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Von. 4.— Xr.w S e r ie < ROCKLAND, MAINB, TUESDAY, JUNE H). 1885. N i mkf.r 24.

“ Mrs. Manny.” (the old country pronuncia­ Arrah! then but how they did go it arms in shop«, on the trains, in the streets, whenever nnd curious lanes lending nobody know*- our conductor pushing briskly on I split the LARKS ABROAD. tion of Mahoney,) “ Mr*’. Manny, who is me akimbo—now heel—now toe-now shuflle— ainl wherever wc met t nil Irishman, he know where, mid curious donkey-carts driven by dilhTi'ii' c with a \ery humble Imiw, which the cousin. sir, is not living here now, but at Mr. w hist! but never was there anything to equal ing us at once with a species of divination that curious appearing people, mid the most curi­ man with the umbrella cracionsly acknowledg­ Jones’s, die constable’s,—an’ a daccnt place it it. Step it up there, Jerry !—faster, man ! Now BROWSINGS ABOUT IN THE we do not vet dearly comprehend to be Amer­ ous mid (pinint looking bits of old-fa Jiioned ed. I subsequently ascertained that lie was an is, too. Would re be afthcr wnntin to sec her, SOUTH QF IRELAND. they’re at it strong! Whoop! how the floor icans—is anxious to do tis some favor, ’flic nrcliin e:uie, in every direction. You rend of tinder-footman. sir ?” shakes !—how the very rafters rattle! Murslia ! next morning the Judge ventured into a book­ S'H Ii p a< os in hooks >mk1 strive to gather some THE 1101 RE o r \ I .III 1: “ Very much,” 1 said. but C'Cr there a reel like unto this one, store, ami although lie made no purchase, the A Scries of Remarkable Occurrences in conception of them from creation Of the artist** We ware shown lnt«» drawing-rooms nnd (People behind the bar getting almost too with the weighty Mrs. Kelleher, burdened by proprietor, a rubicund Individual with a short­ Bandon—The Messenger From Over pencil, but you utterly fail to get the life itse!r, parlors ami -aloons an.l banquet halls without the Sea—How the Irish Open Their impatient to wait. A bare headed woman her size but warming to the work mightily, ness In his breath, insisted on going out with the unity of all the curious details n< they appeal number, of fine proportions ami very high, the Hearts—A Genuine Reel—Some Char­ starts forward.) looking her opponent square in tlic eye with him and pointing out some of the features of t »tlic eye and heart of the semi sentimental walk and cej'ing- whereof were hung about acteristics—A Beautiful Country “ I’lazc sir,” the bare-headed woman the sternness nnd gravity that tlic occasion de­ tlie town, taking him, among other placet^ with rare old picture* ami every variety fe Among the Nobility—How it Seems to exclaimed, “ I can run and fetch her.” manded. Jerry, man ! nre your pipes n-shlnpin ? through several devious alleyways to get a be Entertained by a Countess. Taking the smooth, clean street that wound brie n-btio- and enormous ami eostly tapestries “ I11 how long a time ?” l’jistlicr, ye spalpeen ! do ye hear! Ah, thin! look at the old wall, and explaining certain around tlie water’s edge, bounded on the one of which the late earl was especially fond. Wq [Fourth Letter.] “ Oh sir, not above fifteen minutes, jist.” rattle it out w ith the heels—now cross—now- peculiarities of tlie several-centuries-old bridge band by a high wall of masonry overhung by saw rooms hung in satin and deek(d out witta If you care to do so, and will look nt your “ AB right,” I said, “ start along, ami tell swing—tare-an’-hounds but what man covltl across the river—Adding tliat the coping trees, and on the oilier by a heavy sea-wall of her,” I added, “ that a gentleman from stand up before it!—nnd all In a heal the reel of this bridge had at one time been of jagged huge va.-o .if alabaster and statues in marble map of Ireland, you can trace the route we bad granite that skirted the entire length of shore, and every conceivable thing that art «-nn marked QUt wherein we hoped to enjoy the America wants to sec her, who comes di»\J was finished—and with the crowd applauding, stones, and much did it interfere with the fish­ we made our way towards the ground" of the fr(im her daughter Norah,” ers wlio sought to hang over its edge, where­ pr»Ime and wealth command IVesawthe beauties of southern Ireland. Starting trom ainl Mrs. Kelleher punting, Mind Jerry*, Who Earl of Bantry, whose seat this place I*-. iiome-iipartnii nts, where nobility spends itsr Cork by rail sdutli through Bandon to Dilinol- “ Whitt!* llli woman screamed, while her had followed every note of his pipes with upon the uncomfortable stones lm«l been re­ Knocking at a closed gate in a high stone wall, leisure moment? ami mends its clothes, and cague, to OlcngarlfT, over the mountains of eves stool straight out of her head, “from grotesque contortions of his mouth, wiped the moved and replaced witli a rounded course of and being admitted l»v a bony woman into we saw a portrait of Gen. Stewart, lately granite, over which tlie Ushers now’ could ply Kerry to Kenmare, to Killarncy, to Mallow, to Norah Manny !” perspiration from his sun-tanned brow and whose willing palm we dropped two-petiee by 1-iilc 1 in the Suudin, who was Lady Bantry’s Dublin. Wc found when wc got over here that “ Aye,” drank to us again with Hie utmost satisfaction. their sport with greatly increased comfort, tlie way of reward—you always hav to reward m phew. A't .geth'-r we »w many beautiful* this Is popularly known ns the “Prince of “Then, sure,” she exclaimed, while her face “ An’ it’s a fact, gentlemen, nn’ so I teil ve,” improvement being effected at an outlay to the anybody who opens a gate or directs you to a thia.’ wc never had seen Indore, an I finished Wales’ Route,*’ because in 1858 his Royal stretched and wreathed witli joy, “ it’s incsclf Mrs. Kelleher solemnly assented, after recover­ corporation of several hundred pounds. Ban­ street or wishes you good morning in tli's wi:h the library, wheiein we (bund some rare Highness passed over it on his visit to Killnr- tliat won’t be gone a jiffy.” ing her breath, “ that I haven’t danced a step don had one time a population of ten thousand c nintrv wc sauntered up the road that led to old miauls and other works, and where wc? ney, which n third cd occasion for a Cork news­ And with di.it she was oil' like a shot, while for nigh on a dozen year, an’ there’s never a souls, which now by the process of emigration the house of the earl, stopping on the wav to wanttd to stop a week. to America, has dwindled to about six thous­ paper to gushingly state that “His Royal the people behind the bar have by this time gentleman in Bandon that I’d a-done tlic likes peruse mi injunction nailed o n n t.e e to the “ And what, Mr. er —Mr. Bantry.” the and. This affords a fair illustration of the drain Highness and suite having recently selected fairly exploded with excitement. As wc for ns I have for you this day.” ctf'ct that visitors m ud not upon any a..- unit Judge inquired, as we stopped for an instant our country hi, made 011 Ireland during recent this route indisputably stamps it as the mn*t started out the door, the proprietress hailed us After becomingly acknowledging this nn. pick flowers and tilings from the grounds, or to admire - umdhiug ptrtieiihirly rich and years. The entire town is a part of tlie Duke desirable and picturesquo route for tourists.’’ loudly: d mlited mark of condescension, tlic Judge and venture into the conservatories —whi h was eostly, “ what, may I imjuiie, are the going We had no idea wc were choosing so wisely “Ilould on. gentlemen, Inuld on!” she I withdrew, While the air teemed witli notes in of Devonshire’s possessions—und a mere baga­ spelled “ cotiscrvntries," amt didn’t look just wages of an earl ?” when tee marked ont tills course, but it lifted called, while she made speed to get through the our praise. Our fame had already preceded telle in that extensive land-owner’s list of prop­ right in nn carl. erty. f)nrguide failed to catch what was said and us up and ennobled us, I think.to discover that little half-door lending behind the liar and for us into tlic street, nnd when wc crossed to the VISITING Tit i: XOII1I itv. bcl'or? the Judge r< uld repeat his GEORGIA. embraces so wide a range of castles to be trembling violently with emotion, and as she sticks!” I said. description ot' the rarest plants growing in the ever did before—because the grazing is so “ done” in the future that we passed it by. The was introduced as Norah’s mother and we “ Right handy about,” thoy yelled witli greatest profusion—bushes betiding under the sweet and rich. When I think of the sterile J/Zu/du Journal. town now is distinguished for several large shook hands she burst into tears. I fail utterly alacrity, pointing rfcross the street to where a weight of massive blush roses, a kind of a and rocky fields of Maine, over which I have It w ill surprise in »ny o f our ro tdors, breweries and distilleries, whose tail chimneys in bringing the scene before you—tlic curious few bits of confectionery were lonesomcly hid­ thing that smelled like mignonette growing seen the cows and sheep dispiritedly cropping, sajs the S'tu'.'h r 1 II o/’AZ, to know that we saw vomiting forth black smoke as wc little shop, the interested and sympathizing ing themselves behind a dirty little window. everywhere like a vine, and numberless other and look out upon these Irish creatures lux­ next to Tennessee, the good old State of drove in. knot of Irish people at the background, and “ Then come 011, the whole of you,” 1 called, high-juiced varieties with Latin labels tint I uriating in the richest tliat earth affords, my M tine Ieh about the I irjxest colony of here the Judge and 1, ami this old women, with a large and munificent sweep of the arm didn’t understand the meaning of ladened the active sons in the city of Atlanta, and at AMONO THE NATIVES. heart goes out to the unfortunate beef and handsome still in .spite of her years of strug­ over tlic tattered little assemblage, and away air w itli perfumes so delicious as to he wellnigh tlic bead of t ” c list stands the venernblo “ Joint is on the table, sir,” the girl remarked gling toil.quitc broken down at this unexpected wc trooped for tlic shop. I in the center sur­ mutton of my native land. They teli its here overpowering. Wc were careful not to touch and honored citiz'Ui. (!*d. L I*. Grant, tliat Irish mutton is the finest iu the world,ami ns she showed us to our room ; and acting upon meeting with one so short a time from her girl rounded by ns enthusiastic and loud-lunged a anything, for we could feel the clay-cold eye of whose lonjr life of usefulness here lias the hint we sat down in the old-fashioned beyond the sea. It was not a scene to be easily procession as only an Irish town could by any we are beginning to believe it. The fences I nobility transfixing us through the window’ been Piijuilcincnted by bis generous g ift have spoken of continue to 11s a source of (lining-room—or coffee-room as they call it described—far less could it be lightly treated, possibility of circumstances produce. mid we deemed it wise to be judicious. But of “ Grant Dark’’ for tlic benefit of future here—nnd tilled ourselves to the chin. for the element of pathos too largely predomi­ Into the little dirty shop we bulged, the boys wonder. They extend in every direction, lin­ we saw tlie posies. generations. We have no worthier or ing tlie roads 011 either hand and marking the “And where is Shannon street ?” I inquired nated. and girls screaming lustily all the while, and 'I’lie noble earl liimself, who is a young man more respected citizen than Col. Grant, boundaries of tlic various tenantries, tine speci­ of the girl, as wc leaned back in our chairs to The bustling Mrs. Kelleher with great almost driving the little man standing behind ami unmarried, is at present in Australia in and it is to be hoped t hat be may live yet res;. thoughtfulness invited us at once to ascend a tlic little counter out of his wits by our unex­ mens of solid masonry, built to last tor hun­ pursuit of health and such other pleasurable many ye ars to see bis park gift expand dreds of years to come. Most of such fences in beauty and become a blessing to our “ Sure sir, an’ ye’re on it now, jist, she a pair of winding stairs to the best room above, pected and remarkable advent. emotions ns may momentarily suggest them­ people. Next to him comes the I Ion. answered with a broad smile, as if she was ami here she read aloud to the still weeping “ Now, then,” I shouted to the shopman, are overgrown witli ivy and creeping vines, or selves. 'l’h is was annoy ing, for it prevented particularly pleased at our lack of informa­ woman the letter I had brought, dwelling barely making myself heard above the uproar, crowned with a hedge, and the ellect is charm­ Jonathan Norcross, who saw Atlanta, his lordship hearing of our arrival in town and then a wilderness, slowly develop into a tion. unctuously, with utter disregard of my etnbar- “trot out your candy—your sugar sticks—and ing. Tlic roads everywhere are as hard and instating on our bringing onr valises up to crossroads, then into a railroad station, “And can you tell me if Mrs. Kelleher ressinent, upon the personal encoiniums with let every boy ami girl have a taste!” smooth as inaeeadain and tlie best of attention Bantry House and making our stay with him village, town, city, and finally into tlie lives near by ?” I pursued. “ Down came thu glass jar witli hilarious can render them. 111 a word, there is no ele. which it abounded. —which we would have enjoyed immeasurably, Capital of the State, in all of which lie swiftness, and forth the red sweet sticks were incut or natural beauty of tlie commonplace “Indeed she does, sir” the girl replied the A GEN VINE HEEL. as coming cheaper than a hotel. However, we took an active part. In liter years, smile getting broader every minute. “Why, “An’ now gentlciner,” said the beaming bundled. sort iu which Ireland cannot di-count our swallowed our disapiudutmcnt ami a ginger e.unc Morrill. Buck, the Kimball broth­ sir, it’s not above three minutes’ walk from hostess, after these personal matters had been “ Me, Mr. Aulifle! Me, Mr. Aulifle!” country. cookie or two we had brought along to palliate ers, Burns. Thibadean, Smylli. Watson, here.” fully discussed, “ what will yez be plazed to shrieked the ivstless laughing throng. “Me, “You ought to regret leaving a home of such the ravages of hunger, and while wc were Bryant. Herbert Harding Drummond, So, fortified by the dinner and ornamenting take ?” Mr. Aulifle! Me, Mr. A ulifle!” they yelled loveliness," we say to those who speak to us— hanging overall ancient sun-dial,ami comparing Lancey, the Fairbanks brothers, Ixing- our faees witli cigars, we sauntered slowly up We murmured with a deprecatory shake of in terrific chorus. as nearly everybody we meet does—of emigra­ it w ith our watches to see if it was fast or >lowt lcy. Folsom, and others wliose names wo the very narrow street, lined oil either hnnd the head that as repiescntatives of tlic good Mr. Aulitl’e exerted himself manfully, but tion. an undersized individual in a swallow-tailed cannot now recall, all of whom have with long rows of low but neatly whitewashed old state of Maine it would hardly become us what witli tlic pushing from the outside and “ All, sir,” they reply, “ we love the beauty of coat and a pale j»ink slt ide of side-whiskers bad more or less to do w ith the build in g , houses. Over the half-doors of these, old to accept of any thing in the way of bibulous the shrieking on the inside he was nearly be­ the old sod, but tliat isn’t food for die .stomach came tripping down the terrace and said : of tin* city. Governor Frederick Robie, women in white caps evei were leaning and hospitality. But such an occasion as this was side himself. As fast as one youngster was and clothes lo the back. There’s no hope here “ Would you like to look through the ’oiise, tlie present able and beloved Chief Magistrate of Maine, who was a class­ beaming on us blandly as we passed along. not to be too lightly passed over, and even if supplied he popped out of the shop like the for the poor man with a large family who works gentlemen ?” mate of I’rof. II. II. Smith of Bowdoin Children of every size and style swarmed the we didn’t care for beer, there were others cork out of a jug. Tidings of tlic unwonted twelve hours a day for seven shillings a week “ We would, my lor—sir,” we stammered. cleanly pavement, and regarding the Judge event swept up and down the street on the wings ($1.7’>,) and work not plenty at that.” College, when a young man, taught present who did, so on descending to a larger “Then, gentlemen,’’ the flunkey added, school in Thomas county. Ga., and is ami me as curiosities worthy of attention, of lightning. Every instant the throng about We catch sight, as the train tlies along of room below, everybody was invited in to drink “ Lady Bantry would like your cards.” still pleasantly remembered by many dropped their childish sports for the moment tlie door grew larger, while the babel of voices many of tho poor huts iu which these people to the health of the two American gentlemen. Now wasn’t this nice. Scarcely «lo we strike old citizens who were bis pupils. Wo and surveyed our good clothes with evident was deafening. Old people and young people dwell. Miserable affairs they are,many of them So with a shout and a vast deal of bustling tin1 ancestral grounds than the Counters of allude to this m atter because we notice admiration depicted in their tountennnccs. built from mud, with a roof of thatch, through and confusion the company disposed themselves rushed to the shop. Little children were trod­ Bantry, mother of the carl, looking out of the that the B«ttle Monument Association of which a rude chimney thrusts its way. They An occasional glimpse into some open door about on benches and stools and royal bump­ den under foot by big children, and still the window ami noting our juitricisiu bearing at a this city embraces in its list of ollieers disclosed to 11s in many instances a single ers of beer were ordered in amid great excitement grew, and if Mr. Aulillc’s supply of arc low and mishapen, and a baby might (all glance, as it were, sends out for our cards, that and charter members nearly every name room witli floor of mud, a few articles of fur­ hilarity. sugar sticks hadn’t become exhausted, and the oil'the roof anywhere without tlie least detri­ she may understand more fully w hom she is above mentioned, which shows tho niture of the cheapest and plainest description “ Your health, gentlemen, an’ God bless y ez!” Judge witli the strength of a lion hadn’t battled ment to his limbs. Their interiors are of tlie inviting into tlie sacred bosom of the family jia tiio tic and generous s p irit ol these and one or more babies in various stages of heartily cried the hostess, and with load ids way through the surging crowd an I dragged roughest and cheapest character, the door- mansion. This