The Republican Journal. ■<,|XME 50-_BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1897. NUMBER 35. Pecker, who was murdered with Stockton Asserts ' brutally lierself. at the same time THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL. Captain Whitman off the South American achieving, quite unexpect- The Christian Endeavor Convention. PERSONAL. PERSONAL. a for brilliant coast, was first mate of the Jor- edly, reputation play. H’ formerly Three dan. (led Tor Hichborn faced the next. is hundred delegates from various Captain Hart speaks in the highest Sear&port Base Ball Honors. pitcher Harry Miss Anna Coombs is visiting friends in P. C. Wliittnore of ia a EVERY THURSDAY FORKING BY THE parts of the State attended the ses- Putman, Ct., guest j terms of the murdered man and that an “old timer.” He is also a left hauded opening Vinalhaven. says Somewhere near the middle of the Irish sion of the Maine Christian Endeavor Con- of Orrin J. Dickey. he w as a most and reliable man batter. Lew Clifford them where he capable Sea lies an put vention in the Second island, which a celebrated Congregational Mrs. Frances Murch is spending the week G. F. of New York arrived ublican Journal Pub. Co. while an officer on his vessel.After Eng- couldn’t find but his back handed church at Biddeford Harrimau, Esq., K- lish novelist informs us has them, Wednesday morning, with in Siberia is forward as a had, for friends Bangor. for a short visit. Alaska, coming many position at the so settled the catcher Aug. 25th, and later trains brought many Tuesday its own plate great country. It is said to have centuries, people, speaking their additional arrivals. At the business session, Miss Mildred Palmer of Bath visited friends gold that on a ball after the third strike Miss Blanche Dolloff is spending the week own passed of welcome were delivered umal is the paper for Maine sea the largest gold lields and the richest de- peculiar language, living under their addresses by Dr. in Belfast last week. Hichborn had no trouble in getting his base. S. J. Bassford of Biddeford in behalf of the with friends in Bangor. faring people posits in the world, but the rigor of the own laws; having a governor and judiciary was next in and convention committee of ’97, Rev. S. H. Miss Ella M. Folsom went to last Poor of climate makes the work of slow of their own Mudgett batting order, Augusta C. Walter Augusta returned home mining selection; real Kings, Princes of Saco for local never did the look hand- Emery speaking pastors to visit friends. and difficult. Human will over- and of genial postmaster E. Thursday Monday from a visit m Belfast. ingenuity Lords their own; and in an ami Alderman W. Yculand of Biddeford Circulation in and come living somer his City County that, however..A dispatch from than when he took chances of be- the The convention ser- Miss Abbie Couillard left for atmosphere of their own customs and representing city. Saturday 0. F. Cobbett and wife are spending the Mount Adams, Ark., says that White ing killed and waited for a low ball. With mon was delivered by Rev. C. W. Patterson, Boston after a week’s their own visit in Belfast. week with relatives in liver above and below Mount for superstitions, axioms and prov- D. of St. Johnsbury, Vt. The banner for Bangor. 11•'n Iukms. In advance, §2.OOa year, Adams, a vicious he swung the stick around, D., and their own lunge mission work was Lewis Mills of North >. months; f'O cents tor three months. several is lined with hunters. erbs, ballads and songs. This the most active awarded Haven arrived last Mr. and Mrs. W. arc visit- miles, pearl and started for first. No Henry Staples '] >. Terms. Foi one one inch is hitting something, to the of the Free church of square, The are excited over the body of land known as the Isle of Man. Society Baptist week to visit E. M. Flanders and wife. Mrs. S.’s sister iu Lewiston. < people greatly ing "-iinn, 7'» cents lor one week, atm one saw the and therefore concluded it Portland, and for the greatest increase in are Somewhere about half between ball, Miss Eila Hill each subsequent insertion. discovery.Telegrams already being- way Port church membership to the Societies of the of Exeter was a guest of Mrs. Lucy Hall White of received at Cincinnati hotels Point had gone over the centre fielder's head into Meadows, Idaho, engaging and the town of in the South Jefferson ami the Houlton Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Kent the Searsport, Baptist past week. is the guest of Mrs. Levi Robbins. quarters for the national encampment of of State of the next lot. Stevens here sprinted home church. Reports given the nts of To-Day’s Journal. county Waldo, Maine, is located Presbyterian by Mrs. W. the G. A. K. was held there in in who was ex- the State Union showed Spencer Mathews returned last Wilson Carter of the 1808.The a good shape, while Hichborn, ollicersof gratifying Camden spent day drowsy, sleepy,^little hamlet, where, for in most work dur- from a visit in page l. Mark Lane the to to make a progress branches of the Saturday Massachusetts. with friends in Belfast. Express, London,reviewing its plaining Trundy why he failed Tuesday ages, people have spoken their own lan- ing the year. Week.. 11m \ -i ing < Uhl Fellows crop situation says the wet weather has in Frank M. and wife went to base hit, followed Doc. and scored. By in the church was Staples Bangor Mrs. J. E. Cottrell left to visit Khtis Herself..The C:<»sby Inn Matter. the harvest and that the guage, walked up and down their own The evening meeting Tuesday seriously delayed street, last to visit friends for one Endeavor Convention. .The Thorn- this time the bail had been found under the largely attended. The Endeavorers session Friday week. relatives in and Mt. Desert. new wheat is bound to suffer. Continu- traded products and transacted business in Bangor Reunwn. .The Situation in Aroos- scorer’s bench where if had rolled after hit- was opened with a praise Service. Rev. W. Win. H. Arnold has the asserts that advices from their own and leased and moved into Miss ug Bells. .Chief Justice Reappointed. ing, paper way, lived a conservative, F. Berry of Portland, president of the Annie Knowlton returned to Boston ting Mudgett's foot, aud iu spite of a claim the house ou avenue. France and Italy show the Russian crop to routine after the manners Maine Civic League, then delivered an able, Mudgett Xortliport after a short visit in Belfast. PAGE 2. life, and customs Saturday be below the while the of “foul,” which the umpire promptly dis- address on Good Citizenship. He. was fol- Notes..The Ohio Democratic Plat- decidedly average, of the good old times in the of Mrs. Horace of days King Rev. Ellison R. of Sylvester Somerville,Mass., Mrs. Clara Bowers and daughter Ha/.el of uor Business in Politics. The Grand American crop is above the allowed, J Merithew stood up. He had lowed by Purdy Portland, probably Norman the This little visited Mr. and Mrs. VV. O. Folsom last week. i..The Seventh Maine Reunion. Conqueror. hamlet who made a brief address on the good work Camden visited friends here Saturday. The! average_Erastus Corning, a well known evidently mistaken his calling, as he was ast is known, on the at least as done the Christiau Endeavor Union. Fred P. of Sailing. citizen of New York State, died in map Stockton by Hadley Medford Hillside, Mass., Mrs. W. L. PAGE 3. Albany promptly struck out and gave way to Clif The with an increased West is visiting relatives in If life on second day opened bOth. He was a descendant from Springs. the little far away arrived Sunday to visit relatives and friends. •o Guatemala.. .The Good Schooner Aug. Fletcher, m the meantime upsetting attendance. All the meetings were lively j Camden. Dr. West spent there. island in its Mudgett Sunday •e:!... Proverbs. .The Dies Samuel 01 of lieverly humdrum and isolated and The forenoon session was i Klondyke “Ensign Corning features, Ames on third base aud the ball to interesting. Mrs. Ann Sistie and lady friend of Gral- Orrin •ank and was beating Cunningham and wife <>f Lowell. Deposits Increasing. Mass., one of the most wealthy is a picture unique and none the taken up with short addresses and discus- PAGE 4. interesting; the Fletcher so the order ton, Ohio, visited Mrs. N. E Keeu last*week. arrived men in the State. His charities were plate. disarranged sions. Intermediate work was the topic Mass., Monday to visit relatives less unique, and none the less interesting, is ^ The Ohio Democratic Platform.. of ami su disconcerted the handled Miss Marrietta Gar- Stetson A. West went to Portland last numerous. Death was caused by apo- things, battery, by Parshleyof Sat- j Mrs. B. Redman arrived home Tues- >■>,.. of Percy News of the Granges Obituary.. the life a Stocktonian. With him it is a diner. Willis P. Hume of Hiram He was 70 old. the that he Rev. His Maiul is ; Respect The Two Minute Horse.. plexy. years by insisting upon facing catcher, urday. daughter quite sick { day from a visit to her at Fort Fair- daily routine, as undeviatiug as the stars spoke on practical endeavor, ami then the parents News.. In Mem uiam Clarence Moore. took his base on and after there. balls, plowing up of systematic giving was takeD up. field. i'ert-d the Mariner..Sixth Maine Fish and in their course. Let a enter subject Game. Mr. Chas. G. At- stranger tiie on Misses Annie ami field pretty well, was coached home a Brief addresses by Libbey Mrs. W. M. White of is visit- kins of the town on Tampa, Fla., Mrs. Fannie Foster of Riverside the PAGE 5. the United States fish hatchery at any week day, and the Gertrude Cummings of Saco were followed spent passed ball ami Lancaster took the bat. Mrs. Brook discussion. The next was ing her husband's mother, Margaret S. week with Mr. and ■! Belfast.. Yachts ami Boats.. Con- Craig has visited Bangeley and vi- one picture meets his eye. There is the by a general that past Mrs. M. A. Patt.er- only John hit the leather, ami hit it hard, but in 1 Wl.it^ u' Industries. .Secret Societies., with a view of a of Sunday Observance, on which the leading shall. cinity establishing govern- ; one street, anu mat t>egui3 out oi sight, ami Rea’. Estate..t •mmander in-chief the direction >f Trundy, who was busy hold weret Miss Bertha Abbott of Lew- ment hatchery there. The speakers Mrs. Martha Carter left last to investigation j leads nowhere. The same rigs stand ami Miss Nellie Jordan of Alfred. In Friday Albert Linnekin anil wife of Boston arriv- w as made in answer day second base down. Now the ball was iston, j PAGE G. to a special request of ing | after day iu front of the same store, the me aiternooii oecurreu one ox iue mailing visit friends in Bangor, Rockland and other ed to visit relatives in Belfast and United States Senator Wm. 1’. Mr. wag- only a few inches in while “Ade” Tuesday •red Aroostook. .Tbe Enforcement of Frye. | diamater, features of the convention, the junior rally, j Atkins in his ons a gentle reminder of the pre-liistoric age, places. Knox. The First Maim* Heavy Artillery... report to the United States j is some six feet wide, so of course it couldn’t at which Mrs. F. E. Clark, the wife of the New* an i Notes...A Floral Calendar fish commissioner said that the ex- and the horses lazily the files Miss Nelle Hale of arrived places j switching him, and Lancaster was thus re- founder of the Christian Kudeavor move- Minneapolis Mr. V. K. Jones and Miss Nellie Walker W.ananS Prayer ,poem .. Inheritance get by out, amined presented little from their backs. tbe gonial ment, an address on Juniors abroad. last to visit Miss Elizabeth A. .roister of Deep Water Vessels. very encourage- j postmaster tiring the side. gave Thursday of Lynn, Mass., have been visiting relatives ment for the establishment of a iu his of the customer’s A number of children appeared on the stage PAGE 7. profitable pauses perusal pos- Kelley. in this city. fish fish For the “Merchants,” Sim Merithew first and went through appropriate exercises, he Week 45,000 Veterans in Line hatchery.The hatchery locat- ! tal cards long enough to inform you, as ha took declarations ami songs. Mrs. VV. E. Mrs. Grace Gordon returned to Lewiston >ad Deals..New Lses for Aluminum, ed at Monmouth the Maine fish and the bat. Sim created a breeze at once drills, William Kellogg of Boston visited H. P. by does inform that there is of Junior .met. •' | invariably you. Youland, State superintendent from a visit to her S. .Tin- Potato Crop of 1807.0 game association through the influence of by fanning the air so industriously that it Saturday father, Elijah Thompson of this city and friends in Castine A Famous War j for the work, also made an address. The speakers Correspondent. Commissioner L. i'. “Nothing you to-day, sir;" door of Shuman. Carleton and Attor- was positively chilly in the neighborhood of at tiie evening session were Rev. Silas Mead, the past week. PAGE 8. the blacksmith’s on General W. T. Haines has com- shop the right may be ney just the plate, to the en- LL. I)., of Adelaide, South Australia, and Edward Robbins of Chelmsford, Mass., L cals..Countv and, failing appreciate E. 1). Bird and family of Boston returned Correspondence..Ship pleted a year of exceptional prosperity. observed to close precisely at twenty-five Rev. J. T. Beckley, D. I)., of New York. kets.. Births Marriages. .Deaths. couragement which was extended to him returned home last Friday from a visit in home from The institution is under the of W. minutes local lunch Friday, the last day of the convention, Tuesday spending the summer charge past eleven, time, (also from the Belfast. E. of “rooters” bench, from which such was marked by large audiences, exception- in Belfast and North Berry Winthrop, who informs The the be seen in the door- port. EWS Oh ihb WEEK. time); grocer may addresses and a of en- Associated Press that there have between expressions as “stuff,” “easy meat,” etc., ally good high pitch Mrs. Charles E. Stevens went to Ells- way mentally calculating what proportion thusiasm on the of the Ad- Grand Secretary Brackett and Mrs. Brack three and four hundred emanated in liberal struck out part delegates. thousand trout quantities, were delivered in the worth last Thursday to visit her mother, Mattkks. The who of white sand his new brand of ’‘pure gran- dresses morning by i ett are in charge of the Good tent experts ami ami made for care- Templars’ land-locked salmon hatched there way Rendell. Charles Mrs. S. J Bassford of Biddeford, on “Moth- who is ill. a at work as a United states ulated sugar” will while on Wednes- at the Lewiston fair. since last all in condition. stand; his ami ers in the Mrs. L. N. Binford of for several fall, healthy fully adjusted eye glasses, sizing up Home,” surveying party days and the barber sits m in Miss Edith M. Stoddard left Monday for Fourteen thousand of the land-locked Saturdays village an Saco, on “Mothers the Sunday School,” Mr9. Dora White of Boston arrived the mineral resources easy curve, lined out a good one to left here estimating salmon the window of his to administer and Rev. C. II. Daniels of Boston on Lewiston to visit relatives and attend the fry have been liberated in Lake shop ready by from a visit in -'••ok. report the results of their field and easily took his base. Lewis Clif- “Missions.” The convention ordered Mrs. Monday Bangor and is a guest Cobbesseecontee waters and the coeoaine or cus- State Fair. total chloroform to such of his of M. '.hu> far to be very interesting ford next pounded the ball over centre field BassfordJs paper printed, and distributed Edgar Cunniugnam. number at the butchery will be put into tomers who desire the removal of their hir- > entitle but that among the societies of the State. A sym- L. H. Jipson and Fred E. Ellis went to standpoint, the Kennebec lakes before and chased, the base runner to “second,” Mrs. Adelbert left to visit An sute of was Knight Tuesday little of commercial im- freezing. adornments, and who desire also to posium county presidents contributed serve as vely is when Sam Reudei) himself for Lewiston Monday to policemen at attempt being made here to propagate presented by W. F. Cobh, for Androscoggin county; her son, L. A. Knight, in Boston, and frien In us been discovered. The results survive the operation. There is no news- the State. Fair. the Mongolian ringed ueek as a batting honors. Sam’s principal article of Rev. F. P. Estabrook, York county ; II. A. in Worcester and shed in a pheasant Hartford. government bulletin paper or bank in the town; but these latter B. game bird for the State. There have al- diet is the modest, cucum- Stanley, Hancock county, and Miss Jane Misses Jennie and Clare L’Al- the winter or Though deadly, Pillsbury Mrs. Carrie Patterson will start in few lining spring.... been hatched a number of adjuncts of civilization are not necessary Dunn, Aroostook county. i! ready pairs, ber, and he was to have dined lermoud of Baltimore were guests at W. K. meeting of the Rockland reported just In the afternoon the committee on nomi- for a to the White wit' city winch are well, this addi- here, as no one ever reads the papers, and days trip Mountains doing making on a dozen or so of the suc- the Keen’s ■nt, Aug. 24th, the following sumptuously nations preserved following report: recently. a of friends from tional interest in Maine sport.Through the people have all the money they want. party Lewiston. a< ie awarded the lowest bidder culent There was President—Rev. Ellison R. Purdy, Port- the vegetable. nothing green Mrs. Ezra L. an*l sons efforts of the Franklin Fish No one ever seen on the Talbot Roy and E. R. ■ v County has been main land. Thompson drove to I city building, which is to be about him when he his bat and sent Banger -day and Game association two shipments con- swung First Vive President—Itev. W. B. Shum- Earl left Thursday for a two weeks' visit in >1 ling street: W 11. Glover thoroughfare; aud the town is as peaceful to attend the Lor, and Ralph I). S ithw.ir'h taining several thousand land-locked sal- a hot one in the direction of third base, so, way, Springvalr.. N. II. the construction of the build* and harmless as General Weyler iu >ue of Franconia, and W. L. West drove up Wednesday men have just been received from tlie when Steve ns, who covered that Second Vice President—Rev. B S. Ride- Brothers, foi position, and <>f >ieeper heating stale his personally completed battles with the out, Mrs. William Trim sou Maynard Mrs. N. .1. Walls and W. Iiatehery. The fish were liberated an exhibition of it a Norway Mrs.T. :u Brothers. gave fancy tumbling Third Vire President—Rev. John —sleeper plumb- in You urn's and Clearwater The Cuban insurgents. At least such was the Nason, ltockport spent the past week with Mrs. Fr: ponds. vain endeavor to the Sam Charlestown, Mass., arrived last lav v Pauley Jail Company of st. stop ball, reached Houltou. l"t contained some Pacific coast salmon, condition of up to the 2Gth day of Walter D. Staples. visit D. B. South worth ami fa mb ten steel cells. sot!U. lie things first in Ade then under- Corresponding Secretary—Miss Annie L. the commissioners will safety. Trundy which, say, thrive last, a date the way, now mein- Saco. s to be completed January ]. August by took to knock the cover off the ball, and hit Cobb, Edward Cunningham and wife of Wash- William Keen of Medf -rd. Mas- ant 1 rapidly grow in our ponds. Recording Secretary—Mrs. Kathaipne B. ■■us for the field of orahle in the annals of Stockton Springs' D. were of Dr. IX P Flan- great day a swift one which the pitcher stopped and Tilton, Belfast. ington. C-, guests [ Tuesday to visit his wife, wle lined ranks <4 the A. * >. H. of history. On that day, however, au un- ders and last week. hoLiir of her W ASiii.vt.t-on WiiiM’i kin*.- Minister -■mt to “first,” retiring the player, and the Treasurer—Frank Goodwin, Iiangor. family sister, Mrs. H V K occurs :tt Portland. Sept. wonted air 1 activity the entire of — 1 Stuart at Montevideo has cabled the State pervaded stick was given to Walter Walter Superintendent Floating Department Mrs. F. A. of Miss Mrs. are Trundy. Schubert Plymouth, Rachael B. R.ux <*f Bos: -a i. well nigh completed and and the scene C. H- Moseley, Portland. Department an official announcement of place, suddenly changed. is but he is •: made to a red letter in the young, good, quickly of Missionary returned home last Friday from visiting her Tuesday to visit relatives aud u.t> m day the assassination of President Borda Tlie door of the old to Superintendent Depart- of shop forgot swing a hole in the ■ luization. The Autmrn atmosphere with a tty to j ment—Miss Alfreda Brewster, Friendship. mother, Mrs. Geo. W Lewis. Belfast and is stopping at the lb ,1 Uruguay, and Commander of the shut it its accustomed hour: the sugar of nish miLsic for the oe- Sterling centre. On this Lit Clifford and Rendell Superintendent Evangelistic Depart- south (>. A. Benner of Bos- Mrs. G. W. Cottrell -s i■.* Atlantic station telegraphed the found its into the clean ment—John P. Boardniau, Bangor. Mrs. and daughter eni"y:ug there will be a way paper bags scored, and while was a morning Mudgett climbing < navy department a confirmation of the as- Superintendent of Good Citizenship De- ton returned home last Saturday after a outing at her •■trage at Swan l.ak- v. h a shore dinner and field without any company and the tousorial tree in search of the sassination. Sevi Sherman has re- sphere. Walter jugged \V. F, Berry, Perilauu. son etary partment—Rev. visit of two weeks in Belfast. and wife, Mr. and Mrs. C •. W. _ Island in the afternoon artist no longer the in the afternoon were plied, the abhor- speculated upon possi- m, leaving West, the handsome black- The addresses by will saying. ‘Express deep Mead Cottrell. be played between ble < f his customers. were Miss Lillian Staples of Adelaide, H. P, Whitcomb, wife ami son Faunce of rence "l the and of the recovery People smith, to try his luck next. He was on i Portland divisions. president people South Australia; Miss Charlotte T '-ibley United States at the Pres- seen the main Boston arrived last Thursday to visit Mrs. \ Mrs. Neld.- u. Mr- 1 iunings. gathered "i 'ext of week. Troop F. visit- “slides,” “masks,” “stolen bases.’ “dia- after and Dr. Fran is E. Clark Portland, founder two ! liappened that, during the succeed- Byron M. Wilson and Fred Terrill <»i and grandchildren, Snlu uni L^lia ■oial the Waldo exhibits at t tlie movement iu this Mr. Veterans Home at Togus Among county etc., to the uninitiated country. monds, suggested ing innings, will, like the fate of Balaam’s arrived Surnlax morning to King, are guests of Mr. i.el-Mr- P S u e:i route to are the in the art de- Chirk spoke for near.y an hour on the his- Lynn, Mass., Bangor from Bangui following: of some proposed crime great daring, such be forever in the mists of of the movement in tlie United States visit relatives. Mr Wilson returned Tue-o I this Week. Mi. 11. ... Ass, wrapped cun' tory Staples _ tve a drill in the afternoon partment Woodcock of Belfast I as “The Great Diamond No and the work that has been accom- > has a and tine Robbery." A dense had this time blown good ! witnessed by the veterans at' large exhibit, including jeeture. fog by day. Muis Sfev.-ns of Tr v r* turn* »:n however plished by the union throughout the world. Milly '-ether with a number of some of his finest both in oil and burglarious intent, was, responsible in and had the field, it large work, enveloped making Dr Clark then led the consecration service. Miss Florence Curtis of Boston and Mr. Tuesday from a visit to !.,-r hiotlo-rs Dr ti water M. 1\ Palmer ol for ail this excitement. The men w 10 were ni tiie colors. Thorn- to of the The convention was one of the most suc- h. surrounding country. impossible distinguish any players. Gordon Curtis of Prospect, who have en A. Stevens i Stockton Springs and I >: F. H. Bickford of who dike shows lb Oxford Downs of and each other and cessful ever held in Maine. Bowdoin, consisting pushing hauliug about, In it was difficult for the catcher to see fact, visiting friends in Belfast, have returned I.. Stevens of : n s •ity. of abduction and a two bucks, three pens of ewes, one pen of so were not in J guilty gesticulating wildly, engaged as far as the home Under i ewe two buck lambs. plate. ordinary home. IS crime, of which Myrtle F. lambs, X. I.. Lit- Frank Uhoades wife an ! .1 !■ 1 mortal combat. They were simply arguing circumstances this have been dis- The Thorndike Family Reunion. Bowdoin, 15 of tlefield of Prospect shows a herd of .Jer- might Fred G. Burgess and wife returned home Mrs. years age. about the game of base ball to be in Caiderwwo.; md daughter : Vniuh of the American Cattle Club played but the on and ictim. was sentenced at Bath seys registry, couraging, players kept right The Thorndike reunion took place Aug. to Boston Saturday night iron; a visit to haven have the afternoon of that on the grounds of return.-d horn.-- fr-m; *, v>:: to serve three animals. The herd of day when the lifted the men were seen years at hard numbering eight fog pb,y 20th in the of Edward Hark- Mrs. B.’s parents,. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Alvin the Red Seal base ball and in which grove Capt. Bh-dgett and \vif»\ i li unastou State Prison. The Polled Aberdeen-Angus cattle exhibited club, usual. Amos the whose ingas Treat, umpire, ness at About 250 were present Damon. for the first time E. C. A C. H. Pike the merchants of the town were to be Rovkport. Mr. and Mrs. II. 11 M at. penalty was ten years and that by pitted decisions have at times been as !y : M ,n ! unexplain- and of a clambake and din- of 14 one was partook picnic Oscar II Dilworth and Miss Emma A. were issued Searsport, comprises head, imported another. The argument Mrs. H. ,J. Lo.-ke h •... ,v enough.Orders against able and as as the returned 1'. South mysterious Egyptian ner. G. T. Harkness, in a for the of work in by Moses Ellis of Framingham, stiil on when at two o’clock the ball Capt. president, KnautT of Waterville, who have been visit- from a two resumption grounds on the Obelisk in Central weeks' sojourn at t!>- 1. of the and them of F. S. hieroglyphics few well chosen words, gave a hearty wel- departments Pepperell Mass., purchased by were well rilled with ing Mr. D.'s parents, returned home last east spectators, awaiting New stuck to his Wiggin cottage, side. sat Ballou of Slaterville, K. L, and II. 1). Park, York, bravely post, come to all and introduced True P. Biddeford, Monday, Aug. the commencement of hostilities. Pierce, | Saturday. anxiously those who are mills have been on a Ilarriman of Saxouville, Mass. and pointed with pride to the fact that dur- of the of the Among amending tin- G.m- running over from vil- Esq., Rockland, speaker day. Many had driveu neighboring J. Watson Knowlton left last to ! schedule for several months, ing all that time not one of his decisions had Thursday gor fair are Fred Alexander. 1> C. G eeii- The \ Odd Fellows, and noticeable the base ball Mr. Pierce gave something of the history of die at Mount in Auburn isiting lages among ! serve as assistant of the S. A. •' Apatite been questioned. Ed. Stowell, the official the Thorndike which from superintendent law, Payson, Chas. E. Owen ,.f j-.» :St “cranks" and “rooters” were L. J family sprung igorously worked for the next Morse, who had halls on the fair grounds at the State Fair in : tn.l Zador Slnhles of [vn.-x. The 1st Heulment Patriarchs Militant of Massa- scorer, apparently undertaken a old stock, and spoke of the a new taken Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Strick- good Euglish Lewiston. company having chusetts to be Entertained In Belfast contract with the of To-day. proprietors the “Battle characteristics of its members. Music 0. L>. Wilson left ?;.• : it. The mine is out a land and Mrs. Wilson of Bangor; Waiter by Tuesday |.;»v turning A of 75 mem- Ax'’ to Edward of who party 250, including ladies, brand cover the market, gave the Stephenson Boston, lias brief visit to relatives in mint of feldspar daily, and the Higgins, Miss Louise Higgins, Miss Webster the band followed. A banjo duet by the p..-*: i.md ,u ; >.\ bers and of the 1st Patri- score 40 to 29 in favor of the Farmers. been the summer with Lewis E. to guests regiment, Any- was spending then visit his .Mrs. ? leading up the mine has been of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Laimbeer, Misses Baukh finely rendered. A vote daughter, k. archs Militant of Col. J. D. it Pitcher at Pitcher's left on occur twice a Massachusetts, way was a game worthy of giants, and was extended ! pond, Saturday of Somerville a few Shipments week, Mrs. R. H. Laimbeer, Jr., and Mrs. C. E. of thanks to captain and Mrs. Mass., weeks >tone is of excellent quality. Lowe commanding, left Boston at 8 o'clock Stockton is once more a live town. It is Harkness. A report by the secretary, Miss his return. Sanford of New York; Charles Soden and Mrs. Fred G. fox Boston vis teo * was ablaze with on the steamer Lewiston for a Carter, was read and accepted. The follow- squadron lights Monday night understood that an application will soon be Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Ellis returned from in Chas. E. of Boston, and Frank officers for the year were then tives Belfast recently. She ret; n, Sar ay night and thousands on shore four ocean the northern Haywood ing ensuing days’ outing along made to the town authorities, for permis- chosen: Israel Rock- Seal Harbor last Friday. Mr. Ellis went to the harbor illumination ! Webster, Robert Webster and Benjamin President, Snow, Jr., urday,accompanied by Mrs. A B. v \ grandest coast. band the sion to The regiment accompanies lay out a diamond on the main street land ; first vice president, Moody Robbins, Lewiston Saturday to serve as Secretary of who will visit n at Bar Harbor. It was of Fort Point. It was rumored friends in Boston ash ■ e regatta Merrithew Union ; second vice Thorn- and Brig. Gen. F. M. Merrill is the opposite the in which case aback president, George Halls at the State Fair. 'he squadron, and party in the post office, 5,000 people that Mr. Soden’s object attending dike, Camden; third vice president, Charles Frank H Fairbanks of Everett. M,.ss :lie crews race for in special guest of Commander Lowe. On ar- road will be laid out for the convenience of $150 prizes affair was to timber with which to Veazie, Rock port; secretary, Miss Myrtle Miss Grace Orbeton of Plainfield, N. J., get spent Sunday with his wife’s father. \ s. by the Canoe Club in the after- rival at Rockland Tuesday the party were j wagons and pedestrians. k. h. l., jr. Carter, Hope; treasurer Captain William strengthen the Boston team in next year’s visited Miss Louise Hazeltine last week. Uedmau. Mrs. The new life service at met the local Canton and band and after H. Thorndike, Iiockport; executive com- Fairbanks, who has •, saving by The scorer’s card showed Miss Hazeltine her to Camden ove League, games. mittee, Fred Thorndike and wife, Rockland ; accompanied here a few island, Me., is the visitors were weeks, returned with bin Mon being rapidly a short parade banqueted, The Inn and < the distribution of which Matter. Jason Robbins wife, Union; Chester last to visit friends. ted and in the course of a few following talent, Crosby Friday day. and in the a dance was in Pascal and Music evening given for the sake of convenience wife, Rockport. by will be ready for the life savers. were catalogued, Mr and Mrs. Horace B. Pearson visited their honor. left A Public Meeting Called at (he Opera House for Veazie’s brass band was given at intervals Miss has been Yesterday morning they under the head of “Farmers” and Ada Johnson of Worcester, Mass., Logan appointed assist- no doubt, Next Monday during the day. Among those present were: Mrs. Pearson’s grandfather, B. P. Field, where were to Evening. id master H. A. Toward, of the Rockland for Baugor, they H. of visited Misses Maud and Lena Mathews “Merchants.” Mrs Chas. Brown, Jr., Baltimore,des- last week. went over To the Mayor and Aldermen of Esq., Saturday they 1'i-ntral railroad. Mr. was attend the State Fair aud then be entertain- Bel- cendant of Elizabeth Thorndike of Cape last week. She left for Logan Farmers. Merchants. Islesboro in the Edna and visited Turtle Friday home, and Y tie and fence on the ed at a banquet and ball. Ed. Colcord.c. Clias. Rendell.e. fast: We the undersigned would Elizabeth, who married in 1750 David Alden Miss inspector request Lena accompanied her, the latter re- John Lancaster.i>. Lewis of of John Alden. Head. a- Aroostook railroad.The at 10 a. m Clifford.I*. your honorable body to call a public meet- Duxbury, grandson This, Thursday, morning they Frank West..lb. Sam. Rendell .1 b. David and Elizabeth Alden turning to Win< hendon. : g Governor (Thorndike) A. of delegates appointed by are due born.2 b. Sim Meritliew. ... 2 b. of the voters of the to act Robert Coney, Jr., who will leave Bangor for Belfast and Edw. Hick ing legal city upon were ancestors of the poet Longfellow. Augusta, passed Portland Dr. Geo. Stevens- .3 b. Al. Ames.3 b. visited O. J. last Mrs Cora returned to Boston through Monday here at 12 30 r. m. The visitors will he. met the question of advising the city govern- | Dickey week, went to Murphy Rufus .... s. s. Walter Trundv.s. s. way to attend the Farmers’ Xa- Mudgett to resume at the and a formed Jno. Meritliew.r. f. Ade Trundv....r. f. ment to so the taxes Rockland Saturday to take a position on the Monday her duties as instructor at St. wharf, procession there, adjust unpaid standing Bells. 'igress Paul, Mian., which Hichborn-c. f. Fred Clifford.c. f. Wedding in music Commander ami Harry the Belfast Hotel Co. as it seem Star. He has been connected with the and history in the Lyman school. and closes next to include the Department Fletcher.1. 