L K Lum'P'0'’ T he Courier-Gazette.

V o l u m e 47. ROCKLAND, MAINE, TUESDAY, MARCH. I, 1892 N umbkr ».

OUTLOOK. COMPLETE ELECTRIC RAILROADS tramways, as it is now to a considerable form independent lines Tliis wit- tlo TRIP OF THE JENNIE HARDNESS. up crumbs tlta t were thrown trom tin- , the jail in from ten to Hlteen years. extent on steam roads. method of railway development. Aft'r galley, and finally perched on a coil o l Read, ponder, reflect, and then vote Last week’s warm weather made ha­ The History of Steam Transportation to But tlie growth of a freighting busi- j a lime the consolidated lines were in t i t i r o i . i i r r”P" singing just the sweetest, gayest I “yes ” voc with the ice. The Travels of a Rockport Lady in Far- , ,, , J 1 Roarwni fails Be Repeated, j ness on the tratnwny lines would evi-I their turn extended and their tracks q h - , , 1 song that ever warbler was known Io Kespeotlolly, j dently soon demand for it a day busi- in connection with other lines westward titter, lie was caught and brought into CHARLES A. S y lv ester , I l has hern suggested that immigrants Ma rk Am es, Passenger Traffic First and Then ness, for this is altogether reasonable were made to form continuous and un- the cabin where lie made himself very H enry J. S l e e p e r , tie taxed $15 a head. Put it higher! Freight Carrying—The Electric Road I when properly prepared for, the speed I interrupted lines for freight and pas- ! Last Glimpse of Australia—A Christ­ mas Present—Beautiful Days at Se much nt homo, anil seeing the office | It looks as tho’ the standing room would and Neighboring Communities—A required on the track being not excess- I senger traffic from the great grain ami Commissioners of Knox County. all lie taken. Case in Hand—A Success. —A Visitor—The Mirage of Corsica door ajar lie found the way in there. ' ive at any time, and it requiring only cornfields of the West to tho cities of the At Mentone, the Beautiful. hopping onto the open chart, where no ROCKPORT OBITUARY. Before the name of James G. Blaine is proper terminal arrangements, such ns seaboard. doubt his exact position was ascertained. Since the announcement was made in stricken front the list of Presidential I turnouts, etc., and, perhaps, a supple­ Then there sprung into existence the I he last I saw of Australia was Oct The captain casually remarked that Helen M,. wife of C. D. Wheeler and tliis piper that tlie proposed electric possibilities the verdict of the Minne­ mentary tram delivery—which could be various through Irciglit lines, or their 29 when we were lowing out through J it certainly was a Nice bird daughter ofCapt. Jete McIntire, died railroad from Rockland to Camden and apolis convention must he awaited — made on small eleotrically propelled progenitors—for tho through freighting Sydney Heads in company with the I suddenly Wednesday n ig lit, about mid­ Thomaston was to he a complete rail­ vehicles—to accomplish the end de­ was at first done in the railway compan­ American mail steamer Alameda; and “dAUT.V. t. MENTONE, Philadelphia News. now. live months afterwards we are We S!,,In'1 T'ite into the harbor of night. Her age was 46. Some time road. with both passenger and freight sired. ies’ cars—and later the fast freiglit, or we nre ago she was injured by a fall from cars, there itas been a great deal of tho famous Winter resort Mentone, We see by the papers that one J. II. One of the notable tilings which wo transportation lines,which own their own basking in the smiles of sonny Italy. 1 which she never fully recovered. Manley states that Harrison shall have surprise expressed, ami quite a general witness to-day is tho stoutly and rapid rolling stock, and carry breadstuff's and Ottr voyage as far as the Strait ol Gib- wbich SloBnl9 in the wl'i‘°“e99 of ils raltar was an uneventful one. full of I Fronch hoU90’’ ntl'1 is 9,1 PP»r‘*-«f Rheumatism set in which coupled with the Maine Republican delegates. Who scepticism regarding freight transpor­ growtti of electric railway lines. The provisions from tlie far West at rates so heart trouble caused her death. She clear -lays anti smooth sailing, and with ° n elthor 9i,I° h? l,'ree »"•’ is this Manley who has signed, scaled tation by electricity. The argument horse railway is being constantly super­ low that it costs no more nowadays to was a most estimable woman, a neigh­ comparatively little col,I or disagreeable ! f,,ur lhou’"n<' hiKh- II >" and delivered the Maine Republican that if electricity will move lourteon seded by the electric tramway, while have a barrel of flour carried from Min­ bor and friend in every sense of the weather We came around the Cape to 8 ° f I’1 ,c" thnt ‘*>6 sun always party to the Harrison managers long be­ tons of people it certainly can move all now lines projected, even in the most neapolis to Boston by rail than it does to word, always ready to engage in any the south’nrdol the-roaring forties” and 9,,,nes ^ere, and the place is famous fore tlie National Convention is held? fourteen tons of merchandize does not remote towns of the country, are in­ carry the same barrel of Ilnur from Bos­ good work for the good of others, genial were with the alh,truss ami penguin for for t,,R l’r°,luution "f B kln<1 <>f sectu to have anv especial weight, lor tended to be run by the eleetric cur­ ton to Everett in an express team. and pleasant in all the walks of life and the invariable reply is that it has never rent. weeks together ! ',,luon which is not to bo found at other Wi! are indebted largely to a series of SIMILAR AGENCIES. never flinching when duty called her been done. This answer shows that tlie Sections which are fortunately pro­ On...... just before Christmas a teal P°rr,'9 in tl,B Md‘>'d'’rranean. articles in the Boston Herald the past In the development, of tho electric Every morning at sunrise we used to to scenes of sickness or suffering- She apparent scepticism is based entirely vided with abundant water power—in duck flew on hoard, and as ottr stock of year for tho facts contained in the railway we behold somewhat similar see the mirage of Corsica, looming up was a member of the M E. Church of upon ignorance. A case in hand may lit any cases where, owing to a combi­ delicacies had considerably diminished electric railroad article which appears agencies at work. In that system we against the gold and crimson of tlie this place and proved by her life that elsewhere. Tlie article in question will perhaps enlighten our readers some­ nation of circumstances, such power lias since passing the "Horn,’’ we looked j now witness the construction of many southeastern horizon. I l was nearly she was indeed a Christian. She leaves what. heretofore remain unutiliz ■ 1. or utilized upon the timely arrival of poor web foot be found of no little interest just at this -mail sections of railways, designed, ninety miles away, hut appeared to be a large circle of relatives and friends time. The prophecy of the future on a very small scate—tire waking up in tlie light, of a special Providence. Of THE ITRSi EXI'EIEIMENT. primarily, to meet tlte wants of local not more than ten As the sun came to mourn Iter untimely death. to tho fact that they can obtain at a course, it was sent to us expressly lor development of electric railways into a travel, such as connecting the residential up it slowly fadetl away, and in a few The first phase of the electric system nominal cost, not only an abundance of our Christmas dinner; this we did not The funeral services o f Mrs. Albert network of freight and passenger lines w itli the business or the industrial centre minutes nothing was to he seen lint the which is now in process of growth, it is power to run electric railways, but doubt How could it lie otherwise when Hartford, who died quite suddenly last that will connect community, county of such places, or of affording cheaper bright blue sea, the radiant morning true, is that of exclusive provision for power to operate machinery, current to here we were 450 mi led from tlie nearest I week, were held at the family residence, and common wealth seems likely to have facilities for reaching the railway sta­ and our own snug little ship witli her passengers; but the very means pro­ light their streets and homes, anil even laud [Falkland Islands] and without J Wednesday altcrnoon. Rev. F. A. Snow an early fulfilment. That Knox County tions. I shining spars and snowy sails, lazily vided for the propulsion of passenger to warm, ventilate, as well as to furnish bird of any kind with which to glace officiating. will have the first complete electric In other cases where villages occur ’ drifting nlong with the current or ears, (rails and electric conductors) are heat for cooking and other household and give dignity to our feast on the mer­ railroad in the state is a matter for local adjacent to one another we find the lines modestly pushing her way through the just ns applicable to freight as to pas- needs. riest day of the year? Everybody was pride of electric railway extended, often to . (retting waters that ever chant that z " .4 ■ senger transportation, all that would he Tlte development in electric railways, in eestacies over the matter. The ear- J embrace several towns in its scope. I mournful lullaby so familiar toJaek Tar The Gardiner .Journal, which always needed for tho change being freighting as well as in other fields of electricity, penler lost no time in constructing a 4 Then wc find new electric railways and to whose ears it is tho sweetest has something pertinent to say on vital cars equipped witli motors and other is growing larger ami more rapid with temporary lodge for our visitor, a sort of projected, which arc designed to em­ music. subjects, voices the sentiment of Tin; appliances lor electric propulsion and each succeeding year, so that to those pagoda and Summer house combined, j C.-G. in the following: management. brace a number of towns, and to oven who watch the signs of the times, it is terminate in some large city or business Tlte steward cooked corn meal pudding A NEW JAIL. Notwithstanding Gov. McKinley’s warning, The story of the first experiment in not only a mutter of calculation anil rea­ and helped him bountifully to it, and we tlie Ohio leeislalnre proposes a gerrymander freighting (express business), which was centre. A line of this character is that that w ill outdo even the democra'ic effort in sonable expectation as to what may he which is projected fromtNorth Attleboro, all hoped, oh, so sincerely, that he j - that line. By it 386 000 repuhlieans w ill elect tried in Seattle, the Chicago of tlie new would grow fat and contented, and that j The County Commissioners Make ' H O sixteen congressmen, while 365 000 democrats expected in the next 10 years of electri­ Mass , to Providence, by way of l’aw- Northwest, that progressive business lie would not pine away in trying to be- Statement --aand nGive .„. Figures.n,,. w ill elect but live. The law requires that rep­ cal railway progress, hut as to what tnckcl Another such an enterprise is resentative districts shall be composed of con­ city which dominates I’uget sound, is come resigned to his fate. But that is tiguous territory and containing as nearly as may bo expected in all other branches tho proposed electric road in Whitin- apropos. This experiment was tried on just what lie did do, poor, poor bird. practicable an equal number ot inhabitants of electrical development. vi I Io, which is to connect that town with For the year 1891, there were 190 I f Congress should go a little further and deny one ot tile electric lines, which runs We buried him in the damp, deep blue representation to such states asdid notconlorm At litt! present time we tiro largely in Manchaug, East Douglas, Douglas, prisoners confined 933 weeks by Knox from Seattle to Ballard, a suburb, some oreiin. But nevertheless, our Christmas to these requirements, Ihe gerrymander busi- the incipient stages of electrical devel­ Linwood, Uxbridge and perhaps Mill­ County Courts, part being in Auburn ness would he killed. As it is n o w the party seven miles distant. linner, although not a feast to be eulo­ Jail, part in Wiscasset Jail, anti part in in power, whether republican or democrat, opment, and, perhaps, nowhere is this ville. sectns determined to get all it can without any in starting the freighting service be­ gized, wtis a most enjoyable occasion belter exemplified than in electric rail­ In those and several others of a like Rockland Jail. regard to fairness or law. Congress ought to tween Seattle and Ballard it was thought roading. All who are versed in electrical and thoroughly relished, way down to require some uniformity in the election of Us hat, as the road ran to a suburban town, nature in this state, throughout New The cO9t of these men in jail was: members, anti not allow one mail re presenting affairs will readily acknowledge that England, and, indeed, throughout the the champagne and sponge cake that hut 100,006 people to have as much influence the addition of a freight car to the brought tho repast to a close. Rockland Jail, $1,222 85 as one elected lay three times that number. our present, methods of electric railway entire country, we sen initial movements Wiscasset Jail, 405 91 Congress should represent theeountiy, not one regular equipment of passenger cars, to propulsion are not likely to ho lasting; Auburn Jail, 733 01 party only. he hauled by one of them, would bo a toward a general system0.' - transporta- A SERIES OF LONG DAYS. that, in fact, they will be superseded ti(in whi(,h ,in. Htrongly''analogous to Wc were having long days then, for it About two years ago Messrs George possible source of revenue, and would, sooner or later, and, that, altogether, thoao whjch prevfti,ed in th„ inoipienoy $2,361 77 It. M. STANLEY. at least, be a great accommodation to the was Summer time in those latitudes, the The cost to take these men to jail was: o 1’. Rowell & Co , of New York, the electric development is in a transition j ()f stonQj rni|ro.u|inK sun rising at a little alter three and not patrons of the railway company. Tho Rockland, $233 24 Have you examined the Boston Globe’s publishers of Rowell's Newspaper Direc­ 9bllB' ______| In the latter ease the'development of setting until nearly nine It seemed so tory, and several other publications expectation was soon fulfilled, and the Wiscasset, 260 00 edition Encyclopedia Britannica? trunklines an I ttfrough travel and j strange at first to eat supper while tho Auburn, 691 65 of great value to concerns wishing to tlo new service met with prompt apprecia­ HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF. ought tho i nmunitics ot day was yet glorious, hut we soon got business with the newspapers, started tion. But, even as it is, in its oarly growtlt $1,184 89 The first volume contains article on i l,i- used to it, anil although I do not re­ Africa; nearly 30 pages and more than a very ituiquo weekly, both in form The freight business on thia road grew and development, it presents many an­ ACTGAl. COST N 1891. geth<^^^» has Inert of .tn-ali-ulable member of ever retiring before sunset, 20 illustrations and maps descriptive of so rapidly that it soon overtaxed the alogies to those of our steam railway Board, $2,361 77 (12 mo.) and mime, Printers Ink It benefit WF-lte industrial and business in­ the Dark Continent. was a new idea all through, and like capacity of the experimental oar, ami a Is, after all, quite nat­ Commitments, 1,184 89 system. And it terests of the whole country. dark, for nt eleven o’clock, even, tlie new ideas genetally, required largo cap­ special freight car was built. Tliis car ural that it should. It will be remem­ is constructed on the model of an ordi­ daylight had scarcely failed out of the $3,546 66 KNOW TIIYSELF. ital, much experience and utmost push bered tliat in the first 10 or 15 years of COM M UN ITI ES CONN ECTEI>. sky. The weather gradually melted nary freight car, is 21 feet long, and is As shown by hills approved by the Bead article ou Anatomy iu Vol. I, to make it go. Tint publishers had to steam railroading in this country, only In the cose of eloptric railway devel­ into a warm atmosphere as wo pushed County Commissioners and Supreme Encyclopedia Britannica; 110 pages, eduoute people and tnako a market for mounted on aTripp truck, with two Thom short lines of roads were built or pro­ opment, the result' will be practical 109 fine illustrations. son Houston 20 horse power motors. forward, and in another two weeks we Judicial Court for tho year 1891. the publication. To what extent they jected. consolidation of contiguous commun­ were glad to take refuge under tlie awn­ If those 190 men had all been con­ succeeded may be judged by tho fact Tlte car makes throe round trips each As the economy and convenience of ities until the people of each state or day, and carries daily from 12 to 15 tons ing whenever we appeared on deck to fined in Rockland Jail 933 weeks the now AliE YOU FEELING? that its editions now exceed 80,000, and railways began to be better understood, section may become in fact, if not in take the customary morning walk of freight. Such freight is carried as cost would have been: Head article on Digestive Organs in the business probably $200,000 per year. these short lines were multiplied, anti name, one community, to their great In the trades there is nothing nicer Encyclopedia Britannica: IT pages, can be unloaded quickly at any point on Rockland Jail, board, $2,005 95 We doubt if any publication published their usefulness largely increased by and mutual advantage. For just us than to sit on deck and watch the ship 190 Commitments in Rockland, 233 24 24 illustrations. tlie line as called for and the charge for once a week is read witii more avidity. connection with other short lines of rail­ surely us steam railroading has brought ns she skims over tlie water, und when this line of freight will average from 12 Making the total if in Rock­ In fact wo have seen it in many instan­ way, until by this union of short lines, our distant sections closer together, and at last old Sol drops into thu sea, and tlie Cull mt the Maine Home Journal, agents, to 15 cents for 100 pounds. land, $2,239 19 ces carefully preserved just as monthly longer lines of travel and traffic grew, increased and cheapened their facilities veil of night is draw around our solitary 302 Main St., Rockland, Me., and examine Tlte company finds that the service Actual cost iu 1891 in illJails. $3,546 66 a copy of tliis great work. magazines are preserved, so highly is almost imperceptibly, until the advan­ for exchange of products, to their great home, when tlie stars come out and Had they been in Rockland Jail alone, pays, over and above salaries of driver it valued. Now, after allowing the tage of through lines of traffic between material advantage, just as surely will slyly wink ut us, and thu stillness is they would have cost, $2,239 19 publishers to proceed on these lines for anti conductor (the latter also acting ns states as well as towns began to bo un the development of the electric railway broken only by thu plash of waves that Making a saving on prisoners in ONE DOLLAR. Jail of $1,307 47 several years, tlie Post Olliee Depart­ express agent) better than tiny one pas­ derslood. bring to tlie people similar advantages. break about the vessel's bow, then, and Vol. I and a beautiful savings liauk, ment rules that the journal is not illeg­ senger car, anil tho facilities provided But even this general connected sys- .stimulating industry, increasing busi not before, do we fold our camp chairs, But this is not all tho saving which sent by express to any address, all are greatly appreciated by the residents charges paid, for $1.00. itimate newspaper and cannot be admit­ cm of railways was incomplete, (or it j ness, taking away tunny ol the hardships and like the Arabs, "silently steal away" would he effected. Sec. 15 of Chap. along tlie route served by tho toad. An ted to second class rates, but as third- itad to contend with tho drawbacks, o f! which now exist in the interchange ol —to ti i! cabin. 78. R. S , provides for an inspection of This Mammoth Enoyclopodia contains express office lias been opened nt each class matter. The postage on the issue local management ol tlte various links products, and affording to tlte poorest I Jails by the County Commissioners 25 volumes, elegantly and strongly of January 13 amounted at third- end of the road. of the line operated, this management i many of the comforts and conveniences I THE ROCK OF OlBRALTEIt. three times a year; making a cost to hound iu silk cloth. class rates to $805, besides tlie labor of Since tlie above expel iment was tried being often made oppressive through which tire now beyond their reach. We passed thu rock of Gihralter lute j Knox County for this inspection of 20.506 pages, an average o f pages tho enterprise of adding freight iiccom per volume. attaching 80,600 stamp-, to that numhei local jealousies which arose from various We hear, then, that the conditions in the altcrnoon ol Feb. 2, beating witli j $190.00 per year. Tliis expense would 250.UOO subjects. ot papers. A l second-class rates the modutions to electric passenger roads causes, among which was tliti apprehen­ for a general system of electric railways a strong head wind in eompiny witli a all lie saved with a jail ill Rockland. 10.643 Illu stra tio n s. proper charge for postage would he lias been inaugurated in several sections ’ sion that tlte through truffle ol a line are beginning to crystallize in the change large fleet of ships, and In sight ol in­ Establishing a j lil in Rjcklund would 671 maps and plaits. of the country, and everywhere witli I l is the m ost g ig a n tic as w e ll as tlte $69 72, making a difference in cost of was of no benefit to the town or country o f local horse railway lilies to eleetric numerable feluccas which were sailing cause a saving in tlie running expenses most highly esteemed literary work that mailing tliis one issue ol $733.24. In invariably satisfactory results. that built the sections of road thus af­ lines ami the projection of new lines, close under the land. The weather for of the County, per year, of $1307 47 tlte brain of man ever accomplished. other words about $1,627 a year at In several instances eleetrie freight fected . some purely local, and some extending tlie next twenty days was simply per­ plus $190, equivalent to $1497.47, us With this in your possession you will tramways have been built or projected— have the information of the w hole world second-class matter, against $11,860 ns A curious illustration ol tliis was given considerable distances and embracing fect, but there was scarcely any wind, proved Irotti the files of the Courts. In w llldii your reach. third class. In the meantime Kowull & some in New England, some in the in North Carolina, less than 20 years several communities. nnd much to our discomfort our pro­ addition there would he other savings in tills Superb Edition you have the Co. are paying tliis enormoussum untier middle and western states mid one in ago, when tho Governor of that stale Thu rapid multiplication of these gress was necessarily slow. Tlte coast which eannot be reduced to figures. only Encyclopedia In existence Revised Maryland some 18 miles in length. to date. o protest, until the Department can fur­ vctoeil a hill passed by the Legislature short lines, or links, of local traffiu, will of Spain was finally left behind us, after For instance, in many cases the pris­ T his edition contains a thorough equip­ ther consider tlie ease. Ol course it is whereby the section o f railways owned soon present the opportunity to forge a great deal ol tacking and pulling ol oner is confined in jail to await trial and ment ef new maps, costing Thirty Thous­ outrageous that the law is so ambiguous A PROPHECY. by tlie state, and extending from Greens­ them into continuous obains or lines of ropes and sails, and we eamo in sight if in R icklund Jail (so called) it is neo- and Dollars to produce. The Ailicrli-un copyrighted articles for that the Post Office authorities them­ Electricity is but yet in its infancy, boro ou tlie north to Salisbury on the a general system, ami this will tie done of the snow capped Alps that smiled at essary for security to keep a watchman this Edition have been re-written to date selves can blunder in construing it, as especially in its application to passenger soutli, and from Weldon on thu east to when the various communities which us from across the laml of lilies. Thu on guard. If not iu Roekluud, lie has by eminent American writers. they do according to the whim of the and Irciglit tiansportation. As to tlie Greenslioro, wus to have its gauge own and operate them are the necessity days slipped by and yet we made but to he taken to one of the other jails, In other respects this Edition is word little headway. Steamers were passing kept until term time and then brought for word identical with the expensive person in charge of the mutter, anil it practicability of carrying freight on changed to conform with tho standard ul such a geueral system. Edinburgh Edition costing $8.00 per ought to be changed immediately in tramways, as well as passengers, there gauge, tile reason given for tlie veto Such a combination of lines once tie- us every hall hour of the day, and tho iiaek, making the expense per man volume. justice to those compelled to suffer by eau be no question whatever. Il is sim­ being that such a change would facilitate \ gm, will not stop short of a fulfilment towering land murks which at first were 1 about double wlnit is given in tlte fore- This Edition coiituitis 30,000 New SO much admired became a loo familiar i going computation. Biographies uot in the original Edinburgh such ambiguity. II Printers’ Ink is ply a matter of weight to he borne traffic across tlie state trom one state „f what will become a general desire for Edition, or iu any oilier Encyclopedia not a newspaper, then there is not a along in either case, and tho electric into another, and thus curry away trom a complete eleetrie railway system, con­ spectacle und was monotonous in tlie Iii addition to these figures there is This Edition eoutulus Addenda to each weekly newspaper in the country. Wo motor could be made to propel a ear Nortli Carolina tho business it would necting not only every town and oity in extreme. Even tho blue waters the amount of money to be saved for volume, bringing all recent discoveries in otherwise have a share ol. tlie state, hut making connections with ot the fair sett, so much talked about by home markets Tints tho average cost science, ait,mechanics, etc., absolutely up believe it at present the best tend alnl loaded witli agricultural or (autory to date, H itts making It beyond any ques­ most carefully preserved journal in ex­ products for the market anil warehouses, Il is, perhaps, needless to adil that the similar systems in other states, tor a poets, ceased to interest us, hut im­ in jail per year is between two anil system of this nature cannot he confined tion t/ic tlrealett Eiuyclupedia the world istence, and entitled to all tlie privileges or bales of wool, cotton and leather for gauge of tho state road lias been ehang d, to any one state or section, hut must parted a rcllcctioti of its own cerulean three thousand dollars. Thu money hut ever tee a. uocorded any newspaper by the postal and tit it it now forms a portion of the tint and euased us to lie very blue in- raised by taxation in Knox Comity is T h is e ditio n has never before been the factory, as well as if tlie Irciglit was become general throughout tlie land offered utiy where in the world ul any price laws, und hope to see the wrong done composed of hum nt beings. great Richmond & Danville system. The experience which we have ac­ deed, l'ltis calm lusted tor about ten now expended in other counties. Build The regulur price is $2 50 per volume, the publishers righted without delay. That both a freight mil a passenger Altera time tlie work of consolidating quired m the development ot tlte steam days, but it breezed a hit at thu end of a j til ill Rockland and this money will or $62 50 for the set. Globe price $1 for railway system will enable us to deal service could he c u ried ou simultan­ and connecting the various lines of rail­ that time and once mere we made per­ be expended in Knox County l'ltis Vol. I and savings hunk, each succeeding IN D E M A N D . with thu matter ot consolidation of lltu volume $1 50. 10 cents a day buys the eously is one of tlie problems that would way which should properly form por­ various local lines into continuous ceptible strides towards our destina­ item alone is worthy ot consideration set iu a year. C irculars free. Gen. Ciiley’s services as orator seem to have to lie met at the outset ill such a tions ol through lines was undertaken lines of traffic anil tlte development of tion. W illi tho saving thus shown, and not I.xitmlue litis great work. Mail a card and our agent will cull till you w ith satu- mixed system, that is. unless thu in­ It was an arduous undertaking, and tlie freighting and express business iu a Such a dear little bird, all brown anil , taking inn count tile oilier advan be iu good demand, lie lias hmi three , ,,, , , tile copy, or semi $1.00 for volume 1 and comprised not only tile connection of a lit inner that ought to produce early re while speckles, came aboard one day i lages, a j ul it. he built at Ihecost pro-l*liu Siniug# Bank. Alt Invitations to deliver memorial addresses terim between tho close of passenger suits, go that it is not unreasonable to litis year—at Gmliuer, Farmington ami traffic ul night mid its resumption iu tlte great number ot short roads ami their expect that at litis epoch m ore can he when we were oil the town of Nice, i posed, ($15 000) the interest paid trom ' hooks sent express paid. Address Oakland. He lias accepted the invita­ morning could lie devoted exclusively coosolid ition into continuous lines, but achieved iu 10 y ears than could lormcrly a distance of ut lc tsl 25 or 30 miles year to year and enough applied to the THE MAINE IlGME JOURNAL, tio n from Oik laml. to freight movement on the electric the extension of other roads, so as to bo accomplished iu 30 or 10 years. He hopped about Ihe deok and picked priucipil trom year to year to pay lor 302 Main St Rockland Maiue ■ I 2 THE ROCKLAND COURIER GAZETTE: TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1892.

