Courier Gazette : August 14, 1888

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ROCKLAND, MAINE, TUESDAY, AUGUSt 14, 188s. V o l . 7 . - -N ew Se r ie s . N umber 31.

SPECIAL SALE! OWL'S HEAD PARK MOTHER TONGUE. Th e Cour i er-gazette ABOUT TOWN. By PORTER St JONES. HEADQUARTERS — AT THE— Has a Successful and Largely Attended " K " asks whether he should say “ muggy" O pe n in g . or “ m urky.” They are both good words, if HERBERT M. LORD, E d it o r . -----FOR---- Boston 5 and 10c Store The overcast sky o f Wednesday did not pre­ properly used. “ M uggy" conveys the idea of vent a goodly turnout o f the martial appearing damp, thick weather, which accompanied with A MODERN PAPER. and handsomely attired Knights of Claremont high temperature is sticky and uncomfortable. SATURDAY, AUG. 18. Commnndery,under Commander Lawry,bound “ M urky” conveys the idea of a thick, impene­ Forty-third year...... o f t h e . . . . Rockland Gazette for Owl's Head Park to assist in the opening trable atmosphere, not involving the idea of Fifteenth year...... of the .. .Itocklnnd Courier Woolen Yarns' 24 Doxcn 8 Inch Footed Perry Bros, arc breaking ground for a new of the Simpson House, in which twe members moisture. That yellow Tuesday was a murky kiln. of the Commnndery, Edwin Sprague and Capt. day. Two dollars n year in advance—$2.60 if paid at end of yeaf: $1 for eix mouths; 60 cents for three GLASS SAUCE DISHES W in. Moore has added a very fine specimen A. F. Pillsbury,are interested. The Comman- Speaking of weather, I am reminded that months1 trial trip. -----AT----- AT 20 CTS. EACH. o f sea horse to our collection. dery escorted by the City Cornet Band in full same people fail to grasp the conception that uniform steamed in the Pioneer to Owl's Head Entered as second class mall mntter. Stephen Chase ft Co. report the past week an the weather is the sum total o f all the atmos­ Park and took up tbeir quarters nt the holel. The unusually dull one in the fish business, the pheric conditions. The weather is the state of ONE LOT trim and speedy little Oracle Bell puffed mer­ N IC E N A M E . weather interfering with the fishermen. the atmosphere. Neighbor Mnlaprop meeting rily hack and forward between Tillson’s wharf one says: “ Muddy weather isn’t it? It may Colored Glass Cheese Dishes The I toys for amusement, nowadays, arrange H.GALLERT’S during the day. The Knights and their ladies he plensant overhead ; but the old saw repeats A Curio from a Place W ith a Very San­ themselves in n row on the Mnin street cross­ AT 15 CTS. EACH. enjoyed the day in social converse, strolling "that isn't the way he is going.” Still, the guinary Title. ings, and k ill swallows with sticks as they go Regular Price 25 cent?. about the picturesque grounds, enjoying the going is not the weather. We received by mail Wednesday from F. R. shooting by. One lad killed three, Thursday elegant dinner served, listening to the fine How many people know when it is that “ the noon, 'Tis a cruel sport. Rowell, esq., of Seattle, W. T., until recently Owing to the great success music of the bind and other innocent diver­ wind backs in,” or "backs around” ? A better- of this city, a pipcc of ulder hark from nn alder BOSTON 5 & 10 CENT STORE, A Rockland picnic party swooped down on sions. Speaking of the dinner perhaps the best posted titan may correct me, if I err. M y ex­ in the town of Slaughter. W. T., the tree being of our Woolen yarns, and on Ballard Park last week, and have come home way to show what the brave Knights had to en­ planation : When an east wind goes intoa west­ 80 feet tall nnd three feet in diameter. The fol­ Opp. Thorndike Hotel, Rockland. 20 full of the beauties o f the place. They speak counter would be to reproduce ern quarter via north, instead of via south, the lowing letter accompanied it. The letter is highly of the kindness of II. H. Mngune and special demand of our cus THE MKNV. fair weather route. Isn't that “ hacking" ? dated August 7: others who nre cottaging there. I have heard the statement: “ It has rained " I send by this mnll a piece of hark labeled tomers, we have opened this The various island packets brought off con­ Julienne Soup. Fish Chowder. angleworms." Who has ever seen any angle- in accordance with facts which I took from an Mountain View House, siderable live stock Tuesday. The Mayflower risn. Bol led Salmon. Fried Cod worms coming down in a shower, like long nlder, at Slaughter, a week or two since. Thero year our Imported and Domes CAMDEN, MAINE. of Pulpit Harbor brought a pair of steers, a ROAST. dashes amid a whole pace of periods? But Is nothing very curious about it, t>ut still a lit­ Ribs of Beef— Brown Gravy. Chicken—Gibict Sauce OPEN UNTIL OCTOBER. pair of calves und a drove o f sheep, while the Spring Lamb—Caper Sauce you saw them in a tub. Yes; they didn’t tle uncommon to even a state of Maine man, tic Yarns earlier than at any Grayhound of North Haven landed a hand­ MOILED. “ rain" there; but they got there “ just the same." and they are expected to have, and know it all. Cold Corned Beef. Sugar Cured Ham 4 9 * This house is no r open to receive parties and some yoke of oxen. ENTREES. By the way what Is this " it , " which we use The town Slaughter, about 25 miles south from other season. Ladies who are the traveling public. We respectfully acknowledge a kind invita­ Jellied Chicken. Lobster Salad so much? It rains; it thunders; it is nine Seattle, on the Puget Sound Shore R. R., re­ VEGETA tll.ER, Fine Bay, Harbor and Mountain Scenery, Beau­ tion from Gen. Henry L. Mitchell and Clarence Mashed Potatoes. Green Pens. New Potatoes o’clock ; it is a long road, that has no turn ; it ceived Its name from the killin g of one Colonel doing Knitting and Crochet tiful Driven, Good Boating, S. Lunt, Major and Asst. Adj't. Gen’l to visit, Stewed Tomatoes, string Beans. New Beets was Jane not James, that brought the bonnet. (I think it was) Slaughter, by Indians, some Bathing and Fishing. Superior Table. RELISHES. What do we mean ? Why lust this. Our with ladies, headquarters of the First Brigade, Cucumbers. Mixed Pickles. Olives years ago. I am liking the place and its peo­ Work during the summer and 49-W ill receive parties after one day’s notice..*# Maine Volunteer M ilitia, at “ Camp Marble," Lettuce. Worcestershire Sauce iuncuage ctnnot predicate anything without a ple here very much, and could 1 sit In T h e DESSERT. subject. ’J he verb must have a subject ex­ F. 0. MARTIN, Proprietor. in Augusta Thursday and Friday, Aug. 10 and Simpson House Pudding—Vanilla Sauce. C.-G. sanctum and converse with yon lor an provide for the winter will find 17. Mince P.e. Berry Pie. ■- Lemon Pic pressed or distinctly understood. A ll we wish hour or two this afternoon would leave you Vanilla, Raspberry. Pistachio, Chocolate Ice Cream to state is the ruining, the thundering, the time ‘ringing ns to your ears’ and ’drooping as to Belfast Journal: "The stewards of the B. Lemon Sherbert. o’day : but we nre not wont to say “ rains” your chin’ fully convinced that I had gone it convenient and also to their & B. line having been remembered by tbeir Assorted Nuts and Fruits. “ thunders." “ nine o’clock is," as a Latin might- daft on the question of Washington in general, HOTEL ST. MARC, friends, it is now the clerks' turn. Eaton of T ea Coffee So we use “ it.” In the other two cases “ it” and Seattle in particular. advantage to purchase Yarns the Lewiston, Hanscome of the Penobscot, During the day the steam launch was con­ 434 Fifth Ave., New York City. reverses the subject and predicate. You can­ Guernsey of the Katahdin—where w ill you tinually adding to the crowd, and when the “ A Maine man has no need to be homesick ON THE AMERICAN OR EUROPEAN not give such an “ it” an antecedent if you tty. of us now, as the variety and Bluehill in the evening deposited her big loads or lonesome here for want o f fellow citizens, PLAN. find three better fellows or more popular offi­ cers.” That's so! the crowd was some.hing entirely unlooked for. for every odd (no pun) man is sure to hail assortment of shades we have Special Rates from June to October. OLD LADIES HOME. from Maine. East Machias is so well repre­ Win. Davidge, the veteran comedinn, and and it seemed to lie a very jo lly crowd, too. J. ALONZO NUTTER, Proprietor. sented thnt we nre frequently asked what part for three years past a member of Palmer’s The Knights returned to the city on the lirst in stock to-day is very immense return trip o f the Bluehill. Before entering To Make Things Move—Some Plans. o f Machias Maine is in. They, Machias and Madison Square Theatre Company, died at Maine, bear about the same ratio to each other, Cheyenne on Monday of last week while on the boat they gave a short parade and three This worthy object, which has been in the later when cool weather ar­ rousing cheers for the Simpson house, its pro­ in the minds of the other people here, that his way to San Francisco. Our theater goers care of our enterprising indies so long, bids THE CASWELL SCHOOL prietors und ladies. .Eneas did, in his own mind, to the fall of w ill remember M r. Davidge as the author of fair soon to materialize. A ve ry enthusiastic Troy. I meet some o f the Thontaston cap­ rives it is difficult to replace At supper there was another great rush, hut and largely attended meeting of those inter­ the “ pereeed” injunction in the “ Honeymoon” tains nearly every week. Ship J. B. Walker A BOARDING & DAY SCH10L all were served and came away satisfied. The ested was held in the chapel of the First Bap­ when Margaret Mather visited Itocklnnd. Capt. Geo. Wallace, sailed last evening for San them. Our aim is always to For Young Ladies and Misses. supper menu was a fit companion piece for the tist church, Thursday afternoon, where the 9C. I’AltK STREET, PORTLAND, ME. We have frequently mentioned the favorite Francisco, coal loaded, and ship Baring Bros., noon banquet. The food was well prepared, subject of a fair and a concert was discussed Miss L. B. H o lbro o k , Principal. black cat of steamer Penobscot, and beg to in­ Capt. Geo. Musters, is loading nt the bunkers get the best possible value and the tables daintily laid and the sea-air-exercise- A committee o f the various knitting bees was This school oilers advantages for a thorough form our readers that she is still extant. The now. It is pleasant even after these few weeks preparation for college as .well as courses of study sharpened appetites of the guests kept the ac­ appointed to consider the fair question, and a in Literature, History or Art History to those who other day when the Penobscot took the passen­ to meet with home people I assure you.” direct your attention to our commodating young lady waiters on the go. numerous committee of our musical people desire to supplement a High School course. Fall gers oil' of the steamer City of Richmond the term commences Sept. 19. The limited accommo­ The waiters were becomingly attired in at­ was appointed to mature plans for a concert to eat ran across the plank to the latter steamer Sunlight Yarns which are the dations for boarding pupi's renders an early appli- tractive Swiss costumes of black and white. lie given at nn early day. James W ight is SEA URCHINS. 49“Send for circulars, 96 Park und was left there when the boats separated. 27-30 After supper there was more sociability, the chairman of the committee. Among those The officers put her in a box, left her here nt best in the world, (better than guests parcelling themselves off in groups. mentioned, whom it is thought may participate According to the Belfast Press a new article Rockland,and when the Penobscot went up the After the dining room was cleared Meservey’s in the concert, nre Miss Van of New York of food lias been discovered . “ A new deli river she resumed her place as one of the crew. Midnight Yarns); we sell them Portland Latin School Brass Quintet and those fond of the giddy the guest of the Hon. N. A. Farwell, and Miss cacy has been introduced here by Prof. Coutel- PORTLAND, MAINE. In other places a very popular organization dance took possession and indulged in the dedi­ Ella Herriman of Liverpool, Eng,, now in lier. One day recently while walking on tho at the same price that you Best facilities for instruction in Academic Studios, is what is known ns the Orange Peel Club. cation hop. The large party struggled home Boston. They nre urtists. The concert w ill bench near this city with a friend, his attention with Military Drill. Faculty: Theo. F. Leighton This club undertakes not only to remove or­ on the various trips of the boats, and it was the fYale), Joshua E. Crane (Brown), Head Masters, be very nice. was directed to a quantity of sea urchins would pay elsewhere for infe­ Chas. E. Cushing (Yale), Edmund A. DeGarmo ange peels on the sidewalk—which gives it its general verdict that notwithstanding the misty The committee having the matter of a fair which his friend thought might be n curiosity (Hamilton),Masters ; Prof. R. F. Klenner,Tactician name—but other similar obstructions. The nature of the greater portion o f the day and and Instructor in the Modern Languages. Board­ in charge w ill meet itt the chapel o f the First to him. Instead of proving such, however rior grades. All our brands ing Students admitted on any date. For full inform­ members not only engage to do this small act evening 'twas a very,very pleasant time,and the Baptist Church next Wednesday at 3 p. nt. the fish wete found to be an old time favorite ation address either of the Head Masters. 51 38 ot pbilantbrophy, but to themselves refrain prophecy was madethat it was only the first of When all the money that is promised toward of tbe Professor, and one wbieh is esteemed a of Yarns are first quality and from such little thoughtless acts us throwing a m tny picas mt visits to a very attractive place t the establishing of an Old Ladies Home is paid great delicacy in France where it is known as banana skin on the sidewalk, no serious trans­ The Sintpson House is a square, three-story in the fund w ill nmount to $1050. oursin. A quantity was gathered and prepared full weight. gression in itself, but one that may lend to building, on a lofty eminence, facing north, according to the Professor's instructions, and INVESTMENT quite disagreeable results. Rockland needs a directly up the bay looking towards Camden, they were fonnd to make a very palatable BONFIRE OF BONDS. club organized on the same plan to remove Rockport, und the numerous islands that dot dish. SECURITIES. loose paper from the streets. that portion of our fair watery surroundings. The manner of preparing them tor food is The house, which has been rushed on to an John IL Quimby o f Belfast has had remark­ able success in refunding the $150,000 six per very simple. The shell is first cut in a circle Denominations, $200 to $10,000. opening condition with great speed, is encir­ Our Slock Contains Full Lines of PERSONAE POINTS. cent, mortgage bunds of the B. & M. L. R. It. on the under side near the rim , a pair of scis­ cled by u double piazza, while a lofty tower sors being a good instrument for thut purpose. Interest, 5 per ct., 7 per ct., 8 per ct. runs up the front center from which, on a clear Co. A t the annual meeting of the corporation Mrs. Chas. E. Hall and family are visiting This leaves the edible parts in tbe upper shell, day, nn enchanting view of sea and shore, in July Mr. Quimby reported that be bad re­ Maturity, - 3 Months to 5 Years in M orrill, Me. funded $148,000 of the amount. Since then the with a cavity in the centre, which is tilled w ith Sunlight Yarns, mountain and plain, field mid woodbind, city Security, property worth three-times the bond, remaining $2,000 have been culled in and the breud crumbs, and tbe food is ready for the Miss Mattie Dexter of Malden, Mass., is the and town can he seen. The house has ten and guaranty of responsible companies and banks, matter is now closed. The vote to refund was table. I t is eated raw, with u spoon. These guest of Miss Ada Simonton. sleeping rooms, with parlor, reading room, etc. Price, Par and accrued interest. passed on the 2nd ot Februury, and in less shell-fish abound in large quantities on the Miss Amanda Ventress o f Boston and George The dining room is40x30 feet, and w ill accom­ The 5 per cent. Debenture Bonds of the Northern than six months from that time every dollar shores down the bay, especially near Castine, Germantown Yarns, Banking Company arc a legal investment for the Tyler are guests of M r. and Mrs. T. H. Mc­ modate 100 guests. On the day of the opening it was refunded. When the mortgage was made and some are to he found In our harbor. They Suvings Bunks of Maine. Lain. was very tastily decorated with hunting and in 1870, the trustees were ex-Gov. Crosby and have generally been considered worthless, but Lists and information furnished on application in M. J. McGrail of Montreal has been visiting evergreen, with un occasional owl to remind Judge Dickerson, of Belfast, and Hon. A. W. it they meet with the same l'avor from the person or by mail. in this city, at Mrs. I. K. Kimball's, where his one what the Owl’s Head. Opposite the en­ Spanish Yarns, Paine, o f Bangor. The latter is now the only public that they have from the few who trance from the hall was placed the motto wife had preceded him. living trustee. Monday of last week M r have tried them, a raid on tho beds of sea- NORTHERN BANKING COMPANY, “ Welcome" which gave the room a cheerful, Marion F. Thayer and wife of Westboro, Quimby made up the complete record and sent urchins may be looked for." PORTLAND, MAINE. homelike appearance, while beautiful bouquets Mass., are visiting in this city, tlieir old home, it to Bangor for Mr. Paine to discharge the Sel d en Coxxon, Pre,. W. F. Mil l ik e n , V. Pres. were profusely scattered through the house. Saxony Yarns, the guests of George T. Perry. mortgage, and the same day the refunded LIK ED IT. ClIAB. L. Ma r sto n , See. 26-38 The purlor is neatly furnished, as me the bonds, $150,000, were destroyed at the Savings Officer John Bricklev o f the Boston police sleeping rooms. force, accompanied by his wife and child, is Bunk in Belfast, Hon. Joseph Williamson The Sedgwick correspondent of the Ellsworth In the rear is the place of most interest, the American says: "Y o u r correspondent recently visiting his old home in this city. representing Mr. Paine and Mr. Quintby the Shetland Yarns, To Save Time is to Lengthen Life. department where the savory dishes that arc a spent a few days in Camden. Mt. Megunti- B. f t M. L. R. R. Co. There were 119 ono W. F. Norcross was in Hallowell last week necessary accompaniment o f a sea-breeze thousand dollur bonds and 02 five bundled cook, Sheman’s Point, and the Turnpike, the Three important things in the Equipment of an attending the wedding of Huttle Ardelle Tobey appetite are prepared. Over this important Ofliee are a Typewriter, a Cyclostyle, and a good dollar bonds. Each bond was placed upon the fine shores and bay make Camden un attractive supply of Rubber Stamps. The of Hallowell and Walter H. Thomas of W illow domain Mrs. J. W. Trusscll presides—a happy fire separately nnd consumed to ashes. This resort. Front the top of tbe mountain, 1450 City, Dak. selection. This department of the house is Starlight Yarns, ends the question of refunding the mortgage feet high, there is a beautiful panorama o f Remington Standard Typewriter Capt. C. I. Murston, who is in the city alter well supplied with all the necessary culinary mountains, vulleys, rivers uud ocean. The •knowledged to be the leading Typewriter, and bonds which has agitated the people o f Belfast an extended sojourn in the west, w ill probably appliances, range, refrigerators, etc., etc. ises are too well known to enumerate here. for several years. town seems to behaving a real boom; new settle in Wetherford,Texas, on his return west. SEA UltEEZES, ' ' ' ' ------streets are being laid out with tbe new Atlantic THE CYCLOSTYLE He reports the boom at Sail Diego a little quiet An interesting gume of “ knock up und avenue in prospect. There ure many summer Scotch Yarns, ---- machine by which any number of exact conies ai present, but thinks that the fine harbor, catch” was played during the ufternoon. T H A T B U G . of any handwriting or type writing can be quickly cottages and niunsions. Au elegant mansion Is anti cheaply made. It Is far superior to any dupli which that city has, w ill eventually make it Our people were pleased to meet W. W . being erected for Hon. J. B. Stcurns. Tbe eating apparatus on the market. the leading city in that section of California. Sintpson of New York, one of the proprietors The Buffalo bug is doing great damage in architect is David Witbington, esq., the cost Wetherford, Texas, where Capt. Marston in­ of the park. He is a very pleasant gentleman Belfast, says the Journal. We gave a remedy probably over $60,060. From Camden to Bar OSBORN’S RUBBER STAMPS. in T h e C-G last week for discouraging this Domestic Yarns, These Stamps are the best Rubber Stain ns I ever tends locating, is about the size of Rockland. and exerted himself und very successfully to Harbor cottages and mansions are scattered saw, and can be furnished at a very lew davs’no­ It is in a fine farming country in western Texas make the day agreeable to all, as did Mr. troublesome insect. Another remedy is to over point and bluff und shore. Vacationists tice. I should he pleased to show the above goods to and about three hours ride from Fort Worth, Sprague, Judge Hicks, Capt. Pillsbury and sprinkle liberally clear naptha over the carpets ure coming and w ill continue to come in in­ anyore desiring to see them, also lo send themsam- The Texan Pacific and Atchinson & Topeka others of the entertaining party. and clothing. The liquid w ill evaporate and creasing numbers to the Maine coast, for there >les of the work and prices. 49“Typewriting and leave neither odor nor stain. An exchange gives Ball Yarns, Duplicating by the Cyclostyle process done to or­ Railroads pass through the city. 'Twas the general observation that the is no such combination of mountain and ocean der. .------Simpson House bad grown so rapidly,and the the following description o f the buffalo bug: view on the entire Atlantic seaboard us we get O. C. OR OS . LOAN AND BUILDING. proprietors were congratulated on their success “ Imagine an apple seed wrapped in seal skin, from the Camden H ills to Mt Desert." 1th Cochran & Bewail, 249 Mai Street, in having the opening ns announced, when it and you have as good an idea o f this spry little ------.*. . .. Rockland. 15 Portland Argus : “ The Casco Loan Associ­ seemed so impossible to get ready in season. pest as can he given. Put him under a miero- SM ART M AN. Germantown Zephyrs. ation closes its first six months of business 'Twas unfortunate that the fog deprived the cope and bis ‘horns’ can be plainly seen. If you don't smoke In this world next Saturday. The turnings have been large, guests of the beautiful views which the Park Nathaniel Robbins of Deer Isie is in his — you may In the next." and holders o f stock books w ill have their affords. •IN JUSTICE TO HIM." eighty-eighth year, and the other day, a neigh­ I f you do smoke try 8. 8. SLEEPER & CO.’S bor was mowing with a machine near his house, dividends put upon them when the August HERE AND THERE. ***Orders by mail promptly payments are made. The tirst series w ill have A Maine mail who has heeu put under bonds with some boys to mow tbe edges ol tbe field by band, and on looking round there was two dividends, the first of five cents and the The High Court o f Foresters in England for alleged adultery writes a letter to a Maine “ Uncle ’Thaniel" putting in bisscytheas swart attended to.%* second o f thirteen cents' per share. The sec­ have revoked the powers of the High Court of puper which reported biin to be a church mem­ as the youngest among them. He is always at ond series has been in existence only three America until colored men are admitted to ber saying that he is not a church member and church and Sunday School, and is one of tbe months, but gets six cents per share. In ad­ membership. • asks that the proper correction be made “ in dition to these dividends a handsome per cent, first in every good work for the public benefit. During a severe gale in Valparaiso Monday justice to hint." has been carried to the surplus fund. No of last week several vessels were dashed to more popular, safe, and withal big dividend BASE BALL BITS. REGIMENTAL REUNION. I I . Gallert. pieces and many lives were lost. paying organizations exist in our state thau these Loan Associations. They are attracting At the city election in Portsmouth, N. IL , Bert Knowlton of Belfast who has been The reunion o f Co. IL . Second Maine Cav­ the at:ention of our large investors, and well Tuesday, the Democratic ticket was elected playing with the Salem team has an offer from alry, w ill lie held at Freedom, Sei t. 7th. D. 269 MAIN ST., they might when dividends Belter than ten per headed by Hon. George E. Uodgdon for May­ Detroit. He is now in Salem und does not B. Carter Pus', of Freedom has vote 1 to en­ s. S. SLBJPEIi Si co., Factory, Boston. or. nt. per annum are declared and another good know whether he w ill accept or not. The tertain the company. The last reunion was Trade Mark. Reg. Dee, 20,jls87. per cent, is tarried to the undivided profits The Sioux Indians still refuse to sign the Worcesters wanted Forest Goodwin but it is held at Northport. Co. 11. was chiefly from WOOUlillKY, LATHAM A CO.. W holeaale Belfast. Opp. Tlioi’ndike Hotel. Dealers, Fortt uud, JUaiue. account." the proposed treaty. suid that he lias returned home to stay. T U B R O C K LA N D C O U R IE R -G A Z E T T E : TU ESD A Y , AUGUST 7, 1888.