was perfectly proper on her “ Sons of Maine*’ who have made their propagation. At times these interiors took on acclamations the toast was drunk, while the me forcibly from my perilous position, nobody yards mere loathsome resorts for the hens and part, we said, ami wc fished out our cards with homes w ith us. In tin* future we liojio a more pretentious east, but the babies, if I Judge and 1 bowed our acknowledgements knows how the engagement might not have pigs and cows ami children. The only indica­ a ducal air, ami handed them to the servant to welcome to our section otbei enter­ recollect distinctly, were never wanting. It courteously. terminated. Tlic revel cost 111c the unpreceden­ tion of cleanliness about them is the whitewash witli haughty condescension; w ho receiving prising citizens from the tar ( IV state of was all very odd and picturesque and awak­ At this juncture a singular looking individual, ted sum of one shilling. Sugar sticks come which covers tlie walls of all hut tlie very tlie samples ot first-class job printing with Maine where winter lingers so long in ened a degree of enjoyment in the Yankee hugging a bagpipe of sccdv appearance under high over here, but we have to have them. meanest. I do not mean to convey the im­ becoming humility, bowed low ami vanished the lap of spring, and a bracing climato breast such as would lie somewhat ditlicult if his arm,tottered in at the open door and hobbled When the Judge and 1 laid our weary heads pression tliat all the lints we saw were so bad into the house. gives to the country a race of hardy and and ertlcient men and accomplUlted and not indeed impossible to make my readers at slowly across the uneven floor. down into the comfortable pillovs of our beds as this, but tlie majority of them are as bad, Then time went on in its calm, relentless noble women. home understand. “ It’s Blind Jerry tlic piper,” whispered a that uight, we did so witli the consciousness while some we saw and went into were so fashion, and the shadow on the dial .rejit “Can you direct me to Mrs. Kelleher’s ?” pitiable and dreadful in appearance tliat I woman who sat on the bench next the that iu Bandon, at least, if iu no other part of impressively around. AN ANECDOTE OF JUMBO I said accosting a hare-armed woman who had J udge. the United Kingdom, we were famous. scarcely would be believed were I to truthfully “Seems to me,” the Judge sighed, as he just picked up a bundle of baby that hail “ An’ it’s noble gintleinin yez Is, I’m certain I have dwelt upon tlic occurrences of this day depict them even had I the power adequately shifted his weight to the other leg, “ seems to When Barnum’s circus was at Ottawa, rolled out of an open door. of,” the blind piper ejaculated as he ambled to perhaps an unjustifiable and wearisome de­ so to do. But it is pleasing to know tliat this mo her grueess is a good while making out that Iowa, last season, old ( 'bieftain, one of “Right beyant, sir.” she cheerfully respond­ past and sought out a stool—“noble gintleinin gree, because they illustrate several phases of degree of squalor is not much longer to exist script type." the largest elephants, broke away from ed, unceremoniously tucking the baby under both, all the way from Ameriky as yez is—an’ Irish hospitality and goodness of heart, com­ among the Irish peasantry. Recently enacted “The earless,” I responded, correcting his itis fastenings in a fit of rage and made one arm, that she might tho more freely point here’s yez health, an’ God's blessin’s on yez!” bined w itli tho love, aye,almost veneration, tliat laws of parliament provide tliat land holders glaring mistake in the use of the title, ••tlie bis way to tlie side tent where Jumbo with the other As we both turned to curiously regard this these people feel for America and Ainerieans. shall furnish th Jr tenantry with comfortable earless certainly is dilatory.” was standing. Chieftain lias a special On the corner of two streets opposite a pub­ singular accession to our number, the woman 1 fancy tliat travelers are not often enabled as and healthful places ot abode. 'Hiis urgent re­ “ WCI, I iloii’t jiroposc to stand here shifting grudge against “ Scotty,*’ tin* keeper who lic pump stood a small two-story structure, next the Judge intimated with many a nod and we have been to so soon obtain glimpses of the form, which tor generations has piteously been legs till tin* sun goes down lor all the grueesses lias had charge o f Jum bo ever since built of stone, of course, and plastered over wink that Mrs. Kelleher herself could turn a true inwardness of the jovial Irish character. cried for, will not be fully carried out so soon in the United Kingdom,” the Judge said, evi­ bis arrival in the eountiy. Jumbo as might be desired—such reforms never are— seemed to know in stinctively what the witli mortar of a yellow hue. Above the reel with the best of them. The Judge I have only imperfectly delineated these scenes dently nettled by my merited correction; “and infuriated beast wanted Seizing “ Scot­ door appeared the name we were searching for. imparting this valuable information to me, I —011c would have to have seen them as we saw but it is certain tliat iu the near future tlie poor wli it’s more------” ty” unceremoniously with bis mighty We pushed into a low, small shop, whose promptly called for a display, then ami there, them to fully appreciate, their richness—but of Ireland will be more comfortably housed. “ ’Sli!” I interrupted, “ tlie lord chamberlain trunk Jumbo lifted him as ea-ilvasa stock in trade consisted of baker's bread, milk of tluit lady’s terpsiehorean ae.omplishments. what we have w itnessed tills day made up au The mud hut must go. of the head bed-chamber approarheth.” man would lilt a baby, and pi i c i n g him and other stomachic necessities, to which was experience worth almost in itself crossing the APVKNTl IIES IN ItA M IlV . “ Ah, be oil' wid ye, Mrs. Fitzgerald, for With this (lie man in the claw-hammer coat betw< ch bis forelegs readied out w ith aided the dispensing of such liquors as the ocean to obtain. suggestin’ it!” Mrs. Kelleher reproachfully At Bantry, a curious town at the head of once more appeared, (tie same instant tliat bis trunk and truuijieted a dtallenge that thirsty population might require and pay for. said, “ W hy I haven’t flung a step this ten “Besides,” said an extremely pleasant a remarkable bay bearing the same name, we Lady Bantry came out of the mansion witli her seemed to sav, ••'i’oueh b'111 il \ou <1 tie ’* Behind a sort of bar were congregated a num­ year—an’ it’s not for me, old as I am and a Catholic priest whom we shortly afterwards quitted the cars and ate dinner in company ' two daughters, who stepping into a carriage The bold front of dumbo, and bis mon­ ber of men and women whom I took to lie hundred and eighty pounds, to be a dancin’!” fell in witli, and to whom we retailed our ad­ witii a talkative Englishman in glasses, who were by ii eoaehiuaii iu livery driven rajddly strous size, m l ined to awe C iiiellain. friends of the house, and one of these, a stout But Mrs. Mahoney informing us in an under­ ventures, “you cannot adequately understand confidentially assured us that lie had come ail away. The Judge and 1 looked at each oilier furious ami revengeful as lie was, ami proportioned lady witli her hair combed very tone that Mrs. Kelleher had 011 more than one and appreciate the pleasure you gave those peo­ tlie way thither from Manchester to collect 1 in a gasping imiinirr, and too benumbed to be came to a full >to|i. turned about and close about her hea-l, stepped forward and occasion “danced down a man,”—an achieve­ ple. Tlie fact of geiitieiuen ol your (haraeter some money ; and alter wishing him the hest speak followed the retainer into the house. rushed down the >trc< t i ’lie ti 'inciH. wanted to know what we would have. ment rarely accomplished, let me twll you— stopping at Bandon for tlie express purpose of of success iu his undertaking, knowing our­ “ Lady Bantry lias gone lb ra drive to (iku- however, soon oveitook. stopped aud “Is this Mrs. Kelleher?” I asked. and we redoubling our solicitations, the lady bearing a message from one of their number selves how iiard a tiling it is at times to get garril, tie* man explained as we tottered up tlie subdued him. (Instant attention on the part of the people was finally persuaded to give us an exhibition across tlie sea—and one of you her master hold of an old seed account, we wiped our step.. behind (lie bar.) ol her powers, and a pleasant faced young carried witli it a weight of interest to them that lingers on tlie table-cloth and walked forth to , Entering the house through a iiall blooming A FACT ’ “ It is, sir,” she replied respectfully. woman iu a new silk dress, who had dropped was hound to open their hearts, and which inspect tlie town. with tl-iwering plants, we encountered a gentle- Women have lieuiv tault.» “ Well,” 1 continued, “ Can 1 find Mrs. they will remember with gratitude as long ms 1 allude to Bantry as a curious looking town I Mca have only t wo ; in to see what was going on, being prevailed 111.111 in very nice clothes who was diligently There is nothing right llti v say, Mahoney here ?” upon to stand up us partner, and tho blind they live—a gratitude that only wc here in because that word hot expresses the inq le­ engaged in doing up an umbrella. Supposing And nothing 1 ight they do' (Attention of people behind the bar visibly piper having after a tremendous deal of back­ Ireland can fully understand.’’ sion tliat this ainl every Irish town we have him to be the earl’s younger brother, w hom increasing.) Bat it naughty men tlo nothing right; ing and tilling gotten his asthmatic bagpipe to SOCt A HI. 1. I'EOPI.E. inspected makes upon us. There are tlic 1 we knew to lie at home, 1 was in an agony of And never stv what’s true. “You cannot, sir,” was the reply, in rather wheezing, at it they went amid unbounded Nor can 1 express to you the universal spirit same curious houses, ami curious little shops 1 doubt what to do -whether to address him iu What pria ioie* 'bo!- no women are less of a brogue than we yet had encountered. applause. | of friendliness that greets us wherever we go— | turning up ut the most unexpected moment, | terms, or go down oil my knees at on"/ but To low them as \w do' THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1885.

IN C A M P. BARNUM T H E T R A M P . — — One of the prettiest, most romantic ------“How is business places for a summer sejonrn is Pretty Marsh, The Grand Army Hoys Have a Wild He Visits Rockland and Wishes He this season ?” we asked of on the west side of Mt. Desert Island. There LOW PRICES G reat Sale Time in Portland. Had Stayed Away. a prominent lumber man­ is but a ‘■mall settlement of people lure. There are two hotels, neat, home like and attractive. The latter part of ln«t week the approach of ufacturer at Ellsworth, a I he best of fishing, boating and bathing can to be ,U1 uppi.«pHI Barnum was heraided by the intbix of sundry few weeks since. he found. A tine beach, green fields, vety a*f.l street vender’-, who sold solid gold rings and Oh, very good; tlie little fog, smooth water, it is a typical sum­ j pins, worth $10 each, for ten and littecn c< tits are ail in operation, mer resort. It is probable that steamer Henry Medium & Light Weight I each. Saturday evening a little tanglefoot W ILE TEEL. although the demand is Morrison w ill make a landing there the com­ ' made evident its presence on our streets in n not quite ns active as last ing season. M e n ’s B o y s ’ m id ( li il d r c n s ii . .iiiip-lit<-, met t w insignificant disttirilances. year. A large portion of ------bat II. the • <»' I tri. k ■ I tlie hnsinc‘“» along this ADDIE E. SLEEPER. The ft**tivities Satittdav. The first Sunday lmuning people began to collect nt the depot and along the line of tlie railroad, river is the manufacture of i.n liv e in a hodv tvn« ihe Michigan whole families, sonic witli luncheons and some cement barrel staves ami dcleg ill > vhirli readied Portland Saturday. The Court of Inquiry Investigates the without, camping out by bridge and culvert, heading, the sale of which Cause of Her Stranding. CLOTHING From that time on thev poured into the is very dull at present, hut tree ami thicket, eager to cat' Ii a glimpse of tlie 'I he official report of the court of inquiry, by train, tmat, team, bleyeie, toot, balloon and the prices on long lumber lirst approacli of tlie colossal aggregation. ordered by the governor of Antigua, to inves­ every .»• . , w:n imaginable, in uniform and are good as usual.” People that enjoyed waiting l.al a splendid tigate the cause of the stranding of the hark n o t in uniform, in crowds and singly, until many mills arc there on Union river time for tlie longed-for tiain did not approach [ Addic E. sleeper, w hich took place there April Portland people be^an to get «i ared and won­ “ Well, from lu re to the ’’alls Village, two der if any got away. until tlie shadows of eventide began to thickly 22nd, is as follows : miles farther up the river, there are twelve, and gather. 1st—That the American hark Addic E.Sleeper The steamer Pioneer arrived there from about 20,000,000 feet of long lumber, and 20,- Vinalhav. n at Go*, lock Sunday evening, haviug \ 11 day Sunday people Hocked into Hock- was anchored in an unsafe position by the pilot, Ian 1 hv boat ami wagon, and the harbor wa* 000,000 staves, besides large quantities of bead­ Matthew Lloyd, on the 19th of April, 1SS5. lie - N ew E ngland on b o n d Lafayette Carver Post, N o . 15 well know ing at the time that the vessel had to filled with vai liHaml yawls, the stables packed ing, lath* and shingles are manufactured an ­ Vlnailiaven, F. S. Walls, commander. The nually. A very good winter’s work was done he shifted into St. John harbor. post e.iinc with forty eoturadt« and was the first with buggies ami carryalls. Sunday night it 2nd—That the stranding o f the Addic E. in tin woods, the amount of timber cut com Sleeper on the 22nd of April, 1885, in James to arrive at the eneampment. The post wa« sprinkled as it sonn.times docs sprinkle .a this ionion ni- ,.„r siuf, „„,i Mn,„iav the |,ro.pced bv a squad of Sous o f Veteran or gross negligence of the pilot. Matthew Are doing the telling. under the oixmatid of Pir.-t Lieut. T. (I. Libby. W«, gloomy for ll.in.il...... patron.,, bat , „,lriv,,k.. nrc „,,lrlv „n,| t|„.vc la Lloyd, who was nt the time in charge of the withstanding the rain the trains picked up excellent lor form er. and the acn Ilona. Not- |)l.(iKpi.vessel, in ((f not handling „.p the ship in n a scumanlikc The steamer lelt Vinultlavcn at 3.15 Sunday manner. C lothing House. morning and had a rather rough passage, with several car-loads and the boats luid good fares. thework. river After for the a distance logs are all of driven nearly in, 20 they miles. fill 3d—The court attribute no blatnc to tlie master or crew. high winds and cold weather. After pitching Well, it rained all day, and the Held where the Every log is marked, and at each mill is a “ turn­ about in the heavy sea many of the veterans on tents were c ir c le I became a mire of the most Itli Tlie court beg to suggest that this is a ing plank” where from four to six men are case calling for an inquiry by the commissioners board succumbed to sea sickness, and arrived approved description. A large number of stationed sorting logs and turning them into of pilotage. there disgusted with the sea as viewed from the people, however, braved the dangers of pcdcs- the respective boom owned by the company Dated at St. Johns, 18th of May, 1885. tlcek of a steamer on a rough day. After look­ triauism and took In the show, feeling well whose mark they hear. Most of our timber 'Ihe report is signed by \V. 11. Whyliam, BLACK SATIN RHADAMAS at Indigo Blue Flannel and Yacht Cloth repaid afterwards for all their trouble. ing at the same ocean from the cliffs of the finds a market in Boston, Providence and ports resident m agistrate; Win. A. Cotill, district $1.25 and $1.50. SUITS. promenade that evening, however,they speedily I he menagerie is the best ever seen here, on Long Island Sound. magistrate; M. D. IL Eldridge, acting registrar revived and voted it not so had after all. the sight of piany of the curiosities being Just then the shriek of the locomotive was of shipping. 'I he report is concurred in.hv G. All shades of Diagonal and Whipcord Edwin Libby Post, of this city, with other worth of themselves more than the price of heard, and the train came dashing in. Bidding L. 1’. Bennett, Lieutenant II. M. S. “ Dido.” portions of Knox County Battalion arrived admission. Jumbo attracted tlie most atten­ STTITS. our friend goodbv. we stepped on hoard for a BLACK CASHMERES at 45, 50, Monday night and went into camp. The Post tion, while Jo-Jo and the sacred white ele­ trip to the terminus or Mt. Desert Ferry. We •wns accompanied by Rockland Band, and < ai phant cniiic in for their share of wonder, left Ellsworth nt 10.2b arrived nt the terminus 6 2 1-2, 7 5 , 1 .0 0 and 112 1-2. PLAIN AND FANCY CASSIMERE ried a beautiful lianttet, the design and work of 'flic condition of the ring and the universal about 11. Leaving the train wc made the trip ROCKETS, N. A. Burpee. It attracted a great deal of atten­ dampness necessitated the elimination of many to Sullivan, embarking on tin? little steamer SUITS. tion in tlie parade. of the best features of the show, but a won­ Electa, Capt. True, whom wc found to he n These Suits nre all Well Made, Stylish ami Nice Tuesday was parade day. There were 15,000 derful performance was given nevertheless, very pleasant gentleman to meet ns well as :i D R E S S G O O D S 12 1-2 to $ 1 .0 0 . Fitting, anti is the Handsomest line of Suits to bo 'flic tents were struck last night and Barnum FIRE CRACKERS, found in Rockland. They are going awful fust al­ men in line and it toek nearly three hours for competent commander. After a half hour’s GINGHAMS 8 and 10 cents. ready. Tlioso wiio can appreciate good goods, them to pass a given point. Some of tlie utii- today shows in Bath. made in the latest style, will find these Suits just sail on the beautiful hay we found ourselves wiiat they want, and at fbrms were particularly handsome, this being SIDE SHOWS, at Sullivan, and soon were very comfortably especially tin: ease with the Massachusetts dele- 'fhe hacks coined money. ensconced ut't’ie St. John hotel, a house pleas­ TORPEDOES, M id i LESS PRICE THAN CAN POS­ gat ions. The Maine men headed the procession Small traders did a small business yester­ ing in its appointments and a place where a LAWNS, 4 and 5 cents. SIBLY RE FOUND ELSEWHERE. which inarched by fours. Knox County Bat­ day. lirst class dinner is served at a reasonable talion. witli Gen. Davis Tillson in command, price. I ts proprietor, Mr. Shorn bar, also Mr. fhe meat hill of the circus in this citv was made a fine appearance. They were headed by Tincker, are courteous and alfiblc gentlemen, Roman Candles, etc., Bockiand Baud which played splendidly. ready to show guests every attention and PRINTS 5, 6, and 8 cents. Snk, one of our city’s most critical musicians, It is estimated that yesterday’s rain cost do all they can for their comfoit and pleasure. •*l was standing on the corner of one of the Barnum $3000. Situated at an elevation of about 70 feet, the streets in Portland, and I heard some of the Weren’t the horses line ? There were be­ view from the windows and broad piazzas of S M I T H ’S Elegant Assortment Men’s amt Youth’s best music I hail heard during the day. When tween 100 and 500 of them. this house is unsurpassed. Looking out upon WHITE MUSLINS, LAWNS AND the hand turned the corner what should it prove Au excursion train over the K. A L. arrived the bay with the stretch of land known ns LACE PIQUE, all prices. LIGHT PANTS to he but our own boya, and I tell you they last night jus? as the show closed. Wankcag Neck on the left, the attractive little M usic and V ariety were playing line. 1 was just proud of them.” They never would have got out of the field Sullivan Falls and just beyond them Hancock IN FINE AND MEDIUM GRADES. Said one of the Grand Armv boys, ••They gave in the world if the elephants hadn’t help boost on the t ight, while in front like an immense S T O R E J us sonic of the best music there was there, and tlie wagons. ting lies Bar Harbor, the Mt. Desert hills tiny gave us two pieces where other bands only rising in the rear witli all their grandeur. UNDERWEAR, 25, 37 1-2 and 50. At Haverhill, Saturday, it rained nil day played once.” Equally flattering remark One can sit in tlie spacious yet home-like din­ during (I c performance, with a vehemence -.'