The Republican Journal. YiiM'MK <»• BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1888. NUMBER 33.
PuMisliiii” < b Beeknnn Slr«’it. N* w 'ompanv. Generalities. Folitical Points. Are the Farmers Fools? Friend of the Soldiers. The on Origin of the Word HKiTnUi'AN .lorRNAL. York. Duty Sugar. Minneapolis and Minnesota Politics. Schooner. It is said that And now the Northwestern millers are The Press has been called upon no less the lirst schooner was built at so about There are nearly 1000 Republican clubs or- by DEATH or A KENOWXED HOSPITAL M USE. REMARKS OF IIOX. S. L. MIEI.IKEN* lX'KlXlS To THE Khitok or the Joi KNAI.: The .. VliMS'i J:t HIK „ri at lias been tin success of Tin- Writer, to organize a flour trust. ganized now in New York State. than six readers to to that foot-in-tln MU*. SWIIT. THE (iOOD SAM AH IT AX OF THE TIIE HE1IATE ON THE MILLS RILL. t.loiicester. Mass., and as the rig was then new tin* P.o-ion magazine f«»r literarv workers, that reply political campaign i> now opened in this State, VIUOIM \ IWMlWHiX. there was no name to it' « Mu* Mr. Milliken. Mr. in view of the designate it. When the craft I). ,V publishers propose to enlarge it in nuuvelVort is to he imnle to saw* the neck James A. a New York grave old chestnut about the farmer being tax- Chairman, and bids January, Whitney, prominent fair to outdo the great struggle of slid from the at the of the lie.M !<> >i It rook-, alia- Maxwell, the \V. V. Nickerson writes to the Boston (ilohe: fact that our friends on the other side have ways a bystander said, “Ob, don’t beiriuniiii: volume. and in- St. Louis murder- lawyer, ami 2s year" a Democrat, has conic out ed 95 per cent, on his flannel shirt. 57 per cent, u’-! voted to a 1n40. 1 well remember that and she crease the to two dollars a \'I he ; «*r. \Mrk siw of in just place duty of 08 per cent, on campaign, seoon.” “A schooner let her be then,” said price for Harrison and protection. as La-t the end a lift: Chelsea, on Ids coat, etc. Incredible it may seem and seem M”liter was started a and a half a-.ro. sugar, to stand by their schedule on although not a voter at that time 1 was a the hence the name. i:i and I only year tin of if written, wouhl furnish Whig imihler, The following lines City County. tort it lias made itself a Tin* date for adjourmnent of Congress i- set Senator Hoar contradicts the to the Democratic National -buy which, that I desire the Clerk to read an ex* already permanent emphatically intelligent people, subject, in and attended mass in the Ann Aitri-rtiser the Commer. e principle many of their recently appeared Cape ;< e anion- the standard mairazities. by Committee as i'ar oil as (».*- malicious falsehood with one of the mo>t remarkable as well as roman- tract from the Democratic which is pl monthly cliarging’him malign- Committee is insulting the intelligence of the platform headland ’•> I toher. the a to this I remember one at If el fast when Tragabizanda. fair, ;•••• ;•. : !. : .1 •*■. -J on >«:i 1 ; P i* earnest. praeti«*al. bright, and in- ing Scandinavians in recent speech. tie tales of modern times. The refer- pertinent question. meetings. <>f helpful, farmers of this State this ex- person old North Shore, the region where 1 ! i* *!i ■: tin* by circulating The Clerk as | tetvstiiur. and ii stand* unnpie a* the per- read follows: all of the towns in Waldo turned out Two centuries only M i Idle Tennessee iias S'Tdo.ooo worl h an old and red to was Mrs. B. renown- county ago, and more, in shipped Captain Derry, Sandy Hook pilot relic of free trade Joseph Swift, tin: iodieal the world devoted to discussing tin v ploded argument: It is repugnant to the erect of that Coasted in bo it the shore •' of m to tin* Northern markets this Democrat, nomocracy and of them along 1 V. 1 .•••••.,• .-l.i- iiirll ji.iiatoes says: “Pin the motto *No nurse large delegation- many brought ieal d< T i •' of olmt ion. li' carrying rises in the ed hospital and soldiers* friend, whose such taxation the cost of the necessaries of life Captain John Smith, on this land ■ praet literary pi Coder this tarifl'thc farmer morning, by who, -i K, :• ini *'t Free Trade’ on one of cabins with ’hem. I well remember one e.-ndiietors. \\ iiliam II. every my spars.” on common flannel shirt taxed !•“» should he unjustillnhly increased to all our log Of rock and rove and forest ■ ■ Ilib' and U -bert Lie puts his per fame a< a irood Samaritan the people. grand. 1 1 \ *!•*»' during bloody j are both < his coat taxed r»7 cent.; shoes 35 •Fudged by Democratic principles, the interests of came Restowed the Oriental name raile d m W'paper men. ami the con- At 'hamrelion, China, it i- reported that There i> a strong disaffection among Demo- cent.; per per that in from Searsmont drawn by twelve and hat taxed 02 cent.; takes the water campaign in Virginia in 1 sr>:> and is<;|. earned the people arc betrayed when, by unnecessary tax In memory of a Turkish dame; tent' of the maira/iue are full of that ieal ! 3«Mio death- from eholera have nn uned in tie cratic Maine lumbermen to the Mills cent., per praet relative trusts and combinations are to ex horses. It had a in the e o.tre of at “the harbor’’ from a bucket taxed 35 per cent., and wa.-lies his tier a world-wide ation, permitted liberty pole Here, of Cape Ann. '■oinnnot ii'< i' hO -. reputation. which tin- di>tim:ni*idm:wc 11, erst, a face and hands in a tin howl taxed 35 percent.: Mr>. Swift was which, unduly enriching tiie cabin, with the American Hag and a stalwart, vigorous man, aej. ristie i*f *u< s'lul m A r worker*. born in Calais. Me., about -V> Hying 'pap. dries them on a cotton tow el taxed 45 per combine, rob the body of our citizens by depriving One justly famed for work well done; i-alarmed ow r the fuuliie-s of Ex-(«ov. John s. of cheap of Aim liean She received live coon on of Arii -bv in the Aiilmi'1 numher. for iii'tanee. i’hiiadelphia Piilsburv, Minnesota, cent. years a^o, parents. them of the bcnellts of natural competition. top of the pole. The inside the Hi' name was Andrew Robinson. ie.-1 drill Water, and ■ <>n-i that the a common i I't O :i warn I kill:: quo lit inerea-e of says Republicans will carry the State by school education and in Hr builded and smaller I t. |-i- writ*:' n-aiiM dependence upon lie sits down to his humble meal and eats from early life, Mr. Milliken. I ask attention to the cabin was tilled with barrels of hard eider, ships craft t level*. •D.oon all allowance for the whilf slu: was in her teens, para- both li-i i' *«• I r:tvt*l •’Mood'." show them :t *‘P'c- for j phoid majority, making a taxed 50 cent., with a knife and fork yet married John “square rig*' and “fore-and-aft." practical plate per because our friends on the Prohibition vote. his Clark. Her maiden name was graph just read, one barrel on the rear end and one on He felled the timber, hewed the 1. ,1*. ■ ■: .!mi ■!. > .ok',“ make a critical anal.'!' of taxed 35 per cent.; drinks cotlec with sugar Lizzie Scott. beams. rap-lb A in the wilds of We-t other side the whole debate on this youthful couple Vir- taxed (»S seasons his food w ith sail tax- Alter in for a during Laid keel, frame, plank ami caulked the seams. 1 !**rmat!<*ii .-i d iiditosial P:a 1 per cent.; iivims Calais, Me., few years top. There were also -cveral mottoes oil •*N.-W'paper viui walked Mi-" Anna Dickinson is have seemed to la* oversensitive Jfimseli and a r <»!•■■:.*•? litty miles turret man led and then the first campaign ed (lit cent.; taxed (II per cent. her hii'oaml !eti her to come subject upon gang, canny crew, i ,i. "pa.it it a set per pepper to Boston to seek f -." foftii 'ome .Mi-take* of Would > the walk* i ha k heme orator assigned to the na- lie looks around on his wife and children, all the matter of “trusts." lienee, 1 have caused sides, one of which was “hard eider, All “builded better than they knew," a \\ iil li and Mow ajrain. duty by Republican work. Sia heard from him regularly for some Author'." and di'eii" ••Idea'. tional She taxed in the same takes a chew of tobacco to he A curious craft him committee. is to speak in New way; :-iii soon read the proposition in their platform roast beef and two dollars An- ; by designed, :• i •*•!!. An 1 »i'eo\t iuteresiiiie- Lh nh ( a time. Ids letters censed to reach her, per day.” Constructed to Ti»e> ivd.” with other 11;»nt T. d. lay. grandson of Henry taxed 10S per cent., or lights a cigar taxed per on tin’s in order to show how much his master mind, Jersey. and after some time, she decided to subject, other read "Have heard from Molted topic*. Puz/liiij questi*>::' about all sorts oi Clay, i- known a- tin* rifle shot cent. And, sir. even the sunlight from heaven waitin'; difference makes thusly: you and pinned, secure and staunch, I champion come to in it whether this matter of At iciieal matter' eoiimct- 'l with li'.i work ! of the l i.i d conic that into his humble must come Boston search of him. She had two Maine, length was for the launch. pi rary states arm) Returns in slowly in Tennessee. They pours dwelling “trusts" touches them or how she went hell bent for Kdward ready :n_ !\ 50 children at this somebody else. Removed the hauled the an- oi'W ered in an inter* 'tiu<: ami a'core indicate the usual in the through window glass taxed percent., and yet time, both jrirls. She arrived shores, tip ways, 1 a .1 if ami < x way. Republican majority When we lumber !; j A Russian eruiser ha- 1 u • n he thinks he lives in the freest under in Boston ami eouid learn protested against placing Kent, Tippecanoe and Tyler too?” Ah! but (A custom rife in earlier of **H* Hint'ami mi--* -stiou'" to writ«T' ordered to Helir- eastern section and Democratic government nothini; of her hus- days), !pfu slight gains heaven. on the free-list, because a great in .-mvured the bilge with chock and wedge. >' iiur-ea t prevent Lnirlish and \merican vessels band's w hen ahotits, so after a time she cnuai;- industry were in are oi\.n. I here aUo a unique reference elsewhere. they glorious political campaigns The bows with hawse and Then he starts to work ; puts a bridle taxed 35 of Maine and other Northern States, obliged to supplied kedge; writ tn Ii*: of about from lishimr in Ku-sian water-. cd with the family C. IL Lon<;. in Cheisea. A !. i i.i-' I-jo *Jdt*iar> Articles in IVriodi- j cent, on his horse, takes his horse that has with the lumber of Canada, those bygone days. Mr. Kditor. there are a -ambled crowds from far and wide Rev. Dr. Storrs na- per ami remained compete product v. .a vviil trai t* eai'" I-•• says that he thinks the with them until after the break- 'I > he there at !.<• printe*! during .Iijly. The j>resei.-t pi The An-trian lias been shod—the nails uscl in shoeing being taxed would be gentlemen cried few the “top of tide,” government announeed tional welfare will on out of the war. thereby destroyed, things the democrats of this State don't i. ami of Tin* Writer i' tell e* id* a one dol- be lust advanced the 52 a hammer taxed 20 ing lu wagon, cart, on horse, on ivlijiuii- number: tiiat it will tie. Suirar per cent., driven by per out the*lumber trust. foot, join it.»unties Convention lines which lie to When the call for was frantically against They like In ketch lar a \<-ar. A-ldr*": Tin* P. <* P»*i\ wishes see it by the success cent.—and hitches him to a plow taxed 45 per troops made and about the lb publicans. don't like shallop, and open float, Write!-. if s were to They the Cnited Slat and Hrazil do. of asked tell us where such a trust exist- to see the event Pan;.. i". the Republican party. cent., with chains taxed 5s per cent., and after the nurse- were needed for the in the Lager great P.o'toii. .M hospitals ed. or to some it our candidates. Harrison and M• *rt.*n. A \ >. it i•; 1 »trr w ;il labor is closed and hi< are all fi• < produce evidence that existed They of new style craft to water sent. A •.i bonds to he worth day’s family gather- !d. Mrs. lark spoke of i;oin>* to the front to 1 paeka-je supposed There are three organiza- i- x- at but failed to do so, and at last their don't liki our I lie “after block" i' knocked Vi ,t 11.1.• it• 1 •>;' 1 already separate ed around, he reads a from his Bible all, platform; don't lik> the away •Sio.oihi was -toh'ii from a chapter do what she could for the defenders of her they a*T.tleman in one of tion" among the Irish-Americans in New York kneels to (3'don an humble claims of the existence of a trust the to the ; 1 Wa.io ed 25 per cent., and lumber Clearing passage bay the streets at country. She was di-snaded from «'oin£ the Kemibliean clubs, and above ill tilin g tlirv Lumber to be Protected. Alban) in broad daylight. for tiie taxed 51 cent.; and then lie rests his dwindled to a Trembling, she moves, she she flies,— ft city working Republican ticket. Eng- carpet per down the statement of supposed glides, ■; .. |’!i \> lphla. ti:>! year but after a time she overcame ail ob- A lish free trade limbs on a sheet taxed 45 per cent., and trust trom Weav- hate the old soldiers. Wo started a Harrison glorious sight to watching eyes, 'i’he new doesn't go down with the edu- weary stacles by the gentleman Iowa [Mr. Several of the Maim* Heuiocratie have (.overnor of the Canadian North- with a blanket that has l< 4 and was soon at her chosen vocation. And as she slides the tallowed shoon p;i|»ers cated I rishmau. covers himself paid er.! and Morton soldier eluh in this with .V- west ha- aholi-lied in that section Lver since she was a small she seemed to rity A strange voice erics, don’t she '< oon"’ he* i. eim.-kliiu over an assertion mad* in their prohibition jrir! “Oh, And no proposition has been more The tone and will irrant permits for the sale of liquors. Detweeu 400 and .*>00 citizens of Jennings Even the broom with which his good wife have a knack of alleviatin'; sutl'erinir, and when- definitely meud ers on the 4th of duh ; now we number is loud, distinct and clear, ... ■ :,i- w.,:•!>. ll i- own «dminis that tin- l-iii wa made and persistently repeated and reiterated Rising above the cheer. Senate tariil* uid county. Indiana, their to (tenoral sweeps the lloor is taxed per cent., and the ever any uf the neighbors were sick Lizzie IdOO hearty 1 .*■ \\ I i, "I Ceiieral Crnland lias loft paid respects than that these trust* were created and strong, and will have from 0000 t** When that voice the builder *r:ipi»> Attorney Kook cooking vessels used in preparing the husband's was one to sup- strange heard re*b.'-* tin tariil' on lumber, winch wa- a Harrison, at Indianapolis, Aug. 4th. Heneral always of the first lend a helping His 1. : 1 i\ in A1 step Limn for hi- home at Hill, n cals are taxed 42 cent, and tlie soda the tariff the articles involved It takes in about all the old quick mind grasped the curious word; percent. She in the different trusts. It was in vain that we improved Mu- was wi;Si the .Nineteenth veterans. There will not *be one -oidier in a ’" mainly of the tariff. sits down to her machine with a needle Massachusetts “Wi ll, then, a sclmom r let her be Mi!' b« sewing them to the .Standard Oil trust, where hi’]. Thi* has n placed b* for*- tin Volunteers at tirst. hut soon after on pointed Lie her aloft unfurled -i :'-n 1 '.in Mi;«i"t♦*r Lx-(io\ernor ALvr of Mhhiiran i< visiting taxed 2."> per cent, and a spool ol' thread taxed 74 arriving hundred who will his nose with the r 1 long flag ■ were there is no to that wipe i ra! i>- hunbernn’U. win* were w:$ v*-riir_- in There 20,000 Vermont Republicans at fis the lie! I she was found to he so duty operate, great monop- Proclaimed the schooner to the world. .. ■« ’. 1 » .»n\t i*tiotiu! tin* Cineinuati He loaned cent, to make a calico dress taxed 11; 1 .; 1! A exposition. his tin* per percent.: thoroughly which is said to have demoralized the handanmi. is t!n*i: faith, to bold tm-m st» idfa-t. Put the Rurlingtou mass Senator Ed- or if she w ishes to knit a warm of socks to well in was oly | That the original ami true em- t ■ : tin* pait> eolleethm "i to tin* art meeting. pair versed her work that she attached ; p.limine- exposition of one at to tli let is tin-re will I-* m» r* * I ti<•: i-*n made 1*\ munds says there will be something like 40.000 protect her husband and children from tl»o bitter to the of the Second Democracy State least and have blem of and communism, old soldier.- ■ 1.; A V inrinia irailef) hospital Corps, and the anarchy Obituary. tin- >enat*- l id ami limmei men m cd m»l be maioritv for Harrison and Morton cold she uses yarn taxed 120 per cent. been efficient in producing political results not ■ Republican in him* who were so unfortunate as to he i' !-• 'inn in pr. p ira- boys in come in and join our club who have voted tie* > in the State. as with the free will of the •• •• alarmed. That there will m> in he A from St. l’» the Might well make it unani- to wound* I or conformity people. Marten Overlook died at South >!• i>. !:.• M ft bail.;* despateli Pr-burir say- The object of this shallow circular is make sntleriiu: from sickness, very soon Liberty, Sunday, mous. It was in vain that we held the fact that Democratic ticket for and 2'dtli, at > at letinitch -fated from reliable information «Mr ha- irivui a fan well audience to Mr. the farmer believe the free trade theory enun- came to know the tender hand which minister- up thirty years, say •Lily o'clock, the residence of his son, J. i trusts existed in other countries than our B. K. < Kerloek. at the advanced of one him which lias be.-n tvc.i\,d hen and thi' :r .-it I.ntlinqi. who ha-just n-siirncd the American ciated drover Cleveland that the of ed to their wants; who it was that for that they are done with that forever. age The New Press by price heir^ed parly drcd >i\ s. « York that President own of a months and sixteen He was -I i'. i-» •! Iitii. imhi'tn ot Mail w iil «.•ntinm- to be p ni—ioii to Itu-sia. says a ami without the influence tariff. Al- years, day the domestic is increased choice morsel of some needed food for him We are to one (irecn <»t the Western In ion Com- product l»y exactly we have tent that will seat horn in Wauloboro, danuary 13, 17>s. H«* with Ins ■> Telegraph when to 1.000peo- ■i: .1 ar it. a voiiiiin- of tei'ted. the amount of the who most needed it; who it was that held the ways sought protect any industry |*i•• < duty. moved to at the of about T\v.. .• 11111)i11« e- of th.- I nited State- Senate pany subscribed s'lo.ouu for the Democratic marked for destruction in the Mills lull a tru*t then we have lie in parents Washington ago < Ill .. 1 11 111 l- ple: wigwams \ pol Here is a practical outcome of the concent rat- eooHi'u- drink to the par* -In have a grand mass years old he took rp one the first farms that w as Briuhtnn tattle Market. < amnia, those "tit of the (build lias declared himself in favor of the re- frighten into the free-trade ranks. \\ I ii: ! l.i.: ! Vi '.i I- T' e-pe-ialiy yrowing for gentlemen taken up in the one on w Inch he died. He of mon tlannel shirt costs in England Ms. lid., or weary head. Her efforts the comfort and of old Liberty election President Cleveland. Hut here is an where a real, indis- meeting soldiers from all over the State, served in the war ot lsp» for ; •! TO 1m* 1 li« 1. J' !\ ■l.ta- railway question. cost be for tin* live- s. 7. 1-", s4 cents. The here would therefore untiling, and Au; putable trust exist*. A trust that within a and also from Wi-con-iu. in (•ensiou at the time of his death. After returning : ai in !’«-•. \ 11 ■ ! 1; at -< < The in or The actual is si. the siiruvon* often told her that she would September. Ity stoek mark*** a:t!.\ I.nit Mr. li Vv'a-hhuru of Melre-o. Ma—.. be- Republican Senators liave succeeded nearly double, §1.iis. price from the war lie was to 1 few months has raised the of married Mahitablc Hood i. wear arbitrarily price that time we 'mil*' 71'!". *'i\in** lj.'.j;*; \ eaN. ne v« 1 an order which tin: Senate shall A common suit of clothes costs in quickly herself out if she did not take shall hear the lir-t gnu of the M •/. :■*. iia t. after experinn-ntin;: for two year-. passing by England 1 cent tax speed, of Camden, and they raised up a family of lh*. !:; *11mi**i• i' 1*1 W i. ni attic. sugar per pound, levying this upon Imin* 1ms in* et at 11 A. M. each an hour earlier Mbs., or £7.•">(). The cost here, therefore, would more rest. She seemed to take re-t when from he thirteen children, of whom are now 1 rali::i l.l n'.illi ion- i-eov ei eil tin* seefet of o.im im-; day. only campaign Maine, and no doubt it will eight living, iir. i'lill- *■• N *! !'?*• < a !*•. ! IJ pi one of (lo.oeu.ono to all of whom than at The Democrats be sl:i..’»b. The actual cost i>* sT.ob. same as in eiiLUi;**! in the work in which site could allevi- every people, she died in I>*:s. He w as then married to >: v .! « aiitmii.'Mi from present. vigorously -«• May .i,i- a il I’: ;*•• "I I»• *i• | attic “• |(Hi tl ii\r elay. that article of food is a it loud that it w ill be heard from to weijrht- necessity, levying lleifa-t the -. opp* »ed this, wishing to prevent action on the England. An all wool sin suit such a* that ex- ate -.me sutVerinir or supply stone want for Mi Hardner Meserve, of I'nion, w ho lived but a « A I\ i'irna I. 1 .1. —11 11! I.'tra. S'! -J *».•»«; -.7 lirst 11!; 11 i I > >•! (Mlix*! lj not for revenue not to in- few {■ 1'. \\ il-o.i. who wa- to Senate on costs 1*2, or the sick or wounded. purpose.*, encourage H olden Hate. We an* to win in thi- years. -■ -: t .-.* 7.u,i t orue reported haw Tarill bill and the lisheries hibited by Major McKinley just campaign. .... >; .: iS'mii a t-r\ :i*. ■•!•■ <•: :t 1 *|.:alit>. 7‘*. treaty. a con- arm} are now creased production and competition and Ho was a strictly tempi rate man and a linn -'- h it hi- involved, to the extent of sib, in Stories t*-l«i. those whom she suc- "•a -t jt-ii|c> •* coat *>\cn. lmll>, « tc.7' partner- >•»;«».- London. by Hour of Democratic misrule is ! aii! •■•ii. 1 no Tl: New York Herald's sequent reduction of prices, but to decrease years enough ( hristiau. After he became too old to work he t •no. I;-'.- Mini -e\era! < "h'ma^o paper- for lit*:!, Washington special In common boots cost Us. (si.ob) cor* >!. of her presence on the tield of battle at- •• ! :.!*.! i M'l.i-ll »i ol‘J- it i> understood that the letter England and till the of the member* for the of this have not read the Bible through seven times. He was al- iinj 1 h :it *n •:*•. t- a :: says President's t end iii”' the do production pocket* people They i_ lli.li'm 1!.; i;: i- 1;T.»i; Tall" iiie -nit-ampa .rating ooo. and fair ones lbs. (s-J.ob). Instead of costing wounded ami in*: all that in country. a and of has not j lay of that trust, then the abhorrence of trusts on ways very healthy hard working man, never th Him lli.l.-'. t- t « oiintn Tn! acceptance been completed and that her for them. one-third more here the price is S'l.Mh for well power forgotten that in Ixd the Democrat- stole being sick enough to employ a physician until hi* !■••• .; J V 11.. all skli'. «- lh. sh, t> four tlani-and dollar- in has been none of the leaders ha> ever seen a the of our Democratic friends n inoii-y party rough and sii.ob for fair boots. Tiie advice of the surgeons was not part disappears, last sickness, i- -r his hair and beard .! I *11. tin 1 made brogans heeded, dollar we had in .-tole our many years 'kill'. in-fi : I.ami* *»kI!j~ t"'ii .»<• * found a < an farmer I on -•! and stand here and vote a of tis every the treasury, by idiau bur>e lii- land, draft it. Some of them have urged the but came was they for duty have been as white as the snows of winter but with- ;i v*.■ •;< !ii- t ■*: tif AMs. ol. (N4 cents) bat in can be their word- true, for she forced ; •. I. \1 I!• a •. W 1 “k111'. s 1 •’*<• it 7 ( \\ England 1 11 and it i- t-. !••• a relie of the President t>» issue his letter soon, but be ha- per emit, on this necessary article of food, and and ami then left u-with a in the two have turned *•' ■ m (>■„ jo supp'-eb pilla^im: 11» returned home, enfeebled, in tin? nr navy navy yard.-, past years ... A ii/* |... '* here for si, and it does not cost >*2, sprint: they nearly k* it*. durum the !.. ■ ion in < got nearly this is a which no undervaluation black, in some amnia. intimated that he doe- not think tlitre i- any summer specific duty four war on places being jet black. | -i It I lit ilt-manlow .• 111 as asserted. of 1n>4. year-* our hands. We ail remem- iiij-:ti' ~j• nt.*i-- haste. can reduce. The funeral services were conducted by Lev. K. '•: if li- a 'I M.i'!-.' ha\ shir t!" ti< M to themselves. < special A tin bowl 10d., or Mb cents, in One of those whom she had come in contact i ■■■•■/ 11. .*•! The ahh*' ompanie- haw .ill executed tin* costing Eng- What has become of the ber that during the ln-t twenty year- the It.- C. Shattuck, of Washington, at the Moody school Much < o\\ ami Irinaml ime with while at tin* front was Lieutenant loudly-protested oi •» a ,ir ; ! u itli s|*riliters—The *iurina jmreeiiit lit t<* a 1' ;iiio the rate t-> A eonf« ren e of the executive e- nimittce of land can be got here for about the price, Joseph house in at Z’o’clock, ■ twenty-live of on for Liberty, Monday.-July Until, ■ t ■: -1 -Hi* we* gentlemen the other side the lias tin1 debt, ■ \\**k I i:i*re a'i'1 *l.**vrr- IL win* went out in a anxiety publican party nearly paid public . ■ | activity, e**lli- a Wold, tin* la w rate to no into etfee! the t was or at most *J.'» cents, bn the other hand, kitch- Swift, Massachusetts p. m. lie aide discourse from Cuion and nited Labor parties held so produced very mimeil I letter We mil. >a I < tin new dear people whom they pretend much to pri'-e-. ■ After her return home reduced on to Proverbs 11—32. “The hath in his j• m1 r 1 and \ continue tor one \ .*ar. in < hieago to so; if a settlement of their dis- en utensils as a whole are cheaper in this company. she received interest the balance three per righteous hope milrh ro\v. -Tie .» a.w iiiilrli rows, s 17» lt; it love? For the consumer for whom ex- than in our in mak- letters from him, and some time after the close they death.” A large number of people met to pay their S 1.1 W S'*-*- "* agreements could be reached. The Tnited country England, ingenuity ••ent.. and turned to -prillu*!’-. -2 rani. | milril row. law • v,, much desire to furni*li food? the government back the !M*-.-on. tin inventor of tin* Moni- it is in of the war the two were married. press cheap last tribute oj respect to one they had long known ia:!*-li *'on>. .'*•'» ea*-h 1 new milrh cm-. •. | aptaiu Labor to di\ide such articles being greater than >; riirli; people proposed the electors ing Mr. < if is a and a : i i.■ 1 if t.ii.-N of t *r. !•«■<•« *eh-brated hi- birtk- The lived tirst in the Why. hairman, there duty upon Democrats with a treasury full t-» overturn- loved, many coming from long distance, m-w mii. !i I- 1 new milrh row s|n a■ ii; ntly eighty-liftli in the Tnited States between the Sev- England. couple West Hud in '■ \ iv. i parties. article that tin* it i- the some f the oldest people in town being among the ••ii ... w d and r? 1 milrh riiw s.’ii* each milrh cow1', s.;> per iy. annum eoii-rratu- eral were made but the conferees A cheap cotton towel in this tax ridden iamb nursing,ami af- ing. Democrats number •• proposition- use As I present. ( ; i -a: 1' -•; ait :** o, upon sugar. All the it. lira'll new 111 1 11 «-"W s, <■,a *. _• w milrh latioiis the him; of "wedon and for costs less here than in Eng- terwards removed to Chelsea. Four children duty people I lbs Norway. found it impossible to agree. quality quality, to it i* What di 1 they do at >l. Louis? otig will won is of advice be remembered by- ; | V miroinariii* '\\ .'.‘.jail racli ; I S."*:*: 1 new iiiilrli have before had occasion say. the larg- Simply ; prinjjer, land. The Press can prove this t<> the satisfac- were born to them.one of whom has since died. all, both young and old that knew him. He ha* •• Million-"f small. est in.- r.ji of Iit « !or." si... mil' ll row -. s-:;7.."»'> rarli. Mht brown moth-, dead < i• food charge in every in the dole the !a-t emblem of tbe red ban- i Hadhurn Wells, of Atln Ca.. a promi- tion of all Democratic liars. Tim oth* r three, two hoys and a yirl, are still nearly family slavery longed for death to come t<> his release for several N < \va> and tin- t f his age could re taken at a *!« riine from last week. otima hell.-ath tin eie- I’.ie lights Tin* m->til- unprofit- of to the demand* they N >v recently. a I think Cleveland's Mr*. some was to tity sugar necessary supply be x pec ted t«• lie. He was kindly cared for in his ( 7* -1 Republican. message able one. Here is what the Hrafton Linen Switt for year* forced sup- to i.n their The Ameri- :i*n.' inner. ..«t upon astern Pennsylvania like w our own people, and without any reason- davs, e\erv want was gratilied and wish grant «• < and the >t. Louis ill the ma- In cut *p her be now « onimr i:. 1 lh.: !»..!*>. si i platform change Mills, who have on both sides of tic- At- port family, husband in;: i'll!- ::ll 11.- i*i j»rr dcu-e Old. places able hope of increasing tin; this hill can ting i- not eood enough for them. Hrami cl. •aeh. jority in at lea-t one Southern Slate. There is on this “We sell a an inmate <>; the Soldier** Home in i'oiriis, product, 11. in*' I ii. i.* lantic, say subject: large ffs i He was a kind and loving husnand, a tender and ■ that we shall a tariff' of per ''(*•! ( :itt Ir Ur. ! iaht. Ir'na ml lull. Tile more truth in the of the solid south our mills at (Jral- Maine. provide* pay patriotism, Tin* -tars ami are 1 in i*• in rip!> Italy iia- notiti d tin- Power- that .-lie ha- breaking up proportion of the product of truly! -tripes aibectionate parent and a friend that was ip i:•.i»> in fair i.mlitii.n l*u om. cent, upon ten times as much sugar a* we pro- respected »nrriim- slaughtering, tak'-n «>i a!: than ino't Northern people believe. The Dem- ton. at that are as low The bran; woman siniu'u'h *1 alom: to ilive her j and loved all who knew him. i■ ii- r oi om- pi*.-es-ioii Ma--ovv and tin* sur- Mass., prices absolutely -iili good enough for the Thank by Sunday' morning po\v. lat i* *!i' 17*. t w «* win n com- Republican-. Yearling !y ocratic attitude on the tarill’ has caused much children a *-dueatiou. and in this she sue- simply outrageous eve the clock tolled tlu* hour of his o! iii- rounding di-triet, estal»li-he.i a as obtained in Britain tor similar quali- _ood eight, spirit ! if al't i if- ihri-e \rar "hi-. -r 17 prohn-torat*.- prices with the in which tin; Mills bill '*od tor that. While we are wid< awake iu hard in the South.** a- a* in her pared way | took it' tltight to the liod who it. This" — eeeii«*d well She has al- calmly gave ..ir :roin —The were all fr*)m tliei’e, and ha- al-o rai »ed In-r ii ivr over the i feeling ties made at our mills in Johnstone. Scotland.*’ lay power. p-port- ■"li. rj» u*l I.aml.s arrlvaIs deal* with Northern industries that are I * tided* a a ad c\entful life. Com. wa\* iia• 1 that warm feel for the soldier. great mi' 'laic m .Vi;ii>n;sl mailers vw arc long to Waldo hr W.-t i. 11 si ;n : i. tak* n «ii- land "i /«■!!a. here are 100 cent, higher. ini: i.;, V \-i n:.*n. I’ri*" :m«l laimhteivr'; *'•>!. W. i’. Ta-sadv. sergeant at arms of the Wages per sufficient, in to meet the want* of our boro News. • Whenever there was a soldier sick or in trou- capacity *. ir.-t from ears !■ *-latmht**rh«»u -e, «••»'!inif lamlnl All knit are here than in Eng- aNo aiive to i> no o- *..* *. A. .v > Oik. Tnited States Senate and member of the Re- goods cheaper and which have caused the situation. Then* eorni;i- '•li"i i:7»r. ’• It*, i.tmhs. 7i’ ,ti7r. 11* live A new awnue will h* af <»• slniri: wear. ble -he would uro distance to leml him aid. people, by competition j |I, l1.. per opened tty land. especially jerseys such as women any iion in ot publican National Committee for North Caro- a reduction of prices of more than ffn j.( r j our state gnvcrmn* if f.*r tie- simple Mime Hi lag about the Town of Lincoln. -A !i:tio hook *\ ri-rlit. aiom: the line ban!** «»f Kani-worth*- So are the commoner grades of stockings and >hc was a iimmlmr of the Somerville Wom- lina. has returned to Washington from a cent, in the la*t '•wine The nrrhals lr >m the W 'w ivr.*ii tuiuade. A reunion •! the oriraiii/ation- c«»m- just en*.* Belief < ami was one of tin- twenty years. reason that it is and ha- been for ... a;-! Pit. it snoks. orp- foremost Republican. Lincoln is situated the Penobscot rhcr I’*1 -1 hi- along _• nr*I uliollv to home >iaii.L,h?*,r*,!s. amt \\*re the ha- to trip through State. He says that every- S in tin; course of the debate this morning the j ii'- •ifl -k* 1* ijfs po-imr brigade been culled determine American of all Kinds in forminir the Iir*l camp of the >n* of Veter- and will !»e >o for to nine. Wher- ui fanning implements years years mile-above It has a limn tr tin* r:iV' to the 'iauan'o r thing to the ( lection of the ■ from Louisiana Hatigor. large mill and 1 iiii-ectly tile exact point- gentleman pulp i i V iI’.t-i- line. Republican are and sold in with ans i Clii-jsi-a. she also assisted in the forma- [Mr. Wilkinson] ] Wf't* rn fat Ili'J-. Jhm*: 4r State ticket in North Carolina, with a exported competition criticised me because in tin* ever the I democrat* are in o\v< r look o.f i' r ;t in full Must, and (4lm>t::ti**ti' good tion **! iv-t-ni Son* of comparing duty | | large tannery here the .Jewell .; .. i i •*«•:-:. all*! e*.i!Utrv «11‘*•—*•*1. 7 «7 are latter, more i!.*•;• Camp, li*. Veterans pop- I* 11MI lh'. live wrialit 1: i-elainn-d that tin- dominion chance to the and secure English. They ingeniously with sunn* irowrnmeut carry Legislature the Si•!;;i• upon sugar the duty upon product* ; hoodie. The of m. Pan! lias Dranite Works are located. This has a ii.'i t!»fr in- lh. store in liuht s * •»\ the 'lenaimi ; made, more durable and than tin o! i"v ilie. :i!t'l always >j>okt‘ of them as “her city government eotnpany pm- 111 j i- investigatin'; tin- v ioiatiun ot the electoral vote for Harrison. cheaper of own State 1 had raised, a* he said, a >cc- t trai: *: •« nmah- Washington bo,-.' Sin- ”ave ih*• it- baiidsoine silk my track from .. ( .V : :•.