NOBLEBORO CAMPGROUND. MAINE MATTERS. A NEW FOUND PEOPLE. BABES IN THE WOODS

A Tribe of I-ong ITatred Black. In Africa. Upon the line of the Knox .St Lincoln R. R., Our Maine State College hoys- go back to From Virginia conies a prettv, hftir- NEW GOODS! Fred R. Spear Interesting Discoveries. midway between Bath and Rockland, are the Orono this week, the fall term commencing to I pathic story of two little lads of three I and six. who were lost (or two days and TIft« In Ptock nil of the following grounds o f the Rockland District Campmect- day. Lieut. Lienart, who accompanied Capt Van Gele in his recent journey which ' nights in the Shenandoah mountains, ing Association. 1 he gate to a beautiful grove A. D. Orne o f this city and James B- Gott NEW GOODS solved the greatest remaining problem of though the whole valley was out look­ o f thrifty hardwood trees is w ithin a rod of the o f Green’s Landing have been granted an in­ FIRST QUALITY COALS African geography, has returned to Brus­ ing (or them. They were found at last R. R. track, no hot dusty walk or ride to reach crease of pension. cuddled in some dry leaves in the shel­ And i« the only denier In ihe city who has nt the the grounds, shady walks and cool springs sels, bringing full details of the trip by present time the genuine Jennie Hackett, of Strong, died Wednesday ter of some big rock, ami tlie little one’s with a bountiful supply of pure water, to which steamer for ninety-nine day3 on the Mo- night, in convulsions, caused by an overdose ; clothes, to the practised mother’s eye, is added nt large gatherings a Irec ice fountain. bangi river. The expedition proved that of oil of cedar. She was 20 years o f age. were woefully awry. Asking the rea- Franklin Red Ash A well regulated hotel and a large lodging hall tlio Mobangi is identical with the Welle- , son, she was told that upon tlieir first Q Q A I y There was a bop Thursday evening at the Makua river, and is, therefore, tlie great­ as well as cottages supply the hungry and rest night out the baby had utterly refused My Rtock includes nil sizes Belmont,Hotel Bar Harbor, at which the fash­ est northern tributary of the Congo. the weary, making this a most delightful place to sleep in his clothes; so the elder un­ Free Burning While Ash,Lehigh Egg mid for Sunday schools, musical, educational, re­ ionable Mount Desert visitors appeared in On Oct. 27 last the expedition, com­ dressed him, spread Ids little skirts upon ligious gatherings and picnics. A large, beau­ force. Among the recent arrivals are Mrs. posed of four white men and fifty-seven the rock that served for a bed, put the We have just received several lines Broken White Ash, Franklin Stove, native boatmen and soldiers, left Equator tifu l and permanent building is now being James T. Fields and Mrs. Sarah Orne Jewett. bonnetunder his head and at morning of Bed Ash, ((lie only genuine,) Station, on the Congo, nnd started up the erected upon the grounds a description of It is rumored here that President Cleveland's i put on the clothes again as best he could. George’s Creek Cumberland next trip will extend as far east as Bar Harbor Mobangi on the little steamer En Avant, which we give below. Throughout their wanderings, which Coal, and that he w ill pay a visit to Secretary W hit-’ the firs t vessel launched on the U pper [ extended for miles, the little fellows had Many trains of cars pass the gate each day (Unequalled for Smithing nnd Btenm purposes.) Congo. The steamer had in tow a na­ kept the bucket with which they had and the efficient superintendent of the K. & L. ney and Col. Lamont. SUMMER SUITS! tive war canoe with a capacity of 100 been sent to the spring for water. R. R., W. L. White, will gladly give informa We recently stated that S. G. Downs of the men, on which a part of the expedition ------4-*^------—ALSO A FULL STOCK OF— tion regarding excursions or take schools to ' steamer Katahdin had been presented by was quartered. About 450 miles up tlio all sizes, 34 to 14, bought very much this grove. The tenth annual excursion of friends with a fine gold watch. It now seems river they reached the Zongo rapids, SIZES OF HEADS. Wood, Hay, Straw, Lime, Hair, that he is not only lucky man In the B. & B. tinder regular prices nnd they will be all the churches along the line ot the K . & L. the furthest point attained by Gren­ BRICK, SAND, R. R. including Bath and Rockland is adver­ Co's employ, for D. B. Smith of the Penobscot fell. nnd there their explorations "Seven” being the average size of a sold tised for August 23d, under the auspices o f the is the recipient o f a beautiful diamond ring ns began. In the next thirty miles they m an’s head ns measured by his lia i, it Rosendale & Portland Cement. Knox, Lincoln and Sagadahoc S. S. Associa­ a "w e ll deserved recognition o f his services on passed a series o f five rapids, at tw o of appears that out ol 14 distinguished personages, two (Lord Chelmsford and tion : the boat," whllo Mr. Warner ol the Lewiston which they were compelled to take tlie VERY LOW FOR CASH ! Dean Stanley) were below, while other The work upon the new Temple now being has received from a (cw friends a horse nnd m achin ery out o f th e ir vessel, unship tlio two (Lord Beaconsfield and the Prince F I R E C L A Y erected at the Noblcboro Cnmpground Is being buggy. It is a deserving trio. paddle wheels nnd drag het up witli pushed with commendable zeal, in hopes of great difficulty on rollers over land. of Wnles) were exactly up to tlie aver­ Our goods are all New and Frcsli. having it ready in time to occupy it this month Diphtheria has again appeared at the Insane Three weeks were required to pass these age. Of tlie others, Dickens, Selborns Chimney Pipe & 'lops for the annual Sabbath School Convention and Hospital, this time in the female wing. The rapids, above which tlie broad, majestic and Bright required 7 1 8. Earl Russell No old shop worn stuff in our store. Campmeeting. patient is Miss Bowden, female supervisor. 7 1-4, Lord Macaulay, Gladstone and This pipe Is mnde from Pure Fire Clny expressly The building is located in the south part o f , river did not offer a singlo noteworthy for chimneys nnd Is thesnfest and most durable of the grove, an excellent location, being removed 1 H«PPHy the disease appears in a m ild form obstruction in the 200 remaining miles of Thackeray 7 3-3, Louis Philippe 7 3-4 Those who trade with us once always any chimney pipe in the ninrket. It is easily put trom the R. R. depot, hotel and lodging hall She was taken several days ago. No other new tlie ascent The country, writes Capt inches, nnd the Archbishop of York 8 up by any intelligent person. and confusion near the gates. cases have been discovered, and that portion of Van Oele, is very beautiful. Tlie river, fu ll. come again. The crest of the hill has been graded down, the hospital devoted to females haR been quar­ which for long stretches is over a mile and trees sufficient to let in light removed, A SIX-TON METEORITE. making room for the large building. The antined. The disease seem to be very insidi­ in widtli, witli an average deptli of Akron Drain Pipe ! main building is 72 feet long, with an addition ous in its action, but it is now hoped and be­ twenty feet, is bordered by high Hills, on The Akron is now the standard for excellence nil at the south end for platform and a room, width lieved that no further difficulty w ill be experi­ whose gentle slopes are hundreds of huts, The famous Bahia or Bendego mete­ over the United Staten, nnd Is more reliable as to 50 feet; platforms extend around the most of which, in tlio distance, have tlie appear­ orite waslanded in Riode.Janerio on June durability and finish than any other kind. the building outside; side as well ns frontdoors enced. admit the people. I t is to be lighted by large ance of clialets. Hero and there are 15, and is now in the collection of the T V . Z B . KEROSENE OIL AT WHOLESALE. windows, now being made in Boston. The up­ GREEN'S LANDING. 8een in tlie brandies o f lo fty cottonw ood BraziPan national museum. Tlie trans­ per sash is to be cathedral glass and the lower trees buildings made of branches nnd portation of this great mass of iron, First Quality Goods! sash of plain glass. A large window in each Prices as Low as the Lowest! Sardines are becoming scarce. grass, which are used merely as posts of whose weight was various,y estimated Our trade since tve came to Rock­ end is to be of cathedral glass. observation, nnd which doubtless gave from six to nine tons, and which has Prompt and Satisfactory Delivery! When completed this building w ill fill a Warren, Haskell & Small find lively times at much needed want at the grove, atfording shel­ rise to tlie romantic rumors Grenfell been found to w e ig li 53C1 k ilo g ra m s, land has been far ahead of anything O 'O rders received by Telephone. Please call ter in case of rain, ensuring meetings during their lumber yard. brought home of aerial dwellings on the was rendered possible, says Sciene, by and obtain prices before purchasing. campinecting time if rainy; holding meetings Frank Warren has decided to take some of Upper Mobangi. The first new tribe the tile recent completion of a line of rail- we expected which shows that the cool mornings and evenings, making perma­ Shields & Carroll's cutting job to do. explorers discovered were tlie Bakombe, road passing within one hundred and nent the location for the churches o f this dis­ FREI) R. SPEAR, who are said to extend over a largo re­ fifteen kilometres of tlie Bendego creek, people of this vicinity appreciate trict, giving a new impetus nnd interest in each Mrs. Jordan Thurlow with two daughters SO. 4 PARK ST., - ROCKLAND, ME gion between the Mobangi and the where it has lain since tlie unsuccessful church in ihe district now erecting a church left Tuesday fur Seattle, where M r. Jordan now WE ARE tent or cottage, all ground rents being removed Congo. attempt to remove it to Bahia in 1875. good goods and low prices. this year. is. Tlio Bakombe are remarkable among NOT JEWS. And we are the only The building w ill sent 1000 persons. Chairs Business is dull here at present, two quarries all the black races of Africa for their un­ are to be used for seats. "Newspaper Libel” is the title of a novel having shut down and one suspending work usual growth of hair, which many of nnd interesting work just published by Tick- concern in Rockland that do not sell for non payment. them arrange in the form of large chig­ NORTH APPLETON. nor & Co., Boston. It is a practical treatise, nons. Others wear their hair down their T. Warren & Co. have taken one pier o f the and the first work on the subject yet published Jew made clothing. Good honest M rs. F. M . Simmons of Scnrsmont visited at Harvard Bridge, Boston, to be cut for the con­ backs in many long, tliin braids, which A . W entworth’s last week. are frequently fastened together. Capt. in this country designed for popular use and Yankee Made Clothing is good enough HAIR tractors, Shields A Carroll. the use of the newspaper profession. The au­ Robert Knight who injured his spine the v an Gele makes the surprising statement Mrs. Estes, state deputy o f the Good Tem­ thor is Fanniel M errill. He is a newspaper 15th by falling from a load of hay died Thurs­ that lio saw some persons witli hair for us. We want the people of this plars, lectured at Music H all on temperance nearly five feet long. Lieut. Lienart tnan ns well ns a lawyer, nnd has made a book day night, the 26th. and made arrangements to organize a lodge. says lie saw some women who tied their that w ill be indispensible to publishers and vicinity to understand that Mrs. IsabeliKeenc has returned from Cambcn Quite a number of yachts from Portland long braids around their arms, nnd that writers for the press. GOODS! where she has been the past month visiting her One of the most extensive assortments of these have been in our harbor this week, the Volun­ this remarkable custom did not incon­ Goods are now openingat the rooms of daughter, Mrs. T. II. Hunt. teer, Daisy and Viva being among the number. venience them at all as they engaged in tlieir usual occupations. No such abund­ -A. T WE HAVE COME TO STAY! Mrs. Nahum McCorrison and little daughter We are exceedingly glad to see our respected ant head coverings have been found MRS. W. P. CLARK, .cf Natick, Mass,, arc visiting friends and rela­ friend M r. Lothrop out once more as it was tives in town. She w ill b«J better remembered among any other tribes in Africa. S ^’Call and he convinced that we No. 235 Main St., Rockland, Me. feared that the chance for his recovery from For about 140 miles, midway between here as Mary A. Pease. pneumonia was small. Robinson & Edgerton's These articles are of the infest importation and of 4 degs. and 5 degs. north latitude, and will give you MORE FOR YOUR MON­ the most improved patterns, nnd comprise a variety D. Richards and fam ily of Portland are in Goss A Small and T. Warren & Co. have north of tlie big bend of the Congo, the of styles which cannot fail to meet tlie demands of town, the guests of Mrs. Margaret Richards. river flows almost due west, and new EY than any house in Maine. any out de.-irhur these •articles. Mrs. Clark is a given up the cutting of stone for the Con practical Hair Worker, and will manufnetu. ■ to or­ Mr. Richards drove through from Portland, a gressional Library Building, on which they tribes are met along the banks. Capt. der any nnicle desired, nt prices to suit all p .irons. distance of one hundred miles, in his own huve been at work for a week. Van Gele calls this 6tretch of tlio Mo­ The slock which is composed of team. bangi valley tlie most fertile and popu­ TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT The canning factories are still doing a good lous part of Africa he has visited. "1 Rockland Clothing Co. Waves, Switches, Wigs, Etc., William Wentworth, who with his wife was business. Boss Thurlow informs us that he drowned the 13th of July in Sunapee Lake, have n o t seen elsew here," lie w rites, nr.' elaborate in their style and texture, combining employs 57 men and girls besides quite a ntnn “ such an affluence of provisions. Every­ all the various sl.ades. nnd are wot thy of a close in- N . H., was a son o f Veranus Wentworth, speclinu before purchasing. A complete assort­ ber of boys. They are putting up 150 cases where are endless supplies of bananas, id complete assort- form erly of Hope, in which place and Appleton Nearly Opp. Thorndike Hotel, ment of per day. maize flour, sorghum, sweet potatoes, they have many relatives and friends. He HAIR ORNAMENTS, arachides, yams, beans, sugar cane, was a young man and had been married hut a Messrs. Shields & [Carroll came last week of most unique patterns complete the stock; width sesamum, tobacco, honey, sheep, goats have been selected expressly Io tlie needs and wains few weeks. Their home was in Newtonville, and paid the men off. The cutters struck for Suitings, more wages and asked for pay day once in two and fowls. My men had poultry in the of this locality, where for a series of months Mrs. Mass. The bodies were recovered Friday, the pot every day. Our boat was sometimes Clark has been permanently located. 60 weeks. They were discharged but set to work 27th ult., by a diver in 10 feet of water, at New loaded down with presents of food, and the next morning. JUST RECEIVED AT London, N. H. throughout tlie journey I did not touch Pantings and ------•-»»------Capt. Wallace Thurston has been lying in “The world is full of glorious things. one of the sacks of rice that I had taken The poet’s power is to sort these out, the harbor for three or four days waiting for a w itli me from the equator." Paint! Paint! And to make music from the common strings chance to get to Block Island. He has a large Hero tlie river is at its widest and it is With which the world is strung; to make the Overcoatings dumb seining vessel nnd is considered a smart cap­ thickly dotted with islands, all inhabited Smith's MUSIC Store. Kurth utter heavenly harmony, and draw tain. Quite a number of the crew are from and under cultivation. Conical huts, can buy the Ready Mixed Life clear and harmless us spring water /(V ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS. Welling its way thruugh dowers." this place. like those among some tribes of the Upper The true poet is born, not made. A rt may Goss & Small’s men struck for more pay, Wella-Makau, begin to appear by thou­ sands. They are grouped in villages, SEASIDE PAINT! help, but Heaven must inspire him. 11c must but as the job was not yielding a great income sometimes forming wide streets that are be able not only to paint with words but to for employer or employee the quarries were very neatly kept, and again built in largo NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS I shut down for a few days. One of the mem­ Satisfaction Guaranteed or No Sale, divine the beauties and glories he would paint. circles in tlie center of which is a high FOR S I . 2 5 PER GAL. He must he in sympathy with God and man, bers of the firm went to Boston and found a mound of eartli from which their speak­ Of All Desirable Kinds. —SEND FOR SAMPLE CARD TO— and with nature;joy,sorrow and truth in all its small job which they w ill probably take. ers address the popular assemblages. The cudless phrases. He may do much or little, largest of these tribes is tlio Banzy. who H. H. CRIE <&, CO. CAMDEN CULLINGS. many things or few, but he must do something as workers in iron are equaled by few Piano’ ECovers and Scarfs, IS worthy of himself and his gift. A single poem African tribes. Tlieir iron products are Robinson & Edgerton, may give him a well deserved place among his A t the annual meeting of the Camden Wool­ noteworthy for tlieir great variety and superior work mansh ip. They make lanco 262 MAIN STREET, inspired fellows and a niche in the temple of en Company the old board o f directors was re­ BASE BALLS? AND BATS. fame. Hud Gray written only his "E le g y” elected : W. G. Alden, president; O. W . Stone, and arrow heads, harpoons, axes, hoes, How About That? Bryant only his “ Thanatopsis" and Hood only Treasurer; Fred K. Allen, Clerk. This com­ spades, knives, bracelets, chains, pijio his “ Song of the Shirt” the world would have pany has been engaged for some seven months bowls, beads, little bells and many other accorded to each a just meed of praise and an in the manufacture o f ladies’ dress goods. articles. They are also skillful workers Stop Paying Those High Prices Children’s Carriaoes —AND BUY YOUR— undying memory. The treasurer’s report showed a good balance in ivory, and everywhere the explorers saw artistically turned ivory bracelets To translate a poem from a foreign into one’s in favor of the stockholders and it Is generally and pins a foot long. The Banzy is the native tongue, without losing any of its force believed the business w ill ultim ately prove a —AKK SELLING — Goods for Cash at Bottom Prices. only tribe found in Central Africa whoso —THE PLACE TO DO THAT IS AT THE— or beauty, to make it speak in its new dress good investment and one of our most im por­ women deface their upper lip by the in­ Low fo r Cash or on the Instalment what and all its author meant it to speuk and tant industries. sertion of the pelele, a practice that is in every way to do it justice requires a poet's The steam yacht Ibis, Gen. J. C. Lawrence, very common among tlie tribes east and Plan. BOSTON MARKET, feeling and a g ift that is rare. with fam ily nnd relatives arrived Monday south of Nyassa. Corner Park and Union Streets, Before us lies a single poem by "Anustasius evening o f last week. They lett Boston Satur­ These large tribes for about 150 miles ALBERT SMITH. Gruen," the nomde plurne’of Anton Alexander, day and touched at Gloucester and Isle of along the river were very friendly, r $ •Cfock i n • n o o ltlm icl, - 3vr«-ixxo. Count von Auersperg, the Austrian poet and of Shoals on their way to Bar Harbor. though they had never seen w h ite men READ THESE PRICES, statesman. The translation is by our friend L. before. They were frightened neither by tlie steamer nor by the shots that were • iVf • —.. corn pure them with others, nnd then call and see F. Starred. I f the poem is touching and A FINE STORY. FRANK I). HEALEY, the largest and best stock of Groceries in tlie city. beautiful and worthy of its author, the trans­ often fired at tlie ducks and other game Tlie Best Patent Flour Milled for...... $5.60 in tlie stream. Often fleets of thirty or T he best Koller Process H our Milled fo r.... 5.25 lation is clear, accurate and scholarly; true to The first August issue in Ticknor’s Paper forty canoes would paddle out to tlio Sanitary Engineer and Plumber Tlie choicest Koller Process Flour milled for 5.00 the poet’s.thought and feeling, as faithful as Series is an entirely new novel o f the far West, • 'vdUck A choice St. Louis Flour for...... 4.75 possible, aud as graceful and elegant as could steamer, offering food for sale. At tlio A good St. Louis Flour for...... 4.50 peculiarly rich in coloring, and sure to enchain 4fci~All of these Flours are guaranteed or money be desired. Mr. Starred has laid us all in town of tlie bead chief ia tlio Banzy the attention of even the most blase of story- tribe another rapid barred tlie way, aud The SNOW BLACK are the best black Half-Hose In refunded. debt to him for it. It is graphically illustrated BATH TUBS,! WATER CLOSETS, readers. "A n extraordinary story of life in it was necessary to tow tlie steamer up the market, They are of a fast and unfading color, soft —AND— MOLASSES, and tastily printed. H The best in the city for 50c, marked down to tlie the high Sierras, written by a Colorado author. 6tream by means of a stout cable. Tlie and glossy, and so dyed as net to be tender, low price of 35 cents. The best trude ever known It is filled with wouderfully vivid word-paint­ uatives gathered by thousands to W A S H B O W L S lu the city. Why Baking Powders Are Best. The SNOWBLACK are SHA^KNIT, which are the ing; and depicts the lovemaking of a Spanish- watch the operation. They pointed out TEAS. best-fitting and most comfortable of Half-Hose, *♦* Constantly o n ««, 1 limit. (From Hall’s Journal of Health.) American senorita and a translated New-Eng­ spots where dangerous rocks lurked un­ 4<"3ath Rooms fitted up at short notice. Par­ T he best Oolong...... 50e -FOR SALE BY— land schoolmaster." der tlie surface. They hauled in tlieir ticular attention given to the Ventilation of Drains, The choicest Oolong...... 4uc Baking powders properly compounded, and T he la st Ju p a n ...... 5(jo fish nets that were in the way, and laid and Cesspool#. containing pure cream of tartar, are more con­ “ A Mexican G irl” is worthy of its place in a C. P. WOOD & CO., A good T ea for...... 25c and 3oe series made memorable by books likc“ Guenn,’’ hold of tlie cable with right good will, —AND — REPAIRING INICITYkOR COUNTY A PKESENT given with every pound. venient than yeast; and bread und pastry made “ Silas Lapham,” abd so many other singular- while the fetich men on the bank made Rockland Clothing Company Promptly Attended to. 20 lbs of American Soap for...... $1.00 w ith them are just as wholesome, and far more favorable invocations. When the En 30 “ Live Ouk “ ...... l.oo palatable. Jy strong and entertaining stories. l'J-31 Aixl the Trado.GenerHl ly. 25 lbs. Kice for...... 1.00 Avant was safely past the rapids the na­ 190 Main Street. Rockland Me. 1 pair Tubs for...... 1.0Q We are in entire sympathy with the manu­ tives raised enthusiastic cheers, and many .NEXT DOOR NORTH OF 0. ft. ORAKC’S. 6 The best Tobacco (smoke or ch ew ) per lb.... 30c facturers of the Royal Baking Powder—who FAMILY REUNIONS THE WONDER OF THE A G E ? The best California Kaisins, per box...... 2.00 of them shook hands w ith the Europeans, 3 lbs. best Kaisins h r...... 25c commenced and are vigorously conducting the and felicitated them unon their success. Every House- Choice Canned Peaches, per cun...... 20c The Utb annual reunion of the Andrews war against the use of adulterated baking pow­ keeper should Tlie largest sale of Lamps cw r offered in Kock- Association will he held with D. J. Andrews, Ko Lunger a Trude. ders. try it. No Dust A. J. BIRD & CO., land and the Lowest Prices. Call aud see some of "Baseball,” said John Ward a couple of the Great Bargains before they are ail gone. Pork, Before committing ourselves, however, we West Camden, Wednesday, Aug. 29th. uoOdor.* W ill -----D E A L K ltS IN ----- days ago to a newspaper man, "used to Lard, Hums, und all kinds of meats and other goods n o t S o il. One- sold cheaper than at any other store in Kuckland. made tests o f a sufficient number of baking be a trade; now it is a profession. No Kiss me darling, for your breath is third the labor. «-O rders by mail will receive prompt attention, powders to satisfy ourselves that the substitu­ Were mechanic can play ball as it is played and suitable deduction mude to parties buying in Just us sweet as new-mown hay ; For sale by all tion of alum for cream of' tartar in their composi­ these days. Before a man can properly lurgi- quantities. Kiss me, darling, for your teeth are ROGERS £ STOVE -:C-O-A-L,:- All goods warranted us represented or money re­ tion has not been over-estimated, while a care­ fill au important position in a first class Free from tartar or decay; DEALERS. funded. Don’t forget tlie place, fu l examination o f the Royal Baking Powder clu b at tlio present tim e lie m ust be so Kiss me, darling, for you won’t ______k6*37 Cor. Park and Union Sts., Rockland, Me. confirms our belief that Dr. M olt, the Govern­ thoroughly absorbed in tlie game that lie H A R D W O O D Forget me or your SOZODON’T. must, figuratively speaking, eat, drink ment Chemist, when he singled out and com­ Why Will You Waste Your FRANK DONAHUE. » The Atmosphere of Love. and sleep baseball and nothing else. He mended this powder for its whoicsomeness did Is a pure, sweet breath. This desideratum mustn’t allow bis mind to wander to any­ D o lla r s (lu worthless mixtures, called Liquid Faints that It wholly in the interestjof the public. is one of the results o f using SOZODON'i', thing outside the game, or lie is lost. To do not contain a particle of pure lead or linseed We do not hesitate to say that the Royal which not only invigorates and preserves the be a great bull player requires a special oil, when for about the same money you cun buy M. T. CRAWFORD, Baking Powder people deserve the gratitude of teeth hut renders the mouth as fragrant as genius, just as much as it does to achieve Masury’s Absolutely Pure Liquid Colors. They rose. stand as ever at the head. Write or call for sam­ PRESSED HAY AND STRAW, Attorney & Counsellor at Law, the community whom they are endeavoring to greatness in any of the other branches of ple sheets of colors and prices. b i’Ai.ntxo's Gi t i: w ill mend anything but a life. Tlie game lias improved, und so Lave ROCKPORT protect. broken bean. COKB, WIGHT x CO., MAINE. the olayt-rs.—New York World. I 17 240 Main Street, Cement, Lime, Hair, &c. Saviugs Bank Block. Notary Public. 3 THE ROCKLAND COURIER - GAZETTE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1888,

