The Republican Journal. 't>! nLK (iB-_ BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1896. NUMBER 6.

ing. The book will be fully illustrated.... Meeting of Waldo County Grange. Republican Journal. Portland’s Parkhurst. Personal. John L. Sullivan, who fell from a moving Waldo Pomona met train near is not consid- County Grange Jan. A Springfield, 111., TOUR OF THE SALOONS ILLUSTRATED BY 1> EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY THE ered out of statistics ‘28th with Sunrise The danger.The show Grange, Winterport. STEREOPTICON VIEWS AND BOTTLES. C. B. Hazeltine went to Bangor Monday that only 172S miles of new railroad were was clear and there were Pat- day cold, yet At the Second Parish church, Portland, on business. built last and were Journal Pub. Oo. year, they mostly for rons out to have a very last Sunday under the of Republican enough interesting evening, auspices H. O. went to Boston last switching purposes. It does not to the Civic Rev. R. T. Hack Dodge Thursday pay meeting. The meeting was called to order League, delivered construct additional Hues under existing an address upon the rumshops of Portland. on business. Circulation in and in due time by Worthy Master Ginn, and It was City County, conditions. Railroad has been illustrated by stereopticon views. The Mr. building church Daniel Lane celebrated bis 79th birth- far the necessities of the following pro tern, officers appointed: and galleries were filled with people. pushed beyond the Mr. Feb. 1st. -uni is ruE paper Maine sea- Hack began by that he had a day, for country, and little more is to be expected T. Durham, Overseer; W. H. Ginn, Lectur- saying personal word to say. When he on Fred for several to come.lion. Charles Sister Durham; spoke Alexander spent a few days in Cas- faring people years er; Chaplain, Steward, temperance last September be was taken A. tine last week. Pillsbury, the Minneapolis flour mag- Frank Trundy; Assistant Steward, John severely to task. He didn’t refer to the .! >n Items. In was in Boston last and advance,$2.00a year; nate, week, when Gate Fred politicians, he expected that, nor to the Mrs. Hattie Pitcher of Belmont is year. 82.50; at the of the Frederick; Keeper, Knowles; visiting expiration interviewed as follows the newspapers, but to his own He had spoke upon Assistant people. friends in this Lady Steward, Annie Young; been told that he not to city. N ., Tv it.ms. For one one inch wheat and Hour conditions in the north- ought speak upon square, moral ■ .mil. <1 .00 fur one Flora, Ada Littlefield ; Pomona, Mrs. simply He to be T. N. Winslow week, and 25 | west: “The northwest is experiencing an George certainty. ought returned Saturday from a ■ 1: insertion. A legally sure of the facts. He was subsequent fraction j increased business at and Ward. Isa M. Cole gave the following ad- indignant visit in Mass. harmed a full one. activity present, at first. He had never Lawrence, the seen Iceland, but be immense wheat crops of last fall have dress of welcome; felt tiiat lie bad a -_----| right to speak about Ice- Ivory O. Estes of Whitman, Mass., was in set the farmers on their feet after Worthy Master, Sisters and Brothers; land and it uts of i Join ual. again say that existed, even if lie town a few o-Day’s In behalf of Sunrise allow me to ex- days last week. suffering from the business depression of Grange hadn’t. But he kept thinking about, it and tend to a cordial welcome. We are I’AIIK 1. two or three years ago. To speak from you resolved to go and see the rumshops of Port- H. H. Carter was in Camden and Rock- glad, and esteem it a special privilege, to land for 'in Week 'Hie Holla-' Hoard of Trade. 1 state that our himself. last week on experience, may flour welcome and entertain the Pomona port business. Alaska.. Meeting ot "aid' t'ouiny sales for Grange. He was aware that prohibition might in- the last live months were very We think these do much "• utibg Hells..Hon Llewellyn Powers j monthly meetings dicate politically almost anything, but be Miss Sarah Jones went to Portland yester- lie Social < much larger than for the in our order Our sea-oil.. loot I Templars.. corresponding j good socially. spiritual couldn’t forget the Republican stand against for musical instruction. P.i kh'.rst.. Ww-oi the .The live months of the The natures need wider exercise. back- day Granges. previous year. Looking the last resubmission measure in the House au-il Personal. northwest is all ward what do we see? We of Miss Lena Aldus of light." through ages Representatives. Despite that, it is a fact Camden spent Sun- PAGE see man the of wild sub- 2. companion beasts, that prohibition is a foot-ball between the day with relatives in Belfast. on their llesh and clothed in their A—onai ioii.. < "iign ssman I Political Points. lion. Thomas A. sisting parties. 1 N S skins! His wants were hardly more than He said that he bad been the Rev. J. Alfred Libby of Poland, and Cohen were elected dele- looking up Me., •• unmount. Ameiioan War Ballad’s Cage Mayor those of his brute but he was companions; records of the Superior Court and found 57 was in Belfast Tuesday on business. a i'iL t Boat? gates to the St. Louis convention the not to remain thus. to the law of by Subject cases of convicted liquor sellers, that were PAGE 3. for the Third Louis- and an of O. C. regular Republicans progression, having organization cap- continued for sentence, and there was no Superintendent Schools, Evans, -111 to Madeira flip .Proposed N’a- iana Congressional District. Both are for able of improvement, man was brought into case of any other criminal continued for spent Sunday at his home in South Port- m M..i, e The National «. ouvemion.. the relations with his fellow men Reed.Two to the national pleasant sentence. He bad been told that some of a a; the Head.. delegates land. The Shipping of the which we call the influ- 'invention at St. Louis were chosen in the so-uety. L’hrough those liquor sellers had been convicted six ence of man has become so PAGE 4. District of Columbia, Jan. 28th. The society changed or seven times and tlieir sentence was con- Clifford Wilband returned to Rochester, that to exist alone has been made impossible. tinued all that time. ..Trun-fer- in Heal Harare.. Fm-Gov- one known to be elected is a II., from a short strong Reed Now the arises in our ! He Saturday, vacation at l.ioUe’lyii Power- Secret Soiietie-.. question minds, why spoke of the Civic League and its pur- man.Twelve of the sixteen in is so a failure? Our is ! home. apt. < liarles H. Sanford Dead..“Me delegates society largely reply ! poses. He said that some believed its sole Lousiana are < 1 v I: ." 11 •., in Poi-tlaiul..'The Churches. for Reed. Ten district dele- that our customs societv are not based on to be an effort < object to defeat a ertain po- Miss Madge Sutherland of > n'.i Sydney Industries NeW-paper Notes. gates for Reed have been elected in Penn- the laws of equity, morality and sincerity. litical candidate. He declared that that is Mines, C. is N\ e arc aristocratic not true B., visiting her aunt, Mrs. Clias. A. PAGE 5. sylvsnia, and six more iu Texas.The oppressed by pretense, and that they are after bigger game wealth, puwe, and false which above than that. seek to as >: Belfast. .City Government. Democratic party is confronted the pride, They advance the King- | Pilsbury. by all is the most PAGE V). things contemptible. Nothing dom of God in this and make it ugly fact that it can not nominate a city purer Miss Elizabeth M. enduring can ever be built upon falsity. A and better. Pond left by train yes- orn tpiestion. .Register of Dee}' Water Northern man for President this year civilization founded is on a Mutiiiieu- Porkers. News and upon deception rie said that the public officials had time terday morning for Andover, to visit .Literary without him from a Mass., taking Republican weak foundation. When we assume that and again made the plea that couldn’t her sister. State.The Reed boom they PAGE 7. in New England which we do not feel, pretend friendships enforce the law because public sentiment are not C. J. Hall was in m McDonald, D D .The Bed in was a send off at the first which sincere, make appearances was against them. He denounced such a Belfast a few the Folding given rattling HON. LLEWELLYN OE HOULTON. days 'lame at the Front... Resolutions of Ke- which are false, we make an POWERS, as that as craven Republican caucus of the campaign in society empty plea hearted. The officers past week, and left for his quarry at Mt. Now York Fashion Letter Maine show. There, is no no no Money Massachusetts, held in Belmont equity, justice, have behind them all the military power of •nest. Saturday and no benefit in such conditions. Desert, Monday. good, Hon. Powers was the State and can enforce the iaw if PAGE 8. evening. Despite the weather the caucus Llewellyn the eldest of mined to they is only to be admired in propor- give up politics and, though taking wish to. Amos Poor of rt Locals. .< was Society Waltham,Mass., spent a few ounty Washington Trade, proposed society. boys that family six became successful said no one ever heard his voice raised view showed three weeks at home. ment- to the constitution and the hotel Let us, after having our best members at the saloon in a small wooden house on Commer- >!><*udent says: Tillman’s harangue and practitioners of the law, and the the taxation of Daniel F. of helm, firmly support them m putting down youngest, against wild lands. cial street. He went in there and in the Ingalls Andover Mass., who an argument in favor of other matters, was held at the Police Court Hon. .vowedly all that is wrong, while we should bear in Frederick A. Powers, is the present Mr. Powers’ friends back room was the bar and covered has been Mr. and Mrs. silvei and hilt prevailed upon him to shelves, visiting James F. against gold bonds, room Tuesday Feb. 4th. There was mi ml that all should be settled General. with bottles. Men were evening, questions by Attorney The parents acquired be a candidate in 1802 fur the and many buying vari- Churchill in Belmont, returned home last -a> more than an incident of the will of the legislature ous hardly a good attendance of members and citizens. fairly expressed majority. the enviable and kinds of liquors and paying for them. week. •••* competence independence he received a hours of vocalization. It was de- We should guard against the abuse of that majority of 100 votes over the The next place wasdownon Middle street. President which come 1 o of his Sibley presided. and avoid if the first indica- by dint of great effort to the man who at There Mr. :ning phrases expressive system possible the previous election had beat- Hack and his friend bought a Miss Grace Ilsley of and Miss On motion of J. F. Wilson the constitu- tion of Bangor 'ieiestation of Grover Cleveland. corruption. Ignorance must not be successful farmer's home. Yet the inher- en his bottle of lager beer. The next view showed opponent by 84 votes. the Gertrude Ilsley, who is a student at tion was amended allowed the in our order. If a Among a cart a number of full of Colby, .• .■dives that lie used in by the admis- ascendancy itance of the carrying boxes describing reducing children was far more than many able men in that visited their few enemies are made by firmness of pur- comprised legislature bottles. The next view was that of Keat- brother, Mr. R. L. Ilsley, a few President of the United States were sion fee fioin 82 to 81, and by providing that the abilities which make for pose, by decision of character, by independ- this, success Mr. Powers’ wise counsel, experience and ing’s rum shop on Commercial street near days recently. _ in their and the extravagance, members be admitted by a majority vote. ence of action and adherence to the and are sure to win substantial the Grand Trunk station. He said this by right, recognition. remarkable qualities for wTere place .ms thing about it was that are the kind of enemies to make a leadership had caused more Miss Alice of who they B. li. Conant and F. U. Welch were they just And so it was that the eldest misery than any other in Mahoney Bangor, has ap- son, though recognized at once and his influence in til lead from printed manuscript. man *-f grit, nerve and force. We are living Portland. He had visited it ami seen the been in the pointed a committee to canvass for names for home to make his in employed Age job office several of a President.” “a reue- iu a radical age. We are old leaving way the world resulted in some of the where could almost .parody challenging shaping legislation bar, you buy anything went to 22 new at a weeks, Brooks to work on ■- membership. They proposed names, old and old modes of time when his could want. noon he Monday )iom the South despises,” “The systems, usages parents give him best measures which that His you One had watched the We passed body. the Yankee Blade. “a which were- accepted and added to the mem- thought. are demanding of all these little assistance other than his laborers goiug in there and they averaged Democratic Presidents,"’ I'resi- birthright of opposition to the bill and to what is true and what is false in their teach- druggists’ some two a minute. He ridiculed the idea that ii" The was Mr. B. has disgraced the party of Jef- bership. committee instructed to brains, pluck and a splendid im- measures Geo. Hall, traveler h r the iirn. otiice for “the ! assembling high private gain/’ meeting. evidence that we are living in an era of prog- For a time he attended the seen them look into one of the phi es. where town ami renewed the | ungraded of the. legislature iu 181)5 he was the unani- Tuesday, advertising ■r in incompetent and dishonest ress d we improve every to ! many men were ami j On na tion of 11. F. Dunton it was voted opportunity school at Pittsfield and then drinking—lemonade contracts with the local make the most of our section and fitted for col- mous choice of the papers. ••a man who made an exhibition , our socie- ; Republicans for Speaker ginger ale, of course. that all old members hr assessed 81 for dues th«- influence of our success will not be lege at St. Alban’s and Waterville of lie showed a view of the Falmouth hotel. l.ariatanism and hypocrisy in the j ty j Academy the House. \Ym. H. (.,>11 imby will go to Portland next t• ■ i* confined to our own but He of a visit to in ion of to lvi|> and that all of dues be Grange, by these now the Coburn Classical told the bar a private superiority those who arrearages j j Academy, Insti- One is impressed with Mr. Powers’ Wednesday to attend a of the meetings the several granges wdl be con- < strong room. Behinil the bar were three men and meeting ted him," “this bull-headed and rein sited. tute. He entered Colby in the class of Finance st.autiy encouraging and strengthening one I ’61, personality at sight. His features are cast in front of it were 2fi men, all drinking some- Committee of the State of Maine iarrous man,” “one who had ig- .1. F. Wilson spoke of the new additions to but left iu his second to in j another. I year study law, the mould of those who lead men. A thing. It wasn’t such a difficult place to Reed Club, and a bv the Lima,in : .hose who reception had grown gray-headed the lin and the a as he had as- nihership benefit to be deriv- It was voted to have the address printed. ! taking course at the Albany University. swarthy keen but find, supposed. He ha.I been Club. vi.-e before this man f: an complexion, kindly eyes Buffalo ! ed from new tonish.'!! at the number of young men that and active members. Hr be- Bio. Yv It. Ginn m behalf of In 1880 he was admitted to the New York and hair worn ■ responded Po- rather the blackuess of .mi ol." ‘m President who has .-on- long, hr had seen ill these ami the Mrs. Orrin a rect to the | lieves we the places, quality Hooper gave ption have facilities here for j inona. A class of 24 were instructed in bar in aud in December of that which is inuie i»u• tiie boot liekeis and j doing the j Albauy year unrelieved bv a single touch •>( the of the clothes they wore and their other out- Christian Endeavor Society of Williston much more business and citizen was admitted to the «>K ward church last i.nits, who .Taw1, on their knees to every fifth degree. Remarks fin- the good of the j Somerset County Bar. years of his active life, enhance the dom- appearance. Thursday evening at. her home should work tho* Board of Trade ! The next He also showed views of Perry's and on Bowdoin street, m honor of Miss Char- the eiiunh.', of patronage," *‘a through to order were made by Brother and .Sister Hoi- ! month he settled in Houltou, inant characteristics of his features. Fit- is Swell's hotels. H- had visited h ah. IP lotte T. Tines. in increase our Sibley, fPortland “a business. > where he has continued boiid-iieabug syndicates." land of Peuol'.set>t County. The .‘.>1 lowing to reside with the the m-'st approachable of men and frank in had entered their bar rooms. He also show ed ! U e ia to Cards have been law, bonds ! President on the ad- of the four a v iew of the West End sle The received here anr.ouu, selling Sibley spoke briefly ! committee was appointed on time, place exception years when he resided bis opposition as well as in bis favor. He is hot.**!, wmg rvcut j expenses." These are only j to the individual in art hv.ay on the t ongress street side, lie big tiie marriage in Jan. *j;:d, of vantages coming from and program: Brothers Ritchie Brookline, Mass., his profession a fine and Chicago, tii:- Levanseller, practising public speaker, eloquent persua- walked do\\ n that an l ent.-i d the descriptive phrases with ureliway. Mr. Horace < f tins ] membership in the Board of Trade. and Littlelield and Sisters Durham and in Boston. and Cheuery city and Miss was uieerated.One ! sive, very effective in Ins appeals to h«st bar he had found in Portland, where I.speeeii Grace r of Mr. and Mrs. < Capt. (diaries Baker, of the committee on Ward. The was for din- The soon built a reason. As evidentl\ the most business wash- m Fuller, dauight tain :iai ii_ uv> on the floor ol the meeting adjourned young lawyer up lucrative an opponent he is worthy any j II* A. Fuller of hotel, that flic Inn lot can in Aroostook also showed .1 view of tlm l':i:ted Chicago. \-1 ! !m lb >.-r and he seems to take which will the cost to about at that time was r»-eei\a < bring up 88,500. good things which supply the wants of the Democratic and Mr. ed, though one. of the shrewdest of political the oar room. He had seen ten hols from Id i.g ciuigratulap*ms upon liis a< e>s;> ;n;eie>: .n of so lollowing tlie tie bates Builders estimate the cost of a Powers as he ever has an un- to 17 years age come out of then* drunk to the lie and building inner man. The afternoon session was open- was, been, generals, lias the reputation of always doing mhership directorate of The t ne mem ! that couldn't walk well. Its not the pu-seiit iters. Gov. hotel like the on they Crosby Inn, the present ed with music by the choir. of compromising Republican. He held this as lie agrees and his promise of is Cn shy A Beckley Lk... New Haven, Conn gain's health seems to be excellent_ Reports support old toper that we re keeping away from foundation at and 825,000, the furniture, were then called for, and the follow- office seven years. In 1801) he was as good as a written contract. He is a man drink l>v law. one of the leading lumber concerns of tie- legation of owners of sailing ves- Granges appoint- prohibitory will cost about ed collector of the Aroostook of He spoke of the drug stores and re- m sided ( J. S Winslow of carpets, etc., 88,000, making ing Granges were reported : Northern Light, Custom Dis- affairs, possesses great executive ability, briefly country. by apt. ferred to the number we a total of trict astonishing that i. who have been in 841,500. Capt. Baker thinks that, T. but declined the reappointment tender- experience m legislation and ac- II L. Washington by George Ritchie; Morning Light, by thorough have in this city. It was also astonishing Inman, tie* former editor of tie* all due a ed him in 1873. He was compulsory pilotage law, have making allowance, hotel could be Durham ; Comet, A Stinson of Granite elected to the Leg- quaintance with the affairs of State. that a Christian like this allows one Press and by city Printer, now the traveling repre- 1 much got rea for use for about lie has islatures of ’70 aud \S3 and his A most branch of trade to all Sun- encouragement. They ly 845,000. Grange; South Branch, by Bro. Ward; 1875, services hospitable looking mansion is the keep open day sentative of the Dickinson ’-It to measure and all others shut Type Foundry, uged tlieii the votes had a talk with Mr. one of the late at the State were fine day keeps up. Haugh, Granite, Bro. Trundv; W. S. Capital such as to indicate large house which Mr. Powers is proud the and also by Sunrise, by He gave a view of Egan’s rum shop at the covering Maine, New Hampshire and Pennsylvania congressmen who he would lease a more to call is landlords, says the C. A. Levanseller. brilliant future and showed him to home. It situated on one of the corner of India and Fore street. 1'his was a Vermont 1 New York, besides members Littlefield; Ritchie, by circuit, was in Belfast last week hotel for 5 years with a of 10 he a that he knew that the knew I privilege years, The “Is it advisable for farmers of sagacious political leader. It. was dur- prettiest residential streets in the beautiful place police and called at New England.Ian. 29tli a bill in- topic, The Journal office. for 81,600 per year. He has also his town of Houltou and is about. There John Doyle was pounded at-I .•ed Senator Fi ve in December investigat- Waldo county to in ing first term that he introduced the graced by the pres- by co-operate establishing most to death and did die soon afterward, j Mr. and Mrs. George Abbott of Brewer ed in regard to the Windsor House, which ence of one of the most u*ported back without amendment a was opened Daniel hill abolishing capital punishment. charming hostesses and the had so little for this : creamery?” by Dyer, police regard spent with Mr. and Mrs. F. the he can he the in the State Sunday (/has. Committee on Tensions. It says bought, present house followed by T. Durham, G. H. In 1870 he was elected to Congress from and four fine children. Mrs. Egan's fe- ling that they actually closed lnm Ritchie, Shaw of this Mr. Abbott was :di*s for on the rolls J. moved back and a new one which Powers is both beautiful and up for a week. He had been then many city, comlm tor placing Betsey built, Clements, Thompson, Campbell, Holland, the fourth district and in 1878 was renomi- accomplished. •■I. mother of Otis deceas- will times. Any evening you can see a crowd <.f on the Belfast branch during the last illness Webber, double its present capacity, at a cost nated acclamation. During the last two winters she Trundv, Philips, A. A. Ginn, George York by But this was the legislative the toughest of men in that It is a 1 ate of Co. 29rh Maine Volunteer place. of the late John A. Mace. He is < K., not exceeding 825,000. He thinks such a has been at the with her now on- and others. The topic, “Should the woman year of the Greenback craze and Mr. Powers capital husband dangerous place. auitrv: and the same committee also diietor on tin*. and Vanceboro line. hotel, in that location, will rent for more much of the time and has won Mr. Hack spoke in conclusion of the law Bangor ted take of was was among the Republicans whose defeat the warm re- similar action in the case of advantage leap year?” opened in to the of officers. and better a regard requirements Hon. LI Ida money pay than larger one on Sister followed was due to it, Senator Hale also of gards of all who have met her. ewellyn Powers. Department ('<>u:- J. Cbilcott, widow of James C. by Durham, by Sisters failing Rev. Leroy S Bean, who was probably the Crosby lot. niander William If Green of the Maim G. 1' ott, lute sergent of Co. I, 13th Maine Campbell, York, Cole, Ward and Brothers election that year. Mr. Powers then deter- the companion Mr. Hack alludes to, deliver- I)r. G. C. reviewed Baker’s ed a similar lecture in the West End A. IF. Pro! Allen E. of tile Maun* .nteers.Speaker lieed has introduc- Kilgore Capt. Durham and Sunrise fur- very Rogers Philips. Grange minus the views. He a bill granting a pension to Helen A. figures and called attention to the item of The Social Season. church, stereoptieon State College, and a number of local nished the following program. were Good Templars. clergy- a They exhibited bottles tilled with liquor winch he 'Ktuan, dependent daughter of Lieut. furniture, which was into the ac- men were guests at a Grand brought all nice selections and well said he had There was a Army campfire J rn. Jackman of Co. 14th Maine very rendered: purchased. large 1, count in the but not in in last and Crosby Inn, the The Belfast letter-carriers will have their The Grand two new audience present. [Portland Press. Hampden week, made stirring and also a bill an in- Music by choir; song, Mamie Cole; recita- Secretary reports inteers, granting Windsor If House. the two are reckoned first aunual concert ami hall at the Belfast Canton and speeches. Mr. Powers was the lion of il.- icase in the pension of Joseph 1*. Har- tion, Alma Smith; ree., Hattie Crogan; lodges organized—at Edgcomb News of the on the same basis the Inn will Granges. ioiu late Crosby cost Opera House the last of this month. —last evening. private of Co. K..5tli Maine vol- song, (comic), by Theophilus C. Downes. A Saturday. .nteers and Co. B. 7th Maine volunteers 841,500 and the Windsor House 833,000. He A vote of thanks was given Sunrise for The parish sociable of the North church Seaside Grange conferred the first and party comprising ILm. and Mrs. Kr♦ •«i Grange Winnecook Lodge, of has the id that he shall receive $30 per month in also advocated making the shares in a hotel Burnham, E. Richards and Miss of courtesies. was held at the vestry Wednesday evening, second degrees on two candidates last Sat- May Piper Portland, **u list of for the of present amount.The company very not over thus following officers new quarter: Mrs. H. Treasury low, 85, giving Feb. and as a oc- The work of Hon and L. Shepherd of Rxkport, Moment The next meeting will be with Dirigo 5th, was, usual, pleasant urday evening. raising funds issued Feb. 1st shows the re- all a to Clarence Wood, C. T.; Erie Parsons, V. T.; chance help. and Hon. and Mrs. S. M. H u for Grange, Freedom, February 25th, with the casion. for finishing the new hall is progressing Bird, and ij-ts January, $29,000,000; expendi- Allie Whitten, Sec.; Anna Whitten, F. To this Capt. Baker replied that the Wind- S.; Mrs. A. F. Crockett and daughter Anna, ‘ures, $23,300,000; making the deficit for following program: 1, opening exercises; The ladies of Seaside Grange will have a J. W. Whitten, Nellie favorably. sor House could be furnished at less ex- Treas.; Lampher, and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. of R •ckhmd month $3,300,000, and for the fiscal 2, address of welcome Sister L. M. Bil- hall at the hall next A contest instituted Hillside Berry by leap-year Grange Wed- Supt. J. T.; Chas. Wood, Depy. This lodge by Grange, •ear to pense than the Crosby Inn, and that on ac- will start 12th on a six weeks' t date, $19,000,000.The Republi- J. G. con- East in February rip lings; 3, response by Harding; 4, nesday evening, Feb. 12th, with music by is and has a fine Juveniie Tem- Thorndike, early the season with uis of the Senate held a caucus count of better location landlords would be prospering to the Pacific coast. Friday fifth remarks for of Gilmore. ferring degree; 5, good under its ca re. Mrs. C. G. Hogan and Mrs. Florence Rose as afternoon for the purpose of coming to more likely to furnish the house themselves. ple the order; <>, appointment of committee; The defeated to furnish the Dr. and Mrs. Gardner Ludwig of Portland "me conclusion, if on the sub- There he 7, Methodist Aid Society will hold its principals (the party possible, are, understands, outside parties Brooks of Brooks is the first "i the elective offices of recess; 8, music; 9, report of Granges; 10, next sociable with Mr. and Mrs. Tileston Lodge,No. 34, supper) closed recently. Mrs. Hogan’s side celebrated the tJOth anniversary of their reorganizing who are to furnish the ready greater part of to make returns for the new to the e Senate. Nothing was done. After a question: Resolved, That hay is the most Feb. 12. Pic- quarter were the victors. The contest was conducted marriage Jan. 28th. Mrs. Pamelia B. Put- the to the Wadlin, Wednesday evening, -Mission of more than an hour capital required buy Windsor Grand have 100 members. adjonrn- profitable crop raised the farm. nic will be served at 6 Secretary. They w ith much enthusiasm and friendly nam of this city is a sister of Mrs. Ludwig, House and it upon AIT., supper o’clock. feeling >e. nt was taken until next after- put in condition, and who will At their last the following officers Friday B. F. Foster; Neg., M. E. 11, meeting throughout. January 20th, the time of the and Dr. and Mrs. Ludwig are well known run it as Harriman; The sociable of the Columbian ■"ii. The discussion showed a wide a first-class hotel. Society were installed J. B. Topic, That it costs more to up the by McTaggart, Deputy: last regular meeting, was fixed for the here. We have in a full of toe I'ercnce On motion keep was held at the Methodist sup- type report of opinion. An energetic of Capt. Baker, Messrs. J. F. parsonage last M. J. Mrs. J. than the necessaries of to be Dow, Chief Templar; C. Lane, and entertainment. Several visitors which was a brilliant ci will be made to fashions, life, An per reception, very one, before Friday get Wilson and F. G. White were added to the evening, Wednesday. old-fashioned Vice Templar; Inez E. Hutchinson, were from Moon are to defer un- are opened by Sister Effie Jackson. Remainder Sec’y.; present Harvest Grange, but obliged its publication party together. Populists willing hotel which now match was on the with committee, Charles 1 spelling program, ■ stands, Bert J. B. F. should take of of the programme to be furnished Lane, Treas.; McTaggart, Sec.; Thorndike, Sunlight Grange, Knox, and til next week. Republicans possession C. B. I). B. South by Dirigo for the best and ■ Baker, Hall, worth, J. F. prizes poorest spellers. 'Hires and will aid them in so May Roberts, Supt. J. T. This is one of the Star of Jackson. After a doing. Grange. Progress Grange, A Washington correspondent of the Port- Wilson, F. G. White. The ladies of the in y insist that all officers, the Unitarian society have largest lodges Maine. short session the was the including meeting opened to land Argus says that Rev. Dr. B. L Whit- u President called for remarks or ac- Bells. ndent pro tempore, shall he elected at Sibley Wedding formed the Canning Club, and met last When the had seated night The officers of Belfast public. company been man has as of «'• tion Lodge, No. 30, were repeated president Columbia, same time. in regard to new industries, and after with the Misses Crawford. This is a liter- at the tables, brother Rert Jones made a Cameron-Purves. A wed- installed Monday the favorite impression he male wlcm general remarks by Mr. Wilson and very pretty not a evening by Lodge Deputy others, ary, culinary organization, and the short but appropriate and scholarly speech, I>kikf. Judge Payne, of the circuit occurred at the home of Mrs. H. E. Warren M. Knowlton, assisted by Frank T. he went to Colby. He does not te.-e-h. the following committee was appointed to ding ladies will do all can to make the meet- *ii in created a they after which all turned their attention to ilie Chicago, sensation No. 11 Parker and as bis Time taken in investigate and report in to White, Bates Block, Lewiston, Me., May Pendleton Marshals. being fully up looking *. 28th the announcement that he regard bringing ings interesting. laden tables. A orna- by Jan. are the richly handsomely after the affairs of the institution He new enterprises to our city: E. F. Saturday 25, 18iX>. The contracting Following officers: C. T., Deforest i full proof that one of thecommission- Hanson, A large delegation from Belfast attended mented cake, on which were the words J H. were Mr. Cameron and L. V. T., Lora Maxev; L. makes addresses almost constantly■. iravel- t < ook had a bribe Howes, li. P. Chase, Chas. E. Kuovvl- parties Stephen Miss Robbins; Chap., county accepted the Congregational ist sociable at Sears “Hillside was presented Mrs. Annie M. Purves both of port W. Nellie Grange,” by ing al 1 over the South. A Trip to Mexico >s s’.oo iii connection with a murder case ton, G. C. Kilgore, Chas. li. Coombs, L. T. Lewiston. At 8 Hammons; Sec., F. Gordon; A. last The Belfast E. L. Bartlett and attracted its share of at- p. the Thursday evening. Livery Cora the latest on lus with '"•fore the grand jury.It is estimated Shales, Jesse E. Wilson, li. F. Dunton. m., wedding march being played by S., Lord; T., Flora Webber; M Roy , programme, many Co.’s big sleigh with four horses took a full tention. When the had been ■it the for 1895 in the United Mrs. Grace Gordon of Young; I). Mattie Addison supper dispos- addresses on the way. apple crop The meeting adjourned to Monday even- Belfast, Me., the M., Fleming; G., load of and there were ed of the entertainment was '“lates was as bridal young people twenty P. C. literary pre- (>(>,250,000 barrels, against ing, Feb. 10th. party entered the spacious parlor Pendleton; S., George Blodgett; T., Win. H. Anderson, who was appointed or more teams. Those which of .'•29,000 barrels the previous year. The single who attended Chas. E. Rhoades. The for sented, consisted dialogues, essays, where the officiating clergyman, Rev. S. A. trustees the surveyor of the port of Portland, J.m. :»ls’. tt'Tcase was in 11- a recitations and music, and was largest Ohio, Indiana, in Alaska. report very enjoyable evening. year 189G are Geo. E. W. W. participated Gold Blaisdell, performed the ceremony, with the Brackett, was horn in Belfast 58 the son of uiois and Missouri, while the NewEng- in by the following: Brothers, years ago, in a The Junior class of the Belfast Knowlton, Chas. E. Rhoades. Webb, Jones, und was ring very effective manner. The brides- High Hon. Hugh J. who wasGovenio. crop little more than half that The latest fields are in and Anderson, gold Alaska, school had a to Searsmont last Fri- Fogg, Gilley, Bartlett, Hamlin, Gross, etc.; 1894 and the less than maid was Miss Hattie Flowers, best in in sleighride of Maine 1844-b. He was educated in the Michigan crop are to be the richest in the world. The annual session of Waldo Sisters, Bartlett reported afternoon. There were 17 members of the District Gordon, Hamlin, Dolloff, F. Magoun, the Mr. Allie Ashton, ushers Miss Gertie San- day common schools of this and afterwards ""-thirds.George The American Gold will be held with Belfast and Sister Sliibles of city and for President of Mining Bureau, whose Juniors and two Seniors. A Lodge Lodge, Sat- Sunlight Grange. All 'under, many years derson and Mr.Herbert L. Bolster. The bride turkey supper graduated at Bowdoin college. On leaving *' discovered a rich urday, Feb. at 10 a. m. The the were rendered. The. dia- Iowa at died there engineer fabuously field, was of at the Nevens after 15th, beginning parts finely college Grinnell, was very becomingly dressed in navy blue partaken House, Brunswick he lead law in the office of ui. will send out a force of order of business will be carried were Judge 30th.Alaska’s gold output last Feb. 20th, consisting which there was a dance and socia- regular out, logues particularly amusing—“The broadcloth trimmed with general Howard in Portland, but soon after it is was near- passementerie, address of Dutch lad and being ;tr, estimated, $3,000,000, the engineer, five surveyors and 20 or .'