«*! tiv at tin.- llio'i- on oiler 1*r*»u^:it nia’ke! <»* any in tie- camp j been I democratic for until ’.is; railway their <|i;arry to the and tin.- Anieri*-an irowrmneiit in tin- farming implements country tiona! uue-tion. years spring. depot 4 **' 1 ** f in all treaty by J t -' to < | i.*_ r‘t irs ami imvis. ami j ~»«! One of the most noticeable evidences of the world. uuidon- whiei* ire u>*?*l on parade and did Jive derricks. One of l.lp lieatna ui of ( anadian \e--el- \\ raise the sectional -- Now the council is two thirl- but large the derricks fell last :a 'liter **f win s from s 1 .'*■»« le h * •; t«J. a in I t nun pa--ini; through in much towards buildm" and Iiy. gentlumen, you qm Republican, desertion of workingmen from Cleveland to American cutlery is imported 1»> and sold up streiputlieniny week while lo lh ii\ ** weight. A incrieuu anal.-. lion yours. Ives in the hill which you have >uh- as an oil's.-t our of lew a I dem- hoi-ting stone, with twenty men all per Harrison was at 17d Does not this that the tin- camp. j city Miniwapo’i. given Butlalo, when England. prove price a he- ; i' iMi- a 11 a 1 mitted to thi- House—make distinction around it, hut strange to say, no one was hurt, A hail -lorm from the n-rthwe.-t ov*.*r \oters Co., is not higher than English cutlery? Buttery About a \t ar a_o -he found that she was suf- | ocratic Council. Itcfoiv our last «-h ion their *• pa-sed employed by Sclioelikopf sheep- tween the sections of the in treating ,- 11I •: \ 11 1' e mi Mil lit t iji* from ealie*-r in the stomach, country | i a tn a Mr. Hurd his foot but Si-'citon lb--* nation, find skin and morocco dre-sers. and window eost one third what did fering and last ■ got badly jammed, Mh-hiiran, Auir. paraded with glass they one section t«» free trade and low duties and ! cry was “retrenchment !*' Aft«• r *•!. i<>n i! wa> W i 1 i!. »v A Tremendous Sensation c>. lobt-r ami iiiiu d all the \ -watli was cut over Harri-on llags on their to the steamer when we on England to manufacture had an operation performed to relieve the doctor thinks no bones are broken_Mrs. A. crops. way depended the other to duties. I stated the to >,(• how < t 11 \ ./• i.\ .!. \.. : **'l‘iiM one hundred vein s have high simply much could make the i w .'ii 1 have hern i.ated ay a mile wnh-and ten lube- Ion::, (ire.it loss of which took them down river on their annual these articles for us. The difference in tin- her. Sin* was obliged to another opera- | they < Milled fact. The fact came out most in the keeps a boa riling house at this place and •t •• L*" 11\ the .-iylit of "in' <.l our modern trains t’oii mi h from clearly government I 4‘xpre-- i- excursion. man, their foreman sail, is not the Ai:*r«• I.ainl thi* she never re- benefit tin democratic party. an property reported. Lvery price to-day duty. diseus-inn of the amendment of i; i> (lie line-t house in towai. ... are r> in l»« w h: /111 y army at the rate of sixty mile- hour. Co Vi my colleague ! They mostly was a of a Democratic and rice j •;■*•■!. s hers would have -tart d supporter Cleveland four years ago, Sugar is* industry, They tirst raised the salaries of the city otiicej '• ’• — ,’nst think how our fat from Maine this afternoon. here. C. : .. 'Is •:1 li»i i:> Lite.'* yraml Tin* natural irus experts of l'itt-hiirir, -»-nt to Tie In her death tin- Crand ami all true [Mr. IMngley] Republicans lion. W. Clark will be bal a-- but are now for Harrison without an ex- “taxed** 10*2 cent, is carefully ignored. Army it -ne|i a It take- a pud deal t*» < they per When he to reduce the on su- eighteen thousand dollars. The next mow m a /vi 'll’.TinI ii;:»T1-r. sjieetael'-' examine the alh ired di- >wry at Htavva. have soldi* rs lo-«- a stanch friend, and one who proposed duty lotrd for as at the conven- — «»i half the internal tax on has county attorney county uiiish people now ,i days, but nnc lbe marvel- ception. Republicans repealed to 41 cent, a dut\ to tin* aver- i-. N. w \ *rk. made an unfavorable the \wil- !.«:inir iiom* amlv.ouhl haw «l*>m* more gar per e<|iial was to create unr otlie< for w hi< h there was m- an ..| wrought b\ l»r. I’ierer report, tobacco in l*s:i, and would leave tin much had it tion held ie. Aug. I'th—There is a M. K. consumption. ■ repealed all articles in the dutiable !i-i Rangor ■ sliallow ami not of more age duty upon >. w id* than 'Tic Democratic wiil make a free < been for til** ill bill**. -id* ii Medical Ili-c very, hav ''rated capable twenty party balance last session 'arli-de re- po-siblr. boy* no need, to mak* warm •> s \ i11ii■ < *viii ami >iiai|i:, 1 he only speaker our on side vot- earthly simply pla church here, of w hich Rev. Mr. is a*', live 1**4. how readily friend* the other Hanghart pas -1'irad ama/eiuent. ( on-iiinpth»n i- at la-t pound- pressure. trade light in if it loses, it will make fused to for this ! nr:. ,/ :ii v\ i'i wM tin an e\- recognize .Judge Kelley pur- ed that down and insisted on bs tor friends and ward tor. Me has a know h'lyl curable. The “tioiden Medical Id-. amothcr in lsss.” < ourier-Journal, proposition political strikers, our splendid church. The Congregn ■ [Louisville What therefore, to talk about inn ■ i;: lit-n*:ttni!i llar- I i. milit ia! of tin- for lvs7. pose. folly, v* r\ i- the onlv known for it. ll taken output country March Ins*J. Maine Politics anil Politicians. per cent. lit costs tional church is about the same and Kev. Mr. remedy 22. cent, on tobacco. In free trade Health I depaiana us eleven thousand ■: 11 ! 11 i: in ive in mind, i- not when ncf-rdinu- lo the statement made the Division per chewing u'at from it the ri.i.dit time which, beat i»y This was written before the had If Vim look at the schedule you will tind that Democracy the workman l.*2uo on dollars more than it did last The Poor Kicker is pa-tor. There are seventeen stores here, > i' i. I' 1 hi* I ii'liaiia the limy'-are nearly yne it wid y nyht to the of Mining stalDtic-, is milch greater in value England pays. percent, while the duties on Northern arc year. hidden it- free trade lace behind the hypocriti- his Mr. Maine is mdnir to Providence in Septem- productions two harness shops, two barber shops, three black a ik This ii**v\* -eat of the di-ca.-e ami accomplish it.- work as tiian that of Inn*, and i- worth sb'o.oou.ooo tobacco. I perioil- cal tmi'k of “Tarilf reform.” It !" p to the Presiih ntial in to-da\ not more than an average of 27 per department costs us eighte* n thousand dollars smith and one hotel. A soldiers’ monument e!-e i»t the \vorM can. just managed Blankets van in cost here from si to ?-5 a open campaign Rhode -hops i: the ii'll of art nothin;*' more than ? hat of ls>A. cent., the on Southern in- 'land- in the The Wallace Circus to pul! through its “free trade tight’’ in lss4. is Island. duty productions, more than in any single previous year. l>uring square. was '• pair. The retail price in England practical- .1 ! i i matter ami Niuyara Landlord- ‘‘You hokti vii ;.iel th; -ty. and it is its “free trade cluding the high duties upon sugar and rice, is here uly Jd and the sharpers that follow cd it took 'i'li** < 11i« f «■ f tiie Secret S« rvi«v Bureau lia> entering upon tight” the same, and the blankets favor- the last months of (democratic A' mi —a^M wit 1j- W mi ;i water- < autioii- '■ mi ly compare (V!. K'ia> Millik' u. a I than when we ask for twenty rule it hundreds of dollars out ot the who hut on the ynti have ylassnf of Jsss a united and not a well known Augusta more To per cent. Still, boys issued a circular to national hank ul!ieer> <-ali- against divided Re- that is, a of blankets here would shell and [..r wfioha- tr.-oi about the Fall- "II* w mm'h i- ably; pair £5 lumber mat:, ami who ha* hern a Democrat, like a fair of duties, lias cost the two hundred thousand dollars pea game. in- to publican party. [Boston Journal. says something equalization city it ?" their aitciitioii counterfeits in circula- cost about 11, its equivalent in England. The ivmoval of the the tarill' 1'rom lumber is all you say we are raising a sectional question. more ii i.ii:ii' 1 a- a na- tion. and a ivi-nur them to brand counterfeits a recent of blankets than the preceding twenty months «.f When \V. II. who has re- government, in purchase **i‘- ili-dmess.** of Transfers in Real K.Mate. ••Had Bern Worried Kluhteen Years.” Perkins, recently Ah, gentlemen, you like to put the* State •••: .. i. : !n- \ nr ri'-an < .ar- as s,,(,11 as t them. diffen nee in rule. The I democrats tie-y m made abroad, discovered that the on Republican haw done tie' a was Maine the free-list. If seems good to you ': v% It -Imnld have read “married." but proof, turned from European trip, asked at the i' it liiuant for the the price was only 3n cents a pair. Prof. N. Rrackett, of West Virginia, who with contract labor and do the The are the transfers in real in imdei observed that it amounted toabout tlie-ame who at the invitation of to put the industries, great and small, of many away city work following estate, •; 1: ii :i'-. .• 11*{ iikeW'Le <'uptain Kennedy, Hotel A calico can he in this has been in l.ewiston r. e. “The Oxford yesterday what he had noticed dress bought country ntly, says: of States there, or Waldo and so did not draw his blue pencil through took command of the \e»el the Northern Republican labor. It is to add that no eoimtv. for the week ending Vug. 7th. '•aim. v\ i; •! in \ irioti" ihiny. l.ad> Franklin, as low as (> cents a sum to Mills* tarill'seheme i* makimr lots of voters for by day unnecessary part" dm error, there win e.»nsi*!efabie about free trade in he said: per yard, equivalent reduce them to the lowest hut when we rnfortmiately Brine*1 Albert, in the cxpe*lition of l>ho in Europe, limit, Ann M < henery Ih-lfad. to -John same .i:t: ;« :••!«■ Mia. I iny are other obscrvatioii. Thousands j»!ae.-s happiness. Ib>u. M. L. Stearns, irovernor of The fact they cost more England M Jo l-.dward R. MeAlli-ter, for better, d in* formerly received (*•<> cents while our tion as **A staCalifornia. they -M v -Ilto I Davis, Rellast. to .lames H. stin- but has lame interests in Florida, cents, and the duty is 17 cents. Thus on the Industry property more, lie said: “I am When IT. party, our city council beheaded thirl* on "*n. -ame town. Deo. A. i; ii-i-n'- Aynt—“Wouidi.i you like to buy a where ii< hi- winters. handicapped. theory that the duty is a “tax." in England [Portland Durham and al, He I ■ > tie !• i!• i\vi11l:' at- spends I Wurth of ear It will store up everything you -ay get 810o springs into the New 7 cents a ni: (iU.vM it. auuiks a ui\ i:i:sii»k. old soldi* r> vvh.o wa re others under a nionf. t.. phonograph? these dresses are given away and A prominent Lewiston Democrat railed on holding Mas- Mary L. Laughton. Itelfast. :•■•'•• -I- ai. : A 'lorv of ami roiicat it t*. you. Want line?" ii ir’.etu Man— Dr. Winslow s.Pierce died in Mon- York harbor (for I sell my ear springs in Brooklyn yard bonus for taking them. ( ol. C. i!. ( Mnood the other ami asked him, Among the industries that have helped to < oiincil and did not a Charb-s D. Lints. lUlim nt. to A. < < «< day Repiibliean put single Abigail Kims, i. v: M' in I l: I- in N*.. I ve yt a wife." au’ed liO. Dr. Pierce was twice the brother- America) 1 have to salute your Yankee Jlag and is found thly. An even more astonishing as chairman of the Democratic c nnmittee, i- example city make the eastern states rich, the and I democratic soldier ie. their On tin* con- 'iin town, -lo-luia f arrow, Winchester, to Kli/a i. ! .■:!:• *k" in lirief: Tin- in-iaw of the late N ice President Hendricks, give up 8'"»0.’ in the fact while chloroform is to a thrifty places. “Uhe Him fc’i. and Let Him Idiess.*' that subject to call a meet intr of the committee. “My resig- A Harmon. Relfa-t. Robert Knight, N-arsnn-nt, ! : ! l-.wt ln-riie: I i Mar- lb- was the cousin of President Franklin “Where does that come from?” I asked. economical of which have caused the of 50 cents a the domestic article nursing the vacant were tilled in every t » Harriet Knight, same tow n, W e once heard a man f duty pound, nation is written,*’said Col. Osgood, trary positions sinion Lowe, Hel M !;. 1*. 11• M,ar5 cents a of the western acres to I i. t Lila M. n. and wi'iadered what ailed him. \ huinonui- friend is selling in this country for pound, “1 »!•) not to serve as chairman of the proprietors broad smile instance with saloon kw a sa- Howard, same tow Henry Nor :; ii "Miitai i\ «■ Women : “But An.erica had free propo*e pers. They put was Pre-ei.it- ami Bancrofts. suppose trade?” a less than tiie Jon. Palermo, to >amuel s. Norton, same town. -11«1, “oive a doctor sJ. and let him yim-1: or actually for 15 cents pound I committee.” in ridicule is the of stone. T. u a hr: M" 1 Til l-N- ‘•Free trade!*’ he exclaimed. ! would quarrying (Juincy, loon in as ot tie work- A. to a on some «loctor wli" hn't Ivvays “Why .Iwtv* keeper Superintendent Reynolds. Kurnliam, Laura K. .Jones, cuttiny'satire e < s .: I lie ;t*‘!I of a'ladillll li-hd i* last WH' I Searsniont i : Me.- I Lnra Ii. II: A -s year Hood the Yankees with ear 1 would ami tiity Co., to .lames T. Kur y-ia ii lit. 'i >>v need not ym-- wind ails you springs.’ to hardware we lind the I lie riscarauius conven- Massachusetts, Hartford, Connecticut, house in of an old soldier. This Huildiug I at >1 a-ain-t I Turning present county Kepubhean place worthy Searsnn>nt. N M I our when boweis value* s.-ysiumo. slS,*234.000 he treble ge-.-, lelll’.lliltu'- when p.od *h'li’t digest. your my works to-morrow.’’ is $.‘13 a ton. tion nu t at Dover :M and 1 with a price of steel rails in this country Aug. oiganize many other places to lesser extent have gain- was summoned as a v\ itn* s> before tie '• i-. hoM: What Li-lit- I. S -t.iimo-li arc inaelive, and when head year The lobster catch decline*! “But recently I! your preceding. wouldn’t that break our steel car-spring The is $17 and the $2.50, .1. P. Peaks, of Dover, making the -- and ea-ilv duty freight together proidem. li. I*. 1!. : N :i. in everv day. and you are ianyuid >v;,4.0*10, aii*I the eo*l catch S2‘>LOOO. The ex- makers I asked. ed enormous sums from the ledges of granite (>raii(l and was s(l drunk that he had to Finer Than the of up?” the tax on rails. This following nominations: Senator, li. F. Dag- .fury, Bay Naples. laiiyili 'l. Y u1, an* bilious, ami I >!'. Pierce’- Plea- to the I nited State- were valued at S-.- making $10.50, imported ports “Yes, for a while.” of and them, the of 1m* a as was '\ a out all riyht. deducted from $33 leaves $13.50, which should gett. Milo; -herilf.Otis Mard-.n,of Duilford: underlying adjoining qualities sent in wagon he un- !'.'!<• Mil! .Mitaini 'l ant Puryative pellets will briny y*ui | cent, of * away patrol Captain David W. Swett, of Dloueester, for 717,1"no. forty per the total \port. “How of of u catci. t*' take. Of .iruyyists. ! long?” he the British of steel rails, if the Presi- register probate. W. Cushing, Foxeroft: this form of ni"\ nn i;t in t !ii" -mall, siiy easy price peculiar conglomerate rendering able to Hi the management of our city mam a w ho has “W hy. till your men worked for (50 cents a of Flias d. Male, of Foxeroft: testify. years navigator, visited the prin- ! -.1 i !". .1 itioll I'V Tie: Patent Leather Manufacturers'Associa- dent’s is correct. But the British price judge probate. li-'elnill i.-e that man theory it the best and most all round I,eeturiny 'I will pa until y-miiy as our men do.” S. popular building funds hy the I democrat* our taxes are nearly cipal port- tL• A'Janti Paeilie and Mediterra- 1 "ii"li in- tion «.f the Fnit« *! states, at N«*w have day. is, in instead of $13.50. commissioner. W. McK'i-ick. Parkman; im..of 11 :1:4- I a. k « t' ball wlii -p» may ." ^ "liny York, fact, $20, stone utilized. The Californian of the ear- -top- “But there are I yet s, nean « vean?, 1 politicians in America,” the steel rail in tins coun- treasurer. Wm. Pin k, Foxeroft; attor- one-half higher than in wars, of coin '.i-t week made a i-il to Mount De :■ i■ m i" t v ik.- more :ph••!!i nt Man .'..roiallv >- "Loon. .r. :iiv not di-turb p'soived t.- advance the price of jjoods from 10 Further, industry county past you ly day scorned the virtues of ordinary sert of the I ’.a 'an said, who advise the laboring men to vote for a a ton. In W. F. Parsnns, Foxeroft. Pefure the con- homely by way ti; I Har Harbor I’m* of It «ii>* ii"'i"ii". iny tin' at all." !*> b'» per cent. All contracts at. the old rates try was built up under duty of $2S ney. there are some decent men in the i>* in«•. 1 atie this same free rock and would have naught of that which did steamer.-. Ile Y< iat« s that Penobscot Hav, from trade.” steel rails were sold here for $27, one vention met Hags were raised in Dover and expire September With. All but four patent l«s*S5 just not hear The land and real ( astiue to Mount De.-ert i- the most it is Iseless “And tin* men listen?” gold. speculator party but limy are now deserting the old rolt n beautiful bay V dollar less than the dutv. Foxeroft. Thin afternoon addresses were .• 'Ii• •! \ 1 i 11\ I'llalile to el Father tirm- in the conntrv are in the combina- original .-day (state liend of these later excited times, has in the world, and that > -t th West Harbor is nior’i •!' niny ladies who a troljbl* d w *:h freekh's, “Some ignorant ones do.” of cut delivered M. P. clenvts, <.f and hulk as rats leave a sinking Harrison i.i. a M-. .a. am! the eioeirn- 'I y tion. Take another illustration. Tlie price by Portland, ship. niaguiiieem than ti..- tar famous Hav of bad -kin nerallv to had more to say of the climate above the lands, Naple- pimp:. .ill and (an and a y> “Weil.” said the Belgian manufacturer, “In- a of loo A. teiiiiig to a demagogue who would on :< If tie* commodity gr utnd th former -its w it bin a semi. irele -i t" tint I’rii e -:;.on iiicajro, publishes The cut nails $1.25. of h»ft\ make tin- km look well fur the time beiny. To pounds. duty A of t ie Podon dotirnal load the tenderfoot, than as Prohibitionists and all. The President of our tl « *>t a which decrease their down to the wages should correspondent upon unsuspecting peak-, rising from the -a. w hile the iew of the A Y o; k. mi plan tw**nty-eioiit-story buildint; high wages above he correct, cut nails have a yo...I complexion y mil-! have pure blood. proposition write-: under the Dem- treasures in itself. Hood gran- 1 arl>or i- will be .Tin feet in ami will a of our poor your American laborers a In “Forty-two year- ago, possessing any soldiers club is Lieut. .1. M. I nderwo >d. of the charming b-mnd de-eription. While I -• Pull, r- and -km w ill be fair ami height, occupy people, be in for 75 certs keg. ‘-alphur your bought Europe ocratic free trade of those dames L. Fin- ite, however, is rare; a valuable, a sure source the Meihterranean lets hut few harbors a i. i11 ai;i•'; n ii-nis, • to drive such a out of the days, good there m u n |.i- /.ill] ii M't-hr.i u> pi- of around iohty feet square. It will con- ought demagogue fact, cannot he on earth old lit!i Maine. He has hern a Prohibitionist pie bo./e// they bought anywhere for w«*rk at the in of wealth. The rock about Riverside are hart « nougli of ’he finest sort, in Penobscot \ ■. Francisco Chronicle. ery applied factory Saco, country \\ ! ; ; [H oil Ml. t il.it tain 7:> rooms titled for oliicc and country. [San for less than a t. purposes, $1.50 keg. :* is all hut as the coars- for the last six cannot Ray atlord ai.ehorage and refuge to the entire » l'ui.,1 d hi- nm-ic. "iiou would .Me. A fti waiting a week, he was a grauilc, elsewhere, but into the .. .- penurious given only years play \\ :i a,.; p h \ f'Uii- will have twelve elevators. Thus Chicago Again, cut nails have been sold in this coun- navies ot the wor d. The i-laud- and shores of feel 11 | W el e to v y a lit. kel *1 think." in the cloth room at sixtv cents a er and useless grades are ex- -. very prevalent, hands of the I democrats I oliii ,i o'h. r ss \- awl a.Min conies to the front as a of audacious as as a 1(h) while p!a< day, any longer. would tin-entire are so lie1 so >i»it o11.• i.■ a city Mr. Cleveland and the Veterans. low $l.s5 keg of bay beautiful, air 1'. in I 'I "that 1 would bad little faint at try pounds, ie-s two dollar- a week for hoard. a cept in one where several ex- delight >■ < Peing locality, already d and :: i: _■ a»nl 1'• | ilM first.’* surprises. tlie duty was $1.50 a keg. Thus, according to like to say that if I haw -any old army com- invigorating that there is little to choose workman, his was increased to cellent ledges of the very best have been a- to 'oi ii,;.. .-is.j 1 tin* homnkia The Keene II.) observer the cut nails must then good pay sixty- quality location, and ( aptain Swett believes that _s I.- *,- (N. publishes the Democratic circular, W. f>. rades otf about North St arsmont who Mine. Patti's castle in Wales i> advertised for one, si.\t yd wo. and linally to cents laid hare. Three years ago Messrs. he!.mg that will soon become the ot Hay Fever. following extract from a letter, under date of have been purchasable in Europe for 35 cents a sixty-seven vicinity great place .-ale. The n asiiii is the fact that she is a at which he worked two Ward and (Jeo. W. Clark, both expert quarry- to the Prohibition had better g*-t summer resort for the whole l nited Mates, and :• 1 lit! in \\ 'j'MpfJ- I I'm- utb-nd from returns given Washington, 11 : day. price years. party they greatly pcriodi-al duly Men in came from to Los Au- his i- valuable, that of an a < being robbed and left her that, mill for the same men, Prospect, Maine, opinion being expert. 1 I- ; i-• i:I :t f»»r i* bay icv.-r. overt ^ ( lieever. Druggists, stig right by neighbors. “Political excitement runs here in Wash- ree are sold in at 2-. to-day doing hack into the fold as as I.I high k(% ply carpets England and a Republican quickly a se- overwhelm her with for work one dollar and cents a g« !es near that r, '•! *■:: ii :: -it 1-.:\< le.mi Kalin. I Used it during They appeals alms, I get seventy-live* began working ledge city. i 'll ;.inl tin; f ml ington. was tolU today that l must work and (id., or 02 1-2 cents per yard. Add 50 per <*ent. It is doubtful if the R< an to the im- i- in Mr. will vote alter a trial, that here it was possible. extremely ■ •• vere attack, ami while she her for the this year for Harri- Finding thorough Notes. ; ! 11 i' 1 an prit of .*.•■ cheerfully testily ay searching purse vote for Cleveland or resign my office. I said my “taxes” to this and the would be 03 3-1 day. Finery Newspaper mediate and continued relief obtained its use. the price son and Morton and the to cut stones of di- will have them alter ;i ! th;.l limn- i- by wherewithal to satisfy these demands ap- principles were not for sale, and at ouc.e tendered better and protection of Ameri- impossible argo enough publicans September. :iill{>!ateman, out of the rain. Where is Boothbay RegUter, tiii- *»r kind red II. A. "mith, more artistic carpets at Dobson's or Sloane’.- complaint" .Kev. or hooks. The about the castle is overrun office alter 2:> years ot work. 1 can’t be :l Demo- able for the purposes of elegant buildings the his business < park for 02 1-2 cents than can for the ing up preparatory to having for linton, Wi-. crat and tit the same time call myself a man and a per yard you The Anson Advocate, a Democrat ie men the blue headed iconoclast, any way! Ami \ ; -1 Tin N w Ln_riami with poachers and even the crops about the paper up young determined to prospect the whole veteran soldier in our late rebellion.*’ same money in England. in Somerset with Tennessee, where he will again enter the news- ! I'!i i nr- Tin aindetits believed that the earth was ."<|uarc. place are being cut and carried oil'at night. county, copies apparent ap- of Southern California carefully. For some where is liowden, and others of the old 14th And so it is with article of general con- Den. paper of a is oi even were ict so credulous as to The writer of this the observer every proval the oft-repeated utterance of Dow. time failed to find such rock as de- lit-’,.taking charge paper uircudv ! \ •'iiiail. A 'I.. pi f ii but tin- am-h-nt letter, states, they they boyst You will hear from me again before the there.d wer-* A stroke of luck has befallen sumption which the masses of the people buy. that **a few amendments to the tablished. '-ii' l■ iiMv. \v itit illustration- believe that tin inhabitants always great good j is a Cheshire county veteran, who received an simple iiquor sired. hut at last hit upon a ledge in Arlington, < is As for cost of the Democrat- doses. Rt trs Rowans. atlieiim (iall'ney. a feeble old woman, who the Bible, the law would tic* a campaign ! • i I 'ii Nn.. < oii.\ s.piarc. appointment in tlie Pension office shortly after ctleetually suppress grog-shops!” little distance east of the Casa Blanca station. Libel" i- the title impu-. an on who such literature as the above arc not "Newspaper of a novel and in '• at present inmate of the almshouse get up We know well that Dell. Dow conscienti- Mi.wi: vi*oi i- s• \ in'.. olmni ( ia--1rai the war. That lie has been competent and very They procured at first live acres from the Riv- is, Aug. '2nd, *SN. A hale ltivfdmrr.t. Blackwell's New York. She has been to that tax. Bibles an and teresting work just published Ticknor A Co 1-larnl. faithful all these i< con- likely pay plentiful ously believes this. Put docs any other sane erside Land and and hy I miil ni rial Hall uni a of 1 In \on -.itisfae through years quite Improvement company portrait I- .ic whieli is guaranteed to bring identified as one of three heirs to a fortune of The Press will not answer these back man in Does editor of Boston. It is a >. « !i'-m shown tin* fact that he has held cheap. Maine?" the the Advo- The surface indications practical treatise, and the tlrst r M I.N !••:.». I. I.. \ Prof. Win. or of taihire a return d !y by began operations. Gen. Harrison and the l.orv results, in c:ee pur- between >*100.000 ale! left her number this so those If Wine-Cup. « ■1 sluO.OOO, by hi- questions again campaign, cate? will he formulate these were from the work on the .• i. ni .ii art irk. nn ilh tin .-ale .-u can from portion not under Republican hut also >in, kindly good first, hut, until the quarry subject yet published In this cha’.-e price this plan buy whodied only interested will this in their country younger brother. Patrick II. Dall'iicy, >•» please paste scrap amendments,'’ that may be dis- was well was -i i > no. .n. **H >— our advertised Druggist a boltb- ot Dr King's New tmder lunch of a Democratic administration. “simple they opened up, it somewhat doubtful Tli" following clipped from The National designed for popular use and the use of the news- intestate in < a week The old books and the circular to The We lm- ( It is guaranteed to hicago ago. I bis old soid.er's ease, we have abundant rea- stop sending cu>sed. are and always have been all our how available the mass would It wa> i .1 P. ... toll- of Di-eovery iiii.Miiii|>tiiiii. with live prove. Advocate (whose the paper profession. The author is Samuel Merrill, ease, used f.-r af- woman received the news of her fortune Press. We are too lives in favor of the “ctleetual Temperance editor, l>y -• ; from biing relief in every when any good son to believe, is no means an isolated one. busy grappling ear:;es!iy sup- a work of several months and involved an ex- p. Ho-ton to by lie is a fection of or < siu-li as ( on that she did not care to leave issues to into ancient and answer of the and if one can is not a but a voter in Prohi- newspaper man as well as a lawyer, and Throat, Lungs, ia-st, calmly, remarking An Administration which has shown no love dip history pression grog-shops," any penditure of over s-j.uon to thoroughly expose way, Republican, "i lidlammation of Lungs, bronehitis. which on their faces the so has made a hook that w ill he mptioti, the island. for I'nion veterans even of its own has statements presuppose .-how us a device calculated to accomplish the rock, but when this had been done it biton indicates of the char- indispensable to pub- A \N • ( etc. It i- party party) something •ilium, hooping ougli. roup, etc., farmers of the country to he fools. a desideratum, it shall have our to lishers and writers for the 1 \ i: \ i:r for A in.'a-t foiitaii’..-a m*; seemed to he inspired with an especial malign- great certainly proved he hv far the most valuable find in acter of man who is tin; candi- press. y pleasant and ag:«. able to taste, perteetiy safe,and more (hi- the Republican fie.dngi-tsof King-ton, Out., are greatly sur- those are not, hut know about ques- News. so far and which »f < ■ ••in s be Trial bottles free toward who have chanced Jo be Re- They umjualilied support. [Pridgton granite known, has already iolilntl alw ay depended upon. ity free try to instruct for President. prised by the discovery of trees petrified in (irover < entered in- tion than the traders who the for their and date One of Hannibal Hamlin*- Stories. i: i a:. ! < a *1 Pi •. r-. '! Ii.-m an* also at lb II Moody's Drug "tore. publicans. Since 'levcland repaid gentlemen enterprise granite in tor\ i> told of (ieii. Harrison, i._ -it. f »i .i o-i- ■. a to and began selecting unreconstructed persistency, extremely suggestive following i' power lion. Hannibal Hamlin was stories the Man is avvful'y smart in some tiling-, but nobody opened on the hanks of the Kidenu f’anaf. of Dardincr, do business under the* the in connection with a flintier him telling i an .toi a ti-il a rebels for his foreign Ministers the Prad.-trect, to future. The possibility of furnishing public given potto. pulpit as ever discovered one that could jam a hat department other "The pin The discovery has overturned certain theories firm name of the Pradstreet Lumber from this this ma- on one occasion: day. only time," said Mr. Hamlin, m ! r I ii of III- in doors at Washington have swung open to let Company, city indispensable building IliOIIO^I'a < 1 hi through his head and make it come out on to be Abroad. supposed well established, ami many a Union soldier forth for the last Confederate Money and are among the most extensive and enter- terial in sufficient and “At the close of the dinner one of tlit! "that Governor Kdward Kent was known to make a.: -: ! i.1 M'.iii.: im l.auml Vio- the other side, as the women do. many go time, quantity quality'avail- gen- i»y scientists are thither to vvliat on flocking verify ('lie‘man who lias criminals to office prising lumber manufacturers the Kennebec able for the necessities of the state, is tlemen thank hi> health. The (ieneral a was one w inter I -1. •:>. a v a! !• I f -, t- i lily ir*1 i!t-i^ii- appointed growing pledged joke, day just as he left Scavev’s Wins. they have deemed impossible. The (icologieal has found no to in be- TIm; ship Governor Kobic. Captain Itlan- river. Their mill i- one of the and best both and The his toast water. Another hotel at in Waldo •' ;ini a mnishor ol < »r- Merit opportunity intervene biggest battering hopefuh present quar- by drinking gentle- t'nity county. On getting into of the Dominion has taken the on in the and is located at covers five man offered a the lie found he had to Hi-'; .; <• U e desire to to our citizens, that for ears Department half of veterans whose their Bour- chard, arrived in New York Jumiar\ 1, appointed country ry acres, and the deem toast, and said: “(ieneral, will sleigh, forgotten take a i. ! -i ", ■. in. Iinlini: a fuli-pa^t* i:- say y poor places proprietors New for trees up ami are hav ing the trees quarried down South Dardincr, where over 100 the not favor me a of cigar, and he called the bar and said ‘Please •" ;!mlf in Turkish >t\ In. Arli- vvr have been selling Dr. King’s Discovery bon superiors wanted, to reward some smart She had they employ supply inexhaustible. In quality it is fully you by taking glass wine?' hoy t<* the roots so can be taken. isss from Ilong Kong. been lo.'id:iy> me a was before the of < 'on sumption. Dr. King’s New Life fills, buck leu’s that photographs relative or “worker” with. Under mem Their annual output of manufactured to the best eastern and has no su- Tin (ieneral. in a get igar.* (It day the In ii! | ii a!u«- am tiio-r on young any up granite, very gentlemanly way, beg- cil'cr Arnica ."alvcand Llectrie Hitters, and have never Trunk, branches and small granite fruits are on the She over four sailors i- Id.nnn.uoo feet. At the headwaters matches.) 'flic bar bo\ hurried away and ■ administration sinh a as has been passage. brought lumber and few in Southern California. ged to be excused, lie was to I* ‘i'rliii” in « hi-,* “Srinma* policy pur- periors equals again urged join soon <(f handled remedies that sell as well, or that have found disconccted from the tiers of in pretty came back putting a brand new cigar, granite sued toward the officeholders with man was of the river, they own large tracts of timber The stone is classed as “dark and is in a of wine. This was too mu- li. lie I. ''- ! >k S w.u. I." "Pitiw. r Paint- We do not hesi- Republican sick with the scurvy. The who granite,” glass and pulling it out of his mouth, handed it to Cox given such universal satisfaetion. which are buried. lands winters 2o0 men they records for honorable service in the or where they employ and very clear, having few seams or black knots of rose from bis seat ami said in the most dignifi- ernor Kent. said his 1 .-I'aintim:" pro- tate to guarantee them every time, and we stand army afflicted worst of all was Anton (iuezer, a ‘Well,’ Kxeellcney, ‘I sup the rebellious South would have <10 horses in logging operatic ns. Poth the hornhleiid in it. and is of a ed manner: I could stand that in ii-lral refund the purchase price, if satisfactory navy against susceptible high pose easy enough before idee been Swede. He had the scurvy bad. He was re- brothers have always been staunch Democrats the contractors for i have twice refused to hut’s a little too much after election.’ The ! M i- a k" i'V t im resuits do not follow their use. These remedies absolutely scandalous. Under this Ad- polish. Already large ‘(ientleinen, par- tmn,^ Ik vivjll of went have won their on their ministration. which came into and voted the Democratic ticket, but this year have been to send to the take of tin* I that will be suf- hoy hack and finally the governor drove otf M .i I *:' i : frontispiece of the the ear go.” What arc its What new direction supporters may before he showed of ed the who sole ancestor of the Packard In America, *• principles? any signs improvement. following distinguished speakers family 1 W :i sneer at the and block in San 'I’lie our new men who The other six- i \ \ 1%* i,. Crisis.” a wild Can- Republicans reformers, anil in Diego. curbing for graduated together. as shown by records gathered by B. \\ Packard, * would l»e given to the old if the helm tortures will participate the Maine campaign: ii •. Advlrr to Mother*. ship ask them, “What are to do He suffered untold that time. cement sidewalks is from here, and teen members of m\ class now till drunkard's of who now in also tic- n<*eoinpanyiug storv you going about during lion, .lames G. Blaine. although Boston, has his hands the records '• should into the hands of the democrats? 1 itr From now until election can turn had of now from to men. graves, and all from the habit of of about 2.iKK) families of these descendants, are to hi.I plink. vtved on the Brink.” by Mrs. Winslow’s Sootiiinc .Svitrr f«»r children pass they He had then enough America, and he Hon. Hale, working twenty-live thirty pernicious Eugene null a at Brockton on the loth of '■> o il n\!c\ ; ami both and will of the bent Union soldiers and sailors out of otlice in bat- the proprietors cannot keep up with their or- wine drinking. I owe all my health, my hap- family gathering hoys girls teething is the prescription «»1 one know what that has been against, ft lias wanted to go hack to Sweden. He had no lion. Win. l\ the 2.‘»oth party talions as as Frye, ders. This thus in its and to August to celebrate anniversary of his fun over Jann-s serial female nurses and physicians in tin; United suites, freely they please. But as sure as Dr. 'I industry, almost infancy, piness, prosperity that resolution. Otis'complete been an It was money. His case interested Wyman, who lion. hos. B. Heed, coining to this country. The arrangements are in \ N- h-t i< I’ o and lias been used for with never-fail- “against** party, f Laughter.] the American love and honor bids fair to become one of the reliable ones Would you urge me lo'break it now?"’ ty.” for it is a jolly story. One forty years people justice to the Swedish Consul in this fora lion. Nelson Jr. the hands of an active local committee millions of mothers for their chil- applied city Dingh y. same composed J i:;o-t beautiful in the number is ing sueeess by against freedom in Kansas; it was against the the defenders of the Union, and believe that the future in Riverside. The wages paid vary The paper states editorially that “the of some of the things is return passage for (iuezer. He told Gtiezcr’s lion. C. A. Boutellc. leading citizens of the place, and dren. the process of teething its value no man who has from diem to to candidate for Lex i P. Mor- Kriclali.an the author During it was the it was em- served his country as this $2.7» per quarrymon £1 per Vice-President, lion. the exercises will he of such a character as an* Knglish writer, Incalculable. It relieves the child from pain, cures war; against draft; against story to the Consul. Hon. S. I,. Millikeu. "i ti novel That Mnb; it is a New Hampshire veteran lias done should he diem to expert stone dressers. The proprie- ton a man of high standing and good reputation appropriate for the occasion. The celebration is Vt-ry “parable” and diarrhwa, in the bowels, and it was a curren- That official declared that he could do noth- lion. Perliom. dysentery griping ancipation; against greenback forced because lie stood bis Sidney tors were a little at the start, in in business and social is on record as held under the of the Memorial «-utiti* •! “The Temple of Music,” and teaches wind-colic. health to the child it rests by principles from in the first cramped capi- circles, auspices Packard By giving ing for him, because, place, (iuezer Hon. Lucius Fairchild, of Wisconsin. Association. ■ i.< of the most of life'- lessons—that it was it was a in the (fovernment which he tal, and have as invested as the works the Anti-saloon move- pro-ions the mother. Trice 25c. a bottle. Jyr48 cy; against reconstruction; against position employ had on hoard an American vessel, Hon. W. M. Evarts, of New York. yet only favoring Republican "lc IPs life shall tin*! had tilled and a of reckon- shipped would warrant, but will increase their ment. who lo-es it”; all who the amendments; it was against the Lu-KIux long faithfully, day which placed him under the jurisdiction of tin* Hon. A. W. Tenney, of New York. plant If Muck a ken-gah, the Indian who has is When (Jrover and their field of as The (onant li ever given up an ideal for the sake of pee-wah laws: it was the civil it was ing coming. Cleveland stulti- enlarge operations fast as (icnralngy. duty been a had not been success- against rights bill; United States; second, that the captain of the Gov. Adam King, of Maryland. ".in the just granted pension, fied himself* ami threw his solemn be happier for reading thi- exquisite against the act to it pledges to Governor Kobic had failed to with Hon. W. of Prohibition Orators. ful i:- bis application, lie could have made a living strengthen public credit; ship comply W. Hice, Massachusetts. Sumner T. Conant, lias shown us a very interest- In -The an Indian Prince*' the winds, and began to use the civil service to In addition to the quarry of Messrs. Ward '•lory. Klepliant-of by renting his name to be used as a barbed w ire was against the resumption of specie payments; the laws, which required him to carry a suf- Gov. Charles Foster, of Ohio, Mi-- Sevvard oilers the reward his friends ami his in A Clark, Mr. Kvans of the I,os linn of How much do tin* Prohibitionists ing history of the Conant family in Kngland and Ui-iey young folks the fence. hut it is not against any of tiiese things' now punish opponents ficient quantity of lime juice to prevent the lion. H. G. Ilorr, of Michigan. Angeles headway mo-t a manner which even Jackson or Buchanan Kvans & Middleton, has secured about half a to make such as America, with the of thirteen entertaining elephant artieleever written, it is underneath them. The in its It also that the Gov. J. B. of Ohio. hope by speeches that made by genealogy genera- Our American Belles—Our American Belles— country scurvy. transpired only vege- Foraker, ill from her own xperience with the tiuest never dreamed of, he entered upon very dan- mile from the lirst named ledge, another that .John A. Brooks, Prohibition candidate for the tions from 1**20 to is grand sweep has left all these things to tables aboard the ship were sweet potatoes, be- Hon. Bciij. Lutterworth, of Ohio. ISsT, prepared hy Frederick Odell s of Asia. I his How sweet the story their beauty tells— His ill-treatment of to lie from Mr. Matthew Vice This is Mr. M. of elephant is only a sample of the arc no of debate gerous ground. Republi- sides the sweet the seamen had sub- Dr. Geo. B. of Massachusetts, promises equally good Presidency? Brooks’ style: Conant, A., Portland, Maine. The hook eon i't They are wise belles, too, for It is their w ont history; they longer subjects potatoes Luring, tains also several fe offer* d for twa nt\-ivo cents. can civilians in the Federal employ is sufficient t«age. This was done after an exhaustive 1 have been a rebel, a pictures of members of the Con To use every their SOZOD< 1ST —they arc historical facts; they are the sun- sisted on salt food during the entire passage of lion. Warner Miller, of New York. slaveholder ami a lire day reason to secure for him the earnest search fur such material elsewhere. ant family and of the coat of arms of Sir Nathaniel Which sweetens breath and keeps teeth well, lighted peaks of our most brilliant and opposition 103 Hon. John Dal/ell, of Verily, eating Democrat, but thank i.otl I have never been of all real reformers. Such a toward days. Pennsylvania. when the and the a ami I have mil that sin Conant, Knight, from whom the families in Kng- Bahvlio<>d for August is as full of sea- No wonder we’re of our American Belles. eventful We have climbed the policy to a sister of (iuezer (’. orange crops fail, song of the Republican to answer usual, proud epoch. rug- Dr. "Wyman then wrote Gen. II. Grosvenor, of Ohio. land and this country sprang. The families iii -"iiahii hint- and advice Jo Republican veterans as be has allowed to be real estate broker is heard no more in the land; for. practical young ged and bloody pass. The lowering clouds living at Guttenberg, Sweden, asking her for Hon. W. (’. PI inner, of Dakota. America sprang from Roger Conant, who came oi'itJi* !*-. In Ha* Rozodont if not instituted—a of when the last of this cruel boom is there the department of “Nursery Why have lifted of have fallen in refreshing pursued, actually policy assistance for her brother. He received a Hon. W. A. (file, of Massachusetts. over, Ami yet there are people who claim that the from London to New Kngland in Ittfcb I Camden Problems” alone a the Dentifrice of America? which the incident above described is no un- shall be heard the chink of the stone- great variety of interesting Become staple .simply showers. It is a time of peace and of amazing reply iu due time from the sister enclosing the Hon. I). G. JIarriinnn, of New York. merry Prohibition party is recruited from the Republi- Herald. I he such as because it is to use it, even for a week, common instance—is a resentment mason's hammer, and shall still can 'l'ics may found, “Sucking the impossible prosperity throughout the land. So far ns leg- awakening necessary funds for a return passage to Sweden. (ten. John L. Swift, of Massachusetts. prosperity pur- party. On the contrary, it is a party or- without its the toward some sue us. Tongue,” as a Cause of perceiving hygienic, effec\ upon islation and administration can him which is liable to lead to count to [Riverside, Cal., Tribune. for the of and “(Quinine Deafness,” and the breath. 5w32 public shape As Dr. Wyman began to the money Hon. W. W. Thomas, Jr. ganized express purpose aiding aranre ol Diphtheria at the Insane Sh.vv Cain in Milk teeth, the gums great surprises when the votes are counted Renppt Anylin. Weight,” “Throwing up the course of events, these things have come see if it was correct he was surprised to dis- Hon. Henry B. Cleaves. abetting the Democratic party. If it succeeds After Nursing,” “Coated Un- next November. [Boston Journal. reform in D. O. Tongue,”“Rings Little I’m to write; a because of the wise, courageous and patriotic cover that the hills were all of the “Confeder- Hon. Frederick Hohie. At San Francisco, Cal., 2d, there ar- temperance this and other States will Bowen, Secretary Board of Trustees, der the “Time for Bess—“Fred, composition Aug. lives,” Weaning,” “Slow on Tell me about Master of the Republican ate States of America.” The sister iu Sweden Hon J. P. of Iowa. he passed into the hands of men like David writes to the Kennebec Journal: the last dogs. something dogs.” legislation party [apjduuse|; Dollivcr, rived from Tahiti and crew of "When Teething,” etc. It is very desirable that about come the Capt. Wagner Bennett Hill and tlie Baby- Fred—“Well, lleas are always dogs.” they have liecause Democratic party The sale of a young trotting stallion in Ken- had been swindled by some one, who had taken Hon J. H. Baxter, of Arkansas. liquor interests for safe ollicial bulletin was issued we from the hood, whose useful and care- the Don which foundered supposed many suggestions has been in a minority. There was a long tucky for fifty thousand dollars Is a circum- advantage of her entire ignorance and had sold Hon. Thomas A. Osborne, of Kansas. ship Leon, in the keeping. [The Press. ful medical advice make it Burkkn’s Arnica Halve. time which had since the appearance of indispensable to in the of our when, as I stance that shows a advance in Ihe her Confederate instead of Hon. J. S. Merrill, of Massachusetts, elapsed •period history country striking money good money. South Pacific last May. The ship sailed from any new case of diphtheria that there would lie no every mother, should be found in The Beht Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, once young every had occasion to say before, the Demo- value and popularity of the trotter in Ibis Dr. has returned the Confederate lion. William Jr. of Ohio, San Francisco in a and It Is now further hut a few later a mild Salt Fever Wyman McKinley, leaky condition, grew announced that the Hon. Josiah spread, days spora- nursery, and persons willing to aid in extend- sores, Ulcers, Kltcum, Sores, Tetter, cratic seemed to he with our dic in of Miss party playing country. money to her again and explained that it is lion. William E. Nasoii, of Illinois. worse when the tropics were reached. All of Dexter, has been retained as senior case ap|>eared the person Bowden, will tind a Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, ami all Skin Croshv, ing Babyhood's usefulness it pleasant the child’s game of “teeter.” When of no in In the meantime Gen. P. of the She is now rapidly convalesc- ami cures or no country value this country. Hobert Kennedy, Ohio. hands escaped in two open boats, but food and council for Dr. Weed in the trial. Two supervisoress. and task. The offer un- Kruptions, positively Tiles, pay | coming and in a few will be entirely rid of the profitable publishers to satisfac- the Democratic party was up, the country was The supreme court of New has aiBrn Guezer remains at the Marine awat- Invitations have bee 1 sent to others water were both washed ing days required. It is guaranteed give perfect Jersey Hospital many overboard. Thcv of Bangor’s leading attorneys not only refused has in the usual inducements to energetic canvassers. 15 and when the was the Dem- disease. To day a case ap|>cared lower tion, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. down, country up, ed the constitutionality of the local optima high ing money to take him buck to his native land. and as soon as dates can be agreed upon made island, whence reach- hut declined to into the case at cents a finally Society they $fiOO each, go transverse which has l»een isolated and the insti- iiumlter; $1.50 per year. Babyhood For sale U. II. ocratic was down. license law. — by Moody. party [Applause.] [New York Herald. ann j'tnccmeuts will Ik? made. ed Tahiti. all. tution again quarantined.” Springfield, Worcester and South Framingham The The Welcome to Blaine. j fishermen and the Free Trade Ad* Republican County Conventkn. claims of their widow s, tlie.ir o phans and their Democratic i'ouniy Convention. Mr. (.:. said it was the first time he ever stood be- I there were crowds assembled and Mr. Blaine surviving comrades. We therel »re conilemn in News of Belfast and Swan & Sibley Bros., of this city, list week 1H»: <;HKAT I'AKaDF in nkw y«*kk city, a i 1 ministration. The rain last forenoon no doubt lessen- 'ore a Waldo Vicinity, spoke briefly from tlie car. Indeed, it was a Thursday emphatic terms the hostile attitude of the present The Democratic convention held at tin* county audience in the old town ol 1 County j shipped sixteen cars of Turk’s Island salt to the hkakty w ki.com k to tiii: man kkom continued ovation. < m in Boston Mr. ed the attendance at the con- Administration towards the veteran soldiers of Belfast. He said as lie arriving Milliken secured the Republican County Court was well attended. rode along the coast of MAISK. S( K> A N I * ! Congressman passage of the Union. House, Belfast, Saturday, ! Mr. Daniel Lane Is some needed interior towns. si IK KINi; SPKKCIIKS. 'KN Blaine was driven in a barouche to Hotel Yen- vention, but the weather making repair? j a despite every Republican The basis of Maine he was struck with the beautiful and INCII »KNTS KN KOt’TK TO A I'll l ST A. bill in the House last week which not re- Resolved, That in the election now pending with representation was two delegates bays on Ids wharf in dome and later made a to a crowd of only — j this city. Policeman of the Uah-m speech j delegate eighty-eight in number—was present. a clean ticket in the Nation, in the .State and in the Imrbors which offered such excellent Frisbec, night watch, mind- us of from each town and one additional for t\ :y forty opportunities Tlie steamer < of New York, with Mr. over 10,000 people who crowded days gone by, but suggests the con- Had and with vital our theatre down the on a two weeks’ ity j Common-j the weather been pleasant a number of county, issues, namely: protection for commerce. goers are reminded that Floy Crow- hay vacation, and his at wealth avenue. The enthusiasm was so large to votes thrown for Clark Edwards in 1880. This But he noticed no shipbuilding, Blaine on hoard, w as sighted oil Fire Island great tract between the American fishermen American productions, a home market, and well j is Mr. Levi way visitors would have assisted at tiie in ■nlv ell, with an exeellent company, will in Belfast place supplied by Clay 1.1."* last A upon his appearance that it was a long time be- flag raising paid and contented workmen, we enter upon the gave them Bit delegates. In addition to this the decaj ing wharves. He wondered why we had play Friday morning. great political were our fore he and his was fre- regarded by forefathers and by the the afternoon, and listened to the excellent re- contest with and to no Aug. *27 8!». The duties on the of parade in New York City the night before in could be heard, speech courage, appeal every patriotic Maine Centra! ran a train over the Belfast i coinniercc. What influences had brought about cargo salt in-i discharged j citizen to aid us in about an old fashion- special honor of was with much tremendous present free trade Democratic The bill marks of Hon. Herbert M. of bringing this m .■ t,:r Swan Mr. Blaine conducted quently interrupted by cheering. party. Heath, Augusta. ed branch which arrived in the forenoon with lane holy condition? Ife answered the ques- The on the Belfast Custom House was at »V Sibley ltros., Belfast, amounted j.. Republican victory. early | Hag enthusiasm the detention at sea of the The Cadet Band rendered inspiring music and referred to for At 10.30 a. in. the convention was called to order tion and despite provided the payment to Wil- Resolved, that we* renew our to the two well filled cars, it has been said that by saying it was the influence which the Dem- half mast in to the of !?S0O, were paid in silver dollars. a added to the en- allegiance the j Saturday respect memory man In whose honor it was Fifth grand display of fireworks In the Court noble of so planned. Dr. G. and reso- — liam Collins, of Waldo, of a due House, by John Brooks, of Bel- principles prohibition long Maine Central ocratic parly i* the Gen. Sheridan. A in this i- avenue sidewalks were crowded, and as the thusiasm. It was a magnificent and a fishing bounty railroad is running the Democratic contesting to-day protection gentleman city who familiar with greeting fast, in the absence of Col. lutely maintained by tlie Republicans of Maine .-erics of ovations him 22 The W. 11. Fogler, chair- this policy of the Republican It is this the gay paraders. with bands, banners and torches, brilliant finale to bis splendid years ago. claim was once placed against all its enemies. campaign year, it is true the bills posted party. policy An of the lale Martin of Lib- mocking bird says he ha- seen several pair- man of the who was ill. obituary Overlock, roar of from New York to Boston. county committee, The Resolved, That our thanks arc due and arc here- which hindered the of commerce. The this swept along, a continuous applause in the care of Senator Hannibal Hamlin, but about our city announcing the convention and rebuilding from the season near his residence in tin* sinmrbs Doctor read the eall. tendered to the chairman of this convention for erty, Waldoboro News, will be found on them. The most striking novelty of IX BOSTON. by of the is for greeted the faet> were never looked the mass were printed in Portland and were policy Republican party responsible M e of fully up and present- Hon. A. E. of able, dignified and impartial manner in which meeting the first page. acknowledge the receipt of a gen.won the occasion w as the multitude flags display- Nickerson, Swanvllle, was made he lias the fact that bottoms Mr. Blaine made a ringing fifteen minutes ed. This Mr. presided over its deliberations and to the I sent the Maine Central A to-day foreign arc doing the of from ed. man iu the waved a flag Milliken has done and at last se- Mr. hereby management. tity llowers the garden of Miss An: u-ta Kvery procession from the of the Yeiidome, Bos- temporary chairman. Nickerson thanked the other olliccrs and committees for the business of the That has The Belfast Water Company are marking the speech balcony satisfactory and the mass in the niter- country. party taxed every \\ who on his cane. There were big flags, little flags cured the of a hill to the claim. convention manner in which have the duties pleasant day meeting ells, devotes much time to the calti*. at ton. to 10.000 Short passage pay for the honor conferred, and immedi- they performed article boundaries of their property at Little liiver with sorts ball. Monday evening people. noon were that enters Into the construction of a ship. of them. and all of flags. The big campaign In assigned them. t sufficient to draw out a good sized speeches were made by uther» and great enthu- the early days of the government our ately proceeded to the business of the convention. s'liiare granite posts. 14 feet in diameter and dating from ls4ti, was The committee crowd. The speaker said the two great interests of this siasm At noon Mr. Blaine The Rev. Mr. following county was elected : Mr. I.. as it was The prevailed. Tuesday forefathers the national Gardner, of Waldoboro, who was Iicnry Lord, merchant tailor, of tht greatly applauded rolled along. recognized importance A. I. At ln.ir. the country are commerce and agriculture. From bo One of the Belfast delegates to the Republican <*ity, and party took the train for Augusta, where in Brown, Belfast; Frank Cushman, Mont- convention was called to order by l'. inis leased started from street prompt- of and the audience, was called to the front and open- the store iti the Harris building former parade Fifty-ninth arrived at s.4o in. Mr. Blaine had a sustaining encouraging the fishing in- who read the call. A to 70 per cent, of the agricultural products are con- County Convention last week was a s they p. ville; James Frankfort; James H. Little- A.Creer, Esq., delegate in I formerly ly at 1*. M.. a platoon of clearing the ed the convention witli an earnest and Sprague, ly occupied by 1* A. Foll.tt, recentlv police at his home, and after a wel- ns a for our eloquent sumed at Inane while from 30 to 40 cent, were Democrat. He can't trade. enlarge.1, < Jack- glorious reception dustry nursery manning navies. Held, A. K. the rear w ho had been said he could net per go free w ay, and Grand Marshal Gen. Joseph Prospect; Nickerson, Swanville; Geo. imbibing j tunl will move in as soon as it is come from Mayor Macomber and an address were not prayer. Tin? will ready. son with his aide, ( cl. John W Jaco- They disappointed in the result, for W. Clark, John hear and demanded that the be con ! exported. Republican party say they Veterans of the 14th Maine will Hud on tin* ilrst leading, Whitehoiise he John of M. Unity; Hill, Northport. proceedings A. by.Judge responded feelingly Farrar, Seavsmont, and Charles Mr. I la isott’s auction sale of wa- « bus, followed c'liicf of Start’ Gen. Henry there has not been a naval for The in a louder build up a home market which will consume all carriage- by and The closed with a great victory convention then adjourned been in ducted key. page a letter from Lieut. Rufus Roberts, whose iu eloquently. meeting Howes, of were made secretaries. having tinned and live Baruutn and his special aides, about tifty our Liberty, our products. This home market idea started in Saturday were disposed ..id iv. ph* of fireworks and music from several country in which the bold and tish- continuous session. ineenairman staled mat tne committee had se- | Is as a* when lie w as number, a brilliant display hardy On motion of A. E. of Winter Republicanism strong light came to town presenting appearance. Capt. Fernald, Mb. The tariff men said w ould do Saturday to attend adithnnt an. bands. ! ermcn of New have not shed their leered Charles Baker, of Belfast, as temporary high .then they for the Colon. Then cauie the of clubs ICugland a committee of three was the lug tion sale many organizations port, appointed by the same and the carriage busincs- was n< t In -k from this and other cities, iu their varied and blood and rendered Republican Flag Raising. chairman, and Peter Hannon, of and I>1. J. i thing. But under the Democratic tariff manly service. To-day the chair, on permanent The committee I'nlty, Dr. Winslow writes t mt lie will Ik* in Belfast The of organization. of Mb New thrived and while eafriitge sale will be continued next "atm striking uniforms and costumes, and mail} fishermen The W. Pearson, of Morrill, as secretaries. Fnglar.d increased, whom the founders of our govern- —A. E. W inter Orrin Burn- Republicans, of Belfast, ran out their cam about first with Ids new and w them attended excellent bauds of music, Fernald, port, Learned, under tin* September yaelst, ill day. by Mr. Baker on taking the chair thanked the eon- policy of the Republican party New ment deemed it so to in ham, and William 1*. of Jslesboro. The paign Hag last Thursday afternoon at the close of j lie to his mam friend* a sail on the giving forth and stirring airs. Many important encourage Sprague, K; has lost. The »»f the pleased give Col. \\ H. patriotic the ventiou for the honor conferred and said he had no gland policy Republican Foglcr, of this city u In. has i.,. n 1 carried banners inscribed with the principles their perilous pursuit, are surrendered to the committee subsequently reported that the tempor- county convention. A wire had 1m on stretched l ay on board ills cutter. to party is for tin hcnctit of the while the at Ids cottage in was to bi of AUGUST 1888. from the roof of speech make but would proceed to business. rich, policy Northpnrt, l.rough! the party. BELFAST, THURSDAY, !«, of a which con- ary organization be made and their re- the Belfast Opera House to a Hag mercy neighboring province, permanent John of the Democratic is for the benefit of the Deputy sheriff Caswell, of Scarsmout, followed residence in this last and ha.- >t. -i.'.i The stand the Fifth Avenue stall on T. Rowe, of Frankfort, did not party city Thursday grand opposite port was accepted. the roof of A. 1C Chase’s dry good's store, evidently ad- tinually annoys aud abuses them, and insults farmer. There is but one difference between the Wallace A Co.’s cirrus and rero\ercd $’> > for a ly Improved since. While he has been ill I. Hotel was crowded with favored persons, bv from the hear the announced program of oiliecrs selected, very i*rm.isi!i:i> kvkky Tiirusn.w mousing nv tiik The county committee, which acted as a commit- supported stays upper story of the mitted ladies, who our and are in a coward* two between and the man who lost it the thimble raeket while friend- have reason t• believe w i. by ticket, including many Hag, they plainly told, Journal ! or he did not like it, and he placed in nomination parties—a struggle money by ring that In* id occa- tee on building. The Hag hangs over Main showed their to the of the credentials, reported eighty eight delegates The one must be down or it will tie* rirrus was in Belfast. cover Ills si. km ss causes ?» .*t. loyalty spirit j !y, infamous secured ap- J- F. Burke, of as one of the secretar- people. put put gem r: ! t treaty by negotiators — Frankfort, as a of their present a full — street, near Custom House square, one of the most sion b} displaying little flags part Journal Pub. Co. convention from the following d'-wn the other. The Democratic believes Republican pointed Hie administration, that un- ies. B. A. Hatch, of nominated Dr. J. W'. party I he Boston 1\veiling lb cord that a >\v;iu *V Hr-os., of this \ adornment. A large of Mr. Blaine | by present towns: Belfast Brooks Burnham commanding positions in the dtv. The was Morrill, explains by Sibley eity, portrait 1*2, Belmont 2, 3, Hag the ie should be taxed to current struct- CHARLES A. PILsBUin.Editor. of as the peo| only pay the the name of I»r. Winslow's the i'l iei* near the -hoe stood in tlie centre of ilie stand, and the ies> the Canadians shall he allowed to import bought J. \\ Frederick & c«;., and is 20 Pearson, Morrill, second set rotary. Peter misprint new cutter building factory, ,,ou ] 3, Frankfort, 2, Freedom 2, Islesboro 2, Jackson 2, through by <>f ure was with flowers and i RUSSELL G. DYER. Local Editor. of expense- the country ccomonically administer- was < lavishly decorated into our 30 feet. It llarmcn, I'nlty, whom the committee laid se- given as (jrlnda, Instead id h inda, vv lii' h i- eupieil by Diuliam** Hall, weed v. other- Ai. j markets free fish and so destroy their Knox 3, Liberty 3, Lincolnville 3, Monroe 4, Mont- bears the names of tlie presidential nom flags. lected was ed. Tic’ said the Mills bill was but the • left out in the cold. speaker certainly more euphonious. lition bixii.i, and anothir will be on th must care of ville luces—“Harrison and Morton.” Near the bottom story. put Hon. Levi 1*. Morton on the stand j industry, they take themselves; 5, Morrill 2. Northport 2, Palermo 3, Prospect of the of the Democratic appeared REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. F. A. of moved that the coun- beginning policy party. The extra will U- u-ed the at Ge»s. Searsmont is the name of the “Edwin Dickey, Northport, Mr. S. T. Kdgecomb, of this city, who bought the building. -lory by *<.40, escorted by Baruum and Knapp. while there is not even a of 2, 3, Senrsport Stockton 3, Swanvllle gubernatorial nominee, Ho <11*1 not believe | pretence enforcing ty committee be a committee on credentials and that manufactures were the l!f«* in the- manufacture of Bernard and others, lb* was vocifer- C. while across the bottom is the name fence around the base ball has removed faetory pa.-tc bout ! Higlin a law of 3, Thorndike 3, Troy 3, I'nity 4, Waldo 2, Winter- Burleigh,” ground, j Congress which provides for their that once. <>f thi- country. Tito was a cheered. those who shook hi> FOR they report at Mr. Greer then protection policy pro. of it to for shoes. Durham .V Hall m ed u. ous!) Among PRESIDENT, port 0. of our fellow citizen, “Seth L. Milliken,” Candi- reported part and Intends sell a portion to the \\ ;.\ packing How is the contrast that there were 131 tec rs..n to artificial industries, lie went on to hand were W alker Blame, Mr. , <;, Freedom Isle-boro 4. cheered from the ranks, cries of OF INDIANA. landistn. that Arthur I. of lie made chair- taking up position in the square last from the northwest and lire on tin* east side. «>ne day ! -! u k th. loudly "Tip- Brown, Belfast, Jackson Knox ami h< atm* a menace to the pcoj !e. There Is the Friday evening, falling it 4, 1, Liberty a, I.incolmiRe •, Mon- ■' pecanoe and Morton too" frequently mingling man. Carried. The committee—A. I. Bel delighted the large crowd assembled with sev- towards the southeast. Tin* on lie. -Imre | had a personal altercation, and Dr. > Brown, roe >amc t!:i?._ in this The cottagers re- Men Who Menace the 4, Montville Morrill 3, country to-day. protection 1 with the The march the eral NorthportPalermo Mrs. T -. •• applause. pa-t FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, Community? fast, Otis J. ami Mason I. Stev- patriotic, and spirited tunes. At 1.45 the sun of the bay enjoyed the brilliant spectacle. rench c-o-li applied for a r.-> ut ;• min- Cornt'orth, I’nity, policy ..! the Republican said the viewing stand/Mvupied two hours and ten broke Prospect 1, Searsniont T, Searsport 4, stoekton party, speaker, through the mist and fog l.-r the first time denied. Leou:.r«l say that the me*. I d ... men were The Hon. William of Port- ens, Northport. was a Mr. Oscar who a utes. and it i* estimated that lmooo Ilenry Clifford, 4, Swanville 4, Thorndike t, Troy Wai favoring certain las -.—the manufacturers— Wentworth, recent!) opened LEVI P. The next during the day and tite incident was observed i'nlty into Ids Held, when he rruumsi.ito!. ,n.d r11:. in line. business in order was the nomination by were establishment in the Pierce MORTON, land. in his Democratic speech in this Sat- do 3, «. an they becoming rich like the nobility of Kng clothing building in city many as a good omen. At that hour the was Winterport Report epted. French hi*n the fer.ee amt a* hi: kkoi i*i i« *n in nkw yokk. OF NEW YORK. for the various offices. llag this lias ptilled through said that the tariff of the Ke- Dn motion of F. A. of the land, and were a menace to the people. Mr. ( Ilf | city, moved to lvno\, where he continue- urday, protective run out from Diekev, Nortiipo-t, Mrs. <- John A. of the the roof of the Opera House, the Trench saiil that Dr. Leonard i .sped et Partridge, Searsport, presented was ford touched the lumber He the same business, lie lias bought a building. The steamer Starin carried a party uf friends publican benefited the manufactur- hand temporary organization made pennant t.t. lightly upon question. the tenet* ami FOR GOVERNOR, | party only name of lion. J. C. Nickels, of Searsport, for first playing the “Star Spangled Banner.” Mr. attaekid her hi:-’. n«f. -t. ikii down to morning t<> wel- Dn motion of sheriff Dow nc-. of ,-wan- -aid the duty on lumber went into the of on (Quarantine Friday Deputy pocket Fridav last, the lutli in.