OUR CIRCULATION. MEN AND WOMEN. OUR NEIGHBORS. R A I !>'.«« The regular weekly circulation of the CovniF.R G a z e tt e i« »5o. 1 hla la the l.it«e«t circulation Personal Paragraphs ot More or Less •J* An increase of pension has been awarded VACATION McLOON & CROCKETT, attained by any paper In Knox County, and nearly Interest to Our Readers. E. I). Harrington o f Camden, a pension, orig­ exctrmio.ys FULLFJMOBB all of It ia In that county and in the neighboring inal, to Marshall Lawrence, Freedom, and re­ Miss Nellie Burkett Is visiting in Providence All Traveling ExpeniM Included. onea of Lincoln, Waldo and Hancock. We invite n . i. issues to Alden C. Boynton, South Jefferson, the moat complete inveallgatloti of our claim, nnd Charles Sweetser and wife have been visiting and Orchard F. Mink, North Waldoboro. will chow our edition or our books to anybody who in this city. ►I* Waldoboro News: “ Sunday forenoon, 18 AUTUMN TRIPS! HAVE MARKED THEIR may wialt to ace. Mrs. M. .1. McGrail hat letnrned to her home in Montreal. Dr. S. C. Gordon, of Portland, assisted by In fhe Month o f September, 321 Main Street, - Central Block, Doctors Sanborn, Eveleth, and Alden, of W al­ Resolutions of reaped and cards of thank* wil Mrs. R. N. Duncan is spending a few weeks Of from live to thirteen dnyn, with visits to nil the be charged to the parties ordering them at the rat,' nt Lincolnville. doboro, nnd Parsons, of Damariscotta, re­ lending Mountain, Lake, River, Spring and Seaside ROCKLAND, MAINE. of live cents ; er line, and no charge leas than lilty Resorts in New England, the Middle States nnd Miss Abbie Wood o f Charlestown,Mass., is at moved a tumor from Mrs. Cyrus W elt, who Canada, including the White Mountains. Montreal, cents. E. B. Mayo's. lias been a sufferer for several years. The Quebec, the Laguenay River, Lake Memphremn- ALL KIMIS (IF PICTURES IN FIRST gog, Stowe, Vt., Summit of Mount Mansfield, Isles French Satines Capt. A. K Spear is rapidly recovering from tumor weighed sixty-eight pounds. The opera- CLASS STYLE. a severe ill torn. of Shosls, Mount Desert, Moosehend Lake, Old FREE DELIVERY. i tion was successful and the patient is doing as Orchard Beach, Hudson River, Saratoga, Lake J. H. Wiggin and wife have returned from well as could be expected---.Storcr's shipyard George, Lake Champlain, Ausahlc Chasm, the Adi- Tintypes, Mlnnetts, Cards, Victoria, Cabinet, Moncton, N. B. tondack Mountains, Matieh Chunk, tlie Wyoming Promenade, Boudoir, Panel and Imperial u p to , attracts many visitors. The frames of the Valley, Watkins Glen, Niagara Falls, the Thou­ -AND- Life Size, made And W e'll Surely Have It in the Com­ James W. Clark and wife are at Temple ■ schooner are up. Workmen are now putting sand islanils. the Kt. Lawrence River nnd Rapids, in g Fall. Heights, Northport. Trenton Falls, etc. BY THE PLATINUM PROCESS. in the big double keelsons. These nre nine Excursion No. 17 will include New York. Phila­ Absolutely permanent, and finished in Oil, Water Our city government did not take action with Miss Nellie Burkett o f Belfast is visiting Mrs. T. P. Pierce. feet deep....Messrs. Henry ‘. Daniels write delphia, Baltimore, the Battlefield of Gettysburg, Color and Crayon. We keep a large variety of regard to numbering the streets of our city Blue Mountain House,Shenandoah Valley, Caverns MoiildiugR of all grade* and make Frame* to order A. W. Fenner of Providence, R. I , is at that so far they have not engaged any help for of Luray. Natural Bridge of Virginin, James River to suit customers. Also, Solar Printing for the any too soon, lor Government Inspector Capt. A. K. Spear's. ' the Waldoboro shoe factory. Outside of the Valley, Richmond, Va., and Washington, I). C. trade. We guarantee satisfaction in all hratiefi- Arrington of the Free Delivery Department of Art Work. 23 Miss Minnie Smilh of Boston is visiting at few experiorlenced li inds they w ill gen I here SCOTCH-:-GINGHAMS! came into town last week to see how things her old home in this city. In addition to the nbove, a party will leave Bos­ i preference w ill be given to residents of Waldo­ ton Sept- mber 1) for a tour to the Y ellowstone looked. He was well satisfied with the appear­ Capt. John Grant of Matinicus Rock lias boro. In case the supply is not sufficient help N ational Park, continuing the journey Across ance of things, and Rockland w ill have her been visiting In this city. th e C ontinent. On the same date there will he an w ill be received from neighboring towns. excursion to Colorado and “Around the Circle” in IMPERIAL CREAM! letter carriers footing it about town in the Miss Winnie E. Davis is visiting nt John the Rocky Mountains," Palmer’s, at the Meadows. October 8, an excursion over the Northern Pacif­ D O W N T O A wholesome toilet requisite; grateful to Ihe most vicinity of October 1st. In the mean time the sensitive skin ; beautifies the complexion ; Pi events Miss Etta Bnrlt o f East Boston, Mass., is BASE BALL BITS. ic to the Pacific Northwest and California. necessary preparations w ill be made, desks Also September 10 and October .8, excursions to and cures chaps and all roughness an«l removes visiting friends in this city. freckles. Thia preparation Is procured, carriers appointed and uniforms Southe-n California direct, over the Santa Fc C. M . Lincoln o f the Bath Independent was The Y. M. C. A .’s went over to Warren Sat- route. Especially Prepared for (lie V«e of made. in this city Friday evening. W. RAYMOND. I. A. WHITCOMB. Ladies, With reference to the Blackington's Corner l urdav afternoon. The following score tells Mrs. W . T. Haines and children o f Water­ •#-Send for descriptive circulurs, designating And is a beautiful Toilet Preparation. mail the inspector said that probably an extra ville nre visiting in the city. i the sad story: whether book of “is Autumn Trips,” the Yel­ W A RR EN S. carrier would be appointed Io carry mail to ' C. P. Rich of W interport is visiting his lowstone National Park and Transcontinental tour, 2 Sets. the Southern California Excursion, or Colorado daughter, Mrs. II. C. Chapman. a n. r n. T il. r O. A. E. EGG SHAMPOO CREAM! the Corner and collect it. I f this is decided I Hodgnian, c., 3 2 0 0 4 2 4 Trip is desired. upon a lock box fur the receiving of letters Miss Ada Gallhon o f Portland is the guest I G. Walker, p., II 2 1 2 0 8 4 W. RAYMOND, Very nice for ln’des* h air; cleanses the skin, re ­ of M r. and Mrs. W . A. Kim ball. I Keating, I. f , 5 1 2 1 0 1 moves all dandruff and humor from the scalp, aud w ill probably be placed near E. S. Bird's store, 0 11 9 II 2 29C Washington Street,opposite School St..Boston. allays itching, heat and irritation, and promotes the Mrs. .1. C. Barker of Portland Is visiting her I Chase, lb, 31.32 from which ihe carrier w ill take ilie mail. I G. Newbert, 2b, 6 0 3 4 3 1 growth of Hie hair—a clean and wholesome prepa­ brother, W. S. D. Healey, Broadway. Hallowell, e I., 5 0 0 0 2 1 3 Former Price 35 cents. ration. ------gfa.------Mrs. John Mulholland and daughter o f Bay j I-'. N ew bert, 3b, 4 1 1 1 2 1 1 ' City, Mich., arc at Col. F. C. Knight's. I Smith, a.a., 4 1 1 1 1 3 3 O U R F A IR . It. W alker, r f., 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 E. S. Healey is home from St. Louis for a RICE'S FRENCH COSMETI0UE! brief vacation among his many friends. 35 9 9 27 18 19 There ia no line of Unequaled for keeping ladles hair in place. An Unusually Good Exhibition Promised The Mlsse= Metcalfe nre visiting In Bangor, Y. M C. A ’a. fur This Fall. goods manufactured ot Imperial Cream 25c. Pomade 40c. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones. A.It. R. 111. r.n. P o. A. K. The annual exhibition of Knox Agricultural George C. Sanborn and wife of Northfield, R a y ,lb , 5 0 0 0 9 0 1 whieh the consumer — FOR RALE 11V— Vt., have been visiting nt E. C. Robinson’s. MeAulllle, l.f., 5 1 0 0 1 0 1 and Horticultural Society w ill be held in this Simonton, c., 5 1 1 1 10 2 8 knows so tittle regard­ I.- W . BEIVIVER, city September 18th, 19ih and 20th. The offi­ C. 2 . Avery ami Miss Ruth Averv of Bnston Larrabee, p., 4 2 2 2 U 15 5 Coupons of 24 inch are the guests o f M r. and Mrs. C. E. Weeks. W hitford, 2I>, 4 2 0 0 1 1 1 ing quality. You ask 99 MAIN STR EE T. cers are holding weekly meetings and straining Miss M illie Fossett of Roslindale. M ass., is Nelson, 3b, 5 1 1 2 2 0 1 for a pair of GOOD First Number North of Rankin Block every nerve to make the '88 session the best in Grey, 4 1 0 0 0 2 1 in the eilv, the guest of her aunt, Mrs. G. >1. Win.low, r.f., 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 RUBBERS and take the history o f the county. It is expected that Hieks. McLooo, c.f., 4 0 1 1 1 0 3 the northern section of the county w ill partici­ C. A. Packard of this city attended the re­ whatever the retailer 40 8 a 7 24 20 21 Maine, Vermont, pate, adding much to the interest o f the exhib­ union of the Packard fam ily nt Brockton,Mass., S I L K P L U S H Friday. Struck out—Walker, 6; Larrabee, 10. Two-base Western, Creamery, its. This does not mean the consolidation of offers you. If you w ill insist on having E Miss Nellie Dunean has returned from a visit hita—Nelson, Newbert, G. Walker. Baae on the two county societies, but the Knox Society balla —Walker, 2; Larrabee, 1. lilt by ball, tlie and Dairy to Lincolnville. I'. Newbert, G. Walker. Umpire, Kobt. Packard w ill extend the lim its of its territory. Misses I.izzic Hodgninn, Ruby Tvler nnd of Rockland. Scorer, E. O. Teague. Solid, Ball and Brisks— Very Fine, A larger exhibit than ever before is expected Margaret M iller, of Camden, are visiting Miss The standing of the Knox County League i s Americant Rubber Co.’s In all the high colors Nellie Irish. Made in June. from Vinalhaven, particularly in the poultry as follows: department. More than the usual amount of Mrs. Almond Partridge nnd son Evan of goods and be sure that they bear this West Mctlwav, Mass., are visiting Fred It. wox LOST M ill CBXT. attention w ill lie given this year to this impor­ Company’s name or trado mark, you w ill •COFFEE, TEA, SPICES, FLOUR Spear nnd wife. Itockland Y. M. C. A. 5 2 7D tant branch. It is the intention of the society be assured of a good article. Mrs. Vesta McAlister of Cambridge, Mass., Thomaston 2 3 400 Produce and a to engage some large, well lighted stoic, and accompanied by her son, is visiting her sister, Camdens 1 2 333 At Less Than Half Price have this department by itself. Mrs. Lydia Porter. They are Made o f Pure Para Rubber, 2 333 Choice Variety of Family Groceries Mrs. N. D. Clark nnd child o f Allston, Warrens 1 WHOLESALE AND KETAIL. Mass., are nt O. J. Conant's, M r. Clark spent Warren is the only team playing in regular —AND ARE — HEAVY LOSS. Sunday in this city. uniform. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Riddell o f Boston nre In length from 9 to 22 inches. The O. B. PALES, The buildings of Winfield Swift, ot East visiting Mrs. R iddell’s parents, John N. The Thomastons expect to secure uniforms Sold by All F irst-C lass R etailers. 337 MAIN STREET, - ROCKLAND. Ingraham nnd wife. best thing ever shown in the line of Warren, were to ta llj destroyed by fire, Friday JSTlnsist on having them and take no afternoon. Most of the contents of the house F. F. Phillips and son o f Somerville, Mass., The Cnmdens have secured in Richmond a who have been visiting in this city, returned to others. were saved, but the barn with all it contained first-class pitcher. He struck out fifteen men Massachusetts Friday. 31 3 was destroyed. The barn contained 20 tons ot Mrs. Vesta Savage o f Hudson. Mass., who in the Thomaston game. hay, a horse valued at $200, three shoats, has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Jerc. Greg­ Thomaston's three best players arc non-resi­ ory, returns to her home tomorrow. Plush for Fancy Work, Etc. sleigh, sled, set o f double harnesses, single dents and yet they criticized playing HERBERT LOVEJOY. harness and other property. There was an A. W. Hall of the Waterville Sentinel, with *** Z B "LT " Y ” #** his wife nnd child are in the city. Mrs. Hail against three Rockland men with the Spruce insurance of $.>00. The fire originated in the and child w ill remain during the summer. Heads, recently. barn, supposably a ease o f spontaneous com­ Miss Lutie Duncan left Wednesday for Bos­ The game between Camden and the Rock- —AT— STRAW HATS! bustion. Dump hay bad been put in and it is ton. She w ill accompany her father. Capt. A. land Y. M. C.A.last week was the finest league thought to have heated. A. Duncan, on a trip to Bordeaux, France. Largest Stock in Rockland. game yet played. The score at the sixth in­ J. F. Bickmore o f New York arrived here ning was 2 to 1 und at the finish 5 to 4 in OUR NAMESAKE. yesterday bv steamer. Lucy P. M iller for a two weeks visit to bis old home in Tenants Harbor. LIGHT STIFF & SOFT HATS! favor of our team. SMITH’S MUSIC STORE Largest Stock in Rockland. Miss Alice Sleeper of Somerville, Mass., is The friends o f the Rockland club must re­ How the Lime Business is Progressing spending her vacation at the home o f her JERSEY JACKETS! in Rockland, Cal. grandmother, Mrs. Mary A. Sleeper, North member that two of the best players of the Main street. team have returned to college, which neces­ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS MEN’S FURNISHING GOODS! 11. It. Rankin and Hollis Kirkpatrick have Mrs. Harriet Packard and son C. A. Pack­ sarily weakens the whole drive. The club Having had many calls for Jack­ Largest Stock in Rockland. arrived home from Rockland, Cul., where they ard have returned from Brockton, Mass., that played the Warrens, Saturday, is essen­ —AND— have been building lime kilns for the company, where they have been to attend a reunion o f the tially a new club. ets we thought it best to open which is composed, in the main, o f capitalists Packard family. CANES AND UMBRELLAS I o f this city. There are four kilns in Rockland, George Post of Dorchester, Mass., has been Largest Stock in Rockland. Cal., of the St, Louis pattern. Two o f them making a short visit in this city and vicinity MUSICAL WARES. after an absence of seven years,’ and his old ELOY CROWELL. Messrs. Kirkpatrick and Rankin have repaired friends are glad to sec him agnln. MEN'S LOW SHOES I and two newly bull . The place has accommo­ Mrs. E. F. Berry, who has been passing the Our New Black Jacket dations for 109 men. There aie four houses, u summer in this city, left yesterday, en route Miss Floy Crowell, the brilliant young act­ Largest Stock in Rockland. —ALSO IN HIS VARIETY DEPARTMENT — dozen or so tent- and 20 huts, just for the work­ for her home in Kansas City, Mo., stopping on ress, who opens her sixth annual season at the way at Melrose and Providence. men. There are three good houses, one ac­ Farwell H all, to night, closed a very success­ F. W. Weaver and wife o f Svraeuse. N. Y., Suitable for early Fall Wear, and LADIES' BOOTS i SLIPPERS I commodating 23 men, the other 13. are the guests o f Wm. Whitney at Ingraham’s ful season last year with a two weeks engage­ BASE BALLS AND BATS, Largest Stock in Rockland. Rockland is situated about 130 miler from H ill. Mr. Weaver was superintendent nt ment in Chicago at high prices. She scored an 'Frisco. To reaeh.it requires a journey by rail, Clark’s Island for some dozen years. immense success and received the longest and have done so, finding it to be the then by stage 30 miles, then 30 miles over the Mrs. Davenport with W. Severance's little best notices from the leading critics of any CHILDREN’S CARRIAGES, correct thing. We are offering Ladies’, Misses’ & Children’s daughter Stella, from Hyde Park. Mass., who actress playing in the city during that time. mountain on mules. The lime Is shipped along have been visidng relatives and friends in this the coast in vessels. city, return to their home tomorrow. The following brief clippings w ill give an idea OXFORDS! The company furnishes the best of lime, as Rev. E. G. Eastman nnd d i lighter Angie of of the lavorable impression she created in the Fans and Feather Dusters Largest Stock in Rockland. white as chalk, and it w ill carry three barrels Apponaug, II. I., came Wednesday morning great Western Metropolis: BARGAINS IN THIS LINE of sand to a cask. They nre now using rock anil left Thursday to visit relatives and friends Instinctively an actress, with unexpected iu Abbott, their former tesidenee. They expect strength and reserve power, acting without BELOW COST. Misses’ and Children’s SPRING from a slide from the mountain which has to remain here a few days on their return. extravagance, making her effects quietly but fallen into the valley. A tramway is being S. W. Fairfield, “ Tony,” for seven years intensely, she gives sincerity to the treatment And in other Styles. HEEL BOOTS! constructed to the mountain, where the main clerk nt ihe Bangor Exchange, und at one o f the various phases of Ihe character she supply is located. There is plenty of wood time clerk in (he Thorndike, is now clerking assumes, and is strong and effective in pathos, Largest Stock in Rockland. nt the Prescott House, Merrimac, Mass. Mr. grief and passion.—Chicago Inter-Ocean, Slay close at hand. Some o f the trees w ill yield 30 Fairfield returned to Maine the past week on a 2, 1888. Agent for the Celebrated »,*CURTI8 SHOES*.* cords o f wood. The lim ber furnishes material brief trip, accompanying the remains o f his An actress of much vivacity, tact and “ go.” Look to 289 Main S tJ Low Prices In Cordovan, Kangaroo, Dongola and Calf—all HiZia und w idth.. 49-Ininieneo slock of above for' Staves anil heading, and the mountains father who died in Boston a few days since. The most promising new acquisition to the stage of the year. And what is ol vast conse­ goods at Prices that defy competition. yield any amount o f boop-poles. The plant Friday evening Miss Celia Boyd was found Iving insensible on her face in her kiiehen. quence in “ this sad world" of ours, an exceed­ now yields about 230 barrels a day but in­ Help was summoned, but the lady continued ingly beautiful woman. She is ntlluent of ALBERT SMITH. 25 CENT DRESS GOODS! Herbert Lovejoy, creased facilities w ill give any amount of yield. promise, and her future w ill he watched with in an unconscious state dying (be next morn­ 351 MAIN STREET, Some 33 men are employed there at present, ing at about live o’clock. The cause of her great interest.—Chicago Daily Times, Wav 0, 1888. Why Wi., You Waste Your quite a large delegation being from this city. death was the rupture of an internal blood ves­ Opp. North Nat. Rank. Slgu Golden Hoot. sel or an apoplectic shock. Miss Bovd was a 1 She came quietly on the stage and modestly D o lla r s James M cWilliams is superintendent o f the most estimable lady, and her sudden demise is i acknowledged the “ reception” accorded her. On worthies* mixtures, called Liquid Paints that We have a few more pieces of our works, Wm. Noster superintendent o f the mourned by a large circle of acquaintances. The young actress has a beautiful face and do not contain a particle of pure lead or linseed kilns and Johu Williamson iu charge of the large dark eyes. Every movement is grace oil, when for about the name money von can buy G reat Bargains in Rufus Smith of Gardiner, Kansas, is in the Itself* a » the wronged wife, she acted in an Masury’s Absolutely Pure Liquid Colors. They coopers. city looking up acquaintances of “ auld fang , earnest and conscientious manner. She was, ritand as ever at Ihe'head. Write or call for sain- —------svne.” Mr. Smith is the son of Jesse Smith’, throughout the play, the embodiment of nil pie sheets of colors and price*. who formerly burned lime in this city. lie J COBB, WIGHT & CO., PRIZE SHOOT. that Is gentle and winning in a woman.—Chi­ 17 246 Main Street. went from here 50 years ago and this is liis first j cago Evening Journal, May 2, 1888. visit here. M r. Smith was a gallant soldier, Double Width Dress Goods! AT COST! AT COST! Excellent Records by the Dead Shot Miss Floy Crowell, a beautiful and clever iieing with Sherman in his famous “ inarch to young girl, introduced herself to Cbicugo in CITY OF ROCKLAND. Members of Our Local Gun Club. the sea.” He is an enthusiastic Grand Arm y , Howard P. Taylor's “ Infatuation.” She made man. He has been very successful in Kansas. 1 Oak H ill Gun Club enjoyed a well contested a decided bit.—Chicago Tribune, May 0, 1888. News was received here last week of the AT 25c A YD. prize shoot, Monday afternoon of last week, death of Fred C. Coombs, only son o f Charles j 1888 TJLXES. REMOVED. with the following result: A. Coombs, esq., now o f Yonkers, N. Y., for­ QUEER BIRTHPLACE. The taxes for the municipal year are due on the F iu k t C l a s s .—Frank Thomas of North merly superintendent of the K. & I,, road. Tuesday afternoon the body arrived in Bath 15th of August, and interest at the rate of eight per ■Worth 50 cents. Haven, first prize, 500 cartridges, score 18 out cent, will be charged on all taxes remaining unpaid from New York accompanied by the family. A Vinalhaven correspondent sends the fol­ on and after Oct. 15, Vfe8, until the first day of Feb­ G. W. THOMPSON of a possible 23; I’aiks Buker and J. P. Ingra­ The remuins were interred in the family lot in lowing to the Portland Press : ruary, 1889. alter which date interest will be ham tie for secocd prize, 300 cartridges, score the Oak Grove Cemetery. The deceased was a charged at the rate of ten per cent, per annum. Has removed his stock into tlie 16 out of possible 25. young man, 20 years o f age, u graduate o f the Mrs. W. W. Kittredge, of Vinalhaven, A. J. EHKKINE, Collector. Bath High School, class '86, and also a gradu­ claims the unique distinction o f being the first Collector’s ollice over ltockland Nat. Bank. 30 S e c o n d C l a s s .— E. B. Ingraham, first prize, ate of Eastman's Business College. He was a person born in a United States ligbibouse. Farnsworth Store, at the Brook, 300 cartridges, score 19 out of possible 25; E. young man of excellent promise. His illness 1 bis event took place forty-four years ago in DISSOLUTION NOTICE. 8. Bird, second prize, 11 out of possible 25,200 was of but a week’s duration to which the med­ the tower of Saddkr Rock Light (the dwelling Aud will continue to sell AT COST and less until ical attendants could give no satisfactory name. I house had not then been added), situated in Notice is hereby given that the Dry Goods Firm ullt s closed out. a#4r*Call quick for every day re- cartridges. Penobscot Bay, between Fox Island ami Isle of W. O. Hewett & Co. is dissolved, J. 8. W. Bur­ CARPETS. uc-.-s the stock. of T u ih d C l a s s .— Walter Spear, lirst prize, 123 an Haut, upon a ledge barely large enough to pee retiring from the same from this date. W . O. H E W E T T , eartiidgcs, score 11 out o f possible 25; Ralph I. O. G. T. bold the necessary buildings. In her second year J . H. W . BL’R P k E , her father, Capt. Watson Hopkins, resigned Blaekinglou second prize, 75 cartridges. E. P. FKOH0CK. The officers elect of Hamilton Lodge, I. O. his situation us keeper, and when the family Rockland, July 31,1868. After the prize shoot, the prizes for which, We are opening daily our G. T-, were installed Saturday evening by and friends, who were assisting them to move, $30 worth of cartridges, were given by Dr. C. took their departure they were obliged to jump, The business will be continued as heretofore un­ D. G. C. T. W. A. Ripley : C. T „ J. N. Farn­ der the same lirm name of W. O. Hewett .Sc Co. G. Weld, o f Boston, now stopping at North one by one, from the rocks into the boat when ham ; V . T-, Carrie Ripley ; C., Mamie Ripley ; a momentary lu ll o f the waves allowed them W. O. HEWETT. llaven, the club indulged iu a friendly shoot. 20-31 E P . FR O HOCK. FLOWERS! PLANTS! See., Fannie Beverage; F. S., C, J. Gregory; to do so in safety. A t the instant when she Dr. Weld, who is a skilled marksman, broke was tossed from the ledge toward the out­ T., Hattie Gregory; M., Alida Pbilbrook; D. New Fall Styles of Camels 22 out o f 23, E. B. Ingraham being second stretched arms o f her father fa sea drove the M , Gertrude Chatto; G., Nellie M anning; S,, boat back from ihe shore, and she fell into the with a score of 20 out o f 23. M r.R.H . Burnham Carrie Sherer; S. J. I'., Cora Beverage; P. C. surf, but was rescued u nhariued. T., L. C. Jaekson, MACHINE SHOP, Tlie patterns are ahead of all other ROCKLAND, MAINE, llou. N. A. Luce, State Superintendent of ! The lodge held it unnual picnic at Calvin —AGENT FOK— Schools, has returned from a three weeks' visit YACHT RACE. 11- C- HAY lias a first-class ma­ Seasons. Call aud see them. W hitney’s picnic grove near Porterfield Ledges chine shop at Tillson Wharf where to the Madawaska territory. He reports crops Friday. of all kinds In Aroostook as looking remark­ ------«•»------A race between the yachts Moubegan aud he is prepared to do all kinds of Frederick H. Moses, work on shafting,palleys, derricks, ably well. The school building at Fort Kent, Labor Day w ill be celebrated this year in Yokohama has been urranged to take place DECOKATIVE FLORIST, engine repairs, etc., etc. Heavy to he used as a training school, for which state Maine ou the first Monday iu September and it Thursday. The course w ill be from Tillson's work and odd jobs promptly and B u o A u p o rt, » 3VI«.lxx<3. aid was granted w ill soon be completed aud w ill be observed in many places throughout wbart around Drunkard’s ledge; thence to satisfactorily done. Fuller & Cobb. 4WKvery variety of Floral Work Supplied. w ill Ire dedicated ou the 15th oi September. i the state. Caurden red buoy and back home. 38 H. C. DAY. THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1888. 3

FOLKS AND THINGS. Be sure to see the Hoop of Gold, to-night. PENSIONS FAMILY REUNIONS. SIMPSON HOUSE, JUST-:- OPENED I Isaac Hahn has been engaged as cook by Have been granted Wm. F. Cunningham M. H. Nash. The Benner reunion w ill be held in Moses 2650—REGULAR WEEKLY CIRCULATION—2650 of Warren, Silas Leach of North Castine, Newbert’s grove near Storer’s pond. North — A NEW LIME OF— The Rockville Sunday School picnic at Cres­ Richard Small of Wiscasset, Cornelius Crowley Waldoboro, Wednesday, August 22nd. I f Owl’s Head Park, cent Beach, today. of this city nnd Henry, father of Charles M. stormy that date, the next fair day. A ll NEAR ROCKLAND, MAINE. For Additional Locals Sea First Page. members of this old family arc cordially in ­ There was a false alarm of fire at the North- Wallace, of Waldoboro. ——------vited to be present, and to come prepared for a Fall <$ Winter Woolens Floy Crowell Io night at Farwell Hall. end, Saturday evening. basket picnic, and a merry family gathering. THOSE BUTTONS. C. A. B lxnf. k, Sec'y. Famous for its Beautiful Location The K. & L. officials report an excellent pas­ A petition is being circulated at Ingraham's Including Engli.h, French, Ocrmin, Scotch and and Magnificent Views. American Manufactures. senger business. H ill asking for better postal facilities. A. M. Wctherbec of Warren sent to Benja­ ICE CREAM . Eight car-loads o f lime went out over the A buckboard ride of young people from min Harrison and Levi P. Morton two of his Five miles from Rockland by stage, 2 1 2 miles by Mrs. W. R. H ills’ ice cream rooms at water, the Co.’s swift steam launch Gracia Bell K. & L. yesterday. Camden was in this city Friday morning. “ log cabin” buttons of the campaign o f 1810. Jameson Point are now open for the season. making trips dally, (20 minutes rnn), connecting and has received from them letters of thanks Cream furnished for parties and families In witli steamers and tra’ns East and West House The fireman are trying a patent shut-off noz­ The electric belt man is working over the for the valuable souvenirs over their own signa­ large or small quantities. Pure cream and and fittings nil new. Ex .client water and perfect All the Latest Styles to Select From zle that pleases ’em. line of the K. A L. He was in Waldoboro Inst the best flavorings used. drainage. Bath rooms, closets, etc., on second week. tures, which he prizes very highly, as an addi­ 23-34 floor. The first carriage passed over the Masonic tion to his relic room, where they have been street extension Tuesday. John Bird has furnished Thorndike & H ix STEAM LAUNCH GRACIA BELL, placed. i G t r t b s . STYLE, F IT AND QUALITY GUAR- Will leave Tillson Wharf daily nt 0, 11, 1, 3 and 5 A Muttering bandana tons the gilt ball on the 2500 cabbages thus far. He expects to have some 300 bushels o f tomatoes. OUR “SOJERS.” o’clock. R eturning at 9.30,1130, 1.30 , 3 30, 5.30, ANTEED, Rankin Block flag-pole. H o l l o w a y —Rockland, August 8, to Mr. and and making tripf between when parties offer. All Goods being thoroughly shrunk before cutting. The Board o f Alderman meets Thursday to Gen. Adam E. King of Maryland w ill ad­ Tillson Light Infantry, Capt. R, 11. Burn­ Mrs. J. P. Holloway, a daughter. I n A d d it io n t o th e A bove, G a ro a n —Rockland, August 4, to Mr, and Mrs. dress tlic citizens and County Republican Con­ Will make hourly trips until 9 p. m. each pleasant revise the check lists. ham, 38 strong, to the gentle tap o f the tenor Gargau, u daughter. evening this month. 31 vention nt the Court House, Aug. 18th. drum, marched to the depot in season for the M« Co n c h ie—South Thomaston,/\ugust C, to Mr. Capt. Stevens is having repairs made to his and Mrs. George McConchie, a son. buildings. Plcasnnt street. Alfarata Council of Pocahontas is booming. early train yesterday morning, bound for Au- L a w —Washington, August 1, to Mr. and Mrs. F A K IV E L L H A L L ...... ROCKLAND. The degree w ill be worked this evening on nine gustn nnd Camp Marble for a week of tenting L. L. Law, a daughter. JAMES MURPHY, C. F. Ayers has sold 30 of those patent ham­ L a nk—Vinallmven, A ugust 8, to Mr. and Mrs. candidates. A large attendance is desired. on the new camp-ground. We expect they w ill mock chairs the past two weeks. T . B. Lane, a son—12 pounds Five Nights, Commencing reflect credit on our city. On Friday Governor Burns—Rockville, Auy. 13, to Mr. and.^Vrs. More than 1000 people were entertained at I. B. Keene’s span of horses, with m ilk cart Burns, a daughter, . attached, rnn away on Cedar street, Saturday Marble w ill review the soldiers. Spa l d in g —South Thomaston, August 10, ta,’rr. TUESDAY, AUGDST 14. AKTI.T TIILOR, O wl’s Head Pnrk, Wednesday. and Mrs. J. P. Spalding, n (laughter. pH morning, badly damaging the m ilk chariot. The concert to be given for the benefit o f the NEW DEPARTURE. TVT JC S t S i Old Ladies' Home w ill ben fine one. T. P. Pierce, esq., while driving at North- itlarriarres. port with a friend, one day Inst week, was F. F. Burpee has just added to his business 276 Mam Street, - (Up S tairs,) The fields in this vicinity look as green ns thrown out of the carriage and somewhat a big case o f expensive surgical instruments VOGLER — LKACH—South Hope. A ugust S, M ort so Rockland, Ma in e. they did last June. Fall feed promises to be bruised. of the most improved make, from A. L. Hern- imer N. Vogler of Salem, North Carolina, and Mrs good. Martha F. Leach of South Hope. Floy Crowell! The steam launch running between this city stein, New Yotk. Heretofore these goods K e l l er an—W o t t o n —Thom aston, A ugust 5, The accommodation train to Thomaston nnd Owl’s Head Pnrk runs on advertised sched­ have not been kept nearer than Bnngor or Arthur F. Keller.in, of Warren and Carrie II. Wot- proves a great convenience, and is pnying tor Portland, and Mr. Burpee's enterprise in this ton, of Friendship. WATCHES! WATCHES! ule time nnd affords facilities for nn outing Mc L e l l a n —T h o m as—St. George. August 3 itself. direction is highly appreciated by surgeons in George IL McLellan nnd Mary C. Thomas, boll each day. of St. George. S. Chase Si Co. report the arrival o f n few this section of our state. The popular excursions to the Islands nnd Ma x cv —B en n er —Warren, August 8, by Rev. NEVER BEFORE SOLD SO LOW small catches o f fish the pnst week—a very dull Albert Greene, Bert E. Maxey, an f Flora M. Ben Boothbay over K. & L. Railroad and Eastern Y. M. C. A. ner, both of Warren. A< we a.e selling them. We have in stock afnl week. Steamboat Co.’s steamers, w ill be repeated, line of Road Commissioner Carver has entered upon commencing Saturday. Next Thursday evening members o f the U c a t b s . Gold, Silver and Nickle Watches his duties nnd seems to take hold o f things M r. Mortimer Murdock the Stage Manager Association and A u xiliary nre invited to at­ quite handily. tend the quarterly business meeting of the of the Floy Crowell Co., nnd the author of the B o rn —Rockland, Aug. 11, Miss Ce.’fa C. Boyd, From the Lowest price to the Highest. Partiea who The joiners arc now getting in their work on “ Hoop o f gold” was form erly connected with Association. After reports nnd business Mr. aged 53 years, 9 months. Funeral services Wed­ an in wnnt of a Pocket Time Piece can SAVE Waller of England, the ventriloquist, w ill give nesday at 1.30 I*. M. at her late residence, Main St. MONEY by buying of ui. All kind, of the new W illoughby Block, nnd the frame is the Princess Theater London. Burial at the convenience of the family. an entertainment...