>0 men bility. They returned about 12 o’clock. including welcome by Sister PL lassie,” by E. L. Bartlett and wearing a corsage bouquet of white carna- admitted to the Cumberland bar he was ap- §800,000 of which has been obtained to locate the entire district. They will offer L. Brackett of Belfast, response by District Mrs. Maud Hogan; “The gentleman and his y the Yu* tion pinks. Miss Flowers wore blue Last afternoon Miss two colored A. J. pointed a paymaster in the navy. He re- placer mining, chiefly along 250 shares at $100 which will navy Friday Evelyn P. Templar PL S. Dolliff of of servants,” by Webb, G.G. only each, rep- Jackson; poem and B. ui river. There are about 500 stamps cashmere, corsage of After Morison entertained her Gilley Gross; “Mr. and Mrs. Spoop- signed bis position in the navy to that resent an interest in the whole. Further in- bouquet pinks. young friends at welcome Sister Nellie F. Gordon of Bel- accept •*> by eudyke in a search for Mr. and Mrs. operation.Talking of fast of refreshments were pills,” of treasurer of the Portland and loading formation be had of congratulations served, the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. fast J. G. Hamlin. Ogdensburg ''al the London Nautical may Deuslow, Ward & Lodge, response by District Deputy PL cargoes, Maga- after which a time was eu- railroad. He lias been in the insurance bankers ami stock 50 thoroughly good Morison, the occasion her 11th birth- L. of uie remarks that at Cardiff a steamer lias Co., brokers, Broad- being Bartlett, Thorndike ; election of officers a The St. Paul Floated. business at Portland New York. joyed by large company of guests. They day; and afternoon, Miss Frances for many years, former- ‘ken on 9,234 tons in 28 hours.Wm. way, Saturday and delegates to Grand Lodge; recommen- received a tire but at is 1 the founder of Webbs’ Acade- number of valuable presents, and Howes, of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. dation of The ly insurance, present general Webb, daughter District Deputy, and installation America liner St. Paul, which got for Maine The Club will meet among them a silver fruit dish, manager for the New York Life. my and Home for Ford- Debating this, Thurs- berry spoon, Howes, observed her 6th of officers. stuck hard and fast on the New Shipbuilders’, sugar butter fruit similarly birthday. Belfast Lodge will furnish din- sandy He is president, of the Cumberland Club, shell, knife, knives, pickle coast a '•am N. is out an ex- day, evening. A mock trial is on the pro- The on both occasions Jersey week ago Sunday* while Senior Vice Height, Y., getting dish, etc. The party broke up about 11 guests were delight- ner at the room. Several Commander of the Loyal lodge prominent making for New York in a dense was haustive work upon American Shipbuild- gram. The ladies are invited to be present. all it a time. fog, Legion of Maine, prominent in social and o’clock, voting highly enjoyable fully entertained. Grand Officers are expected. floated about ten o’clock forenoon. Tuesday political circles, and lias a host of friends. [ The Slaughter of th Innocent. YEARS OF INTENSE FAIN, American War Ballads. j Johnson’s A TOURIST GETS THE REST OF A TRAIN George C. Eggleston lias collected the NEWSBOY. J, H. Wattst druggist and physi- war ballads of this country, and pub- [Written for The Journal.] cian, Humboldt, Neb., who suffered with lished them in a volume handsomely print- heart disease for four years, trying every ed and finely illustrated. We are not Anodyne He was a a tourist evident- young man, remedy and all treatments known to him- “Jingoes,” but some of these verses stir ly, and there was a distinct air of pessi- I self and fellow-practitioners: believes that the blood like the blast of a bugle. heart Liniment/ • ■ mm mism about him. As he alighted from j disease is curable. He writes: The first one in the book describes the I wish to tell what your valuable medi- between the Yankees and the Indians u^np the train at Oakland a friend j fight Pier, waiting ; cine has done for me. l-’or four years I had in the wilderness near where is now Frye- row him and the two at once betook stscstc. greeted heart disease of the very worst kind. Sev- burg, Maine, (’apt. John Loveweli, in ** It is unlike other. \\ mMA pt.AU themselves to the While the eral I consulted, said it was with Massachusetts met any S S ferry-boat. physicians 1775, 54 men, It is the oldest on earth. • / a chief with SO or 100 k| peerless Piedmont was ploughing her way Rheumatism of the Heart. Tagus, Pigwacket It is to all others. ^ Indians. It was a 16 whites superior M§ It was almost un- bloody battle; | (U * f across the to San Francisco, the It is the vital and muscle nervine. ^ ■ bay and 30 Indians were killed, Love- I great U en durable; with ('apt. ! men were as it is for internal as much as external use. young overheard conversing a and the Indians scat- shortness of well ml Pacos fell, j It is used and endorsed all athletes. off Canada. was by follows; breath, palpita- tered to Young Frye j It is a the and the ballad says: soothing, healing, penetrating Anodyne. “I tell you what,” said the tourist, “I tion:. severe chaplain It is v liat mother should have in the every house. unable to “He many Indians slew, am dead sick Pullman car pains It is used and recommended of porters.’ while bullets by many physicians everywhere. sleep, especially Ami some of them lie scalped It is the Household from “If the Baron can't afford to furnish ’em round him Hew. Universal Remedy infancy to old age. ou the left side. It is safe to trust that which has satisfied after fierce. generation generation. free, at the price he charges for his stuff- No pen can de- A brave chaplain but somewhat It is made from the favorite of a old prescription good family phvsician. ed then he should scribe my suffor- The Revolutionary War produced some It ’o' marvellous how ailments it will heal pigeon-holes, surely many quickly relie\e*, and cure. part icularly verses, and has since occasioned others. furnish a the schedule, adjusting price durimr the last Paul Revere’s will Our Book Treatment for Diseases and Care of Sick Room,” Mailed Free. Ride, by Longfellow, of those wisp brooms.” 'monthsiirr-rs, of those be remembered. Sold by all Druggists. I. S. JOHNSON & CO., 22 Custom House Street, Boston, Mass. “As it is now, you see, the thing is left four weary years. | Listen, my children, and you shall hear DR. J. H. WATTS. I finally tried Of the ride of Paul Revere, S'emperaneo Notes. to the judgment of llie coon, and he puts midnight j On the eighteenth of April, in Seventy-tive; ! in bis best work on those whom lie thinks Dr. Miles’ New Heart Philadelphia is having her Lexow, in Cure, i will stand the most often ! and was at the result. It new You know the rest in the books you have ! WILL HE HELD IN the investigation before the Andrews milking. Pretty surprised put 1 life into a new man of me l read, he blunders, and it's hard on the coon’s | and made CH \ HALL, PORTLAND, 'Committee. They have a sense of How the British regulars tired and tied.— grim I j have not had a symptom of trouble since nerves and bad for the passen- How the farmers them hall for hall, humor in that staid city, and name their neglected i and I am satisfied medicine lias cured gave your From held ml each fence and farmyard wall. 16, unlicensed saloons A I ger." me for 1 have nov enjoyed, since taking it Thursday, April 1896, kSpeak-easies. | j his with \t Eleven o'clock M., “I had to walk on the neck of tin4 Burgoyr.e began campaign most eon upt state of alfairs exists there por- Three Years of Splendid Health. proclamations and boasts, but ended in ! -• i< t i j• six candidates ter for and the are to be in our car this morning, and lie begged wits did not him. policemen found in I murht add I am a and ha ve surrender. The spare President aim \ a President dcd your '.It art. < for “Winn Jack tin- king’s commander tend t: i- i;.s Na; 1 Rryuidiean I know done foi me a: -1 Was go: ng to Ins of coast to get rid of malaria. Why, you what it only duty, at s: I.",d- Mi--, uri. on keepers bouses of ill repute. ii'i 11., tuwd he smiled and bowed wish 1 could s: ray '-’Mur- Through Line Li. Lsnd i-.. n a ng any other see. last some of our off li’oria’lc'r.y | night people got To every blooming beauty. h 1 tnay ] •} <-l ! e. lr.e in !. -re i;. ing then and lie good hen!’, h 1 m j‘ *’•'- Its WWiJiy^RYTiMe Seiem i ;ic IiiMruetion in the at -!- .d r- ? *, h- a- Temperance ki no, and the had elblls while he y -.-lit; t wi!! 1> Row- nig a ., Your Nervi and oiSier rem<-d' The uity rung with feats he’d done schools is .h a noble ..t « most useful ing wa> blushing’em off, and the elegant tri- give exo"!li. n‘ 1. f:n*t i«*n.” J. 11. 111 Portugal and F aimers, Plug in the lead \ r.e.vu he'd be crowned n eai. m and has bee..no- nea-i uni- ”.»4. nd all the thought Id hi -rnor m work, ly oh4-ti-nguing he did with tin t corn broom Humboldt, Mek 'lev Tin- iiist >f Ah x mders s-M on a a o v.-isai thr«»i ghout the 1 nited Mates. Mis. was 'list but this ne when Ur. M?V*s Hear' great, •rniug. ie gnaranthat. ; e ■-M>o;; His boasts an ! proclamations did not Mary II. Hunt of lb ston has be( n inde- we he'd <>\. \ the and arrived, gotten ague avail to provcni hu surrender at Saratoga. it Will b-: nt j" :s ,:d ci y fatigable in her m-rts in ties direction, was so President having fever, by the time lie got by iho J)r. Miles Ic.. uidal t'. -., H- Tim -iby Dwijlo. auerwards ity Wi i. !; t lie e\i-;-' \aeauey1 and it must be a at satisfaction to her of Yale College, in a commencing ms at* 'i■ will de in m*ssI«■!• in tin* grt along to my section liedidn't dare use the poem ■■ e o n * “Columbia Columbia, to arise,” k. 11 to have met with such \v o),\en: lm, 4"’ !n yaryo.-e ,.( strength predicted its g]or\ : i\ -reden; ial-ot -;<••, -..res. i)ee_:.Res nition. In. is*.4 most of the St. tes had a left to the silver. See*.'' i pocket Restores on s the l-.r ad- : .• 'Lithe To yai tic irate in the eon- “Ages ;ig<• spl.-u unfold, ance education lew. The '•'“111 h !•••. ea ted -nl.S. «ji!ei;i to tile date tempei exeep- “Oh yes !‘m always in trouble, and be- Thy reign s n- CM, and tin- noblest of time, d :1a .i;: lor : is convent i« t■ and delegates, tions wmc \h w Arkan- Most fruit i.; 1 tliy nest inviting thy i- Jersey, Indiana, fore I tell what last v e< k I :! no ; i. shi o..? 1„ eI,,-*,., r (i lie* State you happened ^EtoTirAx clinic >\*'ld >. to h.- < Tennessee. .South Carolina and. here;;tier aid'd lor the yuryose sas, want to ask a straight question. “Do 1 Let the lines i tin- cist ne'er enerimson it a ^ .•.m:n a'e fo| C, o ei -r. Now out of Id Mates name. JUMPED INTO PUBLIC •*•- Ceorgia. the thy Has ON 1! ■•: Maine, walnut regard to yast only look like a consummate jay :' Won!:! you FAVOR Be frenl'iin, and s-a uicn, and virtue •’■■’!’ .'■ •■•*:.• a-, w ,. ait Insymyathy wi;!i are thy three without scientific or ]•):ysiologi- take me to be a man who couldn't tell an -ee: iu.etit- e\] ?r->ei; in T lit call «•! lie Id- lame.’’ ■• a a.. a ii (4. mmi:tee ■ he cal instruction. These three ACCOUNT OF ITS SIZE AND Reyuhliran temperance •yste? stew from a ham sandwich-.’ Would I'lie Song of Marion's Men. bv QUALITY.IT5 Nat ! <••’••»■:: i, i. a;.- e,-.finally Railed to A healthier, heartier, happen- n in than Bryant, are Ccorgia ami Avka.n.sas. A is ited. Virginia. you pick me out as a fellow who would -1 lin ,J. Neill f 7 N.-rth 'K.ghth str. el. spit t,“ tieiruntes ;o thi- t'onvention. _ a Great number of the Canadian Provinces c- uid not he found mi a “Our hind is hut tnn* ami B>g Pskce .:•• by leg- revel in moral Philadelphia, day'-, few, tried, Pm i" Sd-y Si;. ;•• ...nm:.!. ••. corruption search. The fart that he is stall alive ;s a ()tir leader Crank and hold .1' ‘si! PII H. MAM.KY. hatrtn.m. islative ouaeiinent and otliers Hoards ; by indeed," said the fiiend wit’ll constant wonder to his *N ! -Y I». :a:\. “Why no, friends. Tin- Brush soldier trem hies OF HIGH GRADE TOBACCO FOR \ e, d .a, of Mciieation now this in In the fall of ISN* lie to .suffer inde- >. mu-ta. Malt *js. ism;. require study playful sarcasm, “nothing of tin4 jay at began When Marion’s name told." si ribable ndseries from stone in the bladder. their schools as do Finland and most Sweden, but w ith those a The amusing of the all, siders, why probably Consulting an eminent physh mi in Piiiin- revolutionary Presidential <»ther is tin- “Battle of the Hectors Must all he Chos- c«a.r,tries. theol student.“ delpi.ia, he was told t h it a surgical operation rhymes Kegs.” »gical While the British en in State Convention. was necessary. So much did he dread tie* occupied Philadelphia, eh! well 1 1'Theological student, like result, for if unsuccessful it meant dear!:, the Yankees. u> annoy the British Meet The of a 1 ■ .In>1 on out plan taking going that lie on that,—it so much worse. You see 1 came put th« i; day as long as possi- that lay in the liver, manufactured ma- Ht: \!»•.>! \:;: t:- ) into tin* cole is a most mistaken one. ble. While in ti-cs frame of mi ml, lie heard chines in the of and x out of on shape kegs, charged "v; -V Si 11 ('<»>! m r F, Chicago the ( lb A About of 1 Tin heat ft*it after alcohol them with and set them -I A. M ! .. da a *js. 1 Shi4.. taking powder, floating might noon we went ■ lito a new division:, and I down the river. were 1 81)2 ho unsibcred as due to tin combustion of They discovered interested in new got the news-agent. 1 and produced a panic: tin* alcohol, it is not so: it is in truth a was late the ■•• up night before and hadn't “Now and down the natrd m a e.a,\t n; mn. ami th< remaining up throughout town, 11' ess of Dr. Klein states as < tors. « t.. i~ pro* cooling. Most frantic scenes were acted i.dii g 11•«• mem,- of ii;,. felt like reading, and 1 couldn't find any ':„;r- Ih use •. '••it cl I ld'| re-.liTai i s. were his experience in the I* raneo-ITussian And some r in here, and others there, niinatt the -rveral congressional district fun,like a kid.in lo.>king out of t in.1 window Like men almost dust railed. lives.J ton-. war, that the wines in abund- on lS'.i.'h he supplied at corn fields, so 1 w as the Although disheartened, July 1, 'Re ya-'iige -d the Australian Ida lot law en- watching peo- .»f “Some lire cried, which most ance to tin1 French bought a bottle it, and within a month denied, h'fiy4 1 O thr Elder the troops only intensified yrocednre. law, ple. Tots of folks like to visit a menag- had experienced beneficial results, and la- But said the .-artii had quaked ; tli ••ot:v«*ntion- are a onion of our elcetion -•_*.s- their sufferings from the cold. lie says: 1 te,re le- had finished the third the And girls and hoys, with hideous noise, o-ni. a-nl hi< !>a!!ot et rt-juires that Candida res erie, but get the same enjoyment watch- bottle, Ban the street ha'f naked. 'o he led to- ,\ the \r:, r- tl.roim 1 nmt the whole “Bet me tell gravel was completely dissol ved and his suf- through you there is nothing that ing that others in State must he ) !;-•* d in nomination by a couvii humanity get looking ferings at an end. :"i. 111:■ la• !es- a will make feel the cold more than irjife-rn; e.-.iastituer.ey than tlie you at animals with more Mr. Neill feels that lie owes a lasting debt “The kegs, 't is *' legs." said, though strongly made, w Stem lh err. ad -he candidates d a yam alcohol. of gratitude to Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Of rebel staves and Pre-idriinal eieCors must lie nominated iii “This news was a great show forme. hoops, sir, boy and for disorders of the bladder Could not their sta •* < -i \emioji. and I have therefore ii.eluded Remedy, oppose powerful foes, He w as about MO and wore a silk and and "it will a > the r;h! -j\ eleciors. cap urinary organs,-says effect The conquering British troops, sir. 1. A different nations are now cure, if one be 11 .M NLEY. 'hairman. Thirty-four a poxmarked countenance trimmed with possible.” Favorite, is with un- “From morn to night these men >f might We are our Winter so at federated tobacco and Remedy prescribed selling Clothing cheap, prices against opium, a yellow moustache. Jle looked as if he success for amazing courage; Wald., r.inniy i- entitled to .'f> delegates, as fol- failing rheumatism, dyspepsia Displayed alcohol. ami nerve troubles in which it lias cured And when the sun was fairly down, that will astonish The seas a is about over and had been laid away damp and had become you. that were considered the aid Retired to sup their porridge.” 'hltasi .. '.•Morrill..1 many beyond mildewed, and also as if moths and car- of medicine. All si. elrnon ...1 druggists, When the frigate Constitution (Old we want to put in our -a 0 "i .. .d Palermo .. The Bench of Massachusetts ;} Supreme pet bugs had gotten into his hair. The Ironside was Dr. ;:rtd.am. 2 pp.-ix-et.\ finally dismantled, holds that it is no to a oikP e.1 I'h! crime, train w as and Holmes wrote. Sea HU ... 2 palliative long crowded and lie was From 'vi,i !< an 1 Seal sni ii early child-S !. that a man lias been or is drunk (PAfPilll tear her tattered down! .1 Sioekton •> chinking for business and had the air of hooti until was “Ay, ensign » S|- mrs. ... hustling / L fl 1 V SPRING GOODS. 7 Sr in IS has it waved on .1 '•warn w Long high. ill* T hen tin- crime is committed. In a case responsibility and importance that 1 x .2 Thorndike .! you ;CULL IHn grownmyfami,yc * * * •* * ? a fortune J Do not come at once 1 — .2 Trov. tried before the full see in a farmer spent and :• ] lately Bench, boy who comes in out of The meteor of the ocean air delay, purchase 2i,o.■ P to cure me t trying C Shall the clouds no mere.” »■ he counsel for the the am! to sweep '’••nr .. .. w.-.ido.i prisonei urged, country goes work driving a I of this disease. I visited Hot ? M ‘M .\\ i t* Springs ...4 first, that his client was drunk, and, delivery team for a cheap market." l and was treated by the best medical ? The Mexican War produced some spirit- ed C. V. Hoffman; seo 1 ho was not foi •‘At he slid into \ men, but was not benefited. \\ hen \ poems. “Monterey,'’ by 1 M Pi (" ilion. d!y. responsible* being length tlie.seat beside SUITS, ULSTERS, OVERCOATS. / all bad St* failed 1 “We were not many—we who stood as In* inlu-ijted a taste for a book things de- / drunk, liquor, me, pulled from ’he bottom of his Before the iron sleet REEFERS, FUR COATS, •• that day I !>' ! >0 Journal had ery readable g% ^ was set the Bench arm full Vet a would '■ •! liisplea aside, riding and said in a c in many gallant, spirit d i'-e«s S-- a;,;! |. 'll > Mioeting ill stage whisper: and four I) 11 |w| months was C PEARY COATS, e (live half his years if but he could d*; ; m .4 •(. 11, direct n for offenses com- ‘H ere' * ■ gi i J IS a. 1 i S Uggest; ri;s sp« usibility j us t w 1; at y■ u wan•. 11* s hot. C entirely cured. The terribl; eczema C The stuff.j Have with us been at Monterey.” aii dam-* of i!;,• 1 e' -to it least. H>- n.* ti- ns so\a-ra! any Jt is a W. 11 stablished fad of science, only sneered and said 1 didn't can- for work was done, HITTENS, GLOVES. r*• < 1 br,1 1-11 rollo 1 it, 1'.2 smili 'inar- And thus our brave old Genera! another that can cu ate in a ■*:■ MTali.'e rsogl-T omiTt* d lie liquor nothing man, and at the same time glanced at the title AT 1 Ibtegehy battle won. THE •' : •' ||__ lied Oh elidd ! 11 !.;,•»■ i at but me: v from the imprint of well know n Chicago publishers. Soldier’s monument in Kentucky: hst A ••i,i tin- 1 •a>T .-ks tin tx ; A si*'v is fiincnt in tlit* Orient of a I was astonished at Mis “The mutlled drum’s sad roll lias be g S i, ai.d I.t he gall,and wondered -sc Pangel- ys The soldier's last tattoo ; White SI Main 1 1 h1 eta; see IS >. how a Store, hp We'll make U wise ■•-!»'. t-ik who nave To a An he took me to young b just big jay be. He No more on Life's shall meet :• IM!;1 h •• a." Lakes. parade [Ibmg.de, Ji•'Mi wlem lie was about to said of course j wouldn’t want to That brave and fallen few. ]2 h-*. xx ltd not overlook, 1411 have lonk- On Fame's eternal camping-ground CHAS. „or a list ol rriincs ami bade him ehooset.be blit that although he sold one for >2.00 O’CONNELL, Propr >• 1 Their r- 1 gide\ w itli oilo r* of the Pn ss silent tents are spread, one that set nn d the least harmful. The he’d allow me to read it for $1.00 and in the Ami Glory with solemn round. y-s. e, t*i-.n who visited that guards, region in i.s‘12. The bivouac of the dead.” •• turned in horror from mur- when l had finished p parto« k tie.re of the younn pmiee morning it. he would 1 Lange ley Trout, K. B. in the 11 alio well 1 if'*. v V-;t u I i1!! i« i|, amt a [11. Register. :-h.s ,f I and der. then lo>s of and told the exchange for of Wood’s r« i.. a in in in i. y lb-d," Wore partaken of virtue, copy Stanley MiRYlim if >’ ho gh,r s of the most po-sistenr and I’atiiaich in wni’d ehoose intemperance. Over the Range,” free. That was so Who Wants a Pilot Boat? WANTED-To take orders on the road during Pin Worm ‘‘h- hs ...t, Tli.s was flu verond rich 1 him visit of “Y.oi have chosen that,” said the wise gave my dollar the coming and summer. immediately, spring I'nequalled THE NEW YORK FLEET OF SIXTEEN FOR SALK. •• Pp-ss Association. Mothers Howard Owen or old man, “which will all.” and he left me after T be to chance for beginners and experienced men. VVe bring you saying, may New York, Jan 24. Owing to the intro- ink lbch call Tell you of the first ELIXIR visit, after all want your and are to liber- tin rout sleep running night, but you’ll help willing pay duction of steam in the service of the veueta •vu rh was a pilot ■ notable .me. turn ally for it. 2m2 t'l.! I 1 y «•» rs. I 11< ■. M ’. .m I I,. It' ib,ligelev's lion. lind me in Blair said in his in up the smoker on box in of 1(> u:il 11 ('. 11 .• 111 h >■ ... 1 a .a me Ilenry speech my Do not fail to write at once for port New York, New York boats, pi- | rod !■'!.. d d again, no doubt, an i may our es- full information. pilot Only the of children or adults a surl.y niitil. • tl e United States Congress: “The essence morning.’ Well, you see, I was WHITING NURSERY now laid up in Erie Basin, are offered for :,h-ohteiuporary be there to welcome go- CO., A valuable book about ebildn a s« ut free to mothers. * 4 57 Blue Hill sale. are ves- 1 '':•■ visitors. of the institution of slavery was igno- ing to buy “Over the Range” at Denver Ave„ BOSTON, MASS Appended the names of the Knew Trrutni'at'■/'./'i/i'-. Part i-ailurs u sels with a brief of them DR. TRUE CO., AUBURN, ME ! rance.” Can we not as truly say, the es- anyway, and it costs $1.50, and it struck together description J._r._ 1 h»* New Baltimore*" is the title of ar and the asked: Ezra built in sence of the liquor traffic is ignorance of me 1 could teach this fellow something prices Nye, ’• resting illustrated article in tlie 1859, 4b.44 tons, price $1,500; Edmund Blunt, ORIENT INSURANCE COHEANY Abstract of the Annual Statement of thr Feb- the moral, mental and physical effects of that would prove valuable to him.” Sale u> in which tlie built in 1858, price $2,000; Edmund Driggs Harper's story of the alcoholic ‘I ead book. It was Special of Conn. ETNA INSURANCE COMPANN drinks. According to the census my not a bit crusty, Hartford, '•< * built in 41 Richard iit growth of tlie Monumental is 181)4, tons, price $3,500; in Isct. City of 1880 the nation of course, but just a good and well Incorporated HARTFORD, CONN spends annually $815,- story K. 47.08 built in Commenced Business in ls72 ntert told, of the the Fox, tons, 1870, price $4,000; liningH shipping more worth 50 the (>n tin? 31st da\ of 1 *«m rinher, lK'.lf), m.iilc to the 000,000 for alcoholic drinks than for cents, regular price.” Charles H. built in Chari.ks B. Whitish, President. writer Marshall, 1800, price STATK of says: “The conductor James C. Taintor, Secretar\. maisk. education, and more informed me that his Of $4,000: Joseph E. Loubat, built in 1880, 70.44 public $804,500,000 Music. Howard \V. Asst. Cook, See'reiarv. 1 !h1 *■ are fleets of Baltimore vessels tons, price $4,000; Fannie, built in 1801, re- than for Christian home run ended ai I>-, where we were to I morporated ( •immenced lhis:ness lM.L in the missions, and built in 1890, $4,000; Edward F. Wil- ngaged Brazilian and Central and We want to reduce our stock of sheet price Capital Paid up in Cash, $500,000. W jji. n. »■ arrive at 0 p. so at about built in rebuilt uK, rresident ""iith American foreign. ai., five o’clock liams, 1803, in 1888, price \N trade, among which the and have decided to offer four II. Kin*;. Seeretat — music, 1 $4,000; Actioa, built in ''•‘•n or so of lour-masted vessels I had finished my novel and 1880, price $4,500; ASSETS HKiTM HER 51, 18:15. great promptly hundred William H. 53 sheets at Starbuek, tons, built in 1880, Beal Capital Paid up in Cash, f4.ooo.ooo on. uicli belong to that mer- Erasmus Darwin said: It is remarkable ambled forward into the I estate owned by the eompam un- distinguished smoking car, price $5,000; Jesse Carll, built in 1885, price 1 incumbered. h;,;iit ot ! ;ie ..$ 4s.il:'H'- olden school, C. Morton James built in tiiat all the diseases from drinking spiritu- where 1 found, just as I $5,500: Stafford, 1888, 59 tons, Loans on bond and mortgage Hirst asm:is i.i Min i: ix«r. are expected, my ! >tewart, L-q.. the and Cents $5,500; A. built in 1801, liens. .. 70 legitimate per price Mary Williams, | 105,414 •» ous or fermented are liable to be- man in street liis Copy. I teal estate owm-d P.\ nij w >rth\ siiiri .ssors of the liquors clothes, train box pack- rebuilt in 78.42 Stocks and bonds owned the i:oiu- Baltimore ciip- 1892, price $5,500: America, by umnouinhered .'. s .ton.iMio > market value... l.'»:k;.155 14 >er ''1 (inti come the or ed and a id built in Eben 1>. Jor- pany, Loans on Loud and r-• siiip.s helium fault*.’ hereditary to third fourth locked, all to leave at This music some of tons, 1880, price $5,500; mort .pirr t• ready includes the best Loans secured by eollaterals. t)0 dan, built at Boston in 1888, 08 tons, i;,'.i5(i ; liens). ,1:0000,1 A of the ration, if the the station. 1 “All price asb in the olliee majority vessels of this fleet gem gradually increasing, said, old standard, and new company's principal Storks and hum!- owned ! tin .1 m right, man, popular publications $5,500; Joseph Pulitzer, 70 85 tons, built in I and in bank. ns.7ni IS ilia cause pan) rket. \ a lor. .... 0,' ,*i:.( ns ,•• 1 were built ;n Bellast. and one is now on be until the be- I'm done with can me ‘Over in editions. It is an 1894, price $7,000. Interest due and accrued. 15.211(1 continued, family this; you give higli priced oppor l.i nils scniivd li\ Premiums of come of a lifetime in dm.. collet:;ion. 2t11 nc. < in 's ai* sleeks here for tin- same linn. In extinct. the Range’ now.” He looked me over, tunity to purchase music ‘ash f In• r.oinpHii) pn ueipa I 1 dl'i-f and in As a inducement to this hank. 7 J.'d.' :»7 workmanship and speed the Belfast built hesitated a moment, then thought better special hurry Aggregate of all tlie admitted as>ets of Interest dm* and the com at their aetttal value .S2,242,20;: r tlie most we FREE with | pain Premiums in due irse •; .•<■l!i-,o •» harkcntiues stand at tlie head in In invitingly dainty cover, sea- of it and unlocked his box and sale, give each copy j.4.• n Balti- slowly I.I.M',11 MIES I»1 UMBER Ml, 1805. s midwinter—its frost made the a one of "t more’ coffee lleet. sonably typifying exchange without a word. Then ticket, which will take a. Net amount of unpaid losses and A^greit'are all tin* admitted assets claims. of t lie e. o: 1 pa 11) at t-eiiM' Mai .'nr..-' 1, '» -s and snow--the February Ladies’ Home I left him witli a and in lnu.JiT 51 tear, my opinion Amount to iv 1.1 a ui It is stated on good that Col. The Nose and Throat, rcipiircd safely insure i.mis 1 in 1 m mi: >1, s;.,.. authority with illustrations all .. Journal, resplendent by lie must have some NO. 1 AUTOHARP. outstanding risks -.11 4M Net aim out of Larks 1). Morton is to In- another experienced very queer All unpaid 1ik.cn 1 given the best and other demands against tin com- • artists, attractively varied in TVo. Mil) Sl„ Maims.. > under the emotions, for instead of rid of a viz: etc. 15.4l.M. Ml position administration. Ex- getting pany, commissions, A i\ its literary features, is unique. Just a mount required to -.if, n- in-un ok is 50 cent book for lie had Fairfield all oiirstamiii»r risk .... secretary Whitney interceding in behalf faint of $1, given $2 worth (Nf.au St.) Total of suggestioi approaching spring is amount liabilities, except A I "t her f Mr. Morton. President Cleveland is demands i:..iin the r.ou in an of a bloom- of for $1 and a at liis Mears & capital stock and inn surplus. 1,‘Mf!5 nr. given article, descriptive leading got beating Pitcher, BOSTON, MASS, par.) viz eomnii--n 0.-. ri. I'-' 17:' -1 onvinced that he was a little in Capital act ually jiaid up in cash. :•«»(•,• nuuo hasty ing garden, by F. Schuyler Mathews, for own to game.” Surplus beyond capital 5i.:.s:;s 40 a I listening the made Hours, 12 to 2. (>ther hours bv onlv. Tot aim lint oj 1 a ... •: t ms. e complaints against which \V. Hamilton Hibson, who repro- appointment vrrpt Mr. Mutton. The hoarse notes of the Piedmont’s 75 Main Oct., 1895.— '•a pita I stork .1 mi nr -m 1 7 Many Maine Democrats duces Nature such St., Me. Iyr4ft* Aggregate amount of liabilities, in pin-.•:» with artistic Belfast, • a fidelity, * pita! act ua I!) pa i : ,]• ia '-.isli .... 1,1*00.111111 m would like to see Col. Morton in an her eluding net surplus. S2.2-12,20;: 45 again has drawn a series of illustrations por- whistle announced approach to the | Surplus heyond <:ii ilal.. ;| j,-m pi official position. ["Lewiston .Sun. .TIIIJ. LILLI) & WEST. Agents, Belfast. *le. traying annuals in the rich glow of pro- and the men were lost slip young quickly A rer;i t e a u 10 ini I 11.11 o! 1: m». jn Of course our Lewiston fuse bloom. James Whitcomb contemporary Riley sings in the mad rush for the gangway. •Mudrhg net surplu-. >i 1.0'»1:.m is aware that in his strain of “Little A RHEUMATIC I V\ Maine sweetest, purest CURE 11:1.1) vVi I Si very many Democrats E. S. ,JK. Vgerits. lieltast. Me. Maid-O’-Dreams,” a fanciful little ONE HUNDRED would feel that they had been “insulted poem, the spirit of which. Rosina Emmet Sher- SWAN & SIBLEY THAT IS A CURE. again it Col. Morton is an office given by wood has winsomely presented in a full- Rheumatism is caused by lactic acid in the blood. JOBBERS OF tlie Cleveland Administration. The Plum page picture. Ex-President Harrison’s Hood’s Sarsaparilla neutralizes this “This of Ours” acid and cures rheumatism. .FOR SALE BY. 1 iust still rankles in their memory. paper, Country series, discusses the “Presidential and CRAIN, Tin* Bi l l. i:\IU. OF Ki l l AST, V 41. MO, Office,” Mr. A. A. HOWES «&: CO. < Wanterno—“What particular point Ymcriran 1.• hi!, is ,i mv Milliken’s General Harrison’s views the drrs.y Bcgistrr. Congressman (Question. gives upon are you following up in vivisection now, stable ill South Bel I a.si Mr sen ire. I’rrms s 1 .on' FEED. subscriber eligibility of the President for re-election. doctor?” hereby gives public notice to all b» be paid ,.t tin.I ser\ire He is |,\ Corona'- week concerned, that lie has been he Last Mr. Brumm of Pennsylvania, a Anderson de Navarro reaches the Dr. are to estimate THE duly appointed Kxile; b> Main. Kxile. L'f..PL’b. .-ut .>1 Pine Mary Scalpel—“We trying and taken himself the trust of Administra- believer in liberal was upon 'I'ree Corona. .'»4.i;n:: Main. Kxile is h\ Kxile ..i thorough pensions, most of her the exact amount of it causes the ani- SEEDS and tor Now interesting point memoirs, pain of the estate of for Sale. Sr. out ■ •! to Mr. Bartlett’s intimation that Ready Lambert, l'.xile’s Sinvr>s. pine I’ree replying of mal.” » is telling her first appearance in the larger SOPI1RONIA late of man in orona by Hulbr’s Son. 2 1 ,11> 1, out .d Pine Tree the. veterans are the Dur- if WALKER, Winterport. No Waldo County can soil ;t better looting treasury. Mr. Wanterno—“Don’t you think you Maty. IB.JPJl Farmers w to their Mr. Brumm’s Mr. cities, incidents of her touring experi- GROCERIES. in the County of Waldo, deceased, bond siting impro\e ing remarks, Milli’ken was tried it on one of the fraternity he’d be able by giving article^tlian IJwill for the money. dm IS stork should give him a call. Bm4 ences and of some of the notable as the law directs; lie therefore all per- seen edging for the Renter aisle. This meant people to make a better and more scientific requests report?” Importers of Suit. sons who are indebted to said deceased's to “a “Will the she met. T. de Tliulstrup has illustrated estate ISAAC si. ELIJAH question.” gentleman permit [New York Herald. make immediate payment, and those who have STAPLES, PHILLIPS, South Belfast. me?" the man from the numerous Dealers in the finest of quoth Belfast. “Cer- chapter. The departments quality any demands thereon, to exhibit the same for set- Mr. Brumm. to BROOKS, MAINE. tainly,” replied “Well, how are well-filled as usual. Curtis Pub. Co., tlement, him. Kl FPS LITTLEFIELD. PILES! PILES! PILES! can the treasury be looted after it has been Beecham’s for consti- Philadelphia. pills and ^ . emptied by the operation of the Wilson- Anthracite l>r. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment will cure Gornian tariff act and the of the BELFAST Blind policy The New Moon is full jo^ and Get NOTICE. ILLUMINATING CO. Bleeding. 1'lrcrated and Itching Piles, p now in When Mr Brumm for January of as1?. the pwt.y power?” pation The undersigned tint ice to all absorbs the the at interest as — Blacksmith LOd-lS. hereby gives tumors, allays itching once, act recovered he answered the usual All s partially inter-1 complete stories, persons indebted to the firm of Conant & VKUSONS INliKHTiai To |‘|. Com CAN V t hat he will as a poultice, gives in-tant relict Hr. Williams’ that there was not sketches and a read- book at CO. are to call at the old stand at beat his ottice in Met Unlock rogatory by saying really departments making your druggist’s and **“ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. requested the Block, at the corner .Indian i'ile Ointment is prepared only for Piles left to store of Jackson & McIntosh and make ot Main and on ■much loot. The House smiled. able number. satisfac- High streets, daily, and after and Itching of the private parts, and not hi ne else. with us at it. tory arrangements once. Monday. May 20th, from 10 to 12 m .to receive Kvery box is guaranteed. Sold by diuggists, sent go by 33, 35, 37 Front St.,, Belfast, Me. N. F. CONANT & CO. payment. Hoi'STOX, Receiver, by mail. *1 .OO per box. For Belfast Illuminating Co. Wlldd VMS M’FC CO., 0 Children for Pitcher’s Castoria. Annual sak a more than 6,000,000 boxes. TJULEPHONIS 4-2. 1 f Belfast, Jan. 22,189(>.—3w4* Prop's, Cleveland, Cry May 13, 1805.— 23tf Sold at MOODY’S, Belfast. 1 y44> small one will rich [ very yield returns in The National Conventions. health and pleasure. Salaried employ- The first of the regular National Dele- ments are very few and wages pitifully gate Conventions for the nomination of comes to small. Even the Governor-General gets stay candidates for President and Vice Presi- a a There is more than one food which will cause only §1,000 year. §30 month is con- the body dent were held in 1831 and 1832, to put to sidered a princely salary, and school- increase in weight. A free of will do this candidates for the election which took supply sugar ; is up so teachers of the highest grade receive §120 will the some place in the latter year. The Anti- starchy foods; cream, and other fats. But annum. If a per woman is not Masonic party, the first of the “third” to become and remain in is not what attractive, there have fleshy, yet poor health, The Azoreans, especially the women, is parties which figured in national l you Cod-liver oil increases the because it a excel in something wrong. was the earliest to want.. is that calls for * politics, organization weight everything digital Any woman can I be adopt this system. It made its nomina- food. But it does far more than It dexterity. do the finest attractive if fat-producing this. They hair-work, she will tions in a Convention which met in Balti- make the or the of crotclieting and embroidering, make feath- effort. It more and alters, changes, processes nutrition, the isn’t September 2(5, 1831, put up restoring er and knit altogether a William Wirt for President. The normal functions of the various and dowers, open-work stockings of organs tissues. question beautv. of the at once of its great parties day adopted Take a email of Cottolene and a little cream exquisite texture and finish. The men a matter ot quantity ; warm In a fry- largely health. The the In New Break t> in it and stir system. York, ing pan. eggs until slightly cooked. Serve hot. carve delicate from the bloom and glow of health far Pennsylvania designs white pith go toward and New Jersey at an earlier date the I Tse not more than two-thirds as much Cottolene as would bringing beauty. A clear skin, you of the fig tree—ships, houses, crucifixes, bright germ of this plan was seen in operation, eyes, red lips and the which utter and be sure that do not overheat it before rival the vivacity but the system was not on a na- you dropping birds, bouquets—that finest wax- bodily good will adopted feeling brings, make tional scale until the of 1832. ■: This is essential in with Cottolene. and are at even a woman campaign Sccltl theeggs. work; adepts baskets homely 6tm4steru always cooking weaving handsome. Previous to that time Presidential Genuine Half of women nomina- of Cod-liver Oil with Cottolene is sold everywhere in tins with trade marks- "Cot'olene” of all from the wicker the one meets are semi- is cod liver in a and *'<*•*!