1. .Vat. 1. f. against may Daily Tuesday Monday; ('lilTord LaFurley. Her .aiuus ucai ill olwi.iU'm. Maine Farmer six aunt, Mrs. Eliza Huuneweil. ami her mdley of Castle Hill, \V. G. Ilun- his staff, the visiting cantons, Canton Pallas llipiri;, nut-icc, for the. good of the city. Brown-Wells. Charles Brown of this years. 1 Chas. Sodeu of Boston. C. Jones S. Davis. two sons, Harold and Tlieo. lieadfield, \V. H. Moody of and Belfast Band. The route of the pro- Hervey. city recently took a vacation to visit his M. P. Pendleton of accompanied on Islesboro, formerly ■ The stationed the A. H. David I. M. Winslow of to band, grand stand, Bradbury. Alexander. her. Nobleboro, cession will be over Front street Main, former home in Ohio, and during his absence editor of the Belfast and con- been instructed to furnish music A. L). Chase & Son. Geo. W. Burkett. Age, recently Talbot of Andover, Charles W. to having ap- up Main to High, down High Church, up Wm. P. Thompson. Geo. E. Johnson. was united in marriage to Miss Sarah A. sul at Pictou, N. S., lias gone to Mr. and Mrs. ■f South Lambert Sands to the and R. Pueblo, Col., J. Harvey Young arrived Levant, over propriate occasion, observing F. I. Wilson. E. 0. Hilton. Church to Elm, up Klin to Cedar, Wells of Rendville in that State. The cere- his wife and for the M. Flint accompanied by child, Saturday from Blue where tl.* > (leorge of Xortli Anson, L. Sanford of Brooklyn, the amateur runner, D. P. Flanders. M. P. Woodcock. Hill, spent brook of F. S. Adams Cedar to the residence of Past Commandant mony was performed Aug 24th at the home benefit of his health. the and left Brunswick, crossing the field with his coat of bronze A. A. Howes L. F. McDonald. summer, Tuesday morning for loin B. H. where a short stop will be W. H. Me Lei lan. D. X. of the bride’s in the of a and F. Briggs of Auburn. Ralph Howes, Bird. parents, presence Mrs. G. L. Wentworth their home in Boston. were the tan and his foot ball hair cut, failed to recog- and children of They ■1m M. of Saco is also a made. From there the march will be over C. F. Ginn. Chas. R. Coombs. few intimate friends and relatives. After Deeriug South who guests while in Belfast of Mrs. Caroiitie nize the well known athlete, and struck up John G. Brooks. A. P. Manstield. Weymouth, Mass., have been '.A medal of honor has been Cedar to down Franklin to Court, the ceremony a lunch was served and an en- Franklin, A. A. Sina'i. Chas. F. at A. A. left for home Crosby. 1 i to S. P. Thatcher of “The wild man of Borneo has just come to Swift. visiting Small’s, by Portland, over Court to down Pearl to Church, John H. D. B. joyable evening was spent all. The T Pearl, Quimby. South worth. by steamer City of Bangor last Mrs. ijor First Maine for Con- town,” just as the umpire shouted “play Thursday. J. H. Gordon of Brooks Cavalry Church to down to Main, up K. F. Dunton. W. A. Swift, Jr. happy couple were the recipients of while in Boston ors at Hatcher’s Ya. up High, High many Small and son Houston them gallantry, Run, ball,” when the trouble began with Dr. Wm. B. Swan. B. P. Hazeltine. accompanied on Main to Odd Fellows llall. Here a recep- useful and valuable presents. They started recently business was taken violently ill Arthur Sewall A Co. of Bath an- Stevens of the Farmers at the “Doc” C. B. Razeltine. Robert Burgess. to Boston. plate. once and carried to the where 1 i-d that would im- tion will be held and refreshments served at for Belfast, where they are to reside. emergency hospital, Tuesday they the who a F. was only player sported black Superintendent S. Brick attended the the doctors in he the construction of a new Aurora Rebekah The They have rooms at Mrs. No. attendance thought could ttely begin by Lodge. procession lu with Sec. 21st of the Lucy Perkins, derby hat, and conscious of the fact that he compliance city meeting of the New Portland High School not -hip, 312 feet 45 feet and will then re-form and march back to the 30 Union street. Mr. Brown is a salesman live, but he rallied iu a few hours and long, wide, in the matter of charter the voters of Belfast are it led the rest style, he grasp- qualified Alumni Association at North Anson last deep, similar in design to the steamer. for J. W. Jones and has made friends was able to return home. warned to meet at the many built a few this firm. ed the bat, hit the sphere squarely and hereby duly Opera week, returning to Belfast The years ago by since his arrival from the West less than Saturday. The Maine at ambled to first base. Ed. Colcord was next House, Monday, Sept. 6th, at 7.60 p. m., to were held on the shore of Miss Frances J. Dyer, who spent the sum- Wesleyan Seminary Chief Justice Reappointed. two years meetings Lake s ago. Hill opened, Aug. 31st, with a up. Colcord is a star member of the Red act on the foregoing petition. Embden. mer with her parents in this city, has return- Y'1' Hon. John attendance of students. Rev. A. F. Gov. Powers lias renominated and it is said make a meal J. M. The ed to Boston and. resumed her labors. Seals, frequently Fletcher, 1 Situation in Aroostook. A Clifton Parlin and literary A. Peters of to be chief of the wife of Middletown, '(1. the recently elected president, has Bangor justice but base balls. His bosom 0. O. Poor, 1 Municipal She will continue to conduct classes in the Maine. Chief Jus- of nothing swelled need supreme judicial court of L. T. Officers. At it N. Y., are spending their vacation in charge.The Bath Iron Works Shales, j present looks fairly bright for a sea- Maine, of current the tice Peters was first to the Maine with pride therefore as he saw an “inshoot” study history coming winter, ’he lowest bidder on the to be appointed E. I. Baskin. J visiting friends in and repairs was made son of renewed in Wintbrop Belfast, supreme bench in 1873, and in 1883 and he the ball prosperity Aroostook. and announces t ie following topics for single ,,n the United States steamer approach him, banged high Belfast, Aug. 31, 1897. and to various of supply chief The term is seven years, and There is a good market for going points interest. Mrs. justice. in the air and lit out for first. 'Twasa waiting what lectures, specially prepared for delivery be* roteria, now on the marine at on 19th. square are Parlin is a sister railway his second term will expire Sept. potatoes raised, there is a good hay crop of Mrs. A. T. Stevens of Vw on but went in a bee line toward fore Women’s Clubs and similar England yard, Bath. The work Chief Justice Peters will be 75 years old hit, Clifford, of excellent quality, and an abundance and East Belfast. organiza- Unless silver stops its downward course, take about two months. the 9th of October. He was admitted to the in to hit variety in other branches of tions : We and Our ; A of who, trying escape being put his husbandry 1 Neighbors Group bar in and has been a member that of who sailed ahead of Aroostook Frank E. who has been Maine October, 1844, in front of his face and party patriots recently anything farmers have Crowley, Modern Novels; New Marvels in Science; ’■ It will be glove stopped the Bmef. Hart of the four- of the supreme bench since 1873. for to obtain achieved before for many years. The farm- Central station at Belfast Captain Japan arguments in favor of agent eighteen Three Catherines ; Arts in Home- for him to serve an- sphere. While he was wondering whether ers have been Some Lost ■tiasted schooner Mabel now nothing extraordinary living closely and economical- has Jordan, at at the the white metal will be able to years, resigned and Lewis W. George, other term, which he would complete it was safer to hold or drop it, the crowd ap- scarcely ly, have few phosphate bills to pay, and are Making. The terms of these lectures are $15 ’•ctimore, in a letter to his Boston who station at of 82. Chief Justice John Appleton, to realize more from their formerly agent Freeport, appoint- tiers age vigorously, and Clifford, the present much encouragement to the cause likely crops than and expenses. Special rates to Working states that William Saunders, the to was 79 old plauded taking in ed. Mr. served from 1862 1883, years most of the so-called bonanza years up George took charge of the office :!,t mate of the ill fated schooner Olive hint, held on to it, thus retiring Colcord and 1 in time for the autumnal election of 1897. Girls’ Clubs. Miss Dyer may be addressed when he retired. this way. [Presque Isle Star-Herald. Monday morning. care of The Congregationalism Boston. The Onawa’s Fast Editorial Notes. ami iu Chicago $4 per day. Contrast the Sailing. GOLD DOST WASHING POWDKR _ difference here. The man gets Said Have Made Time of Sail* ■‘The evidence accumulates with each Chicago to Quickest Any nearly eight times as much as his Mexican Ing Vessel Under I0t> Feet. day's advices that the long-continued de- The Store friend. Laborers iu Mexico are Leading The speed attained by the Ottawa “U in financial circles has and reported pression passed, Lake Minnetonka is believed to exceed as receiving 37 1-2 cents a day and in .SELLS. thanks to live 5 ears of forced economy and \_J any record yet made by vessels under 100 Chicago SI. 25. Does a study of the above cessation of with to- feet in length, propelled by sails alone. speculation, coupled the of the showing recommend adoption The Shoe Between o and 4 o’click P. M. last Fri- day's abundant harvest at remunerative NameanofPeiverytshmoeedonsole Leading silver standard, which several States are day the velocity of vthe wind in this vi- a new can be made than the Shoe for men. prices to the agriculturists, pros- No better shoe Crawfordn was 22 to 20 miles an hour, accord- making their sole issue iu this fall's cam- cinity perity is coming to the people.*’ [From Every pair that goes out from this store helps the good name of the store. ing to the observations of the United States paigns'.’ weather bureau. The boats were address of Comptroller F.ekels (Deni.) \Ye secured the agency for this city because we believed in the shoe. Com- larger close reefed, aud not all of them succeeded before American Bankers' Association, fortable from the first wearing. Stylish. Costs more to make than any shoe The Ohio Democratic Platform. even in getting to windward in the trial Sells at August 1". 1897. (sold for an equal amount of money) made anywhere by anybody. of the Minnetonka Yacht Club for select- a fair and on its merits. H. •&: CO., a to the White Bear iv. price F. FKANCI^ ing representative Director Preston of the l uited States races. Sole Agents, Belfast. “We arcunalterahly opposed to inonomet- The Ouawa was sent out under full rac- mint estimates that the gold production of alisui which has locked fast the of property ing sail to windward as far as Big island, will be in the of an industrious iu the of 1897 neighborhood $240,- people paralysis The Grand Year. to be running much more smoothly ami with in order to return with the wind on the hard times." Army’s 000,000. There is reason to believe that less friction than before. 1 believe it will starboard quarter, and made the trip four Commander Annual The of the free of sil- Clarkson’s Address to the times. Ou one run she left the steamer there will be a billion dollars more of gold adoption coinage not be long until every ease properly made Veterans. Kate far ver Saucy behind, going, apparently, in the world 1900 than there was when at the ratio of 16 to 1 would result in up will be reached and receive attention. by Buffalo, N. Ym Aug. 26. At the morn- twice as fast as the steamer. The best ! true monometalism, with silver as the The report of Comrade Mark B. Taylor, the campaign of 1890 began. All of which ing session of the national encampment, G. time made from the Excelsior-Wayzata metal. This is the fact the chaplain-in-chief, shows the greatly in- must be for the money proved by A. R., Commander-in-Chief Clarkson made buoy, near Big island, to the clubhouse highly cheering silverites, creased interest manifested iu that which lias everywhere dock, ou inside channel, was 2m. 10s. especially in view of the tremendous fall every country attempted his aunual address, speaking in part as fol- Chicago, bi. I.< i>i». Y,.u Boston. the observance Memorial day. Iu many George W. Cooley, who surveyed tlieM. in the of the white metal. | to retain the silver standard or the con- lows : PuuaUei pula. price of the Southern cemeteries we were aided Y. C. course, states the distance between current free of both metals at a Ouce more we have assembled iu annual | coinage the as 2990 feet, about oue- and our duties lightened by the co-operation two points just to render an ratio different from the commercial encampment account of our half of a nautical mile, and .">7 of a statute The railroads are sharing in the general widely of the Confederate veterans, and we thank to renew old to at ratio of the two metals has lost all of its stewardship, associations, mile. This would make the speed the prosperity which has come to the | them, and I would help them iu their sacred country legislate for the present, to plan for the fu- rate of 10 statute miles per hour, or 14 nau- since the election of The gold and retained only silver currency work. McKinley. ture. We meet iu fraternity, charity, and tical miles, somewhat better than the best ! and true while other na- In a number of the ceremonies even cur monometalism, cases, too, of the 90 foot no-to-baccUtS£° recorded of 118 railroads and our unite as speed sloop Over e Ita to tbedesire for tobacco in m July eainings operating loyalty, may all hearts one 1,000.000boxes sold. 300.000 cures pro* power destroy any tions the standard and coin- were made more elaborate and winner of tlie last international form. No-to-baeis the greatest nerve-f'.XKl in the world Many gain 10 pounds in in day ■> and ;• miles of 4 cent, making gold impressive Defender, 90,000 road average 1-2 per iu the great of our order. fails to make the weak impotent, man strong, vigorous and magnetic, .lust try a b"X You w sustaining object the of races, in that class. silver on by presence regular troops, directed lighted. \Ye you to believe what we say. fora cure is absolutely guaranteed by dru-rg. than and 8 1-2 ing government accourt circulate The last national did well in expect highei July, 189b, percent, encampment The best actual time made by the 20-foot where. Send tor our booklet “Don Tobacco -dot and Smoke Your Life Away written guarau by Comrade Russell A. Alger, the secretary Y or .New York. both metals in as of tree sample Address TU E MTEJCJL1NU REM ED CO., Chicago than iu 1894. Thousands of rail- large quantities, approach- selecting, the place holding the thirty- class at Seawanliaka races in (in se- higher of war, to participate. I am not one of those July thus more true bimetalism first this beautiful of Buf- the and RH/HARl) II. Me road men the who stood ing nearly to encampment, city lecting a representative for interna- Sold Guaranteed by MOODY, Belfast, through country who believe that a day established thirty tional races this mouth on theSt. Lawrence M« than those which by the free and unlimi- falo, so representative as it is of the business by Kinley as the representative of sound years ago by our beloved Commander-in- ami social interests of the river) was two miles in 12m. >7s.—or at ted of silver at a ratio great Empire chief principles in finance are now receiving coinage widely Logan, and since made a holy day, and tlie late of 10 miles in an hour. State. The work of the volunteer soldier different from the commercial ratio of the a their reward in the eainings of holiday by legal enactment in a majority These boats are 00 feet over all length, improved from 1661 to 166.*» is a matter of and two metals obtained silver history, of the should he be- and ->00 feet of while the f die o)gnnixati. ns which them, only mono- States, changed simply carry square sail, employ can he read by every one. In my ad- public cause a lot of hoodlums, or men Ouawa, which was built in 1>S9:’>, is only 21- xi:ii w !. I« :. are thus able to more cm- metallism. The condition of the people of thoughtless give dresses I have con fined myself to the work feet over all, aud has but, 400 feet and women, desecrate it by games and square ’.it a the couiurus the stand- pi* and better recognition to maintaining gold of the grand army of to-day and l have been sail area. Times. races. A large of our are [Minneapolis or majority people the;; < -a: \ os. ard. what the framers of this platform and flattered at the ac- pi gratified reception observers of the Sabbath day and they do term monometalism. is one <>f corded remarks. | gold vastly my not consider parades and demonstra- b : Il>t it ■ *i t fjoiu 1 Min's Keview as public j greater prosperity than that of the people I may Vie permitted to make special allu- [ turn seemly upon that day, and their wishes ■_ :*u>;ne» are among the most of tlm coumlies maintaining the silver sion to my visit in the southern departments, should he respected, for we look to them o > yet recorded that reliable where I made it a point to come in contact, by standard. Tnere is more money per capita, i rather than to the thoughtless for the moral with the men who ii* '\:*-ii. The Keview say- as milch as possible, wore “Every betur wages, better homes, more com- support we need. If games and races can- of •’ the gray and their friends; my conception t: .o, y] ;> week mates increase in « forts dm. more education and more not he suppressed oil such sacred days CARTERS American manhood and American bravery by a ; a! 1 The 1} !•;:ght prospect>. go not a' inu lligencc ai.cng the people of moral suasion and the effect of the partn pa- has been greatly magnified, i met no wann- ■BlTTLE Commercial iu h; si ness is tion iti its sacred work vast numbers, f atu'e emphasized by til-* gold staialaul countries than among by er grasps, no heartier Godspeeds in patriotic Till# Course?. (*Ol|M£ our best then *•' a nud.titr.de <•!' from tliosi of of citizens, no change of day buyers any the countries having the work than from our mice enemies, now could effect such result. The Grand of id the c ami the heav\ Army ur.tiy by silvei stand::: !. Mex < -. which is probab- friends. 1 found Oid Glory floating as high, fiVER the believes in milit instruction -t in \ n k Idie : ist ill Republic iry strong ly the most prosperous of the silver stand- her stars as bright, her stripes as br >ad in PILLS Business ShoUtium) English. in the because it is for u.f public schools, good growth b;mk and a the as at hoiin- I .eanngs aid untii'ts, has total of "4.o', Southland My sentiment, per the boys mentally, morally, physically, and i. ar.i: the heavy spceula- foi it> the Math “one country, one flag, one people, one des- capita people, American above all patriotically. j'io.iarts. and in st of all in t riy, met as lu-arty a response ill Leorgia c'iaJc inslmdiw. i.y States a pet capita of less than sy aside N" subject in which the Grand Army is in- tliglv.st as m inure v. < '• ! aule tie week one of sur- Massachusetts, and titan once, to rn the ;;uco\c-red aid depreciated pa- terested is more imp'-rtaut than that the after my public receptions here, I repeated oftuitiw. '* :«.•>; own to those w la* best SICK per. Cliina "... the Central American truth of history should be taught to our chil- HEADACHE to myst if, over the work of the G. A. IL in ; « the 2d ins], in pW 1S7J.’7 states while Hermar.v iias >17.-AO dren. It is certainly not the object of the Positively cured by these that country, the doxology “Praise G >d I I'm-!; Grand of kslccfiiippciiroon>s t'it at Britain ,7> Army the Republic to'keepopen the Little Pills. ■ pci apita. pet capita, from whom all ! : a ; duot.- mtinue-to advance do blessings flow.*' The Graud w muds of the war, hut of this we are deter- also l'nited state.*. '7 j'Ci » Nether- of the can do no They relieve Distress from •’' ea fall in silvei. is apita. Army Kejhiblic grander Dyspepsia, *j > This that one side in that fiw(jpCU>firSlTu«?»ilAV-sil'l mined, great struggle a:sl T > lands >•_'t and France ".','.77 work for their ca than to Indigestion Hearty A w per capita, untry to-day Fating. per. > foieneo to w],-at and was and the other side w is in right wrong—and feet i r Drowsi- ] (.i capita. Moiiomctalism lias indeed strengthen those gocnl people their devo- remedy Dinnness, Nausea, uiioiHTdlcr ul>U\ ! all the articles which the we were not tin* side.The G rand early tion t> the land we all so to wrong Army Bad Taste in the Jth Coate 1 “loekt d fast !::e of an industrial dearly love, ness, mlh, Tongue pr< pol ly of the is not a lair- iaao- Ihadstiuet's, in its to blot out the resentments of the Republic political organization. Bain in the TORPID in the of hard times” help past. Side, LIVER. They a people paralysis Tin* veteran believes himself entitled to con- in:i>t -M.--. prints carefully prepared “It has been my proud privilege during Regulate the Bowels. wherever it has been established the he Purely Vegetable. -la;< :>-• .show trend of by sideration, and he is. but should not use ing tin- prices up- the year to participate in the last tributes to Small process pioposed by this platform, viz: the Grand Army for that purpose. Personally Pill. Small Dose. -v n iml ei of articles, and in this two of our great military leaders and com- the unlimited coinage of both metals at a I will endorse a comrade, if capable, every Small Price. stat*. e.(-M shows an advance in July in rades, at the dedication of the memorial ratio widen from their relative time, rather than one who is not a comrade, WEEKLY TRIBE differing tomb of General U. S. Grant in New York, The NEW YORK w. com. beef, cotton, cotton hemp, but officially I will endorse no one. In tin- commercial value. and at Chicago the unveiling of an eques- suv ban n. beans, mutton, eggs,laid, case of one I have been com- FOR trian statue of General John A. Logan. department < “Co ld mi'iji mctalism is a British and ■. an the tarmer of his policy to the withdrawal of a circu- complain and lias other nations into financial this latter occasion the inter- pelled require brought Upon greatest EVEIIV lnoinlxM’ of ■ lit a and can he listen servitude to Loudon." lar issued for political purposes and doing now-a-days, est was added to by the invitation to parti- evident to and wlh > patience to the who in- injury aspirants worthy com- EA'EIO' Ijtmilv on people It is also a German policy, a French cipate in the parade and exercises, extended rades. Parties are the emblems of the sist o teai that but the free of the using ago nothing a an Austro-Hun- by the committee arrangements to policy, Belgian policy, Grand for EVERY Iu»*in. in and imiimittd of silver would Confederate veterans, and them, Army advertising purposes. They coinage a Netherlands a accepted by garian policy, policy, are too sacred for such use, and we should biii.g an advance in the price of his quite a large number marching in the pa- EVEHV >-i 11in Danish policy, a Russian policy, a C hilian ask our legislatures for the enactment of products? rade under the escort of a post of this order. policy, a Peruvian policy, a Japanese laws such use EVEKV Sinlfor T.-rrii Their participation shows that the world making illegal. and in fact the of the most Who can measure the length or the ! 1 have never in the past wavered in the policy, policy loves a brave soldier. __ and nations the breadth or the height or the depth of belief, noi do 1 now, that in the end we enlightened progressive Upon this occasion I invited Gen. John woman’s love and or who can FOR world over. If the United States were to B. of the Con- devotion, FdiK'iiiiou, will be p. -ssessed of a banking and Gordon, Commander-in-Chief currency measure the value of the service rendered to abandon her and under- federate to ride with me, that all -vsiem so as to make present system veterans, FOR INo!> 1 o strong impregnable us by our great auxiliary, the woman’s relief Manhood. take a use of silver with- the world see that the war was over. hr credit, it is that greatly enlarged might rountiy’s possible corps? Their work, indeed, has just com- out the of other nations she It was a source of great regret to both that FOR True VVomuulioo*I bebue the nation's financial structure co-operation other his attend- menced, and we wish that their numbers would abandon tlie company of the most engagements prevented rsts upon a foundation linn as the eternal might he increased by the enlistment, in this ance. I also invited him to come to Buffalo IT GIVES all important news of the Nation, enlightened and prosperous one hills, the American people will be called intelligent, and assist in the review of the column and body, of every loyal woman of the land uations of the world and the ranks i" awful join whose circumstances would permit her co- IT all news of World .upon pass through the experience speak at our camp-tire. I know you would GIVES important the of the weakest and least na- I am more than ever and >s which would follow in the wake intelligent have made him welcome. I know your operation. impressed all of which are to with the importance of IT GIVES the most reliable market iiLcln ckt d papei and silver fiatism. tions, hastening adopt broad American spirit would have given organization among reports Sons Veterans. the standard as as him a warm he not the of I believe it would be Am at las;, no matter liow the gold rapidly possible. reception, but could prolonged to IT GIVES brilliant and instructive editorials. come. He was in work elsewhere. encouragement these young mm to hold M niggle pi« at the sufferings w ith the ac- “It is not only un-American but anti- engaged their annual at the same time and American, and it ran he fastened on tlie 1 set. out early in my official year to secure gathering 1.' e oi all. the IT GIVES short stories monetary ] rinciples I'liited States the of that as we hold our us fascinating on!y by Stirling the attendance at this encampment of Corn- place encampment. Let •alii, i; o cord w itli tire world's and love of iiberty which proclaimed keep the old Hag to the fore. Let her every experience, spirit rath* William .McKinley, President of the The finest flour our independence in 177>i and won gent le wave he to us an inspiration for ; patent IT GIVES an unexcelled ;>;.! ial jeseaicli and dictate of political ag^icuitura1 department every it m the war of the revolution/' United States, believing that his presence devotion to cmr own and our conn- ; greater wthat can he made from mm «ii holiest v. will here in oom- would add much to the interest of the occa- try's best interests, and every star a beacon prevail Tlie and love of which IT GIVES scientific and mechanical information “spirit liberty light us on to and ph .mb endtiling triumph. [From sion, and to the high position occupied by leading higher greater the choicest win- proclaimed our independence in 1770” ambitions. < our IT f n.p: l.-ko.s' speech before American order. His acceptance of my invitation GIVES illustrated fashion articles and which i> still strong in the minds of ter wheat. A.. ikeis Assoeiatiou, August IS, 1M»7. was so prompt and cordial, and he entered The Seventh Maine Reunion. the of the United states is not in il everywhere, IT GIVES humorous illustrations people into every detail with such apparent pleas- favor of tiie citizens of this coun- The survivors \\ M. A. (HoMBn Ann i;g tlu* evidences oi reducing lire, as to more than convince me that there of the 7th Maine Regi- many returning IT GIVES entertainment to and old. B ad street's try to tlie level of poverty, degradation, is no tie so strong as that of comradeship ment held their annual re-union on young aetivity reported by Long “*• last b.-ue are the following news items ignorance and practical enslavement which welded in the lire of battle. His presence Island, Portland harbor, Aug. *jr> th. i:®k IT GIVES satisfaction to here has been an to us and everywhere everybody. from vaiious parts of the country: The characterize tlie condition of the masses inspiration all, The following officers were elected: we hail with delight the dawn of a new era Norwalk \b !en Mills at Norwalk, Conn., in the few remaining silver standard coun- President, James II. Cross, Calais. of prosperity which we see breaking on all Vice R. have resumed woik notifying their hun- tries of the world to-day. The only at- Presidents, George Boyer, sides. Let me call your attention here brief- Somerville, Mass.; James II. Syphers, M. dreds of operatives that work is tempt to “stilie the spirit of love of liber- N. night ly to the condition of membership, as report- D., South Portland. We Furnish The Republican Journal and Y, Weekly Tril ever made in the United States Dkely to le required. The Birmingham, ty" began ed by the adjutant-general: Secretary and Treasurer, W. D. Hatch, Portland. ONE YEAR FOR 52.(V), Alabama,Rolling Mills announce a resump in 1801 by the very party and the very In good standing, June 30, 1890.340,710 Gains muster in. F. Hunt, West- Con of woik. rl fie Howard Harrison Iron leaders who are now proposing to degrade since, by 10,534 Quartermaster, George < VSH IN VDV VNCK by transfer. 4,381 brook. of this to a Address all orders to Company at Bessemer, Ala., has increased the working people country by reinstatement. 11,207 Surgeon, W. W. Denning. Poland. its force, and the pipe works at Bessemer level of those least intelligent and pros- by delinquent reinstate- Chaplain, Willis McGlautlin, Portland. ment. 0,807 John Portland. have resumed operations. The Providence perous on the face of tlie earth. Marshal, Mullen, THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO,, BELFAST JA Poet and Historian, W. D. Port- '.nine at Scranton, Pa., which has lain idle Total gain. 32,929 Hatch, Aggregate.373,039 land. for two will resume at once. The The Business In Politics. years, Liquor death. 7,515 When the comrades gathered at the I Loss, by Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. B, Delaware iron Works at Newcastle, Del., by honorable discharge.. 1,257 tables,and before partaking of the dinner, The lion. Theodore transfer. 4,042 the reunion written : Tribune New York and a sample copy ot THE NEW YORK WEEk have resumed liquor business, says by following song, by Office, City, operations, giving employ- by Bloody Roosevelt in the Atlantic, does suspension.30,771 the secretary, W. D. Hatch, was sung by TRIBUNE will be mailed to you. ment to 500 and the September dishonorable 411 persons, wall-paper by discharge the company to the tune of “Swanee not stand on the same footing with other by delinquent report. 981 Will factory at Newark, Del., will soon resume. River.” * occupations. It always tends to produce by surrender of charter. 000 The Kdgemoor Iron Company at New- In camp to-day we gladly muster here by criminality in the population at large, and Total. the Del., has increased its force. The 54,183 sea, fell FOR castle, now we hail old comrades law-breaking among the saloon-keepers Joyfully what j Nashville. 111., coal miners have received In standing Jme 30,1897.310,450 e’er their station he, Headquarters It is to good themselves. absolutely necessary No rolling drums the long roll beating call Is a true where health tn increase in wages of g'0 cents per ton Remaining suspended. 43,300 expression supervise it rigidly, and to impose restric- us to arms, is concerned. for mining coal. The pottery manufac- tions upon tbe traffic. In large cities tlie Total membership.382,810 Nor warlike tunes of brazen trumpets ring Tinware and Kitchen Goods. traffic cannot he but tlie evils can out their wild alarms. tures in New Jersey have reached an stopped, “We are far past the meridian individual- Good Blood means good health. at least be minimized. In New tbe York, of war worn vet- agreement to increase wages of ly, and, as an order, die stream is running Chorus:—From this camp Poor Blood means disease. employees. saloon-keepers liave always stood high The southern has rapidly down the hill. Age and poverty erans, Railway Company put among professional politicians. Nearly Loyal hearts and true, Purify your Blood and keep well. men are making great inroads into the ranks. a the in all its shops and work nine two-thirds of the political leaders of Tam- We send comrade’s hearty “L.F.” sltwood's ‘■Bitters make Blue Flame Oil Stoves. Lamp Stoves of all Luu have been in the business the ranks until honorable hours a The Hutchinson Cole many Ilall liquor Recruit every greeting, day. To who wore the blue. atone time or another. The saloon is tlie is recorded in the all blood. of discharge descriptive good Manufacturing Company Norwalk, natural club and for the meeting-place book, and every suspended comrade is again Many long and weary years have vanished will at Z3T* Ask for “L. F. and see HOSE. Conn., resume once, employing ward heelers and leaders, and the bar-room since first we met, GARDEN touching elbows with his fellows. Stand by the Red Letters before it 500 This rather politician is one of the most common and We marched away in our young manhood, TEA opeiatives. showing all the world assai’. is wrapped up. 35 cents. ALliniNUn KETTLES, best factors in local your comrades though to-day we meet as vets. savors of more than a delusion recognized govern- Avoid imitations. something to decrease in the mem- years with all their varied GLENWOOD RANGES. ment. Tlie saloon-keepers are always Owing the steady Though change^ a snare. have rolled around, and hand in with the professional poli- bership and the small burden imposed by glove Still by the silver cord of friendship our ENAMEL and toward them such a of 2 1-2 I be- WARE. ticians, occupy the national per capita cents, loyal hearts are bound.