-Mr. Waller will entertain E l w e l l —Seal Harbor,South Th imaston, August now going up. The handsome nnd convenient cottages of the Junior Department Saturday [evening 7, Sarah Elwell, aged t*4 year-, 27 days. Oxidized and Silver Jewelry, The Cochrun-Jnckson-Clark-Spenrin-Wade W. G. Singhi are rapidly nearing completion Mo r r iso n —Hurricane, august 2, Angus Alfred, ....M o rn ng meeting next Sunday nt the house on Grace street is being painted white two of them arc all done nnd ready for tenants. son of Roderick Morrison, aged 1 year, 1 month. CAMPAIGN BADGES, Baptist church. Young—Lincolnville, July 31, Alice, wife of A. nnd otherwise repaired. Three have been already leased. Lincoln Young, aged 25 years. AT W A R R E N . L udw ig—Boston, Ju ly 27, in fa n t daughter ol The sonpine drummer and cart were in town The Freewill Baptist Sunday School holds its Gardner Ludwig, formerly of Rockland. Emblems, Charms anti Pins. last week. It is the most unique advertising annual picnic nt Calvin W hitney’s picnic grove, McLnon & Stover have contracted for the cart that has yet nppeared. Tuesday of next week. If stormy it w ill be granite for their new kilns, to be built in War­ Lady Sorrel W anted. The following arc a few of the different kind. of held the next fair day. A large number of shooting meteors were ren, and have recently bought another quarry The Mihserlber will pay 10 cts. per pound for good# we carry in stock : seen Friday evening falling from the north­ The promoters o f the Old Ladles Home sorrel in lots of 40 lbs. or more, if delivered within privilege there. Jesse Richardson of this city 14 days. Write to The Beautiful and Accomplished Young Actress Crockery, Glass Ware, Tin Ware, west towards the southeast. mean business, now. One o f the organizations w ill build the kilns. G. W. THOMPSON, in a The K. & L. passenger train arrived here which has been holding weekly meetings in The new purchase is on the northern side of 31 Furniture Store, Rockland. POWERFUL REPERTOIRE Table Cutlery, behalf of this home has raised more than $100 more tlinn nn hour late, Saturday afternoon. the river, on the Isaac Sturrett place, and con­ NOTICE. —OF— Trouble on the Maine Centrnl. and another organization $85. sists of two-thirds o f the limerock in 125 acres The adjourned meeting of the directors of the Fancy Goods, Toys, Hammocks, The track of the Lime Rock Railrond around of land. The rock is of the same quality ns Rockland Loan te Building Association will be Some 35 of the ladies connected with the Old held at the City Council Rooms. Rockland, Mon­ Lamps, Oil Stoves, Ladies Home movement took a drive to the back of our city is completed and several of that already tested. day evening, A ugust 20, at 7.30 o’clock. Loans will STANDARB PLAYS! — AND A — Turnpike Friday in the big barge. the kilns w ill be supplied w itli rock thereby in be made at that time, anti other business trans­ 1840-1888. acted. A full attendance is desired. Guns, Revolvers,Rifles & Ammunition. W. F. Norcross and Parker T. Fuller have a couple o f weeks. Work is now being pushed 31 II. O. GURDY, Secretary. SUPPORTING COMPANY bought seven or eight acres o f land nt Owl’s on the trestle at A. J. Bird ft Co's store. A correspondent writes: “ Since these two —OF— F O R R E N T . Head, the location now occupied by W ill Ken­ The attention ot the street commissioner is periods are to be mentioned together during the Boston Variety Store, Two of rny live co’mges on Broad way,near Lime- nedy. respectfully called to bad places in the sidewalk present presidential campaign let us look back rock St. For further informa ion call at cottages. TALENTED ACTORS. Station Agent Wade has had a nice little on Camden street nt the railroad crossing nnd and see how many o f those men are now liv ­ 31 WELL G. SINGHI. Opposite Berry Bros. Stable, in front of the residence o f F. B. Storey. Tuesday, August 14, Powerful Englinh Mel­ telegraph equipment pnt into his office in the ing in this city who probably voted for W illiam MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND, MAINE. They are very dangerous, as on dark nights no Henry Harrison in 1810 and w ill probably vote ANNUAL MEETING. o d r a m a ...... HOOP OF GOLD 25 freight house, and talks over the road by the The annual meeting of the Masonic Mutual Re­ Wednesday, August 15...... May Blossom lights are displayed. for Benjamin Harrison in 1888 : Capt. Robert aid of lightning. lief Association of Rockland, Me., for the election Thursday, August 10. .Ingornur. or the Greek Slave Crockett. John T.Berry.Asa Crockett, Ephraim of a Board of Dire-tors and other oflicers, and J. T. Lothrop is touching up the office of the Last evening was the schedule date ot the ttie transaction of such other business as may Friday, August 17....Infatuation, or a Ruined Life Snow, Capt. A. G. Spear, Francis Cobh, Capt. PALACE New York & Bangor Senmship Co.’s office in Rockland Loan and Building Association for tome before them, will be held in St. John's Hall Saturday, Augu t 18, The Great New York suc­ Nelson Spear, N. A. Farwell, Sanford Starrett, on Friday Evening, Sept. 7, lSf-3, at7.3O o’clock. cess,...... A Brave Woman imitation of cherry. He will have a commo­ making its monthly loan. On account o f the P er order, J. G. Lovejoy, Maj. Jonathan Spear, Samuel I. Saturday Matinee to be announced. dious nnd neat office. storm the loan w ill be made next Monday. W. B. HIX, Secretary. QUEEN A ll intending bidders should be present at the Lovejoy, Elijah M. Averill, John S. Coburn, Rockland, A ug. 13, 1888. 31-31 Gallery, 15 Cts.; Floor, 25 & 35 Cts. W ork has commenced on the house of Win. city council rooms at 7.30 o’clock. Capt. James Robinson. Capt. James Crockett, Burlev, the result o f the first Ioan of the LOST. The past week has been ruther an eventful William Robinson. William O. Fuller.” Sunilav.a PEARL HANDLE REVOLVER. R r FURNACE! Rockland Loan & Building Association, and •urn to this ofHce and be rew arded. 31-31 the good woik is going on. one for our legal gentlemen. T. P. Pierce, esq., HORSE HAIRS. Stands Ahead of Them All. was thrown out of a carriage at Northport, and Charles T. Spear has a wonderful pansy SUMMER ROOMS TO LET. Saturday evening, while returning from Cam­ J. W. Collins of South M ontville has sold bed at his residence, Middle street. Saturday Rooms to let at the Fair Pond Cottage on the den, D. N. Mortland, C. E. Littlefield and L. his valuable brood mare, K itty C., to W . D. South Shore by the day or week, with or without he plucked 70 distinct varieties therefrom and board. Addrcs* The Following Well-known People W. Turner, Jr., were spilled out, fortunately Farnum o f Waltham, Mass. She is a very MRS. H. J. JENKINS. ornamented our desk with them. no serious injuries resulting. speedy and powerful animal nnd with proper 31-31 Northport Camp Ground. Use the Palace Queen : Hon. W ill. L. Putnam and Hon. Wm. H. Tax payers should remember that the training w ill no doubt be heard from in the A. J. BIRD, Clifford of Portland, while in this city, Friday, GIRL WANTED. taxes for the municipal year are due on the future. M r. Collins has three very nice colts B. B. BEAN, called on their old friend, Col Geo. W. Ricker, Competent girl to do g -ner d housework. Apply 15th oi August, and interest at the rate o f eight from this mare—two of them sired by the cele­ to MRS. W. II. BIRD, AARON HOWES, and were very pleasantly entertained. brated Dr. Franklin, the other by Black Duke, 31 Claremont Street. per cent w ilt be charged on all taxes remaining E. MONT PERRY, A falling piece of rock from the wall o f the unpaid on and after Oct. 15, 1888, uatil the he by Black Sultan, he by Gen. K n o x ....G . A. GIRL WANTED. CAPT. ALBERT FARES, Doherty quarry, Thursday, struck John Mc­ first day o f February, 1889, after which date Ames drives the speedy “ Jordan” horse, buy­ A girl to do general honeework. Apply at the CAPT. JACKSON HALL, Neil a slanting blow on the head and shoulder, interest w ill be charged at the rate of ten per ing the nnimal in Boston. 'Tis one of the residence of cutting a hole in his scalp and bruising his cent per annum. speediest nags ever owned in this section...... 30-32 S. M. B ir d , B lacklngton’s C orner. CAPT. ROBERT CROCKETT. In the races at Fairfield Friday the running N. T. FARWELL,. shoulder and arm. R. Y. Crie has bought the old county lot, race was won by the mustang Tommie, owned CIRL WANTED. The mass convention of Sunday Schools corner of Lincoln and Limerock streets,through A. I. MATHER, by J. H. Feyler,Thomaston... .S. W. McLoon Girl wanted to do house work. Apply at under the control of the Knox & Lincoln S. S. the real estate agency of J. E . Hanly, paying 30 NO. 0 GROVE S T. D. N. MORTLAND, Association w ill be held at Nobleboro Camp­ drives a handsome four-year-old. O. L. FARRAND, $1500 therefor, nnd lotted it off for sale. li. ------ground the 23d inst. The Iopas Male Quartet F O R S A L E . M. Stubbs has bought one of the lots, near the IN THE WOODS. .J. It. P O R T E R , w ill he one of the attractions. A NEW MAIL BICYCLE, 55 inch, enameled, head of Maple street, and w ill build a modern with nickle center, been used three months. A JOHN A. DOE, The Catholic Society is talking of a library house there at once. W ork on the foundations An Insane Man Found Abandoned on tine machine and as good us new. For sale cheap. MRS. I. K. KIMBALL, 29-31 E. B. SPEAR, Rockland. - THE- for the use of members o f the church. Bishop is now under way. Rev. D. P. Hatch has Swan’s Island. WM. O. FULLER, Healey is expected here the second week in bought a couple of the lots and w ill build a Wednesday a stranger was brought to this BICYCLE FOR SALE. MRS. JAMES FALES, September to administer confirmation. house thereon. city from Swan’s Island, who had a rather A first-class 60.inch COLUMBIA with crooked MRS. T. B. SPEAR. handles. Price $50. At Our physicians report rather healthy times A first-class course of entertainments w ill strange experience. He seemed in a dazed CO U RIE R- G A Z ETT E 0 1 I ICE. 3®*They give the highest praise for Fleating and Economy of Fuel. Always on bund to supply cus­ about town, with few or no eases of contagious be given this winter in this city. The Young condition, and in his lucid intervals be gave his tom ers. diseases or epidemics. Says one of our best Mens Christian Association is endeavoring to name as John E. Jacobs of Portland. He was Parlor Stove For Sale. BicknellTComjTy known medicine men : “ I see more nnd more make satisfactory arrangements for a series of found seated on the shore in the woods in an As good as new. Cost $44, will he sold for $20. Stove is one of the celebrated Ilub Art Square G. W. DRAKE, the good effects of our supply o f pure water.” four entertainments to be given in Farwell unfrequented portion of Swan's Island. Fish­ Pattern with tile decorations. The Hurricane Canning Co. has been putting Hall. Talent of the highest order will be ermen saw a boat from nn unknown schooner Co u r ier -G a z e t t e O ff k e . A t the Brook, Rockland, Me. up clams, and is now devoting itself to herring. secured and money w ill not be spared in the land a in in there, and unable to understand so 21-30 selections if the public endorse the movement. curious a proceeding rowed to the spot and F O R S A L E . Supt. Tilden was in the city Saturday, and Schooner Emma I.. Gregory. >3 tons burden, reported the prospect good for the canning The character of the entertainments w ill found Jacobs seated on the shore with his bag well found in sails and rigging, chains und anchors; fruit trees, 25 GTS. persons w ill take the comparatively little trouble E. D. Griswold, manager of the line new —IN THE— crowd is going. plenty of pure water; withiufive minutes walk of needed in order to give full information. It is opera house at Aitoonu, Pa., culled on us this L’bureh, schools, post oflice, etc. For further par­ The water in front o f the Simpson House, very im portant that the public records shut morning en route for Yinulhaven where he ticulars inquire of Mkh. H allow i i.l on the prem­ O w l’s Head Park, was alive with schools of ises or o fC . M. WALKER, Et»q., P illsbury Block, contain such a list as is proposed to be made, usually summers. Rockland, Maine. 22 small herring, Saturday morning. Applica­ and the city is making a considerable expendi­ A “ Box” sociable w ill be held in Washington Watch, Jewelry, tions are being received at this house lor ture to secure it. M r. Colson is an excellent H all, Thursday evening, Aug. 16th, for the FO R S A L E . rooms. Two new partners have been taken A lot of land with the buildings thereon in South BicknellTeaCo. —AND— man for the work, and should be aided by every benefit of Pleasant Valley Grange. Every lady into the company the past week. Thomaston village. The buildings consist of a citizen. is requested to bring a box of food, with her dwelling house, store, carriage house uud shed, all A handsome cottage monument for the grave ; newly painted ami in good repair. Also a house name written within. A general invitation is lot in the reur of the Methodist chapel. Will be of Rev. James Doherty has just been received , HEAD DOWNWARD. extended. sold at a great bargain if applied for soon. For fur­ Spectacle Line, by Bryant & Cobb, ’Tis of Scotch granite, and j ther inform ttion apply to MRS. H. M. STETSON Theo. M. Carpenter in the Evening Eagle, on the premises, or to ROBINSON dc ROWELL, a fine piece of monumental work. A tine sar- ! —GO TC— A p ril 17, 1888: Itockluud. 25 cophagus of the same variety of stone tor the The Terrible Experience of a Quarry To those who have eyes to see and ears to grave of the late Ambrose Cobb has also been W orkman. F O R S A L E hear and brains to understand, it is plain that Boarding House Furnishings ot every descrip- received. A singular accident happened at the Doherty Miss Crowell is a genius. She interprets her ion, iu the best of order. Purticb purchasing can M. M.GENTHMER, lines with a soul of an artist. She has a re­ A Rockland man with a package ou his quarry, Thursday, that fortunately resulted jave the advantage of starting with everything in markably sweet and flexible voice, and she is proper order uml a house full of boarders; uud one wheel-barrow pushed up alongside the Swift happily. John O’Brien, who lends the guide complete mistress ot its modulations, and the best places in Maine for boarding bouse bus 234 MAIN STR EET. refrigerator, one day last week, and asked if he j rope of the tramway buckets,was on the derrick knows its limitations. Her manner is the ness. Sure pay aud the best of putronage. Rea­ sons for selling, am making arrangements to pur­ was in time for the train. Being answered in platform. The ear had been emptied and embodiment of a studied grace, and she is equally at ease in the lighter scenes and in chase a hotel. For particulars wrile to or inquire the affirmative, he was proceeding to unload I started on its return trip down the cable. M r. of E- PENDLETON, 11 urricune Island, Me. those which call for the exercise of her high­ 31 when he was told that the depot was across the | O’Brien’s foot was caught in a coil of the rope, est powers. ICE! The young lady is new to the stage, and street. Fact! and as the ear went over the edge of the quarry CAMPAIGN FLACS. Big hunks of Crystal Frigidity will be delivered her work in this play demonstrates that she by the subscriber to ull desiring. The new series o f shares in the Rockland i wall Mr. O'Brien went with it, hanging by one is equal to the portrayal of higher and better 1 am prepared to furuieh flags of all kinds at leg, head downwards,150 feet above the quarry roles. short notice, with the portraits of the candidates if Loan & Building .{Association w ill be issued lesired. Prices from SI.SO Upwards. ICE FURNISHED IN ANY QUANTITY the 23d inst. Quite a number o f the shares floor and swinging backward and forward like Remember this charming actress und tine S. T. MUGB1DUE, Hot weather is onto us and u little cake of ice each 5 Brown’s Wharf, Rockland. day will make u great tuning of perishable articles. have already been taken. Secretary Gurdy a pendulum. He managed to grasp the rope company open in Farwell Hall to-night, Aug. Clear us crystal aud free from all impurity is Chick, caught some of the members napping the last ‘ below him, and was lowered to the quarry 14th, at popular prices. They w ill remain all awuukie ice. Leave your orders with TENEMENT TO LET. assessment, and the little two-cent line was floor, black in the face from the rush of blood the week presenting an entire change of h ili Inquire of J. A. EMMONS, L. E. MARSH. promptly added to the $1 a share. 2 the head. each night. 29-29* Cor. Muiu and Summer Sta. 20 4 THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1888

A FINE PIECE OF SCIENTIFIC NOTES An Inquiring Policeman Makes A Dis­ THOUGH BLIND HE SAW. covery. Care for the Children Inherited It is not necessary to have different An Affecting Scene of the Cyclorama of ( S ’ ® . ruetals to obtain a current of electricity. Children feel tlio debility of the changing A policeman, who is a recent recruit Gettysburg. seasons, even more than adults, and they be­ Iron in nitric acid and iron in sulphuric to Capt. Westerfield's force, learned come cross, peevish, and uncontrollable. Diseases. acid, the two fluids being separated by a On Saturday night last, says tlie New something interesting lately about fire The blood should be cleansed and the system In the realm of disease the facts of In­ York Times, an old man with silvery poron- partition, will give a current, alarms. Fire Commissioner Richard invigorated by the use of Hooil's Sarsaparilla. heritance are most numerous and are doily hair was led into the Cyclorama of one plate wasting away while the other D. Croker lives on Mount Morris aven­ accumulating. Here, alas, they become ter­ Gettysburg by a bright-faced little miss " Last Spring my two children were vacci­ rible, fateful and overwhelming. No fact of one is thickened. ue, llarlem Near his residence is one IS INDEED A LUXURY in a jaunty gypsy hat and dress and sat nated. Soon after, they broke all out with run­ nature Is more pregnant with awful mean­ of the newest fire alarms. Two men ning sores, so dreadful I thought I should lose A scheme is on foot for utilizing the down while she described to him the ing than the fact of the Inheritance of and a policeman were gazing at it a few them. Hood's Sarsaparilla cured them com­ disease. It meets the physician on Ills dally waterfall of the rapids at Saulte Stc. features of tlie picture in detail, occa­ F inzer’s Marie, Michigan, for manufacturing d ay ago. pletely ; and they have been healthy ever rounds, paralyzing his art and filling him "That’s a fire alarm isn't it?" said one sionally asking her a question or shak­ since. I do feel that Hood’s Sarsaparilla with dismay. The legend of the ancient purposes. Under the plan now contem­ ing his head slowly as if in doubt or tile Greeks pictures the Furies as pursuing plated, it is said that the company en­ of the men. saved my children to me.” M r s . C. L. accuracy of her account. She hail de­ families from generation to generation, gaged in the enterprise can develope a "It's a specimen fire alarm,” said tlie T h o m p s o n , West Warren, Mass. rendering them desolate. The Furies still scribed to him in tier own way tlie on­ power which w ill propel all the flouring other. "It doesn’t tlo anything except ply their work of terror and death, but they rush of Pickett’s men anil the hand to- Purify the Blood are not now clothed In the garb of supersti­ mills and manufactories, where power show how the tiling is worked. Don't, hand conflict at tile stone fence where tion, but appear In the more Intelligible but and not heat is necessary, that can be you see there ate no w ire s o r a n y th in g . tlie Pennsylvania veterans met the charge Hood's Sarsaparilla Is characterized by no less awful form of hereditary disease. located within a distance of two miles. Croker lias it here just to show how the of the Southerners, when lie asked, "B u t three peculiarities : 1st, the comftfnaMon of Mo-era science, which has Illuminated so remedial agents; 2d, the proportion; 3d, the The manufacture of rubies has lately m achine w o rks, b u t it doesn’ t go off'. where's tlie aitillery, Mag?” many dark corners of nature, has shed a process of securing tlio active medicinal Yon couldn’t sound an alarm with it.” "O il, yon mean the big guns. They’re new light on the ominous words of the readied such perfection that artificial qualities. The result is a medicine of unusual Scriptures, “ The sins of the fathers shall bo Tlie man spoke witli the assurance product is often more valuable than tile over here on tlie hill in a row.” strength, effecting cures hitherto unknown visited upon the children unto the third and natural stone. The process employed is which nothing except great familiarity " A l l in a r o w ? ’ lie asked fourth generation ” Instances of hereditary Send for hook containing additional evidence. that of M. Fremy, wtio lias described it witli tliat particular fire alarm box "Yes,” she replied. disease abound. Fifty per cent, of cases of ( could have piuduced, and liis words t ar­ "Hood's Sarsniiarllla tones up my system, consumption, that fearful destroyer of fami­ to the Paris Academy of Science. Dis­ He shook liis head. "Look round,” purities my blood, sharpens my appetite, and ried conviction to tlie minds of the oilier seems to make me over." J. 1’. T h o m p s o n , lies, of cancer and scrofula, run in families carding a method discovered by him said lie. "I liei e must be some more man and the officer. Presently tlie two Register of Deeds, Lowell, Mass. through Inheritance. Insanity is hereditary some years ago, he now dissolves alum ­ that are not in line.” men moved off, and the fire-alarm box “ Hood's Sarsaparilla heats all others, and in a marked degree, but, fortunately, like ina in fluoride of calcium, and obtains “ Yes, ’ she said. • There are some Is win tli its weight in gold." I. B a r r in g t o n . and tile policeman were left alone in tlie many other hereditary diseases, tends to red crystals of alumina, or perfect s own here, hut tliev are all upset and 130 Bank Street, New York City. wear itself out, tho stock becoming extinct. llioughtlul quiet of Harlem. rubies, which may be made ot large deem to be bruken. I think they are A distinguished scientist truly says: “ No There was a moment's lull in the Hood’s Sarsaparilla organ or texture of the body is exempt from size. bursted.” recklessness of that riotous suburb, and Bold by all druggists. $1 ; six for ?5. Made the chance of being the subject of hereditary "Is tliat where the men are coming only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass. disease." Probably more chronic diseases, A French savant has propounded a , the policeman devoted it Io the improve­ over tlie stone wall?” theory that coal was originally a liquid which permanently modify tho structure m ent o f bis mind. He examined the "Yes, grnndpa.” IOO Doses One Dollar. generated by the decomposition of infe­ and functions of tho body, are moro or less box, studied its complexion, and thought "Is tlieie a grove of trees?” liable to bo inherited. The important and rior vegetation in an atmosphere highly it was it veiy good specimen box. His "Yes, grandpa It seems to lie full of far-reaching practical deductions from such charged with carbonic acid. The carbon desire lor knowledge prompted him to facts—affecting so powerfully tho happiness men. Inn the smoke is so thick yon can­ of the jelly-like mass thus formed, after of individuals and families and the collective study tho "innards” ot tlie tiling. not see th e m .” passing through various transformations welfare of the nation—are obvious to reflec­ It opened without a key, and so turn­ “ <>li. I can see th e m ,” ho cried. into asphalt, petroleum, bitumen, etc., ing tlie little door the policeman fixed ting minds, and tho best m?ans for prevent­ It was then noticed by several people ing or curing theso diseases Is a subject of finally assumed the form of coal. The his eager eye on tlie arrangements, A. F. C rockett & Co. intense interest to all. Fortunately naturo wlio were listening to him tliat lie was author ciles various facts connected with which looked just as if liiey could sound blind. The little girl said: "Oh. no, has provided a remedy, which experience the occurence of coal, which, lie thinks, a la rm s as w e ll its not. Y et 'lie app ara­ has attested as infallible, uud the remedy is g ra iin a : you can't see th e m .” —DEALERS IN----- the world famous Swift’s Specific, a puro are better explained on his theory limn tus was only there to gratify tlie curiosity "Yes, I can.” lie answered. ‘ I can ^P yp'I^ZE R ’S the usual one. vegetable compound—native’s antidote for of passeis by who look an abstract in­ see them very well, ami the broken em- nil blood poisons. To the afflicted it Is a terest in fire-alarm signals. That must non, to o .” blessing of inestimable value. An Interest­ A Birmingham firm is making an oar in which the blade is made Irotb the be the part that was to lie worked when Tile child looked at him witli innocent ing treatise on “ Blood and Skin Diseases” one wanted to sent! an ulttrrn. will be mailed free by addressing best sheet steel, highly tempered. It is surprise as she said: "You are joking COAL. Tlie officer's lingers monkeyed with 0LD -[-]o|'lESTy Tiik Swift Specific Co., put forward as being much stronger n o w .” Drawer 3. A tlanta, Ox than tile ordinary woi den one, and can­ the th in g to see if it w o rked easily. "No, my dear,” replied the old man. It did, ami having thoroughly satisfied not be broken without undue violence. “ No. Tliat was tlie last tiling I ever Broken, Egg, Stove and The handle liis into a socket tunning himself that it was a gootl scheme, lie saw on earth. There was a caisson ex­ WHICH IS THE closed the door of tlie box and slowly neatly the whole length of the blade, ploded there just this side of that fence, walked away thinking it was a great and forming a backbone of great and tliat was tlie last terrible picture I Franklin Coal BEST ap d C H E A P E S T strength. The oar being much thinner scheme ot Croker’s to have tlie alarm ever saw, lor it was then I lo=t my eve- in the blade than the wooden one, enters on exhibition this way, lor the amuse­ sight, and I have never got the picture of AS IT CONTAINS MORE TOBACCO THAN ment of the passer-by. ANY OTHER. GOOD CHEWING TOBACCO and leaves the wnter cleaner. The it out of my head.” A. F . C R O C K E T T & 0 0 . CAN NOT BE GOOD FOR SMOKING. handles are made separately, of the or­ About two minutes later, the police­ — ------man heard the wild rush of horses, and dinary spruce or ash, and if broken can THE STEPPES OF THE IRTISH. “ OLD HONESTY" ' banging of a bell. Fire! Where could IS SOLD BY YOUR DEALER. be readily replaced. | it be? The hook anti ladder truck Crockett Block, North End. A POINT OF HONOR. thundered up in a rattling way, and tlie Under the abovo title George Kennan [£]___LOOK FOR T H IS ! file-boys looked wildly around for contributes to tlie Century tome of ROCKLAND. jrti OLD S London Truth. smoke. A moment later the Fire Chief’s liis experiences in Siberia just previous g p q | | TAG ON EACH PLUG) A privaie letter, it is said,should never buggy tore up and tlie Chief and his to liis first meeting with political exiles. be produced, and as a p ro o f o f th is the assistant looked hurriedly about for It is witli a feeling of intense pleasure J no.Finzeh % Bros., Louisville, K>; conduct of Sir Robert I’eel toward Mr. llames, too. The sound of a steam en­ and relief that one leaves such a village Disraeli is cited. M r Disraeli had com­ gine was next beard jarring along, the and rides out upon tlie wide, clean, menced a series of venomous personal horses on a dead run to gel at the fire in breezy steppe where the air is filled with -A.3XT j tim e. tlie fragrance of elover and the singing Unlike any other, attacks against Sir Robert in the bouse ot commons. Sir Robert hinted that Tliat fire alarm was loaded and the of birds, and where the eye is constantly is as much for I n t e r n a l a s E x t e r n a l u se. delighted w itli great sweeps of smooth, Unparalleled Success Many people do not know this. their cause was to be found in his hav­ Police Commissioner in a lew days w ill The ?Iost Wonderful Family Remedy Ever Known. ing refused to give him ofliee. Mr. Dis­ It ad that inquiring officer witli wisdom. velvety turf, or vast undulating expans­ O Positively euros Diphtheria, Croup, Asthma, raeli indignantly replied that he bad es of high steppe grass sprinkled ill the Is a preparation that has long been In use by a phy­ bronchitis, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Hoarseness, foreground with millions of wild roses, TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION, Hacking Cough, W hooping Cough, Catarrh, Chol­ never asked for office, and challenged ! The Dark Secret Again Sighted. sician of forty years active professional experience, era Morbus, Diarrhoea, Sciatica. Lame Back and white marguerites, delicate five-angled Soreness in Body or Limbs. Full particulars sent Sir Robert to produce one single proof 1 and the claims that are made for It have thousands free. Price,35 cts.; 6 bottles, $2. Express prepaid. harebells, and dark red liger-lilies. of times been verified. It is a combination of the that tie had. Sir Robert had at tile time Captain Andrews, who set sail from X. S. JOHNSON & CO., BOSTON, M ASS. Between tlie villages of Krutaya and most potent remedies known to Medical Science for a letter from Mr. Disraeli asking him Boston July 4 in his little dory, the Dark FACTS FOB, HE PEOPLE! preserving the Fluidity and P l ’R I T Y o f the Blood for office, but neither produced it nor Secret, is still on the ocean, making his Kalmakova, on Friday, we rode across and the Integrity of the Blood Vessels, should you alluded to it, because his high sense of way slowly to Queenstown. He is still a steppe which was literally a great suffer from Dizziness or Pressure in Head, Spots honor would not allow him to make use of good cheer, and confident of complet­ ocean of (lowers. One could pick twen­ j The ■£ndvent]’of the] C elebrated Botanical Phyni- before Eyes, Pain Around or Palpitation of Heart, olan, of a private letter, the production of ing liis voyage. The captain of the ty different species and a hundred speci­ Pain in Region of Heart with feeling of suffocation, mens within the area ef a single square Ringing Sound in Ears, Numbness or Prickly sensa­ which would have crushed his oppon­ North German Lloyd steamship Saale, yard. Here and there we deserted tlie tion of Limbs, especially the Arm, Pain between ent. Had he not taken tliis view which arrived in New York Friday from DR. A. D. BARTON, Shoulders and in Side, Dry Cough, Flatulence, Sour there would in all probability have been Bremen and Southampton, passed the miry road and drove for miles across the smooth, grassy plain, crushing flow­ Who for the p&3t eighteen months has been per­ Stomach, or if suffering from General Debility with no Lord Beaconsfield, no Primrose Dark Secret early Thursday morning in manently located at tho Clinton House,Thomaston, Loss of Appetite, procure a bottle of Anti-Apoplec- League, no "Peace with honor,” and no ; latitude 41 deg. 38 min. and longitude ers by the score at every revolution of las proved one ot the most sanguine successes tine, lu not only many,other equally objectionable things. | our carriage wheels. In tlio middle of known io this locality for many years. G3 deg. 20 ntin . which the officers of tlie Over 2000 patients have received treatment from ------,4,------steamer consider about 500 miles from tlie steppe I had our driver stop and this skillful practitioner, among whom are some .The Best and Purest Medicine^ THE NEWSPAPER BUMMER. Sandy Hook. Capt. Andrews course wait for me while I alighted and walked of the most prominent people of Thomaston as also away into tlie flowery solitude to enjoy ]l many of the leading citizens of Rockland and the PREVENTS E V E R M A D E . is in tlie direct route followed by tlie surrounding country. the stillness, tlie perfumed air, and tlie Apoplexy, but cures Paralysis, Rheumatism. Heart .. _.cwlll, ‘‘ j. 3/^k.wlilcli whichh mar your beautybcautyi watering places as a newspaper man and 13, also passed the d o ry in la titu d e 41 highway. On my left, beyond tlie road, spring especially altera long and tedious winter . <- I discouraged, unless they have money to now standing up, was waving his hat to was still ami warm, and had a strange, yourself of Dr. Barton’s celebrated power of read­ for circulars, testimonials and a Treatise on medicine. Try it, u u i l ^ % '<> ] ing your case. vou w ill lie satisfied. pay their way or somebody to vouch for us. sweet fragrance which I can liken only ’ Get It of your Druggist. th e m .” “ ‘Who are you and where are you to the taste of wild honey. There were The Doctor Hasa Branch Office in D o n ’t W a it , g e t it a t o n c e ’ going?’ said I Calmly ami boldly /An­ no sounds to break tlio stillness of the Rookland, I f you are suffering from Kid. Hero is a physician’s explanation of drews replii . ’This is tlie Dark Se­ great plain except tlie drowsy hum of APOPLEXY! where he will he found from 9 A. M. to 4 I’. M-, ni*v Disease, amt wish to live t<>\. why sick people are always given toast: bees, tlie regular measured “ Kate-did- old age, use SULPHUR BITTERS? cret, bound it om Boston to Queenstown.’ daily, uml the remainder of the time at tho Clinton They never fail to cure. ‘‘When you toast bread you destiny the At first the officers did not believe him. Kate-did” of a few katydids in the grass House, Thomaston. Patients will be treated at germs of yeast and this converts the near me, and tlie wailing cry of a steppe their own homes as far as office hours will permit. 