The Republican Journal. ! MK t;9-__BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, ABRIL 8, 1897. NUMBER 14.

Hatch bill was added to its an- $15,000 Obituary. followed the sea, having been master of sev- A Steamboat Sensation. nual income and under the City Government. the republican journal. Morrill bill it eral vessels and usually going foreign voy- PERSONAL. will this so in command of get $21,000 year, that its in- The very sad intelligence was received ages. He was last the bark Arrest of the Fireman and one of the Owners of EVERY THt'RSDAY MORNING RY The THE come this from sources will after which he retired to land regular monthly meeting of the City Miss P. Beaman is year public here Tuesday of the death of Hattie C., wife Shamrock, the Castine. Mary visiting friends be and its total income life and engaged in fitting out fleets and Council was held All but $56,000 from all of Rev. F. W. She Sheriff John M. of Monday evening. in this city. ■ Ryder. died in Denver, also in the brick making business at Orland, Deputy Vogell Castine lican Journal Pub. Co. sources will not be much short of $70,000. two of the members were present and a Colo., March 31st, about 34 came to Belfast last and arrested Mr. and Mrs. E. S. That is double that of about double aged years. She Thursday Pitcher go to Boston Colby, Austin Gott died at his home in large amount of business was transacted. was married in 1880 to Mr. who Capt. Edward L. Morse, a resident of em- to for a few d is the pafek tor Maine sea that of and a third more than that Ryder, was Castine, day days visit. Bates, Bucks port March 28th of consumption, aged In the absence of J. S. Fernald, Clerk of the of at that time pastor of the ployed as fireman on steamer Castine now Bowdoin.Governor Powers has re- Baptist church in 51 years, 2 mouths and 18 days. He was a Walter went to St. N. faring people Council, Councilman Clement was chosen Cooper John, B., turned from a visit to and has this city, and came here native of Tremont but had been a resi- at this port Morse was Boston, accompanied hy long undergoing repairs. last Thursday on business. been at dent of and a much pro tern. Circulation in and I the State House the past few days her mother, Mrs. A. E. Haven. Mrs. Ryder Bucksport, respected charged with receiving stolen goods. lie Ony County citizen. the vessels he had com- The for sidewalks were Geo. C. Lane went to N. to important business. He will most of her Among was following petitions Exeter, H., last attending spent early life in Rockport, W. E. taken to Castine and at a private hear- return to manded were the Post Boy, Barnes, and to visit his his home in Houlton, probably where she met her there presented referred to the committee on Thursday mother. s Terms. In advance,§2.00a year; Me., husband, but was Alice Gardner and Hesper. ing Thursday evening made disclos- to visit about a pH ntlis; 5o cents for three months. arranging Augusta twice sidewalks: On Waldo avenue, from J. M. W. C. living at the time of her marriage in Cam- ures that led to the arrest in Belfast Friday Crawford arrived from Boston n<» Terms. For one square, one inch month. His private secretary, Mr. Smith, Tibbetts’ house to Mrs. Mass. of A. Lewis’house; ou Tuesday for a visit to relatives. 'limin, 75 cents tor one week, and wi ll remain in all the time bridgeport, They left Belfast in Sep- morning Perry Coombs, engineer of evening Augusta nearly News of the Granges. Lincolnville from L. E. nch subsequent insertion. the Castine and one of avenue, McMahan's to look after routine matters.One of tember '81 for East Greenwich, R. I., and her owners, and he Miss Jennie A. McLellau is spending the house to Main street; on Cedar the best and have since lived in was taken to Castine on the steamer Rock- street,below Easter vacation with cots of known, brightest most cap- Newport, Rhode Island, her parents in this I'o-Day’s Journal. Frederick. Ritchie Grange, Waldo, has Salmond street; ou Main street, above the tivating young ladies of Bath is to leave East Boston aud Mass. land. A Castine special under date of April city. Lawrence, Mrs. resolutions on the of a adopted the following the post office, for a plank walk in of the PAGE 1. pleasures cosy home to become a was in 2d to the Bangor News the fol- place Ryder always delicate health and Daily gives Mrs. Elsie is in call- trained nurse—The at death of a valued member: concrete from the Duszenberry Belfast, c M eek. .Granite (Titters' Strike at municipal election about a present walk; house of year ago was advised to try the lowing particulars: ed here the of i’ii- Must Go News of the off Whereas death lias again entered our R. A. to by illness her sister, Mrs. J. obituary Calais, Monday, passed very quietly, Morse’s was to Gurney the house of Walter Phil- no western but did not receive story the effect that Societies Senator Malls’ Par**, the Dr. Charles climate, the de- Grange and taken from our midst sister W. Republicans electing E. Coombs engineered the brick in ward 4; on Emery. intiiiboat Sensation Fish ami Ftsh- sired benefit. She left four little Ellen L. thieving euterprise Bradbury street, from almost a unanimous girls, Ter- Littlefield, therefore, and used ■ in.m’s Disc>very. .City Government., Swan, mayor, by Morse’s house in Castine as a hid- Cedar street to Wm. M. Alice Resolved, That in the death of sister Lit- Charles street; on Mayo Bradley, Esq., of Portland sp»-ut ;.i tin >ad<. Y Rare ,d IS.500 Miles vote, a few scattering votes being cast for esita, Mabel, and Frances. Her ing place for the plunder. tlefield Frederick Ritchie Grange has sus- street; on Nortliport avenue, from the Girls’ Sunday in Bucksport with his Mrs. 'Ui.ty Tax. .Joseph C. Rickwood, the Prohibition mother and two brothers, Willie and The first information in the case, which mother, PAGE 2. Louis, tained the loss of an honored charter mem- candidate. The led to the arrest of Morse, was furnished Home to J. F. Wight’s house. George Bradley. Republicans elected every survive. Mis. Ryder came to Belfast ber, we a true and loving sister, and the by M.ifi.robt Fuitorial Notes. Belfast very Morse’s wife, who is said to have told Hon. ward officer and alderman without a kind wife anti mother. The petition of Sarah M. Holmes for the Mrs. H. M. Blackstone of Our M'ashinjrton Letter. .Death .d opposi- young and iu a short resi- family loving M. Warren that Bridgewater, comparatively the George the stolen goods no le Bancor s hunt, the founder of Resolved, That we extend heartfelt abatement of taxes against the heirs of is her Bright Prospects. tion.Orrington dence here won a place in the affection of .were secreted in her house. When Coombs Mass., visiting sister, Mrs. J. W PAGE 3. died at bis home in sympathy of our Grange to brother Little- Evanston, III., Chi- was brought up for here this fore- Hiram Holmes for the years 1890 to 18!>4 was Jones of this ii Salvador Two New Maine Towns. old and young, particularly the youug, who field ami his in their bereavement. hearing city. 5th of heart disease. Mr. Emit family in the of a Is Maine Fish and Game Laws., cago April noon, presence crowd of MOO peo- referred to the on have cherished a love and Resolved, That our charter be draped in committee tiuance. Mr. Lorin Fletcher arrived ot Trade. was a native of Maine. always respect j ple, Morse let out another sensation. He by yesterday mourning for thirty days in respect to our ! S. G. and others asked for an PAGE -t. for her. She was lovable and charitable to said in his that when he and Stimpson arc morning’s boat from departed sister, that these resolutions be ! testimony Bridgewater, Mass., \ Golden Yaelrts and In Brief. A powerful syndicate is be- Coombs heard Mrs. Morse had the light at tfie corner of and Salmoml Anniversary all, but will be missed most in tile home ! sent to the sorrowing family, a copy inscrib- given Congress where he spent the winter. !Uil< Lnua^etuent. .The News of Bel- formed to turn the hitherto compara- thing away had the ing ed our and a sent to the they put plunder they streets, and the was referred to the n e> circle where the loss of a mother's and upon records, copy petition ( oncernin^Local Industries, love had secreted in the a Capt. E. P. Nichols of Bu. is tively useless coast of New Jersey into au Belfast for house into bag and ksport to join Periodicals.. .Transfers in Heal F> care will be felt the little The papers publication. suuk it in Castine harbor. committee ou lights. immense centre of maritime and railroad by girls. Esther Ellis, Committee the ranks of the cyclers, having received tine have the ) j The truth of this was The City Solicitor on the claim PAGE 5. commerce. The plan is to build a sea family sympathy of many warm Cora Evans, on testimony proved reported wheels for himself and Maud. £ this when the was raised from of daughter, — evening, bag W. S. Wentworth for to of Belfast. wall from Liberty Island to Robbins Reef friends iu Belfast, who have ever had a Matilda Clary. ) Resolutions. alleged damages deep the bottom of the harbor, and found to con- Miss J. W. returned home a his horse and ou the that Ferguson last PAGE 6. light, distance of three miles. The mud interest in Mr. Ryder and family. Union Harvest Centre tain some of the stolen from the sleigh, highway, Grange, Montville, j goods with her new AVhaler .Life in a Lighthouse flats within this are to be ex- of the steamer the city is not and the was ac- Friday milliner, Miss Ada territory has the resolutions of re- 1 freight Castine. There were liable, report 0 "Overdue.". amithe Small adopted following and .Spring cavated and the land built up with piles several pairs of trousers, a meat chopper, cepted. Jones, her stock of new and pretty ! .. •rgoi” poem Easter f lowers > poem'. speet: and inward several thou- News was received to rela- some suspenders and other articles. goods. ing poem ..Register of Deep Wa- piers extending by telegram PL L. Woodcock was granted leave to cut Whereas it has been the of The result of the was that 1 •fiary News ami Notes. sand feet. Cement bottoms will tives in this of the sudden pleasure the hearing Morse proba- city death, April down two trees ou Peach near his Hon. Wm. C. Divine Master in his iutiuite wisdom to re- ! was sentenced to 1)0 days in jail, with costs, street, Marshall attended the meet- PAGE 7. bly be laid when the mud is dredged out. 2d, in New of wife Haven, Conn., Mary it., move from Union Harvest Grange our es- ! mittimus suspended, while Coombs was house. ing of the State Board of Trade in Week Ceil. Neal Dow Honored Then wharves and warehouses will be Dee ring, of Capt. David Hodgdon. She had a para- teemed brother Dexter W. Bennett; there- held in £400 for trial at the April term in The Steamboat Case Initials built on limits of the several highway districts with others from this mentioned last Society the reclaimed land, is be it Ellsworth. He bail and was city Loon Yachts and and,it said, shock in the and fore, gave released. Report. Boats... will lytic morning died that were established the same as for the week. be leased .by great railroads and Resolved, That in his death we acknowl- C. H. Hooper and Albert Clark are his year Cigarettes. without lines which now have similar evening regaining consciousness. edge that this world is not our home and bondsmen. 1890, until otherwise ordered. page S. steamship Miss Carrie Spofford, for Ma- She was a of that our Father all All kinds of stories are told bookkeeper facilities in New York native this city, a daughter of Heavenly doeth things in connection Alvin was leave to a i. "ais. .County C<>rrespondenee..Ship city.A mortgage Blodgett granted lay thews has returned has been well. with this case. The Coombs Bros, declare that Bros., from Great- M fkets ..Births. ...Marriages...Deaths, recorded at Salem, Mass., for the late Sylvanus aud Mary B. Cottrell. Of plank across Cedar street from his house. Resolved, That our Grange and the it is only a plot of an opposition steamboat Works, where she was called her mother’s News. $20,000,000 for the purchase of the entire her father’s Mrs. family by family, Fannie Wiuters of of the deceased have suffered an line to drive them out of business on the H. F. Mason asked that the road plant of the Postal irreparable leading illness. Telegraph company Massachusetts, and a brother, Walter M. loss but what is our loss is his eternal Belfast and Castine route; another story is from the lower NEWS OF THE VVEEK. the Commercial gain. bridge to the upper be by Cable company.Dr. That in the death of Bru. that it is a clear case of systematic Ezra L. Talbot was confined to the house Cottrell of this city, survive. She left four Resolved, robbery, at its with the J. C. Moore of Manchester, X. has Bennett the wife has lost a devoted husband and that Morse’s wife it because straightened junction county H., gave away last week with the His as fire- children, Geo. Adelle aud Fan- road. The was grip. place Matteks. The trustees of the been sentenced the supreme court to Maurice, A., and the children a kind and loving father Coombs had made trouble between herself petition referred to the com- by man on the train who reside in New Haven. and the a aud husband. The was supplied Mate fair were in session at the four years in State prison and pay costs of nie, Cant. Hodg- community very obliging neigh- stealing took place be- mittee on highways and bridges. by George bor and the town one of her most fore the Coombs Brothers the Williams of Watervilie. hotel, last week. The court. He was convicted of over issue of don is at present at work rn Arizona in the honored bought Cas- Loretto and Marion L. Bangor, and esteemed citizens. last fall. At the time Hayford Moody, : ^as held re- stock in tine, Capt. Smallidge, for the purpose of Manchester Union mines with a S. J. who administrators of the Miss C. Duflie came home from Cas- Publishing brother, Hodgdon, Resolved, That we unite in our now of the opposition boat Silver Star, was estate of Harrison Myra which has been in violation of extending premium list, company law. This is pre- has been west over master of t-ine last forty years. Captain and heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family of the Castine and Coombs was Hayford, gave notice that they are ready week, where she has been employed and sumed to be a :tbly enlarged changed to the end of long drawn out our beloved brother and while miss employed on her. Mrs. Hodgdon are well known in Belfast, they and intend to fulfill the contract between making the graduating and reception dresses ■it* interests of breeders and ex- case.Five Southern Democrats voted him from their circle The Hancock S. J. Court in family may they look county opens of where they have spent most of their lives. Harrison and the for the care the Normal graduates. The matter of special attractions for the tariff bill. This marks a consi- to Christ for that consolatiou* which n<> Ellsworth next Tuesday. Hayford city The remains will human hands can render. of thoroughly discussed. I). K. derable breach in the revenue only doc- brought here for inter- the poor, for the remainder of the term Captain E. B. Amsbury of ship S. D. That a of these resolutions ii. of the State Pomo- trine.Herbert Gladstone meut. .., Resolved, copy named in contract. Secretary declares that ir Fish and the The City Solicitor’s Carleton is at his home, in from be sent to the of our brother Fishing. Rockport was the family departed Society, present to make story recently published that his in this matter was in which New also a copy sent to the Belfast papers for opinion read, York for a few' days with his family. : arrangements may be necessary father had learned to ride a is a Hon. Wm. S. Badger of Augusta died The cod fish hatching at the United States bicycle publication. he says: “I am of the opinion that the con- His is at New York for :d to the after a brief illnesss. He was ship loading Hong fruit exhibit in connection hoax.The uet earnings of the Bell April 2nd, J. F. Ramsay, Committee hatchery on Ten Pound Island, the sou of } Gloucester, tract was not terminated by the death of Mr. e lair. The were: Nathaniel Badger of Kong. officers present Telephone Co., for the year 1896 were Brunswick, Effie Jackson, ? on has finished its winter’s and and was born Feb. work, G2,000,000 but that it is still < 23, 1820, his Hayford, ri aid, Dr.' G. M. against for 1895. spending Orilla Ramsay, ) Resolutions. binding upon Mr. and Mrs. F. B Mathews arrived in Kenduskeag; S3,383,580 $3,213,759 in that town. to of the small fry have been hatched and Alonzo West- early days Coming Augus- put his personal The Augusta; Libby, Surplus $22,3*47 against $81,307 for 1895. ta in 1845 lie in representatives.’’ opinion XewT York last from their to j engaged the dry goods busi- South Branch was offi- into the ocean about five miles off Eastern Thursday trip K. G. Auburn: A. J. ...The waters in the Western livers Grange, Prospect, was and the administrators of Mr. Eveleth, have ness with Johnson Luut and William J. accepted, the \\ est Indies. will visit ( cered last the Point. They Washiug- mbden: W. Marshall. Belfast: taken a tumble, the trouble is not afterwards on a Saturday evening by Sisters, estate will therefore continue to | though Kilburn, carrying large Hayford’s ton, D. C., and Boston before their return to Auburn.The eleventh over by any means. The is flouring mill built by D. on all taking their parts creditably without j mpilly. j Mississippi Joseph Emery The first salmon taken at the care for the poor until May 10, 1900. this • the Kennebec dam. He was in Bangor | city. ■union of the Colby Alumni As- ! fifty miles wide in some places and five also the the use of hooks. The officers were as fol- a 14 8-4 The monthly roll of accounts, u ■'! grocery trade on State street for a brief pool, pounder, was Satur- amounting Portland and vicinity will be j Arkansas counties are under water. pe- lows: W. captured John S. Fernald, The Journal’s local re- Many riod. 1853 lie was M., Mrs. Clara Haley; Overseer, to was are In appointed postmaster afternoon Charles Bussell and 81,532.12, passed. the Preble House, to-morrow, | reported killed by a in that day by Roy was taken with la two cyclone of Augusta President the Mrs. Henrietta Ginn ; Steward, Mrs. M. E. C. porter. grippe weeks and business meet- State. by Pierce, holding Getchell of Brewer. The first fish Sanford Howard was elected inspector of Reception | office two terms until 1801. In caught ago last he came out and July, 1807, he Libby; Secretary, Mrs. Abbie Thompson; and his fixed at >20 for the Friday. Saturday Assoeiation at 0.30 i\ m. Din- last was Frank buildings, salary purchased an interest in the Age, which he year secured by Cowan of hut was to md Lecturer, Mrs. Ellie Assistant Stew- current began work, obliged give up m. Remarks will be made Fish and held for two or three in Ward; municipal year. (Rymk. “Fly Rod*' brought years company with Bangor, on April 1st. Sunday Mr. Kent of is ■ still con tilled to the house. elected President of the Daniel the ard, Miss Sarah Colson; Lady Assistant Dr. S. W Johnson was elected a member cutly : home quite a collection of trophies from Pike, paper being conducted Veazie landed two under the firm salmon, weighing 15 and Dev. Nathaniel 1). D., the name of E G. Hedge & Co. Steward, Mrs. Eliza Killman; Gate of the board of in <>f Dr. W. In Rockland, Mrs. F. M. Bar- Butler, sportsman’s exposition in New York, Keeper, 18 health place L, recently. maid \Y. In 1801 Mr. Badger purchased a one-half in- pounds. Hall, Prof. James W. The are a solid silver and Miss Ora Libby; Pomona, Miss Susie Lind- rows and Mrs. P. S. Barrows celebrat'-ti j gifts loving cup terest in the Maine Farmer of James S. Hammons, resigned. • nd others. Excellent music will other Klst pieces presented by the Sportsman's ami m sey: Flora, Miss Alice Young; Ceres, Mrs. It was voted to a license to A. L. their birthday. These Unites are twins red the Mauley, company with Joseph A. The law relating to packing of sardines grant by Colby University (dee Association and are suitably engraved. Human published the paper for many years. Jennie Crockett, The Edwards to a billiard salt his and were born in Camden to Mr. and Mrs Y is circulated in following program passed by the last legislature does not take keep <>n, ijjm.u petition being Resides these she had other Mr. was business and con- many pres- Badger manager was very carried out. Music the Samuel Tyler, March Jo, IMV Ham den Governor tinued in that nicely by effect until April 2Gth, thirty days after the furnishing the bond required by law and asking ents, among them being a beautiful cres- capacity until the time of his t" .am a | death. choir; reading, Abbie ‘-olson; recitation, the fee. Leander of Monroe was in pardon to Mrs. Mary ; cent shaped pin studded with turquoises Later Mr. Homan retire a from tiie adjournment of the legislature. This will paying legal Staph'S tin* city ! ;ist who is now serv- Farmer, Hon. .J. II. his Lena Colson; O. B. A. 1>. and E. L. were Hampden, ! and diamonds, front the Bangor and Aroos- Manley purchasing story, Gray; reading, enable any factory to open on April 15th, Hayes Cook elected yesterday on his return from a cosiness trip M-nteuce in the State for interest and owning the paper with Mr. Alma Katie L. prison : took and from the Moosehead Partridge; song, Littlefield; till the when the assistant engineers. to Bangor. He is still tlie guides: to the time. In 1858 Mr. continuing 2fith, by provis- manufaetupug Mrs. has now served Badger up present A. Glynn a the of a poem, A. Ginn; reading, Ora Ginn; song, Walter and Sanford Howard were, | guides gold pin shape paddle, Badger was elected a trustee of the Augusta ions of the act they will be compelled to Cooper Staples patent halter and intends to.engage ycais in Tliomaston. She is with the handle of A W. H. Ginn and pearl. gold pencil Savings Bank, m that daughter Edna; reading, close till elected of lumber. in tin harness business. t«» the 'Jl continuing rapacity May loth, following. surveyors j actively ■rding prison records, in the form of a rifle from the and as up the of bis death. Mrs. Clara cartridge president, day Haley; story, Jas. Colson; read- Clark was a measurer The Governor and Council Augustus elected of Mr. ami Mrs. i Winchester Repeating Arms He was always a Democrat, taking a deep in- Sell. Ethel B. Sol Charles A. Hnrriman Bath, Company. ing, Fred Lane. The question, Which is Jacobs, Capt. Jacobs, and salt ami A. 1>. a of a nearing on tlie petition at Hie In the mill of .J. F. Kimbail of terest in the welfare of the party, and for grain Hayes weigher with their little daughter, arnv.-d !■> Satur- pond or sailed from Gloucester March 25th on a number 23d at 4 p. m. many years being connected with the or- clamming, farming fishing? was opened coal and hay. April Mariaville the other day Henry Smith day evening’s tram to visit Mr and Mrs A Owen ganization. He married Susan E. W. S. and was dis- southern mackerel cruise, the first seiner of Augusta has been a 20-inch salmon 5 Emery, by Ivillmau, very ably The were elected: caught weighing 1-2 of I). following policemen J. Marriumn. Mr. H. returned to Bath t'.» deliver the Memorial ad- daughter Joseph Emery, Nov. 13, 1840, cussed the Brothers. At away. Capt. Jacobs took with him the The fish must have come by intermission W. PI. W. i). N, j pounds. from and two sons survive Joseph E. Bad- Sanborn, George Frisbee, but Mrs. Harrimau and Mt. Vernon and Mt. Ver- him, mackerel seine ever made. It is 407 Tuesday, dung’ Flood’s as no salmon had ever been of aud codfish and crackers, apples, candy and pea- largest J. Watson A. ,1. pond, ger Augusta William Badger. Bird, Ivnowlton, Harriman, will age, and has the fathoms and meshes the remain to the end of th week. accepted j caught in the mill-pond before.It turns nuts were partaken of. long 2,100 deep, John L. PL. W. PI. .Mrs. the Dolloff, Jipson, Wight, Nancy Shannon, | out that an act of the Maine legislature meshes being two inches. It is constructed George C. Sheldon, Es-| Ci'ihv ui in Hosea B. Rackliffe died in Newport March W. L. Hanson, Cotton W. Mears, Joseph j-rrson Portlaml. died March at the recent the of six North New Portland was m the Sit u passed session, permitting of lie was in Irish linen, and barrels of tar were c < ~2d, pneumonia, born Unity, O. John MeG. age of 10b years. >u the same of salmon with nets Secret Societies. Jackson, George Flanders, day oil his return from Augusta, \vhe*■ In- taking above Penob- Me., Feb. 28, 1819, and therefore was 78 used' in preparing it for duty. The cost is Mrs. Jane died at years Randall, Charles W. Thomas, E. P. had been on legal business Saturday even- Deeriug, Loyd ‘Scot dam at Bangor twenty-four hours a of age. He was one of a family of Michaels, '■»'> which eight very close to $8,000 It is about the size of ing he was calling on friends about town and years.The log camp i week during the open season, is nullified brothers and three sisters, of whom only The regular meeting of Phoenix Lodge, F. Fred E. Ellis. die four seines. The twine is lie passed Sunday at the leant- of his Wife’s sportsmen's exhibition in New a one, a sister, Mrs. David is ordinary very The Marshal was to by subsequent act prohibiting such tak- Fogg, living. & A. >L, will be held next Monday evening. City authorized select parents in -Sidney, f Watervilh- Mail. :uimby arrived h<»me Association, m arried Miss Emma The car the ma- Stratton of Albion, who of be celebrated last containing < is for the com- Lodge,Knights Pythias,will on deck takes up a lot of room and on ac- Monday evening. Tlu-y reached N w Farrington, arranging alone survives him, no children. whicli tire house was they having in made has summer’s the second Portland, July 8 and 9. The executive count of York March ldtli on the return from then ing excursion, in Mr. Rackliffe was a practical and success- its size Capt. Jacobs had a seine News ot the Railroads. there, and the teams are now at the of the committee have sent out to the history association. The date ful farmer in Unity. Thirty years ago he subordinate boat made to it, a boat trip to the Pacific coast, ami after a the to of especially carry sojourn aiding logs the home Mr. to be June 20th. Efforts have been made moved to and has been one of the a circular Mr. James R. been Newport, lodges letter, descriptive of the wider and with more seine room Green, who has super- there visited in Boston and Portland n •y on where most of longer, Upper College avenue, to have it held at and highly respected citizens that town. thus far made intendent of the Public* Works Rangeley lakes, plans toward the celebration. than the boat. The new boat is Company, route for Belfast. will beset (. of He had been collector, and served on the ordinary up.N. Ayer communications have been but no is "sent, school board for several He The celebration is expected to also fitted of Bangor, to have charge of the extension has subscribed 85,000 for the fund received. years became surpass any- with two Lantz’s patent purs- Miss Maud Ellis returned Friday evening reply a Mason of in by taking the degree of the Blue thing that the Maine ever had. a the & d erecting the extension to the Pythians ers, single and a double machine to handle Bangor, Hampden Winterport from a two weeks visit to Boston and New in Star in the West No. Maine General Lodge Lodge, 85, of electric this and summer. Hospital there. Washington Whisperings. The Sen- the big seine. The Jacobs returned to railway spring York with a tine assortment of Unity, April 12, 1859. In May, 1880, he re- Arrangements are being made for the an- spring milli- other men have He lias had the and ties Bangor sub- ate committee on commerce 1st, ceived the Arch in Gloucester 1st with 24 barrels fresh already poles made April Royal Degree Dunlap nual field day of the Patriarchs Militant of April nery. Miss Anna Louise. Palmer who for 81,000 each. These subscriptions authorized a favorable on Senator No. 12, of China. When Stevens up river and the work of the line report Chapter, mackerel, the first taken this season. building several seasons was with Mr. Clias idc conditional the of No of Maine, whicli will be held in Gregg upon securing Frye’s revenue cutter bill in regard to the Chapter, 28, Newport was instituted, Skowhegan will begin as soon as the frost is out of the tional thousand about the retirement of Mr. Rackliffe was one of its charter mem- June 9th and 10th. Hon. C. Marston is on Boylst.on street, Boston, will he with the city. officers in that service. A, It is learned that the Newfoundland Gov- the to be carried bers and its Most Priest for ground, enabling digging Maine G. A. R. encampment to be Favorable were also authorized on Ex-High three chairman of the executive committee. A on to will Misses Ellis the coming season. reports The burial ernment has adopted a more restrictive pol- good advantage. The crew start one of the I years. was March 25th. Short Lewiston, questions to tlie following bills: in licens- drill will be an attractive feature at the end of the present line at Stern’s mills Classifying services of prayer were held at the late competitive on the bait both to French and It was stated in (led is if the division will vote to icy question, and work downwards towards Tim Journal of March th ing masters and chief mates of sailing home of Mr. of the R. W. Winterport Rackliffe, after which the entertainment, Haines has American fishermen. The intention is to in force at the unveiling of the vessels of over 700 the act as rapidly as possible. Just how far the that Fanny Rice, the actress, is the daughter tons; amending mourning friends repaired to High street offered a framed of Memorial at New picture Hotel Coburn; enforce the coast fisheries which road will be constructed this year has not of of Net. York, April 27th, and authorizing the construction of a church, uuder escort of Meridian strictly act, Ex-Gov. K. K. Coleord mi TVs, Splendor Canton Somerset has offered cash and been exactly determined at the present '■‘We part as a distinctive feature of steel cross the St. Louis and Lodge, F. & A. M., where the ser- prizes forbids the of before the we are is incorrect. Go, Coleord bridge river, religious seining herring time. Mr. Green is an able and advised, a vices were the Cincinnati will a experienced made.... James age 82, re- for certificates of title to vessels. conducted by Rev. John A. Goss Regalia Company give middle of would be a Wright, providing May. Ordinarily this electric railway builder and under his direc- has but one daughter, Miss St.e.'la Coleord, .