The Republican Joijrnai. uHUME_71._BELFAST, MAINE. THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1899. NUMBER 35. contents of To-Day’s Journal. of party leaders.. Geu. Otis reports the arri- Barkentine Priscilla Wrecked. Base Ball. Bells. val at Manila of transport Ohio, which sail- Wedding PERSONAL. PERSONAL. PAGE 1. ed from San Francisco 26. There were July One of the Eleven Vessels .In* Week Drinkwater Family Re- Ashore Near Cape The on the streets no casualities during the voyage. Five sick game Congress grounds Henderson-Garey Miss Ethel J. Garev, iMiius Meet in Belfast.. Barkentine Hatteras. Mias Florida B. Mrs. Perham is were next to be daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. McKeen left for Waltham, Abby visiting Miss Julia uu ked..The l ull Maine Reunion., left at Honolulu.Seven hundred Tuesday promises one of the most Garey of Gibbs Newton and last uti't Maine and fifteen officers and men The recent hurricane which dealt street, Centre, Mr, Mass., Saturday. Perry. Complimented..The Reg- of the Third death interesting of the season. The Portlands William Hab..Big J. Henderson of Winterport, Me., Mining operations Clip- sailed for Manila 25th on and destruction on Porto Rice are New Miss A. F. Soutbworth went Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Thorndike Race. .Wedding Bells..The Belfast Cavalry Aug. apparently champions of the England league. were married last evening iu the Methodist to Union Sat- returned to ii,ittee..W. C. T. I' the transport St. Paul, from Wash. lost but little of its when it struck for a short Boston Notes..Yachts Seattle, fury the This is the first game here this season with a Episcopal Church, Newton Centre. The urday visit. Monday. Remains Still Unclaimed. Personal. Atlantic coast. No such result church was elaborately decorated. A large damaging professional team and should be Roscoe Staples of Rockland was in Belfast Miss Ada E. Larrabee went to PAGE 2 Drinkwater Family Reunion. liberally number of guests witnessed the ceremony, Waterville has attended a storm in the past of a on quarter patronized. which was performed at 8 o’clock by the Saturday business. Tuesday for a short visit. i. County Notes...The Scenery of off North Carolina. winds Rev. The second annual reuuion of the Drink- century High and George H. Spencer, pastor of the church. Miss Footprints. The best of base ball in Nellie Walker of Lynn arrived Satur- Miss Ann Jackson went to Boston seas, which blew and game which the The bride was gowned in pearl-white duch- Monday water family was held in the Pavilion at unceasingly day night to visit page 3. Belfast team has taken this esse satin with point lace The day friends in Belfast. for a visit of a few weeks. at a 75 mile an hour velocity, were the cause part season was trimmings. Temple Northport, Aug. 25th. The maid of honor was Miss Etta M. Heights, on Garey, Mrs. A. A. MeUth in Cuba. .Swanville Sunday of disasters and that not more the Congress street grounds in this Small aud son Houston are Mrs. B. B. Grant returned Lome to weather had been for two many lives city, sister of the bride. The bridemaids were Boston v' Notes Isaac McLellan stormy days, and Dead... the relatives in were lost is considered a Aug. 23d, between Belfasts and Thomas- Miss Florence and Miss Florence visiting Winthrop. Monday, after a visit in Belfast. ( areer. The Kansas Corn Crop. Friday morning looked unfavorable, which I by many survivors Speare ton. The home team was made Brown of Newton Centre and Miss miracle. Thirty-five shipwrecked seamen, up as usual Marjorie Mrs. James E. Doak of Mass., is Mrs. Elmer Small will arrive home PAGE 4. kept many away. There was a good attend- B. Hemingway aud Miss Alice E. Marlboro, to-day j and the Thomastons were local of Whiting arrived at Norfolk, Virginia, last week,from players of The best man was visiting at Geo. R. Doak’s. from a visit in N. B. Visit to Poiuts auce, however, ami the roll-book, which was Holyoke. Mr. Walter Frederickton, Northport on j that town, with Fehan of the P. N News. Corres- Hatteras. It is from them the was Rocklands in Henderson, brother of the groom. The William irthport County signed at the desk, showed 14 names at the story Planehard of Meriden, is a Mrs. Ansel L. White is her the box. He has ushers were Messrs. Fred Edward V. Ct., visiting sister, learned. no less than eleven played short-stop and in G., of dose of the meeting. The steamer Castiue They report aud Alexander Henderson of guest Mrs. Mary O. Littlefield. Miss Emily H. Court street. page 5. j the field Newton Cen- Alden, vessels ashore on the coast between for the Rocklands, but proved one the Belfast party, a Hatter- tre and Horace C. Fisher of Brookline. A brought, by special trip, of the Mrs. D. G. Stoddard of is Howard French of New York is •r Belfast Ihe Churches .The News as and New River Inlet and estimate that best pitchers that has visited Belfast reception was held at the home of the bride’s Lowell, Mass., visiting a buck-board party came from Lincolnville, visiting J. F. Sheldon of Puor’s relatives in this season. He had excellent both parents after the ceremony. [Boston Herald Mills. Lincolnville and Belfast. and others teams. The Associa- thirty lives were lost. Among those who ar- support PAGE 6. by private behind Aug. 23d. Tilestou rived there the bat aud in the field. The Woodside of Sabattus visited his L. T. Snow and wife of New tion freely offered the auditorium for the were ten of the crew of the bark- ! game Haven, Ct., > Crop Reports .1. C. Libby’s was 5 Tileston are 1 tied, and 5, at the end of the 6th uncle, Wadlm, last week. in Belfast and e \ e entine Captaiu of Bal- inning, Esq., visiting Prospect. eransat Windermere.. Main.* us** of the visitors. E. S. Clark provided Priscilla, Spriugstein Willis-Shute. Miss Melinda vcntioii of Water and it was not until the last half of the 11th Emeline, Mr. and Register Deep tables in his restaurant for the benefit of. timore, which vessel lies broken in three Mrs. Dana S. Ayer of Miss Mildred Mason went to Harbor..A: the of Mrs. Frances E. was Worcester, Farmington >:mg County that another score was made, the daughter Shute, :*.r on Gull 18 miles north of breaking Mass,, visited friends in Belfast last week. to attend •mological Proposal. those who brought picnic dinners, all the pieces Shoals, Cape united in Monday the Normal school. tie and leaving the visitors victorious. marriage to Mr. Gardiner Billings Hatteras. There were four fatalities Farnsworth of Mrs. R. PAGE 7. cottages on the grounds were hospitably shortly Wiiiis of Augustus South Boston is E. Talbot and children are visit Thomaston has an able team, and it is hoped Canton, Mass., Tuesday, August ing" and was shown. The after the Priscilla went ashore, the captain's visiting relatives in Belfast and Mrs. Lettie Pace ,1 Reunion of the Hatch opened every courtesy that other 23rd. The took at the home Belmont. Mayo of Family games with them may be arrang- ceremony place Ivemluskeag. o Correspondence Hints tor of the F. A. wife washed overboard and drowned. unty Superintendent Grounds, being of her mother on Pearl Miss of Mrs. W. Reunions. ed. The score: street, Rev. Geo. S. Mary L.Wight Boston, after a visit L. Hanson is visiting her parents Regimental was in his efforts to The others who lives were Dickey, untiring make lost their the Mills to relatives Mr. and Mrs. T. H. PAGE B. BELFAST, A.B. R. B.H. T.B. P.O. A. E. officiating. The parlor where the cer- here, left, for Portland Decrow, in two Saturday. Searsport. the visit, a pleasant one. The Ladies’ Aid captain’s sons, aged 24 and 12 years, re- Johnson, c.6 0 2 2 8 4 0 emony occurred was beautifully decorated Mrs. E. left Miss Estelle Ames of a's..C«.*unty Correspondence..Ship G. Darby, 1L. .5 1 0 0 13 0 0 Mary Haugh Saturday to visit Unity visited her >. .Births Deaths. who had of the decorations spectively, and Goldenborough connected .Marriages.. Society, charge McDonald, 1. f. 5 i 2 2 0 in green and white relieved an abundance her Mrs. Mrs. 0 l by daughter, Fred Biather, of Boston. sister, Freeman R. Cook, the past at the auditorium for the with the Lee family, and a relative of one H. Patterson, c. f.6 1 l 1 2 Spiritualist camp- 0 0 of sweet peas. Only a few of the relatives week. Hazeltine, 3b.4 1 0 0 Mrs. C. H. Glass returned to v\ S Oh 1 HE WEEK. the week, and of the vessel’s owners. The older of the 5 3 5 Bangor Sat- meeting previous re-arranged Vickery, r. f 3 0 0 0 and intimate friends were but the 0 0 1 present, urday, from a visit to her Mrs. K. Mrs. W. H. Farnham of East freshened and the room Spriugstein boys was first mate of the Pris- McLellan, 2b. 5 1 2 2 l sister, S. Dedham, the decorations, 2 1 large number of beautiful presents attested Mattkks. Chief Justice John cilla B. Darby, s 3.5 0 1 1 1 3 2 Brick. Mess., is visiting her sister. Mrs. A a cheerful Captain Spriugstein escaped from the to Lyba presented very appearance. Newingham,p. 4 0 2 2 2 4 2 the interest and good wishes of many. ms held his last term of court Mrs. James Hatch. The was called to order wreck with the remainder of the crew, but B, Baker of l'or to business meeting The bride is well and known in Ashmont, Mass., he is resign his position Total.43 5 10 10 32 10 12 favorably is still at Hatteras from a wound in was a guest of Mrs. G. W. Miller the Wm. J. Prince and mother from Law- I'•" h.i, and in October, when the at 11 o’clock by John S. Feruald of Belfast, suffering this, her native city. She is a graduate of past the breast. All the vessel’s crew were THOMASTON, A.B. R. B.H. T.B. P.O. A. E. week. rence, Mass., are his relatives in cuing term of the will be who has been as secre- injur- the Belfast School and has a visiting year serving temporary Henry, c. f... 6 0 2 2 2 0 0 High taught ed more or less. Belfast. city, lie will sit in Wiscasset. tary. aud the Drinkwater Family Associa- Fehau. p. 5 0 0 0 2 3 0 number of years in the school for the blind Miss Edith L. Strout went to Farmington s at one uieut. l,. Johnson the Levenseller, 2b.6 l 0 0 3 2 l Rev. G. G. health, time eonsider- tion was choice of the follow- of revenue cutter in Mr. Willis to attend the fall term Winslow left for a organized by Foster, s. s. 6 2 2 2 1 6 1 Philadelphia. has charge of Monday of Normal Tuesday : has who few visit to Bar mined, improved greatly ing officers: service, returned to Washington Aug. Leighton, lb. 6 0 2 2 10 0 0 the normal training department in the School. days Harbor and Southwest few the Eng- past months, Chief 25th from a tour of observation of the hurri- Hanley, n. 6 0 2 2 7 3 0 Harbor. President. Ansei Wadsworth. 1. lish High school at Providence, R. I. Policeman L. H. is not much work on the Maxcy, f.5 0 0 0 4 0 0 They Jipson of this is to done coast city j cane-swept of North Carolina, says in Wiuehenback, r. f.5 2 l 2 0 1 will make a to and Mrs. Winfred > Vice Mathew wedding trip St. John be Chief of Police at the Grove Jones of New York left for year, having concluded, as he Presidents, Drinkwater, 3b. 5 1 Maple camp- his report to the life-saving bureau: McDonald, 3 4 2 0 1 other all the comfort and enjoyment Northport; Alban L.Drinkwater, Northport; cities in the Provinces and will be at meeting. home Tuesday after a visit in Belfast and “The rescue of the Priscilla’s crew was an it of the remainder of his Mrs. Aurelia S. Pendleton. Total.50 6 12 13 33 14 4 home after October 15th at 24 \ life, Waltham, Mass.; Whitney Mrs. Irvin E. Howard and .cinity. exhibition of heroism. Miss Belle .eg that he has already done more Mrs. Fannie E. Belfast; Arno W. Rasmus S. Midgett, Innings. 123456789 10 11 Total street, Providence, R. I. Sylvester. Warren are a week with in I)r. Charles P. Bean made a brief visit to 'hare of the surfman at Gull Shoals was the Belfast.000410000 0 0 5 spending friends hard work. Although Knight. Lincolnville; Emery O. Pendleton, station, Thomaston...0 040010 0 0 0 1 6 Rockland. relatives here last week, returning to Bos- •ig his 77th birthday, Chief Jus- hero. It was 3 o’clock in'.the with Esancy-McLain. In Belfast: Mrs. Mary E. Ingalls. Belfast; Mrs. morning, West Appleton Aug. ton > Stolen bases, Belfast. 3; 1. Two- Saturday. is still quite vigorous of body, the hurricane at its and the rain fall- Thomaston, Frank G. Arnold arrived from Boston Cordelia Mrs. height base hits, McDonald of Thomaston. Bases on 16, Mr. Arthur Esancy and Miss Lizzie A. timid is as and active as Drinkwater, Northport; Bean, D. bright in 1. Hit to visit relatives in Hugh McLellan wi" attend the Har- Hallowell. ing torrents. The surfman saw a mass of balls, Belfast, 5; Thomaston, by pitched McLain were united in at the home Thursday Belfast and J Powers has ten dele- ball, Belfast, 1. Struck marriage vard Law appointed about out, by Fehan, 6; by Searsmont. School, the fall term of which wreckage 15 feet from the shore. This 6. Wild of the bride, in the presence of a num- attend the convention of the Secretary. John bernald, Belfast. Newingham, pitches, by Felian, 1; by large 20th. was the barkentine and Newingnam, 1. Sacrifice hit, opens Sept. deration to be held in Chicago, Treasurer, Albau F. El Priscilla, upon it Hanley. Umpire, ber of guests. Rev. G. M. Bailey of Sears- Mrs. S- H. Witherspoon of Worcester, well, Northport. Dilworth. Scorer, Fred W. Patterson. A. D. crouched the survivors. She was broken in mont 1 Smalley auu M. C. D:I worth will They are Henry B. Cleaves, Committee on time and of next performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mass., returned home Monday from a visit place The Belfast team went to A. H. two, and the stern had drifted in. The men Newport by Mrs. attend the reunion of the t»th Maine Gardner, Rockland; meeting, Capt. Marion Drinkwater, Lincoln- Esancy received a large hum her of in Belfast and Northport. Battery Butler, Waterville; J. F. Bass, on the wreckage were exhausted and could buckboard Saturday aud were defeated by useful and beautiful at Bangor to-day. ville; Robert W. Sylvester, Rockland; Mrs. presents and have the Mrs. Annie Haskell of Rockland and Hat- has. H. S. the team of that a Prescott, Biddeford; not help themselves. Singlehauded, he res- place by score of 13 to 12. best wishes of a host of friends. Dr J. G. Brooks returned Atlanta Rhoades, tie Trower of Boston are the guests of Mr. to the city Mon- Prof. C. Northport. Dilworth was at his old in nitt, Eastport; Henry cued all who were still aboard. The surfman place the box and from a few weeks At 12 o’clock the fur and Mrs. George R. Doak. day sojourn on the North 'Worth; Wm. H. Newell, Lew- meeting adjourned second The Belfast School would wait until a big wave receeded when Newingham played base. Following Committee. Shore, Northport. is M. Blanchard, Wilton; Victor dinner. Mrs. Frank Pitcher and Miss Mabel Pitch- he would follow it, at the same time is the score: tilane, Greenville. These dele- The was at calling Dr. G. P. afternoon session opened 1.30 BELFAST. er of Medford, are in Camden, Lombard went to Bruns wick to one of A.B. It. BH. TB. P.O. A. E. The of the Belfast Mass., guests serve without for services them to jump overboard. As each regular meeting school pay o’clock and was devoted to discussion of fam- Johnson, c. 5 0 1 1 6 1 0 of Mr, and Mrs. E. C. Fletcher. Tuesday to attend the reunion of the 21st ense-So far this State man came in with the the surfman lb. 0 2 3 3 4 1 0 committee was held Monday evening, with year aud in with waves, Darby, Maine ily history getting acquainted 1. f 5 1 1 1 l 0 1 Regiment, \gent Milliken has received near- would seize him and him ashore. In Berry, nine members present. Lena, Willie ami Raphnel Leavitt return- each other. Two excellent recitations were carry H. Patterson, c. f.G 2 4 5 4 0 0 re for State aid ed last week from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Downes returned home applications this he saved six. Four others were 3d.4 2 1 1 1 On recommendation of the committee on their grand- Arno of way too Hazeltine, 0 G received him the given, by Knight Lincolnville, li. Darby, s. s. 5 2 2 2 2 5 1 father. W. H. Leavitt of Clinton. to Bristol, Ct., yesterday from a visit to by during feeble to drop overboard. The surfman final- supplies it was voted to buy one globe and last will the 'Making an editor out o’ Jim, aud by Mrs. ; Newingham, 2b. 3 2 1 1 3 1 2 II. J. year. This bring six Capt. Chaples. m ule his to the wreck and took oil McDonald, r. f. 5 1 3 3 2 0 2 maps for the use of the central schools; Mrs. and son Roscoe of much higher this than Mary Pottle of Bock port, ‘‘The last hymn.” ly way George Reynolds ip year Dilworth, p. 5 0 0 0 1 0 1 and to the Normal E. L. and each of these in turn." adopt Spellers and the Lewiston returned home Saturday from a Bryant family returned t-> Bos- regular ratio is kept up, and A vote of thanks was passed to the Tern- : Total ...44 Collar & Daniel method of Latin. ton Monday after a visit of two weeks in increase continue it will be pie Association for 12 16 17 24 8 13 The visit to Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Stevens. Heights Campmeeting j Belfast and isands of dollars The 19th Maine NEWPORT. A.B. R. BH. TB. P.O. A. E. matter of transportation was referred to the vicinity. greater. the use of the auditorium and courtesies Reunion. Geo. C. Howard of Centre Moutville left j Hamburton, p.... 5 12 2 0 2 0 A. Willis, a prominent member Superintendent, who accepted the lowest Mrs. R. A. Clifford closed her r showu. Barnes, lb. 6 0 1 1 7 0 0 Saturday for Ashland, Aroostook county, staurant nigh;* of committed bids as follows : Waldo Pythias, j The annual reunion of the 10th Young, e. f .6 1 3 3 1 0 1 avenue, Perkins and on Phenix Row. iml has taken Fred.