—Clio. The way of the laborer is hard in Mexico position as is not held by any other class lieve that the best interest of the order Faces and scenes almost come at this time. It appears that it now takes of men. The influence they wield in lo- forgotten would be subserved by an increase of oue- back to view : been And un- two and a half Mexican dollars to cal politics lias always great, nearly haif cent in the per capita, making it three The camp, the march, the line of battle form- M. L. took office no man ever dared til our board in blue ; Mitchell,1,5 ed the "“miu, one American dollar will by boys pm chase what them for tlieir fla- instead of 2 1-2 cents per annum. The re- seriously to threaten The charge, the fight, the field of carnage The list of the Soldiers Homes afford much command. following wages grant violation of the law. The powerful ports upon where brave men lay, was to the the last Back our rushes on this i paid to the various crafts in Mexico as and influential saloon-keeper glad satisfaction at thought that days to memory swiftly * see the o: his for of the old veterans reunion day.—Clio. H. H. with their brethren in this shops neighbors closed, of very many thousands LAMSON, compared the other it gave him business. On hand, have and will continue to be, clouds and storms that is taken from the of a been,are being Through darkly country report a or the corrupt police-captain, corrupt made comfortable and comparatively happy, gather o’er life’s rough way, A FULL LINK OF commission sent to Mexico last fall the who controlled could al- We’ve scaled the hill of life together, in by politician him, and free from the trials and struggles of the from a we’ll rest Trade and Labor of ways extort money saloon-keeper camp to-day. Licensed Auctioneer, Assembly Chicago, with which are by age the and shadows com- by threatening to close liis place and let his outside world, they Far, far beyond fog and shows wliat must be the con- unable to contend. rades have clearly remain open. and infirmity 27,338 passed, P. O. tfi neighbor's We’ll meet them in the encampment, ADDRESS, Hot Water Bottles, dition of workmen who are in de- were cared for in National Homes great paid veterans all gathered home at last. and one which is con- besides more in State preciated currency Hr. Kina's New Ulscoverr Tor Consumption. during 1896, many Chorus:—There shall trouble, care, nor FREEDOM, MAINE. further {Street car Homes. The good thus accomplished by a tinually depreciating. Tins is the best medicine in the world for sorrow SYRINGES, Etc., drivers according to the report, receive in all forms of Coughs and Colds and for Con- magnanimous people is beyond compare. Grieve our hearts no more. bottle is guaranteed. It The committee on pensions have Soon, soon, we’ll one and all Mexico 70 cents in Mexican silver sumption. Every given per day cure and not It lias no be mustered BN will disappoint. much attention to this branch of the work, FOR SALK while those in receive $2.20 in for Cough, Asthma, Hay Safe on the homeland shore. Chicago equal Whooping with but little effect. James Pattee &. Son, Fever, Pneumonia, Bronchitis, La Grippe, until quite lately Teamsteis $1 a day in good money. get Cold in Head and for Consumption. It is Within the last few months the lateh-striugs Travelers are frequently troubled with but $1.70 in and above or other bowel com- A. C. Mexico in cheap silver, safe for all ages, pleasant to take, been loosened and entitled dysentery, diarrlnea SIBLEY, Proprietor. and A. A. HOWES & CO have many justly of water Accident Insurance, a sure cure. It is always well to take plaints brought on by change and Fire, Life in American dollars, worth nearly all, have had their cases acted FOR SALEIBY Chicago Dr. King's New Life Pills in connection pensioners upon; diet. One dose of Dr. Fowler’s Ext. of two and a half times as much as Mexican .with Dr. King’s New Discovery, as they others, stopped without cause, have been Wild Strawberry will bring relief. A. A. HOWES & CO. and SUBSCRIBE FOR stomach and bowels. OFFICE: flASONIC TEMPLE. dollars. Printers in Mexico get $1.25 per regulate and tone the restored to the rolls, and the machinery of satisfaction or return cure Liver Bil- SWIFT & PALL, Belfast We guarantee perfect of the HOOD’S PILLS Ills, MAIN STREET ENTRANCE. but in $3 of money trial bottle at & Wil- that great department government day, Chicago per day money. Free Kilgore iousness, Headache. Pure Water in contrast cents and seems to have been oiled with the oil of Indigestion, Try Spring a times as much. son’s Store. Regular size 30 25c. THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL worth two and half Drug Easy to take, easy to operate. with faucet water. 29 53tf BKLEAST, MAINK. $1.00. human kindness and honest obligation am Bricklayers in Mexico receive $1.25 per day to Guatemala. alone and the matter Goodbye keep from the long time on the | profits of The Isles of Shoals. owner of the lest he exchanging Over tlie glimmering water, how the tinea, return and the same for Guatemalan light Reasons why our Little Sister Re- j silver. Dies blissfully away, until I seem make trouble. To the Editor of The Journal: iu is not a Good Place for the lm- The attempt at latest^ organized Euro- To feel the on A few mouths later the wind, sea-scented, my cheek, proprietor did to Journal readers may be interested in some To catch the sound of aiaut. pean immigration Guatemala came to dusky flapping sail, to And of return, liud his once line estate de- a sad eud. facts the Isles of Shoals, dip oars, and voices on the gale < rrespondenee r The j It was made several concerning Journal.] years Afar off, calling name ! vastated without his and occu- seven low,—my they speak! Choose These some or for knowledge, ago with great consist of v..x le N'euva, *.». It is pecuniary loss by a da rim' j eight July and O Earth 1 thy summer song of soar , pied by soldiers, policemen forced promoter, who counted i islands lying southeast of Portsmouth, X. joy may in the small, over-erowd- upon promises Ringing to heaven in I but crave vying ! lime and trans- triumph. laborers, busily making of local assistance which H.,distant about nine miles. At the recent The sad caressing murmur of the wave es -a Europe that the States of were never real- ! it to the new where That breaks iu tender music on the shore. Health. porting park, they ized. There were 200 Unitarian conference held there myself in are ruined too immigrants in the Hemisphere by were out the work which the and Mrs. Tliaxter was also au artist of con- When a 1 iaa:ive s j carrying company, all from the wife were present. Portsmouth, remedy and that Americans are Tyrol, '• ly. President of the so-called had able-bodied siderable skill. I have seen a copy of her havev«-iirchc a Republic industrious and where we took the steamer Viking, is one dependent upon Europeans for intelligent men and with he har••*"< though his but the soldiers in old Xew ed leaves by herself. One rarely premises; laughed lofty pretensions. Most of England cities. Fort Constitu- them ~ ctured with Old World conceit, perish sees more natural. The * his face. He asked them by what right ed tion, on the with its dismantled anything large T £ ,11 5 miserably at the very of right, limit some grains of truth. Par- gates the reception room at her house is open Seltzer iTperient, they were devastating his property, and Promised the granite wails and small port and kept Land, victims of fever holes, •' .n Central and South America, con- for visitors. As we looked at its a was answered, orders.** De- the navy at on the with pictures, mu:ing. sparkling. ag-ce- “by superior tracted by long in the yard Kittery, left, E'-.d'rsed b; Ties are so with waiting Atlantic music and bric-a-brac we could al- EhysicizKs f:r50 years. hie draught that refreshes scantily provided i to know at least the the historic old Constitution at the books, manding authority port for the out of wharf, 5:-i:!. and while it in to that carrying promises most feel the which so strengthens proportion territory which these orders were and to were reminders of the personality lately j by given, which were never fulfilled. great changes that Tarrant & Co., Chemists, New York cures. •* able, with their own The remnant, irradiated it. Mrs. Tliaxter died in forces, whom he should have recourse to have occurred in warlike methods. Reach- stop after months of painful existence ami make use of the riches at making- 1894. Frank A. Gilmore. p this usurpation of ing the mouth of the river the sea August, high-handed private long and weary from proved here the are scattered at journeys town to 2d, 1897. people property, he was still answered in the so that the best to Haverhill, Mass., Aug. | town and from tinea to tinea in rough captain thought .t distances from one quest of another,— same and could no other put back and wait for the way get explana- work, without even finding tide to turn. >st cut oft from communication steady labor Bucklen's Arnica Salve. tion than the invariable reply, “By su- for the This is a very rare seemed assurance of the necessities of life occurrence,but uter world—their label is com- *’ The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, perior orders. The half-distracted were taken home justified by the extreme pitching of the finally at the expense of Bruises, Sores, Salt Fever >>t lor the lack of the slippoit boat and the Ulcers, Rheum, j owner then went the round of all the au- their own fright of some lady pas- government. And now-a-davs Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, aih'i'led the associated :n- Just Received Mew to the by thorities whom police and soldiers since the are sengers. planters allowed law to Corns, and all Skin and York, by Eruptions, positive- ../ I can rlourish in We only closely are to be he visited fill started again at g u. m, and reached supposed answerable; their fiucas and cafetals with Asiatics ly cures Piles, or uo pay required. It is oiintries. This is | in especially the Chief of Police, the the aud Appledore anlrour. This is the larg- to satisfaction or LINES City Prefect, Polynesians the European aud North guaranteed give perfect THREE OF SAMPLES FOR tiemals. where to the want a est of General Commandant of the the group and may be tluee-fourths money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. Military j American finds himself more than ever n is added the of a greater depend- the Minister of War. the Minister mile loug by one half in width. Star For sale by Kilgore & Wilson. place, j excluded from the agricultural labor ..f '••'. the 'W state of civil;.m- Island by of the Interior and the Minister <>1 lies one-half mile to the south, ami Public Guatemala. True, the oriental laborers ..• "i the manuity between these are Nose and Bank for FALL uuwd.:ugne» one of whom Cedar Deposits Increasing. CUSTOM SUITS and Works: every told him the are ever to Smutty WINTER, inferior the native •>. ’i e to labor. Therefore the Indians, Islands. of Star same stoic. that knew what- southwest is White they nothing but they can be hired for less aud The 1'. 5. Treasury Department has We Guarantee the Fit and _• n: its need of and money with a immigration, evei about the matter. In Island, light-house, while just Workmanship. desperation, can be treated more like slaves. To the I published a comparative statement of the ament lias offered we>t is extraordinary and not which to the Lunging Island, a patch of rock knowing way turn, present exclusion of resuorces and liabilities of all the national t" intelligent emigrants foreigners in the way of with a handful of soil and a hut or unfortunate foreigner, who less than a fishing banks in the on from agricultural labor will naturally fol- j country July 25, eompar- THE .> ;.iii*i- and free transportation. two to it. North of before had "'G.OOU in the clinging Appledore a year spent pur- low that from other kinds of work. When j id with corresponding date last year. *i'ib*11 from taxation and from i» Duck with a tall staff chase of the tinea, consulted some of the island, signal The is a one to the Asiatics and overflow the showing very gratifying Mivh'c. But. Polynesians but no ; notwithstanding best in the ad- »uses. All about these are the indi- lawyers country. They tineas and scatter themselves tin- treasury officials, and the figures offers, has through reels and iptiug i:nmigrati"n visee him this “If to craggy bunches of dark rocks cate a of business es- way: you appeal cities and towns as their have gradual expausiou toward (Guatemala to countrymen with any great the will never to the never-ceasing clouds of spray break- in The Tribunals, you get done in so many of South pecially the amount of deposits. parts America over probably never wiih so baig end of the matter, it will take to ing them. A walk over the southern years and the W est Indies. Aud statement follows: -•■sent state of affairs continues in everywhere half of showed it J make even a commencement, Appledore to consist of Individual by finding they carry with them, together with then- deposits—July 14. 1595, 51,- •'.abed While the oun- a thin of soil Republic. out who issued the order. As coating poor over the origi- ; bi>$.000,000; -May, 14, 1597, 51,725,000,000; arbitrary low grade of workmanship,that deprecia- > ab that could be desired in nal rock. Here and there are July 25, 1597, the property is undoubtedly yours great 5i,77U.U0O,000. by tion of prices which must inevitably drive Lawful Money Reserve—July 14, 1590, fertility, climate, beauty and clear title and patches of ledge, scoured and seamed and undisputed purchase, go out good workmen. in Guate- 5544.000. 000; May 14. 1597. 5410,000,000; — Already ur e>. it is case >t bleached untold another ahead and demolish the furnace thus un- through centuries. Three Is:<7, mala city, Quetzaltenango, aud other July 23, 5413,000,000. and or four small huts added Loans and 51,- very prospect pleases only lawfully construted. towns societies of risiiing pic- Discounts—July 14, 1590, artisans, akin to our 059.000. 000; In a land where revolutions The to act turesqueness. some coarse grass with a May 14, 1597, 51,92:1,000,000; proprietor proceeded upon labor unions, have been formed which are 25, 1597, few bushes and are July 51,900.000,000. of every where every the advice. One before shrubs the only forms day. morning early, the with vain flooding government ap- of the d man aspires to be Dictator, the arrival of the soldiers and vegetation. Perhaps term “few policemen peals for the suppression oi Chinese im- We have received from Mr. D. O. Pease, bushes’1 is not for the wild rose etual ruler is he who can com- with their prison laborers, he gathered correct, district passenger agent of the Grand migration. Faxxh: B. Ward. bush, in •• then full blossom, covered acres Trunk at Montreal, a and strongest military force—or his men and began to tear down the neatly printed and added much to the illustrated pamphlet, entitled “Gateways be most money to pay the largest works of the But the charm of the usurper. presently The Good Schooner Sarah Elizabeth. of Tourist Travel,” describing many sum- f soldiers—there can be little place. police arrived, reinforced by a squad of mer resorts reached by the Grand Trunk, Near the itlier for citizens or strangers. soldiers from the cuartel, and dragged The Boston Herald reporter who accom- landing place of the steamer including some of the Maine resorts. is a :eason. 11 ;e tenure of office is ex- panied the New York Yacht Club on the large hotel called, as we ex- the unhappy owner and his men off to might .certain in in race to Bar Harbor relates some pect, The Appledore. This with two or Guatemala, spite like common malefactors! After a interest- prison three which is to of the and cottages onnected will accommo- SURPRISE IS IN STORE institution, supposed time he managed to get word to the Con- ing experiences trip, among A GREAT date several •deli matters and is them the incident: hundred guests. K very for those who will and a <>t modelled sul of his native country, who ran to the following thing go to-day get package The cruise ended with a about this hotel is and the GKAIN-O. it takes the d coffee at about '.•••r that of the United States. Minister of up race in the first-class; place Foreign Affairs, threatening 1 fog and when those called same be said of its 14 the cost. It is a food drink, full of health, and it* of be over- illuminations, may neighbor, “The to-day may international unless his in- 1 complications to Montreal started for Canada. Just as can l>e given the hiloren as well as the adult on >tar Island. a rival to-morrow, Oceanic," Mnutty Nose, of stronger nocent countryman was immediately re- the writer was leaving ll.tr Harbor an in- | wit’a great benerit. It is made pure grains and so named a from long snout-like looks ami tastes like the finest of Mocha ieciees and concessions an- leased and full restitution made for the teresting sight especially showed the dif- point, grades & ferent lots which tlie has half a coffee. 1: satisfies A f Cottrell, '• women who are in dozen huts. Here several Java everyone. cup Staples ,2km-JXL. mcvs »f this kind, and of he had suffered. The Minister years damage the and Grain-O is U-rt.-i !••>■ the system than a tonic, he- yacting push enjoy, their less for- a man namtd I n t s >• ago 'Vaguer, from ! cause its hem-lit is manent. What coffee breaks persons enjoying “a listened with the utmost politeness, tunate sisters. In rowing pei elegant drags, tally- down i.r.uii -<> Id iids Ask your for Portsmouth by in a killed two up. grocer f authority." would fill vol- recognized the justice of the claim, and hos aud backboards, and beautifully clad, night dory, Grain-O. I."-, and 12." the “smart set” women. A third woman and hid iig several. wlcse results have promised that right should be done. But yachting enjoyed pleas- escaped ure ashore. They had done in hei clothes within an excavation m;. *wn i.'bsei cation. was the otherwise. Weeks of everything night happened quite up to “the taste" afloat. queen's at one end of the island. was "i Gen. Bariios. the Wagner hang- Maine Central R. R. Reyna euiiuued and repeated ministerial 1 a thousand heel/.res Di. tatoi Barrios, about the fol- good just Thorndike, brought into f trams .ctn ,.t coming port, loaded with Star Islam! beside the hotel a On and after June 20, *'.'7, some ten ago- a firewood, there is GOAL! uade CIA1! years 1 res tilts: First, the Minister of i»y -wing just as earth s best favored were Ban.!.ant md W;»:er\ .He v i-li thr train- for sns^tC. daughters quaint stone church, several huts and :gh •f i-ueigners at a i-ublie sale Fv leigu A:fairs was invited to semi in bis embarking in their steam launches foi and from Bangor. Waterville. for and ann 1V> houses, a and a their sail tiny grave yard small tin as huh approved by the National resignation, which he did; second, the magnificent aud steam pleasure t•»:i wiii ml i., The one had moim cut to < John The which palaces. every worldly com- apt. Smith, who dis- Fk. *iiKLi A r. Now Assembly. decree, poor of the lim a, after is the Time to Your Winter's Coal. proprietor long fort, the othc-r none. Both were and happy, covered named hesc* islands A M I' M l> ’ll Buy .-gossesed the owu- was to institute and no legitimate imprisonment, obliged both doubt were content with their .2 “Smith's in 1014. Belfast, depart... 7"'» .12" 45 First I came a lot. There was Isles,'' ■ id Qualit\, Coal. ling. like clap cost l\ legal operations for the possession only two human beings Citypoint.. 7 »5 U 25 52 horoughl'v Prepared on the Sarah For now these islands have Wald... 7 i; 2,5 5 1 ear of the board Elizabeth—a n an and many years sky. Many of the of which that time he Brooks .... 7 2" 145 ■» 15 properU by I woman. The latter's hair hung down as a summer resoii. been popular Novel, Knox .. -5s 1 5s 5 ! 11 into the hands ..f third had been and last, but entirely deprived: hci back in a braid. The man was for- Thorndike 7 45 2 .• 22 as are the Res. and perhaps crowded, neighborim, had cosily in;- no means least, the policemen, soldiers ward lowering sails: the woman was at by -• «»i Burnham. a: ive 25 2 25 25 fin- i ■ r a beaelies at 11 arid lhe\ i. them. The nghtful wheel, tzet i anti eat her-1 ea ten. Sadis!'-,iry. s 5 pi and forced laborers continued, and are Clinton. 2 2 4 5 5* 11.' 6E(M;s isi The pair looked to be about JO rs old have been chosen year after ■wr, were dealt with mucli still to make lime for the ye: year by per- continuing, limn and wife, lor Ban go, ”. ... 1 3 40 4 25 joined together life— sons wli'i admire their s the oi- unique situation and 1. .shall;, ease, being without offering recom- government, any and ill reality they were sailing u er its Chestnut Coni, fis.iio }■.">. s',> sO.OO healthful climate or wln» are drawn ; for the seas thithci •• Dually paid land, pense therefor, on the laud of the unfor- stormy together. With her storm ‘' :•! A M Store s is) s s"» .; 00 ■ tiu-ir interest I’o -Ca-id.11 5 5 ! 1 si i' cent, and sun burnt face, the brave ! by inn. history. Few persons 25 40 per per annum, tunate proprietor, who has thus dearly woman, l.'jfj ", 40 ~,li~> 'O with the wheel ill hand, guided the good probably leaiize the interesting e e also accorded for the of owning a Guate- part itiU7 SS u7 •• “special pain pleasure in to the wharf, where, after the l-'iirtiuee S.-tO ~>.HS ..sij ship which these islands have in our •■'•• uvd bid:dors in new played r. > B E I. s the sale mala plantation! emit wa.smaue last, sli^went below, and I- A T were M A >1 PROMPT DELIVERN I e'ARl I I l DEI l\ soon after smoke came early history. They tirst seen ihe j CORRt.e WMUHT, l-.RS -ic was this case, which is out of the galley ! by simple—being Commenting upon BoSl stove. The captain alone threw the deck- French voyager in 1005. | \V. I! .-'-m Mil one ,i> has sometimes actuated but a of others, the Diario Champlain (/apt. sample many load of wood A M I M ashore, while his mate be- John .'smith saw them in 1 and mem ill its with the de Centro in Guate- ♦»14, gave Portland...11. oo l 20 dealings America, published low was making up the breakfast. THE SWAN & SIBLEY COMPANY. them his own name. before A M .> ifii •. Long per- Uncle >amuel"s mala of the The worked an when Watervilie .. •; ;:5 7.0 4 20 **• City says: “Agents police, captain fully hour, C $.“> \ C » T Frou t I .. 1 $«*? t :i.»* t IT. I I PI it )N!' .> 2 he went and as manent settlements were made on our Bangor 7 00 71., l 40 ! .s nevertheless that trea- under below, just the jells true, acting superior orders, frequently *. M A M I* >1 sounded > the -cut coast numeious throughout magnitl iishing craft from Knu- ■ > 0 een made with his “lied wards,M take forcible and of a Benton 45 4 41 illegal possession pleasure fleet the crew of the Sarah Eliza- Clinton. 7 1" dlo 4 land, France and Holland frequented 57 m certain lands on which to piece of private property, obliging the beth enjoyed a meal after being out all i Burnham, depart.. >20 s 40 5 o5 these waters. The Isles of Shoals be- Unity...... sis 0 15 5 22 a> _vass water on the to Bar Harbor. Hats ng grows and awful owner to sustain a case at law to night way Thorndike.. s 50 p do 5 22 off to the helmsman of the Sarah Eliza- came their The bleached 1 nd then have been recover his and if he headquarters. Knox. od -0 45 id 20 they dispos- own; accomplishes 1 beth. Those sisters who Brooks.... 0 l.s U* 12 5 52 go down to the rocks were covered with llakes, while ioice of arms, when or it—heaven knows when and at what cost Waldo- ... 0 20 til) do Mi od gold, sea in pleasure yachts admire her as much many huts and houses were built. In C.i vpoint. 0 4" fio do Mi Id v_ else of value to the white in the meantime of his as and no doubt those who man, —being deprived anybody else, Belfast, arrive. 0 45 11 00 0 2t COLUMBIA BICYCLES. seventeen j saw her that she is oue March, 1004, iishing ships ar- i'.scoverd thereon. A new rail- earnings.” glory of their sex. Flag station rived in the harbor. [.in 1 t**o tickets foi Boston are now sold at 00 .'said another ”Tlie Tribunals Plymouth, Boston projected through the Uuatema- paper: from Belfast and all on stations Branch. s What It Means. and Salem were settled, but did not equal tickets all West and North- 1897 Models, pcr ant. Nickel Steel Tibina Standard ry. greatly its value, and the National Legislative Assembly Tiirough points j increasing west via all routes, for salt- bv F. F. Cho’.vj r.v. I When we advertise that we will in and probably not in of the no as to sell the lands at a will either indefinitely postpone a decis- guarantee population, wealth, Agent. Belfast. (iKOlaih F. KVA NS. World, ha\e a]oal, S75. higher Dr. New ; King’s Discovery, Electric Bitters, these small islands. In 1050 con- General Manager. ion or will linisli the Presi- they to he able to repeat the story of by sustaining Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, or Dr. King’s New F. K. Boot mo,. lien 1 Urns. ami Tieket Aaent with a Life it means that we are tained 000 persons, meeting house o t tud me 10, 1807. on and sale elsewhere in the dent unless there should in the meantime Pills, authorized the 1896 COLUMBSAS, bj* proprietors to sell these remedies built of brick, a court house, a seminary, whenever it suited the govern- come a change of administration. in on a that if the positive guarantee, purchaser 1 V <1 .Uni j. •• I to which men were sent from the Models 40, 41 and Spain and France, together vk mentioned another was in no other of the Other $30. decree, “Certainly country taken out of the Hartfords, $45, $40, gold ground. with clapboards and pipe-staves. lu re- similar in its but much world, however would a foundation, uncivilized, gov- One never hears of the losers ; it is tlie ! SOME SECOND-HAM) BICYCLES AT B A turn, cargoes of wine, sugar, tobacco, etc., R (i AIN S. ratal in execution. It seems that ernment dare to commit such an act of winners who do all the shouting. were into the traders’ ware- Fishermen and hunters are discharged June 25, 1807, steamers Penob- Columbia free. scarce and dear in but Guatemala is so accustom- gold capital j Commencing Catalogue very Guatemala, despotism; scot and of will leave Belfast alter- GEO. T. Belfast. yarn spinners, and it is as easy to multi- ! houses at the Shoals and from thence dis- City Bangor READ, Agent, is to be ed to tyranny that the most nately brought long distances, petty tyrant ply the size of a find as it is to add various For via gold tributed among the settlements Boston, Northport, Camden and Rock- A) can do MAIN STREET. on the backs of the Indians, who what he will with impunity. In inches to a tisli in telling the story. land, Mondays at 3.30 i*. m., other davs, except to ~~ from Acadia. As i have at 5 r. m There are more Plymouth Sundays, but a little at a time ami cau whose mines to the square — my fact, Keyna Barrios, courage gold For Bucksport, and -^-—___t mile in New York than in said, there is nothing to indicate this at Winterport Bangor, daily be induced to make more than five amounts to about as much as the imita- city Alaska, except Monday, at (about) 8 v m. provided one has the brains, energy and present. I fancy that not fifty persons For Castine, Blake's Point, Little Deer Isle.Sar- miles in a the tion trapping of his regiment of rapa- gentville, North Deer Isle, Sedgwick and Brook- day. Recently gov- perseverance to work them here. live on the islands the winter. In during lin, daily except Monday, at 8 a. m. nt had need of quantities of dores, does not hesitate to outrage public A rainbow is grandly beautiful at a dis- For Fred large that season they present as and Searsporr. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sun- Atwood, Me., tance but it is and thin when gloomy days at 8 a. .m. Wixvterport, out some opinion by the of meas- very damp (about; tarrying public-improve- promulgation any an as can be you get to it. uninviting aspect imagined. .11 which President Reyna Barrios ure whatever, even when done to satisfy RETURNING : “Pike’s Peak or Bust” painted on the We cannot speak of these islands with- his From ply interested. Lime must be had personal caprice or overweening self- side of a prairie schooner made interest- Boston, daily except Sunday, at 5 i*. m. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. out tbiukiug of Celia Thaxter, who lived Prom Rockland, via Camden and was consola- Northport, V and there was little to be ishness.” ing reading once, but it poor at 5 a. m. cost, here so aud has done so much to in- daily except Monday, 11s tion came. long From Over \Thirteen Mi!he V) l ire Ins nm ne< .Dm Is. when the “bust” Brooklin Mondays at 10 A. m ., other n the country, for love or money, Another cause which works against im- days, About one man in a thousand is fitted terpret them to the world. Her father, except Sundays at 12.30 is to Guatemala is the of From Bangor, via Winterport and Srm.NOFiKi.D Fiiik am> Marini:. Oranitf Stati Ktm Ix-i 1. im f ( I- ,1 As- embarrassing juncture, somebody migration scarcity to he a pioneer. You are probably one of the Bucksport, Mr. Leighton, kept light-house on Mondays at 12, other davs, except Sundays, at 2 vied tliat upon a certain work and occupation in the cities of the the nine hundred and ninety-nine who i*. M. sociation of I'll 1I.AJ1FJ.l’lllA, (’Al’lToi. F11; 1: In-i iiam i. .... flourishing White Island for years. Afterwards are not. many icar the capital was a stone even in the the CHAS. E. JOHNSON, Agent, Belfast. National Fiiik Issvkakck Co., JIajitioko, Conn. quarry, country, capital, require- he a hotel on In going to the races or to Klondyke it opened Appledore. This CAL\ IN AUSTIN, fien’l Supt., Boston. which good lime could be made. The ments of the scanty and partially civilized W 1LLIA.M II. HILL. Gen 1 Manager, Boston is always just as well to get a return ticket has been enlarged several times, hut is DESIRABLE RISKS WlilTTKN ATtCI I1RKNT RATES. of tlie tinea was a and foreigner, who population being very limited, public when you start. still managed by Mrs. Thaxter’s brothers. snowballs roll- TRAVELERS LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO. ned at the time to be absent in Eu- work, if any, is carried on Gold strike stories and mostly by Her home was close by the hotel aud in it ing down a mountain side always increase having left his Guatemalan criminal labor. Then, too, the prices paid SEDGWICK LINE. TORNADO INSIRANCK WRITTEN FDR 5 YEARN, al lou rules on l»ulldlr41-. arcrpiuble. property in size with the distance travelled. she entertained many distinguished per- urge of a resident for agricultural and rural labor in gen- CORRESPONDENT DE MERCHANT MARINE INSIRANCK (D. “administrator,” sons, poets, preachers, artists and musi- aanager. Not a word was said to the eral are lower than in the most densely INVESTMENT SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD. cians. Mrs. Thaxter was passionately but one fine morning he beheld a crowded countries of Europe. Daily Boston &r Co. LOANS NEGOTIATED. fond of music; though not a performer or Bangor Steamship of from the wages vary in the several of this workmen, (prisoners provinces singer she was an excellent listener and REAL ESTATE B0UGI1T AND SOLD. Httf-Correupondence Solicited. 4ltr i under the escort of soldiers from a 1-2 to 75 No "'llitentary) Republic real, (12 cents) critic. As a her Gripe poet gift belongs only K k Commencing Hay 25, 1897, steam- "When take Hood's Pills. Tlu* big. old-fash- stone in centavos, or hundredths of a dollar; and you er Rockland, Capt. M. L. Abbott, policemen, calmly cutting tear all to below the best which our has ioned, sugar-coated pills, which you country will leave Belfast at 8 o’clock a. m., ar- even these amounts are worth a (or upon quarry, buildiug a furnace for burn- meagre to take rival of steamer from daily Mon- pieces, are not in it with Hood’s. Kasy produced. Oue of her earliest pieces ap- Boston) except Indian deal less in day, Paste. lime, and cutting down the fine trees great gold according to the in GEO.F.EAMES, M.D..D.D.S., peared the Atlantic Monthly and was For Castine, Sargentville, Deer Isle, Sedgwick and liefincafor fire-wood. Of course he various rates of exchange by reason of named “Land-Locked” Brooklin, and when there are passengers will by Lowell, then stop at Blake’s Point and Little Deer Isle. | : the discount on local The Nose and Throat, 'tested, with all the that was in silver money. By I set! hj mechanics and to might editor. Mrs. Thaxter was then living in returning house-keepers remove ,in!- to the the way, as there is no loss without some M41> all kinds of stains from the hands without being personally responsible the I think in and sad- Will leave Brooklin at 10 a. m. Mondays and No. Newbury Street, injury : country, Newton, to the skin. prietor of the finca for its small to there is another 12.30 other days, except Sunday, touching at profitable gain somebody, andHood’s to is true same easy operate, ly missed the sea. She speaks of the nat- landings and connect at Belfast with steam- (Near Corner of Fairfield St.) I Management. His were not side to this discount business which en- of Hood’s Pills, which are er from Boston (except on Wednesdays and Fri- protests only ural of the hills and fields aud con- to beauty days). BOSTON. MASS. PRICE l(lc. PER but he ables to come here with a up date in every respect. TUMBLER. ^availing, was laughed at by the foreigners very fesses that she to be thankful. Through rates for passengers and freight to Bar Safe, certain and sure. All ought Harbor 12 to 2. Other hours ■R-’ and small amount of in and all landings on Mount Desert Island. Hours, by appointment ials; finally threatened with im- money English gold 25c. C. T. Hood & Co.. Lowell. Mass. Neither am I but I dream druggists. ungrateful; CHAS. E. JOHNSON, Agent, Belfast. only. prisonment if he did not let the invaders coin or United States drafts and subsist a The Pills to take w ith Hood's Sarsaparilla. Deliciously, bow twilight falls WILLIAM H. only to-night HILL, General Manager, Boston. Octo'joq 1896.