CHURCHES ANDTHEIR INTERESTS There w ill be a picnic snpper at the Method­ SUMMARY OK CITY REPORTS. ist Church Wednesday, and a sociable In the evening. Report of City Treasurer. E. B. Hastings, HTcrhlp'OtlnnffUn. Chaplain McCabe Greeted by an Immense At the first roll call meeting of the Baptist NEW Audience. Summary of the reports of nil officials Widow Grey’s Young People’s Union connected with the First receiving or disbursing moneys of the Baptist Church, held on Sunday evening at fi 316 and 318 MAIN ST. IS THK KINO THAT An Address of Great Power and Interest o’cl« ck every member responded to his name, city, and n statement of the condition of Rcrgeant I. W. Ambler, the well known d rill —The Bailey Praying Band in Rock­ those obliged to be absent for any cause send­ the several appropriations for the fiscal land Evolution of the Church Circle CURES. officer and lecturer, died at bis borne in West ing a written testimony. This organization is year ending Feb 8, 1892. — Religious Notes. but one month old and has 101 members, 37 Medford, Mass., Thursday, City Treasurer zi r r n iitc c l. being received at this meeting and 15 more ap­ COTTON Chaplain C. C. McCabe addressed a monster Balance from 1590, $57,567 76 ItKMFMItKR IT! ItEMf'M ItF.lt I T ! plied for membership. The meeting was of J from taxes lSR5to 1891, inclusive 98,968 25 W e will offer the balance of all A copy of the El Reno, Okla , Herald has missionary rally at Pratt Memorial Church, great interest and every seat in the chape! was 8m tc, school F u n d s 6,2«8 23 We are the only cor corn handling Cough and been received, in which appears a vigorous Tuesday evening A ll the outlying towns Plate, Itallmnd and Tel. Tax, *72 7b | C roup BalAiim that work-* the "N o c u re, No P ay " occupied. Stale, Pensions reimbursed, 1,278 00 our plan. Ev< rv hottie you buy the merchant guaran denial of the dispatches sent east that anarchy sent delegations, and the big audience room Slut,', rent of Armory for 1S90, ten 00 tees It to cure you or your money will he refunded. reigned there. The Herald says that the best was crowded to the overflowing point, the State,on necount Soldiers burial, 344 00 MEN AND WOMEN K. ft L Railroad Co., 716 68 of order prevailed during the recent claim aisles and other standing roi.in being filled Sale of 1\ S. |„ Railroad B om b, M»O0 00 FIND ITS EQUAL. jumping, and there was no need of official in­ Chapla'n McCabe has lost none of his vigor, Accrued Interest on same, 4'* 66 We defy them all. It will cure the weekeBt In Certificates of Deposit, 109,770 40 terference. earnestness or magnetism, and the address was Personal Paragraphs of More or Less fai t of the C roup; it will cure C onsum ption In lt« GOODS! Interest to Our Readers. Temporary Note*, 26,000 00 find ctHgcc; it will cure BronehillR; it will cure characterized by the fire and enthusiasm that L iquor A gent, 3,442 27 CLOAKS! that tickling In the Throat; it will cure the worst The Camden Herald vigorously opposes the City MiMarshal fees and licensee, 68. 07 case of Asthma; It will cure a long standlngCougli; turned the famous plea : "A million for mis­ 1,037 08 building of a new ja il, and says. "F or twenty S. H. Webb and wife are In Boston. Judge Police C ourt fe, r_ and will soothe the lunif* and cure that pressed sions” Into a shout of triumph. The address Redemption of property sold feeling and restore to them at once to their natural years we have got along very conveniently R. W. Messer was In Boston last week. for taxes, 688 93 was eloquent and instructive and made a deep feeling. O ye mixers of Cnuidi Cure, what would without a county ja il and there is no doubt we Cobb Lime Co. Biacklngton ye give If ye could off« r such an Inducement I impression upon all present, while the Chap- Mrs. Sam’l Bryant is In Eddington, Me. Corner Contract, can get along equally well for the next twenty Sewer collections, lan’s songs stirred every heart. It was a mem­ Miss Mary A. Brlckley is visiting In Boston. SO BEWARE! BEWARE! For Summer Wear! years without one ” Camden has been all that Paving and sidewalk assess orable occasion. Mrs. George W. Drake is visiting in Boston. merits, 8,629 71 Widow Grey’s Cough and Croup Cure Is the time without a railroad. Guardians of Insane persons, 660 89 kind. Your home is not a homo w ithout It 8. M. Bird and wife were in Boston last Interest on taxes. 1,338 22 The Cong’l Circle w ill he held Thursday Interest on P. 8. L. Railroad And only 25 C«nt« n Bottle. Auburn and Lewiston had a big sleighing week. Just One-Half Price evening, this week. Bonds, Be sure the picture of the widow Is on each bot­ carnival in which all sorts of equipages ap­ Overseers, collected from tle. Try It once and you never will be without It. AT M. A. Rice arrives home from New York other towns, peared, from fancy pairs and upholstered The First Spiritual Society w ill resume its this week. Sundiy other sources, sleighs to unique advertising turnouts. ’Twas meetings at the residence of CHpt. James Adams Capt. Andrew Pressey of New York Is In TO CLOSE THEM OUT. a good scheme, and we’d have one down here Thursday, March 3. the city. if our men, horses and vehicles were not so WBHURREMENTP. m a u M , James Lynn and bride have arrived home busy. Rev. C. 8. Cummings delivered his lecture Paid Certificates of Deposit, 7.P14 24 from their wedding trip. Citv Bonds, S.B’O 00 fjlF It w ill pay anyone to buy a To Steambonts, Trains, Weddings, Parties, The regular bonatlde 'pon honor edition of "From the Cradle to the Grave,” at the church Radroad Bonds, 1.100 00 Funerals, Etc., Prom pt attention given. in Rockville last evening nnderjthe auspices of Misses Fannie Gummings and May Davis Railroad Coupons, 8,078 00 FullerSiCobb’s T h k C -G. is 3440, never less and often more. 5,290 00 Nice Plush Cloak for next season. are visiting iu Boston. Municipal Coupons, Our printed list hangs in the front office open the school tbeie. Temporary Notes, 6,000 00 First-class Livery Horses, F. H. Berry and C. H. Berry and their wives M ayor’s O rders, 1,414 IB to inspection, we go to press Tuesdays and our 'Ihere w ill be preaching at the Free Baptist State Pensions, 1,248 00 Fine and Stylish Turn-outs. press room is open always to visitors, who are left yesterday for Boston. State Tax for 1S91, 2.046 19 church next Sunday morning by the pastor. County Tax for 1891, not only welcome to look us over, but are Evening service at 7, beginning with a praise Miss Mattie Andrews of Boston is visiting Interest on < ert. and prern. BARGES FOR PARTIES. urged so to do. service with a chorus of children. This w ill in this city, her old home. Sundry small Items, 2 L Prices Reasonable! Give Me a Call! he a service of special interest. J. E. Eldenof Waterville has been visiting Total Expenditures, $322,083 82 We will sell a nice one The Opinion devotes a half column of its his son, A. O. Elden, this city. Balance, $H,463 33 valueless space to a diatribe on the prison cask­ The Salvation Army is developing a great Miss Lizzie A. Lord of Brunswick visited f o r ...... M. FRANK DONOHUE, making question, and after say inc several real deal of interest. Staff Captain Simmons and PARK STREET, CORNER UNION ST her home in this city, Sunday. Liabilities an il K okoi unkind and ungentlenmnly things about this wife of Portland was here over Sunday. Sat­ Ralph H. Biacklngton has recovered from * LlAUlLITtEH f i . n , ♦ j-’Pelephone connection. 27 paper challenges “T h e Co v k ie h or any of its urday evening a meeting was held in Advent l i p i o . o o his recent trouble so as to bo out. 8 per cent. Railroad Bunds. emplovees to put Its linger on any statement in Hall. Limcrock street, while the Sunday meet­ 4 per cent. Municipal Bonds, regard to the affair made by the Opinion that ings were held Id the Rockland Opera House Miss Fannie N. Ulmer is home from the 3 per cent. Certificates of Deposit, New England Conservatory of Music, Boston. Mayor's Orders, 1,011 63 is not absolutely true.’’ In response to this Due School Department, 1,60-1 90 New Scotch Ginghams challenge we called a meeting of our large The officers of the Congregational Ladies Mrs. C. A. Thurston of Weymouth, Mass., Due Cemetery Fund, 380 90 We have two very nice force of employees, and called their attention Circle are: President, Mrs L. F. Starrett; has been visiting her mother, Mrs. T. A. Total Llabllitlee, $ Watch This Column in Bedford Cords in the to the Opinion’s editorial. The devil was the Vice President, Mrs. A. W. Butler; Secretary Seal Plush Jackets, 30 in. Perry. HUSO URGES. ....There is alwaya.... and Treasurer, Miss Annie W ight; Entertain­ first one who spoke Hnd he pointed to the fol­ Mrs. A. E. Hewett has returned from a visit P. S. L. Railroad Bond?, New Shades of Red and lowing in our neighbor's editorial: "A nd, ment Committee, James W ight and wife, Mrs. 'Paxes collectable, estimated, long, with fine Fur collar to her daughter, Mrs. D. A. Knowlton, Rock­ Property sold for taxes, collectable, csth pursuant to it, two carloads of hoops were F. W. Wight, Mrs. E. D. Spear, Mrs. D. N. port, Mass. m atch, 5 600 00 BARGAINS IN IT! M aze. hauled to the prison, and several convicts put Mortland, Mrs. A. S. Littlefield. Due from other towns on Pauper nc’t. 601 48 and edge, sizes 34 and 36, Miss Nellie Dow has returned from Bangor Due from State, rent Armory lor 1891, 100 00 at work shaving them,” and remarked that a Due Iroin State, State Pensions, IS 00 We Always Lend, bat Never Follow ! Knox County editor who didn’t know that Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday, the beginning where she participated In the representation Paving Assessments, 396 65 former price $45; we will of Living Whist. % Sewer Assessments, M l 82 poles were shaved to make hoops and not of Lent. Services w ill be held at St. Bernard’s Balance in Treasury, 18,463 33 hoops from poles should let the coopering bus­ Church at 8 o’clock a. in., and every morning Miss Della Bean has returned from New sell them for Total Hi sources, $468,970 26 i Do You Want i iness alone. The meeting then adjourned, and during the season at 7 30 o’clock a. m. The York, where she has beeu visiting Janies A. New Tan-Black Brocade Balance, City Debt., 364,188 45 the force resumed their several posts of duty to services on Wednesday evenings w ill consist Simpson’s family. $823,158 73 $ 2 0 . 0 0 get ready for Tuesday with is issue of 3440, of Rosary and Benediction of ’ he Blessed Sac­ S. H. Webb and wife of this city attended S atin es never less and often more. rament, followed by a sermon, and on Friday the recent concert and ball given by Belfast’s CONDITION OF APPROPRIATIONS. IA Nice Present 1 evenings of the Stations of the Cross, followed Knights of Pythias. by instruction. Rev. Father Coughlin, for­ In Plain Black and with When T h e C.-G. reached the handsome Mr. Chapman of Banger is the guest of his brnafido weekly circulation of 3440, never less merly of Providence, R. I., is assistant at St. & l * W e also have two only of sister, Mrs R. W. Jenkins. Mrs. Lucy Pur­ If ho, call and get a Ticket FREE—if we don't offer Colored Figures. and often more, we made several very modest Bernard’s. nell of Bangor is also a guest of the family. you one aak for it—It costs you nothing, and you references to the fact in our columns. These fine Seal Plush Jackets can have your choice, either of the ■ I w/rx Golden Sands, the young people’s missionary Mrs. Narcissa Sleeper, who was called here conslHting of Sliver Pickle Jars, y references proved a red flj g fo our Main street I I V fc? ■ society connected with the Congregational by the illness of her mother-in-law, Mrs. M. trimmed with Astrachan. Knives,Forks, Spoons, Butter Dishes,Cream Pitch- neighbor with the failing circulation and era, Cake Basket*, Etc., or of the Church, held their annual public service Sun­ A. Sleeper has returned to her home in Somer­ S S - r*$ I slanderous affinities, and it -thereupon in a including Webster’s Unabridged lO O vJK o day evening. Miss Mattie May, President of ville, Mass. Dictionary, Encyclopedias, Moody’s Sermons, Sue- anient of brashness gave us the lie. It was sizes 32 and 34, which we the 8ocicty, presided in able manner. The eers, and other Valuable Works, too numerous to New Brandenburgs very mouthy and noisy until it ran up against J. Ackerman of Thomaston, formerly ot' this m ention. Treasurer’s report showed a creditable cond ition 5gSSS8S8288SSS288388: our $200 offer, and as it hadn’t the courage to city, was in town last week, en route for will sell for of the finances. A letter was read from Rev. Light Grounds with Col­ put up it very discreetly shut up. It evidently Green’s Landing where he has moved Orders by Mail Promptly Attended To J. E. Pierce relative to the little girl the society has been watching for a chance to say some­ tailoring business. and packed and delivered at Depot or Wharf free. jg supporting in Turkey. A choir made up cf $ 1 8 . 0 0 l exuniine the stock of goods. Al­ ville assistant clerk. Brunch Mills and the ltoud Comiuisaiout den T h k C -G , voices the wishes of our EXPENDiri HE8. ways a big stock of Friday noon the following young ladies, Jefferson and North Whitefield churches were people for many happy returns. reported by letter. The North Montvilie, For Streets, $7,222 I chaperoned by Mis. A. S. Rice, took the train Sidewalks, 1,727 i for Brunswick where (hey attended the third Washing’on and the Souih Montvilie churches Perm anent Improvements, 7,047 i Turkeys, Chickens, Ducks, were reported by delegates There was no re­ NEARLY DROWNED. Permanent Sldewulkii, 8.4H7 i 12? cts. yd. annual hop of the Psi U society : Adele H. Park S reel Culvert, Wood, Grace Simonton, Kittle Lu wry, Lizzie port from the other churches. Rev E. A. Clerk's Salary 3 years, ETC., ON HAND. Dinslow of Richmond reported the Bowdoin Oonatruelion of Sewers, Gay, Mary Bugler, and Miss Barney of A rling- 1 A five year-old g irl of Mr. and Mrs. W il Breaking Roads, &d?rt:ull and see the New ton, N. H , who is visiting her brother, (ieorge Q M. John B. Howard of Kuzorville was liam Scott, of Deer Isle, fell into the well Sewer pipe oil baud, IRELAND & WHITNEY, M. Barney,at St. Kuihenne's. Mr. Baruey also j chosen messenger io the Edgcoiub Quarterly Fiiday und came near being drowned. Mrs. accompanied the party. They were met at the Meeting Saturday resolutions on the death of Scott, missing the child, looked into the well Cor. Park and Union Sts. Goods or send for Sam­ depot by the young collegians, and escorted to the late Rev. Francis Howard were read by and saw her struggling in the water. She, Look fo r our NEW CRESS GOODS (he room o f Mr. McArthur where u rueption I W. E. Overh ck und approved by the Quarterly uiiaided, descended the well, seven fe<.t, on the * ples. was held, refreshments being served in Mr. Meeting. W. E. Overlock made a stirring ap­ rocks aud caught the child by the hair, as she $27,038 i Opening which we shall announce in a Andrews’ room. From ihere they proceeded peal to the Quarterly Meeting to revive the old whs siuking, and brought it safely out. The LEANDER WEEKS, practice of sending two or more to each church usual remedies were udminis ered, and the City Trv isurer. few days to the Tontine Hotel while they were enter­ Rockland, Murch 1, 1602. tained. The hop was held in Memorial Hall ' in the Q. M. to boH a protracted meeting be­ hild seems none the worse for its mid-W inter and was a most enjoyable affair. The caterer tween each session of the Q M. The following SHE'S EAST. and music were from Portland- I he party re­ commiMee were chosen to select members to send to the different ( hutches for this purpose : A hue picture of Past Counuiiider M iller | WANTED. Fuller & Cobb, turned home oo the Saturday afternoon train, Mid stall' o f the Maine G. A- R , is in the i I he new schooner, James A. Simpson, lately E. B.l Listings, j The people of Rockland to know Unit lin y can highly pleased wnh their trip. Theo. Lezell W. E Overlook, Rev E C Shuttuck and E. buy Ihe Globe ,-ditlon of the Brituunica Emy< Io- window of ihe Rockland News Co. store. built and launched by Washburn Bros, ul and Fred Glover of this city and James L ven- H. Hmilton. The various devotional services p.dluol THE MAINE HOME JOURNAL, 302 were characterized by great power and ihe ser- Col. L D. Carver of this city figures prond- Pori Clyde, made her first trip from Port Clyde Main Hl , Rockland. 10 cent* a day for a year will aaler of Thomaston are members o f Psi to New York in 45 hours. 316 A M ) 31S MAIN NT. | buy ihe 25 voluin<». Vol. 1 only $1 00 4 ROCKLAND. mdjus

A. W C. met last night Black'a* Amusement and Announcement. A ROCKLAND MAN. FOLKS AND THINGS Middle etrect. AMONG THE HARDY FISHERMEN, Mlirtbs. City of Rockland. Capt. O '* Ingralmn t in Bostqn and The Bible reeding of the W. r . T. U. w ill Hon. Pearl Wight, formerly of Rockland, .' P o r tl a n d In t week. STtiBns rkla it, Feb. 29, to Mr. be held Friday at 2 30 in the par <»r of Y. M. who lus been a resident of New O-lenns for Of Interest to Those Who Use the Net F. M. m u James Mu er is re- verinc rapidly from his C. A. twenty tears, has been prominently mentioned I an^ Line. <• irr.1-HocK land. Feb 26, to Mr. BOARD OF REGISTRATION. ' £ X; Alfred E Cat***, n dnutrhh* recent severe sickness as the Republic in esndk.ate for Governor of ' ------Notice la hereby given that the Board of Regia- A private party will be given in Glover Hall, Honmxs-Rockland, Fp W 21, to Mr. and (ration will he In eeaelon at their room No. 5, Berry •r’ ’,t* W R Cobb, Wight ft Co. have put the Lamson Thursday evening, under the management of Louisiana. Mr W ight’s mercantile duties, I Rockland’s W e ll-K n o w n Alb rt » Itorddns, a dauvlut-r. Block, 4<»fl Main Street, upon the Yd, 8d. 4th and 5th Fishing Firm H amilton Rockland, Kelt *24 to Mr. nnd cash system into their store Ethel Freeman and Sadie Colson. however, require nil h l. nt.ontlon nnd he him- of March, 1H92, for the purpose of revising and cor­ Making Great Improvements -Fine W II Hnmllton, n son. recting the voting line of this city. The Board will Hiip r m a n -South Thomaston, Feb. 25, to Col. F. C. Knight is having interior improve­ P rof. W S. Wight’s singing school in this self fifty she in out of polities. Quarters—Next Season s Fle:t -The he In hi H«1on on the flrat three ol Raid d a je from 9 and Mr«. E t. Sherman, a daughter a. m. to 12 m and from 2 p. m. to fi p rn. and from ments made to his residence Beam Trawler. • S immons - s OUR FLOWER OFFER. ettv now numbers 86 pupils. The next lesson chuyler, N eb , Feb. 15, to Mr. ., and on the la-tla*t of eatd days from VINALHAVEN ifra J o s . Himil to 12 tn. and from 2 to 5 p. Col. W. H. Fogler has moved into the w ill be given nt the M. E. vestry, March 3. .M a h a rb o r, Feb. 21, to Mr. C. E. Weeks ft Co. of this city are m iking order, Bo a r i, v. The flower offer which accompanies the sub- David Ames house, Middle street. Prof. Robinson of Bowdoin College gave a (. .1 M:» K-diz e. a Hon —weight K lbs. NATHANIEL JoNBP. Chairman. great ch»ngc« an I tinprovemraH about their - ’Iu m . t, F-b. 2. It. Mr and M r, Her- Rcrlptlon to Frank Leslie’s Weekly (monthly Get you Public Library dollar ready The most Interesting Chemistry lecture last evening The Chorus Guild Gives a Very Suc­ in, a daughter—weight 10 lb-. establishment on Tillson wharf. On ihe left committee is on your track, dear reader. in the “ University Extension” Course. The cessful Entertainment. n am tier) is a genuine one. For the first time of their main building a single 10-foot door has One week from next Monday Is pay day in next lecture w ill l>e on “ Chemistry of Com­ iftarriages. Cily of Rockland. during its noteworthy existence the famous bustion,’’ next Tuesday evening at 8:30 p. m. been constructed to admit teams. The chill ihe Rockland Loan ft B'dlding Association Capt. N. P. Spear was in town last week Llnta of the Voters In the Rpvernl w ards may be house of Peter Henderson ft Co. have made rooms have been thrown into the wings of the found at Ihe following plncen: Next Friday evening at Willoughby Hall the riA itni :.n k AHMEi, —Roi-kland, Feb. 25, by Geo. F. Kaler ft Co. have commenced work getting his vessel the Julia A. Decker In trim build ng, giving ample room for the receiving Ward 1, at Ihe Oak Grove School Houne nnd A. such an arrangement with a newspaper. The Class of ’92, R. II. 8., w ill give an apron sale, for business. Rev. W. M Kimmell, Edwar.L M. Harden and J . Bird V Co.’r Store. on a suit of blocks for the new schooner being and packing of trips as they arrive and more Ih rtha M I. rued, both of It eKland Ward 2. at N. A. Burpee Engine House and C. supper, entertainment and dance. Tickets for mibscrlber Is left to choose cither four rose or built by I. L. Snow A Co. Wint Conant arrived home Saturday from room for salting and shipping mackerel. The I’KHKINR- SlfAW-Rockland, Feb Ifl CharleR II. H. Aehorn'n Store. supper 26 cents, good for entertainment. Tick­ Perkins aud Clara Shaw, both of South Tbomaa- Ward 3, at 8uinrner Street School Houne nnd C. four chrysanthemum plants or the Rainbow Stony Creek and returned again Monday. He retail mackerel has been changed over, and ton. A. Iln-kell’R Store. John Gallagher of South Thomaston w ill ets for entertainment 16 cents. The class de­ collection of seeds which is especially choice, reports business booming at that place. the shipping room located In the southwest HorxtMM-Tiio m a r-N o rth Haven, Feb. Ifl, Ward 4, Grace Street School Houne and Ameri­ have a hearing before Trial Justice Ultner serve a liberal patronage as the proceeds go for by Rev .1 T. Cooroba, William 8. Hopklra and can Kii.reRR Office. The catalogue price of either of these ’ three this altcrnoon for alleged assault on his father. Since p rin ln g the item on first page corner, with new ice chests, slabs, etc. A cap­ Lillian Mar Thomas. Ward 5, at Purchano Street School Houne, nnd the graduation next June. H a li.-P er k in s—Bo«ton, Feb. 25, O rrla F. Hall, another article has been added to the town able man will be put In charge and the (>. P Hlx’n Store. Is 91.25. One need not take the plant until C. M. Tibbetts w ill get into his new store in of A ppleton, Me., and M aty E. l’-rkitiR, of BoRton. Ward 6, at Crescent Street School Houne and A. II. R. Brennan’s Star Theatre Co. occupied firm w ill make a specialty of nice fresh Luce P.tii.n CK—Boston, Feb *20, WIIIIr A. Berry Bros.’ Block in about two weeks. A warrant which makes the number 60. It beats K. HankelTn Store. springtime, as the order that we give on Peter the Rockland Opera House all last week, their fish for the retail trade. A ll parts of the Luce, of Rocap. , and Alice Philbrick, of New W ard 7, at .Middle Street School Houne and Bird the record. tori, Morr. crew is at work putting the store in good ehape business increasing from Monday up to Satur­ ft H art’n and John W. KHTn Store. Henderson ft Co. is good until June I, 1892. The Grammar and Intermediate schools in plant are connected by speaking tul»es. R II. BURNHAM, City Clerk. for Mr. Tibbetts’ occupancy. day evening. The company is made up of February 19, 18s2. 7 Y ou w ill see at a glance that the subscriber to District No. 3 under Miss M. W. H. Collins The entire front of the upper floor is utilized A Rocklf.nd man advertised in T h e C.-G. first-class people and do a nice class of work, for offices and sample rooms, connected by a Oratbs. the monthly colored edition of Frank Leslie’s and Miss Alice Tapley, united in observing last week for a girl to do housework. Before which was appreciated by our theatre goers. small elevator with the lower floor. The offices Longfellow’s Day, which closed the term. Murch—Rockland. Feb. 24, Mary A., widow of Weekly, the price of which is 91, also receives noon, Wednesday, the family had five nppli- They play this week in V.nalhaven. An at­ are very handsome, roomy and convenient, Jaui' x Murch, aged about 7 t yearR. 