> and native of died .The of Haverhill, Mass. The body was fine American 230 have iawyer Lewiston, House in committee of the whole consign- fiag. Already people serious blow to the bank but tion the work will move ed to the receiving tomb at and codfishing fleet, undoubtedly along very charming young lady. She was one <-i iwrence, Mass., March 31st. He voted 150 to 120 to the new7 section Riverside, engaged rooms. very adopt when comes he will this season the vessels in the busi- satisfactorily. the at widow and two spring be buried in the engaged bridesmaids the Paul-Powel’ wedding children_Judge proposed by the committee on ways and lot. on family The annual session of ness will number only about 35 sail, the An in of which mention Penn Whitehouseof Augusta has means, making the duties of the tariff the Grand Lodge of interesting report concerning Maine Alameda, California, usual number 150. As it these will railroads is in circulation in Waterville. It renominated by Governor Powers as bill take effect on importations ordered Maine of the New England Order of Pro- being is, was made in The Journal. One of the old residents of Bangor, Mrs. be is that Payson Tucker is the iate justice of the supreme court of after 1. tection at There seriously crippled and their voyages in- contemplating April Pitcher, widow of the late Horatio G. opened Augusta Tuesday. purchase of the Somerset railway, for a second term of seven terfered with. Bait be taken in running years.... Pitcher, formerly a Baugor merchant, mem- was a big public meeting Monday evening, may nets, from Bingham to Oakland. The latter point s latest Indian war Tax. is ended, ber of the firm of Pitcher & died in but this is a tedious and slow is on what is known as the back route of the County Granite Cutters’ Strike at Barre. Pote, at which Mayor W. S- Choate delivered an operation. mie Bishop, whose presence the Tar- Revere, at the residence of her sou, Mr. F. Maine Central. The is to extend this address of welcome to the officers and The effect will be to prolong the first trips plan s to on the island at Old W. Pitcher, March 80th of after grand road from north to on The County Commissioners met March objected March pneumonia, of the bankers. Bingham Jackman Barre, Vt., 31. There are troubles an illness of a followed addresses has sold out all her rights there to week, aged 88 years. She delegates, by by promi- the Canadian Pacific, the big transcontinen- 80th and assessed the county tax for the among the granite cutters of this district, was well known in Bangor where she had nent members of the order. tal line, which runs in an direction tlf-breed son, and with her present The reports Our fishermen skippers are getting their easterly years 1897 and 1898. The amount assessed and to settle them Mr. E. R. many friends. She had been connected with across Maine just south of Moosehead Lake. husband is preparing to seek a per- Fletcher, of the show a slight gain in in Maine clipper crafts ready for the spring’s business. the Children’s Home as manager for more membership Then the line will be continued from Oak- hy the Legislature is $17,500 per year, which il at Fletcher Granite at St. Capt. B. H. sell. Lizzie Maud, is home Old Orchard.Dr. E. Company, Albans, than 30 Mrs. Pitcher for 1890, with beneficiaries to 25 de- Spurling, years. was born in paid and her in first land in a southerly direction to some point with the overlay law the the Boston was in town in painting putting class shape; provided hy brings wnsend, specialist, who to-day, conference with the Knox, Me., and leaves three ceased on the Wiscasset and thus a children, membe rs, amounting to $40,000. To Capt. H. M. McKown has chartered the Sir Quebec, giving tax to nested with Franklin who is county up $17,772 >1, against $1.5,- recently, charged prac- Executive Committee of the Barre Granite >V., identified with the owned Wm. continuous liue from the Wiscasset to the the beneficiaries of the 102 deceased mem- Knight by Maddocks, Esq., and 500 00 without a Revere Rubber Horatio, a Canadian Pacific. Wiscasset has a fine for 1895 and To the figures in the being registered pliysi- Manufacturers’ Association, of which this Company, promi- they are setting up the rigging, painting and very nent citizen of and Anna bers $307,000 have been paid the supreme harbor and the move would a was at Aurelia, la., C., by her in trim is a fine make it winter columns below are to he added the airaigned Farmington April firm is a member. Men fitting up shape. She expenses employed by the who resides in Bangor. The funeral ser- The insurance in force in Maine port for between Canada and ie waived examination and plead- lodge. Dec. craft, built by Wm. Adams & Sou at East shipping Eng- of such tire as have been held. In Fletcher at vices were held at Revere after- inquests court Company Hardwick left work Thursday John has arrived land, thus giving the Canadian Pacific great guilty. The bound him 31, 1890, was $4,055,000, with a net gain of Boothbay. Capt. Seavey 1895 t' this noon at 2 o’clock, after which the remains in assistance in its with the Grand Mont vilie's tax was increased 52 the sum of to morning, because the company had not his new vessel, Marshall Adams, of Prov- rivalry $4(H) appear before were to $30,000. Three new have been insti- for to a new scale of Mr. brought Bangor. lodges and as soon as fitted will Truuk the international commerce. and in 1890, bad $5-1 79 and Pros- term of the court. agreed prices. Fletcher incetown, Mass., Northport ■ptember supreme states that in tuted the The sail December last the local cut- during past year. treasurer’s for the South. She is one of the new $40 98. There are no tor intends to test the of H. Stover died at his home in New pect, inquest expanses validity ters' union notified the that it George short foremast and a •• company report showed a balance of $1075 50 The style pinky model, w Maine medical law. Sureties were \ ork March 29th. He was born iu It is said that work will commence as j to be added for 1897. Below are the taxes would want a new schedule on March 1, Orland, rakey yaehtish build and is said to be a flyer. '•lied and the 50 years ago, and went to New York when following officers were elected Tuesday after- soon as the frost is out of the ground on the doctor left for Boston, but no changes were specified. On this lat- All along the water front they are busy with assessed against the various towns under quite young. He in the noon and installed W. Oakes of extension of the S. & M railroad above lperintendent of the Life Saving ter (late the company received an official engaged engineers’ by Henry bustling life getting ready for a rush. We the two supply business and later became a member Hartland and the work be to apportionments. Kimball announces that be lias notice that the union would insist on the Auburn, Past Supreme Warden and First earnestly hope they will all be lucky and rapidly pushed of the George F. Blake Co., completion. In all there is about one IS'.I.T i'. 1SSI7-S. ■ms and company signing the regular agreement in Supply which, prosperous and can show a round balance only drawings nearly completed his was Grand Warden of Maine: Grand J. mile more to to tc, IT on the work for the through efforts, consolidated with Warden, on the side of the next fall. grade complete the work Belfast.r>.t.f new life station at figuring Chicago Post right ledger saving Damaris- the Knowles Works. The consolidat- Grand into Harmony and there is none of Belmont... t.s-j :t| |Sii1 i,t Office, which included an item that wages Pulp W.Chadwick,Gardiner;Vioe Warden, [Boothbay Register. village island. He expects to authorize the ed companies were in 1890 an this distance as of a ex- Brooks. 151 09 170 21 should be 45 cents an hour for an eight-hour bought by W.A.Allen,Portland; Grand Secretary,A. E. regarded being very ng of advertisements for bids within English syndicate, which made Mr. Stover pensive character to grade. There is Burnham IL’T: 125 IK) day. Grand Belfast has been struck with the quite president. It this position he continued Verrill, Auburn; Treasurer, R. W. cyclono a little till where the railroad will be Frankfort. 885 97 872 25 while.The Bangor & Aroostook The company is a member of the N. E. by the wonder-worker, the greatest living bridge until 1894, when he retired. Mr. Stover was Jackson, Portland; Grand Mrs. M. placed at Mainstream but the earth has to Freedom. 298 17 501 52 big business during the month of Granite Manufacturers’ Association, and is Chaplain, man ou earth, Paul Castor, Sr., who came in largely interested in the Rockland and Blue E. be hauled but a short distance to be used in Isleboro. 525 07 547 59 In that month turned over obliged to abide by a schedule of Hammett, Portland; Grand A. F. our midst one week This sec- they prices Hill Guide, ago to-day. it. Four the Barre and steamboat line, and iu real estate at the tion of making miles of steel rails will I Jackson. 270 71 277 21 Maine Cential Rail load cars adopted by Association Barre Auburn; J. F. Maine has never received such a 1,742 N latter place. Warren, Guardian, Thomas, have to be laid in addition to those now in Knox. 405 89 585 44 Union. shock as it has during the past week this 'fight against 1,385 in March, 1890, a Mechanic Grand E. A. by and a careful estimate of amount 457 07 487 00 The result of Mr. Fletcher’s conference Falls; Sentinel, Cox, wonderful healer, who is healing hundreds position the Liberty. -1 357 cars. All of the stations Lorin L. Frost (lied at his home in Pitts- ; necessary to the road to Lincolnville. 022 49 009 94 along was that the committee objected to his sign- Waterville; Trustees, Mrs. A. C. Ricker, daily by the simple laying on of hands. Em- I complete Harmony me made of field March 25th. He was twice married. fixes the price at about Monroe. 030 73 505 19 big shipments freight_ ing any individual agreement, as it would be Mrs. Annie brace this golden opportunity while he is in $30,000. His first wife was Dorcas Marstou of Ca- Lewiston, Brickett, Portland, M o li t v i 11 e. 028 58 592 94 Kate Douglass Wiggin au- the initial step toward granting an your midst and receive his Riggs, eight-hour whom lie Michael God-given pow- for naan, by had three sons, all resi- Hayes, Gardiner; Chairman Finance ers Morrill. 249 48 277 18 n*ss, and her sister, Miss Nora Brad- day grauite cutters. The Fletcher as his stay is limited. Hundreds going A Race of Miles. dents of Pittsfield. His second wife was 18,500 Northport. 478 57 520 84 of New will sail on 14 Company is willing to sign the union’s new Committee, H. A. Weymouth, Saco; to see him. Go as his offices are crowd- York, April Fannie W. widow Repre- early Palermo. 843 1 if Hunter, Robert P. 878 97 22 where will three agreement other manufacturers will do sentatives to Mrs. Josie G. ed from morning till night. Free healing Kurope, they pass Hunter. She was born in Freedom, Me. Supreme Lodge, Baltimore, Md, April 1—Two gallant Prospect—. 581 87 337 41 nths. likewise, but there is no evidence of a Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday Their mother, Mrs. Bradbury, She had several daughters, all married be- Smith, Biddeford; J. W. Chadwick, Gardi- old clipper ships, the Sintram and El Sears port.1,024 00 1,303 24 1 movement to that effect in other localities. from 2 to 3 p. m. Tuesday and Thursday Capi- soon go to Portland where she will fore she married Mr. Frost, except sailed within five minutes of eacli Searsmont 055 04 (511 22 The Chicago Post Office contract will Angie, ner; E. C. Sturtevant, Augusta. It was nights from 8 to 1) o’clock sharp, at the tan, "'■tin until their when will the youngest, whom Mr. Frost cared for as other from this Stockton Springs. 5513 98 41X5 12 return, they amount to $3,000,000, and calls for light gray I voted to hold the next Opera House. Owing to the great rush of port to-day on a race of to j his own child, until she was married to grand lodge meeting Swanville. 282 85 285 70 go Mrs. Riggs’ pretty summer home granite. As there is no granite of this kind people he has been obliged to retain the 18,500 miles to San Francisco. The scene Mr. Willis Cole. She lived near her in Westbrook in April, 1898. Thorndike.. 470 57 403 28 Buxton, “Quilcote,” and remain until west of the Hudson, the contract must come step- Opera House one week longer; he has also was one which has not been witnessed in to New father that she might cheer and comfort him Troy. 485 38 489 73 ‘•tut.unin.The Maine State ac- England. engaged offices after Thursday in the same the of Baltimore for 20 College, in his declining yejirs. port years, and re- Unity. 001 99 (557 79 to the of the committee of block. Office hours 9 a. m.to 5 p. in., Sun- "tding report Senator Walls’ Parsnip Bill. called the days of the 50’s when the Bal- Waldo. .800 50 290 03 ’he to the time of the The Pie Must Go. days excepted. council, up recent Capt. Epps G. Gilley died March 29th in timore clipper ship was sovereign of the Winterport.1,092 <58 1,0(58 04 An act to establish the •Tpropriation had received from the State Bucksport after a short illness of pneu- standard weight of sea. Piers and water fronts were ; War has been declared in New York A Milkman’s throng- ;>,7l8, or an average of over $14,000 a upon monia. Deceased was born in Orland, and a bushel of parsnips. Discovery. ed with and cheers Total.$18,500 00 $17,772 34 the as a means of the wast- people, mingled with >car for pie replenishing was nearly sixty-six years of age. to twenty-five years. The recent Up The standard weight of a bushel of A milkman who has the whistles of and steamers as the ing energies of public school children. The two years he resided in par- been coming to this tugs Mr. W. E. is !t;gislature a ago Orland, where Hamilton making an addi- appropriated $20,000 year of schools has on in order and fit city from his for 18 years informs us big ships seawai .1. Both t,>r Superintendent put pie the his buildings were and snips, good for shipping dairy gracefully glided ten a total of destroyed by fire, that two stories which is to years, making grand black-list and his denunciation has been since then he has lived shall be this spring he has found the roads the ships are in prime been tion, 10x30, high, nu in^Bucksport, being forty-five pounds. [Approved condition, having uey of the echoed the board of education. worst in his Adver- docked and contain a seed room and office. The appropriated $553,718. By by in the harness business. In his early life he March 25 experience. [Portland remetaled. They are loaded glass J tiser. with coal. front will be made into a display room. MY LADY’S WARDROBE. is fashioned is an open weave novelty of Our Washington Letter. GOLD DUST WASHING POWDKR. deep brown cross barred with two heavy What Fa>nlcn and Far cy Say It Should t'ontaln. [Special correspondence of The Journal.] threads of white, and over the entire sur- Washington, April 5, 1897. The Re- [Our New York Letter.] face is powdered tiny spots of green that Insist on publican party has again shown its busi- the soon will come tlie time. make the combination must fascinating. two Husband or ness-like qualities. In less than father, dear. The pretty strapped front and seams and \\ lien all your womankind will most weeks from the time of its meeting, the the smart stitching on the collar and Genuine Solicitous appear. House, controlled by this party, has con- edges of the jacket all aid in making the •*Thc\‘ll cook your favorite dishes. sidered and passed the tariff bill and has costume as swell as one could Fine compliments ; imagine. iliey’.l pa\ done so despite the opposition and delay And all your fondest wishes The hat that accompanies this suit has and fault-finding system of the Demo- Wpl carefully obey ! a large crown of geranium red novelty crats. The bill now goes to the Senate, “And kimw you not the reason? straw to which is fastened a finely shirred where the Republicans have already Why. really now, you ought brim of red Liberty satin finished at the Fine dresses for the springtime shown their business-like methods by with a A Must edge double ruche. wealth of speedily he bought! taking it up iu committee and putting Tlie best Povi black plumes droop over the left side Washing I wondei why it is that, realizing as we more than a week’s labor upon it prior to while the right is adorned with a bunch made. Best for all do that summer is we invari- its passage bv the House. It is expected inevitable, of surrounded with the beau- geraniums, does the work ably leave the of our new season's that the bill will be completed by the ing. quic k ordering ful foliage provided by nature. till the last and then committee during the present month and | gowns very moment, Equally attractive, in design and finish cheaply and thorougi:' because we all want them made at be taken up by the Senate early iu May, once, is the fourth suit The cloth depicted. that in and into Largest package—greatest econon. and in the shortest possible space of time, passed by body June, go | used is one of the new Napoleon blues we have to exercise a considerable amount effect July 1st. President Cleveland and THE N. K. FAIRBANK and its consists of of the j COMPANY, trimming straps the elected in No- of patience. When once the new fashions free-trade Congress, | material stitched and Chicago, St. Louis, New York, Boston, Philadelphia exquisitely showing did not their tariff bill are settled on, there is nothing to gain by vember, 1892, get j the unmistakable handiwork of*an expert and 1 lind in of upon the statute books until August 28, waiting, yet myself, spite tailor. j one and ten months from the all this one of these same 1894, year moralizing, pro- The skirt is gracefully hanging garnit- date of the election. It looks now as ! ured with a stitched strap down each side would though the Republicans get their Over 1,000.000boros sold. 300.000 cures prcn o its power to destroy tbedesire for tobacco in any formM-TfmrWGKEe No-to-bae is the {Treat ..-rYe-food in thy world. Id in 10 and and the tight fitting waist is Many {rain pounds days similarly tariff measure on the statute books with- fails to make tin.* woak impotent, man si roni:. viTorous and magnet.■•. ,ln*t trv a box*. You wiil b»* finished. litbtod. \V cvpecr you to bcii ‘v? what we say. tor a cure is absolutely irnaraiiteeil by druipri.-t-- >•-. in seven months of the date of election, where. Send lor our bool !t• c Don't Tobacco -i and Smoke Your l.ife Awav written Kuaruiiita The beautiful hat is of fine black Milan tree cample. AdtiressTlfiJE UUMEliY CO., ChicagourMew York. possibly even sooner than that. braid trimmed with choux of blue and of Sold and Guaranteed by RI( HAItl) H. Me. The State Department continues to re- MOODY, Bulfaet, meline and with four yellow immense ceive encouraging reports from Cuba. The black ostrich feathers. attitude of the authorities there has un- dergone a remarkable change since this administration came into operation. WORMS IN CHILDREN. Hundreds of children have worms, but their few come of addition- parents doctor Every days reports them for nearly everything else. al releases, and only three citizens of the United States now remain in Cuban pris- True’s Pin Worm Elixir Is the best Worm Remedy made, it is likewise (lie best Reyn-1 for all ons, asking intervention by the Govern- edy t he complaints of children, such as I-Vv. 1 e-.. ('osr.iveness. 1 ndiir- mu, s«.nr stomach, ■ie. ir h»A n a ment in their behalf. Several others are household remedy for 45 years. Its eflicnev in sc h fro still imprisoned, but they have either Ides has never been* »V|m«!I« d. Purely v.-tr-tabic amt lc.rm!< l-irunKisis. oroi ri'e rn>i>r!>‘iors. Ur.J. F. TRUE & CO., Auburn, T«' been given the fullest rights of trial ; under our treaties with Spain, or have, for reasons of their own, omitted to ask intervention in their behalf by this Gov- Thai becoming Kton Mill, lhe perfection of The ever popular Blazer suit Is made of dark ernment. No feature of the ad- what a Spring costume should be, is made of stone gray cheviot, marked in tiny square blocks present Low rice canvas weave novcMj material in a combination by threads of the same color and trimmed with ministration lias been received with such of green and tan. black braid. marked satisfaction and commendation as Ma«le iiy the National Cloak Co., West 2J’»u Street. New York. that relating to tlie lights of American 17 Qu'li'r Dish Funs Fetinn*'d, 40c / On trf Ten Tot* •• *• “ citizens abroad. 14 17c. / /-•> »• •* what a costume should is the levers widen at the > of spring be, bust line, for gen- Wool* wheat and corn, those three sta- lO Fails. lOc. of canvas weave material in made novelty erally they grow narrow at the bottom ple agricultural products, are feeling the ‘i Haiti:/ (I Dippers, 5c. ;> »* and tan. The skirt •• a combination of green and extend in points at the shoulders. effect of renewed confidence and renewed 1 4c. / "'ell and is lined with These levers are a hangs exceedingly faced with heavy gray prosperity which have followed the inau- Full Size MI ear p Das! Fan, (iatranizIan!ioo made nominations for the IT GIVES all news of the World Reporter of Boston indicates campaign like a has uuder the important which President Cleveland denomi- trotting horse. lie also had other enjoyed present Democratic that the law, of the 1900. And it is cotton weaving and year quite appar- chafing gear on various parts of the body. law. spinning nated as one of and dishonor.” IT GIVES the most reliable market mills i ilie “periidy ent that a reports. South are running on full and large majority of the Demo- He walked into that wood pile like a veter- The divisions iu the Democratic ranks The absolute unfairness and unreliability in many cases on extra crats in with him on an, and to the of all and to the dis- IT time. Congress agree this surprise are as strongly marked on the tariff ques- GIVES brilliant and instructive editorials. of bis criticism of the bill are Dingley subject the fact that an overwhelm- gust of those with whom he had bet, he by by tion as they were in the currency discus- shown by his attempting to prove that his the in IT GIVES short 1 lie ing vote chose him as their leader in completely demolished wood pile ! fascinating stories farmers of tlie count] are to they sions of last fall. The recent debates iu y likely own law is a success in the face of the four hours aud can the of the two minutes. He now | ,:li|l a market for organization Democratic side have shown a IT an greatly improved their be seen a on Congress very rapid growth GIVES unexcelled fact that it has produced a deficit in the of the House. wearing smile his face and a ag’icu'turai department, a.am in the neat j of 1 future. The vast on his with his protection sentiment among the Demo- sliip- two and a half years of more than 1:50 plaster hack, exchequer iu- j ,,l<'n!s of a ex- IT GIVES scientific and mechanical inform ition. grain abroad in the past few a five dollar bill... Charles Morri- crats, and growing hostility to the millions, and that during the administra- Belfast Free Library. creased|by months show an j increased demand for that soil has bought the Peabody A. treme free-trade and free-raw-material I tion under which it was enacted the place.... IT GIVES illustrated article pub- Books added during ami March fashion articles. by foreign consumers, and when February young lady of our acquaintance, who is views of the Cleveland wing of the party. was increased i'S0 million dollars tile lic debt 1897: new reciprocity feature of the ofteu away from home, says that on her re- Numbers of Democrats declare their hos- IT GIVES humorous illustrations Dingley and the interest a million Brooks. The law bill into effect charge nearly Adams, of civiliz- turn if she does not her little brothers gets it will give to "ou r bring tility to the free-trade theories of Cleve- a month. This alone shows tlie as dollars ation and An on some sort of a to he dis- IT grain, well as other products, such ad- decay. essay his- present they appear land, Wilson, etal., while others denounce GIVES entertainment to young and old, worthlessness and in tariff absolute unreliability tory. 412 19 appointed. On her return from Waterville vantage rates abroad as to make iu their speeches the free-raw-material of liis attacks the bill. Robert. A woman a IT GIVES satisfaction a upon Dingley Barr, intervenes, few weeks ago she brought them both the everywhere to market tor that enormous production of proposition, a few of the most indepen- eve'ybody. or the mistress of the mine. 115 23 measels aud are not which our ; yet they satisfied, agricultural area far in excess of dent thinkers so far as to vote for any- Brooke, Stopford Augustus. Euglisli she thinks is on their going President McKinley and his official fam- literature. very ungrateful part. ever before 1897. 1226 40 the their as- thing known, ....Miss Blanche has returned from Dingley bill, although party are evidently less distressed about the Burt, Mary Eeditor. Little Nature Moody ily sociates had denounced it as the studies for little from the es- several weeks’ visit to and Millie most condition of the civil service under the people Gardiner, We Furnish The Journal and N. Y, of John An intro- Republican Weekly Tribn Tlie Washington newspapers are com- says Burroughs. Norton has returned from a like stay in Bel- radical tariff measure ever offered iu Con- new rules than are of the duction to the study of science aud many politicians. fast-Mrs. Belle Meservey has been called not mending President course in nature. For 1895 334 20 gress, excepting the McKinley law. ONE YEAR FOR $2.00, McKinley’s This is evidenced the fact that his primary grades. home from Middletown, Ct ou account of the by Elson, Louis C. reminis- asking withdrawal of the police cordon European the sickness of her husband’s mother.... CASH IN ADVANCE. Postmaster-General has announced that cences, musical and otherwise_ 927.17 Death ot William Witherle. which surrounded the White Mrs. J. W. Koowlton is quite sick; also R. Address all orders to House Second book of verse. day the of the administration will be Field, Eugene. Mrs. A. A. Hall. The latter, however, is and the policy 181*6.1215.16 2 night during Cleveland adminis- reported as improving. Her sister, Mrs. A Boston exchange has the following to permit all postmasters to serve out T. and his tration. “The force Finch, Henry Wagner Gilman of is care of her. THE REPUBLICAN police of this works: the Searsmont, taking the death of William It. With- JOURNAL PUBLISHING BELFAST, MAIN city,” their full four years, and that the custom story of his life. With regarding CO, says the Washington Star, an critical comments. 18962v. 828 21 of Castine: independ- of an official headsman at work English Spavin Liniment removes all erle, formerly ent “was setting Franzes, Karl Emil. For the right. paper, seriously decimated Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blem- William Russell a well known by the whole- Given in English J. Sutter. 135.18 Witherle, the decapitating postmasters by by ishes from horses, Blood Spavins, Curbs, Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo W. Be large number of men drawn away Hutton, Laurence. Literary land- resident of treasurer of the sale in the opening months of the admin- Splints, Sweeney, Ring-Bone, Stifles, Somerville, from it for use at tlie- marks of Florence. 1897. 1132 8 Tribune Office, New York and a sample copy ot THE NEW YORK WEEK White House dur- Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. Beacon Trust and or- City, istration will be abandoned. While the Lanier, Poems. With a Company, Boston, its Sidney. Save $50 use of oue bottle. Warranted TRIBUNE will he mailed to ing occupancy by President Cleve- memorial W. H. Ward. 1896.. 1225.33 by of the First Unitarian you. civil service has been abused by the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever ganist Church, and it adds: undoubtedly Malet, Luc,as (pseud, of Harri- land, “Mr. McKinley’s re- Mary known. Sold by A. A. Howes & Co., Drug- avenue, died at his the recent administration, which filled son ) Ti»e carissima. A modern Highland residence, vocation of the order will by gists, Belfast, Me. Iy27 come with ex- grotesque. 145 27 40 Sycamore street, Saturday afternoon. every possible niche and then sealed the cellent grace and w ill be highly appreciat- Malet, Lucas. The wages of sin. A His death came suddenly and unexpected- doors with the newT order, it does not novel. 145.28 Bangor’s Bright Prospects. ed by the ly as lie had been sick only since Wednes- people.” Mrs. Frank. Notes on the seem that there will be any simi- Malleson, Death was caused -- probable in the is turn- day morning. by diph- early training of children. 1895.. 1054 26 The ice Penobscot rapidly I The was re- Out and the of will theria. Sale-Furniture lar abuse excessive zeal in the by violating Maupassaur, Guy de. The odd num- ing black, port Bangor prob- body immediately November 0, was a sad for the a Closing 1890, day | be open in about ten days At present moved to tomb to await interment. principles of the civil service system de- ber. Thirteen tales. The transla- ably trusts. I flourished like a tion J. there is only about three miles of ice be- Mr. Witherle was a man of more STORE TO LET. hey green bay ! by St.urges. 124.31 young j vised and put into effect by the Republi- tween the city and clear water. Business of than musical and a com- tree the Democratic administra- Morgan, George. John Littlejohn of ordinary ability during ! all kinds is expected t, > be at least 25 per can party. J. 1897 21517 poser of recognized merit. He was also a but the election of a cent better this year th m in 1800. Lumber tiou, Republican Oxley, J. McDonald. The romance and at his will be in there will successful young business man, President and of commerce. 932 9 greater demand, he J. C. THOHPSON & SON Congress instantly depress- at death was occupying one of the highest Reports from Utah show that tlie farm- Rolfe, William J. the 200,000 tons of ice for shipment better ed and Shakespeare in one of the trust, com- them, the inauguration of Presi- With of prices than last year, and the foreign trade positions leading ers in the of the es- boy. sketches home aud vicinity beet-sugar in shooks and wood will he much of Boston. lie had been organist Hare special cuts in prices to close out their sfocl,. dent Mi K'inley, followed by the meeting school life, the games and sports, spool panies tablishment fostered by the Mormon the larger than ever before, while there is to be and musical director of the Ave- Hare sti'l !■ u assortment of a manners,customs and folklore Highland ft fine of Republican Congress and the an- a revival of the export trade iu church in that fitate of the time. 1896 312.10 grand spruce nue Unitarian church si.ice last fall. have realized nearly deals. News nouncement of the tariff bill, shows that Roosevelt, Theodore. Ranch life [Bangor Daily William R. Witherle was born in Cas- a quarter of a million dollars this year in and the trail. 1896. their day of control has passed. When hunting 946 25 tine, Me., 27 years ago. lie attended the the sale of their beets. This shows Saint-Amand, Imbert de. Louis the sugar schools near his home, afterward going to Oak & Ash Chamber Sets, Extension Tables paragraph of President and the Mademoiselle McKinley’s Napoleon Harvard from which lie was something of the possibilities of the beet- de Translated E. J. College, inaugural address iu which he promised Montijo. by with honors in the class of ’01. sugar enterprise in the United States. Martin. 1897 846 156 graduated the enforcement of the into the National anti-trust laws Santayana, George The sense of He then went Third FOLDING BEDS very low, also MATTRESSES and CHAIRS. With the which the new encouragement the outlines of Bank. He was and leaves a reached \\ all street, there was an instant beauty: being unmarried, tariff bill will to aesthetic 1896. 