Rockland Gazette The Largest Rockland Tribune Circulation Union Times In Eastern Maine C onsolidated .March 17, 1897 T he Courier-Gazette. T W / C H - A - W H H K . . . . TUESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Two Dollars a Year R ockland Maine Srturday August 7 ’897 Vol. 52. . . . No. 52 ______.. .. 1 ______A REBEL IN MAINE WATERS IN A CORNER OF THE LIBRARY [)O YOU KNOW THAT winds being light but still strong enough to bring the craft into the circle of destruction, Concrete Walk on I.hnerock Street nnd One Palr-Ia Klnhty One and tbe Other Fligh and she was soon another prize to this ocean Prosper Merrlmee's "Letters to an U n How the Confederate Cruiser Tallahassee Stenin Boiler Knocked Out — Enoch ty .Three yenrn of nge. Came Upon the Knox County Const and chief. Owen Wincapaw was commander, known,” which have been circulated more or Davies Elected City Clerk—NewSIden nlkn less in this country, Ixrth in English and the the______Destruction ___ She Wrought „ Here— ( while Emery Davis, another soldier of the 21st The Boston Globe recently published the THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO., and Seven — New Ordinance* — Other Friendship Vessels Thnt Suffered- A S tir - } Maine, was one of the crew as well as half- following interesting despatch from this effy original, have been translated anew by Henri llnalneaa of Importance. Pene du Bois. This translation, which is to ring Episode of the bate War Narrated owner. Albert Collsmore and Alphonso relative to an interesting pair of Maine twins: OF HARTFORD, CONN., he issued by the Brentanos, ia announced aa For Our Benders. Hathorn were the other two sailors. Another Monrtxy night’, meeting of the city govern "At the cozy home of Mr. nnd Mrs. John old musket was destroyed, more words spoken, ment w,a one of unu.j.l importance. The A. Clough on Camden at., Rockland, Me. the most complete yet made. Issues The BEST Life Insurance Contracts In the World. The 14th of August, on a bright, sunlit day not altogether in praise of their captors* con meeting »et!led one thing and that is that be there resides twins in whom more than com H all Caine's novel, "T h e Christian,” is to NO DISAPPOINTflENT as to DIVIDENDS in 1864, the low, dark hull of a steamer was duct. by the soldier Davis, and then the torch yond the erection of a new city building there mon interest is felt by the people of that have a first edition in England of 50,000 cop seen fast approaching the island of M onhe was applied, and the scent of the Magnolia will be no ,tep made thi, year towards per section. ies ready for publication on August 7, which EVERYTHING GUARANTEED in advance. gan, that gem of green, resting almost in the was far more pungent, as the odor of fish and manent improvement on the m a d , and aide- "The twins were born just 81 years ago, shows his publisher's fa th in tbe exceptions Premium Rates, I5 to 25 Per Cent LESS embrace of M aine’s delightful rivers, and still lar greeted the nostrils of the Tallahassee’s walk,. It may he ,ome time before the city March 36, and they are Mis. Margaret Fidelia to the rule as to the Summer production of the bulwark of the mighty Atlantic, where it crew, than that ot the tropical tree for which will get ,uch adv,nt,geoua offer, «• submitted Barrows and Mrs. Susan Ro&illa Barrows— important fiction. In the matter o f Urge first than those of Old Line riutual Companies defies the abort, decisive storms of Summer as the craft was named. for Ihe improvement of I.im erock street aide- aunt "Fide” and aunt "Rose” more commonly editions A. C. Gunter, who is his own pub well as the dashing surf and billows caused The crew of this third prize being also walk and a steam roller. Sewer, and sidewalk, known. lisher, must take a fairly prominent position, JU L Y 1, 1897. by tbe tremendous tempests of the W inter taken in tow, the cruiser sighted a coaster in were given much attention and aa a result “ Their parents were Samuel Tyler of Cam for the Publishers’ Circular states that he months. the distance, and gave our boya the fastest there will he quite a number of improvement, den and Lucy (Keene) Tyler of Thomaston. brought out a first issue of 63,000 copiei of T o ta l A sset...... #21.916,663 63 The inhabitants of the island had gathered tow they ever had as she went dashing along in the,e department,. W hile they were still infants M r. Tyler re one of his novels. on some of the highest cliffs, watching the moved from Camden to Belfast, where the “ L ia b ilitie s...... w towards her victim. The coaster,which hailed Every member of tbe board of aldermen The supremacy of Columbus has been and S u rp lu s to I’olicv H o ld e rs...... 3,366,161 38 nearing of the craft— for this was a tim e of from Machias had on board the captain, hia wa. in hi, ,e,t and remained there through father died when they were 13. is today so secure that other navigators of the war, and reports were rife of dread Confeder daughter and four men. She was at once the longest u n io n for many months. Nine "The mother moved back to Thomaston, or GAINS 6 MONTHS JANUARY TO JULY, 1897. early time who voyaged to America are us ate cruisers abroad, burning, pillaging and hove to the wind, the people transferred to councilmen were absent. that part of it which is now Rockland with ually forgotten, but G . E. Weare, an English destroying without restrafot or mercy. The In A sse ts...... 1,018,949 00 the steamer, the torch applied, and then The roll of account, wa, a, follow, : Police her children, and life went on uneventfully author, has resolved that Cabot, at least, shall Iu S u rp lu s ...... 3§8>Z3I 9? old veterans of the deep had collected all the away. *14 04; 6re department *76.62; pauper fund until the twins were 18, when Susan married get hia due. Accordingly he haa prepared a hrearms and ammunition there was upon the *183.29; contingent fund *672.88. Capt. James Grover of Rockland. Six In Insurance in f rce (Life Department only). 1,679,918 00 One more act and J. Taylor W ood shaped volume on "Cabot’s Discovery of North island) resolved to give the invader a touch of his course for Cape Sable and so passed out City Clerk Tibbett. reported a, having col children came o f this union, none of whom America,” a work just published by the Lip- BIR D Ac R AUM CY, that spirit of 1812 which was aroused now as of the bay, leaving the waters of Maine for lected on account of sewera *6 .0 0 and for dog survive. pincotts, which aims to popularize the knowl tnen, when witnessing the encounter of the ever. This final act was fhe overhauling of license, *4. "Fidelia married at the age of 20, her hus edge hitherto confined to the specialists. M r. warships Enterprise and Boxer from the same SYNDICATE BLOCK, ROCKLAND, ME., STATE AGENTS the schooner Sea Flower, Capt. Elijah Cook, Street Commissioner Crockett’, report was band being Gilman S. Barrows of Rockville. Weare also essays some new contributions to surrounding heights. of Friendship. Either from motives of econ a , follow ,: Cash balance from June, *76.76; Seven children blessed this marriage, the the literature of North z\m ciican discovery. As they gazed, the wheel of the steamer survivors being Mrs. Julia B. Smith and Mra. omy, or, ns some allege, because the mate of received on mayor’, order, *600; expended, From the present excitement over the ex was hove to port, the course changed to go *522.93. Amount of hill, unpaid in thi, de R. A. Keene of Haverhill, and Mra. John A. the schooner was a Mason, the schooner was istence of gold in toe K londike country one THE MAINE STATE FAIR, Lewiston, east of the island, and soon the people who Clough of Rockland. not burned; but all on board, as well as partment ’.uguat 1,81,642 46. might imagine that the gold had been discov hastened to that side saw tbe object of the "U pon the death of her fiist husband Susan those thus far held in tow of the cruiser, The over,eers ol the poor are probably ered only recently. Yet it has been known change of course. Away to the east the having a, hard a time a, any of the city offi married Silas Barrows of Rockland, a cousin Aug. 30, 31; Sept. 1, 2, 3. | t^meTdates. were taken on deck and paroled. O ur sol for several years that the mines there were white wings of a magnificent bark were ob cial.. There ia much sickne,, in the city and of her sister's husband. She became the dier boys, having asserted boastfully that they yielding good returns nnd travelers have H orsolos. CarrlnBO Rnces. Flreraon'8 M uster. served spread to the light, southerly air. as mother of another child, making seven that would again enter the United States service the ‘department ia receiving many applica brought back stories of the "finds” of the Everytlilnsr Now, N ovel und Interesting;. . . . she pursued her peaceful way up the Penob tion, for aid. Five cases of diphtheria have had been born to each o f the twins. The last as soon as they got on shore, were detained more fortunate miners. Few of these travel scot bay. Beauty, which always attracts, ap named child was Charles A . Barrows, who m f i e t Y o r r r i f r i e n d s t h e r e « until the last; but they finally decided to give been repotted to the department. The follow ers, however, have put their experiences into peared to be the cause of the steamer’s defec moved to Haverhill. their parole of honor, mixed with some little ing ia the financial statement; Credit ny writing; ao the account o( the mining dis tion, and with more than racehorse speed she "The twins received the limited schooling respect for the Confederacy, whereupon they Mayor’, order, *5,478.91-.received from other tricts given by K itk Munroe, the well known gathered up the miles, soon closing the inter too were let go with the rest. town, *497.86; amount paid out *5944.37. Il of that day, which meant a few terms under vening space, and the booming of a single The paroled ones were ordered to set sail the diatreaa among the people continues there more or less able teachers, but they have RANCES gun proclaimed the shot which went skipping for the nearest port, the last act of the Rebel ia no doubt but that the appropriation will be gone through life obscrvingly, and are easy across the bow of the bark, causing her to officer being to cut tbe cable that held them overrun. and charming conversationalists, talking with CLARION AND STOVES come to the wind and back her topsails, to the Tallahassee. Tax Collector Simonton had tbe pleasure whom is a rare pleasure. when she lay almost immovable upon the ro ll Then the little craft was headed westerly, of announcing to the board that the taxea "Fidelia is fond of reading and fancy tew Make Friends Everywhere ingK ocean, a prey to the foe. , reacningreaching me the port 01 of rrienasmp Friendship during inc the committed to him for 1895 bad been all col ing, and Susan's preference is dressmaking. Down goes the steamer’s boat, and by order j night The Machiaa people went home lected and he requested that the bond, for Fidelia was obliged to wear glasses from the "'“ 'if.fj*** because th ey can be relied upon A T A L L T IM E S of Commander J. Taylor Wood, of the Con ] thence by land, fflad to shun the water for a that year be cancelled, a request that waa time she was 45 up to her 75th year, but her and are federate steamer Tallahassee (for auch she j t jme at least. freely granted.Mr. Simonton’, report Monday sight was restored, and the glasses are laid proved to be) the executive officer was sent The news of the Rebel’s devastaticn spread night waa a, follows: Collected during month, away in some forgotten nook. Susan uses onboard. 1 he crew of the bark was ordered rapidly and the excitement was intense, *1,352.85; collected interest, *38,64; previ glasses when she sews or reads, but can do THOROUGHLY into her own boats, and while with sad hearts Threats against the ravager were many and ously reported intere, *228.59, previously re fairly well without them. they pulled towards the island of Monhegan, dire. The whole people of our town wore a ported collected on tax >or 1892, *105.72; "Susan joined the Free W ill Baptist church where they arrived before nightfall, the torch constrained and subdued appearance, so that total collection,*93,729.8o. here, but when she went to live in Burnham, CONSTRUCTED of the invader of these Northern waters was a stranger happening in the place might have There w a, the about the usual buainea, W aldo county, she joined the Christian church. applied and tbe stately ship, so proud of her transacted at the liquor agency, the sales Fidelia is a Spiritualist. in the best m an n er possible said the little port had seldom been tbe might and power, so majestic in her beauty, theatre of an event of so great magnitude. amounting to *17888. Of this *64.60 wa, "The twins draw government money in the New Designs, New Improvements, was wrapped in smoke and flames, which M . B. Co o k . for new rum, *18.50 for old rum, *33.15 lor form of widows'pensions. Susan’s son, fames but the same old standard of excellence crept higher and higher until all that remained whiskey. Hudson Grover, was killed before Petersburg; in every detail. Ask your dealer for them o f this "Pride of the Ocean” sank beneath the City Marshal Crockett made 33 arreati fo- while Fidelia’s son, Gilman S. Barrows, was BUSY AT NORTH JAY in the battle of Baton Rouge. or write to the manufacturers. blue billows of the Atlantic, over which but a the month aa follows: Drunkenness 21, selr few hours before she had so gallantly sailed. ling intoxicating liquor, 7, malicious lAischief "The twins arc tbe surviving members of a WOOD & BISHOP CO., On sped the steamer towards the coast, as At the North Jay quarry of the Maine & 3, insane and larceny, one each. Received family of five children, one of whom was If the terror of her dark deed was but the New I lampshire Granite Co. may be seen the *32 88. Alden L. Tyler, the veteran schoolmaster who ghost of her own destruction, stopping not died last year. THE IMPERIAL CLARION. Esteblodied 1839. Incorporated 1804. largest piece of granite ever taken out of that CITY TREASURER JONES’ RBt'ORT. until the hull of a little fisherman, at anchor "Their resemblance is striking, even for quarry and probably out of any quarry in the CAMir nacKirra. some ten miles southwest from the rock of country. It contains over 2,000 cubic yards twins. Even their own relatives know them Matinicus, rose into view; and then this Cash balance from June, 1887, *47,204.44 apart by their dress and voice only, and they and weighs over 5,000 tons. Gut of this tiupt. A. P Irving, account of tuition, 12.00 CHAMPION TRICK TUSKERS commander, this Southern gentleman, crowd piece of stone which 1 clear while without a ...... ” ” free text recall laughingly that when they were veung writer for boys, who visited them about four ed on more steam, bound to sweep from the flaw, is to be cut a shaft 85 feet long, 50 feet book a, 17.15 girls and went to parties their dresses had to years ago, is of particular interest at this lime. Burn the Best! Cemetery hind, sale of lot, 5 00 seas of Maine every vestige of the craft by wide and eight feet thick, for a monument for be marked in some distinguishing manner.” It occurs In M r. Munroe's story, "Snow-shoes The Moat anti Beat Trained Kleplianta Liquor Axency, 138.01 which the people could support themselves. a party in Texas. City solicitor, expenseipviiai) nur.uum,accnunt. 11.60 and Sledges,” a sequel to "T h e Fur-Seal's Ever Shown Together. As he came alongside this tiny dot of a fisher Among the large orders now being filled Htute treuurer, voldlur'a burial, 85.40 Tooth,” both of which, published by the Har Armory rent, 2.00 The Belfast Age not to be outuone by this The management of tbe consolidated Adam man, the boat was again lowered, and again by the company are the granite for the £250, pers, are narratives o f adventure in Alaska. Feea par city rnamhal, 21.56 smart record printed in its issue of last week Forepaugh and Sells Brothers’ America’s the haughty officer stood upon a Yankee 000 R. G. Dunn sky scraper being erected in Dog license*, 4.00 As the book appeared in 1895, M r. Munroe 1 he following paragraph: Greatest Shows, which are booked for Bath deck. A t once he demanded the "uncondi New York; the W. A. Clark monument for Hewer aiMeaimcnti, per city solicitor cannot be suspected of having colored hia ac and other*, 446.17 "Probably the oldest twins in the .State are on Saturday, Aug. 21, go upon the broad tional surrender” of the schooner Pearl of Woodlawn, N . Y .; the granite for the Detroit, count to gratify the present eagerness of news N . T, Karwoll and other*, executors at present in this city. One of them Mrs. guige principle that they can't give their Friendship, manned by Capt. Rufua Geyer, Mich., court louse,which w ill cost $1,000,000. “ .loRcpb Farwell Fund," paper readers for glowing descriptions of the Mary Woods, resides in Belfast with her son, patrons too much of a good thing, and carry Thomas Geyer, Isaac Geyer, Scott Geyer, This will take 7,000 cubic feet of granite, cut Hl nt 0 treasurer, pennluns, gold fields. Edw. J. Geyer and John Richards. Scott Halo of Penobscot Shore bine It. It. Mr. Kimball Woods. Her sister, Mrs. Elmira that purpose to a literally elephantine climax. into about c,ooo stones; the Alleghany Bank Co. bonds. Mrs. Oliphant has left some materials in the Geyer had just returned from a service of nine 6,000.00 Belding of Palermo, is now visiting her. Each of these famous exhibitions includes a building of Pennsylvania, which w ill take Premium ou above, 150.00 nature of an autobiography, which Messrs. months in the 2lst Maine Regiment. He They are the daughters of N athan French, and big herd of tbe biggest and littlest performing 35,000 cubic feet of stone; and for the statue Interest “ “ 2,796.66 Blackwood will publish in England. She had Certillcates of deposit, were born in Montville, 83 years ago. Mrs. elephants o f every species, from Asia, Africa, had lost a brother at the storming of Port of D r. Hohneman which is to be placed at 1,786 00 Colludor Simonton In full for 1895 Woods is a widow, and of five children she completed and finally revised before her last Borneo, Sumatra and Ceylon, and ranging in Hudson and was not easily intimidated. H e Washington, D. C. taxes and Interest, 81.18 only has one living. She is somewhat of an illness the first volume o f the history of the age from tbe colossal tusker of over a hundred demanded of the boat’s officer who they were, The present force at the North Jay Quarry Collector Hlinonton on account 1896 invalid, but takes a keen interest in every celebrated firm and their magazine, with years to the youngest, who can easily walk where from and what they wanted; to which alone is 300 men beside tbe carvers and 1.862.88 thing transpiring. Mrs. Belding has been which she had been closely connected for so under him, and bosses tbe big magnanimous the surly lieutenant did not deign to give general help, and this force will be enlarged 8H.64 married three times. H er first husband waa many years. She was engaged upon tbe fellows about in a manner most comical to be* drawing-room answers. to 600 men in a few weeks. Timothy Jackson of M ontville, by whom all proofs of the second volume at the time of hold. It should be borne in mind that these In looking over the little cabin the lieuten Total cash receipts, of her children were born, aix in number, her death. These two w ill he published in are distinctly different herds, appearing simul ant came across an old K in g ’s Arm musket, C&HII DISJJUBBXMXNTM. three o l whom are alive. H er second bus- the Autumn, and the third and concluding taneously and each illustrating in many as which he took by tbe muzzle and dropped ETNA SPIRITUALIST CAMPMEETNfi Mayor's orders, Btele pensions, band was Nehemiah Smith o t South Freedom. volume about Christmas. M rs. Oliphant com tonishing, queer and comical ways, and in overboard, against tbe vigorous protest of "Joseph Farwell Fund," Invested at H er present husband is James Belding of pleted a Life of the Queen ahortly before her novel feats, apparently impossible to such Captain Geyer, whose ire being fully aroused From the secretary ot the society, I I . B. ftoekland Havings Bank, 6,000.00 Palermo. Mrs. Belding is a very active death, and Messrs. Cassell w ill publish it. COAL bulky creatures, tbe different methods of tbe exclaimed: Emery of Glenburn, we learn that arrange Certificate* of deposit, 2,676.00 Interest on above, 388 04 woman, and even when visiting is bound to A writer in a current number of a book schools in which they have been graduated to "By king 1 if we had bad one of them ments for the Etna Spiritualist Campmeeting Municipal bonds due July 1, 1897, 9,700.00 work. Last week she was busy weeding tbe seller’s monthly preaches a homily in praise FOR SALE BY tbe degree of roasters of elephantine art. apiece you never would have got on board I” are now well completed. The meeting opens Knox k L. It. It. Co. bonds, 7.300 00 garden. The sisters look much alike, and are of "literary reserve.” Popular authors are They are great— great enough to deserve After a short dispute tbe men of tbe fisher Municipal coupons, 6,016.00 Friday, Aug. 27 and closes Sunday, Sept. 