91 26 worth of flowers or seeds. If any of cati ns and got a capable girl. tempt w ill be made to have them put in another Miss Annie Shields entertained a large party finished bright in South Carolina pine, laid in BTANTON-Houth ThotBBRtnn, Feb. 23, Adeline, week here. of young friends at tho Town; Hall Friday widow of Nathan Stanton, aged 62 jearx, 9 months, our subscribers wish to avail themselves of this The dancing school of Meservey and Rack* diagonal stripes of selected woods with heavy liff with F. S. Sargent instructor w ill com­ evening. It was a jo lly party and a very ash dado. The office furnishings, drop lights, W R io n r-W a sh in g to n , Feb. 23, M r-. Hilton B. offer all they need do is to send us 94. pleasant ending of Miss Shields’ i4th birth- H right, agi d 4s yearR mence on Thursday evening of this week sure A WICKED CORRESPONDENT. gas fixtures, desks, etc., arc in keeping with HARTFoan Rockport, F« b. 22. Mary A ., wife of Rockland News Co. To illustrate the offer suppose day. in Red Men’s Hall, Willoughby Block. the finishing, while a polished hard-wood floor Albert Hartford, aged 47 yearn, 4 montha, 16 dm-. Jo h n Sm ith owes us $4 on his paper— Coomiir—Ord, NebruRka, Jan, 19, A rcldhald G Has opened with a New Our Appleton scribe sends us the following E. E. Are? received last Monday from his gives a good finish to the whole. CoomhR, a native of South Thomaston, aged 72 He sends , the ! Capt. F. D. Waldo, wife nnd son Fred ar­ Sara, 28 dava. And gets a receipt for the amount paid brother at Vlnal Haven, Me., a brace o f can­ 'The boneless department is in tho rear of the rived home Friday from New York, where the communication: s m it h - Rockport, Feb. 19, Thotnaa Jcflereon and Attractive stock of t he splendid Frank Leslie (Monthly) one year vas back ducks, that attracted much attention office, and is prov.ded with all modern appli­ Smith, need 91 \earn, 5 month-, 29 dam. And Ills choice of the goods as above stated. ship Isaac Reed is discharging cargo from Morion nnd Rusk is a new ticket which has hcen .suggested. Levi and Jerry would make at his market, they being splendid specimens. ances for the manufacture of the famous cot WiiF.F. i n-Rockport. Feb. 24, Ilel-n M , wife of If you only owe one year you get credit fc • Hong Kong. She will probably load at once (’. I). W in (dor, aged 16 yearn. qulic a team.—Cot lUKit-OAZKrTB. Fell. 16. They were shot by II. A. and E. T.Arey, his bricks which have been made famous by Ste­ for Seattle, Wash. Hoitn-Brooklyn, N V.. Feb. 19. MI-r H attie a year in advance—if you owe nothing you get Slneh Ihe man from Maine declines ihe brothers.—Barre Correspondence Montpelier, phen Chase ft Co. A very handy innovation liudxon, only child of the late Micah Hobbs, formerly ol Hope, agrd 25 yearR, 9 montha. C. A. Corliss of Bath has been taking meas­ nomination, why not take the other man from Vt.,1 Argus. PAPER credit for two years in advance, any way you is a tramway for the shipping ot the boxed CKAWFORH-Wnrren, Feb. 24, .MIrr Jan e ( urements nt Chickawaukie Pond the past week, Maine? What is the mailer with Tom and The Chorus Guild entertainment Saturday product, saving several botuersome rehand- fort), aged 78 yearn. put it it is “ something for nothing” and all Jerry. Waahington, Feb. 25, Mary, widow preparatory to the suit of Rockland vs. the evening was a very pleasant affair and gave lings ’The cooper shop is In the rear of the r»f Orchard Fla have the same chance. of Not lb Waldoboro, aged Rocklatid Water Co. for alleged damage to a general satisfaction to the large audience boneless department nnd is presided over by In your letter you must state hether you want city thoroughfare by said company. DVKR-North A ppleton, Feb 22. A nnie F . wif. the roses, chrysanthemums or s< Is and when you BIGAMY CHARGED. present. The operetta, though gotten up h ur­ Charles Clark. of U. N. D er, 2d, aged 37 yearn, 8 months, 9 day HANGINGS! want them sent. riedly, was nicely rendered, and all praise is The firm expects to put in a freezer for C l.iw t.hr-Blockton, Feb. 2|,MrR. Deborah t Advertisers w ill not overlook the fact that Clew lev, formerly of ThomaRton. aged 7,- year our circulation. 3110, never less and often more, On Feb. 6 John Gilman Merchant of Rock­ due Mrs. Copping for so successful a presen­ freezing bait and other fish which will hav Rt ma Ins taken to Thom aston for interm ent. FOR THE SPRINC TRADE Lent begins tomorrow. makes Tim C.-G. the best advertising medium land and Lucinda G. Black o f Rockport, a tation. The opening number was a cornet solo tendency to draw fishermen in here for fheir Rohf.—New York c ity , Feb 20, Henry T . Ron second baiting. formerly of Tbnmuaton, aged 45 yearn, 0 montha, Rev. W. O. Holman has become a regular in Eastern Maine. Every advertiser can ex­ native of Deer Isle, were married in Rockport. by O. P. Lyons, which was followed by Miss 29 days. Remains taken lo Thoniantoii for Ink ment. amine our printed list of subsetibers before On Friday Merchant and his bride were Sadie E. Miller of Rockland who sang “ Flower member of the Tribune force For a few days past, it has been a question Mc In t v h e - W arren, Feb. 28, Mrn. H annah T Also a Full Line ot putting in an ad. brought before 'I rial Justice Ulmer charged o f the Alps” very sweetly. ’ Little Boy Blue” Mclntyre, widow of the late Ebenezer Mclnty Frank I. Beach of Searsport is at work hether or not the beam trawler Resolute w ill by Master Ivan Gaskin was very pretty and a aged H6 year.-, 8 months, 4 days. the store of H. II. Crie ft Co. John B. Hare of South Thomaston was with bigamy and adultery by Annie Thompson go beam-trawling again. At length it has been Merchant, who according to the City Clerk's selection by the Occidental Quartet was up to before Trial Justice Ulmer, Wednesday, decided that she w ill abandon the beam traw Books, Stationery Big piles of land rock at Tillson wharf await their usual standard. Then followed “ A Dress U hp, ’Good Samaritan” Liniment. charged with assaulting F. M. Smith of Cres­ records was married to Merchant in 1883. The and fit for the Bank eodflshery. the operations of the stone crusher. Rehearsal,” which is really a burlesque of the cent Beach with a whip. Hare was held in woman Black pleaded not guilty on the ground t his action is the outcome of tho rather lim­ Silverware, Watches and Jewelry at Gentb The stock certificates of the Rockland Build­ fairy story “ Cinderella” . Miss Alice G. Lane a net’s. 9100 bonds to await the action of the grand that she did not know Merchant was already ited success which has attended the few trips ing Association are being delivered. “ Miss Jones,” principal ot Grove House Acad­ ju ry. Bail was furnished. married, while the latter presented no defence. which she has made. The fares of fish which emy, had opportunity for good noting and PEHIOUICALS. Bids have been received for the remains of The residents of Claremont street and vicin­ Both were bound over to »he March terra of she has brought to port have not been very singing, both of which she rendered very sue- Go Wesi via the Canadian Pacific the old custom house heating apparatus. ity were witnesses of the chase ot one I). W. court. They are now in Wiscasset Jail. large and consequently but a small stock has cesstully. “ Mile Eplnard” by Miss Josie Artemas Heal of this city has been awarded Perkins of Wiscasset by the sheriff's posse been realized. Each trip it was hoped that the Till HIST EM IIA S Lyfordgwas perfection itselt. Miss Bertha a pension of 91 a month with arrearages from yesterday. Perkins was wanted for an unpaid ROCKLAND’S CREAMERY. succeeding one would prove more successful Ington Slate, Oregon, and all points on the Pacific A. M. MILLER & CO. Healey as “ Amy Fibbs” and “ Cinderella CohrI, and every Friday for St. Puul. Mii.ne 1883. board bill, Wiscasset’s constable being here than Its predecessor,nnd so she was kept go’ng, was very charming whi'e the the dIfflicult role anolia, and all points iu ihe Western and North 425 MAIN ST., after him. He was captured and settled. A Most Satisfactory Showing Made at but with little increasing success Western Slates. E. L. Hewett was thrown f.om his sleigh of “ Clara W ilkins” and the “ Prince” was ad­ For pamphlet giving all information, call the Annual Meeting, One thing remains as the result of the ex­ Tuesday evening and his left leg severely Work has commenced on the buildings, mirably presented by Frank McNichols. Miss address C E. M( PHERSON, 197 Waal ROCK LAND, MAINE. periment. Capt Bradford has demonstrated Street, Boston. B !1 11 s -rained corner of Cottage and Main streets. The old Evelyn Manson as “ Sarah Ann,"the greedy girl 8 The annual meeting of the Knox County that fish can be taken by this beam trawl StClair Bros. ft. Co. received eight tons of buildings w ill be moved back and made over was one of the taking features of the operetta, Creamery Association was held In this city method on this side of the water. The thing peanuts by boat last week front Norfolk—three Into tenements, while the site vacated w ill be nnd Miss Lou Lane as “ Sophronisba Spivens,’ ‘‘All Right He Says.” Thursday and these directors elected : Charles now to be done is to find a way to prosecute it SOMETHING I EXTRAORDINARY months supply. occupied by the new Blake Block, which the romantic girl, could hardly be excelled, I have got a first cIurr Barber, and no more Ion A Sylvester, Obadiah Gardiner, W. J. Rol>- so that it shall be remunerative. It is not im­ vails. Come and see m •. NEW. OFFER. W. H Glover ft Co. have contracted to build i he Misses Addle Tolman and Alda Winslow *•8 FKRD G. BINGI1I, Whist parties were field by Mrs. W. H. bins, George W. Kimball, W. N. Ulmer, F. W. probable that more experiments w ill be made as “ Martha Higgins” and “ Carrie Jackson.” 86S Main St , Rockland, Me Glover Friday evening nnd by Mrs. Geo. L. The Y’s have arranged with Mrs. Helen S. Morse and Samuel H. Doe. The association in this line, yet it must be confessed that the ihe spiteful sisters, very prettily carried Knight Saturday evening. Rice, National Superintendent of Juvenile is entering upon its fourth year and is remark­ outlook is not favorable in that direction out both their singing and acting. “ Mrs. Children’s Dressmaking. 238 USEFUL ARTICLES’ Berry Bros, ft Co. sent five h ,cks to Warren, Work for the W. C. T. U. to lecture in Rock­ ably successful. During the past year over Gloucester Breeze. Children's Dressmaking a specialty. Jarvey” by Mrs. L. S. Copping was of course, 8-10* MRS. THOM AS, 4 Wli -FOR- Thursday, to attend a funeral, Or.e of them land some time this month. She w ill speak 60,000 pounds have been manufactured. The Vinter Street. very fine, nnd Miss Jennie Hopkins as “ Pru­ A very large fleet ot fishermen w ill make returned with a broken spring. in the altcrnoon to the children of the Loyal total receipts were nearly 916,000. On the 2 5 e e n t & . dence Pinchbeck” was admirable. Miss Cal­ Rockland their headquarters the coming year. CIRLS WANTED The .summer resort business is starting Legion and in the evening w ill give a public amount o f butter made, the creamery paid the der wood as the “ servant” was also very good. C. E. Weeks ft Co. have contracted with quite 1 HREE GIRLS arc wanted at Hotel Thorndike. AS FOLLOWS: early. One of the Crescent Be: •h cottages b lecture on some temperence topic in one farmers 91200 more than last year, an average One tor the Dining .Room. Appy at 100 Beat Sowing Necdlea; 80 Beat P ina; 42 Darn- Mrs. G. C. Jones as “ Roso Jennings” and the a number to fish for them. been engaged fur next season. of the churches. Mrs. Rice is a t race­ of two cents more on a pound. Besides this HIO TEL OFFICE. era, Wornled, Motto, Glovers, Chenille, Tapestry, “ Fairy Godmother" was excellent, and left Crewel, Crochet Hook, Bodkin,'Tape, Carpet and ful and impressive speaker and receives flatter they reduced their debt 9260 and have 9260 A sea turtle has been on exhibition ut the Button Need It a ; Hat Pina, Shawl Pina and Toilet W ill Niles, a pupil at the Crescent Street nothing to be desired. The Guild realized ACENTS WANTED. ing press notices wherever she lectures. in the treasury. 'I’he net indebtedness now is establishment of C. E. Weeks ft Co., the past W e want a live agent in every County to sell ou Pin.-. I he Whole are contained in an nttructive school, was bitten by a mastiff Wednesday, his handsome sum anti they deserved it for giving Needle Cane, which when opened in 13 J li chen long only 9250, wl.ich w ill be wiped out this year. week. Registers ou commissi >n. Libt ral terms. face being somewhat lacerated. The ladies who are canvassing for member­ BOSTON CASH REGISTER CO., and 71, inches wide. Tho quality of each article is The Directors feel that a word of commenda­ us such an excellent entertainment. guaranteed, and can be returned if not -atiolhctory. Let every voter see that his name is on the ship in the Rockland Public Library Associa­ The smoke-house ot C. E. Weeks ft Co. is y 10 West 23rd 8t., New York City. Having secured the agency of Knox, Lincoln and tion is due Mr. J. H. Hills, the superintendent. tion are meeting witn good success. Some of Waldo counties, I oiler the above for sale, by mail, list. The Registration Board w ill be in session Mr. H ills has been here three years, and has APPLETON. running full blast on baddies and bloaters. WANTED. postpaid, for 25 cents. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, this week. them lu r e secured nearly sixty names each. shown himself an expert butter maker, a care­ The American Express Co. took 50 barrels Ul enterprising lady who will do the hnuseworl ACENTS WANTED. The tenement on Park street, vacated some The canvassing is being done in a systematiewav v ‘^b ee Is sick with la grippe. a family of five. Good wages paid. Competcn ful and faithful manager and a first-class gen­ of lobsters out of this city Thursday. help—none other need apply. Male or female, in every town. Soil ut sight. Send sections of the city being appointed to certain lor sample case. Liberal discount to Agents. months ago by F. J. Bicknell, is being fitted up tleman. Mr. attdMrs. ‘Artist Pease are improving. C a LL AT THIS OFFICE. for the occupancy of Mrs. Sarah Rich Spear. canvassers, and all w ill have an opportunity to jihn. k. Identify themselves with the movement. The COLLECTING STAMPS. Mrs. Caroline Gushee, who was dangerously WANTED. j. n/inii^Fra,' A government inspector made u survey of sick, is improving. BUSINESS LOCALS. ►'o or three Reliable Agents wanted, ladies o ROCKLAND, IBA1NK. T-SO association proposes to get a membership of 2000 genth-tnun, to solicit orders for high cla«s books the new heating apparatus at the Custom in this city. The city government w ill he asked The Latest Work of the South-end Ou- Match meeting w ill come off the second $3 a day guaranteed to good agents. Address o. House, last week. He found it working well. Monday in the month. AdvurtiRumont* in this colum n f iv e cents . call upon THE MAINE HOME JOURNAL, 302 to make an appropriation for a public library Knitting Bee. l in e . No Insertion leaa than twenty-live cents. Multi St., R ockland, Me. I’he courts have decided that refusing to and other measures adopted to raise’ funds. Mrs. Rosina Pease who has been critically ill take periodicals from the office, or removing The first necessity is to get u largo member­ BOOKS TO POST. The ladies of the South-end K nitting Bee are of pneumonia was some better at last accounts. and leaving them uncalled for is prim t facte ship, and all should lend their aid to the move­ GOOD ADVICE. Or other clerical work for even’iig employment. making a collection of cancelled stamps to sell, Alter the first o f March we shall have two 74- Apply ut THIS OFFICE. evidence of intentional fraud. ment. Advertise well! You will never repent lt: the proceeds going into the fund for the Old mails a day. Charles Sukeforth is to drive one Nothing more wise cau a buriuesrt mun do South Thomaston, Me. B. It. Andros has a very interesting money- A. M. M iller ft Co. have bought the stock, Ladies’ Home. A ll kinds of postage stamps team. Stick to thin motto, und never forget It; COLT FOR SALE mak :ig machine at The Thorndike which is Advertise well—It will pull you rafe through.” fixtures and good w ill of the Rockland News are taken, but the Canadian and United States Miss Fannie Gushee and Miss Carrie Counce I have at Pleasant View Farm a fine four-years attracting no little attention. The hills manu* Go., which closed its doors several weeks ago. Advertise well, do you think what ’twill cost old Colt I wish lo sell. are the most valuable. Old U. S. stamps issued returned from the Normal School, Castine, WM. B. DEAN, So. Thomaston. Moanments and Ceuieterp Work. fact ured are very like the genuine. The new proprietors swung the doors open PubH.ber.' bill, previous to 1865 are especially valuable. A ll Friday. are Iml friends in disguise, A canvitBsiug committee is needed for Ward Saturday and are now ready for business. Mr. embossed stamps must be cut squure with a Bow do you know what your caution has cost j Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Gushee come home from Would you he v oultby, you must udvertise." FOR S A LE . 6, to raise money for the Charitable Associa­ A. M Miller of the firm w ill have the active margin of 1-4 inch or more, else they are Any one in want of second band, one-horse First Class Work, unit Guaranteed. Sacramento, Caia., Tuesday. They have been leds, should consult 8.T. Overlook, ftouth Liberty. tion. Is it possible there are no young ladies management of the business. He has been worthless. The adhesive may ire cut square or in California six and a half years. Fifteen nice sweet oranges for a quarter at They cun find great bargains. 6.7 No Cheap Work Produced. in that ward who are w illing to help the poor? located in this city the past few months, assist­ removed from the paper. Annie wife of Uriah Dyer 2nd died of pneu­ Simmons',272 Main Street. « "A s samples of our work exumine tho Mayhew The March term of S. J. Court begins next ing Editor Fuller of the Tribune. He is a Mrs. W. S. Kenniston, Mechanic street, has NEW HOUSE FOR SALE. Monument at Bay View Cemetery, a-.d Stewart native of Waldoboro, son of Past Department monia after a short illness, last week. Funeral Tuesday, Judge Whitehouse presiding. L. sent the largest donation to the treasurer. Her Egg cases for sale at tho store of Bicknell With new stable connected. Situated on Union Monument at Aohora Oemeteryi Commander M iller of the Maine G. A. R.. oecurr*d Thursday. Rev. Mr. Wiggin ol Sears- Street Opposite the new depot. House contains « Designs und estimates furnished upon application. Howard of Hope has been drawn as juror, package contained 20,000 stamps, but many of Tea Co., 398 Main Street. finished rooms, All communications promptly attended to. 2S and in all-round fine fellow, whom we tope to mont officiated. Fine cellar with completing the list. I h e C.-G. w ill publish the ladies count theirs by the thousands. They lions. A pply to C. M. W A LK ER . Hickory tints five cents a quart. Fifteen its usual detailed report of Court proceedings. see succeed. While regretting the necessity wish to get us many as possible and all dona- Rev. Mr. Abbott preached ut the Baptist that compelled Messrs. Wakefield a id Sullivan Church Sunday and the Sabbath previous. He oranges for a quarter. Huston’s nows stand. At the recent meeting ot the stockholders of ions w ill lie thankfully received either i»y FOR SALE. to retire from business, we are glad that Mr. gave very good satisfaction. It seems nice to A nice roller top desk iiaburg.Un. Apply the Linn County Bank, La Cygne, Kansas, W. iictnbers or Mrs. 11. II. Hail, treasurer. Ocean Hot bread and rolls daily. Hot rolls tor M iller is to locate with m permanently. Mr. trett. have Sabbath services again. iiliS OFFICE. O. Fuller. Jr., of this city was re-elected on the Church Circles a specialty. Hills ft Flint, Photographer, Sullivan of th e o iilfir.ii w ill assist M r. Miller C R O C K E T T , Board of Directors. This bank paid a lour bakers. for a while POLITICAL POINTS HOPE HAPPENINGS, TO L E T . per cent dividend Oct. 1, and a live per cent Auction Saturday evenings of boots, shoes, 320 MAIN ST., C o m v ik k c ia i. Co l l e g e — The entertainment ull Tickeis good for dividend Jan. 1. rubbers, confectionery, etc., at E. A. Colla- announced for Wednesday evening Wau post­ to Republican State Convention is called Signs of Spring —Elies Buzzing and Sheriff Gray took Omer Thomas of North more's, Rankin Block. poned until t< -morrow night. Students aud at Bangor Wednesday, April 27. It w ill, Butterflies Flying. Ihiz. CahliietN tor #2.50. Haven to Wiscasset Wednesday, Mr. Thomas FOR SAL . friends are invited.-----E. K Gould, esq , de­ leu biles# he a large and representative gath­ A limited number, for thirty days, commencing refusing to pay his poll tax, on the ground ering ol the party. Thorndike ft H ix have •eeived a large in- An eight room Collage House in •horo,ig!i r«. Feb. 16, unless soouer disprsed of. livered an instructive and interesting keture on I have seen no flowers in the open air lately air, new stable, corner lot, good neighborhood, that the assessment is illegal, being imposed to TICKK IS GOOD UN TIL NOV. I, 1892. Commercial La v Friday. An unusually large o o but the dies were buzzing on the outside ot the voice ol oranges from Gen. T illson ’s Florida •tabun desirable. For other particulars h quire maintain a piece ol highway that is not open r 49 C. G. MOFFI P1. W Proofs iliowu. number of studsuts will graduate (bis year. The Republican voters of Rockland will house Feb. 22, and E. B. Goose found a grove. They are very nice. to the public, being obstructed by gates. eiilral Block Opposite Kerry Bros. <& Co.’s The billowing received diplomas during the meet in caucus iu Armory lla li, Wednesday chrysalis on a leaf which he look into the house M a b ie 0 10 I f you want a good smoke (or five ce is try The bona fide circulation of 'I h e C o v u ie u evening, at 7:30 o’clock, for the purpose of and a beautiful butterfly, tour inches ucross, past month : Frank I Beach,of Searsport,Har­ the Lazy Mike cigars at M. H Nash’s Like FO R S A LE. G a z e t t e iu 3440, never less und often more, vey II. Libby Prospect, Joseph W Reilly nominating a candidate tor mayor, to be voted was hatched from it to gladden his eyes. FARM FOR SALE. their namesake they can’t be beat. One Smith American Organ, Walnut Case, good every week, which is much the largest circula­ Frankfort, all iu the Commercial Dcptriment tor at the municipal election, March 7, und to finish, handles on sides, I.imp »tunds, music re­ The subscriber offers for sale a nice farm iu So* Mrs. W ill Bartlett still continues quite ill. ceptacle an t racks; inis been used six lunuth* A ’uiren, Maine. Six utiles from Rocklaud; ouo- tion of any Knox County paper, and more than and Addle A T i^rch' City aud Lena M. Rose elect 16 delegates to attend the District Conven­ We are glad to see Edwiu Wright riding The friends ot Mr. and Mrs. K A. Pierce* bargain at $35.00. Cull und see it. buif mile Iroin railroad -Lalion und pnstolUc . T hi- double that of i w i ot them. This proves it Islesborur-writhe Phonographic artment. tion to be held in the city of Auburn, April 26, form contains 135 acres; cuts 50 tons of hay ana out after so long a confinement to the house. formerly of the Teamster’s Tavern, Blacking- MAINE MUSIC CO. uually; has hi immviisu pasturuge aud t-perfectly much the must valuable advertising medium in Messrs. Howard and Brown are sending out a for the election of Delegates to the National 430 Maiu 8l., Rockland, Me. ton’s Corner,are respectfu'ly informed that they fenced. The buildings ure iu flue condition, aud the county. neat announcement ot their hook “ Lessons iu Republican Convention at Minneapolis; also Messrs L. P. True and IL H Payson have lupplkd withd th -piing spiini water. Sold low for cash filled their ice houses. have taken the house, corner o f Summer and 24 FRANZ M HMMOS8. F. M. Shaw sold a iut uu Jefferson street, Rapid W riting.” l i w ill be ready for delivery to elect 15 delegates to attend tho State Conven­ Maiu streets, aud are prepared to furnish first- 9N Pleasant 6t., Rockland, Maiue. Saturday, to Wm. M. Brewster. Jefferson about June 1.