1044.26 mother and sister in Castine and a CALL WHILE IS A LINE in all give sugar production, theory. father, EARLY THERE ASSORTMENT. tumbling the trust stocks. The Herbert. Education: in- CARTERS when it becomes a law, beet-sugar fac- Spencer, brother, who is a physician in St. Paul, Tobacco Trust lost tellectual, and more than one per moral, physical. Minn., and a married sister iu Portland, tories will spring up all over the north- 1896 1043.22 ■ ITTLE J. G. «£ 39 cent.; Consolidated one and a Me. He had resided in Somerville for Thompson Sen, Main St. Gas, fourth; and a few will see a Steel, Flora Annie. On the face of west, years large pro- the last four years. Chicago Gas, one and three-eighths; the waters. A tale of the mutiny. portion of the hundred million dollars, 1897 117.29 Previous to his position with and Tiver accepting Leather, two; Sugar Trust, two and a Flora now sent abroad for sugar, passing into Steel, Annie. Red Rowans. A the First Unitarian church Mr. Witherle H. H. half. novel. 1897. 117.28 PILLS was of the Winter Hill LAMSON, Attention Pensioners the hands of the farmers of this U organist Congre- country. Stuart, Ruth McEnery. Sonny. 1897. 259 25 gational church. At the time of his death Mr. the Warner, Charles Dudley. The rela- Oxnard, leading beet-sugar pro- he was engaged in the composition of sev- Having purchased the original records The reciprocity feature of the Dingley tion of literature to life. 1897. 1124.10 ducer, who is father of the in eral operatic pieces, and had completed estate of .1, C Cates, for the convenience < bill is much attention industry Watson. John, (Ian Mclaren). The Licensed Auctioneer. cieating in and out the score of a comic the book of pensioners claims this declares that the cure of souls. The Lyman Beech- opera, having pending, and of th of and country, Dingley Congress is highly commended by er lectures on preaching at Yale. which was wiitten by Manley H. Pike of P. O. ADDRESS, tf7 who may wish to present claims for addition:* bill is eminently satisfactory to the sugar increase of those who have it 1896. 1014.20 Me. pensions, 1 will he at < r Cold**-- given careful SICK Augusta, shoe 127 Main study. HEADACHE shop, street, the interests, and if enacted will such Watson, William. The of in the course of his MAINE. opposite postoP This feature of the give year To-day, morning FREEDOM, April 19 and 20, 1897. tfi‘2 McKinley law was an shame. 1897. 1225 38 cured these as to insure a Positively by sermon, the pastor of the Highland encouragement rapid growth W. Modern L. <: >101(81 experiment and was successful, so suc- Wells, Benjamin Little Pills. Avenue church, Rev. W. H. Pierson, in this for this country. French literature. 1896. 1135 3 cessful that its industry will refer to the life and excellent scope has been greatly Wells, Benjamin W. Modern Ger- They also relieve Distress £r#m many Dyspepsia, of the deceased. Mr. Witherle broadened in the new man literature. 1895. 1135 2 qualities bill, so that the The quarrel in the Democratic ranks at Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per- James Pattee & Son, Wiggin, Kate Douglas, (Mrs. Riggs ) was widely known in Somerville and Get Your Licensed, system can be to on. The fect for Drowsi- Dog reciprocity applied many Washington goes beautifully Children’s rights: a book of nurs- remedy Dizziness, Nausea, prominent in social circles. His sudden All owners or of in this more aitides than was tlie case under the which the would-be leaders on ery 1896. 1054 27 ness, Bad Taste in the Coated death will be a shock to his keepers dogs cit> difficulty logic. Mouth, Tongue great many *»» Williams, Frederick Benton, (pseud, Lite Accident Insurance. hereby notified that they must procure lie*;.- McKinley law, and thus reach a the Democratic side of the House had in Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They friends in this city. Fire, larger of Herbert E. Hamblen ) On many for them at once. The law thereto is t the relating number of countries and obtain on seas. Life and of a Yan- Regulate Bowels. Vegetable. special “getting together” the tariff question exploits Purely OFFICE flASONIC TEMPLE. same as last year, and will be strictly enforced. kee sailor. 1897 816.2 HOOD’S PILLS cure Liver IPs, advantages for a number of our is illustrated the fact that on the MAIN STREET ENTRANCE. L. H Clerk. large ag- by open- Wilson, Woodrow. George Wash- Small Pill. Small Dose. Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache. MURCH,*City Belfast, March 30, 1897.—3w 13 ricultural products. Congressman Hop- ing day of the session both McMillan and ington. 1897... 814.29 Small Price. A pleasant laxative. All Druggists. g3tf BELFAST, MAINE. | 1 ast Hours in Salvador. never lost favor modern among medicines. ! lighted by a dim wood fire built in [ Maine Fish and Game Laws. The Hoitzilixitl is a one Ports, Aeajutla and **an Jose. The lofty, leguminous corner of the room. The people * Principal Changes Enacted by the Legislature. and Its Inhabitants. tree, often from 150 to 200 feet listen with the ,it mm toast Queer towering greatest to the respect Commissioner Carleton has prepared a in height, but slender, possibly because uol’ds of the ahuales icspondence of The Journal.] and carry out their statement of the new legislation of the without room to out in the spread dense, decisions to the letter, whether it be the Legislature just adjourned relative to in- tbi at km a i. Feb. loth. The I a, dark forest. It makes the most beautiful confiscation I land fish and not copying the laws j of their own property, the game, rncy from the interior of JSal- as but stating the substance of cabinet wood like death sentence of a enacted, imaginable, something relative, or the mur- amendment and I'aciiic port, Aeajutla, is one i each. He says every every but redder and of an intruder mahogany, exquisitely dering into the territory. new law enacted had the united support [WASHING umembered. Leaving Sonso- on a line and re- of the the Protective Fish veined, taking polish Leaving Acajutla not far from mid- I commissioners, the morning, the traveler is ! and and those all'over its odor for a night, we sat on deck until Game Association, taining agreeable long time; almost morning, 1 the ,i series of wonderful views, the State interested in propagation of ! but it can very be as the charmed with the POWDER rarely obtained, view of of nds the centre of tiie moonlight fish and the protection game, except through trees are never felled either until, by age rough, jagged vol- the law for a on wildcats, which b t. limitless mountains, pierced by bounty past caue-lields the commissioners or accidental decay, tlieir precious sap be- canic peaks. A small but turbulent ! did not emanate from straw-thatched villages, and or the association. comes exhausted. There are two methods river, rushing into the forms the | ■ thirds the base of that Pacific, ; Twenty-five thousand dollars for 1897- Izalso, of the viscid The first line extracting liquid. boundary between Salvador and 98 was Following are the smoker among volcanos. This appropriated. consists in scraping the skin off the bark Guatemala; and as we the changes in the laws: i.t road was built and is still proceeded along shore The close time on beaver has been ex- with a sharp machete, much as a physi- of the latter Republic, a North American splendid tended for six The commissioners > engineers, view of years. cian would prepare an arm for vaccina- the famous volcanoes, and for finally owned by native capital- Agua may give permits to take game public tum. only on a larger scale. The scrap- Fuego, all glorified in silver sudden- in this State. Mink may was to extend the track light, park purposes plan burst be killed around fish hatcheries and feed- ings are perhaps an eighth of an inch ly upon us. Then we “turned in,” the sea through the entire Ke- ing stations in close time. The commis- deep and 12 inches square, and are made as the sailors say, for an hour or two of the valley back of the coast sioners may grant permits to take eels and all the trunk and stout branches of on along slumber,—and awakening found our- white fish with eel traps or nets un- branches through the moun- pots, the tree. Immediately after this opera- selves rolling and lurching in the troubled der such rules and regulations as they s t all the cities. principal But establish. tion, the scraped places are heated by ap- roadstead of San .Jose. may *ecame involved in liuaucial It is unlawful to hunt game with any plying burning torches made out of the Fannie Brigham Ward. ml forfeited their subvention. artificial light, or ducks on the Kennebec dried branches of a tree called Chimalio- river and in Merrymeeting bay with arti- u *verument bought the Corn- Two New Maine Towns. ta; and afterwards raw cotton, or pieces ficial light. The penalty for illegal killing ell. and is extending the road of moose or caribou is imprisonment not of old cloth, are spread on the half char- STONIN' GTON. i.e necessities of trade demand exceeding four months; no fine about it. red places. By pouching the cloth Hancock county’s youngest caribou is be before Salvador’s daughter, Close time on moose and from long the new towu of takes against the tree with the edge of the Stonington, just Dec. 1 to Oct. 15 of each year, a shorten- v arrauts tlie completion of the about one-third of the population and of 45 machete it is soon made to ing <>f the open season days. adhere, valuation of Deer Isle, it includes the The railway now cmnects Close time on white perch is the same and is loll a day or two. Then it is settlements of Green’s Oceau- with the port A< ajutla, pass- I.anding. as on trout and land locked salmon, and a West Deer Isle and a SSSSFI and to boil in iron of gathered put big pot. vilie, portion the number of of these that may _i. M*veral important towns: it South Deer the pounds While still Iu*t from the is taken Isle, dividing line running be taken is the same—25. Fishing through boiling.it the centre of the Santa Anna, ilie chief town through “mill bridge.” the ice in the night time is prohibited. out and squeezed in a primitive machine Deer Isle, North Deer hernmost province, and sever- Sunset, Sunshine, I'se of fish spawn for bait is prohibited. made of strong ropes of hide and wooden Isle, Jlountiiinville and the greater in ort brandies are in part Spoon hooks may be used fishing. operation, of South Deer Isle remain in the town of levers, worked by hand. The lever is of Maiketmeu having an established place is not much of a port after ali Deer Isle. The post office uame of Green’s Indian make, but effective, the of business may have not exceeding three pressure will soon be to Ston- open roadstead where vessels I.anding changed deer at one time in open season to sell at brought to bear being veiy great. The ington. i:(■ o to anchor from two to live retail to their local customers, provided balsam oozes out and into a drops large they procure a license from the commis- ■, according to the weather, and swan's island. gourd, ni wooden bowl, placed to receive sioners. and shall keep a record of whom assengers and ashore Swan’s which freight it. When cooled, this is “raw” balsam. Island, has existed as a they purchase deer and the date of such It sometimes happens that veritable “no man's land,” there purchase, open to inspection by the com It !s reiincu a second and drain- being by boiling no records in the of shall sell a is to lie off the so-cailcd port Secretary State's missiouers. No resident moose, ing. alter which it is wrapped in the office at Augusta of it ever even a deer or caribou to be transported a! days, rolling and tossing in having beyond leaves of the tree and is for market. plantation organization, has been incor- the limits of the State, or transport any .t.'iiic unable to eoiiunu- ready swells, porated into a town. The island is about such the limits of the State, and The other process consists in entirely beyond the shore. At all times land- six miles in length and four miles in none shall he bought for such transport- the trunk and heavier branches nit. and often dangerous; and barking width, containing about 2,700 acres. The ation for non-residents or transported, of the tree, an as a act of also includes a num- after the State. aid a steamer from the shore is operation which, rule, incorporation being purchased, beyond ber of small kills it or at best its islands around it. It has All tines shall be paid into the State nee no less \ever- outright, destroys disagreeable, good connection with the outside world, treasury for the benefit of the inland fish usefulness for several years. The bark is 11is port was for b<>0 years the and receives a daily mail from Koekland. and game fund. All who engage in the tine, boiled and submitted -topping place of the galleons ground to The island is growing to be a favorite re- business of guiding must be registered by strong pressure, in order to extract sort of the “summer visitors,” who are July 1, 1897, paying a fee of $1 to the c Spanish crown, and their great every of the oil. The result is much quick to appreciate its line scenery, brac- fund of the game commission, and make or warehouses be seen. particle may yet ing sea breezes, and excellent tishing and report to the commissioner when called inferior to balsam made in the other way. Aeajutla that Alvarado received boating privileges. It has a popula- upon to do so by the commissioners. Both methods are and the last- w wound which lamed him for defective, tion of 900 souls, with 183 polls. Having in possession any jacklight, THE WHITE STORE RESUMPTION Oh SERVICE AT named so ruinous that it has been forbid- Last year the town had 258 scholars, spear, trawl or net other than a dip net in -story tells us how the Spaniards 144 of whom attended or of resort for REGULAR Is the to den by law. When ready for shipment it school, and any camp, lodge place FARES. place buy your hist generously entertained bv 81,243 was expended for their instruction. hunters or fishermen, is unlawful. The is a thick, oleo-resin, dark-brown or black os. But when the strange guests It has three churches, three postoffices, solid metal bullet cannot be used in hunt- in color, and lias a strong balsamic odor. several stores, some very fine residences ing moose, caribou or deer. This does a foothold, they practiced such The Indians of the Costa del Balsimo have and supports a physician, Dr. II. \V. not apply to the expansive or mushroom CLOTHING! the Indians that the latter. upon Small, a former citizen of Deer Isle. so called. a of the and have bullet, with took to their heels monopoly industry Its are terror, people intelligent, progressive This is a hard to grown rich upon it. collect an and and year find monev, and we are id an alarm, which resulted in They thriving, during the palmy days making of of resin of the were State Board of Trade. an effort to old resistance. There average 20,000 pounds every fishing industry extensively please and satisfy you in great desperate in that finding year, which readily sells to dealers in engaged calling, but since its de- values but one result of a battle be- The semi-annual of the State in clothing from the stock in the of cline they have given1 their attention to meeting largest city Sonsonate and Acajutla for half a dollar Board of Trade was held in Wed- >.i -clad, well-armed JSpanish vet- other vocations. Many of them of late Deering Steamer Penobscot, ('apt. Marcus Pierce, hav the These are ing been overhauled ami in firs pound. semi-savages the years have been in the nesday afternoon, March 51st. There throughly put a.l naked warriors with bows and engaged granite class condition, will on route were discussions of the of go the between nearest to the tribes trade, for which their little island offers expenditures Boston and or as as however the termination approach aboriginal Bueksport, far the ice will might excellent and public fuuds; of the question of Maine’s permit, on Tuesday, March lsj>7, and will to be found in Central and opportunities, many valu- ‘2, Mens, and Youths’ Suits. d the America, and the leave Boston at n.oo P. M. on that and on Boys of tlie able have been conservatism, open day by bravery Indians, quarries opened and de- possibilities and among them the of their an- to the Tuesdays Fridays thereafter, for Winterport : sacriliced their language State. Secretary Rich reported the and lives in defense veloped. intermediate landings. We will all our sales cestors and many of the ancient Swan’s Island has a valuation present to be 2.947, compris- from on Monde vs and guarantee mies. Alvarado took usages of 8124,- membership Returning Bueksport, such ample at 11.00 A. M. 53 boards of trade. He said the tide Thursdays or _ still prevail. Their territory is a wilder- 009, and last year its tax rate was .017. ing money refunded. : 1 liis wound that of all the vast had turned in State Its town debt is but which was con- the business of the ness which borders on the 8010, •■- howling— Winter which opposed him—compared tracted in the building of roads, all of aud confidence is being restored. Money Local ^orvi a terra race of We will sell incognita to.the paler the rates are easier and new Steamer R()i K LAN I >. you CHEAPER than you car. chronicles to the sands on the which have been entirely built within a becoming pro- Capt L. W. CURTIS, Clothing are He will leave Rockland, weather and ice same small country, traversed only by very few years, and very line roads jects springing up. spoke partic- permitting, e se. Now we mean business. n numbers—not one remained they tor Camden, Belfast, Castine and on buy anywhere too. ularly of the boom in electric roads. Bueksport. narrow trails so intricate that the strangers are, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri-daysat 7 a. m. n the sun went down that The final was: “What are the upon Swan’s is no question Returning from at 8.4f> a. n... or who to follow' them would soon Island, though small, by Bueksport attempt to Maine the upon arrival of train from on d-ay. But not until after a second means the smallest town in Hancock Co. possibilities open through Bangor, Tuesdays, be lost. It would be hazardous utilization of Thursdays and Saturdays for Castine, Belfast, extremely There are fourteen which have a less electricity?” _lit (in 1'l.*.) was pop- Camden and Rockland. campaign, to make an not The were D. Lamson & Hubbard such attempt, only from ulation than the new town, and its valua- leading disputants George FRED W. BOTH. Bella-1. the uhoiiginal where Babbitt of Lewiston and Geo. W. Brown Agent, capital, the natural of the tion is greater than thirteen other towns WILLIAM II. II ILL, dangers tropical forest, •'* id"]- now stands, in the Its harbor is said to of Portland. General Manager, Boston, finally captur- but because the county. be Indians, apparently The affair was concluded a 'm "iutr\ reduced to a the finest in Maine, and the writer of this by banquet, province w hen come out to at peaceful enough they article lias seen 100 sail of craft at which President llemy Lord of Ban- '-regal kingdom of Guatemala, tishing trade with the whites, resist to the death anchor there. gor presided. in days has en- The was the 81 Acajutla always intrusion into their We welcome the new town, and may its banquet given by Deering Maine Central R. R Mam any stronghold. They Board of Trade. St., aige commerce, both export and people continue to flourish in the future live in communities, all their earn- TIM E-TABLK. spite of its drawbacks. A high as they have in the past. [Deer Isle (ia- ings being entrusted to the care of certain zette. for their feathers is a On and erected in INTO and covered shooting gulls after Oft. 4, I Mid, trams connecting ai old men, called ahuales, who exercise profitable employnieut at this season of Burnham and Waterville with trains for ds of through corrugated iron, extends Rural Schools. the The birds gather in and from Chas. O'Connell. both civil and religious authority, some- year. together Bangor. Waterville, Portland and Bos- •m 1897. the bluff, w hich the dashing large numbers iu the fields at the west side ton will run as follows Spring Style, as did the of Abraham’s The Law lor IMJUlMxlK I OK. thing patriarchs Providing Superintendents. of the where of lish re- ave worn into innumerable cav- island, qualities FROM BELFAST. day. These ahuales keep the common An law fuse have been In a field near :vat and small. important passed by the recent spread. A M P M P M Head fund in a treasure box, to be distributed Legislature was that providing for the shackford’s yesterday morning, Belfast, depart. 7 20 1 25 3 40 med oiu 7 25 tl 30 13 arrival to meet the Pacific of towns for the Lewis RenoufY iu one shot, made from a Citypoint. 50 among the families as their necessities re-, grouping employment of Waldo.. t7 30 +140 +4 10 inner, hound for Sau Guate- school In to “blind" built for the purpose, killed Brooks Jose, quire. It is a sort of bank which never superintendents. referring 7 48 1 51 4 45 of the all full grown, which Knox. 8 02 03 15 10 00 miles to it State Superintendent Stetson says: “I twenty birds, »2 principal port, only Thorndike. 8 lo “breaks” and from which no cashier ab- congratulate the and the Gov- yield several pounds of feathers, for 2 12 5 38 in ward. Just before the Legislature Unity. 8 20 2 22 6 00 To Wheelmen and sunset, sconds with the and ernor which a market is found. Wheelwomen. funds; although the upon the passage of the most im- ready [Last- Burnham, arrive. 8 45 2 42 0 25 >cd we a Sentinel. sailing hour, engaged belief in Salvador that the tribe portant educational law placed on the port Bangor.. 11 50 4 35 prevails A M •wn boatman- with .1 ex- statute books of Maine iu the last half profile has an enormous sum of money on hand, Waterville 9 11 3 13 7 05 p M A M ( o/itmhias, 07 that of UamesesTI. and an em- century.” Maine will approve the order of Motlel,.$100.04) their earnings having been so since It is doubtful if the full people Portland. 12 25 6 35 1 40 • large significance of r«n " complete cargo to a It railroads of the are others P M A M 00.00 hardy enough attempt robbery. country settiug " •• Maine is the second State to such a 'Of! •• steam for a pass a wholesome If E- D. 7 00 9 00 IS .70.04) up start until long is said that at the end of each example. every corpora- Bostontsoston, f year, the law, Massachusetts now possessing a sim- j w< D. 8 30 “rocked in tion or business concern should refuse to ddnight—meanwhile existing surplus is buried in a sacred ilar law after trying over 20 years to get it P M employ people of intemperate habits it Portland.. 11 00 1 20 Pc of the to the tune enacted. At the recent deep*’ lively spot known only to the ahuales, with re- Chicago meeting would have a most healthful influence in A M A M of the National Educational > and lamentations and Association Waterville. 0 00 7 00 4 30 ar-o-o-u-ps ligious ceremonies. The as keeping men sober. [Bath Enterprise. “Balsimos,” no subject attracted so much attention as ; Bangor 7 15 1 40 seasick a lot of as it A M A M P ftl passengers these Indians are commonly called, are this before the committee of 12 on rural Burnham, depart. 7 10 8 50 6 05 I liave a foil set of apparatus fur ENAMELING r my ill fortune to fall much in sclioofs. Rucklen’s Arnica Saive. among, larger stature and darker in color Unity. 7 50 9 10 5 25 Bicycles, have made arrangements for re-nick* i‘:iLr all ourselves This law, like a number of others pass- The Best salve in the world for Cuts, Thorndike. 8 lo 9 20 5 38 comparatively proof tuan tlie other tribes aud races of Central t it sty ot worn parts, and am t make ed at this is the outcome of Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fevei Knox. t8 25 t9 27 15 44 fully prepared mal session, sug- and all in the denier, notwithstanding some because with less alien Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Brooks. 8 50 9 42 5 50 any repairs Bicycle line. America, probably gestions in the recent report of State Su- Waldo +9 02 t9 53 tO 08 ■f grease and garlic ashore, we Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive- blood in their veins. are more perintendent Stetson. The educational Citypoint. +9 15 t!0 05 10 18 SSteneil C uttii «i <1 l\vy ( 1m < U AVoi k to oi:i They ly cures Piles, or no pay required. It is I ourselves in rugs in a cosy cor- committee the bill and Belfast, arrive. 9 25 10 10 6 25 morose and taciturn, too, but temperate, reported favorably, guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or WE KEEP HARRIS’ SCOl’REE, INVALl ABLE ie moon-lit deck and it passed both branches without debate or Price tFlag station. beguiled the industrious and af- money refunded. 25.cents per box FOR SCOl RUNG ANI) POLISHING AI L HETaLS. extremely religious, oppositon. For sale & Wilson. Limited tickets for Boston are now sold at §5.00 th tales of the “Balsam Coast” — by Kilgore ter a strange fashion of their own. They At present the rural schools of Maine, from Belfast ami all stations on Branch. k lint* of forest * * * * stretching away the it is have no tickets to all West and North- 44 profess Roman Catholic faith, but said, expert superintendence. Through points GEO. T. READ, Main Street, Belfast, southward. The boatman of the The under con- west via all routes, for sale F. E. Crowley, have no very clear idea of its more exalted superintendents existing by can a > ditions but very small share Agent, Belfast. GEORGE F. EVANS, profile furnished the text for an and have give tenets, interpolated many pecu- of their time and thought to the work. Geneial Manager. dating middy, who said he had liar rites aboriginal and superstitions, The object of the new law is to allow F. E. Booth by, Gen’l Pass, and Ticket Agent. Fred Atwood, Me., good deal of those Winterport, Indians in the some of their festivals being more like the school committees of two or more Portland, Sept. 28, 1896. towns to unite for the of :.v of trader. The re- purpose employ- mysterious bacchanalian riots than religious cere- ing as superintendent of their schools a nown since the as La Cos- REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. conquest scenes of monies, accompanied by revolt- person thoroughly equipped for the posi- Ealsimo is not 40 miles Over quite by 8 ing bestiality. When they come to town, tion, who shall give all his time to the Thirteen Miltims ($13,(i00,n) Fire Insurance Assets. 11 iles work. towns shall wide, and extends from Aca- both men and women The pay the superin- are dressed much Springfield Fikk and Marini.. Granite: state: Fikk Insikan, k Co., Fii.i As- tendent not less than and half as l.a Libertad. It its name from $500, OK got like the peons of the but in their SUCCESSORS sociation I'llll.ADKI.PHIA, ('AI'ITOI. FllIK lNSVRANOE: Co.. country; much more shall be paid him by the State, TO !ebrated balsam exuded from the National Fikk Insi kanck. Co., Haiitkord, Conn. own territory they go unclothed from the provided that no more than $750 be thus yrospermum Salvatoriensis—called the State to one union of STEVENS Ac I'RSKINK, DESIRABLE RISKS WRITTEN AT (UKRENl RATES. waist up, the women wearing only a paid by any abo which is towns. The law goes into effect 1, gines Hoitziloxitl, short skirt of blue cotton woven July LIRE AND ACCIDENT cloth, by It is not TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO. :i"us nowhere 1897. compulsory, but permits else in the world— themselves in the handlooms, men, white towns, by vote in town meeting, to au- TORNADO INSITIANIK WlilTTIN MIR 5 1 KARS, m In. mils oil InilliHi arrrptatlr. England, ever on the alert to im- HARNESSES cotton trousers; aud it is said that when thorize the school committees to unite for CORRESPONDENT OE MKRIDANT MARINE INMRAME 10. ? The man he resources of her Asiatic terri- the stated. who tries to live 730 days in INVESTMENT SERPRITIKS HOM.IIT AND SOLD. the of even those purpose ... Ami Dealers in_ beyond sight outsiders, a is to find is recently introduced it into the It is expected the towns of Maine will year likely something giving LOANS NEGOTIATED. enthrallments of civilization are discarded before the is receive benefit thus in way year complete. The AND "t There are dense by uniting groups Boots, REAL ESTATE ROEGIIT SOLD. CS^Corrosponilenoo Sullolied. m . Ceylon. for- human animal is a or- in favor of the breech clout by both sexes. of three or four, and the fact that the remarkably strong 1' in this little between the It is how much strip and severe of counte- State pays the superintendent elected to ganization. astonishing S hoes, Physically angular it iins and the sea. the trees have of their schools half as much abuse will stand and still hold together. standing the women are charge nance, specially ugly, With care it seems well in- that it is to as they raise for his salary will prompt proper nigh Uubbers, kly impossible peue- aud live to extreme old destructible. age. them more in this What is proper care? OLD-FASHIONED lie quickly action. TWO on horseback. The TONS MORE territory food at the They number a little more than 2,000, The persons employed as superintend- Right right time, right T ru n Us, is broken spurs and ents work, right rest. Not one by ranges all told. Their or must hold certificates under the act sleep, right villages, communities, man in a thousand can have these be -OK I HAT. *g down from the low mountains of 1895, providing for the State examina- things Bags, But Can’t Beaten. are all on the mesas of the low mountains, —or win not, if he can. Next best thing ■JMMt*——M I — and is tion of teachers, and must devote their Extension thundering surf, inhabited is the If the is out Cases, each with its tiled church surrounded by entire time to the work. remedy. machine of 'ively by Indians, who are little order it must be mended. Dr. Pierce’s a group of straw-thatched huts. While Whips, This is the season to cleanse the cd from the aboriginal condition. Golden Medical Discovery is medicine the men are and and off in the forests gathering $2 a Year for The Journal and Tribune. for the blood and nerves. It helps stom- .Liver Kidneys, pre- sole occupation is collecting the Robes, balsam, the women cultivate little patches ach and brain and lungs—particularly vent disease those tlic To all new or who of organs. resin known in materia medica as subscribers, old, pay All weakness and disease seems of corn and lungs. Bumlcets, Etc. 30c. yams, Tea tobacco, only 30c. enough 1 ivian balsam.” In the earlier their subscription to The Journal one year to lead to lung trouble. pe- for home Consumption consumption, and weave cloth in advance the New York Tribune kills more men than rifle balls. NEW STOCK Oh 1 the all Weekly Spanish occupation, nearly for their The “Golden Medical Just received, direct from China. garments, and braid hats of dry (price $1 a year) will be sent one year free. Discovery” Measures of this coast, mineral and out the the and at rare intervals a man or In if the Tribune is wanted the straightens digestion—that's Our grass, remitting, customers say it is as good as stable, were sent to Callao, the Peru- first step to pure blood. It searches out woman into town a subscriber should so state, as it is not sent SHOES and RUBBERS. 