5, inlelligent and entertaining women.” warned that it is bad taito for them to be special attention among the innumerable men and a few of their effects were bundled K.JfcL. It. U. coupons, 640.00 1897- tempted into "the show bnsiness as a profit!' wonders, sensations, and fun*makers of tbe into a dory, towed to tbe steamer and by her AJ.BIRD&CO. Among tbe speakers engaged are A . E. Total disbursements, >88,700.99 ble pastime.” Every third author ia now his greatest enterprise of its kind, and tbe only again taken in tow. Tbe little fisherman was Cash balance to Auy. 1,1897, 6,179.28 Tisdale, the eloquent orator and singer, of THE TIME IS PASSING own Boswell, says the article, and is willing, Telephone 30-2. big show to visit us the present season. first set on re and soon another "P earl” was New London, Conn.; Moses Hull, accompa W . IL F o g ler executor of the'estate ol Mary from cupidity and vanity, to exhibit himself ROCKLAKD, MB. added to old Ocean’s bed. nied by his wife, Mattie E. H u ll of Stoneham, C. T it co mb, notified the board that deceased W e are rapidly approaching the day set for and his wares at ao much a night. "T o the By tbe time this honorable transaction had Masr.; J, Frank Baxter, lecturer aud platform bad bequeathed to the city f iooo, tbe income the opening of our annual Y . P. S. C. E . con ear ot the true lover of literary art, something F . W . Devoe & C o .; established 1754. been accomplished, tbe schooner Magnolia, of test medium, of Chelsea, M ats.; Mrs. Ella A C H O IC E to be expended for the support of the public vention at Biddeford. Enthusiasm kindled at in this show business strikes a powerfully dia- Packard Hewes of Carmel, Me., and Mrs. library. A hearing was appointed tor tbe San Francisco will find cipreasion here. sonant note.” Tbe writer goes ou to say AND Sarah A . Byrnes of Massachusetts. Others special meeting to be held M onday, August Christian hospitality will be abundant and the that "all this makes tbe heart yearn toward are alto expected. H a lf fare on the railroads VARIED 9th. pretence of the Holy Spirit is assured. tbe geniuses like Charlotte Bronte, who ffed and Sunday excursions to tbe grounds have City Solicitor Kimball rendered his report W e want a large representation of the C. publicity like a plague.” been provided for. An interesting program in reference to delinquent sewer assessments. E’s. of Maine. We want you fot yourselves; Nice Second Hand Hay Tedder Hall Caine’s new romance, “The Christian,” LIN E OF has been prepared and an enjoyable session is About 125 sewer assessments bad been placed we want you for tbe blessed, helpful influence is described as a drama of frail human nature anticipated by the management. in hia hands for collection. H e reported that you will bring to bear upon the twin cities by aspiring to perfection and struggling to attain C O O D 8 AT a reasonable percentage o f them bad either the Saco; for the radiation of gracious influ the highest ideal. Tbe story opens in the 1 Second Hand W alter Wood Mower .Something to Depend On. been collected or tbe parties had shown good CENTHNER’S ence upon the local societies represented Isle of M an, but tbe action takes place for cause why the assessment sht uld be abated. A resulting from this concentration of prayer and THE JEWELER. M r. James Jones, of the drug firm of Tones the most part in London, and the author’s & Son, Cowden, 111., in speaking of D r. list of the delinquents were banded to the effort. Why not make thia the great prepara strenuous preparation for this book is shown 1 Jones Chain Mower mayor and tbe solicit »r gave it as his opinion tion service for the work in tbe home cburcb K in g ’s New Discovery, says that last W inter iu the succession ot moving aud dramatic FRANK T. PEARSONS that they could be made to pay. On motion this coming Autumn and W inter? Be sure his wife was attacked with La Grippe, and scenes from a strange ami unknown life in of Alderman Porter it was voted to leave mat aud have your society represented and make Has reopened his Music Studio her case grew so serious that physicians at tbe world's metropolis. H is mastery of the ter with the committee on finance and that a the necessaiy arrangements at once that there GREAT BARGAINS IN ABOVE Cowden and Pana could do nothing for her. human drama has never been shown so at 38 Pleasant Street. . . . report be made at the next meeting. It seemed to develop into Hasty Consump may he no failure in this. Rev. S. H . Emery, forcibly. The romance is said to throb with A communication was read by tbe Solicitor Miss Annie L . Cobh, committee. PIANO,HARMONY, GUITAR AND tion. Having D r. King's New Discovery in life, and tbe emotional force of these pictures in reference to a milk inspector, be showing store, and selling lots of it, b eto o k a bottle of aspiration, temptation, love and tragedy BANJO INSTRUCTION home, and to the surprise of all she began to that tbe statutes made it compulsory to have Hood's Pills are tbe only pills to take Repairs for all Machines Nice Hartshorn Oil reaches a height which w ill make a lasting one. Tbe only candidate to appear was D r. with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Orders may be left at Uulnu Muelo Co. 44 66 get better from first dose, and half dozen dol impression upon the literature of our time. ls r bottles cured her sound and well. D r. Freeman. A m ilk inspector is paid a aalary The Appletooa publish it in thia country. 02LQTOni^k. King's New Discovery for Consumption, which range* in other Maine cities from £100 The international medical congress w ill The fio- O. W. DRAKE Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to do this to >250. I f one was elected at this time in this year be held in Moscow. A somewhat * Is OB il&ilt this city it would be necessary to take tbe unusual feature will be tbe large attendance YOUH FAVORITE POEM flf&AtUJ* iTtry a a t r x 1i°°d w°tk . Try it. Free trial bottles at wrapper. The Implement Man, IvvJLzK. L U I W. H. Kittredge's Drug Store. money from tbe contingent fund. It was of medical men from Mexico. About fifty of voted without discussion to lay tbe cotnmuni them have hooked tb n r passage to Eufope Here will be primed the eld poems that have de- cation on the table until tbe next regular lighted the world for generatlou*; aud tboae of by the Hamburg-American line and will sail moderu birth that seem worth preserving. (tender* meeting. on Thursday on the N orm andie. Tbe re are Invited to aeud In tholr favorite poems. An ordinance was passed to tbe effect that mainder of the party are on their way from no pernon shall distribute on the highways Mexico. Some of tbe medical delegates will Lines Writ tvn lo Early Spring. any book, magazine, pamphlet, almanac, news proceed to Moscow by the Berlin aud others or story paper, band bill, or other printed by the way of Paris. I heard a thouaaud blended notea, matter, by giving same to pedestrians. For While iu a grove I oat recllued, Iu that sweet wood when pleasant thought* $ 1 .0 0 Cabinet^ Phfiraphs $ 1 . 0 0 violating this ordinance a penalty *a attached Brlug aad ouea to (he mind. for each offence ol not less than S3 nor more than >5. This does not apply to the selling To her fair works did nature link Thu human soul that through we ran; UMTIL. AUG UST 13til, ’97. of papers or tbe distribution to regular sub Aud much it grieved wy heart to think scribers. It will have a tendency to keep our What man haa wade of wan. streets cleaner and will abate a thorough $ 0 . 0 0 .11 «,t Nuri'ace, “T h e S2.OO per doz. Thro' primrose lufta, lu that greeu bower nuisance. The perewlukie trail* Ila wreathe; Ordered, that section 24, chapter 15, be And 'lie tu v faitb that every dower I*(1O Crayon I ’ortrnilH, SI. 50 each $15 PttMtol Porfraite, S2.50 each amended by adding alter the word passengers, Enjoy* the air It breathes. COPIED FROM ANY PICTURE. io the fourth line, the following w ords; "aud The bird* around w e hopped and played, no person shall stand in front of any store or Their thoughts I eauuol wuaaurv, Ibis otter it, merely lor an advertisement. VYe wish to thoroughly introduce our work into every household iu thia section, aud cannot make shop window, in such a way aa to be detri liut the leant wotlou which they wade, mental to tbe business ol such store or shop, It ae>med a ihiiJJ of plsaeure. m o re th a n TWO DOZEN CABINETS FOR ANY ONE CUSTOMER at the above prices. Don’t wait until tbe last minute. Come so that it will read : "three or more persons The buddlug twigs spread out their fan early and be cure of a sitting. Cloudy weather is just as good as fair. shall not stand together, or near each other, To catch the breezy air; in any street iu the city, in such a manner as And 1 must ildok, do all I cau That there waa pleasure there. to obstruct a free passage therein for passen The A.. Photo gers, aud no person shall stand in front of any If ibis belief from Heaven be aent store or shop window, in such a way as to be if such be uature'a holy plan, Uave I not reason to lament Whut wan hu« wade of wan ? Suooe«Borto BOND, Rockland, Mo. Headquarters at Waterville, Me. Branch Studios all over Maine and N. Ii (Continued uo Faga 8.) THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1897
FASHION'S FARCIES GHOSTS TAKE LIBERTY MAINE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION T h e end o f nncertainity regarding The Courier - Gazette. duties on imports gives greater con Turn-over collars cut in square tnrre'- Thousands of people have seen ( ?) ghosts, I a w a to Regulate the Sale of Commercial t w ic e - a - w e e x fidence alike to those who have If The New Woman shaped pieces and made of lace-edged Swiss says the Lewiston Journal, and nearly every Feeding Stuff and Seed*. or the material of tbe dress ere fashionable. town has at some time had its haunted house. opposed and those who have favored The Maine Experiment Station is now Th e demand for white shirt waists is alto This time it is at South Liberty, just over the ALL THE HOME NEWS the change. The great Mreneth in sending out two bulletins o f special impor gteat. Victoria lawn, French nainsook and line from Washington, on a road running tance to dealers in feeding stuffs and in seeda. stocks, particularly in those o f the linen lawn form ihe most serviceable ones, from the Belfast stage road through what is The Legislature of 1896 passed la w i to regu «6? I StT«l, Rockland Granger list, reflects assurance of Will Bring Her Old Man while fine dotted muslin and satin striped known as “ Fish Tow n.” late the safe of these materials and both deal- grenadine make the elaborate ones. Thia house ia no», ^Ike moat haunted heavy crops. The remarkable rise in eis and purchasers need to post themselves ■ YTHE ROCKLAND PUBLISHING CO To our store we will proceed to make a new man of W hite veils.are almost universally worn houses, a mile or more from other houses in on the requirements of the laws. wheat, notwithstanding that assurance, Sleeves fit the aims closely from wrist to a lonely spot surrounded by woods and far NEWSPAPER HISTORY him. There is nothing that so measures a man’s worth Bulletin 36 of the station contain* the full arm's eye, and are generally surmounted by a from the road, but it is near the roadside and The Rockland GafCIte wa, -aubliahcj la iA(6. In is based on buying for export and text of the law entitled, “An Act to Regulate in the eyes of those he meets as the clothes he wears. puff ot epaulet of some kind. The triple row but a very short distance from the home of 1874 the Courier was established, and consolidated with belief that foreign demands will be the Sale of Agricultural Seeds, the methods the Gazette in »88a. The Free Press was established ol lace-edged ruffles over a tight fitting foun ohn Patterson. Many people in passing by Just now we arc offering at reduced prices a line of to be used in the examination of seeds in this in 1855, and in 1891 changed its name to the Tribune. large. To these must be added another dation is a variety which has been much in lave seen the house lighted up on dark The Union Times was established in 189a. The three state in conformity to the requirements of the unusually fine, dressy sack suits fashioned from the vogue all Summer. Ruffles of lace, chiffi n nigh's, but have said but little about it until papers consolidated March t , , 1897. element of confidence scarcely observed law, and other matter pertinent to the sub or plaited silk are worn a! the waist, tailing a week ago. The heavy increase in lately. ject. Subscriptions $2 per year in advance; single copies over tbe hand, thesleeves being extended in a Some time the first of July Charles Curtis ) W h o s e C I o H o i i i Bulletin 37 gives the text of the “ Act to three cents. receipts of gold, whether from one and his brother Clarence of North Washing Advertising rates based upon circulation and very You Wearing? long point. Regulate the Sale and Analysis of Concen Best Scotch Curious and pretty little novelties for this ton hired out to get the hay on this place and reasonable. side of the Alaska border or the other, trated Commercial Feeding Stuff," a concise Communications upon topics of general interest are season, which are certainly appropriate, are the moved into the house, taking with them their swells deposits at the mints and in the outline of the points which need to be ob solicited. tiny green enameled grasshopper brooches. sister and Charlie’s wife and child. The story : Rockland lor circulation served by manufacturers and dealers, and a Entered at the postoffice banks of this country, and if the yield Serpent skin it a new trimming for tailor- told of their experiences there is as follows: — at second-class postal rates. fac-simile of the tag which the law direct* from new regions answers current ex Cheviots made gowns, and it employed for entire re In a short time strange noises were heard the director of the station to furnish to deal vert and tiny bands on the cloth revers. and when they were away from the house a pectations, may have an influence ers or manufacturers. Cheeked taffeta teems to he a favorite fabric few rods at work they have several timeaseen After October 1 all feeding atuffs coming Circulation 6,000 Each Issue akin to that of gold discoveries in a man looking out of the chamber window. in Paris. within this law must be thus tagged. W ith O f all the materials used for yachting co»- They would go to the house immediately to California. The one retarding force, and Worsteds. this exception the provisions of the law are tumes serge takes tbe lead and maintains tbe investigate, but could find no one. In deciding to admit citizens ot the the strike of coal miners, has caused very similar to the fertilizer law which haa popularity year after year. O f course there Several times they have seen the houae , They are elegantly made with been in force for a number o f years. The en United States to full mining privileges closing of a few manufacturing works are different weaves each season, but the ordi lighted in the day time. One day Miss Curtis forcement of this law, like that of the fertili- Canada lias simply followed the long- for want of fuel, but negotiations for nary medium weave and of tbe waterproof was returning from the well and saw an arm fine serge linings, sewed through z t law, is placed upon the director of the quality ia the beat. Even when said to be hanging out of the chamber window anu established example of thin country. settlement are still pushed with hope. Experiment Station. out with silk and designed by the waterproof, however, the serge should be well soon saw the form of a woman, silvery white. In addition to the 8,ooj on the regular —‘‘D u n ’S,” J u ly 24. sponged before it is made up, as nothing is She went in and told Mrs. Curtis, and they finest artists in the business. Our mailing list of the station, these bulletins are Argentina has called upon this coun more annoying than to have a gown defaced started for up stairs. They heard footsteps, being sent to all wholesale and retail dealers prices place them within your by a sadden shower of salt spray. but though they hurried upstairs they found try for 140,000 bushels of seed wheat. in feeding stuffs and in seeda in the state. In Japan's spurt in strengthening her Moat of the sailor gowns are lined, but the reach at $7.85, $8.85, $10, $12,$15. nothing. case any deafer or other person interested Our climate after all seems to be the blouses are large enough lo permit of wearing After they finished haying they moved navy through her orders for war ves (ails to receive copies of these publications by best in the western world for all-round silk shirt if desired. back to Noith Washington, and last Saturday sels in England may have no relation Aug. 10, they will be sent on application to W hite duck costumes are made on precisely night A . L . Grotton, F . S. Collins and several p u rp o se s. the Agricultural Experiment Station, Orono, to the Hawaiian Question,but is is well the same li es as tbe serges, but the band others went and stayed in the house, but Maine. for the United States, as a matter of J. F. Gregory & Son around Ihe skirt and the sailor collar is of neither saw nor heard anything. Recent reports from Mexico show precaution, to put its war-ships in flannel, dark blue or red, with rows of narrow Three or four years ago, perhaps more, that the fall in the value of silver is ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS. white soutache braid. The colored linens are Harrison Hannan, a young man, and his Schooner Emma W . Brown discharged a fighting order and to push with all pos sometimes used instead of the flannels for family lived there. H e was taken suddenly ill creating great businss disturbances Under Farwell Opera House. Rockland fare of 2,500 halibut and 1500 cod at thia sible speed the work on the vessels trimmings, but are not considered so smart. with pneumonia and died in a few days. port Monday. there, and may lead to the adoption of which are in process of construction. Linen duck is also preferred to cotton, for Some of his folks claim that it is his spirit the gold standard. although it ia more expensive, it does not that has come back to communicate something It ought to be well understood by our THE CONGREGATIONAL PICNIC cream and m ilk that the housekeepers, out of shrink so badly; but both cotton and linen in regard to his sudden death or to tell some government that the one argument an exalted though mistaken sense of equity, must be shrunk before the gown is made, and thing he wanted to before dying. They are Knives and Spoons are Going; Foreign exporters will now take a bad ordered from an adjacent farm house and it is best to shrink them in the piece. talking of getting a spiritualistic medium to which appeals impressively to the un An Occasion of Rare Enjoyment, Marred : Rapidly With rest in hurrying forward cargoes to paid for. W hite leather belts are worn with the sailor find out what his message is. derstanding of barbarous or semi-civ lly Only a Single Taux Pae. But M r. Fuller has been figuring it out and head off the new tarifi. It will be the blouses, but a band ol flannel with rows of ilized nations like Japan i9 force. The A perfect picnic day (a rare thing this it appears to stand this w ay: narrow braid at either edge is smarter, and fault of the American people if they summer) favored the Congregational Sunday T B B COXORKOATIONAL BuXDAT SCHOOL PICNIC, F. W . Devoe & Co.; established 1754. C. E. RISINGS’ United States must place itself in a more in keeping with the exceedingly nautical get another such opportunity for many school, Wednesday, and a great company of As acct. with W . O . F uller, .In. appearance deemed necessary. position to use force in the Hawaiian peopte poured over to Oakland by tbe D r . W h ite pique promises once more to be the years. The Harpers are to publish on August 6th affair if needed, and plenty of it. electrics. That favored spot was at its best To X pint real cream...... 16 leading feature of tbe seaside toilette, and in “Jerome, a Poor Man,” by Mary E. Wilkins, Celebrated Domestic Bread. and all the enjoyments of a picnic were To 2 quarts unused milk...... 12 truth there is nothing more practical or more which had a wide reading during its course as gathered troro its mingled charms o f wood To services of Mauoog I’lliglan lugging water 16 Since Bryan’s defeat the Nebraskans To services of self, building Are and offering pleasant to look at. a serial In H arp er’s W eekly, and is said to be and shore. The facilities o f the pavilion have paid off indebtedness to the extent CITY CLERK DAVIES suggestions...... 