----- New students enrolled are . tion to be held in the city or Bangor, April 27, class table hoard at all hours. Also board by street was formerly known as Hibernia street, Alice M. Balisdell of So- Hope, Minnie An­ for (he election of I delegates ut large to attend LIST OF LETTERS the day aud week. A Fine Place For Sale. but on petition of tue residents the City Coun­ drews ol West Rockport, Adelia Keating of the National Republican convention at Minne­ --- —------it excellent barguin is offered in tho sale of my cil changed the name to Jefferson street, in Warren, W. C. Lui kin of So. Rockport. apolis. pluoe, situated on the inuln road from Thomaston Remaining unclaimed in Rockland Fust AN OPPORTUNITY. . Warren village, about two miles from State honor ot Capt. Jefferson Drinkwater, a well Q u rlson. Story ami half house witii ell; atuble con- Office tor ihe week ending Feb. 27. 1892: ected und ull in good order; also au orchard, known resident of that neighborhood. The Democratic caucus in Armory Hail last COUN TY CONTEMPORARIES. Ueul’ii List Carter, Miss Evie M. Wanted—A practical superintendent to take school-house close by, und good neighbors very Thos. F. Murphy furnishes a Maine paper evening was well attended, Hon. Samuel Bry ­ Bucklin, F. W. Clark, Miss Vina ur. For information apply to George C. Wyllie, entire charge of a granite quarry situated a N E W C O O D S ! Mir by, or GLKASUN YOUNG with fac similes ot autographs from the reg­ ant presiding, with J. E. Sherman at the Sec- Brackin, Peter Dyer, Miss Maty We can see but one reason in favor of build­ Donovan, Mrs. Ellen short distance from Rockland—one who is 39 Warren Village. ister of the Augusta House. Among them we retury's desk O. B Loveji/y presented the (Trane, 11. B ing a ja il and that is to contribute to the good (Hidden, Geo. Fiench, Mrs. Sarah A. capable of taking charge of cutters and con­ hud the stgmgures ot H. L. Shepherd and Fred name of Capt. W P. Hurley as candidate f r Johnson, Mrs. Irene looks of the City of Rockland. We trust the Linn, John versant with plans. Such a man can secure a SEWING DONE. E. Richards ol Rockport, P. Spofford of Bucks mayor Capt Hurley was nominated on the Moor, John Merchant, Mrs. Annie MIBd BUSIE EMKRY i towns ot our County w ill be very cautious how good position aud salary by addressing “ Gran­ Bargains in Hamburgs! port, Rev. Geo. W. Field of Bangor, IL Bliss first ballot, receiving 62 out of 65 votes cast. Murry, Edward K. M* dressmakiug by the day. luquli they take the first step by authorizing the Not ion, (’apt Joshua B- -^O’DoIb, Mrs Rowe J. ite Superintendent,” T h e Co i k ie u -G a z e t ib 55 GRACK 8T. Jr. of Washington and D. N. Mortland of The need of u better organization was dis- — AT THE — County Commissioners io begin the building I’eiidlel. n. I. II Norlou. Mr>. Aliev I. office, Bock laud, Me Rockland. of a County ja il —Camden Herald cusued, aud Mr. Bryant cihicised the new Robinson, Capt. James Porry, Mrs. Emma N. H. Philfiriek, Mis. Sarah A man in Yassaiboro has invented an at­ ballot law. Great harmony and unanimity BOSTON 5 AND 10 CENT STORE. Kicbuidsou. Frank D Kobldus. Mis. Adelia BRITANNICA ENCYCLOPEDIA. tachment (or a cat seat which w ill be appre­ ebaracterized the caucus. The following city 8<*u the Bargains we have iu Hamburg* at Posters are out for a concert at Watt’s Hall I Ingley. Albert Robbins. Maud J The twenty-five volume edition of ihe Globe J. IL tU( HAljDbON ciated by travellers who want a better support by Rockland musical talent. T Is the old committee was chosen: W. J. 'Thurston, L. Woodard, Capt. J. W Nimmons, Margaret Smith, Mrs. Annie Britanni a Encyclopedia is a wonderful bar- 6c. 8c, I Oc and I 2c Y d . lor the tiuck aud head than is alluded by the story ol Rockland trying to get it all. The W. Benner, F. E Hitchcock, D. M Murphy, (2) gain- It is surprising that the work can tic B K K Bloch, Addison Oliver, Obadiah Gar­ I haycr, Miss E. a .a t Itself. Guo or two ol them are now on dulv of Thomaston is to itself first We have Ladies’ List. Wit hum, Mrs. Ellen sold so low. 'I’he printing, binding and paper Dissolution of Partnership. ner. Capt. Hurley was introduced, waf hc- is excellent '1 be Maine Borne Journal fo lk s ' Also a m*w line of— None - k ii-»rebf given tin' the partnership here* triai upon Jewett’s tram between Bangor aud in this town us good musical talent as Ruck- Burton. Miss Clara West, Mrs. Edith M Brown, Lucinda are the authorized agents for Knox County , olore existing between Joseph AbbAtaud Will- Portland aud are being received wiih favor land has and it is our duty to support it. corded a warm welcome and made a brief but aud H you are looking (or a big bargain in m u'' Abbott, both of Rocklmd. Knox County, The inventor has applied for a patent and w ill appropriate speech of acceptance. books its worth while to examine this great CHEAP LACES! Maim , under Ibc firm name of Ju.epb Abbott k luomastou w ill never have an orchestra, band Bon, is ibis day diagolvcd by mu uui coiMMMC und probably receive it- J W Trussed ol this lion. I). D Stewart ot St. Albius has made work. Sample copies can lie teen at the office or anything else unless its people support it. Ji. T. Snow has I ot the agents. 302 Main street, or drop a card T lial can’t be heal lor the money. (bat afi claim, due to said firm are payable to (he uu- city also has a patented head rest for car seats en appointed post- a tiuai settlemoni ol costs ot the Barron case di rrtgiud only, slid that ad Ju t debts of said drm Lei our motto be, Thomastou first every time. master at C lark’s Island,v and an agent will c II on you. See advertise­ U II. UOFtiLAMU. 1 will be paid by him. that is a very serviceable thing. eEdwcrd Erohock, with the Dexter Saving- Bank. Now let there — Thomastou llvruld- resigned. ment bn page I of T h e Co u u ie u -G a z e t t b JGBKPU A B B o rr. be peace. today. 7 BOSTON 5 ANO 10 GT. STO K E Ruckiuud, February 6, A. D , le>U2. 7 TTTE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1892. A

CURRENT NEWSFROM ROCKPORT MARCH MAGAZINES. IT WAS DESERTION. PLEASE GIVE US AIR. twelve feet high, and has a diameter of Maine Central Railroad. six feet. The complete novel in Lippineott’s Wives Can't be Compelled to Obey or Thr ffea'thy Honr. The light-houses are built of stone, ARR,VS«EMeSt " OF TRAINS. Seasonable Happenings Served Up in Read­ Magazine for March, "A Soldier’s Sec­ Live With Their Mothers-in-Law. Proliiliiy there is no one thing so brick, or iron Many,and especially the absolutely necessary for the health of able Form for Home Use. ret,” is by Captain Charles King, who Buffalo Tinei. the smaller ones in harbors, biy«, and MONDAY, NOV. 30, 1891. man and beast as fresh air, nnd were it sounds, are built on the land. Some­ alone among living Americans ha? the A decision just rendered in New not a close itesieger. many mere would JAB8KNQBR TRAINS will leave Rockland al Jersey as to a woman’s position in the times the light is placed in a cupola of I 8.16 a m ., and 1.50 P.M., and on M ondaia only Industrial News That Shows Business secret of the military tale What he feel weak and languid or die from con­ a bouse Generally, however, it has a a t 4.60 a . m . One In Hath .1 10.46* M. nnd 8.4.6 Activity— Local Notes Regarding home of her husband is likely to be at­ sumption. r. m , and M onday, at 7.07 a . m , eonnertlna for * does not know about army life in the tower to itself adjoining the house In Things of Interest — The Week’s tacked by the mothers-in-law of tne In the fall we put on our thick cloth­ all point, on tile Maine Central nnd Eastern and West is not worth knowing, nnd what either case the light-ke< per may have Western Divisions of Boston St Maine Railroad, Record of Personals. state with indignant vigor. A young ing. Our houses are built as warm ns his family with him, and oiten there is arriving In Boaton via Eastern Division nt 4.46 he knows hb can impart with unsur­ married Couple took np their abode with possible. Then many put on double and 0.30 r. M , and M onday, only nt 1.05 p . m , (lie husband’s parents, and the old folks ! attached Io the station a plot ot land and via W e . ern Division al 4.30 r. M , and Mon- passed and unfailing cbr.m. The post, windows and doors. Tnis is not, enough; where he can keep his eow, ami even dny* only at 1 Oft r. m. Our neighbors seem to be pleased with assumed to exercise the same authority a little Ireslt air may find entrance, anti l’n**enger Trains lenvc Rath at 8.40 a . m ., and the bivouac, the battlefield,— whatever over llie wife tiiat site claimed to exer­ his horse, and have Ids garden. But m their new name, West Rockport. to keep this out the doors must becleat- a.ftO r. M., and on Saturday* only at 0 30 r. . Due • goes on at these he makes to live again cise over their son. This system of wit ‘ the light-house is on an island, In Rockland a’ 10.68 a . * »nd 6.20 r. m., and on ed, anil thn= our castles are made as till' .1 only a tower, 'ti Ihe various Saturday* only at 8.68 p. M- The annual town meeting and election before us; for he lias been a part of it bossism did not please her, and she set near impervious to air as possible. Hav­ Karo to Boaton only *3 50 stories of which ihe several keepers must PAYSON TUCKER, General Manager. of town officers is set down for Marcli all nnd his hcurt is with the cavalry up the ingenious plea tiiat while she ing made tilings outside all right, they was obliged, perhaps, to yield obedience eat, site)), and wot k ; and as room is F. K. B OOTIIBY, G. P St T. A. 21. still. His last story has a very recent put in steam, lint water, furnaces, or a quite limited, they must leave their W. L. WHITE, Div. BupL 8 to her husband, site could not be ex stove in most of the rooms. They think Portland, Nov. 20, 1891. The plastering of the new block is all theme,—tile Sioux war of 1890,—and wives and children on shore, as sailors peeted to submit to the dictation of his they are well prepared for winter, but | do when they go to sea. on and the finishing coat is well under will be found equal to any of his pre­ family. Neither the husband nor the it is late coming this year nnd did not way. vious work. parents would sustain iter in this view, come nt all two years ago. Rockland i^id Vinalhaven and when the slavery became irksome As the weather is warm, there is not The Rockport Ice Co. received a cargo "The Capitals of the Northwest” is she demanded that she be provided with much Iresh air forced into the houses ONE TRIP DAILY. of grain by sch. II. S. Boynton last the name by which Julian Ralph design­ another home. The husband would Occasionally a door may be opened and week. ates St. Paul and Minneapolis, the twin not listen to that proposition either, and in comes a gust of fresh air, but the cry Lohvo Koeklnnd »t ' o'clock p r Rlllt the young wife took berself away. is "Sliut the door, quick!” Why is thisP after MONDAY, OCTOBER m ill The death reported last week of our cities of Minnesota. In an article which Then sue sued her husband in chancery As I have said, our houses are barri­ farther notice. oldest citizen should have read Jefferson will appear in the March number of for desertion. Hnd the vice chancelor caded against fresh air, our rooms are ‘■Smith” instead of "Wilson.” Harper’s Magazine he will describe in ruled that her husband had been guilty heated up to 75 ° or 80° nnd impure at STM’R PIONEEF of that offense and that he must support CAPT. W. n OWED, his usual graphic manner the wonderful that, ami the more impure the air the W ill leave Vinalhaven for SYES/ LOVERS A party of young folks went on a her in her new home A wife, he said, greater is the change of feeling, as • Rockland, dally (Sunday ex- sleigh-ride to South Hope Wednesday growth nnd prosperity of these cities, is expected to obey her husband, but breathing impure air makes us much cepted) at 7 o’clock a. m. Of a good Cigar make a mis­ and of the twin lake ports of Duluth and not her mother-in-law. Tlte result will ______■ Keti k nino — Leave Rock­ afternoon, returning in the evening. more susceptible to cold. land, Tlllaon’a Wharf, (or Vinalhaven nt 2 o’clock take if they do not investigate Sttperiot; and lie will presentsome facts bo tiiat the much ahused mother-in-law Hot air is rarifled so that it contains The poles for the electric railroatl p. m., touching at Hurricane Island each way. with reference to their present condition will have a more uncomfortable time of much less oxygen titan cold air. This .1. EDWIN FROHOC, Agent, Rockland. the wires have been shipped and will soon it than tiiat which she has been experi­ A. B. VINAL, Agent, Vinalhaven 37 and their outlook for the future which is tlte reason why cold air exhilarates ne here, ready for early operations. encing. When tne young wives of the and warm air enervates. We see then will be to many readers in the East not sta o heroine informed as to their rights that persons living in hot. vitiited air BOSTON&BANG0RS.S.CO, "General Sherman,” Capt. Calderwood has been improving only new, but astonishing. in tlte homes of their liustiatul’s parents (live two things to contend with, as the remnants of snow left on the roads tin upheaval all around may be looked both relax the system, and in our ener­ WINTER ARRANGEMENT. A clear Havana'Cigar of the to haul in kiln-wood from his place. The story of a remarkable feat of for. Tlte ruling will also tend to dis­ vated condition we cannot hear the journalism, performed at the time that courage young men, who marry with change. Yet we are continually obliged tile idea that their folks will consent to JO H N S H A W Two Trips a Week to Boston. finest quality. Arrangements which were being made Alfonso XII, was proclaimed King of to do tilts when we go out doors from a «OT j D b y last week for several sleigh-rides were feed their wives, from marrying till they room id 80 ° to open air of It) ° or 20° Commencing Monday. January 4, IS92, Spain, is the subject of “ A new Chapter are themselves able to do their own witli a change of temperature of 50® to LISTEN, YE AGED I 8teA*u«‘ra w ill le a v e lt<>r k littid , w e a th e r A. J. HUSTON postpone until a more favorable oppor­ of my Memoirs,” by Mr. De Blowitz, duty by the pretty creatures GO ® nnd Ice perm itting a* follow a: tunity. In summer we think 80- very hot, " I'hiiTl'iil anti Ilapjii nl 79! “ Fot Boaton, Monday* and Thuraday* at about 0 ,J. II. WIGGIN to appear in Harper's Magazine tor FAST TRAINS. p.m., or upon arrival of steamer from Bucks­ A movement is on foot here among Marcn. The veteran journalist’s remi­ especially if the air is humid. When NERVOUS PROSTRATION port. W. F. NORCROSS & CO. tlte next dny it may lie only GO® ive OK For Camden, Belloat, Searsport Bucksport, and the Masonic fraternity to form a Royal niscences of important events and of March /.Ippincoll'o. C. A. HASKELL talk about our changeable climate. In b e y o n d If Ice permit*, Wednesday* ami Satur­ Arelt Chapter which will doubtless soon famous persons whom be lias met lenil Tito prevailing ideas regarding rail Eight Years’ Standing day* at about 0 a. in , or upon arrival of steamer W. J. (O A K L E Y winter when our system - are ndaxial by from Boaton. be done. additional interest to these piquant mem­ way speeds are very erroneous at any Ihe hot vitiated air of our dwellings For Green’a Landing, Swan’* talnnd, South Wc*t rate. Tlte majority of people, even the CURED BY TEN BOTTLES! H arbor, N o rth Bast Harbor. Bar Harbor, and Tlte Selectmen received a check from oirs, and make them of more than which we have been breathing, we step S orn t.to, Wedne*< ay* and Saturday* at about 0 most intelligent among those who habit­ out into tlte cold air, tlte system being Tin: i'oi.i.io v im ; m in t a tii:XTr,i:.M.t.\ a. m., or upon arrival of eteamer from Boston. the town of Belgrade last week in pay­ passing value. ually travel, obtain their conceptions ill prep.ired to undergo so great a change, s o w iu.i.-k.vown as itiiiiau liiii.v tin- RKTURNING: I.IAIU.l: I'ltoV Is THAT "DANA'S IS THE ment for pauper supplies furnished by of speed from the figures of tlte time­ many take cold and some have, bron­ KIND THAT CURES." From Boston, Tuead »y*, and Friday* at 4 p. m. ROCKPORT MARINE. From Bucksport, Mondaya and Thursday* at 11 this town. table, forgetting tiiat in nearly every chitis or pneumonia, and yet they wonder South I’i : m o n v . Mass., sept. :tu. |su|. a. tn. Sch. Adelia T. Carleton, which has instance considerable portions of the how they got it. To t h e I’ltot'itir.roit or D a x a ' s s a u s a - From Sorrento at 7 a. m., Bar Harbor at 8 a. m., Tlte Selectmen are in hopes to have a route must be tiaversed at much less I have not passed a day this winter l'A itn i. : — Mondays and Thursday*. the business of the old town of Camden been lying hern for some time, owing to than tile average rate required to cover Eight tears ago last March, I tvas FRED LOTllROP, Acting Agent, Rockland. the sickness of Capt. Blake, sailed last the total distance in the schedule time. but that I have been in rooms from 75 ® stricken w itli \ « ’i’Toit>, J’ eo sf I’siS io n . CALVIN AU8T N, Agent, Boston. all settled and cleaned up previous to to 85® but in such places I n t ike short I T B o ils' "'• a r y ,la>s and -le, p ie - W.M. II. IIIL L , Gen. M anager, Boston. week for Charleston, S. C., in command There are very few. if any, of tile last our town meeting. calls, as I fear to stay there long as I I .Ta Irss nights followed. ! Maft‘cr4'4i of Capt. J. Monroe. express trains which do not on some might catch some ol the diseases which e x t r e m e l y irom atl'eetion of He' K iil- The Rockport Ice Co was obliged to part of each "run” reach or exceed a iiey m and Klomticli, was n ot able to KNOX COUNTY-In Crurt of Probate, held at Capt. Fred Sylvester has tnkmi com­ mile a minute. Yet, by reason of so a m in ot 70 needs to guard against attend to business of any kind, b it no Rockland,on the third Tuesday of Ft bruary. 1892. suspend operations on th« pond for a II we had severe cold weather so tiiat desire for company, amt at last h e iu in ie F. It. nnd C. T. Spear, trustees of Sarah J. mand of sell Antelope. perior railway and well constructed x v lio lly u n l i t l e d f o r I lie s l i g h t e s t Bpenr, Seth B. Spear and Geo II. Spear, under the few days last week on account of the cars, the accelerated velocity is unno­ our houses could not be heat d to over last will and t« stament of Alfred l( Spear, late of Soli. Antelope arrived here from Bel­ G8 ® or 70® we should not hear any Rockland in said County, deceased. having pre­ warm weather softening the ice. fast the 25th where she had been to dis­ ticed; while running at Irom sixty to ;o':,‘, r - k i n d ,if* sented their tlrst account of ndininiotration of the seventy miles an hour tlte passenger tiling about epidemic la grippe. It 1 was :ittenicians estate of -aid deceased for atlbwnnce: Collector M. S Leach reports that the charge grain. would prevail only in families that had who tohl im- iinaily that w a s n o OltDBRED, That notice thereof he given, three calmly peruses his newspaper or book, been successful in keeping out tile be h fo r m e. weeks successively in the Courier-Gazette, printed $5000 voted at our last year’s meeting Carleton, Norwood A; Co. reeeivedj children play in the aisle, ami a glass Since taking your .Medicine 1 have In Rockland, in said County, that all persons Inter hrimlul of water may be carried from sieger. It is in these houses we are ested may attend at a Probate Court to be held to be paid on tile town debt is all ready cargo of sand by sch. Joe Carleton last moat likely to lind scarlatina ami dipli- fitll.5 recovered. I have taken l e u at Rockland, on the third Tuesday of March to be applied to tlte purpose voted. week from Vineyard Haven. one end to the other of the smootiily- tlieriu Such diseases thrive best in hot, I»ofll4>s ae-onling to tlie printed direc­ next, and show cause, if any they have, why the rolling coach without the spilling of a tions, and from being hopeless ami dis­ suiil account should not be allowed. Seh. Sarali Hill loaded lime last week ill ventilated houses If wo build a lire couraged. am new <*h<*<*rfnl a iu l 7-9 RKUKL RO BIN SO N , Judge. The scenery and drop curtain for the drop. in our stoves, that fire consumes oxygen i i a p p y . ami although 1 am 7 9 year* A true copy—A tte s t E dw in S ph a o i’e , R egister. Rockport Opera House have been for Carleton, Norwood & Co. for Boston. Would faster trains he dangerous ? just in proportion as it burns slowly or o f art ill Kebrunrv I I /,* “tt® m \ t . I ordered and will soon he here. The No. In the history of railroads no briskly. Stmt up the stove and llie lire an: -h ! to ami .,L 6 M A 3 work KNOX COUNTY-In Court of Probate hel l at Some of tlte coasting fleet are under­ instance can be found where a train lias e v e r j < l a j . as my well-kept ganh n R ockland, on the third T uesday of February, 1892. chairs for the building are expected going repairs and being made ready for ceases to burn. Why? simply because ami tin 1 general appearunee of improve­ F. R. and C. T. Spear, executors of 'he last will been derailed by reason of running at a we cut off the supply of oxygen, open and testament of A. K. Spear, late of Rockland, soon. file Summer’s work. high rate of speed. There is no more ment about my grounds will ahiinduuth in said County, deceased, having presented their J. W “ Anderson & Co., Ihe slide anil it again burns rapidly. testify. second account of administration of the estate of Business is brisk at the sail-loft at G. E. Carleton loaded sell. Anna Shep­ danger, intrinsically, at one hundred The same process takes place in all warm I 'io not fail to recommend your ■aid deceased for allow ance: miles an hour than nt lorty. Tlte dan­ M fdieiiie to all aillicted of whom I'may ...... Manufacturers! of the...... present The crew is at work on sails ard witli lime last week lor New York. blooded animals. OHDF.itKD, That notice thereof he given, three gers to be guarded against bear little or A lull sized man inhales from 30 to 40 la ar. ami consider niy*« If a l iv i n g weeks successively,in The Courier-Gazette, printed for the ship 8. D Carleton, and the Sch. II. F Kimball took a cargo of no relation to tile question of speed. testim onial of tin lf£>2Z* ililary 'I hie land, on tin- th ird Tuesday ol F e b ru a ry , 1*92. llie blood vessels or cells and there Remedy Inn* po»itiv- ly never bi en known Io fail. A certai Instrument, purporting to be the last team of Red Men, which was to have long berry, red winter wheat. In mak­ unites witli tlte carbon, forming carb aiie tl.OOubox, 0 box< m lor fft.UU; *enl b y moll pre. will and testament of furah K Fish, late of Rock­ been here last Tuesday evening from ing the meal the outer husk of the gram acid gas, the same that we get Irom laid on rtcelp* of price. A written Guarantee port, in said county, deceased, having been p t.