1,1 trudges dragging every disease germ and kills it. It per- BOOTS, Hty pn50 cents tor elsewhere. port, for shipment to Spain; hence unless requested. With The Journal fur- WILL VO IT. l|‘ cedar plank, or scantling, hewn fectly every portion of the name of roughly purifies body. Fine Goods. Low Prices. the balsam, because for cen- nis. all the local news, and much other It the tired out with the machete, whioli finds ready iug furnishes food for nerves and Europe believed it to be a matter of local interest, and the Tribune to the fagged brain. It builds up health HARNESS REPAIRING and 1 ( Open A. A. product sale for building material. Their laws are HOWtsi CO. the news and and flesh. else is TRIMMING. J i Evenings. Made barks and ■'•South America. To this day it comes supply of the world, political and strength Nothing CARRIAGE wholly of roots, those of the but in like it. as ostensibly State, point with Nothing else is “just good.” ,l!y from the coast of and is general, fashions, household science herbs. No Salvador, of fact the laws consulted in their There is hardly a disease in the category of 59 Main Street. poison. only and and other human ills that not or used in the of mechanics, literary depart- is caused aggravated by making per- civil aud criminal decisions are sour stom- n. I. STEVENS. FOE pensively of their ments, stories and miscellany, 20 pages in constipation. Headache, heart-burn, C- E STEVEN5. BENT.1 and an external ach, biliousness, and of the heart are A Full Pint Bottle for SO Cts. y,Qery, application for own palpitation making. They have a sort of court all, it is a very taking combination at $2 a all caused bv constipation. That trouble is SUBSCRIBE and < Tenement stable, corner of Court and Pearl ure of indolent sores. It is also con- promptly and remedied Dr. of their a at permanently by streets. own, held in house erected for year. Subscriptions may begin any time, s water Pierce Pleasant Pellets. They never gripe. Bath-room, city and tras. Enquire *!^red a for Your back if do. Cost & of sovereign remedy asthma, j for the purpose, the ahuales. and if desired the two papers will be sent to money they twenty-nve POOR SON, presided by cents at the If he is ^ other and has druggist’s. dishonest he MRS. CHRISTIANA MORISON, pectoral complaints, to the court sets at different addresses. will offer said to be as REPUBLICAN JOURNAL. AGENTS. Strange say always something “just good." 4 16 j Court Street, Belfast. The of Belfast. and THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL Editorial Notes. A Golden Anniversary. News Papers Periodicals. Semi-Centennial of the Central Congregational Democrats who are criticising the Ding- The barber shop of Pillsbury & Benner in The Bridgton News is publishing the laws Church of Bangor. An Address by Rev. G. W. APRIL 1897. bill have not a word to in defense the basement of Masonic Temple has been as a serial and the second installment, in BELFAST, THURSDAY, 8, ley say D. D. Field, closed. week's of own last paper, is illustrated. Major their tariff law. The Central church and Twenty Congregational Wrrs The ice of the Penobscot Shorey has the art of making even dry sub- PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORN1M. BY THE parish of Bangor observed last Thursday went out yester- Is never done, and it is especial! and * and the is now to jects interesting reading his subscribers Only three citizens of the United States their anniversary, the Central church day river open navigation and wearisome to those whose golden ♦ ♦♦ will no doubt look forward with interest to Journal Pub. Co to Bangor. and Republican are now from Cuban for having been organized April 1, 1847. There impure unfit properly to r appealing prisons the forth-coming chapters of the statutes. were exercises in the afternoon at three Traverse drawn for service at the tain, and renew the release. Contrast this with the condition jurors For more than twenty years wasting A We are to learn of muscle and tissue. It is more I- JARIRS HLSBURY, j o’clock at the Central church, the program April term S. J. Court will be required to exceedingly sorry the under the Cleveland when this condition of the blood t administration, we have been how financial troubles of S. L. Miller of the Wal- ha including an historical address by the Rev. attend April 2(5, at 10 a. in., instead of the telling are run American citizens were to lie down, The renomination of Whitehouse compelled doboro News. Mr. Miller has made an as- Judge George W. Field, D. D. Dr. Field sketched first day of the term. Grand jurors will at- overcomes the and even in Scott's Emulsion with com- months, years, Spanish pris- to his Tired, Weak, Nervous, to the Supreme Bench meets the history of the church from its founding tend on the first day of the term as usual. signment protect creditors, and his ons without interfi rence or Than because of the work it-- ■' from the and from the attempted pro- of his own excessive waste of the system, affairs are in much better than the mendation press, to the present day. In speaking Calvin has presented to shape Hervey, Esq., and that th* tection the United States. as to the close re- first would indicate. Mr. physician says so, bench and bar. by services pastor he referred Thomas H. a published reports Marshall Post, G. A. R., framed puts on flesh, nourishes and is in lations with homes and hearts of his Miller will have the of the Maine edy building up by taking people “The Battle of Bunker which sympathy picture, Hill,’- j nerve tonic, blood and The Senate is said to be is itself which he and it was a advant- builds up the body, making it newspaper fraternity in his business re- purifier making good McKinley prosperity making enjoyed, great has been on exhibition at Clement’s. The like Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Forth and all will that he soon on the tariff and it will be age for him. He referred to the growing verses; hope may Peculiar to < progress bill, apparent in many industries, but in noue picture will be hung in Grand Army hall. the for all wasting di- Women at change remedy climate or or earlier than No radi- strength of the church and the amount of sal- retrieve his fortunes. life, resulting f reported expected. more prominently than in that of railroad H. G. Bicknell will in which had been at first engage lobstering seases of adults and work, nervousness, and impn cal are ary paid him, $1,- children, We do not recollect that The Jouru il bus changes likely. construction. The “Railway Age,” a here this season, having his car in the har- thousands have found relief an 500 and the highest $2,750, the advances ever before been able to the acts and conservative journal, estimates that the bor, and will sell at wholesale and retail. but it isn't possible for us to present The nomination of Gen. Selden Conner being unsolicited. After remaining at the resolves the in the construction of the United Lobsters are iu and the passed by Legislature railway latter for a few at Dr. Field’s always demand, in a mere stick- of Portland to be pension agent at Augus- figures years, tell the story first issue after adjournment; ami credit for States in 1807 will be only difficulty is in obtaining a supply. 17,500 miles, which, own suggestion it was lowered to $2,500. ta was sent to the Senate Monday and ful of this speedy work is due to the Brown, the is more than twice as much President Harris of the Maine State newspaper type. by way, Agaiu at his own suggestion the salary was Col- Thurston promptly confirmed. There are said to be Print, Portland, which furnished as was President lowered to lege will deliver his illustrated lecture on had for accomplished during $2,250. We have prepared the The Kennebec in Hoods assurances that the order of President supplement. Journal Cleveland's entire term. If this estimate “I felt.” said Dr. Field, “that I was grow- Washington at the Methodist church next a a little book, publishing the laws gave an index by sub- Cleveland removing the agency to Boston out of of and that the so- 13th. us by physician is the construction of ing my vigor youth Tuesday evening, April The lecture Sarsaparilla realized, railway never before will rescinded President ciety could not afford to remunerate me in is both jects, something attempted by be by McKinley. interesting and instructive and Presi- in words how and The tine True Blood Purifier, ji the United States in 1807 will exceed that such a large sum for my limited powers. telling easy a Maine newspaper. It was a idea dent Harris should have a full house. capital (’. I. Hood&Co.. I, Therefore, of my own action, I had a part of Prepared only by the of a of in the decade. Emulsion and deserves to be In acknowledging receipt copy any period past cut off for the uses of the why Scott’s benefits, generally adopted. my salary parish. City Marshal B. O. Norton has appointed of last week’s containing a re- It was devoted to the expenses of the church. Howard the editor of the Journal, Geo. W. and L. H. a will Owen, genial Hood's Pills with “A few weeks I had occasion to look Frisbee Jipson as night and postal card request Maine of the Board of Trade in aid The silverites have been to ago Farmer, royally entertained, Thurs- port meeting compelled over not done so and went on the parish records. I had watchmen, they duty Tuesday to have it sent to day evening, the employes of that paper, B. Walker secre- abandon another denied before. I found that there be enough of a creamery, McKeen, position. They To my surprise evening. Both have served in this at his home on Sewall street. It was a was a of reduction in capacity the assertion that had not single record the thoroughly enjoyable affair and those pres- tary ot the State Board of Agriculture, published Japan and proved themselves reliable and efficient you free. To-day would be a it’s of salary which I had myself requested. But ent will long remember the hospitality of neglect "1 trust that the meeting be of abandoned the silver and gone to the in case had there been en- officers. The are their Mrs. says: may gold every particular appointments generally time to send for it. host, and Owen. A supper was deavor to chronicle the increase in remuner- good in some material advantage to the people of standard, saying that the report was bas- commended. served early the evening, after which the throat and ation given me by the church. SCOTT & BOWNE, New York. party enjoyed a number of vocal selections and the as I ed the mere fact that a measure of The your city surrounding towns, upon !‘I am frank to tell you that my feelings Belfast Free Library is open to all by Miss Addie Weeks, and readings by Miss were hurt. It seemed to me that I to Cassie .mi more and more convinced that the es- this kind had been introduced in the Jap- ought every day except Sunday. Monday, Wed- Holmes. Whist completed a very have some credit for coming to the aid of sociable occasion. [Kennebec .Journal. a in section anse The latest advices nesday, and afternoons The Churches. tablishment of creamery your parliament. the society in a time of financial distress. Friday Saturday HALES that the es- "Not was my reduction not mention- from 2 to 5 o’clock ; and from 6.30 to s :W) on bro"clhia! would he a valuable adjunct to the busi- show, however, proposition only Transfers in Real Estate. troubles ed in the records, but the society went on Tuesday, Thursday and The time of the Baptist Thursday night ness of the tablishing the gold standard has passed Saturday evenings. place.” voting me $2,500 yearly when all the time I has been from 7 to Visitors iu town for less than a prayer meeting changed The both branches of the and has received but a part of that sum.” year may following transfers in real estate were parliament 7.15 o’clock. that HONEY These remarks caused of a sen- buy a card for 50 cents. recorded in Waldo Those who desire in this time received the something temporary County Registry of Deeds purity municipal probably by signa- sation in the church. At a meeting of the Fire Prayer meeting at the North Church this, for the week ending April 7. 1S07: Wm. ,J. politics should read carefully the follow- ture of the emperor. Nothing which has [In a note to the Bangor Commercial of Department leads to at 7.15. Im- to A. E Swan- last Dr Field said that it was a Tuesday evening the resignation of W. A. Thursday, evening Topic, Hindus, Monroe, Nickerson, ing sections of the Revised Statutes of occurred since the 6th of November has Monday mistake him as of with God's Jonah 4; 1-11; ville; land and in Monroe. Olive to represent complaining Kimball as captain was accepted and S. W. patience Ways, buildings Maine: been so serious a blow to the 16 to 1 the- action : could be death- the of the society “Nothing 1 Kings lb: !' IS; Luke 15: 25-3*2; Is. 55: 8-13. S. Tucker, Belfast, to Aug e M Tucker, do. : Freeman was elected to the J as. HOREHOKNO more than the action of the position. No member of a 01 orists as this action of Japan. generous society land and in Belfast. Bufus P. city government towards me.”] Waterman was chosed to fill the At the Unitarian Church next Sunday buildings of a town vacancy j selectmen shall in either board Hills, to Cordelia Brown, do. : land Dr. Field’s were di- caused Freemen’s Remarks sermon the at 10 45. In the even- i Belfast, dealing >f such or in board of closing paragraphs by promotion. by pastor government, any and m Belfast. Edward Cun- rected to a review of the new as were made F. II. Welch and I. T. at 7 lecture No. 5 in the course buildings solci tmen, vote on any question in which One remarkable feature of the tariff de- theology, by Cloueli. iug o’clock, ningham, Island N. Y., to F. A. disease. be is or to what he termed “the bbsolete on Familiar Social Problems. Subject, Long City, pecuniarily interested, directly bate in Congress during the past few days opposed '-'lias. Weeks & Co. have added another TAP Crime Morse. Belmont: land and in Bel- indirectly, and in which his vote may be and medieval he was glad, he fishing boat to their fleet. The boat is a The problem of and Criminals. buildings NTo wonder Hale's H nt y of Horei. has been the utter absence of theology;” Mont. Gorham any attempt Ciough, I'nity, t«> Mitchell Tar is it uifrs. Its curat decisive; and no action of such govern- forever. He sioop30 feetlongand was purchased of J. T. praised by said, that that had gone con- services the in- land and are like on the of the Democrats to defend If. Freeman. Irish sailed Special commemorating Deiany, Palermo: buildings in Pa- magdc. So d by druggists. ment or hoard taken by means of such part Capt. the boat to lermo. tinued : this stitution of the Lord’s are to be held Elmer E. Warren, Searsport, to vote is their city Friday from Belfast, where she was Supper j legal. tariff law. They have tried to befog Sarah .J. olson, et al., Searsport; iaud in “I am glad that we are no longer called obtained after some delay. [Rockland in the Universalist church Thursday even- Pike’s Toothache Drops ure in one :: No member of a shall j I’liomas McCormick, Winter- city government the general situation by all sorts of false upon to preach total depravity as it was Daily Star. Searsport. the 15tli, at seven o’clock, at which to Edward M be interested, directly or indirectly, in I am that we ing, j port, McCormick, do.: land attacks the but not a preached lifty years ago; glad The here was that the com 1 a •*. upon Dingley bill, report boat was ob- time the rites of and confirmation and in my entered into by such city do not have to write or hear sermons on baptism j buildings Winterport. man them has raised his in tained government while be is a member thereof; among voice election and reprobation, or upou a passive by legal process. will be administered. the 1 am and contracts made in violation hereof defence of the law which themselves dependence upon Holy Spirit. The resolve an No mystery about it. When the Shakers they making appropriation for It is that llev. C. T. Hawes of are glad that the salvation proclaimed from our expected offered so re time to a bottle void. the Girls’ Home in ago give away put upon the statute books. of is not so from fu- this city passed the Leg- will at the Many pulpits much salvation Bangor preach North Church of their Digestive Cordial To any one who as islature and was those in the present House were members ture suffering from present sinning, and signed by the Governor, as next Sunday morning and evening. Sunday might call at their New York ofiice, there The month oi is the that the Heaven we are called to seek was a rush March, W7, only upon before reported, and the money is now great and a great many people of file Congress which framed and enact- is school at 1*2 m. C. E. meeting at 0 p. m., not only Father Heaven (though God be thought they were crazy. one in the history of the Wilson law in awaiting the action of the executive com- ed the Wilson law. and a number of them thanked beyond measure for that, and for Topic, The brotherhood of man. 1 John 3; Subsequent events it to have been of proved which it has made a with- the and cheerfulness it into mittee the Children's Aid of a clever for really surplus were members of the and Means hope puts many Society 1-24. very advertising transaction, Ways otherwise dark and cheerless but out back the This places), Maine, and will be paid over in a lump sum although they gave away thousands >t Pot- bolding expenditures. Committee at that hut not one of that it is a Heaven the elements of The meeting of the V. P. S. C. E. will be time, primarily or in tles, it was m the end profitable: nearly is due to installments as desired. not, however, any improvement which are uow to be found in and held in the next one that took a free came back them has attempted any detailed defense joy peace Baptist vestry Sunday every bottle and righteousness in the Holy Ghost. Frank Leonard of the well for more and for it with in the workings c f the law or anything to of that Lynn, known evening at (1 o’clock. Topic, Schools of the paid pleasure, say- measure. “I am glad that we are no longer expected had derived better results from its This fi ne $40.00 t base ball came to Belfast ing they Bicycle ;ts credit, it is the result of the to awful manager, Saturday Home Mission Leader, Miss simply dogmatize upon the subject of fu- Society. use than any other medicine they had ever given away to the most \ that the ture punishment, and I am glad that the with a view to arranging matters for the local Annabel Morse. A cordial invitation is used. fact importers at Xew York took lar school boy in Belfast < the author of vital element in religious experience is not nine in the Maine State He did There is nothing so uniformly successful alarm lest the bill should cut off Ex-Congressman Wilson, league. extended to all young people. cinity. Dingley made to lie in a personal trust in vicarious in the treatment of stomach troubles as the the Wilson law, having beeD repudiated not consider the inducements sufficient to their privileges of importing at the low atonement (tlio* again blessed be God that At the annual meeting of the Maine Bible Shaker Digestive Cordial, and what :s better first his own take the of the local ■ by district, aud then his we may trust in His love as manifested in management nine, and than it relieves at once. To call attention t" •.tr NI'VV 1.IM rates of the Wilson law and so rushed in by in Portland, April 1st, these officers l all, His Divine but that it is made to lie Society has now no forum from which to Sou), it is doubtful if Belfast is represented in the nation, were elected: A. T. Dunn, Wa- many million dollars’ worth of dur- rather in a personal consecration to Christ President, the new form of Castor <>il is so goods this season, some other Laxol, address the dear people, aud is therefore as Lord and Master and in all league although vice M. P. Port- ing this month, thus the receipts example terville; president, Emery, palatable that children lick the spoon clean. swelling righteousness and beneficient I am manager may undertake it. utilizing the columns of the newspapers living. land ; treasurer, R. H. Hinckley, Portland; to an abnoimal sum. It is because of this in a glad, word, for the return to the simple Mr. F. E. Cottrell to disseminate his views aud attack the has just received from corresponding secretary, Rev. Asa Dalton; fact, and this alone, that the Wilson law Christianity of the early ages, for the in- creased to those Nortou-Chapman Co., Portland, State N. W. Edsou. hill. His latest attack it emphasis given simple, agents recording secretary, rile l'-ery lias for once made a record of the Dingley upon important question. meeting grand truths which our Savior taught, which for the celebrated mills of Minne- worth of b- ilght "I «1 -• has been an assertion that its Pillsbury The American Congregational Society is good- any of the a reciprocity are so potent upon our life and character, requirements Treasury for single apolis, three large signs, the largest Fi#K < ASH, features would be a failure, lu all the and for dropping out from pulpit enforce- being to have a new home in Boston, an eight month. 109 feet which are to ment, and from religious long, be posted upon at our store entii l*-s the to matter which Mr. Wilson has in popular thought, story modern building, and is now occupy- buyer presented of truths and which are indiffer- the bill boards Votes sold at time at two cents speculations owned by him. These mills on Beacon street any the of an ent in their influence ing temporary quarters We our way attack upon the Dingley upon character and turn out barrels guarantee prices The Senate confirmed the nom- 25,203 per day, which of it- new site. Monday life.” nearly opposite the Two buildings, Til K LOU K > I IN 4 HI < hill, he has not been able to self is a of HOT WATER ination of Chandler son of Senator successfully guarantee the quality of their at 12 and 14 Beacon street,are now de- HEATERS 1 Hale, At the close of the address the service being The are invitee defend the law which he himself framed product. boys cordially Halt as secretary of the embassy of the closed with a devotional service. molished to make room for the new struc- STEAM BOILERS in and inspect the bi- y eb- or to make satisfactory explanation of its An April Sociable. United States at Rome, Italy. Alfred E. In the evening, in the vestries, a reception Those who were ture. failure. This is a subject which he avoids to fortunate to be in attendance at AND RADIATORS' Buck of Georgia was nominated as minis- the members of the parish and congrega- enough the At the Church next Sunday there The Clothier & T Baptist j For in his tariff discussions at so much tion was Sunday school sociable held at the home of ter to Japan. He is a native of per given. The guests were received will be preaching by the pastor morning Maine, Mrs. Charles L. 83 Main St ttel' column. by Rev. Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Rev. and Walker of Swanville will Efficiency- Durability s, econo , and his w ife is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Field, aud evening. The morning sermon will be Mrs. rejoice at the memories of its festivities. Of •THEY STAND J. S. Penman, Prof, and Mrs. J. S. of the Times the UNEQUALLED :H. K. Baker of and a sister of ! upon “The Demands upon Hallowell, course Fool’s lent its charm to j WHAT USERS SAY. Sewall, and Mrs. Darling, a of April day the In the Mrs. Mattie The announcement daughter Church of Christ.” the evening sub- | The Doric Boiler that Baker Dunn of Waterville. from that and was was put into Japan, Prof. one of occasion, greatly aided by the suc- my house in is Shepard, the founders of' the will Christ’s Call to Souls in the October, a perfect >uc Mr. Buck was that jeot be, I eess. principal of the high school country although going to a gold church. cessful efforts of sister Lulu Patterson, who J^mesH. Haynes, Banger, Me. Mark 10:49. The musical The Gurney Hot Water Heater which •n at Dark,” following Lewiston tlie outbreak of the civil standard will not sell any of its silver made some nice looking cakes, the wooden was recently placed in our Bank Build- will be ing. is giving perfect satisfaction. hearts of selections given: Morning—Anthem, war, and later superintendent of the pub- creates no surprise among those who which could neither be broken nor “Lord of Heaven,” Leuk; Selection, “Lead ■> the The tu.rU !< ait <1 < < ! lic schools there. But in the first of have watched the of events with Yachts and Boats. cut, notwithstanding violent efforts in j year progress Thou Me On.” Stearns. those directions. Some were Evening—Selection, ocoupieil I t the past year hy the *hc war he enlisted in the Union and reference to the use of silver impolite army throughout Chorus: Solo, “One Solemn Laml * wii iu* ieamilitia is now under effective skin purifying and beautifying ination he remarked that, if he should be last week for S. Wood & Son of soap in the world, as well as purest ana Stephen ORIENT LAST Nebraska is certain to become a has tes- re-elected, he would choose a new cabinet popular, going investigation. One officer sweetest for and East Belfast. It is to be used on their farm toilet, bath, nursery. line of < and mutton- We would like to call your special attention to our new “up-to-date" Spring and new men to office prosperous mutton-growing tified that is sometimes neces- to drive appoint through- profanity machinery. foot-wear. As tlie above is the popular price in men’s shoes we have made this line mu State.” All this, be it remem- Same as in we out the government. He saw that the feeding sary. driving mules, sup- Swan & Sibley Co. are repairing their this Spring. The stock in these shoes is the celebrated “Vioi," they are made up on styli>h the “World-Herald” un- continuance of the same men in office bered, promises pose. grist mill at Brooks and putting in new ma- fitting lasts, Goodyear welt, aggatine hooks ami eyelets, faced eyelet piece ami IVER^ der the new of the new would practically disbar other Republi- plans Republican chinery. G. W. Lane, a practical machinist WARRANTED. which is its earliest other received are on exhibition in our window at 33 Main Street. We invite your inspection cans who were for administration, giving Among gifts by “Fly from New Hampshire, is attending to that They working energetically Qticura8oap is sold throughout the world. Pottee Drug a tariff as the Rod” at the in andChkh, Corp., Sole Props., Boston, U. 8. A. and Mr. C. S. Bickford went to attention to Sportsman’s Exposition ** department, his election from preferment. President protective oar- IIow to Prevent Face Humors,” mailed free. were five dozen But we Brooks afternoon to have general looks at the matter c hief aid to the sheep industry of the New York pinks. Monday McKinley evidently CtfCDV UIIUnD From Pimples to Scrofula cured Mai believe she is that old. kVtlll nUmUtl by Cuticura Remedies. supervision of the work. Belfast, in the same light. co nntiy. don’t B. C. DINSMORE, Mrs. Morison has rented her corner The s BELFAST. house, Assessors started 1st on m BF April their of Court and Pearl streets. We did not re- annual # tour to take the census and valua- ceive notice until after theadvt. was | ,ts been appointed post- printed tion of farm property. for this week. y -\i!le vice W. R. Walker, J. G. Aborn was at North port Camp The veuires for the Ground last week summoning jurors making some repairs on subscriber writes: “I April term of S. J. Court, which opens W. C. Tuttle’s cottage. j thoiit The Journal; it is Tuesday, April 20tli, have all been returned Pensions have been granted as to the Clerk of Courts. follows: Room Caleb H. Reissue, Kuowlton, Monroe; re- f verthe Belfast branch List of unclaimed letters remaining in the James GEORGE W. BURKETT issue, R. Long, Blue Hill. Belfast r ^bt a supply of ties and post office for the week ending April Three Papers. Waldo county postmasters were !ii. switches. 3d: Ladies—Mrs. Magnus Freussou. Gen- appointed last Saturday: H. H. Treat WILL OPEN THIS DAY tlemen—Mr. Freeman Don, Mr. W. H. Mer- at and 8 at Trot- Cents. .•rung the Unity brankfort, vice F. L. PRICES-5, 6,7 A. Mr. H. Neal. Hopkins; George 10th and 11th. riarn, S. Palmer ir’d August at Monroe, vice Leander Staples; V. i- 2 'M and 2 20 Meetings will be held at the Mis- -A. ::o, classes, People’s Simmons at Searsmont, vice A. G. Cas- if- sion, 58 Higli St., this, Thursday, and Satur- well. G. E. AN ENTIRE *; _ Monday Reynolds was appoint- NEW STOCK OF day evenings at 7 o’clock, and Sunday at ed I rntly completed a very postmaster at Wiunecook, vice W. R. 2 30 and at 7 P. M. school at 1 he placed across the bay Sunday Whitten, removed. P. M. All are welcome. trior of Thos. W. Pitcher's The municipal officers of the town of Wal- All Mounted on k I in street. The Piue Tree Circle of King’s Daughters do have petitioned the railroad commission- will have a dime sociable at the home of Pat. Fixtures er Union Vet- ers a Spring Command, for hearing on a road to cross at Mrs. W. B. Decrow 14 View grade m in mem- Bay street, and with reasiug rapidly the tracks of the Maine Central R. R. The Ring, Monday evening, April 12th. Ice cream and ) ;ions are coming in freely date of the hearing will be later announced. cake will be served. All are invited. i.l the towns. neighboring The discussion as to whether it is a star or The assortment of A man has been selling a filter around consisting I news to many of our read- a signal light from Mt. still town for that it is Washington SI, claiming something but as a :h Atlantic squadron is to rages; matter of fact, according to new. M. L. Mitchell, 115 High street, has the } tv the coming season. The best evidence which can he obtained, been selling the same filter for the past two 25 and 37 Cents. r .rtland, and then at this the great light in the westerly sky is nothing 15, years at 50 cents. This is one of cases many more nor Tapestries,Wool nr re to Bar Harbor. less than Carpetings, where it pays to patronize home people. ■ an has examined for tu- ‘‘Venus, my beautiful Venus. A little minister, Charles Sherman Mills, My guiding star,” Oil Straw oi Cloths, oer private uairy cows, Mattings, arrived at the home of Rev. and Mrs. George as they sing in “The Wizard of the Nile.” LARGEST LINE EVER IH THIS CITY. t is used merely for home S. Mills Tuesday night. The little fellow It is said that General Art &c. «n» a number of cows where Manager Evans of Rugs, Squares, brought happiness to his parents, and is the Maine Central is the house to neighbors, about to revolutionize named for a grand man, his great grand- the train freight schedules, having in view We shall the trade with a nice Straw and Prospect Ferry Co. father Mr. present quality and Mrs. Mills are receiving increasing the dispatch of handling earner Nereid to take the freight. for congratulations. After the change is made it will be Mattings only IOC. per yard^v ,>b G. Totten. The Nereid possible C. R. Coombs has mounted this week a for freight loaded in Boston to reach beam of 40 horse power, Bangor in 10 very handsome peacock received from W. D. hours, and train crews will run Philadelphia in 1894. The be- ROLLS WALL tween PAPER, Elliot of Knox Station. It is a 25.000 spec- Bangor and Portland the abin and will be used to perfect without imen, with rich plumage and a magnificent shift that has been heretofore. mis or alone for foot pas- customary tail, and is mounted in a very life-like This will about AT OUR NOTED LOW PRICES. posi- naturally bring the earlier | 3,000 Curtains,a" tion. Among the other specimens Coombs delivery of freight at Belfast, which will he I 1 ooiumunieation relat- 3.000 CURTAINS, had a live weasel in a | cage. appreciated h.v our business meu. tJv vp I. i.troversy in Morrill; but Charles F. Russ of ward 4 had six sheep »*tl to it we are unable to Shipping Items. Sell. Horatio L. Baker killed aud four injured by dogs on Thursday > sailed from to ipposed that by this time April 1st for Charleston with 1,200 62c. last. The. sheep were in the barn-yard at the :-t <1 that newspapers do tons of ice from Belfast Ice Co_Soli. Mi- time. Mr. Russ has presented a claim to the CARLE & JONES. ns contributions. vVe antonomah arrived April 2d with brick from 85.00 per pair. city for the damage, and under the State law school matter wi'ti be Orlaud for Boston. She put in to will receive pay for the sheep, the amount repair .