37 Lace seems to be mote popular than ever, one of Miss W ilkin ’s finest achievements; were utilized for the dinner hour. Tables and on all the smartest gowns a vast quantity “Infancy and Childhood,” by Frances Fisher of $28,000,000. There is nothing the were spread on the broad verandas and at Total »0 70 Ws have Another New One called Some Interesting Tacts Connected W ith o f beautiful laces are being used. Wood, a manual on the intelligent and con Cr . matter with Nebraska except that the 12.30 the picnickers sat down to such a A great variety of helta are being worn just scientious care of little children, written with the Life of Our New Ofltctal. By 7 dinners to family. Including four growing famous repast as the ladies of this Society now with the muslin gowns so much in lavor. a rare mingling of scientific knowledge and Pops hypnotized it into thinking itself Enoch Davies, who was elected city clerk know how so well— and apparently so easily children with appelltoe of their own, nt C. E. RISIN G S’ 26c. each...... SI 76 The white leather holda its own, but a very sympathetic interest, and an abridged edition Monday night, can boast an experience ragged, penniless and crooked. __to furnish. The housekeepers were By 1 head lettuoe found In ico chest...... 10 pretty novelty is a belt formed by tortoises of of Phillips and Fisher’s “ Elements of Geome which probably has few parallels. H e hat By parts of 2 chocolate cakes and 1 yellow Mrs. W. E. Mayo, Mrs. A. D. Bird, turquoiaes joined with oxydized silver links. try," intended more particularly for those been around the world, has worked 44 years ditto turned over to ue by generoue pic. HEALTH BREAD Mrs. W . C. Pooler, Miss Edith Simonton, Very narrow belts of light-colored crocodile schools and instructors who desire a briefer The Trans-Mississippi Congress was in the block making business and for 36 suc nlekere...... 76 J. C. Perry and Harry Shaw, and how By 1 tart left over.....'...... 06 are decorated with studs of colored enamel. course than that offered by the original work. an absolute failure from a business cessive yean was clerk of the common coun admirably their pait of the program was dis By 3 dozen cookies...... 30 In ribbon bells, which are still very much The Harpers have also in press “ Certain Ac Made from old Grist Mill cil. H is life has been one of active labor By I dozen stuffed eggs...... 26 standpoint, and the men who organ posed of may be Inferred from the fact that worn in Paris, the favorite and tbe most effect cepted Heroea," by Henry Cabot Lodge; since he became old enough and while the By several gobs butter. In ell X pound...... 16 entire wheat It is a winner. they had counted on an attendance of 60, By some tee, which we don’t diink hut yet le ive are the check, especially tbe pale green “Three Operettas," with words by the late ized it in the interests of the great Mis position to which be is now chosen is any but the number actually in evidence at table valuable...... 06 and the white check. I I . C. Bunner and music by Oscar W eil; sissippi Valley are disgusted with the thing bnt a sinecure, it gives him a well earned By 1 plate lfary Blood's doughnuts...... 26 We al.-e have Crumb Crust, when all had eaten was nearer 200— and yet Although tbe biscuit colored grass lawns Celebrated Trials," by II. L. Clinton; rest from the hard, manual labor of nearly Bouquet, Cottage, Twist. Vienna fact that the silver men took posses the housekeepers with smiling countenances Total $8 88 have no longer Ihe charm of extreme novelty, “ White Man’s Africa," by Poultney Bigelow; half a caofury. took care of everybody and the hot coffee and many pretty frocks are being made by the Mrs. Keith’s Crime," by Mrs. W. K. Clif and many other late styles at the sion of and monopolized it for their Davies first worked at the block maker’s Thia at a perfectly fair computation leaves tarts and other bivalves proved adequate to Paris dressmakers in grass lawns of other del ford; “My Studio Neighbors," by W. Hamil own political purposes. trade in 1831, in which and the following M r. Fuller in debt to the housekeepers a all. matter of 33-86, which in one of his naturally icate colors, such as pale pink, green or blue. ton Gibson; “An Open-Eyed Conspiracy," by year he was under the employ of Francis Following dinner, which was a long time sensitive disposition is almost too much to be Hand-embroidered batiste is another material W. D. Howells; "Marchesi and Music," by North & South End Bakeries Harrington, father-in-law of George F. Kaler in passing a given point, the guests roamed The sugar trust is not wholly happy. overcome. that is very much favored at the present Madame Marchesi; and “Outlines in Local who now conducts the extensive plant on Sea shore and wood, or sat in the luxury of moment; and beiidea these, crepe de chine is Color," by Brander Matthews. — o f — The Dingley law deprived it of the street. The block mill at that time was in a veranda chairs and marveled at the loveliness being very largely used just now for smart race small building not far from the present m ill. A MISSING FAMILY. special advantages which it had enjoyed of the water view. And here came in (he per dressea and fete gowns generally. Later Mr. Harrington occupied the mill at formance of the Chapman impromptu Maine W hite veils o l fish net with small, frequent F. W. Devoe & Co.; established 1754. C. E R ISIN G . under the Wilson law, and now the the corner of W illow street, the “ m ill" being Festival chorus and comb orchestra, in which The following despatch has appeared in dots of black chenille ate much liked for wear farmers of the United States are pre neither more nor less than what is now Rock were represented such taleuted prime donne several of the state papers this w eek: ing with light-colored Summer hats. After land’s city ball and book and ladder bouse on paring to raise beets for the sugar of and virtuosi as Mm e. Pierre Cennedie, Mme. “Great anxiety is manifested in Ellswoith the sun has thoroughly browned a brunette Spring street This building which cannot Helena Stein, Mme. Lily Mortlandt, Mme. over the whereabouts of the family of Melvin skin they should never be worn, for while a the country and refine it in the factor look forward to a much longer existence, has Louise Callochi, Mile. Litchfeldt, Mme. Ellis, which left there lour weeks ago in a sail blonde complexion is whitened by their influ ies where the sugar is made. been a bone of contention in its day as many jobann Mai and Mile. Ioiogene Porte- boat for Rockland. Nothing has been heard ence, the color of a datk one is intensified. of onr older citizens well remember. The moonaie. The impeisonation of the great from them since. Notwithstanding tbe convenience ot Ihe FULLER & CO block m ill later had its quarters in the brick The Treasury receipts during the director Chapman by Mme. Cennedie, and The Ellises ate not very well supplied with waibable shirt waist, it is an inappropriate building now occupied by J. P. Wise & Son. the solo singing of Mme. Callochi, have rare worldly riches, their most valuable possession garment for middle-aged women except fot first few months of the operations of M r. Davies— coming back to our original ly been excelled on the Rockland, St. George being a schooner rigged sail boat fitted up io athletic use. Ils comfortable construction theme— intended to have gone west in 1849 the Dingley law will probably be light and Port Clyde daily stage. that they could live in it. It this boat Ellis justly makes it a favorite. I f its appearance is when the California gold fever broke out, but because of the enormous quantities of Tb e picnickers lingered till a late hour was jn the habit ol embarking with bis family, too youthful to suit all ages, itacan be success his calculations in the way of transportation tom e auppering on the shore,and all unwilling i anj making trips along tbe coast, stopping fully copied in rich silk for older women. Tbe foreign goods which were brought into were upset and it was not until the latter to bring to a close one of Ihe most delightful | here and there lo do odd jobs of whatever August Clearing Sale. identical model is used as for percale and part of 1853 that he saw the realization of his the country dnriug the months in which events of the summet, with exception, work be coulu get. madras, giving ease and lightness, while a dreams and one day stood as a passenger on the Democrats and Populists held the perhaps, of one episode that seriously marred About four weeks ago he stocked up the craft handsome material adds dignity. This is the season of the year in which to close out the decks of the good steamer Star of the the festivilies and threatened one time to tend and taking his family, which consisted of bis Dingley bill up in the Senate. West bound for the land of promise. A rriv the houtekeepeti home in a special car and wife, N ettie, and five boys, Linwood, Aubury, A distressing accident occurred in Buffalo, seasonable and odd lots of merchandise. Customers will find ing in California he worked for some little tears. I t seems that W . O . Fuller, J r , is Orswell, Herbert and Winfield, ranging in N . Y., July 23. A laborer, John Griffin, era time as a wheelwright, but finally got out to taking a vacation outing at Oakland, accom aae from 2 lo 19, sailed [from Ellsworth for it to their advantage to examine bargains mentioned. Chairman Bynum, of the Democratic ployed ny tbe Buffalo Cold Storage Company, the mines only to find that gold nuggets did panied by hia large and interesting family. sound-money organization known as Rockland, where he expected to secure work was frozen lo death by ammonia. So low not lie around loose in the fields and forests H e bad, on the morning of the picnic, and lo live aboad his boat. As the days and was the temperature that the unfortunate the National Democracy, is receiving and that only about one out ol every thou secured from a neighboring iarmhouae a two- weeks rolled by and no word was received Boys’ DeDt. Offers Bargains in man's body was blistered and he was frozen sand “ struck it rich.” And M r. Davies it of quart package of unskimmed m ilk, also a from them their relatives and friends began to great encouragement from all parts of so badly that he was literally burned the opinion that the men who are making half-pint of real homemade cream, the whole fear that some trouble bad befallen them. 25 odd Summer Suits, 4 to 14 sizes Underwear. the country, and there can be no doubt death. Three other men were injured, but such a wild rush for the K londike gold fields intended to be used in sustaining at a proper Thia feat was in a measure confirmed on Sat $ 1 .6 9 . that the sound-money wing of the will have just hit experience. Mr. Davies point the life and health of hia family afore not seriously. 1 lot Odd Vests, 19c. urday, when some fishermen strived and Boys’ Print and Percale blouse and Democracy is much stronger today had not lived the rough mining life long be said. Being unaware of the near promixity reported seeing a boat answering tbe desetip' Gents’ Ribbed Shirts and Drawers fore he came to suffer some of the discom Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured m 3 pants, 19c. than it was in last Fall’s campaign, o f tbe picnickers, he bad no opportunity of tion of Ellis’s craft floating bottom side up in 19c. forts that usually follow and which need not concealing these articles so necessary for the the bay off Cape Newbury. It ia expected D ays. Boys Caps, 39c. and is likely to gain strength during be described here. H e had got enough of sustenance of human beiugs— and children— that steps will be taken to learn whether the Morton L. Hill, of Lebanon, Ind., says Children’s Long Sleeve Vests 18c, the coming campaign in which it is to mining and so had the man for whom he until the crowd had invaded tbe pavilion, and family is lost or not.” My wife had Inflammatory Rheumatism in Gents’ Negligee Shirts made to sell 2 for 25c. worked at wbeelwrigbting when he first take an active part. in the general shuffle his cream and milk The Ellis family arrived at this port about every muscle and joint, her suffering was ter for 81.50, our price to close out, 69c. struck California. This man and a partner (fresh and up to that moment unskimmed) two weeks ago and with their craft at Bick rible and her body andface were swollen al 14 to 19 sizes. located an expensive plant on the banks of became thereupon diverted to the uses of nell's w haif were the objects of some little most beyond recognition; had been in bed for American wool-growers are likely a promising stream and then waited for the people who had come from Rockland with curiosity upon the patt of those who noted six weeks and had eight physicians but re Miscellaneous. to gain some advantages iu prices rains to come in order to begin operations. appetites that they had evidently long been Ibeit arrival. They had fishing gear aboard ceived no benefit until she tried the M Y S T IC The rains came but instead of the mild peace saving fot that purpose. and were getting a pretty good living from CURE FOR RHEUMATISM. It gave im Ladies’ Skirts To close, Fancy China Silks 22o through the great reduction iu the sup ful rains in which they had calculated there W hen tbe housekeepers learned that two that soutce as they travelled from place to mediate relief and she was able to walk about 1 lot Duck Skirts, 49c. p e r y a rd . ply of Australian wool which must came a downpour worse, if possible, than we ( 2 ) quarts of pure, young milk, also one-half place. in three days. 1 am sure it saved her life." have bad Ibis Spring and Summer, and their 1 lot Duck, White and Colored, 1 case Figured Muslins, 4c. ensue from the shortage of the pastur (Ja) P*°l cteam, that Mt. Fuller actually One of the children also had a white rat in Sold by lA . J. Coakley, Druggist, Rockland plant was almost completely ruined. Th e needed in tbe maintenance of bis family— and Check Skirts, 79c. j 1 bale 40-in Unbleached Cotton 4c age in the great wool-producing area a cage, and was looking for putchaset who partner concluded to hang to the wreck, which is not only young hut growing— had was willing to give 50 cents ot better there however, and alter months of unrewarded toil, Crash and Linen Skirts, 98c. 1 bale Fruit of Loom Bleached of that country. Australian sheep are vanished down throats some of which per for. STATU OF MAINE, reported starving to death iu large one day found a pocket which yielded about haps bad long been unused to such beverages, r p o the Honorable, the Judge of the I’robate Iu All the better grades of Linen Cotton, 6c. $1800. H e did not test fickle fortune further their distress knew no bounds. D on't bolt yout food, it irritates your stom and for the County of Knox. Skirts reduced. numbers, and others are being slaugh but returned to his home completely cured of Reapectfuliy repreuente Nancy A . llobba of St. Ladies’ Black Cotton Hose, 5c per “ What," they cried, wringing their hands— ach. Choose digestible food and chew it, George, in auid county, that John A . llobba;. tered for their skins, so that it is es the gold mining fever. very pretty hands loo, “ wbst shall we do?” Indigestion is a dangerous sickdesr. Proper who luat dwelt iu dt. George, in aalil county, died Only $1.69 for a nice Black Fig p a ir. After abandoning the mining business M r. “ Think no mote of it,” said M r. Fuller, care prevents it. Shaker Digestive Cotdial ou the twenty-alx day of April, A. D-, 18V7, intea ured Skirt. timated that one-half of the usual tale; that he left estate to be udiniulatered, to w it; Shirt W aists reduced in price. Davies secured passage on the bark Jennie with the large aud openhearted manner of cutes it. That is the long and short of indi wool clip of that country will be sacri —personal eatule to the amount of at leual twenty 15 Ladies’ Jackets, price to close Pitts, the master of which was Capl. Israel one with whom 2 quarts of sweet m ilk is a gestion. Now tbe question is: H ave you dollora: that your petitioner ia interested in auld 25 Shawls, $1.89. these Shawls ficed iu Ibis way. As last year’s clip Snow and the mate of which was Capt. Henry daily occuneoce. “ Do not, I beg of you,” got indigestion? Yes, if you have pain or estate as widow of said deceased, that aald deceused $1.00 each. Pearsons. From California the Jennie Pitts discomfort after eating, headache, dizziness, left u widow, whose name ia Nancy A. Uobbs, uud are bargains. amounted to 643,000,000 pounds, the he implored, “ weep over this paltry loss, us bis only bciis*st luw and next of kin, tbe persona 12 Duck and Linen Suits marked sailed for Hong Kong and finally brought up which can easily be repaired by seating nausea or offensive breath, heartburn, lan whose uumua, residences uud relationship to the $1.25 for choice. Ladies’ Hemstitched Handker efleet of this will bej very materially at Cuba where M r. Davies took passage for several of my children at your present family guor, weakness, fever, jaundice, flatulence, deceased are us follows : N ew York in a small brig belonging at Blue- loss of appetite, irritability, constipation, etc NAME. MEalDUKCB. UKLATIONSUIP. chiefs, colored border, 3c. fe lt. table.” hlubel llobba, tit. George, Duugbler. bill, and of which Capt. Pearsons assumed Gradually tbe emotions of tbe housekeepers Yes, you have indigestion. To cure it, take Arthur Hobbs, '• oou. Machine Thread, 200 yds. 2c. charge on tbit voyage. subsided and tbe feslivities went on. M t. Shaker Digestive Cordial. Tbe medicinal Both being minor children. Ladies’ Suits. The forces of nature aud trade, as Arriving io Rockland again M r. Davies Fuller felt proud to have contributed from herbs and plants of which Shaker Digestive Wherefore, your petitioner prays that Chiyrlea li. Spool Silk, Black and Colors, 4c. W iley of fit. George, iu the County of Knox, or to We have too great a variety to well as the intelligence of tbe people found that b it old employer, Francis H arrin g Cordial is composed, help to digest tbe food his slender store of m ilk to tbe cujoyment of uonss other suitable person be appointed udiuluia- quote price on them all. Call and Hooks and Eyes, 5c, regular price ton bad gone into tbe dry goods business aod in your stomach; help to strengthen your trator of tbe estate of uaid decezoed and certifies of the] world, seem to have all com Congregationslist people who perchance 12c. be went to work for A . A . Woodbridge in often have to eat milk tpat bss been ^kim m ed stomach. W hen ycur stomach is strong, care that the statements herein contained are true to the let us show you what we have. You bined against the 16-to-l silver the .block making business. This was in will keep it to. Sbaket Digestive Cordial la best of her knowledge aud belief. car decide for yourself as to style by an exacting skiuiest. Judge, therefore, of Dated this 20th day of July, A . D-, lbwl. 1 lot of Ladies’ Collars 2c each. theorists. The gold production of 1855. Mr. Harrington later bought out Mr. bis mortification next morning to find banging for tale by druggists, price to cents to 31.00 N a n c y a . HOBB8. a n d p ric e . tbe|world has increased enormously; Woodbridge and worked at bis old business at the back pavilion door some brand new per bottle. KNOX MB We are selling a good Print for until bis death in 1869. G . F. K aler was Subscribed and sworn to Ibis twenty thiid day of 1 Special Suit, Navy and Black, prices off grain aud other farm pro July, A . D , 1W7. 8 l-2 c . administrator on this estate and took charge Before mu, WILLIAM B. tiUKKKK, $2.98 to close. Our bargain box is lull of 12 1.2o ducts have advanced despite the asser of tbe block mill, afterwards moving into Juetice of tbe Peace. 1 lot of 25 Misses* and Children's tions that this could not happen until what is a part of tbe present mill on Sea KNOX COUNTY.-In Probate Court, held at goods for 6 l-4c per yard. street. From 1855 M r. Davies worked at this Rocklaud, ou the third Tuesday of July, 1W7. Lilliputian Suits, your choice from free coinage should come; the exports There Are Not Hany On the foregoing petition, ordered. That notlue trade almost without a break up to last Sat be given, by publishing a copy thereof aud of this lot $1.25. Many of the suits have a 10c Dimities going at 5c. of the last year are larger than iu any urday night and for 13 or 14 years was in shoe bouses that can honestly bear order, three weeks successively, prior to tbe third nice little hat to match. Tuesday of August next, iu the Courier-Gazette, Bleach Sheets, 49c. year iu the history of the country, tb partnership, selling out bis interest to tbe W. H. Glover Co. He bad charge of tbe © K out tbe claim of giving “ a perfect fit a newspaper printed in Rockland, that all persons Bicycle Suits at one-half price. Pillow Slips, tic. thus hriugiug large quantities of mouey interested may alteud al a Court of Probate, then to block department and tbe majority of tbe be held iu Uockiaud, aud show cause, if any, why Lace Pillow Shams, 12 l-2c. into] the| United States; farmers are time bis duties were practically those o f xore* and your uaouey’a worth." If you tbe prayer of said petition should not be granted. man. H e bad tbe utmost respect and ad C. K. MKtiKRVBY, Judge. 1 lot Ladies’ Percale and Lawn payiug ofl their debts despite the ab will help us, by wearing a perfect A true copy of tbe petition and order thereon. Children’s Jackets. miration for M r. K aler, whose capacity for Attest:—Ed WXKU K Go u l d , Register 50c, 75c, and $1.25. Genuine j House Dresses, waists and skirts, sence of free silver; sundry nations work even while sick enough to be at home, fitting stocking, we will coine as near mark down values; all sizes. I H-80, reduced from $3 and $3.50. which had tested free silver are going seemed to know no limit. “ Few men,” said to the gold standard, aud uoue of Mr. Davies, “know of tbe great amount of to giviug you a perfect fitting shoe as work that M r. K aler has done?' Commissioners* Notice. those which had tested the gold sittu- Of bis own long connection with tbe busi any shoe concern ou earth. We have The uuderelgued, appointed by the Judge of Pro Our stock of New Fall Carpets is dard are coming hack to free silver; bate for the County of Knox, Commissioner • to re ness M r. Davies is too modest to say much but tbe right goods. Women’s Fine Vici ceive aud examine the claims of creditors ugaluet the], international conference ou the there are few of our readers who are not able the estate of F. O. Keating, late of Appleton, de ready for your kindly inspection. to place about tbe right estimate upon bis ceased, represented insolvent, give notice that six silver question is promised, and prac Kid button and lace Boots , Vat. Tip, mouths are allowed to said creditors to present arid faitblulness and capabilities. prove their claims; uud that they will he in session tically every assertion made by the M r. Davies has found time from bis numer new style Toes at $3.25, *3.00. at Mortlaxtd & Johnson's office, Main street, silver orators of last year is being ous duties to take an interest in Rockland Rocklaud. Me., on Thursday, August IV, 1W7 and fraternities aud is a life member of Aurora $2.50, $2.00, $1.26, $1.00 Thursday, November IS, lbk7, at ten o ’clock in the proven (false. They will have little forenoon, lor that purpose. FULLER «fc OOBB, Lodge, F. & A. M., for which he was at one M A. JOHNSON, left lo talk about when the campaign time secretary. H e also belongs to tbe W E N T W O R T H dt C O ., 3 3 8 M ain St. W .H. MESERVEY, Syndicate Building, Kockiand. 4k Commissioners. opens- I Knights of Honor and Royal Arcanum. THE ROCKLAND COURIER GAZETTE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7 1897