■’« hen-j,hiHt icreuth—on every tin. Made only by invalids. Failure to heed the by par- riE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY. CHICAGO. 224 State Street. BOSTON. PORTLAND. ME. niers to the most fanciful article fo-. the warnings ties’members of digested condition. So that when a in of nature—failure to Congress, by expressions person gains weight outraged give the of the parlor table. Fayal lace has been needed the most preference by parties’ representa- from Scott’s it is because of two : long help by delicate and in the taking Emulsion, things sensitive tives Legislatures, or by common famous in Europe and is known organs—little troubles the oil has acted as a becoming until ignored consent. These are the opening and clos- First, food; and, second, in the they have become dominant_dis- fat-producing : w inter Trip to Madeira. the streets or in the gutters. The fruit United States. It is made from the ing the and the it has ease allowed every chance to dates, meeting-places restored to the a condition. Such an fibre of the spread and candidates of the body healthy heroines the staple article of diet, especi- Aloe, or “century” plant a settled seat—these Democratic National an« i;i>> « <»\ci i:\in«, nil-: gain brin°- is it about tilings Conventions: improvement permanc”' comes to tin* common who now which grows as in the the sunken, circled stay. ill. nil A NM sk. NOW AT ally among people, abundantly Azores eves, the hob 50 cts. and $1 a bottle. low checks, tile and 1832—May 12-13, Baltimore.A. Jackson SCOTT & BOVVNE, Chemists, New York. AVHKIil. \\ Ai.KS A1!K s-ason with their usual as in The when first pale sallow SMAIJ. oranges frugal Portugal. fibres, the skin, 1836—May 20-23, Baltimore .M. Van Buren Aii flabby, strengthless flesh, which 1840—May 5-6, Baltimore .M. Van Buren tii i: cm it:- r on uk< meal of cornbread and fried fish. In the drawn from the are about the long leaves, characterize tlie of 1844—May 27-29, Baltimore.James K. Polk ■IAN IMU I III F.S appearance the wo- size of No. 40 man 1848 —May 22-26, Baltimore. ( ganlcns evciyhody helps himself indis- i spool cotton, but are split who suffers from “female weak- Lewis ass x|"*it*It net of Tin* .1 onrnal ness." 1852—June 1-6, Baltimore.Franklin Fierce cMmin.itcly. The trees arc so extremely (by hand) much finer, and the workers 1856—June 2-6 Cincinnati. James Buelianan i>" \ i;::ic sn_ Funchal. i >cc. Or Pierce’s submit them Favorite has I860—April 23-May 3, Charleston....No nomination Rheumatic that no one knows what to do to the several other Prescription proliin proces- cun.,1 thousands of 186t—June 18-22, Baltimore.S. A. lie Madeira-. are oni\ suffering women. It Douglas days that of i860—June 22-23, Baltimore — .J. C. with the crop. It can neither he sold nor ses, including polishing with is a perfected for the Breckinridge '« si camel r> on specific troubles 1864—August 29-31, B. McClellan San Miguel, w e to Chicago.G. and thousands ivory tools, which the thiead a peculiar them. It eradicates 1868- -i 9, New Volk.H. Sevmour _' given way, annually upon gives the dis- July , h Gars. !•' take a look ai ; hem an idle ease. stops the 1*72- Ma> 1-4, Cincinnati. Horace Is the e Cure uf on or The best _ dragging, (Neeley only positiv known to (he Medical Profession for th.»u>ands bushels rot the ground sparkling brilliancy. fibre is' life-sapping 1872—July o- 0, Baltimore .Horace 111 of the wan main, and in a Greeley Id: and unless the perfectly rational, nat- l-SIC—June St. the Cure of ;u- fed to the swine. Your brought over in a crude state from the in- ural 27-29, Louis.S. J.Tildcii Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, Gout, acquaintances way, builds tlie wasted 1880—J line Lumbago, Sciatica, sin m up strength, 22-24, Cincinnati.W. S. Hancock mi his H ek.iijiiig. we shall terior of it will welcome you to their gardens with eager, Spain and Portugal. That pro- I bring buoyant health. It will 1884 July 8-h Chicago.Grover Cleveland Neuralgia,Ovarian Neuralgia, Dismenorrhrjea, Psoriasis. \ Liver put 1888-- Funchal to-m- >iT"W. roses into — June 5-7, St. Louis.Grover Cleveland are duced on the coasts of those ! pale faces solid flesh and ill-concealed delight. You urged to countries is in 1892—June 21 23, Chicago.Grover Cleveland Kidney Diseases. A positive Cure effected in fre n 6 ays, s it hard indeed ;o tear himsclt sunken It does awav and on places. with the 1896—July 7, Chicago. cat all von want, directly irom the trees, yellow, the island the fibre is; FOR SALE BY A. A. HOW! 8 & €0. humiliating examinations and "local i!i lie Ay.(mv- : their peaceful almost, black. Die latter The Charleston Convention of 1800 anr! date in .}>; lu-apiug basket sent home split, being Pierce Cine; Baltimore, Stephen A. Douglas v Physician to xeieise such a lethean charm make handsome how- consulting the nominated in the in which to you by ;t servant. This plenitude is at They very shawls, Invalids Hold and being gathering Surgical Institute at the Northern end of tiie that ilit longer he remains the ever, and the for hats and Buffalo, IN, Y, party was pre- tiist somewhat bewildering -accustomed trimming and :eti'u! A\iil hi lbs adeaux. l’er- dominant, J ilin C. Breckinridge in as we at dresses, especially when embroidered with of Cost. have been home to pay live cents the one in which the {Southern element ■ iA'e Avearietl my readers w rii- straw. Regardless by toilet in tor even poor oranges. Here we purchase Fans, card-eases, baskets, was control. This is why three Na- h about t!iese islands: and yet mats, and a thousand similar tional Conventions of the Democratic For the to from th« dealers from ten to fifty for a cushions, \ the is next we are going sell as not been told. Since a wo- danger ] in the table in 1800. Two articles are also made of the black and party appear THIRTY SAYS single cent- fresh and each one like is jucy, j Conventions appear in 1872, but the first >tscript said to contain the threads. The fine «Mhe remainder of our-^ a cup of liquid honey. 1 have often been yellow white lace, 111 fhp was a Liberal Republican gathering, which : her missive. 1 be union- may i with its rich is deli- nominated the ticket that the Democrats to the market and filled my bauds and gloss, indescribably a feAv last after aiding words, the cate and and two months later indorsed. The follow- pockets with the choicest fruit culled beautiful, has received first - - ! Az >r has faded from view. HALE'S ing are the dates, and begirt class medals at several World’s Exhibi- neglect- meeting-places from a two-bushel basket, and then gone candidates of the National CLOTHING ! is no longer tire remote j Republican pelago tions. declared Conventions from the away with a debilitating sense of mean- Many competent, judges i that’s beginning: e we used to consider 1 way place j it to be why HONEY 1856— June ness at a equal the finest lace. In 17-19, Philadelphia..J. C. Fremont CONSISTING OF 1 receiving half-rent in change for point j ...... ig been next door to 1860—May 1C-18, Chicago. A. Lincoln brought former the little that was manu- tin* single cent tendered for payment. As years so j of 1864—June 7-8, Baltimore. A. Lincoln almost, .. icre, by frequent and easy factured was sold in many 1868—May 20-21, Chicago. U. S. Grant for w no one ever thinks of Paris at | indfalls, extravagant 1872—June ation. Besides tlie whalers ami eating 5-0, Philadelphia.C. S. Grant Now that the 1876—June 14-17, Cincinnati.R. B. Haves Youths and them and they have no marketable value.” prices. business of expor- Mens, Boys’ Suits, vessels from all that since 1880—June 2-8, Chicago. J. A. Garfield parts, tation has to considerable HOREHOUND On all the islands, orange gardens mo* grown propor- [colds 1884—June 3-6, Chicago. .J.G. Blaine of mind have made the islands 1888—June 19-25, Harrison tions, several hundred women are AND Chicago.B. “ “ “ “ uopolize a large portion of the available engaged to a 3 1892—June 7-10, Minneapolis.B. Har risou re of a line of [ lead interest, passenger- in the manufacture, and the best of their 1896—June 16, St. Louis land. The Saracens, who once ► Ulsters, from swarmed, 2 packets Boston and two work to the United over this their goes States. So much country, brought favorite Maine at -■ p lino from New York at fatal disease. TAR Men the Head ply fruit with skill and patience does it need that few of \ | “ “ “ “ them, and every seed ► »«»TTT T ;i:\eivals. steamers they TTTT^ Fortnightly the workers ever marked IN .JOURNALISM, IN TIIE PULPIT AND IN dropped seemed to have taken root and acquire pro- ► Hale’s Honey of Ilorehound and Tar is 2 Reefers, do- the ween the islands THE SCHOOL. passage/bet ► made for throat and lung troubles. It 3 flourished. The groves are all surround- ficiency, though instructed and practiced -'■•t* o’, four ► acts like magic. Sold by druggists, 3 days, and thence to in There are now two clever Bath men at “ “ “ “ ed walls of lava from 15 to the art from childhood. It is sold on by rock, :i0 the or near the Southern It is ► Pike’s Toothache Drops cure in one minute, head, head, of leading Kurope. only the at low consid- Overcoats, feet high, to protect the trees from occa- spot incredibly prices, j New York Mr. of n San Miguel to anil newspapers. Mitchell, Liverpool, sional with ering the amount of time and the is less essential than Mr. gales, broken glass thickly precious j Sun, only ,l •• o.scls make it from two to a dozen j -♦#§♦- “ “ “ eye sight consumed in its An Dana to the best edited paper in the set in the mortar on top to discourage I making. | Blouses. Avt ek daring the fruit season, Avliieh i shawl country. Now Col. Frank W. Hawthorne thieves from over. elegant brings perhaps SO. 00, ! | ! climbing There is a | veils, lias assumed the editorial ;e> liom November until The | chair of the May. collars, jabots, etc., from :T> cents to si. 00 1 5 heavy, iron-hound door in the wall, with j Comfort. ! New York Morning Advertiser, the briglit- mca that tin- Azores must be an We mean as we must have the room for an j ! each. N\ all the lace-makers live in 1 est of one-cent business, .. stone cross set over it, and usually a arly I metropolitan newspapers. t1 winter residence, because the little of Col Hawthorne is a man of horse shoe” to warn village Praia, about 5 miles newspaper “lucky away j | I Comfort is ;i r.tate | ■ in about the same latitude as ■ ! ability and experience. He should suc- •a from .Ilorta. to the I ot quiet itches and duppies. The trees arc Though belonging joyment. ceed and 1 I V freedom the Times believes he will, i.i.i. is ais<• done awa\ with. from that I The : seem to their as- of peasantry, ivni( li or uu- Line planted separately in rows, and arc com- they superior disturbs [Bath Times. : ii t: j Furnishings, whin- there is seldom a Elegant Spring day sociates in and most of ! noys, m-»ni\ prop.igaud by layers, sometimes I intelligence them '• emi !e year's another which one can read and a Bev. Minot J. Savage, who has accept- with everv dollar grafting, or seed. Those raised write, very high degree of la^'We a five cent money order purchase by by ed a call to came give out *0 j 1 New York, from Xor- sja-iid pleasantly doors, education the low-class Azoreans. ♦ from !.'\ ers bear in three years, and reach among Are You Comfortable ? * ridewock. and will he r>0 old in of 11 l*a.mi. st inunti: of the Tj. * Me., years furnishings. but their wages ..re six s* n il at small, >• dune, lie has in Boston p: Inn 14 years. J>\ grafting, a pitifully or does v-m -..v disturb tJC preached twenty- age .ire J temporal thruugie'ut the cents a the and the : one years, and sheer force of intellect i lodiicthe orchard is not under day being averag *, you after eu! m.. A rnii-'is ^ by II procured j and STAPLES & 12 Main Street. with an extreme > brain lias himself at degrees diiler- most skilled and industrious seldom and coim ijaitcfj. o. •, blur j power placed COTTRELL, 10 years. Seeding requires the longest: the head of all New' tween winter am: and trouble | England preach sumim r of make more than 10 cents by working you time .1! all. but they are the most prolific crs, and is considered one of the ablest devices less than 1 j hat «>f any j steadily from dawn till dark. The man- of tie1 ldrh Mr. has and an- -aid in In less subject to the rind- j century. Savage THE NAME OF THE NEXT ■■ ,r> u •"■ -dity, except Mudei, T <• I ner of lace-making is not unlike knitting. 1 be ! been invited to deliver the essay be- : m. flic older tr< os bear the best fruit Why Uncomfortable ? 1 1 ! the Briiish and rains a good de.o. and esj-e.aa Two steel fore Foreign Ass< i iti'■ great age, yet produce ;• 1' Si-aki s fool. ‘The .it (Hut. 35 e. it l»o«t!eof all deal- spear the worker, and then the liv r-o ; age is also a -d remarkable a lingers *• poet ability. n. lop averaging :U),000 oranges, s,,me j ® ers. Ask lor au I.. I’.” Card. © eveiy day;" but the same rapidly that in | Barely’ using m; nuseript, he stands be*- ■•i' them turn bear a second called unpracticed eyes may try •■'•‘i .•! ami the crop. % fore large congregations week alter week, England, peculiar- vain to tra e their movements. Diere is t ihoiha fruit, so that the fortunate X ■■ •)- ’holding an audience as it is given few A/mean slaovcrs i< tile r: a pinky school iii Praia where the art is men to His sermons art? <-ans have all taught, ; do. widely pub- i. l. oranges the year round. they gather, expend ihcir together with the rudiments of ! lished, not only in this country, but l'lie are dur- i education, PiNEOwA COUGH BALSAM ! aw 1 1 range-quintas busy places across the waters. In to New pass ay. hey seldom give two sisters. A going York season. 1 by elderly good many is excellent f'»r all throat i nil animations ami for n ing the The fruit is be is noi hi-nclitted as his sal- i._ «•! approach, but are quite picking linaneially, young girls attend it and a few grown i asthma. Consump from the trees into has- 1 ary remains the same as in Boston—>>,U()0 OJb IVOVEWliEH llli. InIMJ. o* tali 1 j« in a clear as a carefully picked :i es will in variably sky besides a number of —but be seeks a field of women women, children al- ; derive benefit from larger usefulness. '1 “ l»ee t kets by boys, while carry the full : .rhuov Ct h 1 he tOlll- its use, as i: Public interest will inert use. and the bow tbe men win-so most for it is said to take a i qttirl/q steadily question baskets to the mound in babies, life- abates the ■ great the cotitrh, dways armed with an umbrella,' golden i vote turned the scale at the last election, arc satisfied with tlm results under tlie admin- time to become experts at so lenders expect*) ra- A close contest between -V2 middle of the orchard, where men ! lace-making; applicants the Hideous which the put tion easy, assisting flic most in :ic is- capote, the one the for the superintendenev of the Bath schools 1 istration they elected, will make the canq-aiiin intensely exciting them into boxes and bevies of children i younger begins, better. nature in restoring: ar as as closed with the unani- universally Englishmen AN ell, wo have put off wasted tissues. Wednesday night, I torvof the country. are out corn-husks I saying good-bye There is a laran mous election of W. II. Winslow of Belle- o kintoshes. There is this kept busy smoothing per- enor- as as but of those who for each and long possible; everything must centage ville, N. d. He will succeed L. (’. d in wrappers, rolling orange suppose their oases vantage the Azores, that it come to j its finis sometime. The sun to he who has been called to Lewis- THE NEW YORK WEEKLY them to the j long I consumption Phillips, TRIBUNE, zies. In five minutes handing singly packers, who are sutler- ton. the gutters since went to bed in the western only M>\ Winslow was born in Fair- j 450 are ocean;! from 1 About to till a ! a'chionie .■ rivers and oranges required injr field, Maine, about 80 years ago. lie the leading Republican family newspaper of the United States, will publish all the ng every roofspout sea and have their sky changed rosy tints : cold or deep seated eoupli. often ajrirravated l>v in box, but those for England are graduated from Brown University news of the to American citizen of : ;re Niagara, but in live minutes heaped for catarrh. For catarrh use Ely’s Cream Balm. Both political day, interesting every regardless party nun-like gray, and sails that ! the class of :80 and then took a with two or three hundred to save near-by remedies are pleasant to use. Cream Balm,.500. post ie shower over more, affiliations. is the porous earth an hour were almost per bottle; 1’ineola Balsam, 25c. at I11 course in at the Uni- Then the boxes to ago crimson, are now Drujrirists. graduate pedagogy duty. go the carpen- j quantities of £2.50 will deliver on of Also news in attractive the news •mobed every trace of wet and the receipt versity of the of New York, where general form, foreign correspondence covering silhouetted in black a mirror of un- ■ amount. City ters. who nail on the and are upon tops they he won the of A. B. of the an second to none in the market re .n completely dried the trees and burnished steel. The ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St., New York successively degree world, agricultural department country, ; for The bulk of the day is done, and so and A. M. lie taught the school at them if ready shipment. high which are short stories, in each leaving greener, possible, is our visit to the Azores. AVe will and for six ports recognized authority, fascinating complete is sent to where the bid Adams, Mass., eight years tore. the I orange crop England, number, the cream of the humorous papers, and domestic, with their best Naturally, surrounding you in Maderia. years was Superintendent of Schools in foreign “.St. Michael as the fruit of all good morning renders the 1 orange,” West X. J., and at holds comic fashion and elaborate of woman's with a atmosphere very moist, Fannie 13. AVard. Orange, present pictures, plates descriptions attire, the islands is is more a similar iu the town of ‘f our Atlantic scis- called, highly position adjoining varied and attractive department of household interest. The ‘New York Weekly resorts, your Belleville. esteemed than that of any other part of Proposed National Park in Maine, ast and your unused boots take WATCHES! Tribune" is an ideal family paper, with a circulation larger than that of any othei the world. The annual at of average exporta- j in the issued from the office of a blue mold; but all authori- TO HE LOCATED IN THE GREAT FISH AND j The Shipping of the World. weekly publication countiy daily. Large changes tion to England alone is 407,504 boxes, UH-ede that sea-dampness is health* GAME REGION. are being made in its details, tending to give it greater life and variety, and especially and the average price realized is £1.50 Are Low in Price and The sailing tonnage of all countries fell atlier than Hon. T. H. Wentworth, Fish and Game Very more interest to the women and the of the household. injurious. The houses off 309,000' tons last year, as compared young people per box. Some 300 sailing vessels and 40 Commissioner, has in view a for a no whatever for plan with 1894. But there was an increase of arrangements fires, ! national in the fish autl Good in at steamers are now as park great game Quality those for annually employed about 824,000 tons in steam tonnage—a •)>i culinary purposes; and region of Maine and is now at work upon A SPECIAL C OJVTlf A CT enables us to offer this splendid journal and ’lit transports for orange cargoes. Commer- very significant sign of the times. none are the it looking up the statistics, etc., needed, robustness of necessary leads in as a Journal99 for San is the queen of the which will England ship building, Republican iO cially, Miguel be presented to the Govern people amply attest. Flowers of ail matter of course. Indeed, 02 1-2 per cent, group, but the oranges of are the ment, if the is carried out. Fayal plan fully of the new mis bloom tbe winter and as tonnage launched during the through, best raised in the The park as out Mr. Went- Azores. The United mapped by was there TEAR OXTX/7 (,n rain falls worth would LOCKE'S, year acquired by her, although OXTE FOR $2.00, oftenest, vegetation is comprise the territory be- States market has never been supplied to was a falling off in the total credited to eeriest. Fresh fruits and tween Penobscot the East vegetables Pond, Branch, as with the for CASH IN ADVANCE. any extent with Azorean It Shin or If want a watch now her, compared showing """ oranges. Pond, twenty-live townships in all, you to your table at their best in 1894. Nearly 20 per cent, of the English takes a vessel too on a with 700,000 acres. In the centre is Mt. sailing long winter is the time weut to and "'nary. and as for Katahdin. to output foreign countries, (The regular subscription price of the two papers is $3.00.) oranges—the golden to land them in The branches of the East and buy—you j voyage good condition; more than one-fourth was secured by les from the garden of llesper- ! West Branches are the best spawning never will them as low I but now that steamships make the jour- get Japan, which is making commercial as SUBSCRIPTIONS MAY BEGIN AT ANY TIME. 0 for sea and x could not hold a candle grounds salmon, nowhere are to them, j into the business well as industrial progress by leaps and Address all orders to ney, they may go more there so many trout ponds as in that again. Come in and see oranges are as as Oe- bounds. gathered early if Jack Frost continues section. largely, especially how a An interesting table has been compiled, but the first fruits are rather sour Millinocket is a beautiful lake with good trade you can bis frolics in Florida and California. There showing the number of vessels, merchant The Republican Journal Publishing Co., Belfast. Me. and the harvest is not at its best many attractive islands. The best moose is no less abundance of other fruits at and and their built in in the section is north of Mt. Katahdin and is get warships tonnage 1' e Christmas. Then tlie whole land- the United States and other countries red and also a Azores, including bananas, yel- great region for deer. Caribou are Write name and address on a card, send it to Geo. W. Best, Room 2 se.ems and there is outside of England. It is as follows: your postal golden, such an and migratory but Mt. Katahdin is the Mecca low, ligs, guavas, other tropical va- and a of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY a Total mer- Tribune New York City, sample copy helming of them ail winter of the animals. It is not to in- Building, supply rieties: strawberries and blackberries of I proposed chant. and war- close the but it as a TRIBUNE will be mailed lo you. dial you see, hear, smell and taste of park keep guarded ships built in size and but the LOCKE'S, each conn superb flavor; pears, permanent breeding ground, which would : Warships, ry. hut laranjas- the word j Fountries. N<*. Tons. Pis. N*>. Tons. Portuguese and do not com- also supply the outside the peaches, apples plums j region park, Belfast National Bank United states. 3 12.034 r.4 99.911 ♦*>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦«« ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<- v «■♦♦♦♦«■ *•»♦♦♦ ranges. Tlie markets are crowded and to have a close time. Building, pare wit.li ours. perpetual Austro-Hungary... 2 .11,loo 12 PS.471 From its 1 •hem, and or 1 excellent location, its attrac- ( r. O. Square.) Belgium.'. 1,270 every shop, big little, 1 have neve found a j place worth living stock of fish British Polonies. 3o 10.381 "ic in its tiveness, and game, its pure ; doorway, among other sym- Denmark. 14 10,982 in where the cost of living is so slight as air, absence of Mr. Went- 7 34 ot reptiles, etc., France. 42,071 70.922 Belfast trade- tor lettered “signs” are in the Azores. Large and handsome worth believes that it is the place of all Germany. 3 ‘*.,340 78 94,12(5 Livery Co., \ in Holland. 2 1.155 27 9.447 | used the Azores, in till tlie others in the State for a national or city a little out park, j G. T. Italy. 2 12 * * ♦ houses, fully furnished, way 13,340 18,943 t BELFAST, flAlNL, ■ cts and great game preserve which could be en- READ, 1 4 lanes meet men Japan.. 2,800 5,09(5 country you of I'onta and with exten- | Delgafla Horta, from all over Norway 21 Women joyed by people the land. 12,873 hearlug great baskets of fruit sive fruit and flower Russia. 2 2,774 12 5,999 gardens attached, ♦ » MACHINIST, Spain. 1 9,000 2 9,949 ♦ Proprietor. their heads, and with The translation of Ben-Hur into D. B SOUTHWORTH, donkeys buig- can be rented from £100 to £200 per year. Arabic ; Sweden 13 2,7(57 the panniers of it, and a constant last work done Dr. Van who ...WILL GIVE SPECIAL *- — proees- Servants from £2 to £;> by Dyck, ATTENTION TO... wages average was the oldest Totals.23 loo,914 324 397,807 'II of OX-carts in American missionary in bringing oranges boxes the food like f I per month, including they Syria. Some day the United States may be able ♦ in the rural districts to tlie wharves and best, coarse bread and to boast of an output of shipping consid- Teams Turnouts, Every Description,: cabbage soup. ♦ ml store-houses; while the resonant more than one-tenth as as i ♦ cry Meat, poultry and eggs sell for about half | erably large ♦ FURNISHED TO ORDER NIGHT OR DAY. ♦ ! that of Let us so. tlie Muezzen is nothing compared to ....DEALER IN.... England. hope as much as with us, vegetables for almost Head! 1 My strident ♦ “Paranja!” ‘‘Paranja!” with a Is the nothing, and the fisli market is never weak, lan- “The Passing of the New England Fish- HACKS, BARGES, OR BUCKBOARDS. 'bieh itinerant venders make Standard and White in the | COACHES, tlie welkin astonishment to for va- guid cry of the i erman, by Winfield M. Thompson ending foreigners by Telephone Promptly F i.i.eu. in sufferer from New for is a It Orders J ng every highway and byway. The and excellent England magazine February riety, cheapness quality. on the " sick headache. charming illustrated article change ords of a fellow traveler on this subject An American naval who resides at which is so in one of officer, Hood’s Pills cure taking place rapidly 'i c so apropos that I want to quote them the New industries. Its St. Michaels with his family, says that this condition | greatest England 1 you. ‘‘The is strewn Agent for Waldo County for an sketches of the strong and sturdy life of ground thickly they kept house in fine style last winter promptly, and so itli the New England fisherman of a genera- orange peel, and tlie people begin to at a cost of less than £2 a 1 that it automatic burglar at term TO TAX PAYERS! House for Sale. day. They agreeably tion ago, with so much that was tragic "car a jaundiced look. The very air seems rented a is like the pleas- a in it on sea and on large house, elegantly furnished, and wants few working and pathetic shore, Sat- A ant change from darkness to shall he at my office in Memorial building story ami a half house, pleasantly locate*!; '•ellower than and redolent of on an daylight. are most of the article. a. m. to 12 m., and 2 to 4 p. m.. fine view before, estate which includes an orange The feeling of utter exhaustion and Fna-' striking portions I urdays from 10 of Belfast hay; ten rooms all finished, agents.2®==^® E3T“ until January 1, 1806. All persons who wish to fine cellar, city water in house; nice garden, under ‘l'icy odors. Pittle children revel in the and three servants. But no- bility to work is driven off and the garden, kept diges- avail themselves of the discount of two per cent- good cultivation, apple, pear, plum, shade trees, tive are HOOD’S PILLS cur© Liver III©, organs toned, strengthened and on taxes must 1. 1806. etc. Nice 'diundance; they play ball or pelt each should to the Azores without GEO. T. READ, their pay by January neighborhood. Inquire of body go regulated. Hood’s Pills are purely vege- Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache. H. F. MASON, Collector. M. C. DILWORTH. 'tlier witl) them or roll them and safe, Or C. B. up down bringing an income with him, though a table. reliable. 26c. at all druggists. 46 MAIN STREET BELFAST. A pleasant laxative. All Druggists. Belfast, Sept. 1,1895.—29tf HALL, Main St., Belfast. 44tf For Hon. Powers. ffiepubUcan journal. Governor, Llewellyn Obituary. jI Cipt. mas- B. Sanford Dead. AMERICAN GOLD The withdrawal of Dr. Jolm F. Hill of FOR MINING Capt. William J. Pendleton, formerly of MANY YEARS A FAMOUS STEAMBOAT CAP- BUREAU/ BELFAST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1896. TAIN ON A MAN WITH Augusta from the candidacy for Governor Belfast, died at his home in Lynn, Mass., THE MAINE COAST AND CRIPPLE CREEK and OTHER GOLD MINING PROPERTIES. HOSTS OF FRIENDS. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY THE leaves but a single candidate in the field— Jan. 24tli. He was born in Northport, and Capt. Charles B. Sanford died Jan. 22d in wrr’5 lion. Powers of Houlton—whose came to Belfast when a young man. He be- Llewellyn Searsport, where he had resided since leav- Is never done, and it is especially wearing DE2T3LOW, WARD <& Journal Pub.Co. gan going to sea. when young and soon be- whose blood is CO., Republican nomination is practically assured. Dr. ing his home at Fort Point some time ago. and wearisome to those caiue He continued in the coast- I sus- fleerwoo,, Hill was a candidate of his captain. He had been in health for impure and unfit properly to tone, BANKERS and ward. Fhitok and by request gradually failing oveEr'25™,t?I;r„f CHARLES A. 1*1LSBURY, | iug trade until about eighteen years ago, 1! a year or and death was due to a and renew the of nerve, I Br si ness Manager made a and more, gen- tain, wasting The New York Stock friends, manly open fight, eral more because of Exchange, when he retired from the sea, and shortly : breaking down of his constitution, muscle and tissue. It is STOCKBROKERS, Manager of "sew York H„ when lie realized that the that women formerly odds against j Capt. Sanford was famous all along the this condition of the blood ° afterwards moved to Lynn, where he has I) Easton & that if lie is Atlantic as a steamboat command- i are run enslow, Herts, l-luyard says censured by w hich, he had to contend were too ; seaboard down, Ha\i.x& great, since lived and where lie known and of the Bankers of New 50 S<»\s, he favorably j er, from 1649 to 1879 he was one York, Kroiulwny, Congress will resign. Now bring on withdrew rather than embarrass his most Nervous, Bankers, sup- He held a circle of friends : conspicuous in steam naviga- Tired, Weak, and large by j figures New the censure. tion affairs “down east.” Tie was the soil of Than because of the work itself. York, Cleveland porters. There was at no time any ele- his His wife, form- Every Darling, Denslow A: Co., J|EW kindly disposition. j Menemon who was also a YORK. a...i Boston Capt. Sanford, and that the rem- Boston. ment of bitterness between the two can- Ann Bird of sur- physician says so, only Over his own formerly Mary Northport, great steam boater, and was born in New signature Ex-President a Haven in were nine of the San- edy is in building up by taking good and this with vives him, together with four sons, Herbert 1827. There No. 4 syndicate forming to complete purchase of valuable Colorado gold properties. Harrison declares that he is a didates; year, especially, not candidate ford children—seven sons and two daugh- nerve blood purifier and vitalizer A., W., and Frank B. tonic, Write for particulars. Subscriptfons of $100 upwards. 4w;t the Presidency in view, there should he George Lycurgus V., ters. Of the For the troubles for the Presidency. That ought to be sous, Thomas, Edward, Asa, like Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Their daughter, Mrs. Marietta Chamberlain, aud were interest- Peculiar to Women at of an entirely harmonious convention and Charles, George William, change season, Local Industries. conclusive. ed in Concerning died in Lynn about eighteen months ago. steam navigation, either as masters or climate or life, or resulting from hard harmony of action within the party. Thus w-hile the James T. was en- and His funeral was held Jan. 2(>tb owners, other, work, nervousness, impure blood, Sunday, Geo. T. Read has rebuilt the board Score again for Waldo county ! The new Dr. Hill’s have now gaged in the banking business in New’ York. thousands have found relief and cure in planer supporters generally and was attended. The floral offer- largely All of the sons and one of the are for F. IT. Banton’s mill in Freedom. Last surveyor at the port of Portland—one of enlisted under the Powers with daughters banner, were numerous and handsome and in now the sole survivor of the ings dead, large week Mr. Read steam beating the best Federal offices iu the State—is a Miss who put apparatus Gov. Cleaves, ex-Governor Burleigh, his remarks the officiating Rev. family being Josephine Sanford, clergyman, resides in California. into the Searport House in Searsport. native of Belfast. Senator Hale and other Re- many leading E. H. Thrasher, paid a deserved tribute to a first ex- AnkwerloManf Capt. Charles had his steamboat our John H. Healey & Co. are building a shop yes, yooda are really while his native perience at the of w hen lie was Perfumed butter is publicans, Somerset, good man. age 17, bag- becoming fashion- at their works on Main street to co n lower inprice than ecer and gage master on a steamer running between Hood’s granite able in New and his will York. Wrapped in cheese county, Aroostook, home, New Haven aud New York. When bis as itt Arthur W. Robinson died at his home ia tain granite polishing machinery. They have fine quality. cloth, the butter is allowed to stand in a send solid Powers to the State father, Menemon Sanford, established San- delegations a 0 horse-power engine, an 8 horse-power bed of roses or violets. South Belfast Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 4th, ford’s Independent Line between Boston Sarsaparilla -§§<>§§- convention. The Somerset Reporter says and for the various at the of 49 He was a son of the and Bangor, in the 40’s, Charles came The One True Blood Purifier. six for .*?