-BEST SPERM 0IL,-'.- with reference to the soldierly hearing of on ing room of the St. John and gaze upon this that discounted the storm of yesterday. FINE LINES OF county’s soldier hoys are heard from all sides. beautiful picture, a feast in itself. In connec­ Not only for Sewing Machines, but The remaining days of the eneampment F. L. Perley, Barnum’s press agent, is one tion witli tlie grand scenery, many attractions HOSIERY, 5, 8, 10, 12 1-2, 15, 20, of the most agreeable and pleasant gentlemen highly recommended to FARMERS passed off very pleasantly. Excursions down are held out to tourists in tlie way of delight­ and 25 cents. the hay, story-telling and precious little sleep­ we ever met. He is an efficient official ns well. ful drives, good sailing and fishing in fresh or for MOWING MACHINES. Boys’ Suits Bv'tli? way, all the attaches of the circus were ing filled out the program. The hoys began to salt water, etc. ALBERT SMITH. SHORT AND LONG PANTS. straggle home a few at a time, but the bulk of gentlemanly and polite. About 5 o’clock we started on return trip to our delegation did not arrive until Saturday Ellsworth,where we next morning took passage At the LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY SILK AND LISLE GLOVES, 25, 50, morning. The Band, which returned Wednes­ WATER. on the Henry Morrison for.hom e. Of Capt. 75 cents and $1.00. day, voluntarily went to the boat Saturday Crockett an J the other officers of this Jinc it is morning and escorted them up into the city, n W hat the Camden and Rockland Water scarcely necessary to speak, so well and favor­ thoughtful net greatly appieeialed by the Grand Company is Doing. ably are. they known. For a beautiful and E. BERRY I CO. Army boys. The heavy rains of the past two days have enjoyable sail this route is hard to excel and t SILK MITTS; 25, 50, and 75 cts. At the election of ofliccrs Thursday, Gen. S. given the new water company more water than pisscngcrs will find the genial captain, and Roys’ Knee Punts 50e, 7oc, $1, $1.25. F. Burdett of New York, was elected Comman- they could comfortably care for so that work clerk David Yosejready to make the trip a der-in-Chief and Gen. Scldon Connor, Senior has been discontinued until the Hood subsides. pleasant one for them. Vico Cominundcr. The next National En­ Trendies have been begun on Park street and ------“The class in general know ledge will In calling attention to our stock campment will he held in San Francisco. pipe distributed. From Park street thoy will please come forward. Who will tell me what for this season, wc do so witli more CORSETS go toJPIcasant, Holmes und Ocean streets, oakum is made of? O! come, let someone SEERSUCKER Coals and Vesfs, Gkavk Shot. satisfaction than ever before, and arc where six-inch pipe will he laid. One hundred answer. As nobody seems to know 1 will tell Madam Clark’s, $1 .2 5 Gen..lames A.Logan was the prominent figure now better than ever ready to meet men now constitute the working force. you. Oakum is made of old refuse rope. tlie wants of all buyers of Conformator, 1.0 0 Alpaca Coats at the encampment, and the enthusiasm aroused Two und a half miles of pipe have been laid. Weather-worn standing rigging and shrouds by him was something tremendous. It will require about forty miles in all. Sch. arc bought in large quantities. This rope is C o ra lin e , 1 .0 0 ------a n d ------The boys say that 'loin Saunders can’t he then cut into ton-inch pieces, steamed and then Eva D. Rose arrived Saturday from Philadel­ D r . B a lls , 1.0 0 beat ns a commissary. phia, via. Portland with a cargo of ten inch unstranded. Tlie serving or covering is then Linen Dusters One of tlie many pleasant gatherings was the pipe and special castings, crooks, corners, T’s picked out, thrown aside and afterwards sold llats, Caps, Best 50 and 75 cent C o rs e ts in reunion of the 2nd Me. Battery, Gen. Tillson’s and crosses. Wages have not changed and for $15 a ton to he made into leather-board for th e c ity . Sellinjr Low - old command. Tlie reunion was held in the men arc plenty. inner soles to your boots and shoes. The un- camp, Gen. Tillson presiding, thirty-seven ------stlanded material is then put into a washer, and members being present. Alter tlie reunion, is passed from that into a circulating wheel Ambrose McDonuld, one of tlie battery, gave KNOX LODGE. called a breaker which knocks the mass apart. HOOP SKIRTS AND BUSTLES, the members a reception at bis home which It is then carded like wool and picked apart by B o o t s , ___ was greatly enjoyed. South Thomaston Masons Organize 25, 50, 62 1-2 and 75 cents. Themselves into a Lodge. machinery, coming out of the cards clean and We are receiving daily New Styles or Portland did herself proud. fluffy, w ry different in appearance and texture Dr. II. C. Levensaler, commander of P. Wednesday evening was an eventful one to Rlaek, Brown and Light Colored from the original filthy tarred rope. It is then SUIT aud S traw Henry Tillson Post of Thomaston, sent the the masons of South Thomaston, it being the pressed into fifty-pound hales. There are three SHOES, SLIPPERS, Associated Press reports of the Grand Army occasion of the organization of Knox Lodge, grades, the finest selling for $‘I a bundle.” TABLE ILINEN, 20, 2 5 , 37 1-2 meetings in Portland, Wednesday ami Thurs­ E. and A. M., by M. W. Fessenden I. Day of Persons desirous of watching the transfor­ and 50 cents. day. Lewiston, Grand Master of tlie state, assisted mation .of condemned old junk into clean, For Men’s Boys’, Youth’s, Ladies’, h a t s . ----- by A. M. Wetherbee, of Warren, I). G.M.; light, marketable oakum should visit Camden TERRIBLE FALL. II. L. Shepherd of Rockport, S. G. W .; W. Oaktlin Factory, II. L. Alden, proprietor. This Misses’ and C h ild re n ’s >Vear. A. Barker, Rockland, J. G.W .; E. W. An­ factory was established in Thomaston fifty Manilla, Mackinaw drews, Grand Treasurer; A. I. Mather, Rock- TURKEY RED TABLING,33,42,50 A Rockland Man Falls Twenty Feet years ago. An increase of water power being and Canton Straw Bals and is Killed. laud, Grand Secretary; Rev. S. M. Dunton, needed it was moved to Camden. The factory Grand Chaplain; II. G. Copeland, Grand S. There is ever going forward great Friday afternoon John Hue, employed with can handle 100 bales a day, but at present is Great variety of Roys’ and Children’s 1).; L. S. Robinson, Rockland, Grand J. D.; turning out ubout 25 bales daily. Camden improvements in tlie manufacture of Aimoti Bird, was at work on the top of that Straw Hats selling at Lowest Prices. W. A. .Merriam, Grand S. S.; J. E. Morton, oakum ranks first-class in the market. these goods as to strength, wearing CRASHES at 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,'9, 10, gciitJenut’.*.*» kiln on Crockett’s Point, raking Grand J. S .; A. J. Morton, C. A. McAllister, me grave, which covers the roof. At inter­ Under the same roof as the oakum factory is (pialities, and beauty of linish, and it Grand Pursuivants; .J. Fred Hall, Rockland, II, 12 1-2,16,20, 25 and 30 cts. vals along the roof are large scuttles which the carding mill of which Mr. Alden is also is w itli pleasure that we are now able Grand Sword Bearer; J. (’. Porter, Grand were open at the time. Mr. Hue was busy proprietor. Country wool is brought in, picked to oiler to you the finest line of Hats, Tyler; John W. Ballou, Grand Marshal. raking, stepping backward, intent upon his and carded, forming rolls. The owner gets the Caps, Boots and Snoes ever brought After the members of the Grand Lodge had rolls, takes out the old spinning wheel and the work and ignorant that an open scuttle was to this market. organized they were escorted bv Knox Lodge CURTAIN HOLLANDS, 12 1-2, 20 FINE MERINO and BALBRIGGAN just hack of him. liis heels striking the heir apparent of the household appears shortly and visiting brethren, many of whom were Our Stock emlnaces all tlie and 25 cents. ruised portion of the scuttle lie was thrown in a suit of homespun which inay not be pretty present from Rockland, Thomaston, Camden LATEST STYLES, and we guaran­ backward and fell through, striking on his but certainly is durable. One set of cards has and Warren, to the Methodist chapel which tee our Prices on all goods U nderw ear, side on the brick hearth, twenty feet below. been operated here for 60 years. This set was was filled to overflowing. After prayer by the The unfortunate man was taken up ami formerly owned by llarbeck, Kirk A Co., and Grand Chaplain and the reading of the char­ OPAQUE HOLLANDS 20 cents. HATHAWAY’S WHITE and FANCY carried to his home, a doctor being immediate­ was run in a brick building where the Anchor ter l»y tlie Grand Secretary the lodge was consti­ ly summoned. Examination showed a bad Works are. As Low as the Lowest. tuted witii tlie beautiful ceremonies of tlie cut in the side of the head ami three broken ------Many years ago when what is now Cam­ S h i r t s , mystic order. ribs, which pressed in upon the lungs, caus­ den, Rockland und Thomaston were but scrag- Then tlie Grand Master, assisted by It. W. BEST CURTAIN FIXTURE at ing death at about four o’clock the next morn­ gly settlements a certain experienced nurse John W. Ballou of Bath as Grand Marshal, 2 5 c e n ts . ing. Tlie funeral services were iiehl Sunday. lived in the first named town, who was always W'ANTS GOODS And everything that can be installed the officers as follows: Mark 1). in demund in cases of extreme sickness. She Mr. Hue was a man greatly respected and in our line. foand in a first-class esteemed by all who knew him or came in Ames, W. M ; Robert A. Harrington, 8. W .; was noted for her horsemanship and unattend­ EVERYBODY contact with him. Geo. 1.. Pulliam, J. W .; S. S. Thayer, Treas­ ed answered calls from all parts of what is Gents’ Famishing urer; Geo. Gnen, Secretary; E. S. Allen, now Knox county. On one occasion when Can lie assured FANS at 5, 10, 12 1-2, 25, 50, 87, S. 1).; Henry Wiggin, J. I).; Horace C. Allen, Goods Store. SUDDEN DEATH. there was urgent need of her immediate attend­ EVERYBODY that we arc selling $1.00, $1.25, $1.50. S. S. B. D. l.itlletield, J . S . ; Geo. Burding, ance upon a sick person a t St. George the doc­ Chaplain; E. E. Drake, Tyler; II. S. Sweet- tor rode on horseback to Camden for her, ar­ roods at BOCK BOTTOM PRICES, An Aged and Respected Rockland Lady lam), Marshal. The ceremonies were impres­ riving there a little after nightfall. She was that can’t lie beat in tlie citv. is Called Home. sively conducted, and at their conclusion a soon ready and seated herself on the horse’s If in need of any of tlie aliove II ink behind lh( doctor, and they started oil goods, COME TO OI R STORE and we Mrs. Mary A. Mauk, who resided on tin cor­ South Thomaston ‘‘big eat” was enjoyed in their perilous ride of twenty miles through the Wc ask you to call and exam­ COTTONS were never so Low ner of Limcrock ami Broad streets, died very I own hall, and persons who have partaken of woods over stumps* down Into gullies, up steep | w ill GIVE you Lower Prices than you ine our goods. as n o w . •tiddcnlv Wednesday. 'I hr laily, who was a “ big cal” with South Thomaston’s hospitable declivities, tlie woman calmly seated on the , ever lieurd of. horse, and not so much as taking hold of doc­ somewhat advanced in years, was at home with people know what is implied and what was en­ tor once during the long ride in the pitchy Extra Low Prices on W IDE SEAM­ her daughter. For some purpose or oilier Mrs. joyed. Commend us to residents of t h e ’Keag darkness. M alik went out into tlie cook-room. Sometime for a satisfying supper. 1 lie story is a true one and not exaggerated LESS SHEETING. in tlie least. There are numerous other anec­ E . W . utter the lady left tin* room the (laughter went I he future of the lodge can hut be a pros* dotes of tlie woman’s prolicieucy as a horse­ NEW ENGLAND out to the cook-room and found her mother on perous one. Tin men installed into the diff.r- woman. It was said to bo impossible to upset 40 per ct. of NEW SHIRTINGS liie floor apparently lifeless. Help was sum­ ent offices arc thoroughly nnhucd with the her. Some of the bangcrs-oii at the tavern in just received. moned, hut was of no avail as the body was principles of masonry, and will leave no stone what is now Rockland made a bet that they could unseat her. When she came to the set­ ulicudy cold. I he funeral was held Saturday upturned to advance the interests of their or­ BERRY & CO. tlement one of the party stepped up to her as CLOTHING HOUSE, from the family residence uml tlie remains ganization. Tin lodge itself is composed of if to speak, and catching her suddenly by the taken to Waldoboro lor interment. Mrs. enthusiastic brethren, and ol the town’ s best heels, tipped her completely over backward. She struck ou her feet, however, gave the 261 Main Street. M ink was a lady greatly res|K*cted by all her citizens. Long may she Haurish is the wish of smart}’ a slap that nearly stuuned him, sprang W.O. HEW ETT & CO. 280 Haia St., Roctlaad. Acquaintances. ail. on her horse aud was away. Opposite Tborudike H o u . j THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1*85.

Dr. C. II. Cole now resides on the rom er of MEN AND WOMEN. University in the cl*** of 1879. and three Grace nnd Union streets in the C. II. Berry years Inter fir, mi the Union Theological Semi­ FOLKS AND THINGS. nary. Of lite he hn* been preaching n I house. Personal Paragraphs of More or Less the Congregational church in 1 aterson, N. J. Interest to Our Readers. He is regarded as a nun of parts nnd a tine < ^ 2 1 STRAW HATS RftckUmd’fl college boys bare returned home. The storm of last night gave a severe shak­ E. M. Pcrrv lias returned from Boston. sclmlat. and what he lack* in years lie will ROCKLAND, MAINE. W. R. Hills and family now make tlieir ing up to vessels in the harbor and along tlie Henry Rhoades is very ill at his home. make ,q» in carne«tne*>«. home in Liberty. const. Frank Terry’s boat, anchored off Willard Corliss of Wade is quite a bear Office with A..L RlWKixR, foot of TJni«r<-k S trct, Tillson’s wharf was washed ashore and ( ’. A . Crockett arrived home from Virginia C. M. Walker’s yacht May carried away l»cr Imnter. He Ims not kept account of tlie n u m ­ ffij'Pi mpt end careful attention paid to making smashed. Friday. ber he Has killed in hi* lifetime, tint i* prettv snrt' V. plant, working drawings and estimates, mast in the harbor Tuesday. •■tiie that it is over 125. Frank Staph* of nnd all <»t:o r professional busttWss. "4 Our European letter for next Tuesday will Hattie Lincoln Tillson of Boston Is at N. A. -:-SlW IMER 11.ATS-:- J. A. Tolman brought strawberries into the Farwell’s. Perham ^i* within th“ past !'