Courier Gazette : July 30, 1895
T he Courier-Gazette. ROCKLAND, M AINE, TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1895. V o l u m e 5 0 . Entered ft* Second Class Mail Matter* N u 3 0
The Courier-G azette G oes I Maj.-Gen. Hiram G. Berry SUMMER SOUNDS Highest oui f allau in i^cavcningLeavening rowcPower.— Latest U . S. G o vl Report Eohoes From the Spots Where Busy Man Re treateth (or Rest and Recreation. BOSS THE question of tbe A JtrOGRAPJlY legal laying-out of South F. F. Burpee’s fine cottage at Ash Poin* Bakingt Main street has a bear Written fo r the Courier-Gazette by Edward K. Gould will be completed this week. XtJ NCHpMII.lt] ing that has not been dis cussed. If the street is Mrs. Ambrose Cobb and Miss Lizzie Cobh legally laid out then that [B efun In N o. 8. Back num bers can be h ad .| are at the Cobb cottage, Bay View. portion of the thorough A very jolly hop was enjoyed at Crescent Powder ‘BitciiiT' fare from the corner of XXIII. makes it pretty hard, and it is wearing on me Beach, Wednesday evening. Gale played. IW Mechanic s tr te t to the After the death of Captain Smith, General somewhat. I shall do all I can and if my The Crazy Club was entertained Tuesday AB&QlUTEiy PURE South Thomaston line is Berry’s assistant adjutant-general, Lieutenant health fails me 1 cannot help it. At the evening by Mrs. C. C. Hills. There were nearly if not quite out E. II. Shook of the Michigan Volunteers,acted present time I am pretty well, but greatly singing and eating. side the legal limits, as PERSONAL POINTS. wishing him a full measure of success where- in that capacity, until Captain George W. careworn. The army is receiving reinforce The Shakespeare Inter-Nos met with Nellie ------ever he may locate. the road at this point Wilson of the Fifth Michigan was promoted ments daily. How long we shall remain Cochran, Front street, last week. The club swings off to the west, to that position. Other changes were made here none can tell, nor do we know how or met last evening with Miss Mabel Spear. Casual Referenoe Io People More or Loss Well Geor8e w . Smith is recovering from hia outside of established in the staff, Lieutenants George W. Freeman where the battle is to commence before Rich Known In This Immediate Vicinity- | rec' n‘ bounds. This street lo of the Second Michigan and S. S. Huntley mond. I have just come in from the front George K. Harrington and wife will soon ______‘ Mrs. II. N. Doe of Bangor is visiting her WILLIAMS cation question is a vexa- of the Thirty-seventh New York being ap and have passed over a portion of my fight arrive from Boston. They will pass a few n r- ■ parents, Oliver Clark and wife, this city. weeks in one of the North Haven cottages. Rev. G. W. Bradlee is in Massachusetts. n - i c i t . . . . tious one at the best. pointed aides-de-camp in the place of Ladue ing ground in the last battle. Many are yet o 1 * T u . . , . , , David Scrymgeour who has been visiting I “Doctors have to be and Sturgis. Lieutenant H. L. Thayer of the unhuried; we are at work covering up Rebel H. P. C. Wright has bought the Flint cot Hubert Johnson is in the employ of Franz his daughter, Mrs. I. F. Baer, returned to -2 I careful what they tell Third Michigan, who had served as clerk bodies daily. I have no news. One thing tage at Pleasant Beach. This is a commo a 1. Simmons. (Foxboro Thursday. Mrs. Scrymgeour and some people,” said a at General Berry’s Headquarters up to this certain, I never in all my eventful life endured dious and pleasantly located summer home. Mrs. Clara Chapman of Bangor is visiting Miss Scrymgeour continue their visit here a Rockland physician the other day. At one time, was also appointed to Provost Marshal so many sufferings and privations as I have Miss Josie Bradbury pleasantly entertained Rockland friends. few weeks longer. :oot the past ten months. I hope, however, to time I had a patient just recovering from of the brigade, and instructed to select forty a few friends, Thursday evening, at her homet Miss Gertrude Sanborn of Portland is with Harry Landes, Principal of Rockland High scarlet fever. The child had a great hanker picked men to remain at headquarters for come out all right. I have done all my duty corner Warren and Knox streets. A lunch her brother, T. H. Sanborn, on Lisle street. School, will go to Northport this week, to such special duties as might he required. here. The fight of my brigade in the late ing for tomato catsup, and the mother asked was served. Miss Carrie Pillsbury has arrived home teach at the summer school in session there if she could give the boy a little, and I con Under date of June 3, 1862, General Berry battle was a success, and it saved the army Mrs. Clemmie S Keen of Boston will not ----- Capt. John Pillsbury’s family are now from being routed, before forces could he from a four-months visit with relatives in Bos sented. A few hours afterwards I was called writes home: “ 1 am yet in health, and so open her cottage at Rockville, a9 she is ton and Providence. domiciled at their Owl’s Head farm----- W. A. to attend the boy who was very ill when I far unhurt. That is I have not been injured crossed over the river to our support.” spending her vacation at the Washington Coombs of Coldwater, Mich., has been in by ball or bullet although somewhat bruised Miss Mary Metcalf, with Fuller & Cobb, arrived. I inquired what he had been eat House, Rye Beach, N. H. is making a vacation visit with Mr. and Mrs. town. Mr. Coombs, who formerly resided in ing, and found that she had construed my by tumbling over logs, etc. On Saturday, the June 15, he wrote a9 follows: “ I was South Thomaston, is a well known flour man enemy 30,000 strong attacked our most ad The young ladies of Mrs. Fred Whitcomb’s Chas. Jones, Bangor. DELICIOUS1 consent to give the boy a ‘little’ ketchup obliged to stop writing, owing to pressing du Sunday school class went over to Thomaston ufacturer. A great deal of his flour is sold in rather too liberally, for the boy had eaten, vanced divisions some two miles ahead of ties. I resume at this moment—7 p. m. I R. H. Burnham is on a trip to New York. this vicinity. ours. They drove our people in on our lines. Wednesday evening and were entertained by He is accompanied by his brother, Charles Sparkling and healthful. Enjoyed by the according to the mother, ‘only about three or have just come in from the front. My pickets their teacher with a “candle party.” four table-spoonfuls.’ ” We were ordered to the front, my brigade Burnham, of the Boston Transcript. whole family. No other root beer ex were attacked by a Rebel regiment, one of The Hall Chalet, at Thorndike Point, OUTLOOK- being under arms on my own order. Having my men shot; we killed two Rebels, wounded Mrs. Ira Marshall and son Earl and Mrs. tract equals Williams’ in strength and taken this precaution, I moved out to check has been put in fine condition for the First Fred Lothrop went to Boston, Wednesday, Mrs. Holder of Jacksonville, Fla., in a Dr. D. C. Perkins of this city comes of others and took six prisoners. The 4th Maine Baptist Choral Association, which will take purity. One bottle of extract makes 5 the enemy in the advance. I took the left, was on picket and did the work. I now have on a month’s visit to relatives. newspaper card returns thanks to all those gallons The great tenwerance drink. long-lived ancestry. His father died at the and the enemy were handsomely checked at possession next Thnrsday for a two weeks so “ who so kindly assisted in the death of my ripe old age of 94. When the old gentleman charge of the outposts, and, consequently, all journ. F. W. Fuller, of Fuller & Cobb, is making T h is is not on ly “ ju st ns go o d ” my command. Jameson took the center, husband.”—Belfast Journal. was something more than 92 years of age, he regiments detailed for that duty are under my a ten-days fishing excursion to Moosehead ls others, hut fur better. O ne SOLD (of Kearny’s division), Birney the right. immediate charge. We are reinforcing quite J. E. Hill has disposed of his interest Lake. trial will support tiiis claim. EVERYWHERE went into the woods to cut firewood, and They did not succeed so well in keeping the Oak Hill Grove, to his partner, J. IL Simon Our local correspondence is so extensive William* ft Carleton. Hartford. Ci. received a broken rib from a falling tree. He rapidly. I suppose the enemy is doing the Mrs. James C. Kent of Portland is visiting enemy at bay. So night closed in. My. loss same, and we shall finish the war here, as the ton. Oak Hill is having a splendid run of that unless it is received in season it cannot retained all his faculties in a surprising degree was 464 killed and wounded. Poor Smith is business, and new attractions are offered from her old home in this city. Mr. Kent comes all be used. Last week reports from many up to the time of his death. strength of the two armies will be concentrated later. no more. (Captain Edwin M. Smith). He here. day to day. of the towns were not received until too late. was shot through the head. He was my best Frank E. Leach of Providence, R. I., and Mrs. G. F. Hix and family are at Sunset, This week it is the same. Items of impor- Caleb Levensaler of Thomaston, in his 93d man and I cannot replace him; he died while Clarence Leach of Boston arrived yesterday Deer Isle, Mrs. Hix’s old home, for a summer ance should be mailed as soon as they occur. After Sumner had thrown his corps across outing. year, has been busying himself haying, and nobly doing his duty. Jahez Greenhalgh is the Chickahominy to the assistance of Keyes and are domiciled at the Lamson cottage, did his share of the work. with me now. I have Mr. Tallman of Bath and Heintzelman, and hurled back in defeat Bay View, with John E. Leach and wife and Thomas Bailey Aldrich and a considerable The latest fad is the “little red schoolhouse” also, as Quartermaster (James IL Tallman). the exultant enemy, whose advance had been Mr. F. E. Leach’s family. party of guests from “The Crags,” Tenant’ badge, a result of the Fourth of July riot in On Sunday the enemy attacked our lines citZ chat. so gallantly stopped by Berry’s Brigade and The following party is at home in the Has Harbor, were in the city Thursday and Boston. It consists of a brass eagle, a strip again and were whipped terribly. The Fourth other troops the preceding day at Seven Pines, lunched at the Thorndike. of red, white and blue ribbon and a little Maine had a hand in the fight and behaved kell cottage, Pleasant Beach: II. D. Ken And still those city bonds go. The amount the Army of the Potomac supinely sat itself nedy and Edward Boss of the Boston Globe, Rev. Thomas Stratton of the Universalist metal schoolhouse of red. The first one came sold to date is $42,300. nobly. Walker handled his men well and has down to ponder on the victory and permit church will spend his vacation during the into town Monday of last week. great credit for it. The Commander in Chief Mrs. Lucy A. Brewster, Mrs. Annie Spear the Confederates to escape. Why the retreat Kennedy, Misses Berta Brewster and Lola month of August at his former home at Lines The movement looking to the improvement McClellan, Heintzelman, Kearny, Prince de ing enemy were not vigorously pursued after ville, Pa. Joinville and the Count of Paris have all ac E. Messer and Dr. F. E. Follett. A month’s The various state political conventions all of the city cemeteries is gaining headway. the battle of Pair Oaks has never yet been stay is contemplated. Miss Betsey McSween is enjoying a visit to seem afraid of the silver question. When the knowledged my services of Saturday last. explained to the satisfaction of military men. My brigade is much reduced. I have not Col. F. C. Knight and Capt. S. II. Hall her old home in Cape Breton, after an ab action of these gatherings is so doubtful that A vote of thanks should be extended the After the battle of Fair Oaks, General arrived from Bar Harbor by carriage Tuesday. sence of eleven years. She will make an ex the friends of free silver triumphantly claim a one-half a command left, as many who es Berry was assigned a position on the extreme Rockland Wheel Club for the enjoyable caped are sick by constant excitement and They report the hotel business extremely tended visit. victory while the hard money men rejoice bicycle races of Wednesday. The affair was front and left, a most dangerous and exacting quiet at Maine’s great seashore resort. On over the triumph of sound money, there cer exposure. The last hght is named Battle of position, as the Union pickets were daily Mrs. S. Stephens and Mrs. Mary Elwell well managed and a credit to the city. Seven Pines (or Fair Oaks).” the return trip they stopped a night with Wil who have been visiting Mrs. W. O. Fuller, tainly must be lack of decisive action on the O A. II I E M attacked with greater or less force. For liam Weeks at Ellsworth and found Mr. Jr., started Wednesday on the return to their money question. Treasurer M. B. Cook of Friendship was in more than two weeks this state of affairs con Weeks doing a first-class business. home in Kansas. Have their ilia like older folks, and the little tinued to exist. From this time till the com Captain Alfred T. Mahan, since the appei iatlents mint not bo neglected. Good health In the city Wednesday and paid to County Treas Again he writes, June 5, 1862 : “Probably Austin W. Pease, secretary of the Press liter life lurgely depends upou good'-are In Infancy. pletion of the “change of base” to Harrison’s Mrs. Q. A. Dunton of Lynn, Mass., is visit ance of hia “Sea Power in History,” has bet urer Campbell the amount of county tax as ere this you have full accounts of the light, or Cycling club of Boston, has written to friends If baby Is Hl first sand for your doctor without sessed against the town of Friendship for Landing, General Berry’s Brigade, and the ing her sister, Mrs. Chas. Kenniston, Mechanic declared by European authoritiea the tiryt fdelay, then send the prescription to he filled at Battle of Fair Oaks. Casey’s Division was in in our city arranging for a visit here of their Donohuo’a Pharmacy. In that way jou avoid all 1895. This is the first town to pay its tax advance of that portion of the forces that we entire army, was in a state of great and con street------Miss May Dermott is in Paris. among naval tacticians. In the August Cerf- tinual excitement and anxiety, the effect of club, on its way from Boston to Bar Harbor. Friends in town recently received letters from tury he draws some “ I-essons from the Yah possibility o f mistakes in the preparatlln of the this year, and sets a creditable example to had got over the Chickahoininy, some 40,000. There will be 15 wheels, leaving Boston Aug. medicine M istakes or tbe use of Impure drugs aro its sister towns. Friendship, by the way, is a Kearny came next. On Saturday Casey was which was most fatiguing and disheartening her. Eight,” based upon an account of the batlf bad at best but hi the care of a baby they may be 23 and reaching Rockland the 28th, departing appearing in the same number and written by futal. Leading local physicians have pronounced bright, flourishing little corporation, and its attacked by the entire Rebel army and driven to officers and men alike. Indeed, from the Dr. P. II. Wood of Biddeford has been the 1st to the 27th of June, there was hardly a the next day for Bucksport. Mr. Pease is a Commander McGiffin of the Chen Yuen. r prescription ib-parunent, unequalled; therefore affairs are admirably conducted by its board of back. My brigade was placed under arms as brother-in-law of J. D. May. guest of James H. McNamara. Dr. Wood we have their : i)lid officers. soon as it was evident that Casey was retreat day or night, and scarcely an hour when it will sing the part of “Alvin Barry” in the Captain Mahan’s conclusions bear upon prob ing. When the fact was evident, General was not necessary to be constantly on the The Twilight Literary Club had a jolly "Little Tycoon” to be given in Camden next lems that confront the constructors of iron ON THeV aTCH Heintzelman ordered me to go forward and alert. General Berry shared with the men good time and a fine dinner at the Simpson month. clads for every maritime power. While rec the danger and fatigue, but his anxiety for House, Tuesday------W. O. Fuller, Sr., and ognizing the value of heavy guns for attack take the left of our line, push the enemy hack V. V. Thompson, formerly principal of One of the young ladies who clerked in and recover the lost ground. I brought my the welfare of those under his command much party were at the Simpson House, Tuesday upon the motive power of tbe adversary, Cap exceeded that of the men themselves. He Miss Eva Wooster entertained at whist, Rockland High School, who has been rusti tain Mahan says that the rapid-fire gun of Donuhue’s Pharmacy Huston’s, Wednesday, on tbe occasion of the brigade to the front at double quick, and suc cating In Friendship and Union, was in town public library benefit, was approached by a was constantly among them, solicitous for Thnrsday evening------Miss Eva Gay gave an moderate caliber has established its position Cor. Main & Limerook Sts., ceeded in checking first, and then driving the last week. Mr. Thompson is principal of the customer who asked: enemy back over the ground they had advan their well being and zealous in promoting enjoyable whist party, Friday evening, in as she greatest offensive power in naval war honor of Miss Stella Reeves ol Brooklyn, N. Attleboro, Mass., High School. fare. He also favors the view that a given ROCKLAND, ME. .