-t., the nia- a er and made him richer, and that wealthy men senator, and moved that the nomination ho made A. I. Brown then stepped out from the crowd and mowing with sln vel. come home Mr. Blaine and (irectings Dr. A. the owner ft in timber. man who a family, villc, W. Rich of Brooks, \\;;< nominated Kverv builds < hino was heard in this in some were a menace and were inimical to the best his hat called for three cheer- for the [ vicinity and place- were in tin-cahiu of the of New Hon. EDWIN C. by acclamation, which was done. waving llag, The lir-t regiment l niformed Ihmk. King t- exchanged City BURLEIGH, as a candidate for Senator by acclamation. house or bar to protect himself and stock has t cock d- tted the Held*. The and after an address President Bart- Albert which were The band rusty looking hay hay York, interests of the Stevenson, of the name heartily given. placed of tliis w ill •. by OF BANGOR. community. Knox, presented Dn motion of F. A. thi- If \,.u can lumber in Fy thias, state, have a tie hi da W lV Dickey, of Northport, >m- pay duty. buy Cana- ing season has been a one this ar. lct, of the Republican Club, Mr. Blaine said: of “Hail Columbia.” When the music, ceased Mr. protracted If that he true then our Democratic lion. A. J. Billings, of Freedom, for second sen- tervibe A tig. -’>th. and Cm lie l fa-t t: v i-ion i- President and (ientlemen of the neighbor, mittee of three was appointe Mr. C. .1. to ator, nomination made by ac- for the < a- ion. There will .,l-o l.e meetp lican Club and Fellow Citizens: To enable you Foil I'KLSIIM NTI ,\I. Hall, who gives employment hun- count votes for second Senator. The nuununce lord. The speaker said that two years ago he ran class hotel. The ancient is elimlnat ing band, which music whether } eit) gradually to thi* welcome, each and one clamalion, which was done. always gives good from its old time custom- and will of the ollieers. Dr I -mail. m appreciate every For Electors at dred* of laboring men of Belfast in the granite consisted 1 of F. A. DU key, Northport, p,. A. 11a.di, for ( ongre-s in the first district against Tom Reed, 1 ing Vventu.ill\ regimental F:nye. Charles K. of for the Republicans or Democrats.** 1 drift into the modern of of you should be absent from home and coun- Smith, Freedom, said he endorsed ways the world. Nina! eity. is Major of the regiment am! u ■ i>• -i.. business, i- a menace in the common- Morrill, and F. W. Kelley, Winterport. sui'-e- but was beaten. One of the arguments Reed made |■ for the of 14 month*. 1 am JloKACK 11. SHAW, of Portland. standing the nomination of Dr. The crowd then entered the haven l.cho. try long period Billings and eulogized that Belfast Opera the home ui\i-ion. < me more \*.;. etetn. N. t this committee was authorized to against him was that lie Clifford' was an aristo- eotnpnny sure can have little of the SAMCFF AMPBFFF, of hern held. I ity and inimical to the best interests of the city, the band its •juently perform you conception great gentleman. He said lie was an ardent House, taking up position in the .Mr. Arthur 1. Brow n, of this ha- lax n I< vt- the to a Republican, right the same crat. said the "1 am a son of city, regiment eolom I, The >ll\i-i.>u i ! of that instant when I saw the If that he true then our Democratic duty throughout the convention. ‘‘True," speaker, gratification First District—M AUK M WrINTWoimi. neigh- a man and believed in the The hall was well most of the del- ed chairman of the Wahlo com- temperance protection balcony. tilled, Clifford. I am not Count) Republican forming, blit probably will not be in rea.ii>,. *hore* of the great republic. 1 cannot tel! you second District—T. IF "P-K >NT< ».\. Gooding Grant, of Prosper t, presented the name Judge responsible for being the I bor. Mr. Oliver O. Critchett, who gives em- of American labor. He was authorized to an- egates remaining to attend the exercises. Hon. in of Col. Mr. how I am to be remembered in Third District—AFBFIiT W.rl sIlM AN a of father mittee, place Fogler. resigned. attend Hie m id day deeply grateful of Hon. Fowler, of 1 for senator, and my and mother. The name of Clif- to W m. ( Crosby nity, thi* manner and these assembled Fourth District—LAMBFBT SAND". I ployment hundreds of laboring men and nounce that Dr. declined the nomination. Marshall, of Belfast, acted as chairman. Brown is Jin a.ml 'he elmi. »■ by you gen- Billings ford i- an honorable one. If energetic Republican > -- Dr. Fllingwood, of Belfast, flu; name of 1 was a woman I We acknowledge tin- ipt ; a v,.t>t g a never II- pre.-ented tlemen. It is scene I shall forget. It women of Belfast in the manufacture of shoes. Orrin Learned, of Burnham, moved that the apologized for tin* weather, but said we were mariied i* a good one. F«>;■ Klimm-sim a m i: To ( on<;i:i:ss •fosse II. of .Jackson. might get and change it. but I'll be d-d annnum tin- marriage, in thl- ei;.. -ati da ..; i* an occasion which I assure I j Cook, ing you appreciate First District—TIloMAs 15. UKKD. declination of Dr. be which was fortunate in and fort- ! i> a standing menace to the and in- Billbigs accepted, everything else, particularly The ballot: if I II change it now < Hir readers in and will be u,. < Millard F. Fren from the of my heart. It is shadowed community Prospect vicinity apt. depth* Second District—\KLS*)N DINDIRA .Ik. carried. unate in the nominees for offices. He said imical to the county ■' iter laboring nard tor an lionr m a tere.-ted in the only by the sad event which greeted us a* the Third District—FTI! I.. M I I.I.I KFV | best interests of the .city. Whole number of votes...... U- making poor article on the lir-t page under the Myra Thurston, of lic'd'a.-t. The .. n n.a, Joseph R. Mears, of Morrill, said lie was it was in the power, and was the duty, of the party Necessarv to a first piece of American new* we heard, the Fourth District -t il AUI.E." A. BolTFFI.F. If that he true then our sorry choice... speech Mr. (’iiliord it down. Tin* audience caption of --A Maine Imlu.-trv in California." It pertetmed by Uo\t.e, T. Tufts, at the h..i Democratic neigh- J. gave of a man was | that Dr. had taken the course he had. to elect one. We were fortunate in the nom- H. Cook had.j death Central Sheridan, who Billings every him tin* .itf-t when he relates to the the bride’- bors. Mr. Ilenry O. Dodge and Crosby Fowler had. gn applau-e finished, and ijuarrics at Rivur-ide .iperateil !■> brothi t, Mr (,e>>. A. Mue h. above party and stood for union of the State*. Selwyn Thomp- He considered him one of the inee for Governor and he will receive the vote of WAI.I'O roIMV NOMINATIONS, strongest Republi- that Mr. should have Messrs W. B. War 1 and t.e.n W < lark. w iii. !. ( ami Mi s. T ivneli .>• ft I..*.- I’.a: ! Shouts of With that son. who to hundreds of the and Mr. Fowler was declared the nominee. many thought Thompson apt. “<«ood.**] exception, my give employment cans in the But as the had every We were fortunate in the re- senators—J<-.\aiii\\ c. \i« kli.", Seai>jn,rt. county. gentleman Republican. made tin -J.ee«*h of the afternoon. One Den: >erat bride 1 one of I’.ella-I m,,-t e\>-e!len: arrival upon my native shore was unattended men women Mr. Cook, the funny man of the <■ 'invention, .-aid Among recent nomioatiotis !>> to-. M.iride arc Wm. II. Hi nt, Liberty. working and of Belfast and Wal- withdrawn he had a name to a man well sult at Maine’s first choice was the Hon. cam- present, Chicago. in alluding to ( litVord "Sueh talk a- that will I. idie.-. and we wish ami Mi-- Th by any thing but joy and happiues*. The sin-rill — F. I.. he was to have been beaten -; said, the .lu*ticc> of tin* A. Captain I Pai.mf.k. .Monroe.' do in tin- manufacture of are known to cverv voter in the a pleased by go- following Peace—Joseph on to county clothing, county, true patriot, •lame.- tl. Blaine. He would nave been nominated .M \» paign which you are about enter should F. >wi 1.1 >LK. rmake Deni *.*ratie voters." other- excused happy and prosperous wedded liie. Count;. Attorney—A. Winter|n*rt. looking a man and staunch Democrat a- < r-..-'o\ Havener. Camden; J. 1 knovvlton. Bucksp<>rt ; l«e if were | a menace in the and are and a who worked for the suc- if be had not thrice refused it. Blaine’s prefaced, that possible, by every .ludtrc oi Probate—Di:oi:«.i. F. .Johnson, Belfast. standing community Republican always name t.ie poor effort with tin* remark that when tin* wine fowler. Cook said he had Trustees State ( ollege Fred Atwood, Winterport; Dr.MlM U XII* ( VXII* VI'.N ( l.l it. 1 he D. i-> voter in the I'nited State*, vvhai I have I lie^istcmf Probate— Boil\N P. Fn:u», Belfast. cess of his A who had forth had a prophetic vision seeing inimical to the best interests of our party. gentleman repre- brought prolonged beers. Wo did nomin- i in tin* w it i- out. Trea-'iirer—Wii.UA.M .M. Wo.ii.-, Belfast, city. and to live W. II. Strickland, Trial Justice 1 II. if this city met at the Court Ibui-e T ri-!.i «• •>, seen [good, good] and hearing what 1 have sented In the expected to see the state of Maine Bangor; ( Yu Mr. Clifford is off his base. his class legislature—Isaac II. Jack- ate Harrison, a man eminently qualified to be The evening train whieh lion, hear ]». Wilson, Searsmont. Democratic in brought Illliot Smith, and organized a campaign elub. 'll nn tie: during year, f Applau*c.] of Knox. both brunches. He would bet si it Buck-port son, I’rc-ideiit of the I'nited state-. Morton is a King was on** hour progress of the in the I’nited -dates j type and forty minutes late and the over W. I'. | u |. 1 campaign would occur this year. Prof. F. W. presided by Thump-on. ( is lion. I. C. of Burnham, was the Dr. s. W. Johnson, of Belfast, also regret toil the of the self made man that this Covven. -f Freedom, left home a.-t viewed from the Furopean standpoint, with Libby, country produces. tin-'* before ids arrival was occupied with remark* II. Murdi, s. d\ name- Our Ticket, Mr. Fowler said he came to the convention not erctary. Ninety an interest as as it i* in the I'nited County choice of of declination of Dr. He would the We were fortunate in the which Friday, Aug. lu.t > till several lecture engagements profound many the delegates to the recent Billings. present platform guaran- l y Messrs. 11. K. Hanson and W. 1*. tin- rnll.-. 'The i- that he was a eandidati for Thompson. phieed llp“li eluh i in. States. It i* the of It name of a man who tees ti* knowing any position. in Penobscot under the of the opportunity Fnglaml. al- would command every Repub- protection American labor. Mr. Marshall The wa- county, management Flic* convention hci«l in lb-publican county convention for Senator, ball well tilled, but the and < inti K l.aki a- .d. r:cd \\ i* the wished for. the looked for oc- Republican county He thanked the for the trust long waiting captain ami M. long long lican vote in Waldo the Hon. W. 11. then introduced the lion. Herbert M. of Au- delegates imposed Prohibition State committee. Prof, th.vvca is county, Hunt, Heath, the ■ this on on account of the of of King tired the audience out. Thus We mas!*--. .. casion upon which the labor and the city Thu»\-«tuv last was most satisfac- though pressure business and said if elected he would to do his harangue drib! Tim .uiipany w i,! b-n cheaper of try duty. the State ( ommittee a- an aide Liberty. gusta. <"*d:*d -t recognized by po fabric* of the old world to in- be had ,).<• :';r Detm eratie in Waldo e.emtv. e 1. -ails ha\ been ordered Tm- > a ,- cheaper expect tory in aU respects. It was a full convention, a instructed the delegation from his town The next business was to nominate a candidate rally ing vade the and On motion of Orrin Learned, a committee of Mr. Heath said he had with reluctance left his litieal mamiger and platform speaker. new, lower the wages of Ameri- et f-nim! a f meeting harmonious convention, and its action was to announce that it would be for for sheriIf. It is well known that several ot Mr. y pla.-e can workingmen to the Furopean standard. impossible three was appointed to receive, sort and count business to speak to the Republicans of Waldo Inlon Labor (onvrnliun, The twentieth annual cattle show .and fair of tl -in li a- to him to of Wadsworth’s have been in as A *. iidei >1 taele- ami gi. [(>reat It i* not a contest of render doubly sure the assurance of accept any political position. Not- votes lor second senator. The He said the issues were new. deputies training -pe. applause.] capital committee—orrin county presented NV;ildo and Penobscot Agricultural s. netics w ill is '1 weive delegates to the I’nion Labor Conven- against capital, it not a contest of partisan an old-time in Waldo coun- withstanding this came to B. W. candidates for some time, but the party dare not called at a In.;, iii this eitv ami u-ke-l th. a Republican victory delegates Learned, Burnham, Joseph R. Mears, «>f Morrill, Fort}-.eight years have passed since the question be held at Monroe on Sept. Isth, P.uh and •join, and against It i> much than either ti• >ii as-ombled at the ( oiirt House uiorii partisan. higher at the and had been voted on. trust anyone to run except Wad-worth. He has Tuesday eharge if -l:e wished to buy. V -. id -h ty coining election. There wa- no at- Kogers, Ksq., requested that ballots for and X. T. Woodman, of Monroe. Forty-eight years ago the peo- the occasion !■< a- .-uci-e-sfu! a of these. It transcends all motive. J.lines vvill, undoubtedly, party [Ap- been three times ing. Harding, of Waldo, was chosen Prof. P.m-mau ha- !.• en here it- t>• <■ Mr. : had ben; called to decide the elected and it is expected his en- ami litte.l Whether the mass of American tempt to the mv< ntion in the inter- Libby be printed, but Mr. had The ballot ple upon policy of all like events in the I.aigv arc plause.] great handicap Kogers chairman and Daniel < past. premium- the and ergy will pull him through the fourth time, heme Tootliaker, Secretary. The we need." The \enderthen opem-l hi- \ia!- citizen* who earn tln-ir bread by the sweat of est of any one or set of candidates, been advised to discountenance movement Whole number of votes.s;{ country, protection won. Now again pro offered and there will be the usual festivities dux «-audidato, any call was then read and on motion to a choice. 41 the .'Hence of the of F. \ Howard on tin- Prof.--sr am: >. their brow shall be red.need in their N'ecessary tection w ill win. By a curious « incidence aspiring deputies. Ii w as arrang- wrath n’led his;: !.ai.! um seriously and tin- of ambition- to the in this direction and did so. That forty- ing the three dav of the fair. yielding private accordingly 1. 11. Jackson had. the iventioi, adjourned till afternoon. After 1 emolument from to dav. that ed several weeks that Wadsworth Mould be re- 'The told him to letne in m .-■■ day [applause]: W. JL Hunt eight year;- ago a Harrison won. Cnder a new ago lady -top of the wa- a mark Mr. would have made a candidate had..'»7 some hard wood on a team I* the whole pith ami moment of this good party d feature of the Libby strong U"on~. ion \ committee was to se Noticing logs leaving question. generation a second Harrison will win. Old nominated unanimously, ami it was only mv- ary appointed peddler said he would m*t leave. ’The la ly p that diverts the from without the and Mr. Hunt was declared the nominee. ques- Anything question that proceedings. Senator Nickels was renominat- goes saying. That he will give his for 1). A. leei liana of candidates for the several eoantv the city, the Journal mac ••mpitred what they were tions have Wadlin, of Northport. to move that the the door, the fellow a eut n •! .. >.':.> is a Mr. Stevenson, of been settled and we now stand up with gave -harp single point weakening of tlie campaign. to the ticket nominated in Knox, moved that the nomi- lor. Tlie man in said the ware white ed. as matter of course, lie had done hearty support Bel- nomination be made when it o!lier~. k. A. Howard, for lIn* c. mmittee, charge logs 1 and cries of I here, good a new and live issue. Men are nothing. It matters by acclamation, wa nt reported >ut. She i-a very litodr-t an I anas w Applause **Cood.’*J say nation of Hon. W. 11. Hunt be made unanimous, oak from Mussachu-cits and vv ere for F. H I *:« k• >er\i< hi- lint term and fast last no one who knows him, as a w ith a rush. the following* geutlemen as candidates as 1 hope to say with much more elaboration, during party usage Thursday but little who are nominated. The through hut di«l not propose tube insulted in hei ..M >. ho-e v\ mm Wits < .tint'll- great question of vv ho would manufacture them inn- Loud and of lb and as the friend Dn 1' ifr t Seuat*n P (L Waldo. Monroe, goad cheering cries “That** what vve and a f lithful performance of alike war- publican of the farmer, will to be decided is divorced from all other motion of c. lJ. Hall, of Belfast, d. g. White, Harding, >ei'\ e>l the fellow duty to Mr. issues. >» I'-u.d >• light want." I lu re that the of the Amer- (In justice Jackson we will say that the .iator—A. d. Donnell, Belmom. -ticks. He said the Massachw-etts white oak was say wages ranted his return to doubt. Indeed. Mr. assures his Tlie commended of this was re nominated for Treasur- Augusta. I»r. A. d. Hil- Libby many .-peaker the and city, county sherite—L. T. Foster, Belfast. >w ican laborer cannot be reduced with the gentleman was not a candidate and did not know honesty bravery tli*1 wood in the world and made the be-i "1 t I I.- b |.\ Lit ,v V -I l; except acclamation. •Judge f Probate—Tin.s. ( toughest ■ nf Freedom, was then fri«mis that the vote of Northern of (.'lev eland and said the was to er, by lark, onsent and the votes of the American laborer lings, nominated for Republican that his name was to campaign be free Prospect. fe\ t*r ha? broken out at •Ja«,k->n\ i.!<- I a-.-i be used fifteen minutes be- — sticks. no Mr. of the Kegister o| Probate L. \V. Bobbins, Searsport. goad himself. The i- to him. It comes to second Senator Waldo will exceed all former the from personalities. He said Harrison bail lived in Hardy, Winterport, presented name appeal by acclamation. This was a records,as fore the nomination. It was a spontaneous move- ( o. Treasurer—.M L. Bobertson, Monroe. disease has Income epidemic. V •. of F. W. of A MolU>l IU M«H HIT. '-..me of I Id!: his door and ask* him whether, with the great the broad of the and was the well Brown, Fsq., Belfast, as a candidate ( o. W. Kimw ltnu, .1,.srl.il good choice, for hr. not carries farmers in his section are fully aware of the ment and the handsome vote received was natter- sunlight public Attorney—J. Liberty. polled daily. Hie authorUte- are L'k;m* c> Billings oniy < o. power of the franchise ami the great for ami moved it be done ac- (_i>mmi>-ioner—Dan'i ( Tootliaker, Beita>t. Williamson's triends in thi- e;tv wanted him to majority Mr. Hunt will equipp. d champion of American labor. The issue- County Attorney, by it. but the 'i- lie in hi* own is the full vote of his party but hi- danger threatening them in taking off the ing. have no warmer supporter L A. Howard otVered tiie precaution against .k possesses hand*, he willing for by pronounced duty following resolution stand as a candidate for l‘i- bate m the are made up and are Cleveland must stand clamation. “Besoh ed. Judge himself ami his associate*, hi* children and hi* temperance draws from the third I on wool, hay, lumber and which than Mr. Jackson.) sharp. That the representatives of the Pun n headway, other ports are |tiarnnt:n:i n->-. principles potatoes, A. G. of Belfast Labor of Waldo in Hemoeratie convention on Saturd Mr. William children's children, to take that fatal at K. C. of had by his message to Congress. He had committed Caswell, Secrsnmnt, thought Party county convention as from .Ja- ksonviile. >rh. i:.-.! Net,. | step Personal reasons, however, led hr. would them to the level of their Dow, Monroe, a name to present as parly. bring poverty- was too and he name sembled, endorse the platform adopted bv the son would not lift a linger In his ..wn behalf, w ould the of an American and an | himself to a tarifi* for getting much, presented the w bidding Congress a candidate for sheriff. A revenue only, and subordin- -aid at the itella-t. now on her to .faek- \\ i t" decline a < -tricken man unimpeached. A party State Convention held at \Vater American President, who are hv Billing- nomination that is ss." is •• gentleman who if nominated would he elected. A Many gray haired Pith, Adopted, the only Ihlfa.-l \essi 1 w kie-w tl at !...-n,.i element which to lent to an went out of t<*\\ n smigbt d< stroy this nation. election, and Mr. Isaac A. Jackson, veterans The ballot: Mr. Husked made a motion that the chairman dually on the day of the coir, mi present may have voted in ls’lo, but there- | I. ! i«• ariiv, But. it i* a The Boston (Jlobe a cock man who believed in prohibition, and \\ hole number *d three men (apt. gentlemen, not time fora political of Knox, and Hon. W. j publishes and bull temperance votes..122 appoint to select the county committee. thm. Some of his friends in convention wrote hi< H. Hunt, of Liberty, this is the first time of us have been speech. My heart is too full to enter at this from protection. An honored member of the Good i many call- Necessary for a choice. i-2 Accepted and Hu.-kclI. < lark and Donnell were last Week :.t New Vt k from .la- k-. story Washington concerning the succes- '•ame on ballots and voted for him, lmt he w as n.>t were put in nomination. There could have ed vote F. W. Jlrown had.:;i> the name ■ time on a lengthened argument. In this mo- j Templar Lodge and Grand of the upon to right in this matter. If we appointed. They reported following die 'A-aranline win -ta •••! sor to Hon. W. P. in Army Republic. .James had— .h IS. F. elected. U illiainson Is to*, uiodc-t t,. a ment of no Frye the 1’. S. Senate— Libby, Jr., Belfast, Haskell; Searsport, K. W. Bobbins; Judge get welcome and joy. getting home to old been mistake made with two -uch candi- A man legislate for America we arc doing well. It is too who fought for his and almost laid Beimout. N. B. ; The go\eminent ia-t .u-.-k •» scenes and old 1 mu*t he hi* name will be Win. P. intimates country Scattering.-2 Kllingvvood Scarsinont, C. A. nomination in a political convention. city friends. allowed to dates to choose Frye—and much to a-k us to legislate for Fngland, I B. id from, and the selection of Mr. | down his life. If France, Wyiey; nit;.. Kelley; Monroe, M. P. Bob- *\ as s .. i., the emotion* of nominated he will take every ami Libby was declared the nominee. hi Hitt-‘II engine No. i |m J. enjoy pleasant the occasion. I that Mr. Blaine i> own j ertson; Burnham. Mr. K. A. Weid), who for licre than a was j paving the way for his and Russia. The said it was .Joseph Allen. y.ui n.is limit well received. The* nominee is a vote of his He the name of Fred (iermany speaker A. A. ol‘ Liurolm of our citizen- are ; can only add my fervent thank* to each and party. presented Fletcher, ill*-, present* L the Mr. Howard announced that Mr. W. IP Sim Many ..pin 11.»• election t" the The our iir.-t to look the been foreman of the bottoming ot member of to man of place. biggest whopper is, L. of Monroe. duty after interests of oi d»*pari:ucnt every the club and all mv friends ability and business experience, and as Palmer, name of F. A. Dickey, of Northport, as a candidate moils, Bockland, the candidate for Coverimr, have e\pre.--ed Ihcm-t I. e- h. ! a..r rtVef. u. -.a.., ( ritehett A shoe in il for the generous and welcome have however, reserved for the L. M. of Maine, lie was educated as a free trader, as are was present and would address the Mr. Sibley’s factory tty, ha- joyous they a member of the late (iovernor Bodwell's closing paragraph, Hamilton, Montville, presented the | for Judge of Probate. Judge Joseph Williamson, meeting. say the\ will petition the cit\ go\eminent i; Simmons said that there were not hs left that institution. v. extended to me in the harbor of New York. as follows: all college hoys. Educated a class of men who many present One day last week nil. pa-s name of H. L. the candidate of two by of was a his * ■ i ouiicii, and in the* same with Payson, years Belfast, candidate but name was not as he .xpeeted to see, but that when two or three sell the machine. I'liey think the name u :;h The steamer starin carried the to the position to-day Coombs A Son’s furniture -tore lie w a- party »v lint 31 r. look out upon their back yard and think it the ing topped From thence the rrye will do remains to be seen; ago, and moved his nomination by acclamation, formally presented. When the ballot was taken were gathered together lie would be there. It was more than .-tun to keep. It ha- Uen city. party proceeded to the (iovernor Marble, he has had excellent oppor- -aid that the lalmr the lusters at the who tiied him but many would not be if w hic.li was whole world. These men arc with the Democrat- party did not know what it by factory, pn 1 Fifth Avenue Hotel. The was people surprised carried. Mr. withdrew for the committee to receive that the engine he earri-.-d to w u f,. •. drive one pro- tunities to him'self with Dickey wanted. it did not, but ii knew what it acquaint the details of Blaine is a candidate, to see him throw his ic Free trade is beautiful in but not Perhaps with a large and very handsome pln-di rocking ovation, one Mr. thanked party. theory | ■ a longed every being anxiou* to for Payson the convention for the hon- i ami count votes. didn’t want. He then paid Ids respects to the company an he raided hr her H.> ; ihe* State* bu-incss and from p< r.-omt! observa- strength the Democratic candidates for the in The then chair as a token of their Mr. W< the man'* practise. referred to Mr. — tarilV appreciation. grasp distinguished hand, or if not or, but declined the speaker The ballot and said that he had stood on the in V t!u* H-ad ol the 1 M Legislature, and thus secure the election of a nomination, and his declina- pier aie I' im h at a tion 'i and seen the come in and w hen was taken that, least catch glimpse of him. As soon with the larger part of Maine. Although tion Mills’ speech in w hich lie said there were no seam- Whole number of votes.In;; 'hi|*-^ they dis by stirpri-c, but he highly appreciate- Democratic senator as his own successor. was accepted. without protection, .;•< ..him,, to as he was settled in rooms to a choice..<2 barged their cargo lie had seen a mail with brass although the; hi* at the hotel he an earne-t and active this is less made in to illustrate lmw Necessary the gift. Hue of tin* In the heel Republican the II. of was stockings America, buttons e dice! a and then he girls department the rental let th*. tn l;». \ to be with When W. P. Frye to elect a Democrat- Joseph Mears, Morrill, glad there Joseph Williamson had.-.. r_ duty, had seen the help pa\ \\;;.!*r began besieged callers^ including the helps Mr. W ebb w iir-t time Mr. Hunt has been a little the Texan knows about the American indus- emigrants marching from the same two presented it It a tidy for the .-hair. most prominent leader* in the candidate for ic in Maine will were so many good names presented. The sheriff's F. A. Dickey had.id .ship by engine. Republican par- Legislature there he white two to ( astle Carden, and there was no on tries. He said for two weeks afterwards Mr. duty A J ty. Later in the afternoon Mr. Blaine took a an elective otlice. Mr. F. L. of Mont- office is one of the most in the and Mr. Dickey was declared the nominee. them. Ahlen and family have ret unit d home a t ier Payson. blackbirds on and important county. <>ur manufactories were but our Mr ( harle- !’. >• l■ :, a every tree, the Boston tv lobe protected a week's at the Walker ’,11 i short drive, after which he himself Mills nearly expended his in ex- W. 11. name were stay (’entral House, laity. Mr. prepared vilie, the candidate lor sheriff two The emoluments of the office depend upon how salary paying Moody, of Liberty, presented the of workingmen not. He believed that the trusts years ago. will lie St. John for the This hotel is very pleasantly situated, ami mu far from near bodge's fietor> on ( ..mim a for the workingmen's reception. This supporting Presidency, bills on seamless sent him the and syndicates, ,te.. had hurt the laborer more proved was it is conducted. There is some press stockings by F. A. Dreer, of Belfast, as a candidate for Beg. from the which is whin- a complimented with a renomination ae- grumbling because than all tin- pond, w'eil st,Mhrd with the shore of tin hari>-.i The to he monster and Mr. Blaine'* ad- by instead as to on duties he had paid. In Bockland gathering of, now, helping support him the laws on the American manufacturers. of Mr. J. li. <*f perch, black bass and vvliicn make- it statute books are not enforced. He istcr Probate. Burke, Frank- there was a lime trust. There a pickerel. dress excited much enthusiasm. He : elainaiion. but declined, and on the second lad- was small dutv on the eorner -f fa- :• ey,,—. tin -1:* .-r said the Frankie a l>la< k Pa-s weigh bodge •; | stump to lie about the wanted the laws The Democratic partv of Maine lias a can- would lmt he l.eliev ed if the dutv wa« taken good fishing. caught Republican party. enforced. This is the greatest good fort, said the young Democracy be hear*I lime, otl'that I Hi. 12 which lot Mr. F. L. of was nomi- !:• ing o/.., was a big one. fhey caught the rear of the pa—enger Haii-m o| the .a; r-e, Ml!, pi..VINT S AplIKLSs. Palmer, Monroe, didate for governor, hut the Mills lime would just n< high ami the laborer would consideration. He had a candidate who had been they eulogize from during this campaign ami in- mo\ ed that Mr. lots ot pereh and were on and about tin* get tin* extra tx pond swing- ti the right umler the plait n: an nated, receiving 4T votes to :S.*i for S. (i. Nor- We have had an here with bill, and this, too, as the bill was the of Me--,-, lh-ni Mr. chairman: It would lie egotism ou im- quite experience before defeated, but he had not whined about originally drafted Dreer he nominated by acclamation. .Judge I. mu- < »n the liuam ial he said that the (iov every day. Through courtesy it. question, ( ook ami Win. Poll the hat Imr a!>o\e I w is w hart. Th to take this ton, of Palermo. Mr. Palmer served in the circus but and before it was doctored to they arc indebted to them t'.u part magnificent demonstration as swindlers, they have not gone so far but had home and up suit particular sou, of Freedom, objected ami thought the c m-. :: eminent is-tmd money to the banks for which they gone worked tor the ticket. He some very sail-* on the in iheit 1...at. about Seventeen or ti, to it rather the n .tiling and then let It to the farmers pleasant pond riahtcen rods, i personal myself, signifies great l nion army and was wounded in as Of Frank localities. They swallowed the baby as it was ballot. This was concurred paid they the Ann. The seriously highway robbery. Bobbin*’ cir- w as a man of and a farm- tion had better in by •* Mary Messrs. Wiiitchou-c. pr aui. personal interest in tin: question upon which i integrity property, good ami small trader'at from to t»u per cent, accord- la* a sto.ne one It starts tw t. U the -• the cus born. The Mills bill struck a blow at tors of the Hotel, are gent lrmen w ho end.-av or t am Lighting battles of hi- country. He is a on a recent tour New York er and man of business. He nearly every John 1. Rowe, of Frankfort. Deo. li. Wallace, of to location. This was all It was nmk at least to have a through State knew ing wrong. 1 supposed consistent rec- nothing against and entertain their .u tie.- and de-eend- with a lfit- ... Maine In tiie rich richer an*I the provide guests t«> tin till le an. I an earliest zeal. member of the tiran i an active Hood ii is said: ids and he industry. relating how America had was also a candidate, but his mime was ing poor poorer. His rein ord [Applause.] Am! vou Army, character, stood morally as well as any Belfast, their ability. Waterville Mail. fourth tm in s to m' edv was for the government to let money directly the rod. Another- .ri have before a eonte-t in prospered under the Kepuldie.au idea of Wallace ami u«iv 'or.ner you which'that great a man of and It was followed a man in the 11c wanted a man protection not presented. Dreer to the borrower as l’emplar, ability sterling integrity by gang of thieves and county. w ith some jii't the banks now do,'charging SiiiiTivi. Itkms. French, s.-h. t built from the .-|n»e fa» m: 1*1-n-.n:; issue i- to be settled tlie Mr. Heath the Capt. of irh y t«»ry by American an bunco-steerers who robbed the lire and vim in 1 quoted English statistician who said law in Belfast. a 'mall rate of interest, turn or three rent. people, and candidate. patrons of the him. Mr. Meats then partners say per ■ unexceptionable He wiil presented last week chartered t-* load liuu' •; Ilau oiiiu et w ith the n now 1 perhaps, for all indefinite period, one wav or tile circus I’nited States Il till- w.i' done we should hear no more of hard Puckl, udding. right and left, robbed farm houses, stop- the name of Samuel G. the was the richest country in the The ballot- other. The was puli hi- full party vole, will have the Norton, of Palermo. times. Labor for year IK*7 prosperous, am! the support mi of should be protected and the man gor New \ork... The foggy wu.ithci of last U K ped people country roads and took away world. The -peaker said that how man in Maine Wholc number vote-.b>-2 lluHM, 1 1 a- lolloWh _ \\ it al its close a of the veterans and John W. Mitchell, of Freedom, said he felt some any who Lovell. 1 in the ditch should get not less than [’resident proposed radical eiiange the temperance organiza- their valuables. Whenever a victim Necessary to a choice. .72 week broke Friday and the wind -atm m un i to protested could vote the Democratic ticket and sg’.iMi a lie then hor-e- W ili tak- III the a U \ ill lliu industrial which had diffidence In the not call him- Wallace ha*I.