••;> settled. pumps and windlass-Solis. James iv \X j paid being from the dog license fees. R. and Gazelle are I s»- has been nominated to repairing in the dock at the rail- MILLINERY An alarm of tire was is Ins term will sounded Friday road present wharf....Fred G. White loaded sell. 'n great from 6 and the governor and about 8 o’clock. The lire was in the variety, evening Harriet witli UCI ;■••«•! to confirm the recent Rogers, Friday, coal for Seal o \ oil-room in the' second story of the Phoenix 82.50 85.00 per pair \pril J>d, the State will Harbor-The brigantine Lutzburg, at Bos- and was with a | w th but seven House, extinguished bucket ton OPENING0 supreme April 1st, from Nuevitas, could get no | _■ those eight days while of water. The lire department responded ■5: if cargo at that port and had in I •>. difficulty ob- becomes a private citi- and bail a promptly, line of hose stretched, water for The queerest part of the taining the return trip. She but fortunately their services were not AN EVENT OF INTEREST. in .at Judge Whitehouse is took out a cargo of lumber from Machias. H i*t n i ti PaI ac Oak, Cherry, Black term of court in Waldo needed curiam l^oies Capt. Larsen reported the business of Walnut and Ebony. one of the days when We respectfully annouuce that our Nuevitas as dice. rHanger Cummer- March Weather. The weather record of completely demoralized_Sell. Idella Small of I’ll, L. H. Murch shows that the meau tempera- Rockport, Capt. Dilling- BRASS RODS FOR SASH CURTAINS. ture for March was 30.80°. In ham, was rim into bv sell. ; ling last Sunday there March, 1890, Drogonnia while Grand at the wharf at days of clear sunshiny it was 28.28-', and the average for the same Gloucester, March 25th, and Millinery Opening months for 38 was 31,28-. The damaged to the extent of Louis -OCCUKS OS- | rtherly or westerly winds, i years past $1100_Ship for the mouth was 40 Walsh arrived at Melbourne March ! rwise predicted pleasant j highest temperature 30th the 22d and and t he lowest 0 below zero from Port The was at * "tire mouth. But Monday | 23d, Blakely. ship built this on the 1st. Rain fell on 10 and snow on 11 Belfast iu 1801 and M. P. Woodcock of this FRIDAY & rainy, though warm—a j SATURDAY, ^ Our The total snow-fall was 20 was master-builder. a ^ Department a days. inches, city Fur * Drapery it was needed to bring number of APRIL 9th and WEEK. which is considerable more than in years past the Walsh has been 10th, l ground and start up veg- any engaged in Is wiih all the novelties of the season. month in the winter. the lumber on replete ctcruoun the rain was past The precipitation, trade the Pacific coast_ suc- It. is with pleasure that we invite inspection Inch continued until rain and melted snow, was 4.03 inches. Sell. Anna W. Barker, which re- yes- recently of our superb and extensive stock of paired here, got ashore last week down the Waldo County Fair. The trustees of Reach and the ’> captain telephoned to ascer- received the proof sheets Waldo County Agricultural Society met at TRIMMED and UNTRIMMED HATS and tain if she could get on the marine BONNETS, si, a! production. “Maine the Court House Saturday afternoon to act railway, but was told it would nut Iks' for FINE FLOWERS, OSTRICH GEO. W. which he wrote on available FEATHERS, STRAW BURKETT, | for use at matters relatiug to the coming fair. The ten days-Sells. Maggie Mulvey anil Wm. iitennial celebration of the premium li.*»t is to be printed in pamphlet BRAIDS, RIBBONS, LACES and ORNAMENTS, Slater of the Pendleton Bros. Meet are com- •i uue 9th. The music is ar- form, similar to those of 1894 and 1895. All ing here from Islesboro for For this the occasion of our first as a new we ■ repairs at Car- being Millinery opening firm, have made auo, also for a full military members of the Society are requested to ODD FELLOWS' ter's.Sell. Andrew will especial efforts to convince the public that our Goods are of the best, styles strictly proper BLOCK, BELFAST. is to be from look over the list of 1895 and Nebenger he printed eop- suggest such and correct. Prices the lowest This launched from the marine the last invariably possible. invitation is extended to all, t.he title will contain a changes as occur to them for action of the railway page to everybody, collectively and individually, for we that our exhibi- of this week or the first of positively guarantee of the trustees at their next The trustees next. She has "'graphic representation meeting. tion will contain the largest and most varied assortment of practical and correct Millinery been on the railway all winter and work has ;:ugs in Augusta. Mr. Chase is decided to repair the fences at the fair ever shown in this community. been done when the weather was favorable. fi> k on another musical production. ground and to re-stone the well at the rear She was ■ quite and has FORGET THE March." dedicated to John H. of the stables. Adjourned to Saturday, badly hogged been DON’T DATES, brought back to her and ad- THE NINTH AND April 17th, at 2 o’clock, p. m. original sheer, TENTH, ditional thick streaks put in to hold her. She TO-MORROW AND THE DAY AFTER. announcement that Sousa is Sf.wino School. The winter sewing has been re-treenailed and received three lent to create a furore. school, under the direction of the Non-Parti- tons of iron with & fastening, minor re- CARLE JONES the and motion of : many 103 and 105 Ham swing san W. C. T. U. and Miss Lillian WPI I C m St., taught by pairs, and will go oil the railway practically VV VA delightful music, military V closed last with a vU., Me. SELLING _ Ryan, Saturday delight- as good as new....The four-masted Bath Belfast, __fcARE t Sousa and his men ? They ful time for the little The school has girls. schooner Palmer is on her to the lovers of the classic as Augustus way a session of 17 Mr. A. D. Harlow is a new had weeks, meeting Saturday Portland from Turk's Island with forming baud, 2 10c Tin Tea ! 5c of the music of the what is quart Glass Pitchers, Pots, quart, ;‘laying to be made up of Ban go* musicians and afternoons, with a total membership of 40. said to be the of is for the largest cargo salt ever lighter style, which some from other three from 4 Glass 25c Scholars’ The smallest number present was 17, the to this places, including piece Sets, Companions Tilled),5c ulvir taste. All! the brought country. The capacity of -* getting where Mr. Harlow now resides. largest 30, and there has been a good aver- the Palmer is 70,000 bushels and she will Winterport, 4c Tablets, ^0 1c to the lilt and Lead Pencils, 12 for pages, stening attendance. are It will be called Harlow’s Band and SPRING age They taught to cut, that Bangor !■■■• "f Sousa’s music the bring very nearly amount_Sell. and will in a B >x Colored 5c baste and sew, to sew on missing boot but- James begin work few weeks. Mr. Har- Slate Pencils, 10 for lc Pencils, .vn marches. for- Holmes, Capt. Geo. F. Ryan left Bos- Don't low will direct and it. He to tons, darn mittens and stockiugs, etc., and ton at 1 manage hopes I’c at the Belfast a. m. Sunday with a general cargo Handled Tin 5c Room Papers, 5c Opera have made 02 new garments. The have a band of 35 One of the Qurts, garments for Belfast, arriving here at 7 a. m Munilav pieces. play- made were not of ers will be Mr. Eaton of the simplest kind either. —a run. Winterport, who is handled Tin 5c 30-hours The cargo included some Long Quarts, Curtains, 15c ■ W. O. Roor& Sou the other have made one of the best in this They night-dresses, dresses, hajpi pine for Carter & Co., flooring, sash, euphonium players -OPENING 1 3c ou the a unibiers, oil ;gh up wall, fram- skirts, waists, aprons, etc. The ages of the section of the country. finished, etc. for C. B. Hall. On the trip up, with a Redding's Russia Salve, little ones from 5 to 14. One little — range cargo of hay for Quincy, Mass., the Holmes The ON- ■ Washington correspondent of the : of which little is heard of 5 has girl years made herself three gar- made the run from dock to dock in 24 hours. Portland Evening Express says: “The pa- half a and century ago they ments, another of the same age has walk- -The vessels are following at Bucksport pers of J. S. Harriman of Belfast for the hind modern methods in CARLE &, Belfast. ed a mile to school. More than half of the for the river to JONES, waiting open to tow to Ban- collectorship of that port have been in the 'lie from an old following members at this term attended the former Schs. Annie R. gor: Lewis, loaded with department for some The & show: treasury days. terms and the apparent patient and Thursday painstak- with Friday, phosphate; Rabboni, coal; Electa Bail- commission of Collector Thompson lie* ex- gs raised tlieir tails on high lessons must be at their ing lasting impres- ey, E. L. Warren and Onward, with >ed o>*r tlie plain corn; pired and his successor will be appoint- sionable One was ee went ages. Saturday given to re- Kit Post APRiL 15 and 16. thundering by, July Fourth, Vicksburg, Carson, ed at, an early date if the President can get ■ une PEOPLES down the rain clothes for destitute NATIONAL BANK. f pairing boys, and they Gen. Caroline Boy, Delaware, Grant, Kreis- around to it. But appointments are coming ;ng split a peasant’s nose, did the work in a L. A. President. very satisfactory manner. cher and Good Intent.Four American under this KNOWLFON, FRANK R. WIGGIN, Cashier. d ,i yearling calf! slowly administration, and the Feb. 12th, Mrs. J. M. Leighton the I shall take iD Me thunders rose delighted ships, laid up in Erie Basin, have been sold, chances are very favorable for not a little pleasure exhibiting for Russia Salve. school with a talk on and sewing, outlining to be shorn of their lofty rigs and trans- delay in some of these appointments for to the ladies of Belfast and cleanliness. Feb. 27th the ladies vicinity provided a formed into Maine.” * at Home. A coal barges. Three of these very large au- treat. The the most CHOICE DISPLAY of Solicited program included some Saturday were built in Maine. The vessels sold Deposits ed in the Uuiversalist church ships Dr. Butler in Belfast. Competent finishing stitches, and a INDIVIDUAL Feb. 2S, ISH4. 1894. Ifec. 1S94. literary exercises, are the of E. VV. July 24, March*, 1*95. to Miss Charlotte Fawn, City Montreal, Stet- judges say that the lecture by Dr. Butler, wing greet treat. Provided the little ones have home DEPOSITS: $3«,353.#9 $59,180.29 *79,4*0.59 **:i,97*,5:{ '■ son and the Caravan. The of iey aud was most Fawn, 1,050 President of Colby University, at the Bap- charmingly training these special lessons can but bene- July 11, IS05. Dec 13, 1895. '•"th her newest “The tons, was built at Bath in 1800; the City of tist Church, March 24th, was one of the best, lecture, fit them; while must be of *I2:|,HS5.5S $100,838.17. Dec.17,’96 ■ they greater help E&i.T Ruder Blue Italian Skies.” We Montreal, of 1,117 tons, a double-decker, was if not the best, lecture delivered here the for the less fortunate. be lirst and have heard all the built at Portsmouth, N. H., 1801. The Stet- past season. His subject, “The Study of j 5183,869.99 New Advertisements. Wells & Co. an- of built at Damariscotta in '•< lures by Miss Sibley in her son, 1,000 tons, Literature,” was handled in a manner pleas- nounce their These figures are taken from our sworn statements to the -ud think that she has a charm millinery opening for this 1802, as a ship, but was overhauled in 1889 ing to young and old; to the earnest student Comptroller and of the on the above dates, -' bens and a fascination that in- week, Friday Saturday, the first under and rigged as a bark. The Caravan, of 1,395 of literature and to those less interested. At Currency, Washington, the of Ever shown in this and to DEPOSITS ill the INTEREST DEPARTMENT on draw interest The lovers of auspices the new firm: and no efforts tons, the largest of the four, was also the the he said that the of city, payable demand. payable .Janu- ncquaiutance. beginning study period | ary 1st and July 1st. the first three (.f draw interest tr.uu will Deposits during days -er;/month the rim; be spared to make it a notable event. oldest. She was built at Bath in 1855. She life was not to which all are of that month. offers m witter *•«’.• »t k. a *re *\- <» f .* r i 11 //■• /' > e feathers, ribbons, etc. Best and low- there are more adult students than j.vor z '•//•''';/ r»> >rs h;i :i ,t;. h*>r :>g* and Italy were most admir- styles, formerly, ! bank in this countv. a'‘ est & as the We have ;r*-d. prices possible-Carle Jones have Chautauqua and literary clubs testify, j SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES at #3. , locks, so m iv be rolls of they taken to and from the Bank it desire i. v 25,000 wall paper at 5, <5, 7, and 8 He spoke of the aims and methods, and of | > !ks. The repairs on steamer cents a roll; and 3,000 curtains, all mount* *1 when anu how we should study literature, I progressing rapidly. She has on patent with at speaking from his rich R.P. CHASE. spring fixtures, rings, 15, Of LOCAL personal experience IS. '•on, nil supporting beams, spon- 25 and 37 cents. They are also offering great with a vividness possible only to those Belfast, April 8, 1S07.—l'w!4 i« r guards. Her boiler is i bargains in tin and glass ware, slate and thoroughly conversant with their theme. -ar is iu Some we Know and we will SAMUEL old and good condition. People ADAMS. lead scholar’s Literature is au not a science. It stirs pencils, companions (filled), Profit art, e new engine, shaft, propeller, by Hearing About Them. etc.. Hiram Chase & Son are offering spec- the heart. It is the art of putting things NOTICE. iel heater, and will be newly ial bargains this week in cameras and to delight the reader. Anything super- pho- District of Maine. ) glit wou»d-work will also he This is a local event. tographic material. Mr. F. T. Chase is an purely ficial is not literature. Time sifts the Portland, April 5, 1807. I \erhauled and she will he It took place in Belfast, Me., expert photographer himself and well quali- books. Some are written for all time and Pursuant to the rules of the Circuit Court of i- and out. Capt. Coombs says Not in Buffalo or New York. the United States for the District of Maine, no- fied to instruct in the art....The frost is and survive the of the cen- •• nations, changes tice is that Km of good for 12 knots when she is You are asked to investigate it. hereby given, REl'EL RODE “Jeweler to the and the mud turies. Others survive writer Belfast in said has for admis- the leaving the and District, ground drying Asked pass applied v:< e again, which will be on or to believe a citizen’s word. sion as an and counsellor of said Circuit and the season is close at in and a is attorney People,” up, kind at cycling To confirm a time; cheaper glanced Court. A. H. 1st... .The new lobster steamer, citizen’s statement. DAVIS, hand. Don’t forget that Geo. T. Reed and put aside. Thus time leaves the record Clerk U. S. Circuit Court, Maine District. "■ Any article that is endorsed at home, ns, owned by F. W. Collins of has the 3w 75 Main standard '07 wheels, and that he 1 hat obtains resident advocates, of the best—literature. Literature of knowl- Street, Belfast, Me. hs received her certificate of in- is fitted for all kinds of in- doing repairs, Is more worthy of confidence edge is the rudder, that of power is the oar j How’s This ! ■“ the custom house and begun eluding- enameling aud Than a far off article or sail on the of life. The nickeling. foreign boat public libra- ! We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for *he is a tine little craft....The any Mrs. R. P. Chase announces her Testified to by unknown people. the of spring ries, spread good literature and the in- j case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Sagadahoc will go on the route from for opening April loth and 10th, when she Mr. Benjamin Robinson of 6 Waldo avenue fluence of the cultivated minds, were men- Catarrh Cure. AMATEUR i' »ston The ice went out of to-day. will have a choice display of pattern hats corner Bridge street, says: I caught cold and it tioned as aids to this study. It is the con- F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. ’• '• 1 ,*'(• to Richmond March 31st ... aud bonnets. The public are cordially in- settled in my back and laid me up for several tinual acquaintance with the master minds We, the undersigned, have known F. ,J. Cheney PHOTOGRAPHY. rs of the Silver Star have at present- vited-The farm in Searsmout, owned by weeks. The sharp pains were so severe times in literature that satisfies. He the for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly arranged The season for this is at 'd '-75 for the Castiue into that I could not straighten up, and finally I sent honorable in all business transactions and finan- pastime towing Alfred H. Wan!well and known as the arts to their merits as follows: I had according hand. We havea a tine stock of A,1*u disabled. The owners of the for a doctor. He said kidney trouble and able to out made Hemenway farm, is offered for sale at a cially carry any obligations by ’’y Architecture, sculpture,painting, music; and Cameras and Photographic Ma- dtim that the excessive gave me some medicine, but it did not help me their firm. charge is, bargain. to John R. Belfast. and are Apply Dunton, much. Doan’s Pills ad- crowned them with literature, because it terial, offering giil friend of women, Mrs. Pinkham, can Kitchen, and the April number, just of Lynn, Mass., state fully and freely the received, is full ot good tilings. Among FAC-SIMILE whole case to her and she will honestly ad- the contributions are: “The Chemistry of vise you what to do. Give your wife that Cooking and Cleaning,” and “The Ethics AVege table Preparation for As of Pots and Pans.” Home Science Pub- chance, good man ! si mi la ting the Food SIGNATURE lishing Co., Boston. andRegula If you do not wish to write about your ting the Stomachs and Bowels of -OF-- -wife, bring her a bottle of Lydia E. Pink- The April number of McClure’s Maga- ham’s Vegetable Compound, watch its ef- zine was on sale April 1st on all news- stands fects, you will soon see the beginning of and delivered to all subscribers, from the Atlantic to the / J the improvement; then get her another and I’aciiic; and hereafter on the first of each Promotes / h keep it up until she is restored to you, the same exactly day DigestionEhecrful month a new number will be published. / lovely woman you married years ago. ness and Rest.Contains neither Heretofore publication lias been made on / we relate the circumstances of a nor Mineral. Following the L’Stli of each month; but it is believed Opium,Morphine case of this nature. Mrs. Melva Not RouTON,\>f that the change to the 1st will be to the Narcotic. Camhy, Ind., says: general convenience. I have used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable In the “Progress of the World” de- Compound and found it to be of great benefit to me. The doctors said J had Reap, of Old Hr SAMI 22 PITCHER partment of the April Review' of Reviews, womb trouble. I had the headache all the also a Seed time, terrible backache, tlie editor comments I^umpfan on the change of ad- Alx Senna was cross and irritable. I looked so that would ask nervous, pale people me ministration at Washington, on the tariff /iodtclh ■'ini's I what was the matter. I suffered in this way for about four years, until one hill, ami other measures before the extra Anise Sad OF EVERY day about in despair my husband brought me a bottle of Lydia. E. Tinkhams session of and on President Mc- JVpprmunt Congress, lit Curt mote Soda ( Vegetable Compound. I commenced its use, and much to every one's sur- Kinley’s diplomatic appointments; the Harm Seed \ (tariff d ( it me. has Greco-Cretan situation is review- Sti(jar BOTTLE prise, cured It completely changed my disposition for the better also. carefully flavor: f and other recent in for- Winhry.ncn Several of my neighbors, knowing wliat the Pinkham medicine lias done for ed, developments eign politics are treated with the me, are taking it, and are much pleased with the result.” A thoroughness and to w Inch the perfect Remedy forConslipa m impartiality Sour Review’s readers have grown accustomed. tion, Stomach,Diarrhoea. Do 1 Forget ? Constipation is the cause of all sorts of se- Worms .Convulsions .Feverish- The editor of the Review of Reviews rious disorders of the blood. Strong cathar- ness and Loss Ol- Si EES’ BY ANNA SARGENT HUNT. passes suggestive comment on the latest tics J*re worse than useless. Burdock Blood of the Greco-Turkish Do I forget my loved one lost the while? phases question. Bitters own TacSmvle Signature of You ask me this because I often is Nature’s remedy for troubles He holds that the reasonable solu- J § smile, only [Plum the “on liis ear” that he smashed one boat You cannot feel the within tion of the Rncksport Eagle.] i ache my heart, of this sort. Cretan difficulty is to place l o/cil, \ A lap at tlie door of the little and | and overturned the craft in which Folger Nor know how many times the tear-drops Crete definitely in the keeping of Greece. story •• start. NEW YORK. Gastoria is :r -r '-z'.:n ‘i half house i was However, Folger clung to His is that Russia is a put. nestled at the end of a row standing. Register of Deep Water Vessels. theory playing 1 i the boat succeed- is not sold i:i b ... ul six hours and afterward Do I forget our hallowed twilight talks? waiting game, and that the other great buildings which line the southern side yon cl-- < n t or ed in killing the whale. Is inem’ry dead of all our summer walks? powers are playing iuto her hands. The anything j. ul lower Main j SHIPS. is as and "-w.il a nr.- street in the beautiful vii” Keuben SS. Folger will be 73 years of Is there no thought of how lie prayed for me, Review reproduces a portion of the Athens “jnst gi,.' age ul That in faith I forever Abner G A sailed from ^io St e that C-A Rncksport. age the Kith of and is 1111- strong might he? Coburn, Nichols, Ephemeris of recent war pose." yon get j day April, New March 24 date, containing It was just 1.30 m. York for Hong Kong. p. when the writer | doubtedly the oldest whaler in New Eng- Do I forget his counsels all the news and comment printed in modern anu anist way, A G Ropes, Daivd Rivers, arrived at New weie eunlionted a man that he ever sailed His words EXACT COPY OF by sturdy ; land, living. Every of comfort, in the darkest day ? York Feb 11 from San Francisco. Greek, together with several striking ear- WRAPPER, looking as the door sw with has final to be I hear him as I iile’s burdens toons peisonage ung par- j crossed life’s ocean, still, bear, A J Fuller, T P arrived at showing the Hellenic point of view. on its child Colcord, tialiy hinges. “’1 his is Mr. Polger, i counted no more on this side. To look at “My commit to him your ev’ry care.” March 2D irom 1 Nagasaki Philadelphia. believe'.' was the wiiters the uot think that Belle of Among other interesting and query. “Yes j old whaler you would 1 read his books, though oft with blinded Bath, C Curtis, sailed from Hong striking sir, was the Jan 1 for New York features the number of the Forum piompt reply. We then in- ; his small frame could have withstood the eye, Kong ; passed St Helena April ti oUmeu ourselves. ‘1 prior to Feb 13. contains: Has the Senate understand you are i hard life, for he is only 5 feet, 3 1-4 inches I try to think his thoughts so pure and high : Degenerated, by an old Daniel O C arrived at Senator F. whaler and have had a and his but 125 I fain would find his footsteps—welcome Barnes, Arpe, Sing- George Haor; Arbitration the long experi- | high weight pounds. March 3 from ence in that line.” before the but sight— apore Zanzibar, to load for only Solution of the Financial Hardly latter Weight and height didn’t figure, New York. Problem, by sentence had And walk in tinm up to the gates of Allen Retrenchment or— DALE AND left the speaker's lips, the nerve and and thus lies the light. El Ripley Foote; WEAK olu pluck did, Captain, A L Carver, sailed from Bal- Ruin? man said, i ni an old by Hon. J. Sterling Morton, Ex- “yes whaler and foundation of the result. How poor the life that hath no guiding star timore April 1 for San Francisco. No vitality—no vim—no Assessors’ Not? e also a relic of Secretary of The United strength. the civil war, Folger not his part in cap- To shine adown the pathway from afar; Emily F Whitney, A S Pendleton, at Agriculture; Stimulants won’t do both including only played States and Henri the work. The army and w hales but served his in the To beckon on the feet that else roam, Shanghae Jan 3 for Iliolo and Delaware Cuba, by Rochefort; subscribers, assessors t tie navy.” turing people might system needs a builder—a recon- J he artist this So we, at last, may reach our home! Breakwater. The Futility of tile Dr. THEhereby ^ive notice to the mli.r- method of tac- and the civil lieav’nly Spelling Grind, tiy — thinking army navy during great war, structive element a reinforce- Belfast, to make ami i11 tics had D C sailed from J. M. The Fur Seal as an brinjr proceeded lar from w hich has an Emily Reed, Nichols, Rice; lists oi enough, suggested he honorable discharge. Then question not if 1 forget, my friend, Animal, ment of the vital perfect their polls ami that we New York Nov 13 for Japan; spoken Dec. David Starr Chief of the Behr- powers. in enter, listen to his past hie, and He first enlisted in the 20tli Massachusetts For that can only be when time shall end, by Jordan, personal, writing, inoludiiiir m< that he 28,-lat. 27 20 S. Ion. 28 53 W. Sea Commission for anil at interest, debts due more than pose while a pencil sketch ol him Gen. serv- And then, oli, then, bis blessed face I’ll see, ing 18!Hi, George regiment, Lee, August 12, 1602, Gov arrived at and all held in trust as c is Rome, Nichols, Melbourne Archibald property drawn. I he old was So lie will never once be! Clark, to the Com- gentleman quickly ac- ing until June 1. 1603, when lie dis- forgotten Feb 2(3 from New York. Secretary ANCIER’S t"f. administrator or otherwise .. quiesced and a moment later mission; Shall Nevada be of her by law exempt from taxation v all three charged from that regiment and entered should I mourn, since be with Great Admiral, Rowell, sailed from Mar- deprived Why weight Statehood? possessed nt on the first of were seated in the small but comfortable the 2d Massachusetts of seilles March 1(3 for New York. by William E. Smythc. day \| heavy artillery. years, prepared to substantiate the room. in this B arrived at Hono- ETROLEUM sitting left the and en- Grown vale of and Henry Hyde, Scribner, law. For May 0, 1604, Folger army weary hopes fears, The City of Bangor is the subject of an the purpose of receiving Alter Put off the robe of flesh at lulu Jau 15 from San Francisco for N York. a exchanging a lew words of ex- listed in the on the quick command admirable article in the making record of transfers navy, sailing ship P R April number of the \ eteran To greet bis Savior in the land ? Josephus, Gilkey, sailed from New EMULSION undersigned will be in session a1 planation \\ haler the “Ino,” and glory the New one gave carrying twenty-four guns York March (> for England Magazine, of the oflice during business hours of ea. ; lollow incidents that Shanghai. mg have come into stationed off West. In this ship he And he and 1 and those we hold most most attractive which has in the feeds the FIRST TO rhf 1 IKTEENTH l)A\ his Key dear, Mary L Cushing, J N Pendleton, sailed appeared gives stamina, nerves, lile and now have faded into the became until he NEXT and no 1 shad- quartermaster and served Forgetting not the ways we journeyed here, from Newcastle N S W, Feb 24 for Hong valuable series on New cities. stimulates appetite, ows ul England helps diges- tii>n of b\ the assessor u the inevitable past to be reared was mustered out 1805. During Will one day sing our Alleluias sweet, The author of the aids bowel property July 3, Kong. article, Mr. Edward tion, action and makes sidered as a waiver for neirfeet ■■! in When round the throne in only memory. his army life lie figured conspicuously in gladness we May Flint, E D P Nichols, at Honolulu Mitchell has been flesh. For bringing in true and perfect list.- shall meet. Blanding, long promi- consumption, weak Reuben .8. P w as the son ol Reuben the battles of Fredericks- Feb 22 for New York. law Blanks on which to make olger Centerville and indentilied with life and lungs, scrofula or anu A nently Bangor’s bronchitis, had ar the assessors’ oflice. 1'uella and was born I Puritan, N Blanchard, sailed from San Polger, in Nan- and draws a of $12 per Should not smile? You caimot wonder and he writes of his with other diseases it is u- burg, pension Francisco Nov 2 for Hull. progress, city wasting Belfast. March 23, 18B7. tucket, Mass., 1825. His moiiih for disabilities. can sit now. to » April 1(5, parents Folger C commendable enthusiasm and faith, in- perior Cod-Liver Oil or SHE!.I>< i\ weie ol The of Reaper, O Young, at Newcastle, N S any the ancient American stock and down and tell an old whale peace God that rested on his brow Wr, other GEO. A (did many yarn j Feb 14 from for Honolulu and New dulging in pleasant reminiscences of the reconstructive. Reuben is a ul Abides within my heart, and I believe Tagal Perfectly 3w 12 A. A. SMALL, type the material, anti make it foi w hile you York. and us a clear to take. hauly interesting you j He asks the that I receive. ! past, giving picture of the agreeable ills lathei was an old King may grace whaler, and at the listen with your mouth open and eais I R R Thomas, C G Nichols, at Cebu Feb life of to-day. IIis article is magnificent- early ol 10 was i f“Tlie above beautiful poem by Mrs. Hunt 15 for Boston. Druggists 50c. Probate Court, within and tor 111. age years Reuben obliged specially sensitive to sound. He lias been ly and have and SI.00. Pamphlet mailed to appeared in the last number of Zion’s Advo- illustrated, Bangor people do. on the da- m “shut lor himselt.” tlnice manied now lives in comfort Sachem, H T Lancaster, sailed from free. ANGIER CHEMICAL twenty-third and | Hong reasons to be with the manner CO., BOSTON. 