>. boiler, polishers doing Perfumed butter may do for dudes, but age years. along $1; Our stock of Mr. Powers: to and was for a time as a kinds of flat and curved of late John and Robinson, and bad lived Bangor engaged Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass. polishing. sensible people will prefer their butter Lucy clerk at this end of the but He is well known to our freight route, people general- in Belfast all his a few The Belfast Ice Co. their ice life, except years soon, his natural bent, went in the j, are the only pills:-to take began filling straight. as a man of following rvil ly ability and wide experience r spent in California and his service in the steamers, serving in various capacities until flood S llIS with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. houses last Thursday. The ice is of excel- DRUGS in public affairs, and has assurances of in 1849 he took command of the T. MEDICINES He served the latter of lent liUnehes thick. The report of the New York Yacht Club from a army. during part F. quality, They employ support large number of promi- Secor, a small side-wheeler running has 40 men and are tons never been so complete, and we say committee linds that the made nent Republicans of Somerset. We think the war in the 19th Maine Infantry, lie was between Bangor, Sedgwick and other Miss Sibley in Portland. housing 1,000 daily. charge by to physicians that we keep supplied he is sure ol the from towns principally engaged in farming, though he ports of the hay and eastern coast. In They have sold considerable “water ice” Dunraven against the Defender was whol- delegations with all the new on the and I 1850-7 he was clerk in the side-wheel SHE WINS FRESH LAURELS IN THE FOREST CITY. preparations plantations in this county and will served a few very efficiently on the which will be shipped as soon as the pur- ly unfounded. The committee discuss the years | steamer Bangor (not the old iron steamer market. hold them practicalh “solid” against any A large and delighted audience listened chasers can charter suitable vessels. night police force of this city. Of Ins father’s i Bangor,) a famous boat in her day, which -§§<>§§- evidence in a manner candidate to come into tlie field. presented judicial likely ! was afterward sent to the Mediterranean as Wednesday evening. Jan. 29th, to Miss Char- family of thirteen children, but two survive Harrison, Wood & Co. set three large and do not in censure or harsh And the Aroostook of Cari- ! a for between Alexandria Another hot of that indulge Republican —John H. Robinson and Mrs. J Grif- ransport. pilgrims lotte T. Sihlev’s thoroughly enjoyable, at all ; Mary and Mecca. In 1858 lie took command of menu nit nts during the month of January. which bou times and bril- criticism, might well have been ap- voices the sentiment of that great both of California. He leaves a interesting, occasionally very fin, wife, j the, steamer Menemon Sanford, one of the They have among their new work in the Delicate plied to tin* British when it i best modelled side wheelers ever seen oil liant. lecture, “Over the Hills of Palestine on ignoble yachtsman. county says: formerly Miss Nellie Carter, and two chil- ! shed a ball monument of Oak Hill granite j this coast, and in 1808, when the Katahdin Horseback.” Williston church was well Aroostoek Republicans will go to the dren, Almou and Miss Alma, the latter a for the of Rufns of Poor’s Mills and The Lewiston Sun think that re- came out, he took charge, of that remarkable family Dyer may State convention and vote as one man for | tilled when Rev. 1>. M. Pratt in- lasting teacher in the city schools. Mr. Robinson boat. She was in the most gracefully and a for of to the Lewiston Journal as “the | many respects sarcophagus Ralph Wiggin telling Hon. Rowers of Honltou as was in the successful steamboat that ever came troduced the nf the Hleweilyn held highest esteem from boy- east, speaker evening. Freedom. are a full crew on Dingley organ,'- “the Lisbon street or- for They running their nominee the highest office in the and, with the of a few winters on Miss has rare Perfume gan.” and otJiei similar instead of hood—all who knew him respected him for exception Sibley descriptive powers. full time. terms, State. Island she ran almost coutinu- Long Sound, Her were and hit calling it its lias a with- his and eyes open, every striking by proper name, The people of this county are of sterling integrity straightforward | ouslv on the Boston ami Bangor route from Wm. Be.i/.ley, Esq., of Insp.ee- t 2ac,'[an ounce, just received. effect proud of historic in all the Bucksport, ering upon the Journal, but the its who is of the manner. He was a member of Phoenix 1808 to 1894, inclusive—82 years. In 1807 the landscape, every spot distinguished sou, people ; tor for the Record of Foreign and American 1 Also 4 oz. latter seems to stand it. ( names line steamer came on the Bostou of half Screw Top Jars ailing and who. by his own unaided efforts, has Lodge and Corinthian Royal Arch Chapter Cambridge Holy mountains, every group clad, is not Journal. and Bangor route ami for a time Capt. San- i Shipping, was in Belfast Monday and made, argument. \ Beporter- raised himself from poverty of Silver Cross of but picturesque children, seemed to have comparative Masons, Lodge, Knights ford commanded her. This was his last com- an official examination of the new barkeu- There are cases where is to a the richest of Maine's been on her argument position among Pythias and Thomas H. Marshall Post, G. mand, and lm was succeeded by Capt. J. P. simply photographed mind, to Vaseline at lOc., he at will as tine in McDonald & Brown's He re- w n se than rich men. Not is he hut Johnson. The was in called up much duller people yard useless, and we think the Sun only wealthy, A. R. The funeral will be held after- Cambridge lost Febru- Friday can turn the <>f u hook. the work both Nature endowed him with a magnificent ary, 1880, on Old Man u dge. pages ports and material very satisfae- (freal sellers, uTectly diagnoses the situation. noon at 2 o'clock. Revs. J. F. Tilton and She might have made one of that intellect which has been trained In 1875 Sanford’s Independent line went bright i tory and says the Southern in use on properly of of which Mark Twain was pine §§o§5- in Geo. E. Tufts will officiate. into the- hands of a stock company known as party Pilgrims On tin legal fields and in legislative experi- this vessel is the best he ever saw in a Maine 7th page will be found a sketch the Sanford Steamship Co., Capt. Sanford the bright particular star, and her sparkling ence, until lie stands, to-day, a shining wit would have rivalled his. For I Don't stay oaf when yon cannav- oi Ki v. Win. D. a native and others of his fanr.L having disposed of example, shipyard. McDonald, D., example of a self-made of William died at. liis home with his she “tout famous hut reluc- man, worthy Cliaples a large share of their interest. I n 1879 the Jonah, termed, | money by nanny in. of Belmont, who has won distinction in emulation the ambitious tant revivalist.” couldn't have ! A corporation known as the Crystal by poor but soil George W. Cliaples, No. 217 High street, line went into control of the Bostou He Ban- Pages advle.il to that, Tin main in- Spring Cream v- Company has been formed the the and as an author. young men of our iState. gor S. S. Co., of which Wm. H. Hill of Bos- anything description. Personal attention to pulpit, press, Tuesday morning, Feb. 4th. He was born in Rockland with a stock of yrescri y. Mr. Rowers is one of the now was and his dustry of one town was described and at the | capital 510,000, ablest lawyers ton, dead, president son, of which is A port 1 ait would have the in St. George, but Las lived in Belfast more same time the habits of I S-1,000 paid in. The corporation ! tionsm accompanied in and his renders Win. IT. Hill, Jr., general manager. The its people pictured Maine, past experience when she i will operate the creamery which has been sketch but for the loss of the cut than 50 years. During his active life he fol- Sanford’s now retired from the said, “Snap is manufactured, and original him eminently lined for the responsibili- altogether ; conduct d at l" 11* t for seme time. Nathan business ami Charles took his resi- exported.” The hope of tin restoration of in the mails, thus the Chris- ties of the high office to which he lowed the sea, principally in the coasting Capt. up I T. Farwell of Rockland is C. K preventing aspires dence at Fort when* he owned a the Jews seemed to her to he dim and far off president, POOR & SON but later in life Point, large Smith of and in which lie has the trade, settled down to work as as there are r.mes as i Newport, secretary and treasurer, tian 6tandaid ol' Philadelphia from fur- candidacy earnest, tract of land and built a comfortable house long tour many Jews and of on in w as and Nathan T. Farwell, C. E. Smith and H. hearty enthusiastic support all the his little farm near the city. His wife, and outbuildings. lie continued to live at N’t Vork in all Palestine, while the nishing the ordered. Mr. Mc- R. Farwell of New Orleans are directors, electrotype Republicans of tiiis Fort Point until about, a when lie “dews oi Hebron,” closely resembling a nr HE COLBY county. formerly Sarah McCorison of China, died year ago, Rock land Star. Donald in his was a resident There can be no hut that the removed to where lit* died. Maine storm, seemed to her, “Never f younger days question about 7 Two and Searspurt, likely years ago. sons two daugh- to he mist.” SHOPPING AND of Belfast. m-xr of Maine's Capt. Sanford was twice married. His The Tee work i occupant gubernatorial ters Rockport Company began survive him, Mrs. Emma F. Rackhff of rirst wife was Miss Frances Some of her illustrations were strikingly chair will he Hon. Rov ers of Pomeroy Tayior, last week in earnest, with crews at tin* INFORMATION Llewellyn of bold. Miller, when he described a Califor- pond A roostook. Bangor, Capt. Henry J., Miss Sarah S. and daughter Aimer Taylor of Bangor, and Nat« Constable Meats was in town last the second Miss Maria nia mountain as being “as as God,” and houses cutting, and Mr. W. of this French, daughter of lonely hauling housing. BUREAU, N' had George Cliaples city. Ilis said a her de- week, and w hen interviewed as to the at- stronger endorsement could be George French of Glenburn, The first wife sufficiently striking thing, but The ice is from 15 to 15 incites thick and in was lost, at sea in of a snow covered mountain 355 & than this from the youngest son, Charles, died in 1858, the second about 20 years scription top 357 Boylston Street, tack made upon him Mr. Bunnells testimony birthplace ago. perfect condition, solid, clear as cr\stal, and by schooner M. W. Drew' in 1873. The funeral By his first wife Capt. Sanford had two chil- touched by a rainbow, “that recalled the and home of Mr. Powers, and j who died white it. without a Haw. The dealers say never BOSTON, MASS. through the press said he did not wish to boyhood was held dren,a daughter, when very young, great throne,’’ surpassed they yesterday afternoon, Rev. Geo. Her 11» iii the h».me ot Jus the fair i and a son, Charles, who resides in party declined to bathe in the Jordan, saw more handsome ice and the- outlook for reply to the article so far as it relates to manhood, E. Tufts Brooklyn, officiating. N. V. He was a man of and when one of their horses and a donkey and fertile Aroostook. Further of commanding stature, a line harvest is seemingly assured. Vessels himself: that he is willing to let his work proof j great executive ability, of genial nature and ventured in they a I! “concluded that the are to his is shown the Eunice B. wife of the late Geo. of admirable traits horse was a for it.” expect-'d daily load ice directly from A CARD. ak f 1 11 iin and leave the popularity by fact that Linscott, possessed many of eliar- donkey doing SJ public to But when her j acter, notable, among them his wit ceased to sparkle and the pond. As we have had a number'd our fri> whenever he lias been for an Linscott, died at her resideuce ou Park princely gen- large whether lie has his up elective ; she in a more serious strain she and customers outside of udge performed duty erosity. He gave money liberally to every- spoke grew Boston frequentl> street, Jan. 39 11 | us to office he has run ahead of his ticket. Of Rockland, 27th, aged years, and that needed and eloquent. Her description of the gathering buy goods, get samples, ad\ise and or not. lie did not see why Mr. Bunnells body everything it, and months and 10 was a of the .Jews to mourn over the genera! derailed information, in regain iiis days. She native of this, with his democratic simplicity of man- vanished should him into the abilities, experience in public affairs, of Gowns, Goats. Garments. Wraps, and Materia biing controversy. Belfast. She a ner, made him loved and honored glory their nation was a bril'iant bit of left daughter, Georgia M. by people where it has l-een impossible for them to coni' and it is not nec- of all classes. He was one of those men descriptive word painting, and one could We think that the general sentiment is sterling Republicanism, Linscott, mother and three sisters to Boston, ami where tin- nature of sik-Ii ] urchm father, whom the term almost hear the voices unite in and essary to speak. “popular” could he truthful- pathetic enqui ics required good taste, l-.uowiedgt that Mi. Meais has an excellent and four brothers. She had followed the “for the aim proved ly applied. He was a most capable com- mourning palaces that lie beneath, styles, judgment, and, while .'Bering t~ an avocation of a mander and had the for the walls that are for our us well f< such trouble, we could not uuderia, and efficient officer; and that Mr Nor- Secret Societies. dressmaker, was well known reputation of being overthrown, men are the lespo ability without detriment t.> • ■ur and able, to make a better and quicker great that dead, and for our majesty ton i>. the best sheriff Waldo has highly respected as a most exemplary landing lished business as Dressmakers, with the fa,- county than other man who ever a that is Her «*f Jerusalem fDoYoul any held cap- departed.” picture. ties which The and excellent and her we had then Having ivcenth icqu:. bail for twenty years, or more. regular monthly meeting of Timothy woman, many friends tain’s commission on the line. Besides was brief but effective, and almost being every such additional facilities as to make it'perl'*-, Chase F. & A. will here and a steamboat was of interest in all Palestine was touch- Ia>dge, Masons, beheld elsewhere will siucerely mourn king, he engaged at times place practical to undertake such business in ron;u in other ed on. tion with o.ir and this, Thursday, evening. The, officers will her death. The funeral took place at her enterprises, among them the, Was- Dressmaking Tailoring, wc The New York Nun can hardly he in- saumkeag House, now the Fort Point Hotel. Step by step, not one incident following now at your service t do such shopping a- he installed at a to be called residence at 10 o’clock, Jan. in special meeting Wednesday, He gave a thousand dollars toward con- another, but as city after city was require Hu led imoiig President Cleveland’s ad- the visited, Eat th. soon. 29 I struetion of the Masonic building in Bangor, the events in the life of Christ were recalled, mirals, but the editorial DRY following shows j and helped along many another work, and while she admitted that in a land where G0DD3, The officers of good Corinthian Koval Arch Henrietta, widow of James He was the to one i.-v asked to believe so where ] that has its view* somewhat as Driukwater, svyuie everybody, from deck- very much, | changed died Jan. 20th j Rf AOY-MAOE Chapter were installed Monday evening by at the home of her sou, (.'apt. hand to millionaire. He outlived all the legend touches legend, it is hard to believe ' GARMENTS, t< lTesii'.cntia! The Sun .1. J. Jefferson duck-hunting. Past High Priest C. IS. assisted F. Driukwater, street, Rock- captains who served under him—Rich, John- anything that is told you, still their party Hall, by 80 land, aged years. Mrs. Drinkvvater was son, Roix and the rest—and of all the men threw doubts aside when they sat the MILLINERY says E. as Grand by "Bread? FUR3.TRIIVINIINGS, Crowley Marshal. horn in Isleshoro in 1810, daughter of Job who served as agents of the Sanford well in the village where Jesus lived all his ]{• has gone off duck again in and line, shooting A of Odd Sylina Philbrook. After her marriage but four—.James Patterson of life until he took up his public work, and CARPETS AND RUGS, the i'ule with the doctor and the lodge Fellows will he organized Winterport, Of course you do—eve- i1 Maple, to Mr. Drinkvvater they removed to Rock- Daniel Lane of F.*rna!d of when stood the well the Belfast, Camden, again they by by 1 1 1 what of it:' It in Hampden on the. evening of land where does. It is the % demijohn' Well, may be February they resided most of the time and John Stokell of Winterport, survive side of which he sat when he talked with rybody UPHOLSTERY GOODS, n membert d that lie returned from the -3th b\ (Land Master Watson. It will be since. Mr. Driukwater died some five years him. the woman who felt her sinful life rebuked staff of life. You want / im age. at tin* home of his Mrs. Lucv 1 exj Miition of this sort sufficiently called Hampden lodge and will have 43 daughter, Among the many stories told of Capt. San- by his words. There, at least, they had tin- I the and ll FURNITURE, WALL PAPER, Colson. Deceased leave s six Mrs. ford is one, comfort of that t!u-v were best, too, you p.’inuu with Americanism to sign the charter children, relating To one of his famous tug- great thinking members,including leading citizens Alice Paine of Hallo* J J. Drink- with I Venezuela which Mi, Oupt. boat fishing trips, w hen the boat with a looking off over a scene very like that He can't have that BRIC-A-BRAC, PICTURES. message Olney liad <-f the town. party water. Mrs. Rose Elleius. St. Paul, Minn., of well known looked and heard as lie heard the — icady for him. The astounded world gentlemen aboard lay tied to upon, poor flour. One brand I Mrs. Sarah Alenill, Climon, Mrs. a wharf in music uf tie- birds and streams. and other froths art. Tlit- > dicers of Solomon II. Mass, Camden, preparatory to setting of knows the rest. King Council, Louise Mrs. Howard, Jacksonville, Fla., out for Matinicus for the catch. San- But tl e Maine girl couldn’t after all see In fact anything which you anuot get ,r A\ c and M were (’apt. confess tli.it our ideas about the S. publicly installed Tuesday Lucy Colson of Rockland, and Mrs. Emma ford had been fallen Palestine other than it is local shop- and requires telling them about how once, to-day. The BEST experr iudgment. ol PILLSBURY’S 1 these excursions M. N. H. \ Iso one oil showed s pioprie:\ periodical evening by J. Fletcher, Past T. I. >1. Deunin, Concord, brother, Cape Cod, lie jumped overboard from a guide them where Jacob lu\ down | We do not charge for getting s. p 'i. search of soiitud and ducks have The Capt. Job Philbrook uf Bucksport, who is steamer and came back over tlie rail to dream his marvelous dream oi an ; /\ U made the best millers in the /| \ charge live per cent, on all in -• item 1 allies and children of with a I open by companions’ now in his both Mrs. Drinkvvater was II best milli and the best II tance must a th changed somewhat in view of recent year. mammoth cod-fish under his arm. As a heaven, and ascending and descending by machinery. families were A sent 1). i! e present. banquet was serv- a member of the Methodist and one matter of but when he C. O. desir. -i. tu .se ku events. I lie President’s practice ma\ in- church, course nobody on the tug-boat be- angels, pointed to the rock ed after the installation. whose was shown in her iife volve Christianity lieved the Captain, and for an hour or more that formed his pillow, she could but reflect A IT IS THE BEST. X THE COLBY SHOPPING AND ‘ertain technical irregularities in and the good works which she did. him that “I e had several other rocks to Always they “jollied” tremendously. Now the probably 3m3* INI ! "'1ATP n m respect the conversion of government Lieut.-Col. E. N Lord of Bangor an to in ll Iforton-Cliapmaii Co., Portland, II RE AL paid ready respond times of sickness and captain knew that under the wharf where for a heil, for it. was hard to see where he proper y io private use, but that is a otlieial visit of to Canton she will be remembered II Sole for Maine. II inspection Pallas, trouble, by many the boat lay there was a trap full of live found ground enough to lie down on.” Agents small natter. if hi*, heart is fie P. M for her and she right, I. O. O. F., Monday evening In ad- sympathy help. Although cod-fish, so before anyone could spy out the Miss Sibley has everything in her favor. mi back had been in health for some last time with Ids heart nearer failing time, at situation he was over e 1 To a is added a dition to tlie the was the rail. In water, charming personality, good inspection degree con- the last the came it-ad light than ai any previous time since change quite suddenly, salt or fresh, Capt. Sanford was like a New- ! platform presence, ami a voice that tills a ferred and refreshments served. The anil her iife went and his inauguration. Can- quietly peacefully out. fonndland dog, for he could swim literally I room while she is hardly ever forced to raise A good mother and a kind friend she will be What will it ton voted to accept the invitation of the like a duck. For a while he was under it above an ordinary conversational tone.. be this time; Cuba or Ha- missed long J by those who survive her. so in that his She has when she chooses to it much waii. New York Sun. Knights of Pythias to attend their annual water, long fact, companions display began to worry about him. Presently, how- dramatic power, and her remarkable com- ball, Feb. 19th, provided a for dispensation Dennis Estes of North Troy passed away ever, he came to the surface and, mand of language uever fails her. It. was a The vote last throwing Saturday by which the that purpose is obtaiued. after a lingering illness Jam 21st, aged 44 himself to the rail with one arm, with the lecture to which one would hardly feei like other Senate the free years. The funeral services took place at be pitched out upon the deck an enor- applying the term good, it was far more, it IS AN 0L1> ADAt’.E, BET TIIE adopted silver substitute Belfast Division,Knights of will Pythias, his late residence and were largely attended mous cod, strong and lusty as a steer, much was facinating. for the House bond bill shows such a fall- have its ninth annual ball on the traditional by neighbors and friends. The services were to the astonishment of the other fishermen. At the close of her lecture Miss Sibley conducted held an informal was ing oil in strength on the part of the sil- K. P. day, Feb. 19th. The usual drill will by Rev. J. C. Lamb, who spoke “There,” said he, puffing from his exertions, reception, and pre- words of consolation and sympathy to the “Perhaps you don't believe my Cod sented by Mr. Pratt t < many of those who verites that t can have no influence be omitted this year. There will be a recep- Cape New Stott of a Now Firm upon bereaved family. The funeral arrangements yarn now!” It was a long time before had listened to her. | Portland Press. tion any- the financial situation. The concert by the Belfast were in of Mr. M. V. B. one learned w here analysis of Band, dance, charge Mitchell just that cod came from. IS CLEAN I ROM THE START. with The bearers were Messrs. R. E. Wal- the vote parties is of interest. The music by Sanborn’s Orchestra, and Stone, by ter Edmonds, Howard Snow and Alberto “Me an’ Otis.” The Churches. supper. The General of the Order AVe take pleasure in announcing to our friends Boston Journal’s Brigadier Chandler. The interment was in Washington special says: Fairview Belfast and that we will be invited and will vicinity have formed a- doubtless be pres- A one and an This is the title of a soon Rev. S. L. Hanscom The old Democratic Party declared it- cemetery. widow, daughter comedy to be preached at Islesboro partnership under the firm name of and an invitation has adopted son survive him. He will be re- self in the Senate in of ent, been accepted by j given by some of our prominent Sunday in exchange with Rev. Geo. E. Tufts. Saturday favor mem bored as a young peo- Canton P. M loving father, a devoted hus- free silver. 21 Democrats Pallas, I. O. O. F., to attend ! ple. It is a four act Mr. Hanscom went to China to at- Exactly straight j band, while his kindly nature won for him play, combining college Monday voted foi free silver and in uniform. The Division will in a and coinage only 13 i appear many friends. Mrs. Estes and family wish country and city life in perhaps equal tend a meeting of the Rockland District against. Of the 22 voted i in and the so as to extend thanks to the Republicans body uniform, plans far per- neighbors and proportions, but is strongest in the represen- Ministerial Association. A. K, Pierce & free friends who so There s clothes and against silver and 10 for it, but of fected are for one of the most kindly aided them in their tation clothes, Smalley, brilliant affairs of the time of country life, two foremost char- those 10 fiee silver Republican votes sickness and bereavement. Following is the program at the Univer- but there’s a best kind ami of the kind ever given here. acters The other nine were cast being country people. char- salist church next wor- from silver-producing Sunday: Morning that’s the kind we sell. and that a new store at the corner of Church at Francis H. Welch ol who is acters are from college and The author Mates, and w ere thus dictated by local in- Capt. Belfast Division, Judge Walton, bolding the term of city. ship with sermon at 10.45. Subject, “The If you want the best boys’ Franklin streets, (Pierce building, opposite the court in was unable to be of this is Rev. C. H. Post Office) has been fitted for mr fiuence which cannot be called U. R., K. of P., has received a letter from Auburn, present, play Wells, who wrote last clothes, the kind that lit up expressly fairly rep- Mays and Marthas,” postponed from We are to show Monday, on account of tne death of his wife. it purpose. prepared you the best resentative cf the party. six Past Supreme B. T. Chase of during his junior year at college as a sub- and don’t rip, write line of Only Repub- Representative Mrs. Walton died at her home in Deering Sunday. Sunday school at 12. Young Peo- licans fiom States not thus controlled the stitute for the usual Junior Promenade. It by Lewiston, outlining proposed re-arrange- Monday morning. She was the widow of at 0 m. lecture at the loca of silver voted ple’s Meeting p. Evening J. F. GREGORY & SON, industry mining ment of the Uniformed Mr. A. H. Small, fur so cashier was men to Rank, Kuights of many years originally presented by college 7 o’clock. “Is on the De- ! lor the white metal. On the other hand of the First National Bank in Lewiston, and Subject, Religion Rockland, Me. Stoves, Tin Ware, Pythias of Maine. The new a college audience in the the Democratic vote for free silver was arrangement mother of L. Linn Small cf Ruel Medford, Mass., cline?” Auburn, and all goods usualh carried in a first class makes two the First Small of Portland and Chester A. Opera House and received many (tjual to the combined vote of all the Re- Regiments, composed Small of compli- The services at the church next ; stove store, ever shown in Belfast. In ad Montana. Baptist from silver of the half of ten Divisions and the Second of five. The After Mr. Smal.’s death Mrs. mentary notices from the Boston dailies. Its dition, we deal in publicans States, will he as follows: ser- Small married Judge Walton and was his success Sunday Preaching dozen Republican deserters from the par- First Regiment will be divided into three was so pronounced that the same second wife. vice at 10 45, subject, “Lessons from the ty and "1 the and as follows: First company presented it at the Steam or Hot Water Populists Independent | Battalions, Battalion, Barre, Vt., of Furnaces, ■vote. '1 he vote alone Life Jesus Christ," Heb. 2.0; music, selec- Republican against Lewiston, Auburn and Norway; Second Opera House. Later it was published, and free silver exceeded that of the Democrat- tion, “Nearer, My God, to Thee,” Gilbert, Boilers, Pumps, Piping Battalion, Belfast, Augusta, Waterville and SOLID has since been given by the students of Be- ic vole for it. In short, no matter how and anthem, “If ye love me keep my com- Third laud and <• Skowliegan; Port- Stanford, Jr., University, California, Plumbing, ti vote is analyzed or from what point Battalion, Bath, mandments,’’ Sudds. Evening subject, “A land and Kennebunk. and the students at et view it is The Second by Rutland, Vt., Classi- We can handle »l» from :i examined, it exhibits to the Regi- Political Question,’’ (Great Question series any ,j• the fact that the Democratic Par- ment will not be divided into Battalions cal Institute. It is brimming over with the country State of Haine No. music, union merriest 4); chorus, “Nazareth,” Bath Boom to a t\ as an organization is controlled in a until it lias nine Divisions. It is composed fun and pure comedy. Miss Anna- Sewer. Gounod, and trio by soprano, alto and bass. majority of States w hich it still represents of the Division at Calais, Bangor, East.port, INVESTMENT belle Walker and Mr. E. P. Frostsustain the i We have a corps of firsr-Hass and competent in the Senate by the free silver element. while Messrs. W. J. A union meeting of the and Con- Old Town and Houlton. Majors Smith and leading roles, Havener, I Baptist workmen, who an* capable of doing any kind -d a ist Christian in our line. Wr ask to visit mu Welch will continue in of Ferd Peterson, Norman Wardwell, gregational Endeavor Societies job cordially you command their Irving store and examine our stock’. transfers in Heal Estate. was held at the North respective Battalions, but Major Steward’s Paying 2 % Dinsmore, Mrs. E. P. Frost, Miss Bertha church Sunday even- Division is changed to the Second Knowlton and Miss Alberta ing. The occasion was the fifteenth anni- The following transfers in real estate were Regiment, Wadsworth A. K. PIEROE JOHN F. SMALLEY. hence a new will bo Major elected for the sustain other of the formation of Christian En- recorded in °ver prominent parts. It is to be versary .tim'd Waldo County Registry of Deeds Third Battalion. Capt. Welch is named for Belfast, Dec. 19, 1895. some time in March in the deavor Societies. An interesting paper on f<-l the week ending Feb. 5, 189(1: Elmer E. Assistant Inspector General on the Briga- ^J%anPnurm given early Opera dier General’s and the House and is sure to a “The of Christian Endeavor” Warren, to Annie L. staff, feeling through- prove success. Beginning HY REMNANT Searsport, Crockett, out the Order is unanimous in his Business conducted men whose favor. The by was read, and items of interest in relation to Frankfort; laud and in Frankfort. election of names are for buildings Regimental officers will be held synonyms honesty, and who The man who eats because SALE lie is hungry work were by several members. A BARGAIN Belfast National at Portland next in ’92 given James II. Ames, Unity, to Paul Ames, Jr., Tuesday. paid every stockholder in a corpo- thus on a level with the brutes. >jy Bant is, far, The ration chant was sung by a choir composed of Nevada; land aud buildings in Unity. Emma they managed $1,320 for every man who stops eating the moment his hun- Newspaper Notes. $100 invested. is is the wise man. Misses Isabel Ginn and Bertha OF Belfast, Maine. If. Thompson, Belfast, to Williston Grinnell, ger appeased Nature needs Knowlton, no more food than she calls for. Continued and Messrs. White and Willis B. Camden land and in Lincolnville. The Ashland Every share of stock secured forever Emery ; buildings Headlight recently issued a excess brings about indigestion or dyspepsia, by a certified Fletcher. Miss Ginn sang a solo. The F. A. Dickey, Northport, to H. C. Pitcher, handsomely illustrated edition containing with loss of liesh, strength, sleep, ambition and mental and an accumulation of meeting was one of interest and benefit to CAPITAL, $150,000 Belfast; land in Geo. L. Bean, of the residents. power; Northport. portraits leading SECURITY REDEMPTION and local Wall aches, pains many dangerous mala- all. Belfast, to Sarah E. Ford, do.; land in Bel- dies. Papers The publishers of the Northern Leader at fast. Arthur to W. H. J. The stomach now can do alone. The next annual session of the Maine Con- McNally, Clinton, Fort Fairfield nothing SURPLUS, $33,000. have acquired the plant of We must to some ference of the Methodist church will he held At 3c a Roll Moulton et land in Clias. appeal artificially iPgested al., Unity; Unity. —B O N D— at street Methodist the Beacon, and the improved Leader ap- food which can also digest other foods. That High church, Auburn, from 9 to 12 A. M. From et W. Open Taylor ah, Unity, to H. J. Moulton et Isn’t this worth If is to we must use the Shaker April 8 18. Among the prominent speakers peared last week. C. V. Parsons is editor investigating? you say, Digestive Is notv open. Early buyers se- ah ; land in Israel et have all the all Cordial. The effect is prompt and expected are Bishop Merrill, Dr. J. W. 1 to 4 P. M. Unity. Thorndike, Jr., and Howard associate editor money you want, right. cheering. Kipp and man- The chronic and distress ceases. Hamiltou, of the Freedman’s Aid en re (l li EA T BA R <1A INS. als., Poston,to Miller et Lincoln- If you want more we can show how pain Ap- secretary Eph’m ah, you and Southern Educational Dr. DEPOSITS SOLICITED. SltJ ager. The paper is greatly to petite presently revives. Flesh and vigor Society; ville; land m Lincolnville. Lewis A. Knowl- improved. get it. You can put in $10, $100 or gradually come back, and the sufferer re- Leonard, missionary secretary; Dr. Payne, New and beautiful designs for the It to $1,000. are sure. You to Martin G. seems be pretty well settled by the Large profits covers. But he must be careful in the fu- secretary of board of education ; Dr. Charles ton, Belfast, Black, Northport; will coming sea,son tire being received, outcome of the libel suit brought against, get your share in either case. Time ture. A trial bottle for 10 cents. editor of Zion’s Prof. H. land and buildings in Northport. Parklmrst, Herald; the Portland Express that juries in Maine, Hies! Stock is selling rapidly! Don't G. Mitchell of Boston University, and l)r. and will be sold at the very lowest HEINZ PICKLES! as nearly everywhere else in the country, delay. Send postal card for full informa- Lax 1 is the best medicine for children. Gallagher of Kent’s Hill. Dr. Schell, seere- The Waterville Evening Mail made its the fact that it is prices. The only pickles In this country put up in pure recognize both the privi- tion. Doctors recommend it in place of Castor Oil. retary of the Epworth League, may also be first a neat and malt .... appearance Jan. 29th. It is lege and the duty of a newspaper to honest- present. About 250 delegates are expected. vinegar a ly criticise the doings of officials. As this is the first time the conference has newsy sheet, credit to its publishers aud public PETIT MANAN LAND 4 INDUSTRIAL CO. Fred M. Bailey returned to the State Col- That sort of work is one of the most impor- been held in Auburn, every effort will be A. CLEMENT. A. A HOWES At-CO. to the enterprising city of Waterville. May 55 Church at Orono after a 0-weeks’ va- tant functions of the newspaper press in Street, Belfast, flaine. lege yesterday, made by the local church to make this meet- it live aud National BES1 LOT OF long prosper. i general. [Waterville Evening Mail. or Hancock Building, Devonshire St., Boston. cation at home. ing a success. Belfast, Opposite Bank. * -:•> NEWS OF BELFAST. The mail for the afternoon freight train Rev. Edwin Pond rilK Parker, D. D., will lec- Prospect Ferry. Capt. A. S. Wilson will now closes at 2.55 at the post office. ture in Belfast Feb. 26th on the Wit and not treat this time. It is a born Jan. have been as follows: girl, lIlS granted Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P. Field of Boston Humor of Smith. spent Sidney 31st. Both mother and child are well. Harvey M. Anderson, West doing n;o. in Belfast. were Sunday They on their way An illustrated lecture on the Hawaiian Is- -Miss Lizzie Wilson returned to Bangor to the winter carnival at lands is to be Quebec. given in the Cong’l. church at last Saturday-The poverty party gotten term of Probate Court will mu try Miss Charlotte T. Sibley will lecture Jackson Centre by the pastor next up by the Ladies’ Circle and held at Mrs. Feb. 11th; Friday DISTRESSING Tuesday, Insolvency at 7 p. m. makes mince fruit cake A March Gtk under the auspices of the Baptist All are cordially invited. pies, W. D. Harriman’s, Jan. 30th, was far beyond day following. all i'. P. S. C. E. ou the The pudding possible the a expectations. Some of the cos- “Constantinople, City morning passenger train arrived iu ^and everybody’s ■ :i <>r individual who has Field & of the Golden Horn.” ’round. Always fresh, al- m tumes were indescribable. D. Belfast about an hour and a half late Tues- ^ycar Captain W, of Belfast, will confer a favor by in season. Always ll Harriman, Thomas and A. S. IRRITATIONS The was Always good, Heagan To-day will be “Devotional Day” in the day. delay caused by a freight Capt. the same to their office. lit that’s the reason. no Wilson were the three worst of the W. C. T. U. The next “red-letter” day of train on the main line getting off the track Accept v| looking «P substitute. Sold male sex, and Mrs. W. D. Mrs. colored lecturer, Andrew John- the organization will be Washington’s birth- at Burnham. everywhere. ll Harriman, (f Send name and address for booklet, 1'Mr8. J. and Jan. before a Pop M/ N. Heagan Mrs. George Wescott of OF Burnham, 28th, which will be observed the THE day, Hanson is in W kins’ a noted humorous SKIN Thursday Mayor correspondence with Thanksgiving," bj writer., y The Burnham state that the females. Fifty-six were present and people previous, Feb. 20th. a cotton manufacturer who is MEURELL-SOULE CO., jdJs? said to have a Asa SinwuMS, M. V. i.’rt had gave excellent satisfaction. nearly everyone to pay a tine. If there INSTANTLY RELIEVED BY The drama “Our Folks” which was to working capital of and who 6150,000, wishes was about tlieir dress to Cottrell has “The Two Johns” nothing be lined have been Jan. at Hall St. to secure a location on the sea-coast. given 22d, George, if were seen to..ked Belfast for, they flirting or made com- for Opera House Liberty, under the of Georges River auspices E. R. Conner is the ments.on a was Feb. 14th. Howard’s New finishing refrigerator City Government. anyone’s dress, tag at once mug, Grange has been postponed to next Monday and elevat r at his meat and piuned on them. A short program was well devilles, with Prof. Howard, a There will be storehouse, evening. probably sleighing will The of the Council put in his ice in a few days. He will be regular meeting City carried out and refreshments were served lie celebrated “Hindoo Magician here to attend. (Sticura parties gotten up was held with a full prepared to handle a amount Monday evening Board the mention will here later in the large of meat during evening. Special should appear Herbert J. arrived of and six Morrison home Monday this season by the most modern methods. Aldermen Councilnien present. be made of the Misses Jennie and Hattie from Boston, where lie bought for William The roll of accounts contained only routine who and The number of tramps in Belfast has Harriman, sang acted, “I don’t _ srs. Otis Hamlin of Brooks was jail bills. Bills Haugli a horse-car to be rebuilt for a lunch of the city against A. A. Howes want to in your did it been reduced to 17, since were at play yard.” They this from last they put and Mrs. for work city Northport wagon. It will be ready for use in two or H. S. Parker done by the finely; and Miss nine hard labor. The sentences of all of Emily Wilson, aged from a nearly sullering broken leg. He three and will be located on Highway Surveyor on their in op- recited The weeks, High these the next ten property years, very nicely. older ones and expire during days, and n hmne the injury attended to street, Swift & Paul’s. ening drains, was referred to the City Solici- did their parts and all went home feel- opposite as none are coming in the outlook is favor- well, ii H. Johnson. The accident is fully tor with instructions to collect, if collectable. well for The next Circle The daily papers recently published an able. ing repaid coming. by our Northport correspondent, On petition of O. C. Evans, Superintendent meets with Mrs. Feb. and obituary notice which w as noted by Belfast George Avery, 5th, had two toes of his Following is a list of letters in (bray right remaining of Schools, the sum of -575 was transferred all are a time_Some of people as something of a co-incidence. anticipating good rd a cake of ice while at vhe Belfast Post Office for the week by work ending from the for general school the scholars a at Charles W. died in and was appropriation gave candy-pull the school- Haney Oakland, Feb. 1, 18iHi: Ladies—Mrs. Frances M. River pond Saturday. Clem- purposes to that for free text and a house Jan. 28th and a reported as “prominent in Masonry, Odd books, good time. ents. Gents—Mr. Allen C. Mr. v v Hindred. Mrs. Joan Cun- Emery; like amount to school contingent. This Fellowship and the Grand Army, and every- Chas. C. McClain; Mr. Henry Mr. transfer between the school Morrill. Mrs. Batclielder, a faith cure >f Moutville has passed her v.