James Tuttle at Ingraham ’s H ill lost a THE MOONLIGHT FESTIVAL EVERYBODY’S COLUMN TALK OF THE TOWN horse Wednesday, the cause of the animal’s A T rium ph I death l>eing lockjaw. Pale and Thin Advert sementa In tbl« oolnrnn not to exceed Knln Took Place of the Moon lint Festival of the Baking Art-v^ five linos Inserted once for 25 cents, four times for ! H , G, H a ll’* house on Broadway has been ! The N. E Telegraph & Telephone Co. ex Was a Success for a’ That. 60 cent*. painted. tended its lines to Gardner Bro*.’ factory at Could Not Help Herself for Throe PANLESS FILLING. the Meadows this week. Moonlight festival was rather a misnomer Our Summer visitors give ihe street* an Months--Impure Blood Causes for the carnival at the baseball ground W ed W an ted . The indications are that this will be a very Hale Method. appearance of liveliness Croat Suffering— How Relief nesday night, for the moonlight failed to Crimp Crust Bread busy month at the beaches and hotels. Every make its advertised appearance and the elec A N T E D —Boye and Girin to sell 5 Ibe. of The beaches are being well patronize J, train and boat is bringing new arrivals. Cam e—Better than Ever Before. Have been using B alk Mamnn rtm I’a im - Ths sales of this kind have been far Ten and get a fall aired Hammock with both by our people and the Summer visitor*. tric lights which were depended upon for a LBWS Fit. LI NO for pawt three years nnd rnn beyond onr expectation. The quality W Pillow. Sell 8 Ibe. of Tea and get the Dalny 4 Edward W otton’s uew house on Pleasant “ I havn b-en in poor herltli owing to substitute were not up to tbe snufl at first. eheerfullv recommend It to those who suffer Improves with the demand. through having teeth filled. wheeled Cart with neat, daaher nnd whip. Thia In The Methodist Missionary circle met street is/iow all ready for the plasterers.When impure blood, week stomach, biliotinnees The difficulty was soon remedied however and a big bargnln. QOOLD’S TEA STORE,68 Free fit., Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. E. Ilodgdon, completed this will be one of tbe pleasantest TRY Portland. 60*67 nnd sick lieadnches, ever since I was a when the band concert began there was light No Injury to Teeth In Any W arren street. and most homelike cottages in the city. child eight yenra old. I have suffered enough for the multitude. Between 300 and T3LAIN SEWING W a NTBD-WIII he well W illiam Gaston of Boston is to have an 400 people passed through the entrance gates . . W ay . . NICKEL BREAD JL done at very reasonable rates. Work called We really have not felt at home this week; everything for the past 15 years. I got so £8000 Summer cottage built at N orth Haven, and pending the commencement of the band j It Is the sweetest little loaf on the for and returned. Addrenn P .O .B o x 658, Rock, there was not opportunity enough to find low that I could not help mj-self for three It works bo satlaflk'itorlly that it mnkes the market. the contract for which goes to the W . I I . concert found plenty to interest them in the ‘ land. fault with the weather. montha, and was pale and thin. My operstlon of teeth filling a thing not to be We are devoting onr efforts to per- Glover Co. of this city. W o tk is to be com handsomely decorated booths. The fruit stand I dreaded In the least. No extra charge. feetlon In . . . ANTED.—Everybody who owns a watch to A Methodist cottage prayer meeting will be pleted by next May. neighbors did not expect me to live adorned in tl e national colors of red, white know that Daniels the jeweler In the Thorn- held this evening at the home of Mrs. A . M . through tho winter. I asked my doctor W dike Hotel block will put In a new main spring for United States Senator W m . P. Frye is posi and blue, was under the charge of Mrs. U M. ■ ENTIRE WHEAT Smith, 5 Union street. ♦1.______41tf tively engaged to give the annual address at if I could take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and he Robbins and Mrs. R. R. Ulmer and the at- | It makes tlie Mcxlern Graham. said th a t I c .Id ta k e na m u ch o f It ns I tractive assortment c f bananas, pears,peaches, P A IN L E S S ANTED.—People to know that I do the very The initiatory degree was conferred by the mass Sunday School Convention at Noble- extracting TRY A I.GAF AND YOU WILL UK beet of Upholstery and Furniture repair. Knox Lodge, I. O .O . F., upon Peter Jacob boro Campground, Wednesday, Aug. I I . No liked. I v -y soon found it helped me watermelons, plums, etc.,was the open sesame PI.EA.MKD. W Ing, old furniture repollnhed and make over matson of Crescent Beach, Munday night. one should miss this. It w ill be a big and very much. I continued Its use until of many a willing purse. Th e flower stand Have been trying for a number of years to tresses N.T. MURRAY,Ben street. erected in the form of a star was prettily got produce a preparation for P aini.kah Kx grand time. I had taken six bottles, nnd nt that time I THACTINO FltRX FUOM COCAINX Slid St iMt T&8tfApr20 Quite a party from this city saw “ N an, the ten up, with decorations of ferns and ever FLINT BROS. One o f the Gay kilns at the N orth End was looked better than I ever did since I can have succeeded. No bnd after effects or sore and the Mascotte,” presented in Camden Opera greens and under the charge of Mrs. Cora mouths same ns with minority of ooealne mix 4// Leading Grocers have Our Goods. House last night by the Camden Comedy Co. set afire this week, likewise the H urley kiln remember. I shall never be without Lot rop assisted by Miss Myrtle Lothrop and tures. 52tf at the South End. It is expected that rather H o o d ’s S arsaparilla ns lo n g ns I can get it. Miss Eva White had liberal patronage. The Charles H . Cables and Miss W inifred M. more benefit will be derived from the former larln order to Introduce this prepara It helped me more than any other medi- lemonade booth decorated in the Epworth Savage, both of thia city, have filed their transaction, however.— The Brown kiln at the tion to tha public will until Sept. 1st, Ex For Sale. intentions of raarrisge with City Clerk Davies. cino that I have ever taken. I adviBe any League colors of red and white was under the tract One Tooth for each patient PRRR North End has been leased by Farrand, Spear direct supervision of M r. and Mrs. H eary C. one who is in poor health to try this OP CHARGE. OR SALE—A story and a-half bonne and lot, E. A. Rhodes, formerly manager of the & Co. great blood purifier, Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Day who dispensed a large amount of the 60 Grace street. For farther particulars ap Postal telegraph office, is in charge of the Shipping Commissioner W . F . Tibbetts1 has cooling beverage during the evening. Fply on the premises 62* Western Union office at W aldoboro tempo been absent from »he city on a bicycle tour I owe my life to this medicine.” E l iz a SOMETHING T h e confectionery booth was a commo OR S A L E -100 cords fitted Hard W ood; 50 rarily. this week, Augusta being his destination. H e A . R u m b il l , B ox 1178, C la ro m o n t, N . I t . dious affair daintily decorated in green and cords fitted Juniper Pine, Split Pine and was favored witth rather better wheeling A ll druggists, g l i six for fit. Get only Hood's. well seasoned, for kindling sold cheap as I need the Eddie LaBarre and Tom Gilmure left Mon white and in it were to be found almost every F. E. FOLLETT. D.D.'S. wharf room. C. K. BICKNELL.______46 day to join tbe Sockalexts Indian Medicine weather than the season has averaged, and kind of home made candy of which the cook managed to get a good deal of enjoyment out OR SALE.—Dwelling house nod lot with stable Co., at Oldtown. The advertising is done books have knowledge. In charge was 'M iss ROCKLAND. FOR nnd outbuildings connected, nearly two acres with a tent show. of the trip. THE PASCAL ASSOCIATION Emma Clark, assisted by Miss M ary Bunker F of land with a never falling w ell of water near the A. K. 8PKAR BLOqC. Over 0. T. Spear s Edward B. McAllister has recently taken There is now open a very favorable opportu and Miss Laura Foster. At the refreshment house, slluntvd In the town of Vlnnl Haven and booth were sandwiches, cake, tea, coflee, within one mile of the pestofflce, nenr the Ennt the agency for the Mutual Life Insurance Co. nity for Rockland singers who need lessons in The sixth annual reunion of the Pascal As Boston quarry, so called. Will bo sold nt a bar of New York. The late Erasmus II. Cochran voice productions and advanced singing. sociation, YV. S. R . C., waa held at Grand and a number of other eatables and drinka gain, the reason for soiling la owing to sickness. was the former agent in Kockiand. Prof. G. W . Tibbetts, who is staying here for Army H a ll in this city, Wednesday, about 75 blcs capable of affording quite a substantial For terms enquire of tbe owner on the premises, lunch. The booth was decorated in red CHARLES E. FORBES, or D . II. O LIDDK N, the Summer, will receive three or four pupils being present. The members began to gather NOTHING William Staples has entered the barber for English or Italian singing. Among the and blue, and those in charge were Mrs. T’HE NEW MAINE REGISTER Vlnal Haven, Maine. 39 shop of Fred French as assistant. H e takes at 10 o’clock and spent the time from that professional singers who have studied with George Glidden, Miss Fannie Mitchell and E W HOUSE FOR SALK at n bargain. N ot a the place of Edgar Brown who has taken the time until noon in preparing dinner and in Mr. Tibbetts are Philip Newberry, Miss Addie Lothrop. The ice cream booth N cheap made house but one thoroughly well shop recently vacated by Charles W . Lee. the pleasing social manner common to the Now being delivered in the city by J. M . built. Neither labor nor expense has been spared Madam Spada, Jessie Palmer, Miss H ill, Relief Corpa ladies. Th e dinner was served propably did the most thriving business and Donham, is larger than any previous edition, to make it convenient, allraot re and home-like W. G. Labe, Arthur Titus,Wyman Cushman Perry Averill, and many other artists who in the banquet hall and partook of the na the tables arranged in the form of a maltese is of the greatest value not only to the busi This is what you can within and without. It has 8 rooms, spacious and Orville Woods leave today for Northport hallways, bath room and several closets. It is have come before tbe public through his ture of a picnic, with the addition of hot cross and prettily decorated with streamers, ness and professional men but to every citizen where they w ill spend tbe remainder o f the pleasantly located In a good neighborhood at 18 hands. baked beans and fruit provided by Edwin were never allowed to get lonesome. The of Maine. not get from everybody Birch St., 80 rods froaa electrics, 275 rods from Summer season. M r. Woods takes along his James N . Donham of Portland visited the Libby R elief Corps. After dinner the busi booth itself was decorated in red, white Beside the vast amount of statistical mat P. O. Address J N.FARNHAM. 32 Cedar Street. two buckboard*. T33tf C.-G. office Thursday, leaving a copy of the ness meeting was called to order by the presi and black and was under the charge of ter, answering almost every possible question and it may seem strange A special meeting of the city government Maine Register for 1897-8. N o office is com dent, Mrs. Sarah L . Pascal o f Rockport, and Mrs. George Lurvey,Mrs. Mary Jenkyns, Mrs. relating to our general and state governments; WO atory dwelling with ell and shed. stable IdaSimmons and a competent force of waiters. and small carriage house. House has 13 w ill be held next Monday night at 7:30. plete without this valuable book. The book the report of tbe treasurer, Mrs. Kittredge of it is also a complete business directory of our to you how we can do it. T rooms besides pantries, halls and shed; eight orThe object of the meeting is to vote on the was prepared pursuant to orders from the Vinalhaven, was read. The report showed a The boy’s quartet, comprising Thomas 20 cities, 423 towns and nearly 100 planta nine closets. Arranged for two families. Watar acceptance of the M ary C. Titcom b bequest Legislature and is the state year book and balance on the right side o f about £10. The Hayden, George K. Robinson, Will Thomas tions. It aids greatly in making known to We will tell you how below and above, also on the outside of the houae and Charles IL Robinson sang at the respec and In the stable. Newly painted last fall. Elec- of £1000, and tbe city fathers w ill be detained legislative manuel. Standard time has been following officers were elected for the ensuing the general public the large resources and tive booths and their renderings were a pleas trio cars pass the door. Also a large lot on Waldo only a short time. adopted for calendar pages. It also contains year: many attractions of our state. Few have any we do it. You buy Avenue, overlooking the harbor. Also a small Edwin Libby Post wishes it distinctly un a correct map of the state. This work is *0 President— Mrs. Pascal of Rockport. ing surprise to many who had only heard adequate conception of the great labor and field of acres near the John Jones farm on from this youthful organization by reputation. Jameson's point. Inquire of C. C. CROSS, of derstood that they as a Post w ill show no well and favorably known that no further Vice President— Mrs. Grace Austin of expense involved in collecting the material The quartet does astonishingly well and at Cochran, Baker It Cross, 406 Main St, Rockland. favoritism in their piaoo and bicycle contests. words of praise are necessary from us. Rockland. for and publishing such a work,or the patience 60 They would like more contestants to come in. Secretary— Mrs. Georgie Small of Camden. every booth was encored. The concert by and care necessary to make it a reliable com Morris Dennison of South Thomaston was the Ingraham’s H ill Band was of course tbe "IjIOR SA LE—10 h. n. Boiler and Engine and A ll shall be used fairly. Ask the merchants before Judge Hicks yesterday upon the com Treasurer— Mrs. W . W . Kittredge of Vinal pilation. Everyl>ody should possess it. Pub J j Knuckle Joint Cider Press all complete. Can principal attraction o f the evening and every for your votes when you trade with them. See plaint of Fred M . Smith who charged him haven. lished by Grenville M. Donham, Portland, be seen running, d. T. JACKSON, East Jefferson, number on its generous program was duly $ 5 WORTH s GOODS Maine. 202-6* advertisements on another page. with tearing down and destroying one of the Directors— Mrs. Bradford of Union, Mrs. Maine. Price postpaid £2. appreciated. Before thi* concert the band LiECO ND Hand Horses for Sale. Address or Dr. Sullivan of Portland, the well known Crescent Beach sign boards at the Head of F. S. W alls of Vinalhaven, Mrs. S. L . M iller of Waldoboro, Mrt. Clark of Warren, Mrs. went to Thomaston and Maverick square, O call on W. W. LIGHT, So. Liberty, Me. 196- eye and ear specialist w ill be in Rockland, at the Bay, tbe particulars o f which appeared in playing all along the line. A G r e a t N u rp rlse Is la Htore William Gay of Thomaston, Mrs. F. D. Lamb At our store and by NGINS AND BOILER.— ▲ twenty horse the Thorndike Hotel, Tuesday and Wednes this paper at the time. Dennison was found The rain began to fall about 9 o’clock and of Rockland and Mrs. E. Taylor of Appleton. for those ^rho will go today and get a paokago of power Engine and Boiler In good order. II. day, Aug. 10 and 11. This w ill be an ex guilty and fined £12 and costs, amounting to cut the festivities rather short, but all who at GBA1N-O. It takes the place of coffee at about 1. MILLS, Lincolnville, Me. 81 Remarks of an interesting and anecdotal your pay ing 93.96 extra cellent opportunity for all tboae requiring the £20.78. County Attorney Prescott appeared tended went away well satisfied that a pleas the cost. Il la a food drink, full of hsalth, and oan services of a first-class eye and ear specialist for the plaintiff and L . R. Campbell for the character were made by Col. L. D. Carver be given to the children aa well as the adult with T o L e t. and Gen. J. P. Cilley of this city, S. L . Miller ant evening had been spent. The Epworth great benefit. It Is mads of pure grains and looks you got a Gold Watch to avail themselves of tbe occasion o f his respondent. The witnesses were Fred League and Ladies’ A id Society of the M etho and tastes like the finest grades of Mocha or Java visit. W itbam and Charles Crouch. of Waldoboro, Joseph Mears of Thomaston, coffee. It satisfies everyone. A cap of Gratn-0 Is Mrs. Pascal of Rockport and Mrs. Small of dist church worked hard to make the affair a or a set of silver dishes O LET—Tenement on Stanley Lane. North Tax Collector Simonton’* bond of £40,000 Senator W m . P. Frye, and Gov. Powers butler for the system than a tonic, because Its benefit Main St , Rockland. Rent reasonable. Ad- Camden. These were varied by the follow success and to the general committee, com Is permanent. What coffee breaks down Ursln-O was approved by Mayor Butler and tbe board are to be among the speakers at the Mass prising D. A. Packard, L . S. Robinson, Mrs. Tdieas, P O. BOX, 154, Warren, Me. 60 ing well rendered musical numbers: Piano builds up. Ask your grocer for Gralu-O. 16c. and 26o. Isn’t this something for of aldermen Wednesday and was filed with Convention of the Sunday Schools of Knox, duet, Miss Mabel Lam b and Miss Maud Cora Lothrop, Mrs. F. E. White and Mrs. City Treasurer Jones. Collector Simonton Lincoln and Sagadahoc Counties to be held George Lurvey, as well as the sub committees, Lost and Found Marsh; solo, Miss Vivian Billings; piano about nothing? Wo enters upon hia third year in that capacity and on the Nohleboro Camp Ground, Wednesday, is much credit due. The Euruent Circulation. solo, Mrs. F. E. Payson. unless every appearance is at fault is giving Aug. 11. It is not surprising that this meet A vote of thanks was extended to Edwin Printer’s Ink, in a review of the American are making a big dis J W . T ., ’8«, la "on the In.Ido. W ill Under p lou e general satisfaction. Capt. Simonton is a ing, affording as it does a delightful excursion, T Libby Relief Corps for its cordial greeting. Newspaper Directory, says: earn nl TIIB COUKIKIIGAZKTTE OFFIO popular official. picnic dinner, and musical and literary en F . W . Devoe & Co.; established 1754. Acting upon the invitation of Mrs. Pascal it “The Rockland, Me., Courier-Gazette, semi play of . . . tertainment of a high order, calls out thous weekly, is credited with the largest circula OUND—A Bunch of Keys on Holmen street The fast steamer Merryconeag, w ill leave was voted to hold the next reunion at Ballard The owner can have tho sumo by paying for Bangor next Sunday morning at 8.30 a. m., for ands of people. It has come to be the tion accorded to any paper in Rockland or in Park, the first Wednesday in August, 1898. Miss Quickstep— H o w nicely your bicycle F this advertisement. Enquire at THIS OFFICE. 