, is the presiding Portland; and he rendered an opinion that the Gaul, Fenton, Mich, to Horace Hobbs, U to 11 A. M , Medicated av tucket and Portland at Fall River; it officer in Knox County fi r 1894. uses September 8th with Lewiston at Wor- sinking of the vessel was not an act to which Worcester, Mass., land in Hope, $500; 2 LO 4 F. M. Hath* D. H. .Mansi-1 eld. ster and Fall River at Haverhill, the above mentioned law would apply. Hiram Smith, Matinicus, to Ava Smith, Specialty : Eiseaces of Women k Chiliret. HOPE. 'Thereupon the United States appealed; and Maiinicus, land on Matinicus, $350. gyaD IC aTB BLOCK, Third Floor. Washington, April 4—Pensions for Slate B. F. Young, Lincolnville, to Joseph 1 . IT UK. the case came up before the Circuit Court of of Maine;—Original, Joseph 11. Barstow, A butterfly and crocus have visited us in Appeals, the hearing being bad before Circuit j Glover, Boston, land in Camden, $300. Damariscotta; John McGaiigle, National spite of col 1 weather. Judges Putnam, Nelson and Aldrich. Col.1 George 11. Lincolu, \\ ishingtoii, to Hariy Military Home, Kennebec; additional, ivory Rev. Mr Kenyon has had a call to the par- Wm. 11. Foglcr o f this city appeared aud i A. Hawes, Washington, land in Washington, Smith, Litchfield Corners; supplemental, ishes of Shirley and Leominster, Mass. argued for the defendants. No decision has $350, olin II. Jackson, Lewiston; increase, Willi tm Powd Maxey of Cnnden vis- yet been made, but a rescript will be handed Facial Blemishes! Pratt, Westbrook; reissue, Joseph D. Mr. and Mrs. W Horace Langley of Bostiu attempted to Warts, Holes, Superfluous Hairs, ited Mrs. Maxey’s parentpar Mr. am:I Mrs. S. L down either reversing or sustaining the opin- Kh-Clrolysis at olllce of I ’* *' ' Westcott, West Allien-.; original, minors of light a tire with kerosene last night with t Main 6t., Rockland, k t George W. Greeulaw, Sprague's Mills* Bills, this week. / * ion of Judge Webb. usual deplorable result. ABSOLUTELY PURE THE ROCKLAND COURIER pAZETTE, TUESDAY APRIL 10,1894.
OBITUARY railroad offlcinls, and henceforth the Sunday Special over the Maine Central and Knox & Our W eekly New s N otes From New Baseball Prospects Bright—Drill and Mrs. Mary Thomas died at her home on Lincoln will bring the Journal to Rockland England’s Great Metropolis. Field Day Events. Warren street Thursday afternoon, after a FULLER & CO along with the other papers. People down long and painful illness of more than a year, this way will be glad to get Maine’s favorite Boston April 9, 1894. The baseball prospects for the M. S. C. Mrs. Thomas* maiden name was Herrick and daily Sunday noon and it must not be forgot It is reported that there will be a new line this year are brighter than they have been her early life was spent in Winterport, hut D escriptive List for the Benefit of Out-of- ten that this portion of the state was Without of steamers between Boston and points along for several years and it looks as if the col since her marriage to Mr. Thomas her home a Sunday daily until the Journal with charac the Maine coast. The steamer Norwich was lege’s former prestige is to be restored this has been in this city, where she was w II and teristic enterprise gave us a pony express from sold a few days ago in New York for $45,000, year by a hard fight for the penant. The favorably known. She was a member of the Tow n Customers- Bath to Rockland. and it was then said that the steamer was nine is practically picked out. Methodist church where before her illness she . purchased for a southern syndicate, hut it was All the men on our team are first-class, was a constant attendant. She was also a A New York bunco man is said to have , bought for this new line. The line will have Brown has pitched for the Skowhegans and member of the Ladies* Relief Corps. She made the confession that he and his craft vic j Boston for the starting point and the boat played on the Southern League, doing good leaves three children, Mrs. Enos Ilodgdon, Domestic Department. Silk Department. kid Glove Deparlnienl. | will leave every Tuesday and Friday morning, work. Palmer is expected to- keep up his timize more smart city people than visitors Mrs. F. S. Kalloch and Clarence Thomas,who ieees Now Percale 12 l-2c co Black Satin Khadamar 4 Button Suede in sliadeH of tan and mode. from the rural districts. All the jokes about stopping at Portland, Rockland, Bar Harbor, reputation behind the bat. Dellaseth, last have the sympathy of all in their loss of an “ Satines 12 l-2c 1 ” Kid ...... Millbridge, and Jonesport with Machiasport year’s star’catcher, will play first and change French Satlnos 35e i 4 *• Black I>og Skin Gloves, white countrymen in cities have put them on their affectionate and devoted mother. She was a Dimity with colored figures 12 l-2c • stitching. guard. The smart city man, who knows it as the terminal port. catcher. < 'owan is a freshman hut shows up kind-hearted, generous woman, ever ready to Scotch...... Gingham 19 to 35o ! 4 “ Dog Skin, in English, Red and Gingham 4c A large assortment Bengal ine, Navy, the proper street glove. all, is easily buncoed and never tells, never finely and will play second, Farrell, who did help those who needed assistance and one G 1-lc Chas. Sewall a former prominent member Gros Grain, Faille etc. 4 Button Kids with fancy stllchings goes to the police, and thus gives the bunco such good work last year, will hold third. who bore her own afflictions and sufferings 10c 10 pieces Moire ail colors from 42c to $1.50 Biarritz Glove with pique stitching, English :W) “ Muslin colored figures men almost immunity. of the Essex bar, died at his late residence in Bass will play short and change pitcher. 1 with patience and fortitude. The funeral took figured‘ China “ ...... Silk 39c Red and Brown. Salem last Wednesday. His death was Remnants Light Prints 3 3-4c 58c Gouts’ and Boys’ Gloves. Frost will keep his old position as left field place from the family residence Saturday after- 1 Case Bost Cham bray Prints 5o G9C Evening Gloves in Silk and Suede,all shades caused by paralysis but he had been in poor which he filled so well last year. Durhum 1 “ Turkey Red “ Co 75c 7 Hook K idG lovesin any shade,$1 00,$1.25, THE SUN FREE EXCURSIONS. noon at 2 o’clock, Rev. Mr. Bradlce officiating. 1 " Indigo Blue “ 5o health a long time. He was born in Rock plays center-field and Haines, formerly of the A new lot of figured Pongee Silk 89c $1.50. There was a very large attendance includ 3 Pieces Wool Gul lug ‘25 to 35c 20 pieces figured changeable and plain Bure Silk Gloves hi Black an«l Colors, 25c, port, Me., fifty-eight years ago, and was a Tuffs Nine and an M. S. C. ex-*93 man, will ing the Ladies’ Relief Corps, of which de 1 Case Remnants " 9c, usual price B2c Taffeta Silks 38c, 50c and 75c. There will be great interest on the part of graduate of Brown University. He married a 1 “ “ Dark Outing 8c 50 pieces Fancy Silk for waists 75c t $1.00 W e are prepared to match the most diffi captain the team and play right-field. ceased was the oldest member, and Edwin 1 " Remnants Cdiallie 3c the public in the five free summer excursions, daughter of the late Stephen B. Ives. They 25 “ Duchesso Si'ks all colors cult shades from our new spring stock. A Preparations are being made for a military Libby Post, G. A. R. *20 Pieces Colored and figured Duck B2 l-‘2c 12 “ Swivel Silks 583 full lino of the world renowned Trefouse announced in another part of our paper to had six children all of whom arc dead. His drill andouble width Tennis Suiting 25c for .75, LOO, 1.25 and 1.50. Short Skirts, .« J, Fancy Yoke 50c mile bicycle races and 120 yards hurdle race. 10 “ Double width Dress Goods 121-2o .75; 1.25 and 1 50. Long Skirts,.75, .89. 1.00, Ladies Ecru Lisle, long and short Slot1 Battlefield of Gettysburg, with a visit to week brought quite a number of them to H erbert Murray. Sufferlug. 10 “ New Suiting 29c 1.25,150 2.00. and upwards. Extra made 1 Ladies Fat Vests in Silk, .50, .G2 1-2, 1.00 Washington, D. C., etc., another takes in town. Among them were Mr. and Mrs. Who has not read the confessions of the | 20 “ All Wool < : repon Dress Goods 39c skirls 2.98 ami 3 50. Ladies ('bemise, Ham Ladies Silk ami Linen Vests.Smail Sizes 79c 20 “ Wliip Cord Dress Goods 39c burg Trimmed 50, .75. 1.00, 1 25, and 150. Saratoga and Lake Champlain with a trip up Ladies Summer Vests Extra Size. [Low A. S. Rice, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lothrop, ATKINSON F U R N ISH IN G CO. great De Quincy? Who has not shuddered i 5 “ 45 inch Suiting 50c Corset Covers High and V Shaped Neck, Neck no Sleeves] 25 and 50c the Hudson. This is the merest suggestion Mrs. Emma Erohock, Miss Theresa Cushman, at his despaii, his hopeless agony, his vain 5 “ Suiting, Silk Mixture 50c .25, .39, .50,.G2 1-2 .75 and upwards; Ladies Ladies Balhriggan V. & P. 50c and LOO of these trips, which are more fully outlined Aprons. .19, .25, .38, .42, .50, etc. Misses Gents “ S. and D. 50c S. II. Webb, F. IL Berry, F. A. Thorndike, Opening Day at Their Handsome New struggle with the fiend that clutched at his 48 inch Suiting 75c zYprons .42 and .50 cts. A full line of •* Ribbed Summer “ 50c in the announcement elsewhere, and complete Chas. T. Spear, II. B. Jones, and Wm. Quarters—An Elegant Display heart-strings and sapped dry the wells of life? 100 New and Stylish Dress Patterns “ “ •' 39c ... a ,, , 20 “ Patterns in Silk Stripe Challies 75 details of which can be had by calling at Crane of Rockland, S. II. Allen, C. H. Do you ever think that there are thousands Oq *, • • ...... Small Wares. “ Summer Merino White 50c vool Challies 50c Bal Shirts 30c from 50c T he Sun office. Saturday was opening day for the .Atkinson Washburn and Clifford Clark of Thomaston, in the good old State of Maine, who are 5 “ Half wool Challies 18c Bost Bins 5c, Safety Pins, ull kinds, Bone Ladies Vests in Black L. N. No Sleeves 25o The excursions will be free and without Furnishing Co., and it is estimated that more Broadcloth 50c to .$1.50 Ladies Vests in Cream ami Ecru Low Neck wrestling with the same demon? You pass BR;,C Velour Broadcloth for capes Hair Pins, Kid Hair Curlers, Combs,;Tootli reserve to the five highest contestants. It is The Penobscot, on her trip east, Friday than 2000 people visited the elegant apart and Hand Brushes, Hair Curlers, Hook ami no Sleeves, 25c them upon the street, you press their hands, 5 “• < Cravenettes all colors Ladies Lisle Thread Union Suits,Low Neck carried a number of well known Rockland ments and in the evening crowds blocked the Eyes all kind, Military, Common, Spring, the purpose of T he Sun to give some nice street on either side, viewing the handsome your life touches theirs, and yet you know , 10 " Lansdowne Evening shades, DeLongon cards and tape, Brymo Continu No Sleeves 1.50 people. On her passenger list were A. C. Imported Organdie and Stripe Ladies Vests in pink and blue, Low Neck summer vacation trips to five of its friends, display presented in the massive plate glass them not. 'They live in a land of shallow and Swiss Goods 35c ous Tapes, common, English ami Linen Philbrick, Chas. E. Weeks, John Haines, Miss Dress Bones, Tw n,Silver Bone,Wash Dress No Sleeves 25o and this is the way it takes to do it. windows. early join the great majority. Look closely 5 “ Black Wool Dress Goods with Ladies White Vests Low Neck Short The scene was a miniature of what one bone bone casings seam binding, all kinds of Read the full particulars on another page. G. Louise Ayers, Miss Fannie Cummings and and you detect the haunted look of complete I Mohair Figures 75c to $1.50 belting Tolsom circular bolting for dress Sleeves 25c Miss Aggie Murphy. might expect in the interior of an elegant (zYlways a large assortment of skirts, Novelty and Feather edge braids, Ladies High Neck Long Sleeve Vest 50c residence. To the right of the entrance was despair. For such there seems no relief. Yet j Remnants Dress Goods) darning cotton fast black and all colors, “ “ “ " " 25c a parlor, with a carpeted floor and filled with “ “ Short Sleeve 50c IMANY HILLS TO CLIMB. The exciting sporting drama, “The Prodi there is hope. There need not be another White Linen Thread 5c a spool, largo ami elegant upholstered furniture. In one corner Trimming Department. small spool basting cotton, Windsor Tie 2 “ “ “ 25c useless struggle such as De Quincy had, and “ Low Neck Short Sleeves 25c gal Daughter,” which will be produced at was a handsome upright piano and the affair We have space to enumerate only a .few of the for 25, 25c and 50c, Ladies Leather and Cloth Correspondent Argues the Need of a was rendered still more realistic by the en such as millions of others have since experi shopping bags, Large assortment of Ladies 50c New and Level Thoroughfare. the Columbia theatre this evening by Man articles in this departm ent " Childrens Merino Vests 25c trancing strains of music from the cultured enced. Pt. Venice laces and insertions in the new and Gents Pocket. Books, Parasol ami Baby ager T. Henry French, will be elaborately Carriage covers, Fancy Hair Bins 17c and •• White Ribbed V and D 25c touch of Mrs. II. W. Thorndike. No one in the thralls of the opium, mor Butter shades Childrens Ribbed Vests Long Sleeves 10c I notice with pleasure the suggestion of staged. One of the great features of the Pt d’lrlande, Bt d’Gene, Lace top Bourd- 25c, Shell Crescents for hsir ornaments, Ilat Leading from the parlor one entered the phine, cocaine, or chloral habits, need longer Bins, Sw’ord Corsage Bins, Studs, Link Cuff “ “ “ Short Sleeves 10c barren correspondent that there should piece is a steeplechase, which forms one of hallway, true to life with its plate glass mirror nne, Chantilly, Applique, insertions and •* Gauze Vests and Pants 25c laces in Black, White, Ecru and Leg Buttons,Lace Pins, Garter Clasps. telephone and trolley road to Thom- the most realistic and exciting scenes ever in one corner and the customatv furnishings. despair. Complete freedom is at band and “ Vests, Low* Neck Short Sleeve Passing through still another pintiere we are within the reach of all. Come to the home horn shades Warren, and hope that he will seen in a theatre. j Real Lace, Thread, Ducliesse.Val enciennes Gents' & Ladies’ Furnishing I Boys Colored S. and D. 25c admitted to the dining room. Here is a of the Bellinger R emedy Company at j Real lace H ’d’k ’fs I matter before the eyes of the Ladies Vest Low’ Neck no Sleeve handsome oak kitchen set, with the table in Waterville and see for yourself. Col’d Silk I ' wish to express the opinion how- readiness for viands and near by a sideboard Black fancy open work Mohair Braid inser Department. Miss Marlowe’s admirers will undoubtedly Ladies Vests Lo ^Varren is an unnecessarily hard laden with costly silver. S-end for a treatise upon the drug habits. tions Gents’ Fancy Cheviot Shirts, former enjoy her repertory as announced for the Ruffle Braid trim m ing, Black and colors price $1.50, to dose 69c for 25c _t in and out of, and that before the The background of the three sections was A treatment resulting in a cure without suffer Ladies Vests Low Neck No Sleeves 13c 2 third week of her engagement at the Hollis, a combination of soft draperies, and the Narrow col’il serpentine ami straight braids Gents’ White Shirt with Fancy P. K. he is built the people in and around ing and without pain, is used. Indeed, a for children’s jackets and dresses 25c p’c Bosoms, $1.00 each for 25c as it will present her in characters which are whole effect as seen beneath the gas jets dur z\. full line of largo pearl buttons Ladies Ribbed Vests High Neck Short id of the Tide” should determine to ing the evening well warranted the hundreds cure is guaranteed, or treatment, board and ' Gent-* Laundered Shirts O. F. long and Sleeves 39c, from 50 favorite ones to all. The selection of plays lodging are all given free. Hundreds of short bosoms $1.09 i level highway to Thomaston along of flattering compliments heard on every Gents Laundered Shirts O. F. long?