-it’Vely given to eaeli purehaner ot 0 bo«e*. when presented for probate : Rockland, failed to put in an appear­ is discarded ami also as much of the burning cliateoal, etc., ami llie blood purchamd at one time, to refund the $6 00 paid lias become red again Tlte less oxygen if not c u r..1 G uariiitee tH*ued b\ W . I (O A K - O r d e r e d , That notice be given to all persous In­ ance. We hope that arrangements tuav stareh as possible. The inner membrane I KY, Rockland, Maine. Sample* Frie. terested, by publishing a copy of this order In the we have in the air the less will lie llie Courier Gazette, printed at Rock land,in s..d Coun­ again bo made for them to come ami tin, gluten and the germ, are retained. ty, three weeks succi lively, that tin y may appear eli itige and the more impure the blond at a Probate Court to he held in Roeklund, in said nothing happen to prevent their visit. It has not been steamed and parched like to pass hack into the system Here we County, on the third Tuesday of March m-x’, and oatmeal, hut retains its natural delicate see the reason why we are soexhilaraled show cause, If any they have, why tin- said Instru­ Delegations from several Masonic I The Best and Cheapest Family Jour­ Health is W ealth! ment shov'd not be proved, appr- xed ami allowed flavor. Unlike oatmeal, it is tine and when we take a walk in tile cool, Iresli as the last will and testam ent of tin- deceased. lodges were presint at the meeting of nal in the United States, air ami so enervated when we get into a 7-9 RKUKL ROBINSON, Judge. light and sweeter than that cereal. It is dw in 6f. Paul's Lodge, Monday evening of crowded, ill-ventilated hall. A tte st: E Register. so easily digested and yet so nutritious last week. There was work on the How often have 1 had oliildn i) sick KNOX COUNTY-In Probate Court, held at Rock- tiiat it is a very desirable food (or grow­ One DoSSar a Yeas’. with lung troubles, very much worse at laud on the third Tue-day of J’i-bruary, 181)2. third degree alter which a bountiful night, simply from the. fact that dining A certain instrum ent, putp> rtiug tu b e the luet ing children as well as adults. No will and testament of Clarissa IL welt, late of oilleetion was served in the banquet [ Willi the moot, perfect news guthcrlD# ninchlner\, the day the outside dour is often thrown Rockland, in said <-ouuty, decea . d, having been breakfast table, say tile Wheal Germ and with corriupoiiilvnts in e very •cction of the o|ien l.ut eloseil during tlie whole night presented for probate : room. TREATMENT* people, is complete without it For habitable globe, the W eekly H i h a i.d it enabled The air becomes so vitiated that it is al- O r d e r e d —T h a t notice be given Pi all p e rso n s Tlte people of Cmnion want a steam 1 Interested, by publishing a c« py oftiii- order In tin tuusli it cools readily in five to ten min­ to lay before it* leader* the latent intelligence and :i most impossible for them to breathe Dii. K. P W fnt’h N i hve a n d B h a in I h eat Courier-G iz.etD, printed u I; . klaml, m -,i:d railroad and we heartily agree with them most » nti rtaining new* from every city ai d country .m knt, a guuruuteeil »ii . tie tor lly*tir)a, blzzb utes. T’lti meal may lie used to make lies*, i onv.ii»i(»” -, Pit*, Nervoit* Ni ura'glu, ll.ad- County. three m i ks fUc-.< lively, that tl • >m a y in the world. appear ut u Probate Court to be I t Id in IL, Hand, that they need it. Their mills ami puddings, griddle cakes and other cereal Some Facts About L ig h t- Houses. ache. Nervous Pr.ieti .iP.n cau*e.l by ihe u*e of In said County, on the third Tuc.-day of March faotories already in operation witli others The reputation for freedom and indepi ndem «• ulcoli I or tobacco, Wakefulin Mcntul I)epre*. next, and show cause, if any tin y have, why tin- dishes. which it ban acquired during the many year* of j There are some 750 lights on the coast *ion, Hoftening of tlio Brain r. *ultmg in heunity said instrum ent should not lie proved, apt roved to he built furnish an immense amount i'* pr«.Mpcrou* career will be raaiuialned ami leading to mi*ery, decay ami -leatb, Pninmuro and allowed ns the last will und testament of the | of tho At act ie and the L ulf ot Mexico. Hid Age. B .rrenm **. !.»-** « f Pow4 r in . Hie m u , AN OLD PLAYED-OUT SONG. Invoiunturj 1. ,*-• and Hpermatf.i rbu; i cuu*ed by deceased. of freight to be transported butti to and t he R .ieiliu coast, RKUKL ROBINSON, Judge. DURING THE YEAR 1892 130 on and sonic 280 over exertion of the t.rain *eif nbu*e or ovt r- 7 9 A ttest :—K ihvin b V H A i.it, Register. from their town, ami railroad connec­ av ja m c s WfiireuMti un.r.v. on our 11 real L ikes The 1G00 inexpen- indulgei.ee. Each le x contain* one monlli’* treaL ut. ■•' t I do a box, 4»r *ix boxet» for <6.00, *ent by tion is the only reliable means of com­ It’* tin* uuriousext thing la creation, . sive lights on our Wc-tern rivers have m ull prepaid on receipt of price. Whenever I bear Unit old m ug. munication that can lie depended on to revolutionized steamboat navigation, WK < I'AH.VNTFK MX KOXKH ana s arsaparilla "Do I he.-Jll«» Me ut lloiue?" I'm no holla red, D ’ .S i* giiurun- My tile aeeui* nu uhorl uu it’s long! io iking it sale to run by niglitas by day To cure any cute. Witli each order received by u* t e e d to aL ' lul l , c u r e disea.> e, handle this freight. The electriu road Fer ev'ryihlng 'pears like udzuckly SPECIAL FEATURES FOR THE YEAR these river lights consist simply ot a for fix box<‘*, uccompaiil. J w ith #6 00, we will Is all well enough and will furnish an It ’peuretl in the yi'irs past and gone, fend i) e purcb.i*' r our w rllteii gUaraoD e Io refund und it d o e s ft t o o W hen I Hurled out ►parkin’ ul tw e n ly , lantern fixed to a post.ami costing about llie money if the reaimeiit doc* not ullect a cure. easy and cheap mode of travel ftotu one Au* hud niy first neckerchur on. Original Articles on Practical Farm­ $10 eaeli, while it costs on tlie average Guaruii < e* i*aued only by W . -I. C G A K LEY , not more than $100 a year each to main­ Druggist, Sole Agent, Rockland, Me. town to another, but limy certainly need Though Pm wrlukelder, older und grayer ing and Gardening, the steam road. As the hope of an ex­ Hight no* than niy patents wim then. tain them. f5».5OO R ew ai’tl! You strike up that song, "Ito t hey Miss Mu," Progress in Science, There are three classes ot liglit-hnu-es WE will pay Ihe above reward lor any cu*e of tension of the Maine Central to that And I’m j si a youugster ugalu I Woman’s Work, — tlie primary sea coast lights, which Liver Poinpluint, Dynpi pai«, Sick Headache, Indi- Pin u-sluudln* hack ttiuru til the (urries mariners make for in coming Irom gcMtion, C« imlipation or Co»tiveue»* we cat not town grows dim they turn with anxious A w fshfu' ler evening to come, Serials and Short Stories by (he cure with W- ft'* Vegetable Livt r Pill*, when tho eyes towurds a road front Augusta And it whisperin’ over mid over aeross the waters; llie secondary sea­ direction* are wtrictly compiled with They are Ih n u w ords, "D o They Miss Me ut H om e?’’ Best Authors, coast and iake-eoast lights, by which purely Vegetable, uud never fail to give »ulUfu<3- ARABIAN across tlte country, and we hope that tion, Sugar coa'ed. Lurge boze*. containing You see, Mttrihy Kllcii she sung it Literature and Art, vessels liml their way by night along our 30 Pili«, 25 cent*. Beware of counterfeit* und imita- the prospect of railroad connection in T he tlrst lim e I lieerd II; und so. coast; and tne sound, liny, and tiarlior lion*. The genuine manufactured only by THK As she wus my very tlrst sweetheart, Wit and Humor, JOHN C WEHT COMPANY, CHICAGO, |1LL. this direction may bo brighter ami in­ It reminds me of her, don’t you know— lights. Each of these lights consists of Sold by all druggiat*. crease until their desires are gratified. How her face u»t to look In the tw ilight, News for Veterans, and Information a lamp set in a lens inside of a lantern As I tuck her to Spellin’; mid ehe whit li crowns a lower There are six Balsam Win I tou waul llie best luucll- We also need connection with the outer Kep’ u.liuuiintu* ttial song tel 1 usl her, on all Subjects. O.m .v O ne S arsahahii. i.a sold on One of the Best Medicines Evei Pine blank, ef she ever rnluaad mel orders of lights, graded according to Invented for •Iii4* <-o-r mad,*, use D ana's S ah world by a steam road and we hope and their intensity The lamp of tlie lowest tlie “ No Keii.’Iit, N’o Pay” |>km SAPAKILLA. Il w ill e u ro you. I can ebet my eyes now, us m u sing It, —out one euuld stand lilt} I^st, vizi PERFECT AND IMMEDIATE RELIEF believe that the day is not far distant And hour her low answerin’ words; The otuwp of Purity und J ruth in Idt ut, dtoriva or sixth order, which consumes only And then the glad chirp of the crickets, uud News will bu utrictly luaiuluiiied. half a gill of eoal-oil an hour.gives about D a n a - IN CASES OF PAIN AND INFLAMMATION. when we shall bear the shrill whistle of As dear us die twiner of birds; Thia ex« i II- i.t cuinjxjuud b achieving the moot j the locomotive and see the heavily-laden And the dust In the road is like velvet, as much light as an ordinary parlor signal triumphs, aatonbhiug many who haveoccw And tne ragweed und fennel mid grass leading lamp (say 12 candle power,) aiou to use It by the certainty w ith w hich it relieves J trains ol ears passing through our own fs ns sweet us llie scent of the lilies Send all Subscriptions to while llie largest or firsl-onler lamp, them of t heir suffer!ugs, both ex ternalJy and Literu ' Ol Eden of old, us we pass. bu> . J i us saA- and certain In Ila action. town to and from Camden, if not by which burns IG gills uu hour, gives 450 LIP P IN C O n’S / ’-r Xurni, Ji/Uoninp, brytipeJat, Jiiflatnmatio* ••BoThey Miss Me al Home?” Slug tt lower— ! candle power ol light. But while tlie la (lie twu*l popular uud widely read Mugaziue Of the J-.', -i - r Bouvlt, barw .hr, JJtofnm , I FREE TO ALL. way of Rockland then through tlte hack And softer -and swel l u« the breeze published. Each uuiober contain* tlua. Z*o'/u in foie, Hack or Shoulder », Islee JAMES GORDON BENNETT, naked flame of the lamp gives litis much fo ie 7'hr^iL. Orrtup or bronehU u. country to Augusta Camden witli tier That powdered our path with the snowy A C O M P L E T E N O V E L , Call al the olliee 302 Main S i., and tt title bloom ol llie old lovus’ trees. New York Weekly Herald, X. V. City. light, the Freneli Frcsuel lens in which P ric e 25c. end Si at all Druggists. pluck and energy is not to lie deprived Let the Whlpperwllls he’p you slog to it, the lamp is set eondunses aud concen­ abort *lorie*. aketebe*, poeuia, etc. see the Beautiful Books of a steam road and we hope that her And the echoes 'way over the hill. trates litis light, so that it is multiplied ‘Pile Jan u ary (1*92 num ber will eoutuin T h e we are giving away Tel the moon boolges out In a chorus I' i»fing of Major K ilgore, by Young E. Alii. E M O R G A N &. S O N S , Prop's. citizens will continue the fight until they Of slurs, mid our voices Is still. in power many times Thus the little *ou- I-4IO» 4OEN4 E. it. i. to Subseribers. Any Magazine in 12 candle-power flame of the sixtl.-order Tb* February (I.*92) num ber will contain Huy gain the debited end. j I "They’s n chord In ihe music Im Roy alia. !»• ^Vnliuu Weat ill the Country at Club rates. •s missed when her Voice Is away I" ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR lamp lias in a leus a power of 75 can­ I hw March (1*«2) uuuib r wi I contain A S o l- h 1 listen Iruiii nildeighl tel muruliig, dles; and ihe great 450 candle-power dier'a -eirel. by P iptui i Churl* » King Low price? will suprise you. dawn tel the dusk of the day I For aaio by all Buokaellera uud Newsdealer*. Children Cry for Andrew Carnegie says that surplus grope throuzh the dark, lookin’ up’urds Do uoi fail to Subacidbr uu* for the light of the first order lamp when placed The MAINE HOME JOUKNAL, wealth is a sacred trust So is a com­ on through Ihe heavenly dome, NBW VOMK WEEULY MBKALD in its enormous lens, gives a power o t Single Copies 25 Cents. $3 ITr Year. ry longin’ soul siiiglu* und sohhiu* som e 12,000 cuudles. Such a lens is SutfNcriptioim received at office of thiv puftr Pitcher's Caatorla. 302 Maiu Street, Bock laud. bine of ministers to raise salaries. 8 TIIE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, MARCH 1. 1892.

MERCANTILE ANOTHER SOCIETY SCANDAL SCARLET FEVER “A Throi.knd-Dollnr » or.” , ’ FEMININE FANCIES. T H E G A M B LIN G MZ ‘•There is tft'k,” i» provincial First Clinp—Who iR the gentleman ------TIMELY ANNIVERSARIES. The Healthy tfome. W ith the fine dog? Mrs, E, I., Newport, pastor of the f ’ nl- Mutual Accident Ass’n pnpt r, “ ol jet another society trial { It’s at Its Height, and Seer Second l hap--That's Startley, a lit- i versitlist churches at Waupotisee anil Ye Current Selections from Histo­ which w ill entire some stir, (hough hap­ Pretty Full Swing OF BOSTON, MASS. «rarv fellow. Ilis dog is worth a thou­ tons. Ills., supplies ith pulpits with nn pily it w ill he free from n putsive details "I would rather have seariet fever in r y ’s Broad Page. of the kind lint Ij-ivc rlngtHtod >11 my family iwice Ilian measles or mumps sand dollars, they say. failing regularity on ■very Sahliath day BelfortVtt Monthly. c . l a r s c K in .. a ______g t. decently minded people wiih the causes once.” s a id a mother, not lonfj sinoe. F. C.—Impossible! How can he afford Boston ha-s duly licensed her first worn The gambling mania is not 428 Mnin SI., Rockland. Me. celehies o f 1891. T lie action w ill, it is "Your experience has been with mild to keep it? an undertaker. Mrs J u lia Brow n, who has Fplirnnry 28. over our land like n fierce siu Al»o Now York M utual I.If*. ® said, be one for slander, and w ill be scarlalinn and severe measles, then,'- 8. —Oh, he's only an amateur lit­ been tpialifled by tlie tioard of health to In the Roman <’ntlmlic calendar tnis day Is Il is important just nt this tit carry on tlie business le ft by lo r lately de­ pnrretl to the devoted Christian nurses and tention he called to Lhequeatk b ro u g h t b y one well known London said het' I am ity p hysician. erary man. you know—depends on his martyrs who died in the pestilence at Alexan- ceased husband. ARTHUR SHEA. hostess against another. Both the ladies, Som etim es ih e infectious poison is so father for a living. —Jury. ’ d ria . E gypt, in 201-3. lie gambling. As pool gamt It appear*, inadvertently lixol upon the severe that the malignant onset destroys Laity Dudley, who is s till being feted of the most popular and Ihe i M any OrrierA A h ea d . J 1447 - Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, mnr- ly advertised systems of plum Practical Plumber. same evening for a dance, and invited llie life al Ihe very beginning, even be- nnd dined and wined as a bride, has a fa 1 d ered . very much the same set. Il was not till foie the eharaoterislio eruption appears. Mr. Slowpay (airily)—I wish to pet vorite costume of white satin, profusely public, it is proposed todisonst Water Clouet*, Bath Tub* and Water Fixture* Bet measured for a suit of clothes, but it (teorge Kueltanan, historian of Scotland, up in the be*t m anner some days alter tlie invitations were Som etim es an epidem ic of m ild eases trimmed with pearls. This she wears with died. tirular form and look facts issued that tin* «f Denver v was made that sweeps over llie community, and those w ill be about three weeks before I can a superb diamond tiara ! 1H25 Quincy Adams (iillntnre, soldier, horn In it squarely in the face. Statcgi Perfection In Drainage and Ventilation pay for them, as our pay day comes Lorain county, O.; noted for capture of paniols should at least cahnly1 the date.s clashed. B ith entertainers who see tills only, lose their dread of the "M rs . Ja ck’ is the fa m ilia r way in 4R4 Main St., O|>po. Llndaey llo u 'e treacherous distemper. only once a month now. How soon can Fort Pulaski. Ga. where the ship of state is tlriftit were, of e mix*, at tie ir wits’ end to Miieli Mrs Jack Gardner, of Boston, is 1854 Tlie Aim rican steamer Black W arrior you have them done? th e greedy monster at the helm, know how to outwit their rival. One Even the tu iid eases often beeomo e x ­ tainted by her friends She knows every­ i was seized by the Cuban authorities. ol tin* ladies,however, bethought herself ceed inglv dangerous. The dreaded Tailor—Um—let tne see. In about body who is anyliody, and every body in the isxs Groi n’s cotton factory at Blackhurne. ling is tolerated because gambler Cochran, Baker & Cross. of the device ol wiring round to the sequel of the disease is inflammation ol three weeks.—Good News. society swim knows her E n g lan d , b u rn e d , w ith loss o f $700,000. their blood money with politicii most desirable guests lint there was the kidneys. It often follows careless­ ) 1880 Mr. Lultouchere suspended as member of p o litic a l bosses. B rib e ry is the gnl Fire, Marine, Life and Accident More Than He Expected. Wyoming sent one woman delegate to tin* house of co m m o n s fo r accusing Lord | “ pull” for protection. Political scarlet fever at the oilier house, and as ness on the p a rt of patient or nurse, nnd m - r?..-i.. _ i __i_« 4 t'11’ S'1'* Lake irrigation congress, Mrs. I Salisbury of falsehood. n const quence her p a rty was a success seemingly ensues most oiten in mild Mr. E arly- What a lovely lo t o f Com K C lir|,.tllIli („ : t |tlglliHbed arc usually found on “ solid” tern grasses you have! 1801 Sonator George llearst. of California, INSURANCE AGENCY. and her rival's a failme The legality cases. | men who assent bled there fouinf the wont- died iu W ashington: born 1810. hading gamblers. The gambler Miss Ready—Yes; these are from an well qualified to enter into t heir delib- solid with some “ pull” pel hick CAPITAL BEPRKSENTKD OVER, of this social stratagem is to he decided HOW TO RECOGNIZE SCARLET FKVEI! in c o u rt southern California and these from erations. F e b r u a r y 21). pudently violates tlie law. Th The disease usually comes on in Irom F lo rid a . 1602 Etlward Cave, famous publisher, born in iupting of officials is closely allie one day to a week after exposure. lionise Michel, the noted French revolu­ NINETY MILLION DOLLARS, “ Wouldn’t a donkey have a feast in tionist. was recently observed working Warwickshire; died in Ixmdon 1754; he public gambling. The oath of • WORTH A GUINEA A DOX.” j There are few cases of adults Children was I)r. Johnson’s publisher, and founded this room!” among the books of the British museum. w hich is supposed to he a Bolemt Irom two to six years old are more in 1731 Tiie Gentleman's Magazine, which Losses Adjnsted and Paid at this Offlee. “Go to grazing, if you wish.”—Yan­ Her face is large, marked w ith heavy lines is still running. g atio n, is ns fra il as tissue paper likely to have it Early symptoms are S h e N e v e r! kee Blade. and pale ami worn, showing the traces of 1736—Ann Lee. visionary, founder of the tlie potent influence of the gar 406 MATN STREET, R00KLAND chill, delirium, intense headache, sore suffering. She dresses q uite shabbily United Society of Christ’s Second Appear­ gold. Protection lo rascality throat, swelling of the glands of the I)1<1 This Actually Occur? ing, commonly called Shakers, born in Mrs. Peffer the Kansas senator’s wife, 1 prosperity lo gamblers. A distri neck behind the jaw, vomiting, high “ Alt!’’ he said, with a sigh, “ this isn’t Manchester. England; died 1784. L au g h s. is described as a plain litt le home body, torney who will not prosecute F. W. SMITH, fever, bounding pulse, dry skin. The a bit like mother’s bread!” 1858 Commencement of the trial of Orsfni. w ith a fund of good sense and m otherly Pierri and Gomez for attempted assassina­ mentrt against gamblers is “ a joll) And no wonder! Kho’s nil Isst named symptoms are usually pres­ 400 Main Street, Rockland, Me. “ I suppose your mother made tho reserve.’' She is loo plain to shine in the tion of Louis Xaprdeon. le llo w ” w itli the g a m b lirg liat< —Auent for the popular— e nt in m ild cases. j best bread in the world,” she replied, p out of order Inside; Sho’s gilded circles ol Washington life, hut 1872 Queen Victoria menaced by Alfred and a “ royal chap” witli “ puli” COt Impaired Digestion, IN SCARLET EEVEIi with spirit. lately, it. is said, she has been taken under G'Connor. a Fenian, at Buckingham pal­ ace; although the pistol be pointed at her Northwestern Life Ins. Co Disordered I.lver und a > It ish appears on the second day “ No; far from it. I never could eat Mrs Harrison’s wing , Sick. Headache. was unloaded and tlie lock broken, and AI.SO ACCIDENT INSUKANCE. 4 No catarrhal symptoms but great hent the bread baked at home.”—Judge. Mrs. Mackay iuteudsto build and endow alienists declared him insane, ho was F O R i Mi. Hiram i h ol -kin, intense sore throat and frequent The Spirit Wiw Willing. an hupositig maternity home iii London sentenced to twelve months' Imprisonment 3 5 ‘ prominent citizm 'q and a "moderate whippintr.” Y k A liS I Troy. Ainharnn, mvsthp I B E E C H A M ’S d e liriu m There nre times." said tho profes- D’y O..- ' lit ..t those women whom |.ov ty-live vein s he was soitly t flic ted 1888 \\nlnticbe at Morabbijt, Switzerland, CL G. M OFFITT, ltash begins en neck and face. act like magic on all\\ sional thinker „f thoughts, "when ^ “t "‘Fo^hb killed in persons and destroyed many zrmu on h,s face. The eruptio/iai Fire and Life Insurance. Rash is ol bright seariet color. Ry man is made to realize lus limitations Leiden certain 5,...ir|y which s|,e hn» hoi n rrr urd enneemus nature. ILsit1 ; PILLS the vital functions number ol experiencid pbyMcl « • LOBfH‘lt Hd|URt,!d lit tIllH dfllce, 4», pressing with linger a while spot is pro­ 5 and restore ha,harmony to the entir nnd is filled with utter despair.” heretofore expended on cntertuinuieiils. A 1.1 ch I. In iIc result, nnd then received o Unit. Block. 2714 Rockland. W>- J system. j duced, lasting a lew seconds. “Yes,” replied Jungpoppe, “that’s lehei. Alter having used only Longfellow's cldestdaiii'liicr i lie "grave St. DiiviiT> Day in the Anelienn calendar. * Of all druggists. Price 2 S cents a box. *» Eitiptinii is minute ami closelv just the way 1 felt when my baby St, David was nrrhbi-hop ot Caerleon and pa- ot s s. s., he feels like n m J New York Depot, j6 Canal St. £ /Mice.” and her uncle, llie poet's brother A. J. E r s k in e . C. M E rsk in e * «*>#**** »++++*++++* erowdi d together, leaving skin nearly wanted me to give him the moon.”— | iron saint of Wales It is St. Mm,an's Day in painful tiouha* is all e* ne, and sm ooth. occupy the line old lioinesiead in Cain Scot land. years of a»e lie Is once more I Indianapolis Journal. bridge ( )n eil her side of i he house are I he A. J. ERSKINE t SON The cuticle is thrown i IT in huge and restored to his fninily. He tw o p re tty cot I uge> of the poet' 1552 Francis Rabelads. French ( lire Is enure.y due to s,'s. 8. patches. sure to Be Represented. ied daughters .Mr*. Dana (horn Edith Long roinnnelst and satirist, he is a member of the Method FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS, died. IN MEASLES Chicago Man (earnestly)—I hope tho fellow ) aud .Mrs Thorpe (who was Mis> Church, South, and that his post-' 417 Main Street, Rockland, Me. Cactus Blood Cure. | great, state of New York, the mighty 1 1502 -Mai-saerc of Huguenots ! is Olean, Pike County. Ala., an Rash appears on the lonrtli day. Annie Longfellow; f, Office r< nr room over Koeklnnd National Bank. Empire state of the union, w ill be rep- at Vussv, France, bv the wishes all sutreters m know the g Sneezing, watery discharges from Duke of Gui I i r-n has ncc:ved Ik in the medicine ' <^-I.argent mid strongest English mid | resented at our world’s fair. American Eire Insurance Companies repre SUPERIORS SARSAPARIilA. eyes and nose. SOUND AND AIR CURIOSITIES. j IT.M-Sii Sauiilrl K.ilnilly. law rleaauie in ansatiing any inqui so o te d . Rash begins near roots ol hair. Local Politician—Oh, yis, yis, indade. ! yer and politician, horn; /I,' he sent him. Our tieatise , n thj | Oi’ll he there.—N. Y. Weekly. killed iiiuiseif in 1818. ■ ,/Sk skin w ill he maikd tne. Addr Travelers’Accident Insurance (’o. Rash is pinkish, red or raspbary Cannon discharges can lie heard nearly . 