“Have you ‘A Modern Man’?” ced upon. The right which was composed of then efficiency. The knowledge that he shared “N o!” replied the voung lady; “but I’ve their perils and fatigue enabled his command Y.------A large party of ladies enjoyed Land Millard G. Drake and Lula D*ake of Bos amount of tonnage in one or two, or in few Telephone 63-2 two other brigrades did not succeed so well; ton are guests of their uncle, George W. been looking for one for some time.” in consequence the enemy held a portion of to endure every danger and trial with the lord Smith’s hospitality at Crescent Beach, big ships possesses a decided advantage over Drake, North Main street. At present they a our ground during the night. We reinforced most heroic fortitude, and they looked upon Tuesday. the same, or even greater amount, divided their general with a fond regard which the Relatives of the Jameson and Jones families are on a trip to Lincolnville and Searsmont,in among several. Captain \ ’ahan says that our right and next morning drove the company with Mrs. Drake. enemy at the point of the bayonet out survivors of the gallant old brigade cherish to to the number o f twenty-five enjoyed a picnic the battle proved that armor ii, actually a far >o ” stuck up,” but better protection to vessels that; is indicated Stick hr«»kcn tilings together of all the ground of an old position. I am this day. Jones’ Oaks, Thursday, July 25, given Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Starrett have as guests With l.e I’utfe’a L iquid News letters from West Rockport sort SEA BREEZES. THE SOCIAL SIDE. Cushing arrived too late for insertion in this blue. Wafted from Sequestered Bay and Rooky Shore Pleasant Parties. Plonics and Other Like Popu Having Especial Reference to Ptople Disclosures of Importance From the Hidden lar Summer Dissipations. Well Known Hereabouts. Secretary Morton has issued an order ab Where Health and Happiness Reign There is no pain that Pain-Killer w ill Haunt of the Gay and Giddy Goat olishing the national seed department. If ■ If Dr. Burnham, the eye specialist, his been not stop. Colic, cram ps, toothache, ear- the seeds sent down this way from Washing Fred F. Burpee and family are camping in The Misses McIntosh entertained a party There will be a special meeting of Rock spending a short vacation in the city. ton are a fair sample of what the department Mr. Burpee's new cottage at "Lucia’s Beach.” of friends at theit home Thursday evening in r ache, sprains, cuts, burns, bites and land Encampment,I. O. O. F.,Friday evening is issuing it is not abolished any too soon Z. F. Brewster, 2d, is enjoying a sojourn honor of Mil* Flora McIntosh of Boston Dr. Joseph White and Miss Mary F. Fuller stings, all yield to its magic. A record of this week for work. A full attendance is at Pleasant Beach. Mi»s Mary Doherty will give a whist party of Boston arrived in the city today and are earnestly requested. guests at W. O. Fuller’s. of more than fifty years proves that Another Indian outbreak is reported in the Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Kenniston and son and dance at Oakland Thursday evening in At the meeting of Star of Hope Lodge West. Readers of the thrilling tales that now leave today for a two weeks outing at Pleas honor of Miss Maud Giles of Wakefield. George Kirkpatrick and wife are spending I. O. O. F., of Vinalhaven Monday evening of till the daily papers should bear in mind that ant Beach. Mats,, and Miss Cora Farmer of Manchester, the summer with friends in Cherryfield. Mr. last week, two applications were received. those lively western reporters can transform Kirkpatrick’s health is very much improved. Miss Addie Maynard and friend Miss N. H., guests ot Miss Doherty. One Hiin£ is certain Three candidates arc now on the list. an asault by a drunken Indian into a full- The participants in the December dance Mrs. Flora Grant Potter, the talented sized redskin massacre. Pateanaud of Central Falls, R. I., are at the Star of Hope Lodge, I. O. O. F., of Vinal Simpson House. in the "March of Time,” some 20 in number, vocalist, and son Arthur of Boston will be the haven has received and accepted an- invita guests of Mrs. John Bird the coming week. Crescent Beach is now in the swim, and held their rehearsal in Oakland pavilion last tion from Knox Lodge of Rockland to be COUNTY CHAT. it’s a very happy colony that’s sojourning evening. After rehearsal a aocial dance was Rev. W. M. Kimmell of Portland will Pain-killer present at the celebration of the 20th anniver there. A very jolly party is domiciled at the enjoyed, light refreshments being served. preach in Hope next Sunday. Mrs. Kimmell sary, which will he held Aug. 5. C. E. Bo Pearson cottage. The “Pilgrims” in the “March of Time' will accompany him to this city, where she man, C. D. Athearn and C. G. Jones are State Treasurer Simpson’s apportionment of will remain the guest of Miss Stella Keene. school fund and mill tax for 1895 fixe* the Gen. Cilley kindly gave the young ladies had a rehearsal at Oakland Thursday evening, kills pain appointed committee of arrangements. Knox County apportionment at $23,537. The in his Sunday School class an excursion to which was very realistic, aa they had a “atern Letters received from Capt. W. W. Achorn Hamilton Lodge, I. O. G. T., elected the number of scholars in the county, between Vinalhaven, Wednesday. They had a very and rock-bound ahore” close at hand, and if and wife report them both in good health. Keep Pain-Killer constantly on hand— you following officers, Saturday evening: C. T., J. the ages of four and 21 years, is 9,472. the "stormy waves” didn’t dash high, the The schooner M. A. Achorn, in which Mrs. pleasant outing. can never know when it w ill be needed. N. Farnham; V.T-, Grace Flanders; S.J.T., rain fell in torrents as they ran for the elec- Achorn has been with her husband for several Ethel Sherman; C., Laura Rhodes: Secre o Miss E lh Jackson, Mrs. Fannie Walker trica. months, sailed from Guantanamo, Cuba, and John Cables and family, who have been The quantity has been doubled, but the price is still 25 cents. tary, Sadie Larrabee; F. S., Mamie Rankin; Thomaston should give that Village Im Mary, little daughter of Mrs. Ada Keene, July 22, and,they are now homeward bound. provement Society a substantial backing. camping at Half-way-Point, Owls Head, the Imitations nnd substitutes may be offered you—look out. T., E. R. Davis; M., O. S. Duncan; G., Ar past three weeks,will return to the city Thurs on the occasion of her 5th birthday, Saturday, Mis* Neva Maddock* of Hamilton, Ont., The genuine bottle bears the name—Perry Davis & Son, thur Clough; S., W. A. Ripley. o day. gave an outing party to a company of little and Miss Lou Littlefield of Roxbury, Mass., Vinalhaven needs a Board of Trade. It friends. A carriage ride to Owl’s Head, din are guests at Benj. Philbrook’s, Camden Nnhanda Tribe, 1. O. R. M., worked the has just the material for a wide-awake organ An excursion party of 65 people goes to ner at Sunnysidejand a visit to the lighthouse street----- Miss Bertha Green, who has been adoption degree on one candidate at last day in the Silver Star to Matinicus, Matinicu* ization that would do the town good. tower made the little folks extremely happy. visiting Miss Eva Wooster, returns to her Friday’s sleep. At the sleep Friday the Rock and Criehaven. The party returns this home in Portland tomorrow.------Miss Myrtie Adoption, Hunters and Haymakers will be o evening by moonlight. Dr. D. C. Perkins is Miss Eva Wooster entertained a company of worked. friends at whist, Thuriday evening, in honor Lord of Brockton, Mass., is visiting her old Camden is in mourning over an accident the originator. home in this city. to a visitor’s pet Angora rabbit. of her guest, Miss Bertha Greene of Portland. Mrs. Jennie M. Stewart, Grand Matron oj A fine entertainment will be given at Bay Among those present were Misses Alice Perry, J. C. Perry and family are at Pemaquid for the Eastern Star, will make an official visit to Point next Friday evening for the benefit of Jennie Pillsbury, Theresa Cushman, Mabel a week------J. Harry Boynton of Boston was GATHERING CLANS. VESSEL LOST. Orient Chapter, Union,Saturday evening. Miss L. Etta Green, the talented pianist of Isn’t it about time for the owners of Holbrook, May Ludwig, and Annie McLaugh in town over Sunday------Ralph D. Waldo, Warren Lodge, I. O. O. F., will attend di St. George speeder* to be talking up a race? Bay Point Orchestra,who is at the Emergency lin, J. A. Jameson, II. B. Fales, J. M. Rich who has made his home for several years in The Resolving Years Hare Again Brought Re The Bottom ol Paoifio the Resting Place of Hospital for treatment. Mr. E. J. Wardwell, vine service at the Congregational Church, ardson, Cha*. Richardson, Arthur Cushman, this city, with his aunt, Mrs. H. M. Lord, union Time to Hand. Another Maine Craft. Sunday evening, Aug. 11. Mr. Wilbur and Mrs Anna Granger Dow J. C. Flint, Leroy Gregory and Bert Clark left yesterday for Philadelphia where he have the affair in charge. Bond Call Notice. Prizes were won by Miss McLaughlin and joins bis father's vessel, ship Isaac Reed, for a The annual reunion of the Knox & Lin News from Kartuk, Alaska, confirms the II. E. Krebiel, musical critic of the New A. W. Cushman. Refreshments were served, voyage to Japan. coln Veteran Association will be held at report of the loss of the ship Raphael in OBITUARY. Te the holders of the following described York Tribune,his daughter,Miss Helen Krebiel and a pleasant time enjoyed. W. W. Morgan and family from Gardiner Cutting’s Grove, Warren, Sept. I. Tanglefoot bay during a storm on the morn four per cent City of Rookland, Knox Co, and Miss Marie Van of Brooklyn, N. Y., A reunion of the members of the North-end have moved into the eastern tenement of the The Benner reunion will be held at the ing ol July 7. The Raphael had 7000 cases John Arnold, a \%ell known Rockland Me., option b o nds, series of 1881-1011, arrive here this evering. Mr. Krebiel will Chautauqua circle was held at the home of Donohue house, Park street, west of W. O. of salmon on board, valued at $30,0-3, and mason, died Sunday at the home of his daugh nolle* is hereby given that the following sojourn at tne Simpson House, wi le the home of Chas. Euglcy, formerly the Philip said described bonds are now due and are Miss Hattie Bird, Saturday evening, with Hewett’s. Mr. Morgan represents the Estey Benner place, near Feyler’s Corner, Waldo the crew escaped after much difficulty. The ter, Mrs. T. C. Saunders, T street. ladies will be guests at E. A. Burpee’s cottage, Miss Bertha Bird of Belfast as guest of Piano A Organ Co., and has a room for Raphael was built in Rockport, by Carleton, hereby called In for payment by said City Cooper’s Beach. Miss Van is a finished boro, Tuesday, Aug. 27. If stormy the first Jane Young, widow of Joseph P. Fish, and of Rockland, Me., and ire payable at the honor. The company were delightfully enter exhibition and sale. Mr. Morgan’s family pleasant day. Norwood & Co. in 1875, and Capt. Isaac mother of Editor Fish of the Union Times, singer. consists of his wife, daughter Gertrude and office of the city treasurer. tained, a pleasing literary and musical program The tenth annual reunion of the 26th Sherman of Camden was the first captain. died in Chicago, July 19, where she was visit Description. Misses Elizabeth and Adelaide Crocker and and interesting letters from an absent mem Miss Wealthy D. Hughes. Both the young The vessel was sold by Carleton, Norwood & ing her son, Albert M. Fish. She was a most Mr. George and Hal Crocker will take pos ladies are musical. Miss Morgan plays the Maine Regimental Association will be held Said bonds read as being due "A. D. 1911 ber, Mrs. W.W. Achorn, being highly enjoyed, at Northport Camp Ground, August 13, 1895. Co.4some time ago. She was valued at about estimable lady. or after ten years from the date hereof at session of the John Howard cottage at Pleas followed by pleasant tete-a-tete while Russian violin and Miss Hughes the cornet. $30,000. ant Beach, Friday, for a week’s rustication tea, ices anti .cake were served. Another If stormy the 13th at Memorial Hall, Belfast, EHer Sanford Rhoades died in this city the optloa ofjtbe City,” and of the follow Miss Helen Hart Ilolman, who has been a the next fair day. Business meeting at 10:30 ing dates, numbers and denominations. ------The Oakland sojourners report a roral reunion is in view to be held with Miss Bertha guest of her grand-parents, Rev. W. O. Ilol Sch. Addie G. Bryant, from Philadelphia yesterday. Deceased was formerly a Free On the following described bonds IN good time------H. P. C. Wright is to rebuild Bird at her home in Belfast. a. m., company roll call 11 130, picnic dinner, will Baptist clergyman. He has been infirm man and wife, is now visiting her aunt, Mrs. hotel accommodation for those who wish at for Rockland, with a cargo of coal was run TKKKST STOPS on the thirty-first day and enlarge the cottage at Pleasant Beach, into by steamer Lebanon, from Boston for for a number of years. lie was a kindly con of August, A. D. eighteen hundred and At the Jameson-Jones picnic Thursday three Holman Melcher, Portland----- R. H. Burn 1:15p.m ., campfire at the auditorium, ad scientious old gentleman. recently bought of J. H. Mint. It will be bv:lt generations were represented in a direct line ham is in New York------Miss Minnie Perry Philadelphia, tov Zng three barges, off Pollock ninety-five. over in a style siir;lar to the handsome Mc- dress by the President, F. S. Wails, speaking and in an indirect line four could be counted. of Minneapolis, Minn., is the guest of her by prominent speakers and comrades. Good Rip, about 12:30 Friday morning. The /Another well known Rockland citizen is Loon cottage------Miss Inez Harding is at Among the company were John Jones, aged 94, aunt, Mrs. O. P. Ilix. Sht| came east to Bryant sank immediately. Capt. Clay and dead. William Pendleton died at his home the Haskell Cottage, Pleasant Beach with music will be furnished. Any member know and wife, his daughters, Mr*. Caroline'Kenyon attend the Christian Union Convention in ing the- death of a comrade since Aug. I, the crew had barely time to save themselves in this city Saturday. The funeral occurred Mrs. L. A. Brewster and party------There is of Jessup, Iowa, Mrs. Rebecca Clough, Mrs. Boston and continued to Rockland, the native in their yawl boat. The Lebanon proceeded yesterday, under Masonic auspices. Deceased talk of a fish-house at Pleasant Beach- 1893, please notify Sccretaiy by card of the Mary Boynton and Miss Augusta Jones, grand city of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Perry time and place of death. One fare ,'cketj with the barges and the captain and crew was born in Hope in i8< J. For many years Rev. Mr. Stratton and party excursioned to children, J. II. Clough and wife, nieces and ------Miss Lizzie A. Lord visited the family pulled to Pollock Rip bghtship, where they he has been known as the originator of the North Haven yesterday. Mr. Stratton will for members and friends will be sold Aug. 12 other relatives, Mrs. Caroline Bridges of Blue of Rev. J. H. Parshley at Muscongus last and 13, good until the 17th, by Maine Cen remained un*5l daylight, when they boarded famous “ Pendleton’s Panacea” which made his pass the greater part of his vacation in hill, Mrs. Wm. Jameson, Mrs. Isaac Fields, week. Rev. Mr. Parshley will remain at the steam tug Mercu. y and were afterwards name a household word in New England and Pennsylvania. tral R. R., Bangor & .Aroostook R. R., Ban Mrs. Hattie Robbins, Miss Ada Spalding of Muscongus until the first of September. gor & Bar Harbor Steamboat Co., between transferred to tug Juno for Boston. The the Pi^vinces. He was highly esteemed and Jan e 601 81000 403 Boston, Mrs. Henry Gregory, Miss Ellen captain of the Mercury reports that the Bry was a respected citizen. He leaves three Card of Thanks. Miss Eliza Swan has returned from a \ Isit Belfast and Castine, Bangor and Bpston boats 613 1000 410 Cochrane, Frank Gregory, Jr., W. IL Smith, to Peak’s Island and Auburn----- Misses on the bay and river landings; but from Bos ant sunk about three-quarters of a mile west sons and two daughters—Capt. Elbridge Pen *14 1000 417 wife and daughter Rissie, and Mrs. Dudley S. .'