0. E. HAHN & CO., They oouhl hardly believe tliat anyone 20 end 3 Scent stamps to A. P. Ordway 4 Co., bread starch into a substance that is both would have the courage to cross the A t­ liawk Igivering over the nest of some .1,01. M ass., for best medical work published/ easily soluble and incapable of fermen­ lantic in such a small boat. I then field mice. It was a delight simply to House, Ship, Sign, Ornamenlal tation. To put it plaitilc, it renders the asked Captain Andrews if he desired lie on Hie grass amidst tlie flowers and Cochran de. Sewail’s bread after toasting about the easiest any food or any assistance, ami lie re­ see, hear and breathe. and Artistic thing to digest tliat lias yet been discov­ MISS BEECHERS’ plied: ’No, I am well anil comfortable. ) FIRE, MARINE, LIFE,] ered, and it will also never sour the Please report me so when you arrive in SUSPENDED ANIMATION. —AND— PAINTERS AND DECORATORS, Hair or Whisker Dye stomach not produce any discomfort to New York.’ "W e then said good bye -----ALSO DEALERS IN ----- persons w itlt weak digestion, as is usual­ to the brave mariner,” said Captain J For Hair and There is on the farm of Mr. John R. Accident Insurance Agency. Whiskers. Will ly the result of sickness.” Riobter. "A ll Hie sailors ussetnbled on Roberts of China. Maine, an apple tree ■Faints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Putty, change light or deck and shouted farewell to him and CAPITAL REPRESENTED OVER| gray hair to a jet which leaved out and blossomed last Republicans in the Senate propose to force wished him success in his umlerlakiug. Artists’ Materials, Brushes. black, dark brown spring at tlie same time with tlio rest of or auburn color. a vote on the fishery treaty at an early date. As we left the Dark Secret astern of us NINETY MILLION DOLLARS. O*Cheupest place in the country foi 11 contains no sul­ the trees in tlie orchard. A little later 'Sign aud Bulletin Board Painting. The original Chautauqua Assembly opened tlie daring commander waved his hat Losses Adjusted and Paid at this Office* phur or lead, or the leaves withered, and both leaves and other deleterious at Chautauqua, N. Y ., Tuesday. and fired his signal gun just before he Soeuery Paint ing a Specialty. 249 MAIN STREET. ROCKLAND, . It re­ ------— disappeared from our view.” blossoms dropped off, the bark seemed ; ■*304 Slain Street, Opp. Farwell Hal), but a Mingle to dry, and it was supposed that the tree ! A W omans D iscovery. ------ieation to ef- was dead. About two weeks ago the ' i its purpose. "Another wonderful discovery has been INTEREST BY MACHINE. A. J. ERSKINE UNOX COUNTY—III Court of Probate, held at HMlliltir iw V( UP made and that too by a lady in this county. [ tree showed signs of life : new leaves 1 Rockland, on the third Tuesday of July, 188S. started, blossoms appeared, apples are 1 in the ca-o Disease fastened its clutches upon her and tor , Fire, Life and Accident Charles H. and George A. Arnes, administrators tier dyes. It seven years she withstood its severest test, hut 1 A machine by which the interest on non setting, and after its sleep of two with the will annexed on tile estate or Henry Ver- INSURANCE AGENCY, is not two separate her vital organs were undermined anti death I any sum from $10,000 to $1, from ten months, at tile beginning of August the 238 Main Street, - Rockland, Me. rall, late of Ri ckland, In said County, deceased, nrtiole. fas are most hair dyes J, but a single com­ seemed imminent. For three months she having presented their first ami final account of ad­ years to one day, at any rate per cent., tree looks like a common apple tree dur­ (Room formerly occupledjby Cobb Lime (Co.) ministration of said estu.e for allowance: bination; anti experienced wbulesule druggists, coughed incessantly and could not sleep. She wlio liuve bundled all llie vurlous dyes, pronounce lionght a hottie of I)r. King's New Discovery ; may be determined in thirty seconds, by ing tile early part of June. UOSB60 adjusted and paid at this office. Agent O r d e r e d , That notice thereof be given, three iltlm best single preparation for changing the col for the well-known Travelers’ Accident Insurance weeks successively, in the Courier-Gazette printed For Consumption and was so much releived on simply turning a knob,has been patented or of the hair which has ever been brought to their taking the first dose that she slept aii night and j Company of Hartford. Iy3* in Rockland, in said County, that all persons inter- notice. . , recently, says tlie Scientific American. AN EXPLANATION. esteil may attend at u Prob.de Court to b** held at Price, 00 cents. Satisfaction guarantied in with one hottie has been miraculously cured. ] An interest sheet is wound around tlie RoekluiiJ.on the tliird Tuesday ot August next,and every ease, or the money refunded. Prepared only lle r name is Mrs. Luther Luiz.” Thus j What is this "nervous trouble" with which DR. 0. L."BARTLETT? fellow cause, if any they have, why the eaid account by UK. G. W. THOMPSON. Rockland. Me. writes W. O. Hamrick & Co., o f Shelby, N. C. ! roller inside the machine, which so iiiioiy seem to he afllieteil ? If you will should not be allowed. hold by all dealers. Used extensively by ladies —Get a trial bottle at W. H. Kittredge's Drug are rotated by the knobs at the side remember a few years ago the word Malaria 29-32 E. M WOOD, Judge. many buying us tiigii us a dozen bottles at u Stoic. to stop at tlie given amount desired, was comparatively unknowh,—today it is as A irue copy—A ttestA - A- B ea to n , Register. lim e. 3550 Physician & Surgeon, and given rate per cent., as printed common as any word in the English language, T he V erdict Unanimous. this word covers only the meaning o f another [•[Successor to Dr. K- L. Estabrook.J on the interest sheet, this portion KNOX COUNTY—In Court of Probate, held at \ \ . I). Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind., testifies : word used by our (o-efathers in times past. So 4jS~Nigiit Calls answered from the Office. Rockland on the third Tuesday of July, 18b6. A. M. AUSTiN, •I can recommend Eleelrie Bitters as iho very then appearing in tlie open space it is with nervous diseases, as they and Malar- | Mary M. liall, Guardian of Walter ti. Hall et al best remedy. Every hottie sold has given re- , ou the lelt-liand margin of Hie machine, ia are intended Io cover what our grandfuthers ! of Rockland, in said county, having presented I Surgeon anil Mechanical Uenlisl, lief in every case. One man took six hollies, J Then the small metal tablets on the face called Biliousness, and are all caused by troub- i o. G. MOFFITT, her lirst account of guurdiauship of said ward for I and was cured of Rheumatism o f id years’ 241 MAIN ST. ROCKLAND- ME and across the centre are thrown up les that arise from a deceased condition of the I allow ance: standing.’’ Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellville, Liver which in performing its functions find- i Fire and Life Insurance. Oh d eu e d , That notice thereof be given, three Ohio, affirms: "The best selling medicine 1 with tho point of the pencil, for the time ing it cannot dispose o f the bile through (be i asr Losses adjusted at|this o ffice ,^ * weeks successively, in the Courier-Gtuette printed have ever bandied in my 20 years’ experience, I tlie interest is to be computed. This ordinary channel is compelled to pass it oil' ; lu Rockland, in said County, that all persons inter­ Union Block. 278! Rockland.: Me. ested may attend at a Probate Court to be held at BOATS TO LET! is Electric Bitters.” Thousands of others have j being done, the required interest is in through the system, causing nervous (roubles, Rocklaud, on the third Tuesday of August next, Several litst-class ROW BOATS and a SAIL added their test.mony. so that the verdict is j plain view. By the use of this machine Malaria, Bilious Fever, etc. You who are Orders Left ut U.W. Drake’s for Bob­ aud show cause, if any they have, why the said BOAT to let by the day or hour. Inquire at unanimous that Electric Bitters do cure ail dis­ sutferiug can well appreciate a cure. We rec- account should not be allowed. eases of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only all of the mental and three-fourths of eomtueud Green's August Flower. Its cures are bins, the Paper liauger. 2S 31 E. M. WOOD, Judge. A. J. BIRD & CO.’S STORK. half dollar a hottie at Kittredges Drug Store. I the physical labor is dispensed with. marvelous. ▲ true copy—Attest .—A. A . B ea t o n , Register. 23 THE ROCKLAND COURTBR-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 188s. 5

FAMILY REUNONS. BIRDS LEARNING TO SING. LIFE AMONG THE SIOUX. You Can’t Send Duna on Postal Cards, Bangor & Rockland Line The descendants of Dr. Moses Robinson A Common but Erronoon, Imprputnn. "Sqnaw Men’* and Half Breed*—Picture Portland Oregonian. Several Interesting Cases. Painters—FAniHy AfTection. Boston & Bangor Steamship Comp'y w ill hold a reunion at the homestead o f the Within the past lew days about a Most people probably imagine that late Jaeolt Robinson of Warren on Wednesday, Among the Sioux may be found many bushel of postal cards have been ex­ birds sing by instinct; that the song of Aug. 15th. Should the day be unfavorable it white men who are married to cluded from the mail at the Bost office STEAMER - ROCKLAND, the robin is ns natural to him ns liis red squaws, and who are adopted by CAPT. DAVID ROBINSON, w ill be held the next pleasant day following. here, and returned to the writers, on breast, tlint I be blue bird is not more tlie tribe. They are known in frotier IIn« been substantially rebuilt, refitted and reffir- A ll arc cordially invited Io make an effort to account of having dunning messages niflhei], nnd put in complete order for the local pas liable to change its note than its color; parlance as "squaw men," and before written on them. be there. tenger service between ROCKLAND & BANGOR, and that, untaught, the nightingale will tlie Indians were restricted to the limits “ The public,” says Postmaster Roby, nnd will make daily trips (Sunday excepted), com­ The annual reunion of the Kalloch families mencing T hursday, May 17, 1888, leaving Bangor at always Ring the same beautiful song. of tlie reservation, accompanied them “ seem to be ignorant of the new law in w ill occur the last Wednesday o f the present 6.30 n. m., nnd Rockland nt 1 p. m., nnd Mnke land­ This common impression, however, w from place to place in their nomadic regard to this matter, which was ap­ ings nt Hampden, Winterport, Bucksport, Pnndy month, Aug. 29, nt Crescent Beach, Ash Point, erroneous. Young birds w ill never sing wanderings. Of this class a great por­ proved by the President on June 18. Point, Belfast, Northport, Camden and Rockland, In South Thomaston. The place chosen for the song peculiar to their tribe if they tion are French Canadians, and many of 11ereufter any postal card, or any other To Bangor. From Bangor. the family gathering this year is very pleasant­ have never heard it, but if associated them are rich in cattle and ponies. Their Leave Rockland, 1.00 p t .I.r-ave Bangor, 6.30 a.ns matter upon the envelope or outside - Camden, 1.45 ■> Hampden, 6.55 ly located and has already become famous as a with some other bird, w ill learn its song children are usually bright and intelli­ cover of which appears anything which *■ Northport, 3 00 " ■■ W lnterp’t, 7 40 ■« resort for pleasure seekers. Crescent Beach instead. A redstart once built its nest gent. and when old enough are given tlie reflects injuriously upon the person ** Belfast, 3.50 •• •• Bucksport, 8.15 •« under the eaves of a house where a caged advantage of the mission and agency *• Fori Point,4.30 •• •• Handy Pt., presents many line and agreeable features. addressed, or any ono else, or upon his " Sandy l*t., " F ort Polnt.O.OO <■ The scenery is unusually inviting. From this chaffinch hung in a window underneath. schools, nnd taught to adopt tlie customs character or conduct, or is plainly cal­ *’ Bucksport,5.15 •* •• Belfast, 111.10 ’■ point or locution the views both seaward and The redstart learned the chaffinch’s song. of the whites. Tlie government scouts culated and intended to injure his feel­ . ** W lnterp’t, 0.00 - ” N orilip’t, 10 30 " Another redstart 1 was noticed to repeat employed nt tlie various military posts ’’ Hampden, 6.30 •• •• Camden, 11.45 « Inland are unsurpassed for interest and beauty. ings or reputation, or bring him to dis­ A rr. Bangor, 7.00 •• A rr. Ilocklnnd,12.30 p.m the notes of a blackcap which had its There is a commodious pavilion owned and are composed chiefly of French half credit or threatens him, w ill be excluded •7-Kxcurslon Tickets nt reduced rates. Aft T ick­ nest close by. j managed by Mr. Smith,a family relaitve,which breeds for the reason that aside from Irom the mails, and anything in the ets Will be good on any steamar of lhe Main Line. The winchat mid wheatear have nat­ their knowledge of the country, they an-1 tickets sold on any steamer will be "good” ou | he generously offers to the families and their nature of an offensive or threatning dun any other steam er. M--nls o f superior quality may urally but little variety of notes, hut w ill speak with fluency both the Indian and apparent upon an envelope, outside be obtained on board. | invited friends for the day. He is one of the become much better songsters if confined American tongues. CHAS. K. WEEKS, Agent, Rockland. cover, or postal card, or conveying the local committee and w ill esteem it liis pleasure w itli other birds, and the bullfinch can 13 WILLIAM II. HILL, Gen. Man., Boston. Although the Sioux are not usually suggestion tlint such dun is enclosed, ns well as duty to do his utmost in making 1x5 taught to whistle complete tunes, al­ very demonstrative in their manners POWDER w ill be excluded as non-mniliibie under this nnnunl gathering one of pleasure and hap­ though its own natural notes are harsh nlemt the trader’s store, they can on the new law.” BOSTON & BANGOR S. S. M Absolutely Pure. piness to nil who may improve the opportunity and insignificant. On the other hand, certain occasions become as noisy nnd Commencing* Wedneiidar, June 1.3, S team- of spending n day with him. As usual fam il­ the nightingale in confinement w ill some­ boisterious ns “ a whole convent when the er« will leave Rockland, an follows: This powder never varies. A marvel of purity T ruth is tough, stringth and wholesomenesa. More economical ies are expected to provide themselves with times exchange it? own beautiful song father Abbot has gone to bed." Among For Boston, dully, except .Sunday, at about 6 p. m. Does not Mr. Bryant say that “ Truth will or upon arrival ot steamers from Bangor nnd ML than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in picnic dinners tlint can be spread on the tables for that of some other bird that it may other novelties in the store, we once had an get well if she is run over by a locomotive, Desert. competition with the multitude of low test, short hear. The Lion. Daines Barrington says weight, alum or phosphate powders, S o ld o n ly m in the pnvilion. Many, however, may want ingenious toy, which consisted swordfish were also GEO. C. CHAMBERLAIN, M. D., at 4.45 p. m. A particle is applied into each nostril nnd Is whole scene completely out. The battleground were purchased by Dr. Mc- Afternoon train leaves Bath at 4.00 p. in., (after agreeable. Price 50 cents at Druggists; by rnal landed by other vessels. The latter fish were dreamer awoke, and so did Iter husband, Cliesney, of Fort Bennett, mid forwarded Physician and Surgeon. arrival of train leaving Rockland nt 1.15 p. in.,) and registered, 60 cts. ELY BROS., Druggists, 50 1 a drug in the market selling ut wholesale Tucs- to tlie Smithsonian institution. Tlie arrives in Boston nt 9.30 p. in. W arren tit.. N. Y. nnd likewise the baby. The gas was Other trains leave Bath at 7.20 a. m. for all points, i day at three cents n pound. turned up and revealed a very surprised pictured representation of their battles OFFICE IN PILLSBURY BLOCK, Knox & Lincoln train leaving Rockland at 4 50 a. w itli other tribes are an evidence of their (Opposite Thorndike Holed.) m., Mondays and Thursdays connecting there with Sword fish, that occasionally sell in our looking group. The baby was the most 1.45 p. m. for Furmington, Augusta, Bangor, etc., EXHAUSTED VITALITY. markets he re for 15 cents u pound, arc so surprised of all. The 6lap intended for tendency to exaggerate tlieir own fOSPNIglit callaannwered from office and at 5.35 p. in. for Waterville, Augusta and Lewis­ ton; foiall points Saturdays only at 11.55 p. in. ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE FREE. plentiful at the Isle of Shoals that they are tlie dreamer's rival had alighted full on prowess. Every solitary Indian repre­ sented in these encounters as getting ter­ lhrougli trains for the Knox & Lincoln R. R. hauled upon the land for dressing. tho curly, golden head of iter son.— DR. S. TIBBETTS, leave Portland at 6.50 a. m., anti 1.30 p. ni. aud on Brooklyn Eagle. ribly thumped w itli a war club, or losing 3D333NT,T X SS1’, W ednesdays and Saturdays at 5.10 p. m. Lobsters may still be ordered from Boston, his topknot, is ce rta in to be a n y th in g lint it Is close time here. The fine for catching else b u t a Sioux. CAMDEN, : : : MAINE Steamer City of Richmond. them during close time is fifty dollars for the (Late of Albany, Now York), CAPT. W. E. DENNISON, Lust from tllu Hotels. A noticeable featuro of tlie Sioux is ellense nnd five dollars a lobster. their affection for their children. A Leaves Portland, weather permit. Au old hotel steward said yesterday Office and Residence, 24 Elm Street. ting, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 11 p. in., chief, or, indeed, any Indian who is well or after arrival of train leaving Boston at 7 p. in., Commander Pouliot of the fisheries protect­ that it is impossible to restrict a large A u t if ic ia l T eeth W it h o u t P l a t e s . 25 KNOW THYSELF,C *T- to do, i. e., ono who lias many ponies, for Rockland, Castine, Sedgwick, Surgentsville, ion cru'ser C. J. Bridges, which, w ith four proportion of tho loss of portable articles Deer Isle, Southwest Harbor, (Northeast Harbor, A Great Medical Work on Mauhood, Nervous and spares neither pains nor expense to make Physical Debili’y, Premature Decline in Man, Ex­ j other government schooners, is cruising lie in hotels. This loss is not so much due June 15 to Septem ber 13,) Bar Ilurbor, M illbridge, hausted Vitality, &c., &c., and the untold miseries liis little ones happy by lavishing upon Jonesport and .Machbisport. , tween Georgetown und the north coasts of Prince to theft as to carelessness and linrry on CHAS. E. BURPEE. resulting from indiscretions or excesses; BOO pages, them everything in the way of gaudy Returning, leaves Machiasport every MONDAY substantially Bound in gilt, muslin. Contains more f Edward Island and Mirumichi, G ulf o f St. the part of maids and men and women, and THURSDAY at 4 a. ra., via. ail landings, con­ apparel tiiat barbaric fancy can suggest. than 125 invaluable pri scriptions, embracing every j Lawrence, reports to the fisheries department who carry otf the teaspoons they have HOUSE. SHIP AND SIGN PAINTER necting at l’or.land with early morning trains for vegetable remedy in the pharmacopiein for all acute Some of tlie little hoys, tlie pride of tlieir Boston. and chronic uis-un-s. It is emphatically a book for ■ here that the mackerel catch this season is not­ been using in their rooms, pack up the GRAINER, PAPER HANGER, Time for leaving Rockland, going east, 6 a. in., parents’ hearts, when mounted on their going w< st 5 p. m every man. P:ice only $1. by mail, postpaid, eou- one-half thut of last year. The average catch hotel towels by mistake, ami break a good -A N U DEAI.EK IN— cea edin plain wrapper. favorite ponies w itli embroidered saddle Freight taken at usual rates, aud forwarded with deal that isotily missed wlien an inventory jl.LIXTK XT!YE SAMPLE I-REE TO ATX 1 of American seiners, fishing outside the three- and bridle, and tlieir own persons glitter­ dispatch. For information apply to agents at the \oimg and middle-aged men for the next BO days. is taken. This steward said that a large various landings. | mile lim it, has been only from 80 to GO bartels ing with ornaments, are a sigilt to be­ PAINTS, OILS, DRYERS, Send now, or cut this out. ns you may never see it hotel collects spoons, napkins and towels F. E. BOOTH BY, PAYSON TUCKER, again. Address _ Dli. W. II. PAKKEIt, I up to the present time.—Ottawa Dispatch. hold.—Sam Barker in Detroit Free Press. Varnishes, Glass, Etc. G en’l Pass. Ag’t. Gen’l M anager. 4 Bulflnch street, Boston, Mass. j The salmon fishermen of Penobscot hay, stamped w itli the names of almost all the E. H. CLARK, Agent, Rockland. large hotels in the country, and of names Ju n e 20, 1888. ; hunt seals every year, not only for sport, hut in Europe. The spoon packed away with An Econoinictil F a th e r. MATERIALS FOR ARTISTS because they are so destructive to salmon, the child’s medicine by a maid in Baris A miserly old man lived with his son, A Great Specialty. New York & Bangor HARRIS' who was somewhat of a reprobate. Tlie i One man says he has killed more than -100 seals is, perhaps, next brought to light in a STEAMSHIP LINE. son turned seriously ill one day, and tlie New York hotel, where it is sent down Berry Bros. Block. /I— ■■ Tlie A1 steam ship LUCY P . ROCKPORT RIPPLES. symptoms proving very alarming a doctor J* M IL L K K will sail from New to the kitchen wlien no longer needed. was grudgingly sent for. Tlie doctor ar­ •rices Low.ti itisfetiou G jiruutejl. York EVERY SATURDAY Thus these little hut costly things travel tor Rockland, Belfast and LINIMENT! rived in due time, and. stooping over tlie Bucksport. Returning will leave Bangor for New For Internal as well External use for Sch. Bertha Warner, Captain Reuben Fan- about and defy safe keeping. There is a young man. began to sound him with a York and river ports every WEDNESDAY. Mult or] Beast. i ning, has cleared front Rockport lee Co. with great deal of theft, of course. Servant stethoscope when ho was interrupted by Goods taken for all points in Maine. Freight re­ Thousands have been cured and relieved of Kid. a cargo ot iee for Norfolk, Va. women wrap tablecloths and sheets tlie father: “ Noo, doctor," lie said, "be­ ceived daily. Tliis line affords shippers speedy ney Complaint by the use of this Liniment. Used transportation witli no rehandling of goods. Low ititernully and externally, relieves the worst eaees ] The coal business here has been very lively around their persons, waiters pocket fore gaun ony farrer lat we say this, gin rates of freight und most favorable terms of - forks, spoons, knives and napkins, and ye say lie’s uo worth repairin’, dinna put ARTISTS’ M iTIRULS Uurance. ofChronic Itbeuumtisiu, and in-ordinary eases an during the past week. Several cargoes o f coul immediate eure is guaranteed. For Selutie Itlieu- bartenders and their helpers carry oil out muckle expense upon him ."—Scottish Of Every Description. tu at it til it is At. Cramp or l'uins, Lame Hue* or have been discharged for different firms. American. bidet-, will find it a eure relief. For Lame Stomaeb, hotties o f liquors. As fu r as possible, Bieedine at the Luna* ami Spittiiu Blood, it is a Mrs. George 11. Huse, of this place, died on largo hotels hoard and house their help, Passengers who prefer to purchase tickets with­ most effective anodyne. For all diseases of the Wisconsin*. Farmers’ Institutes. 4«rWe pov postage or express on all orders out meuls will tie accommodated us follows : Rock- the 2d inst. after a brief hut severe illness. because that makes it more ditiieult for luud and Rockport to New York, $4. Exeutsioa Throat and Lungs,’such us llurd Dry Cough, Farmers’ institutes have become an in­ umounting to $2 00 or over, mid return the money Whooping Cough, Colds, Influenza, Catarrh, Bron­ She leaves a husband nnd small children. M r. th e ft to he practiced. for any thut may be returned iu two weeks from Tickets, without meals, will be sold, good for stitution in Wisconsin. Eighty-two were thirty days, as follows : Between New York and chitis, Asthma, bore Fhrout,Putrid and other forms Huse has the sympathy of the entire eomntun- I But the leakage remains very great. purehure, ut of Diptln-ria, Harris* Ao-Joyue Ltmment takes the held last year in forty-five counties, and Rockland, Rockport, and Belfast, $6. Meals can ; by- In one case th a t can he certified to, a be obtuiued of tlie steward at tifty cents each. Ex- lead. Outwardly it is used tor Sprains, Bruises, 370 practical topics were discussed Moro Sawtelle’s Music and Art Store. cursion 'Tickets, good for thirty days, with meala, Cuts, Swollen or Stitf Joints, Contracted Cords or i Rev. F. W. Ryder of E tst Boston preached | clever waiter established his wife at the than one hundred lecturers and specialists Muscles, Chilblains, Chapped Hands or Lips, the will be sold us follows : Between New York aud bites of Mosquitoes anil all poisonuus insects. ! two very interesting sermons at the Baptist | head of a boarding house and furnished imparted instruction, and the state ap­ Rockland, $11; between New York and Rockport, tier tableware, linen and a great deal of $11.50. / o r Sale by all Dealers in Drugs and Medicines. church here Sunday of last week, large eon- j propriated $12,000 to help tlie farmers' Portland &, Boston Steamers. l'ier 15, Last River. Il'halesa/e Agents, j gregations being present. The new pastor ol ! tlie food tiiat was eaten from liis stealings cause alone. — New Orleans Times-Demo- J. T. LOTUROP, Agent, Rocklsud. erat. e ' F h u t -Class Stk am kk s of thL- J o h n Bum & Co., a m i S p e a k , Max It STOvr.it, ■ this church, Rev. F. A. Snow, commenced his from tlie different places where lie was Rockland, Maine. H employed.—New York Suu. 1 labors last Sunday. Drown stone Not Much Used. OLD RELIABLE LINE ARTHUR SHEA, The use of brown stone in building leave Franklin Wharf, I'ortlau-1. Regular & Perfect The new bouse of Nrs*E*A- McKisson, of Average Age of People.' Boston, is drawing near its completion. This business structures is almost entirely dis­ every evening rSamlays exceptwi DIGESTION at 7 o’clock, arriving in Boston ii Practical Plumber. b mse is to have all the modern improvements > Tlie average age of all tlie jieople of continued in New York. It is used for ______eeus-on for earliest iraiiut for I.ow - PROMOTED BY U8E O f F ranco is given as 32 years, 2 m onths Water Closets. Its’h Tub., Water Fixture., including water service, electric hells, etc., and dwellings, but its chief employment is -•H, l-v-nii. W iiltliaui. Lawrence, Provid-ucr. Set up iu its. best uiauuer. and 15 days; the average in tlie United Worcester, Full River, bpringlleld. New it w ill he one of the finest houses in Rockport. J for window und door trimmings. Wher­ York. etc. Through Tickets tu Boston at pnuti- States is only 24 years, 10 months and ever it forms building material it is Perfection in Drainage & Ventilation. Mrs. McKisson w ill probably spend the sum­ 1-ul It. It. staliuue. J LISCOMB, G«*. Ayem 184 MAIN ST ,opposite tbe Liutl«ey H o u m , Sold by Tarrant A Co., N. Y., 24 days.- -Arkansaw Traveler. massed with the utmost plainness and and Druggist. • » « / wbur«. mer here. This bouse is built ou the home- | U r luldres. us by Usil st simplicity.—New Orleans Times-Demo­ Sunday Trips leave Portland aud Boston stead of the late Josiah Harding. i a t 7 P M. 17 MOUKLANU, MAINS. crat. 6 THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1888