& Ladies Ribbed Vest High Neck Sleeveless for the week is announced as follows: Mon Hosiery. 39c from 50. r bank, terminating in the road from hand. To Mrs. Calder, wife of the company’s cases have been treated with these remedies short bosom 79c day and Tuesday, “ Twelfth N ight;” Wednes manager, belongs the principal honor of the Misses and Boye Ribbed Hose Fast Black Gents Unlaundered Shirts whole front 98c with unvarying success. 10-12 2 for 25c [I bridge to Thomaston “ UpperCorner.” day and Thursday, “Cymbeline;” Thursday decorations. She was able assisted by “ “ “ open 98c length of such a road would be about Misses Tan Ribbed IToso 2 for 25c Cloak ami Suit Dept. afternoon, special matinee of “'The Love Manager Calder and L. M. Benner, the Infants Cashmere Black and Tan 25c Triile*, J. presume. It should be as near salesman. “long ami short Chase; Friday evening, “ Ingornar;” Satur Childrens Hose in Black. Red ami Tan 25c bosoms 48c Ladies’ Cloth Jackets $3 to $25 river as would be consistent with the 'The ladies who visited the store during the Boys Bicycle Hose G to 10 25o Boys Uulauudered Shirts 48c “ " Capes $5 to $35 day afternoon, “Romeo and Juliet;” Satur day and evening in addition to being ex Sizes 9 1-2 to 10 1-2 50c Ign of making it level enough for a horse Gents and Boys Night Shirts Plain and “ Newmark' ts $5 »o $20 day evening, “As You Like It.” tended the most courteous attention were Ladies Lisle Hose Slate and Tan Silk Fancy Prices 48o G9o 79o 98c $139 “ Silk Capes New’ Styles and Shapes [rot easily its entire length. There would each presented a beautiful Easter booklet and Striped 89c worth $1.25 Blain Twilled Night Shirts 79c marked “ Print Wrappers, 50, 75, 98, $125 a package of delicious chocolate candy or Ladies Silk Plated Fancy Hose in Fancy ami dow’n from 1.00 be sbpie very important advantages in such a Opera Shade White, ('ream White,Pink, “ Percale “ $1.50 to $2.00 After an absence of five weeks, three of wafers. Nearly every section of Knox Blue, Yellow Soft Roll 15c each, 2 for 25c “ Saline “ $2.00 to $4.50 ro ad : county was represented among the visitors. Gents Collars 10 different styles 3 for 25c [Lace and Ribbon Trimmed] which were passed at the Star theatre, New Ladies Heavy Black 4 Thread Lisle Cuffs per pair 15c “ Cashmere and Flannel Wrappers 1. It would reduce the difficulty of getting Following is a description of the new G9c worth 75c York, the Grand opera house stock company Suspenders 20c and Tea Gowns from $5.00 to $8 50 from Warren to the larger towns and sea quarters; Full Line Ladies Fancy Hose 25c Gents Boston Garter, per pair 17c Duck Suits New Styles and Colors $3to G.OO board so as in effect to cut the distance down will return to the home stage this evening. In the first place an inestimable improve Ladies Black Hos t 19c 3 pairs 50c New B K Tlea eaoh 12 1-26 Outing Suit, in Twenty Different Styles ment was made when the block was remod- New Tara Rutiled Edge Elastic 25c one barf. For generations we have needless A new play, entitled “The Diplomats” will Ties 19c each 3 for 50c and Colors, received this week. We lit lled. This has been done at an expense of Full Line of Warren and Lindsey Hose Sup “ 44c every suit before sold. zY nice all wool suit ly climbed those difficult hills and pulled our be the offering. This work is by Edward Siooo, which sum the company foots to a porters. Baby’s,Children’s, Men’s, Ladies New Line of Fancy Dress Shirts Fancy for $7.50 heavy loads up those hard ascents, always M. zYlfriend, author of “ A Foregone Con copper. The improvement was made at the Oit.l Boy# Bosom $1.00 Silk Waists in 15 different st.\ les. Our $5.00 Bn;## Stiiolds .1 pairs -5c, worth 50c , Outing Shirts Ail Mizes, 25c and 41c Silk Waist lined, with dress shields leads looking down into the river valley and won clusion,” “The Louisianian” and “zYcross the suggestion and instigation of manager Calder, OouiH'ii.g HainburBH in 27 anti 45 inch wide 0(lll cheviot Shirts to olose title 1 all others in the market. No Silk Waists who, himself, drew up the plans by which the dering why the road did not cross the ridges Potomac. Muslin am. B lin d Ham urgs, Ladies’ Now’ Chemisettes, Pink and Blue 1 taken out we fit them before sold W. H. Glover Company was guided. Fol Colored llum burga m Navy, Light Blue, 1 with white siripe, also Plain Blues Our --Mackintoshes - are all made by tbe at theirTfiwest instead of their highest points. lowing these plans to the letter the result has Pink, Yellow, Helitrope and red. I cuffs to match. Chemisettes 33c, cuffs 29c Columbia’Rubber Co. Every garment war 2. , The proposed river road would open a Miss Fanny Davenport and her splendid been to make a model business building. German Val. Lace in matched patterns ! Ladies* Ro ling Collars, 17c ranted. 3 Cape Cashmere Mackintoshes Narrow “ “ By tbe piece for Dress 1 L (lies’ Plain Standing Co Jars, 17c 8.90. A Full Line for 5.00 in all tbe differ natural and easy way in and out of Warren production of Sardou’s “Cleopatra” will be The plate glass windows on the ground floor Trimmings were lowered nearly to the level of the pave j White Chemisettes, with Rolling and ent shapes. by the way of Burgess’s ship yard road, if the the attraction at the Boston theatre this week. New Insertion for Dresses Standing Collar, 25c Our $10.00 and $13.00 garments are the ment, and with the entrance way changed Fancy Veilings in Black and Colors east side of the river were preferred. I do Miss Davenport is supported by a very strong ' With Cuffs to match, 25c best. Any Stylo or Color. from the center to the northern end, a solid Gents Silk Initial Handkerchiefs Craveuette Storm Garments for April. not know whether it would be or not. company, headed by Melbourne MacDowell expanse of plate glass is afforded. “ “ Hankerchiefs 29c One, Two or Three Capes, With or without Ladies and Gents Handkerchiefs 5c 3. The new road would offer some line as Marc Antony. The present engagement I he changing of the stairways had a two W c O ffe r liifanls' & Art Itrparlinriit. Sleeves, Alw’avs in Stock. fold purpose in view, convenience in reach “ “ “ Fancy Border “ 2 for 25c Tlie Renowmsl Camden Shawl always to building sites all the way to Thomaston, if is noteworthy from the fact that it will be ing the upper stories, and mere floor space. “ Fine E m ’d Handkerchief 25c to $2.00 I Infants slips, G9c, 75c, 87c $1.00 to $1 00 be found here. the trolley road should come that way. The the farewell performances of “Cleopatra.” That both purposes have been accomplished White Wave Braid for Childrens dresses | Hand-made Slips, $2.00 Misses Gingham and White Dresses just is evident to the visitor. Receding from the Feuther Stitch Braid Infants’ White Cloaks, $1.50, $1.75, $2 00, added to this Department. per view would be charming all the way and 75 D o ze n I $2.25 to $8 (X) Boys Blouse Waists ride on the electrics from Thomaston plate glass front and extending its entire ( Ol'SCiS* ! ft'fants’ Bonnets in Silk and Muslin. Boys Waists and Kilts. Miss Kate Claxton and Mine. Janauscheck, length, is a platform perhaps six or eight iuld soon come to be the most popular Children's Muslin Hats, White ami Colors. Weshull open a full line of Ladies Shirt in a revival of “The Two Orphans,” will be inches high and about ten feet in depth. Coraline Abdomiual drab $1.50 per pair Down Pillows, any size. Waists next week. Our Misses Depart lUich whole line of the road. gin an engagement at the Boston theatre The first floor naturally is devoted to the extra sizes $1.75 | Satin-Covered Pincushions. m ent is filled with all the Latest Novelties ^'I'he electrics would bring th< village display of the heavier class of goods such as Health, drab ami white $1.25 per pair Uncovered Cushion , any size. for 2, 3, 4, 5, G years. on April 23. Miss Claxton will be seen, of : NECK TIES: Coraline 411 drab and white $1.25 “ ' Embroidered Flannels, G2 l-2c, G9e, 75c, 88c, jjasier connection with the steam road at ranges, chamber-sets, side-boards, commer Misses Cloaks G, 8, 10, and 12 years all course, in the part of the blind girl, which cial furniture, including rolling top desks, “ Nursing drab .$1.25 “ 1 $ 1.00 to $2.00. New $5.00 buys a Beauty. es River if they run over the proposed ■ IN Caroline drab and white §1.00 | Infants’ Socks, 25c, 38c, 50c she made famous, and Mme. Janauscheck and the general run of common furniture. Wo w'ish to remind our customers that for ____oad. extra sizes $1.25 ) Infant-’ Shirts, 25c to §1.00 th • next two weeks we shall offer the finest will have abundant opportunity as mother The second floor is devoted entirely to the Caroline 333 Black only $1.00 “ ! In fairs’ Embroidered Afghans assortment of furs we have ever shown, display of carpets and a nice line of Brussels, This road would be easily reached at sev Erochard. Tecks, Thomson’s glove fitting, style K. drab $1.00, Infants’ Embroidered Blankets. bought last week in N. Y. at a big discount eral points from the present Warre'n and moquets, ingrains, tapestry, straw matting, oil Style L drab and while, $1.25 per pair Infants’ Kid Boots. from full prices. cloths and rugs may be found. A new thing style K. white, $1.75 “ Birds Eye Linen, 85c to $2.25 per piece. We have all of the New Shapes, and are Thomaston road, hence residents on the P. D. Corsets, style 218, medium length Art Silks, 49c to $1.00. prepared to make over uml repair all kinds MEETING WITH SUCCESS here is linoleum, a style of oil-cloth said to be higher land could have no reasonable objec very serviceable. Upon this floor temporarily Four=in=hands black and w hite, $2 50 per pair; style 97, Silk Fringes, 12 l-2c to 42c. of furs. Long Waist, white, >3.25 per pair; style 329 Linen Fiinzesaml Fancy Cords. tion to the proposed road, as diverting travel The Experience of a Lewiston Physi are found the baby carriages and we were Long waist while $2.50 per pair style 530 Butcher’s Linen, 25c to 87 1-2. from that street. cian Described by the Journal. shown one in particular which was good white $1.75 per pair. Lace Shams, 25 io $1.00. : Carpet & Lace Curtain Dept. enough for the most fastidious heir or and W C C corsets, S W style GGO drab and Muslin and Embroidered Shams. The cost and route could be determined heiress. and white $2.00 per pair; style 45G drab ami ! Dressing Case Sets. I , Brussels and lapestry Carpeting with Bor- only by actual survey. If some of the pub [Hpeclul to T hk CoiKiEH G a z e t t e .] T he third story is divided into three rooms, white; $1.00 jier pair; style i»53 black only, i Stamped Doilies, Tidies,Tray Covers,Lunch narrA,uhi.? a 11 w ' w.MiuiLVruli $1.25 per pair; tylo 3.35 short hip, drab, Cloths and Bibs. Carpeting, All Wool zYrt Squares [all sizes] lic spirited citizens would employ C. E. Lewiston, April 6th. the first of which is the drapery department Button=on 12x22 feet in size. Here a profusion of lace $1.00 per pair. Sofa’ Billow Covers in stamped goods aud na Andrews a few days on the line it would be The Lewiston Journal of today says, “The S il v ia , drab, $1.75 per pair; New Hairy, | pilual,. ‘ H [all sizes], Turkish Rugs [all sizes], Straw curtains, portieres, etc., may be found. An Mattings, Oil Cloth, Carpet Sweepers. quite feasible to decide on this important new discovery for treatment of the nerves drab,88c per pair; Ball’s drab $1.00 per pair; Huok Linen for Neckties. other room is devoted to quilts, blankets, pil AT • Armorsiau, drub, white and black, warrant- Crochet Cotton ami Lace Thread. Nottingham Lace Curtains, 50c measure. and brain has proved successful with Dr. B. C. lows and such like. The main room on this ed unbreakable, $1.00; Sunrise, drab and I Lace Bed Sets, $1.95. I r » 7. 7. I think it is perfectly safe to say that Beaumier, the famous French physician of this floor is the parlor department and in the white, .75 per pair; X L. drab, bone bust, j Knitting Silk, Embroidery and Etching 1 , ,01 ty t ,, ,, 'x‘ 50c per pair; Summer Corsets, W C C and Silks, Art Crepes, Blain and (.’becked Naiu- ml- \< o /« . • wi . .o '. there is no project in which Warren could be city. He says; wealth of parlor furniture displayed, few would ever recognize our old Willoughby Cold Wave, white, §1.00 per pair; Health, nooks, Rubber Cloth 1-1 and 5 1, Lace Tidies, ,, H more profitably engaged this spring than in a “A short time ago I was called to attend hall, the scene of so many nice dances. Blush 25c each. white, $1.25 per pair Blmntom .50 per pair. Bicture Throws, Quilt Embroidery Silk lc. 1 Curtains, Fluted I oiut d Esprit. concerted effort to open a level and reasonably Ferris Waist, Ladies, $1.25 Young ladies Blain ami Spot Muslin, Dimities, Stamped Isidore Morin, a farmer and laborer, aged 60, j chairs, pictures, mirrors, lounges, couches, $1.(XJ, Misses 75 cts. ami childs 70c each. 1 Blush Table Covers, Laundry Bags, Wool Clieiiille Portiers. straight avenue down the river side, before and found him suffering from nervous exhaus- I folding |ofa beds, all have their place. Double Ve Waist, Ladies $150 uud §1.00; Waddlug, Tam bo ull colors, Bug Handles, any move is made to get the trolley. The . 