1792 Leopold II. i-tnperor ot k 'jtlwy 1 H E >W IF . SPEC 1HC ( o.. At] co lor. Labor Statistic*. tw ice as tar as i hunder Ptiiifies t lit* I>1< »-• m nn, mint iminilcstations, and mitigate tile Taking Ilcr at Her Word. horn at Ai|im,um. Italy. behind Hi/.' D eW i'ti -niton.statesman, born at New in tie lot in oi disease, win “ GEO. 0. HOKN, M ~D„ 7s perfeeth harmless and snflering of tho patient. “ .Make yourself at home,” said tho I n. tl. . • h, as sure as that I Aristotle attempted to weigh air by W indsor. N. V.: died 1828. Good ventilation is most important. g irl, i i i.I'ii n Ihe King's dnU).btyC never fails. Seld b> weighing a hag when empty and again 1701 John Wesley, found,-r of Methodism, r< scue, has been dt mpUtrned 1 Physician and Surgeon, There should ho 1 iglit bed-covering, an “ Thanks; I w ill," he replied, turning after it ha«l been iiillatcd The result of died nt London; horn 1703. 8 S , and the victitn^reMored t 17O;> Samuel Houston, the "'Washington of SOUTH THOMASTON, ME. even temperature in the room of about out tlie gas.—J udge. this experiment caused him to announce Treatise on Blood and 8kin DI W . II KITTREDGE, G8 degrees regulated by the thermom­ Texas.’’ bur . near Lexington. Va.: died at Residence und Office in J A. Chadwick’* house. A Good Elevator. that a ir had no weight Huntsville. Tex.. July 25, 1803. free. Ofllee Hour*, 1 30 to 4 nnd 7 to 8 p. in. eter, and strict attention to disinlcetive I HE SW IFT SPECIFIC CO., Rockland. Me. Wickstaff (on step-ladder, trying to Il an elephant was as altisonant or far I7'.»; Horace Walpole, earl of Orford, poet, measures. etc., died iu London; born there 1717. hang picture)—This dictionary isn't sounding a> a nightingale in proportion to The physician w ill decide as to the his hulk, his trumpeting could he easily 1811 Hugh Edward Strickland, famous natur­ A . M . A U S T I N , enough. Isn’t there anything'else you alist, horn. A F ata l Mistaf advisability of sponging und the wet heard around the world On like eondi can give me 1o put. on topof this ladder? 1829 < arl Sehurz, soldier and statesm an, born Physicians make no more fata, Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist. pack. In m any eases these have la en tions an ox Indlowing tn A us» ralin could he Mrs. WiekstafT--No; there isn’t a near Cologne. Prussia; reached tho United when they inform patients that ', 414 MAIN ST. ffOCKLAHD- V.i of im mense set vice. D e liriu m is very heard in New 'York about fifteen hours I States in 1852. troubles come Irom the stomap apt Io oceur, anil is specially dangerous th in g . a fte r m aking t he noise. 1875^-tf. . U ra l L orenzo 'T hom as, so ld ier, (lied, little consequence. Dr. Frankf because the patient will get np and Wickstaff (brightly)—Oh, yes, there Divers who lielpttl to lay the foundation noted Indiana specialist, bus pro HEADQUARTERS 189H James Edward English, ex-governor of JOHN E. IIANLY, wander out. resulting in fatal exposure is. IPutd me the gas bill.—Judge. of our great Hails bridge found that while trary in his new hot' Connecticut, died in New Haven, aged 78. which tnay ’a* had free at W. H This sometimes happens when the sul- A (rood Hit. they were under a pressure of four "at­ Pope Leo relehraPd his 80th birthday. who guarantees and recommenj Counsellor at Law, lerer is not sick enough to scent to re­ An ill-paid minister went to his dea­ mospheres.' or sixty pounds to the square Emin Pasha arrived at Zanzibar. uncqunled New Heart Cure, quire watchers con to solicit aV increase of salary. inch, the ticking ol a watch was abso­ largest sale ol any heuit remedy ' 27 SCHOOL ST., BOSTON. The diet should he liq u id , as is al lu te ly painful to the < ai They also found M a rc h 3. It cures nervous and organic Rooms 36 and 36. Telephone No. 2264- I “ Salary!” said the deacon: “ 1 thought ways the ease when m ere is fever. it impossible to whistle.-rf;. Louis lie 1005 Edmund Waller, English poet, bo'ivi at slm ii breath, fluttering, puin or you worked for souls?” “ So Ido,” re­ the side, arm or shoulder, ir 4Qr*9pecial attention given to'Admlralty Matters Milk, milk and lime water, gruels and pul »lit ______C,deshill, Hertfordshire; (lied 1687. -x 22 H H. CRIE & CO.'S, plied the poor man. “ But I cannot cat 1651 Thomas Otway, dramatic poet, horn at .fainting, smothering, diopsy, soups containing no fat are the only stb.iG.'vy Nervine ernes heuduche, souls. \nd if I could, it would take a EPICUREAN MORSELS. Trot ton, Sussex; died in London 1685. uid see their mu articles ol diet to he permitted until 1756 William Godwin, novelist, born at Wis- ,1 <’. H ILL, VI. H.. and just 1 good manv souls of your size to make a How TO St convalescence is eslahli-hed Water Hot bread continues to make many peo­ beach, Cambridgeshire; died 1836. 60 Ton* Ketincd uni Norway Iron. may ha taken often in small amounts, dish!”—Jury. 1713 W. (’. Ma< ready, tragedian, horn in Lon­ This is ihe great problem of T ple believe that they have heart disease. don; died 1873. satisfactorily solve. Home fail be (0 T ons Q uarry aud C arriage .-iwvi. and lumps ol ice dissolved in tne mouth Physician and Surgeon. A t th e SetlMlde. Liver should never he broiled until those 1-: . Dio Lewis, hygienist, born in Auburn, N. health, others want of luck, hut Ift'Tuna Barb hence W tr<- am i Staple*. pulliate the lever ol the throat. The OFFICE ItGUKri -9 to llu. in.; 2 to ft, uud 7 to 10 , Maud—What are you reading? who are lo eat it are at t lie breakfast table. Y.: died at Yonkers, N. Y., 1886. from deficient grit—want of nerv| !,(W0 Keg* Gul aud Wire Naur. greatest precautions should lie observed nervous, irresolute, changeable, p .m . N ight cull* responded to from the office j Pimmie—“ A Man Without a Coun­ Hotel "wine .jelly’ has rarely enough 1861 Grant made commander in chief, vice 100 Iv g - rihtp .tr Boiit Spike*-. during the scaling stage, as it is then H alleck. blues and "take the spirits down try.” It’s such a painful story! strength to hold tlie weight of an infant 100 Keg* I run and Steel Lone Hbne*. that the dangerous kidney troubles are 1888 Sir Astley Cooper Key died; born 1821. spirits up,” thus wasting money, Oflice 341 Main St., Willoughby Block. Maud (looking drearily up and down fly 1891 The international copyright hill passed tunitv and nerve force. There Is, 1,000 Gal*. K.-aly M tf-1 Hou» » did Hlup I* Hot, likely to show themselves Under no the beach -It isn’t half as painful as a Brussels sprouts as a w itite i vegetable, by the senate, having previously passed the (he Restorative Nervine, discoy M. P. JUDKINS, M. D.,j 1,200 Gal*, fain t an 1 Machine Gil*. circumstances should the patient leave great specialist. Dr. Milts, to eurj country without a man.—Chicago Trib­ the green grocer says, increase in favor lion- ■. Leonard \Y. Jerome, well known 200 G ala. :i> ,i-< , S h ip a n d C u m a g e V in ntd.en Ihe room until two weeks after the dis­ ( hih and turfman, father-in-law of Lord diseases, us bendauhe, the blues, une. among us at a Belgium rate Physician and Surgeon. 0,000 Lb*. M auilli a d Hemp (,’ordagF. ease lias declined. It is h e lle r lo e rr on Randolph Churchill, died. (ration, sleeplessness, neuralgia ;C,22? u -i Wire Hope. dance, fits and hysteria. Trial hott' Residence mid Biller, 802 Mnin Street I lie safe side Iran i uir the ris k o f a fatal THEHOURSE Ol TRI E LOVE. A lte r an epicure has partaken of a salad 8,00) lib-t *.) tarry and Cable Chain of oyster crabs he is popularly supposed to hook of testimonials free at W. H. Formerly occupied by Dr. T. L. K»tnbrook culmination at the very end. M arch 4. 1,600 Lbs. Hteel Crow Bar* h e a l peace w ith all m ankind O ffic e Ho urs: 10 to 12 a. in ; I to 3 ami 7 to » p.m. 253 St. Luehis, pope, mar- z 42 260 K egs best B lasting Powder. CHECKING AN EPIDEMIC. Smelts are the desirable breakfast fish i \ r<'d . < B u c K L tN ’a A knica Sai s,000 Hickory and Dak Spoke*. 1652-Lord Chancellor John .-I Scarlet fever has been and is now just now. aud properly fried area pleasant The Best Salve in the world 160 Het* Hickory and D ak .K im * rem inder of the stale of .Maine Somers, state-man of the A » W. V. HANSt’OM, tl. I)., quite prevalent in many New England r. . ,-i.x , f W illiam III aud Imp’ j Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, tfalt Uhq 1,000 Lbs. Baal Nail* and K iw is. Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, towns. Brookline has been one ol tile The acme ol daintiness a td iu ne rs is serv A h , horn iu Worcester: “-7 Physician and Surgeon, d e d 1716. ('urns, and oil Skin Eruptions, and] WHOLESALE AND ItETAlL, places visited It was specially aclive ing the sherbet m ice glasses, oil the hail M 341 MAIN ST. KOCKI.ANI1. ME. die of which is a how of ribbon 1748 ( asimir Pulaski horn1 *n in cures Piles, or tio pay required. Il there among tbo school childien. The Podolia, Poland; mortally an teed to give perfect satisfaction^ It. II. UK IE & COMPANY biiard of health of ihe town issued a * ‘Good wine needs no bush. Everybody wounded at .'savannah T refunded. Price 26 cents per box/) knows this, hut ro a st pork should always circular containing some practical di­ 1771 Jo-eph HamiltonDavie by W. II Kittredge rections lor preventing the spread of the - he accompanied by apple sauce lawyer and soldier, born in Bedford county, Ya.; killed disease, and something similar should in the "swagger set” they have an idea ...a,;-... SB. ‘^ u. he enforced in every town where tin- that ice cream aud citron make a good lob lkbcrt l.mmett. Irish A Sa fe I xvkotmev F. B. A D A M S M . LX disease shows its e lf enough combination to go together. patriot, horn: executed in 1803. is one which is guaranteed to The lime nt which children, from a Chinese dragon halls—miniature dragous 1789 D ale set fortlau oiistitution of Iho United satisfactory results, or iu case of I PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. made of past ry stn ded with force meat- States to go into force and lirst congress turn of put chase price. Ou tli'u house where there has liei n a ease of under it to assemble iu New York, but ow­ Acting Assistant Surgeon lor the Pori this disease, may attend school or min­ are served at some of the fashionable din you can buy fiotu our advertised ' of Rockland. ners ing to delays congress was organized sev­ gle with other children, is fixed by the eral weeks later. bottle of Dr. King's New Discovg OFFICE HOC ItS: OpolToril Block. 1 Brookline hoard of health at six weeks Among tie- frauds of Parisian cookery 1790 LI--! a McDonald. Scottish heroine, died sumption. It is guarauted to b? to 4, 7 to 9 I’. M. Custom Bonne, IO to t’S-s in Milton, Hebrides; horn there 1720. every case, when used for anyi ltd A M . In in lie eom m eneem eiit o f tin- last ease Sis Athelstane, I am unhappy! are bogus trutiles made of pressed clay 1863 Thomas M arr King, thought h> many to Throat, Lungs or Chest, f Night call* promptly attended to from Spofford B ub— W hy? and calf's fat butter colored with lead.— in ihe house; aud no child that has vis­ he America’s greatest orator, died iu San Inflammation of Lungs, * Block Office. ited a house in which there was al the lime Si- 1 think you’d love inc better if I New York .Mail and Express. O f Telephone connectiuu. 23 Francisco; horn 1824. Whooping Cough, Crouj^* a ease ol seariet l e v e l , is allow ed to u t wuz a b londe!— L ife . 1888—Bronson AIcott, mystical writer on psy­ pleasant and agreeable^ tend school until tin- expiration ot two FASHIONS FOR MEN. chological and similar topics, died in lk>s* Both Needed. ton: kirn 1800. safe, and can always be de weeks following exposure. Every house Trial bottles free at W. H. K itl DR. A. WOODSIDE, Fair (JP^jst—Husband, dear, are I t is Im perative tha t a man he gloved in k!)0 T!<> D ana's i» su p erio r io grade than a n y other tiifiiii LlxJ t o $5.00. air and sunshine, measures which prob Weddings—at tlie afternoon teas aud other ing. That’s what I complain about.— gio, famous pointer, died. do uot folkHow their use. Thi all other Sarsaparillas. 00 G enuine lluud-uevved, the finest calf ably insure the |-flieienev of the sulphur functions before sundown 1619 James, duke of Haiuil- Fin io ev er offered fo r $5.00; equuls FreucO H a rp e r’s Bazar. won their great popularity Im ported shoes w hich cost from $d.o»to $1J.'»). lumes. R. C E ccles. M D The gentleman’s visiting card is 1}^ by 3 lai; Arthur Lord Capelj <£/L I la m l-S c\v «-d W e ll K hoe, flue c a lt and Henry, earl of Hol­ merits. W. H Kittredge, d ri styllsu, comfortable uud durable. Tin'best A Chicago Belle. inches iu size, it is also the very latest shoo ever tillered ul this price ; same grade as ou* land, beheaded. GOKHCGGlO. to m -m a d e sh o e s c o stin g fro m $<>.uu to $9.ut), | “ Miss Wabash is strikingly handsome, wrinkle to have the number of the address 1770 "Boston Massacre,” so called, citizens CO ,50 Police Shoo; Farmers, lluilroad Men spelled out. ‘Seveu W ashington Place,” killed by British troops. Mil e s ' N erv e <& L iv e n and In tit-rfarriersall wear them: line coif, I tsn’t she? I call her a bird of para- «PO. for an instance, is much better than ”7 1827 Alexander Yoliu, electrician and discov­ Act ou a new principle—reguk_ seamless, smooth inside, heavy three soles, extea» iis e .’’ USE MISS BEECHER’S Bloa edge. Guo p air will w ear a year. Washington Place.” erer of Yoltai-m. died. stomach aud bowels ihruuak tkt ,50 line calf; no betn-r shoe over offered 1$ “ Yes—a bird of paradise lias line new discovery. Dr. Miles’ Pills » tills price; ouo trial will couviuco lhua$ When Baby was sick, we gave her Cbstoria. ISR Isaac Israel Hayes, are tic explorer, horn feathers but ungainly feet.”—Munsey’s There is the usual annual flurry about iu Chester county. Pa.; died 1881. bi iiousuess.had taste, torpid liver, Hair and Whisker Dye. who w an t u slnxi for com fort aud service. When she was a Child, she cried for Caetorhk fauey waistcoat;., which the men of dressi -.00 and >1.7.5 school shoes ar« When sh e hod Children, she gave them Cusloria A N a tu r u l M iHukt*. iorat ion for the present eon vent tonal regime. second linn- (the only instance of the kind! 25 cents. Samples free, at wT. »ule di uggibU who huve handled all the various C> V j wora by tho hoys everywhere; they soil It will be found, however, that there will ha\ tag taken it ou Saturday, the 3d, Lo pro­ dyes pronounce it the best single preparation ever Oh their merits, as tin* iucrea.-dug sales show. Little Brother (bedtime)—Why don’t be hut the steady usual demaud forthcom vide for "coutingeneies.'' brought io their notice. 'The largest bottle and the I Q d in c > 3 .0 0 llan d -H C v v cd bhue. best fou take your stockings off? Fo r O ver F i r r y Y s b« i»t dyo in the murke IU.C.4VI ICO bongolu, very stylish; equals Freuca iug 18to Mrs. Proctor, wife of "Barry Cornwall.” Prepared only by Im ported shoes costlugfrom to iil.hi. Little Sister (whose mother buys the died ; horn i860. Ludic*’ -2.,50, >2.00 uud S i.7.5 shoe fuf The men’s handkerchief will he iu a Mrs. Winslow's Sootbiug Sv UisncMure the best llue Dongola. Stylish uud durahlK jh('aj) black kind) I s dot all of ’em off 1891 Civil war active in Chili: the Congres­ us d for over fifty years by inillh Wold by all dealers. C a u t i o n .—See tiiat \V. J.. Douglus' uaiuo aud smaller size than liefore The departure sional unny udvaucvd niton the cities held price are stam ped o a the bottom of each shoo. ht w ill come off. -Good News. for ibeir children while teeth tug Washington It. Prescott, w ill he hailed us an inspiration by an army by Baliuiwedu’s adherents. Coroner’# jury success. It soothes the child. »O till puiu, curve wind colic,1 ATTORNEY AT LAW, Depew, president, and other --illcei's of the W. L,. IID II'l. e , iiruckluu. Aia„. bUdtT First Counterfeiter—Why did you die- how to dispose of the new mouchoir with remedy lor diarrheas. It wi i ivil <17 MAIN ST.. ttUCKUNh, M1IN1C out having it bulge somewhere from the New York. New Haven ami Hartford rail­ little suflctvi itiiim Jiatelv. Sold] .•barge th a t new w o rk m a n ? way, were responsible for the death of six « Children Cry for surface of the anatomy.—Clothier and Fur Id every part ot the world. T * H N KEENE. - Agent, Second Counterfeiter—He cheated me. laborers killed in the tunnel, and w arronu uisber . uni a>k for ’J Pitcher’s Castorla. 476 Maia Street, llocklaud. de put in half silver.—Fuck. for their arrest were issued. > .thtug lu p,” and i ke n o # N L i A . 5 -J ' ■

'■ y ' "- ' ' > ' : , e THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, MARCH 1,1892

CAMDEN CHAT. Many of our poor this Winter have occasion UNION COMMON. E A ST U N IO N to bless the name and revere the memory of W illiam Hemingway, our popular, efficient Industrial and Other News from the Politics Are Beginning to Stir Things Industrial Notes from a Busy Little Big Town. and debonair bill poster. Mr. Hemingway has The Funeral of Mrs. Thomas Walker in the Town. Village. — Notes About Town. EXCURSION a heart as big as a barrel and when he sees a Tax Collector C. K Miller t« out again. case of need and sets about alleviating it, the Dudley M iller has a fine pair of cattle. Mrs Annie Peabody is very sick. Joseph KHRtman is quite sick. alleviation results as a matter o ' course. This D. B. Titus, the veteran hoop-maker, is in A little stir in politics here this Spring. Postmaster Gould is able to be out again O H . Ta I hot and w I Io were in Beltan last last week Mr. Hemingway has neen about Virginia, hunting and trapping. town collecting boots, shoes ami clothing for Concert this week, Wednesday night, nt the The wife of Hon. M. R. Matthews is suffer­ four destitute children, who could not attend Cong’l Church. East Union at present is a busy place. The TO ing from a protracted illness. school for lack of suitable wearing apparel. A Mrs. Flora H. Davis, who has been so very mills are all running under full time. Frank Knowlton in Waldoboro Friday Shtibael Rokes and Lemuel George have ap­ sick, is recovering. Miss Minnie Gould has arrived home from ou tried the famous “ Three on business. few days ago he wheeled money and clothing pealed to our Selectmen for a home. for an elderly m in who was needy and out of Warren where she has been attending school. *.:vement, 2nd Miss Hurricane Hall was the scene of a very suc­ given to Mr. Mero, who is to have it finished horse and eoiv of 11. Bliss, Jr. coming to Warren thirteen yc-irs ago, since )f F. P. I’easlee, has bought the Dora Barnard. Among the pretty writer, cessful subscription ball Friday evening, Feb. in June. The Watson property, a twenty-acre Charles E. Overlook and wite played at Sum­ which lime the fam ily has been prominently Ham burg Sale! and fixtures ot the late J. 8. were Miss May Andrewa, Marcia Greene, F. 19. The atlair was under the management ot D.,'bus been bought by a Philadelphia gentle mit Hall, Somerville, last evening. identified with the town’s best interest", and I w ill begin business at the old H. Pratt uud Leroy Cole. Marcia Gieene re­ the Who’s Club. It wus a very pretty scene man ftr Summer cottage porpme . where Mrs. Walker won an especially warm darly part of this week. M - Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Robinson visited at ceived the prize. which presented itself to ths eye. The ball a smart young and is de- Alonzo Rhodes* Washington, last week. was elaborately decorated, under the manage­ place in the respect and isteem of our people. ment of a competent committee, ably led by an Seven eblldten, lour sons and three daughters, j4ijare^Xchina, useful and orna- number of relatives were present ami wore Used Every!Bing Five Months. In special tax. Mrs. Wells Hannon ami Miss Gertie Hannon Rev. George H. Lincoln is at Weeks Mills o f all kinds w ill be for sale. of South Liberty visited at John S. Giidden’s very hospitably entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Three Weeks not a Sear or Piiuph*. h'e have many I served in the banquet ball from holding meetings fo»a few days. last week. Mortimer Vogler who uow live ut the old Cured by Cutieuru. [until 6.39, price 25 cents. For the Camden now believes that the projected homestead. Among those present from out Misses Lillia n und Lucy Ryan of Belfast John Light of South Liberty was through 5 young people have been fortunate Lewiston, Augusta and Camden R iilroad will of town, were Prentiss M. and Lyman S. Fog­ have been visiting Mrs. Dr. Alnieda Booker. When my baby wan three months old bin dieekn this section last week with his celebrated pacer secure the Ladies’ Cecilian Quar- he the mod desirable connection, in ikin g Cam­ ler, children, from Augusta. After a very Wm. 11. Moody ot Liberty was in town Sat­ <1 lorehead began to break out with white phn Last Ends and Odd Lois Norseman plex on red surface. In a few days itching com prtland, who w ill be assisted by a den the harbor terminus and connecting with sumptuous dinner the party were pleasantly urday on biz way home from a visit in Boston. incuced, which wan terrible. After he would mb . (reader. Every lady of the quar- a new lino of steamboats with Isleboro, Mt. Our town clerk ititorms us that one per cent, entertained with several pieces of music from it, matter would ooze W illiam Moody ot Augusta and Deputy from the points. In a st. No one should fait to attend Desert and other eastern resorts. This road of the population of (he town has died since K I*.’ Fish and Mrs. Frank Payson anil re­ Sheriff Tarbox of Hallowell were in town lust short time it spread ove Tickets 50 cents, for sale Mon- and steamboat line w ill get its lu ll share of January 1 and still it is very sickly marks very appropriate to the occasion were the top of his head, thei. of Goods ------week. scabs soon formed on the G. I. Robinson drug freight and travel, especially Summer travel. made by Maj. F M Fogler. I departing head and face. We used i Times speaks of u re- It w ill build up Camden as a Summer resort, CUSHING. the invited guests all united in declaring it a L. M. Staples, esq , returned from Boston ory thing we could and suow to the travelling public a section ot Friday. He went as a delegate to the Grand ar of for nearly five icilian ladies as follows : very pleasant occasion uud wished tin t the .months. It grew worse that we w ill make air sized audience in Assembly our mountain seacoast combining scenery and Rev. V. E. Hills closed his school in Dist remaining days of Aunt Mary’s life may l>e Lodge, A O. U. W. P all the time. I saw youi limate attractions rarely found. No. 6 Salunlav after a pleasant ami profitable Calvin D. Wright, u former towiisn.uu, has to f thc< l g that enjoyed one of ihe finest tilled with joy and happiness. The life of Mrs. TictntA R em ed ies in ih< Iven in Ibis city by any similar term of 12 weeks. Fogler has indeed been a very examulary oue been in town attending the funeral of his father ekly.” W« The individual reputation ol Many new streets are to be laid out to keep The L uiies Helping Hand met at the home of At (he home no mother could seem to be more and sister-in-law. some Low Prices on Of the quartet as a soloist Is pace with the development of the town. The Edith Hathorne Thursday evening. A peanut thoughtful of the duties that devolved upon Rev. W. W. Davis, Mrs. Alice Holfses and inenced their use. ft Jrhe effect when these four three eks' tim e there w as not a sore or pimple, not following are proposed : From Elm to Pearl, party helped to enliven ihe festivities Clara her, and the kindness and tenderness shown to r. und Mrs. T. 8. Bowden attended the •n a sear, on head or face, lie is nineteen mouths rare combined was a most west of the Win. Norwood place; from Pearl Robinson received the prize for securing the those with whom she associated gaiued for her Pomona Grange at No. Warren, Saturday. I now, and has no signs of the disease. His scalp of delightful tones." most peanuts and C. A. Fogerty received a beet the high regard and esteem of all who knew healthy and In- has a beautiful head of hail pg to Mechanic, west of Mrs. Seth Heal’s house; Mrs, Hilton B. Wright died Tuesday the (See porti ait herewith.) to c lo s e ! for the booby prize. Everybody bad a very her. from Pearl to Mechanic street, west of the 23d from heart failure resulting from lu grippe. Mas. OSCAR JAMES, Woodston, Kan. nice time. house of Eli Tibbetts, Jr.; from Chestnut H ea d of t u b L a k e . She^iad been sick lor a year or more with con­ My infant, eighteen months old, wasaftfieted with VE IT ! street, north of the Palmer cottage, crossing School In District No. 3 closed Thursday Mrs. Alice M. Blaisdell is attending Com­ sumption Her uge was 48 years. She was a skin eruptions on his hips. Bad sores came on utter a very succeesful term of twelve weeks other pari.. All remedies failed until I proeured I Bay View street and extending to the shore; mercial College at Rockland----- Lyman Mer­ kind wife, mother and neighbor and w ill be C V fU i iiA. Cured a year and no return of disease. | from Gould street, past the powder m ill, er >ss- taught by James Br .oks of Orrington. This rifield who has been sick of pneumonia is im­ greatly missed. Mas. A. M. WALKER, Cursouville, Ga. best selected stock has been his first school, but he has proved I iug the stream to Meguntieook M ill, and from proving----- Mrs. Rebecca Ripley who bas been Mrs. Mary Flauders,widow ot the late Orch­ himself a fine teacher. The school presented pring shades in 1 there into the Hope road. The Iasi road is very ill is better-----Miss Bessie E. Wellman ard Flanders of No. Waldoboro, and daughter Cuticura Resolvent I planned for the benefit of Meguntieook m ill him a nicely bound book of Burns* poems us a The new Blood Purifier, internally (io cleanse the is spending the week at Mrs Tburiow’s, Lin­ of the late venerable William Slater of Wash­ blood Ol all impnriiies and poixoiiou* < lemenix), 1 and the new m ill to be built. slight token of their regard. colnville— Cyrux Fogler, who has been in ington, died Thursday, aged 81 Mrs Flanders a n d ( 1 TIi l ’KA, lib- g re a t S k in C u re , and < 'I TU I Ha W E A K ! S o a p, all exquisite Skill Beaiillfier, « x'emully (Io W.O. HEWETT Union this Winter,is at Geo M. Simmon’s. Mr, For a disorder d Liver try Ue e c iia m ’s P il i.s . was a kind and noble lady, who never spoke a Ip uud restore Ihe h ir), i i l l 1 ( « ! 