‘rick O. Conant of Portland, a Driuk- | Maine where he is to teach the High school. Saturday, Thmnastou, Aug. *J4th,bv shoot- Meredith, 2b.G 2 1 1 4 0 4 Hartshorn James F. Regiment was held at G. A. R. Hall in Rock- district, Noyes; Union rooms over E. P. Frost’s clothing store. a bullet his heart. Ill water descendant, and secretary of the Stewart, r. f. 4 2 2 2 0 0 0 Misses Frances M. and Isabelle Robbins through | Chas. E. shore E. land 24tli. The weather was Chadbourue, s. s. 5 2 4 4 0 6 0 district, Wright; road, O. to have Maine was made an ! Aug. unfavor- Mrs. Etta C. Lowell of ■nought prompted the Genealogical Society, c. 5 1 1 1 11 0 0 leave to-day for their home in Lawrence, BigTimber, Mont, Newton, Pendleton; Pitcher district, no bids. survived a able, but the veterans themselves 2 0 is her by family.There honorary member. enjoyed Barton, If. 5 1 2 1 0 Mass., after a few weeks visit in this visiting parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Voted to an insurance of on city. csent no less over and Frye, 3b. .3 3 1 2 0 0 place SI,200 than eleven large The so far as talking past hardships renewing Clark of Freedom, aud relatives in Belfast. family history, completed. , the and Waldo B. Newton of Boston arrived Sun- under construction in Maine old The business academy building §200 each on the shows that the Drinkwaters of this vicinity acquaintances. meetiug Totals..45 13 17 17 26 a 5 Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Clark returned to a lieet of six more is to be built Citypoiut and Hartshorn to a two weeks’ vacation with his was called to order at 2 w m. E buildings. day spend are two distinct- by A. Bur- 1 2 o 4 5 6 7 8 9 Total Belfast tins from v* descended, through lines, Innings week but Pugland Navigation Compauy Voted to extend the wife at her mother’s, Mrs. Clara Gilmore's. Tempi*: Heights, pee of of the Belfast. 0 3 1 0 3 0 0 3 2 12 primary department at fiorn the Mayflower pilgrims. Rockland, president Associa- will return there later for a short yard New burvport, Mass_ Micajah Newport. 0 0 1 5 C 3 4 0 x 13 of the summer school one week stay. tion. longer. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Marriner and Miss Merrill at Drinkwater came to from North About 75 members were present. quarries Stonington Northport Voted that no Mrs. O. Mrs. Two-base hit, Patterson. Bases on balls, Bel- pupil be allowed to attend Edith Marriner of Vassalboro are George Bailey, Georg-* A. Yarmouth was in The records of 1898 were read by the secre- visiting bought by Philadelphia men, He boru 1739. married fast, 3; Newport, 1. Hit by pitched ball, Belfast, M. the public schools whose parents owe for E. Bailey and Mrs J. Fletcher, a.*<*. mpau d ■; crate them The tary and It was voted to meet 4; 2, Struck out, 4: Mrs. R. Thompson aud Mrs. J. T. Pottle. extensively. Elizabeth Bradford, a descendant of Wil- accepted. Newport, by Dilworth, by Hamburton, 8. Umpire, E. li. Parks. Scorer, tuition, and that bills for tuition he settled by her sou Edward, are visiting in R■- k tnd. this quarry is «>i tine quality, next year at Vinalhaveu. William Larrabee will return tins liam Bradford, the second Colonial Gover- H. T. Harmon. each term. Capt. ■ is one d most The and friends --f Mr-. airy the acces- The election of officers resulted as neighbors Hannah nor of and died about 1^30. follows: week to Sailors’ Sung Harbor, Staten Is- ■ Massachusetts, Voted to the usual recess *sseis on t :e coast.Governor give Sept. loth Whittsfeu called at her h-cm* Saturda*. \ * r President, C. B Yiual of Yiualhaven; Vice after his in Belfast. -..'id last wok that the They were the parents of eleven children, Transfers in Real Estate. to allow the teachers’ to attend the Waldo land, spending furlough special Presidents. Wooster S. Viual and T. S. Car- ing to witness the opening of a night hi •..ru- -dioose .i successor to Mr. Reed eight sons and three daughters; nine of the County Teachers’ Convention in Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Jellison, Mrs Carslev ver of Searsport. ing •ere us. Vinalhaveu; Secretary, Silas Adams The transfers in real estate were .died either the last Monday in families were reported at this reuniun and following Miss Russ was a sick 8 and Mr. Bert Lamb attended the Maine of granted leave of the first in November, Waterville, Chaplain, F. P. Turber of recorded in Waldo of Deeds Alberts. White of Riverside, Co.! mia Monday eight had representatives present. Micajah county Registry weeks. Deaf Mates’ Convention in Augusta Satur- Clinton, Executive Committee, T. G. ■ ant for the election will be issued Libby, for the week 189!): Chas. R. is visit.ng Mr and Mrs. Geo A ..ml y was the sun of Joseph and Jane (Latham) R. T. Carver and W. W. of Yiual- ending Aug. 80. The of H. D. day. ter Mi. Kittredge resignations McLellan of the Reed's resignation goes haven. Pendleton. to Louis Phila- Mr. White has ni ver Drinkwater, and Joseph was as<»nof Thus, Islesboro, Starr, school and Miss on 5.Friends of High Edith Thomas of the Rev. W. H. Maftitt. wife aud daughter of September At supper time a delicious ban )net was land in Islesboro. Mary A. twenty years. < and Elizabeth (Haskell) Drinkwater. delphia; Emery, Brick school were ■: Burleigh, wife of the con- served by the Ladies Relief in the accepted. Bucksport returned Saturday from a visit to Corps,and N. to Thomas B. Oro- Mrs. Mi jl.ln-n ri- iei a nionin.i ne auuuai ex- W. B. B. land in accompanied by Misses Ethel and Alice came over in the Winter, Bath; Hanson, George- Rockland; Lineolnville; (3 deeds). ard could no da and are m Belfast f :■ the re *n»i field of the Maine Histor- Mayflower. longer* serve as president of the family day town; Quartermaster Sergeant. Susan A. estate, Lineolnville, to G. Jones. The vice of the Young board. His as a member of mainder of the season, after m: ne me ty will beheld on Wednesday, presidents association Co. B. A. E. Nickerson, Swanville; A.H. resignation the sp- D. Spaulding, Rockland; land in Lineoln- Mrs. Mark Rankin and Mrs. Ames and Searboro.Wm. H. Looney, each represent a branch of the descendants Ellis, Swanville; E. W. Ellis, Belfast; Thos. committee for ward 2 was handed to Mayor weeks in Castine. Young, John ville. William Rainey, Prospect, to John children of Rockland are of Miss Lin- Portland, has been invited to of Micajah, and each is to collect data of his Liucolnville; Batchelder, Poor Tuesday. The city council will fill the guests Moses W. i. Brooks; Larrabee, Monroe; Daniel land in Prospect. Cyrus E. nie Holmes at the farm of her Alonzo Capt. G Hii hborn of Searsport was principal address at the Labor or her branch of the family, which will be Gamble, do.; vacancy. father, Batchelder, Palermo; Jason Ware, Rock- this on his to p :tsu ith a'inn in Rockland, on Tibbetts, Belfast, to L. Abbie McDowell et Holmes. city Thursday way Monday compiled by the secretary a3 fast as practi- land; George E. Cross. Rockland; E. G. The committee on teachers was authorized 4.Asher C. Hinds of Port- land and in Belfast. to join his vessel, sch. R. W. Hopkins, and cable. Wilson, Camden; John A. Porter, Camden. al., do.; buildings to till vacancies. James F. Frohock arrived on ■ Thursday’s has been Speaker Reed’s desk Co. K. B. B. Hanson. Georgetown; J. W. Henry O. Brown, Belfast, to William H. made a call at The Journal other*. All present were enthusiastic in favor of Adjourned. boat from Boston for a visit to relatives in for several years, Winter, Bath; Wm. F. Willis. Phippsburg; Washington Hall, do.; laud and buildings in Belfast. Mr B. P. Hazeltine of this 1. is a annual and of a CliH8. H. city pos u that position under the new holding reunions making Bowker, Phippsburg; J. H. Knight, Searsmont and Belfast. He has not been Richmond; Ezekiel D. Duuton, A W. Geo. S. Parker, Boston, to Samuel G. Dixon, tion as draughtsman in the oili.*.* ,,f th Na Mr. Henderson has tendered complete family genealogy. The company Bath; The committee on teachers has chosen A. here for ten years. Holbrook, Wm. A. West- land and in Isles- tional Tube W .rks at Fa. Mi to him and it will be broke about 4 each and all well Bath; McKenney, Philadelphia; buildings Pittsburg, accepted, up o'clock, port. D. Hayes as principal of the Grammar de- Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Brown of Palermo boro. Geo. D. Marden, Winterport, to Jas. Horace is one of the vice h uts ■is’s long experience, his knowl- satisfied that a has been made Co. Crosby pr*- beginning C.—J. L. Merrick, G. A. Osborne, J. partment and Miss Lillian as have moved to the farm of S. G. Norton in e duties and his have R. Downes, Frankfort; land and buildings Spinney princi- and of the capacity, toward better a D. Emerson, C. G. N. D. G. manager company. acquaintance and better Downes, Hoxie, pal of the Primary department of the Brick E. Perkins farmers’ F. Benton. in Frankfort. Isaac T. Leadbetter, Belfast, South Belfast, formerly the C. indispensable....The of the Tarbel, — school. s v Fv.*r- > knowledge family ancestry. Capt. J. W. ami little will probably be commenced in Co. G E. B. Hanson, Alfred Haskell, to Wm. H. McIntosh, do.; land and build- farm and the Ordway place. Burgess Augusta; Amos F. D. Rob- ett and Mrs. Alice Carr •••v s. .,mv ounty, next month. The exact Jones, Palermo; in Belfast. J. M. Winn et Mr. ami Mrs. F. W. Chase leave for spent bins, China: J. H. South J. ings al., Clinton, W. C. T. to-day lie opening of the fall campaign Librarians ^eet in Belfast. Haskell, China; U. Notes. with friends in Tinrmlike. w.T" ac- Benj. Moody, China; George D. Danforth. to J. F. Jones et als Burnham; land and their home in Newtonville, Mass. Mrs. been decided upon, but it will be home Miss Gertrude Yarrow, Freedom. Me. in E. Chase’s Mrs. L. L. will ac- companied by after the A few weeks ago Miss E. M. Pond, of the buildings Unity. Herbert Knowlton, mother, Kobbins, ly crops are gathered Co. E.—Capt. N. Smart, B. O. Al- Waldo county is looking toward the ban- who had been there. Sargent, Mass., to Cora Isles- company them for a few weeks’ visit. visiting eh dates as will not conflict with Belfast Free Library, conceived the plan of fred Cambridge, Yeaton, ner Stinson, Harvey Harm, Lieut. George which is offered for the largest pro-rata land and in Islesboro. The are now >:m uc .Wm. A. Roberts of Biddeford calling together such librarians as lived in H. Page, Searsport; P. L. Strout. Belfast. boro; buildings increase in The Journal had a call last week from W. Carlsbad entertain ng membership. How many of our W :sr Democrat in the Co. F.—Silas G. O. W. to its prominent guests Mrs. Waiter B Am First Maine cities and towns to talk over Adams, Waterville; Samuel Webb, Unity, Carlisle Webb B. editor of the Thomaston Herald. neighboring women will help win it? How will Foster, of lineal des< eudant of Fan! Revere. his can- White, Waterville; Col. P W. Starbird, many Boston, publicly acknowledge et al., land ami buildings in Unity. W. Mr. Foster was of the Thom- their different methods and gather help do.; one new member? short-stop Mrs. Wilson visit:- for : hrst the Congressional office which Charlestown, Mass.; Lieut. J. B. Bolsum, get How many will Saratoga from each other. As she dwelt the Brooklin, W. H. Bath, John P. Bioknell. South Thomaston, to Norard as tons, who played the Belfasts in this city time, attracted by the cure on viieg--.- at, the Thomas B. Reed is to vacate I upon Me.; Lernont, voluntarily join the Woman’s Christian Day Smith, Minneapolis. Minn. Grover, Buffalo, N. Y.; land and buildings 23d. Carlsbad. [i>t*.11 y Saratoga. Maine’s this arrangements her ambition grew, and hear- Temperance Union? Aug. spruce gum crop ; Wm.Leonard, of Co.H.—F.P.Furber,Clinton in Belmont. Norard Grover to Lillian S. us the a market ing the presence in Castine of several dis- It was O. Whitcomb of went Miss Addle who lias been record, having Albion; Elisha Ferrer, Steuben; E. H. Stew- undeniably pleasing, as well as Joseph Waldo to Wescott, spend- Bicknell, South Thomaston; land ami build- Ni hOOO.Rev. librarians she sent an invitation art, Sanford Gardiner; S- vv Elijah Kellogg, tinguished Steuben; Blown, encouraging, to hear Mr. Gale’s words of Lewiston Monday. He is to serve as super- ing part of her vacation in Belfast ith her •in minister and author to them, which was cordially H. Benton. ings in Morrill. Susau A. Barnes et al., Harpswell accepted by Abbott, intendent of the Exhibition a brother, C. 'V. Wescott has been the three W. commendation at Northport the other Hall, place teaching "i Island stories and other books follovnug gentlemen; Prof. R. C. Co. I.—Capt. E. A. Burpee, Rockland; Waldo, to Elizabeth J. Benson, Belfast; day. the two but now' Davis, who was accompanied by bis wife, W. C. B. Vinal, W. S. Yinal, F. He said, ’‘every woman ought tc to occupied by J. W. Knowlton for several past years in Connecticut, is to deliver an address at Merry- Kittredge, laud in Northport. Martin V. Nealley, New- belong Pres. Van Name of the Vale and Mr. C. John Cam- W. has a better in Atlantic N.J. library, Carver, Vinalhaveu; Calph, the C. T. U.” And,indeed, is it any less a years past. position City park on Sunday, Sept. 3....Cards assistant librarian at Cornell. A. C burg,to Wm. P. Nealley, Winterport; and in Austin, Prof. den; Edward Anderson, Carndeu; or !; received the mar- duty pleasure to work directly for sobrie- Miss Inez L. Barker of Centre announcing Davis has spent the larger part of his life in Dodge, East Somerville, Mass.; J. B. Bab- Winterport.F. A. et als., North- Montville Sch. Clara, E H. Colby & Son. arrived Dickey and •wnsheud, Vt., on Aug. 22nd of library work at Ann Arbor, and son, Rockport; ty, purity, the actual good of those arrived from Portland Mich., Brooklin, Me.; Peleg Wiley, port, to Mary F. Pulcifer, Brooklyn, N. Y., Saturday, having Tuesday morning from Deer Isle, having on Landman and Miss Grace E. stands high in his profession. Added to his Robert Carey, Rockport; Alden Dyer, Owl’s around 11s, than to meet for laud in Islesboro Laud & Im- personal study, completed a full course for a trained nurse board Mrs T. Parker and Miss Fio;a Mr. Landman was at wide knowledge there is a charm of manner Head; Maddocks, Rockland. Northport. Colby graduated Joseph or games, or in the secret societies for enter- which makes one instantly understand the Co. D.