• w w the O ,1 Colony road can -ave Money by addressing ( RUMMER, become members of the Central Club. ef Famous Kellamey” and “Muekross Abbey.” Edward Collin* of Oakland, Cal., Is at Wm. for the stations at Tam ton and Onset Biv. They are now at work on the largest dwelling 21 130t \Vn«httigton Si , Ro«ton. T. A. WENTWORTH'S. There have been many complaints, lately, of Farrow’s. (Jen. Berry Lodge, K. of P., Thursday even­ Dr. William Robbins of Farragut, Iowa, is h o m e th e v have ever made. Some idea of tlie young ladies being chased by strangers. ing, elected officers for the ensuing tergi as size may be gained fro m the fact tint it '* We bav. a lare. »• •• tc . f all lb. new style* visiting in this city. three stories and the floors aggregate 17," 0 5 0 , 0 0 0 in all ■ «.r- ami ju s li’ii* for M en. Boys nnd < hU- Miss Mabel Abbott entertained her class in a follows : Frank L. Richardson, chancellor com­ Frank Gilfcathcr of Boston Is visiting at the square fed. dr- i , which ar- *• Iling i heapr r than • 0 r. pleasant manner at her homo Wednesday eve mander; Ralph It. Ulmer, vice chancellor; Catholic parsonage. I ke body of on unknown man w.i* wa*hed Sira wherry Baskets, ning. A. A. Beaton, prelate; James Barber, master Mrs. Joseph Melvin and children nrc visiting up by ’be tide Sunday oil tlie south shore The Rockland* and Thomastons play a at arms. of the Methodist •amp ground at North- FOR SALE AT nt South Thomaston. port. atnl wa* discovered Sun.lav morning match game of tail at Thomaston tomorrow Simonton Bros, have bought the stock of M. Miss Eva Turner of Vinalhaven is the guest alwmt 1<> o’clock. I he town authorities wi re afternoon. A. Acliorn and will continue the business nt Miss belli Thomas. immediately notified and a coroner from Bel­ C. W. DRAKE’S. TINE BOOTS. fast summoned. The jury brought in a ver­ The frame o f the new vessel in Cobb, Wight that stand in connection with their present Mrs. Wm. Gould of Livermore Falls is vis­ establishment, their increase of business render­ dict of “ dentil from an unknown cause.” A t , w stork t I, 1 D IFS’ U N r KID ID T- A Co’s yard is up. The expected hard-pine itin g Mrs. J. S. Kenniston. The Fairfield Journal i« informed that the TON ItOOTS, in COMMON Hli.NSE nnd OPERA has not yet arrived. ing some such move necessary. Full arrange­ Mrs. A. 11. Thomas of Chicago is visiting damage done last week by fire in tlie timlier C i ia s. T . S p e a r , T<»E, Just received. ments have not been made. her father, F. A. 1). Singhi. growth on Dead River will amount to $100,000. Wednesday night J. II. Lawrence fell down E. Tottnnn A Co , had one camp burned on Has a Large Stock of the gangway of Stephen Chase’s pinkie and cut A large delegation from the National En­ Maria Hinds of Boston is visiting Mrs. John No. 11. All the camp* on Jim Pond tract were MEN’S a big gasb over bis eye. campment visited Bar Harbor, on invitation Hanrahan at the Meadow. burned and M. (J. Shaw lost three on Chain of Pavson Tucker, Saturday, passing through Will Gee Singhi, tlie noted photographer, is Pond. The tire is still raging and fear* are COTTON SEED MEAT. CAI I . IU TTON. CONOltr.SH und LACK O. H. Tripp, civil engineer, lias taken as an HOOT*. .11 qnalit'--. M LN’.s C ll.F and here on the boat. A large portion of the Cali­ visiting his brother, J. F. Singhi. entertained that the new ami expensive dam nt One of the Best Feeds for Cows. 111 I I STRAP OXFOKD’H mid olfirc n portion of the room occupied by A. J. Long Falls will be destroyed. fornia delegation was of the party and Senator Mrs. E. W. Cook son left Thursday for Bos­ OPERA BUTTON SIIORA. Erskine in Kimball block. Thursday night Augustus Cove, I'* years of T I X Y I T . John A. Logan was a central figure. ton where she joined ( ’apt. Cookson. age, was arrested in Whitefield, twenty mile* The Iwys now go in swimming and the tcll- BOYS', YOUTHS’ and CHILDREN'S At an Informal meeting of the 2d Me. Veteran Major II. F. Perry of Bloomington, Ind., is from Augusta, for the roberv of $000 in money tail shirt, wrong side before, is the cause of I ) I L ( O U T BOOTS AND SHOES, Association, held nt Portland, June 23d, it was visiting friends and relatives in tills city. and valuables at Hotel North Wednesday many a domestic tragedy. night. The stolen watch was found on his nil Fly tes nnd ipinlitiefl. ! voted to hold the fall reunion at Bangor in Eugene Harrington is nt home from Mon­ person and several other articles. He ac­ Tha members of the graduating class wish to September. AH members of the regiment will treal, where lie lias been attending school. knowledged that he was tlie robber, but denies C O M E -ZVISTXD J S U U IT S thank ail those who so kindly assisted them in confer a favor by sending tlieir names and F. F. Phillips, formerly principal of our taking the money, and it cannot lie found. (Jove was formerly a watchman in the hotel. preparing for their exercises. I addresses to C. M. Perkins, secretary, Rock- High school, was present at the graduating Olllce Hour*:- 1 to 3, und 7 to S 1*. M. I land, Me. exercises. Bridget Oeogham, who boards at Mrs. Samuel Hamilton of the New England In­ O’Biieti’s, in Augusta, acted strangely on ar­ Salvation Bow and son Charles arrived from dustrial School for deaf mute* is in this vicinity T he Citt'KCHKS.—Tlie Quarterly Conference riving Saturday morning, ami told a sick \. WENTWORTH. person in the house that she wa* going away in the interests of that institution. of the Free Baptist churches of this district met Boston Thursday. They go to Northport for K. C. R A N I< I X , the summer. not to come back again. Mie then proceeded o r B O S T O N , 243 Main St., Rockland. Tuesday night person* unknown threw stones at Week’s Mills, China, Ins-t week and enjoyed to a point on the river bank, opposite the Miss M. M. Files, assistant teacher in our through the windows of IL II. Crie A Co’s some very interesting sessions. Rev. G. S. Maitie Central ear shop*, waded into tlie riv, r elect < ‘lass in store, breaking three lights of glass. Hill of this city was present...... The annual High school, returned to her home in Unity up to her arms, laid her head down agaiu*t a this morning. stone 'iml commenced to screech at the top of A dog spurted through Main street Saturday rental of pews in the Congregational church Dr. James C. Wilson, wife and son of Flint, her voice. 1 liis aroused the residents in tin night, a tin pan closely following. It’s fun lor will occur Thursday evening next nt 7 1-2 vicinity, and E. Gordon, rushing down, Plain anil Fancy Dancing o’clock. Mich., are visiting at the residence of I). C. dragged her from the water, taking her to a the boys, but torture for the poor dog. Smith, Cedar street. house near by. Troubles which she had ex­ ---- IX----- Rev. W. S. Roberts of the First Baptist There is considerable window smashing Miss Jennie Glofrav is attending Commence­ perienced caused the young woman to act in this strange manner. church baptized two candidates at the beach | going on in this city. Beside the breaking of ment nt Waterville, and w ill visit her sister MERRILL’S HALL, LIMEROCK ST., south of the Five Kilns, Sunday noon. windows in the store of II. II. Uric A Co., The large four-masted wooden sailing vessel Mrs. Kelley at Fairfield. which is being finished at Camden, in this On Tuesday, July 6. at 2 P. M. The stated convocation of King Solomon’s windows in the house of Rev. G. S. Hill have Fred Smart and wife of Clifton, Arizona, State, leads the New York Nm to speak of the been broken, and n gentleman living just above great ships of the world, and to note the fact «g'l'.-pe*t ship ever built in the “There is carroway seed in abundance,” in George P. Chase of Hallowell was here last United State* w as Donald McKay’s famous were in a team and drove in tlie direction of front of tlie Atlantic House. Carroway seed is week, the guest of F. IL Wilson, who took him Great Republic. Which registered 3,350 tons. | Blaekington's Corner. Next comes the ship Three Brother*, which ! '85. FOURTH OF JULY. '85. very nice to put into cookies and pumpkin on a cruise to Portland in yacht Starlight. The Thomastons scooped the Rocklandsat wa* formerly the steamer Vanderbilt nnd wlii. Ii pies. 11. II. McIntire and wife o f Bluehill attended i* registered at 2,972 tons. Then comes the base-ball on tlie High school grounds in this the graduation Friday evening. Mrs. McIntire CELEBRATION ! The Point Rangers beat the High School Camden ship with a probable displaemcnt ( f city Wednesday afternoon. Trowbridge’s graduated from our High school last year. 2,000 ton-. There are only about a dozen Nine one score in ten innings, Friday afternoon. curves were too much for the Rocklands, and Frank and Pliilctus Fales of Kansas arc vis­ wooden ships now in service registering over Saturday afternoon the Rockland H. S. Club 2,200 ton*. (if tlie*e seven were built in Maim ; when they did get a scratch hit the Thomaston iting tlieir brother, (). W. Fales, ou Maverick beat the Thomaston 11. S. Club. “ Ocean King,” 2.51G ton*, at Kennebunk ; “ R. field, which was in excellent form, managed to street. I’. Fales is accompanied by his family. D. Rice,” 2.111 tons, at Thotua*ton; “J. It. At II. C. Chapman’s harness shop last week secure the ball in almost every instance. The Mrs. Mary Thomas, widow of the late Rev. Kelley,” 2,3GI tons, at Bath; “ A. G. Hope.*,” n pair of traces was tnndc for Dr. Fitzgerald’s 2,312 tons, at Bath “ John Rosenfeld," 2,2GB visitors excelled nt the bat and in the field. W. O. Thomas, formerly of this city, was in tons, at Bath; “ Gen. Knox,” 2,217 ton*, at leaders. They were 28 feet long, doable and Tlie score at tlie end of the game was 18 to 7. town last week attending the missionary meet­ Thotnnston; and “ Parker M. Whitmore,” 2,205 stitched, of white and black leather. George E. Ncwbcrt of Warren caught for the ing held at the First Baptist church. ton*, at Bath. The boys were jumping. Said a looker-on Thomastons, and ns usual did himself credit, Mrs. F. P. Russell, of Zanesville, Ohio, a “I can jump farther tknn that on one foot.** taking two neat foul tips from the bat. Two member of the National Relief Corps who V i r t b s . TEHTbOTLY GATiSFACTCRY “You ought to,” was the quick retort, “one of base hits, Rocklands 1, Thomastons 1. Left attended the encampment at Portland, is in the ill CVe-y •id* .7 I v rrl’cr. your feet is bigger than two of ours.” on bases Rocklands 2, Thomastons 12. Double city, the guest of Mrs. I. W. Holbrook and R oekhm d, Ju n e 27, to M r. and Mr.*. C. E. P u r M a . • a a pee. a son. KNOX TROTTING PARK tious. N o se &.HUia0 without Ball'i C.-T. Frost and his catamaran were upset in plays Bicktord 1, Dizer and Patterson 1. Mrs. Chas Decrow. W »--l < nin • n, Ju n e ?2, to Mr. nnd .Mrs, Jan u s I’inie of game 2 hours. The best features of Z. Pope Vose, editor for many years of the Walden, a sou. tlie harbor Saturday evening. He and his W est C am den, J u n e 23, to .Mr. mid .Mrs. E lbridge ROCKLAND, ME. friends were picked up by tlie stone sloop and the game were, for the Rocklands’ a tine foul Gazette t but now residing in Minneapolis, Orbeton, a daughter. catch by Simmons, fine fly by Moore, Burns’ Minn., arrived in tiiis city Thursday on a visit East Warren, June 17, to Mr. mid Mr*. J. (’. w . O. H E W E T T & CO., brought to land, the catamaran towing behind. Fish, a son. Friday & Saturday, July 3d & 4th catching and Sullivan’s play at first; for the ROCKLAND, ME. 24.76 Rev. W. O. Ilolnian lias green peas in his t) liis many friends, all of whom were glad to North Appleton, June 14, to Capt. and Mrs. ('. It. Thomastons tlie double plays mentioned, a fine .Merriam, a huh. garden from which lie has gathered large, see him. Mr. Vose has changed little in ap­ in Curses. Horses owned in Maine assist of Dizer to the home plate cutting oil’ plump pods, and will pick several bushels tiiis pearance, and his hand has not forgotten its Doherty, the catching of Simmons napping at Itlarringcs. week for the market. This is a little previous cunning, nor liis eye its power of observation LIST OF ENTRIES. lirst, tlie retiring of batters in one, two, three for local gardens. as his accurate reading of many columns of order for over half the game, and tine batting. proof this morning plainly showed. Knekhuiil, Juiicgn, by Kev. ticoru'- S. Hill, Leu. FRIDAY, JULY 3(1. The first prize for Junior declamations at nun It. Brewster, ami Fannie K. Oxtoti, both of W. G. Robinson of Warren umpired a most (,’mini eif. 3 MINUTE CLASS. PURSE $100. Bowdoin College Monday of last week was excellent game, satisfying all the participants. O U R BO Y S. Rockland, June 23, by Rev. Georue S. Hill, F. II. ' F. M. Slnunom*. Rockland, ch. g. M. I.. S. FASHIONABLE'CLOTHING awarded to Walter V. Wentworth of this city. Jo n es o f Cm m len, ami Sir.*. E. .1. Coition, of Ro-I; J . E ( rock< tt, F ra n k f «rt, Dido The usual disgraceful amount of hooting and Inml. L. A. Barron, Rockland, b. g. Karie Mr. Wentworth is one of the finest scholars personal insults to players were indulged in by Rockland Men in the West and What Ko klaml, June 27, John E. Brewnter mid Mary <5. L. Daggett, “ ch. in. Dai*y in his class, ns well. a portion of the spectators. They Are Doing. Is. Ulm er, both ot Rockland. Ira P. Woo.B.ury, Portland, 1». g. II- o-ae Rockland, June 20, by Rev. \V. S. t’oberm, Henry Berry Bros., Rockland, g. m. Be»aie ' Thursday evening Joseph Sylvester’s horse ------(♦»---- - In a published report of the showing of W. Duiicmi ol Lincolnville, uml Lizzie E. .Merritt, eloped through Main street, with a wagon and Indiana at tlie New Orleans Exposition wc find of Rockland. 2.3« CLAS?. PL KSE 81.30 A T R O B IN S O N ’ S AMUSEMENTS. Rockland, Dec. ft, 1*S4, by II. E. Ingraham, Jus­ Alden .McLain, Rocklaml, g. g. Grey John three young men attached. At the Brook tlie the following which concerns two former resi­ tice of the Peace, Frnncia T. (’oouiIim am i Air*. IL M. B. an, Carmto-i, b. g. MeLain ARTISTIC TAILORING animal was stopped. The cause of the excite­ The ladies of the Universalist society will dents of this city: Elizabeth Say war I. both of Rockland. I J. F. Ihdm *. Portland, b- 111. Nellie M. New Richmond, \Vi*., June 20, Geo. 3’. Sleeper . Ira P. W oudburv, Port land, b. g. Slipp< iy Dick ment was a broken hold-back. hold a Strawberry Festival nt tlie church Prominent among tlieso exhibits is that of of Mlniie.ipol s, ami Imogene Bartlett of Portland. Perry Bro-., Rocklaml, g . u i. cises. the Rocklands intend to square accounts tomor­ in {Chicago ami Indianapolis, and which has J. F. Willey, I.inc. tin vide, n, Eastern i oic A large line of Woolens made these cities so beautiful archiJeeturallv, At a special meeting of the Board of Aider- row evening. The Bar Harbor boys arc gen­ D e a tb s . .1. E . C rockett, Frank Cut, tlemanly fellows and can play polo. and which has been used in tlie new Cotton II. S. Moore, Rockland, in all the Fashionable men Friday evening, the mayor was authorized Exchange of New Orleans, the handsomest Ira P. Woodbury. Portland, Berry Bros., Rockland, g. m. BcssU te dratf his order oil the city treasurer for the The preparations for the trots at Knox Driv­ and grandest building in “the Crescent City.” R ocklam l, J u n e 24, M ary A . M auk, aged SI year*, Styles on hand. following named sums to bo taken from the ing Park next Friday and Saturday have been It is without flaw, and free from the iron which 11 uiontliH, b day*. FREE FOR ALL. PURSE $350.00. in other limestones stains the front of the Rocklaml, June 26, Edward Lucan, aged 70 yearn, school fund: Teachers’ salaries, $3,210; jani­ completed aud a splendid exhibition can safely 1 m oldb, 21 davK. J. E. Crockett, Frankfort, Da building in a few years and gives it an un­ II. M. Bean, Camden, It. g. Me I. tor’s salaries, $215.50. be promised. There have been twenty-six healthy, mottled appearance. In tho matter of Rocklaml, June 27, John Rue, aged 54 year», 9 OtpA'I work of the be»t quantity in m onth*, 12 day*. W illiam .M>-Lain, R ockland, cb. g. Sorrel Fred point-J Fit, Stvi.i am i Make. Sat- entries, including the following: F. M. Sim­ cutting, it is as susceptible as wood, vet as William Snell, Portluml, bro. g. Jack Spratt Ihfaction guaranteed. The annual readjustment of the salaries of Rocklaml, June 2*. E'iza J., wife of Roscoe G. John T. Iluinew, “ mons’ “ M. L. 8.” J. E. Crockett’s “ Dido,” L. strong and tough as iron, allowing the* most RobiiiHon, m e d 37 yearF, 9 inoidliH, 11 day*. b. m. N ellie M. postmasters is to take effect in July. A num­ florid sculpturing in leaves, vines, etc., but Thomaston. June 25, Lueiua D. Butler, aged Sit Fred II. Berry, Rocklaml, fro. g. Johnnie It. ber of offices suffer a reduction ot $100 each in A. Barron’s “ Earl,” G. L. Daggett’s “ Daisy,” withstanding wind and storms. It is what is year*, 9 m outh*, 28 day*. ha P. Woodbury, Portland, b. g. SUpperv I fick Ira P. W t id b u n bk. m. Black Nell salary. Among these arc Bath. Belfast, Cam­ Ira P. Woodbury’s “Horace,” Berry Bros. known us oolite limestone, of great strength Portland, June 13, Nellie M , wife of Nathan “ Bessie” and “ Georgia C.,” Alden McLain’s and durability. One of the prettiest exhibits Young, ami daughter of II. II. ami A. M. Calder- den, Rockland, Thomaston and Waldoboro of the Perry Bros, is a low crowned stone wood of Vinalhaven. , Adm ission 50 eta. Ch it1iiii«*h F r e e . offices. The Bath postmaster will now receive “Grey John,” II. M. Bean's “McLain,” J. F. fence running around one side of General Car- Seattle, Wa-bington Terrltorv, June 19, A. J I Tickets can lie obtained at Berry Bros* Stable. Drinkwatt r of Rc< kland, aged 21 year*, 9 month*, [ BAItliES and l 11 At HE.-: wi|| run Ironi lliu llutvla $2100, Belfast $1700, Camden $1100, Rockland Haines* “ Nellie M,” Ira P. W oodbury’s “ Slip­ nu ban's office, the railing broken by Grecian 1 day. • FASHIONABLE CLOTHING pery Dick.” J. F. Willey’s “Eastern Queen,” pillars surmounted by carved globes. There Sedgwick, May 31, Mrs. Freeman Dority, aged and Berry Bro*' Olllce. Faiii; 15 C i s t s . $2100, Thomaston $1200, and Waldoboro are other exhibits in sculpture, displaying the 76 yearn. Races called promptly at 2 o'clock. $1000. Among route changes is the following: 11. S. Moor’s “Prince A.,” J. E. Crockett’s facility witli which this stone can be used for \ iiialhaveii, June U'dli, Watson Y. Hopkins, ! Arrangements have been made witli Rail- The mail will leave Tremont Tuesdays and “Grey Dan,” W. A. McLain’s “Sorrel Fred, ornamental or monumental purposes. aged so year*. , m ad s ami Steam boats for IJ >W F A R E S . St e Rai!. . road und Steamboat I'. -tt rs. Fridays at G a. m., arriving at Swan's Island William Snell’s “Jack Spratt.” F. 11. Berry’s B E R R \ BRO S., PitOi'iiiETOii*.. “Johnnie B.” and Ira P. Woodbury’s “ Black MAINE MATTERS. i Sheriff W. 8. Iitisii, Marshal of the day. Tuesdays and Fridays, at 12 in. and at Tremont CIRL W ANTED. IN INSOI.X EN< A . by 1 p. m. Nell.” It will be seen at a glance that some of A Girl to do Iiouhi work i the best blooded stock in thestate will compete, It Is understood that O. W. Davis, Jr., of The pupils of T. II. McLain’s school gave a Bangor and associates arc to rebuild the 21 and tiiat tlie races will be exciting in the high­ program of select readings, declamations Kutnhdin Iron Works. est degree. Sheriff W. S. Irish will be mar­ J. DONAHUE & CO. Ju n e . .. A D 1*S5. and music Thursday afternoon, a large com. burglars went through the house of Pied ('. TO LET. In of Lew:* McDonald, Inntivi t D e b to r. shal of the day. A good Tenein. nt will be I t if applied for noon. puny of friends being present. All the parts Turr, on Ash slreel, Lewiston, Smiilay night. Oder tlie following Bargain, for thu week : Tlllte I* ti. give notice, lli.d on t |,e Jtd ,Juy of Mr. Tarr's trowsers, containing *41 in change A pply to .Jute-, A. D. I** ., a w ari e t in itiholvi ncy wait Miller A Dixie’s Opera Company played a A. k. Sit \it, were well rendered. The room was decorated and his watch and chain were stolen. flioict* St. Louis I’iil.'iil Koller I’loiir l**u. d by II M. W. h,I, Judge of tin Court of In three nights engagement here last week, closing 24 No. 4 Park St. Holvcnt y, for said ( ountv of K nox, u g alhtt the «r- with flowers in a tasty manner. The pupils of The case of E. Gould vs. the mayor mid city ul $5.5(1 |>rr liiiiTcl. with Pinafore Wednesday night. Small houses t '■ •! -aid Lew - McDoial.l, of North Haven, the graduating class presented the principal an marshal of Augusta, to recover liie value of CARD. 5 lili.ls, ( ho,co \ ch I’orlo Kiro Molasses adjudged to be an iiiteolvcnt debtor, on p, tit ion of elegant side-board. A year ago GO pupils enjoyed the excellent singing and music. tlie drums taken from tlie Salvation Army, Second han 1 'Pop Buggy, in good eonditlon, for hi- ( it d ti r*. w hich petition w a- (Bid on the 19th was entered in tlie muntiieipal court Monday. aale cheap. E n q u ire at thin otlice. 2325 liu lil eolore.l uml heavy lio.lie.l 27 e. day of June, a . D. 1-*’., t . w hich date inti r e t ,,n entered the first class in Mr. McLain’s school. Monday evening’s “Mascot” we have already Tlie following newly appointed Maine post­ Best Iratle yet. on claim* i- to be . ompuh d. Of these 53 have received their passes into the mentioned. “Iolanthe” Tuesday was much That the payment of any d« bt» to or by mhl deb masters have been commissioned: Theo. It. FOR SALE. Id iltiz. iiict- llroouis, Parlor lluuillrs, tor, and the tra,infer ami dtdlvery of any prop, . v High school, 21 of these being young men. Ijettcr musically than the “ Mascot” and the Edwards at Gorham ; (ieorge 1*. Crane at Milo ; Several nice IIouhc Lot* on l.oeiist ami Walnut 15c. Solti c very a lie re Ibr 25c. by him, are foCmblen l.y law. ’ The class is a smart one and it is to be hoped costumes and acting were excellent. The sing­ C. E. Dimmoek at Lllitiugtoii; J. Kirk at Mtrcetn. Almt, a good Fam ily Hortfc. A pplv to That a meeting cd th e credit, r* of the »aid Togus. 