.om Pollock Rip lightship in the channel, dleton, landlord of the Central House, Vii .1- 603 1000 418 Ne’lie Cochrane and Alice Starrett started ton regular fare. One fare tickets sold Aug. To the Public:—I feel that 1 want to tell Jones. this morning for Northport, where they will 12 on Mt. Desert routes. and that it is a dangerous obstruction to nav- haven; William R. Pendleton, who conducts •• 602 1000 410 igal'.on. 618 1000 427 you about my case. I came home this spring Miss Maggie Minihan will give a picnic attend the summer school held there------the Panacea business in the Provinces; 625 1000 458 thinking that I was going to die with Con parly to her friends at the Juniper Hill Chalet, Miss Maty Metcalfe has returned from her Charles II. Pendleton, a prominent druggist Huy Redding's Russia Salve today. You Tapley’s “ Bread 'Vinner” outwears all other in this city; Mrs. Frances Jameson and Mrs. 630 1000 459 sumption as did every one else who saw me. Thursday afternoon. visit to Bangor and resumed her position with may need it before morning. J 8h o ss 632 1000 Ju ly 474 I tried several doctors who could do me no !• uller & Cobb------Mrs. J. E. Sullivan re- | Ellen Jameson of this city. 633 1000 475 A very pleasant social event was the mar good. A friend advised me to use RodolPs riage at Kimball’s Island, Isle-au-Ilaut, Wed turned on Satuicay r ght’s Pullman from a 631 1000 478 Cream Emulsion. I got a bottle and it did ** 634 1000 477 nesday evening, July 24, of Benj. A. Smith three weeks visit in Malden, Mass., where 635 1000 478 me so much good that I got a second one. and Elizabeth Barton. The ceremony was she was the guest of C. W. Thorndike and 630 1000 479 My cough stopped, but I felt weak and had performed by Rev. Robert K. Smith of ife------Mrs. J. C. Roberts and daughter Keep Your Eyes On July 641 1000 480 no appetite. I got some of Rodolf’s Medical Woburn, Mass., who used the Protestant arc guests of Mrs. E. S. Rogers, Rankin street 646 1000 Discovery and I gradually gained strength Episcopal sei /ice. Miss Marie A. Sweet of — Miss Evie Boynton of Worcester, ...... This advertisement if you are interested in ...... 639 1000 and could eat anything that came in my way. Boston was brides-maid, while Samuel II. Mass., is siting Miss Emma Doherty, Grove 640 1000 I feel like a new being and trust that you will street. w 647 1000 Cobb ably supported the groom. Some 75 of publish this as I wish all who suffer as I did the relatives, neighbors and friends of the 648 1000 to reap the same benefit by taking these won Capt. Mark Ingraham of steamboat Lewis- couple were present. Among those from out tjn spent Sunday at his home in this city------Our Suits, Children’s Jackets, 1000 derful medicines. With many thanks, I of town were Misses Emily, Nanna and main Respectfully yours, Albert Welch and wife of New Bedford,Mass., 1000 Marie Sweet of Boston, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. have been guests of R. W. Messer and wife 1000 Miss Grace E. Park. R. K. Smith and Miss Gertrude Smith ofNew 1000 I certify that the above statement is the -Mrs. A. D. Small and daughter Marie Hackintoshes, Capes, Etc. York, W. F. Clapp of Cambridge,Mr. and Mrs. of Allston, Mass., are at George F. Kaler’s. 1000 truth and that I have also derived great Leeman Billings, Mesd. Elden Simpson, S. 858 1000 benefit from the use of the Rodolf medicines. Prof. Small will arrive later------Mr. and Mrs. 074 1000 W. Barbour, Stephen Sellers, James Coombs R. II. Jenness and children of Boston have 675 1000 James R. Park. cf Green’s Landing, Davis Conley of Conley's Searsport, Me., July 6, 1895. been the guests of Charles L. Smith and wife, 676 1000 Island and A. II. and A. C. Jones of Rock Highlands------Mrs. Elijah Walker of Somer- SPECIAL MARK DOWN SALE! 677 1000 land. The parlor was very prettily decorated i, Mass., is the guest of Mrs. Hannah 678 1000 with evergreen and cut flowers by the ladies Dailey, Limerock street------Mr. and Mrs. 679 1000 of the house. The wedding gifts included 680 1000 A. IL Clapp of Waltham, Mass, have re 401 500 silver, cut glass, easy chairs, etc. The couple turned home after a visit to William Benner ‘A Firm Grip” 402 500 have the very best wishes of a host of friends, and wife, Limerock street----- Henry Side- among whom T he Courier-Gazette is 407 BOO linger of Cambridge, Mass., is in town----- We have on the public, because 408 500 proud to he numbered. Mrs. Emily Gerry is visiting her daughter, 410 600 Capt. Stanwood and wife of Winn are Mrs. E. C. Smith, in Somerville, Mass. we do as we advertise. We now 404 500 500 guests of Norman Marsh. Capt. Stanwood Miss Hattie Devens of Charle^pwn, Mass, quote a few prices on 500 was general inspecting officer on the staff of is visiting Miss Mary Kallock------H. F. 500 Department Commander Gilman, G. A. R., Perry, w*fe and son, who have been the The last year. Col. Carver and others of the G. guests of A. J. Erskine and family, have re Total, 800,000 A. R., boys went up to Comrade Marsh’s and turned to their western home------Harry O. played whist last evening. Gurdy left yesterday for Boston where he has Per order Finance Committee. a position with a publishing house----- C. E. JOHN LOVEJOY, Mayor. EVERETT A. JONES, Treasurer. COMING WEDDINGS. Boman and wife of Vinalhaven were the guests of Fred J. Hall and wife over Sunday Rockland, Knox Co., Me., July 26.1895. Boy 30-32 ' ------Will A. Holman has gone to Taunton, The wedding of Arthur Titus and Miss Mass., to accept a position on the daily paper Carrie Waldron will occur at the young lady's of which his brother, D. M. Holman, is AIM*** home on Suffolk street, Wednesday, of this ickton, Mass.. Always needs Clothes lie editor------Miss Sadie Littell of Fuller & week. Cobb’s is out on her vacation------Mr. and y A - 7 The wedding of Vesper A. Leach and Lena Mrs. Hersey and Miss Mason have returned IRTGAGES! needs ’em often when you R., daughter of Conductor Albert W. Hodg to Bangor------Oscar P. Erskine of Chicago ^ILptnust Grudo Brockton Mortgage*, with certiti- kins ol the Maine Central, will occur Aug. 7, is visiting his old home in this city------Joseph title Iron) leading attorneys, offer today the at 7:30 p. ra., at the home of the bride, Glover of Boston has rejoined his family in mt und bast investment on the market yielding clothe him cheaply. Give Broadway, this city. and 0 per cent net Interest. Over a million tb’s county------Mrs. R. A. Palmer of Boston liar* already safely invented. We collect and is a guest at the home of John Adams. nit Interest free or charge. A long lint of bank him well sewed, strong suits John R. Dunton was in town yesterday. [Terences sunt to anyone free Our mortgages are STEAMBOAT SPARKS- lught by prominent Mussachusutts banks 11 He goes to Sandy Point to enjoy camp life bu have money idle write uh for along typewritten that will stand the strain. with the Castine Normal School Alumni |ter giving Information, also book and circulars Change In Trips by the Boston & Bangor Com ------Misses Jennie and Bessie Collingwood pany— The Ruth on the Route of Philadelphia are guests of Miss Katherine R. L. & W . c. BRYANT, Lawry------Mrs. N. D. Clark and son of Y Y Brockton, Mass. Steamer Viking has been taken off the Allston, Mass., will arrive at O. J. Conant’s O u r Rockland and Green’s Landing route and is this week for a short stay------Mrs. G. F. I. B.-W . C. Bryant will visit Thomas- Connors of Machias, who has been visiting i and Hut kland in August. 29 now running on the St. Croix between East- port and Calais. her children in this city and Bangor, returned Double,Seated to her home, Thursday------Miss Lottie Dow- Steamer Rutb, built at Geo. A. Gilchrcst's, lin of Bangor is visiting relatives in the city Capt. W. IL Parker, is making four round 1 - v',/'- W. ■ A n d -----H. D. Padelford who has been the guest he Board of Health trips daily between Winter Harbor, Grind of J. R. Flye during the past week, returned meet for business l i v e r y F r i d a y at 2 o’clock stone Neck and liar Harbor, connecting with to Boston yesterday------Miss Minnie Rue, in the Aldermen's Room. To insure atten the Maine Central train boats. tion complaint* should bu made to the Board while Donbled Kneed Pants v. th Fuller & Cobb, is enjoying her annual 521 In session, or to the {Secretary in writing. The B. & B. S. S. began Monday of last vacation------Mr. and Mrs. Livingston Scott T he luw requires th at precautions .'or preventing week to make seven trips per week between of Woonsocket, R. I., Mrs. Weston Hardy te spread of contagious diseases, and the clcamdng 1 sick rooms, buildings and clothing ufterwards, liangor and Boston. The steamers leave of Broad Cove, and Mrs. Charles Hardy of ust be doue to the satisfaction of the Board of Bangor daily at 11 o’clock a. m., Sundays at Chicago, all of whom have been guests of ‘Beat This if you Can” Children’s Jackets. SUIT BUYERS cut this out and lealtb. 12 m., for Hampden, Winterport, Bucksport Miss Lawry, Fulton street, the past week, left Householders and physicians ure required by law Go with all our strong wear put it in your pocket to re to report cases of the following diseases to the Searsport, Belfast, Northport, Camden, Rock yesterday by noon train for Broad Cove, the 1 lot formerly sold as high as land and Boston. Returning steamers start Locul Board of Health promptly Dlnhtherla or home of the elder Mrs. Hardy------Mrs. Ladd 25 Mackintouhes made, of Blue 82.00 and 82.50. Special Sale member. membranous croup, scarlet fever, typhoid fever, resisting suits to sell for *5. from Boston every day in the week at 5 p. m. and daughter of Biddeford are visiting • Mr measles, whooping cough, oerebro spinal meniu Steamers start from Rockland daily at from P r ic e ...... g ills, small pox, cholera, typhus fever, pulmouury and Mrs. George II. Copeland. Mrs. Ladd is All Wool Cashmere, 2 and 3 Sim onton Dry Goods Co. tuberculosis or consumption. We have good wearing suits 5 to 6 a. m., touching at Camden, Northport, Mrs. Copeland’s mother------Mrs. Sarah 8S BENJ. WILLIAMS. Belfast, Searsport, Bucksport, Winterport and Delano and niece Miss Delano of Portland Capes, also Golf Cape with Silk 9 8 c 410 & 412 Main St., W. A. ALBEE. Hampden. are guests at Jere Murphy’s. Mrs. Delano is H.oclxl»lic4, Ado. D. C. PERKINS. with double knees te sell for Mrs. Murphy's mother. George W. Phillips Liued Hoods, regular price 810. 1 lot first price of which was of Chelsea, Mass., a nephew, is also there------35 Ladies’ Outing Suits to be Special Sale Price.. 83 and 84, trimmed with Braid, 82 a n d 8 3. A. L. Richardson is home from a trip to sold. Blues, Blacks and Fan Freedom, where his wife and daughter re etc. Special Sale Price Celery Plants! State Normal School, main the guests of Dr. Mitchell. Mr. R{cb- 8 5 . 7 5 cies at less than cost to manu ardson’s son is visiting in Fremont------Miss 8 1 .7 5 fac tu re . CASTINE, MAINE. Edith Kalloch is visiting in Boston. F O R S A L E . Will Never ba so Cheap Again Buy fo r the Children. They are going fast. Call Early. Straw Hats Fall Term Begins Aug. 27.1895. UST OF LETTERS P lu iu e , State diplumus granted I hose who complete the Perfected W hite Plume, two years course. ung in Ko CAFES2 CAFES2 OAFES2 Goldeu Heart Self-Blanch lug, A t C o s t. The Trustees have established ao Advanced ending July 27, 1895. I one year uud « Paris Golden Self-Blanching, Course. Board GenU' List. W hitcom b, tiaxuuol and $-1 Capos* to l>o olosjod at S 1 .2 5 Giant Pnecni, uud tuition iree. Ackley, Thomas L Youug, Fred Ladles' List. Henderson's Bose Celery. trip tickets iron Bel lev ure, H eard on Juliette, Frank Jones or Catherine. Co.u>r, Wil'iaw L Andrews, Mrs- Mary E # 5 a n d " ‘‘ " 2 . 5 0 For catalogues address Clenreut, Horace F A tkltis, M rs. C urious ti Farrell, A H (2) Blake, Emma a n d $ 1 G •• •* “ “ 4 . 0 0 ALBERT F. RICHARDSON, Principal. Farnham, Almon B urloo, Mins Lliiiau T3Z. L O R D , Gomes, Jood Jose Base, Miss Grace They ure M arked Down Regardless of Cost. Positively the best value for the money to be Castlue, Ju ly 27, '95. <6-47 Lloyd, Frank B azlsr, Mias A FauIJusS 14 Orang Strt. MHchell, D M Frazier, Mrs. Murine Mat'’tew., M F Grey, Mrs. Gertrude found in Rockland. J. F. Gregory & Son, Greenlaw, Mrs. Aiuauuu COOO OPENINC Hobluaou, Will BUSINESS FOR SALE. For active lady or tentlemau acquainted with Eobluson, J H Hyslier. Mrs. Caroline Au lateral lu a small •u-aui power, wood work neighborhood. Compensations from flu to $160 Hay, Walter B all, Miss Eva Klllsiffer, Miss Nsllie lag pUrri. Variety jobbing, manufacture of house ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, monthly._ Work out ined. Duly energetic party, Hamsdell, Winslow fi Diallings, vie- Eatabllshed two years, doing a ambitious to succeed, need apply. No capital re tihulda, Bulb MuDulug, Mrs- AUeo M SIMONTON DRY GOODS CO- good buslneM. A bargain. Poor health »ole rea quired. Address, with reference, state age and Sleeper, A I) Pesslec, Miss Hattie son for aeJliug. E. M- S H A W , drur Shaw bi uhether married or s.ogle. Globe Bible Publish Tocher, Jamas Staples, Mrs. Margaret F 410 and 412 Main Street, Rockland, Me. Bmitb, Rockland, Me. 16 Under Farwell Ot ing Co., ItU Chestnut Street, Phils., Pa. TbofiBpsio, A ti THE ROCKLAND COURIER GAZETTE TUESDAY, JULY 30 1395 3 Sunday night it was very con1, and tho* The M. E. Suffday School will hold its an TENNIS TOURNAMERT. FOLKS AND THINGS there Wasn’t a frost there came mighty near nual picnic at Oakland, Wednesday of next being one. week. B CSI NESS LOCALS. Mayer Lov»pv and Treasurer I I)r. R. C. Flower, the emirent specialist, An Interesting Bsmn In Which Love Plays a T h e C o u rle r-G a ze ite has arranged announce an in p m ant ootid c. n . n GATHERING CLANS AYER’S S te a m . Ths Revolting Years Hate Again Brought Re THIRTY-ONE YEARS TODAY union Tims Io Hand. B o ile rs . Hair V igor Prevents Thursday, Aug 15, at Warren, Starreit re- Story of One of the Stirring Events Gathered From the Highways and R ep aired . union. BALDNESS Wednesday, Sept. 4, in Hope, Payson re Bofore Petersburg. Byways by Our Gifted Scribe. ! union. REMOVES DANDRUFF JOHN R. COUSINS The iSth reunion of the Newbert family will be held in Newbert’s grove, North Wal Mackerel Hnye Pnt In nil Appearance AND doboro, Wednesday, August 14. There will Korklnnd Soldier Tells of the Explod I Old Stand Yoar9i In Pcnob«cot Bay, and Large Ones TILLSON WHARF be a picnic, and the committee will endeavor ing of the Big Mine—The Persistency Restores Color During my stay of over I year# In Rockland 1 to make such arrangements for entertainment Too—Day of Caanaltlcfi nt the Sands ' TO hare done work for parties throughout Knox Co. ano amusement as shall make the occasion a of General Pleasants—Grand Oppor andiE astern Mnlne. profitable and interesting one for those who —The Old Ellsworth to Be Mnstered ' All my work la first-class and beat of reference# tunity Lost by Delay—Heavy Lobs of Faded and Gray •an be given. attend. It is earnestly hoped that all mem Into Service. Any orders left with Messrs. Day and Morse, bers of the family will feel an interest to be Maine Regiments. HAIR Machinists, will have prompt attention. V> present and to make this gathering an entire success. If stormy Wednesday, the first fair THE day following. A Rockland soldier furnishes us the follow ABSOLUTELY PURE J. P. Armbrust shipped 100,000 paving Maine Central Railroad. ing interesting incident in the siege of Pe week before last instead of 1000. Best Dressing Notice of reunions published free of ex tersburg : THE old reliable Several mackerel were caught in the bay In Effect June 23, 1895. pense. Secretaries should sign their names. In the attack upon the enemy’s lines before Wednesday------T. B. Lane, Fred Littlefield, T e a m s te rs , Can find no better thoe than the JW Ior and SUepiaap Cara bataM^aa Rockland and Petersburg, the 16th, 17th and 18th of June, Chas. Reeves, Oscar Lane and Allie I^ane Roaton. 