— Wilson White, Bangor; B. C. provement Co., to Annie S. St. at the Maine General Hospital. She was A. Colby of Boston, Miss Frances B. Ni'-oll 'us and formerly taught at the Tiffany, tainments ? of affection in which the Ann Arbor 1. N. Cunningham, F. H. called to North He is now an assistant at depth Shannon, Liberty; Louis; land in Islesboro. Sarah E. Curtis, port Monday. of Washington, D. C., Mr. A K Pressy of students hold him. Prescott, H. Page, Appleton. Will all Unions elections of offi- 'iv Central institute at Pittsfield, George to holding Mr. and Mrs. J. M. S. Farm- Newton. Mass. the the weather was Belfast, C. E. Tibbetts, do.; laud and Hunter of the They alleni -ycd trip; Although disheartening, cers send names of -v.iuor lines at this term of please those elected to paid there was a good attendance, and at about A Belfast Artist Complimented. buildings in Belfast. ington Chronicle with their daughter, Miss if they were out all night- -■•ot Judicial Court at Mrs. Georgia T. Woods, North Troy, Maine. Supreme 10 o’clock Tuesday morning, Aug. 22nd, the Mabel, have returned from a two months’ •Much will follow ing program wras carried out, the exer- Tlie State Cor. Sec. must have correct lists of The following comrades from Belfast and adjourned August 231, to the Pacific coast. All are in cises held in the beautiful lib- Seldom has attracted tlie atten- trip good about so,500.The Union being public anything Big Mining Operations. local and county officers for the State report. vicinity attended the reunion of tic* i!»th of so lovers of of blood health, and report a very interesting and en- Uuion closed its auuuai con- rary building which Belfast is justly tion of not only dogs royal I as have the hope every Union will send at least one Maine Regiment at Rockium! last, proud: but lovers of art as well, pic- joyable journey. Friday Des Moines, Iowa, 25th. iu L. C. Halifax, N 22. The Aug. Selection from tlie address given by Pres. tures which have been ou exhibition j S., August acquisi- delegate to the State convention. Sept. 26th E. W Ellis, Isaac Hills, P. L Stroiit. d N. reports showed the order pros- W. Co.'s store. were oil tion of Mr. W. O. Crockett of the U. S. S. Texas, C. Lane at the Atlauta Conference, Miss Williams & They o,ue-half the Belle Isle, N. F., iron and 28th. at Portland. Cunningham, Belfast N Smart. A. E Ni -k- i The next E. M. of a valuable old setter | increasing rapidly. Pood; How to encourage the fouuda- paintings "Take,” fields was at the with his brother and friends of Belfast, were | Mrs. W. 15. completed to-day Sydney, Have the Unions signified to Miss Fannie erson, H. Harris, Swar.ville: B. O Sargent, will be held in Washington in tion of Libraries in Small Towrus, Miss Col- owned sometime ago by Briggs, j solicitors of the steel th e Clark of highly entertained Wednesday, Aug, lilth, A io<)0. cord, Searsport; How Can tlie Circulation of and "Nik,” her blooded little ruby spaniel. company handing Monroe, their intention to help our Stinson, Searsport; Jefferson Y ing, work of Mr. A San- Mr. F. S. Batchelder’s at a Small Library be Increased? Miss Annie They were the Percy late owners a check for one million dollars. W. C. T. U. booth at the Fair? by family their Linc.dnviile; E. W. Prescott. Northport; rare How to Make a born of Belfast, Me., and were repro- summer kf. The United States O.Gerry,Thomaston ; Library A contract for 4(X> coke ovens has been let tc Emily F. Miller. home, the Idle Hours, East North- John Stratt-urd Monroe. Army Mias E. M. Pond ductions of animal life. Both dogs are well ■ Attractive, ; Use of Pictures v Register says Admiral Watson, and the were in the United Gas and Coke company oi port. Exhibitions aud Bulletins, Miss Burrows, known in this city, pictures Mrs * ceded at is seri- Etta L. Davis lias resigned her posi- Dewey Manila, Belfast and Mrs. C. VV. Thomas- feature and expression almost living like- for one million dollars. Yachts and Boats. Stimpson, Philadelphia Mr. William R. Snow of East a for- with heart trouble. It is these. The delicate and unusual Boston, tion as bookkeeper for A. A Howes it Co., hoped, ton ; Talks in School on the Use of the Li- nesses to While H. M. is in Cape Breton, the was also Whitney mer resident of award- that enforced quiet may restore on the Reference Book and coloring of ruby spaniel per- The September number of the Cosmopoli- Bucksport.was lately and in the near future will g<> to brary, Catalogue, he will start the of the Brooklyn. fect. The were the objects of wide sinking greatest ed with a bronze uietal health.Since the beginning of Miss N. Burbank, Rockland; Co-operation pictures tin magazine lias a finely illustrated article by the Massachu- N. V to make a home for her admiration. fBroekton, Mass., Enter- shaft on the continent. It will he 55 daughter, ‘oisir war there have been enlisted between Teachers aud Librarians, Miss Jean Daily mining setts Humane for tile by John K. Spear on the coming contest for Society saving eight- Miss F. L. Davis, who is a teacher in the S. Pond, Amlover High School; What Can prise, Aug. dlst. feet square, of a daily capacity of 4,000 tons gular army 00,071 men. This in- of child of John from the Do for Miss Mrs. is a native of Belfast, a sister coal and command fifty million tons of the America’s cup. year-old Captain Degan public schools of that city. In November who were Library Country Schools, Briggs those discharged after black diamonds. in Boston Pierce, Frankfort; Branch Libraries, dis- D. P. Palmer. The schooner drowning Harbor. next Mrs. Davis would have her c of the war and the increase of of Mrs. yacht Tempest, Frank B. completed cussed by several. fifth with .11 for in tile Wood, owner; and the steam launch Matio twenty year Howes '-'0,000 in building ones, together with the chias Geo. W. Drisko from the HADDOCKS, PLYMOUTH VEIN, SCRANTON, by plat- this must become the rulers of this a dyke across Middle river. This dyke day, form of Libby Hall, the writer could uot civc the framers of its moral code of drained a large area, which wasjconverted country, and LATTIMER LEHIGH. help recalling the fact that he was a resi- the of its civiliza- Stove and and into a fair and lands. The laws, representatives Egg ground grass Chest tint. (irate. dent of Machias aud had “spoken pieces” tion aud tbe emblems of its Chris- fairs of the Central Washington County living Delivered and put in (in barrels). .sSO.OO #5 so on the of old Hall in Dump Cart* ...... 5.So 5.05 were held and platform Libby years tianity. Agricultural Society here, Prices at Wharf. 5.00 5.40 before Mr. Drisko came to Machias. This THE to have i warning CUBAN QUESTION. Lehigh 25c. per ton extra, the track, level as a floor, is said year we were welcomed by John F. Lynch, We will leave here these local ) IS OFTEN VERY been one ot the best in tbe State. The right CUMBERLAND COAL. i WOOD OF ALL KINDS.; QESIRABl Esq., who did not come to Machias until and look afield for footprints of owners of the refused to be assessed questions dyke world-wide When this All coal guaranteed satisfactory in weight, quality an 1 delivery.] I after the writer had taken up his residence of interest. nation, Telephone Winter attention to outside limits. a break be- Connection for repairs, and Anally little prompted by the spirit of humanity, £'#r~Special given delivery city I 18-4 \ We Guarantee it elsewhere; aud upon proper presentation So the of the hair tells came a one and the fair falling to the Cubans throw off laige grounds of the of and attempted help A discount of 25c. per ton from above will be allowed all of the facts to this very genial and elo- approach age the of their XJ/^V'T'rj prices customers for CASH settlement with were flooded and can no be used. yoke Spanish oppressors of their longer declining power. i’V/ 1 Lj. from delivery coal, provided their orders, in ton lots or more, are before i. it was between us they had no wish or expectation or design fjiven Septemhci The railroad had laid quent gentleman agreed No matter how barren the tree coal delivered at OUR convenience any time before November 1, IsOfi. Washington county of or but a that when the Maine Press Association conquest annexation, simply and was nor how leafless it may seem, out its route over the dyke put desire to help a neighboring people, who next visits Machias the writer should de- you confidently expect leaves to secure the needed to enable them to assert their to huge expense proper And help liver the address of welcome. again. why? and maintain but found foundation for their road bed. Tbe rail- Because there is life at the rights them; they At Calais aud the same diffi- a people lacking in many ways the essen- ? it is build an Eastport roots. J ,-ad company will, said, [ tial to establish and maintain was At the latter need not about ■> qualities at so that if the culty experienced. place So you worry iron bridge this point, * statehood so we fuust still the ► the of the successfully, tbe amount writer was taken for his father, and his falling your hair, them. dyke is not properly repaired, threatened of help father for his aud there was ", departure youth I grandfather, " r heretofore on it will be lost. p and And OUR NEW POSSESSIONS. Goods. expended beauty. why? " a ► | general confusing of families and rela- if there is a of Going east from here tbe railroad is quite Because spark God had a purpose to perform in this Next tine it will be in order k life in the roots of I as He had in the COAL! tionships. remaining war, near the Macliias river down to what used Spanish-American GOAL! I to visit tne and interview the l the hair Civil War. Then it was emancipation, be known as the Him” grave yards bridge, now it is moral reform. The isles of the tombstones. Our stay in Eastport was through the dr w of which vessels bound sea that have come into our possession by too brief to permit of the quest of more the decree of the wise Ruler of nations Now is the Time to Your x • M.iv liia- have to pass. It then strikes P. Palmer Winter's Cot- familiar landmarks are a Buy and the houses in at our door for purpose; and »■ river and placed Dwight loss L the East Macliias which dwelt those of shall we withhold our aid to help them to the of that name, past generations. passes thlough village AYER’S a state of civilization and enlightened East port has changed, and not for the OFFERS A Sl'PERB I.1NK OF first THOROUGHLY PREPARED COAL -i 1. s tli( Washington Academy, found- morality because it may cost treasure and QUALITY, better, in outward aspect at least, since anxious and labor ed iii 7 an i which is now taking on a perhaps prolonged the days when it was a gay garrison town, on our part to formulate and establish a .. i* \\ Sts-re! life, an appropriation having and wise for those differ- ft e offer ft* the citizens of Belfast and vicinitt: with the Stars aud Stripes floating from just government SUMMER SHIRTS, ... ; last for the Legislature ent tribes who have so dwelt in the the following (cell known coats : Fort Sullivan and the notes of the life and long subs*antiai addition to the j HAIR darkness of barbarism? building. HATS, CAPS, drum stirred the air. The smoke and .Some statesmen and partisans look at \V igtci: Academy celebrated it cen- smell of the sardine factories are now the political side of the question and form :i: 1The sermons were HOSIERY, by themselves into expansion or everywhere present, in place of the fishy anti-expan- - lo- William De Witt Hyde, D. T)., of sion parties; but God cares for none of hut more odor of NECKWEAR, Lackawanna i after I agreeable drying cod, these His to an : Plymouth Vein, »i hi Cell ge. and Lev. Micah James things. footprints point hake and haddock. The VIGOR of an of of boats education, : ; h in. r.i Providence. Ih 1.: the style expansion expansion activ- with UNDERWEAR. used in the fisheries has The will arouse it into healthy morality, coupled Christian civiliz*- ;. -• changed. ..I cuss i*y Hon. George F. Tal- ity. The hair ceases to come tion. Creek Cumberland Co red-tanned sails of the little boats that and the All new stylish goods, George’s '« h..rh, .. native of East Macliias; out: it begins to grow: I believe this is the purpose of the up-to-date used to out each for fish is restored at and in to suit all liev. Samuel Han is of Vale go day bottom glory of your youth Almighty in this strife, and all the opposi- prices styles to vou. tion of the cannot are no seen, and the craft which anti-expansionists and tastes. Price* at Delivered i i t \. a of the Academy: j longer purses giaduate 'Jfe have a book on the Hair hinder it. Their attacks in the rear, or Wharf. Dump Car: to the sardine factories arc ~ h .. ; < ! the occasion was another bring herring and its Diseases. It is free. the aid and sympathy they give to the Chestnut Coal.85.00 85.85 double-euder sloops of about 30 feet over barbarians such as these— ornate and native of the town, Arlo The Bast Advice Free. by expressions think it will please you to Stove 5.00 5 85 I all, without aud weath- If do not obtain all the teneflU “Our rulers have no right to establish a > : h stem who has won bis spins topmasts—speedy yon look these over. “. 5 40 5 05 you expected from the use of the iftor, i without the consent of the goods no It. government h rnahsm and literature and is now a | eriy boats, doubt, and easily handled. 1 write the doctor about Probably J Furnace the as 5.40 5.05 i thero is 6ome difficulty w>th your tteu- governed; constitution says so, hi as half a | : a* -be Institute of Technology, re, century ago, wesaw canoes eral system which may be easily well as denies the right of expansion." ; under sail, !uit were of not These ideas not to have a in >• .. '1 ! <■ poet closed with a h>ving they canvas, ^ ought place P. Lehigh coal 25 cents per ton higher tlie this Dwight Palmer, lurch as vocabularies of age. : t‘i t 11 old school house, placed hark, formerly. There used to enlightened are obsolete of a A discount of 2oc ton will be Red Hot from the Gun They dogmas past age. per made from the above to i; a bi< : o:. the hill, and to the men be good pollock fishing from the wharves prices THK CKY OK IMIM.IUALISM. era Was the ‘ball that hit G B. Steadman of M.tSOXIC for Cash settlement within 10 days from of their > from t to win distinction here, and probably is now; but our party TEMPLE, delivery Newark, Mich., in the Civil War. It caused The old is to block their orders an ton lots, or arc no enemy always ready more, placed before !>t a ■'ta’as. Few like insitutions can found time t" a line“--not even .September “drop liorrible Chans that no treatment the wheels of he sees P, EL ; helped progress whenever FAST. to receive their coal to friends at home. for 20 Then Buckien’s Arnica Salve ready at our convenience any rime before V .\..n a as n any distinguished graduates. years. any effort made to ameliorate the condi- cur:d him. Cares (bits. Bruises, Burns a Macliias we little of Treat’s Island is the scene of the first tion of the human race. In this case he Aitt: viug see Boils, Felons, Corns. Skin Eruptions. Best is to make our own defeat them- tii .a wl se names on the establishment in this Of Pile cure on earth. 25 cts. a box. Cure people appear canning country. tt'E AT.I KIXTEE PROMPT DEL! PER I guaranteed. Sold by R. If. Mood). Drug- selves by inharmonious action and again he ,1 st a a is a little the ,Stowers ruysville pretty proprietor, Upbam Treat, is to weaken our home efforts gist. trying by CORRECT WEIGH T and tVasi ;; gton his second Eastport and set up an establishment for Washington comprises during fall needlessly; still their opposi- area of partisan ■ crm lobsters at the He the entire the State aud is sepa- *f fib*. “What a theme for im- canning Billings place. tion will come to naught; for God has afterwards and moved to the rated from Eastern the cause. ■ a. ,i.a;i : said the New York Sun. purchased Washington by taken up this Hear what he says island in our harbor which has since been Cascade of which stands by the mouth of his prophets. A Kid a. father, sen oi grandson, uncle range mountains, Declare the Lord’s praise iu the islands jei-hew inilds the generally known by his name. Historical- barrier between two climates almost as CLOSING OUT Dennysville post- says Isaiah. Let the inhabitants of the SALE it is or Allan’s the distinct as those of the North and South, oliue unde; every President of the United ly Dudley Island, for- islands be glad, Psalms. All the islands mer in the treaties and corre- Eastern is a coun- of the heathens shall G< rge TV asl down to diplomatic Washington prairie worship Him, Zeph- aniah. He shall turn his face to the is- < between the United .States and to the extreme of heat and We have over G rover 'h velando spondence j try, subject 2,000 pairs—___ lands, Daniel. The inhabitants of the Great Britain, and the latter in the cold, while the climate of Western Gr aiai> the visitoi has few recollec- legis- j isles shall be astonished at thee, Kzeikel. lative acts of Maine. As it was iirst own- -controlled the cur- 1 1 view of 1 i!< fact his last Washington by Japan Hear it and declare it to islands afar off. ed and is the burial of the revolu- rent—is mild and The The eternal God takes care of the is- m-o the;** was at least place equable. merer.ry fifty years ago; lands and lie has started for John Allan, it should never to zero, aud 85: iu the shade apparently "t n*• i. ti was in tionary patriot, drops ulty experienced find- the conquest of the uations; it we may continue to be called Allan’s Island.’’ in summer is unusual. The are »cd recognizing the house where he nights judge by His footprints on the shores of cool and restful. the the time. The movements of the ■w the gtust oi his uncle. Dr. Charles always Generally present and most nations of the that we shall out at P of this section is greatest powerful 300 close the earliest nr nu •'■ter. Of more atmosphere charged CASES possible personal interest was a earth trend the with from toward consumation of o. smoke clearing of lands, thus | u the Louse in whieh the writer rst universal peace. The alliance in senti- CASTOR IA much of but tv obscuring any nearby objects. :he light. Jt has been modernized, For Infants and Children ment and feeling, if not on the statute REGARDLESS OF COST. Fortunately for the present brisk travel books of great nations, working in liar, to exterior and interior, and with JUST RECEIVED. from the the air is clear and monyfor the elevation of the human race- its i.jicl vi,v The Kind You Have east, cool, not floors, ornamental porch Always Bought the same and the confer- This is a sale for the of as one point way, peace purpose unloadiny an ; transparent could wish. The Cas- •oumei windows, has quite the air of Bears the ence now iu session at The Hague are A cade the in the West; the lation of old stock. The demand for our c nu’ ’-v.i The of range, Olympia indelible footprints pointing plainly to patented ding. lady the house. Signature of To sell them we are ;,s and the millennial time coming. Punington (nee Deminu) and her far-spreading Sound; magnificent brushes has increased to such an extent that we are eternal J may not live to see that day, but -mo spied fui snow-capped Rainier, standing many years as a ship- when 1 change this for my other home the lowest to occupy even loot of available in our sr 1! :ilsU‘-’ P'1 Maine’s Vita! Statistics. nearly fifteen thousand feet above the sur- making; space IP Hazeltine of Belfast. In which is secured to me by warrantee deed * country, and recorded in the of life d of we rouuding only seventy-live book by God, who manufacturing purposes. cm>s which write the late Registrar A. G. Young of the State prices ever known, 1 miles to the while in the made this “I to a ‘dee ;i n o *.i \\ bureau of the of vital statis- away south, pledge: go prepare place interport was a resi- registration If call before we are out ol si/e--, voi; , north and less than fifteen miles from for you;” from that place I expect to you early, beut 'dais, and tics has issued his annual report for the G. Thurlow, for look down on a redeemed and enlightened year IMG. The number of births the northern is Mt. what you want for Boots and Shoes at : mans >eais regis- boundary, Baker, on an endowed and civilized Porto prices postmaster at now tered for that is smaller than Cuba, Belfast, 287 in — year another snow-clad a of living with a peak panorama liico, and sing psalms of at behold- daughter in was tbe The number of praise please you. Belmont, in preceding year. the different tribes of the * be births recorded in each of the beauty unsurpassed, as we think, any- ing Philippines vai.i'HDg business tliere. registra- the of the r.l’s tion thus where. chanting song Shephi “gk ry aiai.v ..as years far, 1892-97, is, respective- been tl *- home of dis- to God in the peace on earth ! many rails highest; A. A. HOWES & CO. BANNER SHOE STOR ly, 14,028, 14,004, 14,007, 15,430, 15,429, Majestic bnoqualaie are aO miles will to men.” tinguished ] eopie. James S. Pi e, better and good 15,142. East of the now harnessed to known as The of city, being THE PASSING OF SLAVEKY. c' Miepperd Pike, was cue of the number marriages (number of No. 99 Street, Be t the industries. These falls High /.iblest couples married) in 1897, was 5,331, a city's drop a Anxious don’t journalists this has ever hearts, get discouraged. country number 248 smaller than in the sheer distance of 270 feet and form the A few the slave U xluoed. He preceding years ago power was at was an editorial writer The number of year. marriages register- of a its and men’s hearts failed at the md subject many magnificent piece of ar- height correspondent of the New York Tri- ed in the State in each of the years 1892- woes were to For Women. tist’s canvas. they powerless remedy; has bune in the days of Horace and 97 is, respectively, 5,720, 5,795, 5,594, when the slave race were subject to all Dr. Tolman’s Monthly fiegulator brought Greeley, The forests of to hundreds of anxious women. 5,729 and 5,331. In these figures we Washington are among the a brutish owner could happiness .-.presented this as Minster at the cruelty invent, There is positively no other remedy known country have an undoubtedly, exemplification of the grandest of earth, and the giant trees even to stripes at which mercy with a to medical science, that will so quickly and Hague. His Fred A. brother, Pike, rep- the fact which lias been worked out in when sees safely do the work. Have never had a s':ngle but the scale on which bleeding heart weeps she in- Je.sented this typify magnificent failure. The longest and most obstinate cases district in for other States and countries, where the dicted on a beast. All the horror and Congress eight nature seems to have endowed the are relieved in m days without fail. No other ■ statistics of a series of leading -.US. All8. 1’ike was the author of “Ida longer registra- cruelty and wretched suffering is over remedy will ch> this. No pain, no danger, no features which combine to make tion years is available, that the Washing- and all the evils it led to are interference with work. The most difficult ■51 ay, a marriage- gone, wiped anti-slavery novel, published rate cases successfully treated through corres- is influenced very largely by the ton one of the grandest States of the out by au invisible hand. soon pondence,and the'mostcomplete satisfaction Yacht after Mrs. Stowe's “Uncle financial stress or of Tom’s prosperity the Union. The benefit in this dispensation of prov- guaranteed in every instance. I relieve hun- Cabin. It had a but her later country. idence has not been all on the black man’s dreds of ladies whom I never see. Write for large sale, One does not need to hundreds of further All letters truthfully SALE. In 1897 the number of deaths recorded go the slave race has been particulars. books, “Caste and “Agnes,” were not side, although answered. Free confidential advice in all in the State was a number 010 miles North of hereto see wonderful f as 11,230, gla- reed from bondage. Their shackles are matters of aprivateor delicate nature. Bear successful. Calais was also the birth- larger than that of he deaths registered ciers. About Mt. and •loosed never more to fetter their weary in mind tiiis remedy is absolutely safe under Rainier, Baker, condition and will place of Harriet Prescott of Xevv- in tlie The number of and never every possible positively Spofford preceding year. limbs their babes to be snatch- leave no after ill effects the health. deaths throughout the Olympics, glaciers abound. upon By Same, Eagle. 2>u.yvport, who began her literary work in in each year thus far recorded, is: ed from their clinging arms and sold again mail securely sealed, .sg.no. Dr. K.M. TOLL- In 1892. in in True, one may not sail along their base as into and MAN CO., *170 Tremont st.. Boston, Mass. Length, 30 feet over all, tcariy \eais, scoring her first success in the 12,147; 1893, 11,134; 1894, slavery perhaps degradation i 11,012; in 1895, 10,404; in 1890, in with the ice of but the ad- worse than but the whole nation •■•■tj’.v “In a 10,020; piles Alaska, death, to <> inches. Cellar," which appeared in An of the Hearn, feet, | 1897, 11,259. investigation venturous climber has its share iu the benefit. Tiie Atlantic finds them plentiful and ...THE... Monthly during the third causes which have contributed to the iu- The stigma attached to us as upholders Inside Hal fast, 1 ,~»tO tbs. tend. crease in the grand. year of ns publication. Another native I general mortality of the of this abomination is wiped out, and the now one the Ail of I State reveals the fact that it was due Just the “Mazamas,” a party of ethical instinct of our natures has been She is of staunchest and Hand W-rk, ti" ! a< !i. Calais who won distinction as a journal- to an chiefly increase in the number of mountain are the raised from a torpid state to a condition ist was Miss Louise C. climbers, exploring most seaivorthit gaehts in these wa- Knight, for many deaths from influenza, pneumonia, dis- of energetic action for the elevation, not wilds of Lake Chelan, up among the Oka- THE HAND LAI V ycais on the staff rf the Herald, eases of the nervous system, and diph- only of our own people, but for humanity ters, and is finely fitted u/i for Iios|ln mountains. The mazama I I \ tslu tow theria. nogan original at 4 Co. -1 I \S. is Swan Mrs. J. Harvey wifeof large. or Young, is a pleasure seeding cruising. As the total number of births register- species of mountain goat, from which The up of the Maine was the Sibley AS < Dina h SIlicit (lie Boston artist of that blowing name. ed in Maine in the year 1897 was last adhesive to cement the hearts JOBBERS OF accommodations < 15,143, the society takes its name. To become a plaster Slee/dng for four alais half a ; E. E. WHITCOMB. .. century ago is recalled as and the number of deaths was 11,230, the of this nation in united action. Since must first Hus OO fathoms of a natural increase of births over deaths member, applicants qualify by then the whole north and south have fieofile gal- busy lumbering town, with little adorn- C RAIN, to the summit of some snow- meDt and was 3,906. climbing vied with each other to obliterate all vanized chain and two patent an- few scenic attractions. It is still Id the year 1890, 15,142 births were clad peak. In ascending Mt. Rainier two signs of antagonism. Atisy, but as seen anil is with windlass. during a trolly ride, and in the still- The same that has this FEED. chors, fitted registered State, including years ago a prominent member fell over power produced Freedom Acad su it strolls, is not devoid of births (14,028 in 1892, 14,004 in 1893, 14,- harmony and will in the hearts of Steers with wheel ; has set attractions, a and was dashed to death. This good full of 007 in in and in precipice this inhabitants were am: van boast of as 1874, 15,430 1895, 15,429 nation, whose ap- The fall charming residences and cover : term of tins In-nr a like accident was avert- in a condition of SEEDS sail covers and wheel oil as 1890.) year narrowly parently impossible mence on any place in tlie .State, The river is an The number of children born was ed. the same power, I can living reconciliation, say, stove and dishes ; 'i cabins, divid- I'l KSDA\ SB V i attractive feature, even at low tide; there 14,430, and the number of still-births was O. M. M. make out of the chaotic condition of GROCERIES a.e 712. those who have the chances of ed with curtains. A fine lender undei the prineipalship of beautiful shade which we are people, by trees, ot Salt. Of the whole number of living children $100. war become our wards, colonies capable Importers inclined to think were conspicuous goes with her. All nev'ly /minted V. /v. FI LLEli, t by of which the sex was certified, 7,292 were Dr. E. Detchou’s Anti Diuretic of enjoying civilized life and doing good their absence in the and of dealers in the finest quality of early days; males and 7,127 were females. In 11 in the world. When lie says, peace, be and ready for cruising. She is a Mr. Fuller will he assisted May be worth to you more than 8100 if you couise there are electiic water the sex was not stated. For each the waters of stiife will subside. WILLIAMS. Mrs. \ STE I'll' lights, births, have, a child who soils from iucon- still, bedding sailer and safe in BELLE RICE, teacher d »•!.>. works and all 100 girls born there were 102.3 and good perfectly the modern improvements. boys tendence of water during sleep. Cures old Anthracite Aside from a first Has* 1 (106.7 in 107.4 in 104.7 in and alike. It arrests the trouble at Millions Given Away p I weather. u Despite the fact that the river is the divid- 1892, 1893, 1894, young any student may have the ad' 100.4 in and 105.3 in once. 51- Sold by A. A. Howres & Co., It is certainly gratifying to the public fto business education under the line 1895, 1890.) Blacksmith LiOcilSa ing between Uncle Sam’s and the Druggists, Belfast. Me. Iyl7 know of one concern in the laud who are Will sell very cheap. ment. Those to tit for ■ not afraid to be to the needy and desiring generous > tjueen’s domains, Calais, Milltown and thorough instruction m tlu■ AUGUST BLOWER. A nice seam can be made out« f The of Dr. King’s ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED presser suffering. proprietors necessary studies. ®ti Stephen are one communi- for CHA5. R. practically a of curtain or a stout broom New Discovery Consumption, Coughs COOnBS, Special effort will he made is a piece pole ‘•It surprising fact,” says Prof. Hou- and have away over ten million 33, 35, 37 Front St., Belfast, Me of a and second ty, connected by an admirable sys- handle. Select a about 10 or 12 Colds, given high grade, trolly ton, "that in my travels in all parts of the piece trial bottles of this medicine; and have 70 Main Belfast. in the State. It is believed inches and it with flannel and great 29 Street, world, for the last ten years, I have met long pad the satisfaction of knowing it has absolutely TELE PRONE t-2. It: better education be received au To Cure more people having used Green’s August cover with white muslin. cured thousands of hopeless cases. Asthma, pen sc as at Freedom Academy i Constipation in One Week For further information, add Flower than any other remedy, for dyspep- Hoarseness and all diseases of Diamond fSranO. To Bronchitis, Chichester’* English 30 l)r. A .I Purify the Blood in One Week sia, liver and and for and are deranged stomach, Scrofula, salt rheum, erysipelas and other the Throat, Chest Lungs surely Chairman of the Ex. Committee j To Strengthen Nerves in One Week constipation. I find for tourists and sales- distressing eruptive diseases yield quickly cured by it. Call on R H. Moody, Druggist, pills WILL GIVE YOU THE men or for office Pennyroyal persons filling positions, and permanently to the cleansing, purifying and get a free trial bottle. Regular sizes 50c. Urlginai ana mdij wenumc. a 25c. To Cure Sick Headache in One lao;e« as* Day where headaches and bad feelings Bitters. and bottle or safe, Always reliable. general power of Burdock Blood 81. Every guaranteed, price for Chichester • English Pia Jv\X from habits that Green’s Druggist irregular exist, refunded.__ fcvmoud Brand in Ked and Gold metallic Old Reliable Yankee Blade Take Cleveland’s August Flower is a grand remedy. It does Fjboxes. sealed with blue ribbon. Take HOUSE Tea tmbtt\‘u- V FOR Celery Compound CASVOHIA. ‘* sore on other. Refute dangerous SALE, not the and I had a running, itching my leg. .lino orilead U injure system \jy frequent use, kftiont and imitations. At Druggists, oneyear as a monthly. Established in 1841, it is •25c. trial size free. If it fails to cure Ointment testimonials and n is excellent for sour stomach and Kind You Have Always Suffered tortures. Doan’s took y in stamps for particulars, the oldest paper in America, and has de- and three and one half acres indiges- p.,„ th# _^The Bought in letter, return story and itching and \ “Belief for Ladle*," bj thousands of homes. Send 25c. to the f W done' will be refunded. A. tion.” Sample bottle free at Poor & away the burning instantly Testimonials. Emme Paper. lighted initely occupied by,I. your money A. cure.” MalL 10.000 lars of Son’s, Belfast, and A. B. Sparrow, Freedom. quickly effected permanent C. W. Yankee Me. enquire Howes & Co. rBlLAUA., **A. Blade, Brooks, OWENl Sold by dealers in all civilized countries. T Lenhart, Bowliug Green, O. Soli by all Local Draggiati. TO WEALTH IN CUBA. Doctors’ Costly Visits a hard WANS dilla, very wood, mottled black Swanville Sunday School. Peter Puller’s Career. Sickness in the family and red, is considered Opportunities for Prudent Tnvest- is hard extremely valuable