18l>7, in vaeatiou His cate. The tender ai d touching reference to Jan 3 for delighted inst voyage was on board the with his tliiid wile at lower Main ! Kong New York; passed Anier in which the New ship street, her late father is the England Magazine here A eertain inst runient. rto James which especially sweet,” says Jan 27. pu Ruber, sailed from Nan- come to this town June Maine Farmer. Mrs. their to the » will am; te-'ameio o, Bueksport, having | Hnut’s father was the S D Carletou, arrived at New presents city world. tucket to tlie coast ul New Amsbury, EPU I \ K. UTTI.KII E I I 'at Zealand. They 11, 1600. He is a Grand Army man and Rev. Sylvanus G. Sargent, who was pastor York March 3 from Hong Kong. Table Talk for a said id 1i: ■ r- anu Easter Ti 1 lie E Eben this one those most Journal. d a: I*.. !t od. C aittrwaid became stcond < llicer on ger, the snow was in flakes. Flowers. Starbuck, Curtis, sailed taking up attractive print* falling huge j for The, !• tin nu»st < ■■ j — from New York March 21 and twenty )v;irs at a Probate ourt. ; |... ]„■ l">ai\ LXFCUTORS‘ notice "luiie, but tlie lately thorn. the usual number of your ■ big fellow got so question, is it fun to be a whaler? Adam W C rs departments give J -p. psia Ij harshly Spies, Meyers, sailed from alvva\ j menus, recipes and in- and shall f Lite in a yet dreamed of dawn, jer Dec 27. touching upon many Lighthouse. Spring and the Small Boy. other of The faintest rustic reached their ear; Alice Reed, Alanson Kurd, sailed from subjects interest to the home- , A l,HEK r 1C < rn>. ate J p. They heard the napkin downward drawn; Montevideo .Ian 20 fur New York. maker. By sending name and address to She Knows from Li. Jo*m M. U. IS. contri- Now the bluebirds all are in the experience in the < oi \\ aldo. deeeas -n Ellicott, N., singing They listened to His Carrie L sailed from the Table Talk 'oiinty butes to breathing low'; Tyler, Lancaster, Publishing Co., Philadel- 1-.I.U >!. Mr. bonds as the law diiiv| AM tlie April b:. Nicholas an article His feet New pers, air, and their are upon the threshold fall. York March 31 fur Savannah. luands auaiiKt the ,d about songs loudlj ringing phia, Pa., any of our readers are offered I have taken y< air I.. 1 A: e-;a(e said dei which he calls ■ lighthouses, “The Bring roses—sweetest buds that C P Dixon, N K sailed from Port sm l to tv: be -alee I u -<-;,!•• Now the trees are blow, Gilkey, a of the free. wood's a; that ;n everywhere. slowly His sample copy magazine Hitters, Eights Guide the Night.” Lt. love the perfume of them all. Natal March 29 for Barbadoes. indebted thcren, are t,|nested nia out their them Ellicott says: One seldom thinks, when he putting buds, from branches Edward May, sailed from Manila Feb 5 The early April issues of The very highly. immediatelv MARTHA J "1 The lilies were the first to Living -• x but the small ilia is .see: for New York. M k>. S. >\ a >\. NATH A 1- li* watches the brightly and jutting; boy’s cutting Age will contain some of cheering safely They, watching in the morning gray, papers striking JOHN E 11 \f oi a oft bis hair. Now the sun is Erie Reed, A T Whittier, arrived at New guiding light what cease- springtime Saw come so and interest. Mr. ! Pella-'. M re! i. s.*7 ;nv I L* lighthouse, angels silently York Feb 7 from timely Among them, less and and anti the love Montevideo. a bottle. watching patient heroism it shining bright warm; And roll the stone ; Gladstone’s on the Eastern 35c. mighty away Harvard, Colcord, sailed from Port Town- pamphlet I VO! ICE. C" -ub-.-r, lie ■ takes to the lorn swain is pining for some charm that1 saw Him keep light in and They pass the which has so aroused the atten- Avoid Imitations. I I’ ll 11.1 burning year portal’s gloom; send Feb 9 for Valparaiso. question, she been du!\ api o.: out will hack now but the i He brushed their year through all kinds of weathers. bring hope, fading; leaves—oh, happy dower! Herbert Black, W H Blanchard, sailed ! tion of the English people; Max Muller’s tratrix of ilie estate of there is for each small boy goes in wading or tor Bring lilies—purest buds that bloom, from 1 Generally light only a angle Punta Arenas Dec 9 for Pernambuco Literary Recollections; Francis de Pres- BESri R1 IB \\ with worms is the farm. Now His face reflected in each flower. keeper two assistants, and often the spading up the and Newr Y'ork. sense on the Cretan Question; Leslie is assisted crocuses are their heads and the McClure, sailed from New York in the County *,f W aid,,, deeea-ed. .»mi keeper only by his wife, sons, lifting up The roses were the first to Iolani, Stephen on Gibbon’s and as the law hear, Feb 19 Autobiography; directs. \ 11 persons ha- or Even are flower beds. Now The lilies were for Honolulu and Hung daughters. the most gardeners shifting the first to see; Kong. a Sir Frederick Pollock to the attainst 'be e-iate f said deeea-rd .u comfortably A C M reply by NERVE-LIFE the small Lucy Nickels, sailed from same situated are on lone- hoy, much marbles Bring fragrant flowers from far and near Nichols, article on the Hidden present the for settlement, ami .. lighthouses generally perspiring, New York Dec 31 for Dangers of Cycling at the is white and blue To match the Easter ! Hong Kong. thereto are requested r, make panne, ly headlands, with no human ring firing, alleys melody which appeared in a March number of dwelling be on Mabel I Wm arrived at Great RESTORER ately. LYDIA A I I 1 near. Others and “reds.” “Rabboni!” every tongue, Meyers, Meyers, are on or acquiring, “greens” Pernambuco March 9 from the The first issue be- Winterport, March 'J. 1 S'.»7. outlying rocks, And heart the share Buenos Ayres. magazine. April ^ Restores islands Now the man who owns a every rapture perfect swept by the and cut garden gets sailed from Havana also the first number of a uew sea, wholly Of Mary, as she kneels among Matanzas, March ing volume, ; health, vigor and oil from the land to work; tries his blistered hands to 25 for Delaware Breakwater. 13 except in fair weather. The roses and the lilies fair! the 213th, and a new year, the 54th, offers 7 manhood and re- Notice of Sale I here are even a few harden, will not studies new E G Parker, sailed from an moves all obsta- which, built upon shirk; ways in Penobscot, Hong excellent opportunity for the of fClarence Urmy the April Century. Jan 31 for New York. beginning sunken reefs, seem to rise from the subsoiling; every afternoon is moiling Kong of a new The cles to marriage. T )' BSl'ANT t<> a license from tie* very M G subscription. subscription bed of in his a Rebecca Crowell, Dow, sailed from R©stores to© L JudiiO ■! I’robate lor tin C- ntv the ocean, and which garden, stoutly toiling like Turk. was reduced to a and /aC against Uncle Henry on Amsterdam Feb lb for recently .$(>.00 year, in tile state of .Maine, 1 shall sell stoi m-driven all now he Theology. Surinam; passed /r^ entire nervous seas break with shocks which Catalogues variegated needs; the magazine is The tion. on the of Deal Feb 22. published by Living /' system and stops all twenty-sixth day April, shake them to their ponders o’er the merits stated for the You that at two clock in the on th- foundations. Such say story ’bout the whale and Rose Inuis, Melvin Colcord, arrived at Age Co., Boston. vital losses. Re- afternoon, are seeds. he in said Belfast, all tie* n-ht. title aim the Eddy stone off the Every day grows half frantic Jonah isn’t true, Barbadoes March 17 frum Santos. of Lighthouses, 1 here were few poems of the war which moves effects the which \\ II.i,l A.4 I) D( )K, late <•! Beit., coast of at the o’er the stories so romantic of the And now they’ve gone—the have England entrance to the vege- preachers Serrano,R G Waterhouse, arrived at Gar- obtained a sins of youth and ex- County of Waldo, deceased, had at ti tables —and tackled wider currency or have main- and our own as be reads. Literature David, too; ontolo-from cesses of later lus decease, in and r- the English Channel, Minot’s gigantic, Sourabaya. tained a more years. f'diowin.; like this lie’s They say he didn’t write the at St permanent popularity than real estate, viz: two of in Ledge Light, near the entrance to Boston reading much of late; but bis Psalms, least, Lucie, Smeed, arrived at Brunswick Removes all elfects pieees land not all— “The Vacant Chair.” But few one the VS will do nearly March 18 from Barbadoes. among of and re- fast, beint*; same <*omv\ed Harbor. These two are the most isolat- boy the weeding with grim hate. dissipation I wonder what’ll be the next good old belief Thomas A Goddard, W S the thousands who the tender Doe h\ Lucius M .lacks,in, Jr bv his IIow he’ll Griffin, cleared daily sing pairs all waste 1 ed and exposed in the world. dawdle, grimly kneeling, and tc places, j June 27. 1881*. and the other beiin; ; he lighthouses fall? from Portland March 25 for Buenos song have of its Cures Insomnia and w ith Ayres. any knowledge origin. of said at -• A hey were built at the utmost to wliat vindictive feeling he’ll complain Doe, where be lived tie* tin peril Wiilard A C ■ even thrown Mudgett, Colcord, sailed from The story of the poem is told most inter- restores refreshing ease, with the buildings thereon. human life. Each was with loud fate! They’ve suspicion on the birth swept away appealing against New \rork Feb 9 for Montevideo. Cures Im- Dated this twenrv fifth dav of March \ by Now of Moses, and estingly by Mr. Herbert L. Jillson in an sleep. storms after and had to the bints voices Jwl2 \\ completion, be inviting loudly The who discovered him SCHOONERS. article in the potence and restores *0\VKS call. How the princess down there April number of the New rebuilt. small boy now rejoices in in full vital power. Egypt land; W R England The hero of the baseball! How he tiies to slide the Georgia Gilkey, Gilkey, cleared from Magazine. poem Cures all bases, They say there ain’t no fiery lake, no Newr 23 for and its author alike wasting tears his devil, York March Port Spain. belonged in Worces- diseases and clothes in many places, and his therefore no restores Hattie McG Buck, H F arrived ter, Mass. The former was a lieu- Marvelous Results. elbow Such as that Sprowl, young to all of the badly grazes by bis fall! Now the place which used to make the at N 9 from development parts body. Portsmouth, H, Dec New York. William who was hen is sinners tremble so. tenant, Grout, killed at NERVE-LIFE is the only' purely From a letter written Leghorn sitting on the nest, quiet, from by Rev. J. Guilder- Henry Clausen, Jr, Appleby, sailed Ball’s Bluff, and the latter, Hon. scientific treatment and affords relief from man of we are stolid, seldom full of but They’ve said that Noah's ark is a Boston March 29 for Union Island. Henry Dimondale, Mich., permitted fretting, rest; just piece S. a the first day’s use. It removes the cause A FI LL LINE OF to make this extract: “J the small of John C Washburn, prominent business man, have no hesitation boy, caught upsetting water on fiction, too, Smith, Kneeland, cleared from and assists nature to effect a cure. Cures in And t who is still The music which recommending Dr. King’s New her for a soon a will be that ie tale of Daniel in the lion’s den Boston March 29 for Bellevue Cove, N S. living. Discovery, wetting, spanking floated guaranteed. Special discount to physicians. as the results were almost marvelous in the ain’t true; Lester A Lewis, from Bos- the song into popularity was com- getting, for his jest. Now the matron, Kimball,sailed Our new treatise on Nervous Diseases, Hot Water Bott case of my wife. W bile I was They’ve said that A tie in’s a ton Dec 10 for coal as is well F. pastor of the mankind scorning, with delight cleans the ! just myth, port. posed, known, by George Manhood, its Loss and Recovery, mailed Baptist Church at Rives Junction she was they’ve said the stme of Evt — Lucia Porter, Farrow, at Port Spain March Root. Mr. .Jillson’s account of Grout’s house from until free in plain sealed wrapper for two 2 cent down with early morning night, j I wonder if there’s 4 line. brought Pneumonia, succeeding anything they’ll leavens life and of the writing of the poem is full Stamps. Mention this SYRINGES, Etc La Now the small set to with to believe? paper. Grippe. Terrible paroxysms of coughing boy’s sweeping Mary A Hall, Haskell, cleared from New’ and and Send 50c. for Trial Treatment and be Convinced. and loud interesting, his article is accom- would iast hours with little interruption protesting weeping nil, rebel- j York March 7 for Velasco. SAl.t LiV They ridicule old Joshua for at the panied by portraits of all the men asso- NERVE-LIFE MEDICAL FOR and it seemed as if she could not survive lions, he goes leaping out of Poets pointin’ R F Pettigrew, Morse, sailed from Boston CO., sight. sun, ciated with the work and with KALAMAZOO. MICH.' them. A friend recommended Dr. King’s now their vernal sonnets Feb 11 for Buenos Ayres. many pic- sweetly sing. And tellin’ it tostoj —they say the was tures the New Discovery ; it was quick in its work and Ladies dieam of Easter thing R VV Hopkins, Hichborn, arrived at Phil- illustrating young lieutenant’s A. A. HOWES & C bonnets,ravishing. never done; It highly satisfactory in results.’’ Trial bottles \ el the adelphia March 31 from Boston. life. will be-eagerly read in all homes small boy's th< lights, so They’ve taken up the and free at Kilgore & Wilson’s, City Drugstore. burning, patriarchs ques- Sallie l’On, W H West, sailed from Buenos where the war memories still live. War- sumnn rvvaid e’en now are For tioned all tl eir acts; Regular size 50c. and £1 00. tinning. Ayres March 3 for Boston. ren F. f> Park vacation he is the Bible’s a Kellogg, Square, Boston, CoXotffti 'taming, th» ugh it’s They say quite book, but rather A S sailed from Mobile of facts. Tufa, Wilson, Mass. spring. [Boston Daily Advertiser. shy March 2 for “Missing” and “Overdue.” Cienfuegos. seasonable land illus- Well, let ’tin preach and let ’em the Willie L E arrived Bright, superbly [ Newton, Coombs, at lay for whole great stiucture low! New York March 2b frum Fernandina. trated, Outing April comes like a wel- The Nose and The of the Throat voyage ship Henry Bishoff is I s’jiose they have to talk that way ’cause come breath from the great out doors. IS'o. *2 I O \cm biiri f i* certainly a striking contrast with the peojile want it so ; The frontispiece will appeal to the trout The book All those good dcesn’t suit some folks at terrible, itching diseases of the for it shows the N IV H C< *11XI K -1 I K I hi 1> Si usual of ocean all, fisher, eager angler on rapidity navigation. For but as for mt— skin that to make hie miserable for us Pain-Killer. help the with the rod at three months indeed she are opening day snapped had been “miss- I’m satisfied to keep the faith 1 got at moth- caused by external parasites. Doan’s BOSTON, M A and (raav Davis’.) the ferrule,and “Ten Miles From Town.’’ ing” her safe arrival was a matter of er’s knee. Ointment kills the parasite and cures the Hours, 12 to 2 Other hours l>\ ▲ Sure and Safe Remedy in caae An excellent illustrated on app astonishment. every E. in disease. never article “West- Leaving Japan for Amer- and kind of Bowel la [S. Kiser, Cleveland Leader. Perfectly harmless, fails. only. every Complaint ern Yachts and is devoted to ica, bad weather and wind* Designers,” October, 1 8'Ji'i. -1 *:,• contrary the white of Lakes Minne- wrought protracted detention and the Signs of Spring. Soured on Turkey. winged flyers tonka and White Bear. In “The Blood- wearisome voyage lasted 218 days. Pain-Killer. The hound and When the to rustle St. John alewives that are in the mar- IIis II. I’. Poore ELY’S CREAM BAT.M is a cure. Iif addition to the above is the Oakes, twigs begin Training,” positive This is a true statement and it can't be And the birds are ail a-bustle ket are much better eating than the most de- contributes a valuable addition to Apply into the nostrils. It is quickly absorbed. 50 Arthur Ritchie. which was 250 days from to made too or too Outing’s Hong Kong strong emphatic. On the bough; licious turkey. | Maine Farmer. kennel series. Maurice the cents at Druggists or by mail; samples 1 oc. by mail. this port and half the crew dead from dis- Thompson, 56 It is a safe and cure for When an azure sky discloses modern Robin ELY BROTHERS, Warren St., New York City'. ease and simple, quick Hood, is at home in his exposure. Then there is the Promise sweet of June with roses steamer ©•■fh# Rheumatism, treatment of “Woodland while Island, laden with sugar, which Cramps, On her brow; Archery,” was Colic, ©•Id* Ed. W. wields the facile of at to Neuralgia, When the brook that so Sandys pen Law, obliged burn large quantities of sang sadly Toothache. the in his THERE IS A CLASS OF Attorney Welcomes sportsman-naturalist PtOFLE the latter as a substitute for coal, the Diarrhoea, ©romp, every sunbeam, gladly outing with “Canoe and Gun.” Who are the use ! stock been exhausted. Frollicking; “The Modern injured by of coffee. Recently having Next is there has been in 1 the When to wood-songs’ subtle rhyming Liver Kite” and its possibilities is handled placed all grocery stores a new LIBERTY, MAINE. steamer Ills ably Rialto, which was burned at preparation called Grain-o, made of pure Countless echoes soft are H. Chadwick and a grains, the chiming, by Hunter, pleasing that takes the of coffee. The most sea, though crew escaped, but to this Old Times in Then it’s Like biliousness, dyspepsia, headache, consti- place delicate OFFICE IN CROCKETT S BLOCK. Phillips. spring. collection of minor sketches affords stomach receives it without and but few is added the unutterable fate of sour stomach, are scope distress, the | pation, indigestion promptly can tell it from coffee. It PROnPT ATTENTION TO I''s When clothes seem for all tastes. The fiction includes “Dona does not cost over 4 E# COLLECT steamer whose wreck with your dank and clinging cured Hood’s Pills. do their work Nazaire, the An old-time comes to the by They as much. ( hildren may drink it with great bene- * Shadageean And you cannot hear the Concepcion,” by Major Jno. and oss of nearly eighty culminates this aid of the writer of singing, Brook, fit. 15cts. ami 25cts per package. Try it. Ask lives, these menu its say- Since a cold a lor of ocean by “Likuku,” fascinating tale of Grain-o. li'nio. chapter horrors. that he remembers the Gave Congo- ing latter when he your head that buzz ecstatic, Land from notes There are at ten by May D. Hatch, by present ships missing was “a little He seems to When you throb with sharp, erratic and sass$ imp.” the late E. J. Clave. The editorial and as not one of them was “spoken” have made the Pains untold; boy’s acquaintance when record are and com- after the conclusion is that tin When good-natured folk assure departments strong House for Sale. sailing, y he came to the village to buy New Eng- you are lost. That know' what will cure plete. SALESMEN. In addition to these are land rum at ‘-two-and-six a they just you nearly gallon.” He Hood’s A and a half And and story house, located; a dozen smaller craft which are you bring easily thoroughly. pleasantly “given took the home in a at the fine view of Belfast ten rooms all finished AGENTS WANTED to soil the best Inn beverage keg A most harrowing melancholy Best after dinner OA8TOHIA. bay; up,” nut as a number of vessels have bottom a pills. fine cellar, water in nice of bag slung across his saddle friends who would be til hi- y-7 city house; garden, under Nursery Stock. Salary or commission. Cash reached ’Mongst your jolly— 25 cents. All shade port some of the and balanced a druggists. good cultivation, apple, pear, plum, trees, vanced for long overdue, by stone. [‘‘Native,” in Then it’s spring. etc. Nice expenses. Write for particulars. number be safe. Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. neighborhood. Inquire of may [New York Letter. Ph.llips M. C. THE It. G. Ma » Phonograph. | | Washington Star. The Pill to take with Hood’s DILWORTH, CHASE CO., Malden, only Sarsaparilla. Or C. B .HALL, Main St., Belfast. 44t 3ml2 THE WEEK. had two front teeth broken. Young men OF Winterport Town Report. f and of proper caliber to be students in such an Liquor Cigarettes. Wuispkiungs. A Con- institution should be above such rough SUMMARY OF ASSESSORS’ ACCOUNT. | The Reporter has for many years been v,r \isited the White House and practices.Harry F. rowdy Thomp- ILL State tax.$ 1,392 80 in favor of amendment of the a NOT prohibitory that nomi- son of member of the FAIL President CURE the Brunswick, TO County tax. 1,092 63 law so as to provide for the sale of spirit- be few and far between Democratic district committee, has writ- Raised by Town. 4,500 00 | uous liquors for medical purposes by scussion was well under ten a letter to II. W. Page, the secretary, Overlays. 355 09 | druggists under proper restrictions and ,m*. This means a declining to participate in a meeting of | long Total. limitations. This is not I bill has the the committee on account of the organiza- -...$ 7,340 52 law, however, ley passed and in towns where there are no but the Sen- tion's of silver aud last Cash tax real estate. $ 4,703 19 liquor | -entatives, support Bryan there is no Or, Cash tax estate.. 33 agents way for the legal sale of fall.The annual reunion of Greene’s personal 1,417 1 iate will take its graduates Nervura the Greatest and body, 488 Poles at $2.50 each. 1,220 00 liquors for medical purposes. This is a which how- of the Coburn Classical Institute who re- .sure, must, | feature of law that weakens rather than ,,e tiuance committee for side in Boston and was held \ vicinity Total.$ 7,340 52 strengthens it and some time it will be idonaud amendment_ March 2(’> evening at the Thorndike. Dr. C. | Grandest in the World, Percentage on cash tax, 11 4-10 changed. Uutil it is, a town like Skow- l it-'is and four re presen ta- C. Sheldon of Lynn presided at the Remedy mills. hegan should have a legal business w hich the ban- liquor agency. j in Speaker Reed’s room meeting preceded Highway tax. 4,000 00 [Somerset Reporter. i.ied to ask for two con- quet. These officers for the ensuing year Percentage, 6 6-10 mills. district. Thee were elected: Allen *P. Poll tax, $1 00. cessional President, Soule, If we can from our ex- State Prison and 3 04 judge anything nv on all matters of Boston; M. L. Somer- Chaplain Eminent Clergy- Supplementary tax.$ | ap- Secretary, Getchell, perience with the prohibitory liquor law, the is no more ville; Executive Committee, Mrs. F. W. man VALUATION. PROFESSOR J. 31. MINION. | expense Pronounces Dr. Greene’s Nervura the law just passed by the legislature pro- I the office from Bateman, Chelsea, H. W. Noyes of Bos- Real estate, resident.$389,300 00 Augusta hibiting the sale of cigarettes in this State Profess r Mum on that 90 ton. a Real non-resident. 00 says per cent, of th v. will ask to have After the banquet Mr. Sheldon Priceless Boon to estate, 23,160 is are | they Humanity. It Cures destined to fall far shoit of the purpose people miserable on account of some disease restored.The Presi- called upon S. W. of of the stomach. He claims his Johnson, principal j of its authors. can be sold Dyspepsia remedy the $412,520 00 Cigarettes will cure all gave their first the institute, who spoke on the work and People. with positively forms of indigestion and | M.’Kiuley less danger of found out than stomach such as of the school. It is at Personal estate, 00 being trouble, rising of food, distrese he White House March progress present resident.$124,206 anti the demand for them after eating, shortness of Personal estate, non-resident. 293 00 liquor, will breath, palpitation and ainer. followed an in- in a nourishing condition and the present come all affections of the heart caused | by from quarters generally more re- by indigestion freshman class is the in the wind on the stomach, bad taste, offensive breath to which the cabiuet cir- largest history No doubt what the $124,499 00 spectable. law loss of appetite, faintness or weakness of the t iie with of the institution, President Butler of | diplomatic corps, .specially aims at is to stop the sale of stomach, headache from indigestion, soreness of on the condition of the the Hives of the Senate and Colby spoke Total.$537,019 00 cigarettes to minors, but whether the stomach, coated tongue, heartburn, shooting of their fami- pains of the stomach, constipation, the ladies college. [ Revenue of the town from all wholesale was the best dizziness, prohibition way faintness and lack of energy, cold feet, poor cir- her were invited, to culation friends, sources..$ 14,314 54 accomplish that is doubtful. Expe- and nervousness. It tones up the system, at the dinner. At General Neal Dow Honored. the served Expeditures. 10,317 93 rience will tell. A high license with strengthens nerves, enriches the blood, and forms a new coating in worn-out stomachs or those is a tumbler for ice water Cash in Treasury. 20 78 absolute of sale to minors Temperance People ol West Grove, Pa., Cele- prohibition that have been impaired by physic or one for The Uncollected L. Clark... injurious apollinaris. brate His taxes, 3,696 98 would, we are inclined to have medicines. 63 Birthday Anniversary. Collected L. think, u of scarlet passion liow- unpaid, Clark... 182 45 worked more Prof. Munyon has a separate cure for each dis- The of General Tax satisfactorily. [Portland ease. with hand bouquets of ninety-third birthday deeds. 86 78 Press. At all druggists, mostly 25 cents a vial. Neal Dow of the venerable Non-resident Personal letters to Prof. for the ladies and Maine, tem- [ tax. 9 62 Munyon. 1505 Arch dley — street, Pa., answered with was celebrated the Philadelphia, free narcissus for the geutle- perance advocate, by Canada’s next governor general has al- medical advice for any.disease. VV. C. T. U. and the Good of $ 14,314 54 iiier to ex-Senator Dubois Templars ready been selected by the British colo- West Pa., March 19th and 20tli. STANDING OF THE TOWN. publicans of the Senate Grove, nial office. According to Mr. Laboucbere, The W. C. T. U. exercises on the 19th Uncollected taxes.$ 3,696 98 editor .ed itself into an import- of London Truth the Earl of Ab- consisted of a musical and Unpaid tax collected. 182 45 01 the to be literary pro- erdeen will return to next policy pur- Due on about. England year, gram and a brief address by Mr. F. W. : dog license, 100 (X) and will be ,:ty with reference to the succeeded in the Dominion Gowen of Maine on “Neal Dow and His i the Duke of Leeds. The result was a prac- $ 3,979 43 by George Godolphin Life Work.” At tiie close of the pro- ! u to stand in the way of Osborne, nintli Duke of Leeds, will next refreshments were served. The 1 LIABILITIES. ilie hill into law.The gram year celebrate the seventieth the Good Due for 12 anniversary to offer the following evening Templars schools.$ 1,642 of his birth. lie is thus nineteen led position clock. years held a special public meeting and a good winding 25 00 tile senior of tile «. many to Andrew D. on tax. present governor general. to to an Unpaid county 292 63 audience assembled listen address Lord Aberdeen was ok. It is believed that Town orders. 405 10 appointed to his post NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY by Mr. Gowen on “Neal Dow and the in if made, will be very Water Co, for Dec. 1896. 83 33 May, four years ago. Maine Law.” The West Chester nan-American citizens Daily Abatement order outstanding.... 5 00 Local News gave the of Discounts for 1896. -;ate.".In response to following report 1S4 95 the address: Due Free Library. 100 00 •aker Reed, the Secre- TRY GRAIN-0! TRY GRAIN-0! SILVERWARE. other Mr. Gowen said: Salary due L. Clark, Collector_ ISO 18 an order to Among things :..is issued Estimated Ask your Grocer to-day to show you a package of “l am proud to have known Neal Dow outstanding bills. 200 00 eumanding the North Grain o, the new food drink that takes the place from boyhood and t<> have been associat- to visit Portland this "f coiTee. The children ed with him in $ 3,118 31 may drink it without in temperance work in Maine, Assets above We As it is expected Liabilities. 861 12 jury as well as the adult. All who it, like it. Can Fit Your > long as the word prohibition shall be try Eyes.' tnaiioiivres will take Grain o has that rich seal brown c if the people falling surplus from last most delicate stomach receives it without dis surprising seems You can see what of the world. It to me this even- year is more than aeeounted for when we you inland should be large tress. 1-4 the price of coffee. l” Building. :I cm for their poorest \ courtesy Ui v. 1). C. or Corrected to conform P. O. Square. State in the American but Easton, Chaplain the New II vjii’siiiuk State Prison. to present says the New York nation, to-day, k'er before in medical annals lias is the of health atul 241 54 of the under prohibition, the country portions] any giver strength—it makes Raised ng siory sports- medicine received such and tin* sick by town. 2,200 00 It is ol the State are free from the wide-spread praise well. certainly disheartening to a pa- H. J. LOCKE & SON. c the absolutely Received from Jan. 1897.. 00 departing Bangor endorsement from physician^, druya:i>ts and Here is the advice to use Dr. Greene’s Ner- State, 1, 1,882 tient to find that the sale of and we are now one of the treatment he is *s of the is gat together, people as be.'towed up m yu.u trom Rev. 1). C. Ka>ton of Concord. N. for a disease most aud .States of Total School fund for given is more disastrous a. and he with a neat prosperous wealthy ti e irreat cupt of disease. Dr. Greene's NVrv- 11.. Cimp’am of the N**\v State 1890.$ 5,082 20 the Hampshire than the disease itself. Such is the had the backwoods Union. ura blood and nerve remedy. It and Prison, and Pa-t (». A. R. Wages and hoard of teachers and purities Chaplain Depart case, with the usual “In General Dow is rather short Dirorates the blood, rich, red ments of X. H. however, treat- > Miss Cornelia '1'. ligure, making ]>ure, and It. 1.. who is the most janitors.,5 8,092 50 b o ment for diseases of the blood. and stout. His head is while his id. and it is therefore the grandest of blond prominent < ami Ciinstian worker in FuhI. 10102 given > 1." a handsome large, Xrgyman very medicines. It of the eyes are gray. Excellent health has made yives life, stremrili, energy, Xe-v Kngbuid. lie sa\ s: Transportation scholars. 180 50 Notwithstanding great progress ir. a star and rreseent and to made in his clear and beautiful, and 1-ower vmor the brain and nerves and ‘•Dr. Greene's Xenura Mood and nerve many branches of medicine, !. The complexion h-nee is the guides say they itivaiest n"r'e tonic, brain iuviy- remedy has been used in my with sat- $ 4,040 08 the doctors have failed to up to a few years ago he had uot a decay- family absolutely New York and New o.ant and nerve restorative ever before know n isfactory results. I am now using it find a successful ed tooth in his head, lie is neat- myself treatment for blood •ft the always in the world's history. It banishes headache, and have also friends who have been Unexpended school 12 GEO, W, garden regret- persona! fund.$ 1,042 poison, and the diseases a soft dark and backache, many having BURGESS, m*w as ly dressed, wearing hat, neuralgia, rheumatism, and has thus cured it and a»ert that it is a Schoolliouse repairs. 