*7th body's friend,” Mitchell; appropriations George F. Rev. E. W. Webber. doctor from has several .ii;d is hale and She Osgood; will leave a balance at the end of the year Belmont, patients in vigorous. A received afternoou telegram yesterday The of in each of town, among them Mrs. F. W. whom great deal and keeps thoroughly marriage Miss Bessie Ruth Cobe the appropriations for school pur- Banan, announced that ou account of illness of some and Mr. Julian she says she can cure. She uses no urrent events. But one direct Lionel Franck, previously poses. medicine. of the members the Ariel will be Quartette announced in The The Mrs. Banan is very poorly now, and her iid remains to her, a great Journal, took place in petition, remonstrance and communi- graud- unable to fill its here appointment to-mor- Boston last cations in relation to the school in former restoration to health would be a •n McFarland, son of her grand- Monday evening and was a very genuine row The entertainment of evening. closing brilliant school district No. were referred to the miracle... .Our little folks comprising the To Mrs. Daniel McFarland, deceased, affair. The ceremony was perform- 13, cleanse, purify, and beautify the skin, scalp, and hair, to itch- the People’s Course is Junior met allay accordingly postponed ed in Cotillion Hall and was committee on schools. This matter was re- Endeavorers for a good time last and to m' husband the old lady makes her followed by a ing irritation, heal chafings, excoriations, and uicerative weaknesses, until further notice. afternoon at I. D. a dance, and a bountiful ported in last week’s Journal in connection Saturday White’s. They to cure the first reception, wedding speedily symptoms of torturing, skin and A on the libel of seized with the of the school committee. a real old-fashioned disfiguring scalp hearing liquors by collation. meeting enjoyed “candy pull” so so MeCrilhs, Esq Register of Deeds, humors, nothing pure, sweet, so so effective as Sheriff' Norton A license was to Win. to and a time wholesome, speedily recently was held in the Po- granted Haugh grand generally. Between 30 warm r:51 11 for 1892, and £1970 79 for 1893. 10 cents.Sociable of the “Willing i'.>r of their right year is not quite up to former years. He rd:nqiiishment called for her breakfast. John W. Waterman and Geo. W. Leonard Workers” at Mrs. Helen Mears’ last Thurs- has shipped in all thus far this season about K presented petitions for abatement of taxes day evening. Between 50 and 00 were pres- —”TIT r°l $ $ skins, principally fox, skunk, mink The Girls’ Home. The following con- ROOM PAPERS i.EixiMKNTS. We are indebted to and were given leave to withdraw. ent-The lumbering business has been and muskrat. In the of musk- tributions for the Girls’ Home are acknowl- of Dative W. L. Littlefield for the January price the us this year and have them trimmed on our 11+w John H. Healey & Co. presented a lively past week. The three or four tvUmtiev* rat advanced 45 cent. Bear 40 edged : Mrs. 1. G. Reynolds, petition Commissioners’ per dropped Rrooks, $5.00; trimmed report.Hon. for permission to erect and maintain a sta- inches of snow did not make good roads in Papers straight, hang^straight, and look straight after per cent, and skunk 40. Miss Juliette A. Wiggin, Belfast, $2.00; ‘Vot'd lias sent us some views of the steam at their stoue on the woods, but the lumber had to come out they are Junior Endeaver Society, Brownville, $2 50; tionary engine yard j hung. in-ge at Orono.. Senator Hale and Rocki.axi), Jan. 20. At the Spring street the Main and a on the same was I just same.Mrs. Margaret Wood is LIVE rink in the of 800 Mrs. J. S. Cummings, Belgrade, $1.00; ladies street, hearing people trade with us because can save ssman Milliken have our thanks for skating to-night presence they money. ordered to ho Feb. at 7 m. quite sick again, but there has been a Knox county sports, Dick O’Brien of Lewis- of Skowhegan, lace curtains for Skowhegan held 22d, p. gen- lo.-aments.. .The Journal has re- state of ton knocked out Joe Donovan of this in The Finance Committee on the eral good health in town thus far city room; Mrs. Arnold, Belfast, 5 pairs reported j 500 Rolls Remnant 3 Cents. s' in Frederick H. Moses of Bueks- one round. The Lewiston man was in mittens; Paper. just claims of Dr. A. C. and E. H. ! this winter. the of while Miss Kitson, Bridgton, lineu bibs; Ellingwood sutiuc combination of blotter and pink condition, Donovan was Prospect for services and to outclassed from the start. He was knocked Kerry Sewing Society, puff, delivered in De- Moody, supplies non-res- 1,000 Rolls, ALL NEW STYLE PAPER CHEAP. i t for file month. The present picture down four times and counted out in one min- ident that the is and the How’s This f cember; ladies of Dixmont, puff, dress and paupers, city liable, wit “their clouds of faces half ute and thirty seconds. bills Please look at our stock. in Eastern Maine. books. were ordered paid. Dr. Ellingwood’s We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any Largest reminds us that it is nearly time A number from Belfast drove to Rockland bill amounts to £128.05, and Mr. Moody’s to case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s the seeds of this favorite. t,o see the ug general “sport.” Insurance Statements. This week we £82 88. Catarrh Cure. CARLE & received from M. H. Andrews, statements of the com- F. J. CHENEY & O. It is reported that a young man giving the publish following The following order was passed: CO., Toledo, JONES, a name of B. E. Plummer and We, the have known F. J. Bangor, song entitled “Our claiming to panies represented by Field & West, Bel- Ordered, That the Bridge Committee be, undersigned, Cheney ^21 Main have been of the Johnson for the last 15 and believe him Street, Belfast, Maine> i* for President.,” words by Charles proprietor House, fast; British American Assurance Co., of and hereby is, empowered and authorized to years, perfectly has been in I music Mr. Gardiner, swindling Bangor peo- make a contract with responsible to honorable all business transactions and finan- .ms, by Andrews. The with H- Toronto, Cauada; Holyoke Mutual Fire In- parties ple bogus checks. a little lease a > got first-class iron bridge, said bridge to cially able t carry out any obligations made by tge bears a portrait of Hon. T. B. ami then out. surance Co., of money got [Bangor Daily Salem, Mass., Metropolitan be built substantially after plans their firm. News. previously .mi a pi* tare of the White House. For Plate Glass Co., of New York New procured by the city, said to ; Hamp- plans subject West & Trcax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o. ! music dealers. Belfast was visited Mr. Plummer and modification. Location of said to be by shire Fire Ins. Co., of N. H.; bridge Kin nan & Wholesale Manchester, at the foot of Main as Waldixg, Marvin, Drug- PEOPLES street determined NATIONAL lie is said to have a by BANK! check here given which U. S. Branch of the Western Assurance the gists, Toledo, (). itr< and Boats. A correspondent of Co., late decision of the Secretary of War. L A President. was sent off for collection and came back The of Hall’s Catarrh KNOWLrON, FRANK R. WIGGIN, Cashier. ■ and Opinion tells what the Cam- of Toronto, Canada; also statement of purchase said bridge to he optional Cure is taken internally, acting with the city of Belfast after such term of directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of r build.-rs are as follows: protested. Traders and Mechanics Insurance Co., of doing, as he. years may agreed upon. No contract the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 50c. F. bus Fred G. White lias another new Lowell, iti Belfast Dailey about finished the al- dump Mass., represented by made by said committee to be valid or bind- per bottle. Sold by all 4wG and one as James Pattee. on Druggists. es on the 24 foot 1. w. 1. “Leader.” He cart, that looks though it would ing the City of Belfast until ratilied by Solicited. the Government. Deposits id**ned Imr lb inches on each and hold up a load under very trying circum- City INDIVIDUAL Feb. 28 1804. May 4, 1804. July 24, 1*94. Ori. side, The arc lights were out awhile last Satur- Brooks. Buis are out for a dance at G 2, IMI4, Her, in, 1*94. stances. Ii has The Finance Committee was instructed to DEPOSITS: *36,353.60 *41,680.54 r stern out several feet. She is lor patent-hub wheels with 4 A. It. hall *511. ISO.29 *74,532.52 S79.4SO.59 day evening on account of the of a Feb. 7th. A masquerade ball will bursting examine, the accounts of the Treasurer March 5, 1805. May 7, 1805. July II, 1*95. He is now at work on a 25 foot inch tires made of 2-4 inch steel. There art! City Nepl, 2S, 1*95. Dec. 13, 1*95. fishing at the electric station on the East Side. be given Feb. 12th, and it is expected there pulley for the municipal year 1895. *83,078.53 *116,325.50 *123,0*5.5* *140,147.4* r St. M. H. IS spokes in each wheel, each spoke double will of *IOO.*3S.17 George parlies. Prince One current, of arc was out be lots picturesque costumes.. .Near- lights Monday The was authorized to execute on 20 foot cat riveted. The wood-work was made W. Mayor These are taken our sworn boat finished and another by to ly every business man in the is figures from statements to the night owing the breaking of a cable on behalf of the city a contract for the village using Comptroller it* for Mr. of IT. Walker and the iron work W. H. lighting Vogel Castine. They are by the one of Isaac S. new of the Currency, Washington, on the above dates. bridge. Repairs were promptly made streets of the city by with the Staples’ sleighs_Ira m Sanborn. electricity, feet i. w. 1. Willis Williams is at B. Dean is the DEPOSITS ill and no further trouble is Since spending winter at the Chas. the IXTEBEST DEPARTMENT payable on demand, draw interest anticipated. Belfast Light and Power Co., for one year, payable Janu- n a eat boat.. W. S. ary 1st and July 1st. Deposits during the first three -lavs of draw Barrett of Rock- The King’s Daughters met with Mrs. S. the new took F. Bessey place in Thorndike. ..The schools interest from the tint company the plant, Oct. 1st, for the number of now in of that month. This department -liters mtieh to mis lights operation. greater *r.;,rit; depositors than Savin -s -tanks inas- returned from N. B View in town will close much as is a loan to Brooklyn, Y., Fletcher, Bay street, last Monday there has been an almost ser- this week_David B. every deposit the honk, and .ill deposits in our Hank are ,ninrtinlr,~i bv twice the uninterrupted The City Clerk was inst^Hcted to correct w a number of which amount t»f our Capital Stock. mng orders, will evening, with a full attendance, and held a vice. Improvements have been made and Curtis is teaching in Morrill. He is kept the record of bonds of the issue of 1882, as This Bank the latest established Bank in Waldo .vinos Barrett & Son until late in being Conntv, our vault lias all tlm latest imnrnvr busy pleasant and profitable session. The rooms others are to follow in the which, the steadily employed-Edwin Walker is still mentsin Fire and spring, recommended the Committee on Burglar-Proof work, thereby nltering <,renter errnriti/ to depositors than 1anv other will by Finance, bank in this J w -oring. They soon laydown a rat- were decorated with assure wili in health. Mrs. Daniel is said county. very prettily pines, company us, give Belfast as good Jan. 1898. poor Dickey 0, We still have a few I -r western The de- emblematical of the name of to be $5.00 SAFK DKPOSIT BOXKS. Ail our boxes are now parties.... yacht the Circle, (Pine service as any in Maine. very' ill-Tiie fagot party at J. C. ginned1 11 with extr* city I he Committee on Finance was instruct locks, so they may be taken to and from the Bank if desired. in last week’s Journal at- 1 v»> published I Tree.) Mrs. Alexander read some select Lane’s last Friday evening was a very to xamine the books of the Collector of pleas- ••-d much attention. show Divorce Statistics. Tileston Wadliu, They the pieces in her usual elocutionary manner, ant occasion. A fine treat was served and ascertain the amount of u "f the at a Clerk of Courts, has made for the Taxes, discount al- yacht glance.... Work and several members contributed literary up Regis- the company was nicely entertained. trar 1 river. one ward to another. names railroad men to build a road between was another success. The hall Colds, The New Brunswick ran one The of all who North- night great &c. At 59c. Each. Coughs, &c., ... buy your.. summer between Boston and on the have died or moved have been stricken port Camp Ground and Stockton Springs was well filled and a very fine supper was Bangor away Used Externally, It Cures :• a: B. S. S. Co.'s Otis off, but no additions are made until the ses- and possibly from Camden to Bangor. The furnished by the ladies. The music was ex- line-Capt. Ingra- Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Sprains, ham remained ashore sions to election A electric men offer to build the as a fine. The was as follows: when the Penobscot just prior day. voter’s bridge ceptionally program Toothache, Pain in the Face, Neu- residence in a ward is determined his trrived at Rockland Saturday, on account by part of their road, and give the city the use Overture, Lustspiel, Keler Bela; Solitude, Frosted Feet. Never sold before at less of residence on the first of ralgia, Rheumatism, place day April of on ■ Lie illness of bis wife. it payment of annual rental. The city caprice, Mercadante; “Blue Bells of Scot- Capt. Whitney, preceding. Hence each voter is registered No article ever attained to »ncn unbounded ■ 'St pilot, took command until the steamer in the ward in which he lived 1895. is to have the option of buying the land, euphonium solo; La Czarina, mazurka, popularity.—Sa lem Observer. than 75c. and a trade April 1st, bridge An article of great merit and virtue.—Cinn. good A contest at the Ten Minutes with r**a< bed Rockland on her return Monday.... spirited spring election will after a term of years, but is not to be obliged Ganne; Medley Overture, Nonpareil. new We can bear ao the of -St & probably bring out enough voters to the G. Brown-Mrs. Flora Swett testimony efficacy tho at that. Tli1' Penobscot had her colors at half-mast to buy as in the former plans proposed. The Minstrels, Pain-Killer. W« have seen Its magic effects in keep the number nearly or quite up to last the her Mrs. F. ■oothing severest pain, and kuc\ it to be a o-! her trip to Boston last in honor year. Mayor is now in correspondence with the of Herrnon is visiting aunt, J. £00(1 article.—Cincinnati Thursday, Dispatch. reverse. A speedy cure for pain—no of us and result will be the Shirts 59 f C. B. Sanford... other as to the details of the ...Miss Chase returned home family should b# Remember, cents, Capt. .The steamer The News parties pro- Hussey. Sophie Without it. -Mm,ire* Tran scrip Bangor Daily published Tues- has now and and as soon as on boat after a of 10 months Nothing yet the Pain-Killer, Florence, running on the Rockland and posed plan contract, Saturday’s stay which is the surpassed day a sensational story from South Brooks- most valuable family medicine now Drawers 59 cents. tuck sport line, does not make at these are received a meeting of the Bridge in Massachusetts_Miss Jennie Grant left in use. Term. Oman. landings ville a man named It has il ui r!t as a means of concerning young Dan for after a vis- removing pain, ■tfi• intermediate ports on when the Committee will be held. Monday Washington,D. C.,aud no medicine h acquired a reputation equal to days who is said to have come to Ryan, that place it there will visit relatives in Georgetown, Perry Davis’ Pain-Killer.—Nowport (Ky.) Daily A BARGAIN AT t-ude boat is in the same direction. Ac <. going last from Shipping Items. The Marine Journal of S. C-Mrs. and Miss of Sharon are spring Islesboro and to have work- Brady It is really a valuable medicine—it is The used by Penobscot into Portsmouth the of Mrs. C. R. Hill_P. C. Rich nr-uy Has',,,, Trace/:- r. & put guests Physicians. AMS ed for in his New York Uniform was that of Capt. Eells dur- says: sailing < granite quarry is to out a ami Daniel Curtis is ii ware tations, buy only the genuine SOA,™^ M able mlay night on account of the and go little, a do Peuk Davis.'1 storm, the summer. He was to the Kenilworth and Edward pi by y Sold everywhere, ing very attentive ships O’Brien, improving. Sore throats are quite prevalent, large bottles, and 5v*c. not leave Boston on her return until a young lady of the place, and when it was both at San Francisco from New \rork, the but no serious cases are reported-The STOCKTON SPRINGS. at 5 m. order of the of Columbus was or- Friday p. rumored that he had a wife and child in former of which arrived Jan. 7th and the Kuignts Islesboro he positively denied it. The select- ganized Sunday. About 100 delegates from *-»AT. Jackson & McIntosh have latter Jan. 8th, but both 144 Opera House, Hellsist, D. P. bought occupying days were men of Brooksville, however, learned that Bangor, Lewiston and other places Pollock Fish PALMER’S, lio-ir store, through the local agent, A. he was married in Islesboro in 1892 and had in the voyage. The M. 1*. Grace, also from present_Miss Edith Clark, who has been 6th. wife in ill for a is In the market and low. Thursday, burgess, a Victor safe. It is the first of a living that town, and notified Ryan New which arrived there the same long time, rapidly recovering- selling February York, One Continuous Show to appear before them at 1 p. m. Jan. 25. At E. G. Baker of Bangor spent Sunday with lJig Direct make in this city, though they are in day as the Kenilworth, was 174 days on the from their New York noon of that day Ryan left the house of his father, who is very low. A A. HOWES Ac CO. Triumph. Masonic Temple, Belfast, Me. i-ommoil use in other places in the Samuel Great Admiral is in Cousins for that purpose, since passage-Ship Simp- The Biggest Thing that Ever Happened! m .... A robin is at Thomas which time no trace of his whereabouts has wintering son’s dry dock, Boston, to be stripped, calk- WANTED. 80 PEOPLE 80 been and think he commit- Hr. wn’s in the Hay ford District.... The obtained, many ed and of the E. It. ted suicide by drowning. newly metaled-Capt. Ryder WHIP LOST I iil'il'ilN. II. II. ttalogue of the Belfast Free Library A. W. Ellis, remains at home this trip and Owen’s Biographical Sketches for 1885. Cleveland’s Minstrels. As A valuable whip, with my name on the handle, : me to the binders and will announced W. S. CLEVELAND’S be ready Capt. Rogers takes the vessel in his place. has been lost, together with the whip-socket. The Will any person having a copy to dispose last week Cleveland's the soon. miuistrels, big- tinder will be rewarded by returning the MASSIVE clivery very The fiction list is on The Eilis has sailed from Rockland with suitably of communicate with Burleigh & Flynt, GREATER, i show of the kind on the will same. lwG of Glasses aid Diseases of s at the at 15 cents and the gest road, ap- lime for New York-Sch. Jonathan Cone Fitting Library each, Me. of Maine. pear at the Belfast Opera House this, Thurs- DR. G. P. LOMBARD, Belfast, publishers Journal, Augusta, DOUBLE MINSTRELS ! .,f the full catalogue is 50 ets. each_ arrived from Boston Feb. 4th wTith sugar for !• day, evening. Street parade to-day. Seats IN CONJUNCTION WITH the aid Ear a -lie red-breasted birds having beaks compe- Swan & Sibley Co leather-board stock for Eye Specialty. te! u are now on sale. An exchange says: t<> do business in wintertime are feeding | Sherman & Co., and general cargo_Capt. THE LUCKY ONES SEA US PORT, MAINE, \V. S. Cleveland, of minstrelsy, has am- Bedouin Arab Circus on the mountain ash and on the buds of the Osborn will bring sch. Emma S. Briggs to 13tf bition and energy enough to supply a sur- on Belfast this mouth to on the marine rail- one-fifth of maples Belfast streets just now. “The plus to a half dozen managers. He is al- go Can now get tlieir money back at R. H. Moody’s. By postal to-day And The and SKIN FOOD at our sale Japs, birds," says a man who knows, “are Pine ways up and doing and always doing the way-Sch. Silas McLoon of Rockland is to all the purchasers of NUTRIOLA C. P. SOAP special of in the and The sale was and Frank Cushman, the Grosbeaks from the very biggest things largest be here soon for on the have been notified mail to call for their money. very large very north. They live iu the brought repairs by flinstrel nonarch. NOTICE. most generous of manners, because he is to seller and So far as heard from every purchaser is de- Canadas and northern Maine in built in that marine railway. satisfactory purchasers. summer, way. William can’t help it. IN A BIG SHOWS ALL ONE, As I am about to leave town to live and in winter come to this latitude.”.The No sooner does he do one big that lighted. ^ elsewhere, thing, the of DOUBLE FIRST PART. sets a than he is at it If straws show which the wind blows; if way the intelligent class all persons indebted to me are requested to make Masonic Association has declared a everybody talking, way BIG BANDS AND DRUM Temple means we are sure of the CORPS, again, planning, conniving and arranging “catch on” to NUTRIOLA C. P. SOAP anything, 3 MUSIC. immediate settlement. I shall be at my ottice semi-annual dividend of four cent.... A people ORIENTAL per for still Now he has as NUTRIOLA SOAP is introduced. In view something greater. Toilet Soap trade of everysection as soon Saturday afternoons for the next four weeks. My house on the outskirts of owned about massed in one on All Nation’s Half Mile Bucksport, eighty performers gi- of this fact—which to us is an axiom—we have figured closely cost in ten ton lots, Parade, Long. residence is for sale. Hon. gantic show—a white company, a coon com- by Parker Spofford, and occupied by and have notified our to reduce the from 35c. to 25c. per cake, three Big Jubilee Day. 1 >R. E. A. PORTER. Do catch on? “Just as black as ageuts price pany. you Advertised last week—25 treatment free—to not us a Fred Ward well and was dajs cakes in a box for 00c. This makes the leave large Dated at Liberty, Jan. 20, 1S90 -4w4 family, burned, black can be,” a tribe of Arabs and a sec- price popular—does PRICKS, 50 and 75 Cents. close Saturday, will be extended to and include Sunday, at midnight. Loss, $800.The il- tion of Japan, and as if that was not profit, but a little. Seats now at Kilgore & Wilson’s enough the 10th. This is chance to test the selling three bands of music herald the of Monday, your a cake of Store. lustrated advertisements of Ames & Son, coming Remember, you can buy a box of SOAP, test half alongside any soap Drug the show in a virtues of the most wonderful preparation ever *** quadrupled great gorgeous no what the If are not that it is better every cash grocers, Stockton attract at- you can find, matter price. you positive Springs, street pageant. Croakers say that the en- discovered—NUTRIOLA. Did we not have im- the box and the half cake GRATED yes, to any soap you ever saw, return snow made the first William will all that he confidence in to restore way, vastly superior lift SOMETHING tention-Saturday’s terprising payout plicit its wonderful power cover this all over with DC C unused, and your money hark. We might paper praises real of the season takes in, and nervy Cleveland that we won d get NEW and sleighing and Sunday the responds health not make this unparalleled oiler. to it excellent “Ac- Hot Water nUKOC it would never properties. Bottles. he will “risk it,” and if he does the patrons of NUTRIOLA SOAP, prove you steppers were out on the avenue in force_ A large number have availed themselves of the Restorer! Dirt Remover! Home will have no cause to complain, and he will tual test is the strongest proof.” Confidence A few local fishermen have visited opportunity. We want a few more. Call at the C. P. SOAP. A full line at Swan not sued a tear if he don’t make a fortune Sweetener! Magical Beautifier! Thy name is NUTRIOLA >yf. RADISH. «;ICE this for other are office of the low Lake since the open time on trout and land- year, years coming and he our FOOD. It prices. This winter weather is the time you need a box of elegant SKIN is in the business to stay, and it is a sure locked salmon began, hut the catches have NUTRIOLA COriPANY, skin disease on heals wounds without that W. S. Cleveland Inis makes the skin l»ke Velvet, cures any Earth, thing many stay- box. A. A. HOWES & CO. A. A. HOWES & CO. been sm all. ing qualities. 64 High St., Belfast, Maine. leaving a scar. Price reduced lr<>m 50c to 40c per The Eastern Question; Register of Deep Water Vessels. Literary News and Notes.

OH, HOW WILL THE TURKISH EMPIRE HE TRAITS of ANIMALS SHIPS. Golden Days for February (monthly DISPOSED OF. Abner Coburn, G A Nichols, arrived at part) well sustains the reputation of this (Continued from last week.) THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE New York Dec 20 from Hiogo. popular publication for boys and girls. It A G Ropes, David Rivers, arrived at New QHER,DA^g combines amusement with instruction and CAT AND THE TIBER. Our last article ended with the 22d York Jan 23 from Sail Francisco. is healthful in tone. James Elverson, pub- A J Walnutt, sailed from New York verse of the 11th of Daniel. We found Fuller, lisher, Philadelphia. Peculiarities of Each. Aug 25 for Shanghae ; spoken Sept 8, lat 30 that Roman w as introduced in the JTcondition history N, Ion 38 W. An interesting reminder that the Beh- at NSW', Dec ltitli verse; and we followed it along to The cat and tlie tiger belong practically to the Alameda, Chapman, Sydney, ring Sea question should not be lost sight same or 14, for sale. the 22d verse, when Tiberius Ciesar was genus family. of in the discussion of the Venezuelan But they vary in habits and natural tendencies. Belle of Bath, C Curtis, sailed from New which also mentions he crucifix- is furnished in a Hen- Emperor, A tiger will spring upon ami destroy a deer. York Oct 28 lor Shanghae. boundary paper, by ion of Christ. In the remain- A cat will watch for hours and take in and It Loomis on “The of studying delight Centennial, B F Colcord, arrived at New rOVVD^flIt will keep your chickens strong healthy. ry Nelson, Passing der of this dt-struy ing vermin. will make young pullets lay early. Worth its weight the in the chapter that refers to the Ro- York Jan 12 from Baltimore. In all diseases. It Fur-Seal,” February Harper’s. Each' organ in the i uman lias its special gold for moulting hens, and prevents mans we will body Daniel O C arrived at is concentrated. In quantity This article is a of the indiscrimi- be on account of or to and does it. Barnes, Arpe, Hong absolutely pure. Highly history obliged function duty perform, costs a No other kind like it. Jan 13 from via only tenth of a cent aday. space to pass over much of it and The stomach seizes upon our food, it, Kong Philadelphia Nagasaki. nate killing of American seals by Canadian only digests sailed notice the most important events. and so prepares it as to nourish the various tis- Emily F Whitney, A S Pendleton, hunters, and the neglect of the British sues. from llong Kong Jail 23 for New7 York. Rome in is very Government to abide by the decision of prophecy prominent, The kidneys, on the other hand, have different Gov Ruble, Nichols, cleared from Philadel- HIR.TY years* observation of Castoria with th© patronage of the reasons for which will be shown as we work to the Paris Tribunal. do. phia Oct 25 for Hiogo; spoken Nov 28, lat 10 Like the cat lie in wait and seize ami proceed. We will now notice the 01st they Ion 30 W. millions of persons, permit us to speak of it without guessing, throw out from the blood every poison, impurity, N, Harper’s Bazar for 1st is gen- verse. ‘‘And arms shall on at February stand his part, and as the blood Great Admiral, Row'ell, arrived Boston disease germ as fast passes nse.mta erally interesting in its display of out- It is the best for Infants and Children and they shall pollute the sanctuary' of through them. Jan 4 Iroiu Manila. Therefore, no matter what klnrl of food yon unquestionably remedy nth it Powder. otherwise, yonr profit door costumes suitable to the season. are not filters. Tlo knoir what to B Phineas sailed daily RlH.rid.ni'" and shall take the They simply // I Henry Hyde, Pendleton, this fall and winter will l>c lost when tlie price for wire strength, away daily food Both and for the world has ever known. It is harmless. Children like it. It \ Castoria cures and place the abomination that maketh William Herse\ in Toledo, Rogers. This accompanies a most inter- Constipation Flatulency. and acts of devotion ex- it R Tlmmas, C C Nichols, sailed from Merrill am! Samuel desolate. appi opriations Edwin on |: «)hio, Florence Hill in Denser, Colorado, esting article “.John Rogers, the Peo- tendi d to this new it | Hi >gn Jan 7 for New York. Castoria neutralizes the effects of carbonic acid or air. J !’.!■> i« iimi ns vlict •ulhllmem m strange god.it places 1’ Hudson in Boston. Massachusetts. Frances A. gas poisonous ]k 11 X cleared from New ple’s Sculptor,” William Ordwav Part- all dot >»t that atheistical France Sachem, Lancaster, 1 in Man'diester Center, \ t A blue A. by A. A. To. \\ 1 ii'ii Titus Jcinsa- beyond .nljierwood John destroyed Yoru Nuv 1G I* r tor orders. Wilson in ''inter. Vt., .1. Morrill ridge. Rogers’ sculptures are, al- Castoria does not contain morphine, or other narcotic is t he or here el'ern d to. | Anjt-r Manchesie I.uey opium, property. U-iii: l"i then it was pow S I'- hat his b lees enter- S 1’ 1.1 itchcoek, Gates, sailed iroiu Jlono- n Manchester Cental. Vt < andine E. ter in most as common and popular in Ameri- .’,!>th verse. ‘Thus shali he do in the Chase in assimilates the stomach and ed into and the cmisei rated tem- lulu Nov 9 foi New \ ork. Slonji'liton, Mas.-., and Ri-en S. Weiser, can homes as Whittier's and Castoria^ the_food, regulates bowels* polluted 1 | < poems, Mr. most holds with a > at Lou- Idaho. Caroline M. Johnson. San Rafael. 'alii'., It was then that the sacrifice strong strange god, S 1 Carieton, Amslmry, arrived a ple. daily on an order is here- himself with w! ami increase NSW. application of Hie plaimillS. Partridge, sculptor strong giving healthy and natural sleep. w as om he shad acknowledge don Jan 1 from Sydney, taken away and has always remained by entered requiring' said defendants to appear popular and patriotic sympathies, with a mi he shall cause them to St C F Carver, sailed from Sail points so. it was then when Jerusalem was de- glory: Nicholas, and answer the bill within two mouths from the out Castoria is in one-size bottles It is not sold in York. with true feeling bow notable the put up only. bulk. rule over and shall divide the land Francisco Jan 5 for New first Tuesday in February, lBHO. stroyed and tlie was made deso- many, service is which has country 1 St David, (. sailed troin New York Rogers rendered. for gain." arver, Don t allow any one to sell you anything else on the plea or promise late. Nov 2 for lat 18 11 S, SI US I AN, F OF FI. UN MTS' HILL. IIis article is most illustrated these °t die God- Amoy; spoken Dei-8, attractively '1 Ms trouble that was to route the liy worshippers J'otlif in/ ( Hurt in /ir/ni/y: upon Ion 20 01. Sn/>rri/ir by reproductions of famous that it is as good" and “will answer dess of l.Yasn on; and taking John Brooks and Dana B. Sontliwortli, both Rogers’ “just every purpose.” Jew s is sji.