1 ,wu> a true cured (housands of I whi le tile xllIIelillg O U 1-11I-1 1(111(1, V /T C p C j erected where the Bisbee powder luiUs now of Mrs. Florence Cole Carter, which was held almost be>ond eiidurui NOTICE. and faithful Christian. She has been living in dlsfigiil uienl terrible, ili'l colors also raised Hr<'* hu’ ‘ ‘ 1 1,1 • K"' >v‘b>n Bros, sub- I,lie arc hereby notified ai Tuesday at 19 a in., was attemied by Rev. W. town with her niece Mrs Dauiel Clark at made each marvellous. r harbor my wif■», Ida B Pug< . 374 Main St., icribing fur the la»t share. The new m ill wilj M Kimmell. Several beautiful selections whose house the funeral services were held in e s , a|t-o in Tecks J cost from #65 909 io #70,900. l'he sivckholuers ceount, u- 1 xiiull not be responsible for any debts TIC I IIA, W)e. 1 her eoutractiug niter this dale. were sung by F. L. Mansfield. The floral Monday, Rev. W. W Davis officiating. «d b\ the I the Essex Scarf. . are W. G. Alden, 11. L Alden, Isaac Sherman, H ILL1AM S. P A G E . offerings were numerous uud beautiful especial­ i i l o s , Bos k J. II. Montgomery. D. II. Bisbee, W H. V iu .tliu v e n , F e b . Z7, 1NU2. S l0» ■ Skin Discui ly the floial pillows sent by Mrs. John Gurney estimonials. lines, 25c, 50c I Faunce, G. F. Burgess, Wm. Pasc.il, Simonton DISSOLUTION and Mrs- C ll Jones. THE LETTER CARRIERS ROCKLAND, ME. fit G ill and Knowlton Bros. The corporation ------«♦» —- stter grades. t he firm of Waltz ek Simmons, fioina business BABY'S [ w ill 1m; organized Match 10 and work on the und r the

MARINE MATTERS. nominal. The coastwhe trades show no appre­ THE STEAMBOATS. ciable change In rates for lumber, coal, etc , ANOTHER LABRADOR EXPEDITION and the business of the week has again been ZBIC3- S A L E The Movements of Vessels, Charter Late News from Our Rapidly Increas­ moderate, including a few charters lor ice from ing Steam Flotilla. A Steamer Will Probably Be Employed Notes and the Like Maine to this port nt 60 cents. ------OF ------This Time. C h a h t e r s .— Sch*. Olive Pecker,Trinidad to Capt. I. L. Know is in Norfolk, Va , called Geo. A. Giilchrest commences work on the port North of Hatteras, asphalt, #2; Washing- there by the accident ,0 Brig Caroline Gray. keel of ibe Governor Bodwell today. An Attempt to Be Made to Reach Far­ tan. #2 25 and discharged... .Jas. W Bigelow, ther North—What the Papers Are Rchs. Martha Innes and Maggie Hurley, Philadelphia to Cientuegoa, ami back North of Purser Charles E Mason of the Mt. Desert Saying Anout the Proposed Expe­ bound east, were wind bound in Hart Island Hatteras, sugar, 19,2') and 21 cents, as to port, has been visiting his home In Bangor. d ition—Portland Charity. COTTONS! Roads Thursday. coal out for port charges....Olive T. Whittier, Sell. Race Horse. Henshaw, arrived in New hence to Velasco, stone, #2 05 and discharged The City o’ Richmond has gone on the ma­ C apt. N. P. Spear of schooner Julia A. York Friday, lime-laden from this port—a very ....Catnwamtcnk, Hoboken to Portland, 65 cis. rine railway nt Portland for repairs before Decker if preparing io put the vessel In con­ quick trip. Lena White, Hoboken to Rockland, G5 cents going on her mute again. dition for the season's business. Captain Slightly Damaged by Water and Dust Capt. F. A. Peterson is out after a season ....A lfre d Keen. Port Johnson to Portland. Spear informs us that the exploring party that ol sickness. GO cents....Charley Woolsey, Perth Amboy to The steamer K atnlilin is making her run betook to Labrador last Summer is contem­ IN OUR BASEMENT. Sell. Jennie F. W illey sailed the 25:h from Portland, 70 cents....B atk Chesttna Redman, nine time now and h having largo freights. plating another trip the coming season. The Brunswick for Boston. Matanaas to Delaware Breakwater f. - molasses party’s idea is to charter a steamer on the next #1 37 1-2, direct port North of Hatteras, not The Mayfield will be taken to Portland in trip and explore the country still further north, Sell. Chase, Pratt, with lime from Farrand, East of New York, #1.25, Halifax, #1.75.... four weeks, to receive a new boiler, to have and penetrate somewhat into the interior of Spear A Co. for Richmond, sailed Tuesday. S ells. Corn Dunn. Baltimore to Galveston, her cabin accommodations enlarged and other that almost uninbabPed and desolate ’ egion. Schs John I. Snow, Richmond and Sardin­ coal. #2....Jennie Hall, Savannah to Newport Improvements made. She w ill go on the ian sailed Tuesday for New York. News, lumber, #4.25....Jas. Boyce, Jr., Zasa Tenant’s Harbor and Friendship route early in The Portland ladies are preparing to send a Sch. Bertha Glover. Dyer, sailed Saturday Io New York,cedar # 9 ....Bark R A.C. Smith, April. large atore of clothing supplies to the Labra­ dor natives with whom the Bowdoin boys for Naw York. Cienfucgos to direct port North of Hatteras, The Governor Bodwell, which will uke the were associated on their last Summer trip to Sch. Ella Frances arrived In New York sugar, 14 cents, Delaware Breakwater f. 0., 15 place of ihe "Old Reliable” between Rockland Labrador and who lack In most cases even the Wednesday. and Vinalhaven, is to be ready for business $ 4 .0 0 FRATERNITY FACTS necessities of life. One Eskimo womai, who The revenue cutter Woodbury is on duty early in June. Mr. Giilchrest will have his rowed 12 miles to say good bye when the again. Her rig has been changed slightly work done May 25, the boiler contract sets parly was leaving Labrador and thank the Here and There Among Our Active April 20 as the date and the Portl.nd Co during her stay in Boston. In former times Secret Societies. young men for little kindnesses they had Boys' Knee Pant Suits Sale to Commence Wednesday, to rc h 2. the Woodbury was brigantine-rigged in the agree to have the boat under steam by May 10 shown to her family, said imploringly to one Summer, but in the Winter bad only three* There w ill be a meeting of Aurora Lodge, ofthenurabar who had promised to remem­ Capt. W. A. Mills of the packet Grayhound, foot topmasts, similar to the Dallas’. She now F. and A. M., tomorrow evening. Work on ber her substantially on his return home, " I f In nomination, because they who is to command the new boat building at WE QUOTE A FEW PRICES: retains her tall topmasts, but has sent her the Fellowcraft Degree. There w ill be meeting you send me anything don’t forget to put in a Salem lor the North Haven route, has had a yards ashore. needle.” This tells the storv of the dearth of were already running like wild­ of Claremont Commandery next Monday even­ long experience on the Rockland and North Schs. John I. Snow and G. W. Glover were comforts in their lives, which are with us as ing. Work on the Order of the Temple. Haven mute. The staunch little Grayhound, fire Their availability is so un­ 4 0 IN C H C O T T O N S ...... 6 1-4 OTS. at Salem Friday, bound to this port. cheap and unrecognized as the sunshine in our which is now running, commenced her trips Last evening was another red letter day, so homes.—Portland P ess. 36 IN C H C O T T O N S ...... 5c and 6c Sch Carrie E. Look, Look, was at Cardenas 22 years ago the 13th day of last April, and questioned that all parties can to speak, with Knox Ledge, I. O O. F. About the 21st, loading sugar for North of Hatteras. has ml-sed few trips in all that time Capt. forty members of Warren Lodge availed then - Not much is said regarding the project, but GOOD COTTON FLANNEL ...... 7 C E N T S Mills says she’s better than most steamboats unite upon them, and they are Sch. Nathan F. Cobb, Achorn, sailed from selves of the invitation to visit Knox Lodge It now seems certain there w ill be another trip now. The new boat w ill be in the water June 1. to Labrador, ibe coming season by Bowdoin so popular that their nomina­ A FEW PIECE SOF 9-4 UNBLEACHED SHEET­ Sabine Pass, Texas, 23d, to load lumber for and a right good time was had. There was New York. work on the first, second and third degrees, the men; and if Hie good schooner Julia Decker I N G ...... 15 C E N T S The steamer City of Richmond will resume second and third being conferred on nine can­ does not carry the party, some oiher equally tion is equivalent to an election. Sch. M. Lucila Wood, Spaulding, cleared at her regular trips (weatherpermitting) on Tues­ didates from Warren Lodge. After the close able craft w ill The author of the new >-cbeme FINE BLEACHED COTTONS ...... 7c a n d 8c Port Royal for Baltimore Friday with phos­ day, March 8, and will leave Portland Tues. ot the meeting oyster stews, doughnuts, coffee, resides in Rockland, and has ample means at In one respect they are at the phate at #1 05. She made a very quick trip days and Fridays at 11 o'clock p in. Return­ 18 INCH ALL LINEN CRASHES ...... 5 C E N T S etc., were served, and all went away glad they his command. He would like to have the en­ from Baltimore to Port Royal—two days and ing, leave Machiasport Mondays and Thurs­ top of the clothing poll, and in fifteen hours. came and avowing an intention of coining again. tire crew and patty ol last year. A number days nt 4 o'clock a. m. of them w ill probably embark upon this sec­ Sch. Melissa A. W illey, W illey, sailed from This arrangement w ill continue until the another at the bottom. They The first meeting ol Golden Rod Chapter, ond voyage. The experience of 1891 would Fernandina Friday for New York. completion of the new steamboat Frank Jones No. 8, O. E. S., as finally constituted, was held be valuable, enabling the explorers to work to now building for this company. When the are at the top in all that goes Ship Belle O'Brien, Hodgman, was in port ut Masonic Hall Saturday evening. Thirty- much belter advantage ihan on the original 25 PAIRS OF BLANKETS, Frank Jones is completed and ready lor ser­ 3d at Yokohama. two who were in the charter list and bad m t trip. — Portland Argus. to make a I’erfeet Suit and at vice, which w ill be about the first of July, the Sch. Bessie E. Creighton, Matthews, sailed received the degrees were presented and ad­ City of Richmond will be laid off to be used Eleven and twelve quartered, that we shall 17th Irom Vera Cruz for Pascagoula. RAILROAD NOTES. the bottom in the matter of mitted as members. The officers then exem­ as a spire boat for the comptny. When this Sch. Milford, Weed, is discharging at St. plified the work which was very cfflcicntly done. takes place, the new steamer Frank Jones will sell during this sale 'The new M. C. R R. slip house at Woo»- Price, and, like the good can­ Domingo City from Wilmington. More than 100 were present at this meeting. A leave Rockland about 7 o'clock on the morn­ wich has been board d in this week and the Eears are entertained for the safety of seh. piano has been placed in the hall and the music ings of Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays didates, they’ll redeem every old house about which it has been built is Winnie Lawry, Capt. Angus McRitcbie, from added very much to the ceremonies of the for Castine, Deer Isle, Sedgwick, Sargentville. REGARDLESS OF COST! work. Two applications for the degrees were being taken down. I he piers are being San Domingo for New York. The vessel Islcsboro, Brooklin. Southwest Harbor, North­ pledge that is made in their be­ planked to present a smo >th surface for the touched at Fortune Bay, Bahamas, Jan. 12 to received A meeting was appointed for next east Harbor, Bar Harbor, Mt. Desert ferry, Ba’ urday evening. Hercules to rub ugainst.— Bath Independent. half. bury a dead sailor; also at Long Key Jan. 11 Millbridge, Jonesport, Machiasport, and a to mail let’ers, and is now 44 days out. The number of smaller places, and w ill raturn. The gold bugle mentioned by our Vinalhaven a ga Slightly soiled that Winnie Lawry was built at Waldoboro in 1874 leaving Machiasport on the mornings of Mon­ General Manager Tucker, of the Maine Cen­ ecribe hst week is on exhibition in the window EQUALLY STRONG CANDIDATES for Capt. M. P. Spear of this city. days, Wednesdays and Fridays, ariiving at tral, has sent out order No. 667 to the*em- of E. W. Berry & Co. It Is a beautiful in ­ ployes. cautioning them as soon as the weather M does not hurt them Sch. Laura Messer, Blackington, arrived at Rockland about 7 o’clock p. m. By this at- — ARE OUR— strument and the handsomely engraved in­ rangeinent the steamboat line bet ween Portland w ill permit to look after the cleinliness and Charleston, Saturday, from Wilmington, where scription tells the story: “ Made by C. O. in the least, that will be sold Less than W hole­ and Machiasport w ill be discontinued, as the sanitary conditions of the station buildings she loads phosphate rock for Bootbbay at Conn, Elkhart, Ind , and Worcester, Mass., and grounds. The order states that extra help #2 35 a ton. Knox & Lincoln w ill take treight and passen­ sale Pric°. presented to Csnton Lafayette, No. 18, P. M.. gers between the two places by rail without shall be employed if necessary. Sch. Clara, Gregory, is loading coal in New I. O O. F., by Canton Vinalhaven, No. 25, any higher charges. York for Portland at GO cents. P. M , I. O O. F., July 14. 1891.” July 14 is HORSE HAIRS. A Lot of Enamel Cloths at 14 Cents Per Yard. Sch. Jennie Pillsbury, Tuttle, is due here the date of Lafayette’s elaborate field dav when Regarding the status of the New York steam­ from New York, with coal for H. H. Hall & Co. the Vinalhaven Patriarchs were guests of La­ boat line we have received the following addi­ Frank Donahue has bought a fast pacer, a Regular 25 Cent Goods. fayette. This is but a link in the series ot tional particulars: SUITS! Sch Elbridge Gerry, Lindsey, is on the way cheitnut, 16 hands, five years old. courtesies which is welding yet firmer the bonds l'he nffiirs of the New York Steamship Com­ here from Boston with corn and shorts for the George A. Gilchrest ha9 bought a handsome of affection between these two organizations. pany, G3 Broadway,were wound up by a Sheriffs Rockland Steam M ill Co. pair of brown Knox-Drew mares of E. P. sate of all the available property, consisting Walker. They were rai-ed at Elmwood Farm, Sch Laura Lunt, Peck, sailed from Port The trustees of the Masonic Hail in Berry mainly of office furniture and supplies, to Montville. and are tine stock Simonton Brothers Eads the 26th for Baltimore. satisfy a Judgment brought by II. 11. Warner, W e ’ v e iiifixle il H it? & Cobb Block, consisting of J. I’. Ingraham. Frank Donohue his sold the handsome Sch. Carile L H ix, Flanders, sailed Sunday the President of the company, for money ad­ L M. Kenmston, M. D. Ames, J. T. Lothrop, gelding Seth L to Fred H. Berry. Seth L. is for New York from A C. Gay & Co. vanced The property sold cost the company DOCKLAND. W. L. Rhodes, C. E. Meservey, C. L Gahan a four-year-old steel gray bv Ledo, Jr., he by O u t i»M (lie p rice about #1 700; it was sold to Frank U. Newcomb Schs. Zamora, Maker, from Almon Bird for and J. Fred Hall met at the hall Tuesday even­ Ledo he bv Hambletoman 10. Seth L ’s dam o! 436 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, for #478 New York and Fleetwood, Colson, from K. C. ing. A permanent organization was formed, Is by Chauncy and he by Hotspur, so that the The New York Steamship Company was of about 1OO Rankin & Son, for Boston sailed Sunday. officers being chosen as follows : M. IL Amos, gelding Is a full brother to L ’ do Girl, reeord of organized about two years ago by Nathaniel L. Capt. E. R. Nash is to go in the Mary Lang­ Pres.; J. Fred Hall,Vice Pres. ;C. E. Metervey, 2:35, as a four-vear-old, also ownet by Mr. Newcomb, to run freight and passenger steam­ don, and is now loading for l|tw York from Sic. Mr. Meservey was also chosen acting Berry. Seth L. is considered the fastest O i l i 1 <11 * e n ’ s ers between New York and ports iu Maine and F. Cobb & Co. agent ol the board. It was decided to have gelding ever shown in itic k la n d . Mr. Berry regular meetings of the board on the first Nova Scotia. It was ctpitalized for #250,000. Sell. Thus. Borden w ill commence loading drives the brother and sister in sp in. K n ee I’sniC Tueaday of March, June, September and De­ Tunis G. Bergen was the President. Among i "mm American w miner," peril).. today for New Y oik from A. C. Gay & Co. Pansies, our superb strain, look alums cember, special meetings being held when the officers and large stockholders were W il­ human packet...... VITAL STATISTICS. Pansy, Extra choice, packet...... Sehs. Edward Lamcyer, Beal, for Richmond, deemed expedient at the call of the President liam M. Earl, William M. Aieks, Reuben Le > 4 n itw , Sweet Corn “ Golden Nugget,*' pi is loading from F. Cobb & Co., and Jennie or Vice President. This meeting being so land, E. H. Denslow, John W. H Bergen. H. Any one not now a subscriber have Vick’s Magazine oue year free, who ordt Matters Of Moment from City Clerk worth from us before May 1st. Greenbnnk, Snow, for New York from A. C. near the regular meeting in March it was de­ E. Alexander, George Payson, and Newton Burnham's Books. c u r r i e d Gay & Co. cided to have it take the place of that meeting. Case of Hartford, Conn., now dead. The com One writer says : " Stands a o f all charmer catalogues.” Seh. Woodbury M. Snow, Arey, loaded Irom pany put but one steamer at work, the City of There have b;en 28 births in the city since tics, should have one. Price 01 Rockland Limo Co. for New York and sailed Columbia It has run no steamer at all since o v e r - f r o m LIFE SAVERS. Jan 1. when desired. Sunday. last October. o o Many of the limesters are coming out of It is stated that the financial misfortune that The following marriage inten'ions ar“ re­ kiMt sturson. winter quarters and loudlng. Capt. Thorndike The Crew at Burnt Island Station— has come upon the company is due to misman­ corded: Feb. 22, Albert J. Watson of Rock­ The First Call. went to Vinalhaven yesterday alter sch. Thus. agement, arising from personal jealousies. The land, 28 yearB of age, to Addie B. Curtis, 16 Hix to load for New London and Norwich from books show, it is said, that the single steamer years of age, daughter of John B. Curtis; nil sizes, liSchooners Try Their general repairs. Speed Across The Ocean. illustrations ure given. 25 cents pays for a «9*Excursion Parlies can obtain Favorable captain and crew of Burnt Island Station Terms. < oniiectiou by telephone with White Sch. Billow has had new forward house and year. Subscription may be sent by mail or launched their sarf-bout in the height of the Head, Owl’s Head, Camden and Rockport. Orders general overhauling at Cobb, Butler it Co.'s. P ort o f M a ta n z.ys Feb. 20, 1892 left ut the tffice, 302 Mam St., Rockland, Me. by Mall, 'I ; b phouo or Telegraph will receive gale, boarded the vessel, repaired damages, Em roit C oi r ie r -G a z e t t e : Driving, Draft and Kxpr<»* Horses, Matched prompt attention. 4 The schooner Olivo T. Whittier of this port, Pairs, etc., weighing from SUU to 1600 pounds. and at two p. in., after the gale abated, the ves­ A trial ot speed between three M line vessels, Spring Style Hats Home flue bargains are off red. A. C. GAY & CO., - Agents, of which Lyman, Son \ Co. are the mauaging sel was under way and proceeded on her way which left this por to-day, may be Interesting A II. CROOKKTT. KOOKLANII, MB. owners, has chartered in New York to carry 4 Lindsey Street, hocklund, Me. to Boothbay. to you and the readers of your good paper stone to Velasco, Texas, to be used on the which I have the opportunity of reading oc­ JUST ItKCEIVED, government jetties now building there. The HORSES FOR SALE. casionally through the kindness of our good " A HEALING WONDER.” charter price is #2 05 per ton Velasco is the Or to Trade. Twenty flue horses jus, received. neighbor, J. I). Thiuston of South Union. I Drivers and workers. 5 newly created gull port which is being im­ herewith enclose the vessels' names : HOWARD & PERRY, C. W CHADWICK. Cl,AH. ,|« FOTTKB. proved by the general government and which S2, $2.50 and $3. Huuilt Hope uud Rockland. Baikentiue Grace Lynwood built in Bucks­ is expected to eclipse Galveston when it Is port, barkentine Arthur C. Wade of Portland, CHADWICK & POTTER, finished. ihe Velasconiuns turned out en three-masted schooner M tggie Hart of Come in and look them over. masse when the schooner Henry P. Ma>on, Waldoboro. The Lynwood, Capt. Gilley, the first vessel that ever arrived there, came sailed at 3 ;3b a. m , the Maggie Hart, Capt. into the harbor, and presented'the captain with H O R SE S 1 W. Keen, at 6 a. m , the Arthur C. Wade. Trotters, Workers, Gentlemen's Drivers, Saddle a solid silver service in a mahogany chest. It Sherman, at 6:30 a. m., with a good E. 8. E Horses, Etc., is uot probable that Capt. W hittier w ill be wind to start otf with. Keene looked mild, Twenty Doz. 25 Cent FOR SALE OR EXCHANCE served in the same style, but 11 is sate to say while Gilley paced (he deck au 1 little Sherman AT THE LIVERY.STABIE OF that he w ill be well treated, as all Yankee For particulars see Flower Offer ou page throe. said . “ Go it boys I” They are bound for Phila­ Charters of Vesselus procured. Vessels bought and shipmasters will lor several years to come — delphia. M. FRANK DONOHUE, sold. Insurance effected in reliable companies. Portland Argus. The W hittier wus built in 20* Captain Campbell w ill tiuish loading sugar C u re s Corner Park itmi Onion Streets. lb tLis city lust season by George A. Giilchrest. Four-in-Hand Ties! NARROW 'SCAPE. today. Capt. Hatch of the Hannah MeLoon «*-Teluphond connection. Is discharging. The Robert McFarland w ill Skin Affections. After the dance in Kuox Hall, South Thom­ FREIGHTS ANU CHARTERS. tluish Monday aud s-il Tuesday for Pascagou­ To close out a aston, Monday evening of last week, one of la to load lumber fora northern port. Sch. R e m o v e s the members of Ingraham's Baud us he was FOOT OF R u fo u tk d fkom * n o w A B c k o e s s ’ W e e k l y J K. Souther, Capt Thumpsm, is loading PEOPLES h leaving the hall smelled smoke. Au investi­ Pimples, Blackheads, F EIOIIT ClHCl I.AII. sugar to sail in a tew diys for north of Hat­ STANTON ST gation followed and a barrel of shavings under C. L DUNNING’S teras. H. Roughness, Redness, 15c Each, 2 for 25c. New York. The freight market cuutinues in a depressed the hall was ‘ound to he ou fire. Livery, Boarding and Transient DRY DOCKS und generally unsatisfactory condition, and, CITY PROPERTY. Oily Skin, Itching, JAS. SHEWAN, Prop. unfortunately, there are no indications of au Fetid Arm-Pit Perspiration, early change for the better; for whilst there is MEMORIAL DAY. —KEFUEHENTKD UV — The Jo.ut Standing Committee on City Prop­ Scaly Scalp, Blue Skin, but little unengaged square rigged tonnage erty has taken an account of stock aud makes Burning, Chafing, STABLE. J. T. WHITMORE, here, or at neighboring ports, the supply is Past Department Commander Miller of the following report: Having purchased the I.ivery Business so Ions Late Muster of schooner Fannie Whitmore. fully equal to the limited requirements of Waldoboro will speak iu it>ckport Memorial Uighwa) Department, #1738; Sewer, #1501 - Ringworm, Shingles. und successfully conducted by C. A. Keene al 722 shippers. Day. 60; Permaneut Improvement, #19 25; Fire, Muiu HI., North-eud, and having made additions Jk#“ Fusl4‘|-ll ICSM'is sulicilcil. Petroleum freights are inactive and rales for ALL DHUG