1 1 1 -i * .I- J 1 he fourth floor has a main room and four Young Ladies, 1.00 childs G5cts. Infants Iced Wool, Fancy Lace Tins, Infants’ Knit Chenille Portiers per pair $3.00 to $12.50 t.un and general debility. Ill, ease was so ( a,ijoilling ip ai,u)cll„ whieh are put to the use a,ltl B»hy’s 50 cts. Waruer’s Perfection aud Cashmere Jackets, Plain uud Fancy Portiers made to order from Satin, Damask, land owners might be reasonably expected to severe that he was confined to his bed. 1 of displaying a truly elegant display of UUOUS a n u tita u tl/U J Waist, Ladies, $1.00; Misses 75 cts; child’s i Tucking, Scrims, Crochet ami Embroidery Velour and Broca telle. give in their land damages in consideration of commenced treating him with the new dis crockery ware, kitchen ware and the like. G5 cts. Standard Child’s Waist 50 cts. Needles, Rope Linen aud Linen Floss, Let- Plain and Figured Oorduroy, Crushed Plush P atterns. ! E(juipoiso Waist, Ladies high and low J ters for Marking 4c per doz., Silk Tassels aud all kinds of goods for upholstery the immense increase of valae for building covery for the nerves and brain, (Vitalized Something particularly nice is ihe assortment purposes. of piano lamps with their silk embroidered neck §2.25, Misses Corsets 75 cts. and balls. i than would occur all along the line. It Nerve and Blood Tonic.) He immediately shades. Every floor bos connection by means ild be the chief line of travel not only for began to improve, and after taking four hot- of speaking tubes, Look In our north win rren, but for Union and other towns that ties he was entirely cured. To say that 1 was W. J. Calder wFo came here from the r way of Warren to Rockland. It would pleased with the result would express it mildly. Boston store to assume the management of dow for 2Sc Neckwear. the company comes to Rockland with the igreat use to the Mills at the village to 1 I believe that it is a valuable discovery for advantage of seven va'uable years experience w easier path to the steamboats. It aiiiictiors of the nerves and brain, aud des- in this particular business aud bis courteous ir **** I examined, it ought to be built tined to be of great value in the treatment of manners have already won a host of friends * * Pother projects are filtered upon, these obstinate afflictions.” in this city. L. M. Benner, the head clerk - i ****** ople have too many hills to climb. I and salcsmau, is a hustler, and an attache which the establishment could ill do without. F. S. B. I Bangor, April 9.—The Bangor Board of Miss Sadie Veazie, the efficient book-keeper. J.F. GREGORY & SON, Trade voted tonight to present the B. & B. Alden Ulmer the teamster, together with two ’• “ Bread Winner” outwear* afl other S. S. Company’s boat, the Bangor, a full set assistants, completes the personnel of the Under Farwell Opera House. ol colors. store. Syndicate Building, Rockland. , I 4
/ y THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE
J. G. Torrey & Son got the ■ontract for f lerk of (’1 arts L. F. Starrett informs us Amusements and Ar.r.ounct ments. RBAL ESTATE RANSFERS. VOLKS AND THINGS furnishing the city the 500 feet if ivw fire j that the tctal cost of holding the March hose. term < f Supr- »t - Ju,| J-p, Court was 52467.47. Mm tiotl at the IpGa House Wed- 'Hie folk hange n real estate were Four dollars’ worth of “Venus” seats re < . E. Rising lost a bread cart in the Don- 1 The seven 1 items’ included are as follows: cvrrmg will I 'h.v Premier of all recorded Kno? Registrv of Deeds A.J.ERS INESSON main uncalled for. Col. Black has the cn-h. ohr fire. It is b ing replaced by a fine Grand ju r;. $277.86; trav « /}£ 'dSV/f Miss K. J. Bromley’s Kindergarten is un new wagon. the burlesque shows M. Ihoinas, Rockland, $800. der way with good attendcnce. Orris Holmes drove his mill; wagon thr nigh serving venires, 824; bills of criminal costs, on the variety stage.Stag. It invariably possesses Richard W. Phelan, Janies Donohue, Jere Robert Johnson has re-entered the employ the heavy drifts yesterday morning behind a 1 8469.78. It was a pretty expensive term but the merit of freshness and contains the pret miah Hatriugtoii ami Cornelius Doheriv, 417 M A IN S T ., ROCKLAND, M-L of James Donohue. Mr. Johnson is a first- pair of oxen. that of September which cost the county tiest and most talented burlcsquers and wittiest Rockland, u the Roman Catholic' Bishop, some 83200 was still more so. The stenog and most versatile comedians now before the Portland, land and buildings in Rockland class man. Police fudge Hicks gave audience to two $3500. Also, Life, Accident and Plate Claes rapher’s bill this term was unusually smnll public. The entertainment this season is en Notwithstanding the disagreeable storm of drunks yesterday forenoon. The customary John S ( ase, Rockland, * » c. \J. Blake from the fact that he is the Chief Justice’s tirely new, beginning with a travesty entitled Rockland, 8850. INSU f? A N G E , Sunday tl. • Salvation Army turned out in fine was imposed. private secretary and has a salary. He cost- “A Parlor Rehearsal,” introducing burlesqucrs REPRESENTING T H E I OLLOWING ( OMPANIES: good number.s. At the First Baptist church next Sunda thc county but 835.05, incidental expenses, whose charms are matchless and comedians LIST OF Our folks say that I i day night’s alscmbly ! the pastor will preach at 10.30 on “ Morality LETTERS including cost of travel. The county is for whose humor is spontaneous. z\ number of in Thomaston was an elegant time. Rock- in Public Life,” and at 6.30 on “Self-Respect.” tunate which gets the chief justice on this specialty acts arc introduced, covering a wide Remaining in Rockland poitoflicc fur the week American Fire Ins. Go Buffalo German Ins. Co. PHILADELPHIA, PA. I land sent a large delegation. Gov. Cleaves has named Thursday April account. range of versatility and including artists of ending April 7, 1894 BUFFALO, N. Y. Ticket purchasers t the Maine Central 19th ns Fast Day and all good people will Established 1810. | Incorporated 1807. Ihe Grand Lodge of Good Templars of acknowledged merit. Seats are are now on Oentfl’ Lint. W att., Ham* I M. Wn A hmi-ih January 1. D-U...... 82,os:., 115.(1) Assets January 1, 1894...... 81,0.31,380.00 depot may have noted the I: ’1c plate glass govern themselves accordingly, Maine holds its 36th annual session in Augusta sale at the box office. Brunt, Kenneth C. Bowd-ot, Harry Ladle > List. Tims. IL Montgomery, Pres. | Ph ilip Bkckkk. Pres. windows at either end of the "'lice, but prob- 1 Mrs. N. B. Dunton’s milliner, Mrs. I. C. tomorrow and Thursday: The following will Th. Eastern Consolidated Minstrels ap < lark, J ran i s Carver, Dennis E. Clark, Miss .b-anlo RrcifAun Ma ris, Sec. \ O J. Eoqrrt, See. ably few people know that the panes cost £9 Eegann of Boston, a 1 rived last evening, and be the order of exercises: Wednesday, pear at Earwell Opera House one week from Drake, J . W. Do •Mrs I’. U. today in aid of a free bed in the Emergency apiece. It’s a fact. preparations are being made for the annual April 11,9 a. M., committee on credentials in Grover, J. M. Hospital and Rockland charitable fund. Larrabee, James Spring opening. -aler, Miss Marv Manager Geo. E. Tilden of Rockland lack session at hall; 10 A. M., opening of session Op nlnir. Members of the company, 22 in nutnbe, .Martin, C. .I '" iv , >'r. Byron F Metcalf, Mrs. Kltlri Continental Ins. Co. Germania Fire Ins. Co. ing Company has several or lc’’? for bis canned Interlocutor, .Jam...... McBride, Mrs Lizzie Tickets for the great Eastern Consolidated in G. L. degree, and preparatory business of Bom**, - W 1K'>1 H.,tip,Ink, ll.ob. rl NEW YORK, N. Y. Smith, it j. Nelson, Mrs. (Hive NEW YORK, N. Y. clams on hand. The article is a ni c one Minstrels are now on sale at Spear, May & the session; J0.30 A. m., report of committee It »l. Crockett, IL L . Simonton uml W . I). Andrew Packard Mrs. Jessie I'nmtios, T orrey, .John E. Incorporated 1859. and appears to be in pretty constant demand. Turner, Car. Hlmrnons, Mrs. Marv 8. Established 1883. Stover’s. The date of the entertainment is on credentials; initiation of candidates II A. Mat tier, (,'. W.StlmpROn mid \V. J . Watt William-, Geo. V. Assets January 1, 1891...... >0,433,171.00 Assets January 1.1891...... 88,206,984.00 John II. McDonald and Harvey Scott of April 17. entitled to G. L. degree. Fee, 50 cts. Re Choru Walt M. Tupley, II M. Lord, F. S Sargent, i F. C. Moork, Pres. H ugo Schuman, Pres. Westbrook iiave entered the employ of St, | The Rockland Ice Company cut 5500 tons ports ol Grand Lodge officers; intermission. D r W. V. I Imine E. E. Bond, W. O. Kul CIiah. Rutkiiavkii, Sec. ler, J r ., A . W . Be . G. Mar. Edward Lanning, Sec. Clair Bros. & Co., taking the places of Mil of extra quality ice the past winter. It is all Afternoon : Two o’clock, reports of standing Q uartette, burn brothers in the hard candy department. I packed in the Company’s houses on Crockett committees, and committee on distribution; II. M. Lord, 1 at tenor; W .F .T Ibbetts, 2d tenor; G av—Rockland, March Ifrt, to election of officers. Evening, 8 o’clock, tem L G .March, baritone; Di W. V. H im -om , Geo. McKinney who has the mail contract Point, and will be used at the cold storage Guardian Assurance o. perance praise meeting; 9 o’clock reports of (irohcHtra, Insurance Co. of North America. between this city and < 'amden, is giving good and in the city trade. C. A. Atkins, 1st violin; Ed Ilew ett, 2d violin; PHILADELPHIA, PA. < LONDON, ENOLAND. committees; general business; reports from ' • d Heilman, cornet; Isaac Btinkcr, olnrlm t ; satisfaction with his pony mail team. Ilis Steamer Lewiston went on Burnham’s rail W. F. Tibbetts. Ilute John Johnson, trom- Founded 1792. , Establislieil 1891. delegates. Thursday: I orenoon, 8 o’clock bone; Bert Maddock* son William who drives the team makes the way, Boston, Friday, to have bottom caulked viol; Mrs. J a A-si is nr U ntied Stales Branch, January 1, temperance experience meeting; 9 o’clock, Wight, plnnlnl 5O3arrtB(je Ol’l' Sl American Fire. Ins. Company. oprano, Mr 7891, 51,SOI .572.00 trip in a little over an hour. and remetalled. She will come off Monday installation of officers; general business; Assets Jaim arv 1. IS'.H...... *9.410,352.00 Violin I'niti'd Bint'^Manager, H enbv E. Bow- Ulmer street,from Park to Thomaston Road, and take the place of the steamer Penobscot Banjo club, Ha w v i:u -B lo o i»—Cam Ion, March 41, by Hcv. C harles Platt, Pres. location of Oct. session. P. M. report of < M I’rcblc. W. U. Sawy, a- and Mary E. 'Blood, whieh will undergo the annual overhauling. I’rof J . M. Izmir, banjo; C arrie Ingraham, A. B. E arle, Sec. i i . Now York, Y. should be put in passible condition by the committees; gcireral business, Chan. Htlinpion. mandolin; L. I».Or..ok, Evening: violin; i ltnwi.AXI.s-(:.,i.TAl.T-St. (loorife. April 3. by city. The Standard Oil Co. has located its Tax Collector Farwell announces that he cornet; Lucy Buck Mabel Grin ton. Mr- Frmk I Hcv. Hownll Browne, C harles Howlands mid Mi-'s losing business, and such exercise as the B Mill,.,-. m ,>. Morton and MDx Jack-mi, works there and a number of neat and com shall advertise all real estate on which the L. may determine. '-an.i Dr. J . II Damon, g idtnr; William ry A .«’.diart, both of m. Ocorgo, (Clark Island) Hmfth, flute. lerchants Insurance Co. fortable homes are located thereon. 1893 taxes are unpaid on the 15th day of Granite State Fire Ins. Co. I he stall of this collossal aggregation is as S Jfia fb s. PORTSMOUTH N. 11. NEWAIXJI. N. J. Jones & Bicknell have the contract for a May—auction sale to follow as provided by A VETERAN HONORED. follows: II. M. Lord, business manager; Incorporated 1858. fticor porn ted 1885. house, ell and stable on Willow street, for law. II. A. Mather, secretary and treasurer; R. II. T iiosias—Rockland, April 5, Mrs. Mary M. A w I- January 1, ...... - 1 780.00 Crockett, stage manager; Walter M. T’apley, hotnas, ii’e I c.7 years. I month and 24 iluys. Assets January 1, 1894...... £577,178.23 Lewis Childs. They will occupy ihe same Sunday night’s storm was east by northeast I he following is taken from an account I.. Strovt, Pres. manager of transportation; W. O. Fuller, jr., Blhnh—In Rockland, April U. Alfred I< Burns lot as the buildings recently destroyed by lire. in the Chelsea Telegraph of last week : aged fi8 y I month and 19 days H on. F rank J ones, Pres. J. It. Mui,r.iKKx, Sec. and gave our harbor a severe raking. The advance agent; A. W. Benner, property man; Buti.kr—tfuto April 6, .Mrs. Nancy Butler, A lfred F. Howard, Sec. Work on the cellar i3 well under way. big fleet or vessels were seveiely shaken up, Last Saturday being the 79th birthday of < ol. G. L. Black, advertising agent. aged K4 years. WBLl.MAN-Apnlel I liner E. Morrison has moved his laundry but no casualties are reported. Uncle Sain Capt. Charles Barnard, the occasion was im At high noon on the day of the perform wife of Ismin W ellm an, avvd «?7 yeaVs . M. Mellndn, ance there will be a street parade of startling business into a new building erected for that must hurry up the extension of that protecting proved by the many veterans and friends T olman -In West Rockport, March 27. Harriet Sun Insurance Offic i > features, free band concert, drum major ami Augusta, wife of Minot Telman, aged Oh years U Providence Washington Ins. Co. LONDON. ENGI purpose adjoining his house on Rankin arm of granite. living within the confines of our city to pay all the fixings. months and In days. street. He has established several branch I SKix.Ni:u-hi Lincolnville, March 29, Lottie C. 8. p r o v id e n c e , r . i . Established 1 At this season of the year the insurance him a visit and congratulate him upon having The entertainment will be followed by a okinner, aged39 years, 4 months and 29 days. attained the ripe old age, to say nothing of grand ball. Admission to all parts of the Bukhman — W aldoboro. March 41, Henderson Organized 1799. Assets January 1, 1894.... .82,449,543.00 agencies and will have a delivery system. announcements are ripe and this week those house, 50 cents. Hhermnn, aged 71 years, 20 days. the vicissitudes of the war of the rebellion inciikniiacii Assets January 1, 1894...... 81,217,302.00 J. J. Guile, United States Imiager, Now A familiar figure at the depot and wharves represented by A. J. Erskine & Son appear in W - W aldoboro, March 31, Martha through which he passed having been a l»., widow of I hoinas Wlnchenbach.agod 84 veins. J. 17. De Wolf, Pres. York. N. Y. is Martin A. Sweetland, the popular and faith a condensed form in T he C.