4a j sail down the river as far as Camden,touch largest Sunday school meeting held in New Knox County.” suit fits you, Cousin Oliver. You look as if ing at Winterport, Bucksport and Northport. England. you had been melted and run into it. flisvellaneous' Music will be furnished by the Bangor M ili A delightful excursion will be afforded our A KITE PHENOMENON Young Peduncle (mopping bis heated tary band, which w ill give delightful concerts people Sunday when they w ill he given an JQOK.3XT b ro w )— You’re very kind, Cousin Amanda; Hock—New York City, July 27, to Mr. and Mrs* all along the route. Refreshments w ill be opportunity of visiting Verona Park, one of SUflflER GOODS HIROPODY AND MANICURING.—Mrs. II. E. Ktchbiel of the New York Tribune, but I feel ns if I were melting and running Charles W . Ilock, a daughter—Birdie Anna. Ellzubeth Underwood, 16 Sohool St., Rock served and the best order w ill be preserved. the pleasantest resorts in this section. The 1’AHKEit—North Haven, July 24, to Rev.and Mrs. who i« Summering at Cooper’, Beach, lend, out of i t !’’ land,C Thursdays, Fridays aud Saturdays. Toilet steamer Gov. Bodwell w ill leave Tillson C. A. Parker, of Quiuey, Musm., a aou. Preparations. 48*65 One of this week’s visitors was Prof. W . S. tbe following interesting communication to wharf at 7.30 o'clock and Camden at 8 30 D avis—Doer Isle, July 18, to Mr. and Mis. Wight, who taught singing school here dur tbe editor of this paper: Joseph It. Davis, a son. Boots, Shoes and Slip NION, Past and Present. An Illustrated hia ing the Winter of 1892. Mr. Wight has o’clock for Temple Heights, N orthport, V e l'AHKlluitaT—Ballard Vale, M ass, to Mr. and tory of the town of Union, Maine, from earl» Cooran’u B rack— Tuesday. been in Aroostook County for the past five rona Park and Bucksport. The annual Mrs. (neo Ilodgdon, of Itockl^id)) F. B. Parkhurst, U times to date. By mall, post paid, 26 cents. Ad About 3.20 thi, afternoon a kite which we Maine Wesleyan Seminary u daughter. pers of very latest de years teaching and giving concerts with great campmeeting of the Penobscot Spiritual Tem dress, G. W. FISH, Union, Maine. were flying from here—-wind a little south of success. H e intends opening schools in ple association is now being held at Verona AND /LTIIT.IID Park. This resort is situated upon an island west, blowing fairly —broke loose at the reel. sign. Gout’s Furnish IANOFORTE INSTRUCTION.—MISS MA- Rockland and vicinity during the coming Hock—D avim— North Waldoboro, J u l/7, Adel BEL II. HOLBROOK, 22 Camden Street, There was a ball and three-quarters of English Fall and W inter. M L W ight is a graduate on the banks of the Penobscot, one m ile from FEHALE COLLEGE, bert Ilock and Lizzie M.Davis, both of Waldoboro. P will rbeetva pupils In planoforto Instruction, twine attached and tbe kite was about four leet ing Goods. Some of the Holt Normal Institute of Vocal Har Bucksport. A more delightful trip could not either ut her home or will go to them. Especial high and six-cornered. Now the atory. It fell as Kent’s Hill, - - Maine. attention given beginners. mony, Boston, and his methods o f teaching be wished for than this. It w ill cost you but DIED usual for perhaps half a minute, then steadied thing extra good. . . are up to date. 50 cents for round trip. IlKV. A . F. CIIAHK, Ph. II., PrMld.nt. Hukldon—South Thotnastou, July 30, John HARPEN your Lawn Mower? I will send and and moved rapidly with the wind up the coast. Sheldon, a native of Rockland, aged H5 years, 11 Tbe insurance on the property of Mrs. get it, sharpen it well aud send It home. L . B. H ill, the assistant adjutant general of W e watched it with glasses for 20 minutes tuoniha, 10 days. SJAM ES WIGHT, Park St. Plaoe.38 David F. Smith, 111 N orth M ain street, Fall Term Opens Aug. 31 o st the department of Maine, G. A. R-, reports and it was moving as steadily a, ever and P —Owl's Head, South Thotnastou, July 20, damaged by fire on Wednesday night o f last Enoch Post; a native of Camden, aged 33 years, 1 that already five Pullman cars have been en keeping it, altitude, apparently, when it faded Eleven IJtorary, Scientific, Art and week, bss been paid by the agents. Bird & month. gaged for those who propose to attend the en out of the glass. W e imagine that it wss the Musical Courses. Commercial Col Ca m p u b ix —Maitland, Nova Beotia, July 27. Mrs. A Little Money goes a Long Ways Barney, as follows: £640 on the house; £270 campment in Buffalo, N. Y. Each car will twine draggiq^i in the water that held it and lege. Military Tactics. James Campbell, mother of Mrs. John jWIIHsm accommodate about 30 persons. The party on furniture; £400 on the barn; £500 on Creamer, of Waldoboro, aged 87 years. FOR SALE! are curious, as being something new in kite Pubsbky—Deer Isle, June H, Asa 8 . Praaaey, at our stole. contents of the ham ; a total o f £1,810. The will leave Portland Saturday morning, August flying experiences, to know where it tame aged 71 years, 6 months, 10 days. loss on barn and contents was total, but that BUND FOR CATALOGUE. 21 at 8.15, and arrive in Buffalo Sunday after down. Perhaps some correspondent or your UoDNCX—South Warren. Iuez A., wife of George on houae and furniture partial. The loss on E. Councu, aged 24 years, 8 months, 10 days. noon. The round trip trom Portland is only exchange, may hear of it. I f you do w ill you MM Stock, Fixtures and the Cobb Lime Co.’a property, burned Tues ilA u a riirr—Mansfield, Muss., Mary, wife of £13.15 and one can make the excursion, all kindly let u, know. Charles Haggerty, a native of Rookport, daughter day morning, has been adjusted by S. T . expenses included, for £30. W ith fraternal greetings, I S O * 1 8 0 7 of the late Capt. Chene and llelon Amsbury Pack Good-Will . . . Parsons, A . M . Wood, and M r. Connor, of ard, aged about 86 years. Our theatre goers w ill have the pleasure of H . E. K r k iiu ik l . Boston, special agents of tbe companies rep o r THI LONQ KSTABLlBBBD witnessing an old time favorite, Miss Lizzie resented by Bird & Barney, on that policy. P. S.— Ona hour later— A tandem team Evans, in the up-to-date production “Coon HEBRON ACADEMY Grooery Busineaa, at the Brook, The lost ia total and Bird & Barney w ill pay of sites (M r. H arry Farw ell’s six-cornered,, FALL TKltM OPKNN NOTICE. Hollow,’* at Farwell Opera house, Monday Notloe la hereby given that Lewie Frederic Bier- over £3000 on tbe contents o f the sheds and paper, four feet high, and James W ight’s, Main Street, evening, August 23. The company will open Tuesday, Sept. 14, 1897. rett will apply for admission to praotlce law lu tbe £2000 on tbe kilns and sheds. T h e loss sus four-cornered, cotton cloth, six feet high) Courts of the State of Maine, at the September F. A. PETERSON, Must be sold In thirty days without regard to ooa the season in this city and will get in a week Send for Catalogue to tained by tbe Limerock Railroad Co. was followed tbe first. M r. W ig h t', kite fell in the Term, 1807, of the Supreme Judicial Court for Knox or value. Store to let. 43 of rehearsals. “ Coon H ollow ” has filled the W . K. MA KG KN T, Prlu., adjusted at £2500, the insurance for which harbor and must have been towed by the County. principal theatres of the country for weeks at M-MS H eb ro u , M e. 61 RALPH R ULMER, Clerk. 364 Main St.. Rockland was also canted by Bird & Barney. Farwell kite which moved off rapidly in the J. EDWIN FROHOC. a time and is one of the most popular plays the same direction aa tbe first and disappeared I Successor to Q. A. SAFFORD. ever produced on the American stage. W atch behind some low hung cloud, in about ten and wait for further announcements. WITH THE CHURCHES minutes. I I . E. K . There were lots of strangers in town Tues day and about 150 of them came down from C h a n ce of At tbe Congregational church tomorrow Tbe lobster hatching season at the Ten Bangor on tbe steamer Sedgwick. It was an morning the Key. W m. E. M o o n o f Colum- Pound Island Fish Hatchery i, over, and excursion to Camden from which place the bui, Ohio, w ill preach. There ia no evening about 47,000,000 fry have been batched and A L ifetim e! visitors took the electrics for Thomaston service. liberated along the coast. The Grampus bss many of them stopping off in this city. Ban Tbe preaching ot Rev. D r. Butler at tbe been taken to Woods' H o le and hauled up. On account of change of gor and Rockland probably exchange more Firat Baptist church during the preaent month business : : : excursions than any two places in M aine, the ia likely lo delight tbe audiencca with a nota It ia always gratifying to receive testimoni fine sail up and down the Penobscot river be ble aeriea of aermona, if that of laat Sunday, als for Cbsmberlain's Colic, Cholera, and I WISH TO SELL MY ing one reason and the hospitality which is Higher Temperature the first, ia to he accepted at an in d i^ to r of Diarrhoea Remedy, and when tbe endorse always shown in both cities is another reason. wbat ia to follow. It waa a discourse marked ment is from a physician it is especially so. F . W . K . Reed, was in Surry on Sunday by simplicity of manner but of rare insight, “ There is no more satisfactory or effective say* the Bangor Commercial, where he made Two Night Lunch practicablcness and a literary flavor that was remedy than Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera arrangement* for the steamer Catherine, Capt. and Diarrhoea Remedy,” write* Dr. R. E. O. A. Crockett, of Rockland, to take an ex unique. Tbe large congregation heard it Wagons. with high appreciation. D r. Butler referred Robey, physician anu pharmacist, ol Olney, cursion from Bangor to Northport next Sun at tbe opening of hia sermon to the feeling of M o.; and a , he has used tbe Remedy :n his Those carts have done an excellent day. The steamer is licensed to carry 425 and Lower Prices pleasure it gave him to appear in tbe houae own family and sold it in hia drug store for aud payiug business ever siuce 1 estab people, but tbe number of passengers w ill be in which bis father waa one time the preacher six years, be should certainly know. For lished them about two years ago. My limited to 375 in order to make it comfortable and to which bis own recollection* aa a child sale by H . L . R o bbins, Union, D. B. Conn & for all. The steamer w ill leave Bangor at books show tbe amount of uusinpps often turned. A t the close o f the service Son, Searsraont and W arren Pharmacy. 8.30 a. m., arriving at Northport at noon. doue and are open lo auy oue desinsg D r. Butler officiated at tbe ordinance of tbe On the return Bangor w ill he reached not later to purchase aud I iuvite the most thor Lord's Supper, after which many gathered than 8 o’clock. The Old Town band will ough investigation. about to shake him by tbe hand, many who accompany tbe excursionists. Tbe excursion R A YM O N D & bad tat under tbe miniatry of bis father and for seasonable clothing that may be worn upon any w ill be under tbe management of M r. Reed W H IT C O M B ’S ,,, W. B. HILL. remembered tbe child Nathaniel. and W . L . Mountainc who so successfully TOURS. managed the excursion on tbe steamer M erry occasion during the summer months. A special line of high class Worsted coneag two weeks ago, and there is no doubt SPECIAL SUNDAY TRIP ALLTHA V KLING KXFKNH1SM INCLUDED but what the capacity of tbe steamer will be A parly will leave lioatou August 31 for a filled. On the excursion to Camden many - TO THE - Grand Tour of Sixty seven Days lo Suits just put on sale are bound to strike the fancy of the critical man and people were unable to go on account o f the accommodations, and the trip next Sunday w ill afford them an opportunity. Camp Groupds THE YELLOWSTONE the price will appeal to the thrifty. F. W. Devoe & Co.; established 1754. •ANP Bucksport AND CALIFORNIA. Tbe trip will Include a week in ibe National Fork, Sunday Excursions and ample stops at Healtle, Victoria, Tacoma and Port SUNDAY,AUC.8, land, ibe picturesque Shasta Route, and vxleuded visits lo 8an Francisco, Banta Bar bara, ix>s Ange . . Matinicus. . . Str. Gov. Bodwell ies, ban Diego, etc , i vluruing via California. Will leave Ruck Uud, Tillson's wharf, al 7.30 s. M-, Nuiumer uud Autuiuu Trius of Five to aud Camden ai 8.16 a. M , for Tem ple Heights, Twenty-Due Days to tbe Principal Resorts of New Noribporl. Veroua Park aud Bucksport. Returning BURPEE & LAMB, Str.W.C. BUTMAN Bug land, New York and Canada, in August aud will luavu Bucksport al 8.80 p. m ., for Veroua Park, beptcuber. Will make regular trips lo Matinicus aud Criehaven Northport, Temple Heights, Camden aud Rock- Tour to tbe Yellowstone Park Auaust 31, each Tuesday uud Friday, leaving Rocklaud al 7.30 laud. Annual W inter Trips to Caliiorula, ones a Is the BEST HEATER in the World.! a. M-, arriving Muikulcu* at lu.30, leasing 10 return month or ofleuvr. beginning iu November. al 2.30 F. x„ arriving al Rocklaud at 6.30. Fare for round trip, from Afuet that bus been dewouslx a ted by every pereou ludepeudeut Railroad aud bteauxsAUp whu has uaed one. Our apace will out allow qa Lo any landing, 50 cents. Tickets to all points. describe it. We have oue iu our store. Ootue lu . . smuAis . . N e w England Clothing House. and aee it. 8521/ The annual Gawp Meeting of the Penobscot bend for descriptive book, mentioning whether The steamer makes regular excursion* lo Bunny- Spiritual Temple Association will beheld at Veroua Yellowstone or btuniner tour As desired 61 62 aide aud Creaceul Beach, leaving Rocklaud al 11 A. Park, August 1 ih lo 23d. Adwiaslou to the Park on RAYMOND A W U ItliniU , Jonathan Crockett, M. aud 8 p. M-—Leaving Creaceul Beach to lelurn al Sundays, 10c- 1.30 and 6.30 r. m . Veroua Park Is situated upon an Island on the 296 Wuhiogloo St / opposite Sohool St, ) Boston i MAIN ST., ROCKLAND. 46U CAPT. W. G. BUTMAN. banks 0/ the Penobscot, one mile from Bucksport. T H K R lO M M ’ ' H’kIBK-GAZETTE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 7. 1897.
OALL AND H VK YOUR bin called the best man aronnd these OHIO DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM tion. The gold money ol the world has more than doubled since 1873, the silver money of Maine Central R. R. SKETCHES BY M. QUAD parts, but lately I ’m kinder doubtln It the world has nearly or quite trebled in that Watches, Clocks and Jewelry — kinder tbiukin it's all a mistake, Its Most Important Assertions and Argu Health is Wealth! In Effect June 20. 1897. CLRANEU AND REPAIRED. ment* Considered And Answered. time and the paper money has also in JParlor
Do not cook when you can fill THEOSOPHY-DEMOHSTRATION OF LAW awaiting developments before purchasing fun for a trip to Alaska. your Picnic Basket at the V. A curious phenomenon was recently oh* served near Brewer Jiy some haymakers. A On turning our attention to the law of ac tion and reaction we shall observe it* workings whirlwind was seen to whip up the biggest haycock in an adjoining field a i cleanly as a in our own immediate sphere, and feel Knox Farmers’ power hay lif er would do and to carry it into convinced not only of its perfect justice but of the air a distance estimated by the men to be its beneficence and its reformatory tendency. 300 feet. The hay was in the air about three As applied to mere mechanics it gives us Exchange Market something to rely Jupon. W e know that minuter, and when it was dropped by the whirlwind it was scattered all over the lot. when a mechanical force is sent forth, it will, if no counteracting force intervenes, return The Alaska gold scheme has so permeated W . C. SA W TE LL E, with equal power in the opposite direction, the minds of some of the Waldoboro youths and therefore we can in employing that force that they are asking for a postponement of 81 Limerock St., ■ Rockland A permnnent. original copyrighted feature. Pleeae eend any suggestion*or calculate upon certain infallible results. Now, their marriages so as to go and get rich. * recipes to our special editor, addressed Good Cookery, I Water street, Boaton. this law works just as unerringly in regard to A Methodist pastor in Lincoln county who Telephone Call so-4 any mental force that we tend forth, in our has been installed but two months is already (Copy rig kt> every thought, for thought is a force of high reported as having made 130 calls besides potency. It is a cause that will produce its doing his regular Sunday work. If he keeps own effect, and in proportion to its intensity on at this rate, in three years he will make at Kennedy’s Fancy Crackers. THKNEW YOKE CHAMPION IIAV ItAKK, the Iraderof the wordlh wood or steel and the Dear Samnntha—1 received your letter A TROFER FOL ' - 1'ANDARD. will its effects be powerful upon ourselves as least 2,210 calls, unless there's tiuth in the Dicrina All theei !(««••. asking me how to make good bread and As we are. largely, what we eat. It Is well as upon any object to which it may be adage that a new broom sweeps clean. THE CH A M I’lON AM . MT EE I. TKDUKK. We have ihl* tedder In wood . r so e . The heavy, Society Cheese, 15 cte. lb. I send you some general directions evident that a true standard of food'is directed. The blueberry villages in Washington cumbersome geu» on drive wh<« is have been dispensed with, nnd the center chain sear using si el chain S altlnes, 15 •• “ which I have made use of successfully. far more Important than any other Also our feelings, our emotions, which are I performs the work wlm much frb-i on nn
Chadwick at Stone’s Point, Cushing. The above named company are very steady going Courier-Gazette Bicycle Contest Courier-Gazette Bicycle Contest young people who take chaperones as a mere THOMASTON OUR BARGAIN SALE o AiviXDTnixr L ast. . . matter of form. They are to spend ten days at the Point, and it ia reported that they have 5 lines of a II Wool Suiting, sold for $10, $11. R rq titir...... Vott/br Re qi tier...... Vote fo r contracted with two Rockland bakers to have their delivery carts make daily visits. $12, your chojce. $ 8 . 0 0 .Ytimf ...... f i n * ...... In thin Content a nice bicycle manufactured Chance! In thia content a nice bicycle manufactured All our $13, $14, $15 Suits, in neat mixture, C | 9 OO by the Monarch Cycle Oo. trill be given to the MORSE S CORNER by the Monarch Cycle Co. will be given to the boy or girl In Tbomanton receiving the largeat ail wool—your choice -P * Xr-VFVJ boy or girl In Camden receiving the Urgent number of votes. Miss Helen W iley has returned from Rock number of votes land where she was the guest of her cousin 200 pairs all wool Pantaloons, regular price $2, f A Q RULES OF THE CONTEST Lizzie Colburn. $2 25, $2.50—your choice, * • W DON’T MISS IT. RI LES OF THE CONTEST j Each yearly aubficrintton for The Courier- W. O. Mathewa, J. F. Wiley, F. II. Martin Each yearly aubacrintlon for The Courier- 100 Odd Boys’ Suits, regulor price, $3, $3 50, Gazette, accompanied by 82, will entitle ar.ptte, accompanied by 52, w ill e n title the have finished haying. the Rubscriber to cant 100 votes for his After Angnal 20 my Norin Washington Photograph Gallery will be abecriber to cast 100 votes for his favorite A party o f three ladies were at Barnestown $ 2 . 5 0 favorite boy or girl iu Camden. $ 4 —your ch o ice, W ith «ix months subscription is given 50 closed for good. Until that time I shall make pictnres at reduced rates. joy or girl in Thomaston. blueberrying Monday and report the berries votes. Thia applies to paying up subscrip W ith six months subscription is given 50 scarce. No trouble to show’ goods. Your money back for asking votes. This applies to paying np subscrip tion arrearages as well as new subscriptions. tion arrearages as w ell as new subscrip Eckart and Ray Colburn of Rockland are N o subscription received for less than six tions. N o subscription received for less visiting at F . E. W iley’s. m onths. Cabinet Photos. $1.50 per doz. Coupons w ill lie printed in each issue of than six months. We often hear people remark that “these Coupons w ill be p rin ted in each issue of The Courier-Gazette until and including glasses do’ not fit my eyes.” There is a man | Your Last Chance. Open the last three days of each week. The Courier-Gazette until and including Tuesday, A ug. 17, 1897. T h e contest w ill Tuesday, A u g . 17. 1897. Th e contest w ill not far from here whose glasses don’t nt his close at 7 o’clock Wednesday evening, Aug. close at 7 o’clock Wednesday evening, Aug. nose, for he went into a neighbor’s house and 18, 1897. Newsdealers w ill please m ake a 18, 1897. Newsdealers w ill please m ake a thought he would read the contents of the note of the fact that this office will not F. W. CUNNINGHAM, SO. LIBERTY note ol the fact that this office will not ac late paper. A fter he got deeply interested in accept any returned papers with the coupon cept any returned papers with the coupon a story he had occasion to go to the stove, cu t out. • Any boy or girl in Camden can enter con Miss C an ie Speais, New Y ork; E. M . Jones, B, as commander of the guard; Lieut. L. C. out out. when by some accident his glasses fell into Any boy or girl in Thomaston can enter test. The standing of the contestants will be Mrs. W . I I . James, Maiden, Ma« .; J- M . Holston, Co. M , as supernumerary officer o f the fire and when he had rescued them they contest. The standing of the contestants publislted iu each issue. Crewitt, Lincoln, N eb .; Miss J. D . K eith, the guard. were so completely covered with pitch as to The wheel Is manufactured by the will be published in each issue. WARREN ROCKPORT Chicago; James M Edgar Jr., Sarah Jackson, Sunday.