58 02 ami again they by priceless their in the blood. ♦♦♦ he has made it a for at the demonstrated itself to bj the surest and boon for origin They give ««« last, look- practice years quick- suffering humanity.” POOR. lingering est but one kind of know close of an address of for a bowl pam reliever in existence. It cures stomach, Use Dr. Greene’s Xen ura blood and nerve medicine, they ..it'vver is having built a calling Total co3t of off but one of milk ami crackers aud liver, kidney and female complaints with a remedy now and get well. Dr. Greene's Ca- poor farm.$ 105 90 treatment, and whether in is iu de- slowly eating Cost of on quite unique which is and nil- thartic Pills are the for poor farm. 400 01 the form of or the the same while with positive certainty unequaled perfect pills bilious- powder, pill liquid, : JOB bottomed boat. In the chatting pleasantly and lias PRINTER, f rivaled, which caused weak, nervous, ness ami constipation. Dr. Greene, 34 Temple doctor’s prescription is always the ♦ ♦ > friends. In to retire for the cost of tit two preparing tired out, run dow n and debilitated Total poor.$ 571 91 ♦♦♦ m«*m*mm* m compartments sleepless, Place, Boston, Mass., the most successful phy- same—potash or mercury. his arms, and limbs were rub- sufferers to off with the sides made night body everywhere recognize I)r. Greene's sician in curing disease, can be consulted free, ROADS AND BRIDGES. Too much cannot be said of the harm- bed with coarse towels,his room Nervura blood and nerve as indeed in or letter. There is no ugh the bottom of the thorough- remedy person by charge General road bills.§ 480 08 ful and disastrous effectsof these aud then he would lie down to tii’ ivin? of Medicines. whatever for examination or ad- drugs. -mall holes will be bored ly aired, consultation, Rankin 18 Dr. Greene's is the bridge. 45 The doctors are unable to rid the House Me, and rest. His manners are Nervura best medicine vice. and the price of the medicines is so low as Cove sys- Opera Block, Belfast, 1 *t to run in and out. sleep dignifi- bridge. 891 44 tem of the possible to take because it cures the to a cure within reach of all. poison, and direct their ed, and he is a people—it place positive Bartlett bridge. 48 42 t utments will be for live yet simple, very pleasant efforts toward the to converse with. Colson covering up symp- t for the fish gentleman bridge. 21 87 i keeping Tibbetts toms from view. There is but one ef- ! “Grand old prohibition hero and veter- One Hundred Doses One Dollar is pecu- bridge. 149 02 \ ng as one wishes. It is Society Initials. feet to be obtained from and CARDS, an of the War of the Rebellion,” contin- liar to and true only of Hood’s Twining bridge. 17s si potash makes a novel way of Sarsaparilla. bottle POSTERS, It is economy to Hood’s. Meadow bridge. 25 U0 mercury—they up the poison W. ued the speaker, with buy Something That May Happen Anywhere to all of BILE ...Game Warden T. eloquence, “long Stephen Clark 15 00 and dry it up in the but it HEADS, will we Us. bridge. system, arrested celebrate the day in honor of A sworn return: “How foolish of you to oft recently must be remembered that they dry up LETTER HEADS, your name and life work. Long will we envy Mrs. Glitter her jewelry. Why, the They had exchanged owelltown, for illegally barely greetings S 1,278 14 the marrow in the bones at the same PROGRAMS, renew the struggle for wife, children and whole trumpery lot together isn’t worth but when the man in the ulster exclaimed: \\ applying lumber camps in WINTERPORTSCHOOL REPORT. time, the vital- PAMPHLETS, w hich can uot •540. “George Johnson! Who told you “I gradually consuming He was be- home, fail. Of such a man say, George, I'm I met gum. brought so?" “I saw it on the assessor's blank." mighty glad Amount of school raised ity. Those we love to re money disfiguring copper-colored st’.i-c tlit* say: you. We’ just organizing a new the at Moose Head Inn [Cleveland Plain Dealer. society by town...§ 2 200 (X) splotches are but indications of worse can cover his fame —the R. T. Y. and U.—and I want to Amount of school It March 27th. and was eon* “‘Nothing high hut give money received results to follow. No sooner has is a luckier than the heaven ; Friday day Saturday you an of in on the from the State. ng one deer. He paid a line opportunity getting i ;?82 00 taken on the full effects of this And all kinds of Legal Printing No set off his memories especially to get over a cough on. Because Amount raised for system e costs. J. F. of pyramids ground floor.” repairs upon Sprague Rut the it is a sooner. Use Adamson’s Botanic powerful drug than that suppleness neatly and promptly done. 7tt eternal substance of his greatness. day “What do the initials staud schoolhouses. 100 00 ired foi the State.A Balsam and that within for?” asked and of the To which we leave him.' Cough stop barking Amount raised for free text books 50 00 elasticity joints gives way 1 the man with the fur short lobsters was made by a week. cap. Number of to a stiffness, followed bv the At the close of his address Mr. Gowen “Stand for!” legal scholars, 508. racking ''■'h aboard tin* lobster exclaimed the man in the pains of rheumatism. The form read a letter which he had received “It’s a real pleasure to me to give you ulster. “Stand for! After giving a summary of the work of grad- ( apt. B. Davis, just Why they stand for Henry from General Dow. It read anything,” said he, as he forced the the various The fishermen thus: bouquet the society, of course. We just the schools the Superintendent con- California nti> into her hand. “Stop,” she replied, hand- put in a hat a cludes as follows: Oranges, March 1.S97. and let i:iy at large are anticipat- Portland, Me., 1(1, ing back the are like all the alphabet blindfolded Mr F. W. Gowen flowers, “you iPOTASHj *■ *■ Dear Sir:—Yours man them g 1 this —My rest of the men. All care for is pick out—the regular way, [n reviewing tile work uf the school FRESH AMI spring's sport of the 12th you your you year SWEET. inst. ree'd. With the demands own know. If it «.•», to the fact of the pleasure. Take the I cannot you up be I just ended, is to me that I can time at it is flowers; speak quick may gratifying upon my present impossible for consent can note MERCURF an i hi to encourage such selfishness.” work you in as a charter member.” improvement. The schools have been ing the winter me to more than thank for you your kind better attended anil a desire fur m i [Boston Transcript.” “Has the aims?” better and 'i hit ion of letter, and to the tliat the oc- society any particular fishing express hope mure thorough work has been manifested casion to The Best “A book full of them. I don’t recall -^CHOICE CHOCOLATES, The scollop lisher- which you refer may subserve the Family Cathartic. and of by parents pupils. i -it have stocked cause in which you are interested. For a home Hood's any them now, but we have them all The sb,000 general medicine, Pills teachers also have manifested a de- ALL FLAVORS. an Very truly yours, are were for written out and intend to have them sire to Isle IIaut lobster unequalled. They prepared print- advance with the times, aud keep Neal Dow. use and have been found ed when we ■my busy getting ready family they entire- get money enough. It’s to be themselves well informed in educational 1 ly wherever one of The letter was then the satisfactory they have been these fraternal to methods. This lias been done at- * * '.lig. passed through used. organizations by study, Pure Their sale has extended one teachers’ Candies, audience, so those present could witness gradually help another—help one another enter- j tending meetings, teachers’ insti- until the demand for them leads the and •• to-day tain each tutes, the latest Keane <»t the supe- the handwriting of the illustrious ab- other, my wife says, and that : reading educational trade to look upon Hood’s Pills as “the com- publications. 11liton State lias decid- stainer. isn’t half bad for a woman. You’d better Roasted ing pill.” They relieve and cure so many A partial change was made in text books Freshly Peanuts, < who have secured >!'lo troubles that are a whole medi- join.” last but as the sum they really year, raised this year for ALL A r THE LOWEST Mate the cine chest. are “I don’t believe I can do FRICKS. during past Decision in a Steamboat Case. They mild and yet efficient. it,'’ replied text hooks had to lie used to pay for those the man in ■Kamists. that the fur cap, “You bought last the was Dining Mother (reprovingly:) “You shouldn’t doubtfully. year, change not com- waits of eastern States Tlie know I’m a I). F. G. H. now.” pleted, but as many of the old books are following rescript has been received make light of marriage, my riAYO & daughter.” worn out aud are WHITE, the purpose of secur- from tlie law court: “[ it’s all “Oh, well, that doesn’t cut nearly unfit for use, it Daughter (indignantly:) think any figure. will 1 F m a be necessary the to raise a after having obtained ss. to make of a match." C. V. B. and a U. I. O. of P. coming year, Knox, right light [Yale my- sum 9A> sufficient for this purpose. We are Hij;li Street, Belfast. s they have returned to H. T. .Jones and T. Record. self. I squared it all with my wife George Rogers vs. by get- obliged to furnish our schools with free and remarried. In all tlie Viualhaven Steamboat Co. ting her interested and she has now Opposite Amreican Express Office. o After using a 10-cent trial size of Ely’s join- text books. where second mar- ed the T. G. B., the X. S. W. and the The •Ids, Rescript, WTiitehouse, J—It is well set- Cream Balm you will be sure to buy the 50 Q. schoolliouses in No. <1 and No. 12, are K'-n inside of six tled U. J. M. I’ve also to in bad condition aud place law that in an action by a firm for a cent size. Cream Balm has no equal in promised join the something must lie ...THE... decree of divorce was catarrh and cold in I. K. L. and W. C. V. Z. next week.” done on these before partnership claim, a demand against one curing head. Ask your buildings another win- so for it or send 10 cents to us. Still the man in the ter, as they are unfit for school use. arty marrying is guilty of the partners is not a druggist fur cap shook his individually legal ELY 50 I take this to decision is based an or BROS., Warren St., N. Y. I head. opportunity thank Messrs. upon proper set-off, and conversely in an City. I suffered from Catarrh three years; it Ellery Bowden, Geo. A. Cole and H. J. "t the law which holds action hv one of tlie firm got “My wife is a S. C. and a D. for his individu- so bad I already Q. M. 1) members could not work ; I used two bottles X. A.” he Webber, of our school & "<1 of six months after a al a ‘but she said when SWAN SiBLEY CO. demand the firm can- said, I claim, against of Ely’s Cream Balm and am entirely well; join- board, for counsel and assistance rendered • d in that State thedivorc- ed the Y. J. O. R. K. last week not be oil'set. I would not be without it.—A. C. Clarke, that that me during tile year. JOBBERS OF made the sixth and six was legally marry again. The case shows that one member of 341 Shawmut Ave., Boston. enough for a man of domestic well knowm .throughout the firm was treasurer of the habits. You see, this GRAIN. plaintiff “This man nominated for is a Hay, the Eng- doesn’t include the Yachts and Boats. driver and trainer, died defendant company, and bad in his card clubs, and it is lish mission, was once a poet, I believe," re- M dohnsburv, March as of tlie de- really becoming quite difficult to FEED. Vt., bands, treasurer, money marked one Senator to another. "Yes, but keep The steamer 1 disease.The fendant Ji fails don’t track of them all.” Day Dream, owned by the Bright’s company. to appear say anything about it" was the reply. Point SEEDS and March if feel that Lookout Club of Isle an Haut. has House, 25th, reject- that he ever held this money in any other “What's the use of imperilling his chances “Oh, well, you way about it, all been taken out of her winter ually bends, the bones ache, while de- providing for the erection capacity than that of treasurer. He by raking up his record?” [Pittsburg right,” said the man in the ulster. quarters at Camden to be for and prema- ian or statue of “Most of us don’t think or got ready service. crepitude helplessness GROCERIES. military never received it or held it as a partner in Chronicle-Telegraph. ten twelve Capt. too Chapin is assisted turely take possession of the body. F. Butler on the State tlie fl rm. He never any many, but it is to by engineer Stubbs of plaintiff appropriated RHEUMATISM CURED IN A DAY. your right Under this it is but a short ol Salt. draw the line Bucksport. treatment, Importers Boston. The committee’s it or to it to at less if you are not attempted appropriate the pro- step from and health to a pair was hi to 38. “Mystic Cure” for Rheumatism and Neu- gressive to with vigor Dialers in th.i rt list -i ulity of accepted, payment of this partnership debt. There enough keep up the The Crieliaven correspondent of the of crutches. With this wreck of the cures in son of President Eliot of had never been ralgia radically 1 to 3 days. Its times. When it becomes the Rockland any agreement that it proper Courier-Gazette H. D. often comes of the hair action the is remarkable and says: system falling j \ died March 25th. lie should be so upon system thing for a man to affix the initials appropriated. The de- of his Crie has just finished a small and loss of mysterious. It removes at once the cause societies building eyebrows, finger nails, Anthracite and ~ . ! t lie landscape fendant’s claim cannot be allowed to his name, however, as some boat which he has sold to gardening by way and the disease immediately disappears. Edward Erick- and decay of the bones—a condition Olmstead and Eliot of of set off or scientists do now, feel son to ul, recoupment or on the The first dose greatly 75 cents. you’ll mighty be used for most horrible. This is no overdrawn ground benefits; small.” lobstering.—Steamer j .The Greater New of Sold A. A. s [Kansas Star. Grace was Blacksmith payment. by How. & Co. Druggists, Bel- City Morgan here the 21st at lob- picture, for the world to-dav is full of LOBiSa is been signed the for the for fast. sters.—Steamer Carrie by gov- .Judgment plaintiff $1,972.lli Iy8. & Mildred of Port- these hobbling mercurial wrecks. BORDERS PROMPTLY TILLED. darter now to the goes with iulerest from the date of the writ. A land called here for lobsters last week.— Blood Poison is the most Very ambitious: “Did you say that boy precise description. Willie Washing- Contagious ; w York, Brooklyn and Littlefield for for de- ton had Albert Hall and Peter plaintiffs. Fogler of yours was ambitious?" “Ambitious! just said something in the way of an Capt. Mitchell have horrible of all diseases, and has been ■i'i. ,'iT Front St., BW/'tsf, He. iy for their fense. effort to be taken their boats approval. Well, I should say! Why that boy does amusing. “What did you think from winter quarters appropriately called the curse of man- Kansas are excit- of that?” he greatly nothing but sit down all day and think of inquired ingeniously. “It was and have them at moorings in the harbor kind. Until the of S. S. S., TELEPHONE 4-«. Ilf the capital.” “Du discovery mg by Attorney General great things lie’s going to do!" [Phila- you think so?” “I am sure for the first to baf- i j of ready day go fishing. Capt. it was incurable. It has always anti-trust law Spring Requires delphia North American. it; borrowed capital.” Star. just passed [Washington John Erickson of sloop L. fled the doctors, and it is in this dis- That the impurities which have accumulat- Fanny brought ure is applicable to labor For Over in the first catch. and ed in vour blood the winter Fitly Years. spring ease that the evils of mercury \ii effort will to during shall lie be made An Old and are most because promptly aud thoroughly expelleil jf good Wkll-Tkied Remedy.— Mrs. Frank P. Wood of potash common, h mice.J. d. Blouin, a Winslow’s Bangor has purchas- health is expected. When the warmer Soothing Syrup lias been used for these drugs are given in such large Newton $. Lord & ed of the "«le the one- CASTORIA over Perry estate, the Co., st, against weather comes these impurities are liable to fifty years by millions of mothers for Philadelphia, doses in an effort to counteract the ■ March He covered 2d manifest their children while with schooner-yacht Telfer, and E. S. Trask 2Tth. themselves in various ways aud teething, perfect While they succeed in bottling ! often For success. It soothes will leave in a few for New poison. heating Leslie’s Chicago lead to serious illness. Unless the Infants and Children. the child, softens the days York to the in the it all the vessel to up poison system, always 23 miles and 4 which blood is rich and pure that tired will gums, allays pain, cures wind colic, and : bring Bangor. The Telfer is 1 laps, feeling is the best breaks forth again, attacking some* SAIL alHict you, your appetite will fail and remedy for Diarrhoea. Is pleas- ; 48.2 feet long, 14.9 feet beam. 0.9 feet MAKERS, .The lb steamers in the yon ant to delicate the mouth; will find "all run down is OB the taste. Sold in organ, frequently n t he coast of Newfoundland yourself Hood’s by druggists every hold and registers 23.17 tons net. She ^ tones and every part of the world. cents a bot- and throat, filling them with eating! I And Successors to J. \V. Frederick & Co., as 1 Sarsaparilla strengthens the sys- Twenty-five was the 2 is less than a steamer tle. Its formerly schooner-yacht Wivern, ! year tem, drives out all impurities and makes wrappor. value is incalculable. Be sure and sores. S. S. S. is the only known cure.' sst record for 100 ask for Mrs. Winslow’s and was built in Boston in 1809. She was t years. pure, rich, healthy blood. Hood’s Soothing Syrup, and for this terrible disease. \ Sarsapa- take rebuilt some was Association of Democratic rilla is tlie one true blood no other kind. years ago and recently of purifier aud tlie “The Institute of the East” for the It is the same in other diseases k -sl Keeley refitted at a cost of o*d a call to all Dem- best spring medicine. Be sure to get $0,000. She is said to Ship Chandlers, Ship Brokers, j general only cure of the Liquor and Morphine habit3, is “I’m handling a scientific work now,” the blood. Scrofula, Eczema, Cancer, Mes of the Hood’s. located at said be a good sailer and a fine sea boat, and country asking North Conway, N. H. We have the book agent. “What is it?” “A Rheumatism, all are given the same AND DEALERS IN 1 no has excellent accommodations for cruis- | Inate the 154th birthday of branch Institute. 13w9. treatise on wind as a motive force in finance treatment by the physicians—mercury 1 Electric Ritters. — the 13th of Bryan’s book, you know.” ing parties. The yacht was once owned set Tents, Awnings, Cart Covers, derson,on April, An American Answer. The Good [Philadelphia and potash, and the result as above • Electric Bitters is a medicine Boy: North American. a Mr. Wales of with as to each of them be suited for by Boston, whom forth is the same. may but “Let’s see, Joshua was not an American always Duck, Cordage, Paints,\tc. auy season, perhaps more generally Mr. Wood’s father was at one time asso- needed in the was he?” The Bad Boy: if he had Belief In Six Boars. We offer a remedy purely vegetable, Spring, when the languid ex- “No; ciated in business. Mr. Wood been, he would have told th sun to a thinks of in its harmless in hausted feeling prevails, when the liver is get Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases powerful effect, yet No. 31 Front St move on itself.” Commercial relieved in six renting his tine summer house at Castine S. S. , Belfast, Me |. MvfTKiis. David II. Knowlton torpid and sluggish and the need of a tonic [Cincinnati hours by the “New Great every way. For fifty years S. Tribune. this season aud on ami alterative is felt. A South American Kidney Cure.” This new living board the Telfer. has been blood from M i'ij, honorary secretary of the prompt use of this curing diseases, remedy is a on News. and a medicine has often averted loug and T. F. Ex-Postmaster of great surprise account of its [Bangor Daily the most violent to the mildest case, „ [ ••',>|>l<>gical Society widely perhaps Anthony, Promise i' fatal bilious fevers. No medicine will act “l exceeding promptness in relieving pain in It is ulturalist, has been appoint- City, Iowa, says: l>ought one bottle of the after all other treatment failed. more in and bladder, kidneys, back and every part of The dies hard but that she Honest the board of to surely counteracting fleeing ‘Mystic Cure’ for Rheumatism, and two sailing-ship and one sof judges tlie from tlie the urinary in male or female. It guaranteed purely vegetable, system malarial poison. Head- doses of it did me more good than any medi- passages is dying the latest from i! prize* at the horticultural ex- relieves retention of figures Lloyd’s thousand dollars reward is offered for ache, Indigestion, Dizziness cine I ever took.” Sold A. A. water and pain in pass- In craft ! at Constipation, by Howes & it prove. 1892 depending upon the to the It is a real ":7. Hamburg, Germany_ yield to Electric Bitters. fifty cents ■Co. Belfast. ing almost immediately. If you want proof contrary. Only Druggists, Iy8. wind for propulsion constituted 24 per blood for real blood rive committee of the Maine per bottle at Kilgore & Wilson’s quick relief and cure this is your remedy. remedy troubles, Medicine. J, City Drug An Sold A cent, of the of in the n s Association held a meet- Store. Infallible Rule. Brobson: “Uncle by A. Howes & Co., Druggists, Bel- output ship yards and never fails to cure Contagious a man Me. United last Hand, March 24th. Stayles is from whom I have expec- fast, | y 27 Kingdom; year they fftrmed Blood Poison, Scrofula, Eczema, Rheu- Repre- but I 4 cent. We till prescriptions as tations, you know; see_I’m alienating less than per Steel holds undis- matism, or other disease exactly ii wru present from R. C. Joiner, Allen p O Hillsdale Pleasant to and instant in Cancer, any Deering, Co., him by not laughing at the right iu his take, positive as constructive for they are written by the physi- Hath and place its in puted sway material, of the blood. If have a blood dis- Lewiston. The plan Midi., says: "Nothing gave my rheumatism stories. How am results, fact, the best cough medicine you i^ I to manage?” Clair: 99.3 cent, of the steam and cian, and never substitute a tlie such relief as Dr. Thomas’ in the Dr. Wood’s per tonnage ease, take a which will not y State muster in Portland quick Eelectric “Why, it’s dead easy; get close to world, Norway Pine remedy' ij' Oil.” enough 90.2 per cent, of the were Beware of don’t cheaper or inferior drug: for the week of the New fair him so he can nudge uck. Syrup. sailing tonnage injure you. mercury ; i(|H” England you.” [l built of it. it launched one desired. You what *‘"''d and favorably considered_ France, seems, do violence to your system. Don’t get get you CASTOniA. OASTOniA. the largest seven of 3,800 bottled pay for every time— PI BE AND ''resident Hyde in suspending 20 “Does your husband sympathize with the sailing vessels, up! 11 *h« fie- tons or tho the Dunker- AT THE LOWEST PRICE. students Greeks?” “He does indeed he has named it on over, bigest being Our books on blood and skin dis- u for hazing a Freshman liaile ; 111 " two of our new and every que, of 8.O0O tons. Germany turned out will be mailed free to ad- led. The victim of the outrage tiguton pups Alpha Omega.” eases, any of [Chicago Record. viapptd four ships. [The Syren. dress. Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. POOR & SON, Druggists. SEARSPORT LOCALS. Prospect Ferry. Mrs. Orrilla McMann who spent the winter in Massachusetts, ar- Rev. R. G. Harbutt is at Clifton Springs, rived home last Saturday and will spend the K. Y., for medical treatment. summer with her daughter, Mrs. W. D. Har- Indies' missionary reading at the Congl. riman-Frank Harding is working for E. Millinery W. in next afternoon. Grindle the store-Miss Orianna Opening. parsonage Friday Harding visited friends in Bucksport and Sears Lodge, I. O. O. F., conferred the de- Bangor last week_Miss Nicia Kingsbury grees on three candidates last Friday even- of Frankfort visited at Mrs. Jessie Harding’s ing. last week-A certain lady in this placo Thursday 15 and at the Church April contribution it Monthly Congl. and^Friday, does not think it is safe to go calling and next A liberal sum is needed for Sunday. leave your horse unhitched. current expenses. We shall open for inspection an assortment of Morrill. Herman Woods started for Felker of Hudson arrived James Saturday Montana last week. Will Woodbury left to attend the funeral of his brother, and re- TRIMMED HATS and for Chicago March 22d.... Chester Marden, BONNETS turned by steamer Monday. which cannot he who set up his shingle as a jeweler here a excelled in this city. | Sehs. Columbia and A. J. sailed Whitney short time since, has removed to Unity.... ____ I side by side for Rockland last Saturday, Many are yet on the sick list, some very both loaded with kiln wood. POWDER sick and others just convalescing. J. R. Steamer City of Bangor will make three Mears has so far recovered as to be in his Absolutely Pure 1Fanny UVUUUlflnnik week, April 12th, touch- usual place as Supt. of the Sunday school We most cordially invite the trips per beginning Celebrated fm its UI1UJ great leavening last ing at this landing every trip. strength and healthtulness. Assures Sunday. Geo. Collins, Harley Phinney, the food against alum and all forms S. W. Kendall, Mrs. Linda Hatch, Mrs. Mar- A. F. SOUTHWORTH. R. A. Georgia and Evie Ford, who have been of adulteration common to the cheap FRENCH brands, royal harinc garet Woods, Mrs. J. W. Cross, Mrs. W. T. friends in Massachusetts and Con- powder co., MISS DOCK HI visiting NEW t> Id, MILLINER. YORK. Cressey are among the many confined to the necticut, returned home Saturday. house by la grippe-A petition is being Rev. G. S. Mills of Belfast will at preach East Seaksmont. Mr. and Mrs. Everett largely signed for a town meeting April 12. the Church next. lumber, $5.25, Soli Celia Sa- Congl. Sunday morning, Simmons spent Apri1 4th with her aunt, The calls for a warrant Spanish gold. K., petition containing tilia. River to Boston, lumber, $4.75. Seh. \Ym. and at the Harbor in the afternoon. Mrs. Leroy Marriner.Ernest Piper of some 10 or 12 articles. The principal one is E. Downes, Fernandina to New York, ties. 14 1-2 _bokn. cents Sell. Anna Pendleton, Fe: liandina to Fall F. -J. Shaw took the first salmon from his Belfast was at Otis Wellman's, April 1st_ to see if the town will vote to build a new Deity In River, lumber, $4.37 1 2. 75 m. feet j>er day load- Iiluehill, .Mai ! \ island weirs Monday, It weighed 21 lbs. Capt. Rodney Witherspoon and wife of schoolhouse for school No. 5. It is ing, and 50 in. feet discharging. Seh. F. C. Pen- John W. Duffy, a son. v thought Dcfi-y. in dleton. Brunswick to Providence, t. Iiluehill. Mar. ! ami was to Boston markets. Camden with Mrs. some that lumber, p. shipped spent Sunday Henry by many who voted against this Seh I'reston E a v SUBORNS Charles E. Raymond, Lead'letter’s Island to Dully, d-.ught* \ Chases, New Ditoss. In William Wilder at the annual have seen the error York, stone, Oil cents. Sell. Anna P. Chase, Stonington, \| ! Captains J. I*. Butnam ami A. B. Colson Mahoney-Mrs. spent meeting Mrs. Philadelphia to Boston, pipe, si.90. Soli. s. .), Jordan .1. Gross, a son. April 1st with Mrs. Albert Marriner.... a and will Gkindi.e. have bought the commanding interest in of such course heartily support Lindsley, Eddyviile to Belfast, cement. IS cents. In Bliuhill, Teas Mrs. \ij Package Sell. Richard a sun. Donnell has a week in Lin- new have Lunet, Perth Amboy to Bangor, coal, 00 Grindle, schooner Rhode Island, now at Providence Joseph spent the move for a schoolhouse. Some Lou cents. Sell. Mary Stewart, same. Sell. A. F. Kind- ell. In Bucksjmrt, V < the f his Mrs. Alma could the old brick Mrs. a 1 Mr. and Mrs. who eolnville, guest aunt, thought they patch up burg, South Amboy to Bangor, coal, 75 cents. Sylvaults Lowell, son Raymond Grant, have Orloff. Pekoe. Koh-i-noor. Seal Brand. Mills, in Young.. .Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Arnold of schoolhouse, which is about ready to tumble Orange Frkiohts. The "Freight Circular of Brow n A Belfast, Apnl been the with ( ■ spending winter their sou in ! Formosa o., New \ ork, reports for the week ending April George Sherman Mills, a Belfast were in town March the and force the 80 in the Central Ceylon English Japan. 