-G. They are At the annual meeting of the Grand 0 mouths, 14 days. * ’ gallant member of one of Maine’s famous Cut. am Kit—Waldoboro, April 1, H arriet, widow J. B. Branch, Vice Pres. ful hack-driver. Mr. Sweetland has been in solid and substantial as the Erskine firm Lodge of Maine, New England Order of of Joseph Creamer, agod 73 years, 11 months, 10 artillery regiment, the 14th Maine. He was days. the business 38 years and has a better acquain Protection held in Portland Tuesday A. A. The milliners make their usual Spring an wounded the first year of the rebellion; re K ekne—Rockville, April 3, Susan J., wife of the Travelers Ins. Co. tance with our traveling public than any other Beaton of this city was elected grand war late Isaac keeno, aged 74 years, 8 months, 4 flays. nouncements today in I he ( ,-G. I he open covering from his wounds he was attached to Westchester Fire Ins. Co. HARTFORD, CONN person in this city. ings occur Friday and Saturday of this week den. There are now 92 lodges of this order NEW YORK, N. Y. the quartermaster’s department in which he in Maine, with 2852 members, a gain dur *Uoo any address for 4U cts. undeisigned wid be in session at the .Assess rs* Interest will be charged on all taxes unpaid Feb. thing can be seen and heard plainly. T he The following articles have been donate*/ cents per pound, New Figs and Florida Or- 12*15 11 F A R N llA if, uocklaud, Sle. Boom In Berry Block, from eight o'clock to twelve I, ut the rule of it) per ceut, dating from last Ool. CONSUMPTION o'clock ill the forenoon and from one to four o’clock 1& Ali taxes to be paid ut my office, 423 Main date is not fixed yet but it will probably come to the House of the Good Shepherd: Candy unges, etc., at E. E. Simmons, 272 Main street, in the aft* rnoou of ea< li ol be oonsidered us a wdver for neglect of' Ap-ll (0, 1<444. I H. G. Bird was sworn in yesterday after of flour and bam, Mr. R. Messer; 1 box of avert It it is often cured a nd any person iu bfiusity.ln true aud perfect Trouser Stretchers. Only #1. No more bags 1 ba Intelligence ofilce of M Rti R. C U aD G E ti, re.jphe.lby law. IrjJ / Notice is hereby giveu that all Real Estate taxed noon as chief engineer of the (ire department. buttons and garments, L. B. Hastings; 3 new alwayi relieved b y 87 7 Grove Struct, Rockland. iu this city, fur the year 1891. upon which tho tax in tbe knees. Buy one and keep your panta Any jarson w» tf'eeis to comply. withv this shall rentalu unpaid ou the lbth day of May, 1094, Mr. Bird is an able man for the position and shirts, 1 sui and comforter,a friend; 5 books, notice widwi>l *bede * 4 -q t > a tax jiv.cordlng to the laws wdl he advertised on that dais and sold by public loons free from wrinkles. A. T. Blackington TO RENT. of tlie state,state suurob barred of tlte l*b to m a .. » u(,iluu „ , will unquestionably make a most efficient Easter card and cards, cotton tape, etc., 6 A Co., 404. Two good tenements on Lisle street. Inquire of upp icatlouicall..n either to me Assess - the ( ouuty . chief. He is tbe second of the name to fill outing jackets, 4 dresses, 6 blouses, 4 aprons, ___•____ <1148 T. 8FE AU. CWiml-slo. .*rs for any abatement of taxes, u u __ _ Flint Brothers, Bakers, will continue to de h person offer* such list with hi» appdeatiou, that position, by the way, his uncle, the late 9 pair of drawers, 2 skirts, Ladies of Grace S c o tt’s i the Assessors that he was uuub liver Brown Bread to vUbtomers Saturday TENEMENTS TO LET. TAX NOTICE. Capt. II. G. Bird having been chief engineer Church, Salem, Mass.; 1 doz, eggs, Mrs. Dr. Desirab e Unieuieui coruer Park und Union tils., off. r it at the lime appointed All taxe. on Re d E state fur the year let' p. m. Try our Milk Bread aud Roily, fresh hot and col I water, gas. furnace, etc. Also tune- 19 11. IZALDEN / ’ X U.V LTBROWN, 1 M paid before A pril 16, 1m94, will be advei in 1870. A. IL Jones, whom Mr. Bird sue- Farnum; hulled corn, a friend; candy, Mr. every day. me nt In tipear Block Bulb well situated for Drcss- RANKIN, sale. Office open front tf to 11 $(4 a m , 2l atu ing or pbrsielan's ofilce Apply to F. R. or C. L. A L L E N , 7 to x Saturday evenings ceeMYRTLE HOUSE, * 0ILF.T8 FOR MOURNING. | Hardware I ®*, o r e - Myrtle Street, Rockland Miss Alice Lee is visiting nt J. B. Steams’. It.E . M OORE. - Proprietor. Geo. W. Brown has returned frjm Boston. poctml St.;ii« Grief That Warm U «• it h e r .Muy Deve lo p . ■ ROOMS TO LET BY DAY OR WEEK « Harry Long of Youngtown is in Boston for I C. B. Watts has been in Union finishing MFAl.R AT ALL noVRR. ; a short visit. I jobs taken last Fall. The Eton jacket is too convenient to be come quickly obsolete and is used in many 7*Mon. cORlWrt with nil boata and tratna; fnra T9t. Mrs. Samuel Hannon of Ithaca, N. Y., is Mrs. Thayer of Massachusetts is visiting her of the sprint' cost nines for missesnnd young H. H. CRIE A, CO ., visiting her parents. son, Rev. IL E. Thayer. women. A French model of a m ourning I All the rooms in the Masonic Temple are Mrs. Dickinson of Waterville is visiting her gown is shown having un Eton jacket, al W ill G ive Special llargainsont now leased except two. parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Ik McIntyre. though it. seems rather too flippant a style for t lie appropriate expression of grief. The Parties are trying for a mail between Cam Rev. J.S. DcMott has been secured to de round bell skirt is trimmed wit h bias bands Bar Iron and Steel, Horse Shoes and TMiils, den and Simonton's Corner. liver the Memorial address in this town. of crape, and the jacket, which fcpeus ovei i Al. Martz has secured the services of R. A. J. Clemenls returned from Boston Wed BLACKSMITH’S STOCK AND TOOLS, Small for the season of ’94. nesday night, his sister returning with him. rrlpRe stock nnd Tri , Ship ( hHtidlery and Flfthennen’s (Joorln, Q om WESTERNTICKETS >'ahit«, OHe, N a lln Mrs. S. C. Young and daughter Abbie went Fourteen births, six marriages and eight , by boat Friday morning to Brewer. deaths are reported in town since Jan. 1st. 1-3=530 M a i n B o cR lnncl. 1V9 o OneWay and Round TripExcnrsions , S. Mero has had a crew removing the old The Ladies’ of Ivy Chapter, O. E. S., are at - wood work in the Bay View market. work each earning their dollar in different ALL ROUTES! I Camden is sure to he “ in it’’ July 4 with a ways to pay for their piano. ALL CLASSES AND PRICES! celebration which will he worth seeing. A door is being put in the northern end of L.IK K It IL a r l O l l K U . g®“Thrnu«h Sleeping Car, Io Chicago, St. Pam The Camden hoys would like to play hall the shoe factory to be used as an entrance and Minneapolis, All Pacific Coaet Points an.y NEW BRAIN AND NERVE TREATMENT. Southern California. / Fast Day in Camden with some good club. while the tower is being built,which will cover T im e Table* and nil In'orm ntlon FnrnlaliejM A A Nathaniel Gould has just finished an ell to the present main entrance. The German Specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Neivous Prostration, Me.i- on Application / Warren is talking electric railroad now and his house on Megunticook street, built by J. P. a'l Depression. Premature Old Age, Loss ot Power (in either sex), nnd A. S. BUZZELL, - Ticket Agei/t, telephone connection with other places. It French. all weaknesses. Involuntary Losses, caused by over ixertion of tin brain, Maine Central II. R., Rockland, I The doctors are having a fine time vaccinat looks as if we were entering on a shining era self abuses, etc. ing all who wish, free of expense. Nearly of municipal improvements and Waldoboro will 300 are down with it. have to begin to hustle to keep up with the J procession.—Waldoboro News. Schwartz & Small commenced putting up Treatm ent. Including M edicinu, Price $2.CO. the finish in Rose Bros, store, Wednesday 66 morning. It is fine work. s o u t h w a r r e n . G E R M A N M E D I C I N E C O M P A N Y Maine Central Railroad. F. L. Start says business at Lake City looks w a s .'tstBa*" 245 Trem ont St Boston., Ma Parlor Car between Rockland fin d Bottom several applications for hoard. W k Leslie Copeland lias gone to work with Pnaaenger Trains leave Knckhuid ns Israel Thorndike is building a nice veranda the fencing crew on the Maine Cenirnl. MOtTKNINO COSTUME. lqIIowa : on the front of his house on Knowlton street. n full crape vest, Is bordered with the wimo I 8:36 a. m. for Bath, Brur,«wick, Lcwlaton, Misses Hattie Walter and Zetta Jordan Augusta, Waterville, BangOr, 8t. John, Portland 'The work is being done by J. P. French. trimming. Tight crape cufT • extend to the 1 and Eoa.ou, arriving In Bouton at 4:30 p. in. Miss Alice J. French had a birthday party, have been visiting friends in Rockland. elbow, while erape epauleth fall over the Parlor car to Boston. 1 :35 p. m. lor Bath, Brunswick, Lewiston, Water Thursday evening, the attendants being nine John Studley has purchased a tine carriage pulf t hat form-1 he upper part of t hesleeve. Pimples, Blotches s vllle, Portland and Boston, arriving in Bouton at horse o f Addison Winslow of Waldoboro. Crape is still the orthodox material for I 0 .80 p. m. F o o d little misses, one for each year of her age. mourning, although it is so unserviceable a Trains arrive: Some of the members o f Geo. S. Cobb E. J. Jordan who has been visiting his Stull’. Woolen crape nnd crepoti ;, henrict- 10:60 a. rn. morning train from Portland, Lewiston post went to Rockland Friday evening to brother, A. R. Jordan, at Woolwich is at ta, serge, eamel’s hair and all dull finished ! and Old Sores and Waterville. home. black cloths are employed, while some I PRICKLY ASH, POKE ROOT 1:30 p. m. from Jftoeton, Portland, Lewiston The only substitute for m other’s milk attend a camp fire given by the Edwin Libby beautiful black silk erepons are shown J andBangor. Par.'# car from Boston. upon which Infants will grow strong, post. AND POTASSIUM Catarrh, Mciaria PAYSON TUCKER, Gen’i Manager. healthy uml vigorous. The best food PORT CLYDE. among the new spring goods, having a liar- | for invalids, Convalescents, Dyspep C. II. Messer has secured to help him in F. K. BDOTHBY, G. P. ft T A. tics and the Aged. Our book lor the row plain silk stripe, ora silk stripe with a ' W . L a W H IT E , D iv. Supt. instruct ion of mothers, his barber shop on the corner the services of sort of m illed elTect, or the goods, instead j Makes and Kidney Troubles The Port Clyde Dramatic Co. went to Glen- ••The Care and Feeding C. Card, formerly of the Thorndike Hotel of being striped, are sprinkled with plain ! mere Tuesday evening to assist in an enter silk flecks. For warm weather grenadine, 1 KfcBANGORS.S.OO of Infants,” shop. bSstok tainment in aid of the sidewalk fund of that nun’s veiling and plain black silk net may j Marvelous Cures w ill bo mulled tree to any address ' ’”A. A. Shute and Alvah Greenlaw are to also be used. Ample veils of the latter are SPR NC ARRANGEMENT upon Tequest, place. A good time is reported. open a carpenter shop in the building oc far better for summer wear than thesutb. earth. DOLIBER-OOODALE CO., Stephen Marshall who with his little girl eating crape, ones and an- quite as complete in Blood Poison AnEnDEEM, O .. Ju ly 21. 3891. Four Trips a Week to Boston. cupied by Bird \ Hosmer on Bay View M assas. Lippm an Bros., Savannah, Boston, Mass. has been boarding with his brother Louis m ourning. O n .: D ear Sir s —I bought a bottle of street. y o u r P. P. P. at Hot Springs.Ark. .and since the death of his wife, has resumed The custom of wearing bli.<,k lisse. or The degree of Master Mason was worked tulle ruchings next the neck and wrists is Rheumatism It tins dono ine more good than three For Boston, Monday", •Wednesdays, Thursday housekeeping, with Miss Annie Hodgkins of m onths’ tre a tm e n t a t t lie H ot S prings. and Saturdays at about rt:00 p. m. Friday evening in Amity Lodge on twocandi one* to be followed with caution, as the dye Bond Mire.- bottloil ' O. D. For Camden, Belfast, Searsport, Bucksport, Win Bucksport as housekeeper. is usually not f a s t in th o s e materials and is Respectfully yours, dates, after which a fish chowder was served g E and Scrofula JAH. M. NEW TON, terport, Enmnde? and Bangor, Tuesdays, The nimrods in this vicinity have been out apt to come off upon the skin under tho in Aberdeen, Brown County, 0. nesdays, Fridays and Saturdays at about 6:00 in the banquet room. fluence of w arm th or dampness. A fold of a. m., or upon arrival of steamer from Boston. in large force, hunting for that wild animal Capt. J. D. JolmNton. For Greo’a’s Landing, Swan’s Island, South West Officer Dyer bad a case in the cooler over dull china silk or a plaiting of silk net is a th e ___ recently seen by Thompson and Darling. Strength to weakened Harbor, North East Hurbor, Bar Harbor and night Tuesday and it cost the man Sio, and safer finish to adopt. ’ a.g iv in g tho patlpatient health anil ^testify wonder! Sorronto, Wednesdays and Saturdays, nt about Some think it an animal escaped from some A spring mourning toilet is shown made sickness, gloomy or I . I . 1. lor critptlona < •r the.skin. I fl .-OOu. m. he had only 65 cents, so they took a mortgage Jo llrst p re v a il,-1. , ^ ' l,7 r'!,l?..V.'!.r with an un- RETURNING TO ROCKLAND, menagerie, f fibers think it a red squirrel. of triple blood purifier in the world,and makes / FRED LOTHROP, Agent, Rockland. the merits of C0TT0LENE ? P er next week. cape accompanies the gown, the $vo lower positive, speedy and permanent cures S e q u in , T ex . , J a n u a ry 34, 3893. Miss Inez Marshall has returned to her in all cases. Messr s. Lippm an linos.. Savannah, ■ Q t M W AU8 PIN, Agent, Boston. h ap s you can guess why. The Sabbath School concert given at capes of cloth and the upper one of crape. 1 have tried your P. WILLIAM II. HILL. Gen.Man., Boston. Ga.: (/'■Htlenien— home in Auburn where she will remain for Brown’s hall Sunday evening demonstrated They are mounted on a yoke which is con Ladles whose syste p oisoned P. I’, for a dlseaso of th e sk in , usually i blood Is In an Im pure co n d i known ns skin cancer,of thirty years’ . the summer. Miss Marshall is a fine singer the need of our chapel. The hall was full to cealed by a cloth collar continued down the tion, due to menstrual Irregularities, standing, ami found great relief: It and will 1 e greatly missed by the choir girls. front edges of the cape in the form of crape are peculiarly benefited by ttio won purifies 1119 blood and removes all Ir- Str. FRANK JONES w t suffocation and large numbers had to go away derful tonic and blood cleansing prop Portland. Mt. Desert & M achias S.8. Co revel's. The bonnet, with its trimming and J. II. Gould and wife entertained company erties of P. P- P Prickly Ash, Poke Service Resumed March 2 2 , 1894 and this notwithstanding a meeting w-as also strings, is of crape and ban a ruching of Root and Potassium. ( whist) Tuesday evening. Mrs. J. N. Fowler white crape beneath the close brim. ONE ROUND TRIP A WEEK. held at the schoolhouse the same evening. 