TENANTS HARBOR. CAMDEN. ROCKPORT. WEST CAMDEN. COUNTY DEMOCRACY. Miss E lia Hart returned home Wednesday. F. J. W iley has returned from New York. W . A. Luce Is visiting in Bar Harbor. Prof. Webbe r of Boston, who is stopping at the Cleveland cottage, is one o f Boston’s best Capt. G. M. Rawley lias received a cargo of Miss Pomeroy of Toledo, Ohio, is visiting Jerome Packard of Boston is visiting friends A Large Attendance and a Satisfactory here. artists, and when here two years ago made a coal. at Samoset cottage. large number of beautiful sketches o f the sur­ Gathering. T. E. Brastow is in Bangor on a business The sidewalks are receiving much needed re­ Dr. Eugene Sanger o f Bangor has been in roundings of "M irror Lake,” from which Rock­ The Democrats ol Knox County assembled town the past week. trip. pairs. land, Thomaston, Camden nnd Rockport re­ at the Court House Friday in (nil ■ members, Hon. Wm. R. Porter has returned from a ceived their supply of pure crystal water. He The schooner O. W. Rawley is being new Mrs. W . 0. Corlheli is visiting relatives in the committee on credentials reporting 72 rigged. short trip to Boston. Wiscasset. is now making another series of sketches of the most picturesque points of the lake and its delegates present. Senator S. J. Gusliee of The flags havs been at half-mast in respect Miss Grace Bass of Rockland is visiting James C. Jordan is still confined to his In a ll colors. The Art Shades are Decorated Mrs. E. N. Duffy. house by severe sickness. environs and it does one good to look nt his Appleton called the convention to order nnd for Gen. Sheridan. pictures and sec with what skill and accuracy and Transparent. All Minetto Shades. Plain The sloop yachts Restless and Fanita were A. H. K night of Waltham, Mass., is with David S. Kent, mate of sch. Edwin, is at he finishes them. after a few appropriate words on the issues at or Decorated, are unsurpassed in Eeauty, in our harbor last week. bis family at the Birches, Lake City. home for a short visit. stake introduced Hon. M. R. Mathews of EAST WARREN. Durability and Finish. Mounted on first- The Baptist Sunday school had their nnitual Miss Snowman of Bucksport was the guest Mrs. J. S. Foster has been visiting relatives \ Warren as the presiding olticer of the conven­ class Spring Poller ready to hang. picnic at tho "Nook,” Friday. of Mr. and Mrs. Mayo P. Simonton last week. in Thomaston the past week. Leroy Copeland of Albion is visiting friends tion. Mr. Matthews addressed the delegates in this vicinity. Messrs. James Rompkey and Thomas James Clark, who years ago ran a livery Mrs Fred Evans, nee Achorn, is visiting briefly and to the point, and the convention stable in Camden, has been visiting here the relatives here this summer. Ella Maud Batiks o f Marlboro, Mass., is Wheeler came home Monday. then took off its coat and went to work. C. past week. Misses Mary nnd Edith Richards of Sharon, visiting friends nnd relatives in tbe neighbor­ Sch. Georgie B. McFarland loaded with hood. K. M iller of Camden was elected secretary. hard pine Is in this harbor waiting for a favor­ Rev. Mr. Tilden has received and accepted a Mass., are visiting C. F. Richards and fam ily. call to Rutland, V t.. and preached his farewell Hon. II. IS. Cleaves of Portland was in town The following committee on resolutions was CLOSING OUT able wind. FISH AND FISHING. Dr. and Mrs. Mathews of Brunswick ar$ sermon on Sunday last. here last week, the guest o f Hon. F. E. Rich­ [appointed: Col. John D. Rust ot Rockport, spending their vacation with their son. They S. C. Tyler has a number of contracts which ards. , L. M. Staples, esq., of Washington, Judge BEFORE TAKING STOCK! always receive a hearty welcome here. he is at work on. He is building one house Miss Lizzie Bond and Miss Grace Hcmeon The Gloucester Advertiser reports the state John C. Levensaler of Thomaston, George which w ill be very pretty when completed, of Lynn, Mass., arc visiting M r. and Mrs. The schooner which struck a rock near Mos­ of the market as follows, under date of Aug. Green of South Thomaston, Silas Hawes of quito Island in the fog and put into this har­ for D. G. Hunter. George Achorn. bor leaking badly was towed out Wednes­ Frank J. Higgins has secured the valuable Sam’l McAlister is putting up another tene­ 9: Union, L. M. Robbins of Rockland and R. L. day. real estate on the corner of Washington and ment house near the old Cameron house on There is still very little o f encouragement in Thompson of Friendship. The convention —The first of next month I shall sell all my-— Capt. Levi Hart held a festival in his hall Mechanic street, a fine lot and cottage house, Mechanic street. the mackerel fishery, although there have been then adjourned till one o’clock. After the re­ a few stnull catches in Barnstable Bay, nnd the Tuesday evening, and considering the weather, recently owned by the Mansfield heirs. Fred Knight nnd fam ily nnd F. P. Libby opening of the convention this committee re­ Mrs. R. H. Tyler has resigned her position indications of mackerel below tho surface are it was a complete success. Ice cream and oys­ and family nnd Miss Gertrude Amsbury are ported endorsing the administration, and the ter stew were served at the usual hour. ns organist at the Congregational Church. occupying cottages nt Lake City, good all along the coast. However, the prin­ cipal part o f the catch last year was taken platform, especially that portion relating to the Sch. Daniel Webster of New York came into F. A. Frye has accepted the position nnd Jesse Bacheldcr, who hns lived so long with played there for the first time Sunday last. later than this, and with favorable conditions taritr, demanded the ratification o f the fishing this harlior Monday leaking badly. She was W. O. Corthcll, lias gone to Minneapolis, the next two months inay show a totally dif­ ODD SUITS AT DOST beached to keep from sinking. She was towed The Harrison A Morton Club had a flag- Mitin., where his father resides. ferent record. A ll advices from North Bay treaty, endorsed the nomination of Putnam, to Rockland Wednesday to lie repaired. raising Saturday night. Remarks nt the hall Mrs. W. F. Hopkins of Revere, Mass., nnd are of an unfavorable character, nnd if there pledged the support of the convention to were made by lion. D. N. Mortland, Hon. C. Sch. Daniel Pierson catne near demolishing Miss Mary Hopkins o f Malden, Mass., are is not a speedy change the few seiners remain­ Chnrlcs E. Allen, candidate for representative the railway Monday. As she was being hauled E. Littlefield, Gen. H . B. Cleaves nnd ThoB. visiting Mrs. R. M. Sylvester. ing there w ill soon leave for home. The few Having had a large stock of .Summer Suits and as Savage, esq. Reuel Robinson presided. in this district, nnd referred eloquently to the they are broken up, I shall close them all out this on the docks gave way and she rolled on to A. P. Spear, formerly of this place, now em­ mackerel brought In command good prices, her beam ends crushing everything that she Hon. J. B. Stearns gave some of the summer ployed by C. F. Hovey A Co. of Boston, is nt although buyers are cautious not to overstock life nnd services o f the lamented Sheridan. month If prices will do it. Ad of my came in contact with. They let her run otr visitors an unique ride Saturday. He sent home for a short vacation. themselves. Wc notice sales through tl.c week Judge John C. Levensaler then presented three hny racks after them with four oxen in fisherman’s order at #19 per bbl. for Bays, again and hauled her alongside G. W. Mecndecut Tribe. I. O. R. M., has received the name o f Senator S. J. Gushee of Appleton Rawiey’s wharf. attached to one, nnd two oxen on the others. #21 1-2 to #22 for large Shores, nnd #10 to #11 They went to his farm and were entertained its new regslia from Boston nnd the tribe is for small do. Last year at this time the sales for renominutlon. E. D. Gusliee of Appleton SOUTH THOMASTON. royally. adopting new members rapidly. were nt #10 3-4 per bbl. seconded the nomination nnd Mr. Gushee was Brown A- Wade arc increasing their force. A backboard ride to South Hope and Union T. B. Grose, formerly sheriff nnd deputy Two shore fares sold vesterdav nt #21 nnd nominated by acclamation. L. F. Starrctt on F. J. Higgins A Son’s vehicle was one o f sherifTof this county, after being confined to #11- Fancy Shirts M ust Go We are to have a Republican flag-raising his house for the past year nnd a half, is able tu The codfish market remains without change. then presented the name of Randall J. Condon before long. the events last week. Mrs. Judge Wood, Mrs. Moses Parker nnd six other ladies o f Camden be out again. There is no very positive indication of an im ­ of Friendship for the second senator. This H. P. Babb has bought W. F. Butler’s lot of w ith a lady friend from Florida made up the G. E. Carleton’s wharf, on which he had proved catch oil Grand Bank, ns was Imped nomination was seconded by Col. Rust. This —A L8O A L L — land on Elm street. party. A vote of thnnks was tendered the just landed 500 tons of soft coal,broke through for, and though the Georges catch is fair for nomination was nlso made by acclamation. Capt. W m. Luce has some extra tine rasp­ last week dumping about 150 tons of the coal the season the stock here and at the outports Colonel, who held the ribbons, by the party, L. M. Staples, esq., of Washington then berries o f his own raising. for the success of the trip. into the dock. promises to be small when tbe season closes. The supply of cured fish Is very light, nnd any presented tiie name of L. F. Starrett for clerk George Green is getting out some tine stone Your scribe enjoyed a pleasant sail down Mrs. C. M . Hales nnd child, who have been change of prices w ill probably |,e to higher o f courts nnd M r. Starrett was also nominated Straw Hats Must lie Closed Out! from his St. George quarry. the bay, Friday, on yacht Ida, Capt. D. J. T. visiting this summer nt Capt. O. P. Shep­ rather than lower rates. Last year ut this date Mrs. R. A. Shaw of Winterport visited Mr. Oldham, Boston. The following was the party herd’s, left for their home in Philadelphia last large Georges were selling at #4 1-4 to #4 1-2, by acclamation. and Mrs. B. D. Littlefield Inst week. aboard: Mr. nnd Mrs. F. M. Whitney, week on the Lucy M iller. and Bank at S2 3-8 per qtl. Silas Hawes o f Union nominated George W. Come early and secure a trade before your size is Miss Della W hitney, T. M. White, A. C. Saw­ John B. Howard and family and Miss Smith Sch. yacht Ruth, with her owner Henry Tile codfish receipts the past week have been Payson of Union for county commissioner. gone. Those looking for yer, V. It. Potliin, E. C. McCusker nnd S. G. Marquuhd, editor of the New York Advertiser, o f Rockland are camping at Pleasant Beach. in lunrked contrast with the receipts for the E D. Gushee of Appleton presented the name Cbadbourne, who acted as steward. The with a party of friends on board, was in c u r corresponding week of last year, when they Mrs. J. P. Allen has received a two-pound partv left Boston the 29th o f July nnd have harbor a few days Inst week, on their way to of A. M. Jameson of Wnrrcn. The ballot pine-apple from the Florida plantation of her footed up 4,618,000 lbs., (more in one week visited all the principal points o f interest Bar Harbor. than the whole receipts for the mouth of July showed 54 votes, 28 necessary for n choice, 47 son Leroy. ulong the bay. Rev. F. A. Snow, the new pastor of the this year), being the largest receipts tor any being tor Payson nnd 7 for Jameson. On Ira Snow, who was recently thrown lrom singlc week on record. In one week in 1876 Baptist church, preached here Sunday. He motion of Mr. Jameson Ihc nomination was his carriage nnd severely injured, has recovered WARREN. nnd his wile are stopping with P. C. Cousins the receipts were very nearly ns large, viz., Can find anything they want and is at work. W. 11. Wcthcrbee passed a week in Bos­ and wife until the residence on Amsbury H ill 1,448,000 lbs. The large receipts lor tbe week made unanimous. Rev. David Sawyor of the Hampden charge, ton. is ready for their occupancy. in question last year was the consequence of On motion of Col Rust, Judge J. C. Leven- who formerly preached at Spruce Head, Prof. W aller gave one of his pleasing enter- the arrival of twenty-five Grand Bankers with snler of Thomaston was nominated for judge preached in the chnpcl, Sunday. ment here Tuesday evening. MATINICUS. an average of 143,600 lbs. each. The July From a French Balbriggan to a 25c Cotton! of probate by acclamation. Judge Levensaler The Republicans of this place are anxious to Mrs. Horace and M.iss Mertin Howe of Marl­ fishery was good on Grand Bank last year, Mrs. Edw. Beggs nnd son o f Yinalhnven are which hns not been the ease this season, and afterwards declined, and Charles K . M iller of present the name of H. P. Babb lor county boro, Mass., are v ltirn g in this town. visiting in this place. commissioner. He would be a fine man for the vessels using salt clam bait weie ns suc­ Camden was nominated by ncciamation for the the place. Benj. Libby and Newell Robinson are ston­ Mrs. Julia Gurney nnd son of Appleton were cessful as those using fresh halt,which has not ing the cellar of Prof. Lockie’s new house. at James Hall's last week. been the case this year. position. M r. M iller was nominated for this The Republicans of this town are summoned position four years ago, but was defeated by to meet in caucus in Luce's Hall next Thurs­ Henry Vaughn of Foxcroft was in town Henrietta Hall has been visiting in Rock­ Fresh halibut continue in light receipt, the FANCY HOSE OF ALL KINDS! Wednesday, looking up some of his old com­ land and So. Thomaston. shipping prices for several days past being 11 Judge Wood. day evening to select delegates to the County nnd 8 cts. per lb. for white and gray. Convention to be held in Rockland the 18th. rades. Yacht Nereid, Capt. Archibald, made a trip On motion of Senator Gusliee A. A. Benton —OF WHICH— J. Montgomery of Chelsea, Mass., and Silas Last sales of Shore fish #1 1-2 per cwt. for /» large attendance is desired. to Rockland last week. codfish and #1 1-4 lor hake. was nominated for register o f probate by ac­ Montgomery of Windsor, Conn., are visiting Capt. Thad. Wallace and wife of Matinicus APPLETON. the old homestead. Georges cod brought in by outside vessels clamation. Rock made a call here the 8th. have been sold at tbe firms' prices, #3 and #2 On motion of T. A. Hunt, esq., J. H. Mont­ Snow Black Leads. Frank E . Sprague, employed on the Kenne­ Mrs. Chase Stickney and children o f M arl­ per cwt. for large and small. bec Journal, is spending his vacation in Apple- Mrs. Annette Ames has returned from her boro, Mass., arc nt Mrs. Stickney’s mother’s, visit to Vinalhaven nnd Rockland. The Gloucester receipts for the past week gomery, esq., o f Camden was nominated for Gentlemen going to ride should have one of those ton. Mrs. James Coburn's. have been ns follows : county attorney by acclamation, Senator Only one good hny day, Friday, last week, The Republicans have called a caucus, for Capt. Seth Calderwood of Camden visited his daughter, Mrs. Edw . Ames, recently. Fares. Codfish. Halibut. Mackerel. Gushee seconding Mr. Hunt’s nominating and some are not done haying either! Thursday to nominate delegates for the county lbs. lbs. bbls. LONG LINEN DUSTERS. speech. On account of the unpleasant weather Wed­ convention, Saturday. Walter Tolmnn has moved into the rooms 39 Georges 792,000 2,150 nesday the Simmons’s did not hold their re­ Mrs. George Copeland nnd daughter of formerly occupied by Capt. Thad. Wallace. Shore 1,400 A ll the interest of the convention seemed to union till Friday. Marlboro, Mass., are visiting Mrs. Copeland's School began here the 6th, under the in­ 9 Grand Bank 625,000 127,000 center on the sheriff nomination. L. M. I also have the finest assortment of WORSTED struction of Miss Minnie Rice ol Livermore 3 Cape Shore 113.000 A reunion of the Hanly fam ily w ill be held brother, J. It. Andrews. Staples, esq , presented the name of D. II. to be found in tbe city. A nice line of in the Kavanagh grove, at Damariscotta Mills. The campaign has begun nnd soon the Re­ Falls. 1 Germany Bank 30,000 Thursday, August 23d Inst. If stormy the Ernest Young and W illard H a ll went to 3 Barnstable Bay Mansfield of Hope for that position. T. A. publicans w ill spread out a new flag with their 85 next fair day. Rockland on packet Julia Fairbanks last 3 Block Island Hunt presented the name of W . S. Irish for candidates’ nntnes thereon. 10 North Bay 864 School District No. 1 in the town of Hope The Vlnal reunion occurred Friday, it being week. renominatior,. J. O. Robinson, esq., o f Thom­ Summer Pants w ill hold its second reunion the 6th ol Sept., postponed from Thursday on account of Mrs. John Dunbar of Winslow has been 08 fares 1.561,400 129,150 1206 aston protested against the renomination of 1888, at the school-house. A ll teachers, pupils weather—a very pleasing and social gather­ visiting her parents, M r. and Mrs. Henry Other receipts, 3200 lbs. hake and 15 bbls. Sheriff Irish. Col. Rust and Deputy Sheriff And the largest line of and their families are invited to be present. Young. ing. swordfish. Gray took up the cudgels for Irish. The Wentworth reunion will be held in the W. G. Robinson and Elmer Hotfses w ith Miss Annie Fellows of Farmington, who has For the corresponding week of last year the grove on the Appleton Mine fnrm the second their wives nnd friends have been passing a been visiting in town, has returned to her receipts were 4,618,000 lbs. codfish, 163,800 lbs. George Green of South Thomaston presented Imported French Flannel Shirts Wednesday in September. In the event of a few days at Wotton's cottage by the sea, in home. halibut, 1539 bbls. mackerel, 10,000 lbs. hake the name of W. F. Butler of South Thomas­ storm the reunion w ill be the next fair day. Cushing. Edw. W illiams, wife and sister have been und 100 qtls. cusks. ton, and did it well. Silas Hawes o f Union In Knox County. The second reunion o f the Robbins family Prof. W ill Smith of minstrel renown has re­ visiting Mrs. W illiam s’ parents, M r. and Mrs. Last week the receipts were 2,231,800 lbs. codfish, 138,500 lbs. halibut, 707 bills, mack­ thought M r. Irish had had enough and ’twas w ill be held with Lewis Robbins in Union the turned home from an extended tour in Aroos­ Henry Young. some other man’s turn. Then came the b a llo t: second Thursday in September. I f stormy the took County, for rest and to gather new ideas erel, 39 bbls. porgies, 34,700 lbs. bake and 25 Sch. E m ily Swift, Bucksport, discharged bbls. swordfish. next fair day. A cordial invitation is extended and jokes. saltut H. Young’s wharf last week lor J. II. Whole No., 71, necessary to a choice, 36; Mr. to all. Cured Georges codfish are firm nt #5 and Irish bad 36, D. II. Mansfield 29, W. F. But­ Mr. Swift, whose house was burned Friday, Sanborn, esq. #4 1-4 per qtl. for large and small, und Bank Fine Dress Shirts, SOUTH UNION. has been a very industrious young man, and Edward Crie of Rockland arrived here the at #4 1-2 nnd #1 ler 6, and Mr. Irish was declared the nominee those who know him tu lly sympathize in his 10th to visit his grand-parents, M r. and Mrs. We quote cured cusk at #3 5-8, hake #2 1-4, of the convention. On motion of D. H. COLLARS, TIES, Henry Vaughn and fam ily have returned loss, nnd many are contributing that he may Isaac Tolman. home to Foxcroft. haddock #2 3-4, heavy salted pollock #2 1-4 Mansfield, seconded by Mr. Butler, the nomi­ aguin re-establish his home. and English-cured do. #2 3-4 per qtl. Mrs. Laura Armstrong and sister Mrs. M illi­ nation was made unanimous. Mrs. Capt. Hammond from Atlantic. Mass., The Warrens and ltocklnnds played a gnme ken of Philadelphia are enjoying a season at Boneless and prepared fish .3 1-2 to 5 cts. per And Everything a Man Wants is visiting her brother, Capt. Churles Hard­ here on Saturday which created a great deal of the Tolman House. lb. for hnke, haddock and cusk, and 5 to 7 cts. S. W. Yeazie of Rockland was renomin?.ted ing. enthusiasm, resulting in a victory for the W ar­ Sch. Centennial, Cnpts. Mark and W illiam for codfish, ns to style and quality. Smoked county treasurer by acclamation. Can be found at the The H ilt reunion will be held tomorrow with rens. In the evening many rockets went up Young, went to Rockland last week und re­ halibut 8 to 11 cts. per lb ,; smoked salmon 15 The following county committee was then Charles Fogler on the grounds at Brown Bros, with loud hurrahs, and ice creams were in de­ turned with a supply o f groceries. ets. per il l. : haddock 6 cts. per lb. Medium factory. mand. herring 22 cts. per box ; tucks 17 cts.; length­ announced : E. 11.Burkett, Union and Warren ; Rev. Abraham Plummer ami grandson Her­ wise 18 cts.; No. Is 15 cts. Bloaters 70 cts.; J. F. Davis, Hope, Appleton and Washington; S. W . Jones and family attended the open­ RAZORVILLE. ing o f the Simpson House, at Owl’s Head, bert of Damariscotta arrived here the 10th. canned trout #150; fresh halibut #1.25; sal­ Luther H. Rowell, South Thomaston, Vinal­ First-class Clothine Store, Wednesday. Potatoes are beginning to rot in some plnces. Rev. Mr. Plummer has many friends here who mon #2 25; lobsters #1.60; clams #1.35. are pleased to see him. Labrador herring #5 to #5 25 per bbp ; haven and North Haven; Samuel Bryant and Sanford W illiams and wife visited Mrs. S. Thomas Blaisdell of New Harbor is at L. medium split #1.50; Newfoundland do. # 5 ; Oliver Otis, Rockland: Franklin Trussell, St. 215 MAIN STREET. G. W illiam s last week. They return home to­ Mrs. Clara Burgess and son of Vinalhaven, B. Turner’s. who have been visiting relatives here, returned Nova Scotia do. #5 to #5.50; Eastport #3; George,Cushing und Friendship ;Isaae Coombs day to Allston, Mass. Mrs. P. G. Ingalls is.rusticating a few weeks home the 10th. Mrs. Burgess' sister,Mr.- Elmer pickled codfish #6.50; haddock S'5’50; hal­ Camden. John O. Robinson, esq., was nom­ Mrs. Cyrus Fogler nnd daughter May have in Camden. Ames, accompanied her. ibut heads #3.25; tongues #6; sounds #11; been visiting here. They return home this H. L. Turner is laid up with a very severe tongues and sounds #8; nlewives #1.75; trout inated member of the committee from Thorn­ week to Dorchester, Mass. form of mumps. Quite a number of the young folks enjoyed #14 50; California salmon #17; Halifax do. ton, but he emphatically declined, und no name W ni. Hart has tnken 1000 boxes to make the circus nt Rockland. Among them wete #20; Newfoundland do. #18. Clambait #7 to Dr. A. A. Jackson o f Jefferson spent Thurs­ W ill Young, Fred H all, Freeman Young, was announced to fill the vacancy. for the Piper Corn Canning Co., price paid for day in this place. 7.50; silvers #7. A vote o f thanks wns then tendered to the making, one cent per box. Freeman Hall, Reuben Young and others. Medicine oil is now out o f stock, and there P roprietor. 42 Charles Irish o f Lawrence, Mass., is visiting is no hlaekfish oil iu the market. president and secretary for their able services, About twenty from this place went to M c­ at George Clurk’s. Busiuess in the painting line has been qnite Intire’s Grove’, Rockport, on a picnic Friday brisk of late. Schs. Alena Young, David A. We quote cod oil 28 to 30 els. per gal., nnd on motion of Col. Rust. and the day was all that could be desired. A P. G. Ingalls traded horses w ith parties Osler, packet Julia Fairbanks, sch. Esperanza porgie oil 25 to 26. Livers 25 cts. per bucket. The convention then closed with speeches from New Harbor last week. Fish scrap #6 per ton; dry do., #16; Liver good time was enjoyed by all. On their way and the Abbie have been painted. Jumes by Charles E. Allen, representative for con­ home they visited Norembega villa, Cam­ Mrs. Forest Thompson of Hallowell is vis­ Thompson and W. S. Young are the artists. do., #4; fish skins not sold by contract are den. iting her father, George Clark. W. Daily excels in lettering. quoted nt #35 to #40 per ton. gress from this district, L. M. Staples esq., Two car loads of lletched halibut 73,000 lbs. Senator S. J. Gushee and J. H. Montgomery, SWAN’S ISLAND. Washington Poland ol New Harbor made a The Matinicus fleet have nearly all been at arrived here by rail Saturday from Seattle, short visit in this place last week. home during the fug: schs. Clara A. Benner, being the cargo of the schooner Oscarand Hut- esq., nnd frequent appluuse showed that they Monday there was tnken from the Hat struck responsive chords in Democratic breasts. Island weirs 156 bushels of sardines, which Freeman Light has put a crew on his house David A. Osier, Alena L. Young, Henrietta tie, beiore reported bv our Seattle correspond­ were disposed of at the factory. and intends to push the job rapidly. Ames, all with Aines’s for captains. Sch. Ida ent as on the wav. Tbe shipment was con­ The convention then adjourned with cheers. Mrs. Muria Hibbert and Mrs. Abbie F ox of Grover arrived the 8th; sch. Clara Benner signed to Capt. Solomon Jacobs, and has Parties from New York and Salem, Mass., cleared the 8th, for Vinalhaven; Sch. Esper­ been purchased by Messrs. W illiam II. Won- THE EVEXIXO have bought a 20-ncre lot on Harbor Island with Lawrence, Mass., are visiting at John H ib­ bert's. anza, Burgess^ received paint. son A Soil at six cents per !b. It is unders'ood Was an evening of jollification among the faith­ the intent in the near future to rear cottages. that the freight charges w ill be about one and A few more rustieators have arrived.1 Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moody, Sr., of Liberty, NORTH APPLETON. a quarter cents per pound. Tbe fish are of ful. An elegant (lag with portraits of Cleve­ Bowman, daughter and nephew of Atlantic, are spending a few weeks ut their daughter's, good quality nnd in good condition for smok­ land and Thurman, and the proper inscriptions Mrs. John Howard’s. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Barnes of Malden,Mass., Pa., came on the Mt. Desert Sunday. They are ing. on its fair surface, was unfurled,L. M. Staples, stopping at Capt. H errick’s. Mrs. Lizzie Wiggin, who has been spending visited at A. Wentworth’s last week. This shipment promises to make a new de­ esq., stirring the crowd with his Miss Ida Metcalf of Philadelphia arrived a few weeks in Lawrence, Mass., returned to Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Bartlett visited in parture in the smoked halibut industry. As Sunday to spend a few weeks here. This is this place Thursday, and is stopping with her Rockland last week. reported, schooner Mollie Adams is now also eloquence, while the City Cornet Bund the third season Miss Metcalf has spent her va­ sister, Mrs. L. B. Turner. Miss Martha Burns of Waltham, Mass., is on a salt halibut trip, if she has not already ar­ played, torches spluttered, rockets cation on our islaud. She has purchased a Mrs. Dora Shattuck Gates o f Salem, Mass., visiting Mrs. Augusta Fuller. rived, und if the promise of a large catch with whizzed, emckers exploded and red light house lot of David Smith on which site intends Mrs. George Shattuck and Mrs. Fanny E llis which the enterprise opened is fulltilled, con­ Mrs Carrie Leadbetter of Pulpit Harbor has choked those standing near with its villianous to have built a summer residence. of Boston arc spending the summer with Mrs. been spending a few days at Uriah N. Dyer’s. siderable shipments may be expected before Capt. Herrick's vessel, the Augusta E. Her­ M. J. Shattuck, at her cottage. the season closes. smoke. Then a march to the Rankin Block Mr. and Mrs Daniel R. Preston have been The present prospect is that the northwestern rick, was run into by another sch. and dis­ There was considerable excitement in our visiting Mrs. Preston’s sister, Mrs. Cora K im ­ where another flag was flung out, an address quiet village Wednesday night about six grounds w ill be looked to as a source of supply PRICES TELL! masted, a short time since. She was on her ball. being made by D. F. Nicliols, esq., ot New o’clock. The cause of it was ten citizens from Ibr the smokers, and the protracted voyages to homeward bound trip from Chalcur Bay with York. FANCY ROLL. ST. LOUIS FLOUR, 94.75. 250 bbls of mackerel. Capt. H. is not In com­ out o f the village who came up Main street, Mr. and Mrs. Obed ! uck of Rockland were Greenland and Iceland, with their accompany­ in town Sunday. They came to attend the mand this season. each wheeling a wheelbarrow and on each u ing perils, w ill be abandoned. Farwell H all was then sought, an audience Every Barrel Warranted. solitary limecask. They were headed by A l­ funeral of Henry Buck. of 1000 people being present. L. F. Starrett, B E S T C R A C K E R S P E R L B ...... 5*a'o WILEY’S CORNER. bert Eastman, whom they termed Captain. Messrs. Raymond & Whitcomb’s Sep- ' esq., presided and introduced Hon. W m . L. By tbe Barrel, no charge for barrel. They were followed by an ox team w ith sever­ GEORGES RIVER CHOICE PORTO RICO MOLASSES....25c Miss Hattie Butler of So. Thomaston has tember Tour. Putnam, Democratic candidate for governor, al ladies on, and part o f a load of casks. The Per Gallon. been stopping here. Miss Etta E. Clark of this place has been at The celebrated excursion managers have ar­ as the first speaker of tbe evening. M r. Put­ ox team was driven by Miss Ellu Jones, a Seal Harbor dress-making. BEST RIO COFFEE, per lb ...... 2 2 c Sch. Nettie Cushing arrived from New York young lady only twelve years old. A. L. ranged a delightful series of short tours for the nam was greeted with long continued appi mse. via Salem, Monday. Miss Ina M. Oliver of Thomaston has been month of September, visiting all the principal .JAVA C O F F E E , p er l b ...... 2 8 c Grotton was chosen master o f ceremonies and His address was a statement of the fishing The Sewing Circle met with Mrs. James their battle cry was “ protection forever and no visiting in this place the past week. eastern mountain, lake and seaside resorts, OLD GOV. .JAVA COFFEE, per lb ...... 3 0 c Thomas, Thursday. free trade for us.” They baited in front of Mathew K. Linekiu has purchased a new and also the Gettysburg Battlefield,Luray Cav­ question. He was followed by Wm. H. C lif­ Don’t pay fancy prices any longer. Codec i« off. erns, the Natural Bridge o f Virginia, etc. In The lumber for the new poor house has ar­ M arr Bros, store where they disposed of their horse of C. H. Lovejoy of Thomaston. ford of Portlund who seemed to m ightily CHOICE TEA, per lb ...... 9ftc casks and received a bountiful treat. They Miss Alfarata A. Davis of this place is stay addition to these excursions there w ill be sev- I please his Democratic bearers. Mr. Allen, FANCY TEA. per lb ...... 4 0 c rived and work w ill commence next week. eral autumn trips to more distant points, in- j then fell into line und started for home amid ng with her sister, Mrs. C. C. Linekin. CHEESE, plain or sage per lb ...... 1 0 c Schs. Eliza Levansaler, Kelloeh, and Anna rousing cheers from all present. eluding one to the Yellowstone National Hark who was to have spoken, did not on account of A. Holton, Gilchrest, are ready to suil for Miss Anna B. Kalloch nnd Misses Etta and and across the continent to the Pacific North- ) the lateness of the hour. N E W P R U N E S ...... ft lb» for 2ftc LINCOLNVILLE. Jessie Clark visited friends in Rockland F ii- NEW RAISINS ...... 3 lb». for 2fte New York with lime, first wind. west and California, September 10, another on i The Democrats are heartily congratulating day. the same date to Southern California direct, T W O N E W B R O O M S...... fo r 2 0 c Bark Chestina Redinan, Watts, is ut Ban­ E. M. Heal is home again. themselves on the success of the convention. gor loading. Captain Watts came home Tues­ and still another to Colorado. There w ill be T W O N E W F A I L S ...... fo r 2ft<; Jesse Billings is at home with his family. BURKETTVILLE. — — — ■ day while the vessel is loading. sim ilar trips in October to the various points FIVE FOUNDS PRESERVES ...... ftOc Henry Moody is home from the west, visit­ mentioned excepting to the Yellowstone Na­ Hon. Hannibal Hamlin said to a Lewiston SOUTH WARREN. The store of Elden Burkett, used also as the Any kiud you want. ing his parents. tional Park. The lost party ot tbe season to Journal man while on his way to bis old home Burketiville postoflice, was entered by burglars visit that region w ill leave Boston September We are receiving daily in our Fish Department Miss Julia Law of Union has been visiting Frank Parker has been visiting his parents, on the night of the 2nd inst, by breaking a at South Paris: "W ith the exception of an- at Henry Walter’s. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Parker- 10. Send lor descriptive circulars to W. Ray­ Fre*b Mackerel, Salmon, Halibut, Cod, Haddock, large pane of glass in a door and passing ■oying rheumatism in one knee, I feel as well Hake, etc. Lobsters boiled fre-h every morning. Miss Mary Palmer o f Camden visited Alice Mrs. Funny C. Brewster o f Freeport is visit­ mond, 29G Washington street, opposite School I Al»o Pickled Fifth of all kind-. through the aperture. About #15 in coin street, Boston, Mass. Robinson last week. ing her mother, Mrs. Israel Adams. and some postage slumps and part of a box ol aud as young as 1 ever did. I f I live 28 days We also carry a full line of Freeh and Salt M iss Dora Vose is stopping at Alden Henry N. Robbins has been in Searsmont for j cigars were taken. more I shall he 79 years of age. I am not a Chicago und Eastern Beef ihut we are selling eheap. Counce’s tor a few weeks. a few days visiting his aunt, Mrs. Burdin. APPOINTED. member of a family remarkable for longevity. CORNED BEEF, per lb ...... ftc to 7 c L.vrrsii—John Martz of this place was arrest­ G O O D R O A ST B E E F , p er lb ...... KJc Mrs. Delia Hodgmau and daughter and Miss The Lincolnville Band is having plenty of i ed at Belfast Saturday, and is now in the ja il To be sure, 1 am now on my way to Paris H ill, G O O D S T E A K ...... 2 Io*, for 200 Mattie Palmer o f Thomaston spent a few days work at present,attending political rallies, con­ at Rockland, in care of SberiilTriah. He was Gov. Marble has been making more appoint- 1 to see a sister who is 83 years of age, but my at A. M. Vinal's last week. ventions, etc. REMEMBER THE PLACE. tried before Trial Justice Bliss,yesterday,plead ments: Justices of the Peace, «S. A. Havener! father died at the age o f 55, when I was teach­ Mrs. R. C. Sumner and daughter of Thomas- | guilty to the burglary and was bound over in Walter Dunton, who is learning dentistry j Camden, D. N . Mortland, Rockland; Fish and i ton and Mrs. M. E. Whitman of Lexington, glOOU bonds to appear at the September term of ing school at Paris, and so suddenly that 1 did ) J. Donahue & Co., with Dr. A. R. Tenney, iu Salem, Mass., is at Game Warden, Benjamin Libby, Warren. 1 Mass., visited at W. L. Jordan's last week. ; home for a vacation. ■court. not reach him till after his death.” 364 MAIN ST., ItbtKLAM). 3 TILE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1888.