—Capt. D. W. Lovejoy, Co. F, as 1 be past use. Monarch Cycle Co. and to the fortunate boy The wheel is manfactured by the Monarch Mrs. E. J. Southard and daughter have M. Ida Merrit, New York: D-x’er W. Lewis, officer of the day; Lieut. S. L . Foley, Co. L , Cycle Co. and to the fortunate boy or girl, T h e Rev. E. R . Stearns expects to return or g irl, who succeeds in w inning it, means gone to Bar Harbor where Mr. Southard is as commander of the guard; Lieut. C. E. who, succeeds in w inning it, means lots of from his vacation next week and will occupy lots of health and pleasure. Bostor; Edison Lewis, Soutbboro, Mass.; employed health and pleasure. CUSHING his pulpit for the first time Aug. 15. ------Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Dole of Address all letters and communications to Mrs. H. W. Houghton, Boston; Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery, Co. G , as supernumerary officer of Address all letters and communications to Orrington, M e ., are guests ol M r. and Mrs. VOTING EDITOR, The Courier-Gazette W . Frye Hart, B >ston; Mr. nod Mrs. Charles the guard. Ple a s a n t Po in t — Joseph Kelloch and W est W a r r e n .— There was a pleasant VOTING EDITOR, The Courier-Gazette, meeting o f relatives and friends at the home J. I I . E clls------D r. W . H . W . Rees, who bas The Contestants E. Newton, Miss E. H . N e *h .n , C E. New- Monday.—Capt. H. G. Starr, Co. M, as Lewis M ank of Thomaston visited Farnham been the gueit of Rev. N . R. Pearson, has officer of the day; Lieut. F. T. Bartlett, Co. The Contestants of Edward Anderson a few days since. Miss Blanche Schwartz...... 1900 ton, Jr., New* York; D r. and Mrs. S. B. Price S. Stone Sunday------Amasa Maloney, visited returned to Cincinnati------Miss Grace Smith Miss Fsustlu Aardwell...... 1786 and son, and Mis. J. S Stowtuan, Brooklyn, D, as commander of the guard; Lieut. IT. IT. ■Jva . H y le r ...... 2186 his parents, Capt. E. M . Maloney and wife at Am ong those present were M r. and Mrs. Cecil I n M. Roney...... 2100 of W altham is at Spear Beach for a few N. Y.; E. E Smith, Meridan, Conn ; Mrs. Sawyer, Co. A , as supernumerary officer of Hathorne’s Point, Saturday------Miss Della G. Anderson and their four daughters, and two Alta McCoy...... 2050 weeks outing------Mrs. John Conner ol E. W . Furbi-h mid daughter, 1) irenester, the guard. Morse visited Miss Gertrude Moore last week grandchildren, Mrs. E. J. Cook and Mrs. CAMDEN Exeter, N . IL , is the guest of Miss Agnes Mass.; E. M. .McPherson, B oston. Tuesday.—Capt. M. E. Conley, Co. L, as ------Miss Etta Fillm ore, who has been stop Reed of Sanford, Me. A very nice time was M r. and Mrs. M orton Barter of Glenmere Sylvester. Frank E. Chase has returned to Boston officer of the day; Lieut. J. W . K night, Co. ping with Mrs. John M iller, for the past two enjoyed by all present and the day will long The Misses Allen, H igh Strve’, are enter visited relatives here this week------M r. and after two weeks recreation here. M r. Chase M, as commander of the ghard; Lieut. W. weeks, returned home Wednesday------Albion be remembered. The Sch. Maintonomab from Belfast is taining the following guests : D r. Butler and Mrs. E. S. Crandon and Miss Crandon at is dramatic critic in the employ of W alter H . H . Jenks, Co. B, as supernumerary officer of Morse has just completed a 27 foot boat for loading lime from C. E. Carleton Co.’a for son of Waterville; Mr. and Mrs Andrews and tended (he Barrows reunion at Rockville Baker & Co. publishers of well known dramas. the guard. Frank Fllnton------Mrs. Richard A . Davis and N ew Y o rk ------The Schs. Antelope and I I . S. mother, Mrs. W. Emery, Mrs. Ernest Emery Wednesday------Miss Thersa Arau of Camden N0BLE80R0 Fred Sherman of Dorchester is the guest of Wednesday.—Capt. Geo. A. Dow, Co. A, little son Riley are visiting her parents M r. Boynton arrived light from Boston, Tuesday. Melrose, Mass.; Mrs Hayes, West Chester, was the guest o f Miss Stonie Tucker W ed Mrs. M ary Parker— W . I I . Follansbee was in as officer of the day; Lieut. J. M. Akerley, and Mrs. W ilson Ulm er------Albion Morse N o r t h N o bleb o r o .— Arthur and Alma G l e n c o v e — Thirty or forty members of the Pa.; Mrs. Farwell, West Newton, Mass. nesday------W illiam Sherman of Boston was Boston this week on a business trip— Percy Co. G, as commander of the guard; Lieut. went to Waldoboro Saturday, after lumber Flagg made a flying trip to IT. A. Jackson’s Bradlee Juvenile Temple, I. O. G. T., of in town Thursday en route to Waldoboro------Moore of Bangor is the guest of M r. and Mrs. M . J. Lee, Co. L , as supernumerary officer of ------Mrs. Albert Simmons is visiting rela Sunday night------The L . A . S. will give an Rockland, together with a number o f invited M r. and Mrs. Frank Rose who has been visit Fred D . Aldus— Miss Alice C. D rake ia in AT CAMP POWERS the guard. tives on Bremen, Long Island------Mrs. ice cream sale at Fred M orang’s Thursday guests from Glencove had a pleasant outing ing M r. and Mrs. Robert McPhail returned to Boaton on business— J. O. Lanterjung 2nd Thursday.—Capt. M. J. Moriarty, Co. I, as William Newbert o f Jefferson, is visiting her evening------George Shannock, wife and at this place Wednesday. The chaperones New York Thursday. and F. E. Saunders of New York are guests officer of the day; Lieut. F. B. W. Welch, sister Mrs. E. S. Stevens------Miss Bertha family of Lawrence, Mass., are at G. D . were Mesdamea George Story and Belle St. Some of the Plana for the Annual Kncainp- for a few weeks at the Bay View — Edwin G ill Co. A, as commander of the guard; Lieut. B. M r. Hook of Seareport was before Judge Morse was the guest of Mrs. Grace Maloney Eugley’s------Mrs. Sunie Buchanan and Clair of Rockland and Chas. J. Gregory of m ent In Augnatn — T. L. I.’s Go Today. baa returned to Boiton after a visit with bis P. Atkins, Co. D , as supernumerary officer of Starrett Monday for the larceny of a watch last Tuesday------B. L . Stevens, went to two children Gladys and H azel are the Glencove. They made the M . B. S. H a ll N ext week is muster week at Capt. Powers brother David G ill------Pbilp H ale, the well the guard. belonging to a M r. Crowell, an employee in Jefferson last Thursday------Mrs. Levi Sim guests of her sister, Mrs. S. W . H a ll------Mrs. their headquarters, where a very palatable in Augusta and the National Guard of Maine known musical critic, has returned to Boston Friday.— Capt. E. S. Gowen, Co. G , as the Boggs’ candy factory. Hook was former mons of Bremen, Long Island, is visiting her Sarah Young and daughter Mattie of Wake dinner was served. The afternoon passed moves on to the state capiiol today. after two weeks recreation here------Mrs. officer of the day; Lieut. C. H . Blackington, ly in the employ of M r. Bogg’s and being in brother Albert Simmons. field, Mass., are visiting at W . K . Dinsmore’s swifty with music and games, frequent sallies Lieutenant C. G. Morton bas been ap Frank Hildreth of Natick and Miss Annie Co. F, as commander or the guard; Lieut. town, dropped in for a friendly call. The ------Everett and H an Morang are at home being made to the beach. A meeting of the pointed by the adjutant general to take im Fuller o f Haverhill are guests of M r. and G. M. Kavanaugh, Co. I, as supernumerary watch which was banging upon the wall from Massachusetts for a week’s vacation. society was held, a nice lunch was partaken mediate charge of the camp preparations. Mrs. W . A . Fuller, Mechanic street— Miss officer or the guard. proved to great a temptation for him and he UNION They are accompanied by Mr. Russel------of and at 5.30 p. m. the car was boarded for Lieutenant Morton is devoting much time to speedily transferred it to his own pocket, soon While riding Tuesday Everett Morang was Grace Berry of Providence is the guest of Roy Cole returned to Rockland Tuesday Rockland------Z. Lufkin has launched his the work and his experience as an officer of after taking his departure. The watch being thrown from his wheel and quite badly in Rev and Mrs. S. IT. Beale------W . P. G ould’s after a two weeks visit here------Miss Lottie boat------Mr». Wm. Farrar and Mra. H. A. the United States army has made him well SOCKALEXIS LAID OFF missed suspicion was directed against Hook jured. Three ribs were broken besides being house on Washington street is being painted. Fish of Thomaston is the guest of Miss Annie Berry of Rockland were visitors at Albion fitted for attending to the many details. and Officer Peabody sent after him who found considerably bruised. Ingraham’s Wednesdsy------Capt. E. J. Collins Camden is a very popular place for ex There is a plan in the air of having a Burkett this week------John W hite has in Ills Love for Yankee Firewater the Cause biro in Rockland and arrested him. The arrived home from a Boston trip Sunday cursionists. Three parties visited the town battle all but the bullets. Co!. K endall, the vested in a trotter with a record------D . S. of Ills Suspension. watch had been sold but was recovered. After night------Mra. R. W . Studley was at her Tuesday, two from Northport and one from officer who is to have immediate command of Goodspeed and wife are guests of M r. and WASHINGTON The Cincinnati correspondent of the New a hearing Judge Starrett bound H ook over to father’s John Haskell’s at West Rockport, Bangor. the camp, has suggested that it might be a Mrs. David Cummings------A fair sized au Y ork Journal says: The eminent Sockalexis September in $200 bail. N o bondsmen be Washington campmeeting commences Sat Wednesday------Miss Myrtie K eller of St.' Mrs. Lyman Abbott has returned to Bos departure that would be er joyed by every dience was present at the phonograph enter is off for the reservation. The charms o f the ing forthcoming the prisoner was taken to urday, Aug. 21 and holds over two Sundays. George is at Artemas Young’s------Mrs. Jas. ton after a visit of several weeks here— Miss one, and a matter o f profit t> the men, to tainment, Town hall on Tuesday evening. white man’s fira water have stirred the blood jail. This meeting bids fair to be the best ever H a ll of Rockland was at C. W . Sludley’a Lena Trembly has returned to her home in have the First Regiment pitch into the Second. ------Prof. Dioone and family are giving a that be has derived from his primative fore James Overlock went to Bangor Thursday. held on these grounds. Many able speakers Wednesday------Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Young Greenville after a visit of several months here The plan would be to have the Second de first-rate show every evening this week in fathers and the doughty red man will excite from abroad are expected and much work is and M in Laura F . Young were present at the — Pennington Gardiner is home from Boston fend the camp against the smoky onslaught The Barrows re-union was held at Rock their big tent------The G. V . picnic Tuesday the tumult of the rooters no more for a long being done on and around the grounds------Barrows family reunion, Rockville, Tuesday. and is the guest of his parents M r. and Mra. of the First. The latter, previous to the ville Tuesday. About one hundred gathered proved a pleasant affair------Mrs. Harrington time. The Carters o f South Hope are at work on ------Mra. Grace Elliott of Roxbury, Mass., is W. H. Gardiner------A . M . Judson of N ew assault, according to the talked-of plans, and enjoyed the day in renewing friendships of Boston is the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. L . Sockalexis has been suspended. H is place Chas. Bartlett’s farm. M r. Bartlett w ill have a guest at A . T . Ham ilton’s------Artemus York was in town Monday— Mr. and Mrs. would march off and lose itself somewhere. and in social chat. Among those present Thompson------Miss Alice Sleeper of Somer at right field in the Cleveland nine has been his barn ready to stable horses, campmteting Young has had a pipe laid to bring the water Charles Miller and daughter of Boston are Then, when the time came for the attack, the were several ladies who have reached a very ville, Mass., is the guest o f Miss Lucy Daniels awarded to a man and a brother named Cook| week------The farmers in this section are very from his well to the house by means of a guests of M r. and Mrs. Alden M iller Jr.------engagement would take place. There is advanced age; M n ..O t il Tolman 90 years this week. President Frank Robison made bold to effect backward about their haying owing to the pump------W ilb ert J. Plummer at C. W . M r. and Mrs. Joseph Simonton of N ew York much interest taken in the matter, but its old, Mrs. Irene Fiske 05, Mrs. Lydia Coombs East U n io n .— R. C. Leach and family of this change Friday, and the bleacberies are rainy weather------T. H . Day is haying on Studley’s for some time is now at Pittsfield. are guests of M r. and Mrs. T . R . S im o n to n - taking place is by no means assured. 86, Mrs. Fidelia Barrows 82. A generous re Rockport spent last Monday with Mrs. A . C. hung with crape. the Bartlett farm ------D. D. Miller and family ------Mrs. Sylvester Parshley was at Rockville Mr. aud Mrs. George Achorn cottaged at General Richards facetiously remarks that past was provided. The tables were hand Leach------Mrs. Edward Taylor of Spruce Louis Sockalexis has been on the war path visited his brother N . H . M iller for a few the first of the week------Mrs. Edgar D. Grant Ballard Park this week—T. G. Rollins of the camp is “ so well fortified by corn fields somely set out with decorations ol pond Head is visiting her daughter, Mrs. James for many moons. Im m unity had made him days last week. and son Fred have returned home to Chelsea, W altham has returned to his home after a and potato patches that really the idea of lilies and sweet peas. Officers for the en Dornan------Mrs. Leon Howard spent a few bold and tolerance bad ceased to be a virtue Mass., after visiting relatives at this place and visit here and in Rockport------Fred Elwell having a battle is out ol the question.” The suing yesr: Tres, E. S. Crandon,Thomaston; days in Rockland recently------Some wild Fines made no impression on him. They did Rockville------Miss Susie I I . Murch was at this has returned from Boston------The wood work said fields and patches, be it understood, are Secy. Miss Allie Barrows, Union. geese passed over this place last Tuesday did not appeal to his imagination. Your sav WITH THE FISHERMEN place and Rockport Sunday from Rockland. on the Masonic Temple glistens in a new worth a considerable amount of money. Let Some 50 went on the Methodist school pic morning going South, something quite un age is always a savage in some respects. One ------Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Humphrey caught dress of green paint. the First or any other regiment out in nic to Ingraham’s H ill Wednesday. usual for the time of year------Sanborn Rich of the most important of these is that he can Mac mack-erel-, erell forty-two fair sized mackerel by hook Tues amongst the crops if for no more than to pass ardson and granddaughter of Gardiner are It is expected that the town will be full to not be educated up to the proper Christian Prof. W m. G. Boynton of chemistry in Oh, who will tell the Ronay acrid, day morning eft Pine H ill. This is the first by that way and destruction would follow in visiting at the home of Mrs. Evelyn M erri Where moon'lght melchers grow. overflowing with Summer people this month. sense of the extreme beauty and importance English High School Boston is visiting rela catch of the season at Glencove------Chas. F. its wake. It was not thus in ’61 to ’65, but field. Or neath old Ocean’s blue-eye Tld, Proprietors of Summer hotels elsewhere are of money. Hence the savage, however care tives in town. Find the high downs below? Richards of Rockport ifficiated at the school times have change I, and now soldiers do not complaining of the scarcity of guests but fully he may have been licked into shape by house last Sunday afternoon. D r. L . F. do such things without paying for the fiddler. Mrs. Mary Fales and two daughters of Bos Camden has had no reason to complain. by civilization, would never rise to the dignity The ornate ostrich turns his lay, llachelder o f Rockland will conduct services But 11 it can be arranged satisfactorily every ton are visiting Mrs. Lermond K . Fales. AUGUSTA The monad moans reply, Less than two weeks now remain of the of a pawnbroker or a sugar magnate. H e And all the Dolphins of the bay the 8th------T h e services Sunday evening at body hopes something in that line w ill be Mrs. Isaac Young and a neighbor of Wads bicycle contest and one of Camden’s popular simply hasn’t that kind of an intellect. W . A. Ames who has been employed at the W ill meet us by and by. the schoolhouse were led by Edwin E.Rhoades done as it would be great sport for all. worth street while berrying in the woods of So when Sockalexis was fiued 825 out of hospital for two years has given up his situa —Martha Hale In The Fisherman. in the absence ol Mrs. Lucy Crouse of Rock young ladies will soon he riding a nice bicy Gen. Orders No. 12 have been issued from E. S. Vose of Cushing, Monday, found a his pay for being drunk he smiled a “ never tion------Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Higgins and The white whale at the New York Aquar land------M r. and Mrs. Orlando Barrows of cle. The bicifcle is all right in every respect. the adjutant general’s office of which the lady’s bicycle. The wheel had been there It is a wheel worth working hard for and touched me” smile and kept right on absorb daughter Maud have gone to Newfane, Vt., to ium is dead. H e was seen to be suffering on Rockville were at A. C. Young's Wednesday. following paragraphs are reproduced; some time as it was badly rusted. They also fortunate indeed will be the young lady who will ing red liquor. A second fine o f £50 and a spend a two weeks vacation------Miss Fannie Saturday, and it was found that an eel had ------Mrs. Susan J. Young ol Matinicus is Train service for the conveyance of the found a large knife, a pocket knife, a small ride it. Th e contest closes on the 18th and third of $100 were accepted with the same un Fox is spending her vacation at the seashore. got in his blowpipe and suffocated him. H e visiting at Zebulon L uf kin’s------Charlie A . several companies to Augusta Saturday, bundle of cloth and some toilet soap. The civilized and utterly reprehensible equanim------Augusta’s shoe-factory bids fair to be a was the only whale in captivity, and had at from now on a grand hustle will be made. August 7, will be provided as follows: make ol the wheel had been eflaced, but the Sylvester spent Friday afternoon at Geo. F. reality in the near future. Workmen were tracted thousands to the Aquarium. Grant’s in West Rockport last week------M r. David Johnson returned from Portland Company II. 1st Regiment will take the » y- number 20,743 was intact. By means ol the Such was the condition Thursday when the busy Monday grading for the foundations------and Mrs. Herbert Young and daughter Wecnesday where he went to have his eyes train leaving Rockland at 8 a. m., connecting number the bicycle was identified as the one The lobster law is something that seems same conditions prevailed in an aggarvated Mrs. D r. Sanborn and little son Roy came up Mildred of Matinicus were at Z. Lufkin’s the treated------Miss Angie Flye of Brockton, at Brunswick with special from Portland. belonging to a daughter of Mr. Bicknell, of never to stay settled, and the latest agination form. The great rightfieldcr was not in a Monday from their cottage at the Isle of 31st ult------W . W . Gregory is visiting bis Mass., is the guest of Miss Frankie Norwood Company D 1st Regiment, will take the the firm of Bicknell & Jones, of Rockland, on the subject may have important results. condition to distinguish a ball from a hail Springs for a few days visit------A large crop grandparent’s M r. and Mrs. Silas ICarroll, ------Mrs. Samuel Day il visiting in Belfast— train leaving Norway at 8.30 a. m., connect which was stolen from the barn about three This is for a national lobster law, providing storm. President Robinson knew full well of hay is being cut on the hospital farm. It West Rockport------Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crawford have re ing at Yarmouth Junction with special from weeks ago. A notice in the paper speedily for a uniform legal length for lobsters in all that if be should fine the redman $ 1,000 Sock bas been slow' work on account of so much Ellis of North Deer Isle were at Capt. E. J. turned to Boston after a visit here------Miss Portland. (brought Officer Meservey of Rockland to states. A . P. Greenleaf, the Southport lob alexis would regard him with a pitying smile bad weather------Miss Edith H ilton has re Collins’ Sunday------The small two masted Saaie Davis of Boston was tendered a com Company K lit regiment, will take the K w n to whom the wheel was delivered. ster man, is one of those interested in this and persevere in the acquisition of a jag, be turned from a visit with relatives in A in a------schooner K ate o f Boston anchored in the har plimentary picnic and supper at Ogier’s Point, train leaving Norway at 8.30 a. m., connect movement. side which the alcohol revels o f the white By invitation of Misses Em ily Wilson and Miss M innie M urphy is stopping at her home bor Sunday------Miss Sadie Ellis of Camden Wednesday, by Mrs. Aina Farnsworth. Quite ing at Yarmouth Junction with special from First mate Spear of the schooner John W . man would seem like the frolic at a child'! Ochea Gloyd about sixty young people had a in Whitefield------Fred Murphy of Whitefield was the guest of Mias Ellie S. B. Weed Tues a goodly number was present and participated Portland. Fiske, which arrived in Bangor a few days birthday party. The time had arrived for trolley ride to Camden Monday evening The called on friends at the hospital Saturday of day------Roscoe Carter of W ett Rockport was in the pleasures of the occasion -Charles Company cooks, not exceeding two to a ago reports that several persons on the heroic measures. car was equipped with colored lights and last week------David Goodhue is spending a at W. S. Ingraham's the 30th lost. Tobin celebrated his eleventh birthday Tues company, and one each for the Ambulance Fiske saw, when off White Head, an enor “ Louis,” said Robinson regretfully, “ I will trimmed in colors making a very pretty pic short vacation with relatives in Sidney------day evening in inviting his young friends to a Corps and Sigual Corps, w ill be paid 81-25 a mous sea turtle which had a head as big as a ture as they rode along M ain street. The soldier boys w ill soon be with us for their R o c k v il l e .