1864, the 9th Corps, Gen. Burnside, gained SWEET CAPORAL were in Rockland, Wednesday, to witness the Passenger Trains leave Rockland as follows: IT FELL OFF. an advanced position beyond a deep cut in bicycle races. Bread W inner. 7:40 a. m. for Bath, Brunswick, Lewiston, the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, and A boycott has been put on some of the It Is strong, reliable, honest, and m anufactured Augnsta, Waterville, Bangor, Portland and Boston, CIGARETTE expressly to give AI,L <)UT-I)()OR WORK arriving In Boston at 4:13 p. m . Parlor car to The statsstical report of the limestone within about 125 yards of the enemy’s lines. paving haulers, owing to drawing paving un ERS the Beat Service for tlie Ecnat M oney, product of Maine for 1894 shows a decided Just in the rear of that advanced position Has tiood ths Test of Tims Made for Men and Boys, from soft, pliable Mock; Boston. der price. in two styles, seamless Balmoral and Congress* 1:80 p m. for Bath, Brunswick, Lewiston, falling off. The value of the product for the was a hollow where work could be carried on Business on the island holds good in the with and without tap aole. Waterville, Portland and Boston, arriving In Boston entirely out of sight of the enemy. Just foli F11’1 at 9 .-28 p. m. year was $810,089. granite line----- The fishermen report fish a AMOS P. T A P L E Y & CO., A few days after that position had been 9.*00p. m for Portland and Boston, arriving in little scarce at the present time------Several BOSTON, MASS. Boston nt 6:00 a. m. Sleepiug car to Boston. gained, Lieut. Col. Henry Pleasants of the paving cutters were added to Kimball’s Island, T rains A r r iv e : 48th Penn. Infantry, who were mostly miners 32nd Msiae regiments were in the 2nd DiviJ 10:60 n. m. morning train from Portland, Lewis- last week------Senator F. S. Walls still keeps F. A. Peterson, from Schuykill Co., Penn., made the sugges sion, and met with a heavy loss, the 32nd on making improvements round the company Ion and Waterville. tion to Gen. Potter, commanding the 2nd Pillsbury’s Best 5:20 p. m. from Boston, Portland, Lewiston and DR. SW AN’S having 27 men all told at roll call that night, stores------McNicol arranges the show window Agent, Itniikin Block, Rockland. Bangor. Parlor cor from Boston. Division, that a mine could be run under one the 31st losing 89 all told, including Col. 4:45 a. rn. from Boston and Portland. Sleeping in dry goods department of company store in of the enemy’s batteries, by means of which White and six other officers, who were taken the latest Boston style. ear from Boston. it could be blown up, and an opening made PAYSON TUCKER, Gen’l Manager. prisoners. John Hewett spent a few days at his home F. E. BOOTIIBY, O. P. & T. A. TEA in the enemy’s lines. W. L. W HITE, DIv. Supt. The suggestion was made to Gen. Burnside MUSICAL MATTERS. in Thomaston last week------Gertrude Smith Flour. . . and approved by him, and work was com was in the city Tuesday looking up help----- A. F. C rockett Company, Portland, Mt. Desert & M aehl as B.B.Oo. menced on the mine the 25th of June. Col. John Karl, Geo. Palmer, Ivan Trueworthy and PILLS Delightful Concert Given In Camden—Notes Henry Tominski from Rockland are employed Pleasants labored under many disadvantages DF.ALK.nfl IN ALL KIND# OF . . in prosecuting his work, as proper material About the Philharmonic. doing fancy painting in Memorial Hall------Str. FRANK JONES was not furnished; neither did he receive any Mrs. E. A. Calderwood and daughter arrived $ 5 Are guarantei d to cure every form of home from North Conway last week. OMM ENCING Ju n e 22, 1S96, the steam er encouragement from those in authority ex A rich treat was the Fannie Cliff Berry con H a rd Frank Jones will leave Rockland, weather cepting in his own corps. Rev. Chas. Harden of Augusta preached in Cpermitting, at fl a. m on Tuesdays. Thursdays andNervous and J ick Headache They will cert, given in the Camden Methodist Church, Saturdays, for Islesboro, Castine, Deer Isle, Sedg- At first few men could work at a time, but the church, Sunday, to a large congregation. break up se ere Cold and Fevers, Tuesday evening. Miss Berry was assisted by and S o ft COAL wick, (Bluehill) Brooklin, Southwest Harbor, soon it required the whole regiment, including Mrs. Anna Granger Dow, soprano; Carl ------Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grindle are home Northeast Harbor, Bar Harbor, Mlllbridge. Jones- the non-coinmissioned officers, making a la from Bluehill, where they have been stopping port and Machlasport, arriving ut Machiasport Oakman, violinist; George Oakman, accom CHAS. T. SPEAR, relieve Neuralgia. Rheumatism, and boring force of nearly 400 men in the different the past two weeks----- D. R. Manson re ALflO A FULL STOCK . . about 0 30 p. m. panist. 295 ;& 297 Main S+ Returning, will leave Machlasport, weather per kindred diseas Not a CATHARTIC. parts of the work. lie could get no assistance Great interest centered in this, Miss Berry’s turned home from Boston, Tuesday. Wood, Hay, Straw, mltting, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at from anybody, and was obliged to* send his 4 a. m. via same landings, arriving In Rockland at fust public appearance, since her study \yith Three men were injured at the Sands, Mon 8 p. m., connecting with train leaving for Boston at As they con'ain neither opium, mor- men to the rear outside of our lines to Rebel Prof. Leschetizky in Vienna. Her playing day of last week. H. P. Tolman got a scalp Lime, Hair, Rosen 9.00 p .m . ‘-J5 sawmills and get lumber to shore up with. last season was delightful, artistic, and it bor- wound from a shed door which fell on him. PAYSON TUCKER, V. P. & Gen’l Man. phine, lied opiates, they are Notwithstanding all the difficulties he had Louis Wilson got cut quite badly on the hand dale and Portland F. E. B OOTIIBY, G. P . fc T . A . bered on the unreasonable to expect any W. 8. EATON, Gen. Freight Agent. entirely harm l sss. to contend with, which would have discour thing material in the way of improvement, but by a piece of steel flying from a point. Frank C e m e n t aged a less resolute man, he had the mine all she certainly has improved. Her technique Bryant got one of his feet jammed quite badly « * e ♦ Price 25c. All dealf rs, or prepaid done and ready for the powder, July 23, hav shows the guiding hand of a master, and she by a stone falling on it. z\ll are improving. W ALTER 1. WOOD ing excavated iS,ooo square feet of earth. plays with additional stqpngth and smooth This all happened in one day. We can sell coal, ano the best, as iOSTON&BANGORS.S.OO. on receipt of price. He stated in the investigation afterward, ness. In the many numbers she played dur Mrs. Benj. Lane and sister of Presque Isle Additional .Sunday Service. that had he been furnished with proper ma cheap as anyone. TRY US. . . spates co., ing the concert there were great demands up are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lane. terial it could have been done in one-third on her skill, and she proved herself abundant Day to Boston and Bangor. the time. The hand tub Ellsworth is to be manned MOWING 0*-0rdera by telephone a apeclalty. Westbrook, Me. ly equal to every demand. Miss Berry’s at” from Tuesday, Ju ly 28rd, 1895, steam ers The finished mine was 5108-12 feet in ready for service in case of small fires in playing is a revelation. town. She can be handled easily with a small steamer frogg® follow s: length, and about 4 1-2 by 4 1-2 feet square. Mrs. Dow sang three songs, and sang them Tor Green’s JW, 'Sundays Included at (about) The left lateral gallery was 37 feet, and the number of men. Steamer Reuben starts very E ast Hat boT with a purity and evenness of tone that illus hard over Carver’s Hill. MACHINE. day, at frefrthport, Belfast, Searsport, Bucks- right one 38 feet, and in these were eight trated perfectly the value of the vocal method of steamgtort, Hampden and Bangor, dally, magazines in each of which were placed 1000 of which she is one of the best known ex An excursion accompanied by the Vinal WeSell Cheap as Anybody For Seal IIU to 6:00 a. in., or upon arrival of pounds of powder, making Sooo pounds in haven Band is talked of. Fort Point is ex For Swans* Boston. ponents. The encore number, “As I’d Noth For Borre-andlng, South West Harbor, North all, and all charged July 28, and arrangements ing Else To Do,” was a most entertaining pected to be the place of refuge. CHAS. T. SPEAB. r and Bar Harbor, dally, except Mon. made to spring the mine at 3:30 in the morn selection. The Fourteens have made a date for a big >in 0:00 to 6:00 a. m.. or upon arrival ing of July 30. F r° 'n F-r from Boston. Carl Oakman, violinist, was given a most ball in Memorial Hall. A. M. AUSTIN, From I^rbor, Wednesdays and Saturdays. The 2nd Army Corps, Gen. Hancock, and cordial reception. He is eighteen years of Several boats sailed for the mackerel T h e Buck laiund, Sundays and Thursdays. Sheridan’s Cavalry had previously been sent Suroeon and Mechanical Dentin! W OOD SfiPiio. Sundays. age, and the son of Mr. George Oakman, who grounds, Thursday. Mackerel that have been Now is the time to Deep Bottom to make a demonstration in skillfully accompanied him. He is a most H I M AIN S T ., I J. rioa R ET U R N IN G caught are very large. to buy front of Richmond, and to draw the enemy’s intelligent and skillful performer. From the p ston, every day In the week at 6:00 p in. troops away from Petersburg, which they suc E. L. Smith and family, who have been Htngor, touching at Hampden, Winterport. first number on the program, the delightful guests at Geo. W. Smith’s, Vinalhaven, re DR. J. H. DAMON, Fro port, Searsport, Belfast, Northport, and ceeded in doing. The Union troops arrived Rondo by Beethoven, to his closing appear (ten, dally at 11:00 a. in. (Sundays at back to Petersburg the morning of the ^oth, turned to their home in Hyde Park, Mass., Surgeon »n»l .Weehauic ance, in the ingenious and unique Danses Wednesday----- Isaac L. Ryan and wife of F ro n .) all ready to assist when the break w as made. Tziganes by Nachez, he held the audience D o n t l o t (mr Harbor, daily, except Sunday at 1:0O Canned Goods So far everything had been successful, just as Hyde Park, Mass., also returned home Wed , touching at No. East Harbor, So. West almost breathless. Every note was voice-like nesday, from a visit at Samuel T. Pease’s, and or and Green's Landing Just took at the following planned but from this time on mistakes and in its clearness and sympathy, the most intri with other relatives, Vinalhaven. Mrs. Ryan •Seal Harbor, Mondays and Thursdays at incompetency were the means of making it a cate passages were played with astonishing |ut) 1:10 p m. Low Prices: great disaster to our side. is a daughter of the late Reuben Carver, Vin- Swans’ Island, Tuesdays aud Fridays at ease and brilliancy, and there was not a weak alhaven being her native place. A royal good DR. F. E. FOLLFTT. ^but) 2 :4 0 p. ra. Sweet Corn, |8 cte. can 90c doz. The match was applied in due time, but point in his performance. Young Mr. Oak 8 “ 90 time is reported by both parties. Dental Surgeon. FRED LOTHROP, Agent, Rockland. 3 lb. cafl Tom atoes, owing to a defective fuse, which had to be man does not promise to make an artist, he is GALVIN AUSTIN, Gen’l Supt., Boston. Early June Peas, 8 “ 99 spliced many times, it went out about 100 feet Vinalhaven, Ju ly 29, 1895. i. K. SPEAB BLOCK-Cor. Mulnand Pwk Hit..-- We seli one quality WM. H. HILL, General Manager, Boston. Marrowfat Peas, 8 " 90 an artist. Hiring Beau#, 8 “ 1MJ from the entrance. After waiting an hour, Musical people have to thank Miss Berry W ax Beans, 8 “ yo Lieut. Jacob Doughty %jid Sergt. Henry Rees W. V. HANSCOIW, M. D. 8 lb. can Putnpkiu, $1.00 and her talented coadjutors for a rich treat. CUSHING. T H E B E S T ! 3 '• Squash, 1.26 of the 48th Pennsylvania entered the mine Following is the program : Physician and Surgeon, Bangor and Rockland Line and relighted it and the explosion took place 2 “ Apples, 12 “ 1.25 Rondo, I Beethoven SYNDICATE BUILDING, . ROCKLAND O ^ O rd e ra left at Hurricane G ranite Co.’a Office 2 " B lueberries, 13 •• 1.36 at 4 .*45 a. m., and it accomplished about all Pilgrim Runion, to be held in Warren, IOSTON & BANGOR S. S. CO. Finale, | Haydn 4ST Special attention yiveu to Diseiuiea of tk- TELEPHONE CONNECTED THE 8TAUNCH STEAMER 3 “ Peaches, 13 " 1.45 its projectors had planned, sending the fort, Minn Berry and Mr. Oakman August 8, will embrace a number of names in 3 “ Baked Beans, 12 " 1.30 Bye and Ear. "g guns, garrison, etc, into the air, and making a Gondoliera, | Moszkowskl this town viz., Bradford, Robinson, Rivers, O ffic e Ho u r h 11 to 12 a. m ., 2 to 5 p. m .; " We also have a big trade In ajtine lot of Polished crater about 150 feet long, 50 wide and 25 Elude \ Czerny Young, Woodcock, Fogerty, Wallace, Kel- 10 n. ra. ‘ROCKLAND” Pecans at 10 cents a pound. Mias Berry TELEPHONE (Johrkctiow :—Office, 45 8; Hon>- Choice Groceries CAPT. NELSON U. WEED. deep. My ill eart |at Thy Sweet Voice, Saint Saens leran, Burton, Norton, Payson, Davis, Ilath- 30.2. For two weeks previous the 4th Division Mrs. Dow orn, Miller, and probably many others who Will leave Rocklsud dally (except Sundays) nt 7th Concerto, De Beriot AND 12:30 p. ro. for Camden, N o rthport, Belfast. Fort Cive Us a Call. (colored) 9th Corps had been drilling espec Mr. Oakman have branched out into names of later gen . Point, Bucksport, Winterport, Hampden and is ially to lead this charge and the arrangements Wellen and Wogen, ) Leechetlzky erations, who are respectively requested to DR. BELLE S. AYERS • due In B angor at 6 :88 p. iu. were all made and ordered by Gen. Burnside, La Fontaine, : IIennelt report themselves at Warren, August 8, Ladies’ Medical Parlors. Returning, leave Bungor daily except Sundays at Aufacbwung, ’ Schumann Ship Chandlery 0 .00 a. m. Hampden fl :20 a. in., W interport 7 :00 but the night before Generals Grant and 1895, on the Standish farm where an audience E lectricity, MiutHagu, Mcdlcuted Bather. Mina Berry O ffic e IIouhn :_9 to 11 a. m., 2 to 4 p. on. 17 a. in., Bucksport 7 :36 a. in.. Fort Point 8 :20 a. ra., Meade decided that a white division must Cavatina, I Raff of 300 or more is expected, who will be Belfast 9:20 a rn , Northport, 9 too a. m., Camden Sp e c ia l t y : D iheameh of W omen it C h il d r e n . lead, and lots were drawn to see which one. ObertuBK M azurka, j Schum ann addressed by Colonel L. D. Carver of Rock Syndicate Building, Third Floor, - liocklond. 11.00 a. m ., arriving lu Rockland at 12:00 m. John H. McGrath, It fell upon the 1st Division, Gen. Ledlie, «r. Oakmanirr--ap land, General Ellis Spear of Washington, Meals of superior quality served on board. She Wandered Down the Mountain Side, Clay Peter Kennedy a bath room. The walls inside are painted the contract for the interior finish of Hart's THE MA6AZINEH throughout in appropriate color?, the dining Hotel, Tenant’s Harbor, the finish to be of JENCURRE room being finished in bright. The outside is North Carolina pine; also contract for the Going Along painted a canary color with white trimmings repairing of the several school buildings in McClure's Magazvne for August will be a and the blinds are green. Town water runs this town. great, short story mum tier, besides a new into the house. The grounds are graded and The steamer Sedgwick brought an excur Zenda story by Jknthony Hope and a new have been sowed and in time there will be a sion party from Brewer, Thursday. The Jungle story by JRudyard Kipling, there will Rapidly. Summer Friends Among Us In beautiful lawn. There is a nice piazza 20 excursionists enjoyed the day in climbing the Interesting Communication from be a California^story by Bret Harte and a feet long and 6 feet wide in front which adds mountains, riding on the electrics, rowing, story of advejoture by Stanley J. Weym Our Closing O ut; Sale at Greatly Decreased Numbers. greatly to the value and attractiveness. The admiring the beautiful scenery and in many Tenant's Harbor Scribe. house is beautifully located and makes a 252 Main Street,"at cost other ways.