3d: There has Mitchell. In Penobsi i. m Boston, returned steamer Penobscot, last .'51st, guests down, pupils been fmtlier impiirv and a fair by and business in Mis Fred li a son of his Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Arnold. district to attend school there. The room Ooloong. India. Breakfast. completed tonnage fer case.oil to far Mitclie.il, parents, is, Eastern Timjbtts. In week. ports, though to Calcutta and'Java sev- Camden,! M> .Hollis Lamb of Belmont is at A. J. in round numbers 24x23x8, with seats for 50. eral trades are a B. Tibbetts, a Most because reported at half to one cent be- daughter. Mrs. Duane of Look the Tea Economical, Purest and Best. low the j Zjlphy Harwick, Mass., and Donnell’s. The Board of Health condemned it last fall. for rates previously obtained. The market on tor of this class Mrs. Nathaniel Duane of Manchester, N. PC, Box Grocer's tonnage is regarded as barclv Stockton Unity. Sadie Hunt has to One Pound makes over 200 steady in tone, the feeling of that char- MARRIEL Springs. Mrs Charles Herri- gone Lawrence, Counter. .... Cups. buoyancy are the guests of Mr. ami Mrs. W. E. Grin- acterized the situation a short time since Inning man and son of to visit her sister-The in a ned at the House. Murray Liverpool, Eug., Mass., Progressive great, measure subsided. The tonnage offer- Searsport Auijott-Mc who have been visit,iug her brother, Mr. C. Whist Club met with Mr. and Mrs. James ings, however, continue moderate, but oil ship- INTIRE. In Ur pers have now a Meet under Carl W. Abbott and Mi- L Mrs. J. M. Burleigh of Berwick made a Swanvtlle. The school board met last ed to some one wlio knows more large engagement, X. Fletcher and went to March 26th. were about his and their of family, Portland Libby, Jr., There eight future requirements therefore can only Verona. short visit in town last, to Saturday afternoon and elected the follow- affairs than he does. Vie conjectured. The Australian-New' Ames Dayek. In North II week, returning last week to remain for an indefinite tables and all had a very time. Zealand period. enjoyable lines have mon W. her home rail teachers for the term: covered their necessities for some time, Ames of Vmalhavtu. by Saturday. She was ac- ing spring Dist. No Deer seem J ....Mr. Amos Treat is at home after an Sandwiches, cake, coffee and fruit were to be quite plentiful this spring hence there is very little inquiry from that de- of North Haven. her Mrs. Leib. 1 & 2, Miss Blanche Wallace; No. Miss partment. There has been no (ion Hmery. In companied by sister, absence of several H. A. served. Three ladies were present whose 3, about town. Four were seen further demand for Bucks]- months_Capt. together African E. (iott and ■ Julia No. Mr. Zenie tonnage during the interval, hut vessels Miss Abluc J Ei G. A. Bowen the on united was over six Chase; 7, Hartshorn; the are not says shingles the barn Hichborn, who has been spending the win- weight hundred_Ida brousing along roadside on Dickey’s openly offered for the voyage at any con port. No. Miss Callie Nickerson; No. cessions from rates. Kxowlton-Lord. In R- on tlie Cunningham farm are ter with his Dr. Herman and Whitehouse went to Portland last 8, May 9, Bluff, on the sand and in vari- previous Barrel oil freights sixty-five years son, Hichborn, week, point, singly continue and in Frank Knowlton and Mrs. : Miss Maud Knowlton. These are all new’ extremely dull, the absence of I. o-ld. The barn was built in 1832, and the family in Cambridge, Mass., arrived home where she has employment at dressmaking. ous sections of the town. They seem to business we quote nominally as before. The South Rockland. teachers, Mr. Hartshorn.Waldo American trade continues dull. Some were and hand shaved. He last _Dr. W. G. Fuller was in town last except the exceedingly shingles pine wreck-Miss Emily Overlook left by week. fully appreciate protection afforded them few orders are in market for Pomona will meet with Comet lumber from the the Grange Provinces to says barn is perfectly tight but the boat last week for Somerville, Mass., where He is repairing his cottages at Windermere by the law, and without fear or trembling the River Plate, but shippers’ re- DIED. next families of quirements are not of an charact r, hence have worn thin. she will resume Park-Hollis has been sick Grange Tuesday_The in urgent shingles very her millinery business_ Reynolds very freely trespass the orchards and con- they are unw to advance their Frank and Herbert returned illing ideas above $8 Warren and it was he could not Cunningham nibble the tender a 9 to Buenos and Rosario. From Barstow. In Camden. Mm \ The entertainment the “Dark Circle” Capt. Haskell went to Boston last thought recover, tentedly twiggs of the ap- Ayres Boston and by last from where (or; Portland two vessels have been taken George l'. Barstow, a natiw week....Mrs. Annie who has been but he is somewhat better at this Monday up-river, they tree in from during of Middlesex I. O. O. of Griffin, writing. ple perfect safety any violence the interval at. $8 to Buenos and 80 years. Lodge, F., Malden, spent the winter.... Miss Carrie Ayres, $8.50 a$9 the winter in Lowell and North -Helen Mae Vivian Ta- Wallace, that be the lords of to Rosario. There is little or no from the Benson* in Monroe, Man i. j Mass., becomes of interest when it is spending Thomas, Kelley, might attempted by inquiry 01 locally who has been with Mrs. W. E. Viulf; the last quotations were 12 to Mon- aged years and 20 days 1 ber and Leta went to stopping $11.50a known that E. Adams, Mass., arrived home Saturday_ Taylor Waterville creation, who silently stand by and smack tevideo and Buenos To Brazil Charm an. Ill M Harry Merithew, with Damm several to her Ayres. and other Bucksport. 1 banjo after two for weeks, returned South American Chapman, OH and Mr. Joseph Moulton has gone to Boston, Monday weeks’ vacation at home. their lips in vain for a tender slice of veni- countries there is momentarily aged years. ] solos songs, took a prominent in an Collins. In East I'nion. part home in Hampden last Sunday.Last absence of demand for either lumber or gen M.i i where lie has secured in a attend the Coburn Classical Institute. son that seems so near and so far from lins. 74 the minstrels. employment They yet eral tonnage. is wanted out aged years. $ Comet had a har- cargo Tonnage and Monday evening Grange home to the West Carlkton. In Mal- store-Mrs. Levi Griffin has been very ill -Roy Knight returned Saturday night their realization. How w'ell it is that it is Indies, but the advancing sea- Camden, A Daring son wife Rescue by a Little Girl. Iona vest feast and company from Granite Grange. and unsatisfactory rates prevailing arc ob- ley Carleton, of .Jedediali \ for several this is some- from where he has been and we weeks, but at writing Boston, studying so, hope the deer things will fully en- stacles to free negotiations. Lumber years. Nichols and Edna Black, who are very inti- -Mr. Gilbert of Monroe was in towui last tonnage Dit.f.. what improved-Mrs. Hattie Stevens music....Mr. H. H. Grant went to Boston joy every opportunity at their disposal be- from the South has been in fair demand, and In .Jackson, March mate little though arc aged 02 years. friends, aged respectively 13 and and will week canvassing for wall papers.Mrs, fore the law expires. strong efforts made to obtain more re- Fletcher, who has beeu in Saturday be absent about three munerative Di lev*. In March g. lo, went to the shore employed Belfast, returns, shippers appear able to se- Bluehill, fishing Thursday, and Abigail Nickerson is visiting friends in cure ot Mr. and Mrs. Preston E i is ill at the residence of Mr. Frank weeks-Mr. A. Knight of California is the Rev. G. A. Andrews held a meeting Sun- the vessels required upon the basis >d old Du Edna seriously rates. Dow. In Deer Man h 24 by some mis-step fell overboard from Searsport. day afternoon at the residence of Mr. Amos The coal trade continues quiet, with rates Isle, j Brown in that city. guest of his uncle, N. C. Knight.Porter low and aged 84 years, 4 months and 2 { the raft from which were Both Pendleton as a special privilege to Mr. and unsatisfactory. they fishing. Pittsfield. The women of to Baton. In Deer Isle, Mm j Hurd of this town is studying medicine with Pittsfield, Mrs. Pendleton as their advancement in girls retained tHeir of mind. Thorndike. H. M. Higgins has engaged aged 70 years. presence Iona be in fashion with the women of makes Dr. Cook... .Frank Ames of was neighbor- years their attendance at church Belfast Price Current. Et ller In Albany. New s at once seized iier liis years fertilizer of Charles who is Skowhegan ] little playmate and held Hogan, rather difficult. a number were Georgie E., wife of Duncan M in town and son ing towns and to keep up their reputation Quite pres- a Saturday Sunday... .Allie, her head above water until she had handling new grade of fertilizer which ent and Mr. Andrews officiated in his usual CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE JOl'RN'AI. years. The remains were take 1 oppor- for had to have a town Maine, for of Horace Mitchell, met with a severe acci- smartness, meeting. manner. His theme for discussion burial. \ to face about ami comes highly recommended_Mrs. J. R. graceful Product tunity assist in a of hard Market. Price Paid Prodncer. Gon. in March g- drawing dent WTbile to a So after good deal planning and was the of a Bucksport, Monday. trying load gun upon necessity acquiring good a o 1 herself out on the raft. Both remained Gross is on the sick list,.. Richard C. Hig- Apples, fc> bu, 20 30 Hay, fc> ton,] 0 00 a 12 DO aged years, 2 months and Is ! per- labor To announce it at last, name, which he impressed upon his hearers dried, Gii.lfa In it out one of his Dr. they got ready [> 11,, 4^5 Hides, t> it., 3 1- 2 lb, 4 (i b Homer, aged 00 years ami don't or will Town 3d-Miss Beulah Coffin visit- Howl. cry, dear, you frighten me.'1 April the satisfaction of that be- Butter. It Hi a20 Oats, p bu. 32 tb. 2b a 30 In Camden, March g house and §73 was taken at the door, which happiest knowing ho ed Bessie last North Stockton Springs. Beef, $> it), 5aO 1-2 Potatoes, 30 o 3b aged years. At a of the School Higgins Wednesday_Mr. Tuesday hind was left a name that was loved and meeting committee last liquidates the debt of the W. C. T. I', which Barley, bu, 4<> oo ard. aged 50 years, d mouths Saturday following were appointed was contracted in an unfortunate vited all to all horse week and an entertainment at the sending speak. Nearly present accept- Chicken. j> lb, 1 oa 1 2 lb. 1»‘, is Pitcher. In Revere. Ma>- m teachers power last sawed several of gave schoolhouse. Turkey, fur the spring term: High school, man to the Keeley Cure. The meeting was ed the, invitation and bore testimony liow Call Skins, bOa7b Tallow, ] 1-2'a 3 Leonard. widow of H p, his Gibbs of All of the members of the school and 2 F. H. fingers quite badly-Walter Sunday good God bad been to them and bow Duck, t> It'. 14 a10 Veal, fc> lb, •; a 7 months. Mead; Grammar, Mrs. Emma F. said to be very interesting and there were a happy E^jrfc, doz, lo Wool, 1 a 1 Rohins >\ In Brewer, Davis: Brooks took dinner with V. N. Higgins last were present and quite a number came from they felt for being permitted to be present to unwashed. 2 3 April Intermediate, Susie E. Gould: hits. There was consider- Fow l, lb. 8 a lo 3 iiison, aged S«: \ear-. and 5 m •: good many good enjoy such a beautiful Sunday afternoon to jp Wood, har Wood, soft, 00a3 bO beu-.e-'. sport disposing paupers. worship praise < ., wife of week with a Rev F. \\ R\ del I Carrie load of maple syrup and had Greeting song by the choir; rec., The Ser- friends. When the service Mr. An- Retail Price. lief oil Market. trict, G. Clossou: No. 7, Katherine ..Representative Colliu of Thorndike was in closed, aged about 34 vears vant Jessie Beef a 8 success in E. Files went Girl, Marden; singing, Gypsy’s drews hoped all would go down to the corned, f lb, 7 Iiime, f bid, oo a. 1 no Srarrou in .l.o i. Ma Kneeland; No. s, Abbie M. Nickels: Harbor selling it-George town last week-15. E. station Cornell, Butter salt. 1 4 lb 18 Oat 3 a 4 «•> ■, to Belfast with last Mrs. Gertie Clifford the water-side to witness the baptism of brother hajr, Meal, t> 11», row, daughter Eldcn m ,• maple syrup Saturday. Warning, taking .S n .. District, Peterson. It was Corn, {:> bu, 27 lb. 3 a 4 \v. In Hoi.. ... i. Mary also voted agent, is confined to the house with the Charles‘Oreutt, and nearly all repaired to Onions, fcl Pa i.. \l of and Cracked Corn. < a 13 t Slims. lu -N. A. Webb has gone to Kennebec part the gypsy Mr. and Mrs. Emery {> bu, >il,kerosene, nal. 12 oopei !..r111.* ..I lh >« k. accept the proposition of Belfast in re- measles. H. E. who has been sick El well’s beach where the ceremony was Ordway, per- Corn Meal, JP bu. 27 1 ’< *1 look. lb, 3 1 -2 n 4 1-2 >'o\m; in New with Calderwood the other A Love formed. A |:> \..rk, M t .the county maple syrup-Fred Littlefield parts; Story strong southeast breeze was lb. lb a lb gard Union school, winch consists of with the same disease, has recovered and Cheese, jP Pork, Jr) lb. bo 7 Stover aged 5d icim. in Six up the as the Cotton cu t, ! 2b 1 12 8 Vow MW. from cut liis foot quite badly last Saturday... .H. Chapters, acted by F. Percy Part- blowing bay fifty spectators Seed, JP Plaster, t» hid. la Bin k o V;i;. 1 ’iii>:is Belfast, Swamille and Sears- resumed his duties as on * b telegraph operator... stood shivering the beach before the ex- Codfish, dr> j lt> a Rye Meal, J> tb Snowman, aged 78 .. j M. is at work on and Miss Inez a A vote Higgins the Hanson Hill” ridge Staples; -song, Only b sb •. P"ii. was passed that all scholars E. H. Greeley of Ellsworth was in town last ercises took place. Bro. Oreutt was equal Cranberries, {> qt, a0 Shorts, t> ewt, 80// Tula r In R k; o-: Mm. 1 g Clover Seed. lb. llal bob 1 2 a native .. 1 ■ i:i tuwn it for The snow Ray of Sunshine, Mrs. Gertie dia- to the bis coat and hat [> 2| Sun-ar, t> lb, Treat, Wjnn rp be t*. attend the making passable wagons. Clifford; are occasion, removing required school in of wool Flour. bid. 4 bo(ib 7" T El’ll ■ 1 week-Large shipments being he marched into the element Salt, I., jd 3b am. In R kp Mm th'-.r district was drifted in so that, teams have to logue, The F. bravely icy H < l 00a 2 OO unless they are to badly Tramp; characters, tramp, received here now-There is still a i.Secd, bu, Sweet Potatos. 2o3 ham, agt <1 00 years competent great with his conductor, and soon he was beneath > Lard. 1 lb 8 a 0 Wheat Me a i. 3a3 2 CtMIAM 1.1 enter go through the fields-Since 1st the deaf old Bertha Part- III' R.. i\ ;g Mm the school. The four April Percy Partridge, lady, the waters. a moment arose High village deal of sickness in town, but the robins have chilling In he I ham, aged S3 m s. schools will selectmen have been busy calling on the in- ridge; song, What the Little walked to the shore a new man—born W N I U KTII III Mina begin Monday, April 12. All Lips.are Say- begun to come, which we hope is an indica- again, ( m the he had his Ul.tli A W* lit wort ■ » others in town lb. habitants of this town. Mrs. Hattie Beauti- happy thought that done ll. aged April ing, Calderwood; song, tion of warm weather-Mrs. wife 1 Grace, duty to himself and to his God. Let us all day. ful Flowers of < Springtime, by the Hasty he \\ >i >o >« k In Rock I a mi. > Montville. Mrs. David Twitchell is re- of Mr. A. Noble, died April 5th, after a brief hope lias, and extend t«> him the right COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. >ck, late ol Gre« fs Pudding Quartette, composed of F. Percy hand of fellowship, and encourage him m covering from a long sickness_Bertie sickness of la grippe, aged about 27 years.... Partridge, Frank Crockett, Bertha Part- every honest way to keep the faith. That he Whitten of Thorndike was in town Freedom. Willie is ill.... Moody has returned home from Gardiner, Emery not swerve to the or to the Young quite ridge, Jennie Crockett, Miss Jessie Marden may right left, IS BEST THE WORl but walk deal and be at Wesley Morrison met with a serious acci- Windsor, Farmingdale and Pittston, where Monday. uprightly, justly, organist; rec., Sockery and the Hen, Mrs. peace with all the children of men, is the dent recently, down three she has been visiting relatives_Mrs. Rob- Monroe The school committee at their Madam by failing ri'ghts Gertie Clifford; dialogue, Train to Mauro; sincere wish of his personal friend, the of stairs, ai loss his back. is ert Foy and Mrs. Sarah Sanford are on the writer. strikiug He characters, Mrs. Buttermilk, Mrs. Gertie meeting April 3d, voted that the spring confined to his hut is well_i sick list-Frank Barker has returned home term shall the first Do know that bed, doing Ridley; Johunie Buttermilk, Simie Little- of school begin Monday you J Albert \ from uucg went to Union, on school at Rockland_Bert Berry, in and the teachers were SHI I' many a pretty brand ! Friday, field; Ticket agent, James Marden; song, May, following NEWS. business-Geo. Bridges is attending the Frank Stewart and Jim Carey, are attending certified: District No. 1, Miss L. M. Stin- that looks well upon Old Maid, Mrs. Gertie Clifford; rec., Papa’s school at at a Ik>ur barrel is sten- high South Freedom.Mrs. school Liberty-Charles Smiley of Al- son of Brooks; No. 3, Miss Pliebe Shaw of PORT OF BELFAST. | Letter, Bertha Partridge; Remarks on Do- Gloria, wife of Fred bion was in tow n .Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. W. P. Clark of ARRIVED. ciled upon it in the Bradstreet, died Sunday Thursday... nation Parties the Etna; No. 4, Monroe; by retiring minister, F. 1 morning after a long illness.. .Mrs. Lucinda Hazelton are holding revival meetings at No. Miss Parker of No. 6, April Sch. James R., GoodeH, Islesboro. grocer’s back shop? Jen- 5, Nancy Monroe; 2. Schs. Bell died Percy Partridge; rec., Saturday Night, April Miantonomah, Ryan, Orland; Friday. Halldale. .Charles Hustus has hired Eugene Miss Sadie Cummings of Swanville, No. 8, Harriet Lynam, Seal Harbor.* nie Clifford; tableau, The Yankee Whaler; Rogers, 'best! farm. April 5. Ar, sch. James Boston. Camden. Rev. S. H. Pearson’s Mr. and Mrs. Pearson will Miss Ada of Monroe; No. 10, Miss Holmes, Ryan, Beale was given a song, I’se from de cotton Simpson to gwine fields, sailed. Sometimes he buys a tea go Camden-The funeral services of the of No. 11, Miss reception and at the residence of his Myrtie Nealley Monroe; from one Emery Calderwood ; rec., Jack Dawson, Mrs. April 1. Schs. H. A. Holden, McIntyre, St. mill, some- XXXX^.i late Austin Wentworth were held Thurs- daughter, Mrs. L A. Nellie Webber of Monroe. It was voted John, N. B.; Horatio L. Baker, Atkins, Charles- times from another— Perkins, Saturday Jennie Marden; song, I’se been way out in F. Plummer was in ton. The day-A. Windsor last that Districts No’s. 2,7, 9,12 and 13 be discon- wherever lie can evening. occasion was his 82d birth- Kansas, Mrs. Clifford and Mr. Calderwood; pur- j week-Will Choate has to a town AMERICAN PORTS. chase What day, Mr. Beale the distinction gone Danvers, tinued for the year-At special cheapest. enjoying of farce in 4 acts, How Cassie saved the Spoons; is Mass., to work in the insane to see if the town would New York, March 30. Cld, sch. Anna Pendle- such a brand as i having been born on the same as asylum.... meeting, April 3d, day Chan- characters, Three sisters, Jennie Crock- ton, Fernandina; April 3, ar, schs. Arthur V. S. that worth? cellor Bismarck. John Whitten, Everett Choate, Edith Leigh, vote to unite school districts No's. 7 and 11, Woodruff, Joel F. Twelve members of the ett, JeS9ie Marden, Bertha Partridge; Baby, Bermuda; Sheppard. Carter, Dan and Plummer are a discussion it was voted to Savannah; cld, sells. Belle Hooper, Hall, Param- family were present, four George attending the after spirited covering genera- Clara Ridley; Tramp, F. Percy Partridge; aribo; Win. H. Sumner, Pendleton, Fernandina. When You Buy tions. A number of High school at Smithton_David Twitch- pass the article over. It was voted that the Boston, March 31. Ar. schs. James Holmes, A Collarette birthday remembrances “Good All the were tableaux, Night.” parts Ryan, Belfast; Yale, Baltimore; New York ; were ell was in Wales last be authorized to Izetta, ■ presented, and the occasion was a week_Spencer Ham- selectmen place guide Made from old ft most well acted. Mr. Calderwood acted out an George Gurney, Hoboken (at Medford); April 1, your ilton of town enjoyable one fur all. Mr. Beale Lowell, Mass., formerly of this town, boards through the where needed_ ar, brig Lutzburg, Nlie vitas; sch. Mary Farrow, make a was en- old and Mr. Calderwood and stylish spring gai is relatives and friends here. negro perfectly I. O. O. No. will Winterport; cld, sell. Young Brothers, Snow, pillsbury’s gaged in pastoral work in the Methodist visiting .Suuie Monroe Lodge, F., 136, ob- | not expensive. Send garni 1 Mrs. Clifford’s singing was encored several Kennebec and Washington, D. C.; 2, sld, sell. Church in Massachusetts and Maine from Bragdon is visiting her sister in Smithton.. serve memorial services of the order, Sun- John C. Smith, Bellevue, N. S.; cld. sch. Albert L. BEST for estimates to times. In the remarks by the retiring min- Butler, Cayenne; 5, cld, sell. Susan N. 3*40 to Harvey Moore of was in town at 2 at the church. It Pickering, You a brand 1890, making fifty years of active Washington day, April 25th, p. m., Haskell, Win. E buy that b guaranteed by the 11 (i. HARKKlt ister there were many local hits. Fernandina; Downes, Marshall, flour selectmen are amusing is there will be a attendance. do. largest mills in the world. ministry, when he retired from the work. Sunday-The busy taking hoped large lml4 (iardii Nearly all who took part in the entertain- 5. Ar. sch. He of Razorville is All are invited to be A Bath, April Young Brothers, Snow, was trustee of the Univer- inventory-Ira Sylvester cordially present. Boston. All w oik d s.»t: Wesleyan ment are and an invitation was guarante< Grangers new members have this sity for 15 years and of the East Maine Con- stopping with his brother, J. B. Sylvester. number of joined Philadelphia, March 31. Cld, sch. Scotia, Phil- 'extended some of the other meml>ers of brook, Gibara; 3. cld. sell. R. W. Pearson wras in Camden by and have been held April Hopkins, ference Seminary for 4(j years. -Eugene Satur- Lodge lately meetings ar. sch. Isaac South Branch to the enter- Cienfuegos; Obcrton, Trinnii, was Grange repeat to do the work-Ham. Jen- Palermo. day....W. A. Poland in Belfast last semi-weekly Bridegport. Wagons made their appear- tainment at North Stock- Providence, April 4. Ar Brig Katahdin, Leath- week-Fred Smith is at on a Prospect_The kins has to Massachusetts for ance on our home visit. gone employ- ers, Norfolk. again streets last week, ton I though Club met at Mr. James -Alice has to Thorndike Springs Dancing ment_Edwin Lufkin is agent for the Baltimore, April 1. Ar, sch. Daylight, Salem; 3 Insurance, many sleighs were used until last Thompson gone Baggage Sunday. Jacob’s and at Mr. James cld, sch. Boston; 5 ar, sch. W. Wallace IS GRANTED BY to Haley’s during monuments like the monu- Daylight, THE In on work-Mrs. Nessie Crockett is ill with bronze soldiers’ Providence. 1802, the 14th of there was Ward, Limeburner, MaM day April, the week Both dances were much Beliast, ia grippe and slow fever. Dr. of Pa- enjoyed. ment in the cemetery, and lias a beautiful Portland, March 31. Cld, sch. Sarah E. Palmer, Union Itiarinc about four feet of suow on a level. Delany Juanrumc On the The club wish to extend thanks to Mr. Whittier, Louisburg, (.'. li ; April 2, ar, sch. lermo attends her. lot of designs to select from. He is making E. G. Liimited, 12th teaming was done on the crust—haul- Mary Dow, Louisbury, C. B.; sld, sch. ffidmpamj, Jacobs wiio has so kindly acted as musician Mrs. A. F. David Boston. Prospect. wre many sales_Mr. and Batchel- Torrey, Of Liverpool, England. ing hay and and to Last wreek visited Mrs. March fencing logs mill. On all winter-Mrs. Lizzie McCasiin had a Darien, 29. Cld, sch. Henry R. Tilton, Maria A. Clark of rug der are visiting at her home in Dexter.... New York. Stock Company. in 1863. the 13th Hannah Marden was buried and Frankfort, formerly of Ranlett, Incorporated bee last Friday afternoon and the young is it is Fernandina, March 30. Ar, sch. Olive Pecker. and listened to some Benj. Carter still very sick and feared teams went to and from the funeral on the Prospect, very excel- Boston. were invited to a in the even- UNITED STATES lent violin people party he cannot recover-Miss Emily Peters March 31. sch. BRANCH, crust across the fields, regardless of fences. music by Homer Clark, Chalmer Key W’est, Ar, Charlotte T. Sib- ing. Dancing and playing games was en- ley, Bartlett, New York ; in port April 2. Wall The Clark aud Miss Josie Clark. at passed away suddenlj' at the home of her 51 Street, New York. sleighing in the roads continued until They play Apalachicola, March 2(5. Sld. sch. Thomas W. to 12 A. SI joyed until a late hour and the evening was Hale this week 86 Open from 9 about the Union Hall, this week_Mrs. nephew, Thurlough, aged Hyde, Carver, Providence. JONES Sl WHITLOCK, and 20th. This is a big story, yet per- Winterport, Managers Attorneys. very pleasantly spent... Mr N. W. Staples She lived in the Newport News, April 3. Sld, sch. Gov. Ames, true-Mrs. L. A. Maria Clark will move to Bangor next years. always Thurlough 1 to!4 P. M fectly Bowler visited her and family visited relatives in Monroe re- Providence. to a Hale’s the late Asa Thur- San March 31. UNITED STATES BRANCH STATEMENT, brother and sister in week keep first class boarding-house cently. family. father, Francisco, Cld, ship Llewellyn Lawrence, Mass., and J. Morse, Chignik. for Mr. W. S. who runs a lough, married a sister of Miss Peters and December 31. 1866. DKPOS1TS SOLUM returned last week after a stay of two weeks. Hellier, large crew. Savannah, March 31. Sld, sch. Humarock, Vea- since the old she lias lived M. Rowe Mrs. Clark is one of the finest mis- people’s death, zie, Portland. ASSETS. -George spent two weeks with boarding 1. sch. with their son-Mrs. D. A. has re- New Bedford, April Sld, Annie I’.Chase, Stocks ami Bonds, market value, his tresses in the county... VIr. H. B. Nye load for fa45.351.ua brother, Thomas Rowe at Newton, Mass Littlefield, Philadelphia, to Boston. Cash in Bank and Office.11.1173.47 turned from Bangor, where she spent last Ct., March 31. Cld, sch. Isaac Ober- His proprietor of the Maplewood House, is en- F. W. IIUNTON & CO. Bridgeport, Due from Reinsuring Companies, 47n .;n returning Thursday. brother Thomas Norfolk ; sch. week with the of her Frank ton, April 2, ar, Florence Leland, Premiums in course of Collection. his house. He will a family sou, Nye. 3s..,;in 7;i came with him for a short visit last Sunday, larging erect building Spofford, Darien. BANKERS and BROKERS, were all sick with la grippe. She left 4. sch. Sarah I>. J. he the at this spring, 15x40-Mrs. Abbie Clark has They Apalachicola, April Cld, Total spent day John Black’s. Assets.$595,493.91 in Searsnuuit ’Ui. AND DEALERS IN Raswoin, Boston. The farm her foot so as to render it them convalescent. LIABILITIES. sprained badly H'H a; Wintekpokt. Mr. Thomas McCormick FOREIGN PORTS. Unpaid Losses.$17,943.52 Ward well, containing entirely useless-Our correspondent “F. March 30. Louis Reinsurance Reserve. 92.942 anti known as the died at his home of PRIME INVESTMENT SECURITIES Melbourne, Ar, ship Walsli, 52 Heinenwa> Friday morning con- NEWS. Port All other claims, P." writes: Farmers are having bad luck NORTHPORT Gammans, Blakely. 24.209.35 at a bargain. Apply to sumption, after an illness of several months. A general banking and brokerage busi- Port Spain, March 5. Sld, schs. Carrie A. Ituck- with their lambs. One farmer here JOHN i; has lost nam, Keyes, San Augustus Palmer, 30 He leaves several sons and to ness transacted. Miss Abbie Batchelder is visiting friends Domingo; $104,792 daughters 25. Haskell, Turks island; 8, ar, sell. Hattie C. Luce, Net surplus in United States, 490 701.52 4wl 4 Some think it is because the sheep were 1 dividends and cou- mourn their loss. The funeral services Drafts, notes, interest, j in Belfast. Heal, Fernandina; 18, in port, sch. Lucia Porter, fed more apples than ever before. The State collected for clients free of for United States. were held afternoon at the pons charge. _$595,493.91 Sunday Catholic Miss Annie Rhodes is friends in Rio Janeiro, March 16. Dal- College Professors should have instructed ! Allow interest on deposit subject to sight visiting Ar, ship Cora, Rev. Fr. housie, N 15., via Bermuda. M i1 Church, Garrity officiating_Dr. and sell oil commission Stocks Lincolnville this week. BOSTON 20 KILBY ST. the farmers long ago as to the benefits and check. Buy 2. Passed sch. OFFICE, E. H. DURGIN, has been ill Plymouth, April previously, Thayer very and is still quite ami Bonds, either for cash or on margins of j E. London for Philadel- consequences of feeding apples to stock.... Miss Mary Grant of Rockland will teach Mary Palmer, Haskell, JOHN C. PAIGE, General Agent. feeble-Horace Kueeland has opened his 3 to 5 per cent. phia. Mrs. Ella Littlefield is getting better last_ the term of school at Beech Hill. Buenos March 11. Ar, bark J. H. Bow- in the We solicit orders and letters of spring Ayres, BAGGAGE and Personal laundry Eldredge block_Frank At- enquiry ers, Pensacola. Property INSUR- of Glasses and Diseases A few cutters are at on Magune, Fining paving work Mt. or wood has moved his family to Owl’s Head. from those desiring to buy sell Stocks, Miss Bessie Knowlton of East Northport Kingston, Ja., March 18. Ar, sch. Annie C. ANCE against all the dangers of loss inci- Waldo. As to the Tuck mountain stone Pensacola. job, Coffee, Stubbs, Whitney, dent to in or ....C. A. made a Bonds, Wheat, Corn, Oats, Cotton, has been employed to teach the Cove school, travel, being Hotels away from ai'! McKenney business trip to j Montevideo, April 1. Ar, bark Willard the and Ear a Spec there are no of work here. The I.ard or Ribs. Mudgett, home. Eye Portland last week-Mrs. A. H. signs Bangor Pork, Lane and Mr. Fred Colcord, New York. Hanscom Mr. John Crosby of Office hours until 9 a. m paper’s report is all yet heard from. The Unexcelled facilities for handling out of | Pernambuco, April 2. Ar, bark Herbert Black, Can he procured of TICKET AGENTS of and little have returned from their Belfast are Mr. and Mrs. t< daughter town accounts and fractional lots. visiting Joseph from Punta Arenas for New York. Maine From 12.30 to 3and 7 j Warren and mountain are Central, Boston & Maine, and other visit to N. H_Mrs. Heagan quarries Cienfuegos. March 20. lu port, sch Eliza J. Portsmouth, G. W. Orders may be telegraphed at our expense. Lane. Railroads. both hung up with pending questions. Both Pendleton, Fletcher, for Boston. SEARSPORT, Havener has gone to Boston for a visit of free on markets and Telegrams opening Mrs. C. A. Mitchell of Belmont has re- Mayaguez, April 2. Ar, sch. Metkebesec, Snow, Boston Produce Market. are new, with good stone. The Heagan Tkli'Khoxk Conn*echo n some weeks... .Capt, Ed. Wentworth has every necessary enquiry. Mobile. turned home from a week’s visit to her sis- Turks March 27. sch. Star of mountain has a good wharf, two engines, Direct wires to New j Island, Sld, the Boston, April 5, 1897. The following are to- moved into the Crosby house on Church private telegraph New in Mrs. F. A. Bird. Sea, Hopkins, York; port, sch. N. E. quotations of provisions, etc.: stone sheds and York and instantaneous ter, to day’s NOTICE. street... .Mr. D. M. machinery_Every body Chicago giving Dorr, sail 30tli for — EXECUTRIX Moody from Caribou has Symonds, Bangor. Butter Northern cream, choice, 22 a 23c; Fi notice that sin- around here is for that electric communication. The assessors have completed the valua- Havana, March 28. Ar, sell. Carrie E. Look, hereby gives rented Mrs. M. B. Manter’s house_Mrs. looking light dairy, North, best, 18,a20c. appointed Executrix of the last for our MARKET REPORT, Haskell, Pascagoula. Ch ese—Northern 12.612 12. sent up at Mt. Washington. Some have lo- Write weekly tion of the town, and are now at work on choice, ment of Walter Rowell from is MARINE MISCELLANY. choice, 10(6. W’eymouth, Mass., mailed free to applicant. Eggs—Hennery, 13-6.14; Eastern, cated the bright star near the new moon the assessment of taxes. i0 l-2c. AH BY MATHEWS, late of V visiting Mrs. J. F. and other friends. Spoken. April 2, (514 miles S. of Sandy Hook, Hussey Beans—North, small pea, $1.10(61.15; about 8 o’clock as the from here. Al- bark Adam W. from for yellow > light, We wish to correct a statement made last Spies, Meyer, Singapore red 1.35. in the of Waldo, deceased. J -Camp Kearney, S. of V., visited the Heai Office, 303 Eickuge Bldg, New York. eyes, [email protected]; kidneys, $1,15.6 County the distance to Mt. to 15.50 low- as the law directs. All persons h;i lowing Washington State Boston. wetk in reference to the sale of the farm of Hay—Fancy, $16.00; good,$14.60.6 ; Bucksport Camp, March 29th... .Miss Beulah 53 St., Charters. Sch. George V. Jordan, Boston to er 14. the estate of said deceased be 150 miles the has to be grades, $ 10@ against | Rankin has to Boston for a few story got Mr. A. as that informs Rosario, $8.50. Sell. Albert L. Butler, Boston to the same for settlement, nr- gone days... Agencies la all principal towns. F. Bird, gentleman Straw—Rye straw,$17a18; oat straw, $8 thereto requested payu us he has place Trinidad to New at or A. HA slightly improved-Mrs. T. H. Sprowl is especially as the light sets about the time field, York, asphalt, about bush, 38@40c; choice rose, 37 638c. atelv. PRISCILLA the can be accredit- $2. Sch. John C. Nova Scotia to Havana March 1897.-3wl4 quite ill. the moon does. 4wll anyone, and report only Smith, Apples—Baldwins, $>' bbl, $1(6:1.25. Belfast, 9,