—Iy45 POOR & SON, Druggists.’ The Ohio Democratic Platform. Obituary. etc., etc. Now in every place where the I phrase resurrection from the dead occurs, j THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL. anti a v. in few places where resurrection of Mrs Sarah Meader died very suddenly at the dead occurs it is “We demand the free and unlimited coin- ekanastasis or ehanasta- TH l USD 1807. her home in sin, and means resurrection out of the BELFAST. AY. SEI’TEMHER 2. silver and at the ! Belmont Friday morning, Aug. dead. age of both gold present In Phil. Paul for the (39 and 5 months. Mrs. M. Pure 3:2, says: “If by any means I of without legal ratio lti to 1 waiting 20th, aged years attain PUBLISH KI» EVERY THURSDAY MORN INI* BY THE Blood means sound health. With pur« may unto the resurrection of the Twenty aid or consent of any other nation.” was horn in Belmont and was the daughter dead.” The Greek ek anastasin on rich, healthy blood, the stomach and di is, nekon, A policy which all the intelligent na- of Bartlette and Sarah Briggs and was the resurrection out of the dead. The fact be is, Journal Pub. Co. gestive organs will vigorous, and there we live in the the not Republican tions of the world have abandoned since wife of Isaac Meader, who died in the late body; eye does see, will be no d fspepsia. Rheumatism and the ear does not hear; we see and hear Years.... the enormous of silver has civil war leaviug her with five small chil- production will be unknown. Scrofula and through the eyes and ears. Eyes and ears OtARI t~> A ll.sr.' HV Neuralgia do For more than years it to a ratio of 34 to 1 with dren. Eliza, the oldest, married James not remember what is seen and heard. twenty ! Manner. brought gold, Salt Rheum will disappear. With pure Palmer of Montville; Oscar lives in Morrill; Eyes and ears do not compare one thing and the divergence still increasing. The with another and we have been how iu in reflect on the things seen telling Gold Alaska, pearls Arkansas,and Georgia married Ebeu Flagg, Jr., and re- and of the silver mines of the world heard. I, the ego, which uses the eyes product in overcomes the dollar wheat in the west! sides in California; Charles H. lives Bel- ami the various parts of the body, can'no Scott's Emulsion 'J since 1>73 is practically one-half as much mont, and Herbert M., the youngest, lived longer be used as help when the body can a as that from the mines of the no be of service to excessive waste of the system, We are little late, but here's congrat- produced with his mother at the time of her death. longer the man; then the for him to to as thing do is rise out of the body. ulations to t hief Justice Peters. world in 300 years preceding that date, was a Blood on She of and her nourishes and retiring disposition There is now in a certain sense a misfit puts flesh, Your nerves will be strong, and your sleep shown the highest oflicial authorities. ambition was to make her home between and and hence by greatest sound, sweet and refreshing. Hood’s body spirit, they builds the it Bickford, who abducted 15-year-old part The of no fur- up body, making "We demand that the standard silver dol- happy. She did all she could for her chil- Sarsaparilla makes pure blood. That is company. body being a sentence of 5 ther use to man is Myrtle Adams, gets years shall be a full tender with laid aside, never to be lars legal equally dren, never wearying, and was never known why it cures 30 many diseases. That is the for all di- He out of the taken The born out remedy wasting imprisonment. gets scrape for all debts, public and private.” so thousands take it to cure up again. spirit being gold to murmur or at her lot. As a why many of the Most men will call that a sen- complain health and fleshly body puts on a new spiritual easy. light It is now “a full tender for all disease, retain good prevent seases of adults and children, legal was loved all body. This is the resurrection.” tence. [Bath Enterprise. neighbor she and respected by sickness and suffering. Remember debts, public and private,’" except where was an ardent Christian. She leaves We might farther but this is Too light altogether. The full penalty and quote suffici- but it isn't possible for us to such men as William SI. Stewart, John P. besides her children two brothers and one ent to show how differently we might under- —ten years—would better fit the crime. tell the story in a mere stick- Jones. Arthur Sewall, John P. Altgeld, sister—John Briggs of Belfast, Thaddeus stand the interpretation of the Bible if John R. McLean and other silver leaders Briggs and Albina Pease of Belmont. The words had been translated agreeable to ful of newspaper type. a share of The veterans have goodly the Hall’s school- their real it of its full tender value funeral was held at the Corner meaning. Thus closed auother in this issue of The Journal. A deprive legal by Hood’s We have had for space Rev. G. G. Winslow of Belfast offici- successful and it is prepared making their contracts and loans and rents house, season, hoped next year full synopsis is given of the address of ating. The floral tributes were many, show- the corporation will be as fortunate in se- us a a little book, and interest payable by the poor in gold Sarsaparilla by physician Commander-in-C’hief Clarkson at the na- ing the high esteem in which she was held curing such a splendid corps of speakers as one of the stand- Is the One True Wood Purifier. $1; six for $5. in words how and only. Every 450,000,000 all. interment was in Belmont that of *97. Talent telling easy tional encampment, G. A. It., in Buffalo by The South and education are what Bosii Oi ard silver dollars which we now have is a cure cemetery. The family have the sympathy of ■j Liver Ills; easy to tell and are what want in this and a report of the Aug. people enlight- why Scott's Emulsion benefits, grand parade full tender for all nooa S rMIlS take, easy to operate. 25e. legal debts, public and all. ened age. third and fourth class when veterans were iu Second, 25th 45,000 line, a card will and the which even A one from us has are and postal request private, party asserts, precious gone, NORTH PORT NE W~S~ exhorters not wanted, and we feel assur- LEADS THEM ALL and were reviewed by President, and A voice we loved is stilled, by implication, that this is not the fact in- ed that the managers of to have it sent to A is vacant in our home Temple Heights be enough comrade, McKinley. In other columns place are all over. What next? tends either to discredit those dollars or to Which never can be tilled. Campmeetings have no need of them, and that their best will he found of the reunion of free. would be a reports Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Elwell attended the efforts will be used to you To-day deceive the people, or both. God in his wisdom has recalled secure the first class First Maine iu Bucks- the Heavy Artillery boon His love had fair at week. men and women to be in for it. “We favor such legislation as will prevent The given, Bangor tjiis found the liberal good time to send and the Tt.li Maine at Portland. for tile the And the moulders here port future demonetization of any though body Mr. Wallace of i9 field of religious thought. SCOTT & BOWNE, New York soul is safe in Heaven. Sprague Bangor visiting kind ol' legal tender money by private con- The tract.” his mother, Mrs. Mary Sprague. NORTHPORT C AMP GROUND. The State Fairs are on. at and Bangor Miss Amiie of An excellent plan, lmt the fact that the Mrs. Sarah A. Nash of Morrill passed Mrs. Mae Herrick of Brooksville is visit- Ayer Bangor spent Sunday :it Lewiston, this week and with the rival- The committee on nominations her Mr. James here. reported, leaders of the party proposing this now away Friday evening after an illness of only ing father, Wight y existing the visitor to either show is anti on motion of 1 >r. Fernald the foli.-wing refuse to follow that plan in their private a few days. Mrs. Nash was horn in Mont- Mr. William Smith of Boston, formerly of Mrs. John Dunning and family have re- i ietty sure to get the worth of his money. officers were elected: Masonic Belfast. vi lie over 70 years ago, ami for more than 40 this turned to Bangor. Temple, affairs, casts a upon the place, returned home last Friday. President—Hon. T. H. Wentworth. \els a is at with his of suspicion good Bangor string years had been a resident of Morrill. Her Miss Nellie faith of this public assertion.” Rev. Mr. Burton of Cushing occupied the Whitcomb of Somerville was a Rev.Secretary— T. F. Jones. tr«-tu so is the famous F of death was and has shocked the island Troop unexpected guest at A. C. last week. ‘‘We are opposed to the policy aud Baptist pulpit last Sunday. He was very Ferguson’s Treasurer—0. F. Ginn. the Third but Lewiston boasts prac- eutire A difficult Cavalry: tice of to the holders of the community. very opera- surrendering well liked. Mrs. F. 11. Costello and son Harold of Trustees—T. H. Wentworth. H If, linn- oi head of the finest cattle in New obligations of tlie United States the tion was performed Thursday by Drs. Pear- option C. F. J. R. reserved law to the Nat. who has been a Bangor spent camp meeting week here. bar, Ginn, Mears, M. C. Hill, J. by government of re- sou of Morrill and Elwell, enjoying Lngdmd. with many other attractions. Camden, assisted by Dr. deeming sueli litigations in either silver short vacation, left on last boat The Annie Thelma M. Frost, Geo. M. Warreu. G. C. of Belfast, and from this oper- Saturday's yachts Lee, and Sigdri- Tak<- a dun ott. and do the fairs, but keep com r gold coin.” Kilgore for Boston. fa were It was voted to h./nt ri;t* camp never here several days the week. meeting of ation Mrs. Nash rallied. As it was past two 'hei eye out foi the thimble-riggers Every holder obligations of the Unit- over Sunday m-xt year. her request to take the one chance, general Mr. Charles Pendleton finished his visit Herbert L. Swett of returned home and other fakirs. ed states can receive his for in Bangor pay them The guests were at satisfaction is now felt among those who here Tuesday and returned to Boston where after the summer here. following registered silver if lie Saturday spending desires,or in gold if he desires. the North Hotel the week W. K. mourn. Much credit is reflected upon the he is employed. port pas: Wm. S. went back to last je« ent of American tin- If the government were to insist on Fogg Bangor Pendleton, F. K. Russell, .1, E. exportation pay- physicians,as everything was done thorough Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hennessey, Arey have return- Saturday after an outing of several weeks. \.,atc hat s.dd in foreign markets is a more ing in one metal to the exclusion of the that medical science could do. Mrs. F. G. C*• x. W. I). Eldritlge,Henry Ben- ly Surely ed to Viualliaven from a visit to Mr. and it Miss Leila Patten of who has J. A A. If. Nichols. F. G. sou-nt and forceful answer to the free- other would immediately discredit its but slowly the end came, and as the sun Mrs. John Bangor, son, Dowling, Crockett, visited here several tlie west weeks, returned Satur- Baker and wife, H. G Ni• -1 -'Is, Bost-m: W. d s tissr.d. ns than columns of news- obligations and at the same time injure slowly sinks into when the day is Mrs. Sumner Holt and daughter and Mr. .1 ■ day. A. Stockman, Portland; M.(iarland, mi mi ;.tMi d ;ij statements. It is the of a share of the done she passed into the great eternity Day- j only standing large money Leavett and son closed their visit She leaves two Saturday The tona, Fla R. W. Messer ami Julia s peacefully. three children, Northport Hotel closed ba- wife, x v. :: since hemocrats were insisting I which it has itself issued and promised and returned to Boston. Tuesday an Holmes. Jessie Simmons. H. N A. sisters and aged husband, to mourn their the season, and the store and offi, e will Keen, > unt ol would enable by or in words to as post piotecthm implication keep Mr. Warren Reed W. loss. Mrs. Nash has been a moral, upright and Miss Gertrude left close to-night. Lave, Miss Mclnt--*: md Mis* 11.,- Ann a an manufacturers to sucoessfull\ I good as tlie best. While these for obligations woman and will be much missed by her Philadelphia Tuesday after a very pleas- McIntosh, Rockiaud; Ghas. J Burr. Brew- Mr. A. H. A. Groeschner and < lose j-. in that brief time call for iu that ant family HEATERS1 di:-]date. yet | payment “coin,” term, loved ones, and by all the village people. season at the Cove. er; Mrs. II, L. Gib*..n. A Small and wife. their c- and leave for Watertown to- -• acts ttage RAO I ATOP -.l,e\ the markets when the the bonds were The funeral were Geo. W. M. iaetieally supplied authorizing services conducted Sunday The Dissel family closed their cottage at Gulf, Banger Jo*-*pl. kai., day. This completes their tenth season HOT WATER or STEA : ;. : and are now G. (>,- itedi Mates reaching passed, related only to that which was afternoon at 2 o’clock by Rev. A. I). Thibo- W Point and left Lowell, Mass.. Fred Swett, N-v j right's Tuesday for their here. FOR ECONOMY-EFF1CIENCY-D«F «■ BEST t i- those oi tb.- world. the of in value and deau, pastor of the M. E. church, and the in- home in leans; L. 0. Billings, Gant"a. Mass. M. S (univalent gold pur- Pennsylvania. •• W. C. Tuttle has let his for Send for Ivan fptm-p!- 11 -.c H.• t -rmeiit was in Morrill cottage two Rockville; J. New York : F. L 11 power, and to to take ad- cemetery. William of Oxtou, Ellis, CUBNEV HEATER ME chasing attempt Capt. Hopkins seh. Star of the to weeks the Currier tamily, who have oc- Mass,; Mrs. G. I. \Y: 163 1 rankllr. Stir orner Congress. L ! i wareli o.ise reitiileate vantage of the fact that Sea left last Young, Cambridge, scheme, the metal of week for Boston after a very it the Word was received in this city Saturday cupied corresponding two weeks for E. B. Camden; II. G Pease and certificates based the bul- Decrow, wlieiem upon which a part of this coin is now made has of the death of E. R. Campbell, after an pleasant visit to his home. several years past. wife, Appleton; R. 1>. Pendleton, Islesboro.. \ due of silver is now illness of seven with Bright’s disease. lion may be used, the in the meantime depreciated in value, and days The apron sale by the ladies of the Good Mr. Campbell was a native of Belfast, but The attendance on the grounds for the Pearl Berry, Miles Sanborn. Morrill; G. A i of ex- Governor Iowa as only ope Boies of force coins of that particular class came to Gardiner about Templars society last Friday evening was upon eighteen years ago year was larger than for or lspti. Wed- Small and wile, G O. Sawyer and wife. ANNOUNCEMEN a basi> foi He mouths the holders of those and entered the drug store of Messrs. C. A. very satisfactory to the currency. said, obligations would society. nesday the attendance was smaller than A. W. Knowlt.on, New & J. D. White to learn the drug business. Searsport; burg:. as did of those who last be and Edward ego, many year dishonest would lay the govern- He afterward went to Lisbon Falls and es- C. Hausding and C. J. Van Tas usual, but Thursday there was the largest Janies H. Smith, Missouri F. R. lmhers. i., tablished a and at the time of his who have su|’|' ited the free-eotnage-of-silver idea, ment liable, as it does those who propose business, sel, been stopping at the Roadside number present for several years, estim. ited Omaha; Miss Lindsey. Miss Libel Lindsey. death had stores both at Lisbon and Lisbon left fur Boston. at Miss Elbe Little!1- Winter- that the day for that proposition has pass- it, to the of of a Cottage, Saturday 7,000. Waterville; Id, charge taking advantage Falls. He married, several years ago, Miss Dr.W. L.W’est, F. J. Lewiston Susan A. Sar- ed. In bis latest proposition, made pub- technicality to do a dishonest and treach- Angie, daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. I). C. Foster Miss Myrtle Herrick of Rockland and The summer visitors did not leave the port; Frank, of Farmingdale, by whom, with two Miss F. G. South Brewer. 1 Mitch- lie a few lie that the erous act. It would | children, Mabel Elwell of Malden, are this as soon as the meet- gent, Noyes, days ago, suggests bring upon the gov- he is survived. He was a man of Mass., grounds year camp tine charac- ell and the guests of Mrs. R. T. Herrick. as wife, Milly Mitchell, E. Burgess. VETERINARY only method of making silver useful as a ernment of the United as it does I ter and ability, and enjoyed the respect and ing closed, is often the case. Saturday SURGEON States, Mrs. A. B. Mrs. N. S. esteem of all his townsmen and but 0 Cox, H light course, explained by ternal feeling which is ever to be met with ed. There will be a school concert sell, Pearson, Dunnack, fact Sunday Hou. S. S. Brown of Kearney, Springer, that the importers had crowded into Hie here, and Mr. D. and his feel Waterville and two in the evening. | following floral tributes were present- family deeply Winslow, Tlnhedeau. Hills, I. ovell, Kerr, for relatives, Messrs. Flood and have the country all the foreign goods which eil at the funeral of Mrs. Bertha L. Grais- grateful the timely help. Howes, | Fernald, Lockhart, Jones, Frost, Johnson, I Services will be resumed next at a lot of land north of the stablished in tsh could in under the low tariff rates Sunday Pillow of flowers and 27 white Some of the bought Camp they get bary: pinks lady visitors hired the yacht DolloiT, Johnson. The daily program was the Universalist church, and will be as fol- Ground, between the Howes and Roberts t from her a Alice B. of CAPIT AI of he Wilson law prior to the enactment husband; wreath from Mrs. Belfast last week fur a cruise as follows ; i> a. m.. sunrise prayer meeting; STOCK, $150.00. lows: Morning worship with sermon at | lots and the road. The lot is elevated and of the measure now the i Gertie Springer; a bouquet of white among the islands. John Crockett was s a. 'd.bti a. m of protective upon 10:45: school at 12 m. and pinks Capt. m., Bible reading: meeting Sunday Young presents a line view of the The pur- Sl'PPl.l S, from Miss Ora a crescent of master. With the of Bay. $55,000; statute books. Not did scour devotional at 0:15. Emmons; pan- sailing exception get- preachers; 10 a. in., preaching; t p. only they People's meeting Topic chasers will build at once but have not yet sies from Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Emmons: a ting a on i; ~ '(> the world for but “The of Labor/' thorough dreuehing the way up children's service, p. m., preaching: p. DKI’OSI | foreign manufactures, Nobility decided whether to build one of white roses from Mrs. Arthur from large cottage bouquet Vinalliaven, they had a very delight- in., chapel service ; 7 p. m.. preaching. ransacked the bonded A social will be at the or two smaller ones. The or they warehouses, given Baptist ves- ! sweet ful cottage cot- Coombs; peas from Mrs. Susie time, and so did John, for if there is one The for the week were as fol- out the bonds on to-morrow. tages will be to in the preachers Safe deposit b-ves tor rent at 5 taking everything upon try Friday, evening at 7/>0 cross equal any vicinity. Thayer; of flowers from Miss Ola thing more than another that the lows : pleases SS a which the new law increased the rates of o'clock, to greet the pastor, Rev. J. F. Til- The annual of the year. Thayer; cut flowers from Mrs. M. E. Brack- genial captain it is to sit at the helm amid a meeting Northport Tuesday—forenoon, Rev I. T Johnson, and Lis bride. All m This is shown the recent official Ton, members of the Miss of Mountain Water Co. was held >n: new vault i> e-in.i •. r> duty. by ett, Cora Gray, Miss Maud Emmons, hevy entertaining and handsome ladies. Spring Aug. evangelist; afternoon, Rev. F. W. T-w church and are i"d u the at society invited. Ice cream Miss Nettie Brown Mrs. Israel 23th, and the officers aud direc- UM:\CKLU-I> ;:g;i given public Washington, J Gardner; At the annual of the following evening, Rev. N. R. Pearson. Levs. F. K. and cake will be served. meeting Temple tors which allows that worth j bouquets from Miss Maggie Wescott, Mrs. chosen: President, M. C. Hill; Secreta- and hnrmUry ip The eouie ry ou'y £l1 taking heir v r h ••uses of the country at the beginning of the ensuing year: President, A. H. Black- Wednesday—foreuo. u, Rev. 1 Spring- Monday and Friday evenings at 7 more; sweet peas from Mrs. Frances March. Walls, Viualhaveu; S. C. Higgins, Costigau vault. the month in which the bill went o’clock; iugton of R. er: afternoon, Rev. Norman LaMar di, even- Diugley Rockland, vice-president, F. N. E. also on Sunday at 2.30 and 7 p. m. Bragg, Bangor; J. C. Durham, M. C. Sunday Bradbury, Fairfield: A. A. Black- ing, Rev. T. F. Jones, Orouo. into effect, compared with more than secretary, Belfast. A school at 1 p. m. These meetings are con- Louis Macdonald Parker, second child of Hill, tract of laud has been intou, Rocklaud ; Mrs. O. Rev. K. H. >• oou.uhj in those same warehouses one Harris aud Dora treasurer, 8. Rich Thursday—forenoon. Boynton: ducted by Mrs. M. C. Clapp of Boston, and Parker, and grandson of bought and a reservoir will be built this the Rev. Dr. E. P. Parker, died yesterday at of Bangor. Seven trustees were chosen, afternoon, Rev. W. W. Ogier. presiding y eai prior. are undenominational. All are welcome. fall. his father’s home in New Rochelle, N. Y. consisting of three ladies and four gentle- elder; evening, Rev. V. E. Hills. Dr. Parker was summoned home from Maine Services at the Methodist church meu. Mr. F. A. was The trustees have the oiler of love feast: forenoon half of a Episco^ial Dickey retained as accepted Friday—morning, fc * A century commerce is when the child’s iliness took a seri- je good Tuesday, Mr. Sunday, Sept. 5th, will be as follows: Ser- of the Flood aud will contribute towards the sermon Johnson afternoon. Comfort superintendent deal better index to the of a ous turn. The funeral will be private, at grounds. by Evangelist capacity of mon by the pastor at 10 45 a. m.; Sunday Dr. Parker’s home in this city. [Hartford, The expenses grading the corner lot on George Rev. F. E. White; evening. Evangelist a of two or fifteenth annual session of the country than short period three school Courant. Spirit- street and Paradise Row at 12 m.; Junior League at 4.30 p. m.; Conn., opposite the Flood Johnson. ualist camp meeting closed Sunday, The free-traders who are Aug. and a handsome of it. years. trotting Epwortli League at 6.15, Leader, Miss Lillian cottage, making park The other services at the auditorium were Funeral services were held in Washington, 22nd. The whole nine days of the out to show that our sales of Ameri- meeting It is now wet aud The figures Spinney, topic, The Christ of St. Paul—His D. last week over the of Mrs. rough, unsightly. plan were Meet- C., body were well attended. The last Sunday drew of interest ami well attended. abroad increased under Amanda w ife of is to can manufactures birth and Rom. 1: Gal. 4: Hooper, Capt. T* Adelbert proposed swing George street slightly were held lineage. 3; 4; a large audience. More than six hundred ings of the local societies from Foot E The deceased was of Allen's Hooper. formerly to the with the Wilson law would do well to look over Rom. 2d Cor. 13: 14; and westward a gradual sweep to time to time iu the 8:3; song prayer Me., and the remains will event- people were present, the society cottages. Camden, completely filling Main the of the half before service at 7.15. A cordial invitation is ex- street, and straighten the path which The resulted in a num- history past century ually be taken to that place for interment. auditorium, and every entraueewas packed. meetings goodly One Mrs. Edward J. re- now extends across in front of they go very far into these statements. If tended to singers. Tuesday evening prayer daughter, Barrett, Young’s orchestra of Lincoluville diagonally ber of new inquirers some of whom made a anil many other new reiw sides in played Washington. Price’s cottage. These aud a do so will find that in the meeting at 7.30, class and the was changes proper start iu the Christian life. they they quar- Thursday evening, splendidly, singing excellent. relit distress rails, grading of the lot will make a decided im- riny tei of a century of low tariff the balance of meeting. Tuesday, Aug. 17th, at 10:00 a. m a memo- Resolutions of Respect. in the of this corns or bunions. rial service was held in provement appearance part of In Memoriam—Clarence Moore. rade was almost constantly the 1 he topic of the prayer meeting at the memory of those against the Camp Ground. North church will Granite Grange, North Searsport, has who had passed away during the past year. the United btates, while in the quarter of j this, Thursday, eveuing In the midst of life's mystery, waiting, Mrs. Mattie Hull of I Lie is be The Power of Faith the of Un- adopted the following resolutions : Stoneham, Mass., had following description given by an for some of a century of protective tariff the balance ; Impotence Watching, gleam light, POOR & SON, of T. Druvu belief. 1 18 : Whereas Mrs. Martha F. a mem- charge of the exercises, which were attending clergyinau Rev. I. Johnson, We nay. Father in Heaven, why is it was m our Kings 29-39; 19: 1-8; 2 Kings 5 : Matthews, very of trade largely favor. In the wills it t.s ber of Granite Grange, died at her home in member or the Johnson is a And faith whispers, God right 1-14 ; Matt. 17 : 9-21; Mark 11: 12-14, 20 2b. A impressive. Every friend of the evangelist. “Evangelist years since 1872 there have North Searsport after a long and useful life; twenty-five association who had passed was re- medium-sized man, of we see it large attendance is hoped for as matters of be it away possessed intense, Right, though darkly been hut live iu which our therefore, that he should have years exports That in the death of Sister membered by a beautiful bouquet of flowers nervous force, a lithe, sinewy frame, a pair Right gone interest regarding the State conference are Resolvec', the boundaries our in Beyond mystic bid not exceed imports, while the Matthews the Grange has lost a loved and with the name attached, and to every name of piercing eyes, and a firm mouth that at FOR REST. to be discussed. The services will To awake to a morn Sunday honored member and that it is with brighter that there feelings Mis. Hull a tribute. It times itself into a un- twenty-five years preceding be as paid loving was a compresses straight, r.. ii follows: Preaching at 10 45 a. m. by of regret ard sadness we transfer her name Full of plans for the future. The finely located office in Op. were but two iu which the beautiful occasion and no doubt one line. of mo- ! years imports the pastor, Rev. George S. Mills, followed from the roll of membership to the death that compromising Energetic, quick For the right ever ready t<> try occupied lor the past year by tl.« a excess roll of the Grange, and although no rays of will become a fixture in the tion, good singer, an enthusiastic believer Patient and ever will be leased fot were not iu of the exports. The by the celebration of the Lord’s Supper. yearly program. striving, Laud Co., the sun can enter her earthly resting place in the holiness it yet to die. \N iu last In the afternoon Mr. F. A. Wiggin of doctrine, goes without Loving life, ready Apply to C. IRhDLRlCk excess of exports over imports the There will be a short session of the we know' the sun of Salem, Sunday yet righteousness Belfast. M Mass., gave one of his tine fol- saying, that with such a leader, things do Lost, his cheerful presence ffotf ter of a was about school. business of the sliiueth forevermore in her heavenly home. discourses, qua century $2,500,000,- Bi-monthly meeting And this strife, Resolved, That we extend our warmest lowed tests. Aug. 18th, Mrs. not move at a suail’s pace in the revival ser- yet beyond excess over ex- C. E at G with from the by Wednesday, 000, while the of imports Society 15, reports to the and He lias only passed before us. sympathy mourning daughters Mattie Hull lectured in the forenoon and vices at North chairmen of the several committees. port.’’ into life in the of a century There their families and that it is our duty to visit “Stepped higher ports preceding quarter Mr. Moses Hull in the afternoon. Thurs- The will be a short devotional service. Please them in the lonely home and help them as following guests were registered at B. A. P. of low tariff was about $1,400,000,000. far as to bear their burden of sor- day was a for the bring Bibles for responsive reading. The possible morning corporation meeting Ocean House the past week: Mary L. : row'. choice of officers for the ensuing year. The Marion E. S. YV. m~ will lecture at 7.15 in the Gliddeu, Brewer; Stewart, She Remembered the Hariner. on the pastor vestry. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions The article 0th page from the were finished the same be sent to the and the remaining days by Smith, Bangor; G. S. Rack lift, H. L. Russell, daughters county Notice i- hereby }iiven that a on woman her Caribou for and also on were able and forcible A. J. H. F. Another before slipping on llepubliean, “Agent-Pestered News of the papers publication, placed speakers. They very McDonald, McGrath, A. Rankin, good cent, will be made all .ra\e» Granges. the record. cable for that endless, unknown voyage, before loth. 1 shall be Aroostook,’’ is interesting and instructive Grange and handled their subjects in a manner that Rockland; L. B. Brown, Portland ; J. Brown me Aujrusi added her name to the role of those whoso men's Room i:i Mr BirMiu same held the closest attention of all. In his first and J. O. from s reading. We have had the kind of Equity Grange continues work right lady, Belfast; Hill, Thomaston; memory will be ever fresh in the hearts of 1st. daily until Outlier :e-rire. lecture, delivered Wednesday afternoon, Geo. F. E. W. J. the mariner and his dependents. There 11 .:?*1 a. m. and many others, in Waldo coun- through dog days, and initiated a candidate Pendleton, Pendleton, M C. MILL la\e agents, were also other of her bounty North Searsport, Aug. 25, 1897. Mr. Moses Hull spoke as follows on the Monroe, K, S. Howe, Lincoluville; C. Cole, recipients ty; hut perhaps because of the warnings last Saturday. A. Hall,who died in Flatbush, Aug lb. Belfast, duly 2b. 1807. tfffn “Resurrection from the and so full Mary Dead,” j New York: N. S. Follansbee, YYTarreu; A. B. about 810,000, left of the local newspapers, or because our Seaside Grange will have a corn-roast and The Two Minute Horse. although possessing only was it of a new meaning to all who heard it YVarren, Miss N. Carletou, Rockport: E. L. nearly all of it to charitable institutions. are less have not clam-bake followed a at their hall | people gullible, they by dance, that we as as the true Among her was Si ,000 for the E. H. fi Readville, Mass., August 28.