21 ' (i. W . BPB I.’ V. 5 boxes ltd Cross Tobacco 15c per lb. debt .r, to prove tlieir debt*, uml chooHe olle o, that all will take the High school course. ing of Miss Helen A. Russell in “ Iolanthe” im ie a-M gnees of Ida etdate, Will b e I.eld at a . i n bates, bowdoin and the Maine Stale College NOTICE. 5 b o x e s Mayo's lie s ! I lien iutr ami Smok­ was one of the best features of the whole opera. ing' Tobacco, tide a lb .—Ibis beats (lie of in-' Itrem-y, to be lioldcu at Probate Court R. A basket meeting of the Woman’s Mission She is a soprano witli a beautiful voice highly had their commencements last week, while Having (dosed my store, being about to leave the in Rocklaml, in said ( "iinty ol Knox, ou Tin- Circles was held in the Baptist chapel in this Colby Commencement is taking place the pres­ State, I wUh all having Unsettled Accounts lo p re . w o r ld ! d a v , lb - 21-1 da\ f July, A. D. b-h., at tlntt cultivated. She is also an excellent actress. ent week. The uttendanee of visitors lias not Hint the aauie for payment or settlement. 1 can be 5 lbs. ( lioicc Kalsins lor 25 cents. o'clock in th e a f t ,Tin.on. city oil Tuesday of last week. In the morning Miss Emma Tuttle made a good impression lieeu as large as usual. Glv, ii under my bunds tlie date tir-t above win- 25 lairs Washboard Soup, or 2d burs of ten. there was an interesting devotional service, led A party ol six young men left the Garnett Monday evening, which was deepened during Xcvv Chicago Soup *1 ,0 0 . W S. IRISH, by Rev. W. S. Roberts, wliich was followed her stay here. She is a tine actress and pleas­ House for it sail. When near West bath tlie Slieritl' M. tt-cng. , ,.f tlie Conn ot In.-,.i\.i / lio.it wae struck by a squall and upset. X. W. ANCHOR CAPTURED. for bahl County of Knox. 212 by reports from the different circles. At noon ing singer. “Patience” Wednesday afternoon In Owl’s Head Harbor, Tlmrbday, 1 booked up an the company adjourned to the church parlors, Gavin, assistant postmaster, and I). A. Lincoln Anchor that weiglis some eight or nine hundred was probably handled the best of any of the were drowned. Lincoln's body lias not been pounds. 'Fhe owner can have the same by proving Our No. 2 Combination I« having a great run, it c heap. (iiv. uh a < all uud we will try an j I OB I * I CI IA D IE ing.” Mrs. Mills rendered a solo. The meet­ contains Twenty Acres; new an.I commodious him who talks. Any agent of tlie L'm o s Mi - phutic you. Renn mb< r the place. lioi i t I'rvlih- st , ings were of unusual interest, although great “ Bowdoin has a president at last. It is Kev. buildings, consisting of bouse ell and stable. CLOTHES l ’O R T J IN D . M L. I e.vi. can tell you facts respecting the eompane Wm. DeWitt Hyde, who must lie tlie Young orchard, hut's, vines and dowers, nev» r anxiety was felt concerning Miss Barrows, —its history, its plans of insurance, aud liberal youngest man in the country to failing water, plenty of wood, convenient to who was on her way to attuid tlie meeting polieiei -w hich it will pav yon to listen to at­ hold such an olllce. Wc have not ihe iiate of stdmol, stores, t ie. A beautiful home f,r any one tentively. his birth, hut he is a native of Winchendon, desiring a small country place. HI health the .1. DOXAHUE & CO., when she was thrown from th JLtrriagc and in­ reason for feel lug. Apply to James Sinkiuson, Manager, Portland, Me., Worcester county, studied ut Ihe Phillips Re 1 Building 4 Doors South St. Nicholas Hotel, L. S. Robinson’s Shoe Shop is over jured. II. J. Colo, District Agent, Itoekland. Eater Academy, was graduated at Harvard | 'I*, s . B ow bi N, ‘•3 West Washington, Maine ItOl KI.VM), MAIMS. 10 H. N. Keene’s Store, at the Brook. 4 THE ROCKLAND COURTER-OAZETTE: TUESDAY, JUNE 30. 1885

A R E U N IO N . Mr. llnresctioff, the IJwnt builder nf POE’S LAST LECTURES. K<'d Cross Tobncco P rovl enee. who made the Stiletto, was DYSPEPSIA on deck will, a party of friends. Tln-y OPJTiV YOUR LIVER A company tiiiiiiberin-’ nb-,„t ful-ly- Jlalttmor’ Amoi.on.. Causes its victims to ho niisernMo.hopclcrs, remained modestly silent in the face of I'iVi* of the children, gr.-tndehildren anil I lientd liol,i of Poe’s lectures in confused, ami flcprcs^cJ in mind, very irrita­ lb.* bile and i.< one nf th e nv,»* im ja tin- insults from the Powell, Imt. 5G ecuts per pound Itiehm olid. They were Hie ln l be ever ble, bmguizi. and drowsy. It is a diseaso i f th e h um an fy -t-m . J und c , c l I.er ii-l.il ivc’ ol Mrs. Ei'zt Thorndike ivben tliey saw that b ig boat ju m p in g delivered. The admission was 50 cents, wlilrli does not pot well of itself. It requires Ron, Py-p j-.i, V • il M o ;. ., V i.'semblrd al her residence on S. heel 1 ttiro u g li the water ns fast tw she was and lie- hall v i s crowded. On both oe- careful, i nrsistent attention, and a remedy to street. 111111 -d iv,tin l.ilh.lo commemor­ aide tliey let loose tllc ir exulta tion mid throw off tlio causo* and t*.nc up the diges­ C H A S . T . S P E A R ’i? 1-liowi-d that they wen- proud after all. ca-doUS Pile w is nt ids best. I never j ate I he eightieth iiinieeis iry of her beard a voire ilia t was so musical n s his. | tive organs till liny perform their duties t,in-said something to the man who willingly. Hood’s Sarsaparilla lias proven t.< n« of L.ver < ’otBp li'rthd iv. a -iirpi i-e eclicn np Ity her ran llie engines, and ...... a ll took It was full of Hie sweetest nn-lody. and an incident of tin- evening showed how just tin* required remedy in hundreds of cases. oidy lt in iinine d.-iir-.liier. Mrs. It mnali ( (V their b its. Rowed p o lile ly mid ye lb d marked an impression it made. Din ing “ I have taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla for dys­ --goodliy." Tiun tin- smoko poun-d G i i i v e s . Of a family of twelve children, the Iodine In- recited Hood’s "Bridge of pepsia, from which I have suffered two years. thicker out of the little funnel, and the only two remain. Of sixleen eim-l- Sighs.” A little boy about 12 years of 1 D ied many other medicines, hut none proved water jumped tip from under the stern so satisfactory as Hood’s Sarsaparilla.’* •ige wa - s ittin g near inc. He w i~ listen­ ehildli n, twelve were present. Of nine until ii wet the llag that Boated nfi, mid iiomas Cooit» Brush Electric Light Co., in g in te n tly, and before Poe I.ad finished T great or in-lehildri-n representatives of tlin little boat reeked like an old fashion­ New York (. ity. the p n-ni. lie was in tears. Could there ed c iv ile . fira d u n lly she stole away lie- fourth eener.i'i in. six wen- there to be anv girder tribute lo a speil-r’s from the fa«l. Bying Powell, and before Sick Headache partake of the bminlifnl repast. power? A fte r Hie lecture, Po» very mod­ the friends of Ilia' boat bad recovered estly said: "I have been Ii quisled lo re­ “For the past two years I have been The following lines written for the •roin their astonishment they were en­ cite mv own poem, ‘The ltavcti.' ” No aniictcil with severe headaches and dyspep­ cecadm were real hv Mrs. E. I’. joying a stern chase mid listening to the one wiio heard this w ill ever forget Hie sia. I was induced to try Hood’s Sarsapa­ taunts of till- Stiletto people blown back rilla, ami have found great relief. 1 cheer- Thorn like of California: beauty mid pathos with which this reci­ to them on the wind. Pile engineer fully recommend it to all.” Mils. E. P. This natal day rolls hark Ihe rislft tation wa- rendered. Tile audience was “ Ftth-t?” wild a young man, working in S.ir- piled on mine steam until the big boat nnaulk New Haven, Conn. (If Ila- vanish' il years. still as death, and as his weird, musical A , •••nt*?m , i t Brewer, M e.,” “ are you going to In gan to ju m p , nnd the men vvlm knew They came and went, leaving the record voice lilled Hie hall, its effect was simply Mrs. Mary C. Smith, Canibridgeport. Mass., 15 . ’ • >-r. 'it? ” “ Ye-,, m y -on, w hy?” *‘I w an t I-'ranyht with sunshine -'in n -, with others snuii'lliing about boilers got as fir all Itide-erib ddc. It seems tn me Hint I ein was a sufferer from dyspepsia and sick head­ , ; to e. t n boitl ? of Brown’s Sarsaparilla, i Dimmed by eilherintf tears. ns Ihcy could. 'Phis lasted u n til the ache. Sho took Hood's Sarsaparilla ami ten most out an 1 don’t want t ) bo wi bout it.” The Relentlessly thl-v sped, 'till eighty years yet hear that long, plaintive -Nevermore.' Powell was llying along at ihe late ol found it the best remedy she ever used. . ie w h o I • ••p.» the boiirdi’ig hod90 nt ibo mill, lias marked its heart heats on At tlie second lecture, a rather sniusing live m iles an Ilnur faster than she had .• hisfon v.a • . i run down, had no appetite, The dial plate. incident took place, A well known ever gone before, but even Hi it gait was Hood’s Sarsaparilla werktd about oi.c-h.iif the tim e, nnd wa.’ always As one hv one those whom Ihe world country physician who lived near Itieh- ('alls dead, have passed beyond not fust i-nougli In eateli the Stiletto, and Pohl by all druggists. $1 ; six for $r». Made lirod Can n nv ( hank* to Brown’s Sarsaparilla) uintul was present with ids family. He The inyslie gale. that small yield was still steadily gain­ only l>y C. I. IIOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass. wc.rk every day, h:n good nppedte, Color h.i * "Know lieu, that life, not death, is here was alllii-ted witli a certain kind of hy­ ing. Al Yonkers tin- little bunt shot •mo into Ilia f.v Ho is pure that Brown's To gri el your natal d ay . drophobia. He could not look upon IOO Doses Ono Dollar. past .Jay Gould’s swift ynelit, which Was Sarsaparilla is w •. ’••rfttl in cases of general dc- An eager tinong, wlili heatningcycs w a 'e r without an insane desire to take a Hark o'er the shining way. going at full speed, lo enjoy as much id bility. drink of it. That night a big stone H E F E L L in the S T R E E T S ^ 'I lie gale ajar now open springs the rai l - as possible. .Mr. G ould's yacht pitcher bad liven placed on Hie platform Obedient Io us here. lias been beaten by the Powell, mid it Ma. E. Conn, i n • of t i • mo-i prominent mer* Dispel your doubts, east out all I'ear,nnd gladly from wliieli Pop delivered Ills address. KENNEDY’S FAVO1UTE Hl AT 1.1)Y < banta of Bangor, h • sidl-r.-d from liver trouble* evidently did that Pinimeii-r much good Cuvcft ii Terrible Uhhc of Gravel When Oieet ihe eomiitg year. The leeturo bad progressed, and every­ O llier Help railed. f rtw oye.r-. Mr. Cohb has con-,tlt.’d good phy- We bring a ia'irel wreath, lor duty done, to see the boat which had beat him stru g ­ body was listening with absorbed inter­ W hat i< G ravel? w hut i-niise.- it, nnd m Iig are I'or victory w on; gling in tin- wake. He took oft'his high Helans, t ik n various rmnedh ", but got little fir est, when souk! mischief-maker pointed in-'-u liable to il ? h frequently attended with no a--is:awe until Id* began the use of Brown's A dieaf of L-lenmiug wheal we lav exultant, while hat waved it wildly Io the people Hellie pain, ami nnleses relief can be found, pro- AI your feel. out to the doctor Hie stone pitcher, lie SAr-apariHa. II • pay* it is the best thing for Liver on the S tile,In. and had a cannon lived in dtj.-'-M ii.llamination ami dentil. Roth sex/ s and all We weave a garland rare, of autumn flowers wriggled und squirmed in Ids seat for ages -tic liable* to it. allh n n g li m en w ho have ri’iieli. ( - r.’-dut that ever «• no • to h:X notice, and free'y honor of the li ver. At Hastings the lit­ Ty| e of waning years two or three minnlcs, mid nt lust, liis eti or parsed middle age are its most common vie- r«- • ’luutetids it to his friends. 'I hroiigh 1 Imi'ls and -unsliiue, birth and death tle boat spurted just for the Inn to see tbuR. Nothing is more urgently needed tlinn n re­ An emblem of your tears. thirst conquering, lie arose from liis liable niclii'ine for Gravel, iih tin- dii»ea-« - seem s on w liil she could do. She llew over Ihe tie- increase, ami we are gltnl to say tlint s tte li a Xo strange hand brings greeting ten miles bet ween Yonkers and 'Parry- eliair. wulked up tlie aisle with the thun­ spt eilleis m.w befi.re ihe public la the form of “ I was all out. of Ilx this Spring,” said Mu. L. l-'r-on Ihe summer land. dering sound of liis cowhide boots, DR. D.WU) KENNEDY’^ EAVOLITE REM O. (»ak merchant nt Garland, Me. “ I rend some town in less than 2.‘l minutes, and got Rut kin*mau. brothers, children all commingle poured out two glasses of water and l-.DY, ofRomlont, N. Y. We pul in cvi lence llie of the testimonials, bought some of Brown’s Sar- With the happy throng, there while the Powell nrrived there following It-iter, select,-d Rom many similar com- inunieaiions: .rill . took one bottle, nod am Io day better While garlands woven irom their love, bring seven minutes later, whistled courteous­ drank them down, and then marched a io 1 have been for year . I recommend Brown’s Benedictions from above. ly three times lo the Stiletto, mid pro­ back as stillly ns lie liad nppronelied, Pirrsritj.n, M a s s ., March, 1&84. w liile thu audience .suppressed its in e rii- p r. Pari'l Ki n n-dg. Sirs! a villa above nil injdieiuea I hive as I know "Thy spirit home how fair to see ceeded on tier way, no longer the fastest Di. \ u Hik : —Yoh In.ve a right to know, nnd I de- it t j be good.” l ’o pared by us, prepared lor thee, boat on the river. ment ns In-st it could. Poo paused for a sire llie puhlie to know my experience witli Gravel minute or two in liis address, Imt quietly ami my remarkable recovery tl.n.iigh tlie use of And 1 on hl your eyes behold, as we, Tlio model ol the Stiletto is entirely your “FAVORI TE REMEDY.” [ am a carpen- Doubling and sorrow, all would lice, new, and her maker says that there is no resumed after tlie doctor lind taken liis i< i living in tins place, nnd there are plenty of TTPT n f‘»r w orking p - ph-. S -n d 10 «•■ ntw po-- lU’VDERl-K you hav. any ti oubl j with your For eompeiisatioii llironcd nhove U h l M biz -, anil w. will mail you /)... . royal. danger in sending her nt any possible d rin k . witnesses to llie truth of what I say. My first com- \nltiuhle sample box <»t good* that will i« \s juti can And a curtaiu relief for it by Is given thee, while wolds of love paml ivcly slight attack nf Gravel was in tlie year put you in llie way of making more Ring out in joyful < horns clear, speed, beeanse she sim ply can’t blow up l> 7s. It p i“sed aw ay, and I ha- Brothers, sisters all are here south of France. Bcrnhiinlt is a new Companions of long vanished years “ KENNEDY’S FA VOID IE R EM ED Y.” through 1.1 • r, M •. I once saw Hawthorne under circum­ comer to Lou isville , and is cm ployed in M r. R. !’. Cooley. I had not used h alf a hvttle When palling hour brought biller tear-', stances which bad a touch ol the ludi­ Hie foundry departm ent of a dow ntow n when I passed three stones in succession, one of llru-h all away, my niolher dear, which was nearly one-hnlf an inch long. I per- And greet us all, lids bright new year. crous. It was nt a eommeiieemetit dia­ fu-toiy, where liis feats ot strength are sei veri'd w ith tlie* nn dieinc, tin* sym ptom s gradu­ W e r u n e and go on niuhient all* ller given under a tent on the "campus-’ daily exhibited lo tlie astonishment of ally abated, ami 1 have had no moie trouble since. Throng round vour path ami banish earc, of liundoin College, of which institu­ liis fellow laborers, lie is 27 years old. I am well, thanks to you and “FAVORITE REM- EDY.’’ Yours most gratefullv, Open Ihe portals w ide, our llsleiilug cur tion, it w ill Ini remembered, lie was a six feet four inches high, mid weighs 25(i I- quick to In ar the smothered sigh. JAMES I). KENNEDY. “ •— 2 e £ > J " Our hearts Io feel Ihe anguish nigh graduate in 1S25, l.ongfellnw lining Ids pounds, and with no surplus tlesli. He What “FAVORITE REMEDY” did In this case classmate. Hawthorne had seemed the is not fat, Imt is tlie finest specimen of it ha« dun,! iu many ot! • rs. If you desire to do so, □ . g A lew mole days of earthly pain Ad’ItcrH—hr. David Kennedy, Rouilout, N. Y. Then mother dear, we'll meet again." high place u liieli lie ever after held in m uscular nianliood seen here for a long It-. c a ; '' - (J “ - tlie Republic of letters, and it was time. A Z’nsf reporter called in to sec deemed it gn at thing that ids presence him this morning, and hud a short inter­ SEARSMONT. MALARIA. had been secured to grace tlin festive view witli tlie hr.iwny Frenchman. He As an anti-nuilarlal medicine A new bridge has been built nt Ihe village, a occasion. When the time enme for tlin forty fool span. It is u wooden structure. is of mngnilicent build, straight as an S *0 V <2 'u speeches, everybody rejoiced at the DR. DAVID KENN EDY’S The stockholders la Oak Grove cemetery Indian, liis chest is broad and deep, := are about building n new cm losiirc around Ihe prospect of hearing Hawthorne. Bow and ids eiiin and cheek bones indicate I yard. doin was justly proud of her gifted son, great strength; imt his arms are won­ FAVORSTiE REMEDY Pluinnier II. Ncvens, our new landlord, and to see him, and especially listen to derful, and around tlie biceps tliey meas­ has won golden opinions. No traveler should con ? ' f : ' intends building a new house on the sile ot the him , was mi event not soon to be for­ ure seventeen inches. Ilia hands look elder his out fit complete unless It Includes a bottlo ol SiwJotct taCI ■ one now in use. gotten. In fitting terms the president, like bacon hams. His skin is smooth this medicine. If you arc exposed to frequent z » ' changesof climate, food an,I water. Favorite Itemedj s-i Z X' *- z: ?Ai S • NORTH APPLETON. Lconm'd Woods, Jr., if mv memory and red, though lie never drinks a drop should always be within fv,»ur reach. It expels ma serves mo rigid, announced the next L ~ £ -3 - l- l a Newell Wentworth is repairing his buildings. of intoxicating liquor of any kind what­ A. A. Waterman has torn down his barn speaker, our distinguished son, and ever, and was never drunk in liis life. ami IJver complaints. Constipation nnd all disorders . and will build a new one. most weleomu guest, and, as lie pioeced- He gave tlie reporter a few exhibitions arising from nn Impure state of the blood. To women ed ill bis laudatory terms, naturally all of his strength. Taking a pioeu of iron, who suffer from any of the Ills peculiar to their sex Miss Minnie Diiulon closed her school at Favorite Remedy Is constantly proving itself an un­ "Magog" I'rlday, altera very successful term eyes were turned away for the moment which was afterward found lo weigh failing friend—a real blessing. Address tlie proprie­ WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY ABOUT of six weeks. from tlie guest to the speaking host. tor. Dr. D. K ennedy, BondOUt. N, Y. $1 bottle. C for forty-three pounds, Bernhardt held it $5, by all druggists. .. . A. Merriam, wife ami daughter have been Finishing his remarks, tlie president liorizontidlv nt arm's length lor several DR. R. C. FLOWER’S visiting in North Appleloi...... Miss Loan called for a speech from Nathaniel minutes, lie then raised a huge piece Wentworth lias been visiting in ltoekport. IT i^/AI IC 1)1 IC S . Hawiliotne. E v ery o n e looked to llte spot of block iron from tlie ground and CASTINE. where ju s t now “ the distinguished son placed it upon tlie scales, it pulled 80f KiKiruS Muerh, \> >. John Deiinct has had his house repainted. and weleome g u e st” had been sittin g . pounds. Taking a piece of bar iron two I 1 o w n : Mi l.h i m . Co , Bo s t ic .. M \ -. But lie was not then-. W hile tlie pt'esi inches wide and one ineli thick, and ■ ■ ' ' p ''S I The Acadian house was opened Monday the Gentlemen For pome four y, Ills past Ilinveriif- lolh. dent In d been la vishly pouring out his placing it against liis knees lie lient it tv.HPtiPs. b h I from dyspepsia, rendering me v. ry miserable. rorsjrav3 Miuost everything 1 ale disagreed with me, and Sell. Olive Avery is now hauled up for re­ praise and extolling tlie wonderful gifts double easy. He look hold of a forty-two lb, re was no one thing that 1 coaid 1 ai fi cling sure pairs. nf this eminent progeny of alma mater gallon barrel of water and, halanciiig that it would agree with me. About two inontlm Kj.r.'