—-2:> day. called attention to the land plaee system produced tions, and we are lie was either knocked down or stoned. One standing before* convention for northwest. \*--.-els detained in this harb. confident will be the next [ self He .-aid that the lands bad all Many and to .w that ami since that there the Urst a traitor was beyond bis comprehension. Dreer .7:5 question. public la;, moy. Aug. I it; u. !A prosperity, day has fanner had £3ou and a watch taken from time, but be had a name to wor- been to went to sheriIf of Waldo F. gold present given away railroads and they had dispos- sea-The Paltiuiorc >uu of the 4th. -ay s been confusion" in the commerce and manufac- county, (ieorge Johnson, in Maine has been attacked—lum- Mr. was the nominee. horses \ lhinip Tlmrn him. Another lost £130. A woman was held of consideration. He said Every industry ami Dreer declared ed of them to which was not thy one-fourth of the foreign syndicates that the linn of Wilson A >.| tories of the United States. of Hunting. that eitv. » F-tevenson was a Domoeiat a short time at Fort furies.and of may ago Point, has been raise land ow tied •!. II. v whigs, liberals and conservative- Lockwood has come or a stone, I-; ltood; Jack i.. Ih.* party not to the front, tion in Belfast of Mr. Mills and said, “You will lose California,” vllle. A. A. Fletcher, of Lineolnvillc. prc-enteii Bopuhlie.aii but he did know that he should be of said of the renomination of Bohan P. Field. had omitted to nominate a candi- towed to a wharf in Prewcr, where m ; and radicals and that is that cargo ., lion. Grover rear >ved. M ela— Inst time J h _ M K Lockwood and Love fora Presidential ticket is date for and he went into his hoots. Wood was on the the name of li. B. Packard, of Scarsimmt, Cleveland,[’resident of the United States, em- Fsij,. of Belfast, the veteran of Pro- sheriff, the object being to support the pulp He visited to ci>rreet an that this nrieks w ill be discharged. She w iil be Register impression thoroughly -.:U» race a? bairtiel- >itiiid. \. ;; ! \. a alliterative free list. New York is a who was defeated at the two \cars I bodies in his person the regular form ol re\e- and altogether but it evi- nominee of this convention if he was large manufacturer of polls niou Labor party was identical with the bate. For lovely, the Knights — County W. T. ( Run- right repaired. J J7 Mr. I. M. I tV hr. l.t -i nue and free Attorney tlie of ••I' P: I• was not so. It had to do with time, trade for the United State- which has no adherents in Waldo man. Tlie man that that wood pulp and the Democrats said, “New York ago. John DollotV, Belfast, present***! name nothing mil-. dently convention named was 1 like. Fmj., of Sear-port, had been county. that organization. The party was started In the I'm. Kin us mi mi Mi.mi\m\. M ..n of llor-e- m i« la-t week, of w I ;«• ii Im : they [Applause.] favorably will be lost." and wood was W. D. Flliot, of Knox. Judge Latnson, Frecilom, John II. Hurd, of He can more pulp taken ofl'tlie list. v. •1-! < aim -Pan. the Farmer' Alii I Northport. carry iiil, l>s7, by -.- «■ -Now have no objection to their of mentioned, but lie declined to have his name and Mr. Ma><>, >-f thl- tr>. l.t^i week men two •la-. m heating g ■!• a i. •! •!, right A weather made his Woollen screws a the name «*f Albert W. of Thorn- aiice. \ there were few he .-ai.gI,t prophet recently predic- votes for sheriff than other man in Waldo large Connecticut industry, presente*I Ward, present would not and if [had. it would any n opinion amount to noth- u-ed. and Mr. A. F. detain them r haden in ill.dr herring nets -et ..if the dune- u| out He has -onit -1 of The a loug* but could assure them that if Nor do L intend to Sweetser, Winterport, tions for the remainder of the season and then county. The temperance is the were also placed on the free list. Senator Vance dike. Judge thought when man had been ing. speak disrcspcetfullv question supreme they threw but few votes thi'fall, that in two or harbor. Mr. was Mayo caught sevei The ■ of the nominated. Mr. Svveetser is a na&ivc of issue and went down to Connecticut nttd found that Dem- defeated at the he hail no claim for a r* era I -i a I hospital- der of proceedings, and thus set au example to Hurd will enforce the law. He has made no trade leaving the ent> which [ would lie a not to (,ii motmu of P. \. Howard, the convention then of the market, had sev«■ ra 1 in his -ie.vv window ity churl' acknowl- F. Johnson. in this and or and wooden screws were The lirst ballot: city Man Fs«p. city, after pass- others of hi* class, it would have lieeit more combination. Mr. Mitchell then presented tin* party, taken from the edge before an American but that adjourned. as a curiositya It has been twelve veais since audience; an free list. The said the Democratic »» IIOIC IllimOCI "I Villi'-. .IJ.i the B tnu* '1' ami ill a lew til! doe- not a iJig excellent examination ami ad- name of Mr. J. R. Hunt. speaker policy fleet the pending conditions, that the receiving satisfactory, to a menhaden, or lett choice. c.* porgv, Pcnoh-.-ot and cv. > On motion S. in to the tarifi' i- If it is a safe Necessary bay. ■ lolm llir!. •! II.. |J, American people find their interests in one mittance to the bar settled in for of W. Johnson, of Belfast, J. W. regard Republican Ward Winterport had.in The A one welcomes hi- return. T!ie lisli were B. •• Hajmnnil Whitcomb KxeursiiMi-u brand louhtle-- • policy and that Hie want to the “Voincy Caching, the eloquent Prohibi- Mitchell, of Freedom, and 8. B. Jones, of state attack it. if it is a doubtful state don’t touch (dim .17 Iti:inlity ot mutilate*! e, ;n. Haul h:. porgv enIt v w ith n ia w n- < policy their inter- orator,'* is receiving a deal of notice were made a committee to sort and count it. If it is a Southern state don’t even think of it. a in In la n t :n hai ter t: man of line great receive, 41 abilities and moral character Klliot not an uneoiiimon tvv clvc or lifieen v ears ests, and is the high m..rc attractive siglit ,■ ■ that, gentlemen, prime question from Demoeratk votes for sheriff. The ballot. The Democrats say they have only put raw mate Nothing ami comprcheusivo in ago Mar-aal M, I nahl that -t, *>■ I -he in and will papers. Bartlett wax to see before you next November’s election. [ am worthily till the position for which he tin* <>l a trip aer.-s the continent could be de t wen tv -learners in om bav on the lookout rial on the free list and have in nowise interfered into a' \ pp:. t, :: am! h< 1 < iic\ e l 11 it: that this is called ill Whole number of votes..si; and there was no choice. The convention now be vi'ctl than the cxcur.-ion advertised for Monday, glad meeting the name of has been nominated. The ticket was for the unlmkv menhaden,ami when a li-Sivva- complet- I he Democrats to think that thirteen— to with labor. Maine is unfortunate in so lo. in* on t\ Mi l * ii I '!"!•' H the because this begin Necessary a choice.44 having came -eptember parly having that date will Ciiiitx pal laboring people, question is very noisy. Delegates ru.-hed alumt sh■ 111- seen to rise t.. the e ed by the nomination of Mr. O. ]>. of John II. Hurd visit the 'i cllovv stone National Bark, over -•urfa. he wa- surrounded bv a from lir-t to last a of labor. Wilson, the majority by which the Mills Ini! had.in much raw material Democrats call lumber raw spending al"Ut to h a\• till the tram fo: Burnham. question ’Loud passed—is 41 the names of their and the hair a [ Searsmont. for F. L. Palmer .:t;; ing candidates, week in that land of wonders, after which a tour seine. Tliis was more than the li-h .mid endure applause,] County who an " material. The said if Mr. not have e\ i'lem• .muHi to !i• M lain a Commissioner, number. 8. G. Norton speaker Mills could enter man on will he made to the I'aeilie ( oast. The unlucky ;;4 pounded the desk and -houted order. The through and left our water- [f will to live in as they The local li-hermen ■ you agree poor a house should have been elected to the the woods of Maine and route c\er> tie I’aeilie Northwest verv -Irtl w rote to A ’on ami a-. t •: place two logging work from early second ballot: country p| ami eat as food and receive as and there was no choice. Mr. Hurd and then <-\ti nds our shores meshed them in their net- a.ml the poor low 1 '•>.».m:-- withdrew his thoroughly, southward to and along <• wages years ago. lie is an active man of OinjpcnskP. the to dark, eat ids dinner on the of -t"; "l A. Burkett at Bui k« tt ille. a t as the of practical | Wednesday daylight stump a Whole number of votes.U7 alifornia. Tin- I'aeilie Coast will he people England receive, we can pro- Senator Kvarts name and asked Ills friends to Mr. Palmer. through industrv was an important one to them. I'he men Mil, addressed the .Senate'in support oik «' i- Irnl keen ent> n- I an.! a. duce as as a ideas., a working and will be a op- tree, and then follow the drives down the to a choice.t;j travel-cd i> r over I.«;iMi miles—from British ( .dum kept, a cheap good- democratic adminis- Republican, to the rapid Necessary haden lias a position fisheries treaty. At the expira- .Second ballot Ward had.II bin to tie* Mexico line. The in great commercial value. The »-i! tration wants to see. and streams of Maine until reached the saw stay (.alifornia can in, in'.' ami ?•> in imiti’.aie.l 4.r11 i. ,.| [Laughter working and useful member of the Board. tion of two hours he the they mill, (•inn if applause.] postponed remainder .|-» he extended through the winter* spring and rariv used for paint and is almo.-t a- go.-I as liu-ee,!, lint you wish to better vour condition Whole number of votes. lie would have some idea there was \ man n a;m H Mart/, oi that \ you The resolutions have of his speech until In the labor in pro- Packard44 .I- summer if desired, and the return is a want adopted the right Thursday. House by southern while the refuse after tin- il ha- l»een reni.o tin: industrial of ring. to a choice..t!» ed t i' system protected inter- Mr. of Necessary this raw material. The said Klliot .: route. There are connected with po-c= I ti* haw keen hi w ni tv part; an are Shaw, Maryland, from the committee 8. G. Norton ducing speaker that may advantages ests to he maintained. The entire They printed elscwlu-re in full and will had. Bartlett iln> t<* ( has a value as a fertilizer. The local savings that on a resolution " *»;> winter excursions alifornia in the of li-hermen en in:.' Bin!, or Mart/. i- the accounts, reported appropriat- F. I,. Palmer .IT four fifths of the lumber industry is made up of way i.; wage-workers of England, Scotland and "peak for themselves. side trips, special facilities for the welcome the return ..f the mcnha.'en ing S5,IK«> to meet the of the and there was no choice. sight seeing,* and if the ! -i are expenses commit- labor. again lak 'n t" Ifoeklan !•> >her: ; Ireland now are not near as and Mr. was use of hotel coupons, etc., all of which are to drawing upon tee on manufactures In Painter declare*i the nominee. open fish are the industrv vv investigating the trusts, Ward withdrew in favor of Bartlett. The third the members of this In rigid fully protected again great as those that lie in the banks of " e mi on Mr. Heath said he had spent considerable time party. addition to this ex- savings pi me toiirlli the read Tlie resolution was in On motion of L. F. of U i: I I.I I!. page poem adopted, tile Senate McDonald, Belfast, ballot: cursion there will Ik* another over the same become a paying one. If there Is a law against I’lat.-I »N \ I Mi Nil'. Massachusetts to the credit, of in Aroostook which he nearly wage-workers Mrs. Packard at Senator Kvarts finished his Hon. Geo. K. of county, characterized as route October > ; two to of that small by tile reunion of the Thursday, argu- Johnson, Belfast, was renominat- Whole number of trips Southern'California seining inshore we hope it will lie enforced. in Belfast, 11 .cm tot Mi. ml Mrs State,.and if you turn the admin- ment the the of Maine. The votes. .UI Fifth against fisheries treaty and Senator ed for of Probate acclamation. garden shingle Industry was direct, via the \tchison, Topeka A Santa Fe istration of this republic to-dav into Maine Association in Portland Judge by Necessary to a choice. id nett Mi-- Sarah !. Bean. ot Bo-t i; p. free-trade Aug. 1st, in its favor. Senator Hale one of pope 'M-ptcnibcr !■' and October ; two tours of Bask Bai l. A spirited game of hast* ball vv as Morgan spoke crit- On motion of L. F. great importance there. Every little stream (dim had. 7 you not those McDonald, of B. p. ( -r v a < channels, may expect sav- and that the Belfast, 14 .dorado under the same dates: and Is excursions 1 ill, I ,i .* -t he: Ml-. N B Ik .a Mi great regret crowded state of our col- icised Senator Morgan's position ns in Packard ;; plaved in this Kndav afternoon on tin \ rth for will being had its shingle mill. The average on to city ings, you put our men of was profit shingles 44 various eastern and northern resorts in the laboring umns will not tlse interest of free trade. After further collo- Field, Ksq., Belfast, nominated for Regis- Klliot I.. 1 like, oi Stone! am, M. in !: i permit of printing with it the is cents thousand. A month of Circulars port avenue grounds, between a elulj from lab. rt> throughout the into with ter of thirty-five per Caribou man 44 September. regarding any of country competition quy between Senators and Probate by acclamation. Bartlett .7_> of the brilliant address itev. Morgon Blair, the these he obtained of W and the Belfast .Juniors, in a Ciie-t hi.- I'i"tht in law Al ! W 1 *r:i1; laboring men of Great ltritain, and in the by (ieorge \V. ISirknell. Senate has gone over into the Province of New Bruns- trips may Raymond,' •■’:»(> resulting vietorv for adjourned. The House listened to ar- Dr. Atwood, of Winterport, presented tin* name and Bartlett was declared the nominee, (hi motion School course of five or ten vou In a Washington street, opposite street, Boston, tin* latter a score of l.t M: Arthur B iknmoml. >f B ifii.i- ,i Mi years will make them private note to the editor of ttic Journal guments a number of members wick where he manufactures and oy to 10. \ ugustus oil,urn by on the of Albert F. of as shingles ships of Mr. Klliot the nomination was made unani- Mass. as poos upon this side of the water as Swcetser, Winterport. a can- he,,lire W ,, „i-. cast si.le. Mr-. ,| ha- he, they arc Mrs. Packard question of the of the them to the Boston umpired. The following boys made up the Brlfu-t Ita; says: ‘-I had all the honors doe validity French spolia- market, paying a duty of thirty, mous. the other. I will not in didate for county some upon this tion claims. attorney. nlre: c. there for time... Herbert Winter-. mu !\ campaign Sir. Buekulew of live cents a A Merited Shepherd, f.; Keating-, l> ; Wadsworth, to the me, and more, I am afraid, from comrades and Pennsylvania, John A. per thousand, sum equal t<> the profit There was no committee on Compliment. stop argue question upon other and Mr. Turner Partridge, of Scarsport, said that the resolutions, the mat «f Belfa-t. hut ,:>•>' of Port lain!, f i, -,-i- any of Georgia, opposed, and Mr. e.; '1 s basis. I have no to of the American manufacturer. The Mills hill Parker, b.; Dilwortli, Uuing. r f.. Her personality in; I press. was in Hooker of name of W. T. C. Runnel of had been ter been To mi; Kci mu ni tiii: Joru.vvi. indulge Kverythiug perfect harmony Missouri, and Mr. Jackson of is, Searsport, evidently having forgotten. However, 'Che most in Belfast .. Mi-- Fannie Iwtniri, k. •! la i. !• i. have no sores to heal sey,:tl>.; Pendleton, p.; Kastman, I. The l.ib [loud cheers] : I would with the which was advocated the mentioned for the but be puts shingles on the free list and the Democratic Mr. of moved day. dear and lieantiful- Pennsylvania, pavment of the place, declined to have Moody, Liberty, that tin* conven- incident vviii -h occurred the late v rather have significant during club was is ii Belfast, the c*ie-t ot Mi-- Nell; Main cordial and heartfelt and of Maine it is If the on erty composed of stew art, p.: l> (ram, your sym- The claims.Friday the Senate further considered his name and he moved party says right. duty tion the ( welcome building is a tasteful and used, that Mr. A. F. adopt the resolutions of State and Nation- Republican ounty convention was in conueetion Mr W | Ian I -lm ,-l Fairliehl. i- in It- Ha pathetic than any office vou care to cottage, when the ll».; Kv e Brown, e. f.; b fishery treatypassed the Gill to regulate of shingles is removed, what is the consequence't le, Baker,:; Kia.vvl bestow me. Swcetser, Winterport, be nominated accla- al conventions and the tariff message of the Presi- with the of lion. I. II. Jackson for Sen- I upon Hut in this completed will lie both beautiful ami commerce carried on by candidacy s. I f > inc hi- i,iMt!iei Mr liram .lone- I »r. I- am, -. n [Applause.] comfor- Gy telegraph; conference The reduction must lie in labor. It is conso- ton, s.; Turner, : l.uce, b.. \ Mm, r. f. canvass, ill which I shall take mation, which was done. poor dent. ator. I do not think Mr. greater or less table. If should lind report on Gill to aid soldiers’ homes to. Jackson had entertained Ik* ton i- in Bella-! on a i-il. ami w ,1 he ia I shall hold this you time 1o read both agreed lation lor the Aroostook laborer to bear Mr. Mills The game opened with the I.ibertys at the bat, but part. question from the 'I lie House to the Isaac G. of Brooks, the The committee was elected L. a of a candidate until the begin- and agreed conference on Reynolds, presented following county thought being subject iciniw lor -»m,' time Mr-. K i, !>• ,a to the end as a poem address, you will find a report that are raw material and that their they retired from tliat inning w ith a blank. The ning question that interests striking bill to aid name of Otis D. of as say shingles was soldiers’homes; much time devoted Wilson, 8earsmont, a can- II. March, Belfast; .L (i. Lambert, Stockton; W. suggested to him less than half au hour before • Ben every man, woman and child in this between them on scored one each on the th id lauchter haw* cue I" l'.;i'il. ii i-kiml, country similarity two points. The to discussing a war claim; 35 didate for importation free of duty does not affect labor. I.lhertys second, and private pension county commissioner, and said that in I). Klliot, Knox; Jonathan Bartlett, the assembling of the convention. The order for I *< -ei • that depends upon labor for bread. Montvillc; fourth on M? t, for a short visit ...M --t "a: a raic, daily daily consciousness of the presence of those hills passed.Neither House was In session The American shingle helps pay Maine taxes, to innings, blanks the liltli and -i\th On who doing so he would like to some reasons. He Willard B. the ballots for him was not [Applause.] There is' no need to make am the of give Twomblcy, Monroe; Winfield b. Pen printing given until the the seventh of Franklin. Mass., is vi-i:in- Mr-. I* M have to the Saturday, day General Sheridan’s fun- support the schools, &c, while the New Brunswick the visitors spurted and ran in live laws to protect responded last roll call, and al- then entered into quite a discourse on the Charles K. convention and in less than one hour's capital; capital alwavs take's eral.In the lengthy dleton, lslcsboro; Sherman, Burnham. opened, yet .. Senate Monday Senator Call of men, but were blanked on the and end Howes Mr. Noah Brook-, nlitov ot the Vwaik care of itself and a full lusions to the and closed shingle does not assist Maine interests. The they eighth always gets share, but dangers which threaten the na- Florida, spoke in favor of the fisheries tariff, by moving that the nomination The convention then adjourned. canvass he secured just JJ', per cent, of the vote ratifying ed their side with two on tie- I'aih AHverli-er, is in t astine for the -nmiiter. .. there are laws that can elevate the condition Ik* made speaker said the Democratic party of the north last, making ten. tion which they died to save. One was written treaty. Senator Gray of Delaware, urged a by accumulation, which was carried. It was announced that the lion. \V. (.'Iif. for Senator. The vote was t«> Mr. of the man and Henry very Mattering Belfast eenred three on tin* two in Mr. -I. II Bellow s, ot ( hica.co, 111i- -pi m Ii i,l a laboring there are laws that until Mr. never had any convictions of its own, but tlrst, the third, in I .owe 11 and the other in postponement after election. Senator Reynolds also presented the name of Win. blindly of would at the Belfast Jackson and was such that he has reason to can degrade him. Springfield, so who ford, Portland, speak every three in the lifih. and live in the summer vaeatioii with hi- parent-, Mi am! Mr-, George read a report of a meeting of a Glouces- M. of followed its southern leaders. J.ife was too short eighth, making can account Woods, Belfast, for county and House at 2 o’clock in the afternoon and that he promt of. It slum < that K.V nul’TK HI for the of Mr. ter of treasurer, Opera justly integrity, ability, The t harh s Bellow -. Freedom >.\ty 1IOSTOX. similarity thought. (Mass.) Knight Labor assembly at which for him to attempt to outline the of the youngsters played good ball The Salem haiitampian- moved it be made acclamation, which was done. iniquity the Hon. Klliot of and character have more inllueuee Ilii'kiicil is an resolutions were by King, Portland, would address upright among at the ii Mai liia-- \. old friend, but I have not seen passed protesting against the Democratic The of the base ball team has disbanded. Bert Know It on, of CraHuateil meetluy | lion. James (I. Blaine on The party. duty Maine voters started his home- fish trust and as a chairman then read a letter from Col. the meeting at the same in the The one’s fellow citizens than an extensive canvass. him in ten favoring eenipetition remedy. Fog- is to look place evening. tills a member of the lias hui u. last \\ eek, ami itinonc the nun her w ere M r- ward trip from Xew York Monday the 11 years/’ after Maine first and Texas afterwards. city, team, had several by Mr. Hoar said the drawn the resolu- ler, of Belfast, chairman of the I.ineolnvlllc band Main street to the Di.i.io ati:. picture by county committee, marched up oilers from Annie 1. MeKeen ami l-'ioia Biirpe-•. ,,| It, !i t o'clock train, on the Xew York, of the In alluding to temperance the speaker said it different clubs, but it i- probable a Xew"Haven, tions, fisheries and related interests, was the on account of ill excellent and the and Hartford resigning position health, Windsor, playing music, crowd \. \ndrcxx -. <•!" « -t ( !.. Itoad, which left the (.rand Cen- a slander. The House went into was to sec the Democratic editors shed- muni! new club will be formed to plav in the same Deorge .ini'len. ha- n The last sail rites were paiil to General Sher- committee of the resignation to take affecting Messrs. Raj A Whitcomb’s September Tours, league. tral promptly on time. Mr. Blaine and the place with the close of the assembled, but the speaker did not show up. j of the Normal depot whole on the fortifications bill. ding crocodile tears over what term the u ick- reappointed Principal Department idan at convention. It was they ( ONTUAC Aw « drove from Fifth Avenue Hotel, reach- Washington when liis re- accepted, and Mr. Arthur I. Three o’clock came. It was whispered that the These celebrated excursion have ar- AltlH.li. Tin *>nt :t« t t«» l>ui!«l of the (in party Saturday, cd of the managers Atlanta, Haptist Seminarx ai an in the attempt Republican party to them a ing depot ten minutes ahead of time. A mains were laid to rest in the Brown, of Belfast, was elected in his give had missed the boat at and ranged delightful series of short tours for tin* odd Fellows Block in this has been awaided cemetery at Ar- In Bieikp. The of tlic place. free speaker Rockland, city, erense of salary. Mr \mirc\vs i- a graduate ot large crowd had on the captain vachtStranger whiskey. month of September, visiting all the principal congregated sidewalk where at The committee on resolutions then made the fol- would drive up. before three a team was to Mr. Win. V Sawyer, of Bangor, for the sum <>f lington, lies “a vast silent Queenstown from he did not Shortly eastern mountain, lake and seaside and was < t oii|K)site the entrance to the and when army, 1(1,400 Boston, says Mr. Heath was frequently interrupted with resorts, and Colby Cnixersity. formerly I'rineipal depot see the Dark w hich was seen into a also the The directors of the association met Secret, and thinks the lowing report, driving town with red bandanna (iettvsburg Battlefield, l.uray Caverns, the Wed- the Itock Me i- Mr. Blaine stepped from liis a strong. Their graves lie behind dory dory ncceptcjl: cheers and his were Hying port. High School Mr- W ,i carriage loud hint, marked remarks well received. Natural of etc. shout went from foundered in a gale after speaking the tier- The ltcpubllcans of Waldo In Convention from the whip. The team contained the Bridge Virginia, .Scarcely anoint nesday evening, Aug. Nth, to open the bids But up the throng. was lines of white County Cheers were speaker, of Jiml txxo daughters, of South llo.-ton, arc xi-iting Passage by long headstones, line after man steamer 500 miles from New Assembled adopt the resolutions given him and the Lincolnville Band. general interest in New Lnglaud, Canada, or made through the mass of and. uncov- Lloyd following Kimball, of Rockland, late of the Atkinson fund be three proposals were submitted, as follows .j. r. ami .Mi-. people, column after That we New York, can mentioned that is not included Mayi.i Kurgcss, in thiscn> ...Mr-. AI his line, column, like regiments and York.The Leary raft was towed ltesolved, earnestly and heartily cn- The first Republican rally was a good one and nil ering head, Mr. Blaine through slorsc ture late of the Boston in this attractive list. These cannot fall to Pottle and l. W. Belfast, whose hid was smilingly passed Hell Gate afternoon. the resolutions adopted at both tbe National business, Sunday Herald, trips lingers, licit I ( oil.urn mul children a;< at Mr \V I Col Into the brigades at rest. Sheridan's grave is still at the Saturday Four tugs did were satisfied, not only with the speech, but with prove In addition to depot. the and State conventions and that we will use ami late of several other and exceedingly interesting. $22,440; J. & J. Philbrook, Waterville, and work and crowds of on every institutions, Sheriff Ih esc excursions there will he $2o1!»7‘.», hum'-. ...Mr. W. K. Itiee. Mrs. Pin son and The special ear designed to earrv the front, hut it is not the of people gathered endeavor to secure the clectiou of Gen. Har- the action of the County convention. several autumn trips party hattlcfiel.1 life—it is and saw Bcuj. of Rockland. were mistaken for drum- Mr. Sawyer’s bid of This does not include was the observation Brooklyn Bridge them do it.Hon. rison as President and Irish, They to more distant points, including one to the Yellow- daughter, are at tin- Itmok- House for a fexx car, used by the president the bivouac of the dead.” Richard S. Hon. 1-evl p. Horton as The burial service SpotTord of died 'Ice President of tbe mers on a lark. stone National Park and across the continent to steam heating apparatus and some other matters the two of the road. As Mr. Blaine ascended to tbc Amesbury, Mass., United States; ami Hon. week-. They spent past seasons in a cot was 50 He was Edwin C. ns lixcurslons Direct lo Southern California. the Pacific. Northwest and California, September about the stores. a sea of face* of very impressive. Saturday morning, aged years. the Jlurlclgh Governor of Maine. after 3 m. Baker called the meet- Thursday morning the directors on the South platform persons standing in Shortly p. Capt. lo, another on tin* same date to Southern California t.ige shore, North port... .The Water tbe elevated railroad huslmud of Harriet Prescott Spoftord.The ltesolved, That our thanks arc due to our able station, bridge and bal- Messrs. it Whitcomb ing to order and named W. 1*. Thompson, of direct, ami still another to Colorado. There will again met and accepted the proposal oi Mr. Saw ville Mail of la-1 State muster began at All the delegation In Congress for the patriotic manner in Raymond announce two Ksip, Frhiay -ay.- ••Deorge Kav, for conies tbe of tbe l'rof. of Augusta,Aug.l3. autumn he similar in October to the various w surrounding interior structure Baldwin, a which have defended excursions direct to Southern Belfast, a’, chairman. The hall was well tilled. trips points yer, and work ill as soon as the contractor a Yale, prominent mu<'- seventeen companies of the State militia were they American ideas, both in California, begin merly liead waller at hotel in Itelfast, began hi met bis gaze. As he looked the he shall vote to the in the dates of mentioned excepting to the Yellowstone National up assemblage wunip, says for Cleveland this on the opposition treaty relation to our lishcries departure being Monday, September Mr. considered it an honor to can get bis material together. It Is understood duties cheered and Mr. Blaine ground. The attendance was fair, but 10 and s. Thompson preside Park. The last of the season to visit that re- yesterday as waiter at the I Imwood ”_ dott'ed his hat in fall as a Democrat. Herald. and the Mills bill, which strikes so direct a blow Monday, October These trips are intend party recog- [Boston not as as it would have lieen had ed overan of Waldo will leave Boston !<». that Durham A: llall, of Belfast, will furnish the nition of the ovation. the few large the weath- at the business interests of the State of and for persons who wish to reach Southern Cali- assemblage county Democrats. gion, September Send for Mr. Henry Milllken. of Portland. Mrs. Prank Mil During minutes’ That is er Maine, what the mugwump is here for. Tell been fair. Rifle Tucsdav.. that we will use all fornia the most direct and route. descriptive circulars to \V. Raymond, -J'.HJ Wash- Jkc. The directors would have stay in the depot Mr. Blaine had an informal practice liegan honorable means to secure the by expeditious He said he listened to Mr. Heath, Republican, on doors, sash, been f liken and Miss Hattie Midiken, of Washington, D The election of Hon. The transit will be made in the most comfortable ington street, opposite School street, Boston, Mass. The was us something new. The definition of Republican Senators, without calling a cau- Seth L. Mlllikcn member of Con- It to have the contract to Belfast reception. depot yard filled with Mug- manner Thursday. was a remarkable meeting. It was pleased given par < Mrs. Seth I. Milliki ii and Miss Maud peo- cus, have decided to dispose of the gress for this district. possible, and the halts by the wav will be Milliken, ple of note. is free trade fishery treaty for rest. not Democratic ties, but could not under the circumstances. The wump Democrat, and it is to he at all next ltesolved. That a tarlfl' of loo cent, on rice only The period of the year selected Is entirely, but largely so. The | ot Itclfa-t, were in t amden last xxeek, guests at As the hazards; in order will lie the Miles per Lincolnvii.i 1;. Mr. .Jesse has train moved oil', which event was ami 08 cent, on is when Is a and when detentions Billings just re contractor it will take bricks to expected that men of that will vote per sugar Inequitable and unjust. traveling delight speaker complimented Mr. Heath and said lie was says nearly oOO.ituu tiie \ iexv.... Harold oi marked hv the stripe for admitting Washington Territory and South from storms or Hay Toward, Waterville. loud of a In face of the to other causes are least to oc- turned from sea to a short time his 1 explosion torpedo Dakota as proposition place wool and pota- likely one of the spend with construct the Mr. is well recoin the of the Cohdcn States.The l-10-2!Hh Maine cur. brightest in Maine and building. Sawyer xvas in Hclla-t last xxeek on a which hail been on the track to salute Cleveland, ally Club and the Regi- tocs on the free list, as is the Mills In short it is the most desirable part of the lawyers repre- xi-it Mr. Italph placed ment proposed by — Mr. Walter Hunton is at home fora va- the foe association held their annual reunion at bill. The bill whole year for a transcontinental Per- sented all that was good in the family mended and is a gentleman <>f experience. He is departing party, cheer after cheer was of American industries and American thus becomes absolutely partisan in journey. Republican party. Finery, ol Detroit, Mich., arrived in Hclfa-t, his giv- their house on Island Its sons who these can cation; he is studying with Hr. A. R. en the assembled which Long Portland harbor, politics and Is absolutely a free trade bill as join parties dispose of their He expected to have heard the Democratic dentistry now engaged in building an annex to the state former by throng, numbered labor. time as party home, last Friday, for a vacation visit_ There was a far as our are while in California. — teveril and as Thursday. very large attendance, interests concerned. Therefore it is they prefer Hotel Tenney in Salem, Mass Mr. is at Orono and also a brick block in Cam thousands, the train left denounced, but he heard Cleveland Mr. Henry Moody College M -• slowly upward of 350 members Gen. the duty of the fanners of Maine to protect them- coupons which supply board at the leading hotels praised. rs. \.