----- Sch. Gen. Grant brought The cmnjfdete novel in the August issue pleasant home for one of Camden’s most suc 60,000 feet of pine from Milbridge, last week But the chance for the pur PopuInr^T'inng Latlj Teacher IteMgiw— cessful young men. for the M. K. St. Clair Co. of Lippit/. ott’s, “ Little Lady Lee.” by Mrs. All articles promised for the fancy table Vnlnrible Invention by Well Known II. Lovl jt Cameron, narrates the vicissi- chaser was never greater to ilnsiness Man Has Heine nf Ili*~>tTri~ NEIGHBOR *ROCKPORT. save money. We shall of for the midsummer fair, Aug. 5, 6jand 7,should Voting Man — Joy In Smiilloytown tu le sfy a faithful heart which found its Sale of Jinny Beautiful Works of Arl be delivered as soon as possible to Mrs. F. true naate after its owner, <» ■ ring the cus fer to introduce and make Over Baseball Victory—Mathew* Band M. Richards or the solicitors. toms /if English higli life ami match-making \»hj Well Known Lady -Mglil Blooming The Village Jeweller Catohes a Plump Wood this sale interesting, one The Mountain View House is enjoying an Given People a Treat—Two Fnnetnln f a d i / r s , haAlden, Adams Mrs. T. B. Holt of Boston; Mdmc Alice iy about the best way to enjoy an outing, and Codman on Oak Island, Lake Megunti I he Hull & Donnelly Minstrels appeared in Long Cove, Tuesday------M rs Bertha Leigh Thevin, Pari?, France; Miss II. L. VV. Perry the Opera House Wednesday evening------ton of Millbridge has been visiting Mis. Geo. ‘The Question of Vacations from Differ G ilt E d g e cook. It is delightfully situated in one of the ol Brunswick; Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Marshall, ent Standpoints,” published in Demorest’s most charming and enchanting of spots. Eben Gilkey was in Searsport last week, E. Allen, nt this place------11. F. Knlloch Miss Myra Marshall, Miss Pearle Purington called there by the death of his father------intends building a stable for his own u-.e ?o<»» Family Magazine for August, and profit by of Everett, Mass; Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Whit P a te n t At the meeting of Ihe Y. P. S. C. E. Friday Mrs. E. Southard and daughter spent a few ------The funeral ol the late Enoch Clark K’jyir experience; and if you have already evening a very interesting report of the great ford, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Colebrook of Roch days at Ash Point last week. was held at the residence of William Fergu gathering of Christian Endeavors, in lloiton ester, N. Y.; Mrs. Helen M. Tracy, Miss had your summer rest, yon will still enjoy Our village jeweler takes a five o’clock va son Sunday of last week. Many were pres reading* h ir views and comparing them recently, was read by Miss Anne Kittredge. Edith M. Tracy, of Sterling, III , Mrs. C. F. cation in the morning and takes a look at his ent, the F. & A. M. attending in a body----- FLOURS Miss Kittredge was a deb gate to the con Huntington, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. T. H. lobster traps. Last week he found a nice Steam yacht Stella arrived from Boston with youd\ own. This bright midsummer For $4.75 per barrel,^ vention and being a close observer her report Nicherson of Lynn, Mass.; Mrs. E. G. Church, woodcock in one of the traps that had been Tuesday, having been on a short cruise with number is IUJ, to overflowing with inter was very instructive as well as interesting, Miss Claire Church of Chicago; A. G. Petten- beft on the shore. quite a company on board----- Thad Maxwell esting and timely ma ter. Published for $2 A loss which will be sadly felt in school gill of Hyde Park, Mass.; Miss Mary L. Pet Charles Cain received injuries while work is having a small building erected on his lot a year by the Dembi-eat Publishing Co., 110 Just about the Cost Price erson, Mrs. M. J. Canfield, Miss M. E. Can- circles and a loss not easily made good is the ing on the Pascal cottage at Ballard Park. of land at Willardham------The prettiest Fifth Avenue, New iFork. of this Flour. If you are retirement of Miss Mabel Barstow as assistant field of Cleveland, Ohio. He fell from a ladder to the ground bruising lawn in town at present is at Masonic Hall, in the High School. Miss Barstow has been Columbus Bisbee’s horse went through himself considerably. which looks very green, owing to the care of in want of^Flour The August number th* Toilettes shows a valued instructor in our schools since 1891 Main street Thursday morning on a rampage. The post office will be closed at eight Janitor Henry Giles. another brilliant color effeVt on its cover and her resignation is greatly regretted by Mr. Bisbee was in the carriage but kept per o’clock, every Wednesday evening. Hudson Smalley is beginning the cobbler’s THIS IS A RARE CHANCE pupils, parents, citizens and the school board. fectly cool. The damage was slight. The ice cream social at Miss Carrie Whip trade------Miss Julia Wall, is home from now’ to be seen on all news srmuds. It rep We also have a lot of Can and Sylvester Arau's tonsoriul establishment J. II. Brewster’s shirt factory is again run pie’s, Wednesday evening, was well at Rockland for a visit— —Geo. E. Wall and resents a yachting scene, the »central figure B ottle Goods at cost. was the rendezvous of many visitors Wednes ning after extensive repairs have been made. tended. The proceeds are to be applied to a wife, Miss Nell Clark and Mrs. Enoch Clark being a beautiful woman, attirea.1 in a trim day evening, the occasion being the blooming The force has been increased and more busi new organ at the Cong’l chapel, which is returned to Waltham, Mass., Wednesday nautical toilette by Pingat. It is <\i striking Molasses 19 cents per gallon. of a night-blooming cereus. The blossom ness than ever is being done. Mr. Brewster expected in a few days. morning----- Sylvanus Hemenway lost a valu picture, and artistic arrangement or\ golden was a beautiful specimen, being large in size is a hustling young man and bound to get Miss Burgess Johnson of Lightfoot, Va., is able horse Wednesday, of colic------Miss rod and corn flowers in their natural VQlors Spices 4 1-2 cents per packet there. the guest of Mrs. E. A. Wentworth. * and rich in perfume. Mr. Arau kindly al Grace Clark is visiting her parents, Mr. and form part of the picture. The inside paj es Pure Cider Vinegar 15 cents lowed all to enter who wished and many F. K. Shaw Co. hung out a new sign Fri Mrs. Asa Howes of Belfast is visiting her Mrs. Chas. Clark. availed themselves of the opportunity. parents here. afford a feast iu fashion illustration, such a^» SANFORD'S AM KING per gallon. day, the artistic work of that leader among Capts. David Giles and Reid Pierson came is afforded by no other American or English A new dam is being constructed near the sign painters, Ezra Bramhall. The lettering We need a policeman, evenings, to keep home from Boston, Friday week------Sch magazine. Nearly 180 soparate and original Arm and Hammer Soda 5 1-2 Knox mill which necessitated the closing is plain and of gilt. our sidewalks clear of a few unregenerate fel J. V. Wellington was launched from the lows who persist in standing on the sidewalks, designs with descriptions as to materials and \ cents per pound. down Friday of Megunticook, Camden, Mt. Lane the photographer took the class marine railway, Saturday, after a few slight OB GINGERS Baltic and Knox mills. While the dam is who utter rough and sometimes indecent lan make up of all manner of dre-ses and the ac In fact a large assortment of photos for the Vinalhaven graduating class. guage, strew the walk with peanut shells, repairs. being built the several mills will be put in The funeral of Mrs. Lillian McNeil was cessories to dress ar^ given in its 32 pages, goods generally found in a grocery Miss Annie Butler of West Point, N. Y., is tobacco juice and other substances. We Most grateful and comforting of thorough repair fur a season of hard work. the guest of Miss Mabel Barstow------Mrs. held at her residence Sunday week. Re every square inch of which appears to be These mills have been enjoying good business think the voters made a mistake at the annual s to r e . John R. Knight and sons are visiting Mrs. II. townmeeting when they passed over the arti Sewall Browne officiated. A very large num fruitful of suggestions to the dresstniker o warming jstomachics, it quench even during the hard times, a fact which has M. Bean------Rev. W. A. Start of Medford, ber of people were present testifying to the the lady about to do dressmaking at her Remember this sale w ill last but been of much benefit to our business men. cle to provide for a night watchman. We are es thirstj warms and strength Mass., is visiting his brother, Franklin Start, an orderly community, but a few of the high esteem in which she was held in the home. There are children’s dresses for a few days longer and if you have A few more enterprises of a like nature would at Lake City----- Rev. W. Berry and children community. not go bad. Every new employee means so thoughtless make our streets at times appear both sexes aud from the baby upwards; ens weak'Si.’omachs, promotes wants this is the time to fill them. are visiting Rev. and Mrs. S. H. Beale----- otherwise, and a little wholesome legal advice Sch. Lizzie Carr is loading paving at Clark casino aud lawn costumes, boating and much more money put into circulation in the Mrs. John II. Lake of Watertown, Mass., is digestion, presents chills, de town. administered by a constable would be very Island for New York------Emerson Murphy is cycling toilettes in great variety, the guest of Mrs. J. Hale Iiodgman------Mr. beneficial. home for a visit, having been gone all winter special announcement is made by stroys disease ’n water Mrs. Granville Carleton of Rockport is an Charles and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Edmonds Rockport, Ju ly 29, 1895. on a southern trip----- Walter Smalley is S.G. P rescott & Co. artist of rare merit and her work with the of Boston are guests at Norumbega----- Mr. visiting in town for a few days------Geo. E. the publishers that still greater im drunk, eradicatesAa craving for brush has delighted many people and her and Mrs. R. Stewart Chase of Haverhill,Mass , MATINICUS MATTERS. •Allen and wife and Mrs. Bertha Leighton provements will be made in this m aga home contains many beautiful and artistic are guests at “Cedar Crest”------Miss Lulu M. were in Rockland Wednesday. Mrs. Leighton zine beginning October 1st, when a change stimulants, and projects the sys 252 Main St. specimens of her work. Mrs. Carleton is Adams of Hyde Park is here for the summer John Burgess and son Asbury arrived here took the steamer Frank Jones for Millbridge in price will also bo made from 20 to 25 tem from malarial anq| epidemic also a devout member of the St. Thomas Miss Inez C. Munroe is enjoying her va the 20th and visited relatives and friends------FI. Jones was at the Harbor Wednesday cents for a single copy, and from .51.50 to Episcopal society. Tomorrow afternoon cation at North Haven----- Miss Alice Rob Merton 'Tolman made a business trip to Owl’s purchasing lumber for the addition to bis in flu e n c e s . ______there will be a sale of fancy articles, decorated S2.00 per year We advise our readers to bins of Malone, N. Y., is the guest of Miss Head and vicinity the 21st------Capt. Edward house. take advantage of this information and sub fans, water culors, photograph frames and Mary Dunton. Philbrook passed a few days with friends at A mysterious looking man was seen on the scribe now. Containing among Itn ingredient^ the purest many other beautiful things at the home of The rehearsals for the presentation of the Vinalhaven recently----- Sloop Navajo took Mrs. Carleton. The sale will begin at 2 street one evening last week, which gave peo Toilettes Pub. Co., No. 126 W est 23d St,, of medicinal French brandy and opera Little Tycoon are progressing finely un her first mackereling trip of the season the ple the impression that perhaps another post- imported ginger, it in vastly supei o'clock and Mrs. Carleton will be assisted by der the able leadership of Mr. James Wight 25th------Joseph Roberts and wife arrived here New York, are the publishers. cheap, worthier, and often fiangeroBj" gingere Miss Marian Kelley of this town. The pro office robbery would be enacted; but upon urged an Hubstltuter*. A sk for SaV 1,01^.® few S jO ^ E of Rockland. All who have a pait have en the 23rd------John Young is erecting a new GINGER and look for owl trade maBk on the ceeds will be devoted to the Rectory Fund of inquiry it was learned that he was a detective Godev’s Magazine for August is an issue tered heartily into the labor and are zealously building near his house----- Our old friend and was shadowing a certain party. wrapper. Sold everywhere. P otter DlROO ani> the St. Thomas ehuich. This will be a rare of beauty and interest in every p ge. The C likm. Coae., Sole Proprietors, BostonA- working for a brilliant production. Although Batty was here the 24th-*—Messrs. E. P. Foss G. W. Rawley is building a small house for cover is drawn this month by V. W. New opportunity of securing some artistic piece of the presentation of a few years ago was ex and Fred Drew of Boston were in town the work. Michael Matson of Long Cove. Chas. (Hid man. cellent there will be more scientific acting, 25th----- Messrs. Geo. Gilchrest,Chas. Knowl den as charge of th e job------Sch Irene Me- Among the dozen illustrated articles and ew oods F. O. Clark has moved into his new bouse more life, snap and ability displayed at the ton, James Donohue,O.B.Long, Oscar E. Fiur, stories are “The Princess Z ra” by Dr. S. M. ^I Q ! servry discharged a large cargo of coal for Miller, who has collected some intensely on Mountain street. It is a story and a-half coming presentation. The chorus is composed J. D. Spear and Edw. May of Rockland were G. W. Rawley, last week, at his new coal shed. structure, the main building being 22 x 27 largely of Miss Jennie Hill of Melrose, Miss in town the 25th------W. G. Singhi and wife of interesting acts about an Egyptian who is FRED R. SPEA1 feel, the ell 15 x 15 feet and the shed to x 15 Rockland, who have been sojourning here, Sen. Laurence Haines was on Rawley’s hardly mentioned in bi'tory: “Virginia Minnie Gould of Union, Miss Margaret Miller, Beauties,” adorned with portraits of some Has Reduced the Price of feet. There are eight good sized rooms and Miss Emma Alden, Miss Myrtle French, Miss left the 23rd for Rockland. Marine Raila ay, last week, to stop a bad leak, and afterwards went to Long Cove to load of the most famous of the beautiful women Grace Parker. Miss Adelyn Adams, Miss Sloop Sigdrifa of Rockland was in this of the Old Dominion; “ Cupid’s Ways iu Josephine Osborne, Miss Mae Dunton, Miss paving—Capt. Orris Hawthorne was home Many Climes;” “ A Cruise cn a House harbor the 26th with a party from Rockland from a sea voayge the first of the week. Maine Music Co. Alice Drake, A. L. Young, W. E. Tetley, and Boston------The mackerel fleet in the boat,” which gives valuable bints for a jolly C. T. Swan, Fred T. Gould, Dr. Young, Fred The Knock-to-back Medicine Co. man was good summer trip at small expense; an Are buck in their old location but inja harbor the eve of the 24th were steamer Lotta W . in to w n , Tuesday, introducing their new account of the art gallery which is to he C-O-R-L! Osborne, Edwin B. Knight, Everett N. flue new store with a nice new lino of anil May from Monhegan, sch. Restless, presented to Montpelier, Vt., next mouth; Curtis, IL C. Small and others. Aug. 5 and 6 Rockland, U. and I, Rockland, Eliza, New tobacco ha .it cure. They guarantee a perfect cure, or m oney refunded-----J. II. Stover was and the true and laughable story of the Egg and Broken, $5.