-ken ot the Aaniel pushing Slate of Maine, 11 G Curtis, arrived at and other by pro].bet in did of Belfast, in said county, complain against the groups pictures. " many fortified places Furope Dec 30 frum See that C-A-S-T-O-R-I-A. in her plan, s, and also b\ Christ in the Hiogo Fluladelphia. city ot Belfast and the heirs of Mary E South- you get ineiease theii Tiie Iasi part of lillie E Starbimk, Eben Curtis, sailed 24th chaplet of Matthew : also in Luke glory. worth, late of Belfast, aforesaid deceased, to wit: McClure’s Magazine for February takes this verse had a t cmarkable fultillment; tor from New York Dec 22, for Portland, O; Medina .1. Simpson, both of Simpson. Uphon/.o its first of 1 2.1:_'o, whirl, reads: “And when ye shall grasp the leader's attention The fac-simile is on when the revolution broke out the land spoken, Jau 9, lat -S N, Ion 28 \Vr. Chelsea, in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. ^' every see Jerusalem with Daniel S. ol Everett. with portraits of Lincoln of ••ompassed armies,then landl mis Wandering Jew. D C Nichols, at Hong Simpson Massachusetts, eight (several of j nijiiTty was largely owned by Mrs. and Frances both of them signature wrap pel-. know that the desolation thereof is nigh." Dec 5 tor New \ ork. Ralph Durham (ptimby, very rare,) some twenty other Lin- in and many of these estates Kong Milton. Massachusetts, William Merrill and Sam- This veise us to understand what large estates, \\ ni H at Yokaliama coln pictures, and an gives in lots to su.it Macy, Amshury, uel Ilersev, both of Toledo, Ohio, and Florence account, abounding was were confiscated and sold in vivid to make the desolation, and where the Jan 15 for New York via Hiogo. Hill of Denver. Colorado, and Edwin ]\ Hudson personal details, of Lincoln’s mis- the the receiving desolation was to be, viz., that it was purchaser, government NVm H Conner, Frank 1 Pendleton, sailed of Boston. Massachusetts, Sara J. Cunningham fortunes as a country merchant; of bis Children for Pitcher’s Castoria. ; like sterling from from New York Jan 22 for of Ellsworth, in the county of Hancock, Maine, Cry Jerusalem that “was to be made desolate, something TOO,000,000 Shanghae. entrance into the legislature, and the be- : such sales. \\ J Roteh, Sew all C Lancaster, cleared Harriet A. Nichols of Searsport, in the county of and it was to be made so by the Roman Waldo, Edvvin P. (files and 1 Hive < olburn, both of ginning of his acquaintance with IIow wonderful were the events of this from Philadelphia July 27 tor San Francisco; Douglas; which we know was under Titus. Belfast, in said of Waldo, Frances A. of his work as a army, Nov lat 37 50 S. Ion 88 NY. All county village postmaster and a ! prophecy foretold. They came at the spoken 1G, I.idgvrwood of Manchester Center, Vt., Abide A. 2,gd vei se. “And such as do wickedly well. deputy county surveyor; of his study of time and in a place that no one would Wilson of Manchester Center, Vt.. Lucy .I. Mor- against the covenant shall lie corrupt by BARKS. rill of Manchester Center. Vt., Caroline E S. Shakespeare and Burns and a of it had ever copy have expected. Nothing like and flatteries: but the people that do know A'lam W C N sailed from Porter of Stoughton. Mass, Eben S. Chase of Blackstone found by chance in a barrel of taken before or since. This irre- Spies, Meyers, Weiser, Idaho, L. Pulsifer of Oldtown their Ced shall be and do ex- place Oct 21 for New York : Mary Me., refuse; and of his romantic of strong, in the midst Hong Kong passed Jennie M. De Laittre of Etna. Me., C. H. Pulsifer courtship ; ligious power springing up Ann ploits.’’ St Helena prior to Jan 7. of Augusta. Me. L. D. Pulsifer of Augusta, .Me., Rutledge, and Ids affliction at her of the most and thoroughly or- bod verse. “And they that understand powerful Alice Reed, A Ianson Ford, at Montevideo Minnie E. Pulsifer of Augusta, Me., and Caroline death shortly before the time could not be and appointed among the shall instruct, ganized opposition stayed. Dec 17 for New York. M. Johnson of San Ralael. Calif., say: for their people many; First That said E. marriage. shall It swept everything before it, everything Amy Turner, C C McClure, sailed from Mary Southworth, whose yet they fall by the sword, and by maiden name was E. on the 17th sacred and dear to Kong Jan 12 for Baltimore; Mary Simpson, flame, and enlightened society Hong passed of December. A. D 1889, made and Outing for is excellent in text by captivity, by spoil, many A .lan 2S. day duly February melted was claimed to be njer will and and days.’’ These two verses must refer to away. Deity executed her last testament, and that illustrations. The contents are as Beatrice Havener, Hichboru, at Point-a- thereto she was married to the dethroned and the Bible burned. subsequent Dana B. follows: “The Llewellin L. II. pagan persecution. Pitre, Jan 12. for New York. Southworth, and on the 21st day of July, A. D., Setter, by 40th verse. “And at the time of the end Smith: o4th verse. “Now when they shall Carrie L Tyler, Lancaster, at Demerara 1895, said Mary E. Southworth died. “Sweet Marjory,” by Sara Beau- shall the of the south at him: fall, they shall be holpen (helped) with king push Jan b from New York. Second: That said last will and testament of mont Kennedy; “Modern Snipe,” by T. and the of the north shall come said Mary E. Southworth was duly proved, allow- a little but shall cleave to king C P Dixon, N P' Gilkey, arrived at Wash- S. Van at help: many ed and probated at the September term of the Dyke; “Shooting Swatow,” by against him like a whirlwind, with chariots, ington, D C, Jan 15 from Port Spain. A. 13. “The them with flatteries.” Probate Court for Waldo county, which was be- Ilolf; Wizard of the Cascade,” and with and with Edward Kidder, J 11 Park, from Junin both verse. “And some of them of un- horsemen, many ships; gun and liolden at Belfast in said county, on the by S. C. the California and for at Kendall; “Hunting and he shall enter into the countries, Hampton Roads, Valparaiso, leaking. second Tuesday of September, being the tenth L. I). “A Thread of derstanding shall fail, to try them, and to Edward arrived at New York Nov 1 of said Lion,” by Bees; shall overflow and pass over. May, day September purge, and to make them white, even to from Colombo. Third: That on said tenth day of Mystery,” by Louise D. Mitchell; “Cruis- We will notice first that the September, the time «,i the end: because it is yet for a prophetic Evie Reed, A T "Whittier, Sailed from A. 1)., 1895, your complainants were duly ap- ing on the Gulf;” Lenz’s World Tour in this verse must come in in a the of said Probate ex- time appointed. utterance New ^ ork Jan 2 for Buenos Ayres. pointed by Judge Court Awheel;” “Bugged Labrador,” by B. G. certain of time called “the time of ecutors of said last will and testament and gave •. period sailed from The liist part of the :’.4th verse refers Harvard, Colcord, Newcastle, the bond required and have assumed the trust. Taber; “Cycling in Mid-Atlantic,” by O. the end It is the same as men- N S Jan 20 for Molleiido. when the Christians were relieved from period VV, Fourth: That the residuary clause of said will llowarth; “Paddling in Pipanti in Hon- at is < tioned in the :>;th verse, which began Havana* Rice, arrived Philadelphia Jan in these words, to wit “All the rest, residue the pagan persecution by oustauline, duras,” by E. W. Perry; “About the the and 12 from Port Tampa. and remainder of my estate and ot which 1 may when he and made when pupal persecution ceased, Balearic’s,” ( has. “Bab- professed Christianity Herbert W 11 Blanchard, at New die possessed, I give, bequeath and devise to the by Edwards; covers all time between that and the end Black, Central School of it the religion of the empire. What a York lor Costa Rica. District said Belfast for the biting,” by II. Bave; “The New Hamp- of the world or As this “time of the think it would have been age. from New purposes following shire National G. II. change.one might Henry A Litchfield, sailed York 1st. Guard,” by Moses, \ end" was to at the close of the The amount of this bequest shall lie in- a to begin papal 27 lor and the usual great heip the Christians. But the Jan Savannah. vested or at interest so that an income editorials, poems, all tin* events that have tran- put may records, prophet said it w ould be a little, help, and persecution, Henry Norweli, Cuslmian, arrived at New accrue and so kept until a sutlieient sum shall etc. since then have been in that period York Jan 25 from Ga. be accummulared increase from interest or so it proved. For no sooner was Chris-| spired Brunswick, by called “the time nf the end," and this end Lucy A Nickels, C M Nichols, cleared profit, by subsequent bequests or gifts or in some for March will tianity made tin* religion of the empire ot bet to for I Harpers Magazine ; of in the ! from New York Oct 15 for way. provide he erection of u school than it became and worldiness is the same that Christ speaks Hong Koug; bouse within said district present a new instalment of W. I popular, Get lat 2,5 22, ion 4.S 05. suitable to accommo- Caspar 24th of Matthew when he says, “and this spoken 27, date at least four of the schools. \\ “On Snow-Shoes to the Barren i crept in. and many became Christians Mabel 1 Win sailed liitney's of the shall be ; Meyers, Meyers, 2d. When the sum becomes sutlieient for the mcreA or the honor would gospel kingdom preached Grounds,” the record of a !orga;n they from Boston Jan 15 for Buenos Ayres. •B>ove purpose the money shall be used for build- sporting pil- | in a!) the world fora witness unto all na- \ into the frozen waste i lvceiM : >i as -he pioplmt wolds it. Mai. an/.as, sailed from Havana Jan 22 for ing mi eh a school house a-- is indicated above." grimage of northern lions: and then shall the end and no “liiann shail ehavei.. them with flatter- come,’ j Delaware Breakwater. Filth: That trustee i> named in sain will. Canada, in pursuit of musk-oxen and we ran sen what lie was G sailed from iSix111: Thai the < eiitral School District men- ies. in a slier tin < the church became easily talking! Penobscot, E Parker, Singa- wood-bison. Professor Woodrow Wilson's tbaled -n said w ill comprised the and i about referring back tn the .piestiun pore Sept 24 lor New York; passed Anjer city proper, of will e.Ahho .n its taiih. and linally t be strong- by that by the Public Laws of Maine of Chapter biography Washington introduce in' was in the :>d vise, when Nov er t \ ei l:ihI’ -!11• 11 t lie Niccne .inswcjing | 21b, said district was abolished. the hero of (Beat Meadows and Creed, M youthful be v as what w-uid be the Rebecca Crowell, G Dow. arrived ax Seventh: Your are in doubt am. nw> wa re plainly asked complainants Braddock’s disastrous and enacted declaring ali who e- expedition, Port an Prun New 20 from New York. about their duticvS-n relation to said clause and >'■ of Ids and the end of the | mro roust ,, > sign coming show how he was to a new candy rnlhnrlic i?.:i ta ug i,J an al y to lien; .should I»c j< at. to Rose Huns. Melt in Colcord, arrive d at respectfully ask for the instruction of the Court. trained lead \v*nld. and he them this 14th verse | llHdbRlfb IS (hath. gave Brunswick, Ga, Jan 27 from St Pierre. DANA B. SOFTH WORTH. I nation. Owen Wister, .Julian Ralph and in answer to their om st i<-n. JOHN (,. BROOKS. Am! the was be- R G at Helen will eonuibute short | ..pal persecution Serrano, Waterhouse, Hong Kong W. P. Tiio.mfson. Huntington W l aw learned that when Hie Belfast. Me.. -o already ] A une. there will gun. aim tli as.. ,,t understanding (,,i ug 1, Solicitor |or complainants. stories; be chapters of William and i tiie south is mentioned in this! si. F B at Nov Maine Central R R. Belfast, Casting the wise, hose that b ar (Tod) shail tall. king Jann-s, Cliliiwel, Hong Kong Tii.f.ston Waiu.in, Clerk. Black’s “Briseis,” Poultney Bigelow’s to the over 12 |'«m New York. A true < it refers ruler Egypt, copy. Attest “German ■| 1! din : mde: the prophesy for and of y papal j»«11m i«m, 1 Struggle Liberty,* w nen the of the north is men- St Lucie, .1 T Er-ekiue, cleared from Ne-w Tii.f.ston Wadlin, Clerk. I tim i :-t v blk. Winter and contii m d to fall until millions ot and king the “Personal Recollections of ,b»an of Effect October in- Yen k Jan 15 for Port Natal. Dated this 29th dav ot Jam, 189t>. Arrangement—In 't ten rs to t he one that rules over nocent ■ loueii and On and alter \ov. train- -•< n ]m }>le were destroyed in a most Thomas A Goddarel, W S Grif'tin, at Arc, the most complex piece of i, 1895. >\ ria. and so we eould to inter- I Burnham and Wateryilk* wi-h rIn*;_ 1 tram.- I.: 1, erm-l maim 'i'ims bbtli veise ims some proee«*d Bm-nos Dec- 20 for l S. modern machinery will be intei estingly Ayres and from Bangor, Waterville, i*• >r: land ami B«> — pret this 40th verse without tin* aid of the C < a impeitaut -mis which w ill come in later. j Willard' Mmigett. A oicord, at Monte- explained in paper Park Benjamin, toil will ran a- follow understand the by STEAMER CASTINK. vcj-si t history. We could by video I)v-e- 17 for New Y«*rk. called “The a r 22,tii •And he king shall do ac- Nerves of Warship.” FRoM UK I. FA ST. words that soon after the in (•••!!iii.n w ii ‘i P to his will: and he shall prophet's papal SCHOONERS \ cording exalt ; A M 1* M F M Fiance and Egypt would The Arena is Lt-a\r W Brook*' iiit* ai 7 2" >i.; astine, himself, and himself above persecution February the Belfast, depart.. 7 2<> 127 ;; 27 *• magnify every \V R at Rosario probably 7 47. II til;"' 1' S i.-v... »W. OO in war and that would make Georgia Giikey, Giikey, .'. I ,7< < i;; and shall marvellous engage Egypt before: most attractive issue of this review that City point 7 27 ;; 2 Lime K h. a m v > ; god. speak things1 Dee 21 for l' 8. | ~^AFTE^ ‘.».2« 11i_ a.I lie!!';:* but a feeble resistance France, as Waldo. 7 j 40 77 against t L Cod of and shad against has yet appeared. In its 1Tb are gods, prosper! Hattie MeG H F arrived pages .... Ruck, Sprowl, Brooks 7 49 1 f> I 4 s till shown by the words “push at.” Then E3. E. C. WEST S NEE7E AND BEAIN TREATMENT found notable Forbes *Bl'ooks ii ie, Moe a' V', \\ <11)•.•*«in\ a ;n s.i! li the indignations be for at Salem Dee 20 from New York. papers Winslow, Knox 8 od 12 o.*l (7 in • accomplished: is soldunder positive written by la.\ that that is determined the government that ruled Syria, called I Uenrv sailed from guarantee, by 1). C. of the of Thorndike.. 12 2 12 7 2.2 shall he none.” Clausen, Jr, Appleby, authorized agents only, to euro Weak L., Royal College Physi- Retimiiit j;. lea'- Belfast at 2.00 r m.. 1-t the “the of the shall march a a Loss Memory; Unity. 8 22 2 22 7 7n above 1’ is evident that this verse and the fol- king north,” j Boston Jan 1 for Sout hern port. of Brain and Nerve Powt r: cians of on “Madness as named laMdiii”'*. Lost London, por- arrive. 8 42 <> 1 Manhood; Burnham, 47 2 17 «•?< an ••• w the French and be vie- Horace G ilorse, arrived at Quickness: Night Losses; Evil I’as*eiiuers eoiim take Ca*;ine d« n to and a of the re- large army against Harriman, Dreams; Lack of “The Land of -— lowing. part 40r.h, trayed by Sliakespere. Bangor. 11 77 4 7n from lo 1 Lorious. New Orleans Jan 25 from New York. Confute nee: Nervousness; Lassitude: all 2 m.. every M 1 \\ d fer to a different than the Drains; tlie Justice Walter A M power Roman, LOfRot 1 ower of the Generative in Noonday Sun,” by liesday and Frida\ Take steamer m*x ikr t. It is useless to trace this verse out in John C Smith, Kneeland, sailed from Bos- Organs either Waterville 9 10 3 13 7 15 the one jii* and the fiex. caused hy Clark, LL. 1)., of the Supreme Bench of all la: dine- from, Castine t<• Bar !!arb.>r considered, only ton Jan 15 for Jail over-exertion, Youthful Errors, or F M AM for the historian cannot Apalachicola; spoken 21, Excessive Use of Passengers _yi 11ito Miliki idem, I -r a* nation whose tallies with these history, improve Xobacco, Opium or Liquor, North Carolina Portland. history 1 at 2.S, Ion 72 19. which leads to (profusely illustrated). 12 27 5 35 1 40 Maeliias take n: the we Misery. steamer Castine ti Belfast at, verses is that upon the language of prophet. So Consumption, Insanity Justice Clark has visited E D. 4 15 9 20 7 78 of France. This verse calls John J sailed from and Death. By a Mexico under Boston » 2.oo m m over at Castine. take -oeanier the fact that the Marsh, Drinkwater, mail, #1 box; six for $5; with Boston, w stoj1 for the ot a as some will simply notice French 11 written guarantee to the of The to j D. 420 Frank .1 nies next niornim: for all landing' from king k.ng, translate Roekport Nov for Port au Prince. cure or refund money, auspices Arena study our L in 1798 went bample TO BELFAST. ( asi ine ■ M.o hias it. that shall do as he wants and ruler, Napoleon Bonaparte, Lester A Lewis, cleared from package, containing five days’ treatment sister and this issue contains the about to, Kimball, with ru l republic, A'.FN II .1 mat coun- instructions. 25 cents. One F M A M IS. A. (.reel, Belfast R Ryder. that after the down into Egypt and conquered Bangor Nov 27 for New York. sample of a series will papal persecution has end- only sold to each person by mail. opening paper which be i E’ D.. 7 47 9 00 | Rvder's Cove Wm. Pern! I* mi. I inn!.. p.Mnt. I. not to otter much re- Linah C S Boston,Boston which was about try, they being able Kaminski, Woodbury, arrived w .\1. R. A ed, A. A.. 1TTS. R. H. magnificently illustrated, and which we ^ D. 8 3<> J Vogel I, Castine; ho.i.-e. l‘.o...ksville sistance. Then turned his at- at Brunswick, Ga, Jan 29 from New York. MOODY, BELFAST. in l.'- the revolution Ihikc out in Napoleon predict will prove exceedingly interesting F M I an Lucia Porter, Griudle, arrived at Mobile Portland. 11 00 1 20 W. SMALLIDGE, Fiance and the tention toward the east, with eye on to all interested in Manager monarchy (in spite of Jan (i from persons travels and A M A M BOrt_C. the seat of the Turkish Tampa. ]>opes or kings) with the papal power was Constantinople, Mary A Hall, M Veazie, arrived at Ha- history, as well as social and economic Waterville. 0 10 4 30 government, but the Sultan met this .. 7 15 1 40 broken and all laws recognizing God and vana Jan 4 from New York. problems. “The Bond and the Dollar,” Bangor who was on HEADQUARTERS A M A M F M religion were swept away. And the French mighty conqueror intruding | R F Pettigrew, Morse, sailed from Havana by John Clark LL. the sec- i 1 FQR^K Kidpatli, D.; Burnham, depart.. .. _ 7 10 9 00 5 05 his dominion and defeated him. The Jan 22 for Delaware Breakwater. ond Hepublji- took its place, hut the govern- paper of a most notable series by ! Unity .. ... 7 50 9 2o 5 25 Sultan was assisted the and Sallie W H sailed from 1 ment was more despotic than before, and by English j I’On, West, Apa- America’s most historian. Thorndike. 8 12 9 30 5 32 lachicola Jan 20 for New York. popular living Knox. well the call this the Russians. The decisive battle was fought the Poet and 18 27 19 37 15 38 might prophet power Sweet “Bryant, Politician,” by' Brooks 9 50 A S Reas! 8 50 73 5 at Acre in in A. The com- Tofa, Wilson, sailed from St Jago de FOR FARMERS. The existence of was denied Syria Ik, 1799. Frank B. Sanborn. king. Deity Cuba Jan 27 for Navassa. “Personal Reminis- Waldo. 19 02 tlo 00 to 02 The farmers nl Maim* is ami God was defied and to biiied fleets of the three powers made the cences of Citypoint. 19 15 tlo 19 to 15 whose property unin- vin- L ■ his the challenged Willie Newton, E Coombs, sailed from ♦ Mixed 40c. 5 Whittier,” by friend, cumbered are cm ! of the and 1* f F’,er,Pound• Belfast, arrive.. 9 25 10 25 0 20 by mortem:* aivina ■mracement dicait His cause and His many ships spoken by prophet, Rev. prove existence. Pensacola Jan 24 for Boston. Christopher Coffin Hussey (with full to a Maine enterpn/.c by insuring in tin* when we understand the Varieties j station. Onal the public cemeteries the inscrip- j important part X Quarter pound ,15c: 5 page half-tone illustration of the old tFlag in this Limited tickets for Boston are now sold at $5.00 tion was “Death is an they played deciding victory in f THE ONLY Whittier placed, eternal will f homestead and portrait of Mr. from Belfast and all stations on Branch. favor of the Sultan we can see Housekeepers be especially happy Maine Mutual Fire Insurance Co., sleep.” Darkness and gloom covered the why they Hussey.) The Government and the Tele- Through tickets to ali points West and North- were mentioned the over the west land. I by prophet. February number of Table Talk DOUBLE SWEET I graph Monopoly,” by Prof. Frank Par- via all routes, for sale by F. K. Ckowlky OK AlCI STA. We find that the said that the 1 PEA, Agent, Belfast. PAYSON TUCKER, ;’TUi verse. “Neither shall he prophet American sons of regard the (the authority on culinary mat- BRIDE OF Boston University School of Law, Vice Pies, and (len’l of the north shad come him . NIAGARA. Manager. God of his nor the desire of wo- ! king against X 'True to J and a vast F. E. (Jen'l Pass, and Ticket fathers, in which are in Name.) X containing array of indisput- Bootiiby, Agent. Ool. HENRY (i. President. French under So we will ters), given many receipes Oct. 1895. STAPLES, men. nor regard any god: for he shall ! (the Napoleon). Price—Packet 25c. Half packet 15c. ♦ able facts of unquestionable value to Portland, 25, see who the 5 himself above all.” turn to history and ruled Syria at “Housekeeper’s Inquiries,” “Dainty students of social (J. E. NASH, Vice President. magnify • THE problems. “A Half Oapt. It will be noticed that the nation this time and we find that it is the Sultan, Cakes for afternoon “Creole Re- WONDERFUL W under Teas,” Century of Progress,” by Professor Mary E. S. so he must be the one of as the S ChiidSON TUFuNER, Secretary, consideration does not regard any God, spoken cipes,” and “Sauces for Meat and Fish,” RAMBLER ROSE, f Lowe Dickinson, President of the Nation- so reason J of the north. The out of 4 15 • and for that it can not refer to king following the latter by Dora Morrell. “A Few New Only Cents. al Council of Women (with half- 0, W. Treasurer, his movements confirms this full-page Boston & S. I So JONES, any nation yet considered, for they all statement, Books for the Housekeeper’s Library,” tone portrait of Elizabeth Cady Stanton.) had their and it not for we find that when the French retreat- I VIGK’S FLORAL Bangor gods, surely could be will also be found and there GUIDE, 1896, I “Scientific Theosophy,” Prof. ed the Turks them into interesting, X The Pioneer Seed Catalogue. Z by Joseph HOARD OF DIRECTORS the Romans, for the Catholic church re- pursued Palestine, as new and fresh menus for Bodes M. a dis- are, — Buchanan, D.; all the before them and usual, # Tried and True Novelties. Fuchsias, # scholarly 2 a Week to Boston. the God of heaven and Jesus taking places pur- in cussion of a atten- Trips HENRY «. STAPLES, OIAI1LKS K. garded every day the month. Mrs. Burton X Roses, Blackberry, The Pearl Gooseberry, ♦ problem engaging the NASH, Christ with the most suing the French down into Egypt aud con- • Earliest Tomato imposing ceremonies. Kingsland tells of several “Feb- Potatoes, Known, etc.. A tion of a number of the most ALliERNON L. and enjoyable of large thought- BANKS, PRANK WEBBER. There is no other nation of quering that country, the Egyptians X Lithographs Double Sweet Pea, Roses, ♦ ful WINTER SERVICE, any impor- ruary Fetes,” while Mrs. M. C. Myer de- W people at the present time, with other were made to the Sultan and Fuchsias, Blackberries, Raspberries, New # JAMES K. FI LLER, CHARLES H. BLAISHELL, lance whose will fill the tributary scribes two new V Leader 1 of stories history prophetic forms of entertainment, oinato, Vegetables. Filled with good w papers interest, serials, and book were to pay him a certain old CHARLES W. JONES. mould but Atheistical France. We further compelled which when w ill be found to x things, and new. Full list of Flowers, # reviews. amount of and tried, pro- \ notice that her la ws were gold silver, beside X egetables. Small Fruits, etc., with ♦ marriage reduced j wheat, duce most Other ar- hon and descrip- and other delightful evenings. prices. Mailed on of W This is to the state of a mere civil contract of a barley things. 2 receipt iocts., The Forum for will contain a compai y popular because it is meritori- ticles are “Dentition and its Attendant X maybe deducted from first ♦ February And so we see that the Sultan did as order—really ous and lias bad a marvelous ernwtli. It > the that could be made the Free,—or free with an order for transitory character, Disorders,” Dr. 11. H. any of the # discussion of the Venezuelan Maine company Imsincs.s on i!.. dj\ j- said he would in verses by Hawxliurst; noteworthy only doinjr and broken at thus prophet 41-48, dend It i-■•oiidueted !he ot two pleasure, destroying “Fashionable Luncheon and Tea Toilets,” three writ- plan upon Iines which reads: “He shall enter also into N. Y. Controversy by distinguished ol the oldest ami most successful > the happiness of domestic, life. by Til lie “Some German f ROCHESTER, insurance un- the and May Forney; | ers: “The President's Monroe Doc- panics in tin In ited Stales, vi/ 111- I Io| oke Hid JSth verse. “But in his estate shall lie glorious land; many countries from (1) shall be but Methods,” given experience, by trine.” the (..mines o| Massachuset s win h.m* been honoi the God of and a God whom overthrown; these shall by Professor Theodore S. Wool- forces: Lucy A. Geise. Our readers are invited Steamers leave Belfast, weather ami ice permit- doiim business sinc»* I'-t:; :ml ls'd n ->p. m i \. out of his even JAMES of as his fathers knew uot escape hand, Edom and VICK’S SONS sey, professor International Law at ting. lot lows and have nevet failed to a divi \ shall he honor with to send for a will be pay copy, which f or ( and the chief of the children sample ^ ale who contends that the anulen, Rockland ami Boston, buildings insured in this company must be sur- and silver, and with Moab, of mailed to to University, .Monday.- J gold, precious stones, them free Is I treated without the and at l\;jo m an t*iit of the .. A union. upon application j ftnri II A Monroe Doctrine is not a Thui>. I >il.i piilated.i. m >i a it pi. i-n let", it shall not escape. therefore to the Yen in tlie Jsth says that lie shall honor the wholly inapplicable ed and tlmse in bad w 1.. not The Granite ezuelan I'1'"111 Poston, Tuesdays and Fridays at 5.0U i*. >\. bmldiny.s, n-p.m■, bo God ol But he shall have power over the treas- February Monthly opens difficulty. “Lord From taken this ; rate. \V« 1 \• forces. We find that these two (2; Salisbury Koeklaml, touching at Camden, \\ runes- by company any in ures of and of and over all the with a and Ulus- SK!iROBtRIM.RElD|l and the Monroe lion. and sc ranee for protect Inn. Tin .so w i-11 1 >_• is;, re verses give the prophetic of a gold silver, lively, picturesque finely | 175 Iromont Consultation Doctrine,” by nays Saturdays at about r>.bO m history Street, Boston. f rom tor revenue only will bate to seek ii e scwlien*. at two precious things of Egypt, and the tree. bhi\U Oscar ,S. Straus, ex-United States Minis- Bucksport, Mondays aim Thursdax at 11 nation different periods of time. Libyans trated of “A Winter in a FOK PmM- ■ ■■ A. M. description Log- a. ter to verse and the shall be at his FHLfcT. oiii«/iv,?,rSrii Mr. Straus blames Lord J. O. The 557th refers t<> the time when Ethiopians steps.” m. to 4 p. ni i ro Turkey. JOHNSON, Liberty, ging Gamp,” by Rev. O. R. Iliiut. m. [Sundays and III | k FKF1> W. France had no he Ray- Salisbury for to submit the dis- POTE, Agent. Belfast. (rods. She had broken down [to continued.] holidays excepted.] | || T .« refusing CAIAIN Agent for Waldo and Vicni mond is the town described this puted to arbitr contends AUSTIN, tieu’l Supt.Boston. County ity. all forms of worship; even the constitu- month, 17teow43 ■ IlibV territory tion, WILLIAM H. HILL, Geu’l Manager.Boston. Matinicus I'orkers. that the Monroe Doctrine is as tional bishop of Paris had to declare to and George H. Moses has unearthed much important SHERIFF’S SALE. FOK kitiifk sr\. an instrument in the of our coun- the convention that his religion was false of interest in its The I C RBIIU’C history SPKIJNGFIELD A history. article, LC D«*UlM O This SS. Taken on execution in and correspondent of the Rockland Opinion remedy being in- try as are the Declaration of \ITAl.DO l.mir of soldi nly disown the existence of the like its is illus- Independence >> WILLIAM WILLIAMSON er ai- reports the following weights of hogs and predecessors, profusely “jected directly to the and Farewell Address. He and But found that the de- trated. Another seat of those Washington’s against WAVLANI) KNOWLTO.V and will lie Diety. they people pigs slaughtered at Matinicus the sea- historical article of in- diseases past declares that two have sold at on tin* manded to so a veiled son: of Mrs. Charles terest is that Sewall’s Falls of the Oenito-irtnary principles always public auction, Saturday, twenty something worship, Pig Howard, <1 months upon by Otis Fire ninth o| A. the relations of the United and lari les. Co. day February. D. |s%,’at ten ol the female was into the 250 Organs, requires no governed States brought convention old, pounds; hog of (’apt. H. T. Phil- G. Hammond, while “Marian Policies written desirable risks in clock in the to cnoon, at the oiliee ot Wil- Douglas” change of diet. Cure with the of the world.—the upon this Joseph and the Goddess Reason. hrook. -M13 two of L A. Bur- governments liamson, in Hcl last. in said all the proclaimed of pounds; pigs weaves a sketch from “Our in 1 to old and reliable insurance at County, right fascinating 3 laid down company in She was taken to the gess, 8 months. :540 and 333 two neutrality principle by Wash- equity which said Know I ton had on the t wnty Cathedral and exalt- pounds; pigs Store of Old Letters.” guaranteedays. Small plain paek- current rates. and ad- of W. L. (J 202 sml “Farnum,” by and the Monroe and that Prompt equitable tilth d y ol November, A. 1 > ls’Jl, at one hour ami ed “to take the of and so Ames, months, 228; pig, G. 0. *>y mail, Sl.OO. ington Doctrine, place Deity,” Selden, is the short story of the nTTHl!,a^ justment of losses. liteeen minutes in the afternoon, when the same F. H. Norton. 0 months, 291; two pigs, Capt. ** ^ ItliSoid the Monroe Doctrine most em- the strange God whom the fathers knew and another instalment of the only by applies was attached on the original writ, to redeem the W. J. Phil brook, 323 and 310; pig, C. J. Tol- month, to the Venezuelan not was phatically controversy. fKED following described mortgaged real estate situate brought forth. When the rulers 0 two I. E. unique and powerful serial is given. Dr. R. H. MOODY. BELFAST. 29 man, months, 310; hogs, Pliil- “The of Mr. ATWOOD,.Agent. in said He I fast, bounded am! described as of the saw (3) Duty Congress,” by Isaac W inter follows, French republic how unstable brook, 400 and 373; two I. K. Charles J. Internation- port, J>eo. 17, 18115.—Huron to wit: Lot No. 10 on the pigs, Tolman, Majory, Secretary L. a well-known westerly side ot River was Rice, lawyer of New their godless government becoming; 8 months, .‘503 and 330; pig, J. T. Hall, 0 1-2 al Reading Circle, occupies the Educa- avenue, according to a plan made by l’hilo Mer- York, who has made a of recorded ill of Deeds they introduced the Goddess of Reason as months, 357: two pigs, Capt. H. A. Phi 1- tional and chroni- WiiM uroniQ-Geiery. life-long study sey. Esq., Registry for said department, Necrology A < curative agent for Nervous or constitutional and DC YOU KNOB Waldo ounty, at the cor- a could continue brook, 9 months, 447 and 425; two W. Splendid Sick international law, and LADEES commencing southerly political necessity,so they pigs, cles among others the death of Colonel Brain ner of now Headache, Exhaustion, Sleeplessness, who contends that the OR. laud or formerly of A. .1. Look ; thence B Young, 8 months. 347 and 288: two special or also for Rheu- Monroe Doctrine is FELIX LE BRUN'S in power and control the pigs, Thomas W. Knox. The verse of the num- general Neuralgia; southerly, three and one-half rods to Lot No. !»: thereby military W. S. 9 353 and matism, Gout, Kidney Acid Young, months, 333; pig, P. Disorders, Dys- absolutely inapplicable to the Venezue- thence to a stieet forces. When this new god was intro- ber is by Edward A. Frank L. pepsia, Anajmia. Antidote for Alcoholic westerly, proposed ; thence E. Arnes, 8 1-2 months, two Jenks, B lan on said street to 281; pigs, Capt. and other excesses. 10, 25 and 50 censures the Presi- Steel! northerly, proposed the corner duced the were exorted to covenant Samuel Price, cents. dispute, severely Pills people T. 9 381 and 318. Phalen, Frederick Effervescent. Pennyroyal of lot N«>. thence on line with Young, months, Hoyt, Myron dent for what he considers the unneces- easterly, lot No. Fred Lewis Charles it. to place of Colby, Pattee, Henry THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL cure beginning, containing twenty eight CO. sarily bellicose tone of his and FUENCh/Raft/anti reliable or and J. B. Lawrence. The Gran- message, >>n t i- market. Price, square rods, more less. Chesley, 151 S. Western Avenue, CHICAGO. out what he $1.1*1; Bent Dated this Children for Pitcher’s Castoria. C points believes to be the plain oy mail. at a common district school. depth. evening gowns white satin in 1890. The cities and towns re- is a favorite fabric, especially in the use of following I bout seventeen years old, he skirts. Waists of every material from the turned sums above $100,000: t Met.h<>dist church on a Sun- daintiest tulle to velvet are made in tucks all Portland. $3,526 960 to hear the blight, youthful, around. The which j; sleeves, always droop, Bangor. 802,500 Z' A choice N. Mark Trafton This was arc ornamented with the same ;; preach. tucks. Other Skowlie an. 317,375 •' / cake of Olive \ oodi.st sermon tissues for he ever heard. fashionable evening gowns are Brunswick. 225310 French faille in / Oii 5-oap wii! be \ ’•if Dr. Trafton is still living, Brussels net, large bouquet Augusta. 352,155 of chine and satin i found in each 0 r to Dr. McDonald, at the designs effect, striped Calais. 1283HJ0 pack-1 Howered moire. French are in \ age of iiVO' JNE / live. In is:>s he was con- toques again Lewiston. 125.000 vogue. Exquisite creations in jeweled em- Yarmouth. \ Washing Fv.w= I 1 the ministry of Uev. 104 807 Joseph broidery, flowered velvet, sable and x. der. / " lace, 104307 !!, and the Methodist are seen at late Paring. joined etc., the openings. Dainty Batn. 1 02:5 220 iiurch. In 18:10he was licensed adornments for the neck increase in New variety Gloucester. 339 800 ©3f*List of Choice V-ory -.ima sent Free upon as season advances. .. < end made his first attempt to the Historic collars, Belfast. 220 945 I.. are rilh J. K. li H.LI mi “The love of Christ con- yokes and ruches gracefully imitated in Houlton. 213045 IMS fO., Glastonbury, Conn., Mnk—>- Fnmous Shavinjr Soaps. all the novelties of jewelled and. ■ >." In 1840 he received a local spangled Farmington. 141‘,350 fabrics, fanciful ribbons, velvets and laces. > license, and took work under 139,000 Green, blue and brown are the gray, pre- Waterville. 122,055 The Bure 11 listed, who in cloth II W h-rf only safe, and presiding elder, vailing colors gowns; though many Tliomaston. jo,3 000 Mg at the age of new shades of violet and ninety-one.* plum, dahlia ap- Sac0. 107395 circuit was at Yinalhaven or pear in French weaves. The latter shades Dll e“erFertaoIaS Tiie amount of hank stock returned iu PENNYRHYAf I Q — as colb ague of Uev. Edward are much used in millinery, as many of the 1895 is $9,070,745. This does uot rtHN TnUTAL rILL5, His health was recent importations of hats appear in these represent arssassst frail, but he Ask for DR. MOTT’S PEBBYEOY4I. PILLS and take no other. combinations of violet and One sees tiie whole amount owned in I >ix weeks' circuit on pansy. tiie State, as && Send for circular. Price $1.00 per box, G boxes for $5.00. foot, in the latest numbers of the Fashion Uli. MOTT’S > Maga- blocks of the CHEMICAL mg a horse on the island. He large stock are held by saviugs CO., Cleveland, Oliio. zine published by A. McDowell & Co., a m about six and was banks and some H)R HALE BY R. H. months, great variety of new ideas. These periodicals by literary institutions and MOODY, BELFAST, MAINE. * t iioekport, called u(juuse are very attractive and ever increasing in this stock is exempt from municipal taxation. Here the Lord blessed his popularity. i\" were “La Mode de Paris” and “Paris Album of converted, a good class : rHOBATE Fashions” cost So 50 NOTICES ad a prosperous Methodist j per year’s subscription, or 15 a The been the cents copy. “French Dress- result. His health | At a Probate Court held at within and fur maker" is 00 per annum or 30 cents a copy ; Belfast, he eonehuled to : the of on the second retire from and a or County Waldo, Tuesday of THESE “La Mode” >150 15 cents a ARE year MOVING A. I). 