> the for decorative and cabinet Held U-r Proper Management Big enough work, along The Memorial Exercises Sunday, Peter Fuller, whose death in New York Vield More Bonanzas than the 19th. M;»> rto bear with the bright yellow granadilla and August is noted in all the daily newspapers there, silver, Iron, Copper and As- was a and his under the pale-green olive. The Swanville Sunday school memorial native, during struggling Mining. best of boyhood, a resident of Rockland. He was These forests have one enormous at the church Boils ad- held and condi- exercises, Sunday, Aug. born there in 1824, and was a sailor t of The boy rrespondence Journal.J vantage over those of The church on that sailed from Bath to Pimples tions. It Brazil, viz., that 19th, were very impressive. ships Portland. Ci 23. Accord- almost al- there are no He was one of the first men to in \;« de ba, July dangerous serpents in them. was very prettily decorated with flowers, engage cuts Even the the rubber traffic in Brazil, and along with il figures, the Cuban trade with ways tropical jungles harbor few which were carried to the cemetery after on the Goodyears he amassed a large fortune i states in its part and a best years, (’92,- vipers, the mountain the services. This is very cus- was of the regular wildernesses pretty before he thirty years old. He sold have more a ed to $102,304,204—four times income, and no savage beast than the wild tom, which we hope may never be forgot- forest of rubber trees in the Amazon Give when on for and he once had the as ever with China or Japan, top of hog or tapir. Speaking of swine, there ten. One very interesting number of the region $150,000, rubber warehouse at Rio Warning. that it adds un- largest Janeiro nu> as much as with are of the true razor-back was an address Albert T. Russia, plenty variety program by there was in the whole world. reasonably to When la more thau the in with blue and another was a Nature overtaxed, she ha* ■nsiderably grand Mf tne it Cuba, skins, long snouts and Nickerson, poem by Sir. Fuller led a strange, adventurous nilAN IINFAIIUlll niLlllu INR ^IRNUIUI1 THAT expense lllnl her own way of giving notice that assist- annual trade with seems almost too no hair to of; but their meat is said Mrs. Martha M. Nickerson. We life. He was the financial backer of the average great speak give ance isneedea. She does nut ask for I a burden for fam- to be Walker filibustering expedition in Nicara- ... angary, Russia, Sweden and Jr any liner than that of their fellows in them both in full, knowing that there are help until it is impossible to get along without in moderate cir- gua in 1844, and had Walker succeeded in liniuilkNATIIRF IUl\ niAPPFAI I LnLlllU INR jW ily the United of the it. Boils and are an indication that nmark, Turkey, Greece, Italy, ^ States; maybe because these many absent members school who master of the Central pimples cuinstances to endure. becoming American the system is which are made are and that | accumulating impurities and combined. If But there is a household pets among the poorer Journal readers, they will be republic, Sir. Fuller would have been mu®t be Portugal way Flln HF P gotten rid of ; they are an urgent appeal for assist&nc* to avoid most of these much in such tender made a multi-millionaire his I Ull IILLI —a ease when Cuba was in the Cubans, literally sharing bed and board interested tributes by monopoly warning that can not safely be of the trade in ignored. Nicaragua. As it he Unicoi LI1W UJUO as and about to look much alike that in a short time Mrs. L. large England, time, thanks to Dr Pierce s Common Sense amid the activities of life and brief there in 1855. Then he went back to the Gentile, 2004 Second Avenue, Seattle, Wash pay ‘' Medical Adviser and his medicines. This l>ook none cau tell “which is which.” The was as bigas Belgium, if the island tribute to our friends and asso- rubber business, but the industry had gays: I afflicted for a long time with which saves doctor’s visits. I cannot do without it in departed pimples, has one formidable ciates. into other hands. he re- were very as disfigured face u\s as densely populated as the house 1 have had two copies but cannot snake-family only passed Finally annoying, they my fearfully. his fortunes a deal in After other remedies in keep them Enclosed I send 21 one-eent stamps member in Cuba, iu It The occasiou brings back to us all the couped by mahog- using many vain, S S. S. promptly >se European countries it will for another Another Mrs. appearance only. and copy lady, Jennie memory of our dear friends, who have any timber in Yeuzuela, South Amer- thoroughly cleansed my blood, and now I rejoice in Warren, of Clifton, Graham Co., Arizona, says: is the maja, from 12 to 15 feet a which I twenty-four million inhabi- huge long finished life’a work and have on to ica. good complexion, never had before.” ‘‘With pleasure I write to you again to let von gone »» u 1 as I and 25 inches iu circumferanee. lie some W. H. of the A. ft g Cuba’s most urgent ueeds know that feel as well and strong ever did. perhaps dwell in that heavenly home, where the bought very cheap 15,000 Capt. Dunlap, G. S. With vour kind and good advice and Dr. Pierce’s acres of forests of R. he seems to have cares and anxieties are borne the valuable woods, and sold R., Chattanooga. Tenn., writes: .nv and all that the Favorite Prescription T have been entirely cured. Very rarely met, great away by railroads, the same a few later at a of ucYc-i.ii uuuo ituu uaruuuuies ©rone out I thank a thousand times for ad- peacefulness of the Master’s love and years profit upon me, causing ! them and in this you your good curiosity regarding the human species and and implies; vice. I think that it even,- person who is sick in care. $275,000. great pain annoyance. My blood seemed to be in will write to for advice a riotous American capital and labor any way you and will will rear himself on end in the effort to To-day, in the spirit of tenderest He lost more money iu Wall street in condition, and nothing I took seemed to do take the medicine you prescribe, according to Six remote an- and with the but he was a i any good. bottles of S. S. S. cured me uitold bonanzas. The need of directions, no other doctor s services will be scrapie acquaintance, a la his brotherhood, subdued strains early sixties, again big completely blood " needed.” of we to winner when he United States and my has been ever since. cestor who is said to have conversed with music, go forth the cities of the bought perfectly pure aehinery is also very great, The Medical Ad- dead to deck the of our dear ones bonds during the dark hours of the Civil great thousand-page mother he looks graves j| the million dol- Eve. Then frightful with War and sold them at enormous lepltice many viser will be sent free paper-bound for 21 flowers of regard and memory. profit to scare a of How seems when peace was restored. He saw the Sa S. FOR estroyed iu the sugar-mills, one-cent stamps to pay the cost of 'mail- enough regiment Hough solemn the occasion as we THE BLOOD or in march the but with the money there was iu in JfS. w needed in the ing only; cloth-binding yi stamps. Hiders; but it is all a bluff, for the big along streets; irrigation systems increasing the arid and he doubled his fortune A whole medical library in one volume. fellow is bright smile of llis iuliuite compassion west, IS the best blood convert- perfectly harmless. remedy, because it is Tobacco industries, in the clouds of ire there in ter. more. purely vegetable Address R. Y. Pierce, M. T>., Buffalo, midnight turned into a years and is the one that is free from -\oc so the that at some only absolutely potash and mercury. It ■ ms into chocolate, palm nuts N. V. He will send advice laml-crabs, morning sunshine. lie was an extensive traveller, and he the blood and professional promptly purifies thoroughly cleanses the system, builds up a sealed free of seasons of the travel in loathsome me lesson wmcn conies to us mat went three times around the world after he l oil, fibres into cordage, pa- (in plain envelope) year is, the general health and strength. It cures Scrofula. Eczema. Cancer Rheuma- we receive was old. he has All letters are considered in across the island. Woe to the upon ourselves their mantle of sixty-five years Latterly tism, Tetter. Boils, textile fabrics—iu short, iu the charge. procession Sores, etc., by going direct to the cause of the trouble anti sacred and never ex- obligation. As we separate our spent much time in Florida and Europe, out all blood. privacy, published man who comes in their for to-day forcing impure ire of all manner of articles iu helpless way, will and and several he came to Rockland cept by the writer’s permission. thoughts echo re-echo through years ago Books free to any address by the Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Qa will nibble him to death ami the for a few weeks. He left an estate use, which have never been, they pick halls of memory. While we think of of his articulator. all those that have advanced to that ex- about $2,000,000 and seven children and be, made in Cuba. were mining copper in the Cobre hills. bones clean enough for the alted station, let us turn our thoughts to 20 grandchildren. He bequeathed .$30,- deal of lias Arcliaologists liud strong proof that it Iguanas, caymeu and crocodiles are com- in early mining machinery those who have left us during the year 000 to Congregational missionary efforts a of the latter i':i shipped to the eastern end was carried across to Florida many cen- mon, huge variety having that has passed. in .South America. turies and used In the a of their own on the Isle of The first to receive the call was Harriet .inI, and more is on the way. ago Indians of colony Pines, so J. Stevens, who died on the 17th of Jan- amsh-Americau Iron Company, that peninsula, trinkets of pure copper tierce and numerous that human beings The Kansas Corn Crop. Years Old!!! uary, aged 48 years, 0 months and 13 days ts in having been found in their burial mounds. them a wide berth. Of course there Fifty-eight main office New York give To the members of this school it is It's a but devotion to tbe true In tlie line of are aud An long life, :s made up of furniture, table-ware, sand-flies and mosquitoes galore; hardly necessary for me to speak of her Atchison’s, Kansas, correspondent largely capitalists of the St Louis interests ami of tbe American and Christian life. Globe-Democrat says: prosperity •con active in the Lake Superior sewing-macliiues, fanning implements, big spiders whose bite causes fever, busy, useful, For her “A corn crop of 300,000,000 bushels! The has won for it new friends as the and a hundred many years health had been People ness—the Colbys, Elys, Rock- other manufactured arti- scorpions whose sting is not fatal. Moie number is amazing. It breaks all records delicate, yet, the summons came without years rolled by and the original members et cles which arc found in tlie humblest to be dreaded is the for Kansas. It is the the principal stock owners, than these vivajagua, Her in our beyond comprehen- warning. presence Sunday of its to their and homes sion of the rest of the country. The crop family passed reward, -f years before the war the of the United states, there is a or belligerent ant, and the “jigger,” who school, and in the community, is sadly but the influence of is”practically made,”as the experts agree. these admirers are loyal and steadfast to- marked in Cuba, even the burrows under toe-nail to missed; a true Chris- uired control of several thou- scarcity among somebody’s Stalk is over. The tassels have tian life is left us. For her: growth day, with faith in its teachings, and con- •f valuable iron-ore deposits, richest. Already the glib-tongued Yan- raise his interesting family. done their fructifying work and are turn- The day had come, not. gone, fidence in the information which it bring3 kee is abroad iu the with dead brown. The ears are and itheastern portion of C uba, be- “Agent” island, Fannie Bun.ham Ward. The sun had risen not set. ing bending the silk is If no more rain to their homes and firesides. and Guantanamo. his ready samples—usually photographic Her life is now beyond blackening. iiago Many should fall there would be au inch or two As a natural it in CASTOI1I7V. The reach of death, or change; consequence enjoys "f dollars were in ex- —representing linns in St. Louis on the end of the expended Chicago, Not ended, but begun." cob which would not fill its old all the and of its Bears tie M You Hiue Alwa^ age vitality vigor it- the mines and othei cities. A Bought out. If too much rain should come the property, opening far-away company Another to pass away was Fannie F., and tbf> kernels would remain soft than youth, strengthened ripened by facilities for the has recently been formed in Washington 8““"” wife of Frank B. Cunningham, who died longer .shiug handling of over half a on the 14th of Feb., 28 6 they ought. Au unusually early frost experiences century As there was no harbor conveni- and New York which is about to estab- aged years, months. might cut off here and there a late matur- It has lived on its merits, and on tho :he lish a commission house iu Habana— ear. mines, in order to ore was a our ing But the bulk of the is ship NEWS NOTES. She constant member of great crop coraiai support ot progressive Americans. harm from but the most un- it was to eon- similar to those carried on by the Graee- school when in and bore the last beyond any ally, necessary health, It is “The New York Tribune,” the country over as the of her life When a usual conditions. If the favorable season Weekly acknowledged o artificial liarbor a of New York in various days patiently. by building Lyre people Congressman Dolliver believes that the shall be rounded out with the National winter’s storm, prevalent in our northern ordinary leading Family Newspaper. ukwater on the open coast, a few South American cities, for the sale of eveuts of the past year have made the amount of moisture and with the usual clime was she was carried peace- its value to those who desire all the news of the State and Nation, United States than ever. raging Recognizing i-t Hum Santiago. these articles in Cuba. In all parts of stronger to that time of frost, then 300,000,00') will be 40,- Loading piers fully away dwelling prepared by the of The Journal own favorite home have entered of 000,000 bushels too small for the publishers Republican (your paper) large enough to load four ves- Spanish-America, except Cuba, these W. C. Johnson Cincinnati, acting the loving Master. grand total of the corn of Kansas.’’ into an alliance with “The York Tribune” which enables them to furnish commander-in-chief of the (r. A. R., is a Our hearts out to those so near and crop Weekly These and other expensive commission-houses may be found, dealing go candidate for the next term of the otiice. dear to he. who has gone, the bereaved both papers at the trifling cost of >2.00 per year. as were piactically completed in all manner of things, from plows to While What the crop of 300,000,000 bushels husband and motherless children. farmer and owes to himself, to his aud to the com- An enormous cargo of American loco- means to Kansas, Klleu I*. the Every every villager family, cars before they were put to use, silver-ware, mostly from photographic her memory will be cherished as the Allertou, motives aud bridges left Philadelphia for wife of a Brown County farmer, told in munity in which he lives a cordial support of his local newspaper, as it works con- the the and business as years come and go, the absence of a lov- company adopted policy samples, doing banking Yladivostock, to be used on Chinese rail- her “Walb o Corn.” And she told it ing mother’s voice will keep brightly stantly and untiringly for his interests in every way, brings to his home all the n*:wa ac for advantageous market eun- well. ways. without poetic liceuse. burning through the lamp of memory in and happenings of his neighborhood, the doings of his friends, the condition and pros- Finally reduction the duty on The other day 1 met a couple or san- The Kansas Bureau of Immigration has the hearts of those for whom she loved What do they hold, these walls of corn, Whose banners toss in the breeze of morn? pects for different crops, the prices in home markets, aud, in fact, is a weekly visitor from 7"* cents to 40 cents the guine Missourians, who are expecting to shipped east samples of corn IT feet high; to live and labor. who tomato stalks 0 feet with He questions may well be told which should be found in every wide-awake, progressive family. an increased demand for liesse- rich in on the also high, fruit Not blit Oh, beautiful get short older cabinet changed, glorified! A great State’s wealth these walls enfold. at the for those who weep: Just think of it! Both of these for >2.00 a u- ore in eastern very top. language papers only year. Pennsylvania, woods of the island. Here is a of some dear face certainly Mourning tfie loss depart- No sentinels guard these walls of corn, The l.c A for the manufacture of the Lon Send all subscriptions to Republican Journal Publishing Co., Belfast, Me. shipments. The Spanish- very wide field, which has never before plant ed, fallen asleep. Never a sound there of warder’s horn. iron made caster oil moter, to cost *-100,000, and to Hushed into silence, ne’er more to comfort Co. a contract with been worked. Even the names of the Yet the pillars are hung with gleaming gold, employ about GUO skilled mechanics, is to the hearts of men, s- •: >. >. (’o to Left all unbarred, though thieves are bold. transport 00,000 valuable woods are mostly unknown to be built in Pittsburg. Gone, like the sunshine of another country our ken.1' and food "it I., north of IIat- the old nomencla- beyond Clothes for the toiling poor. points Cape Americans, Spanish in A order Pa., pro- <; Wealth to at the rich man’s Monumental Work police Allegany, S door ; For First-Class Tirol HI III' SUNDAY SCHOOL MLMOKIAL. heap i■'; a time all went merry as a ture, which has no regard for correct hibits junk dealers from purchasing brass By Mrs. Martha M. Nickerson. Meat for the healthy and balm for him at of ore were botanical still used in lead and oth.i ( ALL ON Quantities classification, being littings, pipe plumbing Who moans and tosses in chamber Scatter flowers o’er the graves dim; at Fort Richmond and supplies in auy circumstances. carried Cuba. Some day our commercial inter- 'Mid the that nods and waves. grass Shoes for the harefooted, pearls to twine Diaz will be a of dur- Where our loved ones’ forms were lam. along the line of the Philadel- ests will better define them, but so far (ion. guest Chicago In the scented tresses of ladies fine; the fall festival aud the festivities at- When our earthly hopes were slain, d R. ami then came ing Reading R.; these choicest products of the tropical our to use for the cot. . tending the of the corner-stone of Crushed and hidden from gaze. Things lowly HARRISON. WOOD & laying cori CO., tmi called a halt in the wilderness are known to few but the O, how hitter seemed God’s ways! Where (bless the ) want cometh not: s> long pro- the new federal ** building. Murmured we in wild distrust, MAM ! iCTI liERSilf au kinds op “Nimbi”—the Cuban woodmen who hew Luxuries rare for the mansion ** Yielded when we must. grand. Seven couples of eloping immigrants only Gifts of a rare and fertile land. ■.■mst, and richest iron- in a ruthless with machetes and call Flowers so beautiful and sweet, largest way were married at the barge otiice in New Your rare so these and so Granite Marker/ ■ fragrance replete, All things many more. Monuments.Tablets, nj-any in Cuba is the Juragua, the mouarclis of the forest by names that York. They would have been sent back Through a silent, subtile spell. It would till a book to name them o’er, had refused to enter the | jintly controlled by the Penn- describe their characteristics: For ex- they hymeneal Heart and soul emotions tell. hid have a assortment ot shed w< rk state. when our lives enthral. Are and held in these walls of corn. % We large t Steel and the Bethle- there is the Speak joy Company ample, quiebra kacka, Whose banners toss in the of morn. above the bier, the breeze co select iiom at Mint s tl:ar w id > ■: t u. A Officials of the Speak pall, f y< A ■n ( o. The Sagua la Grande Iron “machete-breaker,” so called because it Agricultural Department Join with wedding bells accord, J u :; nite iistd Ft .• are more than careful not to give when ascent to God. kinds ol also in is than of iron or usually Sooth soul’s organized Philadelphia; stronger any implement out in of their any information advance Mingle in our every lot, work neatly executed ti> in Audi / oh Aunts. believe was the It is and will turn the of the best Baiquiii. steel, edge official reports that might influence the Say our dead are not forgot. Go forth with reverent tread. us a call before that the four companies above American axe that can be brought against cotton market. ye ylacinjj, odors Lay these flowerets o’er our dead: ave invested not less than fifteen it. it averages feet in but is A a record or ABSOLUTE elsewhere. Sr.t fifty height, Chicago paper, having kept If perchance there’s tear sigh, not I ? lollars of good American money rarely more than one foot thick— tall and of crime for ten years, declares that the Jesus wept,” and why saloon business of the United States is Yet recall, ’tis but the form therefore it is as an which 1 BKIDGK mining property; straight Amazonian arrow, the azure and the storm STREET, BELFAST, MAINE. with a total of Neath include that are not directly chargeable 53,430 1 'mid its mother sod. they going it greatly resembles; and its dark, mot- murders that time. Moldering C. It. HARRISON. I,. WOOD A S HEAL during 1 Onward to our Father, God, their millions and that presently tled grain takes on a beautiful polish. I SECURITY. the safe, secure, Den. Otis the of let- Winged spirit, ■‘■ill be such a stir in these rock- Then there is the “Quebracho-Colorado,” reported capture To that higher life so pure, ters from a high insurgent authority ex- Kuoweth more than you or me is as Cuba has never witnessed a red wood which seems to be abso- bright horting the natives to hold out longer, as Of heaven’s bounteous mystery. Genuine There are whole mountains of lutely indestructable. Timbers made of European recognition would be granted Memory’s tribute thus we lay FRED ATWOOD * Me. form of Winterport, in the of this red-wood when the first by 31 and the ad mi nistra- j O'er each crumbling clay. neighborhood Santiago, Spaniards August present clime tion be overthrown. Knowing in that mystic ■ h, before the the discovered the have never mine. war, Juragua New World Dwelleth yours, and liveth INSURANCE and REAL were from to And in that beyond of bliss Carter’s ESTATE, ;uiri shipping 30,000 rotted in air, earth or water, but are as A watchman in a employed Chicago We shall meet dear ones we miss ; ms of ore to Pitts- more stable cut off the tails of per month, firm and strong to-day, after than livery forty ■ Clasp their hands and hear their voice horses one last week and sold the If we make God’s our choice. "teelton and Bethlehem. The ore four centuries of usage, as when taken night ways hair for $9.00. It is said that the market Help us, Father,” is our prayer, Little Liver Pills. Representing Over Twenty Million Assets cent, pure and to from tlieir forest. The tree to iron; strange grows great value of the horses was decreased $1,000 I Angel robes to win and wear.” of it like bread cast and is in diameter at the this FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, PLATE UL.ASS, TORNADO INSURANCE. returned, height large base, by reprehensible deed. Must Bear Signature of ■m waters. The war-ships that late- but its foliage is uot nearly so beautiful Working Night and Day t^-'SiEAM BOILER INSLRANCE AND INSPECTION., Security Bonds for Cashiers. An association is being formed in Lex- Contract* d these same hills were as that of inferior trees. One sees The busiest ami mightiest little thing that ors, Administrators and Trustees. | Correspondence solicited. Real estate and sold. Santiago many ington, Ky., for the purpose of prevent- bought ever was made is Dr. King’s New Life Pill. metal brought from those very a deal of the timber in the old the of birds out of season. good ing killing Every pill is a sugar-coated globule of Doves are the birds now and the shells they threw were churches of Cuba aud in the uncovered chiefly sought health, that changes weakness into strength, the by the pot hunters and others, but iistlessness into energy, brain-fag into men- Fac-Simile Below. d of metal derived from the same rafters of the finest houses; and no plast- See Wrapper Maine Central R. R. season did not open until August 1. tal power They’re wonderful in building kalsomine or could be half so the health. 25c. box. Sold ter, paper up Only per by Terr small and as easy TIME-TABLE. The Eiffel tower is in readi- ict is that t uba's being put R. H. Moody. mineral wealth handsome as the great red beams over- to take as sugar. ness for the exposition. It is to be given On and after June 26, IS WO, trains conneotine er iu and as the head. at Burnham ami Watervilie with gold silver, early two coats of enamel in five shades, through trains paint Isaac McLellan Dead. FOR HEADACHE. for and from Bangor. Watervilie, Portland and Ls supposed They found the The “Jucaro resembles the red-wood, from lemon chrome on the Boston will run as follows: graduated FOR DIZZINESS. summit to on the CARTERS wearing ornaments of beaten gold and so does the “Arana,” both being deep orange pedestal. FRuM BELFAST. tons of enamel will be required Isaac McLellan died at his home in FOR BILIOUSNESS. Six Trips a I fee I, to lloston obtained in trade with Mexico but like third Nearly fifty AM PM pjyi duly good, hard, red-wood, X. :10th. He was in for the j ob. Greenport, Y., Aug. SflTTLE FOR TORPID LIVER. Belfast, depart. Too 120 3 30 tral America—ami iu cousins or relations in the their greed poor aristocratic his 04th year. Death was due to exhaus- Fiver Citypoint. t7 05 tl 25 3 37 it is FOR CONSTIPATION. Waldo.. >7 15 tl 35 t3 ver where the precious metal was Quebraclio-colorado A single foundry in Ne w Jersey, tion and a general breaking down of the PILLS. 52 family. .. for the Brooks 7 20 1 45 4 15 said, casts annually 28,000 bells system. Mr. McLellan was born in Port- FOR SALLOW SKIN. Knox conquerors exterminated the ab- There is also the jigui, yaya, dagame, |j 7 88 *2 00 ;4 33 farmers and about 4,000 for schools, land, Me., May lg, 1800. There were born FOR THE COMPLEXION Thorndike. 7 45 2 lo 5 00 popillation. The little silver that and no end of other va- is esti- 7 53 2 20 macagua, strange churches, engine houses, etc. It his friends, Henry \V. Longfellow and X. GEISm^lil MU«THAVt ^OMATURC. Unity. 5 25 Price Burnham, arrive. 8 15 2 4" 0 00 * worth In besides the man- mated a that at least »0- P. Willis. McLellan and Willis fitted for f hardly mentioning. rieties, palm, cocoanut, by foundryman 25 Cents! Purely Vegetable| Clinton. 8 35 tO 25 in the to at ammmmmm*■ la Clara province there are old go and eeiba, all useful construction tim- 000 are sold every year country college Phillips Academy, Andover. Benton. S 45 tO 43 tillers of the soil and breeders*. McLellan went to Bowdoin and Willis to CURE SICK HEADACHE. Bangor.. 4 4n nes, long which have each for special purposes. For cab- unworked, bers, Yale. In college McLellan was in the next A M another 23, •‘1 quantities of ore yielding seven net and ornamental even the Bra- An against visiting class to Hawthorne Watervilie 8 52 3 15 0 50 r.m.i"en«iivjml. Jr-c .(.*.•»* woods, injunction Longfellow, and ( “* U 1 to her or in p M AM aiV. !t.' ‘Vine I’.eirw alternately man’s wife or writing any the E<>r Boston,,a,,-'T vu pure silver. The ruiues are by zilian forests can show no finer specimens Cbeever, theologian. Sargent S. Pren- Portland. 12 02 5 35 1 30 Noiihport, Camden and Bork- with her was recently- Cnd. Mondays at ,{.i -• p. >i.. "tlrni o.n way communicating tiss, a classmate, and McLellan became * E- l>. 4 no 9 on 5 57 das*, e:vept exhausted, but dis- than the wilds of eastern Cuba. Satin- BostonBoston, at ,>.<)<< p. political sustained the Texas Court of Criminal j w „. 4 in In 7 27 Sundays, m. by fast friends. In Boston Mr. McLellan be- Bnr (d-T. cs and the of the was made in a Bucks] Winterp.Tt ami Baum daily poverty people wood, lancewood, rosewood, The decision came of the ebony,olive, Appeals. associate editor Daily Patriot, TO BELFAST. extii»t Monday, at a in .ui 7.45 A. for release from Ew ! evented their development. Of I habeas corpus proceeding with the Scarsport aid Hampden. T’msdavi*, Thurs- salmwood, mahogany, lignum vitae, mahal, subsequently incorporated Daily A SURE RELIEF TO WOMAN for P M A M days and for contempt of court by Sunday s at about 7.45 a m. •re is none in imprisonment Advertiser, and soon thereafter began the all troubles peculiar to her sex. 55jT’Send by D.. 7uu 3 00 positively Cuba, gumbo-limbo,guayacan, earacollillo, guay- the Boston,Boston i ketikmnt. disobeying injunction. publication of a monthly known as the mail or from our Agent. $1.00 per box. w D. 830 iseu tales to the not- sabicu and a hundred other varieties E tom contrary, abo, to P M Boston, daily except Sunday at 5.00.p. m. Pearl. lie contributed Willis’ Month- E rom Boi Iu the Sierra Maestra with local When a crowd of citizens of Beeehburg, WILLIAMS MFG. CO., Props., CLEVELAND. OHIO. Portland.. 1100-1 2<> kland, via Camden, ami Norttiport, •ouling. unspellable names, enchant the the New tla 1 cm «.• r a ly Magazine, England Magazine A M a m iy j• Monday a; 5.<»o a. m at the building of Mormon i i>-.-x. .-pt Sure Santiago Manzanillo, grain, tints, pure to learned that the edifice had just A M P M .laysat'lwi m!’ it, they for a He resided at Greenport number of Benton.. 0 13 10 00 4 36 valuable of man- to dark been insured in view of this very contin- Agent. Belfast. xtremely deposits pale pink, red, bright brown, Mr. McLellan will be remembered HAZEL SALVE Clinton. 6 27 10 15 4 47 CV'w',la'l<’"NS,,X'* the years. .nArannu lioston. which is in the gency. They accordingly chopped Burnham, 8 30 10 48 5 05 \ indispensable grays, brown and yellows to ebony black. by sportsmen particularly for his ipoerns depart. BLIAM FI. HILL, Geu’l Manager, Boston church to taking care that no piece COLD IN THE HEAD l»fl I fl K K H Unity. 8 48 11 20 5 22 pieces, of Ilod and a book with in- ■laeture of steel. It is not generally The guayacan is black as a one of the be used The Gun, replete Thorndike. 8 57 11 85 6 31 jet, of timber could again. and all SKIN ERUPTIONS—like Pimple*. Black 1 struction and in the Held of Knox.19 03 til 60 5 38 u that Cuba has also ven- lose their insurance. knowledge Head*, Bough .Skin, Sunburn and Tan. asphalt depos- hardest woods known, makes elegant elders will probably 9 18 12 15 5 52 nature. 85c per box by mall or from OUR AGEIST. Brooks. SPRAY Double-acting. Lift* those of and William* Mfsr. Co.. ("evcland, O. Waldo. 19 29 tl2 33 6 03 an^ ding Trinidad, equal- eer and does duty in moldings and turners Prop*., PUMPS Spray Citypoint. t9 40 tl2 50 t6 14 "* for street-paving and gun-mak- work. The morais a big tree with heavy FOR SALK BY R. H. MOODY. Belfast, arrive. 3 45 100 6 20 PUMPS Beyond doubt, Cuba’s which when takes station. greatest yellow wood, polished tFlag STOVE LADDERS. tickets for Boston are now sold riches are in fine There the rich color of and is much Limited at$6.00 BICYCLE STANDS. Etc. copper. mahogany from Belfast and all stations on Branch. 'Exhaustible deposits of this metal, used in making furniture. From the yua- WASHING Through tickets to all points West ai d Morth via all for sale hv L. W. George, HAY TOOLS. in Great west, routes, i;1.v the far-famed Sierra del white wood with black heart— fa/SriDVlIK S' n •■<•«• ir. Cobre, yaivi—a Bargain. Belfast. GEO. F. EVANS, for ‘"u-iilm: Agent, Vice President and General Manager. Tper of the eastern tool-handles and oars are made. Satin- Fine farm in two F, E. MYERS & BRG., Mountains,”) Northport, miles from "Hill. IVUIUR E Powder Camp F. E. Booth by Gen’l Pass, and Ticket Agent. \8HlAM1. ">it in other parts of the island. The wood has a lemon-colored grain, highly Ground, 135 acres land, nice buildings, large Portland, June 22, 1899. is orchards, 350 bbls. apples last year. Good soil, paratively small quantity that as yet lustrous ahd fragrant. The satinwood CONANT '' water. Will be sold & CO., u never failing very low and on SUBSCRIBE taken out yielded an average of (30 very popular, though not so beautiful, be- : a Cake of Fine Toilet in easy terms. 