( are the dates. buryport, Little Belt, Bremen, Edith May, Cardiff Giant Hoax, by Albert L. Parkes, in toAii, Tuesday and Wednesday. Pianos, Hall & Donnelly’s Minstrels gave a fine Bremen, Mary, Friendship; sloops Anna the manager of this gigantic fraud. .The Stove and Nut, 5.51 entertainment in the Opera House, Wednes May, Bremen, Mogul, St. George, Goldsmith The c mcert by Mathews Band, Monday fiction, poetry, and fashions all go to make Is the Result of day evening and a large house was very dem Maid, Everett A. Conary, Swad’s Island, Sea evening, was plainly heard at Wiley’s Corner up a very attractive number of this popular Organs, Gull, Deer Isle, Jupiter. North Haven, et. als ------The Smalieytown boys beat the Long teti-centimagazine. The Godey Company, onstrative in its approval. 52-5-1 Lafayette Place, New York. A summer school of artists from Boston is ------Mrs. Isaac Crie of Malden, Mass., ar Cove team at base ball, Monday, to the tune Musical Merchandise, DISORDERED in town and can be seen every day transferring rived here last week and will remain .here of 11 to 6 -----Miss Nettie Meservey and Miss Genuine: franklin : Bed Ash with her husband for the summer------Miss .Annie Grover went to Bass Harbor, Wednes STOMACH, some bit of Camden beauty to canvas. Prof. A WELCOME. A rt Goods Kaula is the instructor. Cora Ames of North Haven arrived here day, to do table work in one of the summer MY 8TOCK INCLUDES Tuesday and is calling on old friends. hotels there----- Sch. Hattie C. Luce, Capt. BLUR BEFORE The young ladies of the St. Thomas parish Is extended to all Rockland men who may All sizes Free Burning White are interesting themselves in some scheme to Cut ehaven.—Mrs. Erickson has gone to Torrey, went to Hurricane Isle, Wednesday, Ash, Lehigh Egg and Broken And Stationery. visit Bangor at 34 Mercantile Square, where a A White Ash, Franklin Btove Red raise funds for the church. The members of Rockland for medical treatment-----Mrs. to load paving-----Tug F. M. Wilson was at T H E E Y E S , Long Cove, Wednesday, doing towing. line reading room and library will be found. Ash (the only genuine), Georges We shall be pleased to see all of our old 'patrons the ’92 Walking Club are talking of giving a Rhodes took the children of her S. S. class’to These rooms are maintained for the welfare of Creek Cumberland Coal, un A large crowd of berry pickers went to equalled for smithing and steam and lots of new ones. novel entertainment some time in August. the grove for their Sunday school exercises, seamen. F. S. Long, manager and mission DIZZINESS, the 21st. The change was enjoyed by all Turkey, Wednesday, in the hay rick of Fred purposes. We have plenty room and time to show Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McIntire enter ary, extends a cordial welcome. ------Fred Rhodes shipped a quantity of Sheerer. Their pails all looked as though they ALSO a FULL STOCK OF . . . goods. tained friends Monday evening, the occasion OVER-EATING, being the opening of a night blooming cereus. poultry to Rhodes Bro3. ol Boston, Monday found the berries plentiful----- William Harris W ood, n a y , Straw , Lime, Hoi ------The Government steamer Fish Hawk is at and John Shrader are working for G. W. THIRTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE. Biick, Sand, Drain Pipe, Rosen The entertainment given by one of Nature's dale and Portland Cement. Maine Music Co., SOUR STOMACH, most beautiful flowers was worth going miles anchor here in the interest of the mackerel Rawley------Mrs. Dana Wright came home Miller’s Falls, Mass.—“During the past to see. fisheries. The sailing master, Asbury Adams, from Rockland, Tuesday evening. thirteen years,” said Mr. W. A. Johnson of Cor Iu. in and Limerock 8ta. formerly a resident of Matinicus, called on R. this place, “my wife has been sick from kid fire Clay Chimney Pipe and Tops Mrs E. West, of Jainai :a Plain, is visiting The auction in the postotfice square Mon CONSTIPATION, F. Crie, one o f his old firiends——Sch. Trum ney and liver complaint and ulceration of the ROCKLAND. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Tyler------day evening proved to be a fake, and people pet, Capt. Hall, is here to buy mackerel------are beginning to understand that it is best to stomach. At each time she ha> taken Dr. LIVER COMPLAINT. Miss Edith B. Knight is home from Boston Sch. Eliza, Capt. Homer of Newburyport, David Renndy’s Favorite Remedy, and it most durable of any 1 himney Pipe In the ------Miss Julia P. Thompson of Zanesville, patronize home dealers and not trade with so market. It Is easily put up by uny * * *** Mass., is hereon a fishing trip----Jerry VVards- many wandering peddlers. cured her. It is a family medicine with us ' N E R V O U S Ohio, is visiting Mrs. W. O. Decrow------Miss gent person. worth caught a fine halibut last week. It Mathews Cornet Band gave a fine concert and many of our neighbors.” Esmah A. Reed of Boulder, Col., is visiting weighed 105 pounds after the head was re . . W O O D ! DEBILITY, her sister, Mrs. C. W. Atkins----- Miss Marian Monday evening at their band stand. moved------At the meeting of Good Will have an Extra Good Trade In Wood II. Follansbee and uncle, C. W. Follansbee, Circle, Thursday p. m., Mrs. Madge Crie was A Waverly bycicle was on exhibition here G reatest PRICKLY FEELING are visiting in Sandusky, Ohio. Miss Marian chosen treasurer to fill the place left vacant Monday evening. will visit for several months,Mr. Follansbee for by Mrs. Johason, who lias moved away. Elmer E. Allen is the inventor of a com p, OF HANDS OR FEET. several weeks----- C. Wood Walters of Com Matinicus, July 30,1895. posite rifle damp, which can also be used on Family Safeguard Kerosene Oil mercial Gazette, Cincinnati, Ohio, Mrs. Wil a shot gun, as well. With this simple device At Wholesale. 49*Aik your grocer for B a rg a in s! liam Van Vleck of Boston are guests of the “Am I Married or Not?” the must perfect shots can be made by the Mines Allen, High street----- Mrs. Joseph S. It. Orders received by telephone. asked Mr. A., despondently, “ I declare, my amateur sportsman. This article when A Sure Relief fo r Glover and little son Jack of Somerville, placed on the market will no doubt find a USBER i AINU In Groceries ever ottered. Can those wife is so nervous and irritable that I don’t Mass., are guests of Mrs. Sarah Glover------ready sale. Mr. /Mien will apply for a pat FRED R. SPEAR. prices tie duplicated by any store iu Dyspepsia by using Mr. Ellsworth of the Boston Herald is at the stay in the house a moment longer than I can SO. i PARK 8T., KOCKLASH, UK. ent on his invention at once. IS th e H. CRIE & CO., Knox County? Wul lot .von be the Mountain View for two weeks. help. My home isn’t what it used to he.” h . judge. “ Mrs. A. is suffering from some functional The Misses Annie Grover, Nettie Meservey B E 8 T . Little Railroad Liver Pills. In the Boston Store is a rag baby as large derangement. I presume,” said B. “Yes, she and Maud Simmons went to Bar Harbor, y ----XT tub---- 10 lbs. P ure Lard, & .05 as a four year old child, dressed in blue has been an invalid for years.” “Exacly. Her Tuesday morning, to serve as table girls in H O U S E J, E v eu v /B o.x | W akka n tk d . gingham, with bonnet, painted face,etc.,which 10 lbs. Fairbanks Lard, .80 experience is that of my wife, but she was Alley Brothers Hotel. p a i n t . SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. is the work of Mrs. F. M. Richards. The ] OLD Hardware Stare 10 l bs. Pure Leaf Lard, Thorndike cured by Dr. I’ierce’s Favorite Prescription. T en a n t ’s IIahboh, July 30,1895. NO GRIPING. doll will he on exhibition at the midsummer Get this remedy for Mrs. A., and the happi At the Brook ROCKLAND & llix 1.10 fair where it will be given away to the one 10 lbs. Cottoleno, .00 SOLO EVERYWHERE. ness of your home will soon be restored.” Mr. guessing nearest to its name. Each guess is B. was right. For prolapsus, painful periods, Cure for Headache. 26 bars American Family Soap, 1.00 Manufactured by the worth 10 cents. Are You a B iiilR ’? 24 Hailroud Medicine Co., Burnham, Me. irregularities—in short, all “complaints” pe As a remedy for all forms of Headache 25 liars Star Soap, 1.00 E. E. Buyntoo the druggist has got to be . OB . 25 bars Lenox Soap, 1.00 culiar to the female sex—the “Favorite Pre Electric Bitters has proved to be the very quite a pig fancier. He now has 11 small scription” is a sovereign specific. best. It effects a permanent cure and the 2 Good Brooms, .25 ones which he will shortly name. Are You Going to Build ? 2 Best Tubs, 1st ami 2d size, .80 Rupture, or Hernia, permanently cured, or most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to 8 lbs. Best 50 cent Tea, every lb. The M. K. StClair Co.’s mill is shut down no pay For Pamphlet ami references ad- its influence. W e urge all who are afflicted Tbe Right Plane is the for a few days to take account of stock. dress, World’s Dispensary Medical Associa to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a l’ailies who eouteiuplato building guaranteed, 1.00 tion, Buffalo, N. Y. fair trial, in cases of habitual constipation Place where you want and wielilug to save uiiddlcuien’s 8 cans Best Corn, every can war An entertainment similar in character to the Brownies will be given under the auspices Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed to trade. The} right profit* should buy direct from ihe ranted, ' -28 For Over Fifty Years inunufiiclurei's. We are Manufac of Mr. B altic Lodge, I. O. O. F’., some time in tone to the bowels, ami few cases long resist glace is the place where 8 cans Best Tomatoes, ’ .24 August. About 50 children will participate Mas. W inslow’s Soothing Bykup has beea the use of this medicine. Try it once. Large turers as well us Dealers and can 5 lbs. Best Sulphur .24 in the entertainment. used for over fifty years by unilious of bottles only Fifty cents at W. IL Kittredge’s you can get the most build or furnish thu uiateriui fur a 5 lbs. Best Bulk Soda, .23 Something mothers for their children while teething Drug Store. building cheaper than any other Try the Best Molasses ever of The excursion of Megunticook Lodge,A. O. with perfect success. It soothes the chila, for the least money. . U, W., to Green’s Landing Thursday was softens the guius, allays all paiu, cures linn iu Knox Co. We keep a full fered fo r 32 cents per gallon. That You Never Ate enjoyed by about loo persons. Clark’s wind colic, aud is the best remedy fur The Discovery Saved His Life. line o t L onu and Sh o u t L im h e k , 3 lbs. California prunes, .22 Orchestra accompanied the excursionists and Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little P o u l t s , S a sh , Outside aud iuside In your life, for sale at Mr. G. Caillouette, Druggist, Beaversviile, Why Should You Do Otherwise? 4 lbs. Best 3 er. California Raisins, 24 furnished delightful music not only for danc sufferer immediately. Sold by Druggists in 111., says: “To Dr. Kiug’s New Discovery I U t.tN D S , C v pu ess, A su, W h it e - 2 lbs. Good Citron, .21 every part of the world. Twenty-five cents ing but also on the steamer. It was a pleas a bottle. Be sure aud ask for “ Mrs. Wiu- owe my life. Was taken with La Grippe w ood and B aud P in e S u ea t u in o , 1 lb. Borax, .17 ing outing, and one of the most enjoyable low's Soothiug tiyrup. and tried all the physicians for miles about, We sell Groceries, best II aud P in e and H a rd W ood 4 lbs. Best New Dates, .25 features was the supper served by the local F lookinus, MiiL i Dftu.s and H o use F. M. SIMMONS’. but of no avail and was given up and told I grades Flour, Provis The finest dish for hot lodge. Bucklen’8 Arnica Salve. could not live. Having Dr. King’s New F in ish of all kinds. Scroeu D oors Miss Margaret Newton is clerking in Gun T he Best Sai.te in the world for Cuts, Discovery iu my store I sent lor a bottle and ions, Canned Goods, and Window Screens. F'ine Stair weather ever put upon nell’s bakery------Echo beer is increasing iu Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever began its use and from the first dose begau to Meats, Vegetables, etc. Work a Specialty. Wood Mantels • C. E. TUTTLE, thefmarket. , popularity and sales------The lawns about town Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, get better, and after using three bottles was and Sidebuards fu stock or made up and about again. It is worth it’s weight All our goods are fresh 306 Main Street, never looked more beautiful----- Miss Myrtle Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, aud positively from architects’ designs. Corres- L. French is clerking in Follansbee & Wood’s cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guar in gold. We won’t keep store or house with and we sell as low as poudeuce Invited and information BMtAKiBLOCK, NKAU i’AKK BTUKOT store----- Clark’s Orchestra is now in great anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money out it.” Gel a free trial at W. II. Kittredge’s cheerfully given. Telephone con M e a ts , demand and is fast establishing an enviable refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale Drug Store. anyone in the city. nection. reputation. It furnished music at Oak Grove j by W. II. Kittredge. STEEL ROOFING B e rrie s , last evening------Miss Mamie Knowlton en and SIDINC. tertained frieuds Friday evening at her home Ooh I Tobacco Spit or Smoko Your Life Awaj We Will Save You Money. M.K. ST.CLAIR CO. F ru its on Union street Refreshments were served s the truthful, startling title of a book about (Hamendorph’s Palest. > aud an enjoyable evening spent.----- Hon. No-To-Bac, the harmless, guaranteed tobacco Office aud Factory Day View St., Reuel Robinson was in Portland last week lightning, Fire and Storm habit cure that braces up mcotinized nerves, When Baby was akk, we gave h«r ('abiorla. Camden, Maine. attending the law court in connection with eliminates the nicotine poison, makes weak H all’s tool! V e g e ta b le s the Wadsworth vs. Marshall case. Whim she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, — - men gain strength, vigor aud manhood. You Sale Mfra. REGARDLESS OF COST. The M. K. St. Clair Co. have a busy scasou run no physical o< financial risk, as No-To- When she becajuie Miss, she clung to Castoria Tow n ahead of them. They have been awarded Bac is sold by W. II. Kittredge under a *Vhoa she had Children, she gave them (W tflta. C h ild re n Cry for the contract for the interior work on the guarantee to cure money refunded. Book M arket, M. SIMMONS, Methodist Church, Thomaston. The finish free. Address Stirling Remedy Co., New Pitcher's Castoria. Cor- Mttiu aud Winter Sts. will be in elm. They have also been awarded York or Chicago. > IOU Purk St., Uorkluutl. e THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, .JULY 30. 1895 DAMAGE BY HAIL Memorial Hall Sunday evening. The band IH0O81 opened with a very fine selection. A violin Thursday s Shower boos Harm as Well as and piano solo by Mr. Pierce and Mrs. Minnie Tolman was well appreciated by the audi Good— Good Fox Hunting ence. Walter Wilson with his songs and speeches was superb. Little Miss I lalton A Sait of Clothes, Washington* July 29, 1895. captivated all by her performance. The Vinal- Summer Visitors Now Flock in Flour, Feed, Middlihn s, Groceries Farmers are nearly all done haying. The Nothing Escapes the Eye of Our haven Band with the big bass player and O. Crackers and Bread W holesale and usual amount of hay has been harvested------P. as leader and the selected party with Swaims to ihe Old Town. Retail. M. L. McDowell has sold his black mare Valued Correspondent. them makes fine music. W. V. Lane, man An Extra Pair of Pants, Garden Seeds of all kinds W hol\.Mje anj Retail, Gipsy to E. C. Pish of the Central House ager of the Opera House at Camden, was and’a choice lot of Flower a by the paper. ------Miss Carrie Mears picket! 28 quarts of present. 12 Tall and Dwarf Naaturtlum Seeds an9i ft iarKe jot of raspberries one day last week. Who can The Grammar School Remodelling Sweet Pea Seed*, both Mixture MLnij Leading One of the Two Places In the State Colors by the oa., White, Black, 8cVrjet| p|nk, beat that?