dina to New York, lumber, $6.50 and wharf­ SAD ACCIDENT. Rlarinc Department. age... .N ile, from Perth Amboy to Salem,coal, $1.00....E lla Pressey, from Perth Amboy to A Well Known Young Lady Meets Sell. Charlie & W illie, Phllbrook, arrived Portsmouth, coal, 95 cents.. . .Diadem, from WE WON'T WAIT Death by Drowning at Bar Harbor. Mid-Summer E.B.HASTINGS Port Johnson to Belfast, coal, 85 cents.... Friday. Maggie Bell, from Elizabethport to Danvers- Sell. Nina Tillson, Green, sailed Friday, from port. coal, $1.10....A. Hnyford. from Port A telephone message Sunday conveyed the Bangor for Baltimore. Liberty to Provincetown, coal, $1.10....Isabel shocking news o f the death by drowning at Sell. Sinbad is receiving repairs nt Cobb, Alberto, from Perth Amboy to Saco, coal, Bar Harbor,Saturday, of Miss Fannie Milliken Wight & Co.’s shipyard. For W eather or 95 cents... .Scnrsville, fn m Perth Amboy to onlychild of Mr, nnd Mrs. Milliken of New Sell. Jennie Greenbank, Webster, loads coal Boston, coal, 90 cents... .Empress, from Port IS SELLING THIS WEEK at New York for Crockett. Liberty to Danversport, coal, $1.10....Grace Orleans, who are passing the summer in this Sell. Wm. Rice, Gregory, left Richmond Bradley, W0 M lumber, from Fernandina to city, Mrs. M illike n’s old home. Miss M illiken Mark Down; Fiiday for Saco with coal. New York, $6 50 or Fall River, $6.75—free accompanied her parents lo this city nnd then wh arfage, Sell. Wide Awake, Wingfield, arrived Satur­ proceeded to Bar Harbor fo ra week’s stay. day from New York via. Salem. MOSS BUNKERS. Yesterday’s papers contained the following ac­ Sigh for the Seasons! 50 P IE C E S Sch. Maynard Stunner,Dyer, towed to Vinal- count of the sad affair: baven Friday to load stone. Otherwise Known as Porgies, And This place is in great excitement over the Sch. Evie B. Hall, H all, is on the Kennebec, Again as Bony Fish. supposed drowning of two society people, nnd —AT— loading lee for Philadelphia. the water in the vicinity Is covered with craft Sell. S. M. Bird, M errill, is on the way from Steamer Hurricane, Butman, arrived here of various kinds engaged in searching for If the Summer is backward, we are Cow Bay to Salem, with coal. Saturday, and reported the catch o f 75 barrels some trace of the missing ones. A t nine “ Sell. S. J. Lindsey, Kennedy, arrived Satur­ of porgies, moss hunkers, or any o f the other o’clock Saturday night, J. Harmon Reed forward. If the season is late H A L F W O O L day, from New York, via. Portsmouth. and Miss M illiken took a canoe nut with the numerous aliases of this oily fish. The steam­ intention of paddling around Biw Island. The Sell. Ringdove. Marston, is discharging lum­ er put down her seines off Pemaquid and took night was Intensely dark nnd one boat house ber at New York from Jacksonville. 4000 barrels therein, lint the seines broke twice refused to let the party have a canoe. Being Sell. W m . II. Allison, Kcnniston, i« bound alarmed at their prolonged absence, searchers from New York to Boston with coal. and let nil but the 75 barrels mentioned there­ went out nt 11 p. m., nnd nt an early hour Sun­ SIMONTON'S WE ARE ON TIME Scb. Yu,can w ill soon be ready for business. out. Capt. Butman reported Boothbny harbor day morning the wharves in the vicinity were She lias undergone extensive repairs. full of'em . The porgy factories at Boothhay, crowded with anxious friends who hoped and DRESS GOODS waited until noon when a gun from the steam fMT. Ada A. Kennedy, Kennedy, is at Nor­ which have been silent for so long, have been yacht "Nooya," belonging to Montgomery folk, loading coal for Bangor nt Si a ton. reopened and are now running, and the odor Sears, announced Unit she bore tidings. She Sell. Jnmcs Boyce, Jr.. Duncan, is chartered of the fragrant “ churn” w ill add to Boothhuy’s had picked up the ennoe, bottom up, off Egg to load oil at New York for Bordeaux, France. attractions ns a summer resort. Rock, a distance of three miles from here. The canoe was No. 11, supposed to be the broadest Handsome styles, Sell. Hunter. Whitten, sailed from here F ri­ A great deal of money was invested in these day lor IIiirrlcane lo load stone for New York nnd staunchest here. The pad and deer skin porgy faetores, and about nine years ago the were in the canoe. Sell. Edw. Lamcyer, Beals, arrived in New fish suddenly disappeared and the factories Miss Fannie M illiken wns a guest at St. Men’s, Boys’ & Children’s York the 10th with railroad iron from Rich­ Sniivcitrnnd chaperoned by Mrs. Van Voorhis. HOSIERY, GLOYES, mond became worthless. One man built an immense Her parents, who are residents of New Orleans, Seh. U. C. Higginson. Fales, sailed from platform for drying tho "ch u m ,” and not an are at Rockland with friends. Her mother is Hillsboro, N. S., the util for New York w itli ounce was ever put on it. The porgy without a sister ol Hon. N. A. Farwell, o f Rockland. plnstcr. FOB 10c PER YD. so much as sending its regrets suddenly She was well known nnd a general favorite In Sell. Mabel Hooper. Hooper, w ill load ice society nt Bar Harbor. Mr. Reed wns the son cither nt Rockport or on the Kennebec for skipped, and the place that knew it once smelt of Joel Harmon Reed, one of the wealthy iron STRAW HATS! (fl^pLook ft some if the Washington, I). C. It nu more until the present yenr when this foundry firm of Albany, N. Y „ and a nephew PARASOLS, Sell. Walker Armington, Drinkwater, ar­ “ brook trout” or “ lilueback mackerel,” ns it of J. Meredith Ileed, consul to Paris under Lincoln and Grant. His family occupied the rived in Providence, Thursday, from Baltimore some times masquerades in the canned state, styles in our north window. with coal. highest social position in Albany. Ills mother, again wiggles its tail along Maine’s picturesque two sisters and brother are guests nt the St. We will cut tbe cost to the circum­ Sell. Race Horse, Henshaw, arrived Friday shore. As a consequence porgy factories that Sauveur. Ills age was 25 years. Hope has from Lynn where she discharged cement from been nbnndoned, although searchers nro still stances and convince you that Rondout. cost $30,000 and sold for $2000 have suddenly out. The friends o f the missing persons arc Cnpt. Jerc. Hooper Is nt home. His vessel, became valuable arid odorous. going to drug with a trawl, Imping to find the Underwear, Challies, sch. Mnbei Hooper, is in Boston discharging A Rockland man, who served a long appren­ bodies. The theory generally helil is that the coal from Baltimore. ticeship nt porgy lag talked to a reporter of T h e canoe got in the wake of the Maine Central stenmer Sappho, which came in three hours Sell. A. F. Croekelt. Thorndike, is on the C.-G. ns follows: “ Nineteen years ago I went 25 pieces,all colors,in Danish way from Philadelphia to Lvnn with coal nt late. The darkness was too dense to permit $1.05 and discharged. purgying. There were no porgy steamers the parties in the canoe to see which wny to ABaroinisAIwavs in Season Cloth for 12 1-2 cents per yard. then. The first one was built that year at head it to avoid being overwhelmed. A report Seh. Jose Olnvcrri, Arey, ts due in Bruns­ is a float that they were sighted shortly before wick, Ga., the last of the month to load hard Bristol, R. I., the Seven Brothers. She was the Sappho came in. pine for Rosario, S. A. owned and operated by the Churches o f Tiver­ Chnrles Farwell of New Orleans, a cousin of Best quality French Sattines Sell. M. Luella Wood, Spaulding, is due in ton, 11. I., who have lately lensed or bought Portsmouth from Baltimore with coal. She the unfortunate young Indy, took the early all marked down to 25 cents sailed from Baltimore the 4th. some o f the Boothhay factories. The first train yesterday morning for Bar Harbor. The steamer proved a success and others rapidly per yd. to close. Sell. M. A. Aehorn, Acliorn, sailed from young lady has been accustomed to pass the and all other goods in store We can’t force the season, but we W ilmington the 27 ult.. for Pietou, N. S., to followed, until all porgy fishing was done by summer in this city. She wns beautiful and load coal for Boston nt $1.75. steam. I have seen seventy-five porgy steam­ accomplished and a favorite of an extensive can Force a Sale, and the way we Ship St. D ivid, Capt. Fred Pearsons, sailed ers in one fleet. The first years we went porgy- 20 pieces handsome Challie frnm San Pedro, Cal., the 27th ult. for Port circle of acquaintances. that are not adapted to winter Townsend in ballast, for orders. ing we made good money. Some weeks I shall do it is by putting earned as high as $65, but the last summer I Delaines only 8 cents per yd. Seh. Helen Montague, Cookson, Is in New BAD M EN. York, having just discharged lumber nt New was in the business I earned but $40 for my weather. This great Haven from Fernandina. She is unehartered. season’s work. 1 case Batiste Cloth in light Seh. Warner Moore, Crockett, and Gen. “ The porgy has brought a lot of money into The Fnkirs in the train o f Wallace & Co.’s circus evidently were scared out o f their tricks Ames, Jameson, sailed from here Friday with Boothhay und it looks ns though the story colors only 8 cents per yard. ice from Bangor for Warner Moor, Richmond, in this city,but fell backinto their wicked wavs PRICES WAY DOWN! Va. might he repeated. The fish are ground up, the oil extracted nnd the ‘chum’ used for after leaving here. The circus went direct from Seh. Carrie L. H ix. Gray, arrived in Port this city to Wiscasset, and the Herald nnd Rec­ 1 lot best quality Print only Clyde, Wednesday, with coal from New York. fertilizer. Some people like the fish fried, but MARK DOWN SALE Capt. H ix w ill resume command of her next I do not. ' l’is too oily. It is said to make a ord says: trip. Come and see and be convinced 5 cents per yard. good canned fish. It is proverbially bony, but Wallace & Co.’s Circus carries with it one of Sch. J. R. Bodwell, Metcalf, was in the the most villianous gangs of sharpers that has streum yesterday with 2900 barrels of lime in canning these numerous bones disappear. visited this state for sonic time. Their various that our from F. Cobh Sc Co., for Neve Bedford, New­ I f the porgy has come to stay 'tw ill be a big games of chance took well with the crowd here, ------WILL BEGIN ------100 gross White Pearl But­ port and New York. thing for Maine.” and probably $1000 w ill not cover the aggre­ gate loss o f those who were pulled In. Such Sch. Ida Hudson, Collins, loaded lime Sat­ wholesale and bare-faced swindling never was tons 5 cents per dozen. urday from Gurdy for New York. She has POLITICAL POINTS. seen here. Two of the parties who lost recov­ secured a new foremast in place o f the one ered part of their money through the interven­ Button, : M E N ’S ; stylish, shattered by lightning. Items Which Are Now in Season, but tion of one of the selectmen. Summer Skirts marked Mondav morning o f last week sch. May Will Soon Be Out of Season. Bell, for Rockland, wood laden, struck West Wednesday, This Week, Balmoral, C f) M i e , down to 50 and 62 1-2 cents Head, making a hole In her bottom. She im ­ J. B. Loring is the Prohibition candidate for THOMASTON MARINE. mediately filled, hut was subsequently towed sheriff. - x x n - M e t off for repairs. :0 & " V U : each. The Democrats propose to have another (lag- Brig Mary E. Dana, at New York from Sell. Alfareita Campbell, Campbell, arrived raising at the Sou'h-end soon, to be accompan­ Jeremie, brought as passenger Capt. Balano. in Deinnrnra the 12th after a passage e.f 18 of sch. John I i. Souther, liefote reported Congress : S H O E ! Fitting R em nants of 40 inc-h C otton, days from New York. She had general cargo ied by another mass meeting. wrecked at Inagua.... Barque Levanter,Gerry, and continue as long as a dol­ out, and loads asphaltum at Port au Spain for A Harrison & Morton flag w ill be unfurled from Pascagoula, which arrived below New best quality, only 1 cents per North of Hatteras. York 9th and anchored in Gravesend Bay, Is equal to any 83.00 advertised shoe Capt. J. T. Whitmore is at home. Capt. L. at the residence of Col. John S. Case, in a week came up Thursday, und reported Aug 8, 12 yard. 'J'. Whitmore resuming command of his or so, w itli appropriate ceremonies. miles E by S from Barnegat, passed a vessel’s lar’s worth of Summer Fabrics mast floating level with the water and, nppqf-. row in the market, schooner, the Fannie Whitmore, his wife tic- C. E. Littlefield spoke in Bath Tuesday. compunvlng him. The Whitmore was nt entlv, attached to a sunken wreck, Tarpaulin Cove the 8th,from Pittston, Me.,with Mr. Littlefield and Hon. D. N. Mortland is left in the store. 100 dozen good quality orated In Camden Saturday evening. ice for Washington, D. C. 8384,000,000 IN ONE YEAR. Hose, in black and colors, only Steamer Egypt reports that on Aug. 7tb in A Democratic Club was organized in this city latitude 48 deg. 5 min., longitude 38 deg. 58 Tuesday with the following officers: D. M The interest that merchants and financiers— 12 1-2 ceihs a pair. min., she passed close by the schooner W. L. who seek protection for their business and their White of Rockland, derelict, with main and Murphy, President; Dr. F. E. Hitchcock, J. families—take in life insurance is shown by the mizzen lower masts standing, main deck E. Sherman nnd C. C. Lovejoy, Vice Presi­ fact that the turee largest American companies The most comfortable and stylish awash amidships, down slightly by the head dents; H. L. Churchill, Secretary. combined issued policies amounting to over Ladies’ and Children's Sum­ iind with her starboard cable towing. $384,000,000 in 1887. The Mutual Life Insur­ shoe made for Ladies’ Wear is the Yacht Meteor, bound westward, and sch. The Young Men's Republican Club held a ance Company of New York, which is the mer Vests only 25 cents each. Ada Ames, Adams, from Rondout for this meeting in Farwell H ull, Tuesday evening, to largest and most successful company in the port were in collision Friday night off Penfield mature plans for a trip to Portland to hear world, had on Jail. 1 $118,806,851.88 ot accu­ mulated assets belonging to its policy holders, Reef. The schooner lost jiliboom , headgear Blaine, tomorrow. Sixty members have thus SPECIAL BARGAINS 1 case Gent’s Vests at 25 and tnlfrail. The yacht had foremast luoken, to whom it has paid $257,753,789 since organ­ P. Cox H and Turns! and was badly chafed on the port side, and her far signified their Intention o f being present. ization in 1843. The "D istribution Policy” cents; worth 37 1-2 cents. bout went adrift, hut no assistance was needed. The uniform of the (lu ll w ill consist o f white issued by the M utual Life is ns safe as a A second-class whistling buoy painted black, hats and a badge, which the club w ill provide. United States bond, und is a much better nnd less costly investment. Cochran & Sewall —IX — with E R in large white letters has been Every member is requested to take his umbrel­ agents. Table Linen for 25 cents moored for the season of summer travel in la which w ill be used as a part of the club We have exclusive sale for this city. about 16 fathoms water about one mile per yard. SSW 1-2 W from Egg Rock light station, equipment. A caucus w ill be held in City Hull Frenchman's Bay, Me.—Bearings: Baker's tonight to elect 32 delegates to the county eon Is land lighthouse S W12 S 0 1-4 miles ;Mt. Des­ vention to he held nt the Court House in this BLOOD - POISONED ert rock light house S by W 1-4 W,2 2 1-1 miles. CARPETS, city next Saturday, nnd the final arrangements Good Napkins for 50 and The buoy w ill be sounded by the action of the —WITH— I sea. w ill there he announced. A ll Republicans are 75 cents per dozen. L im e s t k k s .— Maria Theresa, Kalloeh, sniled requested to be present tonight and accompany Monday for Boston, from A b b o tt....J . S. Beaehani, Gitin, sailed Thursday, for New the club tomorrow. The City Cornet Band w ill CANKER RASH York from Crockett and A. J. B ird-----Alfred accompany the excursionists. Those who wish C urtains and R ugs FRENCH HAND TURNS ! W e shall close out the balance Keene, Greeley, was loading Friday from can return after the celebration Is over, touior Cured After Years of Suffering. Crockett lor Richmond....Georgia Berry, row night. of our Ginn, is due iu New York, from this p o rt.... Be l l ’s S arsaparilla ts a combination ofNa. St. Elmo, Rogers, is in Providence, discharg­ lure's own production; ono that has stood Crucia ing lime from Crockett... .Thomas Hix, A FLOURISHING SOCIETY teats in the treatment of disease. In its own City We have just received a line of Thorndike, sailed Friday for New York from (Bangor) it is the moat popular Blood Remedy 47 pieces Latest Style Perrv Bros...... Silver Heels, Aylward, and D. And What It Is Doing fora Thriving wold, and hundred* of citizens can testify to its French Made Boots for Ladies’ II. Prince, Coombs, sailed Friday for New Community. LADIES’ JACKETS! York, from Ames & Co...... Joseph Hall. Ames, splendid merits. Among tho wonderful cures made wear. was iu the stream Fi iday from Keene lor New The people of South Camden formed a socie­ by this Remedy is that of Fred C . Grover, residing Y o rk... .Belle Brown, Strout, sailed Monday, ty lust February, called the M utual Benefit S o­ on Stillwater Avenue. His health was almost At 50 Cents on the Dollar. for W ilmington from Crockett and G u rd v.... ciety, for the purpose of social and intellectual ruined by Canker Rash, but to-day he is a well man Brussels, Three Ply, Tapestry Thomas Borden, Conary, sailed Friday for cured witli B e l l 'h SARSAPARILLA. In his teati- New York from Pressey-----A. Heaton, l ’ettee, improvement and to erect a public hull for the sailed Friday for New York. Gay loaded her use o f that community. The use o f the school­ monial lie aaya: “For yeara after getting up from Scarlet Fever and Canker Hush, I felt languid, and Extra-Supers. Look and see the bargains we -----Jennie Pillsbury, W all, sailed Friday for house wus given for the purpose o f holding New York from White & Case....J II. Hod- uk, and hurdly able to be about. My blood waa meetings, und since the organization not a shall give in these goods. We well, Medealf, sailed yesterday for New Bed­ filled with humor. My heart and atomach troubled ford, Newport and New York. Tuesday evening has passed without a quorum me very much und I waa entirely unlit to work REMEMBER! want to make room for our The following arrivals are reported for the gathering at the place of meeting and a regular B e l l ’s S arsaparilla bus done u great tiling for week : 9th, sells. Florida, White, from Lynn ; attendance o f from thirty to fifty. A lesson is It hua given uie appetite und strength, cured new Fall Cloaks now coming 19th, Mary Ellen, Grant, from Boston; Speed­ assigned for each meeting and an entertain­ the humor in my blood and benefited me in every well, Weed, from Bangor, with slate for New in. W e shall sell a good Jack­ Haven and Philadelphia; 1 lib, Elin Frances, ment of reading, singing, and instrumental way. I cheerfully recommend it.’’ Try it und see Foster, fiom New Y o rk; Iluth S. Hodgdon, music furnished. wonderful power. Put up iu same size bottles | et, all sizes, for §2.75 each. Gay, from Boston with feed fur Chas. T. Spear; The project of building a hall has developed other Sarsaparillaa and SOLD AT 50 CENTS j Louisa Frances. Thorndike, from Portland, EVERYWHERE. 50—JACKETS—50 grain for Chas. T. Spear. a genera! enthusiasm which has resulted in a A lex 31. Ro h insox, J r ., The following fleet has sailed the past week : great amount of hard work being done (for We have a few sizes left in 10th, sells. G. W. Glover. Morton, tor New which the ladies of the society deserve great A pothecary, Proprietor, 22 Bungor, Me. York ; lltli, W. M. Snow, Maddoeks, for New credit) and with a very pleasing result. Besides Jackets at §5.00; marked York, I. W. Hines. SauiiUers, fur Providence, II. 1., with uslies, 1). W. Hhuiniond, Flanders, purchasing part of the material for the hall . W. ANDERSON, down from §8.00. for Boston; 12th, Lady of the Ocean. Shaw, there is now in the treasury $125 and $30 raised Without Regard to Cost. tor New Y o rk; 13th, Allied Keene, Greeley, to pay for a fine organ which the society is now for Richmond, Jordan L. Mon. Gregory, for using. This result has been reached by the UaiiiiliictiinT of Cigars, New York, Joseph Hall, Ames, f ir New York, Best clean White Feathers George E. Prescott, TrueworihyX Vinalhaveu personal work o f members, no money having CROCKETT BLOCK. NORTH END. only 75 cents per lb. with stone for Philadelphia, lted Jacket, Arey, been raised by subscription. The trustees are for New York, Florida, White, for Taunton now negotiating for a suitable location on which Every Jacket must be sold to Mass., Speedwell, Weed, from Baigor for New- Anderson's Havana Seal & La Perfecta to erect the building. A t the meeting Tuesday Haven and Philadelphia. —HAVE NO EQUAL IN— 100 Parasols marked down evening an entertainment o f very high merit N ew Y ouk C h a u t e h s .— Am YShip Cyrus make room for Fall Garments. Wakefield, to Liverpool, Cardiff o r\lu v re di­ was given. Mrs. Wilder, a talented public 3 CEMT CIGARS. to close out at cost. rect, wheat, 27s., 6 d...... Sbip\ Freder­ reader of Walthum, Mass., and A. H. Buker of ick Billings, same....-Ship St. Paul 1200 bills Cigar Manufacturing iu AU Its Branches. refined to B ristol,' ,3s., 9d...... ^schooner Boston were present and gave some o f their Janies Boyce. 3,000 bills crude to Bordeaux, choicest selections to a very appreciative au­ • a rl *rivate Brands gotten up to order., 4s., (id...... Seh. M. B. Millen, /from Bay dience. Miss Evie Dunning o f Rockland fur­ Clialeur to Boston, Sleepers. 14 te n ts ....B k nished pleasing vocal and instrumental selec­ J. ANDERSON, Rockland, Meguntieook, from Newport News'to Curaeoa. k W. .Me. S im O lltO ll Bl'OS., E. B. Hastings, tions and held the close attention of the entire coal, $3.25....Seh Jennie H ull f fu iu Perth Amboy to Salem, coal 95 cents... (Seb D. D audience. At the close of the entertainment Haskell Irom Perth Amboy to Bath, coal 85 ice-cream and cuke were served and a goodly ABBOTT FAMILY SCHOOL BOYS. LITTLE BLl’E, Farmington, Maine. cents....Seb. Thus. 11. Pillsbury, hence to sum netted. CENTRAL BLOCK. I Brunswick, salt, $1, and back from Fernan­ Success to the society ! 2y 32 Address A . U. A BBOTT, Principal. ROCKLAND. 8 THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1888,

OUR STA TE. Amos C hurchill, o f Washburn, had a leg | WEDNESDAY’S RECORD. A QUESTION OF HEALTH. twisted off below the knee Wednesday, while j at work in a m ill. He w ill probably recover. J NEW GOODS! What Has Happened in Its Borders —Yellow fever has made its appearance at What Baking Powder Shall We Use. Fred R. Spear The Past Week The stock o f the Cherrvficld Electric Light Jacksonville, Fla. This plain question comes home to every - ITas in stock ail o f the following Company, of which M r. Wm. M . Nash is presi­ —The Senate has passed the Chinese Prohibi­ housekeeper. We all desire pure and whole­ dent, Is nearly all subscribed for. The com­ Important Bits From Here, There and tion bill. some food, and this cannot be had with the use NEW GOODS! pany has a capital stock o f 97,000. Some of FIRST QUALITY COALS Everywhere, —The Indiana Republican State Convention of impure or poisonous baking powder. There the saw m ills w ill have the light. George Booker of Cornville, 24 years ol»l> nominated Gen. Alvin P. Hovey for Governor. can be no longer a question that all the cheap­ And is the only denier in the city who hnB nt the A meeting o f the citizens of Phillips village present time the genuine committed suicide Tuesday afternoon by taking —The French strikes are increasing and con­ er, lower grades of baking powders contain a dose o f Faris green. was called at 4 o’clock Thursday afternoon, at either alum, lime or pbosphatic acid. As lonth the town house, with a view to the organiza- [ flicts have occurred between the police and the Lincoln people were swindled by sharpers in strikers. as we may be to admit so much against what Franklin C O A T / Red Ash tion o f a board o f trade. The meeting was ] may have been some o f our household gods, the train of Wallace's circus, the aggregate — Four persons were burned to death in a New largely attended, and much interest was mani- there can be no gainsaying the unanimous tes­ My stock includes nil sizes losses reaching, it is reported, 91200 to 91300. York tenement house. tested. Joel W ilbur, esq., was chosen tem­ timony o f the official chemists. Indeed an­ Stephen Files, a well known business man of Free Bnrning White Ash,l.chigh Egg and porary chairman, and J. W. Brackett tempora­ —Chase of Chicago won the first prize nt the alysts seem to find no linking powders entirely Fairfield, was buried Tuesday, having died We have just received several lines Broken White Ash, Franklin Stove, ry secretary. tennis tournament at Nahant. free from some one o f these objectionable in­ very suddenly o f heart disease on Friday pre­ of Beil Ash, (Hie only genuine,} —The Parnell Commission b ill has passed its gredients except the Royal, and that they re­ vious. The Dead River Log Driving Company had George’s Creek Cumberland a meeting at Fairfield, Tuesday,to make an as­ third reading in the House o f Commons. port as chemically pure. We find some of the The lady who docs the snake performing In Coal, sessment upon the log owners for tlie expens­ —A brave man employed as an electro pla­ baking powders advertised ns pure to contain, Forepaugh’s circus was a resident of China (Unequalled for Smithing nnd 8tenm purposes.) es of the Dead River drive. The company ter in Providence lost his life while saving the under the test o f Professors Chadler, Ilabir- SUMMER SUITS! when a girl,and attended school at the academy. taxed 35,500,000 feet o f logs for driving full lives o f others and the property of bis employ­ sbaw and others, nearly twelve per cent, of Her name then was Hattie Winslow. — ALSO A FULL STOCK OF— distance at 40 cents per thousand; 40,500,000 ers. litne while others are made from alum with no The Fairfield Board of Trade are discussing cream of tartar. This we presume accounts all sizes, 34 to 44, bought very much feet of logs were driven out of Dead river and —A severe wind, rain and electric storm their centennial celebration. Probably it w ilj for their lack of leavening power as sometimes Wood, Hay, Straw, Lime, Hair, about 4,000,000 feet left back. struck Washington recently doing considerable under regular prices and they will he occur Sept. 25th, 26th and 27th w ith Hon. H. complained of by the cook, and for the bitter BRICK, SAND, Walter Abbott, aged 14, a passenger on an damage, unroofing buildings, rendering tele M. Heath of Augusta ns the orator of the day. taste found in the biscuit so frequently com­ excursion train from Portsmouth to Old Or­ graph lines useless, etc. sold The Augusta Pulp Company is running two plained o f by ourselves. Rosendale & Portland Cement. chard, jumped from the train nt Biddeford —A serious accident happened on the Indian­ wet machines and six grinJors, having started But aside from the inferiority o f the work station Wednesday morning. In attempting to apolis, St. Louis and Chicago Rond. No one VERY LOW FOR CASH ! up last week. The electric lighting company done by these powders, the physicians assure get on again he lost his footing and was drngged was killed, but eighteen persons were badly first operated their dynamos Saturday night. us that lime and alum taken into the system in F I R E C L A Y quite a distance by the moving train. His injured, some of whom w ill probably die. such quantities as this arc injurious. Their The Augusta Electric Light Company have Our goods are all New and Fresh. arm was broken in two places, ills leg bruised, —The funeral of an cx-Communist in Paris physiological effects are Indigestion, dyspepsia purchased both the electric light and the gas Chimney Pipe & Tops and Injuries were received about the head. was attended by a very large crowd. On the or worse evils. plants of Gnrdiner. The electric lights of Gar­ No old shop worn stuff in our store. Deacon Samuel Wnrren, of Wnterford, who Boulevard Voltaire red flags were unfurled The question naturally arises, why do these This pipe Is made from Pure Eire Clny expressly diner are now operated from the electric light for chimneys and la the safest and most durable of was killed Tuesday by being thrown from a and the police charged the mob, capturing the cheap baking powder makers use these things ? Those who trade with us once always any chimney pipe in the market. It Is easily put station in Augusta. lond of hay, was a prominent citizen o f his (tags and wounding some of the mob. Alum is three cents a pound,lime still cheaper, up by any intelligent person. come again. Detective True has Bent out 700 photographs town. He held various town offices and was —it is understood that the Senate T ariff bill while the cream of tnrtar costs thirty-live o f murderer Hall, going to all parts of the the representative of his district in the legisla­ w ill not increase the duty on wool and woolens, or forty. The reasons for the chemical purity country. No trace of the fellow hns been dis­ ture in 1862. He was one of the originators that it w ill reduce the duty on sugar one-half, of the Royal Baking Powder were recently Akron Drain Pipe ! covered as yet. True thinks it as likely as any and prime movers in the Waterford centennial and may possibly reduce the duty on lumber, given In the New York Times in nn interesting The Akron is now the standard for excellence nil way that he has taken to the woods. over thp United States, and is more reliable as to celebration in 1875, and to his efforts was due nlthough that is still nn open question. description of a new method of refining nrgols, durability and finish than any other kind. An exciting and murderous affray took placo In a great measure its success, and also the of crude erenm of tartar. It seems that it is in Skowhegan, Wednesday evening, in which subsequent publication o f the much prized VINADHAVEN. only under this process that cream of tartar 3 X T - ZB. KEROSENE OIL AT WHOLESALE. Dnn M urray was struck over the head and Centennial History of Waterford. Deacon can be freed from the lime natural to it and re­ First Quality Goods! Sch. Harvester has loaded stone for Boston. knocked senseless by James Smith. M urray Wnrren was 78 years old. fined chemically pure; that the pnient and Our trade since we came to Rock­ Prices as Low as the Lowest! has not, so far, recovered enough to tell his For some time past, experiments have been Fred S. Walls has been quite ill, but is plant for this cost the Royal Baking Powder Prompt and Satisfactory Delivery! about again. , story. going on nt the Bath electric light station, for Company about half a m illion dollars, and that land has been far ahead of anything jO-Orders received by Telephone. Please call The surviving veterans of the Ninth Mninc the purpose of finding out the practicability of Mrs. D. J. Doane has gone to Grafton, N. they maintain exclusive control of the rights. and obtain prices before purchasing. Regiment will hold a reunion in Bangor Aug. burning sawdust in the furnaces there, ai d the H., for a short stay. Professor McMurtrie, late chief chemist of we expected which shows that the 29th, the snme week as the Eastern Maine Fair, results have proved so satisfactory that this the Department of Agriculture, at Washington, FRED IL SPEAR, Mrs. E. II. Haney, of Belfast, Is here visit­ people of this vicinity appreciate and members can take advantage of the reduced form o f fuel w ill be used at the station here­ ing her brother, Henry Condon. D. C., made an examination of this process, NO. 4 PARK ST., - ROCKLAND. ME and reported upon the results attained in the 61 rates offered at that time to meet their old com­ after. The sawdust is supplied by Shnw's m ill Mrs. Wm. West of Portland, who has been good goods and low prices. WE ARE refined cream of tartar. The following.extract rades once more. through a large pipe of galvanized iron, one visiting here, has returned home. foot in diameter, which is run from the saw from his report would seem to answer the NOT JEWS. And we are the only The Getchell m ill at Berry’s M ills, Carthage, Frank Carver hns returned from Bnrre, Ver­ HUMAN pit to the station. A powerful artificial questions repented at the head o f this article, was destroyed by fire on Saturday, Aug 4th, mont, and w ill hnve employment here. w ith all of its machinery. A large lot of lum­ draught is established through this conductor and which is so frequently propounded by the concern in Rockland that do not sell Orra R. Vinal, of this town, now nt Rocker, ber piled but a few rods from the m ill was and the dust is blown from one building to the housekeeper: Montana, is assistant nssayer in the office of Jew made clothing. Good honest saved. The cause of the fire is said to have other. The benefit derived from this new “ I have examined the cream o f tartar used his employer. been a hot box. departure w ill be two-fold. It w ill enable the by the Royal Baking Powder Company in the Yankee Made Clothing is good enough HAIR A rthur Sands, formerly the lending dry station to secure an abundance of cheap fuel F. L. Carver and L. P. Berry hnve gone to mnaufacture o f their baking powder, and find goods merchant of Lewiston and one of the landed directly before the furnaces, and give Washington, D. C., where they w ill work on it to be perfectly pure and Iree from lime in for us. We want the people of this most highly esteemed men that ever did busi­ tnc saw m ill a chance to get some profit out of the Congressional Library building. any form. The chemical tests io which I have ness in that city, died in Santa Bnrbarn, Cal., material which was comparatively worthless. Geo. N. Harding of Rockland has been here submitted the Royal Baking Powder prove it vicinity to understand that GOODS! Sunday morning, aged 34 years and 4 months. giving instructions in the dramatic work of perfectly healthful and free from every N E A R US. One of the most extensive assortments of these M r. Sands hns been ill o f consumption. Odd Fellowship, before Star of Hope Lodge. deleterious substance. Baking Powder is purest Goods are now opening at the rooms of in quality and highest in strength of any bak­ About 100 Italians are camping out in Brewer Sch. Mollie Rhodes made a quick trip to WE HAVE COME TO STAY! Rev. M r. Reed o f Freedom is soon to ing powder o f which I hnve knowledge.” at the foot of Chamberlain's H ill and seem to leave his pastorate there. Hejis greatly es­ Philadelphia. She left here July 12th with MRS. W. P. CLARK, stone for Philadelphia and arrived back here be eDjoying themselves. They have been there teemed by his parishioners. TT^Call and be convinced that we No. 235 Main St., Rockland, Me. for a week past. They amuse themselves by with coal Aug. 3. THE WONDER OF THE AGE! The Damariscotta Herald saysJDr. San­ These articles are of tlie latest importation and of playing on violins and accordions and seem to born has ordered the schools of North Waldo­ Sch. George Prescott has discharged a cargo Every House- | will give you MORE FOR YOUR MON­ the most improved patterns, and comprise a variety be as happy as the day is long. No one in the boro to close because of contagious diseases o f coal for the grnnite company and has gone keeper should of styles which cannot fail to meet the demands of EY any one desiring these’articles. Mrs. Clark is a neighborhood complains o f depredations or an­ among the scholars. to Rockland to paint, when she w ill return and try it. N o D u s t than any house in Maine. practical Hair Worker, and will manufactui«• to or­ noyance by them. load stone for New York. no Odor. W ill der any article desired, at prices to euit all patrons. *«• The hay crop in the vicinity of Liberty The stock which is composed of I t is now announced that Hon.Josiah Crosby Bryant Hussey, who was visiting his uncle, not Soil. One- is considerably below the average....M rs. third the labor. has been retained as senior counsel for Dr. Mr. Frank Kittredge, was somewhat injured. Betsy Gordon o f Liberty has sold her place For sale by all Rockland Clothing Co. Waves, Switches, Wigs, Etc., Weed in the coming trial. Two of Bangor’s He fell from the scaflold of the barn to the and bought w itli her son Jameson a farm in ROCERS & STOVE arc elaborate ill tlieir style and texture, combining leading attorneys not only refused 9500 each, all the varloUH shades, and are w orthy o ra close in­ Freedom. Hosea Robinson has bought Mrs. floor, striking on his head and shoulders. DEALERS. but declined to go into the case at all. Evident­ spection before purchasing. A complete assort­ Gordon’s place. 