8PRINOFIELD, M o., Aug. 11th, 1^99. Ask the grocer who attempts sub and C. E. Adams won the first prize, and Mrs. J L’PIC CllOLLET. —I can apeak in the highest terms of Leaving Rockland Thursdays, at 6 :00 p. m. your medicine from my own personal on arrival of the train leaving Boston a t9 :00 a, stitution, why he tries to sell an W. V. Lane and G.*'G. Crane the booby. knowledge. 1 was affected wit h heart for all landings, arriving nt B ir Harbor nt 2:00 SOUTH UNION. FOR USE AND ORNAMENT. disease, pleurisy and rheumatism tor Jeave at 6 :00 a. m., arrive at Muchlosport at imitation when people call for After whist a fine supper was served. 35 years, was treated by the very best that pure, palatable and popular A Doll Bonbon Box That Only Costa S3 physicians aim spent hundreds of dol ling, leave Machlasport on Mondays a A party of seven of our singers attended the Frank Hart is home from Rockland on a lars, tried every known remedy with bgok on Blood Diseases Maned Free. vegetable shortening, C0TT0- o r SI. out finding relief. I have only taken • at Bur Hurbor at 2.00 p. in., Rockland rehearsal of the Rockland Philharmonic Soc visit. one bottle of your P. P. P., and can ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT. Passengers may remain aboard the LEHE ? P eri ta p s y o u can guess. The source of decorative novelties seems cheerfully say it has done me more bver night iety, Wednesday eve. They were the following John Fossett has began work as depot good than anything I have overtaken. fcting trains from and to nil points on the to be unfailing. Every mont h brings out I can recommend your medicine to ull LIPPMAN BROS. JR. and Boston ft Maine arrive at Rockland James R. Small, Misses Leila Bucklin, Marian master. on the fancy counters of the shops a fresh sullerers ol the above disensos. PROPRIETORS, . in. for eastward trip, nnd leave Rockland assortment of small articles more or less MRS. M. M. YEARY. Kelley, Jessie Lewis, Myrtle French, Inez S. W. Jones spent part of the week in Springfield, Green County, Mo. fdppinnn'N Block,Suvuunnli, Ga . m. from westward trip. BW? useful and ornamental. (>1 »f the latest 3 to be Increased later In the season, Marshall and Lena Cleveland. Rockland. 9 of which will be given. things is a fiat pocket pin. ler, made of The new store is nearly completed—one of P aybon T u c k e r . V. P. & Gen’I Manager. Providence, R. I., April 4—While the brown silk, in im itation of tin- fiat side of F E. Bo o t h b y . G. P. & T A the finest in Knox Co. a chestnut and rather larger than the Span Why should not YOU use COT- drama, “The Lost Child,’’was being presented TOLENE, instead of Lard for all at Iron Hall, Olneyvillt, by the young peopk Mr. Goulding and crew have begun on the nalhaven di Rockland Steamboat Co cooking purposes? It has the f St. Mary’s Catholic church last evening, a frame of Capt. Charles Harding’s barn. <) tlio Judge oftPiobalc inland for tin County Mr. and Mrs. George Gonia have returned f Knox. SPRING : ARRANGEMENT! highest possible endorsement; •lire broke out in the barber shop directly un undersigned, guardian of Charles M Robin to Waterville where Mr. Gonia has work. son, m inor beir 1 state 0 $150,000. untary testimonials prove tho virtues of Dr. in Rockland, in ouid County, thal a llp reom. hit. 1 said deceased for uJ- w am . : • ; lie gives his aunt Charlotte J. Thomas of Miles’ Restorative Nervine. lamp shades are not satisfactory on the esied may attend at a I'r.-bule Court to be held w ('lini.lil.li, That notice thereof be given, three Whole, how ever, as 1 hey are too flimsy to be Rockland on the tbiid Tu« mluy of A piil next, wee s successive y In T ill: ( • . i n n h-Ga z i t i k , LE BRUN’S; Portland, Me., $10,000. A lew other t Alonzo Barker,of Clinton, N. Y., writes: and nbow cause, if ury they bate, why the aai-; \Fills the Bill. wii- so ullliete I with extreme nervoukiiv - dm trusted in th e neighborhood of fire. printed In R. . k and, in subl . un ty , that a I p< rsona | bequests are made ami the rest of his estate 1 was on tbe verge of insanity. My bunds ttetn il. approved int.-icatcd may attend a a J rebate - ouit to be he leaves to his father Edward H. Thomas bled so that 1 conbl scarcely feed myself. I med ; A doll bonbon box is a rather attractive ullm t the u ll and t« stum enl < f the de- held ut Rod I .nd, on the third 'Tuesday of April and his uncle George A. Thomas of Portland, twelve b 4des of Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervine, uqv. Ity wbh 1., trivial 11s it may seem, sells next, and sh<-w cutis-, if any they have, why th e AS A P K t and was cured. It is with pleasure I reconmgiUd a t between and $4. 'The foundation is a C. E. MEBERVEY, Judg. said account should not be a lowed I Me. this wonderful remedy for nervous troubles.’’ ME ERVEY, Judge. •• I had been a great sufferer from chronic rather tail, round box, to tin- lid of which E dw ahu K. GOLl.D, Kegist copy, ■Attest : headicho until I begun, about four mouths ugo, Is fastened the upper half of a doll’s body, 12-14 E u w .lltll K G o l i.d , Regis N e w Y o r k , April 3—The wedding of ' to uae Dr M tes* Ke-torutivu Nervine amlPil! . with head and urms complete. The skirt i Miss Elizabeth Fish, (laughter of Nicholas since which time 1 have not hud a headache. is secured to the waist of the doll and is treated without >UNTY-Iu Court of Probate Id at Several <>f tay friends uro using Dr. Miles’ R.,-m- ' Fish and Robert Burnside Potter, son of the made just thu light leugih und circumfer land o h lb o third Tuesdav of Mur.-b, 1894. Agent Rock laud | j late General Robert Burnside Potter, took . I ihem .ti I did. to hem FISTULA A e. Haititain histiumcnl,instiun-tnl, pnrportii giog Io be the lastI you e.laiu* for them-”—Mrs. Mary Kister, J. >.- ence to cover the box when the lid is on. from busta.as, ulao all oil -1 d'aet.sca of R. c’aiu. wi I und I- Stan .I t - f W izard h- bbins. late niece at noop today at the 53 Irving place. Angelas, <* 1!. These dolls are dressed in various styles— Core guar .nte. J . RDBER'I* M READ M D, I'nion. in said county, having been presented fur ! J he ceremony was performed by Bishop Pot W. 11 Cup well, editor Tribune. Plymouth. Pu . lla n u e d 1*76), N o 1 T r v n io iit S tr e e t K..»- one in gray, as a Quaker, with a silk bonnet to ii. C mu* Ktlou r>ee I for pamphlet ELECTRIC TELEPHONE ter. writes : “ My w ife was cured of btek beml . t (luiil-.ltl.p. That notice tla-r.of be given, three T o b a c c o muny years’ standing by the use of D r Mil-.-. and a kerchief; another in lace and muslin, W i.fr Mi, , w h t y, il) I I),. ( ’Ol 111 l l< G AZl I 1 Restorative Nervine. She has recommended ii n with a h.it i::.d a tiny I u-het of flowers. 1-rlul. -I in ho. k ..ml in -aid eounly. tbut ad m i»oa« ! BkiDt.EioKi, C o n n , April 3—Alfred Abbott, her I Heads, ami they ull prutbc it highly ” The prettiesi are the “folly” costumes of : . PILES Interested may attend utu Irobal. <’..uil 1 be bed a farmer, was burned to death today while Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervine is sold by T’ at Ito. ». and, on III. third T u .a.lay of A pril druggists on a positive guarantee, or sent «lit - satin and ribbons, hung with little bell*. I next, und show cause, if any they have, why tho satisfii tr y ti m e . I driving to his home in Easton. He was by tho Dr. Mile* Medical Co, Elkhart. 1ml . u The dress is in two colors, of course, black aid instrument should not be proved, apnrov- d : seized with an attack of apoplexy ami while receipt of price, SI per bottle, six bottles f<>; and orange, bine and white, and turquoi*e Yen, Wi. ow Urey Cough id uRi the wi 1 of mi ss nti,i the j interesting facts: TIIE TREATMENT I'Olt ItOTII IR wife enables her to hear many things of hue’s grocery store. Nature v .511 or allow tbe ’ logging of lhe pores HARD WOOD KENT. Bvoldiitice of un nir of n.nliirily. Itinn The Ilome came to bean Istahlished fact 1 „ , , . , , to continue iong, hence, . g ir ls ill If overwork sprains your ancle, It will also sprain great mistake to put thick in a very simply way. Rev. JjS . Moody after Rrcat'M erest, and people are always curious Capt. Richard K. Snow is confi ’ ! to h.s Inflammation, jaiii, swelling nnd fetlncss, your stomach. A stomach that won’t digest Its 1 Bilka and sat ins mid sm other the situplici- a year's ministry in this section, devoting his ,0 ,alk wi,h hcr' Aa she '« s“re to relate home al Bay View by illness. Inter pus or mailer forms, breaks or is <», ..erl, j energies largely to the cause of childhood, I facts just as they are, it makes her the plug comes out ami the pore Is once, more P e r C o rd , food Is sprained. It needs rest. T. W. Flanagan, formerly f this city, is a Tho work of your stomach Is to digest jour food, j ; saw the need of some shelter for orphans and | tion all the more important. free. $5 D eliv ered . member of Gilligan A Managan, monument principally album* nous food. Olio way to rest It neglected children of both sexes. He found , The ? tin ids of th ese pores In th* lac® I many litjle ones, half orphans or the children Mrs. Rev. W. It. Worthing, of West would be to eat nothing at all. Another would be I dealers, Niantic, R. I. is liable to hu ome j of divorced parents, left to the care of irres- Berlin, Vt., is a most charming and estimable Clogged by neglect < to cat fo^d that Is predigestd. Pnskoln is a food • | ponsible and dissolute guardians, hoarded out Walter G. Martin, manager of the Maine of this kind. lady. She has lately been besieged to such for a nominal sum, with all sorts of people, Manufacturing Company, contemplates mov Your healthy stomach does not digest starch an extent regarding a certain incident, that 1 growing up in vice and ignorance. To pro- ing to Boston in a few days. W hat Cures Pimples? food, It merely acts as a receiving stntIon to paws it she writes the following letter for the public , tect and save them if possible—to themselves dial le preventive and cure, V ery N ice on to the duodenum; but when a sprained dyspep i and to society, to bring up any orphan chil- benefit: Philip P. I toward, at present studying law tic stomach receives any half digested starch food a no; due to o u st it ut ional hum o r, is I dren that might need a home, nnd to receive "Last March 1 had the grippe which left with E. K. Gould, has been nominated by I chemical action Is set up which causes all the well J others as boarders when death or other ad- ! known symptoms of dyspepsia. my Stomach in such a condition that it Gov. Cleaves Justice of the Peace and Quorum. verse circumstances should break up their Miss Nettie Crockett has returned home Cuticura Soap. PRESSED HAY You must eat. A sick stomach may need weeks home these were the ever-present and would not digest anything, I could not eat of rest. The only way to rest it and live, is to take urgent arguments for a Children’s home in I even baby food without the greatest distress. from an extended visit in Brooklyn, where It co n tain s a m ild p ro p o rtio n o f Cl*TTCURA, Pnskoln. this locality. she has been the guest of Miss Lulu Bennett. tbe great Skin fi re. which enables it to dissolve Ordinary food will never make you fat while you My nerves were in a fearfully weak condition, tbe sebaceous or oily matter as it fonns at the The first money towards such an object was P e r T o n . have a sick stomneh. Pnskoln will. , and I could sleep hut little. I was also full l he R. A. Y. Whist club meets next Thurs mouths of tbe pores. $15.50 ' hf' . r ^ ' 1’ of “ le,e‘ure Kivcn !" 'Lhe Church of rheumatism fr. Pnskoln Is a natural starch food, made of the day evening with the M’sses Jameson, War It stimulates the sluggish glands and tubes to ot the Redeemer, at Sorrento, rn the summer head to foot, and ached finest and purest Hours, artificially digested. It of 1892. The amount was thirty dollars. In j “"’*“"5' n'Rht and day. ren street. The regular meeting night has healthy activity, reduces inflammation, soothes contains also vegetable ferments which aid the and heals irritated mid roughened surfaces and September of the same year, the well known J “ • was in a terrible state and feared I been changed from Monday to Thursday. stom ach In Its digestion ot other food. Starch is restores the skin to its original purity. Stackpole house, situated in the heart of the should never get well. I tri. d physicians Important food. You can live wlthou. W. J. Perry and wife have gone to Salem Tills is the secret of its wonderfulsucresa. city, with accommodations for thirty-five i i • i . . i .» • fats ullage her, but you can’t live without Starch a1 children, was purchased at a cost of forty- ! *' >"■ better. Having and Boston on a week’s pleasure trip. They For bad complexions, red, rough bands and alt. nine hundred dollars. This was the get of a , ,'earr. Shore Fisheries, to succeed Dr. E. W. Gould You can tell better by fl9-Ordera promptly filled. Telephone connectlo? , at so reasonable a cost, 'i'he children’s Hanlon, is now in charge of the house. An Greene’s Nervura blood and nerve remedy is | clothing shown this season is remarkably advisory board of the representative women of Thomaston. This appointment, says the of the city was formed and they have rend- ' *)est because it is purely vegetable and A. J. 1 pretty, and much of it is inexpensive. Blue Portland Advertiser, will give general satis Sold by all deal^ BIRD & CO., 1 ^ ered efficient help during this first year. That harmless and always cures. or pink and white striped lawn waists, faction for various reasons. In the first place board is made up It is lhe discovery of our most successful this officer should be a resident of Portland, JNO. FINZER & BR Mrs. Laura Bird hm Clara Farwell specialist in curing nervous and chronic dis H. 0- GURDY & C( Mrs. Aaron Howes iss Rebecca Ludwig and in the second place Mr. Whitten is prob LOUISVILLE, KY. Mrs. Henry Pearson rs E. G. Shields, riecy. eases, Dr. Greene, of 34 Temple Place, Bos Mrs. E. 8. Farwell s. Mary Norton ably better fitted to satisfactorily discharge — DEALBUS IN— ton, Mass. He charges nothing for consulta Mrs. 8. M. Veuzle s. A ..I. Crockett the duties of the office than any man in the Mrs Wm O. Low s. C. M. Kalloch tion, either personally or by letter. If you Mrs. George Case rt A . 