-pi.j ago I made up my min.I to try your Liver nnd ('apt. Geo. Grey and Robert Clarke bought a lie had quietly lifted tlin canvass of tlie himself against a post, lie went through j SlMlIlieli F unlive. Previous io llii- I had been -mall vi ssel ill Belfast recently, amt they arc tent, crept out, and "gone lo parts un­ tlie motion of drinking out of a bung .’U-/ ( treated by pli> siciaus, and bad also tried idiout now having it repaired. known." My recollection is that there hole. He look a piece of seasoned oak J * '» ry I ” ,"avalion on il market will,out ben, til. John I'ei kins of Wesi Castine, who has been ; i I. 1\. I.ov. tak en live bottle- of tin- Seiiative and was a good laugh over tlie matter, and about tlie siz.e of a wagon spoke, and ! 0,11 titling like a d If, rent p. r-on. I , at with a so very sick, is now so much heller that he rides o u t....M r. Rotter mid wife mid -Miss everybody sniil il wns ju.it like Hawth­ broke it with ids hands. He did various I d i s h anything my appi tile crave.*, and in v, r ex­ orne. who dreaded making nn after din­ perience the least di*t,ess or ilieollVeliielicc. Cumstoek ot this town, mid Silas Adams and other wonderful tilings which demon­ THE SCIENCE OF LIFE. OHLY $1 I approai bed a lobster salad the other day with wife of Hui kspoil are lamping out at Glenn's ner speeeli more even than lie did tlie strated tlie possession of most e xtra o rd i­ I'.' I A I I. I'lH I f, ar a;..I trembling, but alter eating H, did not feel ll '.ihor. Brooksville.. . . M ill ('hmulieilain has critics. His constituted shyness never nary strength. any disco,nf..11. 1 relish my food and ilalwn>< gone lo Millhi i.lg'i... .Carrie Dresser returned forsook hint long ns lie lived. err.-, s w ith me ai d mV g, in m l health is t.eltei from Boston last w eek.... Willard Dcnuct has Ht-rnhnrdt says lie was never in tlie than it b. ■* been bn y, :«Ts. \\ . B. MOOHK, gone to Rockport to work....Gen. Roberts prize rin g , Imt says bo is not afraid to _A.3ST3D (i M ee Place, l.) im, Mass. meet John L. Sullivan or any oilier man. °r j LIFE/ / has been in town for a few day s.. . . l-'red EXTERNAL USE. 31 /wr/m B /..z r/. A’,.*/..u, .1/.. . .Vi///, 1 — '.. Bull er returned from Rockland Saturday A SILLY FASHION. He professes to lie aide lo full an ox w itli “ H r. flo w e r’s Neiv.- Bills have don,- to ,‘me w hat where he has I ei-n visiting friends... .A rthur Ids bare list, and often killed hogs in that Host Wonderful Family Remedy Ever Known. the In *l medical talent of Phila b-lpltlu and Bos- Crawfoid has relumed from Bucksport, where ton eotiid not accomplish. They have entirely CURES — Diphtheri.T, Croxtp, Asthma, Bron- he has been attending Ihe Keminmy. . . . llev. Olive Logan in Philadelphia 7'hne3. manner wliile employed in a Chicago N-uralgia, Rheumatism, Bleeding nt tlio cured me of .1 u< 1 voiis prostration which was the pork packing establishment. His linnds curse of my life, and wholly unlilte 1 me for busi- Mr. I.oehe mid wife arrived .Saturday, idler a Oli, lia, lia! Just n little mention of jping Cough, rh, Cholera fuoi _KNOW_THYSEI.F. vacation of lour weeks...... John Jarvis, nil old are ns hard as wood, and a stroke from y. C hrom o Kidney Tioub.'i n, Ev, ry pill is worth its weight in gold.” a tiny absurdity before I append my A. A. BOWE. resident id' this town, is here with his wile to one of Ilium would not iliB'or from a AGreatiMeiiicakWoFk on Manhood valualde aiiiogriipli. W ill you beliove Exhausted Vitality, N. rvoiis and I’l.ysl ..I Dehil* Mrs. EI.LEN D. FLANDERS, 117 Gorham Street, spend the summer. stroke of a mallet. ity, Breiiiaiun Decline in man, Errors of Youth, I w. II, M a-s , w rite s: that my Lady Frivolity mid tlie Misses und the untold miseries n -ailing ii uu iudiweret ions “ Your I.ivci Sanative has been woitl, a dollar a Brainless made men morning call wliile ------s o ------or excess s A hook for .v ry man, v»ung, middle- drop tz, me. After nine long years of indescribable CHAMPION OE THE HUDSON. Lippincott’s Magazine for July opens nged and ol !. It contains 12 . pn * iip:i ui- for all s iiil, ring, ami treatment by pliysidans of various I was out, und with their precious cavils witli a fresh and long installment of .acute and »dir-»i.ie d ’s -a — •, each one of whit Ii is I schools without relief, I coiiimuin-ed the use of your Whi n the big steiiinboiit Mary l’owoll I found a bit of pasteboard, about an invaluable. >'o found bv the :uiili<.r,w!io*e.xpc- Sunalive ; I am to-day a living example ,.f its merits, iucli long and half mi inch wide, which "On tins Side,” which few readers will l iciie. for 2:: . • ii • is mi. h • pr. hably never h fore ( and wish that every member of the great army of shut up to tlin foot of West Twenty-third bore Hie name, duly engraved upon it, lie lik e ly to pass over in quest o f more tell Io till* lot of any phvsi'dan. -".no pag, s, bound 'iitl’er r* from liver and stomach troiild«s cold I be street, New York. Wednesday afternoon, in beautiful French nm-din, . mhos*, d covers, full familiar with the fact tli.it lin y can bt cured. entertaining matter. No serial published her stoekers mid engineers were laugh- of “ Mr. Sliepherd Colly:”' Il was full gill, guaiani' - d Io be a liner work in every sense- 1 one iniiiute before this delightful joke during tlie present year lias excited nieeliai.ieiil, lilcrary and prof* ssional lU in any i .E t i . T. M o ld ’ A I I’, M D , D. D S ., 132 Boylstm i in;'. A big crowd which lind gathered till.11 work s dd in this co untry m r .$2."iu, or llie . Street, Bo-ton, Ma-s., writes’ dawni d upon nte in nil its blinding lu­ wider interest or been more u na niinoui- “ I line found il, Di. flow, r's N. rv.- Bills a remc. on tin- wliarl seemed niueh amused also, money will he refund'd iii t iers iiisiaue-. i’rife j minosity. Mr. Shepherd Colly wasthair ly coininended. “ A Temple l’dgrim- MAKE NEW RICH BLOOD. only $1.0'i by mail, postpaid. Illustrative sample , dy lid | can heartily reeonmieinl Their action i mid so did a ll the piissetigers. because a Positively euro Constipation, SIG'K-JIEADACHE, perfect, and their good «-Hecla pei'iiiaiienl.” Colly dog wiio w»s accompanying them age,” liy Henry Frederio lteddall, de­ ■ |u tl He little boat which was darling around biliousness, anil all LIVER und BOWEL C0M- antle r by :i,. National M. tie-al Association, to the 1 scribes very deligl.tfidlv tlie liuildings PLAtNTS. BLOOD POISON, and Skin Discuses II W. i’lbli EK, 47H Tremont Ht., Boston, writes- sat in the river had challenged the on their roui.d of culls. Desiring not I ONE PILL A DOSEi. I'or Female Complaints ITe-ident of w lii.il. He I l.u . I*. A. I ’.i- s . II, a n.I ee 1 luxe been taking Dr. Flower’s Livt r to lie behind in the rigid etiquette of so­ und purlieus of those fiimoiis "inns of these Pills have no equal. If all who read ibis will associate otli.•< is o f Hie Board tin read er is re«pi*< t - I ami Ftomaeh Sanative 1 am free to say I would I’owell io a race, and had vowed to heat d their uddress on a postal they shall receive full\ 1. f. rr« i. cial life, I liied me to my stationer in eourt,” tlie Middle und Inner Temple, EE by mail advice f-,r which they will always be lather pay Ten D-dial's a bottle rather than be her. In the midst of all this derision, .....nktul. Ono box Pills by mail 2fi < ts. in stamps. 'M ils ho • ,. .Ill I I. I. a.l l.v tile \o .m g U r in v, illiolll it. Ils bcliclh'ial , II'eets have far « xeceded order lo cause to be engraved the same so rich in historical and literary associa­ struc’ion, and l.v |tlie atlii. t.-l for r- def. Il will the small boat kept dashing around, I B. JO H N SO N & CO ., BO STO N, M ASS. my anticipations, ami 1 do not ovi-rs nte the soil of card, wiih the names of my own tions, extending from tlio days of tbc belielll all. / ■ > /.-m ./ t ilth win n I say it has uuuh a new man of me. I gallantly pulling (.ut ot its small smoke­ T llfi e 1- I.o III. mb. r .1 - e j. ly Io w liolil tills h. nk Crusaders to those of Goldsmith, I.iimli, h.artii) r, ei.iuniend it to ail slider, r- from liver stack arrogantly, mid exhibiting lo the onninn family, "Tlie Misses l’oodle.” will lint be 11-1 lul, wiiether > .aitb, [ ■ rent, gllardiun, and Hon a h troubles, as I believe it to be all you Bui, bless you, tlie modish stationer and Dickens. "Tlie Next Vacation," lustra, t 1 rev man uU . four points of the compass, its name, . Linn it.” by Alice Wellington ltollins, oilers a A -ld i -a Hi. B. a b o ih M t.Heal Institute, or Dr. •‘Stiletto,’’ painted in white letters on a keeps that sort of tiling in stock. I \\ . il. B a ll. I. , I B u llh I B .*ton,M .** . Sold in Koeklaiul by found ready engraved, size, one and tempting bait to summer tourists in its It is a well-known fact that most of the Horse and who luav • - onsulted on all s requirii g Idaek background, Slie was only '.15 Cattlo Powder bold in ti is country is worthless; fascinating description of tlie scenery of that Sheridan’s Condition Powder is absolutely sk ill and e x p . I . I.e . < 1,1. . and .bstinale ■ F R i Z D F . B U Z?P E £. feet long, with 11 feet of beam, mid was one quarter ineli by one-hulf inch, and pui'O and very valuahlo. NOTHING ON EARTH fuses II.a. I. . r. II < I ol all done up in I lie usual visiting card pack­ tlie Great l.akes mid tlie varied incidents WII-L MAKE HENS LAY LIKE SHERIDAN’S other pli\ I - . rt.eiulu Hath shaped like a double pointed wedge. CONDITION POWDER Dose, ono teaspoonful to ages of one hundred, "Miss Minnie of Hie inland voyage from B uftitlo or each pint of food, bold everywhere, or cent by treat, d si TKE.VSI KY irllPAKTM liNT. Her general appenrutice was like that of m ail fo r 20 e ’a. iu Blnmp*«. W o fu rn is h it iu lb. an install 1 IIYSELF. Black and Tan,” "Mr. Siillie Pug,” Dertoit to Duluth. "The Pioneers of rails, price, $1-00. By mail, $1.20. Six cans $0.00, Di l ICE o l ( ’oW I’ l Idll.I.C It Ol I III I I HUES, V. / a lead pencil sharpened > t Hotti ends, tlie Southwest" is tlio first, of two histori­ express paid Very valuable Cireul-irs Free. \\ \-HIMiToN, dun, !‘J, us;,, i and (dil sailors who never saw a boat "Mrs. Willoughby 1‘ngi" "Mr. Frank 1.8. JOHNSON & CO.. BOSTON, MASS. W in. hi Ms, by aiislmiory evid,-nee presented cal papers by Edmund Kirke. Au arti­ sliapi d like that said she would roll over, Fox Terrier" mid “ many others," ns the 1 t«. ihe undersigned, it has be, n mad,- to a p p ear cle, by J. Bunting, on tlie into Joseph INVESTMENTS 1 that ” 1 HE L*«n El \ND NATIONAL BANK,” it she tried to go fast, and other ancient bill lists say. m the ( iiy of Rockland, in lie- county of Knox J. Miekley, the well-known collector of It is w« II k ,wm th ,1 lb. « ity -d mariners remarked l i c i t she would blow 'H O L Y i ota, is a suie.i o| a rapid grow Hi Ii and Flat,* of Maim . ba- complied with nil tin- coins, autographs, and rarities of many 7 b 'h , _ ploviri-,1 , , J the “Alt of < Oligliss to eual»le up if she Died lo show anything like the ' to the English in type, 11V THE SEA. kinds, and a man of singular simplicity paper, printing aiul uecu- Na'ioual Banking As--oeiatioiis n, extend tln-ir unheard of speed of 2ii m iles an hour, ‘IIbibleI racy.. MPunt rs agent sent out corp 1 a . . xintem ,- and for Other purpose.-,” ill 'Tin- air was sell as woman’s touch, mid eliarm of mind, w ill interest n aders which her owners claimed she could epurtn an artier at ererg J . U.l I,.- I..., pr, \ I .Inly 12th, ls*2. 'The breeze was Bower laden; of kindred tastes mid pursuits, wliile ill fu r tiro weeks. Rare Now 11u.n1. »h e I, llciiry W. ( aniion. 1 oinpt- 'V E H E I0 N .1 mu six to , 1 make. llesiilu the sea we slowlv strolled, those wiio like sea-ports mid a dasli of and East if . i< !l. r o f Hie CuiTenev, do hereby eertifx that When the .Mary Powell paddled away I and that lovely maiden. I D E R d CELWD NATIONAL' BANE.” in adventure will Bud nttruetiou in "Tlie H e < iiy - j R. . ; . :.,nd. in tin i ' e nty f J(i...X and from tier landing, tin: found her dim­ The sky was e.din, all earth serene, While Whalers,” by C. F. Holder. Miss .-'late o| Maine j* autlioriz.t d to lia\. sin e< s-i«,n for inutive eliallenger waiting for her to tie period speeiti. d ill Ils amemb d an., hs of One of life's dreamy uhrssec; Tucker’s ••Aot-ora” is brought to a satis­ conic along and lie dow ned. 'Pile boat Bui I, alas' with aiigiieh tilled— association, namely until close of buDn, < s on factory conclusion in this number, which J u n e 24, B. )5. kept side by side for a short distance, My new shoes pinched like blazes. ---- I' leslimonx win ref witne-s my also contains some capital short stories O I L M E A L ! I F P A G E S Heal of (be , band and se <1 d . dice, this l.ith ,luy and. seeing that the Stiletto would not and auecdotienl papers. < omi Holler of Juji, , | s ,. lie distiuieed at iiie rate o f upced, the For Horses and Cattle. .•film I II. W. baNNd.N, engineet of tlio Powell put on a little Send Money by American Express Co. LIQUID GLUC g (’urrein-v. ) ( . mpiioil r of tlm Currency. Money Orders. Iii m ed by thou-iuiu!*. of first elasrf M anuf.ielno m •------—* No. Hitt. more, mol advised the pilot to steer clear When had, wicked well lake a Sunday .-ail, Will fatten faster than any other kind an.J M ti iiaiiii * 011 their i.est work. Jlii . e. 1 of the little boat, as she would certainly Receipts given. Money refundeil if Orders They should have greut ears nut to step oil Ihe GULL, MEDAL, b-.ii.l "i.‘HI. Brunounued are lost, bold at all otilees of Ihe Co. Ravalde of Feed. u/us Lm ». 11. Hfinl curd nt dealer wiio do. a imt k< explode il she tried to keep up. Hut the rail; It,vUblivu2tialuiup»iur SAMPLE CAN C O L’ Ladies’ & Gent’s S-wed Bools & u t li.oUU places. K a i k s : i s » 5 -5 c. : > lli-8e.: l-’or uohoily remembers that sailing's a sin RumCtwiil Iu..GJuuct’ter,Ma..*. Shoes made at L. S. Robinson’s. Stiletto did uot explode and did keep up. 4>2U-lUe.: $30.R2c.: $ltt-loe.: 20c. On Sunday,—unless somel.ody lidls iu. CHAS. T. SPEAR. TIIE ROCKLAND COURTER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1985 5

/a rm Caavbfn anb /lolucr-htb. This may be slightly Brmc.i with tlio SAI) SEA WAVES Is T here a f'uitF. 1 oit CnNSt Ml-Tlox.P icpt to nilv.intnjje. RAILROADS ANO STEAMBOATS. \V( vrr linri siwvi-illy. v e-' if the patient XVIIITTEN lo ts THE < I iVRtl.lt-i; YZF.TTF. BY Flow ers a m i tiie L a w n . Cat ami rat may rhyme, hut lltcv « in time llie use nf Dr. I’ieie,'« A 1’KACTIr.M. EAKMI.lt ASH FLORIST. never agree. M' Ih-.'il Divi >v, r v ," ninl e v e n is. * XNOX AND IIN CO IN RAILROAD. Sow prim rose seed. I proper edre. lrnllowI f nllov n Peg down the verbenas. I ho greatest homage we enn pav I gen;nil tncilirltir l< powcrle Summer Time Table. F arm and T.ivf. Stock. lo st.nv it. Dr. Mulch flowering carnations. to trutIi is to use il. I'h i-.-e never iteeeives 1 piti, nt liv liiihlin ,' out J Itewsre of ieo water. n false hop, fur ihe «nke of pei iini.-irv gain, Commencing Monday, June 29,1885. Prune winter-blooming plants. “ Civility i lowest price we the "lioiilen Meilieil Discovery" ha« enri I Insist on clean milking. Ihons.in I- o| patients when imthiiiccl«.’ 'C'lm.l •’a story now going tlie rounds. A bsolutely Pure. from dryness, without its being suspec­ We don’t know Imt maybe she nte Adatn-eui’s Botanic Balsam lias gained a Portland, Bangor,Mt. Desert & Machi­ ripe grain, such as wheat, rye, oats, and rcpul.iliou wldch places it in ihe front rinks of Till* powder never varies. A marvid of purity, the like. ted, because the leaves never show its onions. . liralive agents, Ii has been iu the niaeket hut as Steam boat Co., strength und whoiesotneiics*. More economic :1 distress by flagging. Growers must bn than th e o rd in a ry k ind*, and cannot he wold in Without pure water lo drink, good Clear down to vegetation's ronls about tin years. Il is recommended by the SUMMER ARRANGEMENT ! competition with ihe multitude of low tent, short food to eat, ami clean management of on their guard against this. Net only The solar w iirin tll now reaches, best physicians because if cures coughs and J weight, alum or phosphate powders, Gold on'-; -n should the plant lie watered freely tit colds every lime. Trice 3ac. Commencing June 29, 1885. can*. Koval Baking I’owdkr Co., led W all the milk and cream from tlie time the And g irl ire trinuiiiiig bathing suits 'S treet, N. V. former Is drawn until butter is packed this season, Imt it is a great benefit to For mashing al llie beaches The secret art of lienuly lies not lneo«melle«, "J~>ARSENGKR train* leave Rath nt syringe or sponge ofl’ tlie foliage, both hut I- only in pure blood nnd a healthy p. r d at 11.15 ., liter arrival nf train leaving for sale, il is impossible to make lirst- I here is a hotel out in Kansas that lormaii' e of (lie vital fiinetions, which ran lie Rockland nt 8 ;; m.,) connecting at RrunflwicK elass butter. To even- slig h tly disre­ on the upper and under side, tw ico or for all p o int*; an Portland with train* arriving advertises a magnetic pliysieian at­ obtained by Using Burdock Blood Hitters. ill RiikIoii i » p. in. gard any o f those points, soon tells large­ three lim es each week. tached to tlie house. This is en­ Henry Sclioenhals, foreman ll.nrv Krug AfleriiNon train leave* Rath 4.00 p. m., (after ar­ ly on price and profits. rival of train leaving Rockland l.J > p. in.,) con- terprise. Many hotels make a lug Ta. kingCo,, Si. Joseph, M o., uses Dr. i h o iin is' iTting at Rrun* ...... A VALUABLE DOG. Edcgtric Dll with Ills men for sprains, cuts, A uini*ta. For a main crop, .Swedish turnips card of medicinal springs, roller W aterville, lie i . |L ril.ilid and IL, Arriving should now he sown. The soil should bruises, elinped hands, etc. It is tlie best. in RoHon at P.Bu p. in. ( hlcngo Herald. skating links, and oilier tilings as Tbrmndi Train* for Knot x Lincoln R. R., leave lie mellow and rich to start witli. It is I orlland at 0.4 » a. in., at 12 35 p. m. and Salurdaya best to put in seed freely in drills thirty ‘ Expect they had some line pups up going witli tlie house, but all this is Scott's E.mi i.siox de P ik e only at .