—The Chi- quote briefly possible Foss, Albion ; J. Hall and wife, Hope; W. H. bequests DURGIN, been bled to such au extent as our friends to-morrow, Friday, evening. The admis- Home for Consumptives, £5,000 t<» the Bap- owrued significance of the term the resurrection W. cago pacing stallion Star Pointer, by Ennis, John L. Ivliue, G. Smith and tists' Home of Brooklyn, and 8"> to the in the northern of the State. We sion to the whole wiil be 10 cents. the dead: part James A. Murphy, to-day wiped out forever from ladies, A. B. Smith, G. A. Knight, J. E. H. Mariners' Family Asylum on Staten Island. can their The ladies of Granite North term resurrection has been so bless her. Marine Journal. of Glasses and Disear still, however, profit by experi- Grange, the 2.00 minute mark and ended the contro- The sadly Emery, S- Hopkins, Mrs. Wall, Boston; A. God [The Fitting afraid to the brothers a chicken mis-interpreted that I almost use and our own, and continue to Searsport, gave sup- which has been on for as to T. vV. H. Marston and ence, buy versy going years it. The word itself brings to the average Clark, Camden; wife, a 24th. More than one hundred “As if a brick were in stomach" the and Ear from local and dealers rather per Aug. the qualities of the light harness horse. visions of graves bursting open Waterville lying my Eye Specials responsible speed theologian of his feel- and invited friends were bodies to life. I do not mean is the description by a dyspeptic Office hours until !l a m than from who are patrons many pres- Accompanied by a runner, the big bay Ten- and springing glib-tongued agents no The annual of the Wesleyan after eating. and it was a fine time for all. that the word itself has such significance. meeting ing from 1 2.30 to 3 and 7 to ent, nesee bred stallion wiped up the mark This is one of the commonest of here to-day and gone to-morrow. As to pacing This word comes from the Greek term anas- meeting Association was held Wed- symptoms and had of a second to spare Camp take Shaker Di- three-quarters and a a indigestion. If you have it, loan and associations we are sur- wire. It was the tasis signifies reviving, rousing up, afternoon in In the SEARS ROUT. building The Sixth Maine Reunion. w’hen he went under the Giles nesday Bangor chapel. gestive Cordial. or rising up. Rev. Chaunc.y says: C » N* VK 'Id N our most wonderful ever witnessed absence of the Hon. T. H. Went- Not this but ali the TKI.EiMtOMK prised at the statements made by performance ‘The Greek word anastasis means a continu- president, only symptom, symp- a light harness horse and was seen by toms of are cured Shaker Di- The annual reunion of the Gth Maine Reg- by ance of existence after the death of the ; worth was elected to the chair. The re- indigestion by Aroostook Here and else- wras the more wonder- body contemporary. when about 8,000 people. It dead. Cordial. iment was held at Bluehill, Thursday, the future life of those called In even of the and treasurer were gestive associations have most ful for on Friday Joe Patchen, with Geers ports secretary medicines to cure this one dis- where such proved the officers were chosen for the one hundred in the Greek Testament So many following a shot at the mark places A. Clark behind him, had made word read and accepted. The report of the treas- order. one that can be called success- Pensioned beneficial to tlie in which ensuing year : President, Charles the word ek occurs before the anasta- Only Attention places they made John R. last October and that acts in a of vice O. by Gentry is of the Latin urer showed a balance in the of ful, because only one simple, to Cedar Rapids, Iowa; presidents, sis; that word the equivalent treasury have been established, and profitable the W. failed by a second and a half. Because of and scientific way is Shaker F. \V. Hinckley of Old Town, Charles or the English word ex and means, and natural, yet Having purchased the original this it was not thought that his greatest rival $29. Cordial. stockholders. Many cities, notably Phil- Frye of East Machias, and G. P. Dorr of should be translated, out. Take the word ex Digestive estate ot d. ('. Cates, for the eo-ivc: in the race line would get down below the and no dan Ellsworth; secretary, James B. Neagle of which is the of the Greek ek and The report of Superintendent Mears was Purely vegetable, containing pensioners having claims pending have been built up by even time mark. The : equivalent Cor- adelphia, largely R. D. of Pem- summary matter how words gerous ingredients, Shaker Digestive who may wish to present claims Lubec; treasurer, Campbell you will find, no many trustees were in- < I To beat the world’s record, 2.00 1-2 read and accepted. The dial and restores to increase of I will he at the associations, and they have broke executive committee, H. S. Hobbs of pacing build it as a root it means tones up, strengthens, pensions. building ; R. at Park. you upon always shoe 127 Main street, opp of N. S. made by John Gentry Rigby the word exit structed to secure some plan by which the health all the digestive organs. shop, enabled to own homes who must Rockland, J. S. Knowlton Camden, the same. Thus we have go- Iff ami 14, 18'd7. many of Star Pointer, b. s., by Brown Hal; dam Sold 10 cents to 81.00 a office, Sept. Fales of Thomaston, A. M. Robinson, Jr., ing out; exodus, the same; export, taking financial resources of the association may be by druggists, price otheiwise have continued to herd in tene- re- (McClary.) bottle. 0w31 L. C. MORSE- A. P. Buck of Foxcroft. The Sweepstakes; out of our exhale, breathing out, Baugor, Time: .30, 59 3-4,1 29 1 59 1-4. goods ports; increased. ments. • union in 1898 will be held in Rockland. NEWS OF BELFAST. The Alliance will meet at their rooms on Seaside -rr1t Chautauqua Circle will meet with Robie Frye of Sharon, Mass., is spending Main street to-morrow, Friday, at 3 p. m. Mrs. A. E. j Gowell, Searsport avenue, Mon- the week with friends in Belfast. ,r meeting of the City Council A full attendance is desired. day Sept. at 2 p. 6th, M. It is that went to Rockland next expected Miss Ada Belle Warren ,1 Monday evening. There will be a sociable and the Kev. D. night-cap George Lindsey of relatives. ■nil. Waterville, last Thursday to visit -f Searsport and Stockton at Silver Harvest Grange Will give an address in poverty supper Belfast sometime in WE START_ their taxes in full, September in Misses Alice South worth and Jessie Len- mud county j Hall, Monday evening, Sept. 6th. Tickets, the interest of Chautauqua One Line of Local Evidence is Worth Thoinaston called on Belfast friends 25 cents, including If very stormy reading. fest of T. 1' will meet this, Thursday, dancing. a Column of r last Thursday. Foreign Testimony. >o o’clock after a vacation of the next fair night. The season For and although short has be«m a fair- BOSTON NEW YORK r Rev. C. wife and children of Make a mental note of this. In the new sidewalk it was ly profitable one for the summer Whiting, layiug asphalt hotels in The endorser is well known and ■ are visiting Mrs. W.’s 9, and should be to at- ^ found to remove the electric this vicinity. The Fort Tewksbury, Mass., September pleased t oiumissioners were in ses- necessary light Point Hotel at Fort His is Samuel Adams. veracity unquestioned. pole, corner of Main and Church streets, and Point, the Islesboro at brother, f.*r their semi-annual auditing Ryder’s Cove, and the You are reading local evidence. tend to any orders in our line. the is now over the Nortbport Hotel at Mabel reasurer’s books. light suspended square Northport Camp Ground Mrs. Susie Lombard and daughter Investigating home testimony, SPECIAL have been in a much better position than formerly. well patrouizod and have of Brunswick were guests of Mrs. Percy S. Belfast news for Belfast \ will a series of added to people. cterans begin their List of unclaimed letters in the popularity. The Buck’s Edgeeomb the past week. It is not from Florida or Michigan. ; Fellows' Hall next remaining Harbor Inn, Saturday last lurk Belfast office for the week opened year, has beeu tilled with Suspicion can’t around it. music by Ames’ orchestra, post ending guests Mrs. A. E. Astle and little daughter this year, and the Honesty is a prominent characteristic, Sep' August 28, 1897: Ladies—Mrs. Nettie M. boarding houses on Cape Maud of Houltou and Mrs. Isaac Berry of NEW GOODS uiibof Waldo is a new Home endorsement its salient point. "l^rnrTs llarri,c putting L 'Zier have had their usual Dickey, Mrs. Charles L. Wilson. Gentle- quota of guests. Bangor were guests of Mrs. L. F. Ganuon on the where Mr. F. S. Johnson of Poor’s Mills says: I have .L.gs spot the.old A Marrow men—Mr. C. O. Hatch, Mr. E. A. Mason, Escape. A lady on for a few days last, week. i:med the first of June. He iu- passenger had kidney trouble for two years. The secretions one of the steamers had a Mr. W. A. Penney. narrow escape ou John A. Cousens and Rebecca and of the kidneys were colored, scalding and so fre- .u a but no dance hall this sisters, store, the wharf here a few pirl> Mrs Arietta Chapman moved from Bel- days ago. She was re- Kate, of Brookline, Mass., will arrive to- quent as to be very annoying, both night and day. from a turning presumably long visit and as Miss Juliett A. I was told that my kidney trouble was aroused fast to Northport thirty-niue years ago, tak- night to visit their aunt, •ideut Brick is holding exarnin she stepped from the gang plank she started from the nature of my work in the mill, but it was WHOLESALE AND RETAIL-*'"" ing wi h her a chrysanthemum that was Wjggin. as to with closed all summer on account of on the h scholars failed reach the- outstretched arms to greet with a kiss repairs then about three years old. The same The wheelmen and wheelwomen will plant dam, yet my kidneys bothered me the same. r- entage in their work last year. the friend who was at the same time hurry- just is in existence now, growing finely aud make a run to Maple Grove campmeeting I was to look for relief. I had are to meet Finally compelled ations open each day this ing her. Just before the two met a blossomiDg regularly. next, the school common at two doctors treat me at different times but office and the colored of the Sunday, leaving they Superintendent’s porter Steamer, hurrying on The Waldo and Penobscot Agricultural 10.30 o’clock. gave me little or no assistance. Some time ago I GLASS and LAMPS. ms. board, rushed between the two and the CHINA, hold their annual fair in Hand Circle of saw Doan’s Kidney Pills advertised and I got a li.w anrvmntmit noat- Society Monroe, kisses that the two friends intended for each Helping King’s Daughters box at Kilgore & Wilson’s drug store. They gave Sept. 14, 15, and 16. The society are making other came will meet with Mrs. Maria Macomber Mon- Inna, vice Theson E. Doe; and dangerously near being given to me more relief than the medicines from both of arrangements to have oue the best fairs the man of color. He day evening, Sept. Gth, at 7 30 o’clock sharp. rmstrong at South Penobscot, escaped, however doctors. They benefltted me in every way and I ever held on their The As it is the date for election of officers grounds. trotting and a new supply of kisses was it is feel much better than I have for a long while. CARLE & each. J. E. Hall has been ap- applied JONES, classes are tilled and entries close Sept. 3d. where they belonged. desired that every member be present if You can refer to me as having used Doan’s Kid- 41master at Halldale, vice C. M. possible. uey Pills with good results. I will always speak W. A. Monroe brought to Swift & Paul’s Isle au Haut Roads. Sylvester Phinney well of them among my friends.” 21 MAIN STREET, BELFAST, MAINE. store of alfalfa of Pittsfield left here by steamer Rockland Iu order to be well for the chorus production, A Romance of Tuesday samples California prepared Doan’s Kidney Pills are sold for 50 cents per last Thursday for Isle au where he is work at the Maine Festival it will be abso- w," was given in Belfast Opera and crimson clover grow n on his farm this Haut, box, for sale by all dealers; sent by mail on re- engaged in his fifth season’s work on the lutely necessary for all members of the local of Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. •Mirsdav eveuiug before a small year. Swift & Paul procured the seed for ceipt price by work so with highways. His has been for the chorus who expect to attend to be present Y., sole agents for the United States. 1’he* performers were very good him for trial aud he is well pleased partly and take no sub- town and for the Isle au Haut at all of the rehearsals. The next rehearsal Remember the name, DOAN’S, tive parts and the specialties the results that he will use quite a large partly Laud will be at stitute. PEOPLES Co. and other land owners on the the RATIONAL island. In Baptist vestry Tuesday, BANK. •••'! members of the were quantity for his fall sowing. Sept. troupe L. A. the past four years Mr. Phinney has buiit 7th. at 7.30 P. M. KNOWLTON, Prejident. FRANK R. WIGGIN, Cashier. The annual reunion of the Second Maine ten miles of road in Isle au Haut at a cost of Yachts and Boats. tve been granted as follows: Cavalry Association will take iu Wa- The improvement to the grade of Front place about $500 per mile. The roads are as a rule mentioned iu and reissue, Caleb H. Knowltou, terville 15th, and it is that street, The Journal last week, Sept. hoped every very hard to build, there being a large The sloop Annie Lee of Ellsworth, with a is and is a Solicited Monroe: original, widows, etc. survivor of the old will be nearly finished, decided improve- regiment pres- amount of on Last Mr. on board was in port last Deposits grading ledges. year party cruising, IS'DIVIDUAL Feb. 28, 1 SHI. .July 24, 1891. Dec. 1894. March 5, 1895. Knowltou, Monroe: Matilda ent. will be made with the ment. The loose rock blown out has been Arrangements the schooner Tell week. DKPOSITS: 830,353.09 Phinney bought Young used on 859,130.29 879,180.59 883,978,53 J -r Hockport: restoration, re-issue Maine Central for reduced fares, and hotel the easterly side of Front street at used her to some extent in his 1395. Dec. 1895. a and business, the foot of The sloop yacht Sidgrifa, Capt. L. A. July II, 13, July 14, 1890. umm William Fleming, deceased, fare at the Elmwood. The Kennebec boats Miller street, which gives au easier iq his teams, etc., to and from the to Vinal haven last week 8100,838.17. 1 f. «7 O moving to Coombs, returned 9123,085.58 8172,093.10 ts-\ Reuben Gross, Winter- wii’. take all members from Boston for half grade approach the wharf aud also pro- island. lie lately bought a handsome to take a from that place to the Ban- tects Front street from washing. party fare. of work horses span young of vVilliston gor fair 5183,869.99 ers on has taken the agency for school Grinnell of Camden, and has taken them to To the Fairs. As usual the These figures are taken from our to the The regular meeting of the Belfast greater part The sloops Ilene, Capt. Jason Ladd of sworn\statements Comptroller id joining towns of the Asphalt the island. of our who attend the State Fairs the committee was held last Monday evening, people go Islesboro and Water Nymph, Capt. John of Currency, Washington, ok the aboveglates. and waterproof roof coating, to because can DLPOSII’S in the INTEREST DEPA.ltTMEVr Hev. J. F. Tilton m the chair. Miss Ella M. Steamer Notes. The fall of Bangor, principally they go Scott of Northwest Harbor, Deer Isle, were payable on demin 1. draw interest pavahle Lino change 1st ami 1st. en < it to the roof of the and return duly Deposits during the first three days <>f p,/ Month draw interest from the firs applied Folsom of the Central Intermediate was the same day if they wish. Quite of schedule on the line of the Boston & Bangor at this port last Saturday. that month. Thisdepartment offers much '/renter seeurif,/ t<> depositors than Saving Banks, inas- The is put on over a number are at both for the much as is a In in to the an l all coating given one year's leave of absence on account will large places every deposit hunk, deposits in our Bank are •//,,/« hv twice the Steamship Company go into effect Mon- Webster’s which had beeu amount of our Stock. it is said will make an old knockabout, Capital and Mi ill health, and the committee on teachers week. Yesterday the Belfast Band made Hus Bank day, September 6th, when the steamers will under charter to Mr. Whitney at Saturday heiny; the latest es: ihlishe 1 Bank in Waldo Countv. our van!; has all the latest improve- i a number of its annual excursion to ments in l- ire an l w s-,. good for years. was authorized to till the vacancy. On com- Bangor on steamer Burglar-Proof >rk, thereby o!feri u i/reuter ;., di*p,isir*irs th m ;tuv >ther make live per week instead of six as at Cove for ten was at her bank in this | trips the days, moorings county. Almanac that of the routine business a ballot was Sedgwick, party numbering 273, ami to- We have says September pletion present. Then there will be no staamer out SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES at $:{, 85 and SS per year. All our boxes are c iiiip 11* tin-ir lists •! Th».* !«••ddence of Dr. Everard A. Wilson City of Bangor will arrive at about 7 a. in. prise, Skinner of the Bangor Whig and the Mr. Herreshol'f and on O. Old to A. P. He owner, family Brown, Town, Chapman, Wait'! County If ist. Sept. "ii ( luirrl, street had a narrow escape from and leave at 5 p. m Tuesdays, Thursdays Crabtree of the Chelsea Gazette. On the board. were from Bar Har- land in A. P. wharf here They returning do.; Northport. Chapman, •:.* will he no fair in Belfast buri iiig Monday evening. Dr. Wilson's anml2 teams. Although the regular steamers car- W. Childs New York for Men! for approval. pair of black horses with a loaded hack 50 George Drexel, Old Town, to Frances A. Gould, do.; laud crowds there were still to for summer.66 42 (>7 28 64 49 arrived at St. Ber- ried large many Average Southampton, Georges, in Sarali to ■e of the American Co. miles last Sunday to attend a funeral. He I Northport. E. Durham, Belfast, Express The Ground muda, on the fith inst,. with portion of the go by laud. regular Camp The highest temperature in August, ’97, E. tv is to be moved October 1st from was on the box 5 hours without getting off, coal in her bunkers ou fire. Smoke was Mary Kenney, do.; land in Northport. teams of Harriman, Coombs, was 78 on the 8th lowest 54 on after the Frank Jack- Chamberlain, day; the24th. seen issuing from the blinkers the day be- James F. Belfast, to Ezra A. gents lamson block, where it has been lo- leaving cemetery.... McKeen, Wanted. Thomas and others were all Rain on 9 a and St. was made in conse- son his Whitmore, busy fell days, with total precipita- fore, Georges H has entered horse Hector at the land aud in .early thirty years, to the Harris The bunkers were but lvnowlton, Swanville; buildings and buckboard in the was tion of 3.92 inches. quence. discharged, races in aud Monroe. Hector has day, every city Swanville. T. .•centi v tied by E. P. Frost & Co. Liberty the heat was so great the men employed to Harry Seavey, Brooklyn, at work continuously, finding new started in two this season; lie took kept do the work had to be relieved every few N. V to George Peirce, Frankfort, land and are much larger than the races, Accidents. Charlie Welch cut his hand loads as soon as they returned from minutes. Iron were put around the The New York tirst at Exeter and third at Pittsfield. ready plates buildings in Frankfort. Henry S. Laupher Fountain Pen .V! r Harris is now making the money | quite badly with a knife in Critchett, Sibley air between them Co., the Grounds. Every livery horse aud a boilers, leaving .an space ... Fred Alexander's Fred et. als., New to Miranda J. I). Webster, horse, Miller, & Co.’s shoe factory last Thursday.Miss and the bunkers, and then obtaining a fresh York, Staples, 239 New York pairs necessary. number of turnouts were in Broadway. City, won the 2.37 race in 25th... .John large private supply of coal the yacht resumed her voy- Stockton Spring; land in Stockton Springs. c Superintendent of the ex- Unity Aug. Winnie Sanborn was swinging in a hammock use. The Belfast Livery Co. got out the age on the 10th inst. [New York Herald. Desie 1 Sanborn hoisted bushels of corn from a John dark, Linccinville.to John W. Agents every Town and ■u was in town last and 5,000 last Thursday, when the support gave away Peavey, City y. Friday “Mikado,” aud it did a rushing The Alcedo arrived at Aug. vessel with oue horse barge Southampton Somerville, land in Ijincolnville. for the sale of its High Grade Fountain ess F. A. Monday. and she fell to the ground, breaking her col- Mass.; ary arrangements. iu the afternoon. 25th. She is commanded Frank business Critcliett, Sibley by Capt. Lowina S. Ellis, Stockton to Pens. Exclusive territory given and m'hi in "i me ua» lar bone... .Mrs. E. L. Davis fell at her home Springs, Joseph age cumpauv, New Advertisements. Carle & Jones & Co. and Mathews Bros, were closed all late of the four-masted soli. Wm, B. Dyer, H. Jamaica land and whole counties can be tor sition Jo this mouth. the first of the week and broke her right Collins, Plain, Mass.; arranged by years start for Boston and New York Sept. 0th day and Legro & Spalding closed at noon, Palmer. wrist_Mrs. J. S. Walls of Charlestown, buildings in Stockton Springs. Orrin Whit- prompt application. A. Coombs ami a party of friends, and will he pleased to attend to special thus giving between 300 aud 400 people a who is at D. B. South The steam Wadena of New York, J. more, Northport, to Cleone T. Whitmore, I Write for particulars. hv.r, -lit in Tiie bay last Thursday in orders iu their line. Their new will if wished. Mass., visiting worth’s, yacht goods chance to goto campmeeting they land and had a slight accident at Monday H. Wade, owner, arrived in Bangor las do.; buildings in Northport. Bas- j Sigdr.fa, report that they saw a to arrive 15th or 10th. China, Northport begin Sept. lieba J. Police Court. City Marshal B. O. Nor- A of friends were spending the day at Thursday and is the largest craft of the kind Merrithew, Monroe, to Ivory M. sea turtle. They were about glass and lamps, wholesale and retail, 21 party ton went to Old Town Aug. 25th and return- the Damon and after dinner Mrs. ever at that port. She was built in Cleve- Clark, do.; land in Monroe. Wni.I). Elliot, ; across from North port Camp Main street-See advt. of small watch cottage, gold j to Leon I. ed the same day with George Crosgrove, Walls was taken with faintness and fell. land, Ohio, in 1891, and is of the following Knox, Wiggin, Moutville; laud o the beacon on Steele’s ledge lost on avenue. A liberal reward 1 Northport j and The firm of .J. H. .V .1 \V. ,TONES lias this iav was of food and was it was at 158 buildings in Freedom. Sarah F. Clem- was seen within a few who accused obtaining She somewhat bruised, first dimensions:—Length, 8; beam, 20.8; dissolved aimin', will be paid on its return to 20 Miller street, i partnership by mutual consent, flic false was but her 11 feet net 151.42. ent, Waterville, to Edgar F. Brown, Mout- bu-dness will hereafter be conduct1*-! J. W. •he vessel, it was swimming slow- lodging by pretenses. Crosgrove thought quite seriously, injuries hold, register tonnage, l-_\ Belfast.... Persons having bills against the j land •lones. All persons win* have any demand^ucam-! tried the next in the Police Court, to he aud she returned home She is white and is ville; and buildings in Moutville. ts head elevated, and had it not day proved slight, painted schooner-rigged, the firm-d J. IE A d. \V. d-.nes are >>‘-i'u*»:<-l t-> school department of this city are requested Wilder to Samuel L. where it was shown that he boarded some with the and is rather a handsome vessel. She is Mitchell, Dixmont, present the same for payment and all w> an- in- •he shape of the back all on board party. to present them to the superintendent be- ; Monroe; land in Monroe. Abram debted to said firm will please call an-i make i; ;• time at the Windsor Hotel and left without commanded Collamore of Vinal- Ritchie, mediate tve been satisfied that they had fore by Capt. payment. Saturday noon, Sept. 4th_The New Grove Cemetery. This resting place for to Hudson He was bound over to the Septem- and carries a crew of 28 all of Brown, Northport, Brown, do.; Belfast. Aug. Id. lsi*7. 3w33 -a Sea turtles are scarce paying. haven, men, serpent. York Fountain Pen Co. advertise for agents. the dead was never in better condition in ber term of S. J. Court in $100, failed to get whom in Penobscot river and land and buildings in Northport. Chas. E Cod and ones are seldom belong bay ape large We have received and tried one of the New every respect than it is at present. The bail and went to Constable J. towns between and Rockland. Grant Peabody, Lynn, Mass., to Mary A. Collins, th of Hatteras. York jail-State Bangor TO I HE CHANGE IN THE fountain pens and find it all that is old part is nicely cared for, the lots mowed land in R. Mears searched the Penobscot House at Kciar, chief engineer; John O'Brien, Brooks; Lincolnville. Geo. E. Lang, e tame and claimed for & 58 avenue and clean. The 1 becoming very plenti- it.Thompson Foster, restaurant aud the gutters to James land in OWINGFIRM of J. H. & J. \\ I East Northport aud Marston’s quarter-master; Donald McNeil, assistant Brooks, McTaggart, do.; JONES, s vicinity. Early risers on Union Church street, Belfast, want at once experi- first two avenues west of the old part, aud i I' and the Ocean House at South Shore last are Brooks. Nathan A. Cates estate, to have decided to close engineer, and John O’Brien fireman, Unity, out view streets that last Thurs- enced operators on sewing machines run by the lots, are well kept, and work is being report Friday evening. Saturday he had the pro- residents of Verona. Wilber C. Nutt, Unity; land in Unity. A. one was seen in the power. on the remainder of the ground as ning door-yard prietors arraigned before the Police Court pushed E. Nickerson, Swanvide, to Chas. H. Leu- ! as the knoll. Three avenues are The steam H. Sanborn, afterward crossing search and seizure far west auxiliary yacht Intrepid, Lloyd land in I EVERY Chat. The price of milk from the wagons each on two warrants, fest, do.; Belfast. Ceo. E. Laupher, BICYCLE A. A. and into built, one with Belmont Plienix of New arrived here Knight’s yard going and common sellers. Andrew Em- being parallel York, owner, Stockton to James A. Pros- is 6 cents a quart from Sept. l9t_Charles process Springs, Haley, in lot south of Capt. Hayes' residence, avenue aud two transverse. A drain is also Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Pheuix with a small stocky—- W. Lancaster is re-silliug the Gordon house* mons of the Penobscot House had his cases pect; laud in Prospect. Wm. B. Sprowi, i in the laid across the low lands in the centre. of friends as far east as uued vicinity feeding quietly W. Benner of the being party have cruised which he recently bought. The work is in continued to Sept. 7th; L. Winterport, to Ellery Bowden, do.; land in ! have been sold on the are •.bout 10 o’clock, when it leisurely was Four lots knQll St. John and the of Fundv, and of Cost. of Isaac Wilband-Dr. W. L. Ocean House waived a hearing and Bay Winterport. S. A. Archer, Bangor, to W.S. i Regardless charge West and Milliken down Bay view street to Allyn street, costs and 30 south of the Branuagan lots, now returning homeward, touching at points tested a herd of cows for to Mas- sentenced to a fine of $100 and Pendleton, Islesboro; laud in Islesboro. shipment and beautified next j •-nee to the which it followed on which will be graded of interest. While here they took a carriage shore, sachusetts for James H. last days in jail, from which he appealed; Eunice Armor, Liberty, to James £. Thorn- Prices ranging from $20 up. Cunningham When these are :s Its tracks were traced Wm. H. Marston’s case season. improvements ride in one of the Belfast Livery Co.’s turn- in Northport. week-There will be an exhibit of the search and seizure dike, do.; land and buildings Liberty. made the new of Grove Cemetery will themselves as er Union street to Commer- was of in the same manner as Mr. part outs, and expressed highly nearly Middlesex Fells water at the disposed Elnora P. Field, Searsport, to Alfred B. pure spring a in which our citizens feel a it we learn of no one who saw the the seller case was be place may pleased with Belfast and its surroundings. J. W. JONES Hardware.; Food Fair in Oct. 4th to 30th.... Benner’s, but common Pendleton, do.; laud in Searsport. Willis* y Boston, credit is due to the in any other part of the city. Mears just pride. Great City The Intrepid is 340 tons gross, UK) net, 143 George Jackson of Searsmont four continued one week to allow Mr. ton Grinnell, Camden, to Geo. W. Gerry, 60 Maiu St., Belfast. Me. bought Council committee on cemeteries, and to feet 27 feet beam acd 15 feet S. boat arrived time to summon witnesses. long, deep. land and in Dispatch Dolphin yokes of tine looking beef oxen for the local Lincolnville; buildings Lincoln- Superintendent James F. Fernald, for the Her engine is 500 horse power, and she is ist harbor Sunday afternoon from Bar market last Thursday. He found them in the Shipping Items. Sch. J. H. G. Perkins ville. and manner in which as a full three-masted schooner, with The of her visit was to faithful intelligent rigged object get of North H. arrived Aug 2t>th from Portland with corn vicinity Searsport.James have a nd carried out these a She is red be- f but there not a suf- they planned square-sail yard. painted Offices for Rent. y coal, being Cunningham a number of milch for Ginn & Field. She will load lime at Commander-in-Chief Gobin. shipped the water line and black and is supply here of the kind she needed improvements. low above, cows and calves to Boston steamer Pen- Rockport for Boston... .Sch. Miantonomah The rooms over & street, re- by as trim as a man-of-war and a N. 26. lu the Mayo White, High :■ Monday morning for Portland. Hotel Company. A seaworthy Buffalo, V., Aug. Grand early obscot Thomas is serv- arrived last from Boston The Belfast public cently Miss Friday-Charles Friday evening craft. Mr. Pheuix is a devoted occupied by Beverage, dressmaker, 1 parties went off around her in row called for next looking Army encampment to-day Isaac F. Mack of ing on the in of L. H. with flour for Swan & Sibley Co., L. A. meeting having been Monday are for rent with immediate possession. Empiire nigtit police place in all the was uid the steamers M. &. M. and Guiue- to the fol- yachtsman and has cruised naviga- Sandusky,Ohio, nominated by Delegate who is at the Lewiston fair... .Some Knowlton and L. T. Shales-Sch. Mary evening in relation Crosby Inn, of Jipson, ble waters of the He built and owned Brown of Ohio for commander. J. P. S. eiit out from the Camp Ground. The from Port- from the records of the treasurer globe. BOOK Ac SON. of horses are entered to Willey arrived Saturday morning lowing facts Prospect’s trotting of 111 but Gobin of was nominated •n the Guinevere, consisting of Mr. will be of interest: The the schooner yacht Intrepid tons, Lebanon, Pa., by Belfast, duly 2‘d, 18!*7.—30tf trot at 25.... A searcher land with corn for Swan & Sibley Co- of the company Bluehill, September she was not enough for his use, and Delegate Stewart of Pennsylvania; George A. H. A. Groeschuer and daughter, Ames from estate took $6,500 of the stock: five large for the odd numbered clover leaves was re- Sch. Gen. Adelbert arrived light Crosby A. he bad the present yacht built at Philadel- H. Innis of Boston, by Delegate Wetberbee therford, Mr. and Mrs. W. Keating, ice from the Bel- took from $500 to 51,000 each, and warded in a short time Boston Saturday to load citizens I risbee and Miss Emma Tuesday by finding phia in 1893. She left about 11 o’clock yes- of Massachusetts, and John C. Liuehau of Bray, Sumner fast Ice Co. for New York-Sch. Melissa thirty-two citizens took from $100 to $500 14 four-leaf aud ID five-leaf clovers. forenoon and went the river. New were invited on board ami shown terday up Hampshire, by Delegate Coggswell of Trask went to last Thursday to load each, making a total of $22,000. To complete LOST.” Bangor » New On :e UMJElULJu DU1 JT1AALHJL. J. UtJ HUUlCIlCe Hampshire. Mr. Wetberbee later Northport avenue, between Little River ship by Commander Lyon. lumber. In down the harbor in the the house the company was obliged to issue going and M hav- room of the Church was crowded withdrew the name of Mr. Innis. The first bridge ight street, a small gold watch, •ral from this have visited Baptist she drifted ashore ou ttie flats norm to the amount of Concerning Local Industries. parties city morning i per cent, bonds $20,000, face and in blue enamel. Liberal last at the concert ballot resulted as follows: Mack, 256: Liue- ing monogram resorts week, Friday evening given by wharf remained were sold to stock- ir-by lakeside the past of F. G. White Co.’s and and the bonds mostly re wan l to any one the same to Dion W. 296—no choice. The vote returning Master Kennedy. The audience the com- W. C. Bowdoin had been making arrange- han, 181; Gobin, nilies of J. H. and W. H. Quimby of until she floated on the afternoon tide.... holders. For all stock and bonds 1 w34* 26 Miller St., Belfast. came to see and hear a on the second ballot was never announced and \V. E. Rice of expecting prodigy, James A. Parsons has been on the received full value. At the time, ments to re-open the Mt. Heagan quarries, ity Lawrence, Mass., Sch. pany par < tlicially, but as cast it stood as follows; and they were not disappointed. As will be but has encountered obstacles which the past week at Rocky Point. On marine railway at Bath for repairs-Sch. of the fire the company had drawn and paid legal Mack, 249; Liuehau, 126; Gobin, 658. Before seen from the program below, Master Ken- from of The have stopped operations for the present, the result could be the election of t-turu, to-day. J. F. Rigby and wife, Sea Bird arrived light Saturday Wood’s five bonds, to the amount $1,000. given NOTICE. selections were all music This is another of the Gobin was made unanimous on motion of P. Chase and wife and Mrs. Chase’s nedy’s high-class Holl_Sch. Fannie & Edith arrived Sun- $12,OIK) insurance received was paid on the chapter Sargent-Baird Comrade Brown, who nominated Mack. All bills tlie u *- and difficult of performance, and his render- balance of debt personshaving against school Miss Brown of Camden, will go to the from Bangor, for orders... .Sch. Mary bonds pro rata, leaving the litigation. Cincinnati has been selected as the day place are to the same to showed that his skill has not been over- partment requested present H- P. and ing Hawes arrived from Portland with $7,000. No interest has been paid on the The Belfast Machine & Foundry Co. is for holding the next encampment. The place. Whitcomb, family j Sunday Superintendent of schools b-r approval before estimated. His hearers were a musical vote, unofficial, was Cincinnati, 526; San ts at Point, and given corn for A. A. Howes & Co-Sch. Maria bonds since $1895. The stockholders have building an addition to their buildings, to spent Sunday Rocky Francisco, 214. Saturday noon, Sept. 4. treat, and when they realized that the per- and those who were move blacksmith c to the Pines yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Webster has completed repairs loaded lost all. the stock, while which they will the shop. Belfast, Sept. 2, 1897.