40tf Soap Every Package. Gen’l ent. pure metal. Long before Co- cause no insect will come near it—a great Agents tor State of Maine. r —ia ■ ■ « nTnii M. C. HILL, Pas sighted these shores the Indians point in this bug-infested country. Sapo- 3& Miller St., Belfast. THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL BANGOR, MAINE. Points on Puerto Rico. | than before for capital, in building houses County Correspondence. Burnham. The Sunday School concert GOLD DIST WASHING POWDER THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL. and relieving bankrupt planters. Hun- last Sunday evening passed off very pleas- I dreds of failures will follow this recent After the concert the So muok has been written antly. superintendent concerning destructive storm. East Searsmont. Eula Worthing and ! called for subscriptions for a Sunday school BELFAST, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1899. Puerto Rico since the United Slates It is the clear duty of the American wife of Branch Mills. Palermo, were at library and 86.50 was raised. The superin- In Paini Government to come to the rescue of the Henry last week-C. E. Cash Washing acquired that island, that there really is Mahoney’s tendent will make a PCBLISHED EVERY TH l'R>DAY MORNING BY THE personal canvass of the hundred thousand homeless and starving a id Freddie Geuereux little more is a grandsons, Paul aud left to be said. It General village. He wauts to raise 850. if possible. don't scrub it and natives. The present Governor, of Lynn, returned to their home small more than Mass., -W. L. Shaw has sold some Journal Pub. Co. island, containing not Davis, is doing all in his power to allay good horses sur- Republican Monday, after spending two weeks with E. wear off the hundred but suffering, but thousands of dollars will be recently-James Brown and wife of thirty-six square miles; P. of Bel- Unity needed for months to come. The Mahouey_Mrs Alfer Ingraham face. Use Gold Dust CHARLES A. PILSBCRV, so well situated that this | weekly are visiting at Frank Sanford’s for a few } geographically fast was in week-The B^^^Sager. ! American public now has a chance o} town last many Government has obtained a little treasure. days.Millard Gilmore spent a few days Powder proveto the Puerto Ricans the difference friends of Mrs. Alton Heald were pained to Washing ; at As a in the Northport Camp Ground last week. to direc- The Journal is THE PAPER for Maine Seafar- naval station it is the best ! between their two forms of government; learn of her death, which took place Aug. according he and the life ing People.1' West Indies. It is situated about fifteen generous Americanpolicy 22nd W. L. Howard and I. E. Howard and Castine. Agnes S daughter of Post- tions on R. A. P. printed hundred miles absorbing Spanish system. wife of were in town Mr. master Charles H. while southeast of New York, Belfast Friday.... Hooper, ill, Satur- every package and Circulation in and and within five from that aud Mrs. Willard Marriner and Miss Edith day. waudered away from her home and was l-argest City County days easy sailing NORTHPORT NEWS. will be Marriner were in town lost in the woods until you pleased city, thus making a conveniently reached of Vassalboro Aug. Monday afternoon, 26th on relatives and frienes-Mrs. when a searching party found her in a criti- with the results and Scbscriftiox T r rms. In advance. $2.00 a year. winter resort. CAMP GROUND. calling $1.00 for six months; 50 cents for three months. Horatio Crie of Criehaven cal condition from After her dis- The winters are and The White Rock is haviug a tine run of aud two boys exposure. at the A tit eriisisg Terms. For one square, one inch delightful, during surprised summer boarders this season. were at J. G. Packard’s Aug. 25th. appearance business was suspended and length iu column, 75 cents for one week, and 25 the dry season, from December first to in labor. cents for each subsequent insertion. almost the entire male population joined in saving the last of the climate is W. R. Devine and wife of Baltimore were Belmont. Mr. Ralph White, who has part April, the search. No services were held at Send for free booklet—“ Golden Rule* at the Hotel last week. the no is the Last winter the number Northport employment in Lynn. Mass., is at home on for Housework." “Kissing bug myth,” caption incomparable. Unitarian, Congregational or Methodist a wife and ■of au item in an a visitors was W. L. McDonald of Pa., vacation-Hollis Dean, son, exchange. Of course, of surprisingly great, though Pittsburg. stopped churches Sunday. Until her recent illness THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY at the Northport Hotel last weefc. Harold, were in town Sunday visiting Mrs* kissiug bug is a Mr., not a myth. the war was hardly over and the accomo- Miss Hooper acted as assistant in the post- Chicago St. Louis New York Boston Dean’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Elms.... dations as bad as the proverbial Chancellor Day and wife left last week for office and was president of the civil service The Aroostook Times is Spanish Frank I. Jordan and wife of Mass., discussing to a Boston, ruins. New American hotels are rapidly Monmouth, attend campmeeting. examining board in this customs district. “The Potato Outlook.” With its were in town last week visiting friends and many and the island will take the Charles E. of Lowell visited his She is a talented young lady and held in the being built, Hogan is at home the to have a relatives-Lin wood Townsend eyes potato ought pretty at the Miles a few the highest esteem by the whole place of Florida within the next two years family cottage days community. outlook. from Mattapan, Mass., on a vacation-Wil- good as the past week. American Rivera. lard Marriner and wife and Edith Marriner Monroe. The population of Monroe is on ban a Mr. and Mrs. Dorr of New York, who have the increase. A son has arrived It is a fortunate Maine city where the Juan, city[of about thirty thou- of Vassalboro were in town last week visit- young at tax rate is less than a been spending the summer here, returned the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert £20 on thousand. sand inhabitants, is the capital. It is on ing-Edward D. Mills, wife and daugh- Littlefield: Mr. In Westbrook the rate is in South home Saturday. ter of Mass., were in and Mrs. Warren Staples also have a £19, a small island off the north coast, con- Doris, Dorchester, Portland it has been reduced from £24.20 son ami Mr. and Mrs. Allie Mr. and Mrs. Geo. town on Mr. and Grant a nected with the mainland a C. Getchel! of Toledo, Saturday calling Mrs. Geo. daugh- to £20.40, w hile iu Portland it is just £20. by bridge, ter-Dr. J. J. Sewall and wife will Ohio, and children are at the W. Marriner.... W. S. Morse has gone to return 1 "jk’and's rate s and over half of over which thousands to and registered $22, pass daily to this week-Rev. Northport Hotel. Aroostook county to act as guide in the Roxbury James Ding- t. Maine cities pay more. [Bangor Com- from the suburbs. Between the island woods. well will return to New York this week. mercial. The tinder of a black fur boa will be suit- and the mainland is formed a harbor, His wife and son will remain a few weeks. W. rise to remark that Belfast's tax ably rewarded by leaving it at the Camp Edwin O. the best in Puerto Rico, which affords Smithton, (Freedom) Harvey, ....Miss Mertie Jenkins has been Ground office. visiting ate is only £17 on a thousand. post a former resident of tins place, died at his protection for many large vessels. at John Craig's in Plymouth.... Mrs. Bil- Mr. and Mrs. Win. Greenlaw of North- home in Somerville. Mass Aug. 24th, after sister from Around the island on which the of lings' Stockton Springs is visit- say that Comrade Dawson of city 1 a short illness. The remains were brought They port spent cainpmeeting week here this year, ing her.. Mrs. John Twombly has not been ban Juan is situated, is an old sea kl mroe was cheered to the echo in his wall, the first time in 20 here Sunday, accompanied by bis wife and years. quite as well lately-The W. C. T. I is in $1.87 69c a fortress of the entire It Regular Pique Skirts, ■ul !i ess at the 2Uth Maine reunion, iu Eils- forming city. other near relatives, and funeral services Cel. John Forest and Capt. M. B. Gordon a prosperous condition. It took in four new was built centuries worth when he said: “We as veterans be- by Spanish engineers were held at his brother’s, Otis Harvey of the Queen’s Guards, London, were at the members last week and has a fund t«i start a 2 2.87 Suits, 98 ago, aud was stormed Sunday and the interment was in Pique hevt in ..u; C unuy. and want her to be unsuccessfully by Northport Hotel last week. afternoon, new library, contributed by Miss Krrie Lit- both the British and the Dutch the lot at South Freedom “ but or our during family cemetery. tlefield and her friend. tight; right wrong Country.” Mrs. L. T. aud friends of Water- Boothby Mr was a man 25c. Ladies’ 1212 > the last At the west end of the Harvey who had many friends. Belts, e saw u in the declaration century. significance ville are occupying the Boothby cottage at Prospect Ff.rry. Blanche Averi! >f He was and had a kind word Tin1! iid r.ot wall is the famous old Moro castle, while very generous “ lessen their demonstrations the corner of George and Maple streets. Frankfort is visiting Mrs. Ben. anil pleasant smile f"r every one. Berry.. 25c. of at the east end ban Cristobal stands Hardly String Ties, 1212 aj proval. Miss Grierson of who has Mrs. Lydia Pierce and her two u-rs May Auburn, any one in this ever visited Boston dar.gl The has far the most for- vicinity guaul. city by been her uncle. H. H. at returned to their home in “ visiting Andrews, without on Edwin, and were Peabody Mass.. T Bmt.ist Il>_. >ehool will begin the midable calling they 50c. defences of any on the island, the White returned home last Saturday.Nora Emerson is Fancy Hose, 36 Rock, Monday. sure of a welcome. He. was visiting ■e: a with a new Mr. W. hearty at, one principal, K. aud will stand quite a good deal of batter- friends in Boston, Mass....Mrs. Mr. aud Mrs. J. J Hughes. Miss M. time on the police force of Boston, but of George “ “ “ >•' Mmceebing Mr. D. Hugh McLel- even from modern Gruby of Boston. Mass., is her sis- 25c. ing. guns. Hughes an ! J. II Judson and wife of Law- late years lias been running a herdic His visiting 16c v. !..> toiguod to go t>> Boston to con- Ponce is the ter, Mrs. Jennie Batchelder.. Ginu second city in size, num- rence, Mass., were at the Northport Hotel age was 45 years-Mr. Jenkin's and family. .Emily “ Li' law studies Mr. Howard is entertained the Ltdies' Circle last bering about live thousand less than ban last week. who have been visiting friends in this vicin- Saturday. 17c. and 20c. Fancy :ua.ituil and ....Miss Freda Harriman has u Med Hose, by training experience is returned to Massachusetts gone Juan, aud the most important commer- Howard Murphy attended ‘am j 'meeting ity. Monday lie is to field. Mass., for a few weeks.. .Mr. and Mrs p"'ition assume, and has Mr J. W. Deane was return- ce city—or rather wasbefoie the hurri- this year for the 50th consecutive year. He morning-As Edward who have two for 2r espe ei every one in this home from his Cheney, been vis-t-t pairs city, cane which the has not missed a year since campmeetings ing daughter’s Saturday recently devastated south- Mrs. v-' me ! ->t ot hi> Rebecca Harritnan’s. returned t ti;» life has been spent. He were here. he came across a in “ ern and eastern of the * begun night buggy standing part island. For home in Portland last Mond iv.... Faustina 35c, Colored the t t-urse of our city schools, the middle of the road with no one near and Pique, year.- it lias been the II L. Stevens has had a guod run of busi- went to last S.i'.urduv greatest shipping to it came Harding Bangor a L: i: "in ;he .Mate nothing tell how to be there. The “ College, Orono, ness at his restaurant over the “ “ centre in Puerto and time can store, and shopping... Martha Harrimau was it Rico, only next morning it was gone. 30c. 12 1 .b 1 "-a. ant to k a..- lunch car outside the north- tell whether it will revive from the crush- just from Old Town over Sunday. She v is a- '■ j : p> -g-.adtiate course at Harvard. east eutrance. Thorndike Mrs. Sarah Harmon Kelley Mr. Samuel ing blow it lias just received. Ponce was ! companied by Dawy of Brewer. ami I,eta of Portland are is h ;c Lirteon jears experience as a Gerritt P. daughter visiting -Arthur Grindle at his also a city made up 14 native Puerto 1 beans, Wilder. Esq of Honolulu., H. spent Sunday relatives in town... .Bertha Parsons has U r 'lu : 11 last position was as teacher L, is a of Mrs J. W on home here. and thereto! e ■ ,f more interest to Ameri- guest Emery, Maple been entertaining company from Belfast the •! Uu t-.vii* of mathematics in the street. His mother was the first white child iep.it cans than .-an which was the Stockton Springs. Louis La .Juan, Span- past week. ..Charles Moulton, wife and Capt. erge mm born in the Sandwic:; Academy i«.»r live years. He Islands. of the whale-back ish political centre. Before the war the daughter, Mrs. Nellie Hogan of Portland, steamer City of Everett, FRED A. •as best; of recommendations from Mrs. A. of N \ arrived last for a visit t.< and natives had little in Mary Emery Brooklyn, have been the week with relatives Thursday dying JOHNSON’S, Spanish very passing ; "siti ms id’ by him. During the four has sold her cottage at the corner of Capt. J. F. Hiehborn.... M rs. .1. Frank common, aud consequently there was lit- Bay in town Addie Bishop of Fort Fairfield is Frye FOKMEHLY .V. J’ MANSFIKLD'-. lew years h- ha- •.-t-n manager of F. a. IIow Park and George street, opposite the and daughter of Boston came tle or no social intercourse. stopping for a while with her sister, Mrs. J. Dorothy by > White Rock, to Thomas B Gilbert of r ai i c ms manufactory he Las been in- Orono. N. Tilton... .Fred Vose and wife tram Aug. 24th to join la daughters Mrs. a of ten thousand entertained Mayaguez, city peo- and Mrs. Hall, at teresieo in ucational and has The work of grading the lower >.f from Lowell. last week.... Glover Mrs. Avalena Masonic Beifas- matters, is at the extreme end of the island part company Mass., High Street, Temple, ple, Griffin's-G. F. Hiehborn of Portland Leer, a arm "f the Bay View Park is progressing. A sea wall Mrs. Sadie Sturtevant of Haverhill. Mass., is is member, chairman, and is considered Americans the clean- by his vacation at his old home.... .•»<-ho< 1 committee. has been built and the grounds below Bay visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles Cox... .Elli- spending Cleaning Silver est and prettiest city in Puerto Rico. It Mrs. Ishbach left last for street graded. A tennis court will be laid son has returned Thursday Boston... ! M i. M LeiLit., the retiring principal, has Webster, home from Med- THE SEA BREE/ was inhabited by the out. Miss of Jamaica Plains and Mrs. Cart foreigners during Mass.Mrs. A. W. Ward and Mrs. Pope each served two yearn and has been a popular field. Instead of scouring and rubbing i bpanish who took in of Boston left for their whole service tegime, great pride The of A. R. March are' a few at wrigbt Saturday piece of silver separately the Vo! i!l. a-''.. 'king a good record as an in- City Bangor has given us the bene- passing days it to homes....C. S. Hiehborn of Au- can he cleaned in a few minutes as effective- keeping up European standards. fit of Ground. ..Frank W.Gow- respective and her electric search light twice the past Northport Camp After each meal the silver should he put naiian, many with wife and sons. Harold and ly. [ The section in which it is located is en of and his Mrs. gusta. prin- week when she arrived here late. It makes Philadelphia sister, Ora in a pan (kept especially for the pur; ! : eg! et from the Alden, arrived train departure city, by Saturday evening, wat. r. t" 1 devoted to fruit the Chalmers of were of their and covered with lukewarm wlm-li Tllf M. ii,::,. cipally growing. section on which it is turned as light as Waterville, guests J'.'n as the lav sud Dot is to be for a visit to his sisters-Mrs. J. F. Ryder a teaspoonful of Gold Dust Washing Powder > 1 :n |-pit* iiunk teaching, There are a number of other smaller day. uncle, B. A. Goweu, the past week_ .Ora is set tlie on the range until the Hut tli tiling ;hat make.