8 . Klee. State. Not only has Mr. Whitten had long C O A L live too far to call, write him. Of i The management have been in receipt of experience 111 the fish business, hut he has numerous gifts from this city and other places SUDDEN INSANITY. also taken a great interest in promoting the • ------W O O L IK ' for which they are truely grateful. I he i gifts or a portion of them have been an fishing interests of Maine. Long and fitted for the atovo. A Well Known Quarryman Becomes He has made the subject a study for so nounced through these columns from time o Crazy and Taken to A ugusta Lime, Cement and Plastering Haii time. long that he is a recognized authority upon GKOOKKTE8, PBOV1BION8, The cosh receipts include among the nu re Daniel A. Anderson, a well-known quarry- it. He has several times been summoned important items the following: Wm. before the United States Commission to testi K L O T jn A.7M 3ZJ F E E L Cochran, New York citv, $6oo; Mr.-. \\ - man residing on Pleasant street, was taken to Prompt attention to orders by telephone c liam F. Cochran, New York city, $8;:o; J; ». the insane hospital, Augusta. Friday morn fy about the Maine fisheries and he has also therw Iso. Mrs. French says: All my life I have M. Constable, endowment, New York, Sio> ; been before the Committee on Fisheries in been troubled with a ...... kiml of ing. No. I Camden St., Rockland Me. Misses Campbell, New York city, $icu; Re/. Anderson exhibited the first signs of in Congress. He lias many times been asked B a d H u m o r . C. IL Green, D. D., New York .ity, en to give his views on the subject of fisheries in dowment fund, $ioo; thank ollering, for e - sanity 'I’hursday morning when he visited And have all It would appear in form of ringworms the leading New England newspapers and 011 my Wrists and Hands. Some years penses, S300; thank offering, endowment several places of business along the street, fund, 5200: Italian party at Sorrento, 54S* 5 what he has had to say has invariably been of the . . ago it at tacked my Nails, and completely li acting and talking very queerly. His mania destroyed them all. Lust, spring I was harp concert at Univcrsalist church, to.p. .. I seelne«l to centre upon the subject of sacri- read with the greatest interest by men en Leading \ l h e total cash receipts were $4,233 ob; '• • - 1 prostrated with Lu Grippe, general de fices and in one instance a prominent lime gaged in the business. He is regarded as one bility, lance due, 534.48. Groceries alon -s house $469.47. manufacturer was summoned from his office of the most influential men in New England P f fl C Z s ! B ra nd s:. W eakness of Bowels, The house has no trust funds ncr pledg 1 and told by Anderson that he was to be made on this subject and his appointment to this A . F. Crockett &. Co. an.l heart trouble. Owing Io my age, income. They have had to depend up« a the subject of a sacrifice. responsible place will everywhere be recog LITTLE GIRL’S SUMMER FROCK, voluntary gifts, collections &nd entertaininci s Yluguifirent, I friends thought my time had come, but During the day Anderson visited the nized as entirely just and wise. j I got a hottie of trimmed with rullles ami wide collars, may to meet the ever-increasing expenses. I n s l*ill«bu' be bought to go with littlo boys’ fancy far they have been enabled, through Western Union telegraph office where he re He will have general supervision of mat — DEALBUS Ut— suits, beddts the usual white embroidered ' generosity of a few friends to pay tin inoii peated his queer manoeuvres. He covered ters relating to the sea and shore fisheries of FoW t. ones, while the suits themselves are shown ly bills of salaries and supplies. Tb blank after blank with writing only to destroy Maine and will enter un the discharge of his in black, blue and drab, trimmed with tution has evidently met a serious want. a St , braid, the jacket being made short enough endowment fund is already started, small o ; them at the conclusion. Finally he seemed duties thoroughly convers nt with the work < C O A L — . nanas SARSAPARILLA J to allow the light waist to appear below it. he sure, only SiofX), hut capable of rap 1 seized with an inspiration and handed to he is reejuired to do. I'.oyul ■ White lawn aprons ruffled around the accumulation if the citizens of the state ai 1 Manager Uastner a telegram that appeared to 1 )r. Gould’s term has been filled with useful Western _ j and fooled them all by improving rap- ' arm holes and with ribbons run through friends at a distance will assist, l he appt .1 suit him. It was directed to Grover Cleve- j and efficient service. Everybody in this sec { idly. W hen I had Ihiitdicd tin- third ! embroidered beading about the low neck for this endowment fund suggests s* vei d C. & I*. I bottle all humor bad left me, and 1 hud and tied in hows on t he shoulder.-are a nov ways of contributing. One thousand doll; s land and containe*! a warning for the Presi- 5 tion of the state will regret to see him retire. Mroken, Stove, Egg, I as lino a set of linger nails as any young elty for small girls, while the display of at six per cent will support a child annual)/. | dent to leave the White House. | Coronet. I lady. All the other troubles tlisap- j frocks and coats for very little people is Gifts of one or two hundred dollars r Manager < astner saw that something was j N ew York, April 2.—Business here is Il'u rilH u , Anil Kmiikiin Coa' j peared, and 1 am now perfectly well. I dainty in the extreme. There are line ging- smaller amounts can he combined into an at fault hut to appease Anderson made a pre« I dull, nothing moving. The foreign trade is ' ham dre-ses mounted on a white eiubraid- amount sufficient to purchase a thousand dol not what it ought to be. There are 22 ships ’ a A, Dana’s Saved my Life. ' ered yoke, with a bertha of while embroid- lar bond. tense of sending the despatch. Instead he | One y earafter w riting the above Mrs. ! ery falling over the sleeves; charming, old Plans have been drawn for an addition to destroyed it. In the meantime a number of , and 2b barks here that I know of with absolute IL II. U. ti Co., | French -ays: 1 am perfectly well, and j fashioned little gownsof whit * corded nain the house, containing school room, gyin- complaints were entered to the police author- | ly no prospect of business in the near future. A. F. CROCKETT A CO I able to do all my washing and ironing, sook sprinkled with tiny colored flowers ( nasinm, a play room, large dormitory, sick The following fleet is looking for charters Pane/ 1‘uteut, | thanks to Dana’s .Sarsaparilla. Mrs. ities and along towards evening he was ar- : 1 und m ade with full bodice kirt and sleeves j room and other necessary facilities. T his can with W, R. Grace A: Co,: Crockett Block, French is 90 years old. ’ and a wide nainsook sash; white1 i.tn. Marseilk |,e creclc(j for $2500 an,I prove of incalculable rested and taken to the station. Here he I MugniUeent. Ships—General Knox, Libby, T homaston; , North End, Rockland. h Another Dana Victory. ! coats, with capes, both trimmed with wide benefit. It is needed already. was visited by his relatives and after a con- ' ’ embroidery, and etherealized sunbonnets, sultation it was thought advisable to send him I Edward O’Brien, Taylor, I homasfon; Wan- ! Pleasn call ' w ry perky in t h e crown and flaring in the deriug Jew, Nichols, Rockport. write for T j brim and prettily embroidered. A beauti- to the asylum for treatment. Accompanied J 1 A tso hat Mrs. Eliza Kalloch, a smart old lady of | tiful dress for a 4-year-old child is of bright by M. 11. Nash and Jere Murphy, who were j Bari, ftdolph G’Brig, < arleton, Rockport. f large red cnslnnere. It is gathered into a t ticked 82 years, has made a barrel of soap and Barkentiue Addie Morrill, Andrews, Rock- | USE MISS BEECHER’S to have care of him during the journey, he left , CORN I yoke of the same material and has very full ; cleaned and papered her pantry and bed- on the noon train. port. L A D IE S DO YOU KNOW Hair and W hiske r Dyt gathered into a bund at the wri room, besides attending to Schooners—Helen L. Martin, Fountain, | ME/ Full epaulets of cashmere, finely embroid Mr. Anderson has always been a steady, DR. FELIX LE BRUN'S spring. 'Thomaston; Hattie C. Luce, Parry, Rock 1 OL’HfS IILilU *. »tl. 1CK ered with white silk on the edge, hang ov» 1 industrious workman and though very quiet And I the should* rs. in his demeanor was prominent among his port; Julia T. Carleton, Wall, Rockport; 1 *•. ** Whole* I fushiou of dressing very little girl- STEEL p!D PEUHYHBrHL PILLS T here is more C itarrb in this set lion of the fellow workmen. When the quarrymen’s Edwin S. Stearns, Heal, Rockport. FEED. are t hi ml and only FUESHH. sufo .1' tb? vari* ■» ' in short sleeved and low necked frocks, ai country than mi! other ditctts-? put together,and How dull thiugs are can be gathered by | liable rk»*t. Pdcxjil.UU; r. 1 .ran.m cvi 1 Kust during warm weather, has again conn until the Lo>t lew yests were buppohtd to be in union was formed about a year ago, he was luuil. nly by tl 1 utUa and lhe uround. It is i harm ing to see the soft lit cur uh e. For a great mauy y ears dot torn pro elected its president. He is an Odd Fellow, looking over this list, which represents only 1 W. U. Kit Agent, Kock 1 uounced it u local di'-eape, and prescribed local one ship brokerage firm, and then consider- j A TI” , tie necks and rrins uncovered, but gown- Mason and a member of the Improved Order ! m ade in th at st vie ought always to be pro runedieb and by constantly tailing to cure with UNION Due of (he fint’tft luring In local featmem pronounced it incurable Science of Red Men. It is hoped and believe 1 that ing that there are a great many such firms, L'ulou I* olhrctl for auk. About I vided with ag limpe, to be xuljusti d at the has proven cun.rrb Ur be a com titud >ual dis- all Irving to make charters. FARM t<0 ut-roa. lSuilthutf* tu i first hint of dampness or falling his condition may he only temporary. ea*e und therefore reqnhci c nstitutioos’ treat, Yesterday George E. Wallace of ship J. B. , FOR Apt J.', ,».•!.» u .1 For Saleon C hestnut street, ture. An illustration is given of u frock meat. UuilS ('atarrh Cure manufactured by plum trees; 6 uere» wood, 16 > made of blue and white figured nainsook. WasiunotoN, April 5.—Forty-nine fourth- Walker called. The vessel is loaded with | SALE. aeriA niMt.urttgo, good w ell. Rookland, Me F J. Cbecev A Co., Toledo Ohi i, is tbe only Be. u liul ioeu'iuU, 6 lutnuU • It is mounted in box plaits on the pointed vunsuivtional cure no tbe n Ret. it is taken class postmaster* were appointed today, (if coal a l Baltimore for San Fraututco,cou*igucd walk from r.llroaddepji Ouiou from 10 ops to a te&spoou- loke, which is made of bauds of blue and these 31 were to till vacancies caused by res to J. W. Grace A: Co., and in command of j CHAS. T. SI 1m ihu terminus of (ho Gtorve* while insertion und surrounded by a rutUe tub L acts directly on the God and mucous Volley Kutlroad and llio Lokii Store 295J and 297 Mai if embroidery to match. Blii" ribbons ore suriuua of the t>yt>iein. I y tflvr one huo- ignations, seventeen iy removals and one by Capt. Wallace’s sou. will boom tl.ia »ea«ou. The dred dollars lor any ca»e it tails tu cure, eud property will be aold fastened at the under arm stums and lied lor circulars and tesHornnlaly. Address death. Among thcchauges were: 1!.' lv c ,.j■ at captains coijLi B * ^ ^ h; Widow Grey CouS wuln lor i Further ’* •* purltci in a bow ut the back, and blue bows adorn W bi li F J CHKNBY & CO , rokd- Maine—Freedom, J. L. Julies, vice H. L. H-’B> ;;....1 time here, there large ut lhe shoulder's. J UWC C'HOLLLT Uulou, Maine. t^*8old by Druggists, 76c. KilgoreAresigucd. tiUinbei Hom that t«wn. L. Is Perleotiou Its1 TTTE ROCRLW D COtTRrRR-pAZRTTE: TUESDAY. APRIL 10.1891.
WAPREN. VINALHAVEN.
Gleason Young is expecting a load of coal, There arc 250 farms on the island. and is getting his scones in trim. The ladies are taking an interest in the Does Y our Horse Act T ired and La z y D \V. H. Whitney of Hotel Warren is at pocket rumsellers about town. Solon on business fora few .’ays. He is ex The Co-opefative Co. is at work cutting pected home today. man-hole stones f--r New York parties. Rev. J, E. DeMott's s -n who is at college, div Black Capt. Pendleton of the Central Hotel has . supplied the pulpit here Sunday, at the Cong’l shucked 25,000 dams during the past year. church, giving his hearers a fine sermon. Deacon Wm. Roberts is helping George We learn that parties are soon to open a Ginn.....__ on Green’s Island, or New Eitinland, as \tORSt RmOVfrtOR H e a l i n g boarding house over Mrs. T. IE Morton’s | it is now called, store. It will be a great convenience to Dr. Smith had a call to Matinicus Wednes- { ami note the effect. Itt Ima than nnr werk hr trill ft A N O many. • lay hut owing to a press of business was , In 1839, April 9th, the snow was so deep obliged to refuse. FEEL BETTER, LOOK BETTER, AND DRIVE EASIER AND FASTER. and covered by crust that people drove over The subject chosen by Elder Sidelinger • (Larger .« r ’. r other t ',«t -n. train, Sunday noon. day. Nearly the same corps o f teachers is lage school room April 27 at one o'clock l*. M. Capt. II. Thorndike left for Buffalo this The old Eager bouse. Main street has been employed. The citizens of Vinalhaven are morning. sold to partiesin town for S i500. At last the craze has -truck this place of justly proud of her school system. raising a dollar by the ladies. Some are Mrs. Capt. Harvey Mills came from B >ston Alt Martz’ company opens the season April The paperhangers are going to decorate doing it by sewing, washing, selling cards, the ceiling of Coombs’ barber shop. By the Saturday. 