<.15 p. in., alter arrival ol traina from Itofl- ton. inches apart, say not less than ono and at the Chicago dog show," remarked a poor ami cheap as compared witli a Cod Liver N il w itli 1 lypophosphile?, passenger from Ohio, “ but I have a dog one-half pounds to tlio aero, and then real live pliysieian ; and one of llie I'or Itheiiniailsni, Scrofula and Anaemia. Commencing May I, 1885. resort to thinning where they may stand .at home I wouldn't trade for the best of magnetic soil at that. Wc will give 'em .” Dr. 0 . K illing, of Oakland, Cal., says: “ I Stmr. City of Richmond close. It is better lo count on thinning tlie Kansas hotel man a pointer. have used Seolt’s Emulsion in my own ease out l.iie plants somewhat, than have gaps “ W hat breed is he?” and found it 11 most valuable preparation, mid Leave* Portland every Tuesday and Friday at 11 Keep tlie magnetism at work dav- p. in., on arrival of train* leaving Bo-ton at f p. in., in the rows. ‘ Don't know exactly, Imt call him a have since used II extensively in mv practice coaly.” Umes-a-doeloring, and lire tlie old wiih very surprising ic-ulis to myself and hjr l.’oi'klapd, <'aHtiiic, I»e« r l*le, Hcdgwlek, South The Potato Beetle.—No remedy lias patients. Harbor*, Millbridge, •lonusport and “ Collie, you mean?” man up in tlie evening and make him M adiia-poi t. yet been discovered to equal Palis green For point* ca-t of Ihir ILirhoi pn**enger: “ No, I moan just what I say—coaly. run as an electric light. Nothing My daughter was troubled with Heart Dis­ ferring rail route, via Mi. Desert Ferry,iL...... can..... take or London purple for k illin g these pests ease for live years, given up by physicians, had Money wouldn’t buy that dog. He’s a should go to waste in a well kept train on day* *teniner leave* Portland, and connect and their progeny. Whichever kind is cur, but we couldn't keep house without sinking spells, constant pain, great swelling witli it at Rar Harbor. used, it should be pure in qu a lity, a h o te l. o v er her heart extending to leltarni, and severe , Leave* Machlasport at 4 a. in., Monday* and IN HARD OfiSOrT, HOT OR COLD WATER. him . You see, several years .ago 1 thing assured by buying from reliable spells of neuralgia extending over entire hodv, | I l,ur*da\ *, for Mt. De*ert Ferry, touching at Jonen- trained him to hark at llte railway trains “ Oil, my darling, your voice is as doelors could not help her. Du. ( J ita v i'- ' port and Millbridge, connecting with train* for SAVES LABOR, TTWEnmlSO \P AMAZ- dealers. Mix witli laud plaster or lino- Rangnr, Portland und Ronton. IN G IA', and gives universal Hatlsfactlou. as tliey pass our house. Tha t’s liis solo musical to me as a vesper bell, whose II1 vn r Bi o i l. i ron cured her in three mouths. sifted ashes in the proportion of tw enty Leave Mt. Desert Ferry name day*, (Rar Harbor No family, rich or poor should bn without it. business— harkin g at trains. lie does —Jas. Tilton, Concord, N. il. -2*1.00 per bottle ; at about 10 a. in.), for Portland, via all landing*, to one. A tomato can punctured with tones fall softly on tlie perfumed at druggists. Sold by all Grocers. J 'E W A lt E of imitations just whoop Iter up, especially at coal (Rockland about o p. ni.), connecting with well designed to mi dend. P E A R U N E is tlio evening air. Speak again and say night Pullman and early morning train* for Ronton. holes in the bottom and attaelied to a trains. Wei), ho annoys the railroad OXLY SAFE labor-saving compound, and four foot pole, will answer well for ap­ those words my beloved, I'or 1 could F. E. linnTHBY, PAYSON TUCKER, always boars the above symbol, ami name of men so that every tireman and lirakenian 1 H ave Always P aid R e n t ! Gen’l Pa**. Ag’t. Geii’l Manager. plying lliis mixture which should lie listen to your voice until tlie stars E. IL CLARK, Agent, Rockland. JAMES l’TI.E. NEW YORK. , , , on tlio road has sworn to kill him. Oil, I'or a lioiise to lire iu. Tins year I imve | .June ' done when the plants are wet from dew ,)Ut bo (s ., vni,lablo dog.” are extinguished into everlasting linlf paid for .1 collage, with money which, be­ 43 fore I u.-ed Niilphur Hitler 01 .1 era tain. “I can’t see where tlio valuo comes night.” After marriage; have paid lo ' Dogs and Sheep.— Besides tlio almost in .” had just about enough of your clap­ cured my Boston & BangorS.S.Co incalculable, loss of sheep by vicious “ You can't? Woll, you could if you per, old woman, and if von don't Sanq , Salem, Muss. o . , V dogs, there is another part which dogs • was in my place nnd had ail the coal shut up i ’ll leave tlie house." Ail plasters nre notallke. Hop Tlasters give SUMMER ARRANGEMENT! more innocently play in causing death you could burn and some to sell thrown relief and cure when oilier kinds are utterly Cotnnit'tRliii: Ju n e to, IBS'., etiau iu 'rs will Iravo to sheep. Tim bladder-worm, which right oil'at your hack door, free of cost.” A small ragged boy entered an wonhless. Try one ami see. 25c. dealers. lOcklnnil uk iTill.ov- finds its way into tlio brain of a sheep, ______oyster house in salein. Mass., and Tlie horrors of war are nothing to tlio horrors F or llo.-ton D.iil} (i-x.-.-pt Sun.lav) at it n. m. or of Neuralgia. Iuim rdlatc relief may he liad upon arrhal ol on r from Butiicor. there to develop and to produce certain v i .-i i.-i>iinvi< m o i asked : “ W ill you sell me an oyster by bathing Ihe bend with Johnson's' Anodyne For Cninil'-ii, Ilctf.i-t, Si-arapnrt, Ituctinport, Wln- death, is placed within the reach of the * ’ k L ,J ,,ONE G IKL. torport II oupilon mot liiuu-or Daily: (,-xcopt Mon­ for a cent? I want it for my sick Liniment ami .-iiiilling it up tlie nostrils. day) al I. a. in. - r upon nrriiat of -tcamt-r from flock by dogs. These worms in a 111a- The telephone girl had just bidden T H E P E O P L E ’S T E A CO. mother.” “ What is tlie matter witli Darrons' Purgative Pills m en priceless boon P»o*t<)ll. turo state inhabit tlio intestines of tlio j her lover good-night, and was as For South Wc*t Harbor ai your mother?” asked llie man, as lie to tlie people of Ihe South a n d South-west. Desert) So. Gouhl*horo, L: * ouvcrieore, n i______dog. T h e ir eggs pass out w ith the They ell'eetmiliy prevent lever ami ague and all •HI and OH pieces with 8 1 0 A: S I3 orders. h ap py lu rk . when No 111 Sull.ivan at »’< a. in. Daily, except Monday. DECORATED TEA SETS of I I A 5 0 pieces l i e p,'7°nt W|,T V1;1, t,hisis I dropped, and she hastened to reply proceeded to (ill a can with oysters, malarious diseases, and cost only 25 cent-a for North Haven, Green’* Lniidlng, Swan’* w ith # 1 5 and S i s orders. STEM U IZVIHIYO 1 to reply thinking lie would help to relieve a box. I*lan.l, an I Ba** Ilurbor, Tuesday*, Thursdays and SWISS W ATCHES w ith 8 1 5 orders. GOLD (hopped; along fences, about stones. | -- -- 1 J Saturday* at u a. in. B A IV D or M oss Hose Tea Sets of <14 Pieces or trees or tufts o f grass. T lio dung causes I L° •V'1' L;U1/ ^(o'v’ , 111 is tlie case of siill'ering. “ She’s got a idaek "Hough Iiiigfl, Flics, tills cause. On tlie whole the loss of is lovely and tlie goose hangs high !” CHAS. E. WEEKS, Agent, Rockland. Try it for backache. “ Yes, sir; a new line lias just Fih *, roach. *, ant*, bed-bug-, rat*, mice, gopher*, JAMES Li TTLi'TTELD, tJeii’l Supt., Boston. sheep from tlie brain bladder-worm is a been completed. W ill you talk witli Adam was tlie only man wiio chipmunk*,, cleared out by “ Rough on Rat*.” 15c. WM. II. H IL L , J a . ‘Jen. M auag-r. R.<*ton. 39 For an ache o ra pain Thomas’ Eclcctric very serious one. O il is excellent.—Chas. F. Medler.hox 274, tlie devil?” could get oil' a joke wit bout someone Thin People. Chicken Cholera. — Under slightly saying lie had heard it before. •Well*' Health Renewer’ re*torcB health and vigor Schenectady. N. Y. “ Yaw, dot vas him. Yousd hook cun * DyspepHla, Impotence, Sexual Debility. $1. Bins Hii! £ Ellsworth S. B. Co., varying forms, hut with the one uni­ Thomas’ Eclectric O il is the best thing him 011, mid I vill ask him how mine A lioil iu tlie pot is worth two in “Rough on Pain.” ---- rou----- going, pa says. Cured him of rheumatism form sympton of a violent diarrhrea,many olt Client, Hans Buinpeller vas got tlie neck. Cure* cholera, colic, cramp*, diurrluea, ache*, X. IV. Iliti'liof. I,Illlr llccf Isle, Sedg. and me of earache—two drops.— Master fowls arc carried away every year by pain*, *prai;i*, headache, neuralgia, rheumutituu. along. Hans vas go olid mit Cali- “ Why do you wear your heard M idi, lii-ooliliu. liltieiiill, Surry Horace Brenizcr, Clinton, Iowa. this disease. The adm inistration o f iron gOe. R ough on Pain Plaster*, 15c. iitiil ELLSVYOKTII. in some form—the putting of old rusty forny apoud sex years ago, ami 110- muttonehops?” was asked a com­ M others. Try it for a limp, I 3 T R I P S A w i -;i -;k 3 nails into tlie water is a com mon one, mercial traveler by a friend. “ Be­ If you are failing, broken, worn out and nervous, Try it for a lameness, potly vas eul'er heart sometimes apoud u*e “ Wells’ Health Renew. r.” $1. Druggist*. iul when he came to tlie phone, she throw thorn aside, don’t you ?” “ t H i! “Rough ou Catarrh.” Try it for a burn. CAI.VIX AUSTIN, Maimp r, Uo.lun. 12 is given liy putting a talilespoonful of s:ll“ to 111: no!” replied tlie little one. “ We let Corrects oll'.m«ivc odor* nt once. Complete cure Price 50 cts. ami $1,00. .1'worst chronic •*, also uucqunled a* gargle for Rockland and. Vinalliavon tlie mixture to each pint of tlie drinking “ A ll rig h t; here is tlie bad place, out tlie tucks!” Tlie doctor eon- Diphtheria, Sore Throat, Foul Breath. SOe. water, both for the diseased fowls ami ami site rang tlie bell, ami switched fessed that she had tlie advantage of Tho Hope of tho Nation. Si A!!ItA\<;!!MK\T. FOSTER, m i t CO., Prop’s . the w ell ones. liim there. ('liildron, slow in development, puny, scrawny, TWO TRIPS A DAY! ' a brass hand on anti oil', and con- and delicate, u*.- W. ll*’ H ealth Renew»-r.“ BUFf'J.LO, If. r.,^ r “' | On ami alter Momlav, June 1*t, until further notice OitciiAito and Ga rd en . j ccntrutcd more confusion and noise ••W liat in llie world are you star­ Catarrh of tho Bladder. l’lniii lato sweet corn. I in liis ear than he hail ever heard be- ing at that young married couple so Slinging, it rilatioii, inilamiuation, all Kidney and STM ’R PIONEER ; lore. intently for?” asked one young lady Erinary e.unplainls, euied by “ Buclia l'aiba.” i*l. C A P I. WM. IE C R E E D , Tie up tlio fruit cants. “W attr Bugs, Roaches.” “ Hello!” sliouted 111. “ Vas dis of another, in a railroad train. “ O h!” a v r i j.i, ( ’arv«u ’* H arbor Straighten tlio young trees. “ Rough on Rats” clears them out, also Beetle*, Ants • .JT ’ » Vinalhaven, hr Rook- I h e ll? ” exclaimed her companion w itli a start llAJt.Y, :.j.,„-,.p. Try a narrow rake for small weeds. ADVICE TO MOTHERS. ••Veil, I should say so!” came and a sigh. “ It’s so natural for us 1 standard time. * Young vines should grow Imt ono Are you disturbed at night ami broken of back over tlie wire. girls to contemplate mattiinoiiy. you 1:j: ITKNING, lea • Rm klaml, Tillson Wharf, shoot. vour rest by n siek child sniffling ami crying ' al '.'.30 a. in. and I j*. in. T« ' , hii 4 al Ilui ii. ane “ Vas Hans Buinpeller dere?” k n o w !” witli pain of cutting teeth ? 11'so, semi at om e A record of the new orcliard should I bi.iml morniiiLj ti ip u! ami al'termxm trip <>n. “ You ped he vas.” 111 was as- ami get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Southing ‘J. A. SAFFORD, -\u-lit, Rnrkland. ho made. Syrup Ibr Children 'Teelliing. Its value is in­ WI ! I - \ . ' i tonislied im t replied : JX’ST-J BEST g liro CUIBAT-E9 Stir llie soil, even if there are no Housekeepers are cautioned against vile calculable. It will relieve the poor little suf­ lb foi P«. and counterfeits on JAMES PYLE’S celebrated ferer immediately. Depend upon it, mothers, 1 *3Qa’!£* JMCEDZCmiSIR weeds. “ Call him mit dor ilelcplione, j blease?” l ’EAELINE, witli names ol a similar sound, there is no mi take about it. It cures dysentery ill help yot tn more mun- Crivo tho Jhnr.or from yourc j M iilc liin g new ly set trees now w ill and in packages id’ a similar shape. Pcarlitic ami diarrhoea, regulates the stoinaeh anil •idit at :m \th in g • #>i'l >T; tiiat is too soft into a lot, and it may him.” said Beider. “ How vas tier Mr. \Ym. Thomas, of Newton, la., say s: the taste, and is tlie prescription ofoueol the <>, <<, 'o . • ^ ’Skrciitovc ! In t>, lici t 1 “ .My wile has been seriously alleeted witii it oldest and best lemale nurses and physicians GENT ii you arc damage tlie sale of all. redder down dere?” in the United Suites, ami is for sale by all S V 1 w o fir.d use cough for twenty-live year.-, and this spring FUST MOrtTCACfc BONDS llO gl’Ofkt file man wiio grows vegetables to sell. Awl'nI hot. I vas almost roast more severely than ever before. She had used druggists throughout the world. Price 2."> cents On Improved Farms in Iowa <>. '0 Livutl pit- hut took no special pains to hurry along to-night.” many remedies without relief, and being at hotle. urged to try Dr. King’* New Discovery, did so, estors promptly .lipplk-.l iiiiplo liis crops, now iclleets on liis folly, as lie “ lh jt vis hell aind it '” C holera Morbus C nred. loan*. Large experience amt f*. Ampler is deriving but one-half the returns from „ Vu|, ‘cef VO|’,\,,IS voul(, with most gratifying results. Tlie hist bottle etirity i n all east *. Inti re s t; eipal rolle- relieved Iter very niueh, and the second bottle Had occasion to use Haker’s Great American tils crop that his neighbor got last week . , , \ J without charge. Referenct * ami full "informatinn ■" 0 '■ has absolutely cured her. Sin has not hail -o Speeitie for a very severe attack of Cholera '•In < I'tullv given on application. M. II. IIEN - for a sim ila r one, because a week 1 11,1 ‘ 10 vas ' good health for thirty years.” Trial Hotties Morbus ami Summer Complaint. One dose re­ I.E \ . At! Til. Y at Lan, 214 Maili Ml'erl Dav- earlier. “‘.V shnnininy, dot vas peat tier l’ree at Wm. 11. Kittredge's Drug Store. Large lieved and a second cun d me. A. R. Jenness, aiipoi't, Iowa. 1527 size uOc and $1,00« Fryeburg, .Me. The L'so of Water in Planting.—The vo,'lf • exclaimed Beider. W. Is. SIIKKH KK, ,0 great requisite lo success in transplant- H a n s ; how lo n g y o u vas been dere f N ever G ive I p . Know T iivsi.i.i’, by reading the “ Science ot Life,” the best medical work ever published, AGENT FOR ing is to bring tlie soil in conjiinetion 1 “ I vas nod pen here more as a licl- If you are sutlering with low ami depressed pirits, loss of appetite, genua! ilebilit.v, dis­ Tor young and middle aged men. Bcstii Marias taraace Caiap’y, with all the roots and rooililnes, and to Inf a tay. I vas link I lige to see ordered blood, weak constitution, headache, or “ N o w .” I secure a linn suiting to tlie plant. In you, pud der boys vas say yon vas any disease ol a bilious nature, by all mean* nearly every case this can best he secur- cooln to w n to -m o rro w , a nyh ow , so procure a bottle of Electric Hitters. You will Now the system begins to relax. Now is the TENANTS HARBOf? ME. I’ ed by the use o f lliu water in plantiu. be surprised to see the rapid improvement that time to cleanse it. Now purify the blood. Now purge the pores of the *kin which begin A fte r an opening has been made to re­ I vas vaitl for you” will follow; you will be inspired witli new Tlio SOM ■i / , n. 0 Beulcr was seared, and tlie tele­ life; >trciigjli ami activity will return; pain to open. Now use Brown’* Sarsaparilla. Now Is small—only w ’<> % ceive tin'roots, ami llie plant or tree is ami misery will cease, ami henceforth you will is tiie time to begin to use spring ine-lieiue. Tea: l oonful. It % in position, let earth he freely scattered phone girl nearly laughed her sides rejoice iu tho praise of Electric Hitters. Sold Brown’s Sarsaparilla for sale by all druggist*. Ibo bett a n d a ?o over thu root-, u n til these are hid. Then oil' when lie hastily rang oll'and asked at lil'ty cents a bottleby Wm. IE Kittredge. eat ncdkino. Try z y X R ,-’ W aad you v ill bo eatisilcd. - *• turn water into the hole until it is nearly for a doctor, and told him to come B ucklen’s A rnica Salve. 1 D o w W ant A Do cto r! Get it of your druggist. hill. \\ liilc this is soaking a way, shako over right away, because lie believed D0U*T \7AiT. GfiT IT AT ONCE ' The Hest Sai.vk in tlie work! for Cuts, I have tried them, ami they have only swind­ tlie plant slightly for a lew times, to foe would dkt in tlie morning. The Bruises, Hums, Sores, Ulcers, Sail Rheum, led me 1 have figured up * h it tin t -t me for HEW SYSTEM Of BEE KEEPING. If you oro Buttering from Kidney’** cause llie particles of earth to settle , , ., • , Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped J Linds, Chil­ the la?t four year?, it wiu just e?'»2l U. It I • ' i ' 1 . ' ' ' ’.',’..’.1 h - Ditjoasn, and wish to live lo old ago, against llie roots. Moro earth should “ *> " b’ side ol tlie telc- u .o 0! LH1UK WTTKBS. They blains, Corns, ami all Skin Eruptions, and hud it now it would be a fortune f«r i n I hi' . 1 ed- m »i<. never fail to cure. A. p. Ord*.v»v *«•••. . also he lilled in before the water is all- l’llo“ u b " '1’ b,,t Bculer never knew positively cures Piles or no pay. It is guar- year my bill for medium na>< nly the dob i *. (l ’ '";‘f I , '', , '/ /}', u . anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money re­ fo r which I purchased six boitlc* m sub In r 1 1.,.’ ' y. ',1.' j , ' 1 • »’i “TO? T7C sorheil. The last earth returned to the it was a joke until lie liad to pay the Hitters. d'he> Iired llie ot Seroliii.i tin 1 Mill r- i*‘-<-.»• • * • ' Ko.ton, Mich., and receive uu eleguat set of furicy funded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by curds free. hole should not liavc water applied to it. , doctor liis fee, a week later. W. U. Kittredge. Iy47 ing four years.—P. J Cummings, T.oy, N. Y. Mrs. UZZIE E. COTTCN W«sl Gotham. Maine. 6 THE ROCKLAND COURTER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1885.