------W. W. Light is cutting4he SUMMER SEASON. *10 A Watch and Chain, Movement Runs Against a Stump — Indigo and Striped* “ hay on Oliver Witham’s place------There Where Sweet Grass Grows—A Steam are several cases of diphtheria in town, but SlaTTGr SEEO Fan Contemplated — Strong Finn- Many Ruslicatirs Rendezvous at Ihe Cue and Advents to Hold Tent Meeting in To destroy the peats of bugs and slugs none are severe------C. E. Overlock is cut Town—Village Improvement t'vclet/ C h o ic e Lawn Seed lflc per lb ; 111^, aflej ting hay on M. W. Farrar's place------Mr. Only 0 » e A rrest F o r Two M onths— Net Matters are Very Lively. 93 50 per bushel. and Mrs. J. T. Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Organized for Hnsiness. Light, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Cunningham are Factory Busy- Weddings. O lbn Covk, Ju ly 29, 1895. ' •I. EDWLY to occupy the cottage Sea Breeze at Muscon- Dr. L. F. Bachelder of Rockland will next ! All for $5- 450 Main 8t . Rockland. gus a few days this week- -Geo. Chap Sunday lead the services here. Rev. John , Pettingill, pastor of the Free Will Baptist 1 Ship A. G. Ropes, Capt. D. II. Rivers, ar man of Salem, Mass., is visiting Mrs. J. B. F. J. Parkhurst of Bangor and Geo. Pierpoint------Frank Achorn, wife and son church, Rockland, was the last leader------j rived in San Francisco, the 24th, 114 days Thomas of Weymouth, Mass., is visiting\ Wheeler of Rockland were on the island from New York------Ship St. John, Capt. O. Glenwood of Waldoboro spent the Sabbath Thursday. They secured Fred Coombs’ yacht Capts. John and Wilson Menill entertained 1 Capt. Harris Stackpole’s----- “ We Girlf with Mrs. A’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1-. the choir of the Rockport Baptist church, These suits are for boys from 4 to 14 years of age, and are made from H. Kales, at New York, will be loaded Aug. spent Thursday at the Simpson House, Owl for a fishing trip returning with 150 fine cod 5 with coal, iron, etc., for the port of Los Bryant------Mrs. Hannah Knowles who has ----- Geo. Pierce,superintendent of Mt. Waldo Monday evening of last week. An enjoyable Head----- Gorham Andrews of Vanceboro occasion------Mrs. Daniel R. Preston and chil all wool cloth and warranted. The pants have double knees and patent Angelos, Cala. been 1 siting relatives and friends in town the Gianite Co., was in town Thursday looking visiting his home for a few days------Jessi; past two weeks, returned to her home in dren were at Appleton the past week, called waist band loops. An extra pair of pants goes with each suit. The The bids for remodelling the Green Street Crawford is home for a few days from Pi over the Bodwell Granite Co.’s works------there by the death of Mrs. Preston’s sister------Boston, Friday------Miss Clark of Alberton, They shelled their peanuts before going to watch is not an Elgin, hut is good looking, will go and keep good time ; Grammar school building, according to plans land. P. E. I., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ernest Mrs. Mary A. Rhodes of Boston is visiting and specifications furnished by Architect the show Thursday night. Peanuts all The school committee of ThomastqjT, for the Jones------Charles Collamore and v fe of shelled were in great demand last week------her sister, Mrs. Albion Ingraham----- Mrs. would retail at 82.50. This great summer bargain is on for a short lime Coombs of Lewiston, were opened by the past year, and again this year, h a v ^ ^ jacc(j t^c West Rockport visited at Will Light’s, Satur Lizzie Donohue-and son of Bigeon Cove, committee, Tuesday, and found to be as fol The general enquiry round town Friday was only. If you want a big trade in a boy’s suit your opportunity is here High School under the care amdjy,oversight of day and Sunday------Ernest C. Light bought Mass., are visitors at Zebulon Lufkin’s------lows: F. H. Piper of Thomaston. $3,834; “Did you go to the show? How did you a n d now . a sub-committee, co n sistin ^ o f ] SPORTS IN ABUNDANCE. Innings, 12 3 455789 W arren 9 2 0 0 2 8 0 5 1—22 The Knox County League standing today MARINE MATTERS. is as follows: Hardly Anything Else Thought 01 These Nice. W altham , 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0— 4 Two ba.c hit, Mudge. Three bane hit, Stout. (1AMBR WON LOST PRR Pleasant Summer Days. Stolen bases, Warren 3, Waltham Bn.e <-n bulls, The Movements of Vessels, Chattsra, bv Sullivan 8, by Burton 4. Struck out, Soekalexls, Rockland 10 8 2 NW Notes and the Like. McDonald. Duane. Double play, Stout and Curley. Camden 12 5 7 117 And Tony broke his horn. Hit by pitched ball, Powers. Time. 2h. Umpires, W arren 1, 4 7 J Jj This expresses the feelings of the Camden Kearns of Waltbnm, Robinson of Warren. Sets. Alaska and Annie Sargent arrived supporters at the conclusion of the game Sat Manager Patten has released Reagan who from Boston Thursday. urday between Rockland and Camden on the Nine home run?, six of them by Rockland, was considered a failure as a pitcher. Camden grounds. Tony had been blowing Sch. Addie E. Sn iw, Pinkham, sailed three by Haverhill, is one of the interesting Thursday from High Island with stone for his horn with great gusto all the afternoon facts concerning the game yesterday afternoon Maroney still leads in batting and has hut when the last man went out and Rock between Rockland and Haverhill. jumped back into first place in fielding. Philadelphia. ANOTHER land was again victorious he threw the horn Eleven errors, many of them f • dish ones, The Camden High Schools defeated the Sch. Mary Hawes, Nutt, for Boston, from to the ground and ground it into smithereens. by Rockland is another item. Thomastons in Thomaston, Saturday, 15 to 8. F. Cobb & Co., sailed Thursday. For nine innings the atnfosphere was rent It was a give and take game fr an start to The fielding average of the team is 877 and Schs. Thos. H ’x, Thorndike, from Farrand, with the blowing of numberless instruments finish, nine rounds, and every one of them the hatting average 354, which is very good j Spear & Co.; Ira Bliss, Norton, from A. F. and insane yelling and sober minded men and full of hits. The sound of the ball as it went indeed. ! Crockett Co., New York, sailed Wednesday. Great Mark Down Sale! discreet young ladies forgot their dignity and up against the bat was like the cracking of County, Folsom and( Wakefield are tie with Sch. Ca’awamteak is chartered with stone were as demonstrative as a college contigent twigs in a forest fire. stolen bases, each having 19 to his credit. . from Black Island for New York. after winning from a rival. Johnson, who has signed to pitch for the McManus is close behind. It was a came well worth witnessing al Cleveland National League teaui and who . Sch. Brigadier, Tolman, arrived in New A T T H E though there were numerous dub plays on will join them in a few weeks, was in Wakefield retains second place over Mc York 27th from Virginia. both sides but which only served to make the the box for the visitors. lie appeared to Manus by a small margin and Patterson keeps Sch. J. B. Holden, Haskell, arrived in game more interesting to the largestcrowd of he pitching good ball but somehow gor other the ladder steady at the foot. New York 27th, six days from Jacksonville, the season. our boys whacked him alt over the lot, also Folsom who has played in every game has wdth lumber. 1 To tell how the game was won and lost over the fence. Waxeneld, McManus and struck out but once while McManus and Pat Sch. Geo. E. Prescott arrived in Wiscasset BOSTON CLOTHING STORE. would be harder than to correctly solve the Morse particularly distinguished themselves. terson have each fanned air eight times. 26th from New York. fifteen puzzle. The home team outbatted the The visitor! were not far behind in their bat Maroney, Wakefield and McManus are run Sch. John K. Souther will load ice at Rocklands and on the other hand the field ting, in fact they did toe heaviest batting of ning away from the others in batting, 102 Rockport for Washington. ing of the Rocklands was far superior to Cam any team that has run up against Rockland points seperating the third and fourth man. WE HAVE PLACED ON SALE den’s. Again the boys in grey ran bases this season. Sch. St. Elmo is bound here from Wee I he Warrens play here this afternoon and hawken. with the speed of a whirlwind and this was The game was a case of dog eat dog and a game for keeps is expected. The Warrens LANSING one of the most interesting features of the the home boys bit off the biggest chunks. are fighters and will make every effort to win. Sch. Helen anived Tuesday and loaded game. The spectators, and there was quite a from E. E. Rankin for New York. Isn’t it about time that Hiland Fairbanks Morse was hit hard and the way the Cam goodly gathering, appreciated the line plays Sch. Fly Away has been on the North den’s pounded the leather was awful. They made and the heav j hitting, and felt bad of Bangor came down here with his baseball 150 Men’s Suits : : Again Postpones team of college players to win that ball he Railway for paint and caulkmg. commenced in the first inning making four about the thick crop of errors. Sch. Mollie Rhodes, Dobbin, brought hits but good fielding prevented more than a Gerrish caught a good game with the ex talked about a few months ago? WHICH WE SHALL DISPOSE OF AT coal Wednesday from Georgetown, D. C.t Mis Departure. single run. The Rocklands made two in ception of the third inning when bis throwing Manager Patten says he will get a team to for Frescott. their half on two errors by Kilfeder and a two was atrocious, the ball going into the air as if gether that will beat Rockland if it takes bagger into the woods by Wakefield. covered with innumerable wing3, while every cent in the treasury. This is the kind Sch. Chas. R. Washington brought general The Camdens tied in the second and would of sporting men we like to see. cargo Wednesday from Boston, and loaded Less than 1 =2 Price. County dropped a couple as if they were balls from P'arrand, Spear & Co. for same port. He Will Remain Thirty have made more but for a beautiful double of fire, and they were rather warm. Mc Ihe stolen base column shows what is play by Folsom, Wakefield and Nevers. Manus got one on the end of his finger and greatly helping Rockland win games. Such Ship Cyrus Wakefield, Henry, sailed 26th Buckley pitched six balls and Rockland re another one he got on the bounce and then base stealing has never before been seen in from Nanaimo for San Francisco. Days Longer. tired. on a backhanded stroke knocked it under the this city. The club has 118 to its credit. Sch. Mary Brewer, Thomas, is bound to Look at these prices and sec if you can afford to wait. Camden went in to settle the game in the fence into the potato patch, while two men Manager McGrath has probably secured the Boston from Rondout. third and at the close everybody thought they scored. There were other plays of a funny services of Sheehan,the brilliant player of the Sch. Ida Hudson, Bishop, arrived in Boston FORMER PRICE, MARKED DOWN TO Until Sept. First— Do You Know had. 1 ne first four men up got hits, two be character which helped put the Rockland Haverhills. He will play second and Wake Saturday, and sch. Chas. McDonald put into ing doubles and with two men on bases Buck- rooters on the edge of the benches and ques field will play first,his natural position. Shee seme pjrt for a harbor. Suumer is Going Fast I ley lifted the ball over center field fence for tion themselves as to what was coming next. han besides being a first-class fielder is a homer. This made the score 8 to 2 against Sch. M. A. Achorn, /\chorn, se’led from The visitors put up a beautiful fielding game heavy hitter and a great coach. Guantaupmo, Cuba, July 22, for New York No greater compliment could be offered us but our nine lads simply smiled. Gorman the record of which was somewhat marred by $12.00 to $20.00 $ 4 .5 0 . to $10.00. Games of the week are as follows: Wed with sugar. the character of Dr. Lansing and the worth tumbled Nevers’ hot drive but Nevers was a muffled fly and several fumbles of hot drives and importance of the work he is doing in caught at second on County’s b:t. Folsom by Sheehan who caught the crowd by his nesday, Rockland vs Haverhill in Rock Sch. Chas. R. Washington seded Monday this community than this one plant, simple was an easy out at first, County going to many line plays. The visitors fielded fast and land; Warren vs Camden In Warren; Thurs for Boston from Farrand, Spear & Co. fact that the people of Knox and Lincoln second on a steal and to third on Folsom’s day, Warren vs Camden in Camden; Friday, counties by their demands upon his time, furious, and kept the ball on the move all the Sch. S. J. Lindsay was loading this morn "Ut. With two men out it looked hard for time. The fielding of the Rocklands was Rockland vs Camden in Rockland; Satur ing from Joseph Abbott and the Mary J. Lee Come Now Before They are All Cone. room and facilities have compelled him t > day, Rockland vs Warren in Warren. postpone his departure and remain thirty the Limeburners. Wakefield hit an easy out funny, being sharp at times, slow other times from Perry Bros., for New York. days longer until Sept. 1st. to Buckley. Most players would have and indifferent on many occasions. I he Rocklands and Haverhills will play a S:h. Alaska is Ioad;ng from C. Doherty for A medical praotice cannot be built up to stopped running but Teady kept on. Buck- Take it all in ail and it was a great game second game tomorrow afternoon. Patterson Boston. great proportions and maintained without ley waited too long, then tossed the ball to will pitch for Rockland and Johnson for and the Rocklands felt pleased when the last Sch. Commerce sa:’ed Monday for New merit. Advertising may attract large num McDermod who dropped it. County scored. man went out, for in the ninth, with the score li&verlr’l. The Haverhills felt bad about bers oi people but it cannot hold them. The This was a fatal ir'stakc for Wakefield made a yesterday'o.defeat and are looking for re York .'.ora Perry Bros. A Few More Bargains Left from our Slaughter Sale of' Boys’ and work of the physician in the chair must bo 19 to 16 against them, the visitors made a beautiful slide to second and scored on grand struggle and fought till the last man venge. It is fi was replaced by Regan who fared but little In the half mile open Reynolds was thrown Kben H Snow, Dorchester, 2nd; Ora K Towle, An better if ary. Buckley has the reputation of and had to retire ami Towle was baoly cut but burn, ?d ; H L Felch, Nattek, 4th. T im e, 8.0 4 |f. wwnwwnwnwwnwnw being a fine pitcher, and when he gets accli Final Heat—Won hy .lames J Casey, Worcester; 1 could get relief f SUCCESSFUL BICYCLE MEET continued to ride, finally winning the $25 Kben II Snow, Dorchester, 2nd; J 1’ Clurk, Dor- mated we think he will do well. County diamond pin. In the mile handicap Chatto from a most horri-I AH OPPORTUNITY made some sensational stops and throws, in Chester,3d; A F Wisner, South Natick, 4th. Time, ble blood disease, 11 ahd Pike were thrown hut neither was badly 2.30k. Prizes: 1st, silver water set; 2nd, G fc J BEFORE which respect Folsom and Wakefield were not injured. The races closed with the team race, tire* and rims; 3d, piano scarf; 4th, Inntcrn. , had spent hundreds! far behind. Gorman led the hatting for his One Mile Club, Handicap. Open ,<» R W C— of dollars TRYING various remedies Interest in the Great National Norway wheel club winning. W on by W illiam Sanson (40 y a rd s ); A C McLoon team and labored like a Trojan. Grand Finishes of Young Men Meservey’s orchestra furnished music dur (scratch), 2nd; C M Robinson (40 ynrds), 8d; E It and physicians, none of which did me To obtain a Handsome The game was the most exciting on Broad ing the day. Davis (40 yards), 4th. Tim e, 2.31k- P riz e s. 1M, I any good. My finger nails came off, Game Still at Fever Heat. way grounds this season, and it was a hard Witnessed hy Many People. Winchester rifle; 2nd, revolver; 3d, sweater; 4th, land my hair came out, leaving me In the evening prizes were presented to Rdoz shirts [perfectly bald. I then went to game for Camden to lose. The score : the winners in the V. M. C. A. rooms where O ne-Q uarter Mile, Open to Knox County—Won 1 ROCKLAND. refreshments were served. The summaries: by H M Robinson, Rockland; A O McLoon, Rock- I land, 2nd; A B Duncan, Rockland, 3d. Time, 87 1 HOT SPRINCS 11 Ti» ro Five Milo Road Race, Open—Won by by L. Cnitidins Found a llorsv Shoe and Luck County Hiding of Rockland Boys Snrprhe of seconds Prizes 1st, field glasses; 2nd, snbscrlp- ! i Hoping to be cured by this celebrated P. Sweet, Norway; William Sanson, Rockland, lion to Dally Htnr 1 y r; 3d, 1 rloz photo*. lias ('hanged—All Classes of People Folsom, 3b 2nd; II L Felch, Natick, 3d; A <» Robinson, Rock I treatment, but very soon became GOLD WATCH Wakefield 2b, the l>ay—Not All the Prizes Went Ont One Mile Handicap '*Open. First ”Beat land, 4tb. Time 16 minutes, 19 4-6 seconds. Prizes, nk A {disgusted, and decided to TRY Are Interested, the Ladies Especially of the City—Ransom Made Best Rider 1st, Silver Fruit dish; 2nd, box cigar*; 3d, large bottle of witch hazel; 4tb, L A W Button. G Chatto, Rockland, (116 The effect was So—Bay State Boys Run Vp Against In State Sweat—Way Opened For One Mile Novice—Won by Wllllnm Sanson, ynrds), 4th. Time of winner, 2.16k- truly wonderful. I Rockland ; A B Duncan, Rockland, 2d: Ned Haley Second Heat —Won by J I’ Clark, Dorchester commenced to re- a Snag In Tills Ally. Randolph,ip 3rd ; Charles Lee,>c, Rockland, 4th Time (15 yards); Kben II Snow, Dorchester (20 yards), AnolherMeet In Near Fntnre. 