«.. Smalley and children of Chelsea, Ma- the depot the men waved their hats while the Iteihg present. at reduced be home from the west on a visit to his old home_ den. The latter contains the Masonic and Odd The Democrats do not selves from their worst enemies the Cobtlen Club, rates, may availed of if desired, and Thompson said that Mr. Heath’s remarks were are iiere for a visit-Mrs. Florence Ames, of ladies waved their always “lake sugar in Beal, Major Nye, Major Gould and other oCcera the tickets present handkerchiefs and the free trade Democrats and Great lirltaiii. cover side trios everywhere. The re- remarkable in Henry W. Robbins has been a few Fellow s halls. Mr. one of the were present. were there who have the fact that he did not make a spending days* Pldlbrook, bidders, at A. D Itean’s.... parasols Mr. Blaine theirs;'’ hut Congressman Millikcn Many not That with turn tickets are until next summer, and there Chelsea, Mass,is (apt. |j p. enthusiastically. returned gives them ltesolved. profound sorrow we have good in Scarsmont with his aunt, Mrs. Burden_Frank for s attended a single reunion before. A feature It a choice of live different routes single allusion to Mr. the says the plan the Odd Fellow apartments of Ila/eltine, Fsip, arrived here Monday from .lack the salutes waving his hat in his hand and a learned of the death of that heroic soldier and eastward. In Burleigh, Republican by sweetening in bis remarks on the sugar trust of interest was the addition Parker has been at home his Mr. sonville, Fla., for his annual vacation in Helfast. as special of the old noble Gen. H. to these trips, Messrs. Raymond ft Whit- nominee for Governor. He said it was to visiting parents, our building is the finest lie ever saw The build bowing again and again be stood alone. The assembly patriot, Philip Sheridan. Not only plain ot and on band of the 1 comb autumn ...Prof. I,. C. Hateman, North Scar-monl, was tariff, the first was regiment under do we bis loss but also that of have excursions to the Pacific Coast and Mrs. Parker — Mrs. Fannie C. Brews- train was far out of tbe when M r. published page. It Chandler_The deplore the thous- him, (Mr. for he knew that it was Mr. Kmery ing will be a very substantial one and will be an in this depot Blaine Cuban ands of via the Y ellowstone National and to Thompson) city Tuesday and left by the afternoon train a government reports that a movement is other brave men who fought In the ranks Park, Colora- left the platform and entered tbe car. short speech, hut very much to the do. Heath’s that Putnam he ter, of Freeport, is at Mrs. Israel Adams’ ...The ornament to the The cost will exceed the for Aroostook where he is to deliver a series of |>oiut, on foot aided l«r during the rebellion, whose ineniorv we should Descriptive circulars may be obtained of YV. private opinion would the j city. At Xew there, American politicians, addresses in the interest of the Prohibition Bridgeport, Haven, Hartford, and should read it. to cherish and honor. And while we rcinenilier Raymond, .Mn; Washington street, opposite School next Governor of Maine. He then introduced Mr. political rallies, conventions, Ac., give the Lin- first estimate, and when the party. everybody annex Cuba to the United States. the completed building -Mrs. Isaac Prince, of Mass., is vis slead with gratitude we will not the street, Boston, Mass. of Portland. Lawrence, forget just Clifford, eolm ille Band plenty of \v<)rk just now. i aud land will represent $30,000. iling Mi.-s A. Wells. Mi. ( \\ H.i >* h«»1 agent, informs ns that Mokkii.i.. Mr. George Clark, of New Haven, Srarsporf Locals. [ (Ja.stink. The Democrats have seta flag staff at &5HIR NP\A/s. u n.i in the Central District will Conn., is spending a of weeks in t.»wn. couple the foot of Pleasant St., ami Saturday received a i ''.•pi. :;•!. Gscar stores returned home from a canvass- II. II. Crockett has sun flowers eight feet high. lately new campaign flag which was hoisted without ing tour and will spend a few weeks ;.t Ins lath POUT OF BKLFAST. DYSPEPSIA in i. 1C *\\ n oi the Republican County Com Miss Sur.-.h .. Houston is visiting friends in Cor- demonstration. The flag is of good size and hand- cr’-.Tim of Morrill to :i:mi e. ii;t- ins hendijuarters in the .Journal build- Republicans propose inth. some, and shows off well to steamers and other A Kill VED. Causes its victims to ho miserable, hopeless, 1'niini tb*or. have a Hag raising shortly, and will organ!/*- a Aug. 9. Sell. Paragon, Woods, confused, aiul in irrita- ii.g. Mi-. McFarland ha- moved into the Mniown craft as they sail into the harbor....At present Bangor. depressed mind, very club tills week....The Ladies’ < irele meets Aug. 10. Sell. Jacliin, Hart, Boston. and It. is a hi'- II Sewing the Acadian House has a ble. languid, drowsy. disease M: Cunningham at the Swett Kami, Del house. complement of boarders, Aug. 11. Sells. Ponobso-.t, Carter, Jas. with Mrs. I>. O. llowen thi- (Thursday afternoon. Boston; which does not get well oi itself. It requires an e\ee[lent bred mare for which is very gratifying, in view of the unfavor- Holmes, It van, do. sale; also a Mrs. KHa of N. is P< nut's Mills. and describes Hocdvvin, Horry, II., visiting Aug. 15. Sells. J. W. Woodruff,-, N. York careful, persistent attention, and a remedy to \ir old 1 Rain, fog mud able weather we are this summer....The ; i!:i; Kina'Solomon. See Ills advertise- friends in town. having Addie G. Port Have the weather for Bryant, Brown, Johnson. throw off the causes and tone up the diges- just returned from New York and Boston with a incut. the last ten days, and all would be I'nitarian held their annual fair and society sup- SAILED. to Mrs. Fben of is at tive organs till they perform their duties glad see the sun again-Mr. Alvah Kendall, of Hilkey, Cortland, visiting per in town hall on and notwithstand- -LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF- ! i and Mrs. Jefferson Additon from Leeds, ftinjiAS Cook, Jiiusb Electric Light. Co., t!;:. ii\e 1 I.: dw< :iing~ in Del fast. Mr. I. \Y. came to Poor’s Mills last Thursday to visit In hi and IE I). Perkins started for Portland Monday, Hattie S. Williams, Bragg, Providence; cleared Me., an* visiting Mrs. A. Nichols. seh. Warren Adams, Coieord. New New York Darker wthe builder. home and relatives, friends and schoolmates, she Mary u> attend the of the Grand 1. n. O. York; litii, City. meeting Lodge, sailed seh. Hattie S. Williams, Bray, N« w York ; is the of Mr. and Mrs. \\ c are The M. F. school at Swan *' •• -’D a ■ « guest Rufus Sunday picnicked Republican caucus on Monday arrived seh. Zach The !"Wt 11 11 rosby ri-ing abo\e the Dyer. evening, Pith, Sherman, Coombs, Port Sick STIFF & SOFT HATS, all to welcome our friend Lake A was were chosen land. Headache a- Men ready Kllen and hope Wednesday. large, delegation present. delegates to attend county convention tfee•*, iron; Main and Church streets, lias 1). *i. her and Hon. Georgetown, C., Aug. Arrived sell. F. ( ‘-•Hr the two T hern a visit will be a pleasant one. < G. M. Warren was nominated for past years have pietai r-.pc- 1. .1, which will be heightened apt. Nathan I’. Carver and wife left for their repre- Pendleton, Fletcher, Bangor. ■ HATS, sentative to hi u-d with severe headaches and ep- CLOTHING, CAPS, Delaware dys; v> ia ti luiiidiiig i- link-bed and painted. home at legislature. The Democrats have Breakwater, Aug. 7. Arrived sell. Liz ( y.mi»kx. The social event of the season o< < m Arlington. Mass., by l’enobscot, Monday. zie nominated Capt. .J. N. Gardner. Lane, Herrick, St. Mare, and sailed >tli for 1 was induced t<> try Hood’s Sa.sni a- SILK HATS! -AND- I ■; ilie Waldo red it a mammoth Mi -. Janies s. of Count) Agrieulturtd Saturday, being picnic given by Woods and Miss Fannie Hit, Philadelphia. and have found relief. I l-.cer- >wan\ii.le. Norfolk, 7. Sailed seh. Carrie great 1 i'* *i1'* -led t" meet at the fair lion. J. P. Stearns at bis Selbournc, two I tost on. are their Mrs.t A. Webber. Misses Collins and .Southerland, Aug. A. Lane, grounds farm, visiting sister, r«- oinniend it to all.” Mrs. E. E. of Dyer, Portland; 8th, arrived seh. Daylight, llodg- luiiy \t I-tli at I oYh.-ek b.M.. to make miles out of the on the Pelfast road, lie Amesbury, Mass., arc visiting at Marias Stev- village Mrs. II. J. smite lost a crochet* d worsted shawl don, Boston. Annaui.k, New Conn. ens’....Geo. Haven, a at- •••!* tl.e and wife, of are 7. Arrived seh. e..:oie_i iair. Murk A. Wad- invited the guests at the various hotels. They Finder Colby Wateryille, Salem, Aug. Maggie Mulvey, last week. plea-** leave it at American F\- Port Mrs. Mary C. Smith, Mass., ! at Ranlett, Johnson ; sailed Cumhridgcport. Goods w ere drawn in hay racks by four yokes of white- a-siting William M. Larrabec’s.Mr. R. G. brig Hattie, Coomb’s, piosg ollirt*. Charleston. was a snhVrcr from dyspepsia and sick l.c Furnishing faced Hillman, of is in town_Mrs. Emma J. W'• *i-kiiClub oxen, with heads bedecked with o\-cy«d Bangor, Boothbay, Aug. »>. Sailed sell. Melissa A.Willev, Rap'i-t enjoyed a pienie sup J. If. Lane am I 1 L. Whitcomb's families and ache. She took Hood's Sarsaparilla and daisies and ribbons, it stockman, of is friends in town. Willey, from Wiscassett for Mobile; loth, sailed >■ la-t horns tipped with bright Bangor, visiting p saturda}. The Minda\ -ehool Mrs. F. are seh. A. found it the best she ever used. -i AM PREPARED TO OFFER- ami at — Lewis Turk’s remedy Hopkins daughter sojourning I he season Ilodgdon. Ilodgdon, Island. j was a gay and a time — The busy haying being over with the j t!:!• M:m< *o. iet\ a company grand good San Francisco, 7. Abner < passed pleasant swan Fake. farmer-- in this Aug. sailed-hips raised a handsome llag >it vicinity, they decided, with their I burn, for : B. Havre, 1 d I’ 1 < .rove, Lincoln-, 111* Republicans campaign Queenstown Joseph Thomas, j Hood’s Miss Carrie licll *»f Chelsea. who has families and 8. Arrived sell. Lizzie Lam*. Sarsapari'ia urday evening. There was by Thom.i> Ma-.;., some invited friends, to spend a day Philadelphia, Aug. speaking j Herrick, St. Mare; lOtli, sell. Lois \. 1 S 1 hv all druggist '. -1 : s: v for $T>. J.ia.h been tin* guest of Mrs.r. A. Whittier, left for her in re.-t and recreation. Carter at the armed, tvage, of Poston, C. K. Littlefield, 1>. R. More grove head Chaples, Ross, Jacksonville. C. 1. HO*')') fc s'-Powell, Mas.'. Don't one tilt knee exjintin*>l. ASTONISHING BARGAINS. 1 o;.ij by buy y>n my T t t i. ,• i'Ci n a ( olid home Wednesday. "i Swan Lake was attempt lan*l and T. P. Pierce, of Rockland. agreed upon as the place, Sat- Perth Amboy, Aug. 7. Arrived seh. Charlotte e. Da. e.iiuia-e in thD as Heath, Pendleton, New York; arrived sell-. D. Doses One Dollar. line. The best. S it for the are rep-sHory, city, Mr. F.. s. of Mass., is urday, Aug. 11th, the time, and the staunch Mb, »CsO money My goods bought in large quantities of leading manufac- 1'phnm, Saugus, making D. New St. Vkhona Paul. The lx lit? e Haskell, Haskell, York; .Johns. Cil Mr. I "ii i' iii Do toil. Mali). spiritual camp meeting 1 earner Melissa M. was chartered to take I iyr'to us his annual visit and i- located at the Scarsport more, Jacksonville. turers for CASK. This enables me to get the LOWEST POSSI- '• i11aiid .• i, in gan last the 12th and will continue until i.n i'.'■mcci10 ini' •.e-tigaUon oi these Sunday House during his stay. number of about 00, up and Tacoma, Aug. 1. In port, ships Win. MeGilvi rv, for San state BLE the 27th. Although the weather was not so favor- I'ark. About il a. m., all being aboard, the steam- Dunbar, Francisco; of .'Maine. '.*•*!. PRICE. Parties about to purchase anything in my line < win* is in ersna. (In SPECIAL NOTICES. able as could be there was a at harh-s Nichols, extensively engaged er moved -HMCESTSTSl- > wished, yet good quietly up the lake. the com- .i.' jM 1.1 till Although New 7. Arrived sell. L ... B. can make a me. meeting selling* musical merchandise in Montgomery. \la., York, Aug. Lergu | saving by buying of tendance Sunday at the address of Mrs. pany included some ol the older inhabitants son, arrived -. ii s;. Ci-!•:<■«- <>l t!,-. V* < T. r. It the depot opening they Ferguson, Bangor; sth, is making a siiort isit in town. had never Johns, Lilmore, Sarah 1 '• Wentworth, who gave an interesting lecture. In had such a favorable to Jacksonville; Davis, at iv stm-!ar i. \ !! the pul* opportunity arrived bark J. W. \ ii'\v Burgess, Franklin; 'Jth, BRAZILIAN -HAVE ALSO A NICE LINE OF- the afternoon all were eager to hear and see Mi.-s The hearts of our fishermen were the the farms of their townsmen as was now af- ^ a!t •;•'!, an i r- p.-rta !|v those that gladdened Dresser, Parker, Matanzas; sch. Fannie A Lditli. forded Mary T. shelhamcr, the iiannci of Light Circle woe!. !»v a have not seen for ten them. at the. the tables 11th, arrived sell. Fannie A.L >r .11:. I "• r n hr i*| Se. pa-: sight they Arriving grove Byder, Bangor; i wen loaded with ham, Wadlin, Satilla Itiver. Medium, and on taking the stand that lady w.a- year- -li.at is, large schools of porgics in the essentials necessary to sup- though ^yrup ■ < a~~eii ;.i t l'i at the Boston, Aug.!). < 'leaved sch.Cyrus Hail,Coombs, May ted with a of from the I'O. the wants ol the Ha- 11. i; r..'.md the most and certain Cure grec hearty expression pleasure bay. | inner man. in due season Philadelphia: sailed brig David Bugbee; loth, ar- speedy * I; a- attests of Miss .1 <»l in r, in the' were rived bark Free*la A. ^'omjhs any preparation use, euriny h«*r audience. This her first relieved of the Watts, » being appearance We cone rat u late Cap!, Clifton Curtis, w in* lias ponderous load and the Willey, Apalachicola Coui/Ik and is in a few hours. Also First-Class Goods!- > speedily I \! -. •! I i. t ouselis. 11 tin of Maine, it that th (Neponsctt); cleared bark Megunlic.ok, Hatch, state is to lie regretted been placed in command of the three master Susie nay was spent in chatting, games and relieving llunrst io ss, Soreness or'the Throat and ■ boating. Newport News. t .1 it:- ti:ai !;e v\\ i. !. ispitaMx at J.unt/s, To in anti across the the weailu-r w as such that no more coni I hear her The Poston for 'il:c weather was tine, the in excellent 7. Cleared scb. Flora < j»«I«»**. Tightness Chest, -—Low Prices ! F. Oliver. sehooner will load at party Bangor, -Vug. < in In •* -'a ai .1 :! '. t. .narx oitijh i‘t’'uri ;• :• Dickey, Wednesday afternoon, 1 :t epochs in life. The returned about Now iii:/ Coitt/h, Croup, and aided liy “Dr. 1>. 1 Ord- i’i last \v» ek’s is.-ic‘ we inem u the party Mary Farrow, Condon, Bedford : loth, cleared ,n tly ga\e pas- way*s Celebrated Handmade Piasters” will cure 1 -oil will ll deliver an address to the (band ami > i*. m. it sch. Abbie C. id; pleat Ami} Perhaps would not la* out of place to Stubbs, Philadelphia: lltli, cleared of the saged' hark Kvic lie* d, Cap:. A. T. Whittier, as sch. Dora M. many advanced cases of Consumption. ■ • the to l.e a on the French, French, New York; arrived liieieii. ll Sundays c\enijig there was grand hop mention among the older inhabitants present, !17 da..- i!■ ■ i:. New Y -:k to Sidney X'. v-. W. I: brig Katahdin, liayes. New Y ork. •hi x e rink lloor with music. it. Price, 25 I 11i!• _. at the us.ia good Lleazer Nickerson, who i- 7s years of age and Portland, Aug. l* Cleared sell. Mattie B. Bu- Try Largs Bottle, Cts. should have read InJday s. !• *' sed, for Kennebec nil •Hex Wentworth x\ i' p rear It at was never before on board a steamboat, neither Philadelphia. -AT- MARK kinds Masonic IIAi.i.nu.i Crops of all are growing Member-of the g«itI, Me. ib vt. from Port ^tig. f>. Sailed ii. B.Thom TVniplo, ANDREWS, Discovery, ship M.: next Mi lax at o'einek, V. xt., ami Scarsport was he ever on the cars. Pros, *■ I rapidly, and Caimleu by Moody's, j ill: ISf'llnsi, 1'iiltr at Morvt!:. been t- considerable expense to build a Wood’s lloll. Mass., 11. Arrived sell. ( rus Eeh —.V t' [/FAST, maim:. warmer is a of a .| dancing Aug. 2, weather_There pro-peet g". Acadia ! ■ attend their rcuni-m. Fare b*r the Hall. lh or in the and William M. Coombs, Boston. April 12,1SSS.—lyrl.'i n a; arte ! a- ldloxx s reis:- tie grove Larrahec, aged crop of apples-Mr. .1, V March of the linn rouiul li i- ei-uts. Bichtnoud, Me., Aug. II. Arrived sch. Noivin ip only lifty it too an I ;H 'i 'an ilk' < "1.1. XX thought good opportunity to exhibit iiega. i-loW I V s. Freeman A Co., nurserymen. Lridglon M. Harding, Bangor. 1 a his to so S. ■ iMnicl l.icliards ha- -cciiiv l -itnadon in agilitv go he selected Mrs. Lubee. Aug. Arrived I slower-, RAYMOND’S 1. 11. 1 ;• t'.hariiu widow by, Sylvanus brig ..-daplcs, ot i- in town taking orders f'-r fruit trees. Mr. M Boston, for ( nlais. tin- ..I mid at Willi.nantie. .M* Ceo. W. Young Nickerson, a lady about bis age, and “went Id 11 a la 11 \\ in I». Il.ir- they says he is making many sales.Tin- >und. ; rouKioN pours. VACATION lia- taken ;hc li-n Mr. and down the center* lo < market toimcrh kept by up the amusement of the a i'i! perial a t. rei->t!i Marshall -cl: -1 will lndd their annual 2.nd. in picnic \ug. lookers on. Surinam, July Arrived brig Liurcue Hale, ■ Ki< hard- will it w« II stocked the Mrs. Melinda of ( EXCURSIONS. Consolidation ! 1 d ■ "ii A Men t keep during IJlack, hclsca, reis-uo, Boynton. <>. It. lAans grove. A time is Harding, Boston. pica-ant antieipat .-:iminer entertained the AIL TISAVI'UIMi •' um.iths. Mass., on tin* 23. -eh. uri.vshi TWO OK i- '• hilas Leael:. North la- company admirably Caiharien, July Arrived Lena B. storer. IMUttl. THE LARGEST STOCKS OK cd.. .liev. .1. Washburn will |•reach at the north -O 3F*- ii mir passage by her Wcldi left Lee, Pascagoula. Tin 1 *a had one **n the Stockton singing-Arthur church Aug. I'.Mh_Mrs. llot-y Poland ha- » played Liverpool, Aug. Sailed ship Bobcrt L. Bel- Parties tor Poston II. of Pos- will h ave itoston, Si -ptcmhcr grounds tin- WoodeliiV.- of Fort Point Monday.lames Lewis, knap, Staples, New Y ork. Monday, 'I h ‘i ti:i- city and vicinity turncii home from Bristol where she has been >afurda> by in. and Mouda;.. o,dobor s, for Two brand ton. Mass., was in tow n Sunday Newcastle, \. S. W., June 1>. sailed nip s. l Trips 1 and a lo. ai nine is -aid P- haw Direr! «:» HARDWARE, ii ! i t!e reception of Mr. Blaine stopping the pa.-a f»*w months... .Mrs. \ngeiia j by experts present Ilersev, Bennett, Honolulu. l.ii'.Kim. S. T. been a ei > iiiii i ed a- is .-how n In- Voting having bought the Win. Arrived before A ll**!: in-' i a x < *x riling ha bark L. T. Crowell, Pendleton, do. stable. A ... M r. 11 owe, the of Pitt s- i; i" \'e\er. well at been oji the. -i( k 1 i-1 the week. Mr-. Clias. now on photographer Paints, the The the <>| 27. In sch. Nelli** T. Oils, representoii pa.-t j repairs going upon te« Cardenas, July port Varnista, pie >awycr. •"id. is a saloon built her** SOUTHERN to In* used ’• 1 in having by for New Y oik, to sail about 31. pto.n Portland last niirht. >eme McC.nison i- in rather poor health till- summer tin- < i-'. < !iuiv!i de\ dope the f.u-t that they were Arey, July him i'i «hc summer ummiis. Carpenters from Pitts iiong Kong. July In. In pint, ships sachem. a- in- ‘ie i- train yestenlay. hut -Mr. S. s. 1 met \. of Lowell. Mass., arrived j bi-L iin none too -oon as a large part of the timber- for New Y ork; Jew, Nichols, 1 *• i'5 •■»>*»' Bartlett, Wandering WINDOW aud PICTURE < f/i, <•>' ftifr but ma doing the work .. At a caucus held at GLASS, failiiiiafion Comji- tifors, f\r.< in for toi'k tie special train which Saturday night bringing the remains of his little are rolled badly, an I tin* only wonder i that tin do. ‘.In' IN publican head quarters in this I.. June 2.Y. In Drew tie a t w w then village, Cebu, port, ship Sett Witch. ret urn earl > this son, ho died 11 years ago and as buried | -•t.-eolc remained -landing so in sm h on CALIFORNIA. long was from ar. w 1 Mors** nominated as the candi- Sourabaya, June l!». for New Y ork, ith to be buried on the lot in the eeim*ter\ Pepubiiean Woods & Irons, 4c. family •lilitiu. 172.Y tons sugar at £(!..YU per ewt. l he.-e trips are intended lor per •ms who de-ire Carriage dat«* lor lo-presci.tativc to the Legislature, to the cut in here. rep- Hoi la, June 20. In port, bark Bicbard Parsons, to reach Southern ( alifornia by a direct route and /luring bought stock, jh-tures, good trill, | 1 !'••!'!* 1‘ arc milch i'e-cnt the sieinity pirn-el •I. II. Lane received another cargo of «•*:»! towns of Moiitville, Scarsmont, Paler- Packard, for New Y with about 107.0 tons of as as be consistent with the lute REJOICE !l s*.' ork, expeditiously may perfect -ttV., of jinn of-- P I J. -ii. U in. 11. limit i»»r | _MERS VV. l»v mo and ar. bark comfort. The halts the are ■ Knox. I'Ik-pastor, IJcv. T. Burrows, write Thi:rsda\ sell. Daniel Webster, which b\ the .1. Walker and arc sugar; 14th, K-cort, Waterhouse, Ilong by way intended for Mi ! ! :• Councillor, Liberty... family pi during Kong. ic-t. The trip- will lie carried out tin* same t :: Md nr -h to hi- The Ladies ( irele met on af ,\ a record. >he was built at a few weeks at upon political Sewing Wednesday ]e.-!•- \. V. in |s I- ,i i i therefor* lilty •ar> Lpharn. of t'.iion, i< visiting her vein ralde Blanchard, New York. year- so and and .; ...I !••!• --.it I'll V..:- 11 •: ■ father, l;'i-t b‘\y acceptable popular, i at tin* Vcccllt sr. l<11 h-ilder- Meven-oii ami the Line in cuivcr.-ati.m "id. >!n wa- ! "lie time u-ed a- a Mr. b!m- ski«im«.re... .1 Helena. Passed previous to \ug. !», ships L. \11 will possess all tlie advantagesgiven COLISEUM l*r■-•liiliiiii.'iist-. ami we oerujned tender ii. he Liberty base ball nine BUILDING, J. for New Y in connection with the later excursions in t sea ■ Morse, Carver, Calcutta, ork Lucy I lit* a*'I Halt nan. a well an and sew to w hen *•:' xxl.ah r- tin 11.* on an. a w ith a o' known ing up supper time, upwards He has been three playc*! game picked nine at tin* .- •n Xo. Pelfast, A. Nickels, Nickels, (iolombo for do: ><:tn Jou.piiu. j of lss- •.<. I he tickets supply every needed 47 Main St., ISelfast, Me., i! u -1-. tint will 1 they d. 'i t :.v m: j AWAY! ladie- and gentlemen -at down to partake tina ape Horn; was hoarded by Putago- base ball grounds in llelfast. Friday Aug.' loth. Drink wider, Calcutta for New Y ork. comfort during tne transits to and from Cali- GIVING CLOTHING ~'«| )*.*i t 111*• l.‘< iii-lira u eaielhlate tor Turk’s ‘‘»r:da. / respectfully invile all customers and f, it nds «>/’ ■ i:< I a Island, 4. In Don Jacin including I'.- 1 .■ ;* the bounteous Lie ate-. w onlx re| b\ the The Aug. port, brig sleeping-car accommodations, M 1! M I repast kind!} pio\ided y d-;]>i courage Liberty's came oil* -eooiid best, tin*, score to. Lillet, from New Y ork for Portland, Me., -.• 1 "ical.-. tran.-fers, and board at Hotels, but leave the old jinn, to continue (heir at lhe ohl ! Uni in softer (ttenest tec (to votur ns near lo 'il' I.' •. K.-in.er.e. h, 11!. al. juitronagi laduafter whieh Mi-.- (. Pratt, of P.i ita t, pie f her lii* and crew •■'bamlina In to it) in fav*»r of Pdfast. Our in live sell. for Philadel- the holders to of their time in boys days; Canton, Whittier, di-pose California, ])luei‘. '/\t my old j'ricnds and customers / ironin' side.l ;.t some to sail in four in accordance with their own 1 ! .. V ill ill tin1 organ, j laying select pieces wen- well a-’ «•« msi■ phia, days. preferences. All K*y Moll I’l'nf. I*. Havener lode to S'oektou on a *'•- satistied, l«-ijug the number of that / shall remore N. /.., 1. Arrived bark Albert iratrl In Puiai-c Nice Helurn say my i.ctinsirc stuck to Ho if tin* o 1* and the Wellington, Aug. ping Curs. The Tickets Gr i vi n O i o t It ± tt Jk. w a songs jov gladness, r..mpir> inch wlm ! 'vitnrda; in Jn minute-. Mr. Havener experienced players they had against them, New banti until s g ^! they Bussell, Carver. Y ork. July, issft, with a tlio I re of Five Dif- Coliseum Building soon, V'herc / am prepnrid In 1 >re-ctit joining iii tla• singing. Mr.!I iiam Steven- think did va wcil to 7. ferent Houles \. \ I tai lor, Ol i. made -..me of tl-- best records in Ma-t they ry get the score they did. Palermo, Aug. Arrived bark Andrea L *vi Fast ward from San Francisco or Los them t; 1 bicycle tlii'1’ OOI) BA /Id A IS S in all goods in my and hi- were mtieli to see •• man Is « if id or /•/'/* zz'zV/ Jo, wife pleased have but for Bangor. Angeles. any ftrtn 11. M: ine. i!e le .. ( They the of — Vorthpoit amp (.round .milling praises people In addition to the —line at the- friends to know return m v urn mi: above, parties will leave Sep- ■I* .' present am! that they had L< lfa-i mimui/.m luate ill;, regular am! >eai-p’t, in1., mile*, in Ii* minute- an i has for the very many courtesies received_ tember I<> for tin* Yellowstone National Park, the ed to their home.-well 11 i tie. 1 and pleased with i Mis. Mat Perth Amboy, Aug. II. Sch. ('baric- li.a'i t< I’ar.iie Sort Invest and Very Lowest Prices I made •’ mi!.- on tr.n l. in 1- minute doing Hu ..1 1 >anic!• *f tins town, lias received California, anti '‘Around the their v i-it. It i- the of Mattlu. w that I Bangor, sprang aleak ye.-teiday and w as pla< >i n Circle" in Colorado: and October s for the -1 1 •,,!•. ing Henry Pacilie resent at the > y from two Lock land for '/'he ctnisolidution these tiro stocks lb-t in h minutes. He ha- a m* mile record papers publishing the the dry dock to-day. Nort.hu.-.-t and California and for Colorado. Also oj' large makis lni-tiaii should n t he like a out people -poiige j New Y’ork, 12. The steamer 1 i "I grading. "lithe ro.:d of 'IP. Ha- iddt n a mile without fa! report of her murder by her husband last Aug. Lgvpt reports lightceii Autumn I’rips t<> popular Northern and one of the largest stocks of goods in Hus Stall. I ;a Unit on :;—.7»>. 1 whi. !i von havi to lore*.* of water, ! Aug. 27, in Lit. Dm. >iu* ci Ivi.-tmi re-nrl 1 ":: .ai every drop A\ «• 4s..ys, j>.-1- during the mouth of September. ij'ialilieation-t.. hand- on a I'l-mile t n k in I minutes. May. learn that the Po ton have oller- ■ papers close bv the schooner W. L. ot like a full eoinh wiiieli ha- to he tom h White, Bockiami, W. it A HIONI). I. A. Will I'Ct >.M It. i* 1 ’.eu-tic a:. He I ;rt! *-•,.< Mo* .• freely. f main deck awash down the s‘ II. aher w ill Ik a.- the papers that published the will be amidships, -lk-nly by *’•<. od for dc.-rripth, circular, (designating And in Order to Reduce uid..;. afternoon. He :• on die ’•nek- report head and with her t. My to fake a in patt. starboard cable ..he '..:.;t* -I ? ■ tians, they ought delight doing good wing'. j particular trip desired •Jw.'ld the turn: **ther tow n- compelled to Thi.- we think is j board t" ar- pay. right. Mr.-. Spoken. Bark Fred L. 'i’horndike. and their own The next l-iaad and when about -hurting for B’chards, j ! he atlmtl'e i a Viitlon 'nr;:!- inereasing happiness. | I'ani. w. pc* week. is is a poor woman who supports her imbe- from Boston for Buenos Ayres, July bt. 13 N. RAYMOND, Stock, home. Mat• in tl.e alferm n. th. lave.- horses Surplus irele will no et at Mrs. Albert stcvei pole Ion. 32 W. are st. School st. wing < Aug. la miles SL f Delaw l.iglit- Washington pop. Rostnn, Mass. .I"HN j ile husban I her needle. “Co i moves in a j Wti.ir, V, ;ii i.. \. \iti< > by <■. to and m f them on mys- sell. Nellie >. I B son ..it Thursday, 1st, to which all are s\\ung .-topped -puarely the ship. Piekerin-v. lowers, fr*»i:i ■ Sept. tei,.i; wavs * ■1 I I In. ra. \ his wonders to Who ton for a coal / hail .* invited. top : Mr. II. foot, tin t!i* r full': ng neros.-, the p.ole perform.'* port. gin my customers the benefit m'loin s. 1 diall} Sell. L. Haskell, :.• ■ knows hoi he took this to Clossou, fivni Bango Ww ■ U "v.t, u hit-, a na In the w < of hor.-c.- way lighten her burdens. RAYMOND’S ii.ging igi.t both upon him. Hut York, :t leak in and wa- / si all eontinut the Hr <<>!• ■ -piling Vineyard Haven, agency 1 ■ it.. Sim in Mns tv nil. Mr-. A W. K- n a: W'<.\ he -li mbi those Mr W hit* e." > ■ punish papers tor taken in i• ; he .md; -ot! hi .t v, mild ha\ <■ n cm-h pub- tow by shaming II. rai l and towed t.. -eeht,rat id daughter l'-.-toii, Mare vi.-iting at b- lishing a report that believed to be true i- City island .You stroke-; hour. VACATION Patt ••I a if wa- he n eeived a -ever.- ili**y leaking per injury, another Sail Francisco, 31. Kennebec, vo .-nt- u 1 *'• -'i• I Mr. and Mrs. i.alen Keen. 1 Put we will July ship Atlas Mixed Paints,” Hi* i-' :s •!' husband’-parents, v. *n;-stc-ry. stop -oliloquixing Reatly large family h,i i, ili on:inr him to «*i utehe- f< ;• .me tina*. ly of Bath, Me., was sold by auction at or we .-hall he ton ye-tenlav EXCURSIONS. Mi— ( nariotte \. of Bro..kl\ n N. > .. i- 11. in water for us. \t J■"i: !>t ■; i. in. .***• ht;-ine-s -mitli, deep any ternoon by order of the Linte l state- Di-Bb : \ e ■ ■ :• f *-« A;1 The Oriental Powder Mills” ye.'-I tin- al -p •) I II"Ii ~e are rate we are she Court. She Traveling Expenses Included. 1; h -r. \\ e f Mrs. L. nard ( Haiti. glad has got what she has brought £14,.Ytio, and was purchased hv a- ui 11:111 id. gue-t ••..per.Mr.-. ; money Uor \ \> i US!] L U or !>(*i s o’ i.Ofi’Ufl 1*1* fC US than ever l‘ I..— mil 1 i. ai II T. Waite of Oak Cal. It yonr yott j i:eii* inanayi "1 the Ho-ti.n !r mi toe s* ral she ill land. is understood the Gunpowder, II. I •• i:e V,a i-;. ; I. t .barn. Wood.-nm left Frida.\ aftern-.ou i.stage for China paper.' hop** w get more. K.-p, j ( •ship was bid in her La-tern ow ners. The Ken i ft erf rtf of, rfmtr ftp j ^ M. A ipx mnasiuu: and chairman of the c\i-r by :: 1 1 to i-it a.-o -: M •**» ! '•.!. V. a «la o! Mi- Margaret Neal. >lte wiii i ! nebec was sunk at Sun Pedro about a year agound I usury's Rail road Col firs,” lighter iive | j nmittee on eullu.. Dr. l e. | A ke\ I P. sinn.iitoii and v and otiier frie-.d- .at jd:y-i.-al sub-e/juently raised and brought ."this port, li M I lh \\' ... o ri brotind and till.- ity. • \<»rU»p! (iiiiip Vicinity. -and other standard "k an ! V, if * 1 :u Hotel Hoffman. will cost about S-.Y.ihiu t" put her in thoroimb r*1 gr CALL AND SEE ME. r < p». d, m ..i ood T< uni ( 1..! < and a fe return.... k. 1. Howes ha- lb- Maple ampule* ling on next. I -I mi .Mr :sr.f \V. removed begins Monday IN THE MONTH OF Mr a’id wit.-. Mi.-- I., a. Ii. f Mr-. SEPTEMBER, "••• old woodshed and an addition < n hi- main Ho.-ton, COLISEUM 47 MAIN " 1 -• .hie- !- ill j-.. (J.,* other- put d in* nil;, arrivals at tin- ( Diomid are BUILDING, ST,, < amp large »■' i.e-tio-•*,-n, .Mi -. Him- and Mi-- Hines, of hirtcen days, with i-iI to all the ■) m Iioum* to eontain a r..om aook room, pan Map]* M \\i it- a- lir.-t sleeping m»\v. !■ adiiig '•<•«:ilitain. Fake. IJ;cr. and .'seaside BELFAST, MAINE. wo.- Mi-- Hi1 is a teacher in tin- (dammar >pring h -1; !i .t• and w.tod lioi.se, aud is u tiiii-liing the mam R"s..rt.- ;o New 1.11.14la!;• I, the Middle and |.i!-:-i«.- in thi- city. try steam Jiino, <>1 Hath, arrived last week States, ) bool at Maplewood. -J. I.. liay.-mfi and Dr. yacht HUNT’S REMEDY :.i !.i, including the White Mountains, -a house.John I'. ! ha.- bought .a nice ; Montreal, me,[.her <>l the to in a M hits*, sane;, and anchored oil'the (.round, she 1 A. C. BURGESS. 1. M >w ett, of I:, -ton. (.'amp has been ■.- tiie Saguenay lliv« r, Fake Memphrenia ■ of ..-J' iah sin- " H. I mr a ml I *. lior>e of lleni\ Norton, China- \ i.. -.! :o ni it of .’ ■*I, .Tallies -i the rt igniug attractions for the past few RELIEVES tho Kidneys ; touut Mans tie Id, Isles May iSHs.--iyr44 u moils and w ife attended the -imm-m- reon Mr- • N « lor a time in tin* •1 •■aK Mount I >e-ert, Moon-head Old i -hipbuildiug atrl a yen family ’nimby. long ernplov l.ake, lane: A M a»erh>*u.-e. leaves them to lays. RELIEVES tho Liver; >»-vl-.>rii Iteaeii, Hudson River. ion at “Mine hast week ...LI take it Saratoga, Fake 1 I ’sis linn, ami tin* linn farm," Appleton, '—i*ion * < p with I.i- father at Laconia. N. II. lid ha- The b-oge, Fake leu,.plain. .\u-al»!e Chasm, the* MGTICE. /era cease supcriir.euder.t at the (.'amp (.round rays RESTORES tho Life. a < la hi. '.if < ’*.,\ 5; and Mamie Itennctt started a subscrip ln-i-n in Adirondack built lIUll.V itlways ver; popular society, ami on this Mountains, Maurh Chunk, the Wyom- •/ / .,t is .■ V »«-//*/it T ■■■■!, ,it>i i.t li'.. /../•///. ///-.; ""''•'d. i: I. v oiiiil* iad\ frien.i on [here greater demand for cottages tor camp \ W ■' :b -e, ... tioi: a few ago to the of the island, ing alley, (.leu, Niagara Falls, the 'fhou- M, ,il\ cry -hi; days change complexion SOLO UNIVERSALLY. / ss 7. I a\e prepamd a t♦ -1 i:*:•>«ii;11 him in the form of •md islands, t he >F Fawrence River and v- district school room. .1 !•'. McDowell will d meeting week than ever before, amt there promises Rapids, v-' I.'f, i the tj nit, Ir.rlum1 In dam.-, w l::e!i \\ ill take place in the Darden Trent.m I all-, etc. ii-tof t tat* owner- in J of st<»»-ktoii, for the : > a following tin- white and Mr-. .Josh- Pres. "U v Ii- n > u large ciowd at tin- re.-ort at tliat time. ii rpiIK ’hio M m, i. .... a '■ .. 1 washing 'pel' Moi;.,a xonin:.". "after xeiii--!.>n No. !7 v. ill include New e- .. v \■ < .• I" I rat •, t nc\ -r iille.t tile opera Boston Produce Market. York, l’hila 1 ear l"*7. in n.i. i..\ 1 ! !: I Ii \ It!). ■!let n.r "f -a t low n the da\ «»f over." \ 1 • l;•. I It 1 i, time i- ted. iuioiv, tin- l‘.att lelield of < .1 lini'. >r. a. I" pi a ia .... t. •. *:••••- w the Linn.a 1 and In r lw yarn! yd expia Tlie I s. :;i.d Mrs. ,.IV -1!»1: 1 --7 It.; ; :e_ id on th. •JSo -’.at .*f hi- II* am 1 u-ine •. .hang pajier-Mr-. .eighr Wall-, Walls .,l their .ettysblirg. M;i:-. |a», l.y (*ard«-ii (trelie-tra v ; Rl. Mountain < furni-h the nm-ie. I Port- House, Mienandoah \ alleV, t av- evrtitieate t t i i. T •!: 11 r; ania in- n a*. a e her- l" j.i « •: i; U i f tile .-.a i I a a- Mild «tt-e-. «re, Mass., arrived la-t week a d for a u \v hi- •'<- a*. I m *ral nm\ eim nts. am! children, land Pi- --. Lamp (.round cottage weeks. They Boston, Ana. 14. The lmtter market wa- -lull > :a;- of ha been a dt Farav, Natural Rri !:•;<• of Virginia. .lames Intait -i an*! ehar-te a < -t |> ii ! the :<-a- •! o>-.vn within eulitei ne nth- imm the date of me ami weak w itii -mad -ales ITiees 1 will a few week- at her old i with in I yesterday, only F’iver Vat;. \\ -. :■ "t H •• 1.1 ••! tin \V.,hh. Mu -poll " :« « :<■ iia!..- i-t im--;:: ecu;- nt that Mr. rove tip from ’dockland with a span owned by y, Riehnioiid,\'a., and ashingtoii, l>.