I NORTH HAVEN. CAMDEN VINALHAVEN. WARREN. Miller and Cleveland have their block paint- V. S. boat tsis was here Wednesday. What is the matter with the choir nt the I Fred Thormllke waw in town last week bny- A. P. Green Is fixing up about his house. Congo ? I ing cattle. ! Qnite a number of our Grand Annv boys THOMASTON (’. W. Atkins has opened a 99-cent store in Rev. F. C. Cook has closed his labors with Our doctor reports n great deal of sickness Bargains in town. attended the Encampment at Portland. Wafdvn Bean took an insane convict to Sinionton’8 block. us. The new board of selectmen are making S ell. Manitou loaded last week for Phila­ Warren has the material fora first-class club. Seh. Phoebe and Emma, Small, arrived in O FFERED BY Augusta Monday. Boston Tin* week with 265 bbls. of mackerel. Daniel Murphy i> at the Maine General Hos­ needed repair# on our streets and .sidewalk*. delphia. Brace up boys. Lane, the photographer, has taken « tine J. M. Porter has a ]»ulling boat, bought at Dr. Fitzgerald and bis fine team displayed 1 Seh. David Brown, Jr. has been taken out of pital, seeking surgical treatment. j winter quarter# and inlying at 1. II. Smith's IMwani Sands of ( amhrhlge. Mass., is at picture of the graduating class, Camden High North Haven. through the village Thursday. , wharf. the hmiM- of (’apt. G. Webster Sliiblcs. school, 85. A jolly party of hoteliers nfternooned nt Philip Montgomery of this place, in his 89th Col. J. S. Cleveland ami a large number of Round Pond Wednesday. year,was out mowing Thursday. Joseph Bawersnnd wife of Camden are vis­ Mrs. George I Wallace and «*>n John sailed the comrades of Geo. S. Cobb post w ere at Port­ iting relatives here---- John Waterman visited on steamer Scythia Saturday tor Liverpool. The yacht Jeannette took a party of twenty- A. P. Starrett attended the commencement ill Pottland nnd Boston last week. ia ml all the week. five to Rockland, Sunday. exercises of his alma mater last week. George W ashburn nn

HFtrtnf Department. VALE EIGHTY-FIVE. “ The Web nf Life Is of Mingled Yarn" by Jennie F. Willey was a beautiful essay. Our surrounding circumstances are but tangled Sell. Htiine, Post, is repairing at the F ir Oar Gra Junes Honor Their City, Teach­ ers and Themselves. skeins, slend:r threads which twine about us, S p e c i a l s BOSTON Kilns. Sell. Lucy Jnnes loaded lime Inst week for Friday evening before it w time for thchali and go to make up our life. Life is strange. E. 8. HASTINGS' Perry Bros. door to be open M i n street was blockaded bv It is a terrible enigma. The web is chccqncrtd. Spoken, .Tune 19. lot 22 13, Ion 88 14, seh a crowd of m in, women and children, anxious There arc dark threads nnd light threads. The Helen, from Minsuitlan for Boston. to obtain a scat at the graduation exercises. subject was very logically handled nnd the Opened this Mi nn ing, Seh. Nile, Manning, was loading lime Fri­ Before eight o’clock every seat in the hall was earnest nnd impressive way in which it was day from White A- ( a«*e for New York. CLOTHING filled. The Audience previous to the opening presented added to its interest and effectiveness. J I NK 1.7th, Sch. Cephas Stnnett. Pearson, arrived here Saturday night from Portsmouth, N . II. of exercises amused themselves by admiring Alice J . Black chose for her subject “ Buil­ Sell. Ringdove, Haskell, sailed for Vinal- the arrangement, o f the stage, Which was hung ders" and treated it very successfully. The One Case, handsome style, w Y o rk .* builder should be familiar witli his materials SIMONTON’S haven Thursday to load stone for N< with p >rtiere<, m iking a cosy and attractive Spoken, June 2*1, off Absecom, bark Helen romi of thesoin *what cheerless rostrum. On and the inode of putting them together. In STOW Sands, Norton, from Philadelphia for Portland. either side of the platform front were large this respect the ants set us an example. How GINGHAMS Sells. Adelia Pray nnd L. A. Stinson dis­ vases of flowers and grasses; from the side perfectly’ and stupendously do they build. charged wootl tor 11. H. Hall ft Co.,Thursday. lights hung baskets of flowers, while a flower 'The church also is a great builder. We all are Seh. Thomas Hix. Yeaton, was loading lime Friday from Samuel Pillsbury, for New Y o tk . stand in the right center of the stage bore a bnildefs, the architects of our fortunes. The -:-PARASOLS-:- Seh. Helen Montague, Green, is at Philadel­ fragrant, burden. es-.iy was one that would do d i d it to many an Only S cts. phia loading coal for Bangor at S I.20 per ton To the opening music of tlie Orpheus Club older and experience I person, and speaks well Wo have just made n very for Miss Black’s powers of thought. She Seh. M. A. Achorn, Achorn, is at Roberts’ the class, seventeen in number, with slow mar­ N E V E R s o ld fo r less th a n 12 1 Hnrlior loading paving for New York, $13 per tial step deployed on to the stage, followed by spoke very distinctly and carried herself grace­ large purchase of Parasols and ton. the teachers, committee and clergymen, ami fully. Sells. Mark Gray ami Rightaway are , liar- Sun Umbrellas, and are offering (ered to load paving at Long Cote for New took their allotted scats, tlie two gentlemen of Esten W. Porter’s oration on ' ‘Our Opportu­ Ihe same at much under the Y ork. the class occupying tlie extreme left of the nities” was a very creditable one. Everything Sell. Lizzie Guptill, Smith, sailed Fridav. stage. The many personal attractions of tlie is possible to the persevering man. The his­ regular prices. Every desir­ llme-lnden from F. Cobb A Co., lbr Ports­ ladies of the class were enhanced by very tory of the great men of tlie world is a history able style and color, including m outh. beautiful ami becoming dresses of light ma­ of Industry and perseverance. Patience, pur­ Dry G oods Sell. K. Areularitis and bark John R. Stan­ terial, an occasional cqfsagc bouquet of bright pose nnd perseverance are at the root of all the popular Coaching Parasol, hope are undergoing repairs at South Marin - railway. llawers giving color to tlie attractive array. great deeds and discoveries. We should make in prices ranging from $1.00 to Sell. Edward Lamcycr, Beals, arrived Thurs­ After the overture and prayer by Rev. W. M. the most of our opportunities and if need !>c $7.00, can be found at our A rich handsome Black Silk day from Salem, where she discharged coni Kimmell of the Church of Immanuel, Bertha create them. One interesting and telling part of store. from New York. I. Biril delivered the usual salutatory ad­ tlie essay was the portion touching upon tlie 22 inches wide, worth 81.02 Seh, C. Hanrahan, Cookson, nnd M. Luella dresses to the citizens, teachers and class, danger to our nation from the ignorance of for only §1.25. Wood, Spaulding, are at Boston discharging sugar from Cuba. .‘he addresses were in a different vein from voters. The epitaph on the tombstone of dead SIMONTON BROS. Seh. Moses Eddy, Simonton, ami Fannie A those we generally hear ami the evident nations is ignorance. The nation’s opportunity Edith. W arren, were loading lime Friday from sincerity of the lady’s remarks and her ex­ is now io educate its people. Tho speaker Black and Colored Satin A. F. Crockett for New York. cellent manner of delivery made the essay of irom an old subject deduced new thoughts and Rhadama worth SI.50, for Capt. Leslie Bird of sell. John Bird came more than passing interest. presented thetn in a skillful manner. A pleas­ 1.25 per yard. home Thursday. His vessel was on the Ken­ ing stage carriage and powerful voice added nebec loading iee for Philadelphia. Elvira L. Cottscns* essay on “ Fitwritten to the good effect of this number. Sell. Ocnrgie Berry, Ginn, was recently re­ Music” was a bright one. It began witli men­ SPECIALS ported at Yineyard Haven, with piaster from tion of the music of mythology and the weird “ Can and Can’t” was tlie subject of Elvira Colored silks worth 1.25 for 1. Windsor bound to Richmond, Va. fancies connected therewith. It sp ike of the II. Wood’s excellent essay. Wc all have diffi­ — :aT;— Sch. J. W. Fisk is chartered to load paving music of nature, with a neatly worded reference cult tasks before us, but can and can’t should nnd stone at Carver’s Harbor for New York, not he considered before action. Women for tlie Bod well Granite Co. to the music of the frogs, illustrated by n All Wool Dress Goods 40- most exact imitation ot that little creature’s cannot, he statesmen and warriors, but there are incli wide, never sold for less The tug G. W. Pride, Jr., of Philadelphia, other tilings they can do. Charlotte Bronte which delivered seh. A . F . Crocket, here, from roundelay. Tiie music of the spheres was S im o n to n ’s. than 75 cents, only 50 cents a Norfolk last Tuesday, took the ship lee King portrayed in vivid style. The essay was very affords an excellent illustration. I can and I from Boston for some port to the westward. interesting, finely delivered, and held the will arc far better than I can nnd I can’t. yard. A\ c have an unusually Tlie Pride ts a very fine, powerful tug, lutili in Throughout this essay there was a logical Ladies’ India Gauze Vests in 1883, and has steain windlass, wrecking pumps closest attention of the audience. thread of thought, which enabled the hearers long and short sleeves at 25 cts. fine assortment of Black Dress nnd everything necessary in her line ot busi­ Elizabeth C. Crocker’s essay was upon ness. to follow the speaker understand ingly. Miss goods at all prices. “ Martyrs.” A rather forbidding subject was Sell. Cliasc, Snow, arrived at Owl’s Head Wood spoke with very careful articulation, Ladies fine Balhriggan Vests skillfully made, interesting. 'The martyrs who We would respectfully in­ Friday, eleven days from Rockland with lime and was distinctly heard. long and short sleeves, 50 eto. to New York ami hack. The previous trip died for the cause of religious and political Ellen J. Cochran treated of “Changes.” White Embroidered Dress Capt. Snow sailed from Rockland with lime, liberty were referred to as an introduction to vite your attention to the discharged at New York, loaded coal hack to The earth has been subjected to great changes. Patterns, from 2.75 to $(» each. the real substance of the article, which was that Misses’ and Children's Gauze Saco, discharged, and arrived a, home port in From vapor it was changed to liquid, from OPENING SALES of our sixteen days. Our young captains will have to there arc martyrs to-day,bringing forward ns an liquid to solid. Changes have taken place Vests, 25 cents. look out for their laurels. illustration the picture of a graduating class, among mankind. Cities have sprung up in Sch. Ida L., from Rio Grande ur

THE COURIER-GAZETTE The defence is tlia t Biel was insane, COMMENCEMENT. R. H. BURNHAM, lie assuredly acted so. Iron bars and o o y \ . ig THE HOME COMPANY. ----- DEALER IN------r-rrtlond Transcript. F;.- PCnTER i FULLER. hard labor are good treatment for insur­ ( 'oninicneem cnt is so called because il rectionary lunatics of his stripe. STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, comes at tlie end of die school term, REDUCTION OF PRICES UNION MUTUAL School Books, Toys, etc. A M O D E R N P A PE R . when you g e t v>ur sheep-skin in l/ttin, At«n n fir-,.,In.- < I It! I I. ATI XU l.lltR A IlT Tlie Belfast Jo u rn a l is prodding tlie tied up with a blue ribbon with a trail, (ftntnining all the Latent Novel*. NO. 258 MAIN STREET. citizens of tint trim city to rai«e tlie and sealed w itli die gn at seal. Colleges used to have a patent rig h t on com ­ Life Insurance Company, igoof) needed to complete tlie soldier’s A.J.BIRD&CO., mencements. but now everything from a -DKALER8IN- CHAS. E.’ BUKPEE; T«. .t.illnr* :i yi-.r 111 .bin. :4 If piil.t nl monument " bat has become o f Bock- p rim ary school tip, has its fuss and OF M AINE, id of y e a r; *1 f i r fllx m o n th s; 59 cents for th ree land’s contemplated monument. feathers—its commencement. Com­ H A R D W O O D , mencements, like misfortunes, conic not Organized lit ISIS. House, S lit anil S ip Painter singly, and like tlie measles and whoop­ THE OUTLOOK. Tlie hot weather lias come and the ing tough, there is enough to go ai! j lU’licatcl'S are coming and the trains round and some to spare. Like the lit­ Flour, Groceries, Provisions, Grainer, Paper Hanger, AND DEALEIl IN The Itnrtholdl stnlue arrived the 17th and boats are laden with tlie seekers of tle green apple, commencements come Tin. Ii.nt tlilrty-ffr.- fc ir »•. xpcrlciice. ] o f Juno. Tho Huston /'inns refers to pleasure and health, tlie wisest of whom at this season of ♦ •*;» yenr, and Cue cotin- ressed hay and straw JT S KKCO flD IS • try at large from Aroostook to die alli­ P , PAINTS, OILS, DRYERS, this ns a significant coincidence. make Maine their objective point. gator swamps of tlie southern winter $7,st)2,5ll 71 . resorts, is tacked witli a regular blizzard Cement, Lime, Hair, &c. Ilr n tli losses puld. - • Varnishos, Glass, etc. An immense number of gigantic ice­ Tho reason tliat Harvard collegians of oratory and gas, which accounts for Kiulowments paid, - .1,1 to ,251 no bergs arc floating in the Atlantic. Per­ nre opposed to tlie Annex may tic found die inil't in tint coeoanut, and puts old Surrendered policies, 5,502,112 s-t MATERIALS— FOR— ARTISTS Demosthenes in die shade. Alter yon FORECLOSURE NOTICE. haps these b i l g e blocks of ice may lie in tlie following: A Great Specialty. liave attended two or three dozen com­ W hereas Beniamin William- of Freedom, in the Dividends, - - - - 1,20S,002 74 responsible for our cold spring. Miss ltrowti of Concord, a graduate of tlie mencements U|Kin two or three dozen County , In tin* ’ft rr'lo ry of D akota, SHOWING A TOTAL PAYMENT to Prices I.ow. ^Satisfaction Guaranteed. 1 .u nity by her high percent. In the ctassh *. consecutive occasions, and liave listened late co-partm r* under tlie name and «ty|e of Wil- s Policyholders of nearly Rnddcnslek, the New York contractor, Iter average is higher than tliat readied by to tlie same sentimental farewells, and liauiH and D ean, did a< Raid co-partner*, on the I any of tlie young men in college. liave gazed upon die same paper bou­ tw en tieth day of Ap* II, A . D. K 7 , m ortgage In me, i lias been sentenced to prison for ten years tin* underMgned, four Hxtv.fourth* of the Ihirken- LAPS, equal to E. L. ESTABROOK, M D . quets and have snuffed, ns it were, their tine "Addle E. Hleeper,” to writre me liaunb** by J nod tined > I0o. One or two such exam­ fragrance from afar, there comes to lie a reason of my having endorsed mr them ami at Physician and Surgeon. Advices from Berlin state tliat Emper­ tin Ir request ami for their iiecomtuodAtton, the fob j ples can but have a good effect. sort ol monotony to die tiling and you Ulmer Building, Cor. Main and Sea Ste. or William is worse. He cannot talk lowing notes «igned by mid lirwi viz: 01 e payable J begin to hanker for a lodge in some w ild­ to ( . S. Sm ith, d ate ol Ju n e 23, I87t't, payable in one Night callfl answered from residence, Xo% nor listen Io llie reading of reports nor erness or otiier witli an ice cream saloon year from date for one thoUfand dollar* ami in- TS PRESENT ASSETS ARE 9fi,32,»,- 4 School HE, o pposite P o st Office. Counterfeit silver dollars arc being i« rest, also one payable to Allred Sleeper dated ! OOI 0 7 . While It* liabilities are only 9 5 ,- do tlie least work without tits of somnol­ anil a soda water fountain attatehed, or Feb. 24, 1877, on dem and for aixteen h u n d red dol- I I922,570 50. circulated through the state. The ap­ a hammock and a bathing suit liy the lar« ami InU rent, and a- a part of *:tid mortgage, ency. which are must frequent during tliey wi re to keep *abl Intercut in *nld Barkentlne BEN J. WILLIAMS, M. I). pearance to the eye is perfect, lo oking i shores of Casco l ’>ny. T HAS THEREFORE A SURPLUS OF tlie day, while at night lie is restless. I no tired for my benefit, ami win rca* I have been 9400,090 OO according to the Massachu­ Physician and Surgeon. new and somewhat glassy. The feel Commeneement is die limo when you obliged Io pay b o th o f said ii o l t - ami keep ?nld in­ Isetts standard, and of 9725,200 00 by the New Office, and Rcnhlonce Elm Street. Tlie old fellow is feeling tlie effects of know more Ilian die "old man,” and (eel tercut insure I, ami no part of the -urn* po expended York standard. anil ring however betrays their lack of liave been r< paid me by said William* X Dean. Haiti ' fly C ’ullfl answ ered nig h t or day liis age. lie is one o f tlie noble men of competent to give die administration a mortgage I* rec orded in the record* of the Port of ' genuineness. fi'W points upon tlio tariff and some good Rockland, in the Dbirict of Waldoboro, Book I tu ality , in the llherul com pany in it* tlio age. “ Il 1,” page I'.'!, and w hereas the condition ol Raid ! dealingfl with it* polieyiiolder*. I )i?. C O L l f . advice upon die "down eastern” question, mortgage I* broken, RrahluiK-r, corner of Union no,I Sommer A wife-licater was publicly eowliidcd i Commencement is die time when tlie N o tic e therefore hereby given of my intention to I TS POLICY CONTRACT I* plain and d«f- Strretn. Wo have received No. 1 of Volume young ladies must, liave w h ile dresses foreclose the Haiti mortgage for breach of condition inite in all It* term *, and no chance for mi*. in Baltimore recently by order of Dated at Rockland ihi* t'tii day of .June, A. D I OHIee to A. K. Spenr'. New Illock, North I I I , helln Ijisilon Quarterly, a magazine and "there is no use talking;” anil most I oneeptlon. court. This method of punishment is 1885. W IL L IA M II. T IT C O JIII. o 111 ee . of the young gentlemen think tliat they A tru e c o p y —A tte s t: TS POLICIES ARE published in New York in the interests C. E. L ittlefield. Offloo Honrs:—1 to 3, ami 7 to 8 p. M. very appropriate for such crimes and can not speak those "words that burn” I X • O N T ’ I ’> T A u r u : of the Delta Upsilon fraternity, a Greek i AlterI three year* for any enure except frnud. doubtless w ill have n salutary effect upon without they liave die traditional swal­ D R . STACY, letter society which lias chapters in the low tail coat, worn alike by master and T PAYS OEATII CLAIMS, W IT H O U T Other brutes of the kind. ’Twoilldn't lie DISCOUNT, immediate y the proolfl are O! LI) *ay to Urn citizen* of Rockland nnd. leading colleges in tlie country. Tho servant. Commencement is tlie time “ CANDEE” ARCTICS I vicinity, that In* has ri moved hi* OlUuu to bad to try in every state. —■w ith— ' complete and *atl*laetory, and uithotil waiting 60, W Q u m irrly is an excellent publication when tlie small hoys and tlie big boys i It”, or any number of day*. 235 MAIN STREET, i ami tlie young girls and tlie old girls go DOUBLE THICK BALL. ably edited and typographically perfect. T ISSUES POLICIES on nil approved (over Merrill Sc ltiirpee'.,) A prominent western scientist says I forth to rake in tlie horse shoes ami tile plan*, am i it* W h e re lie n in e l.e con.llltcl (free of ehnrge,) tliat eventually the north pole will lie harps of three strings, and die famous T w o Y e a r s Ill,>• II,I,I all ill.en w -. Hr. S. Ikih been very Forest lircs are reported in the north­ H.H STE!> PREMIUM PLAN and NGN- " ( ( ''( lul In ilic treatment nf ciironle bl-caaea. reached and the geographical and physi­ ladders of fame with four steps; and FORFEIT! RE INVESTMENT BEAN (Illhe Imura from 1 Inf, 1'. M. Tburadnv, Friday ern part of the state. People having hence it is evident tliat tlie one tint gets Test. flpeeial feature* of this company and i**U(d hy me! Satlirtlay- nf rnch week. " cal phenomena marked upon our maps, nene other. occasion to build lircs in tlio woods dur­ tlie most bouquets is tlie host fellow , lie claims that the discovery w ill lie of whether lie o r she knows beans or not. ''HE AOYANTAOKN of Ilii* ( .mipanv nre ing tlie dry season should take care tlia t A. WL AUSTIN, great value to science. Tho value must But a commencement without llowers AGE. E \! ERIENt E, S I HONG FINAN- Conllagrations bo not started. A very ( I \ l C O N D I I ION. L A R G E SU It PLU S, E J -J iV T ’ I t S T . ber than can be obtained clHeuhero for tho eamo , carelessness and pure unadulterated cent in tlie ditch. But wlio wants a Teeth extracted without pah, hv Nliruu. Oxide Austria is suffering from the hard money, with their great improvement of tlie - JAMES SINKINSON, Gin*. Corner Main noil W inter Streets. 2J wantonness. dozen bouquets to Illg llOtllC o r, tote DOUBLE THICK BALL. Tho extra thieknepfl ol • times. As it is in litis country there ru b b e r rig h t un d er th e tread, gives DOUBLE H EAR. MANAGER FOR MAIIIF i-i-h-rUuii as hum m skill can make il. the safety by the robins and sparrows. So anxious lleved and a seeond cured m e. appliance* of p ilent hiill'ei's.plat Ioitii* m id m r hriikei tier illness, lint also to indemnify her A, R. JENNESS, Fryeburg, Me. mid that exactlutr discipline which urncrii* the prae M axw ell, w lio lias since been arrested in were tliu birds to get them tliat they Heal uperatbiU u*. T ook 40 drop* lin k e r’* . piel urc' pie Inculitic*. mid lim iting mid li*idiig to health- A distinguished pliysieian, Speelfie ill water, and bullied outside of stomach insect powder, etc. without any precau­ ing England had insured Ids life in wlio lias spent much of liis time at quar­ freely, and wu* entirely free from pain in th irty minute* and a* well a* i v«r. Can cheerfully tions, and as it is reputed tin t some of Cook’s tigency for $20,000. The iinlifl- antine, said tliat a person whose head S till iiunllK T DI K EPT LINE, via Set recommend yuur nu-dicitie a* a sterling kakee, lue been opened la I v these preparations are used for suicidal eienee of tlie relatives of Preiler regard­ was thoroughly washed every day rarely a r tic le . iiiadUam l E alaieit. . mid « ■ a ever look contagious diseases, hut when Minneapolis ami St Paul and i purposes lie iceoiiiiiiciids lint tlie ven­ ing the disposition of Ids body, and their A -k for “BAKER'S (ireal American Spe­ detailed iuforu tlie hair was allowed Io become dirty c ific ,” p re p a re d b\ M aurice Bak< i .X <'o., P o rt­ rkets. .it all principal Tieke tales mid Panadu, or b.v ad ders lie required hereafter to .-ell them in undue anxiety to secure the money, and matted it was hardly possible to es­ lan d , Me. aeeordanee with tile law governing die have excited suspicion of tlie agency cape infection. Many persons And SOLD RY ALL DEAI.ERS. R. R. CABLE, E. ST. JOHN, Important to Canvassers. sale o l poison-. Why the usual restric­ speedy relief for nervous lieadaelie by P r ic e 5 0 ( c o la UVII’I T ’k l A- Pa**. A g t I W A N TED -Live < ’anv:i**er* m • very county in t h a t tie' body was not Preller’s. These S AT I -S I A C T I <» N (> I A R A N T E 15 1>. : 3 A - G O . washing ti l e bead thoroughly in weak till I tilled Stati s to sell F<)\’S PATENT KEV15K- tions should not lie taken in regard Io suspicions are strengthened by a report soda water. We have known eases SlIILI. SAD IRON, which combine* twq Hud the sale of these dangerous preparations for ( H O L E R 1, lion*, Pulisher, Flitter, xu., one iron doing I be work published in Eundiin dial Maxwell tried almost wholly cured in ten minutes by I L L ’ S Cholera Morbus, of an entire set of ordiuury iron*. I* t-clf-beating- is a m y -le ry . f l i c laws governing tlie while in Boston to buy a body, and tlie this simple remedy. A friend linds it by g.i* 01 alcohol lam p. DDES AWAY WITH HOT KITCHENS. Price modern! . A largo sale of known poisons are either not I n t that Win n arrested Maxwell re­ the greatest re lie f in case o f "lose cold,” To Save Time is to Lengthen Life. I ami lasting hicouie ia-ured to good eunvm*cr*,. the cold symptoms entirely leaving tlie Addrc**, for circular, x<-., FOX SAD IRON CO.. stringent enough or not strictly enforced. marked tliat all would be explained at AM prepared to do ('(>1’Y 1 NG on the TYPE- REMEDY: D,s‘n,w’' U5 Readv Si., N. Y. 23 eyes after one thorough washing o f tlie WRI TER in u *atielaeloi y manner, and ut reu- There is ce rta in ly a screw loose some­ die right time. Thu agency believis IMonuble p r in *. hair. The head should be thoroughly equal where, as the record of suicides from that die St. E iuis murder was a selieme diie.l afterward, and draughts of air C. C. CROSS. for Hu- cure «>f above complaint*. For*aln Go and see the “Bradbury" Re­ W ith C m tin ax k Si w m.l, by Druggist* everywhere, ami wholv*ule poisoning daily show to obtain Hie insurance on Preiler’* life. should he avoided for a little while. 2PJ M.iin S t-, K ockiaud. 40 Hb\ II. IL llu} A Hui. Portland. pairing Machine at L. S. Robinson’s