ROCKPORT COMMENT, AN OLD HOSTELRY. THE BLU6HILL BOAT. ABSOLUTE PROTECTION. VINALHAVEN’S LOCAL EVENTS. THK CRLRBRATRD The Stevens House, New York City, William P. I’attee of Bath is now en­ Gossip and Editorial Chat Regarding Closes Its Doors. A Batch of Readable Notes from the Home Various Subjects. gaged upon the drawing tor the passen­ T U T L L E ’S Y O R K S A K E of Granite. The Stevens House, at Rector street ger steamer which Hie New England K n o w a l l Rockport is always a nice town, and and Broad way. New York, one of the Co !s to construct lor the Blueliill line FOB HAI.K BY Gossipy Bits of News Regarding Resi­ it’s certainty an iee town now. oldest liosticries in the city, has closed Her model was made by Charles B For 30 Days Only ! EPIT. PERRY. dents and Visitors —Occurrences 'I riv- W o m e n At l’crry’* Steam Dye Donne, 57S Mnln St. o o its doors forever. Its site and some of 11 ii rington ami her machinery will be ial and Important, but None the Less pot in in New Jersey. 1’lie steamer of Great Imercst. Rockport's harbor needs m appropri­ Hie adjoining property will soon he util­ Flour only...... 85.25 will be a little smaller than the Wiwurna ation. Is anything being done about it? ized for a very large office building. Flake Tapioca, per 111...... 6 cts. SMALL SAVINGS. All the furniture and fixtures of the or about tlte size of tlie Sebenon, meas­ That Wheat (Sfritt, is the must The town warrant contains 59 arti- o o hotel will he sold by public aietion, nnd uring 105 fret in length. She is to tie Pearl Tapioca, per 111...... 6 Cts. Oles. delicious, nutritious, and al­ New industries to furnish employment in a few days Hie work of demolishing a duplicate of the Governor Bodwell, Best English Currants, per lb. fi els. Snow is la-t leaving ti« and sleighing for our own | eople and lo induce others building In George A. Gilehrest for the the building will begin. Spice, any kind, per 1-1 Hi.. 6 cts. ways welcome breakfast dish is gelling poor to locate in the town are needed, Tile Stevens House was opened early Fox Island route, and is to tie ready for 5 cts. .las. S. Kirk’s Soap Powder.. 0 cts. of New England. 1 here isn't Mrs Edward Russell .and Miss Annie o o in 1842 by the elder Delmonico. In service by next June She will have Bt'YH ONE OF TIIE ftTAMFR IN THK Til.Itelis in rived Tuesday. The location of Hie electric plant at that year John Jacob Astor begin buiid- compound engines and be commanded Best .Starch, per lb ...... 6 cts. a g ro cer w ho d o esn 't sell it. by Capt O-cnr A Crockett. Sp^pip Syspspi op DEpos/j Steamer Emmeline made a trip Io South Rockport will give the town iug the Astor House. John F Ames, Best Sicily Canary Seed,per lb. 6 cts. another leather for its cap—Hint of hav­ the last proprietor of the Stevens House, Mh* Marin Parloa has written a Castine. Silnrday. nnd relumed Sunday. Cal. Muscatel Raisins, per Hi. 6 cts. ADOPTED BY THE ing the first complete electric road in came into possession in 1875, the firm SOUTH HOPE. dainty little K»ok. lmimtiftilly deco­ rated in colors, on how to conk it. The remains of Mr. George Laturon name being at that time Broadhead & New England. 1) E Fiske ami wife of Pittsfield re­ Good Dates, per Hi...... 5 cts. Sent free to you for stanip. Breed. were taken to Richmond. Me. for burial. Ames. Five years later Mr. Broad- R eiv e & Co.. P. O. Box 2072, Bouton. o o cently visited here. Fine Peaches, 2 cans...... 25 cts. RocklandTrust Go. Lobsters bring $9 25 per barrel head retired and Mr. Ames became sole The talk of reorganizing the New Johnson & Voting ship 15 barrels every proprietor. Mr Arnes died last Satur­ Meetings will he helil at the Univer- Fine Corn, ,‘i cans...... 25 cts. The RtnmpH are eobl in denomination* of 6,‘ 10 York & Bangor Steamboat line is of salist Church Tuesday and Wednesday, r nnd 25 cent*, and ore lo be pn*ted In book* piepnred day. day night of n complication of diseases, for the purpo*e. When n leuf I* coven-1 it Amount* some little interest to our people. jJRock- Best Chocolate, per lb ...... 30 cts. FREE TO LADIES on his fifty-third birthday. His father M u- 8 and 9 All are cordially invited lo $1, which I* then depoflited In the bank nnd n Don't forget that we have a news box port always gave the New York boat Good Molasses, per gal...... 25 cts. bunk account opened. also died on his fifty-third birthday. to attend. It inculcnte* nnbit* of saving on the pnrt of the at the postoffice where you can deposit good business. young. A grent *ucce*«* wherever adopted. Cnil items. Tlie son was for fifteen years the agent Keg Preserves, all kinds.. ,.50 cts. nnd get full pnrticnlnr*. o o AMSBURY LETTERS. Tho room over A. I’ Green’s work­ in New York of the Portland steamship Best Crackers by the bid., per lb. 5c 3 per cent interest will be allowed on Several inquiries have already been line. We publish another installment of tho and no charge for the barrel. deposits. shop is being lilted up to he used for a AGENTS I received from parlies who intend spend­ For many years the Stevens House Anisbnry letters today. These letters full lino df Hnrdlucn, Mnckerel, H erring, billiard parlor. Ro c k l a n d —A. F. Crockett & Co., Jn*. Donahue, in g the Summer and some ’or their was the resort of many of the most are very pleasantly written and we heir [Inllbut Fln«, Tongue*, Sound*, etc- (i F. Grant. N. F. Coombs and wife spent a few superfluous cash in town Thejijtown prominent shipbuilders merchants, many words of com mendat ion for them. HunuiCANK—T. W . Sullivan. days in Rockland last week visiting WAIIHI N -W . <). Vinal. will he lull of 'em this season. brokers and business men of Hie city U n io n - II. L. Robbin*. friends in llml city C. E. T U P L E , W a sh in g t o n —I. W. John*ton. o o When Commodore Cornelius Vander­ COALING-STATIONS. A p p l e t o n —A. II. Newliert. John \V. Hopkins announces that Ini No. 306 Mam St., Spear Block. Ko c k po h t -S. E. Jk II. L. Shepherd. Tho Bangor Industrial Journal re- bilt was running his Staten Island ferrv. C am d en —T. <’. Atwlck. is not n candidate for re-election on I lie A most important matter, one of vital T hom \ rton—Oi-orge II. Gnrdlner. ; eently published an article on Maine and in later years when he engaged WAt.i onoHO—F. A Leveiim'lcr. Board of Selectmen. more largely in tlie shipping business importance In tlie ta-huildingot our navy, Great T en a n t’s IIakiioh, Me .—W. E Sheerer. s', ipbuilding in which appeared a cut is that of coaling-stations The policy V in a l iia v e n , Me . —I). II. (Hidden. lio m ade he id- Idieil talent are rehearsing the drama o l th e Frederick Billings, a sample of this house his New York of this government lias always been not "Enlisted for the War,” ami will p .1 it Rockport's marine productions. quarters. 10 maintain outside o f our own limits on the stage in about two weeks. Col. Sim’l Allen of Thomaston, the ■ any eolonv or an' thing approaching to a o o Reduction colony Our new navy will be com- Who is to lake our John’s place on present Warden of Hie M line State 1 What lias become of the Trust Com­ | posed of vessels dependent altogether the board of Selectmen. Time to he Prison, was landlord of litis house nt 1 upon their eoal supply to enable them to pany which secured a charter and per­ one time. “Js W. RODMAN WINSLOW, hustling, lor it will toko a good man ( move .t all Deprive one of our|modern Great Reduction I.'S'i NASS t r ST. iVnnilerhill IIniI<1 in k >. fected an org-iniz ition last season? .W illi | battle ships of her feuel, and she would N E W M l I! Ii C I T Y . to hill the bill! CAMDEN CULLINGS. FLOUR! • IN TIIE PRICE OF. I.-1 lllhl ...... blHlln— I' Ol. s.' R ickport’s large and increasing business | lie absolutely helpless, as she has no uii'. I '.-li, 1. 1-77. Koi' 15 e o iis c c u tlv f y. a r-« llv b le in |« Where were our patriotic brethren I sail-area whatever Even with ships of I ..■fit puld a t tin- i n t e o f 12 p< there would seem to ho pi crying need Al. Martz and troupe have returned At W holesale and Retail. .b -ru n lt- (l.ln ' •ilents. Do- on Washington’s birthday? Of all the for such an institution. I tlie class o l tlie Philadelphia and the i It - • Ive.l : . tli.h home. j Newark, although they have a certain PIllsbiiry’H Beet, \V«*t» rn Rose Spring When bunting that our town ho ists not a 11 ig Patent Flirt s’ - 'tty - W f'• r Wheat Patent, for o o amount ol sai.-power, lo depend upon it H O W T O was lo be seen in honor of the day! Camden needs a Loan & Building all kind* of Pa-try and Bread Mixture. Willis E. Carleton, the fresooer, is a to any extent would reduce their vruis Assoo’ation. ing radius to almost nil, ami iu lime of Mr. Sanford Gridin of Stockton is Rockport production. Like other home war would annihilate their e ll' ctivencss C. & P. canvassing tho town for T. Da Witt products he is flrst-olass. Belfast’s Odd Mrs. W. V. Lane is out of town on a either in defensive or i fi'ensive opera The Best Buttermilk Flour in the city ^E ^D h -rb ok, mailed free of rhnrge, on new Talmage’s book. ‘‘The Pathway of Fellow llall. Rockland's First Baptist visit for a few days. ttons. At present writing tlie United $7.00 Flour for... SS.25 » method ol HUCCfFHfal api cuL.tlon. New York Life,” and other works. Church and Rockport’s Opera Hi use States has a coal-heap at Samoa and the e^“Be -ure and get my prices before buying as Tho BEST Yon Ever Used. uid Bohtoii Htocko. Chicago tra in and provision*. privilege ot Inlying eoal nt Honolulu, it will J ay you to do ho. .urge or small lots. Moderate margin*. have fine advertisements of his skill, A large amount of wood lias heen G r o u n d B e e f S c r a p * . !<.»»»« M e a l . C r a c k e d TKADKKS’ STOCK KXCHANGK. Artist Merrithew is introducing some hul we ure entirely destitute of coal­ 6-lh 76 Iicvomdilre Pt., Bouton. advanced ideas in photograph;. A pic­ o o brought in tile past week. ing-stations on the west coast of <,'entral ^x/'x'-'o:! fo b po u l t r y $6.00 Flour for...... ture lately made by him represents a America, l itis lack of facilities ecst “ I 1 8 " IC .E . l supply at one of the Chilian ports. The a dejected air, evidently in the soup. if some of our enterprising men should Messrs. Berry & Wilson are expect­ Prices nml Quality Guaranteed lo Suit. ing machinery for their new sash and j English plan is to keep a eoal hulk at COAL Mr Aimer Dyer, a highly respected put iu the appiritus and manufacture all their principal coaling-stations: thus AIho large Hock CUKX, MEAL, '.OATS, o r t l i o 3 3 c s l Q-vxxxll-ty. blind factory. SHORTS MIDDLINGS at BOTTOM PRICES, in Every Barrel W arranteda Bargain citizen of this town, died Tuesday, the the bricks needed. a British war-ship cruising from one na­ Car and Bag Lui*. LEHIGH COAL, 23d insl , at the residence of his daugh- o o val station to another, no matter at what W. V. Lane has returned from Isles- speed, is always sure of an abundant Georges Creek Cumberland Coal, 'ter. Mrs. C. if Smith. The funeral oc­ boro and vicinity whore he has been supply ol Welsh eoal of Hie best grade. [fl^ir’This offer is only open The towu was very fortunate the past GHAS.T. SPEAR. CHARCOAL. curred Friday. IDs age was CD years, 8 year in the selection of its Board of taking views 11 is proposed now to buy ol Denuiatk for a short time. tlie island ol St Thomas, in the West months. 18 days. He leaves a wife and Selectmen. Messrs Barrett, Orbe- Store 295 and 297 Maini Street. If you are in want James Betts, who lias been taking a Indies, for the purpose of establishing a two children. ton ami Sylvester have been of a Burrol of Flour WOOD! vacation, has returned to work for the coaling station on our Atlantic seaboard, Edward Russell returned home Tues­ Iu 1867 Mr Seward negotiated a treaty or expect lo lie soon faithful to the town’s interests and have Electric Light Co. OI’ ILIWDH. day of last week, after an nltieaee of managed affairs in a most creditable lor tlie purchase of St. Thomas and St now is Hie time lo John, but, although tlie people of the Akron Sewer and train Pipe, two months. He visited bis daughters manner. May their shadows never be Mrs. M. L. Parker was in Dorchester, liny. Yoh can make islands voted unanimously in favor ol no mistake in call­ UHOUM) TILE and son in Massachusetts He took the less! Mass., recently visiting her daughter. the sale. H e United States Senate rejec­ K itc b e p ing on ns. For Undenlralnlng Purposes All order* occasion to inspect the quarries at o o Mrs. Dudley Talbot. ted the treaty, and there tlie matter promp ly tilled. Telephone connection. Itemem- Houses are needed irt Rockport, houses ended. It is high time some decisive pmber die place, rt Quincy and Millstone Point and also E x t e n s io n . REMEMBER THE PLACE, brought home specimens of some line nro needed in West Rockport, and tile O U R S T A T E . action were taken in this regard, as at present the eili*. ing sp ctaele is present S. 6. PRESCOTT & CO,. stock from the Vermont quarries. solution of the want lies in a Loan & University Extension is li. Delong was sentenced at Bangor ed of our war-"ips being compelled to S.G.PRESC0TT&C0. HI.LSOX’S W HAKF, Rockland. Maine. Building Association. An organization good, but Kitchen Exten­ Ingraham's Band, of Rockland, paid Tm-sday to five years in State prison lor barter (or their fuel from port to port, that will enable a workingman to build a undoubtedly paying an outrageous price N E W S T O R E , us a visit Wednesday. In the evening assault on his wife with intent to kill. sion is better. W ider knowl­ house and pay for it witli what ho has for inferior material such as would seri­ Tillson Wharf, ROCKLAND, ME. they-gave an , out door concei t which edge of better cooking pro­ been paying for rent would find a splen- ously interfere with the lighting efficien­ frif Telephone Connection 3 was listened to by a large crowd. An­ Five Canada lynx or loupcerviers in cy of the vessel. i did field of operation in Rockport. cesses means better health 11. 0. GUKDY & CO other concert followed at the hall, after one drove were seen by Mr. A M. Phil­ and comfort lor everybody. - DEALERR IN- which there was dancing until a late o o lips of Shirley a few days ago. As they STRANGE VIENNA SCENE. hour. Thera was a vary large atten­ Rockport has two fino buildings to did not belong to him he made no at­ Science can never do us WOMEN OF MAINE! COAL dance at the hall. The band discoursed dedicate—the now Carleton Block and tempt to take them home The most disgraceful scenes are re­ better service than by the • • soma fine music, and we heard many the Opera House. It would be nice if ported to have occurred nt tlie recent n iu ltip lica tii ol < if tiic cot ik ­ Rev. Rollin S. Hack of Belfast has trial in Vienna of Schneider and his BREADMAKERS! WOOD favorable comments on their playing. these fino structures could be inaugura­ wife, tite two wretches who made a bus­ ing schools which make ted by the inception of some new indus­ accepted a call to tho pulpit of the First Long and fltted[for tho stove Our alert night watchman, or rather iness of robbing and murdering servant healthful m e a n s a n d meth­ Ask for this Brand < f Flour. try, if nothing more than a fretting fac­ Congregational Church in Lowell,Mass., girls Much of the evidence given was Lime, Cement and Plastering Hair, the B. G. Co.’s, F. B. Vinal, has in bis tory, where those who busy themselves vacated by Rev. Dr. Smith B iker, who of the most revolting kind, tint this fact ods available for even the QKOOKUIEH, PROVISIONS, rounds during the past year discovered did not prevent the attendance of crowds worrying about other people’s business lias gone to Minneapolis. The call was most modest home. 7 overheated stoves and 11 lights lefl of fashionable women, who brought PLiOLrn ^.jxru FB33D can have steady employment. extended about three months ago. ♦<-l‘rompt attention to order* by telephone or burning. Those whose duty it is to their opera glasses with them and noted th erw Ise. o o every motion of Hie prisoners as each close stores or halls, etc., at night Business men of Gardiner are trying new atrocity, was revealed by the testi­ No, 1 Camden St,, Rockland, Me. The prosperity of our town is not con­ to raise tho necessary sum to place the COTTOLENE should bo very carelul about their tires mony. Alter the closing speeches ol The vegetable substitute and lights. Of course the most cautious fined to the village. The outskirts and control of tlie shoe shop at Randolph in counsel a recess was taken and the will sometimes forget, but we should outlying Rockport communities partake tile hands of home capitalists. Mr. E. judges withdrew, but, says ail eyewit­ f>r laid, is scieni e's latest of tlie general prosperity. This is es­ ness. "Hie audienc^ did not disperse. gift to the kitchens of the not allow ourselves to get careless about A. Libby, formerly of the firm of Cald­ Every one was loo eager for Hie sequel such things. pecially the case at West Rockport, well & Libby, Richmond, and 11. II. to risk tlie loss of a place which hud world. Every wr their ocoupanoy. keep the ball audience to all who’.oliose to older them, ' ' w i l l ' the town roads surveyed j to buy a new ' ,o" ‘hg! _____ being brought from Sebago to tlie State quite a brisk trade being done by the at in its effects. hatching grounds at Lake Auburn, teud mts. From all parts of the court ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE. roid machine; to buy a new hearse; to ROCKPORT PERSONALS Cottolene is a most satis­ tin- Lake Auburn Fish Protective Asso­ pe, pie were heard shouting for sand TliisLulcst Ti'iiimpli of .'lutlern Milling. abate non-resident uncollected tax that ciation itas 450 000 trout eggs now in wieiies and drinks, tlie distribution of factory substitute — clean, dates back some ten or twelve years, C O A L != 11. L. Shepherd was Boston last processs of liateliing at tlie association which gave rise to much merriment, tlie delicate and far more eco­ HAS NO RIVAL. whole scene In ing in singularly striking and also to vote on the question of au­ week on business. hatchery at the lake All of these will Makes Most, Whitest, Sweetest and thorising the Connty Commissioners to contrast witli tile business on hand ” A nomical. At your grocers. Rev. Fred A. Snow returned from a go into Lake Auburn. similar scene occurred when the jury re­ ileallliiesl Breuil. Broken, Stove, Ugg, build a county jail. The latter is said simrt visit to North Berwick last week. tired to consider their verdict alter the N. K. FAIRBANK &. CC to be very muez needed. A P L E A S A N T E X C U R SIO N slimming up ol Hie presiding judge. CHICAGO, and H. B, GOODWIN & CO., - Boston, G. E. Carleton lias returned from a 6 Central Whsrf, Boston, 416 A very successful term of school in The whole trial seems lo have been re­ Ami Franklin Coal. business trip to Boston and vicinity. ttOCKCOBT, Tub. 2b, MS. garded by tin- audience in the light of a district No. 7 was closed Friday, witli Some twenty-two persons from Rock­ Miss Sarah Snow is visiting relatives piquant and novel theatrical entertain­ A. F. CROCKETT & CO. the following exercises: Music; Ad­ port attended the great missionary ment. dress of welcome, by Mary Snow; in North Berwick. meeting nt Rockland lust Tltursday. Crockett block, Recitation, A. Brown; Recitation, Min­ Miss Hattie Ford of Bowdoinham is Messrs. Fuller and Corthell kindly fur­ y North End, Rockland, Me. nie Gray; Musio; Dialogue, "The visiting at Rev F. A. Snow’s, nished teams Tho roads were by some Graduates,” Maty Snow, Ida Merchant, Dr. Clara B. Weidman left Monday considered impassable but the exeur ion Sylvia Brown, Maud Gray, Blanche night by boat for a short stay at High­ was made without accident and to the The Best Place to But Gray, Helen Young, Etta Smith. Lot­ wood, N. J. great enjoyment of all who went. T h e y D i f f e r tie Dusharie; Recitation, Foster Snow, Chaplain McCabe is a grand speaker, a WIIY | WHEN Amos Barrett and family who have In m ake up • M-i-t i -C E M E N T -- ^etli Mullen, Bobby Arey; Charade, j heen spending the Winter in Brooklyn, whole-souled man, and a power lo the WILL YOU IIUTIIU.lt ing powders contain an - I B A T - eX i Smith; Composition, Sylvia N. Y., ate expuuted homo the first of Christian church. Would that the TO MAKE Y O U CAN church hud many more like him. His B r< \n; Music; Recitation, Sylvia March. monia or alum. Clewlan.; S. G-. P rescott & Co.’s Clark; Charade, Etta Smith; Recita­ singing charms all hearts. We arrived MIM E MK.YT Morris II. Prescott and Charles Morse, does n o t; not a parin 1> . The Coal Healers tion, 'George Gray; Recitation, Her­ home at 11 o’clock, abundantly satisfied * ^VALUABLE FOR students at the East Maine Seminary, In strength: A v o u n d n i Tillson W harf bert Merchant; Recitation. Lottie and iu ample time for a good night’s Bucksport, arrived home Thursday on a spoonful of Cleveland - di -es Telephoue (Jonuectton. 21 Dushane, Music; Recitation, by rust. A W it n ess. WEEE5’ Zoughs all Lung, two weeks vacation. Why Will You Suffer Chancy Gray, Ned Arey, Bobbie Arey, ... better work than a Aw. / o Superior Brir.d \olds v Troubles. JOE HOWE SOLD. Mince Meat with lilteumulisuif Herechel Young; Music; Recitation BIG PAY. spoonful of any otln •:. In Wrlat, Arm and Shoulder, — MANLrACTUKKD UY—) 3Se- $1 •« *» Orvijgiats. o v zi h l u and Tableau, Etta Smith; Recitation. II. J Tibbetts returned last week from Jn results : Cake made v hen i no o f C .’ E :- TllOJtMHKK A H IX , ituekliiinl 1 t u ic H ii lit m a i ic L ings will Foster Snow; Reiding, E’ta Smith; F. J. Higgins & Son, Camden and a trip to Nova Scotia. While away ho I MORGAN A, SOFF, Prcp « vuioyou. I'liitsfrl. Bend w ith Cleveland’s is line Ii I* like thu Miner Meat your mother u»vd lo «liu «4 p <|»< r uizu ol linger. Charade, Etta Smith; ltccii-ilion, sold his celebrated trotting stallion Joo F. W. COVEL, Hockluud, Me. Rockport’s reliable mail carriers, gi t 02 a rain ed an d k e e p s fresh make un«l you <>re ulwa.n *ure of the be*i Ide* il fuuvwehcv. it- r. "Choice of Trade,” eleven buys; Mil-ie; cents a trip for carrying Hie mails from ilowe to parties there, and purchased a you u*e ii. But up iu Glum* Jur* and SOI .DEV- F lin r, B lood &, Co , G eu. KEY W H E R E 42 oral Selling Agent* f< J United Dialogue, It I Young; Recitatiou, promising young stallion sired by Joe Cleveland’s Baking I’ ' - CbHdien Cry for BUklt*, 1’luVldtXiL'e, K. J. Willie Bruwu; Address, Etta Smith: Rockland to Rockport and Camden. Jer is the best in every wa h. {Patent applied for.{ Musio. This is big, big pay. Howe. THORNDIKE 11IX. Pitcher’s Cautorla.