1896. TIMES. for a time. In 1842 he •January took copy. I f you are unable to procure any of TOSLPH < TOWNSEND, Administrator of mkfort, Maine, under Uev. J. these from your newsdealer do not the journals •J estate of MARTHA 11. HINDS, late of eider. In ls4:> he take but mail to Belfast, •presiding any substitute, apply by in said ( ounty of Waldo, deceased, A. 1 having pre- '*"o. to the Maine fonferenee Messrs. McDowell Co., West 14th sented a petition that tin* balance remainin'* in New York. lii.s hands on .settlement of his -i\ others, all ot whom, save Street, lirst account ad- ministration « f said estate, he ordered distributed MG-rt d into rest, fie was a | the heirs A clergyman on a recent sultry afternoon among of said rd, ply 50, and recommend them as tried and the Republican Journal, printed at Bellas:,’ that south I>eiwick. His health GI.N. « HAIU.KS E. ltUZZELI,. sound.” they may appear at ii Probate Court, to be held at Bel last, within and for said (’ounty,«>n t he second Because it is twice the time—once Gen. Charles E. N. Arc 3on Kver Annoyed offered at prices that during Buzzell of I. keport, urge people to use it because I know it will Tuesday of February next, at ten of the clock l.e- tempt buyers. wick, and then at by a buzzing nv roaring sound in your head? lore noon, and show if am are Hiddeford, H Department Commander of N-w Hamp- make lhem well.” cause, they have, why Here some of the we otter: Have you in the prayer of said should not be bargains me bis life was despaired of. Gen. Buzzell’s case was like of i difficulty hearing distinctly? petitioner grant- shire G. A. has of interest to thousands Are ed. GEO. E. la's.• be II., something others. you troubled with a continual dropping JOHNSON. Jud-e. years, passed through A true copy. Attest: say to the in to the remark- of mucus, irr-itat.ng the throat and : a bast Marne, the ni- people regard People from overwork, strain brain causing Jere’ii I). great I ; upon to ? Is breath Parker, Register. able curative powers of Dr. Greene’s Nervu- ami nerve or you cough your unpleasantly Wood Seat ntroversv. and then the : other cause, break down in Chairs from 25c. ra blood and nerve Few men are affected and with bad taste ? upwards. remedy. health, feel that are accompanied At a Probate • war. in which was they physically weak Court held at Belfast, within and for he in the more known than Gen. who and Is your iica, ing less at ute .’ If so, you have j widely Buzzell, that their nerve strength, energy and the County of Waldo, on the second Ttu -ala\ of Bedsteads from 50c. by Nea: Dow and ! ;s Street Commissioner of and the catarrh and should at once procure a bottle A. upwards. standing Lakeport, power are greatly diminished, dust, so sure January, I >. 189(5. ■ of men who that battle. most prominent builder and contractor in as Ely’s t'icam Balm, the best known fought ; night follows day will prostration and de- VTANCY A. CARTER, widow of ELISHA II from S3.50 the State. The General — remedy. Tin- Balm will give instant relief. Lounges upwards. ii iemaimng pool. in 1S.Y> lie says: bility, the wreck of nerves, brain and 11 CARTER, late of Montville, in said County •‘I was body, : terribly run down m health and as follow if a cure is not of Waldo, deceased, a Minneapolis, when there was immodia'eiy sought. “Maria!” he. said, nervously, as he sat having presented petition Extension Tables from S3 50 a result of over-work, became weak, b>r ail allowance out of the estate ol upwards. iii nervous, Neglect is the fatal Newer in personal said town more than.live hundred 1 thing. allow straight up bed, “there’s a man in the deceased. tired and without my old-time energy and the tirst m Here .he aided in ! symptoms—the tired feeling, the i house!” Chamber Sets from fitting up ambition. I H" nervous that That the said SI0.50 grew fearfully w< akened nerves, the loss of of en- she Ordered, petitioner give notice to upwards. over a hardware power j “William,” responded, “you are very bi. store, con 1 could not rest nor hut would all persons interested by causing a copy of this or- sleep nights, durance, the lack of snap and cm i Those hiv bloomers over %' it!i his own hands not be rgy—to sidy. my hanging der to he published three weeks sucres>ivelv in Chairs at almost own (though obliged to get up and walk about several drift you into total loss of Take Fancy your price. health. Dr. the hack >if a chair.” the Journal, at ■ the first times -aeh 1 would tired and Republican printed Belfast, that pulpit from which j night. get Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy they may appear at a Probate Court, to be held at Extra Soft was in ner\ous so and that it became and it will His tilled the Yet not Top Mattresses from S1 50 g.>spei preached that | easily quickly now, cure y m as it cured Gen. personality place. Belfast, wir bin and for said on the second upwards. her lie County, almost impossible for me to attend t> my as it ausc was a fat man. It was his an- of at assisted in organizing the first | Buz/.ell, has cured thousands upon Tuesday February next, toil of the clock Hair business. At the same time I had most He cured it with Adamson's before and show and Wool lower than ever Sunday school* Centenary I j thousands of others. Tt is the great ciirerof noying cough. noon, cause, if anv they have, Top before severe and distressing backache. the Botanic Cough Balsam tnd sank into why the prayer of said petitioner should* not he Me outcome of t hat lit tie ; j disease, great streiigthener of nerves, happi- begin- ‘•I To<*k Dr. Greene's blood and ness and granted. Sofas and Nervura i the great builder of blood, the. iu- *ibscurity. Parlor Sets lower than time In lit* fall of that he up great GEO. E. JOHNSON, any year nerve remedy and it helped me right away. of brain and bod\ Judge. ■' | vigorator It will make “1 see the A true Attest: Wisconsin and was don't what's use of my bother- copy. <»nferenee, My nerves were so strengthened and invig- ! you well. Since we have beer? in ing; my head learning to write,” Tom. Jere’ii D. Parker, Register. business. it Apnieiou. fJiere no orated that the nervousness left me, and l lb) not class this most, quoth being valuable remedy “It's a deal more tun could and wake great using a type- am ]h a part of the again sleep soundly nights, with patent medicines. It is a At a Probate ^8,1,1——■ ——MW preached physician'.’, writer, and von don't get your clothes' all Court held at Belfast, within and for m lie mornings refreshed and feeding strong and and its the of «'ollege Chapel. Many of prescription, discoverer, Dr."Greene, over ink.” Round Table. County Waldo, on the second Tuesday of The backache is cured. of [From Harper's A. 1). Mis of lit* were con- vigorous. completely •'•4 Temple Place, Boston, Mass., has the January, 189(5. University I am well and now perfectly better able and most An Old and Well-Tried 4 mi re i.limed. Several of them largest successful practice in the Remedy.—Mrs. certain instrument, purporting to he the last than ever to attend to my business. I have world 111 nervous Winslow \s il will and testament IVIH., WILLIS a first-class is '!;■* and chronic diseases, and Soothing Syrup has been used for and codicil thereto of workman, connected with ministry, among them recommended this wonderful to Bishop remedy | can be consulted free of charge, over fifty years by millions of mothers for FRANCES M. BANKS, late of Belfast, in said a tin lb formed personally of Episcopal several others and it has cured them all. I or by letter. their children while teething, with perfect County Waldo, deceased, having been present- this establishment. Repairing of Fur- V church ed for probate. was built daring the success. It soothes the child, softens the Ordered, That notice he given to all persons in- niture, its dedication was a gums, all pain, cures wind and Upholstering and Varnish- following Vital Statistics of Stockton Springs. Maine at the Front. allays colic, terested by causing a copy of this order to be '■ is the best ival. I remedy for Diarrhoea. Is pleas- published three weeks successively in the Repub- ing done in a manner to thorough and : < s ing the taste. Sold in lican Journal, at that thev health and his own health The is a list of the marriages, The fact of the prominent influence of by Druggists every printed Belfast,* may j following of the world. at a Probate to be held in the part Twenty-live cents a bot- appear Court, at Belfast, with tfl6 spring of is57 he re- deaths and births in Stockton for Maine bred people in all the within and for said despatch. Springs important tle. Its value is incalculable. Be sure and County, on the second Tues- I .1 st. to the of the lines of in the is of at ten of the clock meatly regret 1895, as taken from the town clerk’s books: activity country again ask for Mrs. Winslow’s and day February next, before Soothing Syrup, noon, and show cause, if the Bishop Baker arranged to called to mind by the recent death in take no other kind. any they have, why MARRIAGES. lyr-ib same should not be and Haverhill Street Boston of John P. who has proved, approved allowed. supply church, Spaulding, GEO. E. JOHNSON, April 13, James 1). Cunningham and Eva “Where are you going, my pretty maid?” Judge. Mass. During this year, at the long been famous as the “Sugar King.” A true copy. Attest: A. Blake. “Wait and I’ll tell you, sir,” she said. a Imnk camp-meeting, he enter- Mr. Spaulding was born in the little Jkre'u D. Parker, Register. J. C. & April 10, Charles B. Richards and Lucy Then this creature of foibles, this tiling of Son. o* * of full town Thompson xperience salvation, M. Sweetser of of Madison, Me., and went out Searsport. fads, A1 a Probate Court held at within and for cse < t the to from there to make liis in the Belfast, year, though urged May 11, Fred A. Black and Ursula M. tight world Grabbed the paper and scanned the ads. the of on the second Tuesday be County Waldo, of FRED accepted a small appointment Moulton. without means, and with only that prep- [Detroit Tribune. January, A. 1). 189(5. ATWOOD, Winterport, Me., that lie June J. M. Aland, might be near his 2, Forest Clark and Minnie aration which has so W. LINSC'OTT. next of kin of equipped many Cascarets-Candy Cathartic, Guaranteed to NOAH as lier health was fast de- George. Maine for lives of L1NSCOTT, late of in said of "iue, boys eminent success Cure sold & Wilson. JOHN Troy, County June 29, Clifton M. Eames, and Constipation, by Kilgore Waldo, deceased, having presented ;i that Here God greatly blessed him Prospect, and a common school and petition REAL Lizzie E. Randell. influence, administration of the estate of said deceased he ESTATE AND INSURANCE. ■ nation of but death came academic education. His career is Miss Nurvis—“I am so afraid, that souls, S. nota- doctor, granted to him. July 8, Leroy Nickerson, Prospect, and will and that I he Over Thirteen Millions cue. and its light went out. ble because it is a of what something happen may Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to ($13,000,000) Fire Insurance Assets. Maggie E. Harris. simply type buried alive.” '-piing of 1,SV.» he the New Maine has furnished the business all persons interested bv causing a copy of this joined August 17, Weston F. Doe, Cambridge, world, I)r. order to he three Springfield Fire and < By 11s—“Nonsense! You need not fear published weeks successively in Marine, Granite State Fire Insurance (’<>., Fire inference, and was transferred in success won Mass., and Alice 0. Treat. great by ability and integ- like that. You take the medicine the Republican Journal, printed at Belfast, that, Association- of Capitol Fire ■ anything Philadelphia, Insurance Co., 1 lunch, 1 Tovidence—a church The oldest was 40 and and in the use of at a Probate to be hold at person’s age years, rity, money power, 1 gave you and you need no longer he afraid they may appear Court, National Fiiie Insurance Co., Conn within and for said 0:1 Hartford, and without an or- tin: youngest 21 years. when to of Belfast, County. the second membership l acquired, advance the interests being buried alive. That is something Tuesday of February next, ar ten o! the dock DPJSIHABIjE KISK.S WRITTEN AT A li.i 11 iiad been secured and DEATHS. of 1 that never to CURKEJNT HATES philanthropy and good citizenship. happens my patients.” [Harp- before noon, and show cause, if any have, ! they •ua'i.'H fiad been gat lie red in one Abe! 1L 37 It was in breadth of business abi 1 er's Bazar. why the prayer of said should'n <: he. January 2.8, Parsons, age, years, great j petitioner Travelers Like and Accident Insurance Co. -i ■ SS. -IniCoui t of Probate,held at Belfast all had been If a Corns, Eruptions, and positive- LOANS NhtiOmTEI). N*\iHy converted list of the leaders Maine has con- ?¥ on the second March 29, Isaac H. Gridin, 2d, age, 17 cures or no Tuesday of January, 189(1. 'io.\ ly Piles, pay required. It is ItKAL There was gathered 1 tributed to the ranks of workers in ADD1E l’». WALKER. Executrix cliureh has always April 10, James D. Hawes, age, D9 years, it would form. Maine, in the past, has allowance. II months, 27 days. Bobby—“Popper, what do they have to Ordered, That notice thereof be three been outstripped in the race of increase given, 15, J. Baker 78 4 have man to pray for for?” weeks successively, in the Journal, Ddence In- went to New Bed- April Frye, age, years, in wealth and but she lias congress Republican population, Mr. don’t. He takes a printed in Belfast, in said county, that all persons was days. Ferry—“They look lien* dining two of raised men and women of brains and interested may attend at a Probate Court, to be HOME years May 9, E. Ladd, age, 1 0 at congress ami then for the t Irving month, prays country.” held at Belfast, oil the second enjoyed a perpetual revival. worth of character in a far more notable Tuesday of Febru- days. Sold and ary next, and show cause, if Bedford he returned to Chest- Geo. 74 No-To-Bac, Guaranteed To Cure any they have, why May 11, M. Simmons, age, years. percentage than almost other com* the said account not any the Tobacco-Habit, by Kilgore & Wilson. should be allowed. Read tlie 1’iovkience. Ileiv during his May 12, Edward Partridge, age, 7D years, 8 monwealth. They have scattered to GKO. E. JOHNSON, Judge. by mothers, daughters, wives and sisters, as welt 27 >!' Ids health failed, and four months, days. every part of the Union, and been fore- Bacon—“There is a great deal of English A true copy. Attest June Aleuia S. 30 Jere’h I). Parker, as the :!•• was of. In the 18, Rendell, age, years, most in capital invested in American breweries, I Register. fathers, sons, husbands and brothers—are the most despaired 11 27 building up every community a lie months, days. with which believe ?” being supernumerary, they have associated them* to June 2D, Mehitable L. Berry, age, 88 years, millions of dollars.” subscriber hereby gives public notice all profitable to advertisers. THE REPUBLICAN in invitation from the Walnut selves. Thus the exodus of Maine Egbert—“Yes; THEconcerned, that she has been JOUR= 11 months, 20 days. people “That’s the reason the duly appointed j President thought and taken herself the trust of Administra- helsea, to become its E. 1 10 from their native State to other of ! upon NAL is a of pastor, July ID, Henry Farr, age, year, 1 parts the Venezuelan Commission should have a paper tin's class. It is made and at mained until the trix of the estate of edited Conference, months. i our country, w hile it has greatly retarded Brewer on it.” [Yonkers Statesman. w as LEWIS J. SNELL, late of Stockton Springs, transferred by Bishop Simp- September 9, Lucinda Crocker, age, 80 j the development of the Pine Tree State, home—contains no objectionable news—no de 7 11 Y'ou make no mistake when you Dal- in the County of Waldo, deceased, giving bond objectionable Conference, and stationed at years, months, days. j has leavened the and com- buy by great growing ton’s AND as the law directs; she therefore all II September 23, Harrison Small, age, 78 SARSAPARILLA NERVE TONIC and requests per- it is the favorite ‘Ich, Boston, being the first reg- munities of the West and South with the sons who are indebted to said deceased’s estate to advertising in Waldo 3 24 DALTON’S FAMILY pills. so, family journal i -estor of that church. He served years, months, days. Everybody says make immediate and those who have best principles of citizenship, the most and “what must be true.” payment, October 18, Lewis J. Snell, age, 58 years, eyerybody says demands thereon to the for homes. '!, h three years, and a useful forms of and the any exhibit same set- county gracious 1 mouth, 14 days. government, tlement to her. SARAH E. SNELL. was tlie fruit of his labors. Mrs. Wreakliard (the landlady)—“How is The November 12, Caroline Hichboru, age, 09 spirit and character underlying solid and u was it that you are taking your medicine after mage purchased on Temple years, 7 months, 10 days. successful progress in business and in- subscriber hereby gives public notice to all REPUBLICAN JOURNAL dinner? I thought the doctor told you to concerned, that she has been PUBLISHING CO., November 30, Cyrus A. Hartsou, age, 49 dustrial THE duly appoint- enterprise. take it before meals.” ed and taken upon herself the trust of Executrix spent one at years, 0 3 year Dorchester St., months, days. As it has been in business and civil life, Mr. Oldboarder—“He said it didn’t make of the last will and testament of Belfast, Maine. 1 :ll‘d Total 18. then received an call number, so it has been and as as 1 urgent is to-day, in politics and any difference long I took it on an ELIZABETH A. SNOW, late of Frankfort, u a* is now Oldest persons’s age, 88 years, 11 months, Granite State Fire Insurance I Grace Church, Brooklyn, statesmanship. Maine lias empty stomach.” Company State of >lnino. New ^ »rk, 20 days. Youngest person’s age, 1 month, 0 long outweigh- in the County of Waldo, deceased; she therefore ed in the councils of the nation States all who are to Of .Portsmouth, N. H. WALDO SS. -To die Slier ill's of our vc* >! days. requests persons indebted said de- 'respeeti hstiS he or nng attended the second Na- Number births in 1895, 12—7 males, 5 many times her superior in population. ceased's estate to make immediate payment, and Incorporated in 1885. --, Counties either of their Deputies, 1 :‘ai Holiness those who have demands to exhibit Commenced business in LS- (rltEKTINll: at Man- females. This is due in no doubt to her any thereon, 1885. ) I Camp-meeting, part higher We command to « on. J'a. Here the same for settlement to her. Frank you attach tlie goods he was elected first vice- of and and in Jones, President. or estate of dOSKCH ST< UPLAND average intelligence ability, When was her LUCY EVELYN McLEOD. of Stockton i«*nt of the Baby sfek, we gave Castorla. A. F. Howard, Secretary. in said Association, which posi- The Bed in Court. also to the custom of the Springs, County of W aldo, or late of said Folding part selecting Stockton m he held until the death When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla, subscriber notice to all Springs, now >ut of the State, to the of Rev. J. S. best men for of hereby gives public Capital Paid up in Cash, $200,000. s*' positions public trust, that he has been value of thirty dollars, and summon the defend- Hi ls:M, when lie was elected The full board of the Maine court and When she became she to Castoria, THEconcerned, duly appointed pres- supreme then retaining them in the Miss, clung and taken himself of ant., (if he may he lo ml within your nrecin.T to ’■ny steadily upon the trust Administra- ASSETS DECEMBER 1895. and held the office for ten 31, appear before our Justices of our years, has sent down a decision regarding the positions to which they have been chosen. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria. tor of the estate of Supreme Judi- oil Real estate owned by the company, un- cial Court, next- r<> 1..- ledden at Belfast resigned. Jiis labors since then Maine’s are MARY W MCDONALD, late of Belfast, within In Mrs. Congressional delegation all, it incuui' and lor said <>f W < bed. June, 00 on the ""ii to deadly folding 1893, in the of ered.$ 8,700 County aldo, third Tues- known the church—for ex- is men of eminent but County Waldo, deceased, by giving bond Loans on bond and li of A. l> of true, ability, they mortgage (first ns .' 47,480 00 day October, lsiu, then and there in ,,ur '• a Agnes White, keeper a lodging house, as the law directs. he therefore requests all per- and said < -special evangelistic to Cali- owe their influence and au- Stocks bonds owned by the com- ourt to answer unto the inhabitants trip commanding sons who are indebted to said deceased’s estate of>:ij.l 1 s70 with Dr. bought a folding lied of a Bangor firm. Soon pany, market value. 269,841 00 Stockton Springs, in a plea of debt, f,»r that t Inskip and cum- in as much to their to make immediate payment, and those who have lie ins thority Congress long At Loans secured by collaterals. 4,000 00 said Joseph Stoiisland. on the first day of labors in all of the coun- after, when Frank White and his wife were Brunswick recently in the any demands thereon, to exhibit the same for April, parts terms of service and as Superior Cash in the A. 1>. at > public experience company’s principal office ls;n, said Stockton Springs. was a j,^ tin the it shut Court a colored witness stated that he was settlement to him. ! doling Canada and the far sleeping, bed, suddenly up. to their The custom Maine has and in hank 32/80 85 habitant of said town Stockton and liable South; ability. unable to as to a certain HORACE E. MCDONALD. Springs ahors Mrs. White was bruised and testify occurrence Interest due and accrued. to taxation therein: and was in England and the Orient, seriously in the in this should 2,63631 then and there the strained, while Mr. White was so pursued past respect, because he had a “domestic trouble” Premiums in due course of collection... 83 owner of real estate -ituatc in -aid 'd’ssrs. and his badly just 50,6.1 town, ami m Inskip Wood, 1S80; hurt about the was he the of the and as the about that time. subscribers notice to all ..f the same, and then and ,r> spine that he permanent- policy future, hereby give public possession then- J,.siah n the death of Dr. in all that have been F 11 ichborn. F. II Crocker and F ( Inskip ly crippled. 11 is sister brought suit against habits and conditions which have produced “What was that domestic trouble?” asked THEconcerned, they duly appointed Aggregate of all the admitted assets of Berry were '",lS "I this ami taken upon themselves the trust of Executors the duly elected and legally qualified assessors country, including the Tin* firm that sold her the bed in the sum of in the past a type of in the examining attorney. the company at their actual value_$415,839 99 of population unique of the last will and testament of said t >wn, and did duly ami legally ..ssess '"ust and a second to So that she a sum to tell the said the upon trip Eug- ,000, claiming spent large point of honesty, intelligence and energy “Well, truth, boss,” LIABILITIES DECEMBER 31.1895. the real estate of said defendant t'wehe i- of “L was in the EMMA M. VAUGHAN, late of Monroe, dollars lias held revival services in not money for nursing and medical attend- are witness, Penitentiary for Net amount of and cents as his likely to continue iu future, there is unpaid losses and claims, 20,326 05 j fifty-four pro,„,rtion of i|„> town 1,1 ance. The case was hard before a stealin' a cow Constitution. in the County of Waldo, deceased : they therefore Amount taxes, and the me thirty Methodist Churches in fought little of Maine the [Atlanta required to safely re nsure all proportion ,,f rhe state and 1 danger losing high all pet sons who are indebted'to said de- taxesnl’otcd to said 1 'o.i jury, but finally taken from the jury and (lure For Headache. request outstanding risks. Inti,473 94 county ’own f..r :he ,.;,r then alone. now ceased’s estate to make immediate and sent to whose place she occupies. Moreover, as payment, All other demands against the current., and the said assessors therea 1 the law court, decision was As a company, ftenvards, these years of toil he lias found her remedy for all forms of Headache those who have dt mauds thereon, to exhibit the to \\ It, Oil the eleventh of in favor of the defendant linn. people are now more generally staying viz: commissions, etc. 8,658 61 : day May. A !>. is;.;:. ,jj.t\ i• \ 1? errv. win. was : i»e developing dreaded habitual sick lieadaclo s yield surplus.. 185.458 then and Christian Witness for ture and not sold a vast there the dui\ ••leeterl and twenty- manufacturers, folding latent wealth of our and avail- to its influence. We all who are Capital actually paid up in cash 200,00- qualified collector of 1 State, urge afflict- more or less lied to the without warran- 39 said town, with a warrant of tha: late furnishing materi- plaintiff express ing themselves of its heretofore unheeded ed to procure a bottle, and give this remedy subscribers hereby give public notice to all Surplus beyond capital. 30,3-1 in Jue ai " ty of kind. The lied that have been lonii of law. under their hands. \nd the ly every issue. He has written any proved dangerous we a fair trial. In cases of habitual THEconcerned, they duly appointed plain- opportunities, may expect constipation amount of incltul till's aver that <>t said raxes to the persons using it, not however, from reasonably and taken upon themselves the trust of Ext outers Aggregate liabilities, payment had been 'ihlished ten volumes on different in future a material Electric Bitters cures by giving the neede 1 j net demanded of -aid defective but from development worthy of the last will and testament of ing surplus.$415,839 99 | duly defendant, by said •<,Hec- part-*, faulty design. tone to the few cases to the on the of holi- of a bowels, and long resist tor. prior commencement of this suit. mainly subject “It to be a suited to crush its State with so noble a population. JOHN KENNEY, late of Belfast, FRED ATWOOD, Agent, Winterport. '!«• has also proved trap, the use of this medicine. Try it once. Whereby and by reason of the statures in sm-h compiled, or assisted like a Isle Star-Herald. Large JAflES Belfast. 5 occupants by shutting up jackknife [ Presque bottles cents at A. A. iii the county of Waldo, deceased, by giving bond PATTEE, oases ma le and provided, ail action hath ae- six volumes of music, only Fifty llowes & "^piling, when slept upon. The weight of its occu- Co.’ Store. as the law directs; they therefore request all per- erued to the plaintiffs to have and recover of Resolutions of Drug said 'ffiting these years of constant toil he pants, if sufficient to overcome the gravity Respect. sons who are indebted to said deceased’s estate to defendant the said sum of twelve dollarsand 11 To rid of a the make immediate payment, and those who have TREASURER’S NOTICE. fifty-four cents with i rerest thereon. Vet stepped aside from his main revival of the upright headpiece, would trip that get bore try method pur- \ though The demands thereon to exhibit the same for set- often the »i«1 defendant V"ik to forward and the bed This bed did following resolutions were sued by a certain friend of ours. When ac- any requested, the same has serve several churches in his collapse. adopted to them. Non-Resident Taxes In the town of Liberty, In the not but the L. A. on lement MARY E. KENNEY, ; paid, neglects and refuses so to 1,,: q, the v\: < a man in it so he by Swanville S. the death of costed one he shakes hands of for the : so, injuring sleeping that by warmly <’ founty Waldo, year, I MU as 'inference for a longer or shorter Nickerson ALBERT Bl’RGESS. damage of said plaint id's, they sav. the sum of became Josephine Kenney, Jan. 16, 1896. with his persecutor, glances round anxious- list taxes on pen ..!. One lie served the church partially paralyzed. following of real estate of non- thirty dollars, which shall then and there he made year Perfect faith in the infinite love and ten- and his resident owners in in “The defendants had no knowledge of this ly dropping voice, confidently re- subscriber THE the town of Liberty, for to appear with other due damages. And have then the derness of our hereby gives public notice to all you Viilmindale; church in Brook- the re- Heavenly Father reconciles marks : the year 1804, in Dills committed to A. 1*. CAR there this writ, with iin<‘ danger. If, therefore, plaintiff may THEconcerned, that she has been your doings therein. tw" us to from His duly appointed, GILL, collector of said on the 28th of Witness John A. 1."1 years, where lie procured the cover in this it must he from an im- any dispensation hand. “I must be off! There’s an awful bore and taken herself the trust of Executrix of town, day Pktkks, Ksquire. at Belfast, case, upon A. I). erect ion of Therefore, the members of this bow September, 1804, has been returned hv him the sixth day of July, in the year of our their first chapel; then he serv- plied warranty against the dangers of its society here that [ want to dodge—talk a fellow to the last will and testament of Lord ed the in humble to the to me as remaining unpaid on the 28th dav of one thousand eight hundred and ninety-five church at Howard contrivance. Had been aware of this submission will of our death. You understand, old boy?” CLIFFORD L. late of Stockton Avenue, Boston, they STOWERS, September, A. I). 1805, by his certificate of that TILKSTON WADLIN. Clerk. lorn who has taken from our a The Bore a year, and remodeled and beau tided faulty design and concealed the danger and Father, society (with wink)—I understand, Springs, date, and they now remain unpaid, and notice is loved ami useful member. One who old fellow. then then allowed the plaintiff to further use the bed per- in the County of Waldo, deceased ; she therefore hereby given that if said taxes, interest and Walim* ss. Si i'rkmi-: JrmniAL chapel; he supplied the Tre- formed all life’s duties home Court,) when they knew of its dangerous character, cheerfully—at Departs without the least suspicion that requests all persons who are indebted to said de- charges -re not paid into the treasury <*f said .January Term. lS'.iu. t Church for a etc. a town within nearly year, would arise not ma- willing worker, in the school room a suc- he is the bore. Tid-Bits. ceased'.-* estate to make immediate and eighteen months from the date of >rn^treet or all t!iis other considerations [London payment, /nhtihifitnfs • tin* Court, that flu* de- but Jesus died forme.” L. A. S. a genial and efficient member. Mr. G. Caillouette, fendant mu [Zion’s Herald. the defendant.” Druggist, Beaversville, without further notice, be sold at public auction has ha sutli. ient notiee, i: is Or- That we extend to her “To Dr. New Resolved, bereaved III., says: King’s Discovery I at Mathews & Young’s store in said town, on the dered, that notice of the pendency of this action •I*r. H listed has subscriber hereby gives public notice to all died since this article was husband and family our heartfelt sympathy, owe my life. Was taken with La Grippe 22 order thereon, three weeks successively in the To the Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions avail and was given up and told I the estate of 2; acres; Sufferers of Rheumatism. article on Life in the Knowlton, ,L AY. Knowlton and L. F. Ludwick: Republican Journal, a newspaper in Bel- teresting “Family be sent to the family of our sister, a copy could not live. Having Dr. New printed After King’s HaNN.VH RICHARDS,'ate of Searsmont, east by Walter Knowlton r south fast, in the County «>t Wald", t he last ion using Groff’s Rheumatic Cure for United the eminent French on our and one sent to in store I sent for a and unknown; by- puhlieat States,” by placed records, the Discovery my bottle land of L. F. to be not less rh; n thirty days 8,,Ine time in I Ludwick; west, by pond; Atwood before the next my practice take great pleas- novelist and critic Th. Bentzon Journal for its use and from the first dose in the County of Waldo, deceased, bond term ot this Com 'nv (Mine. Republican publication. began began by giving lot, 25 acres; meadow lot, 14 acres; amount of to be holden at Relfast, with- m saying that it is a most wonderful to as the law directs; he therefore all author of “The Condition of Alice G. Kane, / n get better, and after using three bottles requests per- tax, $3(5.17. in and for the County of Waldo, on the third for in Blanc), '_'t 11 sons who are indebted to said deceased’s estate to remedy Rheumatism; fact, it is the Women in the United States.” Mrs. T. D. Nickerson, j was up and about again. It is worth its Maria Edwards. Homestead. Libert.yville; 55 Tuesday of April, 1S;h>, that he may then and there one I have make immediate payment, and those who have answer to •'iiiy found for the cure of this in We won’t store or acres; District No. 4; value, $(500; amount of appear and said suit, if he shall see weight gold. keep demands to exhibit the same for disease in all its various forms. any thereon, tax, $4.80. S. T. YOUNG, cause. Attest: -TILESTON WADI,IN, Clerk. house without it.” Get a free trial at A. A. settlement to him. 3wo t»m41 Dr. E. Treasurer of the town of Maine. A true copy of writ and order of Court thereon. E. Tull, Chicago. for Pitcher’s Howes & Co.’ Store. ALANSON G. Liberty, Children Cry Castoria. Drug CASWELL. January 4,1896.—3w5 3w(> Attest: -TILESTON WADUX, Clerk. Locals. South Montville. Mr. and Searspoit Mrs. Sarah Smart has returned from a Halldale. There will be a free High East Searsmont. Mrs. Mark Mendall of Mrs. Herbert visit to her Mrs. F. M. School in the Vose to one Howes arrived in town with their household daughter, Eastman, district, begin Northport spent last week with her brother, Mrs. C. B. Richards of Saudypoiut is in in last and If it don't cure you, cash the check. Prospect. week after the close of the present term and Henry Mrs. EllaMarden is vis- goods Saturday expect to go to town. Mahoney... in a few weeks in Mr. and Mrs. .T. (’. Meritkew of South to be taught by the present teacher-C. M. iting her brother, Frederick Wyman.... housekeeping their new ^ C. G. Sheldon returned to Brooks home-Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Pease Monday Monroe were in town last week, guests of Plummer lately bought a large lot of ash Lewis Poor of Belfast is in town, the guest were at home and morning. Mrs. Marion Matthews. hoop poles_We now have good sledding of his cousin, Frank Donnell.... Fred Wy- Saturday Sunday_Hattie Gil- man has returned from a visit in Mrs. J. M. is out her and people are very doing their team- man of was in town Camden... Giikey closing stock E. L. Savery has taken a contract to fur- busy Northport Friday- A. Hall filled his ice house from The The farmers were busy last week out wan at reduced ing-C. East Searsmont Association getting s prices. nish lumber for the cabin to Cemetery Dr*$ log be erected Nerve a ice-The mills are on full time i Freedom pond last week. The ice is of will hold a at running Capt Nathan K. left for on the top of Mt. Waldo. sociable Mystic Grange hall, Giikey Washing- and lumber is in fast. very superior quality_Quite a number Belmont, Feb. 13tli_Leslie Marriner is coming quite ton, I>. C., Monday. C. O. Fernald was in South Brooks last from here attended the musical convention cutting his ice. .Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mar- Stockton Springs. The officers of Pownal Mrs. T. Erskine week and bought a nice four-year-old coit of left by train Monday in Freedom last week_J B. Bartlett late- were installed Jau. ah»Blood riner are a son. Lodge 29tb Tonic rejoicing in the birth of publicly by for New York. Mr. Simon Oil of that place. morning ley farms with Hall of 1). I). G. M. Kodell H. Packard of | is a wonderful remedy. It really makes people well. A sure for those ly swapped George Northport. [A specific Troy. was the first real wintry, ■ I nervous disorders, stomach diseases, and blood from which men and H. G. Curtis has Sunday After the usual ceremonies the impurities Capt. been in Brunswick, Freedom.... Newell White of Searsport guests were 1M women in this climate suffer. You cannot realize its and until CO UN T Y CO li K KS PO N D K N C E. we have had this win- pinitv power snowy, blustery day tried and run Ga., for the last few weeks. his relatives hero week. invited to the hall and W you’ve it, you no risk in trying it. Attached to eve! v bottb is a visited last kinds banquet partook of ter, and we were ail glad to see it. All V bank check, good for $i. If you are not cured, cash the check and get your money a line collation. Then all adjourned to the back. Full $1.00. Sold Capt. A. A. Larrabee has bought the Wid- of for want of pints. everywhere. Swanville. Mrs. Alonzo Datum lias re- Freedom. The Woman’s Club was enter- business had been dragging hall ^ above, where the following program gren house and will reside there. who was car- ff J n n CU/AN’Q A gentle laxative and nat- turned from tained by Mrs. A. J. Billings Jan. 28th. snow-Mr. Daniel Merrill, OWMI^I O Framingham, Mass., accompa- was given: Glee, by the choir; Recitation, 9M urnf rcnedy for constipa DR. SWAN’S „V,y i _ tion and its ■ A. E. ried to a few weeks r* w all attendant ___ _ _ sick headache, a.- m re- m Nickerson & Co. are loading sell. nied by her sister, Miss Della Preble... Nearly every member was present. The the Insane Asylum since, Edith Fletcher: I Recitation, Miss Essie Ben- A LAX I VE ailments. Mild but effect- j TEA PILLS liev leu■Iirin, rlifuina- f Ul in its action. Dnea not Reatorea the bowels v w Senator with hay for Bar Harbor. Alonzo Knotvlton is at home from the train- next meeting will he with Mrs. B. W. died there last week. The funeral services ive purge. tism. nndkindrod diseases. Tin ill break up severe \ ! nett; (flee, by the choir; Reading, Mrs. EI- to a natural action and renders a restoration to health colds and levers, (’an betaken m forni of if He was powder ^ ing school at Mass.... School Downes, Thorndike, Feb. 11th-The en- were held in Troy last Thursday. vin easy. Price, 25c and 50c. desired. An excellent remedy. Price, Six. / Large quantities of spool wood are being Bridgewat er, i Staples; Recitation, Miss Mabelle Paul; in district No. .‘5 closed Jail. 30th. Zenie tertainment and sale by Dana B. Carter W. an old resident of the town and a pensioner brought to Nickerson & Bailey's mill. Recitation, Miss Agnes Park; Recitation, Soates Medloal Co., Westbrook, Mo. R. C. was a and were of the Levi Hartshorn was the teacher and a very satis- pleasant occasion, they Mexican war_Mrs. Harding Miss Lela the choir. Andrew Culcord of Belfast was in town a j Payson ; Glee, by The well satisfied with the of the even- a for factory one. Miss Jennie Moody closed a proceeds lias gone to New York to enter hospital committee wish to extend their thanks few days last week, returning Monday. to very successful term in district No. Jan. ing....A large number attended the musi- treatment of cancer. Mr. B. F. Harding ac- 9, tiie members of the choir for their valuable New York to Bahia, <>(' cents bid., and +;io. 1,. Traders & Hechanics Insurance Harry lYriy, who has been his •'list. The cal convention Jan. 30th. A tine concert her....Miss Lula has Bark Havana. t«> Co. visiting school in distri. ( Nos. 1 and 2 companied Harding aid; also to others who so assisted. Philadelphia Havana, coal.£1.50. kindly S<;li. S. AI. Bird, to St. | brother Joseph, in Houlton, returned closed 1st. was given in the evening, and dinner and to Mass for the winter- Philadelphia Johns, V. K,, of Lowell, Mass. Sunday. Feb. The following pupils were gone Med He Id, There was a number part case j | large present and the cargo oil, 10 cents Sell Star of the Sea. Incorporated and Commenced Business in not supper were served in G. A. R. hall....The Leslie Has to where New York to Eugene KiioJaiiil, who lias been confined absent one half day during the term; Mrs. Ward gone Lynn, to (corrected) Barbadoes, general cargo. evening passed wry pleasantly all_The $2,loo and back from Lkyi Si'bam i:, Pres. Ki>waki> M.Ti'ikk. St, 1 funeral services <>f Albert Ward took place the Trinidad, asphalt.§ 1 .Ho. to Ins house for the past lew is ah u Marion Mardeu, Ellen Gumi her husband is employed ou electric Sell. Anna days, ligham, Perley I sociable at the Grange hall Saturday even- j Pendleton. Port Koval to Boston’ luin- afternoon at the residence of Mr. Hillman has t.o Bark Lizzie ASSETS I> KC KM M Kit 31 1 S*.>5. again. KcKeen, lac MeKeeii. Garrie Ollie Sunday cars.... Miss Nellie gone was I *er’,$4.75. Carter, Brunswick to New j Mardeu, ing quite well attended and a good pro- York or Daniel where he lias made his home. Miss Grace | Philadelphia, ties, 14 cents. Loans on bond and mortgage -first Mardeu, Chester G racie. McKeenand Hustus, Malden, Mass., for the winter.. Fri-iohts. The Miss >alhe K.v-r. who lias been n Sad m Curtis, gram was presented. Coffee ami doughnuts Freight Circular of Brown N .-.>1 <51 ,P>3'.* Mr. Ward’s illness was and Boston.... Mr. John New York. for the Stocks and Lillian wen- absent. < account pneumonia very Rogers has gout to j Jo., iVports week ending Feb. 1 bonds owned by tile eom- f< 1 wo arrived b\ steamer Sat- Phillips ulyon were served and a very time 1 the ks, j good reported. hough volume of business for the market ... brief. Mr. Wm. V. his ar- Morse were called week has pany. value 3f>4,8f. 1 of sit kness. Mrs. Mm* is at Ward, brother, Sprague ami Miss Susie ••••i'L*. not been above the Loans urday. I Kdgeeomb Harry Park of New York, who dis- average, more inquiry for j secured by collaterals 23.1 .*.« rived from Boston Sat rday to Veazie last week to attend the funeral of nearly all voyages has and Cash in j home fr m Pittsfield. Mr Brown of Pros- morning.... located his j developed, doubtless rhecompany’s principal office •Seb. 1 .:*/..»■ Gant. (I. shoulder hy falling down an increased amount of ami in Lain*. A. Closson, is Miss E. and John are in E. is stairs, j busmens would have iv- bank. 42,2.''j js in the o{ Mr A. S Nickerson. Lucy Ayer Bangor. a relative.... Miss Katrina Harding "ere it j pert «-mploy arrived home on boat.. .The | not for the s«-aivity of suitable ves- Interest due and accrued.. T.l.'a Peine basd*-d, with hay \ A. E. Nickerson John is tii at lend Tuesday's leap sels and college. visiting Miss Helena Chase in Dixmont. the higher views <-x pressed by owners Premiums in due course of ollection. 22,r>P2 for year ball at Densiow ballon even- 1 he and Boston. Monday j larger better class ol tonnage is jn verv Personal loan-. 7h.su, the Year hail at low was iJHiitco I lie-!}* Dens \s hall, Stoek- North Troy. Miss Nellie Hillman lias ing a derided success, socially ami supply, ami wanted b.w Australia a’ldea-c Mi and Mrs l'n l itc son News. oil in the far Fast. The \ tnd are • tin last. to Northport financially, about, .">5 couples participating in j inquiry is principa.il;, t.• ite of all th Sp otgs. Momiay night.... Mrs. gone Malden, Mass ...Miss Angie Garce- t In* lat ter the dam-e. The hall was j vessels, and on the basis of l d ceni s i.. of the Co. at tlieii actual value... spending a 11• \\ day> the of very tastefully ",u* .3690.73s guests Naney M ..rden and Mrs. K/.ra Knowiton are !•!: was at home from M. C. I I’ort 1)1 4 a pan and 15 cents to Kong I., Sunday.... Brown and Fred Smitli came up decorated with hunting. The ladies in llong LIAim.iTIKs DBT.MBKU 31 1.8'la. NY. B. N\' \ -; Emery | shippers arc willing n, pay. lair the few vessels fjuite sick. Mi. A il Ellis and Miss Grace lingers lias to the Boston charge deserve great credit for the able man- Net amount of daughter gone from Rockland to ; ottering induces owners to await furtliei devoh. •- unpaid losses and | Saturday spend Sunday ■er in Seh. 1: ili (i. which the affair was conducted. Clam incurs. claims.‘ -, NY. pi. 11,S, apt NY. Hich- j Minnie vis t.*.i friends m Plymouth last Conservatory o music.... M rs. Allen Cates I Several vessels have been taken ;.> A 1,01 with their families. -few was -or vet | n> The hall below.... Mr. tralia at a further Amount n.Mpiired to re insure l; o r. j slight improvement >av to 12 s. salely •: m N' oik. \ a., Jau. i week. of l rr.ty visiteo at Mr Reuben Rhoades’last L'-v: all L’.Sth, !> Crook of Brewer was in town last bd.rtl.L. tor large vessels, which rates are im- outstanding risks '. 329,Sdi Alonzo Batchelder of sell. Helen j Ail for week.... Miss Caj't. week.. Miss taiuabir tor additional hut dillimli t.. other demands against the i'-hii C’ieiifuegos. Aiti.kt 'n. The. entertainment Eva Gareelon is slowly re- Lmily Overlock arrived home tonnage, given by for Island obtain. Kiver puny, viz: commissions, etc. j sailed from here last Friday Block last week from Mass....Mr. I Plate lumber \ rade> have bee tew, 7.3.1! ; | F W« t.t her health. Mr. William Biekmore Somerville, Ed. but M. worth and Fred C Whitcomb j tin- “Blackbirds," uiir local minstrel com- gaining j the jxiyit ion id thesupplv of tonnage is readi to load stone for New York. Lancaster, aeeompanied by his son bv amount of is on the sick ist....Mr. Joseph, | ly perceptible the payment ot >11 ami >2 cm Total_ liabilities, except '•aiigia ii.:.t\-two | ounds of sim-.ts one i pany. Jan. 28th, was a Zimri Carleton of went to last Tuesday evening, very Bangor week, where have lor vessels stock and net .... of that was to they large from the Cult ports. Som. lit 1c capital surplus 338,81 I lest is relatives Tl»e auctioneering partners for night week. j successful affair Riverside Hail was pack- Campello visiting and friends in employment a short time.... Miss Jennie demand has also prevailed for timber vessels, and Surplus beyond capital. 3,">l.‘.n- at the dance Messrs. Lam erf visited Mr. 5>Os.«95s. is from Cuil | < town. .. .Dr. J. E. and take place given by ami Mrs. quoted ports, and S5s.« Id-. A A bn ksi’U and of '• Every scat was taken, and many were Cook wife from New- Eugene Sis. family Jefferson Blanchard last (>d. from tiie Atlantic. Business in naval Aggregate amount, of liabilities, in Pendleton and Smith did not materialize, week.... M r. Frank Jackson arrivi d to stand. port were in town the the store freight continues but eluding net Friday and are the guests of Capt. j obliged The I'nion brass band past week, guests and family are visi tiug fr tends in town.. Dr. quiet, medium size surplus.$690,73* j hut the dance did, and was well patronized, vessels could readily command 2s. f,d.c/ Ks. Pd. to John furnished music. A handsome sum was of ids brother, Cook.. .Miss Lula Eugene L. Stevens and Miss Carrie JAflliS C. Pendleton. j George Libby Cork for orders from the Atlantic. Brazil and PAFTLL, Belfast, Agent. and to the of the managers netted are Dr. and Mrs. ! realized which will to Frank A. Gusliee Harding has gone to Modfield. Mr. Del- delight visiting George A. Stevens. South American trades have been few and far be- ’ll* 11 a, 1 •• nileii are go taking advantage of a tween. There has been no Sons of bert Barker and who been them clear of all expeuces respectable particular change in Gamp, Veterans, Mr. Frank A. Bean family, have vis- the < FI FT1 -SECO.Vi) ANHAL STATKYI KV I' the ('Xo in sleddii g their | position t the W est India business. The ton- hy hauling logs sum of money, with which to buy valen- SHIP JNKW8. of a veteran in the at Mr. N. W will return to pin nage supply is better, the uncer- to Merrill's to he sawed. Auburn, minstrel line, iting Barker’s, but, considering January l, l MfH. tines for their sweethearts. tainty in regard to obtaining return cargoes, full was and the are their home m next week.... respective leading mail, boys under Raymond, Cal., former rates are sustained. The Cuban coal busi- Joseph Id Perrx who has a store POUT uf ltfci.FAST. Holyoke riutual Fire Insurance Com jewelry great obligations to him for his an:_John Mrs. A. IV Hatch is suffering from the ef- The Cove school will close its ten weeks ness is momentarily dull. Coastwise lumber in was one of are Iloiilton, tlie losers by the re- of Mr. A. I). of Bel- ARRIVED. freights seasonably quiet and rates barely of Mass. Brice Gusliee has a school here and fects erysipelas in her face_Miss Lu- term to-morrow. Hayes with Salem, singing Feb. 4. Soli. steady, £4.5() the best obtainable from the ce- t tire in that place. is Jonathan Cone, Uolerson, Boston. Atlantic in 1843. I also a class in Searsmont.... Mr. and Mrs. cretia Brown is on the sick list. fast, a graduate of the Maine State College, and §5.50 from the (iulf. Colliers are Incorporated SAILED. neglected and Several < andidates Mr. first school nominally steady. will he admitted to j Will Proctor have begun housekeeping in the teacher. This is Hayes’ Amount at Risk. $41,424,758 00. Thorndike. ■ Mrs. for- an excellent AMERICAN PORTS. Sears Lodge Friday evening, and the mem- the hous recently bought of E. I*. Gusliee. Joseph Hubbard, here and the school has been cash assets. | of New York, .Ian. 27. Sld, seh. Anna Pendleton* Real ■ this town but of Law- 52.27 bers wiil of a clam stew. ...Mr. and Mrs. G. H. merly recently one. has been made by the ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Estate.§ partake Page arrived home Rapid progress Port Rival; 28. ar, seh. Xorombega, Armstrong* •Mortgages. ...” looMc1 rence, Mass., died there Jan. ‘29th. The re- and have work- Manzanilla ; 2d, sells. E. L. i last week from a three weeks' visit no Bath scholars, and teacher pupils ar, Senator Sullivan, (roek- Bonds, stocks, etc... 083.24< Sax cry will furnish for the con- ett, logs mains came rail and the that Apalachicola; Mary L. Crosbv, Trim, Savan- Interest accrued, etc. 11 7; 1- friends Pease and bride arrived by Thursday night ; ed together so harmoniously nothing nah: struction f an old cabin to be ...Harry 30, ar, ship L. Schcpp, Kendall, Hiogo; Feb; Premiums, due, gross. 4 7*>s style log funeral was held at the Centre Fri- eld, seh. Star of last week from \>w York....Mrs. A. R. church but the best results have followed. It is 1, the Sea, Hopkins, Barbadoes, «ash. I0J2C erect. .. I,,, siiiXiiiiif ,'l Mt. \\ 1. place at Brooks. The boy was Ar, Joel Sheppard, SALES lint ton, Seey. c.imil I M., were installed D. lumber cut on his lot. Fruncello Connor is dies of the Baptist society, was a most grat- Welch, Norfolk. 4 iiiwiibi—■ 4 Tuesday evening by found guilty and li ned a small sum and costs. | Capital paid up lr. Cash, *1 < 0,001 00. Norfolk, Jail. 2K. Sill, sell. R. W. h. d the work. Wm. and of course the ladies felt Hopkins, G. M Model A. Packard, assisted M. >ing Garccloii lias 50 M of .There is talk of ifying success, Hiehborn, 81, sell. Sarali W. ♦ & WALDO :: COUNTY by having a private school Cienfuegos; sld, 5- t ASSETS !>K< I MBEli 81. 1895. New Bedford. ♦ G. M'.•••}'. cs Marsha.. A lumber cut, and to haul when snow elate- ^r tlie result. The splendid Lawrence, 4 large number of ready at the Station schoolhouse in the greatly ^' lie d e*t;»fe spring. Jacksonville, Jan. 31. Cld, sell. Celia F., Rail- !ini!i:'Miiil"wed .,s If o,f)oi ■ was won .Miss Annie You will see the reason in the fob Masoi s ere "ines. Oakes wi!i to land 50 M worsted quilt by Shaw, New York. SiuOKs ami bonus, market 2.0 present :rom Searsport,, Stock- Dodge try Several think it a idea. It is under- dell, X j value..’21 7 good reliable endorsement : Cash in ollice ami in on the river who the number of beans Newport News. Jail. 31. Ar, sell. Cov. Ames. 9 lowing a bank. 8S..77>7 ton Hid North port. Aftei the installation n«*ar Peltomu. Wm Reynolds stood that it correctly guessed could be taught for 25 cents a Davis, Providence. ♦ ♦ Interest due and accrued. ;> i: in a (i s« r\ <•«•> lie thi d th c ••lifting very nice lot. of wood on ami seeds bottle, and Forest 1. 4 k.n ri.i.MKN—We Lave tor mam Premiums in due e.>ur.-e ot e.-ri.u:, 47., gia-i as coni'erred u|ion pulp week per scholar, and if a sufficient number pumpkin Brunswick, (la., Feb. Ar, bark Lizzie Carter, y- 4 4 been dealing in drugs and medi(dnt >.‘ \\ .■ Plate glass or hanii r. rej lut .-4 7 two aie. Ids and a number are 1’endleton took the cake because lie Dyer. Philadelphia. 4 idates. A oi.a: i«.n was served. lot, quite lumbering of guessed 4 -< scholars will agree to attend they will Perth Amboy, Jan. 3. Ar, sell. Wm. H. Sumner. have examined the f'onnma of D ALTOVS 4 Accounts due lor gias" :d. -m a smaller scale, B*ut unless a sufficient | within a half an ounce of its weight. Final- Pendleton, F ernandina. 4 SARSAPARILLA AND NERVE TONIC. doubtless have one... .The 4 AuMUigth' ^e !.' giMt'Ted at tie* ! Village Improve- 4 and know its merits. For oleganee. and Aggregate of all the admitted assem Searsport amount of snow comes soon much of was of at good ad- KORKliiN *ORTS. 4 this ment held a ly everything disposed 4 strength, and it has no It i> "1 til*1 L u. ;ii til'd' actual sable >44'.'. •in' H< ti.* st w k Were Society meeting Jail. 27th and imrity. e-|'i:i 4 George Drvden, sat Matanzas, Jan. 23. In sell 1>. H. 4 the lit lest •: lumber will have to over for another I vantage. The company present port, Rivers, I'liarinacenTna! prep.t rai 4 LlAUIl.l Ills |.],< lay chose a committee. At a Feb. large l-.M I.LK 81, 189.7. Post, n Jo Ci* 1<. Micv tr : fJ H. Her- ! meeting 3d, Coleord, for North «»f Hatlcras. via Havana. 4 we ever saw. DALTON’S remedies are a!i 4 winter.... Gershom Twitchell is feeble down to a most bountiful and of Net am lint <>l losses and very formed an spread, MARINE M 4 first-olass. W.M.O. TOdlUv SDN. unpaid " i;> su ui .11 they organization and chose of- j ISCKl.LANN 4 claims y, Phinm*\ Boston : A. M. I this .. g.non winter, ii. E. Twitchell is so far recov- course ample justice was done by all to the Feb. 1. oil' ♦ lieers-Frank Johnson of Freedom has a Spoken. Cape llenlopen, bark Ma- ♦t Amount inquired to salcis re insure Enu rsou, I 'angor: F. T. Foster, Portland : * ♦ ered from his recent shock as to be set before them, in the tanzas, from Havana for New York. all oiitstamiinu risks_’. m; able to nice of work horses which will i good things happy 4 4 182,T W. \S pair weigh The Jersey Belle, a four-masted barge, and the All other demami>. s iz Mrunger, Skowhegan; J. I’ease, J be about had their ♦ Dalton’s Instant Relief and ur,mission-, bis store hy the aid of crutches. thought that they contributed Edward Smith.a three-masted m -k schoon- Improved 4 Boston c. E. -,300. He hauls 12 feet of puipwood at a -ingle Sanford, Brooklyn; W. L. were launched at Bath Belladonna Plasters Reliev e Pain. 4 1’rank Twitchell lias been laid up for the mite to a good object besides spending a er, Thursday. The .lersev load to Thorndike Station. are an ex- Belle is owned bv W £ Alien, Moeklaml; .J. C. Pillsbury, Boston: They illiam 11. Be-se of New Bed- 4 Dalton’s Eamiiy Pills stand high in pub Total liabilities, except capital past five weeks with a cut foot. James most delightful evening. and the 4 tra both and ford, Edward Smith by E. C. Smith A Co. and net 1 7.2.> c- ■ G. P. Belfast: C. A. good pair, grays, nicely match- 4 lie favor. They do not gripe. 4 surplus. Lombard, Lynch. Wentworth has of New York. actualh m been confined to bis bouse A rather peculiar circumstance happened 4 Capita! paid up cash Ion,no, Clias. ed.... Mrs. Daniel Gordon is quite ill with Seh. W'm. H. Allison is ashore 0:1 Pan T For Salk my all Pf.ai.krs. Washington: Maker, Belfast; H. I) for the Frying Surplus beyomi capital... 197,88 past six weeks with a very bad cut to a of our one last coast of North Carolina, and will a ajrip and a lung ward & Vose lady acquaintance day shoal, prove 4444444444444444444 44 4 4 444 Collins, Camden: A. W. trouble-Say total loss. She was on her from McGregor, Bangor; on one of his legs. It was at first week. the dinner way Charleston Aggregate aim-unt of lialuli: a i. thought will put ir. an ami steam for Having got nearly ready to Richmond with No Georgt Perkins, G. F. engine power phosphate'rock. particu- eluding net surplus. .^4 i1.* Washington; Cook, that lie would lose the limb to the she to the door to blow the. horn for lars were that the crew owing their saw mill, at once. The lack of suffi- stepped given except were saved. Bangor. bone The Wm. H. Allison was built in Camden in BOB, £L. FIELD & W'l >1, Agents, Belfast. being very badly shattered_Mrs. her husband, who was at work across the 1883, cient water has always been a bad set was 453.11 net and was in excellent con- John Bussler back, tonnage The annual and has just returned from a three road but a short distance from the house. dition. She was owned in Rockland and supper entertainment < f aiuI they propose now to remedy the trouble largely weeks' visit at Belfast_If the by the Allisons of Boston. Huakdman. In Camden, Jan. 13, to Mr. and NESS FIRE INS CO the Congl. at Cnion Hall last Thurs- reports of She gave several loud blasts and went in to IIAnRSHIRE society for good. They can have lumber enough to Portland, Me., Feb. 1. The overdue hark Alice Mrs. J. Everett Hoard man, a son. the skunk hunters are all in we would of this ( arrived Brown. In day evening was very successful. About say the mill the round finish preparing the meal. All at once her port, apt. Dodge, today from Owl's Head, South Thomaston, Ian of Manchester, N. H. keep running year and it Turk’s that we think that we have Island with a cargo of salt. She was de- 23, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown, a. son. four hundred were a the champion left ear to her and in lHti'.r present, large, number will be much more convenient for all con- began pain considerably a series of storms. The crew suffered Copeland. In t Incorporated layed by Thomaston, Jan. 24. Mr. ai d < hunter of the season. Wm. has for live Mrs. < oiumeneed Business in 187 coming from Belfast. The entertainment Reynolds cerned. when the husband came in she told him she intensely days, during which the} were Benj opeland, a son. allowed a killed 125 the fall. only few swallows ot water daily. This Haradan. In Rockland, Jan. 25, to Mr. and -IN'*. <'• Pres. . Haradan, a son. 145. Monroe. The Trustees of stove. The salt from the had into Packard. In Jan. to Capital paid up In Cash, $*00,000 00 well rendered by the young misses. The the Waldo and He examined it and saw that the interior of cargo gotten Rockland. 25, Mr. and the vessel’s water tanks, making the water unfit Mrs. C. A. Packard, a son. tableau which Pittsfield. F. W. Penobscot held a meet- the ear seemed to a little more ASSETS I>Ei KM HER concluded the Operetta re- Hovey, Esq., and Dr. Agricultural Society protrude for use. A passing vessel finally supplied the Palmer. In South Liberty, Jan. 24, to Mr.and 31, 1895. Alice with fresh water. Mrs. Charles a Real estate sembled a scene from land and E. C. Bryant have gone to D. ing recently for the purpose of ar- than and came to the con- Palmer, daughter. unincumbered.s 44,2.7 fairy de- Washington, making common, he, too, ( Key West, Feb. 3. The three-masted sell. yrus Loans <>n bond and mortgage first serves special mention. Mr. John C., and will be absent a week or ten rangements for the lumber to clusion that it was out of “Well!’’ Hall of from Savanna Parker days. procuring joint. Boston, Capt. Coombs, la liens .. s 689,47b -J. F. build a row of Mar, for Philadelphia with a of logwood, Stocks ami mat ket ol Belfast assisted in the entertainment by Conner has gone South on a busi- cattle sheds sufficient to keep he exclaimed, after thinking upon the mat- cargo MARRIED. bonds, alue was burnt at sea last night, off American Shoal Loans seenre;.7on( several vocal ness He in York and the stock that be on ter a moment. “I l can fix it all selections. Ice cream and trip. stopped New may exhibition the guess right,” light. Crew saved. The cause of the tire was Cash in otlice and in hank. 11*0,34.7 * three of the spontaneous combustion in the lazaret of the ves- Carter-Ei.well. In Premiums in due course oi confectionary were vended from two Washington to call on his nieces, Misses days Fair. The building will so taking down the horn from the nail he Round Pond, Bristol, Jan collection 108,ubl i. very sel. Tugs Geo. W. Childs and Clyde left imme< i 21, Levi C. Carter and Rose Klwell, hot li of Mws Susie and Grace Davis_Miss Mae L. be substantial and and took ear tastefully arranged booths, one of which convenient, large deliberate aim at her left and blew’ ately in endeavor to save property. The Cyrus congus Island. Aggregate of all the admitted as- to Hall was a vessel of 345 tons net, built at East Chenery -Fuller. In sets at actual was constructed in imitation of and Johnson and little nephew, who have been enough accommodate all who may want a tremendous blast. Of course the lady was Chicago, Jan. 23, Horace value.£2,342,918 4 snow, Boston in 1874. Her principal owners are the .1. Chenery of Belfast and Miss Grace Fuller of H. P. to come and remain with their a little hard of for but the LIABILITIES !>!•:< EMBER 81, 181*0. tin- other <1 raped with flags and decorated visiting Johnson, Miss Johnson’s stock and hearing awhile, H. Conant Co. of Boston. The vessel is partially Chicago. remedy most effective. The interior insured. Net amount of losses and several started Jan. on articles through the Fair. also voted proved ClarkkJ lark. In Tenant’s Harbor, St. unpaid with Japanese lanterns. The father, months, 24th They of George, receipts the£ear was blown back to its natural po- Charters. Ship Great Admiral, New York to Jan. 24. Albert G. Clarke of Detroit, Mich., ami claims. 123 032 0-7 to have a horse trot some time Amount to re amounted to £120. their return trip to Wichita, Kansas. Miss in June, sition, the pain departed, and the lady re- Sydney, Melbourne or Freemantle, general cargo, Grace A. Clark of Tenant’s Harbor. required safely insure p. t. Sell. A. V. S. Woodruff, Boston to Barter-Green. In all outstanding risks.. 807,0(54 8. J. comes home about summer to visit notice of which will be giren later. A com- sumed her housework highly pleased with Cayenne, Deer Isle. Jan. 15, Charles every SI,150. Bark Annie Lewis, Portland! to Buenos All other demands, viz; eommis- Obituary. Died in Jan. the result. A. Barter ol Isle an Hautand Miss Anna M. Green Searsport, 29th, her parents and other friends, and for two mittee was chosen to make other needed re- Ayres, lumber, S7, Rosario, S3. Brig Havilah, of Deer Isle. sions, etc. 33,012 28 Charles Capt, Benjamin Sanford, aged 67 or three summers the The Kdwards-Sleepkr. In Jan. 24, has brought little Alex- pairs upon grounds. intention is to Washington, Total amount of liabilities, years, 8 months and 6 days. Sanford Edward M. Edwards and Minnie M Sleeper, both except Capt. ander, her brother’s little boy, with her_ have one of the best agricultural fair grounds of Washington. capital stock ami net surplus 1,(*24.9<>9 lr was horn in New apital actually paid up in cash... 800,1 m 10 *n Haven, Conn., May 23, There was a conundrum at G. A. It. in the State... .Mrs. Gilmore is im- Green-Woodman. In Rockland, dan. 2'd. Her- supper Mary Surplus beyond capital 8-' 1828. He married, June 23, 1850, Frances bert F. Green of Camden and Kitty, daughter ,,t 518,009 Hall Thursday night-Hon. Llewellyn proving slowly. Nelson Curtis, Jr., is gain- Capt. M. F. Woodman of Rockland. Aggregate amount <*l liabilities, in Pomeroy Taylor, daughter of Abner and Grant-White. In Jan. eluding net surplus...... $2,342,018 4- Powers was in town Jan. 29th and received ing steadily-Mr. Isaac Cook has had con- Hancock, 14. Redman W. Grant of Hancock and Ella M. of Anna (Hammond) Taylor of Bangor, and White Cam- FIELD & W EST. Agents, Belfast. 3.0 warm congratulations from his friends gestion of the lungs and it is hoped he has den. sister of his brother many LUMbak- Thomas’ wife. She Lynde-Small. In Melrose, Mass., Jan. 20, on the promising appearance of his candi- seen the worst of it-Mr. Walter Clark, hy was born 18, and died Thpir Rev. A. G. Bale, William A. Lynde and Miss Lola April 1829, July 20, 1. 11^11. IMTKI) STATES RltAM'H OK dacy for governor-Miss Abbie Webb died who lives in the edge of Frankfort, while ing pow- B. Small, both of Melrose. TIIK 1858. By this marriage there was a son, Jan. 29tli, at the residence of W. A. Graves visiting his sister, Mrs. Blanche Neal WESTERN ASSURANCE COHPANV now ley, • ders Charles E., residing at Brooklyn, N. Y. f'v make from a complication of diseases, aged 58 was taken very sick with inflammation of DIED. of He married again Nov. 28, 1860, Marie Toronto, Canada. years, 9 months, Id days. The fuueral ser- bowels, but is better at the present writing. unwhole- of rViCQ Incorporated and Commenced Business in 1851. Taylor French, daughter George Smith vices were conducted Jan. 31st at the B. -The ('maples. In Belfast, Feb. 4, William F. village school, taught by Everett Chaples, <»eo. A Cox. Pres. 1. .1. Kknnv, Vice l’rcs. and Anna Sophia (Taylor) French. She __ some food, and no aged 8b years. church, where she had been a faithful at- Grant of Monroe, closes Friday after a ses- In Feb. Harold P son of 'Coombs. Belfast, 1, assets J>E< was born August 18, and died in W. EMUi:h 31. 1835. 1836, tendant for a number of years. Rev. Mr. sion of ten weeks-Miss Nina Spearin, housewife re- Charles and Agnes S. Coombs, aged b months N. June ^ having and 28 days. Stocks ami Bomls owned By the Brooklyn, Y., 13, 1874. There Hamilton who has the winter term in officiated. The floral offerings taught the Thur- for the health of Davis. In Rockland, Jan. 27, Simon T. Davis, company, market value — ‘_ $ l. I 08,1" 7 38 were no children by this a native ot 5b Mortgages.. 2".o ears, 11 months and lGdavs. remaining 1877, binger colt a short time ago to J. L. Morse for district No. 9, taught by Annie May Mad- grocers you. I.IAUIl.mi.S DKt KMMI.K 31, 1805 Pendleton. In L\nn, Mass, Jan. 24, ( I when he removed to Fort Point. San- apt. Net amoun. •)! ->ses Capt. a good price. The colt went to Beverly, Mass., docks, will give an exhibition. A fine pro- Aside from the fact that William J. Pendleton. lormerU of Belfast, aged unpaid III ford died at low-priced baking GH 8 claims. ! 76,744 8< the residence of Mr. Sumner has a years, months ami 5 days. to match a Nelson colt-J. S. gram been arranged and nice time an- Amount -a\>,\ ru ;e- or Spaulding, BonissnN. in Belfast, Feh. Arthur W. reipiiredro where he had been since contain alum and are 4, Rob- all Stevens, Oc- .. unwholesome, risks 316,78n75 living the veteran butcher, has cut up over 180 hogs ticipated. Attlie whitesclioolhouse at Mon- powders inson, aged 4b years. outstanding All other \i/. ■- tober 1894. Funeral services were held here demands, since August, and has done quite a business roe Centre Friday evening, Feb. 7th, there their use is extravagant. It requires two sions, re. 35,82.5 6,7 afternoon, conducted Rev. O. Belfast Total stock Thursday by smoking hams....O. PL Libby saw an im- will lie an exhibition. Horace Warden of Price Current. liahilities.cN<*-pt capital ami net ... 1,123.361 28 H. Fernald. and the remains were taken to of the best of them to as far as one surplus mense bald eagle soaring above his farm a Swanville is the teacher-Farmers are im- pounds go CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE JOURNAL. Surplus beyond .labilities 521.7l*8 V for interment in Mt. Bangor Friday Hope. few an unusual in this local- the snow haul- Produce Market. Price. days ago, sight proving by getting up wood, of Royai. Baking Powder, because Pah/ Producer 3t6 sketch of pound j £1,651,123 38 [A Capt. Sanford, compiled from O. Haskell of this has etc... ity-Louis village ing apples, bay, Mrs. Mary Moore is bu. 50 «75, I lav. 0 0<> a 12 OO are dehcient Apples, p ton, FIELD & WEST, Agents, Belfast. the Bangor is elsewhere. in 4//5 1 papers, published accepted a position as foreman of the Aroos- still in Boston visiting her daughter Liz- they dried, \) lb. lilies, p lb, Ibi4 Beans, pea, 1 85 a 2 oo| Lamb, (> lb, 0.0 7 took office at Caribou_Mr. •“ NORTH SEARSPORT ITEMS. Republican zie. She will spend a few weeks with her 1 1 75 3' * a 45 leavening gas. BAKING Powders medium, (><),// Lambskins, British America Assurance Company P'red Graves and Miss May Wallace were sister-Georgia Colson of Camden visited yel’weves J 4(0/1 60 .Mutton, P lb. 4 a 5 Fred \V. Smart has moved into his new Butter. p Jb, lo a 20 Oats, bu, 32 lb. 3n a 32 united in Jan. at the resi- Economical food, either whole- p of Toronto, Canada. marriage 29th, her Mrs. R. N. Colson, last week... sold, 5 u 7 Potatoes, house. mother, Beef, |) lb, 25«3<‘! dence of D. M. Parks where Miss Wallace Bariev, J;} lm, 50a55 Round Hog, 4 1 -2 // 5 (tEu. A. ( ox, Pres. P II. Sims, Sec\ The I. O. O. F. of Monroe were invited to and whole- 1 sale or at a > pure retail, ( lieese, p lb. 10//12 Straw, p ton, 5 on 0 ih ASSET'S DEI EMBER 31 1835. Geo. A. Matthews was in town last week had made her home for a or two- year visit Winter port Lodge Monday night and Chicken, %) lb, 11//13 Turkey, p lb. 14./ 1 t> some and Stocks and bonds, market value § 346,55" 52 from Belfast. Gordon Dobson of Pittsfield was on food, food lower than the Call Skins, 50 a 100 Tallow, 2«4 placed were treated to baked clams, coffee, crack- price Cash in the office and 111 Duck, t» lb, 14//10 Veal, p lb, *> // 7 eompanv's an in the ” bank. 38 Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Fernald were in Bangor important committee organization ers, etc. Friday evening, Feb. 7th, Winter- that is of finest fla- }> doz, 1 4 Wool, unwashed. 14./ 15 30,433 are almost Interest due and accrued. 3.365 00 of the Reed club at Portland “Royal Fowl, 4>’ lb, Ha 10 Wood, hard, 3 50 a 5 O'* last week on business. recently-We port Lodge are invited to visit Monroe I. O Premiums in due course collection, 177.720 5" Geese, Jp1 lb, 14^-16 Wood, soft, 3 OO a 3 5() have a wide awake Loyal F. vor, sweet, made from Hills receivable.. 16.,08352 Colson of is in Temperance O. The refreshments will consist of light, invariably Henry Winterport town Legion in this place, superintended by Mrs. It eta it Price. detail Market. coffee, cake and doughnuts-Mrs. re- 1 00 1 admitted assets of com- visiting relatives and friends. Caro J. Folsom. They got up a supper a Elijah and palatable, alum, and should Beef, corned, 4> lb, 7^8 Lime, p bbl, iid« Aggregate Butter, Is Oat Meal, lb. 3 1-2a4 pany at their actual value. §1,1 80,21 3 52 few weeks ago at the F. B. vestry, and an- Ritchie has been on the sick list all winter. salt, box, p Miss Nora is in Brooks visit- the use of Roy- Corn, t> bu, 44 Onions, p lb, 2 a.4 L.LAHIL1VIKS DECEMBER Thompson other entertainment at the same place last -Mr. Fred of the Forest be avoided under 31,1835. Grant, proprietor quire ('racked Corn, bu, 44 Oil,kerosene, gal, 13 a 15 ing her friend, Mr. John week which called a “Pink and Net amount of losses and Hutchings. they Tea,” received a Corn Meal, 44 Pollock, lb, 4a4 1-2 unpaid House, telephone message Mon- al Baking Powder. all |> bu, p claims 46 from the two entertainments they realized circumstances. Cheese, & lb,’ 13(a l5 Pork, p lb, 7 a8 ..§ 143.234 J. E. Marden is laid up with a lame to a Reinsurance fund. 33 leg, about there was a fine day have supper prepared Friday even- Cotton 1 20 Plaster, bbl, 1 20 534,587 $40-Friday night Seed, 4> cwt, p All other demands, viz: commis- caused by a large rock rolling onto him. entertainment at Union Hall for the benefit for a from Codfish, dry, fe> lb (>a9 Rye Meal, p lb, 03 ing sleighing party Wiuterport- sions, etc 41,370 54 of the public library-The Universalist Cranberries, $)’ qt, 8'o)10 Shorts, p cwt, 85a* OO Horace Ellingwood of Ellingwood’s Cor- F. R. York of Brooks and his daughter ROYAL BAKING Clover lb, 5afi are the of POWDER CO., 106 WALL ST., NEW-YORK. Seed, |> lb, 13(«;14 Sugar, p people agitating question building T. 40 Total amount of liabilities. 785,852 33 was town on visited friends in town last week Flour, p bbl, 3 76(5:4 75 Salt, 1., p bn, ner, Winterport, in recently a new and when start in earnest Marion, .. 59 church, they H.G.Seed, bu, 2 85 lb, 8@11 Wheat Meal, 2 l-2(a3 FIELD & WEST, Agents, Belfast. 3t6