28 in the Opera House, Rockport. cornbalR and last hut not least pickled ale- Sole at way we have just discovered that hard times Frank Washburn went to Waterviib Sat Fred Atinls finished unloading schooner wives, all fora worthy object. Melissa A. Willey, Saturday noon. does not effect the business of the paper urday for a few days Ivy Chapter, Order Eastern Star, conferred hangers, as by “ going to the wall ” his busi Dr. J. E. Walker and wife returned from Manager Fane tells us he has had letters the degrees on two perrons. Friday evening. ness improves. from a “ Humptv Duinptv’’ Co., for a date in Portland Saturday night. From the voices heard 111 the street, accom We understand that sonic one in town has Mrs. J. A. Kalcr of Waldoboro has been May. panied by their new piano, we should judge been using the U. S. mails for illegal purposes visiting her daughter, Mrs. Milton Lawrv. A. B. Gould, who has been spending the they must have had a good time. and that the parties interested requested that The incandescent light on Beechwood street winter in Mass., returned home Saturday Gilbert Scidensparker, while at work in a government inspector be sent here to look For Household, has been removed and an arc light put n its morning. Mcl.oon & Stover’s quarry Friday, was in the matter up. This is a serious affair, and place. Trading schooner Edith A Ethel, Capt. jured by the fall of a hank of earth which if the guilty party is found it means a retire Dairy, 'Fabio, Kitchen, J. B. Howard of Rockland, one of the Chandler Webb, arrive i Saturday from a come down upon him, breaking both bones ment from the world for a few years. E. B. Hastings’ cicnt hustlers of the C. A; K. W ater ttip among the islands. in one leg quite badly last Friday. The “ W. 14 ” (Hub still enjoy the knowl Everything. in town Saturday inspecting water pipes. \lf Martz tells us he has his company edge that none of the uninitiated know the G. B. Mathews and Harry Shi files made -le up for the season of '94, and route meaning of their letter and number. The Saturday ' arrange-! to the middle of July. Candy Pullers say that the “ W.” stands for flying trip home, arriving KAZORVILLE. TE N A N T ’S H ARBOR. UN1O N. night and leaving Sunday morning tor I. Work on the postoffice in the < )pera House the “ Winsom” Club. A young lady sMid it will commence this week, and will be . . , , might mean the “ Winning W ons” but fears iston. • Ggood <’ -llins lost nice thoroughbred lt tjle ji|u5ion wpj |,c dispelled, when they Sch. I. L. Meservey is - bartered to load Walter Morton is visiting in Friendship. - Right Excellent W. S. Hinklev D .D .G .1 1.1’ pleted as soon as possible. Jersey cow last week. paving for New York for Booth Bros. p’av the base ball nine East Day. We under- The band boys’ dance was well attended W e are offering some of the of the sixth district will make an official visitpo E. E. Boynton and W. I). Knowlton who I rank Studley of Stickney’s Corner was stand that one o f the young ladies at the J. C. Pillsbury of Portland was in town Saturday evening. Keystone Chapter in Camden next W e d n e s have been visiting in Washington. I ». C., here 11. Mr. Lewis, who takes care of the works, says Vacation Trips fluently. it is the first time he ever knew the wind to FtH THOMASTON. rock the church tower enough to stop the NORTH WASHINGTON. 46-in.wide very fine India Twill clock. h T homaston, April 7—At about David Ward well received by schooner FREE! Geo. Wellington of W. Appleton has been o n ly 7 0 c a,yard, sold ev L this morning tire was discovered in Cornelius Soule a large block o f basket white in town. , Drew’s house on the Ballyhack oak, which he cut while in Virginia last I h e R o c k l a n d D a il y S u n announces Five Summer Vacation Sociable at Chas. Savage’s Wednesday erywhere for $1.00. 'he dwelling together with the stable winter. lie has been offered S20 for the night—good time reported. CLOSING OUT buildings were completely destroyed, I rips, which it will give away to the live persons receivimr the stick in the rough. Rosa Grotten is at work for Mrs. Robert 1 •eakfast tire had been started only a Sch. Chas. McDonald, owned by Capt. highest number of ballots. The contest is open now, anti will dost; Mooers, Washington Mills. le when a strong odor of smoke was Geo.. Decrow, heeled off from the wharf dur My Large Stock of Goods itt noon Wednesday, August 1st, 1894. II. E. Cunningham has gone to Salem,' fli.in. fine Black Henrietta for pnd the building was discovered on ing the storm, and was badly bilged. She Mass., on a visit, and will also visit friends in efective flue was the probable cause will have to he taken out on the railway at Lowell. hi Rockland for repairs. Iii eacli day's issue of w i l l l»<* iMr. Drew succeeded saving a p >rti«m of T H E SUN Miss Mabel Nash has employment at the this sale only S O c a y a rd . ^furniture a n d the cattle, but a sum of Rev. F. M. Preble was to exchange with printed a Coupon, to lx* filled out tvitli Westboro Insane Asylum and will go there _ ey and all his j pers were lost. 1 be Rev. Mr. Newcombe of Thomaston Sun in a few days. CROCKERY This is the best value ever total loss is in the neighborhood of Siooo. day, but owing to the storm they both were flie n a m e o f flie person to be voted for. H e carried $950 m the Royal Insurance delayed, and met in Rockland and both at Cut oul flie coupon daily. At a wood chopping bee at II. Turner’s a Company, Cochran, Baker A: < ross of Rock tended the Universalist church. tree fell on I.in Jones bruising one of his legs offered in Dress Goods. land agents. The insurance was distributed badly. It was a narrow escape for him. INJURED BY IE E. Capen, proprietor of the Bay View, The contest will he open to any person in Knox, Lincoln, Waldo as follows: On dwelling, S500; furniture, came home Saturday from a trip to Deer $300; stable, S i50. Island, Moose Head Fake, where he has been and Hancock counties. NORTH WALDOBORO. FIRE, George Conners is home on a visit, he is trouting. He brought with him a big string All these trips start from Rockland and will he lh'st-class in every now engaged at his trade in Calais Maine. of trout, the largest weighing 5 pounds. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Welt were in Rockland Things hustled in Bern’s shipyard the respect, with parlor cars, diners and all the luxuries of modern travel. last week. SMOKE AND Colored Dress Goods. PLEASANT POINT past week. Two cargoes of hard pine and Every expense is paid by T h e S u n , including travel, meals, hotels, Ed Shuman is doing quite a business clip one of white oak frame for the first vessel ping horses. 10 pcs. all (olors. all wool T ri have arrived and Saturday afternoon schooner transfers, carriage drives at all points of interest where stops are WATER Kobt. Stone is on the sick list this week. I. J. Mank and Frank Shuman are cooper Majestic discharged a cargo of ship knees at made, etc., etc. Full and complete particulars of each trip will he ing for W. Burnheimer, cots, 40 inches wide, never Alden Seavey is at work on Morse’s Island. the salt wharf. -A T SUCH----- Miss Ethel Thompson is visiting at St. furnished at this office. Isaac Overlock has moved his family from E. E. Hosmer who has been in Vinalhaven Jeflerson to his house here. eold for less than 50c, now ’George. the past week came home yesterday noon, The trips will begin shortly after August 1st and can he arranged Mrs. Lester Starrett is spending the week lie reports securing a number of shareholders Alden Burnheimer’s mill is shut down for a at East Friendship. and expects to go back in a short time with generally to suit the convenience,of the successful contestants. few days on account of a broken saw T\ SACRIFICE PRICES £ S 0 c a y ard. ■ Capt. Thus. < 'hadwick has returned from the officers of the Camden Loan A: Building William Wellman has sold the place known his trip to New York. Association ami make several loans. Mr. as the Benjamin Cushman place to 'Thomas Burns. That everybody will want to buy. You know Judson Maloney has sold his house on Hosmer sol-1 about 400 shares this trip. Specially Notice. Gay’s Island to Capt. Watts of Thomaston. Janies R. Small, who has been engaged to Maple Grange met at W. K. Walters’ 1 burs- 1 what my Block consists of. Call and get a pcs. colored Cashmere, all travel with Alf Martz the coming season, is Desiring that the Excursions be distributed and not voted into day evening and conferred two degrees upon three candidates. bargain. one of our best known young men anil one of any one town, I iie S i n makes a special rule that only one Excur wool, 40 inches wide, only our most talented musicians, lie will play the tuba in the band, bass viol in the orches sion shall be awarded in any single city or town. APPLETON. tra, and his magnificent bass voice will also BOSTON 3 0 c a y ard . be heard to advantage. If Mr. Martz mak Excursions as Follows: John Marsh of Rockland Highlands was up his troupe this season out of such talent at Captain Kcllar’s Saturday. as this he will have a dandy drive. 5 & 10 GENT STORE To the Adirondack M ountains, the Hudson River, Saratoga, Fred z\. Packard of Rockland Highlands Lake George, Lake Champlain, etc. A graml River, Lake and Mountain trip of >2 3HO Malo St., Uoeklund. twelve days. r was at J. T. Peabody’s the last of the week. We have them in all the ROCKPORT. He has a job painting in Washington. To M ontreal. Quebec, the W hite M ountains, the Pictur Miss Lucy Simmon- who has been sick beautiful shades of pink, light some time is failing. Her recovery is consid- j Joshua Tibbetts is home from school. esque Saguenay River, the tails of Montmorenci and Lake Mcmphrcmagog. A nine days’ trip. ered doubtful. Her sister, Mrs. Win. Ripley i Frederick Parker, Bowdoin ’97, visiting of Searsmonl, has been with her the past I blue, light green aud red, very friends in Rockport. To the W hite Mountains, a complete round, including week. Charles ( ain is at work on the Penobscot the Pemigew asset Valley, f ranconia Notch, Hume and Pool, the Profile House, The remains of Mrs. Wm. O. fuller, who ; Farmers Atiention! handsome for even,ng dresses river, building fish weirs. Jeflerson, a Night on the summit of Mount Washington, Crawford House, Mount died in Salem, Mass., were buried in the old Miss Mary Levensaler has returned from W illard and > rau ford Notch. An eight-days' trip. cemetery one day last week. Mr. Fuller was J have lOtonsof Fertiliser Hint wu «ball sell at and waists. BURROWS her visit in Waldoboro. a native of thi and traded at North co»t ro il cash. Bradley or Buffalo, To the Battlefield of Gettysburg by way of New York and Applclcm equal to any tiling in the market. Rev. Mr. Kennison of Bangor preached at BUY NOW or you will got left. Farming Toola, the Cong’l chapel, Sunday. Ilarrisbuig, across the Blue Ridge, Hagerstown, Md., Harper's Ferry and Washington, Rev. Mr. Young and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson D. C, An eight-days’ tour through Pennsylvania, West Virginia, etc., with visits t» have been holding a scries of meetings at the Shove In, Hpaden, Forks aud Hoes. We THURSDAY, APRIL 12. TOR O.M: WEEK, R. Wentworth has been fixing up his house America’s Greatest Battle-Ground and a stay at the National Capital. cun sell to you at epcciui low prices. and added a veranda thereto. Free Church the past week. There is con New Pattern Dresses with With u car lu.d of Canada Weal siderable interest manifested. Saturday even We are the Headquarters for Field uud iluraoa. Prlcva rl,ht- Mr?, llulda Sidelinger and son Ernest of Saratoga and Lake George, Lake Champlain, Ausable ing Rev. Mr. Farnham of Rockport, who was G arden Seeds. A One lot of T im othy, new laces for trimmings. C. I. BUKUOWtL Boston are visiting friends in toi^n. Chasm, Burlington, going via Long Island Sound to New York and up the Hudson on his way to North Appleton to keep an ap Clover, Orchard Grass, llungoriun, etc. A number of Rockport’s ship carpenters are River to Albany. A six-days' trip. pointment, took part in the meeting. in stock We have a lurge lot of Cuna- at work in Mr. Bean’s yard at Camden. 'Ihe funeral of Mrs. Wellman, who died du i'eus for sowing, of tine quulity and T o It E. C. Andrew’s of Thomaston was in town CONDITIONS: last 'Thursday, occurred at the house Saturday. low price. last week w ith his famous horse liniment. Elder J. D. Payson of Union officiated. Mrs. T hat you buy you, One of our ministers lost something last Anybody can be voted lor. The highest vote will be awarded lbe Wellman was daughter of the late Jason Pea week. It was a very chose shave, anyway. body of Hope, and leaves a husband and one First flip in the above list, the next highest the Second Trip, and r»£ °SB0'i*£ v-iw * Job of Hamburgs. Trifig Hats, Neckwear and IE H. Magune is clerking for the Maine daughter—Mrs. Vitella Florence, who faith fully ministered to the wants of her mother h*** full uud sue It if you huvu to purchuau. State Pant Co., during Mr. Payson’s absence. so on. Furnishing Goods during the last months ol her sickness—and A full Hue of grain alw ays on hand. W e have bought one large ’The operetta “ Tyrolean Queen’’ will be In addition to these single votes, subscribers wiil be given voting two sons—John who remains at home, and M- al, Corn, Cracked Corn, Gats, Bhorta presented Wednesday evening at the Opera Frank who is married ami lives in Warren, Middlings, etc. House. receipts in the following manner : where he is employed in the woolen mill. lot of coupons of Hamburgs Mrs. Wellman will be greatly missed by her Some Special Bargains: Mrs. P B. Cooper and Mrs. James Spear tiubsoriptiou In udvuuce, cents-. returned Saturday from an extended visit in “ ‘ »l.U0 - family who have the heartfelt aympalhy o f , ., hHats and Bonnets !.J, E. DOHERTY & CO. openinc day. ANNOUNCEMENT! Millinery Exhibition. J Most Popular Young Lady: t IN KNOX COUNTY. 321 Main Street. SEASON OF '94. :K I I ) A Y & S A T U R D A Y , Wifihes to announce to her pa S p r in g trons and the public th a t she will |THE MAINE MUSIC COMP’Y: bold her : ; ; 1 ,( firs. D. E. Hoyt A P R IL 13 J e TTTE ROCK LA N D C O U R IE R G A Z E T T E : T U E S D A Y . A P R IL 10. 1894