— Miss Myra Tolm an is visit candle party. Refreshments were served and day for each day’s service from the 7th to the have to suspend you.” half bushel measure and appeared to be Those who beard the converaation gasped. annual muster. ing friends in Appleton— — Tim othy Bucklin the young people had a delightful time. 13th inclusive. Enlisted men serving as Rev. T . E. Brastow of Rockport was in about 18 feet long. As there was a very and wife and Miss W hite are visiting Mrs. cooka w ill be so noted on the roils. A c Th e sensation was similar to that produced in 1 town Tuesday on business connected with the heavy sea running at the time no attempt was T h e series o f daily excursions to Vinalbsven a crowded court room by the pronouncing of Otis Fisk of Philadelphia------The Barrows counts for payment of civilian cooks, whose IKoox County Sunday School Convention to SMITHTON made to capture him. has been resumed for the season of 1897 from the death sente ce, only it was intensified by reunion waa held at the home of Orlando names must be entered in the account, w ill be be held about Sept. tat. Camden to Vinalhaven via the electrics and reason of the fact that it bad not been ex A very heavy shower of rain and hail vis Barrowa on Tuesday. All report a very nice rendered. Arcana Lodge K. of P., conferred the rank steamer Gov. Bodwell. The Bodwell leaves pected. ited this place Saturday, July 31, and low It W ill Surprise You. time------Mra. Sylvester Parshley is visiting Col. Kendall of the First Regiment has of Page upon one candidate Wednesday eve Tillson’s whart, Rockland, every week day at “ U u h !" said Sockalexis. ground was submerged. The streams were Mrs. Julia Keen------M r. and Mrs. Johnson of issued his orders of which the following is a ning. In order to prove the great merit of Ely’s 9.30 a. m ., for Vinalhaven; returning leaves They all vow that be said “ Ugh !” and that ?ull and running over. Growing crops were Washington are guests of Mrs. John Oxton section: Cream Balm, the most effective cure for Ca Vinalhaven at 2 p. m. for Rockland, landing was all he did say. As the distinguished an The Eureka Hose Co. has challenged the prostrated. The corn leaves look as it they ------Charles W . Smith is spending a few On the journey to and from camp the tarrh and Cold in Head, your druggist will at Hurricane each way. Commencing M on cestors of Sockalexis who figures in Fenim ore Knox Hose Co. to race them Tuesday, Aug. had been stripped with a knife and the leaves weeks with Mrs. Maria Tolman------Mra. senior officer will command all troops pres supply a generous 10 cent trial size or we will day, August 9, and until Saturday, September Cooper’s novels were'in the habit of using this 17, at 6.30. p. m , for (1 0 . Get your aprin- of the pumpkin look as if they had been Olive Barrows of Westboro, Mass., is visiting ent. Fatigue uniforms w ill be worn, knap mail for 10 cents. Full size 50 cents. 18, inclusive, round trip tickets from Camden expression at moments of deep emotion, there ters out boys. used for a target in rifle practice. On a cor her sister Mrs. M aria Tolm an------Mrs. Otis sacks with blankets under flaps, overcoats ELY BROS., 56 Warren St., N. Y. City. Tolm an and Mrs. Bowes of Camden are to Vinalhaven and return w ill be on sale at would seem to be no reason to doubt the ac Miss Annie Greggs has as a guest Mrs. ner on the north side of your correspondent’s rolled on top. Dress coats and helmets w ill E ly’s Cream Balm has completely cured spending a few days with Mrs. P. T . Ulm er, the store of Fred Lewis, for 60 cts. The curacy of the report. Carrie A. Ford of Boston------Miss Ella Barter house there could have been shoveled up a be packed and taken as baggage^ Com me of catarrh when everything else failed. C lark’a Island------Mra. Harvey Barnes is in steamer remains at Vinalhaven three hours, “ Yes,” said the preaident, “ you are sus of Lowell who has been in town a few weeks bushel of hail stones three hours after the manding officers will see that every man is M any acquaintances have used it with excel where there it a grove near the landing that pended and Cook will take your place.” shower had passed. H a il stones from the very poor health. provided with a sufficient number of military left for Waldoboro Wednesday, from whence lent results.— Alfred W . Stevens, Caldwell, picnic parties can use, or within a few m in size of peas to chunks of ice larger over than Thousands of lilies are being taken from “ U g h !” repeated Sockalexis. she will return to bet home Saturday------Mr. Ohio. utes’ walk from the wharf are good hotels. collars and white gloves for use during the a cent fell and the ground was covered with Lily pond and the young men who gather And the e the matter ended. Roderick McPhail went to N . Jay Thursday. By stopping at Hurricane passengers have camp, also black shoes, russet shoes must not leaves that were cut from the trees------Daniel them are making quite a lew thekela. Gilman W . Fales has secured employment Justice— W hat have you to say to the hours. be worn. Sanford was taken seriously sick Saturday Port Clyde mackerel fishermen caught in Boston at his trade and will leave for there charge that you were scorching ? The following details are hereby m ade: with the colic and was in a crit.cal condition The Congregational society w ill give a One of the prettiest social events ever about 900 handsome fish Tuesday. in about a week. The Accused— Only this, that that police Lieutenants Chas. C. Tibbetts, Co. H , Thos. for several days, but late news says he is gain moonlight festival and band concert on the enjoyed by the Summer people of Camden man who arrested me remarked when he P. Shelvev, Co. E, Chas. A. Doyle, Co. C, Alida Whitney, Hattie Dunn, Lilia Bur ing. D r. Delany attended him and his ser church grounds next Wednesday and Thurs was a German given in Engine H a ll, Wednes saw me that it w$s the coolest proceeding be as acting adjutants of battalions; Sergeants bank, Freda W illey, Alice Payson, M r. and vices were required daily------Master W alter day evenings. day evening by the Mitaes Prentice of Brook had seen this Summer Frank R . Lang, Co. B, Edw. J. Ham m , Co. Mrs. Ralph Whitney, Helen Carr, Frank Overlock has gone into stock raising. H e has Mra. Francis Robinson’s house on Com lyn, N . Y The hall was tastefully decorated K . W illard C. Lord, Co. M , as acting ser Hanley, Dwight Waldo, Roy Newhall, Arthur two pet rabbits and a dove------Haying is pro mercial street ia being painted by James Stin with pine trees, evergreen, flags and bouquets geant majors of battalions; they w ill be A G reat Offer! Elliot, Fred Overlock, J. Murray Miller, with A Remarkable Cure of Chroule Diarrhoea. gressing slowly on account of the weather— son and crew------Mrs. P. B. Cooper is visiting of yellow daisies tied together by yellow obeyed aud respected accordingly. M r. and Mrs. R. E. Dunn as chaperones, are M r. and M rs. W . G. Rowell and Miss Sadie In 1862, when 1 served my country as her daughter Mrs. S. Wilbur in Roslindale, ribbons. The eflect was delightful and trans During this tour of duty and until further occupying the residence of Capt. Thomas Norton visited at E . Griffin’s Sunday. private in Company A, 167th Pennsylvania Mass.------Miss A . Belle Sbibles has returned formed the ball into a sylvian retreat. The orders the regimental and battalion forma Volunteers, I contracted chronic diarrhoeea. home from a visit in Baugor------Mr. and Mra. young ladies were charmingly attired in tions w ill be as follows from right to left. Right It has given me a great deal of trouble ever W . A . Libby and family are domiciled in the muslins and organdies while the gentlemen APPLETON — First battalion,Major R.R. Ulmer,command since. 1 have tried a dozen different medi Rust cottage, Ballard Park------Mrs. E. S. appeared in dress suits. Mrs. Prentice, Mrs. ing Lieut. C. C. Tibbetts, adjutant, Serg. W . C. The monument recently erected ia the cines and several prominent doctors without Philhrook entertained the Congregational sew Lewis and Mrs. Newton were matrons. The Lord,sergt. major, Companies I,G , M , IT ; sec JUST RECEIVED! cemetery here by Mr. and Mis. John Gurney any permanent relief. Not long ago a friend ing circle Wednesday afternoon------Mrs. C. German waa led by Miss Estelle Prentice with ond battalion, MajorChas.Collins,commanding, i. memory of their son W illiam was the work sent me a sample bottle of Chamberlain’s L . Pascal are at their cottage, Ballard Paik a gracefulness that won the admiration of Lieut. T . P. Sbelvey, adjutant, Sergt. F. R. of James Dornan, Union,and is an artistic crea Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and ------Mrs. Rollins and daughter Mrs. C. L. her young friends. Those who were favored Lang, sergt. major, Companies B, E, L , A ; One Dollar tion. The lot bas been recently graded and after that 1 bought and took a 50 cent hottie; Harvey of W altham , Mass., are at Mrs. R o l in being present were, (he Misses Prentice, third battaliou, Major W. O. Peterson, com otherwise im proved so that it attracts attention j and now 1 can say that I am entirely cured. lins’ cottage, Spear beach------Mrs. George Miss Alice Dillingham, Miss Edith Dolibar, manding, Lieut. C. A. Doyle, adjutant. Sergt. H a ll of East Bosten is the guest of her sister Miss Augustus Curtis, Miss Curtis, Miss Julia Men s Snag Proof Storm from visitors. I cannot be thankful enough to you for this E. J. H am m , sergt. major, Companies C, F, and leu cents by 'mail we will seud great remedy, and recommend it to all suffer Mrs. R. T. Spear------Mrs. Frank Cooper is Dillingham , Miss Jessica Lewis, Miss Bessie N o r th A p p l e t o n — Our Sunday school now K , D . Left— Company E w ill act as color a check good for King Rubber Boots,pr, numbers about 40. Join us------Mrs. Freedom ing veterans. I f iu doubt write me. Yours home from a visit to O w l’s H ead ------CapL E. Adams, Miss Adaline Adams, Miss Florence company and the commanding officer thereof Leland, Miss Anna Sabin, Miss Charlotte Wentworth o f N atick and sister Lydia are gratefully, H e n r y Ste in b e r g eh, Allentown, O . Patterson has returned to Charleston, S. C. w ill detail two well instructed privates to act babin, Miss Edna Waldron, Miss Vera Doug S 4.5O visiting their sister M yra H a ll------Bert W ater Pa. Sold by H . L . R o b b in s, Union, D. B. Mrs. Patterson and son will remain some as color guard, who will report to the color man and two gentlemen friends of Providence, Cobb & So n , Searsmont and Warren Phar weeks longer visiting here aud in Belfast------lass, Miss Codman, Miss Guppy, Miss Emma sergeant at the armory in Portland Saturday, . Alden, Shepherd Dillingham, Pennington R. 1. are spending their vacation at A. A. macy. Miss Carrie Jones of Augusta is the guest of August 7, at 12.45 P* (U- One Dozen Men's Snag Proof Knee Waterman's------Miss Mae Dunton w ill be j Mrs. O. P. Shepherd------Mrs. Enos Pressey Gardiner, Edwin Dillingham, Edward New The following detail for guard duty, Satur present at the song service Sunday evening I “ Since liigginside returned from his snd daughter Miss Mabel are visiting in ton, George Codman, Horace Moses, M r. day must be made either before leaving their Morrison, Mr. Lawson, Horace Simonton, Boots, 3 .5 0 with the violin; also Geo. M orion with the Euiopean trip be has bad quite a foreign air Worcester, Mass.------Miss Adelis Carleton is respective stations or 00 the (rain: Co. A, visiting in South Thomaston------H . W.Clough Mr. Fox, Mr. Romeri, Mr. Gould, Mr. cornet. Strangers welcome. about him .” four privates; Co. B, five privates; Co. C, Cabinet Photographs Rooimus, Fred Glover, Frank Mansfield. It “ H e must have brought it back in the is visiting in Somerville—— M r. and Mrs. W . Corporal Damon and three privates; Co. D, The Beat Wearing Boots Made. El m w o o d .— Miss Effie Mitchell has gone is proposed to bold these Germans weekly tires of bis bicycle.” D . Carleton, Miss M ary Carleton, Janies Corporal Cole and four privates; Co. E, f^ve to North W arren to work for Mrs. Jameson Carleton and Alfred Talpey are cottaging at and it is expected the next one will be given ------Master H om er Jones of Union visited at privates; Co. F, four privates; Co. G, Sergeaht Check is good until Jan. 1, 1888, hut the Carleton cottage, Hosmer pond------Miss next Thursday evening. Mahoney aud four privates; Co. H, Sergeant W m . NewberPs last week------Misses Cora Josie Spear has returned to her duties as cau he had for a limited time only so and Lida Messer visited Mrs. Ossie Butler Town of Rockport, Me. Everything is progressing finely at the Glover aud four privates; Co. K , four —You O«u Buy Them at— nurse in the Bellevue hospital, New York, apply at once to last Wednesday------Mrs. Viola H a ll is the bt'UOOL NOTICE. Ocean House. The following is a list of the privates; Co. L ,C orporal Bragdou and four after several weeks vacation here------Mrs. owner of a nice pair of white shaggy kittens guests; Solon P. Davis, Hartford; Mrs. C. privates; Co. M , five privates. First ser- I Notice la hereby given that a meeting for the ex- Robert Montgomery is visiting M r. and Mrs. ------Nathaniel Knight of California is visit amination of the u-uchere iu the town of Uockpori R. Waters, Miss S. Coutburst, Salem, Mass.; gcauts will report with their details to the ______T R A D E 1C E N T R E , -J BXE Charles Smith, Vinalbsven. ing his sister Mrs. W m . Newbert. will be held ut the High School building In Hock- Miss A. Syinouds, Peabody; Miss Caller, Bos sergeant major immediately upon arrival of port, tiulurdtt/, August 14th, A.D.16V7 All who the train at Augusta. Morse & Davies, found to teach the Fall term are expected to be ton; Dr. W. E. C.Swan, Stoughton, Mass.; M innie— In my opinion, one wheel is as present, and the fact ol having taught Ln town Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera snd Disrrbura Mrs. Stella Dyer Loring, Mrs. F. A. Gardiner, Th e following detail of commissioned previous to this year will not be accepted us a officers for guard duty is hereby announced: good as another. Remedy always aliords prompt relief. For Miss Evelyn Gardiner, Mrs. John J. H errick, Slnghi Studio, Rotklaod, evi eavey sufficient reason for failure to attend thia meeting. Saturday.— Capt. M . P. Stiles, Co. D , as Me. L S obbins Mus Clara lienick, Chicago; Dr. and Mrs. Mamie— 1 suppose there is not much differ sale by H . L . R , Union, D. B. Conn & J. b. FObTEtt, Hunt, of bchoola. officer ut the day; Lieut. F. A. Chaplain, Co. LKVl MOUSE. FEED M. DAVIES i THOMASTON, MAINE.I ence in rented wheels. I Hockport, Me., July l»th, A . D. 1807. 47-62 So n , Searsmont and W arren Pharmacy. W. 1). Woudward.Mr. and Mrs.F. R. Sparks, THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1897
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL MARINE MATTERS ON MATINICUS ISLE HOW TO FIND OUT. CASH AND Fill a hottie or common glass with urine GIVEN FREE W . O . Abbott was in Boston this w ee*. There are about 100,000 islands, large and Some Early and Intereatlng History of and let it stand twenty-four hours; a sedi Charles Smalley has returned from a visit small, scattered over the ocean. America This Ocean Gem—The Red Man’s Hatred j $3,400.00 PRIZES E A C H M O N T H ment or settling indicates an unhealthy con to Biddeford. alone has 5,500 round its coasts. —Story of a Trip an Made by a Tarty of Ex- i As follows: dition of the kidneys. When urine stains cnralonlatfl with Ride Trip to Crlehaven— i Hon. C. E. Littlefield went to New York Tbe boom in tourist travel to Nova Scotia linen it is evidence of kidney trouble. Too W hat They Old W ith Hits of Information 4 First Pitres, each of $100 Cash - • - $ 400.00 on business this week. and all other Summer resorts makes the frequent desire to urinate or pain in the hack, about the Inland and People. 20 Second “ " “ SIOO/UgSiALBiojrcles’2.000.00 Mrs. D. E. Carleton and Mrs. G . F. H ix passenger business out of Boston hum at is also convincing proof that the kidneys and 40 Third " •• ‘ $ 25 Gold Watches - 1,000.00 and children are visiting at Deer Isle. present and staterooms on all are booked bladder are out of order. well in advance. The Canada-Atlantic and Mrs. Eiden Burkett of South Union is WHAT TO DO. M r. E d ito r: Prior to last Tuesday I had Cash and Prizes glren each month - - $3,400.00 SO A P’ Plant steamers to Halifax, Hawkeshury and visiting Mrs. J. B. Norton, Grove street. ascertained by various casual conversations Charlottetown are full up every trip, which is There as comfort in the knowledge so often with many o f our citizens that they, like my Mrs. Henry Gregory is the guest at Blue- no wonder considering their excellent service. expressed, that D r. K ilm ers Swamproot, the self, were profoundly ignorant r f Matinicus hill of her daughter Mrs. H. II. McIntire. great Kidney teniedy, fulfills every wish in Total given during 12 mos. 1897, $ 4 0 ,8 0 0 .0 0 O wing to the gradual but sure death of the Plantation, and knew of its existence only : s WRAPPERS M r. and Mrs. Bernard Williams of Glouces- ’ relieving p iin in the hack, kidneys, liver, sailing ship, the business of which must substance of faith. HOW TO OBTAIN THEM. ter, Mass., are guests of Mrs. George Collins, bladder and every part of the urinary pas On that morning a goodly number of ladies !omt>eii torse to snve nse nut tty SUNLIGHT eventually be iransf-rreii to tramp steamers, sages. It correct! inability to hold urtne and OAP W rnppeni ns ihev enn collect. Cut Fulton street. American seamen aie becoming 111 re scarce and gentlemen boarded the trim little steamer off the lop portion of ench The I Competitor who Rends In the scalding pain in passing It, or had effects S L n r ite st N u m b er of conpona from Mrs. A. G. Davis and children of Dorches every year for merchantmen, as a sailor is G. W . Butman for a trip to Matinicus and wrapper, Hint porlloneontnln. following use of liquor, wine or beer and Inn the hendin< “ SUNLIGHT tbs district in which he or she resides ter, Mass., are guests of Mrs. O. L . Lermond, little more than a deck sweeper and paint Criehaven. The party was composed, in ; SOAP.” Thefo (enlletP‘< on- will receives IOO Cash. overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being The A Competitors who send In the W arren street. scrubber on board a steamship there being part, of M r. and Mrs. J. F. Simonton, M r. and I nn«” ) nrclo bo went, pnstn*e compelled to get up many times during the illy paid* enclosed with n Next Largest Numbers of cou little else to do but keep the ship clean. Mrs. S. I I . H a ll, M r. and Mrs. Cross, M rr. , R pons from the district in which they H arry S. Pearsons is at Crescent Beach at night to urinate. The mild and the extra- reside will E a c h receive at winner's Foreigners who cannot find employment in H enry Gregory, Mrs. Lizzie Jennings. Mrs. I »tion a lady’s or AUGUST CITY GOVERHMEHT city government may, however, think differ FISH AND FISHING AROUND THE COUNTY AN OPEN LETTER ently about the matter. Continued from P a<<* 1. M . F. Donohue was granted license to keep P. n«ey A Brewster, o f Exeter, N. H ., have From Mies Sachner, of CJoltlmbus, a restaurant and boarding house on Patk shipped the last of theit rlewive catch to ------According to oiir correspondents blue detrimental to t‘ e business o f «uch store or O., to Ailing W omen. street. England, the shipment being 409 barrela. berries are not as plentiful this season as in AN OPEN LETTER shop. It shall be the duty of the city marshal or It was about eleven o’clock when the meet Tbe Fish and