—Iw35 former was a mere boy, to their admiration L. New- will lose still as the now occu- H. Field and their guests spent Sun- casks for Rockland... .Sch. Willie bondholders more, The portion of the machine shop Opening of the Rockland Commercial of the was added wonder that one with at the Pines. Miss McLellan, Mrs. playing ton arrived Monday from New York property left now in the hands of trustees at pied by the blacksmith shop w'ill be occu- College. so could attain such The Miss Hazeltine and others went young proficiency. coal for F. G. White Co. After discharging a forced sale would not make them whole. pied by other machinery. The business of liman, The rooms of the Rockland other numbers drew forth and en- re- Commercial applause will on the marine for In with the bonds the a increase. GIRLS WANTED ■e Pines she go .railway compliance property the company shows healthy Tuesday. College have been put in first class condition cores from the audience. Following is the went to Rock- but the rates pairs_Sch. Miantonomah was at first insured for $20,000, AT A well known member of the Waldo for the fall opening, which will occur Tues- ONCE. program: port Tuesday to load lime for Boston- being high—1 1-2 per cent, yearly—by con- How’s This! ',ty bar got lost in the woods on his own when the on machines by A. B. C. Song, Whitney to Belfast day, Sept. 7th, proprietors antici- Experienced operators sewing Sch. Lester A. Lewis is coming sent of the bondholders it was gradually re- Dollars Reward for me afternoon recently, and, to make Dion W. Kennedy. We offer One Hundred any pate a large enrollment. The method of in- power at I and will ou the marine rail- dividends have ever Duet,—“Ah! Could Teach the Nightingale,” for repairs go duced to $12,000. No case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hairs THOMPSON Sc FOSTER'S, «”.ers worse, was wet to the skin by a Keller struction employed in the business old bark Matilda went ashore The taxes were depart- 2w35 Church Belfast, Me. and way....The been paid on stock. paid Catarrh Cure. 58 St,, v-.-y shower. He has a small wood-lot Mrs. Howes Mrs. Pitcher. ment is new. The near Port Townsend, comparatively students Neapolitan Song, Busser on Tatoosh Island, for 1888, 1889 and 1890. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O. about an acre of cedars, some of which Dion W. form a fac-simile commercial Kennedy. and will be a total loss. the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney community Card oi Tliauks. for Selected, Wash., Aug. 19th, We, ought were large enough telegraph Reading, him and become merchants, real-estate Mrs. Ernest White. No fatalities occurred. The Matilda regis- for the last 15 years, and believe perfectly dealers, I wish to thank my neighbors and friends for a with him he start- Taking neighbor Selected, Secret Societies. iu all business transactions and finan- bankers, commission brokers, etc., and do Song, tered 819 tons, and was built at Searsport, honorable kindness and sympathy during the sickness and ’d for the and the next that Miss Frank L. Davis. one cedars, auy- able to carry out any obligations made by business with another by means of face- at the death < t wife. Sonata, No. 21, Beethoven Me., in 1857....Sch. Wm. T. Donnell sailed cially my tieard from the two they emerged from Dion W. Chase B'. and A. will their firm. to-face transactions under the 1\ H. GRAISBARY. Kennedy. for New York with ice from Bel- Timothy Lodge, M., directions not Selected, Tuesday O. woods on a back road, wetter but Song, meet evening, after West & Tkuax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, of a skilled accountant. This Belfast. Aug. 31. 1897.—Iw35* Mrs. Ralph Howes. fast Ice Co... .Sch. Little Elva arrived from this, Thursday, being up-to-date "••Her came out Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Drug- men, for even when they a. Love Paderewski called off two months. method, together with instruction in | Song, Lincolnville Tuesday with dry codfish-A expert m did not know “where ( b. Nocturn, Chopin gists, Toledo, O. I the highway they from St. Pierre, Miq., announces of the New penmanship, shorthand, business arithmetic, SUBSCRIBE Dion W, Kennedy. message The tenth anniversary Eng- Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting FOR^>ifc^^ were at.’’ The members of the bar are of the schooners Song, Selected, the arrival there Bucksport of Protection will be observed commercial law, typewriting, etc. makes home- land Order by upon the blood and mucous surfaces of a collection and mak- Mr. Emery White. Annie G. Quiner and Edgar S. Foster, directly "king of taking up Nov. this school an ideal place to a busi- “Old Black Joe/’ (by request.) ward bound from the Grand B inks with full many lodges of the Order 12th, or at the system. Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold by all acquire a their farmer-member a present of Dion W. ness THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL. Kennedy. fares of cod, 2,400 quintals each. the regular meeting nearest thereto. ! Druggists. Testimonials free. 4w32 education. l *cket compass. Miss Alice Goldthwaite, Accompanist. Agent-Pestered Aroostook. plums. They were not suitable for the The First Maine Heavy Artillery. John B Craig, do. Register of Deep Water Vessels. “outside” market. Shippers did not get Chas Bonzey, do. SUFFERING WOMEN. Her Fxperlenee Is Duplicated, However, in Other out of them to pay for the boxes S R do. enough The survivors of the famous regiment Dunham, SHIPS. Counties. and freight. Then the trees ceased to Arthur do. How Many of Them Have known as the First Maine McLauthery, Quietly bear. Farmers commenced to them Heavy Artillery Advice Abner M L arrived at Croup, I no section of the State has pull Rogcoe G Emerson, do. Obtained That Made Coburn, Park, Hong Probably held their annual reunion iu up. And last winter, every remaining Bucksport Daniel F Davis, do. Them Well. Kong Aug 12 from New York. ever been so miserably pestered with A G Ropes, Daivd sailed from New [ Coughs, ) tree winter-killed. In the 24th, and the one hundred or David D Centre, Rivers, spring they August Dodge, Orriugton York 28 for San Francisco. * agents as Aroostook. During the boom were all as dead as Goliah after David April l Tooth- got more veterans, with their wives, children co. n. My sister, if you find that in spite of A J Fuller, T P Colcord, sailed from of a few of all through slinging rocks at him. Tyres Honolulu June ;>0 for period years ago, agents and made a of about Reuben following faithfully your family doc- New York. were made of dead and the fond friends, up gathering Gross, Winterport. sizes and makes tilled the trees, Daniel Barnes, O C sailed from L ! kinds, sorts, four hundred. were wel- Chas H La tor's advice, you are not getting well, Arpe, hopes of fortunes through arctic plums They warmly Sawyer, Grange. Singapore May 15 for Boston ; passed Anier county, even as was tilled with Leander K Boston. why do you not try another course? Egypt frogs were duly cremated thereon. But the comed by the Bucksport people, who did Marston, May 30. Diarrhoea, * in the of Pharaoh. and notes for the worthless nour- C G Beckford, West Hampden, Many and many a woman has E B Sutton, E L Carver.’ days Many many given things, for their comfort and quietly everything possible written to Mrs. of El Captain, A L Carver, sailed from Bal- a man, who is now hard to ished and waxed fat, and increased in size co. i. Pinkham, Lynn, Dysentery, pressed pay timore April 1 for San at Monte- every and many a mortgage was pleasure. Mass., stating her symptoms Francisco; liis debts, can readily trace the beginning day, Chas A Burgess, Milbridge. plainly video July 26, leaking. Bowel given because of those notes. Many were Emery Hall, where the meetings were Alverada W and clearly, and taken her which F Complaints.! of bis indebtedness to the visits of Ford, Bangor. advice, Emily Whitney, A S Pendleton, sailed sleek, nearer than ever before. A insolvency held, was embellished with military em- David W Winchester, Surrey. Was promptly received. The follow- from Iliolo May 4 for Delaware Breakwater; Sure, Safe, Quiok Cure for I bland, oily, agents, in The assessment life insurance men also St Helena 7. these smooth-tongued and banners inscribed James A Farrar, Old Town. mg letter is a passed Aug troubles Is swarmed down the “like blems, bunting D C from whose mouths butter would more than upon county, with the various battles in which the Chas W Old Town. Emily Reed, Nichols, Hiogo July Bosworth, pretty strong 22 for New returned the wolf upon the fold.” The swirl of Edward J. do. York, to Hiogo 23d with melt, and who were as devoid of con- regiment took part. Daniel F. Davis, the Milton, confirmation of loss of their brazen tongues was heard on every C W Orono. topgallant yard. science as an American crocodile. They well known local veteran, was officer of Southard, our Gov Robie, Nichols, arrived at hand. In some mysterious way, unknown claims: Hong came, they saw, sold, they skun, the aud had able assistants. The Wm T Partridge, Waterville. Kong July 5 from Newcastle; in 15tli. they to old reliable stock companies of stand- day I had been port they took notes, they took mortgages; business was called to order iu CO. K. Henry B Hyde, Scribner, sailed from New and their assessment com- meeting sick for six then came law ing reputation, York 5 for San Francisco. JaiirffiHer suits, costs, foreclosures, Emery Hall at 10 a. m. President Aug It is the at small cost could and w’ould by Nathaniel Crocker, Dixmont. P R trusted friend * and financial death. In that panies pay Josiah P. of Rockland. The months; Josephus, Gilkey, at Shanghai July ,.(the insolvency, Bradbury James 16 from to the estate of the insured, after he had Rogers, Bangor. ^ one doctor New York. Mechanic, Farmer, delightful period, wlieu the simple son ot usual routine was in order. Letters of Planter. J been to his and Mary L Cushing, J N Pendleton, sailed gathered fathers, large co. I.. me Sailor, and in fact all ^ Aroostook went forth to his daily toil, he regret was read from Charles R. Levalley, told I from Honolulu 28 for New cla fabulous sums of money. Their prom- July York. found agents to the right of him, agents Co. B, Huntington, Va.; 1st Lieutenant 1st Lieut Geo E Dodge, Carmel. H would have May Flint, E D P Nichols, cleared from Used internally or ises were more alluring than the sweet externally. to the left of him, agents in front of him, Heman B. Smith, Co. B, X. Y.; Chas Wiley, East Bangor. to to a Philadelphia Aug 20 for Hiogo. J words of a sold Brooklyn, go Beware of agents behind each with politician. They “poli- B. F. Co. East Geo I Smith, l'ittstield. Puritan, A N Blanchard, sailed from San imitations, T..,e ♦ him, something cies” and left. The Capt. Oakes, I, Tawas, \\ hospital to who and flat- right agents gathered Francisco Nov 2 for Hull. none but the i’ t sell, bowed and smirked, Mich,; Sergeant J. B. farsons, Co. A, CO. M. genuine a rich harvest. They lined their pockets, before I O C sailed from Honolulu tered and cajoled, and pleaded and talked, i j Pontiac, 111.; Lieutenant-Colonel Z. A. Reaper, Young, Davis.” Sold * feathered their nests. made 1st Lieut Cyrus K Penobscot. won la get well, naa lemaie troubles June. 17 for New York. everywhtr and urged and begged, with incessant I They They Smith, Co. C, Charles X. Bridges, while the shone. Then the as- Indianapolis; Percival in worst suffered R R Thomas, C G Nichols, arrived at New f from the of the sun until hay hay Smith, Winterport. their form, untold clatter, rising j Smith, Co. D, Xewlaud, Mont. Col. C. York 29 from Boston. 25c. and 50c. botti- « sessment to break and Josiah P Rockland. month July A the down of the same. All classes companies began V. Crossman of communicated Bradbury, agonies every ; my womb tipped going tumble. became insolvent. These Bangor Chas M South Sachem, Sewall Nichols, sailed from New were They Staples, Bridgton. back to backbone, had -»-e-f-e-f pestered the same, doctors, lawyers, his regrets by a comrade and sent a five my headache, York June 29 for Hong Kong. sold out to other assessment companies Isaiah L Jones, West Brooksville. ministers, farmers, merchants, and day dollar note with them. hysteria, fainting spells, itching, leu- S I) Carleton, Amsburv, sailed from New more insolvent than themselves. Finally Virgil D Sweetlaud, Palmyra. York 29 for laborers. Like sharks, their ancestors, The list of deaths since the last reunion corrhcea. April Shaughae. -Ar rronate ourr netd at i:. the most of them landed in a receiver’s Geo W West St no re- Goodale, Hampden. Nicholas, C F Carver, arrived at Karluk the Countv of Wahio oil rlie se.■. ! the agents of those were was as follows: and hands were days holders had My feet cold all 22 from Sail A l>. of would tackle hands. The policy parted ay Francisco. August, 181)7 specters persons. They Timothy 11. Tucker, Co. B, Lee. the time, limbs were so weak with thousands of dollars of their hard my that State of »Mai lie, Jl (i Curtis, sailed from r lXXIE, M El.I.iS. umuv A .1. ■ ■ saint or the cradle or the Co. j sinner, grave; Ivory Otis, G, Xorridgewock. .News Manila June 4 tor Delaware 11 late of in «*a»d c,.uii- earnings, and simply had as an equiva- Literary and Notes. I could hardly walk around the house; Breakwater. .Monroe, j anybody that they thought had a dollar. John Co. Swau- Til lie E Starbuck, Ebeu at ceased, having a some Corporal Murphy, G, was with Curtis, Syd- presented petin lent therefor nicely printed pieces troubled numb spells. I tratiou on the Their glib tongues would make worthless ville. ney, N S W, July 5 for San Francisco via estate of said dor. of which may be of value to the his- have taken four bottles of E. truck appear to be of greater value than paper Sergeant Emery S. Wardwell, Co. G, In Appletons’ Popular Science Monthly Lydia Newcastle. Ordered, That the said petition. I torian in future ages. who had for will one Wm if all interested eausiue the golden placers ot Klondike, and more Teople September appear a timely article Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, Macy, Amsbury, sailed from Hono- persons by invested in these then saw the Bangor. order to be three week- a policies on The and Results of Polar Re- bottle of her Blood Purifier, one lulu May 25 for New York. published desirable than reserved seat, in the front James Fish, Co. E, Objects pack- the Republican Journal, walls of move up another Liberty. Wm fi Conner, Frank I Pendleton, arrived printed in the New Jerusalem. Their skill grim insolvency Ii. search, by George Gerland. A brief his- of her Sanative and am they may apyiear at a Probate < row, Arlington Marston, Co. 1), Bangor. age Wash, at 28 from New foot. of the numerous Shanghai July York. I at Belfast within and lot said in facts, and lurid Dennis Co. tory from cured. I have not had one manipulating making O’Leary, A, Bangor. expeditions, entirely W .1 Sewali C Lancaster, sailed ot The modern Bobber Barous the loan that of of Marselia Botch, second Tuesday September no. Lotion appear like truth, made Thomas Co. Pytheas down to Nan- from New York June lb for clock before and shining came. Williamson, H, Bangor. of those numb spells since. Can you San Francisco; noon, show and building association men, They is followed a old Cloven Foot shake on his throne and Eli Co. Orono. sen’s, by consideration of 2, lat 36 N. Ion 38 \Y. have, why the prayer of -aid p. stood in the front ranks of Yancou, M, wonder that I sing the praises of a spoken July tremble in bis one lest lie should polished liars, what may he from these in not be granted. shoe, Lieutenant Hugh F. Porter, Co. K, hoped regions BARKS. cheats, and swindlers. They were the the future. medicine that has cured me of all these GEO. E. JOHN. utterly lose his title as father of liars. Pembroke. A true greatest benefactors of poor suffering hu- ills ?”—Mrs. Louisa Place, 650 Bel- Alice Reed, Alauson Ford, arrived at Rio copy. Attest: They could pray, preach, exhort, dance, John G. Remick, Co. G, Ellsworth. Dr. Janeiro 1 from New York. ClIAS P. HAZEI.fi manity since the days of the blessed Sav- George J. Pierce will have au arti- mont Mass. Aug swear, drink whiskey, gamble, all in the Edward K. Co. Yeazie. St., Brockton, Carrie L Lancaster, arrived at New- iour. They organized local associations. Stewart, F, cle in the Appletons’ Popular Science Tyler, same to make a An incident of interest was News 21 from Savannah. day. Anything dollar, the call for for on The port July At a Probate Court held at Bellas:. sold “shares” to old men, to young Monthly September Scope of CP w as their motto. They those who iu the memorable Dixon, N F Gilkey, sailed from New the County of Waldo, on the .-<■ to old women with to participated in which he shows that is men, gray hairs, Botany, botany Yor v 3 for Port Elizabeth. August, A. 1). 181)7. the lirst of these gentle- at to rise. were Aug Among genial charges Petersburg Sixty but a list of Latin 1 young women with flaxen curls, to boys anything dry names, Edward May, sailed from Boston 20 WINTER. iI.im-i '• men. from the great “Outside”—as all counted, of whom one-half that July URAXCKS working by the month, to girls doing signified and that the thoughtful botanist regards for New York. .1 ('OTTRELL, late ot Bellas:, the rest of the world is called in Aroos- received wounds iu that terrible dis- of W house work at two dollars week. The they his plants uot as an end in themselves but Evie Reed, A T Whittier, sailed from Cape aldo, deceased, having preset took— down the per for it on to light upon county aster. no for administrate the estate “dues” were a dollar a in rather as a means of a little more Town, date, Barbadoes. were the men. hauled month, njontli learning Ordered. That said petitioner g:\. top carriage They The election of officers resulted as fol- about the PITTSFIELD, MAINE. Harvard, Coleord, at Iquique 16 for and month out. All was fish that came processes of Nature. May persons interested .. in lines of lows: by causing lung miserably built, cheaply of Six courses of study fur both sexes. Full board Hampton Roads, ldg. order to be yiublished three week into the glittering net these grabbers. To Herbert W If constructed, hove-together combinations Leander K. Boston. present the best thought in the whole for Black. Blanchard, sailed in the Republican Journal, print, took no but like the ancient President, Marston, of experienced teachers. Careful preparation of and oil They notes, of literature from Boston 22 for Buenos that they may appear at a Prob.r. wood, iron, cloth, liberally 1st Vice Gustavus B. His- range living is the mission of of course ad Aug Ayres. demanded cash. In President, college. Graduates the scientific from Honolulu held at Belfast within and for dosed with putty, black paint, and cheap highwaymen, they cock, Fort Fairfield. The Living Age—and how well it has ful- Iolani,McClure,sailed July that last iireat dav. when Gabriel trathers mitted to the University of Maine on certificate 12 for Hong Kong. the second Tuesday of Septemlxu varnish, which cost about forty dollars ; tint! Vice Thomas G. filled this mission for over half a the clock before noon, and show the claus of the for sen- President, Libby, century of the principal. Thorough normal course. Mod- Lucy A Nickels, Amos Dow, at eacn laiu aown in ana together earth, its record Hong have, the of AroostooK. wneeutea Vinalhaven. fully testifies. Edited with a 20 for they why prayer Dick will be commended ern methods in all branches. Expenses moderate. Kong July New York. should not be farmers and others into them at tence, Turpin sound and a keen granted. buying Secretary and II. E. Sellers. judgment literary in- Mabel I Meyers, C N Meyers, sailed from GEO. E. J<)H N -• for his honesty when his are com- Treasurer, from one hundred to one doings it seldom fails to wiihia its Fall Term begins Sept. 6, 1897. N S, 7 for River Plate. A true Attest: prices ranging of Bangor. stinct, gather Bridgewater, July copy. pared with those the loan and building Chas. P. r hundred and dollars Trustees: Colonel R. B. pages the most valuable and the who have unsolicited Matanzas, arrived at New York June 14 HAZU.i twenty-five apiece, association fellows. in Shepherd, expression Among many spoken notes therefor the They gathered record of the world’s from Havana. taking signed by buyer Skowhegan; Lieutenant H. II. progress and growth words of praise for Maine Central Institute, we thousand of dollars. Then came a mighty Shaw, Penobscot, E G Parker, sailed from New and all of his family, and secured by a V. D. along every avenue of and a few as follows: At a Probate Court held at Bel: the dirt and dust of the Portland; Sweetland, Palmyra; thought activity, quote York 6 for and cart ! crash. When and Aug Lyttleton Dunedin; for the of Waldo, on th. mortgage of the itself together with Lieutenant Geo. E. Amos continually grows in value with the “Of all the causes which Pittsfield has for con- County had cleared Bodge, Carmel; spoken Aug 16, lat 37 N, Ion 61 W. of a! I> 18J7. the old For about three weeks j mighty explosion away, gone ever stream of none this institution of learn- August, family nag. E. Hardy, Bangor. increasing periodical litera- gratulation, equals Rebecca Crowell, M G Dow, at Port ! was the great head centre, gone were ing where education in its highest sense is Spain a certain instrument, purpo and four days the oil cloth top would A letter was read from Col. R. B. ture. Published weekly, at .$tj.00 a taught.” 4 for New Y'ork. the were the hard earned Shep- year, Llewellyn Powers, Governor of Maine. Aug A will and testament .d ERAN) i- shine like a agents, gone The [Hon. burnished domes of Chinese herd of the by Living Age Co., Boston. “1 to have a interest in Maine Rose Inins, Melvin sailed from late of in said < \\ dollars of the shareholders. Skowhegan, inviting associa- have coiiie great Coleord, Belfast. oiinty and the old cart would run tion to Central Institute as one of the very best schools New York June 12 for Santos. having been f..r y»r*>1 »;t:. padoga, fairly hold their next re union at that The Ladies’ presented The “big stallion” men came. The September Home in the State.” LPres. A. W. Harris, University of R G arrived it well, and then the oil cloth would begin Remarks were made comrades Journal, Serrano, Waterhouse, Hong Ordered, That notice be given were worth about one hundred and place. by in the interest and Maine. to look like the sunburnt hide of a codfish nags variety, timeliness of Kong Aug 10 from Garontolo for Rajaug and teresied by causing a copy of tins 1 Marston, House, Sweet- ••To any man or woman to ob- fifty dollars each, but they sold them to Libby, Feruald, its articles, and in the beauty of its illus- young desiring back to F. K. lished three week.- successively in in the shades, the wheels would Lowe and tain an education, where the expenses are moder- at : evening land, Crocker, Decker. It was is a St J T sailed from Journal, printed Belfast, that “clubs” of fifteen or twenty men, for trations, notable number of that ate and tlie moral 1 can Lucie, Erskiue, Bahia begin to wobble and. each make a separate j voted to the invitation and mag- atmosphere healthy, at a Probate Court, to be held or accept hold azine. A C. Aug 20 for Barbadoes. track of its and the whole combina- eighteen hundred two thousand dollars spirited article by John F. recommend Maine Central Institute.” ,G. in and for said County, on the own, the next re-union at in 1898. President Bates Thomas A W S sailed in therefor the Skowhegan Coyle, “When Said Farewell Chase, College. Goddard, Gridin, of September m .\:. at ten -i k. tion would and rattle and j each, taking payment joint Henry Clay from Buenos 20 squawk, shake, After the business the entire Ayres July for Rosario to noon, ami show cause, if any they and several note of the entire “club.” meeting to the Senate,” describes the most im- For and information address the and clatter, and till the whole country of visitors to Town catalogues load for New York or Boston. same should not be proved, appr- These notes were at a company adjourned and dramatic scene ever round about with immediately sold, pressive enacted 5w31 Willard A C at Port GEO. E. JOHN.-* discordant noises, al- !| where an elaborate tender- principal, Mudgett, Coleord, liberal to men who had Hall, spread, in and bv A true copv. Atte.-i most the dead when a discount, money Congress, another, Clifford Spain Aug 4 for New York. raising graveyard ed the ladies of was O. H. DRAKE, A. M., Pittsfield, He. « 1IA-. P to iu and by Bucksport, par- tells of Hazki was invest good paper, the “stallion” Howard, a Million SCHOONERS. ) passed. When the honest owner of | taken of amid beautiful decorations and “Destroying men out of the The Dollars a the task of the was i got county. “stal- Day, redemption the combination returning from pray- with faultless service. actual count 1 At a Probate ( oun iiei-t at B- I lions” the notes remain. The By division of our Elizabeth Bis- Georgia Giikcy.W R (Likes, arrived at. er with his remain, Treasury. = tor the ( ounrv of meeting Sunday night, wife 4-M people were served, all of whom 1\A ANY suffer in the sum Brunswick, Ga., Aug Id from St.. Pune. Wahl... notes ire and the "stallions” nearly laud, in “The Difference Between Mrs. A. > ol August A 1* 1 s and two innocent his home- good, may w Mart. babes, progress were veterans, their ives and children. and Mrs. 1"* ! be good for something. B,” defines the exactions that mer ! J KOOKS am; 0 ward could readily be traced by the fear- At the in the afternoon with headache, Henry Clausen, Jr, Appleby, at Pariuia- JOHN Patent book public meeting “The Four or the 0 W< Ki ll. Krn ful din math* his one hundred and ight agents, agents, high Hundred,” dominating ribo Aug lb ldg tor Bosem. by Emery Hall was packed. J. P. caused to the 11, .-lit ot M A K\ 1. S' ,1 111' art agents, all sacked away Aroostook Bradbury, social circle of on by exposure John G Smith, Kneelautl, arrived at Ha- twenty-five dollar conveyance. the communities, imposes ; fast .In said County ot Wa To-day, retiring president, called the an for lb wealth. Is it any wonder that hard times meeting aspirant admission to its ranks. sun vana Aug from Mobile. presented a petition u._ !■ tl.c skeletons and wrecks of those “hand- to order and O. F. of pray followed, and that so many people Fellows, Estj., Lester A Lewis, Kimball, arrived at .V j '.Ilstril'Ml, ,ni'._ !• kerridges’ beautify and adorn the sought w as called to the haven of the of Bucksport the chair. Rev. Haven Aug 24 from Bangor. j maimne in their hands, not appeal at Pro!,a:,- < have cut their Their are breezy point. with its Aug 21 it>r Baltuii-»re. j m>t good, the linkers thereof have been ; eye-teeth. eyes Rev. Thy shape star-crystal ere they go! is a and sure V. D. Sweetland of re- safe, — now were once blind, but Palmyra Thou callest speedy K \V Hopkins, Hmhborn, arr:\a .1 at Pa i- T:l• •! Sep’ e u !-,-i s >■ sued, cited, arrested, jailed, and driven opened. They for the Spring sponded Association and convey- Back from the scaled of cure Aug 24 Irani N'-rih P>. t; I lure „.mi. aim .-lmw ««.•, n ,. into now they see. The ancient Indians re- sepulchre earth, for this and ail other delplua bay. 1 insolvency. ed the thanks and W N- \\ the pracer oi stud pe-iti.-n- r- the first gratitude of his com- Vet diest witnessing her new birth Sallie I’On, H West, arrived at i'he road-nut men were garded Spanish adventurers as strange ml. i.l.i K. .1" also early in rades to the of the town for the When t.iie first robins forms of nervous headache. York Aug 14 from Boston. | the field. children of their God, the sun, but after people si"g Everybody must have a ?oad- cordial and treatment. O'er broken shell. Tofa, A 8 Wilson, cleared from New Vaik a short with their reception princely Price 15 cents. iid,;,, cart, a two-wheeled for experience them, opin- Aug lor St Pierre ami Fort de Fran •. cheap contrivance, He was followed by Comrades Thomas j. Hail, may flower! Farewell! mud and ions underwent a mighty change. A simi- Newtoi EC »mbs j_A'.. time, solitary excursions such E. K. President-elect Mars- lar has come over Aroostook. Libby, Drew, Hail and farewell, lb for Belfast. as the young men of Aroostook in. change The Philadelphia Aug •\ d delight ton, Lieut. IE E. O'. J. Ilicb ruse that Summer 1 “steel stove” men were the last to Sellers, Maj. greetest with tliy I>. M. Mi \ KK \M». liv •[ and everybody bought >ue. cost appear. ; They House, Daniel F. Davis. lips! POOR & In cases "f .H (ANNA < 1 NNING I1A.V from six to dollars But their stay was short, and their victims SON, burns, sprains, scale*. any eight each, delivered Thou but tell Druggists i said County. deeeastm. ha\itia few and far Resolutions of thanks to the Bucksport mayst of the other aecidental pains likely u> ..anc pt«- in Aroostook, and were sold between. Aroostook and iin.il are>unt aom:n.> tor twenty people were Thy x>assiou to the gossip-bee that dips to the human Dr. contingent presented and accepted body, Thomas' Ecleetru f.>r and dollars each. For about have learned their lessons, and paid for Deep in aKowauee. twenty-live and the dissolved with cheers. thy heart, Gil gives almost instant relief. Or tered. Thar iioiiee thereof a them. Henceforth will do business meeting When for the Eden where no beauties SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES year, road-carts, red, yellow, black they perish weeks sin in “he blue, The speeches were interspersed with A eessixeiy. with the whom know and can ap- mystic Gardener culls to cherish •• blonde, brunette, were more numerous people they thee, pi inted in BelKt't, in said mu: propriate selections the In that Allen’s for the feet. It cures than trust, and who are responsible. Glib by Bucksport forbidden part Foot-Ease,a powder Messeusfer’s Notice. interested max attend at .. Pr -i potato bugs have become since they Band. swollen, feet anil takes with Military Whence Adam fell. painful, smarting instantly ; held a: Bellas!. mi the see,, d I learned about the Paris law strangers, plug hats, starched the out of corns and bunions. It's the great- Office >>f niF. Sheriff u- Waldo c. nin green passed is a roll Hail, rosebud—aud farewell! sting her next, and m canm it my kid Following practically complete est comfort of the Allen’s Foot- Sr a rF oe Maine, Waldo Coi mv ss. by the last legislature. And then the dickeys, glass diamonds, gloves, discovery age. I the said, account should n-d be aid of the vet erans present: Ease makes tight-fitting or new slices feel It Belfast, August 24, A. D. lsuy \ road arts to patent leather shoes, gold-headed canes, Hail and farewell, easy. i. la t. K. JOH .\ s began disappear. They is a certain cure for sweating, callous and hot This is d. give notice that oil tlie 24th A A t.\s’> sanctimonious demeanor, can no Prince-prelate of the August day true copy broke went to longer REGIMENTAL STAFF. wilderness, tired, feet. it to-ihxi. Sold all A. D. 185*7, a Warrant in \v.o down, they pieces, they That in the aching Try by drug- August. Ins.dven.y u as. P. Ha/.i fell make them believe that it would be a dell, and shoe stores. By mail for 25c. in stamps issued Geo. E. a the of apart, they dropped into innocuous good A. C. With gists by .Johnson, .Judge Court to Serg’t-Maj. Sawyer, Bangor, gorgeous scarlet fur thy hat and Trial FREE. Address. Allen S. Olmsted insolvenev for sum Couutv .if Waldo, against desuetude. Their scattered remains are investment buy the moon at ten dollars dress, package ss i co. A. Hearest a mass Le Roy, X. Y. 24 theestateof WENDELLS K*E\ NUl.hs.it Pro, k>. found river and per acre for summer residences. Urallm)fast, on the s»-o- nd T‘ eA TAlii Tlios. G. was tiled on the 23d day of Annus-. A. I >. 185*7, for them forever left the pockets of the Libby, Vinalhaven. And signless letting pass Lun-oinx tile, ui sai.l t unty oeeea-e to which date interest on claims is to be ,'.im- The Reuben .i and were so much the Enforcement of Prohibition. F. Jordan, Ellsworth, The monstrance bell! senteil her first and nn.d -ui.• buyers, they just puted; that the of debt t.. < Hail, cardinal! Farewell! Attention Pensioners payment any y tion of said estate for allowance. a said and the transfer .4 poorer thereby. Buying road cart, as co. B. Debtor, and*delivery any Ordered. That notice thesvot The Reporter has taken an un- property by him are forbidden law; that a the sequel has shown, was another always Fred Hail and by weeks mieeessix eiy in tin Been step Brev.-Maj. C. Lowe, Brewer. farewell, meeting of the creditors of said Debtor to prove towards in favor of the of Having purchased the original records of the printed in Belfast. in saide.muty insolvency. equivocal position prohib- Jlus. N. R. Gold-truncheon’d marshal the red array ! their debts and choose one «*r more of Witham, Brewer. estate of J. C Cates, for the convenience of all assignees interested may attend at a Pr, bao The men also moved on law and of its Thou canst not !iis estate will be held at a Court of to sulky-plow itory enforcement. One Alfred M. quell pensioners having claims pending, and of those Insolvency held at Belfast, on the se« mm Tues*n. Cowan, Bangor. The rout of leaves the autumn be holden at the Probate Office in -aid Belfast*, on poor Aroostook. They too wanted a Geo. along way who may wish to present claims for additional or ber next, and show cause. a .my t li- feature of the the method M. Furbusb, do. the 15th day of September, A. 1). 185*7- at two share in ’lie rich of the law, provided That erst wore green. increase of pensions, I will be at C.,F. Cobbett’s the said account should in.: he allow. spoils Amnionitish Enoch S. do. o'clock in the afternoon. for the sale of for Lawrence, Their squadrons fiy before November's van shoe shop, 127 Main street, opposite the post GKO. I Jo]l>-' war. They brought with them a beauti- liquors medicinal, me- ; Given under mv hand the dare first above writ- John Speed, So. Athens. The victor wraps them all in shrouds of tan office, Sept. 13 and 14, 1897. I A true copy. Attest ful on chanical and we ten. ISAAC LEATHERS. plow, rigged up wheels, with a manufacturing purposes, In and in 6w31 C H As. P. HAZKI.IIN CO. c. dingle dene, L. C. MORSE. Deputy Sherid. as Messenger of the Court or 1 n- a nice and believe, and have held, could be gaudy frame, seat, levers to improved On field and fell. solvency for said County of Waldo. 