V1NALHAVKN. FOCKPPKT. THOMASTON. A MEDDYBEMPS DR P. E L U C E . ' WALKER & PAYSON, T h e C ook Mrs. Woodbury Deane has return* am to to 13 A .Jf.,2 In 4 and 7 to 9 P. M Not to Blame please stop selling ruin ?” C. Prince, esq, who has been quite ill, is C \L r.S promptly answered from REUEL ROBINSON, Enos Ingraham’s house. Il«Al.30 p. tn. Telephone connection. land where he has employment. MRS. ADELINE MUNSON, EVERETT A. JONES. In the window of the Rockport Ice Co. Mrs. Mary Healey will move into the house Mr S. B. (.ray s many friends are pleased | st(;rc )S a photograph of the company’s Who resides in Meddybemps, Maine, M. P. JUDKINS, Nl. D., Fire Insurance.Broker. V a n illa formerly occupied by Frank Gonia. RESIDENCE AND OFFICE, .34 BERING ST. Flavoring to learn that she is recovering fr« a serious wparf and store-house properties during one declares: — Rlpko placed nnd Insurance effected. L em o n Mrs. Emery Kalcr left for Appleton Friday >fki< k H oukr-1 0 to 12 a.m-i 1 to3 an'’ 7 to Op. m. The largest rlnk« placed with nnfety. O r a n g e illness For many years past I have been Telephone Cnnneoi Inn. of its busy times last season. In the picture to attend the funeral of her sister. <51 MAIN ST., . - ROCKLAND, MB. Extracts R o se , etc Lafe Smith will pan bis summer in camp, a rc s c e n th c following vessels, loaded or afflicted with general debility, sleepless P. O. Box 624. thinking he will enjoy out door life for a loading. Barge Washington, 1963 tons; Mrs. Lewis R. Daniels will soon move into ness, and numbness In my hands and A. M. AUSTIN, are used, cooks will not be unjustly the house of (’apt. Thomas Fuller. feet, caused by poor circulation and Suronnn and Mechanical Dentist. A. J. ERSKiNE & SON, blamed; nice dishes will not be season, sch. C. H. Venncr, 1376; sell. W. M. Oler, D. R. Manson attended the Grand Lodge, sch Puritan> ,078; sch. Wm. T. Capt. John Brown of schooner Lottie is at impure blood. Was at tunes affected I ______Fire insurance Aqents, spoiled, as they always impart the 117 MAIN STREET, . ROCKLAND, ME. New England Order of Protection, at Port Donnell, 895; sch. John S. Davis, 550. home after a very successful voyage. with headache, dizziness, and severe J \n . H. ©. L e v e n s a l e h , delicate fresh-fruit flavor in what Office rent roomjover Kocklnnd National Bank. land last week. The committee on location of electric lights E. C. Rollins is repairing the rollers on the vomiting, as my food would not digest So. so MAIlt Ht.( . t h o m ASTOH. MU. ever they are used. It is economy « * Lending Kngllflh nnd American Fire Insur A few more dwelling houses, gentlemen I has decided that the light! be placed as fol- trucks for the Hook & Ladder Company. properly. In later years my nervous Cossultations .olkltcri in all depsrtmen1 of ance Compnnlen represented. for the poorest to use the best Traveler^ Accident Initurance Co. Money invested in houses would no doubt 1(1WS. One at Hoboken schoolhouse; one] Mrs. Harris Coates and family, from Wal- system seemed to give out entirely, and Xedlolne, Surgery nnd Gynecology, give a handsome return. : corner Wcst t,reet. one ncar G> E Carleton’s laston, Mass., are guests at David Starrctt’s. a general paralytlc-llke num bness came Sp«8at(y iftn ir n / office rratUcc, RICE, BIRD & BARNEY, ” 1 iirnca Hours: Whon not otherwise profe.. We understand that the gentlemen that tenemcnt Commercial street; one corner ' Frank Gonia and wife left for Clintondale, over me. I have tried num erous kinds ' .loaslly ongsged Insurance Agents, Papa Says purchased the sloop Elate of I.. A. Coombs Sun,lncr and Main slrcet. one curnet Central , Mass., "here they will make their permanent of sarsaparillas without obtaining any SYNDICATE BUILDING, - ROCKLAND. Mamma Makes feels highly elated over their investment. and Main streets; one at Central Square; home. benefit from them. They not only Firnt class, strong nnd reliable English and 11 arry I.. Gray left here Monday with C. F. W. A. Hastings and R. E. Dunn went to proved valueless, but I believe actually American Companies are represented by us. The Most “ Magnificent” one near Dr. Eaton’s and one Central street, Telephone connect'd!. 22 Gray of Pemaquid Beach. They go to Fall near Capt. P. Morrill’s resilience. Work will Gay’s Island. They report a good time and harmed me; my stomach could not Light, White, Bright Bread, | plenty of clams. Daintiest Roils, . . Alost Delicate Cake, River to engineer on a iooo-ton steamer. commence at once and we may expect that retain them, and I grew steadily worse. Anti Delicious Pastry, He Ever Saw. Lane & Libby’s establishment presents a the lights will be ready about the 21st. Roland Hatch, 94 years old, was up town About a year ago, I heard of the Heil COCHRAN,BAKER& CROSS SHE CAN’T HELP IT I ! WHY ?? busy appearance now-a-days. They are get At a special meeting of St. Paul’s Lodge, ! recently. He retains his faculties wonder Seal Sarsaparilla, that was said to be PIRK, MARINE, UPF. AND ACCIDENT fully, and is interested in everything pertain prepared by an entirely new and thor BECAUSE SHE USES ting ready for the rush of spring business. F. \ A. M. X0.82, Tuesday evening, there were Insurance Agency. Our girls say they arc going to start a scries three candidates raised to the M. M. Degree. ing to Thomaston. oughly hci ntifie method, whereby a Capital represented over Ninety Million Dollars. of entertainments for the purpose of raising There were more than 125 present, represent James Lcvensaler came from Bowdoin Col certain poisonous principle, very harm funds to purchase several street lamps. They ing ten lodges. Twelve past masters were lege Thursday night, called home by the sick ful to the digestive organs, and which L08RM Adjusted and Paid at thin Office. deserve to be encouraged. ness of bis grandfather, J. O. Cushing, who is brought out in some processes, was present. There were 35 members present 198 MAIN STREET ROCKLAND The W 14 Club has arranged another ball from Aurora Lodge, Rockland, fifteen from lies in a critical condition. entirely eliminated. The three new electric lights are to he I found great relief in the first few to take place at the Opera House, Tuesday Rockland Lodge of Rockland, twenty from W. V. HAN3COM, M. D., evening, April 10. They have Meservey’s placed as follows: One on Dunn street, one doses of the Red Seal Sarsaparilla, nnd Amity Lodge, Camden, and one from the Physician and Surgeon, Big Four for music, Geo. Rackliff prompter. Stockton Lodge, one from Marine Lodge Beechwood street, the other on the corner of after taking three bottles 1 found my SYNDICATE BUILDING, - ROCKLAND The yards and sheds of the Bodwell Co. Deer Isle, one from St. Johns Lodge, Pine and Gleason streets. self entirely cured, and, although 54 Special attention1 given to Diseases of the Lawrence Dunn has photographed all the years of age, I feel stronger and Eye mid Ear. present scenes of activitity that are hard to Greenoch, Scotland, and one from Quantiba- O ffic e Houna:—11 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 6 p. m.; 7 to On. ra. describe. A stranger would be amazed at cook Lodge, Searsmont. The work was well prison officers, in their new uniforms, and has younger to-day than I have for many F a n n e r s , T e l e p h o n e Conn ectio n :—Office, 45 8: H omo THE BEST FLOUR ON EARTH. the amount of work being done by this com done and at its conclusion a bountiful supper taken 15 different views of the prison, also years past. 30 2, Your (lrocer will get it if you insist pany. was served in the banquet hall. pictures of the insane department. I believe Hie Red Seal Sarsaparilla L a b o re rs , Accept no imitation. J. C. HILL, We were recently shown over the establish There was a mask ball in the Opera House The R. IT. Counce Engine Co. voted at to be the best medicine of its kind, and T e a m s t e r s , their meeting last week to purchase a "lire strongly recommend it to all who wish Can find no better shoe thanlthc Physician and Surgeon. COBB, WIGHT & CO., Agents. ment of Mr. Turner the baker, who has fitted Tuesday evening, which was largely attended. Night calls from the office. Telephone Connection up first-class ice cream parlors in addition to There were many amusing costumes and some gong to be placed in the hose tower ofjthc for a speedy cure. I will cheerfully SYNDICATE BUILDING. his other business. The private rooms for engine house to be rung in case of fire. give full details of my ease to all who Bread W inner. extra fine make-ups. Noticeable among It is stronfr, reliable, honest, and manufactured DR. WOODSIDE, ladies are models of nearness. these last was C. E. Daniels of Rockland, The Eureka Engine Co have made a de wish for further particulars. -xj.rcsdy to give ALL OUT-DOOK (VOKK- A walk about the island shows at once what cided improvement in their engine house. E K S the liest Service for the Leant. Mak">g trouble with Throat, Chest or Luugi Shibles; 3d foreman. E. C. Bucklin; clerk, S71 ■ King’s New Discovery for Consumption, preparations for a large crop next fall. Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to give relief, Josiah Peabody of Rockland was in town T. E. Phinney. The steam engine is under or money will be paid back. Sufferers from Wednesday in company with Curtis Durgin the care and direction of the officials of the La Grippe found it just the thing and under MS- of Brooksville. prison. After business was concluded supper its use had a speedy ami perfect recovery. was served and the remainder of the evening ja> | Try a sample bettle at our expense and learn D. M. Killer has started his treadmill, two- f e t - for yourself just how good a thing_ it is, horse power, with saw attached, and is ntanu- spent socially. Trial bottleslottles free at W. H. Kittredge’s Drug facIuring stove wuod> of which hc has abou, The ladies connected with the Congrega ; • Store. Large site 60u, and $ 1.00, tional sewing jprcle pledged themselves to one hundred cords to prepare. k&s- S pecim en C ases. ' j^ev \y escott of Lynn, Mass., has been each earn one dollar, the proceeds to be used itorer’s Best W,‘w Wif., was holding a series of revival meetings every for the benefit of the church, and the task to ACKNOWLEDGED BY THE H’CMEST AUTHORITY. troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism, f . .. , i . be completed April 1st; to meet at the vestry bis Stomach was disordered, his Liver w J a'” 1 eve'lln« at lhe thurch' the following Wednesday and tell in what affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell 1 here have been a number of conversions. away, and he was terribly reduced in flesh — - manner they earned the money; also to have The M assachusetts Board of Health PATENT FLOUR. and strength. Three bottles of Klectrio Bit- R O C K V ILLE. a picnic supper and each lady to invite a tern cured him. gentleman. These arrangements were suc IN THEIR 24th REPORT (1893) Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, 111., had Percy Fisk, Neal Bradley and Win. Bar- cessfully carried out April 4. Four long ruuuing sore on his leg of eight years' stand- make the statement that Sarsaparillas containing Iodide of Potassium are unsafe to Utile Higher in Price. But ing. U»vd litres bottle, of Eleotrio ittenie, I ro* ’ hav,: Bun,;»° Vinalhiveu to work this tables were placed in the vestry and were use, excepting under the supervision o i an experienced physician, and that their A aud seven boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve summer on paving,paving. Mrs. Bradley accompan- tastefully arranged with silver and glass, continued use tend to impoverish instead of purifying the blood. Also that in ami his leg is sound aud well. John Speaker, 1 icd her husband. bountifully laden with choice food and pre many cases they act as a DIRECT POISON, and cause serious trouble, defeating Catawbe, 0., had five large Fever sores on Mrs. Susan J. Keene, who died Tuesday, his leg, doctors said he was incurable. One sided over by the following ladies: Mrs. the object for which they are taken. bottle Electric Bitters ami one box Bucklun's was well-known hereabouts, being one of Winfield Gilcbrest, Mrs. John Ruggles, Mrs. ALL TflE LEADING SARSAPARILLAS were analyzed and found to contain Arnica Halve oured him entirely. Sold at those good women whose deeds of kindness and E. L. Dillingham, Mrs. Frank Jordan, Mrs. this poisonous chemical in various quantities, EXCEPTING ALLEN’S, which was M akest;;™ Bread! W. H. Kittredge’s Drugstore. charity make her indispensable in the com Frank 1’’. Curling, Mrs. Thomas F. Phinney, J [ M O S T , J ( slid entirdy free from iodide of Potassium or other chemicals, and to be purely For O vki< Fifty Ykaiw. munity. She was a member of the Free Bap Mrs. Edward Weston, Miss Minnie Gilcbrest vegetable, thereby verifying our claim that it is the “ HONEST KIND.” Mas. Winslow’s S'mjtuinq kef has iieen tist church for about 40 years, and has been and Mrs. W. W. Hodgkins. An attractive - i- is an unprejudiced statement made by the most scientific body of men I'Mnsist on CettingThis Brand used tor over titty years by millions oi moth one of the staunch upholders of the Christian spot was the table set for the children, who ers lor their children while tteihing with per ir. New England as A WARNING TO THE PUBLIC against the use of dangerous faith. Her husband, Isaac Keene, died 30 had earned their dollars, and presided over fect success. it soothe the child, so’tens ihe , r 5^ and brjc: ioits medicines, ALLEN’S is the HONEST KIND, the safe kind, and gums, ulJuys all pain, cures wind colic, and is years ago, and ever since her home has been by Miss Margaret Jordan. A company of BIBDCO., ffW eialeifJi the best remedy for diarrhuji. Il will relieve h , ,, Keene Four veara a™ the kind that CONQUERS DISEASE. the poor little .utf rtr min,, illntely. Sold l,y WIU| h*-( bo“’ *’ Keenu- 1 uur f Lar!i aKu about 100 were seated at the tables at 6 ! DruFKiais in every pari of the world, 26c. u she suffered an attack of nervous prostration, o’clock, and pronounced it one of the best Physicians and druggists unite in its recommendation. t i bottle. Bu sure und aba tor “ Mrs. Winslow’ from which she only partially recovered, and suppers of the season. Mrs. C. W. Stimpson . WIIV WILL YOU Hooihjn< Syrup,” aud take no other kind. NO CURE, NO PAY. / / Buffe r »IU. till HUM A grip this winter hastened her end. The fun- 1 with her bright and cultured intellect con- x IjfciM in Wrtot, Aim Blcki.kn s Arnica Sai.vk eral occured Thursday at 2i*.M. Her former * ceived the idea of putting the different modes I The Largest Bottle on the Market for $1.00. Trial Bottle, 50 cts. and itr-ugb Ibe Hbr ul The Beat Halve in the world tor Cuta. . o« coy- pastor, Rev. G. S. Hill, conducted the ser- ' of earning the money in rhyme for five cents SOLD BY ALL DEALERS. . . . ♦j’W - Ft'5' 1‘CTRIC KMEUMAT- Bruiaea, Borea, Ulcers, Halt Rheum, Fever 1C 8IISS WILL (d RK orea, Tetter, ('happed Hanla, Cbllblaina, vices, delivering a discourse from John 19:27. apiece. The rhymes were read by Miss Pearl Price $1 fckud orna, and all Skin Erupt io ua, and positively She leaves one son, 1. B. Keene, and two Ruggles in a pleasing manner and called 1 \ ' flip of paper »ixu of USE ALLEN’S SARSAPARILLA □urea Pi lea, or no pay required. It ia guar daughters, Mr». Alvin Oxton and Mrs. James forth much merriment. Seventy dollars were ( u f™. to*"- anteed to give perfect aa'iafaction. or money UtttilC IHUHHIC lltt CO., refunded. Price 26 cents per box. For sale Oxton, and a wide circle ol friends to mourn j realized by the ladies and a pleasant social , L Ml MkIu buevl, Uvtkluud, Me. bi W. U. KitUuJgu her death. evening passed. ezffrrrrm ~m Tirrm m TnrrnT any