Game Commissioner, of the past. This is due to the excessive fall of any constable,police rfficer or watchman <»f the ing adjourned. Maine have decided not to favor the plan to rain and the scorching sun. This means con city, to order any pettons offending against To all women who are ill:—It af To MOTHERS. hw ld a fishway in the dam between Rangley siderable to a large class of people who the provisions of this section, to move on, and fords me great pleasure to tell you of GAVIL F.CHOES, Lakes and Haley Pond. realize quite a sura in picking berries for the if the persons so ordered do not forthwith the benefit I have derived from tak WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE Upon the resignation o f Enoch Davies as market each year, etpecially to women and obey, Ihey shall be liable to a penalty nf $5 ing Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD “CASTORIA,” AND Two Portuguese fishermen, in a dory, had clerk of the council to accept the position of young people. It means the giving up of for each offence.” This is another good thing a f ur hours’ fight with a swordfish in Boston Compound. I can hardly find words to city clerk, President Winslow introduced the “ PITCHER’S CASTORIA,” AS OUR TRADE MARK. new dresses, bonnets and things by the women and one that will be thoroughly appreciated harbor before they succeeded in killing it. express my gratitude for the boon following: “ Resolved, that this board notes folks while a number of young people take by not only our merchants but by thute "h o The sight was witnessed by many spectators. given to suffering women in that ex with deep appreciation tbe election of M r. this means of earning money to help them are obliged to make use of tbe sidewalks /, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyennie, Massachusetts, The fish weighed about four hundred pounds, Davies as city clerk. During his 36 years of through school or to give them some particu The city solicitor also read the following cellent remedy, before taking the was the originator of "PITCHER’S CASTORIA,” th e sama and will probably net its captors $30 or $40. continuous service as clerk of the common lar pleasure. This weather seems to affect which was accepted and passed: That aii C o m p o u n d council M r. Davies has proven himself of in all classes of people in some considerable tbe city ordinances up to the present time I was thin, that has borne and does now on ever? The anomaly of workmen asking for a cut estimable value to the city and the mere ac way, have been approved by a Supreme Judicial bear the facsimile signature of T&tc&K wrapper. in wages was presented when the workers in s a llo w ,a n d knowledgement of h it services does not ex Court Justice with one exception, viz: an the Ashley & Bailey silk mills at Paterson, 4* n e rv o u s . I press one half the estimate which is placed ordinance to regulate the i«’ribu’ion of patent Thia ia the original "PITCHER’S CASTORIA” which haa been N . J., asked to have the scale altered to con — -W hen fish are plentiful and are obtained w a s t r o u upon them. This board takes much pleasure medicines was not approved. W ith this sin form to the union scale. The figures pre under favorable circumstances the fishermen b le d w i t h at his promotion, even while it regrets that used in the homes of the mothers of America for over thirty along our coast make good money but of gle exception all the «rdmances have been such promotion means the severing of tbe pared by the company were in some eases approved as the statute requires, excepting le u e o r- years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it ia higher than those demanded by tbe union. late the fishermen have been working in hard pleasant ties which bound him for such a long section 24 of chapter 15, where an amend rh e e a . a n d luck,but mackerel are now quite plentiful and term of years to the lower branch of Rock the kind you have always bought, °n ment was introduced in the Board of Alder m y m e n the outlook has taken on a rosy hue. In land’s city government. Our thanks for the CA'a& jff&c& U Old People. men, M ay 7, 188S. It does not appear that s t r u a l ’p e and haa the signature of w rap Friendship one day last week fishermen cap many courtesies he has shown us are hereby O ld people who require medicine to regu- amendment supposed to have been made tured more than 3000 mackerel. The rio d s w e r e tendered.” This resolve was adopted by a ate the bowels and kidneys w ill find the at that time was finally passed, approved, and per. No one has authority from me to use my name ex mackerel are coming in in large schools very irreg rising vote. rue remedy in Electric Bitters. This medi recorded on the books of the citv clerk. If cept The Centaur Company of which Chae. H. Fletcher ia which means lots of money for the hardy fish u la r . I cine does not stimulate and contains no is therefore necessary that tbe amendment T h e vacancy rendered by the resignation of ermen. As mackerel always find a ready sale tried three r—v M r. Davies as clerk of the council was im President. whiskey nor other intoxicant, but acta as a each one represents so much money. Fish which wax attempted at that time, bu» not sicians and gradually grew worse. mediately filled by the election of his son tonic and alterative. It acta m ildly on the ermen as a general thing are a saving class. completed, should now be finally passed. March 8, 1897. ,p. Ordered that a plank wain 3$ feet wide be About a year ago I was advised by a Fred M. Davies to that position. Mr. Davies’ stomach and bowels, adding strength and A bank treasurer informed us a short time THE OKNTAUR COMPANY, r MURRAY STRICT, HIWYORA ( giving tone to the organs, thereby aiding laid on Thomaston street from Main street to f r ie n d to t r y M rs . P in k h a m ’s S a n a tiv e name waa presented by Councilman E. R . ago that they formed his best depositors and Nature in the performance of the functions. Broadway. Wash and Vegetable Compound, which Thomas and upon motion of Councilman to their deposits they keep adding to rather Electric Bitters is an excellent appetizer and Ordered that a four foot plank walk be Blackington his election was made unani than taking away. I did. After using three bottles of aids digestion. Old people find it just ex laid on Union stteet from Limerock street to mous, Councilman Fernald casting the vote 4* the Vegetable Compound and one pack actly what they need. Price fifty cents per Lindsey street. of the council. Although the youngest mem of four years as director of the grand open FAMILY REUNIONS age of Sanative Wash, I am now enjoy bottle at W. II. Kittredge Drug Store. . — We have had occasion a number of Ordered that a cross plank walk be laid on ber of that body and a one-year man at that, season at Covent Garden, London. ing better health than I ever did, and M r. Davies has taken an active part in the times to speak of how much W arren is bene Spruce street. Smallpox is reported epidemic at Birm ing The Benner reunion will be held at doings of the common council thus far. The fited by her manufacturing. Knox Countv, Ordered that a plank walk 3}^ feet wide attribute the same to your wonderful ham, Ala. Fif.y well-developed cases are Cutting's, No. W arren, VVednes av, Aug 25. the state and all parts of the country have be laid on West side of North Main street remedies. I cannot find words to ex mantle of the father falls gracefully upon tbe known and a number of deaths have oc If stormy it will occur the next dav. C. A. son. been and are experiencing hard times but from Main street to junction o f Gurdy and press w liat a Godsend they have been curred. Benner, Sec. New England Fair, here is a little Maine town of less than 3000 M r. Davies is naturally much gratified at Cottage streets. to m e. The Bonanza mine, near Baker City, Ore., The eleventh annual .reunion of the Rob inhabitants that have yet to learn what hard Ordered that a plank walk be laid on W henever I begin to feel nervous and his election as city clerk by such a splendid has been sold for $750,000. Two years ago bins family will be held at the home of Mrs. PORTLAND, ME. times are. Why? Because her woolen mill Pleasant street from New County road to vote. “ I f the associations of my new position 111, I know I have a never-failing phy this property could have been bought for Sarah Fisk, South Thomaston, Tuesday, Sept. and shoe shop have been kept busy when Park street. The petition for this walk wa« are as congenial as they have been here in 7. Come and see your friend-*. sician at hand. It would afford me 3500,000. August 16, 17, 18,19, 20 and 21. other places of employment have been obliged signed by Miss Jennie McDonald and 76 tbe lower board” said he, “ I have nothing Berry pickers are at a premium at Berrien The Payson family reunion will be held at to stop their engine» and close tbeir doors. others. pleasure to know that my words had further to wish.” The office of city clerk is Springs, Mich. W alter Pullen, a fruit-grower, tbe Universalist church, South Hope, Wednes A meeting of the stockholders of the Georges Ordered that a plank sidewalk be laid on directed some suffering sister to health associated with that of tax collector and it rounded up fifty tramp? and set them at work. day, Sept. ist. I f stormy, the first fair day River Mills was held last week and the Brewster street and strength through those most ex w ill be something strange indeed if two such thereafter. George W . Payson, President, UNEXCELLED_ATTBACTIONS. Hundreds of people saw a horse commit report of the management was sufficient to Ordered that a sewer be constructed on cellent remedies.— Miss M a y Sa c h n e ii, genial men as Theodore Simonton and M r. East Union; F. W. Smith, Secretary, Rock elicit expressions o f complete satisfaction Union street from Park to Mas inic streets. Davies do not dwell together in harmony. suicide at Niagara Falls by deliberately swim- 348H E. Rich S t, Columbus, O. land. Greatest Exhibit of Live Stock ever from all present. This mill has just received Voted to accept the Lucy Gay Rankin Capt. Simonton is especially well pleased ming into the rapids and over tbe Horseshoe The Head of the Lake School Association made in America. two new spinning jacks and will soon arid fund of $200 under same conditi ins as similar with the election of M r. Davies. “ The city falls. will meet on the school ground in district N o. Finest Trotting and Pacing Program of new looms of the Knowlton pa tern. The funds, with interest at per cent. The have a pasiage. The result of tbe vote was government could not have made a better The sale of inflammable hair washes will I, H ope, Thursday, Sept. 7; if stormy the mill is rushed with work, having orders purpo-e of this fund is to keep the David as follows: Yes, Andros, Johnson; no, A n choice,” said he. probably be prohibited by the English Parlia next pleasant day following. All those who th e Y e a r. enough ahead to run into the middle of next Gay and Samuel Rankin lots ia Sea View derson, Peterion, Harrington, Porter, Black And Limerock street says au revoir to its ment, as a result of the recent death of Mrs. believe in keeping the heart young by renew Daily Bicycle Races Including Grand January. Mr. George W alker is manager cemetery in good condition. ington; and the motion was lost. hopes of an asphalt sidewalk. H on. C. E. Samuelson. ing old associations please be present. Invite Circuit Date. and be has the able assistance of his two T he petition of H on. C. E. Littlefield and Thia vote disposed of permanent improve Littlefield who beaded the petitioners ft r this Tbe Chinese steamer Crihegann, from Sing your friends. Mrs. H . A . H a ll, aecretary. F ire m e n ’s R e e l R aces. tons. These mills are a blessing to Warren others for an asphalt walk on Limerock ment on highways for some time to come. The Shiblea’ reunion w ill be held at O ak walk has some intention of having the asphalt apore to Maltaoita, was wrecked off Malacca, Pulling Contest of unusual Interest. and the Warren people know it. The wages street then came up for consideration. George W . Young, “ a bicycle tax-payer,” laid in front of h ii residence, providing tbe and 130 of the 150 passengers and crew were land, Wednesday, August 18. Picnic dinner. Company of U. S. Cavalry rivaling W ild each month keeps Uncle Sam's coin jingling Alderman Harrington read a protest from claimed that while riding he ran against a city government will grant him that much. drowned. A ll relatives are invited. in the money drawers of the merchants as the residents who live on the Ward 4 side of shut-off that was protruding from tbe ground, The Sumner reunion will be held August W est Performance. Public sentiment applauds the action of the U a result of the recent hold-ups of street well as ia the pockets of those who first re the street. injuring his bicycle $10 worth, which he 18, with Mrs. E. M. Lamb, Center Lincoln North Atlantic Squadron in Harbor. board of aldermen in voting not to buy the cars in Chicago, a policeman ’ has been de ceived them and there is nothing that gives Tbe remonstrants gave three reasons why asked the city to repay. The communication steam road roller thia year. N ot only would it la te d to guard each car on the lines which ville. Balloon Ascensions and Parachute an honest man more pleasure than to know the petition should not be granted. was referred to the highway committee. The Copeland reunion will be held Aug. be too late to use the roller to advantage this suffered. Ju m p s . that his bills are all paid and that be can put 1st. The proposed walk is not a practical B. M . Adams and others petitioned that a I I , at Cutting’s Grove, W arren, Mrs. L. B. season, but the city could ill afford the expen Wormwood's Trained Dogs. his hand in bis pocket and jingle something one to build, as experience has shown that large willow tree at the junction of Orange The English papers take little pains to con diture. There is no question, b.wever, but M cIntyre. else than a bunch o f keys. There is no store such a walk will hold frost and ice in W in and Berkeley streets be removed as it wai ceal their satisfaction over the defeat of E m The Parsons and Crawford families w ill Monkey Theatre. that the city ought to have the roller sooner pay about these mills either. The employes ter season to such an extent that pedestrians a nuisance, it hanging so low over the aide- peror W illiam ’s law of associations bill in the bold their annual reunion at Cutting’s grove, Trained Bear, Badger and Ant Eater. perform the work required of them and re or later. Prussian Diet. must abandon it at a time when most needed. walk that pedestrians have to stoop. Referred Warren, Friday, Aug. 13. W. O. Vinal, Sec. Air Ship taking man aloft. ceive their pay. 2nd. The valuation of the property along to highway committee. People who are prone to criticise the Before leaving Turkey ex-Minister Terrell The annual reunion of the Lermond family city government ought to belong to the board Salem Cadet Band. 4* this line does not warrant the assessment that A communication was read from General declined the invitation to dine with tbe Sultan, w ill be held at the residence of M r. Erastus would be necessary to cover the expense of Manager G. F. Evans of the Maine Central of aldermen thia year and put in as much time because to have accepted would have delayed Lermond, Thomaston, Aug 25. If stormy, the Band and Orchestra Concerts. ------The paving stone cutters on Hurricane said walk, and that it would he an injustice to railroad in relation to the removing of the as tbe members of that body are doing. Every his departure. next pleasant day. Secretary, Maude H . Greatest and Most Expensive Fair of Isle cannot see much hopes at the present for regular meeting this year has lasted later than those who have by industry and economy electric light from their yard. H e asked that An order for three forty-ton torpedo boats Lermond. 1897. the coming of better times. They should pot I I o’clock while hardly a week has passed obtained comfortable homes. it be replaced if possible. Referred to com has been placed with the Ordnance Company, The annual reunion of the To 1 man family S the Best at cost of the Inferior, feel discouraged. The cities all over the when the aldermen have not been called to 3rd. Experience has shown that a good mittee on street lighting, and a report to be of Bridgeport, Conn., by one of the South will be held with Mrs. Otis Tolman at the country have been cutting their appropria attend a special meeting either in the after ecial Rates by all Railroads. cross plank walk, constructed of good mater made at next meeting. I t will be remem American republics. “ Ladies Union” hall, Rockville, Wednesday, tions and perhaps no greater curtailment has ial and by practical workmen, has for some bered that this light was removed from the noon or evening. It is one duty of an aider- Aug 25, weather permitting. If stormy the Ask for N. B. Fair Excursion Ticket s Rev. Thomas Sherman, son of the late Gen. been made than in the paving department. yean and is now meeting the demands of yard and placed in another location where it man to be able to please parties who cannot first pleasant day following. W illiam T . Sherman, has just arrived in Admission 50 Cents. But the new tariff bill has became a law, con citizens living in that part of the city where was thought it would do more good. think alike themselves, and another duty to The eighteenth annual Starrctt family Seattle, Wash., whither he has gone in the 60.64 fidence has been restored and the calamity tbe valuation is much higher than at this F. M. Shaw and others petitioned that Co work cheerfully for a salary of abuse and crit gathering w ill be held in reunion grove, W a r hope of recovering bis health. howler has been silenced. Mills a*e starting point. Tbe remonstrants petitioned for a lumbia avenue be accepted as a public icism. Little wonder that there is a scarcity ren, Thursday, August 19. I f stormy on the up, grain is moving from the West, the banker plank walk. The signers to the remonstrance thoroughfare. The avenue ia 496 feet wide of martyrs. A number of small tin cans containing I9»h, it will be held on the first suitable day is removing the padlocks from his safety were William H. Hyde, Octavia W. Hyde, and extends from New County road to Pleas The res gnation of CouncilmanDavies leaves about 40 pi unds o f opium were discovered on tncreofter, Sunday excepted. L. F. Starrett of Real vaults, the wholesale merchants are sending Charles C. Lovejov, Charles A. Haskell, ant street. N o land damages asked for. R e 20 councilmen but tbe same old quorum of Squaw Island in the Niagara River and turned Rockland is president and I. P. Starrett of big orders to tbe mills while the retail mer Thomas Lotbrop, G. A. Ames, Mrs. S. D. ferred to committee on highways. As there are hardly ever more than 11 over to the customs officials. W arren, secretary. chants are daily making their orders larger, Dennis, Olive Howard, J. D . Stahl, O. B. City Clerk \V . F. Tibbetts tendered his res present it w ill be necessary for some of tbe Ladies in England w ho own dogs are com The third reunion of the Thorudike family Bargains tbe borrower is having less trouble in finding Lovejoy, F. W. Skinner, F. H. Whitney and ignation. Voted to accept the same and that delinquents to report for duty. To be elected bining. as the labor people combine, to do will he held at Capt. E. W . Harkness’ grove. lenders, money is beginning to flow in a W. II. Glover & Co. M r. Tibbetts be given a vote of thanks for councilman does not simply mean to attend away with an act requiring every dog on Lon Ballard P. in i, Rockport, Wednesday, Aug. 25, When we say that wo ure ollering steady g< lden stream and tbe cries of want M r. Littlefield being present was granted his valuable services. M r. Tibbetts’ resigna tbe meeting at which city officials are elected. don streets to wear a muzzle. if pleasant; il stormy, next fair day. A ll are becoming tubdued. The tide has indeed real genuine Bargains in childrens permission to speak. H e said he knew tion was necessary owing to his recent ap The committee on finance is having no of name, relatives and friends of family are turned and the people of Hurricane Isle will Tbe conductors on the Lynn and Boston Hats nud Bonnets and in childrens there were remonstrants to tbe petition but pointment as shipping commissioner. H e snap thia year, between wrestling with trust cordially invited. Picnic dinner. Myrtle E. feel its influence in time. New streets are Street Railway have received orders to ad if the city waited until everyone agreed this has made a careful, painstaking clerk and he Carter, sec. White Dresses wo mean just what we going to be built and old ones repaired. New funds and sewer assessments. dress all female passengers by teb term walk nor none other would ever be built. He severs his relationship with the city govern A reunion of the Moody family,will be held sav. An inspection of the goods and granite buildings are going to be erected, It looks as though Mayor Butler would fully “ Madam” under penalty of discharge. contended that his pr