2w34 But because we so believe we work the thing with. It was as beautiful upon. do Levi Chapman, Orland. Hail, golden-rod! Farewell! VI’ A 1.1)0 SS -Ill Court of II,- not and have not for M last, oil St'iond Tar- ;a\ •* V to gaze upon as the chariots with which feel, a moment felt that Wm. B. Campbell, Ellsworth. the rllAKI.KS A. M. ( LI HE. E\. the law should be as Hail and farewell, the the children of disregarded. Taken Abram do. Messenger’s iVoliee. '■ Egyptians pursued Sargent, Jr., All blessed saints of floral calendar! WOOL CARDING will of AURELIA S. KEEN litt• ■! Israel. a whole the law is The of Arthur do. right. principle Royal, Now in the cell Office of the Sheriff of Waldo Coo n said County, deceased, hat ing pre>»- a AT FREEDOM. t- The noble tiller of the soil was prohibition is true one for such a Peter State of Maine, Waldo cocntn ss. account of administration of said told how giant Mooney, Bucksport. And catacomb of bitter days ye are, evil and as Belfast, 24, A. I>. 1897. ) lowance. he could do his with this unmitigated nuisance the rum But frost I take this method to inform customers that August easily plowing co. X). pagan my This is to give notice that traffic is. The law to be enforced as Of shall not wool left at the will be taken and contrivance ; ride, smoke his pipe, and ought persecution long prevail. following places August, A. D. 1897, a Warrant in Insolvency was weeks successively, in the Kepid-'. Lieut. E. returned for the same as at the mill: L. L. Pres- take his ease other laws are. Xo valid argument can Henry Sellers, Bangor. Winter and Death are who issued by Geo. E. Johnson, Judge of the Court oi printed in Lelfast. in said C ounty. while doing his work. It Knights bring C’. E. Albion: A. E. / be deduced Stephen M. do. the cott, Liberty; Drake, Chase, Insolvency for said of Waldo, the interested may attend at a I’tol.ai, was a boon that he had been against this proposition. To Beckford, grail & E. R. County against long looking Calvin do. Brooks; Vickery Hatch, Morrill; Conner, estate of WELLINGTON R. BOODY of Brook.-, held at Bellas', on the second Tue.» i >' be sure rumsellers are viola- Kirk, That we need last and most, For further information for. It was the long promised Messiah persistent Belfast. address, in said County, adjudged to be an Insolvent Debt- her next, and .how canse.it any th- tors of the law. Clias. W. Lowell, Old Town. Sleep’s quick'ning spell. A. A. THOMPSON, Freedom, Me. of plowdom. It cost as much as ten dol- This should cause great- or. on petition ol said Debtor, which petition was the said account should not he ailo\\.--> flowers—and farewell! 3m23 > Hiram Hail, Freedom, June 3, 1897.— tiled on the 23d of A. D. to GE!; a rule, one trial was enough. The prohibitory law be enforced. Jeptha Young, So. Etna. WHAT DO THE CHILDREN DRINK? by law; meeting DMINISTRA NO! thing A Woman’s Prayer. the Credilors of said Debtor t<> prove their debts Ji. notice that he ha- would not it could not In the county the sheriff and his hereby gives plow, sing, it could deputies Gustavus B Hiscock, Ft. Fairfield. Don’t them tea or coffee. Have tried the and choose one or more assignees of his estate Administrator of the estate can give you appointed nut and it would not do for a make violation of the law dif- will lie held at a Court of to be holden spin, parlor mighty Aipheus Rowell, Clinton. O Lord, who knowest every need of mine, new food drink called Grain O? It is delicious Insolvency SAMUEL E. PACKARD, late *1 ficult if desire at the Probate Office iti said Belfast, on the 15th ornament ; it was as worthless as a con- they to. The sheriff of Wm S East Help me to bear each cross, and not Randlett, Newport. repine; and nourishing and takes the place of coffee The day of A. 1). 1897, at two o’clock in ! in the of \\ uldo. deceased,ami Somerset and his can September, County federate bank note. and County deputies sub- John Brewer. Grant me fresh courage every day, All liavm. Sorrowfully Fitzgerald, more Grain-O you give the children the more the afternoon. as the law directs. persons the sneaked it out the sale of in Somer- Help me to do my work Given under mv hand the date first above writ- the estate . 1897. Aug. b lic to stand and make a Andrew C do. This is to on MARY A. LANCASTER, late of was built for, and will hie it away to some spirit up deter- Sawyer, Give me a heart, O Lord, strong to endure, give notice that the 25tli i Br.mks, m and all indebted thereto art* t. probable use. But the thirty-six dollar words, written, Call and see our NEW of mint, Golf SI do. And keep content! patterns said to bean Insolvent Debtor, make immediatelx note was not allowed to out of necessary. The fight when entered upon Blackden, County, adjudged payment drop sight. on petition of said Debtor, which petition was JAMES S. HA li must be and continuous to James do. me to woman’s Trusses for the summer. That showed up as soon as it was due. long insure Goodale, Help do my share, Easy, cool tiled on the 25th <-t A. D. 1897. to Bartlett day August, Belfast. Aug. in, 1897. And if success. No measures will be Bradford, Carmel, Make me courageous, strong to bear which date interest on claims is to he ; the maker kicked about paying it, half-way and comfortable. We have the romputed liobert Hermon Sunshine or shadow in latest j that the of debt to or said Debt- because no value was he effective, whoever instituted. The in- Swan, Pond. my life; payment any by received, was by DMINISTRA'J KIX > NOTICE T! fluence Chas F Levant. Sustain me in the daily strife or, and the transfer and delivery of any property 4 and made to of all citizens needs to Head, and and a lit* re notue that Its- immediately sued, pay if law-abiding To content!— up-to-date styles, guarantee by him are forbidden by law; that a meeting ,>t A by gives site be made Chin do. keep ■ possible. Thus there was another “hitch” manifest in support of prohi- Houston, the Creditors of said Debtor to prove their debts appointed Administratrix the estate B. Baldwin in Ladies’ fit in case at the lowest and one or more of towards bition, the enforcement of which is of the Feleg Bradford, Damascus. [Anna September every prices. choose assignees his estate LOl'ISR E. PARK, late of Seai>i insolvency. Home Journal. will he held at a Court of to be holden utmost to the and Jobn Heard, Carmel. Insolvency in the County ..t Waldo, deceased, The arctic pluin tree men appeared. importance community at the Probate Office in said Belfast, on the 15th Ezra Monroe. bunds as the law directs. All persons to have a hand in every interest of the Pattee, of A. I). 1897, at two o’clock in They proposed the nest legitimate public. Inheritance. clay September, mands the estate of said det ea the afternoon. against of the which laid Arc- [Somerset Reporter. co. G. sired t<> the same tor settleme biddy golden eggs. POOR & Given under hand the date first above writ- present SON, Druggists. my indebted thereto are to m;»k- tic were a Arctic Sam A Crested We wondered why he always turned aside ten. ISAAC LEATHERS, requested plums good thing. Capt. Colby, Butte, Col. CATHERINE 1. were sure to make a Year for When mirth and tilled the brim- Sheriff, as of the Court of immediately. plums rich those who $2 The Journal and Tribune. 1st Lieut Chas J gladness Deputy Messenger 1897. House, Augusta. for said of Waldo. 2w34 Searsport*, Aug. 10, raised them. Arctic plums, according to Yinal F Ellsworth. ming days. TRY ALLEN S Insolvency County To all Hooper, Who else so tit as he for pleasure’s ways? FOOT-EASE, the agents, would always be in enormous subscribers, new or old, who pay Kichard C do. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. The Myrick, Men thought him frozen by a selfish pride; A powder to be shaken into the shoes. At this could not be raised their subscription to The Journal one season feet feel swollen and and A hereby give notice that lie has be. demand,they anywhere year John Ames, Orland. But that his voice was music none denied, your hot, get tired but in hence Aroostook easily. If you have smarting feet or PROBATE pointed Administrator of the estate : Aroostook, peo- in advance the New York Tribune Aaron Davis, do. Or that his smile was like the sun’s warm tight shoes, NOTICES. Weekly Allen’s Foot-Ease. It cools the feet and makes L. V would have a “cinch” on them. try HORACE BRAG DON, late of ple They (price $1 a year) will be sent one year free. Alfred Condon, Dedham. rays. walking easy. Cures and prevents swollen and would a dollar a never One day upon the sands he spoke in praise blisters and callous Relieves it a in the of Waldo, deceased, anti always bring peck, In remitting, if the Tribune is wanted the Kenney S Grindle, No. Brookville. sweating feet, spots. Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for County less. They would grow, and thrive, and F Of swimmers who were buffeting the tide: burns and bunions of all pain and gives rest and the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of as the law directs. All persons having subscriber should so as it is not Benj Babbidge, Winterport. waves of comfort. it to Sold all and A. D. the estate of said deceased are t increase and like a arriv- state, sent “The swelling life they dare to Try day. by druggists August, 1897. against produce, newly Geo W Knowles, do. shoe stores for 25c. Trial FREE. Ad- present the same for settlement, and al unless With The Journal fur- meet. package A certain instrument, to he the last ed family of “black stripes” fresh from requested. Kufus B dress Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y. purporting thereto are to make navmen Peakes, Bangor. I may not plunge where others safely go. will and testament of SANFORD H. MATH- requested Then the would a nisi all the local and much ALFRED K. NICK I- 1 Colorado. agents sell ing news, other Isaac G So. Penobscot. Unbidden in beat.” EW’S, late of in said of ately. Goodwin, longings my pulses Belfast, County Waldo, Swanville. Aug. 10, 1897. man all the trees he and take wanted, his matter of local interest, and the Tribune to Stephen M Gilley, Southwest Harbor. O blind and thoughtless world! you little leceased, having been presented for probate. notes therefor. And they did sell thous- news Gilbert L know Ordered, That notice be given to all persons in- supply the of the world, political and Lurvey, do. House for NOTICE. The s hero’s Sale. vested hv a of this order to he ands of them, and took cotes for thous- Chas B do. That ever round this steadfast feet causing copy pub- notice that she has e-• general, with fashions, household science Gilley, ished three weeks in the ADMINISTRATRIX’Shereby gives ands of dollars. The trees were and tugs the dreaded undertow. successively Republican Administratrix of the estate duly Addison M Ellsworth. Surges A story and a half house, pleasantly at that appointed and mechanics, literary and other depart- Bragg, located; Journal, printed Belfast, they may appear planted. They were trimmed, brushed, John E Ginn, North Orland. [Mary Thatcher Higginson, in The Century. fine view of Belfast bay; ten rooms all finished it a Probate Court, to he held at Belfast, within JOHN M. GETC HELL, late of Tro> ments, stories and 20 in uid for said on the second of combed and perfumed, strictly according miscellany, pages Elisha G North Bne cellar, city water in nice under County, Tuesday in the County of Waldo, deceased, an Hatch, Penobscot. house; garden, September next, at ten of the clock before to directions. the was all, it is a very taking combination at $2 a The misery of years has been cured in a noon, bonds as the law directs. All persons luo Anxiously crop Howard M Camden. good cultivation, apple, pear, shade trees ind show cause, if the same Gilley, the use of Doan’s plum, any they have, why mands against the estate of said deceased waited for. After about three of at single night by not years year. Subscriptions may begin any time, Isaiah South Dover. Ointment, 3tc. Nice should be proved, approved ami allowed sired to the same for Davis, a positive, never-failing remedy for neighborhood. Inquire of present settlement, it a But there Itching GEO. E. « waiting, came, big crop. and if desired the two papers will be sent to Geo P M. C. JOHNSON, Judge. indebted thereto are requested to make p Hooper, Meriden, Conn. Files and all similar diseases. Your dealer DILWORTH, A true copy. Attest: 1 was no market. wanted the mmediately. E M M A M. GET( 11E1 Nobody different addresses. S or can for Or C. B Chas. P. Joseph Bonzey, Bucksport. keeps it, get it you. HALL, Main St., Belfast. 44t Hazeltine, Register. Troy, August 10, 1897. Ng>vs Oh 1 ME WEEK. a* | | M VAMf P Fever Cure allays New Uses ■VI IhJ Iv I Iv 9 Fevers promptly. for. Aluminum. Our hoodlums. Taken with the Cold Cure will keep children and The first annual infants out of danger. The Fever Cure, with Matters. Aluminum bids fair to There is no doubt that Prof. Norton Muuyon’s Croup and Diarrhoea Cure, should al- become, within Maine State Fireman's the next half din- ,.t the ways be in the homes where there are children. century, one of the most spoke the right word at the Ashfield a cure useful of in Portland Munvon’s Remedies, separate Cpypp metals. a week ner when he called attention to the in- Assembled Aug. for each disease, for !»ale at all ■ t w Cn Scarcely goes drug- by that some new field of crease of the of lawlessness in the Muuyon’s Guide to Health free. usefulness for spirit iily 100 delegates were pres- gists. PlIpC it is not the When in doubt write to Prof. Mun- vl/nt discovered, says the Philadelphia rising generation, pointing to crimes I 1-ess. lion of the State being rep- yon, 1505 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa., for free From a strong possibility of be- that have lately been committed by young medical advice. coming the metal Hie mem- which enters most roughs in the rural districts of New Eng- following honorary into the large- ly subsidiary coins of the United land as evidence of it. There is no doubt ted members of the associa- 45,000 Veterans in Line. States government to the newest of shoes that hoodlumism is altogether too overs, Mayor llandall, given Henry for the feet of it runs wide a iu our arc Reviewed President who horses, through a latitude, particularly pro- >ston:\Y. H. Abbott, Boston, they by McKinley, of catalogue uses that is marvelous in its vincial cities and towns, which we have ■ng, Portland; Prof. Allen E. Receives a brand Ovation from his (omrudes. extent. Iron and steel have been been accustomed to look to for all that is \V. 11. Brownsou, George known long Buffalo, N. Y., Aug. 25. Naturally as the two most useful metals. upright and orderly in respect to conduct. Harry M. Bigelow. T. A. Aluminum must the greatest interest of the day centered now' be given an equal That there has been a lamentable deteri- land. These officers were with place either of them. oration iu this respect in many localities icsident, M. N. Eldredge, about the movements of President Mc- The odd uses to which this metal is put the recent annals of crime abundantly Presidents. C.H. Leighton, and Governor Black. Tlte Presi- aie almost Kinley innumerable. The grewsome prove. Prof. Norton locates the Frank Morse, Bath: D. W. Probably dent, although not retiring until 1 o’clock metalic casket of copper and steel that is blame for this state of things where it in Falls: C. M. Drake, Gardi- to used hide away forever the mortal when he ascribes it to a F. II. tins morning, was up quite early, and rightly belongs McAllister, Calais; tenements of humanity is gradually growing laxity of parental discipline and i.iM t'uiiu with Mrs. and Gen. and Mrs. being Jiaouu, unu^ui McKinley replaced by the lighter aluminum to the of town officers to F. B. Wood affair, neglect repress Moody, fords; Alger watched with great interest the which answers the purpose more satisfac- the first stages of ruffianism. [Boston >. B. Lewiston. Langley, bustle in Jewett, the entrance to torily, and at the same time may be her- Herald. Foster, LL.D., for nearly 30 Camp metically sealed. The is of Greek and Latin at which is just opposite to the President’s caption also the Herald’s, and lessor Almost a revolution has been created died at his home on window. The President’s decision to ride we should be loth to use the versity, by aluminum among the lithographers. possessive in the with the veterans was re- in nue, Waterville, Aug. 19th, parade The chances are that nine persons out of dealing with such a subject. The illness from heart disease, ceived with great satisfaction, but the ten the suppose old stone process, as it is charges made in this article are a ad been in ili health for sev- of the details made a brief certainly completion called, is still in vogue. This consists of for the three months in the started. very serious. Are they true? And if so, ,uid past delay getting parade tracing on a slab of stone, known as lith- failed until the end came... The President decided as a mark of what is the y ographer’s stone, whatever it was desired remdey? of Calvin to have Governor Black ride with •ast friends Graves, courtesy to take a lithograph of. To print these L. The President breakfasted about 9 STAPLES, a a life sentence at Thomaston him. lithographs under the old system describ- -liter of the two wardens o’clock in his rooms with General game private ed necessitated the use of a flat press, se- Hanna as Manufacturer of The Cele- brook, are determined to Alger and Senator Mark guests. and this meant slowness of speed. With Staples’ don. Just now some one in- After breakfast the President, General the up-to-date aluminum lithographic brated Halter, also dealer in all kinds ti raves is working the whole Alger, Governor Black and his staff left it is different. The aluminum plate plate first-class harness all kinds of connected a for his A in to take their at the head of Harnesses, Blankets, Ca>°ds, Cur- store, keeping goods petition pardon. carriages place may be bent so that it will fit the with upon that line. A Harness that they sell in Belfast for $10 1 am ise canvass is being made and of tile column. of a fast the cylinder press, making speed ry-Combs, Brushes, Etc., selling for $S.50. You will ask why I can sell them children are to \\ lien the head ot the column was reach- 100 cent, cheaper importuned fully per greater, and thus sav- than can in I for and the awaited the order to they Belfast, pay them in Staples' patent hal- reported from Bluehill that ed party on the basis of the fact that Would announce to the citizens of Monroe and ing expense respectfully ; ters and it gives me a chance to make a on both ends. Also mines there will be move, a cordon of mounted police had to time is that he is out of the with 2700 other fourth- I profit again j money. vicinity postoffice a full line of trunks and valises. done with neatness with to a cleared. Repairing the fall. The mines were work energy keep space bo tar as Uncle bam and aluminum are class Democratic uostraasters, but shall still continue to run a and dispatch. Please give me a call. ■itably some years ago, but j At the reviewing stand a large gaily deco- concerned there is much to think of. c caused them to rated in the middle of the i of copper I compartment {Should aluminum, as seems very probable Now the of seats for had been set price copper' ;’,,000 spectators now, succeed copper as the metal to use has for the President and other distin- i a New York capitalist j apart at the mint, every person who utilizes the mines. uing for the Bluehill | guished guests. penny will be affected. When the day It was 11.22 when the head of iu umstance is brought to ! exactly comes, each cent will be light weight and i.-ath lsth of Thomas the column reached the, stand. Aug. reviewing a thousand times more convenient to ear- BUY YOUR WINTER'S COAL When the mounted escort had the oviston. It is said ou good passed ly about. For this use aluminum is also was married on the ISth the President and lit* carriages containing preferable, it is said, from a hygienic on Governor Black drove aud attended :1 was born to his wife j up, as copper affords a standpoint, resting ™ \ a gust, the girl died on the by the committee aud Governor’s stall, place for the microbes of various diseases, F. G. White :st died on the IMh dismounted. The vast crowd rose his wife j they which aluminum certainly would no do. Good for Blues t" all he himself and cheered Company. end passed j vociferously. Some months ago a series of experi- 11. :’>0 the moved and eventful date.A slight I At parade again, ments with aluminum were carried on at — rrveil at Skowhegan it an j as the stall and aides passed and saluted the United States mint at Philadelphia, the President and Governor Black arose \ ugust -I.The sctioou- and although not as extensive as they I t goes to the i lias arrived in Lock- and dulled their right icfer hats, remaining standing might have been, were sufficiently so to Haddock s, Plymouth Vein and Lattimer one until the veterans, the Lehigh. age cannon, weighing aged comprising prove that the substitution of aluminum had Then seated and the othei pounds .stall, all passed. they for in was feasible. Stove and and 1 copper money entirely cannon balls, which were themselves. President in the — .. Chestnut. et. 21, ‘97, if hands, and the President again rising re- lar session of Congress. every “good ■! sale before that lumed the salute his bauds t<> CUMBERLAND COAL. WOOD OF ALL KINDS at piivate by kissing .''•peaking of hygienic purposes of alum- was reached at a them. The orders were strict that iratueeu in ci.-lusioc very inum. it is said to be as excellent a puri- we it i i -f: satisfactory wei-rnf. quality and d«ojver\. a IVn- Guarantee attention to < • held at in the stand the men YfPYipecial given delivery outride city limits. w nn* >n l-s-4 he stockholders passing reviewing lier of water as there is. The stilts of who chews or t<» the fellow” August lc.I b. <>. M. should keep eyes front, but enthu- aluminum arc insol liable in water. Con- A Famous War ■ was than Correspondent. for seven years lias been ; siasm greater duty, and nearly sequently, it is plain that when these salts one broke it. \ on*re all ■;M Maine Agricultural soei- every right,’* are formed the water can be strained and It is most to ,! i aw and under the act of June by grasping means absolute extinction to all microbes information, passport, President at the scheme. can me Seasonable ■ laughed heartily may—you give best: therefore I : <‘>p< liv*-ly, is follows: 1896— or organic matter which the water might Fine Silver Plated The battle earned the from ask for it. It is August, 8,222 and flags by post contain, leaving it, after meeting the you immaterial to tlie received a welcome from | of the 2 < Erie, Pa., special the salts of aluminum oc- the Breast. logic position I take and 1781: 0! October, purification virtually the President. It was 1 o’clock before whether are an office or ember, 2971 and 1615; casion, as clear and healthful as the water Mr. A. H. of Kerr you messenger KNIVES, had the Crausby, 158 St., the Chancellor of Shoes. and 228s. 1^.»7—Janu- Pennsylvania got by reviewing from the purest spring. There are other Term., that his wife the Empire, a lieuten- -;|;- stand. Ohio came next and as its Memphis, says banner methods of wfater the use of ant, or a commander-in-chief.’ February, 4654 and purifying by paid no attention to a small lump which came in view there was a roar of No as another FORKS, and 7677 applause aluminum, but are not adopted to in her but it soon de- wonder, then, that, friend 8*11; April, aud the smiled his they appeared breast, President acknowledge- the or al- of his puts it, “MaeGahan could do -7'.i and 12,089, June,IS, 168 any extent, trough tank system veloped into a cancer of the worst type, any- ment of the tribute. he liked with made I robable that a convention ways having been productive of the best and notwithstanding the treatment of thing Ignatieff, calmly SPOONS, 1 ins was repeated, with more emphasis iove to Madame rather RUSSETS, i-fd between Spain and the results. | the best physicians, it continued to Ignatieff, patron- » when the C'antou, Ohio, post came ized Prince and nodded af- ••■s mi the settlement of all along l ossiuly one ot tiie greatest claims ot and grow two Gortseliakoff, (ROGERS and the President to the front of spread rapidly, eating to the Grand BROS,) a-count of the Cuban stepping aluminum to preference is that it is cheap- holes in her breast. The doctors fably Duke Nicholas.” the platform, clapped his hands it is to be observed that in tlie All kinds of Silver Plated claims commission sim- vigorous- er; for, although the den and for it has soon writing and] Ware while the members of the waved pronounced oppointed in 1*71 which ly, post tremendously increased, there has been her incurable. A description which I have quoted, Mr. BICYCLE, CUnFQ their hats aud shouted. At 1.30 the Presi- Forbes had no of iaims of citizens of both no notable increase in price It costs less celebrated New York design making a general OnULO. dent and Governor Black left the review much less of TENNIS, the insurrection of than zinc or copper, for instance, and it is specialist then treat- statement, analyzing tlie ing stand just as the of American notion of He was sim- _It is not improbable department replacing them in many instances, such as ed her, but she con- equality. Connecticut arrived at the of re- in his id announcement will place in the manufacture of paper and celluloid. tinued to grow worse ply indicating acute, straight-for- Gold Filled Watches view. Their lunch was served at a ward manner what lie few weeks of a radical private Even some of the most popular musical and when informed conceived to be resilience near MaeGahan’s attitude toward all the world. For LADIES and GENTLEMEN. ; resent attitude of the pen- by. instruments are made of aluminum. The that both her aunt The division earned oxfords. "W ard pension claimants w ho Michigan great ap- mandolin, the guitar, the banjo are all and grandmother had ladies; for its appearance. When Fair- ;ate war service. Undei-the plause constructed ot the metal occasionally. died from cancer he What Hood's Sarsaparilla has done for banks Post of Detroit came Secre- others it will also do for Hood's Sar- '■ruction of the laws any ser- along, Even the violin has been made of allum- gave the case up as you. tary of War was seen the saparilla cures all blood diseases. in federate cause, irrespective Alger upon right inum, and very successfully. hopeless. Hank of the first in ALL ;ce for the is a company, marching Someone then re- Wanted all the facts. “It interest IX 7 IIl \l a TEST STYLES government, tiie may 3 CLOCKS. 3 post uniform. The President pointed Octave Thanet. said the returned i *u. ('ommissioner of Pensions commended S.S.S. you, children,” missionary AXJi him out and the stand who was LOWEST I'll ICES. s a occupants gave addressing the if I that if claimant served in ana mougn mue nope lemamcu, mic Sunday school, General Alger a round of applause. It is said that when the author of “The teii you of an adventure I once had in India. Have your Eyes Fitted for in the C onfederate service, begun it, and an improvement was no- With of Indiana walked Missionary and of many other While going through a jungle I came face •serted or left its ranks and eu- Lafayette post Sheriff,” ticed. The cancer commenced to heal and I to face with a lion. There was no chance to * * * STEVENS General Lew Wallace and he received a stories of Western was •• strong life, taking BROS., Union army, served therein when she had taken several bottles it retreat, and I hail nothing to defend Spectacles, I welcome. a walk one day she happened to observe myself -uorably discharged, it would entirely, and although sev- with. I stood perfectly still and looked the Xo. 59 Main At the head of the name “Thanet” chalked on a disappeared Street, Belfast. a Minneapolis division a freight a >1106 to refuse him pension. eral years have elapsed, not sign of beast steadily in the eye." “Winch eye?” We can sav e you Money, drum of the oldest veterans attract- car. It struck her and, j '*u lias been referred to the corps fancy, prefixing the disease has ever returned. a$ked a breathless little boy in the infant ed the attention of the President and he “Octave” to she created the and Secretary Bliss for their it, pseudo- class. [Chicago Tribune. gave them a special recognition. Not one nym which is now familiar to thousands Itch ou human, on and of the features of the of readers. Indeed, few mange horses, dogs interesting parade comparatively A Real Blood all stock, cured in 30 minutes Woolford’s missed the President’s readers know Miss Alice French Remedy. by A Fine Line of Silver, attention, and he by any Lotion. This never fails. Sterling S.S.S. purely vegetable) Sanitary Sold by Sch. Nimbus, which arrived laughed heartily at the corn and wheat other name. Few know, too, that, though {guaranteed A. A. Howes and Co..Druggists, Belfast, Me. a and never fails SWAN is real blood i' SIBLEY CO. k 20th from displays of the west and the complimen- in her work she reveals an insight into remedy, Iy28 Aug. Pernambuco, to cure Eczema, Rheumatism references to It was ten Western life that could be Cancer, H, J. LOCKE & JOBBERS OK •ne tary prosperity. possessed only The man that found the North Pole SON, passenger, Douglas Perkins, New Scrofula, or any other blood disease. minutes after three when New York State by one bred to it, she is of England Got in the was one of the of Our books tangled pack. National Bank Building, party gold department, Commander Shaw and his stock. Born in Davenport, Iowa, she The man that found the man that found -will be mailed P. O. Square. BELFAST. ! CRAIN, which sailed from New York last staff, saluted the President, and the New has travelled extensively in the Southwest The pole, got half way back. free to any ad- The man that found the man that 'he New York boat, J. F. York State veterans began to tile by. found pilot dress. Swift man FEED, They comprised two divisions and formed The that found the Pole, ■ Terra del straits of He wandered 'round in Fuego, the largest department in the line. Specific Co., Greenland, SEEDS and Ga. Aud nearly froze his soul. Perkins said that the party The battered of New York elicited Atlanta dags The man that found the man that found W. ■ GEO. d some to the time BURGESS, but the gold, up greatest applause aad Gettysburg post The man that found the man had failed to find the metal in GROCERIES. y of New York City was heartily cheered. That found the Pole got home again, | mtities. Perkins is from Cleve On and on went the column and for over And to lecture straight began. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ I***porters oi Suit. The survivors of the Xorwe- an hour it was but New Yorkers. He lectured every night in the week nothing Dealer s in the finest quality of •uer Seladon, from New Castle Jefferson county representatives stopped And gathered in the tin. The And the others he a dollar a •i. which was wrecked on Star- in front of the stand anti cheered for the Bronchitisinflammation,soreness,cough, paid day : To take the tickets in. JOB PRINTER, l ar- discharges, alteration of ♦ ♦ Anthracite and id in August, 1890, have President. Oneida county battalion purulent paid voice and weakness which accom- York Press. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ v ickland, X. Z. After suffering a similar tribute. [New this disease find immediate est privations they reached General Alger joined the reviewing party pany For Over Fifty I ears. Blacksmith .aid in boats and remained there help in while the New York’s delegation was pass- A n Old and Well-Tkied Remedy.—Mrs. > 3?*ORDERS PROMPTLY with the natives before they ing. It was close to 5 o’clock when the Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for Opera House Block, Belfast, Me, FILLED. aed. The mate and over millions of mothers for captain, last of the New York State division passed ANCIER’S lifty years by 33. 35, 37 Front >»f the Seladon died on their children while teething, with St., Belfast, Me, Sophia tiie stand and after nearly six hours of con- perfect of success. It soothes the child, softens the The financial report the staut attention the President aud Governor TELEPHONE 4-2. ltf ETROLEUM gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and Endeavor of 1897 will be oflicial- Black were driven to their hotel amid the is the best remedy for Diarrhiea Is pleas- ’•d to the convention huzzas of old quarterly soldiers aud tiie applause of ant to the taste. Sold by druggists in every w over but entire the to tle. Its value is incalculable. Be sure and ROSTERS, $25,000 collected, day great crowds was most or- oct a vi'. ru ,.\ n It possesses a special power i^es exceeded this amount about ask for Mrs. Winslow’s and x'x BILL derly auci there was no intrusion upon the allay the inflammation, Soothing Syrup, HEADS, x'x promptly take no other kind. Edward Parker Deacon, the President. The President admitted that relieve the harassing cough, Vi)T LETTER HEADS, Vx~ auil in the where she is as much at * * an an once South, of old and distinguish- he was tired with the work but said cleanse the membranes “Bobson is daft about the new PROGRAMS, day’s home as poisoned certainly Water 'd among the people of Iowa, Boston, the man who on Feb- he was There were men and the weakened baby of his.” “What lias he done?” PAMPHLETS, Spring pleased. 