21-37 m ent o f ly the defence have wealth enough and as there HOPE HAPPENINGS. Nearly Opp. Thorndike Hotel. 14 are now six attorneys for Weed, there must be *»*Belfast Journal: “ I t appears from a HAIR ORNAMENTS, some doubt about the strength of the alibi. Washington special that Belfast w ill probably Miss Mamie Nichols is at her grandfather’s, -A. T of most unique patterns complete the stock; which have a new post office worth about 815,000. II. Barrett’s. have been selected expressly to the needs and wants Calmed. of this locality, where lor a series of months Mrs. As the post office now occupies a building Mrs. Jacob McLain spent the day with Mrs. Clark has been permanently located. 50 Vaughan’s Island, off Kennebunkport, has which cost four times that amount the proba­ Margaret Cooper. Robinson & Edgerton's recently been purchased by a syndicate of six bility is improbable.” JUST RECEIVED AT gentlemen, who propose to improve it for the Wesley McLain of Natick visited at E. A. *•* The Bluehill correspondent of the E lls­ use o f a summer resort. The island is high Payson’s, Wednesday. worth American has the following: “ We are How About That ? and rocky and separated by a narrow arm of promised that very soon we shall again hear Elwyn Fish of Jamaica Plains is visiting his the sea from the muinland nt Kennebunkport. the whistle of the Douglass mine. The presi­ family at Jacob Sibley’s. Smith’s LMUSIC Store. The purchasers are James A. Snout of Bidde­ TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT Stop Paying Those High Prices dent of the company was in town and says Mrs. Brainard of [Charleston has been the —AND BLY YOUR— ford, Marcus Wight of Lowell, F. M. Wood­ they w ill resume work at once." guest o f C. D. Barnes. bury of Pelham. N. II., J. Walter Thompson Goods for Cash at Bottom Prices. o f New York,L. R. Hnmmersly of Philadelphia *»* The Boothbay porgy factory whistle Frank Barrett and daughter Ethel of Brook­ was heard last week for the first time in seven lyn arc at M r. Barrett’s father’s Can constantly be found a full and complete assort- —THE PLACE TO DO THAT 18 AT THE— and George A. Foxcroft of Boston. inent of years. The porgy boats made good hauls in The North Vassalboro correspondent of the John Bowes of Montana is visiting his NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS I the waters about there and the porgy factory Kennebec Journal is authority for the follow­ daughters, Mesd. A. F. Dunton and Otis BOSTON MARKET, started up. W ork was begun on a 830,000 ing story : “ On Tuesday, the 24th ult., a man Eugly. Suitings, hotel on Spruce Point Monday morning. Tnc Of All Desirable Kinds. Corner Park and Union Streets, died and left a sorrowing widow to mourn his Dr. Adoniram Judson and nn artist friend of I Boothbay Land Company is booming things. noclilancl, - M aine. bss. On Wednesday, the 25th, she had filed New York are spending a few days at Capt. h?r intention of marriage in the town clerk’s *»• A short time ago the Douglass copper Reuben Barrett’s. Pantings and Piano3£Covers and Scarfs, READ THESE PRICES, stock was advertised to be sold on account of office. Thursday, she followed the remains oi Miss Delia Quinn has gone to M illbury, compare them witli others, und then call und see the delinquency of some of the owners in pay­ her deceased husband to the grave. On the suc­ Mass., to spend a few weeks with her aunt and tlie largest und bent stock of Groceries in the city. ing their assessments. On Tuesday the delin­ ceeding Monday she was living happily with brother Burton. Overcoatings £ BASE BALLSI AND BATS. Tlie Best Patent Flour Milled for...... $5.50 quents appeared in Bangor and paid their dues, Thu best Roller Process Flour Milled for.... 6.25 husband No. 2,and onWednesday, the 1st inst., A large sociable enjoyed a baked bean picnic The choicest Koller Process Flour milled for 5.00 the loving couple started on their wedding pil­ and the sale w ill not take place. The United A choice St. Louis Flour for...... 4.75 Copper Mining and Smelting Company, the supper ut Mrs. D. A. Payson’s, Monday of last IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS. A good St. Louis Flour for...... 4.50 grimage. week, welcoming quite a number o f wanderers A11 of these Flours ure guaranteed or money new company which w ill operate the mine, is Children’s -:-|Carriages refunded. Mrs. Hnynes [and a live year old son, of home. The evening was spent in music and Oswego, New York, arrived in Lewiston by the preparing for extensive work at once. This MOLASSES, company is mostly made up o f New York games. T h e heat in the city for 50e, m arked down to the Tuesday evening train and stopped at the low price of 35 ceuta. Thu best trade ever known Rockingham House. On retiring for the night gentlemen, and they own the Stewart and NORTH UNION. Satisfaction Guaranteed or No Sale. In the city. Bluehill mines. she blew out the gas in her room, u circum­ Mrs. Mary Upham is visiting her father in Low fo r Cash or on][the Instalment TEAS. •»* The magnificent property ut Little Deer T h e best Oolong...... 5t)c stance that was not discovered till the next Liberty. Plan. Isle,known as the M. D. Snowman estate,com­ The choicest Oolong...... 4yc day. Both mother and child are very low and David Pease has just returned from a visit T he best Jap u n ...... 50c prising over one hundred acres with nearly a Borne doubt is expressed o f their recovery. in Liberty. A good Tea for...... 25e und 35e The gas is shut off in the basement of the mile of shore front, has been purchased by F. Robinson & Edgerton, A PRESENT given with every pound. Manton Greenleaf of Liberty has been visit­ ALBERT SMITH. building every morning at 5 o’clock but for II. C. Reynolds. This land has u beautiful 0 20 lbs of American Soup for...... $1.00 ing bis mother at II. Layer’s. 232 MAIN STREET. 30 “ Live Oak “ ...... 1.00 which both must have died before the discovery slope and commands a most charming view o f 25 lbs. Riee for...... 1.00 was made. the islands of the bay, Camden hills and the Edward Moore and wife of Augusta have 1 pair Tubs for...... L L . L . 1.00 been in town visiting friends. The best Tobacco (smoke or chew) per lb. , 30c Gen. H. L. Mitchell, of Bangor, visited Au­ broad ocean. Three lines of steamers pass it FRANK jD. HEALEY, . Tlie best California Raisins, p er box...... , 2.00 daily, which renders it very easy o f access. Miss Annie Layer has gone to Howard, It. 3 lbs. best Raisins for...... gusta Monday, to confer with Gen. Gallagher Choice Canned Peaches, per can ...... 20c This, together with its fine rocky shore and I., to work in the Insane Asylum. in relation to the approaching State muster. Sanitary Engineer and Plumber 1 he largest sale of Lumps ever offered in Rock- They visited the muster field and located head- ' sandy beaches, makes it one of the most prom­ Mrs. L. A. Law of Washington and Mrs. lund und the Lowest Prices. Cull and see some of ising properties for summer resorts on Penob­ the Greut Bargains before they ure ull gone. Pork, quarters and regimental encampment. Gen. ] Fannie Brown and children of Waltham, Muss. Lard, Hums, und all kinds of meats and other goods M itchell has made an urgent request that scot bay. I recently visited ut S. C. Bryant's. BATH TUBS, WATER CLOSETS, •old chooper than at uny other store in Kocklund. ------— —AND— 4&*Orders by mull will receive prompt uttention, George II. Pierce be appointed Major on the THE OLD HOMESTEAD. and suitable deduction made to purties buying in SOUTH HOPE. Governor’s staff and assigned to duty on the ! W A S H B O W L S large quantities. An interesting and very pleasant occasion All goods warranted as represented or money re­ Brigade (staff as Brigade Inspector of Rifle funded. Don’t forget tlie place, was the marriage of M r. M ortimer N. Vogler %♦ C onstantly »*♦ llancl. *»* Practice to assist Col. Farrington during the] Camden H erald: “ No one should ride out Cor. Park anil Union Sts., Rockland, Me. to Hosmer Luke without extending his drive to of Sulem, N. C., and Mrs. Martha A. Leach, at O-Batli Rooms fitted up ut short notice. Par­ encampment. The object o f this is to avoid ticular uttention given to the Ventilation of Drains, detailing a regimental officer for this duty for Hillside farm, now owned by B. F. Adams. South Hope, Aug. 8th. The ceremony wus and Cesspools. FRANK DONAHUE. ■ the reason that this officer has important ques­ The view of the mountains, lakes and out on performed by Rev. F. V. Norcross of Union, at the residence o f the bride’s father, John REPAIRING IN [CITYxOR COUNTY tions to decide in rifle practice and if he is u the bay is one of tlie finest enjoyed in Camden. Promptly Attended to. detailed officer he would be liable to create a This farm was taken up about the year 1812 Fogler, esq. Quite a number of relatives and feeling against bis im partiality in the other by Manlier Withiugton, the father of David friends assembled to witness the pleusant cere­ 190 Main Street. Rockland Me. Paint! Paint! regiments. W ithington of this place. He lived there many mony and to express their hearty congratula­ NUT DOOR NOP^M OF 6. W. DRAKE'S. t years. Several of bis children, including tions to the happy pair. The parlors were Sellon, who killed Sinclair in the postal car ii can buy the Ready Mixed and who said he did it in self-defence, has stag­ David, having been born there. He sold the adorned with many beautiful flowers and the farm to Squire Veazie, as he was called, whose tables with numerous presents. Before separ­ gered the public by announcing thut he should The SNOWBLACK are the best black Half-Hose In A. J. BIR) & Cu., appear when the grand ju ry came in, or before children were born on the farm, one of whom, ating for their homes, the guests partook of a the market. They are of a fast and unfading color, soft ----- DEA L K B8 IN ----- SEASIDE PAINT! they reported, and should stand trial. Many Loren Veazie, lives at Rockport and Samuel bountiful collation. and glossy, and so dyed as not to be tender. who thought him the aggressor now seem to . Veazie, a large and enterprising stove dealer, You can’t afford to laugh dear girls, The SNOWBLACK are SHAWKNIT, which are the he of the opinion that Scilon's version is true Sewall W. Veazie, County Treasurer, and , Unless your teeth are white as pearls— FOR $1.25 PER GAL. best-fitting and most comfortable of Half-Hose. and thut the Penobscot county attorney did all Abiezer Veazie reside in Rockland. It was Unless your mouth is pink und sweet, -:C-O-A-G,:- —SEND FOB SAMPLE CAKH TO— he could in the matter oi bail and in the draw­ subsequently sold to Joseph Allenwood, of And your two lips in rosebuds meet: »-FO lt SALE BY— whom M r. Adams purchased it.” And you canuot supply this want, ing o f the warrant. I t is not thought beilon ! But through the use of Sozodout. C. P. WOOD & CO., H. H. CRIE & CO. w ill he convicted of intention to kill. H A R D W O O D . ------U V BU IH t LEXUS A XEW CHARM —AND — 18 GRANITE CHIPS. The east and west branch lumber drives,over Rockland Clothing Company 50 millions,reached the Bangor boom Tuesday, To beauty when it discloses a pretty set of teeth. .Whiteness, when nature has supplitd 1U-31 Aui| the Trade General ly. 35 m illion being in the west branch. The ar­ The Maine Granite and Improvement Com­ this element o f loveliness, muy be retained Flour, Groceries, Provisions, M. T. CRAWFORD, riva l is earlier thau for years. The Canadian pany,which hired steamer Acadiu.has given up through Itfc, by usingjthe fragrant Sozodout. B O A T W O R K . Pacific Railroad people are buying heavily, the charter. The boat w ill be fitted up for excur­ J. B. Loring, boat builder, is prepared to do PRESSED HAY AND STRAW, Attorney & Counsellor at Law, timber orders are coming in freely from marine work of all kinds', new work and jobbing. sions, and w ill lie commanded by Capt. Farns­ Spaldings glue is like w it: u good thiug well Fancy pulling bouts and yachts a specialty. ROCKPORT MAINE. abroad, and the lumber market is kiting. worth, a steamboat man of experience. { applied. 3 LlNDotY WUABF, Rockland. Cement, Lime, Hair, &c. Savings Bank Block. Notary Public. 8 THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1888.

OUR S TA TE . Amos C hurchill, o f Washburn, had a leg WEDNESDAY’S RECORD. A QUESTION OF HEALTH. twisted o ff below the knee Wednesday, while at work in a m ill. He w ill probably recover. NEW GOODS! What Has Happened in Its Borders —Yellow fever has made its appearance at W hat Baking Powder Sha'.l We Use. Fred R. Spear The stock o f the Cherryfield Electric Light The Past Week Jacksonville, Fla. This plain question comes home to every - ITn« in stock nil of the following Company, of which M r. Wm. M. Nash is presi­ —The Senate has passed the Chinese Prohibi­ housekeeper. We all desire pure and whole­ dent, is nearly a ll subscribed for. The com­ Important Bits From Here, There and tion bill. some food, and this cannot be had with the use NEW GOODS! pany has a capital stock of 87,000. Some of Everywhere. —The Indiana Republican State Convention or impure or poisonous baking powder. There FIRST QUALITY COALS the saw m ills w ill have the light. George Booker o f Cornville, 24 years olib nominated Gen. A lvin P. Hovey for Governor. can be no longer n question that all the cheap­ And Ir the only dealer tn the city who has at the A meeting o f the citizens of Phillips village preRent time the genuine committed suicide Tuesday afternoon by taking —The French strikes arc increasing and con­ er, lower grades of baking powders contain was called at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon, at a dose of Paris green. flicts have occurred between the police and the either alum, lime or phosphatic acid. As lonth the town house, with a view to the organiza­ Lincoln people were swindled by sharpers in strikers. as we may be to admit so much against what Franklin CQA I > Red Ash tion of a board o f trade. The meeting was may have been some of our household gods, the train of Wallace’s circus, the aggregate — Four persons were burned to death in a New largely attended, and much interest was mani­ there can be no gainsaying the unanimous tes­ My stock includes All sizes losses reaching, it is reported, 81200 to Sl.'iOO. York tenement house. fested. Joel W ilbur, esq., was chosen tem­ timony o f the official chemists. Indeed an­ Stephen Files, a well known business man of Free Burning White Ash,Lehigh Egg and porary chairman, and J. W. Brackett tempora­ —Chase of Chicago won the first prize nt the alysts seem to find no baking powders entirely Fairfield, was buried Tuesday, having died We have just received several lines Broken While Ash, Franklin Stove, ry secretary. tennis tournament at Nahant. free from some one o f these objectionable in­ very suddenly o f heart disease on Friday pre­ of Bed Ash, (the only genuine,) —The Parnell Commission b ill has passed Its gredients except the Royal, and that they re­ vious. The Dead River Log D riving Company had George’s Creek Cumberland a meeting at Fairfield, Tuesday,to make an as­ third reading in the House o f Commons. port as chemically pure. We find some of the The lady who docs the snake performing in Coal, sessment upon the log owners for the expens­ —A brave man employed as nu electro pla­ baking powders advertised as pure to contain, Forepaugh’s circus was a resident of China es of the Dead River drive. The company ter in Providence lost his life while saving the under the test o f Professors Chadler, Habir- (Unequalled for Smithing nnd 8team purposes.) when a girl,and attended school at the academy. SUMMER SUITS! taxed 35,500,000 feet o f logs for driving fu ll lives o f others and the property o f his employ shaw and others, nearly twelve per cent, of Her name then was Hattie Winslow. distance at 40 cents per thousand; 40,500,000 crs. lime while others are made from alum with no — ALSO A FULL STOCK OF— The Fairfield Board of Trade are discussing cream o f tartar. This we presume accounts all sizes, 34 to 44, bought very lnuch feet of logs were driven out of Dead river and —A severe wind, rain and electric storm their centennial celebration. Probably it w ilj for their lack o f leavening power as sometimes Wood, Hay, Straw, Lime, Hair, about 4,000,000 feet left back. struck Washington recently doing considerable under regular prices and they will be occur Sept. 25lh, 26th and ‘27th with Hon. H. complained of by the cook, nnd for the bitter Walter Abbott, aged 14, a passenger on nn damage, unroofing buildings, rendering tele BRICK, SAND, M. Heath of Augusta as the orator of the day. taste found in the biscuit so frequently com­ excursion train from Portsmouth to Old Or­ graph lines useless, etc. sold The Augusta Pulp Company Is running two plained o f by ourselves. Rosendale & Portland Cement. chard, jumped from the train at Biddeford —A serious accident hnppcned on the Indian' wet machines and six grinders, having started But aside from the inferiority of the work stntion Wednesday morning. In attempting to apolis, St. Louis nnd Chicago Road. No one up last week. The electric lighting company done by these powders, the physicians assure VERY LOW FOR CASH I get on again he lost his footing and was dragged was killed, but eighteen persons were badly first operated their dynamos Saturday night. us that lime and alum taken into the system in F I R E C L A Y quite a distance by the moving train. His injured, some o f whom w ill probably die. such quantities as this arc injurious. Their The Augusta Electric Light Company have Our goods are all New and Fresh. arm was broken in two places, his leg bruised, —The funeral of nn ex-Communist in Paris physiological effects arc indigestion, dyspepsia purchased both the electric light and the gas Chimney Pipe & Tops nnd injuries were received about the head. was attended by a very large crowd. On the or worse evils. plants of Gardiner. The electric lights of Gar­ No old shop worn stuff in our store. Deacon Samuel Warren, of Wnterford, who Boulevard Voltaire red flags were unfurled The question naturally arises, why do these This pipe Is mnde from Pure Fire Clay expresflly diner are now operated from the electric light for chim neys nnd Is the safest and moRt durable of was killed Tuesday by being thrown from a and the police charged the mob, capturing the cheap baking powder makers use these things ? TllOSC who trade with US OIICC always any chim ney pipe In the m arket. It la easily put station in Augusta. load of hay, was a prominent citizen of his flags nnd wounding some of the mob. Alum is three cents n pound,lime still cheaper, I up by any Intelligent person. Detective True has sent out 700 photographs town. He held various town offices and was —it is understood thnt the Sennte T ariff bill while the cream of tnrtar costs thirty-live i COIIlC a g a in , of murderer Hall, going to all parts of the the representative of his district in the legisla­ w ill not increase the duty on wool nnd woolens, or forty. The reasons for the chemical purity I country. No trace of the fellow has been dis­ ture in 1862. He was one o f the originators thnt it w ill reduce the duty on sugar one-half, of the Royal Baking Powder were recently Akron Drain Pipe ! covered as yet. True thinks it as likely ns any and prime movers In the Waterford centennial and may possibly reduce the duty on lumber, given in the New York Times in nn interesting ! The Akron is now the standard for excellence all way that he has taken to the woods. celebration in 1875, nnd to his efforts was due description of a new method of refining argols, ' over the United States, nnd Is more reliable as to although thnt is still nn open question. durability nnd finish than any other kind. An exciting nnd murderous affray took place in a grent measure its success, and also the of crude cream of tartar. It seems that it is in Skowhegan, Wednesday evening, in which subsequent publication of the much prized VINALHAVEN. only under this process that cream o f tartar T V . Z B - KEROSENE OIL AT WHOLESALE. Dan M urray was struck over the head nnd Centennial History of Waterford. Deacon can be freed from the lime nntural to it nnd re­ First Quality Goods! knocked senseless by James Smith. Murray Warren wns 78 years old. Sch. Harvester has loaded stone for Boston. fined chemically pure; thnt the patent nnd Our trade since we came to Rock­ Prices as Low as the Lowest! has not, so far, recovered enough to tell his For some time past, experiments have been Fred S. Walls has been quite ill, but is plant for this cost the Royal Baking Powder Prompt and Satisfactory Delivery! story. about again. , going on at the Bath electric light station, for Company about half a m illion dollars, aud that land has been far ahead of anything J^O rders received by Telephone. Please call The surviving veterans of the Ninth Maine the purpose of finding out the practicability of Mrs. D. J. Doane has gone to Grafton, N. they maintain exclusive control of the rights. and obtain prices before purchasing. Regiment w ill hold a reunion in Bangor Aug. burning sawdust in the furnaces there, ai d the H., for a short stay. Professor McMurtrie, late chief chemist of we expected which shows thnt the 29th, the same week as the Eastern Maine Fair, results have proved so satisfactory that this Mrs. E. II. Haney, o f Belfast, is here visit­ the Department of Agriculture, nt Washington, FRED IL SPEAR, and members can take advantage of the reduced people of this vicinity appreciate form o f fuel w ill be used at the station here­ ing her brother, Henry Condon. D. C., made nn examination of this process, NO. 4 FAItK ST., - ROCKLAND, MB rates offered at thnt time to meet their old com­ after. The sawdust is supplied by Shaw's m ill Mrs. Wm. West of Portland, who has been and reported upon the results attained in the good goods and low prices. WE ARE rades once more. through a large pipe o f gnlvanized iron, one visiting here, has returned home. refined cream of tartar. The following.extract foot in diameter, which is run from the saw from his report would seem to answer the The Getchell m ill nt Berry’s M ills, Carthage, Frank Carver hns returned from Barre, Ver­ NOT JEWS. And we are the only pit to the station. A powerful artificial questions repeated nt the head of this article, HUMAN was destroyed by fire on Saturday, Aug 4th, mont, and w ill have employment here. with all of its machinery. A large lot of lum­ draught is established through this conductor nnd which Is so frequently propounded by the concern in Rockland that do not sell Orra R. Vinal, of this town, now nt Rocker, ber piled but a few rods from the m ill was and the dust is blown from one building to the housekeeper: Montana, is assistant assaycr in the office of Jew made clothing. Good honest saved. The cause of the fire is said to have other. The benefit derived from this new " I have examined the cream of tartar used his employer. been a hot box. departure w ill be two-fold. It w ill enable the by the Royal Baking Powder Company in the Yankee Made Clothing is good enough HAIR A rth u r Sands, formerly the leading dry station to secure an abundance of cheap luel F. L. Carver and L. P. Berry have gone to mnaufacture o f their baking powder, nnd find goods merchant o f Lewiston and one of the landed directly before the furnaces, and give Washington, D. C., where they w ill work on it to be perfectly pure and free from lime in for us. We want the people of this most highly esteemed men that ever did busi­ tne saw m ill a chance to get some profit out of the Congressional Library building. any form. The chemical tests to which I have ness in that city, died in Santa Barbara, Cal., material which was comparatively worthless. Geo. N. Hnrding ot Rockland has been here submitted the Royal Baking Powder prove it vicinity to understand that Sunday morning, aged 34 years and 4 months. giving instructions in the dramatic work of perfectly healthful and free from every GOODS! N E A R US. One of the most extensive assortments of these M r. Sands has been ill o f consumption. Odd Fellowship, before Star of Hope Lodge. deleterious substance. Baking Powder is purest Goods are now opening at the rooms of in quality and highest in strength of any bak­ About 100 Italians are camping out in Brewer •»• Rev. M r. Reed o f Freedom is soon to Sch. M ollie Rhodes made a quick trip to WE HAVE COME TO STAY-! ing powder o f which I have knowledge.” at the foot o f Chamberlain's H ill and seem to leave his pastorate there. Hejis greatly es­ Philadelphia. She left here July 12th with MRS. W. P. CLARK, be enjoying themselves. They have been there teemed by his parishioners. stone for Philadelphia and arrived back here with coal Aug. 3. E^Gall and be convinced that we No. 235 Main St,, Rockland, Me. for a week past. They amuse themselves by *»* The Damariscotta Herald saysJDr. San­ THE WONDER OF THE AGE! playing on violins and accordions nnd seem to These articles are of the latest Importation and of born has ordered the schools of North Waldo­ Sch. George Prescott has discharged a cargo Every House­ will give you MORE FOR YOUR MON- the most Improved patterns, and comprise a variety be as happy as the day is long. No one in the boro to close because of contagious diseases o f coal for the granite company and has gone keeper should cv of styles which cannot fail to meet the demands of neighborhood compluins o f depredations or an­ any one de.-lrlnz these •articles. Mrs. Clark is a among the scholars. to Rockland to paint, when she w ill return and Itry it. N o D u s t E' “ian anJ house in Maine. practical Hair Worker, and will innnufnetui .■ to or- noyance by them. no Odor. Will *»* The hay crop in the vicinity of Liberty load stone for New York. der any article desired, at prices to euit all patrons. SfOVE not Soil. One- The stock which is composed of I t is now announced that Hon.Josiah Crosby is considerably* below’ the average....M rs. Bryant Hussey, who was visiting his uncle, third the labor. has been retained as senior counsel for Dr. Betsy Gordon o f Liberty has sold her place Mr. Frank Kittredge, was somewhat injured. Weed in the coming trial. Two of Bangor’s For sale by all Rockland Clothing Co. Waves, Switches, Wigs, Etc., and bought with her son Jameson a farm in He fell from the scaffold of the barn to the leading attorneys not only refused 8500 each, ROCERS & STOVE are elaborate in their style and texture, combining Freedom. Hosea Robinson has bought Mrs. floor, striking on his head and shoulders. RAVEN PASTE? DEALERS. nil the various shades, and are worthy of a close in­ but declined to go into the case at all. Evident­ spection before purchasing. A complete nssort- Gordon’s place. -•-37 it of ly the defence have wealth enough nnd as there HOPE HAPPENINGS. Nearly Opp. Thorndike Hotel. are now six attorneys for Weed, there must be •.•Belfast Journal: " I t appears from a HAIR ORNAMENTS, some doubt about the strength of the alibi, Washington special that Belfast w ill probably Miss Mamie Nichols is at her grandfather’s, of most unique patterns complete the stock ; which have been selected expressly to llie needs uud wants claimed. have a new post office worth about 815,000. It. Barrett’s. As the post office now occupies a building o f th i. locality, w here to r a series of m ouths .Mrs. Vaughan’s Island, off Kennebunkport, has Mrs. Jacob McLain spent the day with Mrs. Clark has been permanently located. 50 which cost four times that amount the proba­ Robinson & Edgerton’s recently been purchased by a syndicate of six bility is improbable." Margaret Cooper. JUST RECEIVED AT gentlemen, who propose to improve it for the Wesley McLain of Natick visited at E. A. •»• The Bluehill correspondent of the E lls­ use o f a summer resort. The island is high Payson’s, Wednesday. worth American has the following: “ We are How About That? and rocky and separated by a narrow arm of Elwyn Fish o f Jamaica Plains is visiting his the sea from the mainlnnd at Kennebunkport. promised that very soon we shall again hear the whistle o f the Douglass mine. The presi­ fam ily at Jacob Sibley’s. The purchasers are James A. Strout of Bidde­ TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT S f f lit h 'S b MUSIC St01’8. Stop Paying Those High Prices dent of the company was in town and says Mrs. Brainard of [Charleston has been the ford, Marcus Wight of Lowell, F. M. Wood­ —AND BUY YOUR— they w ill resume work at once.” guest o f C. D. Barnes. bury o f Pelhum. N. II., J. Walter Thompson of New York.L. R. Hammcrsly of Philadelphia •»• The Boothbay porgy factory whistle Frank Barrett nnd daughter Ethel of Brook­ Goods for Cash at Bottom Prices. —TIIE PLACE TO DO THAT IS AT TIIE— and George A. Foxcroft o f Boston. was heard last week for the first time in seven lyn arc at Mr. Barrett’s father's Can constantly be found a full and complete assort­ years. The porgy boats made good hauls in m ent of The North Vassalboro correspondent of the John Bowes of Montana is visiting his NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS I the waters about there and the porgy factory Kennebec Journal is authority for the follow­ daughters, Mcsd. A. F. Dunton and Otis BOSTON MARKET, started up. W ork was begun on a 830,000 ing story : "O n Tuesday, the 24th ult., a man Eugly. Suitings, hotel on Spruce Point Monday morning. Tne Of All Desirable Kinds. Corner Park and Union Streets, died and left a sorrowing widow to mourn his Dr. Adoniram Judson and nn artist friend of Boothbay Land Company is booming things. n o cltlm icl. - 3Vr«.ixio. I js s . On Wednesday, the 23th, she had tiled New York are spending a lew days at Capt. h ir intention of marriage in the town clerk’s •»• A short time ago the Douglass copper Reuben Barrett’s. Pantings and PianolSCovers and Scarfs, READ THESE PRICES, stock was advertised to be sold on account of office. Thursday, she followed the remains ot Miss Delia Quinn has gone to M illbury, the delinquency o f some of the owners in pay­ compare them with others, nnd then call and see her deceased husband to the grave. On the suc- Mass., to spend a few weeks with her aunt and the largest and best stock of Groceries in the city. ing their assessments. On Tuesday the delin­ c.-edlng Monday she was living happily with brother Burton. Overcoatings £ BASE BALLS! AND BATS. The Best Patent Flour Milled for...... $5.50 husband No. 2,and on Wednesday, the 1st Inst., quents appeared in Bangor and paid their dues, The best Koller Process Flour Milled for.... 5.25 A large sociable enjoyed a talked bean picnic The choicest Koller Process Flour milled for 5.00 the loving couple started on their wedding pil­ and the sale w ill not take place. The United A choice St. Louis Flour for...... 4.75 Copper Mining nnd Smelting Company, the supper ut Mrs. 1). A. Payson’s, Monday of last IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS. A good St. Louis Flour lor...... 4 grimage. week, welcoming quite a number o f wanderers All of these Flours are guaranteed or money Mrs. Haynes [and a five year old son, of new company which w ill operute the mine, is Children’s --^Carriages refunded. preparing for extensive work at once. This home. The evening was spent in music and Oswego, New York, arrived in Lewiston by the games, MOLASSES, Tuesday evening train and stopped at the company is mostly made up o f New York —------♦•------— The beet in the city for 50c, marked down to the —ARE SELLING — low price o f 35 cents. The best trade ever known Rockingham House. On retiring for the night gentlemen, and they own the Stewart and NORTH UNION. Satisfaction Guaranteed or No Sale. In the city. Bluehill mines. she blew out the gas in her room, a circum­ Mrs. Mary Upham is visiting her futher in Low fo r Cash or onj[the Instalment TEAS. stance that was not discovered till the next •»• The magnificent property ut Little Deer Liberty. T h e best Oolong...... 5qc Isle,known as the M. D. Snowman estate,com­ Plan. The choicest Oolong...... 4uc day. Both mother and child are very low and David Pease has just returned from a visit The best Japan ...... 50c prising over one hundred acres with nearly a some doubt is expressed o f their recovery. in Liberty. A good Tea fo r...... 25c uud 35c The gas is shut otr in the basement o f the mile of shore front, has been purchased by F. Robinson & Edgerton, A PRESENT given with every pound. Manton Greenleaf of Liberty has been visit­ ALBERT SMITH. building every morning at 5 o’clock but for II. C. Reynolds. This land has a beautiful 20 lba of American Soap for...... a t no ing his mother at II. Layer's. 30 “ LlveOuk “ ...... i nh which both must have died before the discovery slope and commands a most charming view o f 232 MAIN STREET. 25 lbs. Itice for...... J oo was made. the islands of the bay, Camden hills and the Edward Moore and wife of Augusta have 1 p air T ubs fur...... l!no been in town visiting friends. Tin' beat Tobacco (.moke or chew) per lb.... 30c Gen. H. L. Mitchell, o f Bangor, visited Au­ broad ocean. Three lines of steamers pass it F R A N K ID. H E A L E Y , . 1 lie best California Raisins, per box...... 2.00 gusta Monday, to confer with Gen. Gallagher daily, which renders it very easy o f access. Miss Annie Layer has gone to Howard, It. 3 lbs. best Kuisins for...... g5e Choice Canned Peaches, per cun...... 20c This, together with Its fine rocky shore and I., to work in the Insane Asylum. in relation to the approaching State muster. Sanitary Engineer and Plumber The largest sale of Lamps ever offered in R ock­ They visited the muster field and located head­ sandy beaches, makes it one of the most prom­ Mrs. L. A. Law of Washington and Mrs. land and the Lowest Prices. Call and see some of quarters and regimental encampment. Gen. ising properties for summer resorts on Penob­ Fannie Brown and children of Waltham, Muss. the Great Bargains before they ure ull gone. Pork, scot bay. Lard, Hums, and ull kinds of meats and other goods M itchell bus made an urgent request that I recently visited at S. C. Bryant’s. TRADE. MA.r