( ttif c-ounnitlliP! •! t he tii ■'! ui:. •! 11*. :.t.e ta\< *i a will ulin it nt I pa;, the auioiilit J 1 -■ •! ■ .• 1 Adams. nominally unchanged. *1iip Ihere ft ■: iii non ii •» .• w .:• 11 t; i.oj;. ! ■! aa hi; u.t i..n, at 1 I > lit"-1 s;* I parents, Mr and Mi ..Lb* Mr. Walls and which he will use his the of uthi-ive Mil l the A T. f,"iid ai d :.i.• t In: e ; w n. Mr. during sojourn Cheesewas slow and nareh maintained. •; famil; prices tlie Salt at pp-Ii ■ •)!';« p. I v. a !! I I >< a :. I k a ai from Canton and imhnr_ an !;. miditi u to the above, a will leave 'Mil A -V ‘I he I.' If. In I-tl he !: n i.n -. ! Noithport. Beports o-adi indieate party Iks- 1 *i:•»-1*1* i. < Pm- of our .-man hum;, Whi. M»’-un»b\ ?d his *i hit interest.- here to \ younu ) easier market. lou S Hi, for a tour of‘the •; 'ptemher VillOHstone ..| in,. ( siuf Total Abstiin in 1 hai.. >’ S*iw 1 Mr. to The N Harding, arriv'd! holm from c’alil'ornia last u i.. ; aiiuby yes Mae.mia, .'thport tpiarterlv meeting was held on lYa-r in steady request. Best Ka-dern »dd at | Nailunnl Park, r. mbming the joiirne\ Across the ■ :' •' •: tin ..h bit- an f;irii -t ineio A. Ii.. .Imre he will take -t iiu* lie to 20 cents. and l.-land at cent-. We-tern Continent. His many friends are in 1 ’: 1»« <-t and in l:a- j charge Laconia grounds last Sunday, under charge of the ln.'a 1“'.. < >n the same date 1 '■ ranged from 17 to is rents. there will be an excursion to 11' < .1 "h. I luriltir the War <•! now visitin- Hardware! ompany'.- business,; scriviarx elder for the district. Uev. I. li. \V. talP. ii (setober >. ex. o\ '• hen tlie 'ail t "moo b\ ,., Beans and an ur.-io.i er the Northern I’aeilie troop- was is ( v. uli the.. any as clerk, ami hi- Miss iit'g at 1'i.du the elder. quiet easy. after and Joshua i.. t.inn. a; -p. .v at •! h t. I naif ! 1 •; n -a a r< -a :' m as-je | »av i.-, of Mocktuii, -pent last week daughter, by to tin and SEPT. 3, 1888, receive ;i.-trur- ■ steady. Pacific .Northwest and California. Mi M .1 > .>a\ y In-' to tin A'1 lib Hay j !’. ini t*> It IT 1 »• u 111* tt l -.an;! laud Man i, Jennie Kmerson. «•: ookkeeper. Mr. <>uimhv ha- been in Al'O. < I’fo-ptivt !•> Mi-- mid.Mi-- The -team Meteor, on the rail September In and 'etober s, excursions to ■ -r yacht havingbeen of !7. Ii. ( II II.in ta in .s : I -J-.7" 1 1 U and rocker nr*I •'-ir. ( artel iiii -!11»• iiere a Southern over ■ a !r-i kii evening at f..r piartei >f a century or more, (alifornia direct, the Santa Fe route. ton;- Sear-port, ga\e reading lay wa\ at and received a new Book-keeping, ]’ennian.!• .f < am ■■■'< -1 •" M propeller, BELFAST PRICE CURRENT. Kphraini li.-tt rim;. 1'I•'!. on -a "Iuimetli ba-. taken a ii W. RAYMOND. v. me prominent part all local F A. WIIITCOMR. inereial > * tin- I’.-i.ert-' -elniolle»n.-e. Her sele -tini.s organiza- ed down the the Sth inst. on her to New Law, Correspondence, (-rammar. .at.-’. h1 a*-i'e> tin ea>t side .*f same street. hi iha '.'.‘I 11 *■ 1 I!;• bay way it)- "t lolls 1;ra a t •••'•- and be gieatlx nd-.-ed. «*nr loss is no Produce Market. /Ynv Paul I'm, nhsenptimi and well rendered. The turned out < good people \ rb. sue kept well over to the Long Island shore Spelling, Short-hand, Type-writing, Mr-, spwt ll !'. •! ■;: ;.: Hop !...ri! ..ml ! -t. -ituate*! we-t -ide u e-tern r.-.nl 1 e-us 'mill-: Mr. bn- to some .'.u- ouiinbv'• g :'.n xve ar-- informed he 1?’ bii.-h 7)0 I lav ; •'•end for i <• .Jellisosi.. I. .-a •* 5.7. and gave her agood hou.-e and were wadi entert was time. Apples g77> P ton, s.f.iirt i.'.m; descriptive circulars, designating and all Common and Higher Eng- | ind making good ** 1. Hu e L:.- s-riiii «l a verx iiu- -ituati- in ilrieil IF lb, llnie* r »>, ‘{i, whether Fool; of “Kighteen Autumn the I hundid ed. <>ne. half of the of the were one of the West 7>g7 go Trips," lish Studies. 1‘. \V Niels*:-. >! a' >! !.•! -Untile 1 ••*» n< rth !.• y\ '••a,-;. receipts evening 2 77i La ml* Yellowstone National Park and Transcontinental on-. a- ... Uev. A. A. the well known of the Beans,pen,bu, 7»n, ii«|J ea !a :r-. J1 o.u*» pr the e.\er -- bu-ine-- iei »n-.- in ti.o Lewis, pastor -t !»\ Ian : ..f I III ihr-.u^li donated to new « hutvh M i.ranite Hate, lie goes lim.-ry Jerry* the just organized. medium, Laml> >kins, tour, the >ou‘.h *rii 'alifornia excursion, or < (dora- to •’ *' church at Hrewer, will have 2.27)g2."»pe< ial "ii u '*• »boiit ten sears wi.h th. .! hi- Methodist charge of do i Klias Walt-... Hon I i t.... '• -.•• ”7 ago Knier-on received an engagement the -ame nigi.: i.ianj friends here. wllow-eves,2.2"»g2..'in Matt.m 4/ib <;«7 lrip desired. Iw.U to lit for An elective cm—- et » training teaehiug. •' I Jarn.. hi.on M; a', 1 lie singing tin* Camp (.round this year. Uev. Butter IF Oats 4f II. Bel last '>• i. h e lb, !4g!> -logls for those whose time and means are limited. ail in the North seat-sport meeting tic- W. RAYMOND. 'tudy >il t • t e* I *ui west -i*|p •! .ail! .a I at > :• 1* i* \i-i KM. > x id W. Piukhaiii and Mr. Lewis is one of the best Beef 4F lb, 7.C g7 Potatoes, New, ‘•ii I-: 1 ! Barker, in family. singers among the lingi;;. -"ah St. Seliool it,) mu! riiarns /‘t >\ 740.011 week. I’he Prospect C range voted Saturday to Bariev Ir bush, 70g7‘> Itomul llo- p «•, Washington ,'opp. St.;, lloston. Mass. ('ttiahujnc Sjo of nunm-, Kg straw P ton, i:.oog7.TM» Dockland, Aug. 14, W. F. GRIFFIN, Treasurer of Scocktou. L; i-■ <. M- mi 0 I :i tar* *• o'i.i- a. he Daxi-I Turm-r, w ln» «iied Uhiekeu V lb, l‘»gl7 4}> t!>, ogii reading. Mi-- Kmerson i- a aid the The Sundav excursions from Hangor now go to Turkey (Jranger skins \ it ,i Statement of the anil ISrsourres of ii* 1 rid vx* re Calf IF lb, sglo eal t?” tb, 7 RAYMOND’S Liabilities 1 '• :i1' 1 lh iiehl at the ehnr- h Mimlin aft**r- instead of | ;fa«t where he w a brothers show the Iraternitv of the order to all bydei’s Cove, Islesln.ro, Northport Duek IF It). OgO Wool, washetl p It., i'"oii- LA Mr. Id xant eondurte l the = •1 •' 'ii ui >; lat 1 in .-ervi**.--.... (.round. The liotei or the new name IK Is unwaslietl. eartn -t work. ( II. Partridge and wife will damp there, Kggs .oon dr. \ II. Tin m-: '-.. .. Mi Maud is OgO WooiI, soft, EXCURSIONS. mm! !:■• h I- "II ain vi.-it- we build a hotel on the D Aim. 10, 1888. l»lim|. He then home. w as a _.rl .. ..i t (. ul ■*nppose new (Lamp round SEARSEORT, totally It pound Mar Lit. /Mali M r!:ct. There is no line uf manufactures of which l.cr < ... | goods 1 1 ina oii-in. M;-s *-telia ain Al l. ril.Ui LLIMi ■ .1 !. Hlueberrx' e\- KXPKXSKS INCHIIKII. / la;. hi ith Mr. the same number of « \en a.- usuil f-o usd name ii smithereens-by-( V.nant’s-store-and the / if/A1 (■. n:\in.irrox, slaughter. cornet 1, I? lb, 7 Lime ■#' ! .00 ii 1,0.'i so ■ar.-it ire the a --. Oxer one lum-haul Beef, gS CHARLES /•’. CORfin.W /. ifcc consumer knows iitsSo regarding quality. ^ s' a * :n '■ •• persons in ..1! respects, a man tae marl- t- ad'iig tin ha and liver. Mr Nat.hi elephone-ofiue. Butter Salt. W box, is Oat Me;:! Vit>, l‘a«.‘» w«*nt berrx mg In-t I- rid A party will leave R.—ton, Momlav You ask for a of and M ai"l ot a nuns Corn t? bush., tii; Onion-tf 1!), -I-m September pad GOOD RUBBERS hi-position I.ittieihdd slaughter p..od -pa k and runs one I'i wi ld: Hi toms. The sixth annual of for a I.IAUM.rt N S. meeting Cracked Corn t? > ii < I", brand Tour of Mxty-KIght llav* to th < hush., Ul.knro.-*f .rnl.Jnu )•_’ '.ike ukaiever *»•*•;• retailer effers 61 vrili it O1.1 .\ her. W• T tie will he tin and butcher's in thi- -•• t. u l u v xu:«*i. Th-- -m !«• held their 1 i' you. you best cleanest cart- -ewingeir- lie Maine state spiritual Temple began last Satur- Corn Meal ^ bush., «»<» r«. I lock kv ii., icposiis.cl I ."i.knono : ... -oeiaol, and r at lb served Fund. insist on she hi- at e ;.j •, e. i he ..Mr. Kim-at (iranl ami family from Korf Scot;. in.nithI> -nppi the circle hall lay on tin* society’.* camp ground at Cheese C" tb, 10$ 12 IN»i‘k if Hi, OS Hi having Temple Prolits. •j14'.i:{ ill 1 ■ .. Cotton Seed-1? cut., I I’)ast( r tr ii!.!., i .a ;«t l.lo i.»-' e\ eiiina I rain f,u inter Kan-a-, ai.d Mr 11. 1 Norton and daughter, o| .lb Mr. Mvcii-. who has heen tilling Heights, and will close next Northport, Sunday Cotllish, «lry, V lb, U7 .Meal if n?, YELLOWSTONE 1' 1 '. *!»*■ ! return.- to Uye a* ui panic. I by Mr. ami Langur, ware visiting .Mr. and Mr J. A. JIalev ">>-■ pulpit, hi-home in Pennsyl he ibth. The follow ing are the ollieers of the As- Cranberries I? t|l., oami Shorts if e\\ t I.l«i ? I'-7,11 :»«:*.» AMEmeMi HUBBES KKSOl ta KS 'I' B r\ u-e- xauia this xvi ek to visit Ids (.. Clover Seed lb. 11 if H>, 7»{s«, OOjjPAjjfS \,.it.- ln»hl at last week ...Prospect (;range ha- united with relative-and friends. 'oeiation II.Kieh. l’r>idont, Thorndike; A. log Suprar We Flour IP bid., .'i.OUgO.Ol Sait, T. I., if l.u-li. Hi District of Columbia Bonds.-l-.a. m.o Stoekton to hold a rou-i; e Ik ir in Stockton ?diall mis- Ids cordial greeting am! exeeilenl \ ice President. <»ldtown, U. It. name or (.range Kigby, Cookson, II. (.L Seed tr Ini.,;!. l'ift.‘{.2.r. Sweet 1’olati‘C- if III, Odd NATIONAL PARK State of Maine Bonds. jno no ant! fra sure that they beer this Company's seriuoi- i;s elh Axerill is htiihling town. Tin following li.-t of have been City |. ..Id h\ the speakers Bail road B< mis. b'-.noo on o» the finest £»d ore said a new ;e i I* > .* on tin- lot made PURE PARA ■ la-' were friend- and n knives in this -e< formerly occupied for Hie and others will he in at- j RUBBER, : .. .Citing by 1'itgagcd meeting, 00 l.nt tli. in n,er- til] in Across Bail road Stock. In, 72.7 retailers, insist on them end ( Pierce A; Howe's old store ... Mi. < ( lark MARRED. the Continent. ait 1 '• tioi thi week. M!-- arrie 1 (.rant will ieorge is tendance: hr. II. H. storer, Deo. \. M. Bank Stock ln.ssu 00 by FIRST CLASS having I'.-w'my. 11 *: i; y over the given -pend Fuller, = = = This in addition to Bonds. till N building a uev. re-ideue*’ on the <*u:irrv loaiL... I trip includes, a thorough Corporation ;»,oi)0 fake no others. « campnicctiug week in nth port with her friend- IMrs. Juliette Yeaw, Mrs. Abide Morse, Mrs..!. tin ath in li.e year I'm* -ughi s,/ring round among the wonders (.1 the Na- 1,'orporati n Stork. r..i> I nn Mr. Kre-t ( utieraml are In this Bov. d o. F. I ( ■ lrom JIai Imr ... ne h in town Mr*. A. H. Hrown (t city, Aug. II, by Jilts, apt. n tta Tenant's .The the lo family spending Wentworth, and Mr. ear A- i; il Park, a tour of the Loans on of Beal Fstate .. I dlaJ tin ri; ft*-ii tin ground is ting.-at Millard F. of and Miss complete Pacilic North Mortgages J. ■" French, Cineolnvilie, Myra W' -u 1 erts and < ieorge school I were vcry in b■ w da\- ..Mr. Mid*at Wiudden ha.- iust pur- Ldgerly. Aug. Pith, at 1 I*. M hr- California, extending from Victoria, the Hher Loans no in* lousesSunday Thursday, A. Thurston, of Belfast. ■ year.... Ridish C< luini ia. to Foreclosure account. < na-e.l .* x capii San Diego—over 22 M»e*rs. Wentworth. Clements •.;• n* trotter xvhieh adds on** mor*1 to tin- Fuller will ar.swa r “Talmago on In Jackson. Aug. s, lb II. A. \. Lath.-i Alt- \.ii •; ‘-ni'W. lie I reeenih lercsting Spiritualism.” by l, hi mile- Return Tickets Rood until (Jash on hand and on I AN s*.» of am! Miss Lida M. July, IKM». Deposit. SHOVED i MOVED; were -ent fn uumlier *>l trotters on Services at 10 A. M.andJ 1*. Nickerson, Lowell, Mass., >' w •; Park-, of Sears port, pr« the >undav iarge Hrooklyn Avenue.... begin M., standard A will leave Mondav for a Account. 7k M2 'i. !:■< -h. ins been aiUieted for datehell, of Jackson, Me. Party Octobers, brand Expense Tour of the Premium Account. la « seiio-J more were sent for and the interest Mr. Il'dlie Perkin- al-o a linn*. ( oiifi re nee and Fact held Sixty-One Days to* Pa rifle Northwest J.slo U’ li. KI< 11A !»*!•> ii' I \„. |s Main •'!•;•' i11). I a aian. Mi-. s„,,u paper.- j eoiiKuupiates Imying meetings daily, In .Swanvillc, Aug. 7, by A. F. Nickerson, Fs«|-, and through California. Furniture Account. 2kk no o\ ei I: .: w h a in n h" Arthur W. of Mi M. [ >t. Street, !*• at. will 1 ■ continues. There are smile < hiistiaim and w can find on.* of the kind. lime announced from the rostrum. Moore, Frankfort, and Clara >1 hit- I ■. n ( one the good right Parties w ill leave to and S hiry, of of Swanvillc. .September October he plea*1 to m e aM of hi-. hi iM-foim a in l lit > Nickerson, lor • t willing workers and hkhv f"«nl vv-rk will lie done MM-I Southern California Direct (via Atchison, l\ 1 w-2k $|fiTJl!M:;l ei lien uiies. < ill an«l si e hi lai ae m| 'm\v K >! ii in I mu .Mis j Walter shiitc, of Hiddeford. i- s \ t kha\ c«»vk. sea Freeze correspond- In Winterport, Aug. II. b\ Bc\. W. Baldwin, vini'U I l- ::• 1111-. .Mr*, ha peka A Santa Fe Railroad); and on the same dates i • s _r Machine aml i I on h>n't u i-h t.> I 11 1 »i L- 4 > \nothei will take -non 1 will n- filing llarriinan am! .Mi Albion B. Cook and Pauline F. Cook, both of Win- Flint F. Bank Examiner. nir M i■ !i Hi1- i.ii.n ied la -t Thursday even iiaptism jdaee l*111 reports as follows; for Also KIIIIABDS, j II"b« i! D ■••... ( apt. > 1’. Hhim-hard ami Colorado. eighteen Trips in September in _\ our old tun* a ml lia\e it cleaned anl d. w family terport. report I" M N 1 r •: f I 1 port in the Journal hen. .1. of N. V tin* tweu to Fast or n resorts. < owe Ma*.-. Tin err Miilvi'ie. V .1, are here relatives.. Hairy Hall, Jr., Ilrooklyn, In A. A. oi til, urn He ami par: tor ail kin* Is ot imm'.im visiting Frankfort, Aug. lit, b> ltev. Lewis, W. RAYMOND. 1 Mi- annie .M. >hute. \\ho i\ live "mile road of the Cnited I. A. WIIITCOMR. Keh. !**>•. :>t! Hi :'' )M Ho! lie I tin 1« -hj.'liiv of till has been in Massachtt- bieyclt* ehanipion Brewer, Walter I. Woodman, of Portland, and lielfa.'t, I>i:<»»Ks. the nth in«t., prof. '• at ( Alban FIwcll’s for a few weeks. Sunday, •it- a ill a year, i- now at her mother’s, apt. Miss D. of Frank tort. i'c'.-'eml for descriptive circular of Belfast. 1 ■' il ‘It .at' in I; V M .. I w Lyda Kingsbury, (designating (irove Mr- I M. Ilarrimau’.-. I lev He tv a winner of the twenty live mile race of the desired City son, of Oak Va^salboro, assisted friend, Mrs. Win. Sum In Aug. 2, ltev. W. I.. Brown, «»i ( lin- particular trips “watt .Seminary, York and New steam Hoad I'iiity, by .‘II 1“ *•!;-. Hat. ! a i>* i'. .lam.:a-1 IMain. came New Jersey racing As- lost valuable nt Mass., with her_ ton, Thomas B. Cook and Miss Jennie A. Baltic'!, the (Junker and le n W. Chapel, Monday evening Mi-s Hart. ••) l.uii.aii a is >ociatioi!. kunw as the Alphabetical Association. RAYMOND. il .1 i> a IMain, spending her va both of FOR BUILDING ROAD. |.].i i-dliug -tone The are new arrivals: At Win. ,S. I'iiity. St. PROPOSALS gave a beautiful Uiblo reading at the young folks cation al Mr. F. h. Freneh's... Mi-*s l.ottie Fivneli, following In Aug. 11, by ltev. It. d. Ilarluitt, Washington (opp.School St. lloston. Mass. nie .. 'I--. 11 i,e I ! m ar ;be rosi- Drinkwater’s, Mr. and Mrs. s. s. Mrs. Searspo’rt, is vor\ “Ceoi uim has been in for three weeks, re- Hawlings, FlmcrO. llall and Miss Hattie C. Drink both roinniitt.ee on mails and bridges will receive 1 meeting, which made interesting. Searsport water, ■ two. W. Laveis. Mrs. Flla Lavers, Masters Willie r..-od> ml faMi. g broke his leg turned home Saturday-Mr. F. A. MaMield, w ho of 1i|IKscaled proposals at the City Clerk's ollice until gie‘ is capable fora of thirteen an I hi- and Ko-eoe Lavers, itoston, Mr. Searsport. very hoy ha been at Camden at work, returned home last Mass.; Fdgar In Franklin drove, Aug. it, Frank F. Cabman Monday evening, 2<>th inst.. at 7 o’clock, for build- OF* ALI. IvINDS! (ico. 111., THEY ARE SO CONVENIENT This CO.11. is to he -- Head, J. !l. Trar.t, Mrs. ! aeknoie/edi/eil /eai is evident... .I{»*v. Mr Could held interesting week-M tiraeie Parker, of Hangor, visited Kassell, Itosindalc, and Sarah F. Dow, both ot Franklin bn ve. ing Mayo street, “so-called,” from Northport ave- Mass. in the market. Cat! mnt The lai*u:est in her rr.iiidin lhrr. Mrs. Alfred Pluck, last week. In Deer Isle, 11, derri-h and Lurie nue to the west line of Mayo’s land. Said street to the />’liST stork Ihe city. Trunk room up one •ii mi.’i A \ e e\out meetings at the Cnion eliureh Sunday, both after July Joseph They act so quickly. The} are so sure. pleasant oe.urred .Miss Carrie Pearl came from At Mr. Job II. Herrick's: Mr. and Mrs. James feet wide and Hangor on >aturda\ da dross, both of Deer Isle. There’s like never lie graded (2.'») twenty-live straight examine it he fort bni/ini/ etsi— flight front Inside. noon and The male i Fred It. New York : Miss nothing them. They Tail. I atikf.iit M"!e a; morning. the oerusion of the evening. quartette, consisting and returned with her-Mr-. Sarah Willey, of Merrihew, Merrihew, :»n 'lie centre line as laid out by ihe committee ; tin* irhere. I/so in stork the Florenee Page, Itoston, Mass. This i- the record, aid t.iese arc the endorse- to be first cleared of all rocks, and in.ii iagi -of M 1. ;; to of Klliott, fcd wards and the Jones’ brothers, site- Hampden, spent Saturday with her father, ( apt. twenty-live feet K.ng-!.ia Mr. Waller ments in Kvere.t French... The ice cream At J. II. Flwell’s : Mr. and Mrs. Oscar stringer, thousands who have suffered l'rom the then raised b\ a true or of a the • I festival held at grade part circle, • W. man *.l Fortland. The w as sol- reded admirably with their singing. Miss Cora Miss Finnia Mass.; Master L31E11_) of Stomach Trout ics caused B. F. marriage the hall is:»>|» m'-'ti the Itroske, New York; Mrs. II. Wells, Miss Alice ’•••'it i..r their new home at St. Augustine, Houghton place of C. K. Lane, and will lit up takes command of his vessel, the brig David Lug years, 10 months and 23 days. when they received immediate benefit, and were manlike manner and completed to the satisfaction | al \\ h;«n. ( art -. IV Ihcm!. to Hoard man, Calais, Me.; Mr. F. Pease, Mrs. John i>f on or before the 20th of • : a\e i. ■ the bee, this trip King's Fen Fla-Fred Perkins, In ,*?, L. ltuek, 73 cured. An occasional use of the committee day Sep. eived the item in re- buildings for furniture and paint rooms, lie Mr. Frank Searsmont, Aug. Henry aged permanently foliowing of Medford, is at his father’s, Mr. Win. Perkins, Chase, Itoston, Mass.; Mayo. Islesboro, 10 months and 18 Lumber next. The will state the price $5.25 Sb.45 PICNIC years, days. proposals Furnace, $5.05 PARTIES t" 1 m■ le-i.ieiit oi is doing a business in that line now.Ceo. Me.; Miss Adelaide Drew, com- Winterport who does good for a brief stay-Tin* salt. Agnes from Hangor ltangor. In Boekland, Aug. I, Florenee May. daughter of Dr. Mark E. per road in length for the whole work. The | h with a fit Woodbury's Dyspepsia Killers, to or all 5.70 -CAN GUT A- -th. gra\e- f hi- lather and mother al- Hall lias sold out his interest in the livery stable for Portland cargo lumber and brick, tieorge N. and Sarah A. Met.regor, aged la years, mittee reserve the right reject any pro- j Egg, 5.30 5.50 which sprung aleak of!' Fort Point and was towed 1 s kim>:.i mi; ska IJkkkzi;. From No. :iof 7 months and 28 will prevent Heartburn, or any disorders of the posals. Per order committee. I<>• mgli I■ and will be sent mail to tli,hi last year; $500 of tills amount for A. Coombs, aged 20 years. cents), by any part l". Hi N. J.. has been visiting her brother. ,lolm M. I).n\. Monkok. I In* nth, the school at goes pur of the 1'. S. on of | an-nt' died while he was quite young •Sunday, Sunday In Hurricane, Aug. 2, Angus Alfred, son of Rod- receipt price, by .It! orders irith /■'. II. I'ran- a and $500 more for ex- left- of tills town, is the Centre a very concert. The chasing hearse, general erick I and I month. Doolittle A Smith, 21 and 2(> Treinont St., Boston. ■•i'm ':<• went t" < hilthain, hugland, where lie has she accompanied by her niece, gave interesting Morisoii, aged year ds «!'■ or at tea rehouse, The on or around the In Hannah 33 Co., foot of was and we will content ourselves penses. cottages grounds Waldoboro, July .‘>1, Benner, aged ii Miss Nellie A. one of the Portland school program long for some years practicing medicine. His Roger?, and 4 months.’ St., before 1, iril! he here furnish about $1500 of the town’s taxes. years BUCKSPORT, S/irintj Se/it. Farm for Sale! ma’ams....C. K. I.anc and are in Water- w ith a report, rather than a detailed ac- In Mrs. S. T. ku-.w u;».go o; ms nusincss ami master family general Boston, July Jo, Cleveland, a native tilled at the nbore prices. with The great, need just now to help boom Northport of West *»2 vllle, where they arc his Mrs. count. The concert opened singing by the Camden, aged years. on •>' o M'^diiies soi*n him a visiting daughter, >itmiU* iii| 1’iiely parents far away. He garden back which he has had Robin.-on, town, Vinalhaven, July 23, Dyer, aged yrs. ..' ,‘ i' ren B. & B. steamers. ntly sent »<• Itowdcn Brothers of Winter- Mrs. Rhodes, of Poston, who is visiting it, \V. s. Cheap rates are what bring the By muiual consent the partnership heretofore -Af/f/ret/n/r uttcntlancv. last i/ntr, />.'/.- and early crops of vegetables —John Lane has with- Connection with Office. •lSL-1 MU'. JOHN MKKK. pmi had his lot in the and crowds. It costs a boat no more to existing between eemetery graded Parker's. the exercises this choir bring 100 than Telephone < Mi the •°'lder. could remarks at the close of the ceremonies. Store for Rent. cemetery.. with a generous lot teresting CO was dissolved on the loth day of lsss. -ec it he ^ supplied your correspondent make additions and alterations.Ceo. Aug., ould not fail to he and would no W.Clor- Mr. o. pleased The different songs, recitations, declamations, etc. C. SAW Y KB having purchased Mr. A. T. fFIIK store on (hhurcli street in the .loiirnal m:,;I order the monument at mice. for dinner upon that day this year—Miss Celia build- We hope oth- ham and wife, of Bangor, and friends are spend- (Juimby’s interest, the business will be continued er men numbered three dozen in all. At the clos’c a col- 1 imr, oeeupieil hy V.. II. Haney, is lor young may he stimulated hy the Lane is in Lowell, Mass., where she has been call an outing at Bluewater on at the old stand under his able For Sale. Stand recently example ing cottage Broadway. ami efficient man- S10.00 rent. The were over- Hr. rerun Id and see to it that the last lection was taken for the of hooks .l>r. 1>. I*. Flanders’ of premises recently thoroughly resting •ed to care for her purpose buying family, Belfast, with agement under flic firm name of J. o. SAWYER Lamp plm-e of their friend, Mrs. Louisa Roberts, MAUL JO years old, weighs 1075 lbs., I .-»**' TO BK BIVKX AW AY AT TBK hauled. plate jrlass windows put'in, ami it is*a very parents is eared for. have been at .So. for >. 1 properly for the school. This school was organized in the friends, Bijou cottage, Shore, & C< bauds sound with the desirali'e stand. to Mr. and Mrs. who is to be ill — Last .Sun ROAN high, exception of being business Apply Winthrop K. Scarrett, of Watertown, reported dangerously several weeks. ...Walter F. Hunter and wife, and All debts to the said linn are to he receiv- Dakota, are at Mr. under rather owing a little sore forward. Very nice brood mare, hav- •I. U. HltooKs .John Snow’s for a few weeks. in of the storm, Union church was spring discouraging circumstances, friends, of Brewer, have settled down for the sea- ed and all demands on said firm Mrs. Nellie •day, spite by, are to be pre- ing raised three very line colts, and is thought to del fast, \i»g.O, isss.—utf Hulun, Miss Annabel Bolan and as there was about a dozen to start but son in his cn ... Mrs. li. to ^.. to see only with, Cosy cottage Broadway. sented <_'. O. Sawyer & Co. he in foal Price Also M rs. Hell, of Hoston, are •crowded and hear Rev. John Lemley, of again. $t«0. year old tilly visiting friends in town. and now II. Andrews, of Lynn, Mass., with visiting friends, ....Miss L. A. they have steadily increased, number A. T. QUIMBY & CO. by Young Gideon, grand dam by Gen. Knox. Druidic has gone to Massachusetts Albany, N. Y., editor of Zion’s Watchman. Rev’s have taken of their new cottage on Boston 511!) Bent possession Bay Here. or a few weeks... Miss about with an average attendance of Seat-sport. Aug. la, JS8S.—Iw33* Price $75. Madge Holt, of Bangor, seventy sixty. view square, near the oyer the to So. was the of iier .Sharpless, Gould, Brackett, Small and Lewis were bridge gulch IAS. If. CUNNINGHAM, Swett Farm. guest cousin, Mrs. II. D. The W. S. Parker, has labored A. Fierce, of lias Remember any onr OAK DOLLAR'S iast week ...Mr. Simpson, superintendent, Shore.Henry Lincolnville, Belfast, Aug. 10,JS88.—3w33* buying Herbert of N. It also ill attendance. Those who were present were of or more nl AUCTION SALE! McCann, visit- the success of the been appointed Chief of Police for Campmeetiug worth goods any one time bits n e«, Mr. Charles for faithfully for school, and de- Moody a few days... Mrs. K. well paid for the trouble of getting there even week. A full corps of police and gate tenders -rhnnee.—-— 1 1(5‘lined from serves much credit for what he has done in thi8 rrili: recently condemned schooner ‘*K. II. col AJiev her visit to Waterville. will be arranged for.We are pleased to report For Sale. ...Mr. Herbert < of through the rain. Monday evening he lectured be- DEATH TO I keep constantly on hand the largest line of JL m»N," with all that belongs to the vessel, wiil hadwic.k, Holden, ami his direction. The teachers and scholars were much Hiram Buggies, late Supl. of the grounds so many mother w ere in tow n last Association. be sold at Searsport, from the vessel’s deck, at .Satunlay Misses Cad fore the Young People’s The ladies years, and who has been scriouslv ill for some A DKSIBABKK I.OT OF LAND containing oite- die and Nellie of pleased with the success of this concert, and we public auction, on Thursday, Aug. ;!Q, at 2 Crocker, Vinalliaven, are visiting of the and deco- weeks at bis home in Bangor, ini pro v 1Y quarter acre and good well of water, situated o’clock Mrs. Kmma place very beautifully elaborately intend to another one soon, sufficiently I*. M., for the benellt of whom it concern. their aunt, Danielson_Mr. and Mrs. hear that they give it ed to move down into his we on the corner of and Fine streets. For may cottage, and trust Congress (Merj, Glass, Tin, — of North Haven, are rated both church and hall with wreaths and Mow- S.‘arsport. Aug.S :»\v32 Annis, visiting their daugh- is safe to predict that those who went this time will that Penobscot air and influences will prove so po- particulars enquire at Mrs. F. C. ..Mr. C. K. BUFFALO ter, Hill taste as well as BUGS! Young.. is ers, good much interest tent that he will eontinue to till his K. F. FHOST & Main St. sporting displaying go the next-Everett Grant has gone to Orono to improve well CO.’S, a very line looking new grocery wagon... Master known face will be seen out and Ids health Belfast, Granite Iron & Wooden in their work....Voluey B. Cushing, of Bangor, daily, Aug.1888.—4yV32 WE HAVE IT. Ware, Waiter Marshall is visiting in town.Misses teach a fail term of school in that place. Mr. Grant renewed.El. Pitcher is Conant’s right hand Helen and Annie of are the Prohibition candidate for Governor, is to speak at Sets, Ice Cream Carts, Fox, Bangor, guests is one of our most promising young teachers and man this season, and not only oversees tilings, but Croquet Freezers, of Mrs. K. It. Lord-Mrs. F. M. Wing, of Ban- Union church Friday l*. M. at 2 o’clock. Other sees over most of us, at the store. »> feet i?.... POWDER Howes cfc Co. Bird Cages, Lunch Baskets, Vases, Good Trades i all Ids of his friends wish him success in this school — Ed- cor, is giving lessons in the “Vesuvius Art” at the Mrs. E. W. Smith, of Freedom, with a baker’s Absolutely Pure. llewev store-Miss speakers will lie in attendance....Rev. Mr. Gould Toys, Hanging Lamps, &c., &c Augusta Snow, of Bangor, win Lufkin and wife have gone on a visit to their dozen of friends, are enjoying a vacation at the This never varies. A marvel of purity, NOTICE I is her school friends here—Miss will at the Union church the fourth powder TO EOl’NIl IN THE CITV. visiting Delia preach Sunday relatives in the eastern part of the state ...The Coodspecd cottage on Bay view square... .John B. strength and wholesomencss. More economical HE ol on WANTED! MERCHANDISE! Martin, Lynn, arrived Saturday’s boat for a -of this month—The farmer? have not all Mu- Hurd Is tax collector of Northport this year, and than the kinds, and cannot he sold in com the coach ti. of the yet club a ball last ordinary .11 IdDAI, JINK 2IIH , Mrs. A. Stevens, Stockton, got lamp short vacation....Miss Maria Clark returned from base bail gave Friday evening. will be on the and continu- pot.Mr:sciN(i lshed haying, having been by tlie dull grounds occasionally, petition with the multitude of the low test, short \J will leave Fcverc House every Sunday at 1 TUB BROOKS PANTS FACTORY two waist- •Hawn May Tint. Who gets this onr ? Skowhegun on Saturday for a visit at home.... delayed The arc for the benefit of the club... .The for the convenience lor -AT- proceeds ally during campmeetiug week, weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold onh/ ia o’cUck Xcrtfiport Camp Groui d. band one and one seamcr. There were several new arrivals of summer weather.J. M. l»ow' lias a nice of horses to At girls, pocket girl board pair Republicans of this town intend to have a new of those cottage owners who want to “walk up to cans. Royal Baking Powi>kk Co., 1(m; Wall wM. MoOABR. Call on or address G II C ers St., OAKLAND, from Boston last week. .sell at a soon. the office.” good bargain. campaign flag flying captain’s New York. 4titl0 Belfast, JuiiD 2(>, 1888.—3in2o \ 4w33 JOHN II. GORDON, Brooks, Me. 20 HIGH STREET. HOWES & CO’S. • The Guard of Honor. n'.ui nil :i 111 i nur lino thy >lmw of work on fera in Union depot- E.i.-t ioi 1- r " In sight and sound :ir I II. .will liml nil sale to The schooner I). L. Sturgis, which recently orool Coaches, elegant X>ii uu I lt-umded by wave and rippling tide. .1, tiir r.l 'T oi.l.Ki I'K ,,i man plight. Plight thy sailed from is Palace Sleepers. 1 .. We meet like true. this port for New York, to be to- air tin* onlv Chicago, Nebraska y C. TUTTLE, .Iu»t now we crown in -odeum thought I• ■ non Agent, Hint *lo«-- liranlt.' an.I Mar Great Rock Its; ; 27U‘o\vi:l With laurel wreaths that never fade. ivory from the African coast to Southern ports. »vork amt tlo Extends She was afterwards in the more hon- West and EVt employed and St. Heneath our own, our native sky. est occupation «»f mackerel catching. Of late Joseph to NEL- i. We take Love’s VILLE. TOPEKA. liiKil. thy freight, golden fleece, years she has been owned Mr. L. Bickford A dearer boon than wealth can by Steam HUTCHINSON. CAI.DWE’ buy, and others, of Dresden Mills. years Polishing Power! of Three ago, by The precious argosy peace. v‘l l'' ■ KAMSAS AND SOUTHED.; at Boothbay. she was rebuilt from her water •**> to m-I! ntir work iTir I.K-.s ; !i! ail 1.0 aiVo:-i.-il and beyond Entire pm-»-i- r Within these walls that outlined stand line, without her tine model or alter- hen-. It ismi destroying t n clilf celebrated tor us to s tin* strand, imp. clean run that drags no dead water, she is one In soft of sheen. Estimates The Famous «ibrmt ripples sparkling of the fastest vessels on the New and Lea kou: England Desicfns! Is the t coast. v >< We gather here, with hearts that beat The Sturgis is at present commanded >1 t'l.is!n d on sliot t notiir. Atchison. Km.•••■.-■ «Jit;•.:•< M.. o ...ti. s-. In unison and true, < C. A. YOU TRY TO USE THE SAME To- \\ W> shall still continue to sell this rhythm by apt. Foster, of Dresden, whose first Paul. Its Wati u With clasping hands we once more greet officer is of this ip Joseph Dunbar, village. [Rich- PLEASE GIVE US A CALL. il CACCO FOR BOTH CHEWING AND ‘■WHEAT AMD DAIRY old anil reliable Coal which has Kaeh comrade old that wore the blue. mond Bee. BELT oi Northern low i. South-./ :: M: have either We cannot sec the smoking, you'll : been used by the of Belfast shadowy guard. Kt I L li Kl’ N IONS. of Shoij Spit people that old li i >| IMA Faitury, Who trod the deck of ship, Sioux Falls an.l other to-. ■ «■■*. and the last .'ill A POOR CHEW OR A POOR SMOKE. many vicinity for years, We cannot hear the word «nif hundred members of the Sixteenth T: o greeting I'tcasa nt ,N7., S11 L on each unseen Belfast, .^^et ■ and which has always given per- Which trembles lip. Maine Regiment Association attended the re- F YOU CHEW, suj rior fir-do ; ; ! u union at apolis, C.neiiu.:!*.: .uni h, .- Hut still tliev their watch and ward, Lewiston, Aug. «. The day was J. re- keep F. FERN ALP. A. L. :• i;. 1*1 I-'. ... fect satisfaction. All orders in social and the of- MUPGETT. .Furl O’er living friend and grass grown grave. -pent greetings election of til u v 1st will be Ami oxer hills and broad. ficers, as follows: President, S. C. Bel- reived before September valleys Maj. E.l'T' JOH^. A. Free floats the flag they died t<» save. « her, Farmington: First Vice-President, i apt. KCLCko with screened O' n*I II ..- C .Pm- Jilled thoroughly Daniel Mar-ton. La Crosse. Wis.; Second Vice- Twine ivy for each unseen guest, CL A. II •_ at the President. 1L l.arhairanna Coal following <»o erown with palm the idle sword. Sergt. tleorge lla-kell, Lewiston; Our tin* Secretary and Treasurer, Luther Bradford, prices: honored guard, thex”have best, lyvld That earth could give, or Heaven afl’.nd. Wood fords: Hoard of Directors, Lieutenant lh lit I >eli\en d I Daniel L. Warren, Charles (ieorge. Charles N. '74 Main S»t. Taken at eivil in in Bids. » ouiu greaier glory {■ cr nr men s. Adam-. S. S. N ose, and John French. At f; «not ii:c Wharf. Hump < art. ami put in. To lie in blossom covered bed, jmi FINEST BREAD hit night tin citizen- of Lewiston tendered them a \\ bile other eyes shed dewy tears. rookcil in Waldo rail < liali. fount}, for h'urmtvc* $i>,2ii $~>.4~> And other footsteps softly tread? banquet at 'ity I he 17th Maine Regiment Association will !