2 63. *r ...... cover after taking FREE P riz e s: 1st, Morgi & Wight tires; 2d, box- j 2nd; J J Casey, Worcester (scratch), 3d; A H [ the first bottle, and by the time 1 had Inking gloves; 3id,rug;3rd, rug; 4th.4th, razor ■ French, Hyde H yde Park, 4th Tim o, 2.36. 40 11 is is One-Half Mile, Open, First Heat —Won by James Final Heat— •» on by Frank A Stearns, Norway I Ink.n twelve bottles I was entirely cured— J Casey, Worcester; W 8 Reynolds. Hyde Park, | (126 yards); James J Casey, Worcester (scratch), {cured by S. S. S. when the world-renowned! { Hot Springs had failed. Camden gave us an awful fright Tuesday All - R II TB PO A E 2nd: 11 K Walton, Boston, 3rd; A F Wisner, South I 2nd ; J P Clark, DotDorchester, ...... (15 yards),3ri* 3 rd ; ‘ A 8 afternoon, the smile vanished Io. a while from The first meet of the Rocklaod Wheel Club Natick,Nnth-lr Alb4th. T Tlmn im e 1.12 I 10 > 11...I.. * ...... ■), 4th. Tim e o WM. S. LOOMIS. Shreveport. La. M eauher3b, 5 2 2 2 6 0 1 was a success from start to finish and afforded our physiognomy, and great beads of perspi E dgar c, 6 1 1 1 4 1 1 Second Beat-W on by .1 p Clark, Dorchester; I nor 2.18; time of aorafch ...... ,2 , 28 .....8-6. I’rises :1st, One Book on the Oheano and Its T reatm ent Regan rf, p " 4 1 0 0 0 1 0 amusement and recreation to 1000 people, Ora K Towle, auburn. 2nd; Kben K Snow, Dor- | diamond ring; 2nd, gold watch; 3d, Palmer tires; inallerl free to a n y address. ration oozed from every pore. Chester, 3rd; A H French, Hyde Park, 4th. Timo I 4th, box cigars ’T is a lact. Gorman n«, 6 2 .3 0 1 4 1 many of whom never had the pleasure of l.lt. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlinta.OB. N 1’ulalfer cf. 6 0 0 0 3 0 0 witnessing a first class bicycle race. Knox One Mile Championship. Knox County—Won by And facts you know are stubborn things. McDermod, lb, 6 1 1 1 10 0 1 Final Heat—Won by James .1 Casey, Worcester; A C McLoon, Rockland; C M Robinson, RockDnd, ' t'tniiNawNmtownwwnwiw The Broadway grounds was the scene of Kllfeder 2b 8 1 0 0 2 6 0 Trotting Park has seen many grand struggles A F Winter, .‘-outh Natick, 2nd; A S French, 2nd; II G Chatto, Rockland, 3rd; K R Davis, Rock Burrlll, If 4 1 2 3 1 0 0 for supremacy in horse racing hut it is doubt Hyde Park, 3rd , II E Walton, Boston, 4th. Time land, 4th. Tim e 2 61. Prizes, 1st, Gold m edal: our temporary discomfiture, but in the twink 1.11 3-4. P rizes: 1st ont x clock; 2nd, box cigars; Buckley p, 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 ful if any horse race aroused more enthusiasm 2nd, fishing rod; 3rd, subscription to Rockland ling of an eye, in almost less time than it takes Baa* rf, 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3rd, meershnutn pipe; 4th, L A W sho s, Tribune one year. than the finishes in a number of the bicycle One Milo, Three Minute < lass, (1 pen to State- to tell it, the condition of things changed and Won hy G It Plko, N orw ay ; A G McLoon, Rock Two Mile Club Team. Gpeti to State, won by T otal 40 9 0 13 *28 14 4 events last Wednesday afternoon. This meet ______N orw ay team Frank Stearns and C B Pike; Rock- we ascended from the very depths of despair Folsom out for bunting bail. land, 2nd; Percy I’ Hill, Hkowheirm 3d: C M Rob was a big undertaking for a young organiza ineon, Rockland, 4th. Time 2 3 Prlz.cs: 1st, lftn CRIE <& CO., A NI KE . . Main Street, CUBK FOMPILES! m agcul FIJea; alao Dr. Rohan’s Cathartic PUls. The beat ROCKLAND, - MAINE. preparation lu the world. Easily applied and sure cure. Price *1 per box (roe by mail. 21 Trinity St., and at my office 404 Main Si. Office open Wednesday and Saturday •venluaa. 23 W. U. SMITH, Rockland.datiip, in *uid T W O : T R IP S : D A IL Y at the Philharmonic rehearsal, next Thursday Remember—only such medicines were ad F. B. ADAMS, M D , county, deceased, having prexontud first and final LUMBAGO, sions of the 9th Corps, and they to be fol evening. It is expected that Mrs. Anna account of administration of Maid estate for ullow------BETWEEN ------mitted for exhibition at the World’s Fair as lowed by the 18th, 2nd and 5th corps in Granger Dow will sing. are accepted for use, by physicians, in the Physician and Surgeon, O r d e u l d , That notice thereof be given, three Vifialhaven and Rockland. the order named, making about 40,000 men 400 MAIN bTRKKT,______R ehidknce St a t e S t SCORES T’t RIUMPH. practice of medicine, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, weeks aueoeMlvcly. in T he CoURlEtt-Ga z e t t k , available for the occasion. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and Ayer’s Pills be printed in Rockland, in anld county, that all persona SCIATICA, About live minutes after the explosion Led- DR. WOODSIDE, Intereated may uttend nt a l’rohute Court to bo held Ciuinnenciiig Saturday. June 1, ISttO, aud ing included in the list. They are standard lie’s 2nd Brigade moved forward and occupied medicines. Residence and Office 49 Middle St. at Rockland, on the third Tuesday of Auguat ^Antll further notice the Steam er the crater without opposition, but did not Remarkable Success of ‘ Maxine Elliott'' In Lon- next, and show cauae, If any they have, why the Maid TELEPHONE CONNECTION, account ahonld not be allowed hOV. BODWELL! attempt to go beyond, with the exception of i • don—Critics Unanimous in her Praise. C. E. MEHERVEY, Judge. LAME BACK, the 2nd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery, which Ho u b s:— 8 to 9 a. m .; 1 to 2, and 7 Vo 9 p. A tru e copy,—atteat : OAPT. WM. R. CREED, 29.81 E d w a rd K . G ould, B cghtor. advanced about 100 yards beyond the crater, Maxine Elliott (Jessie Dermot of this city) hi I leave Vinalhaven for Rockland every week but being unsupported fell back. The 1st J. C. HILL, ■ day, at 7.00 a. m. and 2:00 p. in. has won new laurels in Daly’s London Thea KNOX COUNTY.—In Court of Probute held at Returning, will leave Rockland, Tillson’s Wharf, Brigade followed immediately and the two Physician and Surgeon. Rockl uid on the third Tuesday of Ju ly , 1896. DEBILITY, Etc. ter. Her artistic acting and admirable elo Night call* from Ihe office. Telephone Connect*/' for Vlualhaven at 9:30 a. m. and 4 .00 p. in., land brigades filled the crater and a part of the cution as well as her remarkable beauty have A certain Instrument, purporting to be the last ing at Hurricane and Green Island. enemy’s works on the right, and commenced SYNDICATK BUILDING. will and testament of (.'barlea ( . Perry, late of W. S. WHITE, Manager. captured the London theatre goers. We Rockland, iu said county, having been pruaeuted Rockland, Maine, May 28, 1895. intrenching to cover themselves from the ar have at hand press notices from all the lead for probate: tillery fire that was opened on them from the ing London papers on the opening perforiu- O r d e r e d , That notice thereof be given, three cr»*8t of Cemetery Hill. The 2nd Division w eeks succesBlvelv, In T h e C oritiE it (iAZEiTK, aned of the “Two Gentlemen of Verona” in print* din Rockiund, in said county, that all per Bluehill & Ellsworth Steamboat Co. followed the first and they struck the enemy’s which Miss Elliott played the important part COCHRAN, BAKER ACROSS sons interested may attend at u Probate Court to bo works that were then filled with the 1st Divi of Sylvia, anti while in nearly all the press K. H. Cochran. J. R. Baker. C. C. CroM. bold at Rockiund, on the third Tuesday of August sion and got badly mixed with them. Several notices some members of the company are next, und show cause, if uny they have, why the Stmr. Catherine. attempts were made to advance and a little Fire, Life A Accident Insurance. said instrument should not l>e proved, approved OSCAR A. CROCKETT, Captain. more or less criticised, “Sylvia” is highly com und ull .wed as the last will and testament of the ground was gained on the right. «. mended by them all. The following, from The Oldcet Ineurauee Agency in Maine. deceased. It was 6130, one and three-quarters hours The Stage of July 4, is a sample notice: “The 106 MAIN BTRKKT, - - ROCKLAND ' C. E. M ESERVKY, Judge Stmr. Juliette, WHY BE SICK after the explosion, and but little gained, and \ true copy,—Attest: RALPH II. CROCKETT, Copt. character of Sylvia, a part of importance al 29 31 E d w a rd K. G oold, R egister. When a’ trifle will buy the greatest healing imperative orders were sent in to advance most equal to that of Julia, was sustained by One of these steamers leaves Rockland on arrival invention of the day? I>r. Saixloui’w K levd a** to the crest, which the 2nd Division attempted 'C O the .Judge of Probute in und for the County of steamers from Boston, ubout 6:30 u iu., daily B e lt I n a body battery for seif- a new-comer, Miss Maxine Elliot, who at treatm ent, um l ifuuraiit<*«H|, or m o n e y to do, and almost reached it, but being un- of Knox : (except Monday) for Dark Harbor and once made her mark. Miss Elliot is a hand The petition of Eliza U Luce, guardian of Ilultio Point* (Islesboro) Custlue, Blake's Point,* Little refuntled. It will cure without medicine supj>orted was obliged to fall back. After this ItlieuinutiMin, l.niiiltogo, M dnilea, JLunto some brunette, with a good presence and a WALKER & PAYSON, C Lute of South Thomaston, in the Couuty of Deer Isle, Herrick’s Landing,* Sargentvllle, Deer repulse the colored division was ordered in, Knox, minor, who represt uts,jbut the said ward is Isle, Sedgwick, Brooklin, South Blurhlll,* Purker’s Hark, Kidney ami I,I t e r < 0111 i t lo t 111 h, clear voice, which she manages capitally, and Attorneys and Counsellors at Law Nervouu Debility, H«*aknea«, o a s t s , but the artillery ^nd infantry fire was so scl/.eo und possessed of certain real estate, situate Point,* Bluehlll, Surry aud Ellsworth 1. from her first scene she held the audience. SYNDICATE BUILDING, HOCK LAND. iu tuid Knox ( ouuty, und described us follows : Returning, leaves Ellsworth at 7 :00 a. m.. dally Drains, und all effect* of early Indiaei o- heavy and the way so blocked by the white The rebuke of Proteus was especially well tion or excess. To weak men 14 1m th r C. M . WAIUB. B. 0. PAtlK). A certain lot ot parcel of lund situated in said (except Sunday) making the above named landings, troops that they were disorganized and accom Rockland, bouuded und described as follows, to arriving in ltocklaud about 6.00 p. or., lu season to greatest poaMble Ixion, as the mild, done.” soothing electric current In applied plished but little except to capture a stand of wit:—Beginning on the southerly side of Purk connect with steamer from Boston. Even the conservative London Sportsman, street ut its junction with Walnut street on the *Flug Landings. direct Io llie nerve eenterw aud im p ro v e colors and some prisoners, and being charged with its titled patronage, unbends itself to ments are felt from the brat hour used. oust; thence southerly by und on the easterly side Tickets sold on Board Bagguge checked through upon by the enemy who at this time, about line of said Walnut street, 87 feet to it stake; thence Steamers will connect at Castine with steamer A pocket edition of the celebrated electro- say: Chronic Nervousness medical work, 8 :45, assumed the offensive, they were obliged “ Miss Maxine Elliot, the new-comer from easterly 111.9 feel to a sluke; llan ce northerly for Weal Brooksville aud Peuobecol dully. to retire to the covered ways and into the 71.8 feet to u stake In thu southerly side fine of O. A. CROGOTT, Manager. beyond the seas, is an extremely handsome suid l'ark street; thence by andon tl£ southerly R ockland, Me. “Three Classes of Men,” crater. brunette, with a voice of great charm and Could Not Sleep, Nervous side Hue of suid Park street, 110 feet to the place of By this time the enemy had brought up sweetness. She played Sylvia in a manner to Headaches. beginning, beiug lot No. 11 on a plan of building VINALHAVEN STEAMBOAT CO illustrated, is sent free, sealed, by mail upon troops from their right anti had planted artil raise high expectations of her all-round ability Y O R K S A F E lots iu Rockiund, drawn aud surveyed by L. L. application. K v e r y j h u u k , aniddlo-aged lery at several points on the hill and opened Buckland for Geo. W. Berry and the heirs of or old man suffering the slightest weakm > as an actress, for it was a graceful and ex Gentlemen:—I have been taking A G. Luce, iu lbTfl Thut It would be for the Summer Arrangement. should read it. It will show an easry. sure with guns and mortars on the crater, then tremely pleasing impersonation.” your Restorative Nervine for the past The Best in the World. benefit of said wuid thut suid estate should be sold, mid »needy way fo regain strength ami filled with Ninth Corps troops, both black three months and 1 cannot say aud the proceeds placed ut Interest. Hald guardiau bealtft wlxeu everything else baa failed. and white. therefoie prays thut she may be empowered, agree- GRANITE BUSINESS BRISK. enough in its praise. It lias Always Reliable ubly to law, to sell the same ut prlvule sale, or such tr. VINALHAVEN The SANDEN ELECTRIC CO., This fire was terribly destructive, as the Saved fly Life, part thereof os the Court may deem expedient No. S26 UrtMMlwuy, Aiew York, men were penned up like rats in a trap, and ELIZA U. LUCE. Wind and weather permitting, will leave Swan's could not get out without running the gaunt Mrs. IL G. Spofford of the Acadian House for I had almost given up hope of Sure Protection from Fire 4and every week day at 6.46 a. in.. Green’s Land Also tbleago, Denver, axsd l.suduu, log. ever being well again. I was a KNOX COUNTY.—Iu Probate Court, held at _jg about 7 a. in., Vinalhaven about 8.20 a. m , let. It was almost an impossibility to escape is still very sick----- Goss & Small have a Rockland, on the third Tuesday of July. ]H96. arriving at Rockland about 9.36 a. in. Largest Electro-Medical Concern iu the World! unharmed, the ground was so swept by their large contract to furnish cut stone for New chronic sufferer from nervousness and EPH. PERRY, Agt., On the petition ufoiesuid, O u d er k d , That notice Returning will leave Rockland every week day x>£&. p r a s w r E V O fire. At 9:15 Gen. Burnside received an York----- Three vessels are now loading here could not sleep. I was also troubled be given, by publishing a copy of said petition at 2 p. m., Vinalhaven about 8.2o p. in., Green’s for New York, one lor Boston and one for with nervous headache, and hud tried Rockland, Maine. with this order thereon, three weeks successively, T-Minting about 4.46 p . m , arriving at Sw an's order from headquarters to withdraw his prior to the third Tuesday of August nest, in the I land about 6.46 n. in. troops, but this order did not reach the crater Bar Harbor, all with granite------Methodist doctors iu vain, until I used your I'ourier-U axvtte, u uewspapei printed in Rockland, Connection at Rockland with 1 p. m. train of FEMALE PILLS. until 12:20. In the meantime the troops Sunday School had a picnic at Oak Point in N erv in e, m rs. m . Wo o jj, Uiugw