45,000 and whom she strengthen “Why, i Kansas, Nebraska, from we were all 892, killed M. Emile Abeille, in in line in the nerves. Unlike Cod-Liver Oil talking about the tariff at the procession. has drawn some of her charac- Is used iu our • strongest office last but Bobson de- '■on's appartments at Cannes, compounds, it is perfectly agree- Saturday, only made prescription ters. In “The Sheriff,” her one remark.” “What did he “He y ’he man whose exploits and ac- Electric Railroad Deals. Missionary able to take, say?” partment and in all prepara- latest the promptly digested, wanted to know if they had raised the been the talk of society in volume, recently published by and assists stomach and bowel duty tions Miss French has done some of on catnip tea.” [Cleveland Plain Dealer. requiring pure water... and America, and have Two important deals in Maine electric Harpers, action. And all kinds of Legal Printing England her finest the chief in each e also have this famous onsiderable public interest, was railroads were completed last week. A. F. work, figure Kellet In Six Hours. neatly and promptly done. 7t( Gerald of I. of the stories, Amos Wickliff, being an Braggists 50c. and $1.00. Pamphlet mailed water for sale. 21st committed to the McLean Fairfield, C. Libby of Water; Distressing Kulney and Bladder disease spring : distinct American and free. ANGIER CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON. at Mass. ville, George C. Moses and Franklin absolutely type, relieved iu six hours “New Great South YVaverly, one of the and most lovable by II. Twitched of Bath compose a syn- strongest American Cure.” It is a great surprise on A. A. HOWES & characters in recent fiction. CO. dicate that has secured control of the account of its exceeding promptness in re- Petroleum for the Lungs. in and Lewiston & Auburn Electric Railroad, The Potato of 1897. lieving pain bladder, kidneys back, A STEAM BOILER Crop in male or female. Relieves a retention of Newton obtained of the S. Lord & of but its having majority stock about •ghly purified everything water almost If want Co., 25 B. P., with CATARRH immediately. you and Petro- and of the bonds. It is understood that be- ni„r°“L * antiseptic properties, Aroostook potato dealers have just relief and cure this is the all A Climatic quick remedy. connections com- Angier’s process, becomes a taste- the new owners propose to build to to the of ’97 westward. A. A. gun ship crop Sold by Iiowes and Co., Druggists, has been but little used "1 ess oil emulsified and com- Brunswick plete, by Bel- which, and Bath, and perhaps to The crop this year is excellent in quality Affection Belfast, Me. Iy28 SAIL tli the is BALV^B fast Coliseum Co. Call on hypophosphites, doing Turner, with such other improvements but not to in It MAKERS, work in the treatment of quite up par quantity. Notl.lup but a local American Boy: what’s an absolute lung and extensions as 1 ‘Papa, And ASA *. or may be deemed advis- will be about a two-thirds crop. The or of cli- ■S5%|Sf®1?w Successors to J. W. Frederick & as BIGGS ilial troubles. This preparation, remedy change ^PT®* & '^AD M monarchy ?” “Papa: “A country ruled by a Co., able. A. F. Gerald has been mate will cure it. Petroleum Emulsion has made gen- early summer was unfavorable for theit ^HAY-FEVER mS ^k king whose is unlimited. His N. F. HUSTON. Augier’s Get a well-known ■r' authority Liver eral manager. extensive to the phar- lyjf; q word is law, and the must do bis bid- Belfast, May (i, 1897.—18tf l, welcome substitute for Cod growth owing frequent maceutical remedy, people is greatly superior in its results. The Skowhegan & Norridgewock Elec- rains, but the quality is all right. The ding. Do you understand?” American ? : in this and Eu- tric Railroad has been a sort of boss.” Ship physicians country bought by a syndi- price that is now being received is $1.75 Boy: “Ob, yes; political Chandlers, Ship Brokers, it. Oue of its cate York i, prescribing peculiar composed of R. W. Brown, E. P. per barrel. Aroostook has been very free Balm [New Weekly. s its to weak ElysCream adaptability stomachs, Albert II. Weston and J. P. some Page, Clark. from potato bugs this year, but in It is quickly Absorbed. $100. AND DEALERS IN Perfectly agreeable to take and a help ■■ The is said to at once. _ ^•*stion. price paid have been sections of the State and in the West they Gives Relief ■™Fr^r—-. Ur. £. Detchou’s Anti Diuretic S/tevt/turu) / $15,000. It is reported that the improve- have been It is said that plenty enough. COLD 'n H EAD more Tents, Cart ments on the 0peNaLniVa“,lie May be worth to you than $100 if Awnings, Covers, AUGUSTA and line, which are to begin at there will be a in the West, and Inflammation. PORTLAND, HOULT JN, Me. .v,«ur head fell as though some one shortage Allays you have a child who soils bedding from in- once, will include a fine hotel at Nor- it is will a Heals and Protects tlieembrane. Restores th e it; as a million predicted that potatoes bring contenence of water Cures ; Actual Business by mail and railroad. Instruc- “dinuiering though Senses of Taste and Smell. No Cocaine, No Mer- during sleep. Duck, Cordage, Paints, the week-The ball game between the food against alum and all forms cess with brick for Boston the week. North Club. The follow- past R. Tilton, same. Sch. Susan N r past Searsport Literary at the Centre church next Sunday-Mrs. of adulteration common to the cheap Islesboko. The of the Red Seals and the nine re- marriage Mr. Newton Amboy to Belfast. 46 ,-ent'. Sell, were elected: F. L. Searsport brands, royal raking powder ing officers Trundy, D. A. McManus is the week with co., Hoboken to 43 C. E. Bisco, cashier of the Manchester, N. passing YORK. Pendleton and Miss Hatch took ley, Castine, cents. sulted in a victory for the Red Seals. The NEW 0 Dorothy Pres., Mattie Mathews, Vice Pres.; Zennie in and National in town. friends Bangor Orono....Mr. S. C. 22d. a H., Bank, spent Sunday score was 11 to 5. place August The bride is daugh- All who will take an Hartson, Secretary. was in last week. Files Bangor several days ter of Piam D. Hatch, a most estimable Grace L. Nichols of Bucksport was in Palermo. Elmer of East Searsmont. School in district No. active part are requested to meet at the hall ....Mr. and Mrs. A. visited at Mr. Worthing Branch town last B. Higgins young lady and a general favorite among week, the guest of Maud Col- Mills has an of 35 3 begau Aug. 30th under the instruction of next Saturday evening. A. L. 24th_Mrs. F. L. Phil- bought engine horse-power cord. Wards, Aug. her young friends. The groom, since com- of Parker Marr of Somerville, which he is to Miss Isabel Towle of Belfast.. .Miss May brick and son Lewis are in Bangor for a few pleting his studies at the Bucksport Semi- Albert N. Carr a row boat this add to his mill for Cummings of New York City arrived picked up Wallace Giles of is carding sawing shingles. COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. days.... Unity visiting nary about two years ago, has been engaged week and holds it subject to the order of the ....C. E. Carr’s colt got loose at Bowler’s August 25th-Mrs. John La wry and his sister, Mrs. Cora Cole-Mrs. Mary in business in the store of his Win- Hundreds of Children and adults \ are father, WORMS! owner. Edith of Vassal boro at A. J. store last Thursday evening and ran home, daughter but are treated for other diseases Centre Montville. Mark Bartlett and Stevens is the of J. G. Cillev-Fred field S. \ guest Pendleton. Both of these young toms are indigestion, .vith a y a distance of a mile and a without Lawry’s.Ernest Spear of Augusta is and and Eben half, petite, foul tongue; offensive hreat Wales Bartlett have entered the University Wilbur Hunt, Will Hasty people are held in and full with to a few weeks with his justly high regard belly occasional gnpmg- Mass, .were registered at the Sears port House doing any damage himself or carriage. spending grandpar- abont the heat of Maine at Orono.... Jacob Cain, an aged Small are attending the High school at they receive the congralutations of their avel; and itchinc When Mr. Carr got home he found the team ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sands Hunt_Mrs. Arad the rectum and about he anus ... Saturday. dull; of the nose; resident of this town, died Friday. The re- Jackson.... Mr. Eben Gordon and family of many acquantauces. itching short *1 in the barn door, the door being open.... Eli Mahoney and Cora Mahoney spent last week grinding of the teeth, starting \ Henry F. Richards has gone to Dixfield, mains were interred near his former place of Clinton passed last Saturday at Mr. Joseph slow fever; and often in children. Carr is having his barn newly shingled_ at North port Camp Ground-Rev. V. E. W interport. Much sympathy is ex- where he has in the Merrill in Martha Miller employment residence Liberty-Mrs. Gordon’s-Misses Flossie and Grace Wing Hills of C. W. of James Belden, aged 84 years, spent several Union and Rev. Lowell pressed for Mr. E. S. Young in his recent spool mil!. of Portland was called here the death of went to last to by Unity Saturday visit Mrs. North Waldoboro were at E. P. days last week at Northport camp meeting, Mahoney’s great bereavement. Tuesday, Aug. 17th, bis TRUES Mrs. Flossie Fairbrother and Mrs. C. F. her father, Jacob Cain....Miss Miriam Mary Clark. Mr. Sidney Ward went to returning Thursday. Friday he went to the Aug. 27th-John Cummings and wife and two young daughters, Mattie and Orra, PIN WORM who the summer with her Kavanaugh o' Hartlaud are visiting Mrs. Bartlett, spent Waterville last week with a load of potatoes, two are Washington camp meeting.... Mrs. Shep- daughters spending the week in went to Hope to visit some relatives, and Emma Sweetser. parents, has gone to Adams, Mass., to teach. which he sold for SI.00 per bushel. The Camden-The friends herd Norton and children of Augusta spent, many of Will Bick- Wednesday afternoon the sad intelligence ... Mrs. George Frye spent last week at crop in this town will be light. Farm- ELIXIR potato ford will learn has The schools in Union school building be- last week at Mrs. Norton’s... .Mrs. be pained to he broken came by telephone of the sudden death of is the best worm made Mary remedy TR*t( un, Ground.Mrs. John ers there are but few in the and It has been in u<«e 46ynirs 20th. All other schools in Northport Cam]) say hill, Thomas Rowe of his the one from cholera morbus. Orra ^ gin Monday, Sept. Brookline, Mass., is visit- leg. younger is purely narmb ns a:. Brown of Poor’s Mills is the of her veitetftDie, guest some find them decaying quite badly. Where ut worm, are present it a. town Monday, Sept. loth. ing friends in town-James Knowles and was a very lovable little girl, about 11 years daughter, Mrs. V. Thompson. Swanvillk. Wallace Gray has gone to and corrects the condition of the n Prospect Ferry. Miss Hannah Heagan family and Harry Hinckley and wife of of age. She was a member of the Methodist hrane of the stomach and bowels Mrs. C. N. Carver, accompanied by her North Wilson has to Bel- cure for ion and Biliousn- Prospect. Misses Flora and Sarah Jay-Mrs. gone Constipat Haley spent last week at North port... .Jenison who the San- Sunday school and Junior League, and was uable remedy in all the common grandson, Ralph Crotfell, return to Brock- Lowell, Mass., recently bought fast-Mrs. Peirce of is her children Killmau of visited Misses Bangor visiting Price 36o. \sk y mr dru. Prospect Village Grant and wife of Winterport visited rela- ford farm, arrived in town last always ready to do her part in all the con- I»r. J. r. tun by steamer this afternoon. Thursday. father, Clark Marilen... .Hon. A. E. Nicker- TRUE ACO Aubur Addie and Jennie- Crockett of Stockton Special treatment fee Write tives here last Friday.Mrs. Wallace ....Eugene W. a student from certs and elsewhere. She will be TapeWorm* A. D. Puffer, son has returned from where he at- greatly Mo wry and R. W. Emerson of Bos- last week-South Branch Buffalo, Springs Grange, Grant of Charlestown, Mass., visited rela- Lowell, Mass., at the first missed in the home circle and by her teach- preached Baptist tended the National A. R. f>'n spent last week in town, leaving Satur- has voted to hold the fair Encampment, G. Prospect, Grange tives here last week-Mrs. Hattie church last afternoon. ers and young friends who were all so Kinney Sunday ....Fred his day oil steamer City of Bangor. 23d in Miss Nora Miller and family have return- Sept. Prospect Village.... of Stockton is visiting at William fond of her. The funeral services were Kinney’s. Morrill. Mrs. David Nash died last ed to Emerson of Chelsea-Albert Mudgett has been A watch was found last week at North- Prospect has a class in music. ....Mrs. Abby McLellan of Bucksport is conducted by Rev. J. P. Simonton at her * Friday night from a complicated case of dangerously ill, but is fast improving. His port Camp Ground. The loser will find it She is skilled as a teacher of music and has friends here-Miss Fannie Parker late home Friday afternoon. Many beautiful Stock of visiting hernia She was attended Mrs. Amanda Largest by arrived a class in Dr.T.N.Pearson, mother, Mudgett, by corresponding with box No. 41 Searsport. quite Prospect_The potato crop of visited Miss Ginn Howers were furnished by the her Bucksport Josephine who called Drs. G. C. Kilgore of Belfast and from B. F. Mud- family, will so Bangor Thursday night. L The collection will be called for be short and will the bean crop.... last week-Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Proctor Sunday school class, Junior League, and monthly J. W. Pearson of Camden to his assistance gett-of Monroe visited his brother Albert Miss Lizzie Bowden of Jamaica Plain, others... The Hose Co. are at the church next drove to Rockland last and an Kelly building Congregational Sunday Friday, returning operation was performed for her re- Sunday-Capt. Nehemiah Smart, U. S. In- FURS Communion service in the after- Mass., visited at Lizzie Lane’s last week- home arrived a line new hose house ami the Defender Co. morning. Saturday.Gerry Harding lief, but they could not save her. The has been ordered to the mouth of Miss Maria has and last spector, noon. Heagan improved home from Providence, R. I., last are enlarging and putting a tower on theirs. 11ST 3VE jA. I Thursday. funeral was held at the church last Sunday the Saco river to look after the breakwater IS," Ei week visited Mrs. Sarah Lane-Grain is -Frank -Mr. and Mrs. Getcliell of China Nathaniel Doane of N. Harding has left E. W. Grindle’s at 2 P.M. Rev. A. D. Thibodeu and for Elijah Manchester, H., this The earliest officiating. left there last Friday morning_ ripening slowly year. store. Ferdinand Harriman takes his visited their old neighbors here last week.... sh.-riff of Hillsburo made a short place. The respect for Mr. Nash and his two sons Mrs. County, sweet corn has filled in Margaret Greeley is visiting her sou got along, having ... .The names of the students who will at- Timothy Fellows left last week for Brattle- visit to his sister. Mrs. V*’. E. this was exhibited kind and at Bar Griunell, this season_James A. by many helpful Henry Harbor-Miss Annie Adams wet, foggy Healey tend school at from this this boro, Vt., where he is to attend the FUR w^k. Bucksport place acts of friends and and the of Rockland is the of Mrs. Seminary has been the mutton and neighbors, large guest Elbridge furnishing potatoes are Lulu Alfred Albert under the charge of Prof. Hiram Miller Avery, Frve, Avery, concourse that followed the remains to C. O. of Robert P. Nichols, after a week’s visit to and some truck for the Fort Point the Greeley.... Berglind Somerville, garden Herman Avery, Gerry Harding, Frank formerly of this town-Mrs. Eaton of North 1 :s aunt. Mrs. P. in grave. Flowers in profusion were placed Mass., is a guest of H. M. Chase and family. Eugene Carver, Boston, Hotel, but tins week about closes up the Carolina and her Miss Harding, Rose Mudgett-At Mt. Heagan and around daughter, Sadie Eaton» REPAIRING will goto Worcester, Mass., to attend the business there. upon the casket, and after the -Miss Mabel Billings returned from her last Rev. Mr. Hill of Morrill are her Mrs. Snow and Mrs Sunday bap- was to earth the fresh at the with visiting sisters, academy there. body consigned clods outing Cape Miss Florence Cole OP Centre Lincolnville. Mr. Drake tized Mrs. Mrs. Frank Harlow.... Mr. C. R. Hill returned from his EVERY DESCRIP- Percy Lilly Ridley, Bow- were covered them. The and the fall term of school in Dist. TION done in the best Miss completely by began This, Thursday, evening Charlotte left for Massachusetts, where he Isiah to New York on boat_Mrs. manner. Saturday doin, Bowdoin, Alfred Frye, and wish to extend their heart- No. 5 last .The Union trip Saturday’s possible Thorndike will mourning family Monday... Sunday Sibley give her lecture, has Parker has Mr. Charles and C. R. Mrs. Cutter and some others went employment-Mr. Emery Moody wife. A large con- felt thanks to their friends and school had its annual and clam-bake Hill, “Over Palestine Hills on at the neigh oors, picnic Horseback,” been called to New York by the illness of was present.Mr. Brew- on the excursion to Bar Harbor gregation Joseph who so kindly and thoughtfully assisted last .Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Saturday.... Old < Vug church. Admission 20 cents. Lecture Thursday... Cunning- Style Capes his son Ernest-Miss Caro and ster and Miss Pierce of Camden Fernald is at home from Boston ou a Billings Georgia them in their aflliction_Last ham of D. Roy 'o at 7 o’clock. Saturday Washington, C., visited relatives begin Mr. Nelson McDougall of Rockland spent are visiting at Mrs. Thomas Heagan’s_ week’s vacation... .Mr. and Mrs. Keppler of MADE INTO ! Mrs. Hollis Longfellow, while at Mrs. L. A. and friends in town last week_Jewell All scholars who have not been examined, last Saturday and Sunday in town....Aub- George Heagan of Lynn, Mass., is visiting Boston are the guests of Mrs. John Sproul. Robinson’s, fell and broke her arm between Dowling and Arthur Williams returned to sr\ L1SH wishing to attend the High school the com- rey Tower spent his vacation at home and his mother, Mrs. Matilda Dow. ... .Miss Ada Walker arrived from Portland the wrist and elbow, at the same time badly Malden, Mass., last Saturday-Dr. A. B. COLLARETTES. term, are to meet the returned to his work in last Tues- last week for her summer vacation.. ing requested superin- Waverley the wrist held Mrs. Unity. Dr. who came from dislocating joint_Morrill Spinney and daughter Pearl of Detroit, tendent at the school room on Thurs- Miss Thomas, <«oo■ Ayer-Rev. exchanged Miss Julia Davey.... W. H. Sherman and while silvei continues to fall? r of a " nil v> micomu oi vvaiuo I lav !• signs advertisements shall he placed on Lyman Partridge started in liay-rick Just uusepu last Satur- Apples, p puipirs bunuay witn Kev. t. b. JJoiulr oi ** j family, and Augustus B. Sherman, who have dried, p 11,. -4 b KM. i them nr um not make the for a clam-bake at Harbur last day to begin a course in tlie buildings. Why Searsport Jackson. ..Mrs. Ellen Fowler is no better University_ Keans, ;-m ; 2b -/I a Lau | been visiting their sister, Mrs. 5>II11' Nk\\>. •• Joseph > same law in and when Orris Vickery, Leander Jackson, Gracie medium. 1 2< ri. 4<>e4b K.- She is attended Dr. G. A. Mrs. and Miss Frank Knee William Frank by Stevens and W. G. Fuller ami family have returned to George Weymouth Annabel Aug. 20. Svh. ,1. 11. (i. Perkins. Farnsworth, Cheese, p lb. 0 1-2/, in St land, Sweeney, rotten ones. He thinks of putting them up at last are in Portland. Chirken.pl!.. K-//12 Tut !v W. Colcord and M. H. H. H. accounts was improving rapidly.... Pittsfield and their cottage will be to rent Daggett teaching Belmont. wife, Prescott, in tissue paper and sending them to the State Aug. 27. Si ll. Miantoiioinali, Ryan. Boston. if Sk ;">( a 7.' Dr. Collier and of are » wife Brooks visiting for the remainder of the 28. Sells. Port- It,, 1 4 •/ I \ .-a Grant, Fred Gilkey, Geo. Plummfcr, Miss F. season-Richard Bkooks. C. E. Lane has returned from a Fair. In the meantime he will have them Aug. Mary Willey. Williams, iMiek, ( at Mr. Marion land; Gen. Adelhert Ames, Small, Boston; Sea Liras, p SSL. !. Miss Nettie Staples’.Mrs. Melinda Whitten is sick-There was a F. Miss quite baud business to Kennebec s ... Macrae, Gray, Middle- trip county_L. C. photographed by Howe....The Waldo and Bird, Rolerson, Wood’s Moll. Fowl, p II., a vs of Frankfort is her Bray visiting niece, Mrs. SS ... ton. concert at Windermere Park, Aug. 20th, Jones ami wife have returned from a visit Kennebec Musical Convention will Aug. 21*. Sells. Mary Hawes, Tripp, Portland; <»eese, p th. be held A Freeman Mrs. is a Fannie Edith, Ryder, Bangor. ■ Partridge. Bray very which passed off very The ball to in liciuif Pri. i:> The Odd Fellows oi Sears Lodge, with pleasantly. friends China-Mrs. Celia Lane Hus- at Windermere Park, Unity, Sept. 8th and Aug. 30. Seh. Willie E. Newton, Coombs, New smart old lady, eighty-nine years old. She in Keel. corned, 7 " s Limn the evening was well al- of North Vassalboro visited 9th.... N. York. pit, their families and invited guests, will have patronized, sey friends here Walter Cargill leaves for the State Hotter salt,. 14 IF Is hit M• reads all the can converse on Aug. 31. Seh. Little Eva, Rossiter, Lincoln* baa, papers, any though it was very Mr. H. C. (Urn. a clam-bake at Mosman’s Park next Satur- I stormy.... last week. Her husband, Mr. Benjamin University at Orono, Tuesday. Willie Car- ville. p bu. lb >niui.- subject, and enjoys her friends_ sailed. < racked ( >r11. > bu. I )il,kt*t ■ ■' visiting Chandler is suffering with fever. has a at | day afternoon. Each member is requested hay Hussey, bought place Windsor Cor- gill leaves this week to resume his studies Corn Meal, tb Mr. Floris Partridge is friends in 26. Sells. James Holmes, Boston p bu, I'olliM-U.I of visiting ner aud will move there Aug. Ryan, Cheese, II r* *rk. to bring a basket viands to supply kirn- Troy. Those from this town they soon_Jas. at Pittsfield, and Ralph Morse takes up his Melissa Trask, p \ Rockland.... Mr. and Mrs. Homes who have Trask, Bangor. ('niton 1 *2b Phillip H. Seed, p cwr, r>a seif and invited friends. The will Bushiield and wife of are second term at Aug. 28. Sell. J. G. Perkins, Farnsworth, < bake be been at have Haverhill, Mass., Bates College, Lewiston.... Codfish, dry, j.* II. b e«jxni *«v»s; it Rev. H. H. Bawden. Charles !. paper. ! I nomas Churchill-Hollis M. Lamb is in by household affairs-Mr. O P. Estes attend- Bowden, who was injured by being thrown P. W. Ayer....Rev. Wesley Wiggin preach- Pendleton, Collins, New Bedford: Eagle, Cobb, Me., and Miss Sarah S Wells oi !■• sobs. Maud Thomaston, and Base Bangor attending the Deaf Mute Conven- from a is said to be im- ed at the church last Boston; sld, Briggs. BiuiMiKs-ORi.WAV. In IVic Ball. The ball game which took ed the races at Pittsfield lust week_Mr. carriage recently, Congregationalist Sun- Annie R. New York. tion-Mrs. Lewis, Cobb, Win. S. Bridges of Penobscot ami '• place Tuesday afternoon at Mostnau Park Abbie Ingersou of Woburn, E. has It was a line sermon and there was a 30 Ar, sells. Anna Pendleton, Benniah Harding has returned from a visit- proving.George Lang sold day. Norfolk, Aug. Ordwav of Castine. between Belfast ami was one of and Mrs. New York (and sailed for Bangor G •• Searsport Mass., Roxie Frye of New Jersey his on the hill to full Thomas, Cl NNINOll AM C AKI.ISI.t 111 ing tour in Waterville and place Lang James B. house-Mrs. Lena Holmes returned to R. New York sailed the most interesting as well as one of the Albion, Benton, Henry Tilton, Randlett, (and 14, Herbert A. Cunningham .1: recently spent a few days very pleasantly her home in last Thurs- for most gentlemanly ever played on our Unity. McTaggart. James McTaggart, Jr., is to Somerville, Mass., Bangor). Carlisle, both of Surry. with their Mrs. Clara Jacksonville, Aug. 24, Sld, sch. Sarah 1). J. Cabi.ks-Sa v\<; k. in Roekl.iuo. \ grounds. It was with pride that we saw cousin, Bowdoin, move there with his M. day-Miss S. Perley is her vaca- Prospect \ illage. Mrs. L. L. Perkins family-John spending Rawson, Portland. H. Cables of Rockland and M um; our boys stand up before Billy the whom have not seen for more than Dilworth, they Dow, who for over fifty years has lived on a tion at Pine Point, Portland, with her sister, Darien, Aug. 23. Sld, sch. James A. Garfield, Viualhaveu. of the State of for of Philadelphia is the summer champion pitcher Maine, thirty years. spending Wood, New York. DEERINO Fl.KIVfIKR. 1m I twelve while their farm in the west part of the town, has Mrs. King of Washington, D. C_Mr. aud Sarah E. hits, opponents only se- with her sister, Mrs. Jennie Dockham_ nearly Newport News, Aug. 24. Ar. sell. Frank G. 1 and Miss S seh. leering cured eight off Curtis, our local pitcher; and Appleton. Walter wife and always had one or more of nice oxen. Mrs. Carter B. Keen of Washington, D. C., Palmer. Whittier, Boston; sld, Augusta both of .Jackson. Gusliee, Mrs. Jennie Mrs. Lizzie Miss pair Helen G. the resulted, as we in Ward, Libby, Palmer, Haskell, Bangor; 30, ar. seh. Emery ('01 kman. In Belfast. A though game expected, left last for Con- This he has had a of 7ft. beauties are their Mr. and Mrs. O. daughter Vera, Thursday year pair visiting parents, New Haven; Wui. B. Palmer, Boston; > defeat, the score of ti to 11 showed that our Ora Libby, Mrs. L. E. Eames and Mrs. Elsie Moseley, G.G. Winslow. Fred S. Fim r> cord, New where Walter will which he has sold to J. W. of Albion H. Keen.... Mrs. Charlotte Turner aud little sld. sell. Guv. Ames, Providence. Coleman, both of boys were all right. Following is the official Hampshire, Kill man last in Hussey Sea- Searsport. spent Thursday Northport Bowdoinliam, Me., Aug. 27. Sld, seh. Paul Hanna O’Conner. In I1 t- of the be of a school_Miss and now is without oxen. He would like are the summer at D. W. report game: principal grammar home in time to attend the to daughter spending vey, New York. Rev. Ft. «J.E. Kealy, Edwin Han returning supper Pen- Belfast. Edith Gusliee is in Boston for treatment a a .Work on the is Bath, Aug. 23. Ar, sell. Wm. H. Sumner, both ol Pittsfield. for at the S. B. I. S. All a trade horse for pair of steers_Mrs. Dodge’s. Academy progress- O'Conner, reported pleasant dleton, Boston, to load for New York. Kimball Km..in In Roeklai ah. R. in. PO. A. E. the eyes....Mrs. Sarah of Nellie Cook and sisters Sprague Penob- down river-Will Fred Richards, nee Nellie M. has ing finely-Mrs. New Haven, Ct., Aug. 34. Sld, seh. Helen (». Ma G. Darby, c. 5 2 2 15 1 0 trip George has gone Forbes, Sauford Kimball of Foxbop., scot is are in Fairfield-Rev. Moseley, Norfolk. of the late II Hazeltine, 3b. ..4 0 1 0 1 o visiting friends here_George Mor- down river with been spending a few days in Brooks. She will visiting Wesley Henderson, daughter fishing a party from Stock- Key West, Aug. 25. Sld, sch. Jessie Lena, Rockland. McLellan, 2b.,.. 5 112 2 0 ton and Miss Grace Hicks attended the Sun- ton soon return to her home in Mass Wiggin, Mrs. Wiggin aud their little son are s. s. 5 2 1 Springs-Jonnie Libby andC. Reading, Tampa. Ryan Cross. I11 Camden A. O'Connell, 1 3 0 Lindsey Perth 27. Sld, sell. Susan N. Pick- L. Colcord, r. f. 4 2 0 0 0 1 day school convention in Nobleboro Wed- ....Francis M. Forbes lias built a visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Amboy, Aug. Ryan and Bertha, daughter ol >1 attended the concert in Frankfort 28th. long Haskell, Belfast. E B. Darbv, lb...... 4 10 8 11 Aug. ering, Cross, both of Rockland. nesday. .. .Messrs. Jameson and Norwood of string of wire fence with cedar and Wiggin-Mr. and Mrs. Nathan C. Wiggin D. C., Aug. 26. Sld, sch. Jose Wellman Adams. In Conant, 1. f.5 1 1 0 -Mr. and Mrs. J. Cummings will enter- posts Washington, Bc't.i- 1 0 Olaverri, Boston. m.5 1 1 0 Warren have done a nice of stone foundation. He can show how to are at home from Northport, where they Arey, Rev. Geo. E. Tufts. Frank F W.- Berry, 0 1 job plumbing tain the S. B. I. S. September 16th_Lizzie you Me 30. Sld, sch. James A. 5 1 1 0 Gardiner, Aug. sea, Mass and Miss Adelaide A 1 Dilwortb, p. 3 0 for M. F. who has made ex- build a the the summer-The Ladies’ Circle York. Hanley, Esq Bowden of Boston visited Miss Lane fence where posts cannot be spent Parsons, New Amy San Francisco, 30. Ar, A. G. Totals .42 tensive alterations and on his driven or in ...Frank meets with Mrs. G. Bellows at their rooms Aug. ship Roper, 11 8 27 11 3 repairs tene- last week-Mrs. Smith of Boston and two kept place W. Gibbs, New York. Searsport. ment over F. L. Davidson’s store_W. C. wife and drove to Orland 2d. All are cor- FOREIGN PORTS. grandchildren are visiting her sister, Mrs. family, Tuesday te Thursday afternoon, Sept. DIED. AH. R. IB. PO. A. E. 25. Ar. steam Perry, who has been in Dorchester, Mass., Geo. Crockett. Mrs. C. is visit friends there-Geo. Miller, Jr., who dially invited-Beacon Light Club was en- Southampton, Eng., Aug. yacht Curtis, p. 5 2 2 4 5 0 selling her farm- Alcedo, Dyer, Philadelphia via New York and for several was Mead, 2b. 5 1 3 4 2 2 months, has returned home_ ing implements and household furniture so very sick last spring, is about the tertained at Mrs. Elias Fowler’s in Albion, Bermuda. Black. In Brooksville, Aug. 22 Allen, r. 1. 4 0 1 0 0 1 Emma Merle Yokahama, Aug. 1. Sld, ship John McDonald, Black, aged 52 years, b months ami Ripley has returned to ,her and would like to sell her farm as streets looking almost as well as ever_ Aug. 31st....Mrs. Lewis Murch has return- Whitcomb, c.5 1 2 5 1 0 she is de- for Kobe and New York; 4, sld, ship Edward Bradley. In Bucksport, Aug. >' home in Bath after a visit of three months a to Young, 3b. 4 10 110 sirous of moving to Portland to live with Charles E. Small will move into his new ed from visit relatives in Levant_ O'Brien, Cebu or Manila. Bradley, aged 74 years, 11 months Dutch, m. 4 0 0 1 0 0 26. Ar, Bark Rose Innis, New Bryant. In Searsmont, Aug 2 4 with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. house soon. The is well Mrs. Fannie Carter spent a week with Santos, Aug. Flint, lb. 4 0 3 8 0 2 her niece and nephew. This farm is beauti- plastering getting York. ant, aged about 88 years. B. Colcord. s. s.4 1 1 2 0 4 Page-M. R. Simmons is at dried out-Mrs. of friends in Corinna, 25th_ Cain. In Montville, 28, .Ft Northport fully situated and would make a nice home Lyman Reading, Mass., returning Aug. MARINE MISCELLANY. Aug. Porter, 1. f. 4 0 0 2 0 0 aged 87 years, b months and 27 dam Camp Ground-U. S. Gushee and wife re- is her Mrs. Frank York Mrs. Emma McDonald and Miss Olive re- for the right person... .Lue Ward, Fred visiting sister, of Nassau. N. 1\, Aug. 30. The sch. Scotia, Capt. CRAWKORD. In Aurora, 111 Aimie " Totals.39 6 12 27 9 9 turned last week to their home in will a turned from Massachusetts the week. Davis, from Colon, July 26, for Tortugas. Mobile, wife of O. M. oi Franklin, Eames and Sanford are this village... .There be haymakers past Crawford, formerly Eames, Benj. Libby etc., arrived olf this port yesterday, with all the Davidson. In (Him Innings..1 23456789 Mass... .Our farmers the -Mrs. Townsend and of Cincinnati, report potato crop down river for a week....Mr. ball and supper at G. A. R. Hall this, C. W. children crew except Capt. Davis 'and two seamen, sick Thomas of B Belfast.0 1 0 4 3 0 0 3 0—11 nshing and Davidson, formerly a failure... .Miss Florence of Boston with yellow fever. The authorities would not 81 years and 10 months. Searsport. 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 2—6 Hanley ilrs. Charles were Thursday, evening. Music, 1st and 2nd vio- Augusta are at her father’s, Joseph Brown’s. Moody baptised Aug. permit the schooner to enter port and she pro- Erskine. In Bucksport. Aug. has been in town a few the of 27th Rev. Mr. assisted Rev. Mr. Floor -Mrs. Frank Marden and re- Summary—2 base hits, Whitcomb, Mead, Flint; days, guest by Rice, by lin, clarinet and organ. manager, M. daughters ceeded. J. Erskine, aged 38 years, 4 months stolen Hall... .Luther Ames of is lat. Ion. 72.20 » bases, Curtis, Flint; double plays, Curtis Mrs. Charlotte Hawkes... .Mrs. Ann Hall, Bangor spending S. aids, W. H. Swift, W. L. turned to their home in Spoken. Aug. 24, 39.25, W., ship Lord. In North Brooksville, Aug and on Jellison; Somerville, Mass., from Phil. for Hio- Young; first base balls by Dilworth, Allen, his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. May Flint, Nichols, Aug 22, aged 88 years. who has been with her son Orris in Boston 28th....Extensive are by Curtis, B. Darby, Berry; struck out by Dil- Lemuel Ames-Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hause Mathews, Brooks; Benj. Fernald, Belfast; Aug. improvements go. Bark Adolf Obrig, Aiusbury, (last reported Nash.” I11 Morrill, Aug. 27. Sara worth, from on June 18 for Hiu-Hoa», S. Curtis, Allen, Whitcomb, Young, (2), B, for several months, has returned and is now are It is a Freeman A. M. on on the leased Coombs Saigon standing aged 70 years, 10 months and 5 day- Colcord, Dutch Porter rejoicing. lovely boy....Many Cross, Waldo; Shibles, going building by W., 16, lat. 12.08, Ion. 109.26 N. N. E., 55 (3), (3); by Curtis, CFConnell, from the attended the and July Simmons. In Waldoboro, Aug Berry, B. L. passed Whit- with her daughter, Mrs. Lydia Cummings. village meeting Edw. Cunningham, Swanville. & Wiggin, preparatory to opening a cloth- miles from Cape Padaran, wished to be reported widow of Thomas J. 7 Darby, Colcord; balls, at Knox; Simmons, aged comb (2); hit by pitched ball, by Curtis, L. Col- baptism the Ferry last Sunday... .Ella M. ; all well. Aug. 21, lat. 41 N., long. 56 W., sch. 5 months. ....Mr. Samuel C. Ripley of Bath recently Dancing 50 cents per couple; spectators, 10 ing factory-Building and improvements cord, Hazeltine. Time, 2b. 15m. Umpires, Kane Littlefield will go to Boston to-day by City Wm. Wallace Ward, Kelsey, from Newport News, Ti ttle. In Bucksport, Aug. 25, 1-a-* and Pratt. visited relatives here. of Bangor for a few weeks visit to relatives. cents. Supper 50 cents per couple. are in progress in all parts of our village. ! Va., Aug. 11 for Barcelona. aged 05 years and 4 months.