■ z.70 with sure relentless hands. Kiju| Chestnut, .>.7 continue through the remainder of the week. OF SIMILAR QUALITY, in fearless, watchful rare They keep '.nc! is THEREFORE tho r’T ! With vigilance their solemn trust, "TOM” lCI'i:i> AS A TAI.KKK AND ItKADKU. To watch and in -aiient air. guard Reed.” the IN THE MARKET. Every plug I The honor of the silent host. "Congressman Boston Advertis- er's Washington correspondent says, "is one STAMPED "FlNZER S Old FiOM .STY And still around these heroes left <>f the-most talkers in * interesting Washington HOME-MADE!*iii jjiw you sixkinds of Bread If you wish, To with ran* the lienors won. AMD HAG A RED guard when lie i- in the mood. He has read about but throw a hallowed intluenee soft the HOME MADE is the BONN. Our They in the that is The consciousness of deeds well done. everything Kngiish language Get the Genuine. Belfast, Aug. 2, l»s.— worth reading, and Ills conversation bristles DON'T TAKE ANY OTHER. The mminer winds their low beds seek. with point and epigram. He isn’t confined to Their an* sweet with oi birds, his mother either. French comes Great bargains continue to graves song- tongue to j v r2l And yet. ten thousand voices speak him as easily as the Portland dialect, and his 1 In mystic tones tin—e solemn words, be given at Hervey's Jewelry accent is of the purest. Like a number of | “< omrades. fall on calmer times. other public men of whom it would hardly be Store. Mr. H. is re- ye | constantly Tin* perils of the sloth.—the sleep— suspected, he takes to French novels for rec- his stock at these Insidious foes that undermine reation. He has a fancy, too, for old books. | ducing large Foundations vast, and high, and deep. The second-hand bookmen all know him, and are as line as any in town. Trj them. Thanking i!.e Now >ay he i- the best of a people for the liberal patronage the past 3ear. low prices. “The tree we planted in those days judge good thing among we wonderfully all nope by the continuance ol the same and strict < >f carnage iierre, and battle dim, the public characters who frequent their to first- attention to business to improve (he Baking busl- is your opportunity get Now grown in of grace. -hops.” de»s symmetry in this city the next as much as Trembles and in limit. sear we hate sways every IN CKXKKAI.. The best the class, warranted goods, at, for Completion. the past.- “Comrades,—our -oleum down laving re is a- certain about | If < yet nothing the prices seldom offered. you >f life and love seemed then no myth. /Mu The most < iii. / y/> s/;/; r.s. No dream the the North Atlantic Squadron coming to Bar Har- economical, it wears to thinness a parting kiss,- gro.in. '1 bor. of wafer. Hispeet fully, The Greatest Blood Tltf ::Tr;i! „f 1.1 I', 11 •. •, ■, are looking for WATCHES, The deep de-pair of w mnds and death. j£ Purifier, Church ,v Co., of Rhode Island, have leased 1 PEARS' SOAP is for sale KNOWN. I'l-.n lit. fart that, it i:, SILVER WARE or “N't* the severed bonds of the United States • CLOCKS, myth love, the factories of William K. Sawyer and the throughout and in all other parts of the F. A. JOXtfHS <& Go. This iivaf ire an Medicine i th No dream the broken earthly ties, | «*In -t and he l. 1> > I.- >u fib Ik oil Works at and on and its are lb i|.. JEWELRY, don’t faii to call. But Justice, pointing far above, Boothbay carry World, praises heard and echoed F Hast, .Jam i:>. l»s.— I’lii i: i;m i.i:> iha Most Ci c'nssfut and Most Fo* the menhaden business this season. universally. f..r--!.««•»,:*■- demanded, then, the sacrifice. one relit U h will cure tin Belfast, .lime 14, 1 .—24rf The State shoot that Col. is man- ^ Farrington worst eases of skin disea >•. from a/or in the Market “Comrades,—be the w will take Range- your- aking thought aging place Tuesday and Wednesday, c<'limit‘ii I 1 ,|.ie on the f.i iT*1 T" guard witheea-t le-s watchful care, to S| the 2Sh and 2!»th of August.'instead of the 20th that aw fill •i>. ,!-e I'DI'ul: <5 ■■ w. EXHAUSTED It a ; Tin* blood-stained VITALITY. © heritage bought and 21st a- first intended. >1 UMH li l*.i i I I !;s is tin Ami sealed with of value rare. l.v all ■ x > a t- i gilt The fall term of the State has A Orent Medieal Work for '»e>t medicine tt> n-e ii a a tli.. m mi it College opened Young and > ra -es of swell -f w> a >ru wl. !i i\ t- :.*> r •!:.• i:i n> •. M t,i •Your- to uphold tin ship of state, in the most auspicious manner. The freshman Men. de- p seated diseases. \ 1> That rides tin* \va\e in doubtful ealm. •das- numbers between Middle-Aged .. lN Millinery! and v thirty-five forty not er take NOW OFEN ALL THE To and |Tofor ieV I V '•!ii!,' \\ analyze separate >oung men. This is a fine class and shows that KNOWLEDGE IS POWER. r;'; ia1 : !i ,•, The good troin carelessne-s of barm. T™ READ' BLUE ',,i‘ 1 PiLLS ■ iln- in-i ii lit ion is in favor. STOCKTON WATER. ’>} .[ ('l:i:*!*>•» in, rapidly growing '■ i he \ "run very, tinware deadi ; *.* J1 Latest and in *'ln dying we bequeathed to you Farmington illage corporation assessors 'Ml are sa-K.r." iMt’liK ! -I’M !:,-r !:. l;-• \YY ;n Leading Styles NATURAL AND 1\. I’laee I.nr trust i flu* <*1 what we have assessed a tax Bates AERATED, germ might have been, upon college’s Bel- "I'i I’lirw III 11 aatoTWiiat ails i * • 111 t i < [rTH£ Piaii' i.<*trs (a?»j- Hi, make the harvest rich ami true, cher estate additional to the tax recently laid For 1 he cure PmPj the Wyou, use millinery: For of Height’s Disease. Calculi, Catarrh of the ISluililcr, In- pure; iH*t l$asw, or low S3o* other hands to gather in. the selectmen of the town. The au- Tap by college am mat ion the Madder. all Our stock is the In the thorities decline to ft of liidneg Complaints of finds. llhcu- BilttrS! { ioswts, $T*'alrooi md JY«!:il bright Salt with a ell >on*l wait, until you * well the first in and it is plaints, Miaou, Impucities the ISIood, <(V.. ,(v. nttaidmoa*I. t :• i \ : >. omrades, guard your native land Monday September, pro- of suhsta tee o unable to walk", or vy Pleased to see all who are in want of < Mi w hieh '■ (bod’s peace and glory lies. posed to have a grand celebration of the in breath Hat on !'* " I-’. I,’ :!i:_ w ti day -V. /*'. The action of fiir- miter thorotn/hfi/ cleanst < the ./ i,ti!>l cathartic. t ut your back, a number pom. r/’n In Portland an elaborate often sire: yet some at once. Jt ! : ! '•*' d, a!, of'places. in its action on tin also a maintains !•;. M.,: When Blaine lilts Back. is to include J:i 15 T C E I, I S X : "V* t'Nvl and middle ap t] tn-'ii who are sutler!: T’“ the run, isboomingand i.nTi- in aka’s i ncim. at the present time three times as entries -1- fmm the imli. mtions of Kxhausi They’ve made the biggest blunder since the davs many spring ft ater. { (irbouHteri it aters. youth, immc'l'.ati ny.theaired and fnt- have been made in the di tie rent as \ itx.N. rvi'iis and of Y*I, departments I h nf Physical Debility, Premium < s.„ •. Per Barrel 40 in hint in (i,, .V'UV made well by BISHOP & CO. at the same Gallons.S7.G0 niiijlliiiij b WOOD, They thought they had a roek-sure with time last year. The trotting entries GINGER ALE. liae. ,\e.,; nd the tinatsaiul untold miseries(*1 no thick lean inker w iiai Free School thing $ 1.25 allowed for empty Karrol when re- SHOE linn you ( will dose le\eland on the track. next and the live stock en- 5 Dozen •i'.i .d there, ii, and all who are siek at -1 sutYeria rojiy, cl it niav sa\ c v.mr BANGOR. MF. High Saturday turned in good enter. flair Pints. ... | (Hi But they’ll wish that could hide themselves tries will dose the Isth. One of :.a ie ttdv, d I,,,, they the stallion en- .-rl.T.’t i.' n. l’l iee only £1 bymaii 1 gits 1 Dozen Halt' Buttle A meeting of the directors of the Maine Cen- returned in Pints.7(1 is book To-day! hack. good order. Cheapest Brogan! I" .-tt-aid, naled. It a for every ir.au. Try Boston h UCil< m >1. will under t i..- in- tral Railroad has been called for the 23d rents allowed for Dottles w hen return- open Manila). Sept. 3, inst., 24 In Case. 3.00 bn .a, full Kilt. i..-» prescriptions for all a.-ut aau >"U low-s|*iriteil and weal,. Bangor O struction of the former tuck to to when Quarts ed in order. teacher, They've gettin’ Englishmen beat the the lease of the Portland and jjood ehrouie diseases. aiitVeriny ivmu tlie < \e< <-cs a S I / .i MSfll r < 0.1/ / A tree-trade Ogdens* $1.00 allowed for Kettles and Case when Fully indorsed by the Naii. ua! | IN gong, burg will bo signed and taken to Itirr l: M l.riil it !-i mid- old steps procure returned in order. r assistant. The tuition will be the same as Thev’vc the It is the purpose of the Maine J-fnroi'S : SY/V/;/•///-/•/•//, pre- helped southern brigadiers our in- I’iilfUjijil,', with indorsements of the press, sent free il y IAvo Central to $2.00 allowed for returned in vious!} with the exception of Penmanship and dustries attack. directors have the lease go into effect Carboys S<‘ rs>r ji'i rill". order. apply now. Address, Tile Peabody Medieal In-: which will be .*1.0o f..i the term. A But the first of next. good < Book-keeping, they’ll squirm like (Georgia rattlesnakes by September Ue, lv >. box Poston, Ma-s., or l-r. W. i; course I Dozen regular of study will be established and When By the Glass, FREE, at the Springs. Pints, In Case.jil.lfl FRENCH KID BOOTS! PARK HP. L'raduate of Harvard >1. dh-.d follej..-, thorough instruction :*•" >. a :.ei; in pjt-t .ii. as exiisuitinc sieia.i given. Blnim wit! «'rnts allowed for Dottles and Case pin There will Jugs, At., brought be filled at 15r. per gallon. !■' the Me. iieal I list | it win ■ ilia he eo" also be an evening study hour rule. when returned in order. Peabody te, > gits The Poor Man’s #ood Milted ei .iitiden i.i n. S| •■•ini 1 11 i-eases .f M; For further information, address back. Party. U.imr'-iieiui:; Yw-.lr,* .>«] J !;>, Stockton Mineral Spring Wafer BIRCH MEAD. .1'.inot be :> eive.I 1.v worthless imitators. 1- I. >0.1 :i ! in -s. call at the i'eabod^ Medical li. •, M. LUCE, niako mir w ith -CM I. A ill. Liberty. They**! workingmen compete Kng- I’ity the sorrows of the poor, down-trodden Aerated. t Dozen in lute.No. 1 jlulliliell St. M •. 1. August S, 1 sss.— g\\M2 li.'ii factory slaves, Pints, Case. 1.10 Kuf Ili'-idii. Ivr.il cut our man, the Demo- •10 rents allowed « at •. ., TheyM Northern wages to the price that laboring ejaculates average Unexcelled as a Table Water. for Dottles and Case r-.r an.■!••!. •! K 1.1.«i I. < when at In :11:• ;ai Kuropc j»:tys; cratic statesman with a 50 In Case $(>.00 returned in -rood order. M I •_* m heart-breaking sigh. Quarts, I 1 They’ll keep the ile'il, l'overty, on every poor V.M ! T t. ;; That party lias claimed the exclusive $1.50 allowed for Kottlesand Case when 1 man’s track, always STOCKTON NERVE TONiC. >. .tr-1>*•»t. ih « \c. | t V 11 a w returned in order. But e’ll smite the ra~r;;l-, an* of the good 'I.. ti |i> at i v a I nl iia ii.cr ■. n, !.. -1, •. hip thigh, privilege defending rights and carrying I Dozen Bottles. 2.75 When 24 In Case. ((nurt 1 •»: Hu. I. ft. \\ irij--.it. Hu I... the burdens of the Quarts, 3.00 |" 11 Blaine working people, and has -.'I ;;« •.* \ M la H V M : $1.00 allowed for Kottles and Case w hen I W. 1 » fSmm r\ T. ;a much to 't.. i «•»•; a >mn la THK KAI.L TKIIM OF FBFidn >M ACAD 1 M ^ gits say about its record as an auti-nionop- returned in good order. back. A. A. IIOWKS .V CO.. I .»rt l’.-ii.t ,ii..| I ..11 ... 1 will under the — begin SEPT* 4, priucipaiship olistie Let’s see 100 In AND at : J m m f party. about this latter claim. Pints, Case-.. s.oo la> K. II. tK01F0UD, A. K. lie will be assisted bv He'll .-bow 'em how their free trade works in Agi'iils, BrlfuM, Malar, WKscs FLOIIA IF MAIlkS and Kng- Take its national executive $2.00 allowed for Kottlesand Case when ALK'K J. DAVIS, both laml’s crow ileeminnry, and teachers ot He’ll tell Vm of the that in the entire good EOS THE SAXE OF NERVE TONIC. Old Established Shoe Store! pauper graves free-tra i; i;.! a at very experience. aim of the Acad- workiie n tills; College. n «>Y*« / \c"pt g ■ i.- secure this Chairman -ADDRESS,- ?fhA r l I "• I.* klriiiT < M emy Ilrst.to thoroughness, then a- rapid Ill ’ll show what awful wretchedness their free- campaign: Hrice, vice president C'm°ck H. •sail;- j-t ai.T \i progres- as i- consistent with good scholarship. trade laws of live Tail; |it au.la at ! v, t i. contrae’, railroad director in ilnr, ■ ■"• <»reat care lias been taken to companies, four \ j /;) s / int. ilc 1:11. In secure teachers who He’ll give ’em facts an’ Jiggers, loo, will give the most thorough instruction in others, ami worth from ten to fifteen millions Stockton Mineral >i( Hi- i.o ir/;.s ftn >.'at>|H -l. tia5 ,-t >u:,.t.. _• \t /•'//.///.-// When Spring Go., y’><"(* t!ms*ihi> institution of for Both • * studies. I It.. Parents may send their children herewith Blaine of dollars. Learning Vl4 it* «— t 1 la in | • > STOCKTON, VIAIiV la •. the assurance that every ellbrt will he made to ob- \\ in. L. Scott, director in ('(IDMA, I I »ii«Tx >| 11. Tai!\ » \<< pi >i \. ,n \| gits thirteen railroad i' I 'l>f HU'l See "Hi- tain from them careful. cllieient work. To com- It //,,!,'/.< -.,/•/ an.I II \. M. back. who boasts of a J‘UYSICIAXS, CHEMISTS, l'lIAHMACl STS, it’-c., IXYITKI) To IXVFSTICATi:. Sexes. companies, controlling it Ill mercial students larger inducement* are oilercd larger Ar f/iwt'ince'l. MI1.I. VI.,- ! \. M I |- number of miles of road than mail than ever before. There will he classes Protection for native any in the \. M .. T.ii I;. r\i‘i pt >i 11. la beginning Americans, or foreign born, worth from rr*>rnj ISoyrius Tiics- Latin, and In mill or cotton country, to' < * Creek, Astronomy workshop, field, or field of w av- twenty twenty-tive l‘ lx I ! 11 W I ! I \ .. ecology. millions. ; ...... I A. I.et every vote be counted, no matter, white or I'. Gorman, director in two railroad com- The SNOWBLACK are the best black H !.i black, panies, a millionaire. Incitiallfil farililics far a liusinrvs nr Srlrnllllr Ho An’ we’re hound to have it, soon or late, .1. S. vice of Barbour, president one railroad, W. T. Kiliirallun. Kiliiin: far ( nllesr a sprrlnlly. Kail the market. They are of a fast and unfading < .ft When wealth not known. COLBURN, CHANGE OF TIME! l.'nllejrittle .•.•lit- far La.llcs and rnilK iir<‘ t.. Blaine Health) I.H-ation, glossy, and so dyed as not to be tender. mnli-relgneil |ir<'|>:nc(l niiiki' cmitnu-ts Win. II. Biirimin, president of one and di- ieltithtlul I to luiihl or repair buildings of everv gits McC/intock SI. Mi-f.itii.ilhia'. *n|M'rinr t.onr.iiiia tie descrip- rector of live other railroads, worth from five Illock, Hi;,'It The SNOWBLACK arc SHAWKNII, which ar Ihe tion. Competent workmen and furni. li- hack. .iiinti'ilati .ti- :it tin•• leii'ile designer- to ten millions, Ilclfast, An#, a, |ss*.- Cl., i:i r\|>oii'f. l.tiil.liiiia— ed at short notice. In addition to lumber of everv and most comfo; table of Half-Hose. We’re bound to have our schools, our homes A. W. tente.l !.) strata, a.' lent best-fitting Maine Central R. B. we public of one and intjtraveiaehts. description are prepared to furnish workmen, an’ Sulloway, president road, lactones, loo; a director in at least one VMr.— staging, and everything needed in and re- \\ other, FOll SALK rtV building e’ll honor every soldier brave who served his wealthy. w fi j >» i :- r \ at * pairing. frank Jones, president of one and director country true. iAMES P. W£SrG\, President, U.VMSII, 'N in at least six worth It Saved my Child’s Life. It Has No Julius »>» anil a e’ve pledged ourselves to principles we never others, from five to ten Equal. Eichbergs Hit Monday. .In nr i'lh. will millions. So the list Peering, Maine. 1>. I>A IAI 1 •'■ ■ 1111a :n Hi,i h.mi w nil Hi ... -it hi. ... i- retract, might lie extended com- When my child was born, I l'.lC. “Wo ■■ Made a An’ we're bound to win the arc usiii.iT in our nur- " •”».•! .1. I•• -1: a i.. ., Shingling Specialty. with Harrison pletely through whole committee, and al- the doctor ordered one of the MAliK \M)U I : \\ -i. I i!' Vi When most every man would be found either to be a sery (containing forty infants) other Foods. She ate. that un- tIALL At COOPKU. Blaine I \ml tin Iradc ararrallj. l.l W I 1.1 I ! millionaire or a railroad otlicial. your Lactatoil Ft od, and find TOOTHACHE am I I I I. Belfast, til she nearly died. I had three | Sept, la, lss7.—:>7 gits Now take Maine, of farm- it far wipciior to all other food IS hack. composed largely FOR INFANTS and INVALIDS “TEE HELL O' ALL DISEASES.' SHAW ers and Arthur doctors, who said the trouble STOCKS&C GO McBride in Klizabeth (N. .J.) .Journal. wage-earners. Bewail, mem- which lias boon used durinjr ^^AND ! lif/rns. it\ ber of ( liairiimii was Indigestion, and ordered 'the physician s favorite. i.VV.i'.Vr.V--.., j'i Brice's committee, was one Then LOWfL L, MAS?. w .-.M., ; tho past toil years that have wIiv imi have \. m \(-hin«• I uit> ... .. of the greatest wooden of the the food changed to Luctated Possesses nujiv Important -• 1 Our Bandanna. shipbuilders j been visitimr The 'I' |**.i!**•*l <>r lilh <1, instead of ....7!. .1. 'i'ni-n ;• t : United States It over all prepared Foods. physician. SCHDOL FOR VIOLIN until wooden shipbuilding Food. saved my child’s life, ... " isli on larked chock ami Knnv. .) hIH>\ play- Sisters of who have T * Parasols! ** ed out in America and then lie and Charity, Instruction ln;«ll Branches of Vocal anil Inslrt.- il l::::a»• I look, a I I:i *k•-.i Air—“Wearing of the Cirecn.” turned bis able I owe you many thanks BA BUS CRY FGH IT, perfect epitome Xoir ehar.ro of th- in. \oa i w opening one of the most exten- attention to railroad matters. He is titution. say mental I iiiix'i'.' Perhaps do not know that | ,ii Have seen president for it. I regard your Ft o»l as Music. you our own bandanna? I 't,..: -1' I : < V ■' * sive of the Maine Central, president of the INVALIDS RELISH IT. it ha.- Ut > r. |J\ e// V V 1 r.-int !■ lines ever It’s not Eastern, invaluable, and sultrier to all S, > -• of Tarnsols offered perhaps very new, Drntist, I 11 ]' 1111.1111. 11 r. > 17. »o I’., it.,-I. .1 I, But. w president of the Portland, Saco A Perfectly Nourishes a with FALL TERM you’ll know it hen you see it— Portsmouth, other artificial food for In bies. Baby Yv. ]’. Jii-. 't.' i.ev, 7>I. L.. OPENS SEPT. 10, 11, 12. '■ i* •' tU*«l in 11. ! la-l. will do OF in the city, which we wilt sell of the or without the \VllM ('• just in- ill'll' l- 11 .11. ai •[ It’s the old White president Great Ealls A addition of milk. t mc u ork »u :•• > ■! Bed, and Blue. Portsmouth, x Mrs. A. J. ;■ done in a h ! i:s ( I. \ s> * < Bexfiki.p, it. Joseph's Ft •untiling Asylum, Address or manner •ii raii: hi pa < nm n a: a We have carried it in of the Chelsea upph al \. v CHEAT. places onway, president Beach Rail- Three Sizes. £5c. 50c. SI.OC- Hi uii.i. I’itu >. .J;nt nad the Also Boston. Mass. proof. I limit *i 11< L.t- I-.. };. i. r* u.-\. >;: 11! H I M .. WALDO COUNTY thickly way, besides 15 Indiana Place. Cin<4nuuti, I I I II -ri in a nice Ip. i: !1 :• .1 It has companies, A valuable pamphl.t <>n "Tin* Nutrition 11 I I III I .a'I :.,t. .1 faced the red coat tlie Portland A j JULIUS 1:1 :: * *- ■' «• 1 I a Parasols Briton, Rochester and the St. John of Infants ami Invalids.” ftvo. EICHBERC, $12.00 -inirle set. or a full mi■ nut Hu in.rl I'll <> Tlinm::l’ lirkt all if \‘ * \ > for Children ! it has heard the rebel Help [nr yell. and ‘"roisly $20.(10. 1‘ etli reset f. a Bridge Hailway Extension company, seven 151 Trcmonl Sired. Boston, Mass. i;;:i_> $5.00 plate. ia all mu: mi a I ! I !.(:■" \ in all. MOXTIIS //lire iritl hr n.OOl) or la -1. -AT- So we’ll wave our own bandanna WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO.. Burlington, Vt ALL WORK WltttlANTKi) FOR FIYF YKIK.H! * fur William L. I I la * in p.-; I \ \ \ |.; i: bandanna good and true; Putnam, Democratic candidate lyif.nnn i Miie- are liar* I. tin re fore I make 0.000 mrn irmali rini/ Ihroni/h the my prices <"H'I I’.-SS a a I Tl< 1 ! \ I 1 A!.. It needs no for Governor, is a low. i1 me B. F. Wells’. explanation, heavy owner of railroad I’lease a trial and I will iruurnutec It’s the old White and stock and | rohI irorhl this ['nil ,’ilh eon'- Iml- I’x'llaM, -lit-a _'"li |»' | 1 Red, Blue. attorney of the Boston A Maine rail- satisfaction. | which owns and Sometimes our own bandanna road, controls more miles of /„■ syr<»t. t/i*. lonril up miller tin ir inns, mu! mil railroad than /:,■//,tsi, Has been colored all with red, any other eorporation in New FDR INTERNAL M il rest lit liii ir fruei.s. <’nil or srnil She Tried and Knows ith blood that flowed from patriot’s hearts, England. For love of country shed. Payson Tucker, delegate at large to St. Louis, — AND- for irorf, O'noil /trims mill rush A chemist of < w So we love our own leading X York bandanna and tile man who will, if Cleveland is elected, * Invalids’ And we’ll to see it when irorl,- is ilnnr. rmvs : No plasters of such merit ns try through; have the control of the lion's share of the y Retreat, the A It’s enough for us, my bovs, gov- th-lo-pho-res Plasters haveever ernment patronage ill Maine, is a noted railroad Clio. I. it! i hi: l The old Red, White and Blue. , „ , „ r^b/iaaes Dovtliport Campground Maine. before been are man and in chief of nail colots. The Art are produced.” They manager the Maine Cen- Cures Shades Decorated l»rl t'.l'l, I imp i •• •- :.»! I a are So we’ll wave our Diphtheria. Croup. Asthma, Bronchitis, Neuralgia, rnc-urnoilia, rheumatism, at the and Walker ('oitagr. novelty because they not made own bandanna, tral road, which spans the State with bands of Bleeding Transparent. All Minetto Plain ~ Oar Lungs, Hoarseness, Influenza, Hacking Cough, Whooping Catarrh, Cholera Shades, to sell chean, are the bandanna good and true; Iron. Cough, Morbus. Dysen- or are OPEN JULY I. 1888. simply they It Chronic Di- Decorated, unsurpassed i'i needs no explanation, The tery, containing iufor- Beauty, best that science, skill and money railroad interests of these gentlemen and Finish. At present market prit es, 4 \ only it’s the old Red, White and Blue. ttrrhcea. Kidney mat ion of Durability Mounted cn first- pay can and Will do what m network the United States. extend very Dr. P. E. INVESTMENTS produce, Irish World. They Troubles, and class Spring Roller to LUCE, Prop. 2 per cent, and he 4’s less than 2 per claimed for them. For _| north, south, west, northwest, southwest, anil great value. Ev- ready hang. sprains, Bplnal Diseases. Capital, $750,000 < ent. IV'any of our lients are ex- southeast. reacli from the cantilever erybody should «im13 A I i'ivate >easi'Ie hanging aches, weakness, lameness, etc., They We will send free. Retreat for the treatment of have this book •>( Surplus, $355,010 these issues fur other high grade set uritit s are A Shameful Record. bridge of St. John, beyond the extreme north- o:sc:i>c.< women ami children. I*ali.-nl.- a.lmitte.i they unequalcd. postpaid, to all and thoae Principal mi interest both lull.. K’-iarantoi d 1 > «* is... eastern corner of Ainericau to whQ at any time from .July M to (let. I. yielding from 3 to t> per t ent. sunrise, the who send their tal and Surplus of $l,lt&,t lf». In .-event con year, ei 4M Fulton Rt., O Nov. 21. *P7. It a sad send fur it will Terms I Soar. I In'.in la Sandusky, and shameful of American Florida and the coral $5 $10 per week, a. business wo !>..»■ We rec mmend such an The 1 js piece everglades islands of the names, an Illus- have loaned S 1,494 ,COO, paying exchange and Athjophoros ’laster acted li'.co over after thant eonuii.-r to room. .Medical treatment, political history. It is far fron even a (iulf of Mexico. stretch out to the WAHTEE. according to Tnagic. It is the best ] ever trial an I being They Pa- th>- nature ami shall be pleased to furnish ri« lists have few condensed of *r“teGrover Cleveland has ill one of request it, certificate that the money shall my ^ returned prices application. made himself the ease, that Boss Scott, they transcend bo I*h.; ni\ l.etw en £1^ /O I /O I don’t think so now. ] sprained my am refunded tr not abundantly satisfied. Retail 35 G Good Vest Row, the hours of •_*' to p. m to investors with author. Tile is told our price. cts.; buttles. $2 OO. Express prepaid to Makars, rants Makers and should, in audit < story with remarkable ac- national boundaries and include tlirce over I l.'rve .Jew July, lias l>< any part of the United States or Canada. I. S. JOHNSON &, elry store, or address out delay or the (os6 of a dollar. Real Instate but it does in a CO., p. o. Box 21 IB. Boston, Mass. ami painful since, ent pain meat curacy twenty-four column review, publish- thousand miles of rail through British terri- FHMSII10HS! f irst and debenture Bonds and all now. Mrs. Wn.i.is Magiu. ed 11DR P. E. Mortgage by the New P 'irk Tribune. No candid THE To w hom the host work LUCE, Certificates on hand for sale per- tory. anil host prices will l.c :RH». Savings A»*Send r, cents for the Ik-autifnl colored son can read Belfast, Me. In I in miwnnt •; of a ml jde- it without seeing that I tleveland’s (if course, men of wealth and railroad *,e " Ul he delivered to an\ Savings departments, $5 up “Moorish .Maiden.” great ol *.1-1'. i^ part ward in the S300 and ture, claimed reform of the civil influence have as Waldo to Mortgage Idopartnvnt. up service is not much right as to Comity. Apply I • only anybody go MOST WONDERFUL vard. Full informutum regarding our various securi- OM.KEss STREET, BOSTON. m !:» THEATHLOPHOROSCO. 112 Well Si. ”, Y. essentially false, hut is a startling episode of Into active politics, but for a which is ties furnished by fraudulent party ®'jDuE* iyr.it, hypocricy whose criminal details eternally parading its love for the poor man Belfast, May II, 1888.—tfillk1' till volumes. J. B. WA TK/NS LAND MOD TGAGE CO might Franklin Fierce, in ex- while its entire political inachiucry is in the FAMILY REMEDY Creamers” treme pro-slavery days, was considered bitterlv firm grip of a ring of grasping monopolists and ‘‘Cooley LAWRENCE, KANSAS: >lii! partisan in Ids removals and appointments, but money kings is impudence sublime. Democ- EVER KNOWN. Second lead. Letter and cheaper than any others, Hew York Kanq’r. DICKINSHN. 319 Broadway his Hand lanks and cans jercativ and re administration furnished so shame- racy becomes on drawn Carriage improved prices 1 nothing oligarchy wheels, by Iy42 • lneed. ( AXS yr!> ful- Vnder Ruchnnati the steam (OOLKY $2.25 KA( ||. Special rates tiie Government was of corruption, supplemented the FOlt SALK : to Lidgervvocd M’f’q Co.’s Hoisting Engines. used by Lutfcr Factories. Send for circulars ami price by the leading olticials in a wav to whirlwind of Free Trade. Jour- lists to 400 III EKE l!EM STVI.ES AMI SIZES. OF [Hiddetonl subscriber has for sale cheap a e-nod second A. L. K. F. (DSS, or ALL KINDS. darken the and nal. NOTICES. I history good name of’ the TUNhand TOl* ( ABUIAl.iL. For further particu- ,;»il» LK KFORD, Lewiston, Me. Geo. T. New Vork Safely Sleum Power 11».’<* lluri/i nlal Andrew .iaekon is held lars of F. M. Osborn, anti Verlleal Itilnmalle country. responsible Non-Reuident Taxes in the Town of Bnrnham, in the of eiupure Lancaster, at his store, Main Engines. for a use of Connty Waldo, Street, or of J. I.. making remarkable the adage "To Sleeper, with It. ll.Coornhs Jfc ■Specially ;i• IriI lor l-.lri tnc I iulil i| \\ m kinao-hlp n\et I in iim, nf enough,” says a mother whose iss.-.—2()tt Also maker of I the rule of these three Democratic son, almost blind lick &c., statement the great Re- due Plat e of business on s»an A therefor, including interest and charges, will without further notice he sold at public auction, at Ii50c. at Pn legists. B slhlrj's Wharf. -BY- publican newspaper. We it will he Selectmen’s Boilers ol every 'IcmtA|»f!• >ii, Mor.t* t ru l:er>, hope cir- Hoiest. the olliee, in said town, on the sixth (Oth) day of December next, 1888, at one o'clock in the Itrlfast, May 7. Isss. lit culated and read throughout the country. If afternoon: W Ire Rope, Ele. in these of adulteration sm LIXti CHKAPKIi THAN KVKIt BKKilliK 111 Howes tfc the Mugwumps are not disgusted the’ days and fraud, in all Co. by very branches of business and it Is H. nastiness of the facts, they will show that pursuits, pleasing to i. HOUGHTON. they know- that there is one medicine which is a ovc free trade more prepared U Howes 66 Canal St mal 159 Fiioul St.. than they despise hvpocri- pure. Such a medicine is ? 6c Co. Sulphur Bitters HOTEL ST. v and hate crime. instrictly MARC, BOSTON, !M A s. hir.:; ty political Jour- can ’[Kennebec’ curing scrofula; you depend on them every -• Cfl C DR. P. E. lal. time. £ W. B. Everts, A. — 3 LUCE, M., Charleston, S. 8. Names of Non-Resident Description of t"1 -» £ 434 Fifth Ave., New York Oity. Owners or Unknown. Real Estate. » F. L. The criminal calendar will soon read thus- r ^ 9 BANKS, LEAD PIPE and SHEET LEAD. On the American anil ELY’S PHYSICIAN & Struck Drew, Erl....One half of No. 2, Plymouth Gore.*2 55 $125.00 $2.37 Fumpean Plan.] Catarrh by lightning from the or in the Our inanufartures are SURGEON, Legal in the States. dynamo; Gilley, Danville. North part of Elijah Reynold’s mile square. 120 125.00 2.37 fully warranted, and are rates from June to Holidays words of poesy, they may say, climbed the & Counselor at in Special Oetoher. BELFAST, MAINE. golden Win. K.North of No. 1<», 4 lore.10 no 50.00 .05 unsurpassed l»y am the market. lyili rod and got away. Lancy, part Plymouth Attorney Law, Lowest BALM Northwest J. of No. market prie.es for ^nods of ■ 1 itv. J. ALONZO NUTTER. CREAM ««re Over Henry's Jewelry No. The only legal holidays observed in Cooper’s farm, part 1, Ply- MAIN equal f«ia store. 103 every Pears’ mouth Gore. 1 «o STREET, CAMDEN, ME. Phoealx Row. date in the arc Christinas Soap secures a fine complexion. 100.00 1.00 Proprietor. Cloau.eH Union, and Fourth Isaac.North half of Gore No. 4 Lancy, Plymouth 4 05 4gi.no 1.55 and a Formerly of Steamers mol hmitiilolin. Olre hoars from 2 to 4 aid 7 >f July. Thanksgiving day is a Four Collecting Conveyancing Spec inly. SALEM LEAD Camhriitye to 2 P. M. legal holiday legged music boxes arc now- placed on the My rick, David.Meadow lot, so-called, part of E. Collin farm. 3‘£ 75.00 1.82 COMPANY, II all the states except law us at private tennis It is E. and. ) No. 9 Obrlean March 15,1888.—limit diseases of Women and Children a Specialty. Mississippi, Louisiana, parties. two-legged Kimball, Geo Tract. 0 133 150.00 f. A. Knows Tmta. SALIM. Ylubama and Kansas. New is not a ones, however, which make the most MASS Allay, Oaiu Belfast, 10,1888.—I9tf years legal racket. May in J 10 .10 8.) loliday Arkansas, Delaware, Massachusetts, 85.00 4.00 I n fl a m in a t -drHAyfEVERD| gj of Portland Latin Yew Hampshire nor Kkode Islaud. Washing- Millett, John.South part Thomas Lancaster’s farm west of School ion,l^ (F? cT ® North ton's birthday Is not considered of Im- the road. 10 25.00 .47 PORTLAND, MAINE. HmU tl»o Sorrm.fifc* NH port Camp Ground enough Trask, Joshua.The farm the Moses lortancc to lie a formerly foccupied by him, for legal holiday in Alabama. A facilities instruction in \rademic studies, NOTICE. Voting farm, so called. loo 200.00 3.80 I’OUTL Xn, August ^ Roiitorpi. th Yrkansas, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Eddie.The J| with Military Drill. Faculty Tlieo. F. I.ei^hton rBLi^x7 <0?^ j^gj Mississippi, Trask, place formerly occupied him. 32 200.00 3.80 1 by Joshua K. (’ram* < Ilea I The rennessee or Vermont. DccoJation is a Children for Pitcher’s Castoria. The Dear used “I,. (Yale). lirown), Masters; StLses of' Taste HSHU\^ .Supcrlntendency of the Camp Ground at day legal Cry Elisha Shaw place, so-called. ... 37 200.00 3.80 1 in sixteen states ('has. K. Cushing (Yale), h'dmuud A. Det.armo Korthport, have been compelled by 111 health to loliday only, and election dav Barrows, Charles. .His homestead farm, so-called. 130 500.00 0.40 35 or for acd years more, myself as well n.; and tievi r (Hamilton), Masters; I’rof. IJ. F. Klenuer, Tacti- Smell. resign. M. C. HILL, of will n but ten. Fast Is a in family, Esq., Xorthport, act day holiday Massac- 3w31 A. W. FLETCHER, Treasurer of Burs ham. rian and Instructor jn the Modern l.an-ua^e>. j as Superintendent of the grounds this and New having known them, when taken to to fail of the season, husetts, Hampshire, Connecticut, Michi- ^ according directions, producing students admitted on am date For full will attend to all matters which to the When was Hoarding pertain of- gan, Oregon and Vermont. Good is re- Baby sick, we gave her Castoria. desired results in information address either of the Ilead Masters. TRY THE CURE. fice. I1IKAM BUGGLES. Friday Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Colds, Feverish Symptoms, Headache; also HAY-FEVER cognized in Maryland, Minnesota, Louisiana When she was a she Oml V pnrtiele is applioi] into oaeh nostril ami is June 22 1888.—% Child, cried for Castoria, Sick Headacho and Byngor, ind Pennsylvania. Lalior is known General Debility, I can atfivoaMo. I‘riee .Mi rents at |»\- day only When she confidently Drn^irlsU; mail, n Massachusetts and New became Mias, she clung to Castoria, registered, to routs. KIA ItKOTli KUs. .*)(! War. York. The battle CLOTHES WRINGERS recommend them to those from tho FOR A GOOD TEA*3 FOB A GOOD TEAM sutToring ron st., Now York. I if New Orleans and Shrove are When she had rp Tuesday ccle- she Castoria. Fruit Jars! — Children, garethem above-named —HO TO THE —GO TO THE— irated in Louisiana alone. As complaints.^^^^^^^^7^^ legal holidays, All KINDS BEHIND CHEAP BY leorgla has a Memorial day on April 2G, and -BY- Revere House Stable! Uorth Carolina on 20. ABBOlT FAMILY SCHOOL ^ Livery May 2yrs05 ■Revere Honse Stable !■ LITTLE BLUE, Howes cfc oo. -HOWES & CO.- ly-'i Livery Farmington, Maine. mat,, Hlefast. June 20, IS88. :im2f> ■•t-*l Address A. II. AllltOTT, Prineipal.
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