- I < w Lis :< s>i has no left for her return to added; pan i he doubt chosen of Monday trip Liverpool. :• it Crosby ami wife Albion were the guests t-» lift out 1- rnty r;i,!mV ink. cities, but is easily seen that the rural A chafing dish was water gets the boiling point, then hi party given by the Her father, t. J. F. ac- w'sely determining to continue his of John Tilton and wife last Eng. Caj Hiehborn, each with a wire spoon and iay on a districts are well so the entire iadies of the Hotel last Saturday. piece U K V > populated, Northport Thursday companied her to Boston, and will soft, linen cloth, and wiping them drv with PRINT VTHI Mi. I t ■•••_.o ud.ies with a view to seeking a wider Mrs. MeKenney of Clinton has been passing join Capt. numbers a evening in honor of Mrs. J. W. a skin The so cmailed will population nearly million. McKinnon, La Verge on the City >f Everett for a pleas- chamois pieces Kmeloper. Kl>or*,- I'amjii Heid for than a week with her sister, Mrs. Frances Gor- ~ piactice would be afforded who left for her home in be highly polished and look like new. ranis. KookleH, Program' lu the cities the people are educated Chicago Friday ure trip to Newport News ..Will Devereaux ere. don. Joseph Higgins and wife visited J. A Note Head'. Posters. At and but the night. and wife and sister Aiveretta left boat intelligent, great mass of na- S. Files and wife last Wednesday.Elva by I.m!it Pn-ufent and half Sunday was a very quiet day here, and Monday for New York-Capt. Horace NEWS NOTES. J‘n•■*{-, McKinley was ,,t Pittsburg, tives, principally negroes breeds, Hasty will attend the fall term of school at .)•-!. I’i intiim. the number of ou visitors the grounds was Gritiiu weut to Bangor, Monday, on a busi- si -fur •.. r,. -i ■ Pi.. A hit. ->th, i,i) tbe arrival of the 10th are ignorant aud knew little of the world Castine_Several from this vicinity at- small. The State is advised from O'ni r«»as!- ;uv it. U-r The steamer Castinc made her regu- ness trip ... Mrs. Mi lveimey of Boston, who Department .Pennsylvania from the and t ie:-, own huts. The tended the trot at Pittsfield Saturday.... V. 1 t«■ -' mnu iff Philippines, beyond highest lar here to from Yokohama of the formation of an Ameri- trips and Belfast and Sears- lias spent the past three weeks in town, left “'t 111!" ’ti: if:. .1 delivered an in X. Higgins and wife are passing this week can-Asiatic Association there. address, which, among standard of education tc- be received on I »!•«■.; .rU-r-i:ui i tt W I■ m other he said island is at the of an Bangor things, college Juan, which steamers came. bridge and Dr. Webster of Boston returned Treaty with Crow Indians, when ratified Voi; have made the compares with mu schools in small Troy. The. fall term of schools Aug. homes James by Congress, will throw open a million permanent victo.y high Among the guests from abroad at began to their Wednesday.Mr. 1' i 1 ou the 'ewey. have added new to the school at the acres of land to civilization. glory cities. Hotel the JSth. except Centre, which Blanchard of New York, who has been ti. Ameiioat. arms. You and com* Northport past week were Garret your 4-th. E. L. is the chief of the P. will begin Sept Bartlett of spending a few days with las aunt. Mrs. The in Philadelphia, owing to ) o'.," .'. the liehl have enlarged the map, Gambling pleasure Wilder. Honolulu. II I.; J. Foster, Mr. Cramps, j Thorndike teaches the high school at the Adella Hiehborn. left town shortage of iron and steel, asked'more a/01 L' SPECIAI of the Unit, ,1 States and have extended pi pit from the little tots who play and Mrs. J. Jones. England; Abe Gordon Wednesday. Centre. The other teachers, all residents of time for building Russian war-ships. *'h' ;onsuici,,,n of American tn and W. Mrs. llattie Dickey of Dorchester is visit- liberty. pitch penny the street, to the swell Smith, Honolulu; Miss '' Waterhouse, are Misses Luna Genie IVidd,- we share in tile joy that is yours, Troy Ferguson, ing her mother, Mrs. Lewis Mudgett. A shark bit otf the leg of a Florida L ALL KINDS. planters who play monte in the clubs. I Hong Kong. China; Mrs. D. B. Smith, hoy. there main with us softened, hallowed Ward, Nellie Hillman, Bessie Connor, who was in the i ver miles 1 London. bathing twenty uies of w w (tames are if for Swan villi* S. D. and wife and I mem, those who eut forth ith you rarely, ever, played Lorana Harding, and Gertie Gerry. Troy Greeley from the ocean, and death supervened. Sent b> Kxpres*. Stage. and wli,. are not in The was visited the ranks pleasure. Cock fighting is the most gen- following party at the Randall also furnishes a number uf teachers two children of Hampden relatives j 10 Main St. BRACK'. to-day. { quite authorities have to ! ui so Kentucky decided rcbie .-olonel. devoted to his men, eral form of cottage from Aug. Pith to 24th: Mrs. in town Lillian Appiin PRIXTtRS. PPL.! 1 ST. M ; amusement, and every hoy, Aug. for other towns. Mrs. Lula Whitaker goes Sunday.While deal with the Mormon elders who 'gave hi.- life with of severely along many his com- ^ B. Stevens, C. A. Stevens. was a at Mr. J. \Y. Nickerson’s her from the street urchin to the rich- Lincolnville; to Detroit; Misses Minnie V. Hillman, guest are to do work in Hides. rl i.e nation sorrows with the be- ragged endeavoring missionary Mrs. L. B. Mathews. C. L. Ger- parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Appiin, were reaved, est gentleman of business, takes great Randall, Katrina E. Harding and Evie Moore to their State. Kama good-, smali trude E. S. alone fur the first time since the birth of 11 s Stevens, Mathews, Garcelon to Burnham, and ir trvoj have represented the in his borne Brockton, Knox; Angie The National Afro-American Council of courage, pride pet fightiugcock. game L. their > Mass.; E. Sherman, W. O. F. oldest son, thirty-three years ago.... m- nee. purpose and of Mary Stevens, Bertha Hillman to Kingman_Mr. and wants a patriotism birds cost as much as two hundred dollar. the United States federal statute A. FRENCH & Boston. H. G. drove to Somes’ Sound Tues- then corny. The} did not stack their Stevens, Mrs. Mel. Ferguson and Maud Clark have Appiin the crime of a C'ane time—from November passed making lynching aims. Tlie} did not lun grinding day to visit his brother James.... Mrs. Laura away. They Ike police have had little to do except to been enjoying a carriage drive to Vienna_ capital offence. have not been the in to May—is the event of the Thurston ami Marion Nickerson returned /mac > ooons. serving insurgents greatest year take gate The has Mr. Vose of Knox was in town last money. lock-up not been week, Shamrock will carry much top- the Philipj mes, nor their sympathizers at on it is then that all to Everett last who larger sugar plantations; this and one Friday-Mrs. Gay, swill Ml His home. occupied year. W. H. Toothaker was induced of Troy’s fair daughters sails when racing Columbia than she did the dances and festivities are held. came down with Mrs. C. H. Black, returned chief of police and he reports that the order to attend the races at Pittsfield with him. in her contest with the Prince of Wales* S > G / After the call for volunteers, HO IKK unit reviewing The and are inter- to Chelsea, Mass., last week... Miss Edna Britannia. cutting gathering very this year was the best that he has a time .. .James t ever They reported good Hodges which JbO,COO the Bent of Boston is at Mr. William We make a speoialtt of a responded, accomp- to one not familiar with known it. has and wife of Winslow were the of Mr. visiting j esting sights Everybody been peaceably guests Robert L. Walker of Poland, O., for complete line of. lishment of peace in the Clemeut's. ..lua McDonnell returned to her Philippines by them. Hundreds of natives go through disposed, and apparently happy. and Mrs. Wm. Knowies last Sunday. whom President McKinley endorsed notes home in last LADIES’ COTTON l'NDhkN\ \ treaty and the ratification of the Bessie returns to Castine this Malden, Mass., week....Lev. and lost his is a with treaty by the cane field, cutting right and left with While the season has been favor- Weymouth property, bankrupt, generally Belfast will AM* the Senate, the President described how a week, to pursue her studies at the Normal A. A. Smith of speak here next liabilities at $100,000 and assets none. these are followed others able, and the number of summer residents machetes; by standard of not the School... .Mrs. Lou. Whitney is in Sunday at time. Sunday INFANTS’ FLR.MShr body insurgents representing who pile the cane in little railway has been large, the weather Wednesday and Deeriug school one horn; earlier ...The excursion to sentiment of the of the for a short visit_Mrs. Margaret Lakeman Asthma Can He Cured Ti> Church Street people archipela- cars called cradles. It is then pulled to Thursday, campmeeting week, kept many and Mrs. J. are the the Bar last week was a mistake. It has go the lawful of the and the total attendance Mary Bagiev attending disputed authority the or station, a people away for the “Central," grinding by at Etna this been indefinitely postponed-Prof Fred To this call at A. A. Howes & Co’s United States. lie recited the list of vol- week was small. A large proportion of the Spiritualists’ Campmeeting prove miniature locomotive and in turn piled up- Park and wife are iu store and get a free trial bottle of Taft attendance week.Estelle Harding and Erdiue Pierce guests town-Capt. drug unteers w ho Thursday came to hear Congress- will mail a trial willingly remained in the East on endless “feeders.” The feeders was Asthinalene or free bottle. carry attended services at the Congregational Cleveland Downs of New York the man Boutelle. but he was unable to be pres- Write Drs. Taft Medicine Co.. Elm St. until the could be obtained to re- the where Z. L. the regulars it to huge rollers, the juice is church in Jackson last Sunday.Fred guest of bis aunt, Mrs. Downs, Rochester, N. Y. 4w35 ent on account of illness. The other services The subscriber uiwsm'j them. He thanked the sailors and out. What is first of the week_Mrs Henrietta Luce is hereby place squeezed left is called Feruald and of visited his i>•-. n bag- of the were as announced in family Newport leased this hotel whit !i has day The Jour- Ladies clean kid with La Belle Kid and assured them that their ser- asse and is used for fuel. brother Feruald and Sun- visiting friends in town....Mr. and Mrs. your gloves weeks- to he newly turnished soldiers, nal last week, the 4 m. sermon Joseph Saturday p. being sub- Glove Carle A will open it and be read\ m Knox are of Mr. and Mrs. Zenas Cleaner, for sale only by Jones, vice to their would not be The is boiled down to a thick dark day_M. V. B. Mitchell and wife are con- guests An*;, .tot h. It u ill be m\ 1:11 ■ country forgot- juice stituted for Mr. Boutelle’s and a dealer in wall and ten [ address, our eliina, glass, lamps, paper -d a to Maddocks_Mr. Percy L. Nickerson, the former reputation mis hot» ten. molasses and at 4. templating carriage drive Mt. Vernon j passed through centrifugals. business meeting cents good. 3m23 —£oml table and a well kept M.d local is taking some very fine this week. photographer, the old of this Idol. e. n A Visit to North It comes out sparkling grains of sugar,far Business Meeting. The annual patrons port. meeting pictures this summer. People would do 3wtf3 (.1C Nil and than that which is sent of the Grove Prospect Village. A. A. Ginn Notice of Foreclosure. Freedom Au^. t, Isa:*. prettier purer Northport Wesleyan Camp- Capt. well to examine them before going eis< *.)ii morning, Aug. Hi, l.sH'.i, we Wednesday to this Such to Eu- meeting Association was opened Wednes- ami wife will entertain the S. B. I. S. 'll7 11 ERE AS, SI NINE R HINT of in at her country. sugar goes Sep- where... .Mrs. Charles Marden is very sLk. took the steamer Sedgwick Bangor the County of Kennebec and State of Maine, a down the river to the North- Other is day, Aug. 23d, and continued tember 7th-Mrs. Philbrick of Rox- wharf for tiip rope. molasses simply crystaliz- by adjourn- Agues _Last week Frank Curtis and his sister by his mortgage Cecil dated the twelfth da\ <>t This was our second ment from to until the Mass ami Mrs. Martha Gammaus of (tetober. A. i). lS‘.»7.and recorded m Waldo Keg- port campground. ed and sent to this country to be reliued day day business bury, and Ethel Nichols of Searsport were guests the first was made in the summer of isir\ of Rook ‘282. Page (5, eomeyed visit; was Deeds, completed. Officers of the association Belfast visited relatives and friends here last at M. E. Wentworth’s at Swan Lake.... E. of in the Count \ I Wai 1805 to attend and euj y The exercises and by the American process. Florence >r parcel of For -ale bean, o c FNF.l M A I < influences of an old fashioned Methodist ensuing week-Lena Colson Alice Dockham, Comet Grange will give a conundrum supper 1 here is a deal ot cottee raised, ot land situate m Thorndike, in said Count\ of Wal- in tirst-eiass almost a- in which Brothers great repair, etir Pratt, Beal, Pres.. Rev. I. H. W. Dan- have been a few weeks at < campim g. year: Wharff, who spending at the Hall 7. Tin- ! all that of lot No. 1 2d, m. .i-t no me 1 a ii wijl ■ u- tine which to Grange Thursday, Sept. do, being part nig give Prince. and goes o -■ Church, Curtis, Farrington, quality, Europe,— Rev. Thomas F. the of erly of the road leading from the Hill hr gam. First -mu -r: eo fortli; sec., Jones, Bucks- Temple Heights, Northport, guests proceeds to go toward building the new hall. Heiii,-rsha\vseu were the leading spirits. France. When the American Sturgiss place, then owi t*d l.y said Sunmci Hun*, ('ll \S v principally treas., F. H. Dr. Colson and returned home. s; It was in Gods first temple, the grove. port; lion, Nickerson, Brewer; family,.have Please give us a liberal patronage. said piece of kind being bounded wesi.-i i> by id 3441 7" Mam become used to the best of l>\ a of said lot No. l2t;.>oid There was a stand for the preachers and people grade trustees, Rev. I. TI. W. Wharff, Danfortli; ....Joseph Colson is expected home from road; northerly part ] to Miles O’Leary ; easterly b\ land \ Ira Ward... Mrs. Clara Perkins and her me w itlio.it money and without price and The tobacco is second to the best den Nickerson, Orriugton: Albert White, son, George To/.ier; and whereas, said El m ure I only MOl .vl: IU< -rsl.;p God. Now as we approached the Orono; Rev. II. W. Norton, Searsport; M. C. J. Goodwin Perkins, left for their home (irant has since deceased, and 1, the undersigned, OPBRA and the natives will not admit as v. :iarf we saw tin hillside dotted with beau- Havana, have been duly appointed and qualified e\o her I \ F. L. Farraud, Rockland; Aug. 22d. They will visit niece. Mrs. tor of her last will and testament and whrrea-, OM ICF MOl RS II t<» 2 o. sumuiei cottages, and at the head of the even that. An immense is used at Hill, Belfast; j quantity eu the condition of said mortgage h.m been broken, 2 to 4 ; t 1 avenue extending from the wharf supt. of grounds, J It. Mears, Morrill. Nellie Clark, in Philadelphia, route_ j principal and the best stock ever now therefore, by reason of the breach of the the hillside was a tine hotel. home, very rarely friends in attention t. K\ I up Extending Rev. J. M. Frost was appointed to arrange Ada Clarke is visiting Roxbury, condition thereof, I claim a foreclosure of said j Special given across the wharf and the from the island. guarding approach goes away for next Mass.Mrs. Ludella Harding is in very mortgage. and THROAT. 1>34 year’s campmeeting. Dated this of A. D. t -these grounds was a gate well guarded, raised for twenty-fifth day \ugust, At present very little fruit is J. M. Ban- health.Mrs. Jeuuie Ward and 1 REt EE M. KERRY. ami none were allowed to pass until they Executive Committee, Frost, poor Sit'd. few' at Executor of the last will and testament of Flor- had paid an entrance fee. As we passed export, but there is an almost unlimited John Brewer ; G. children will a days Northport gor, President; Tinling, spend ence E. (irant, deceased. 3w3f> t>. School Book along the streets we observed every indica- field for capital in that line. The fruits E. Edgett, Belfast; T. F. Jones, Bucksport; Camp Ground... .Mrs Jennie Dockham and tion that this has been made a place for All pupils and etber- Mrs. M. E. C. Libby, Miss Ora Notice of Foreclosure. persons, pleasure and rest. It is true that after some grown there are the largest and most lus- The treasurer’s report was as follows: daughters, thed possession belonging t' each are |.> return the enquiry which seemed to excite surprise we the West Indies. It is most Libby and Miss Flora Haley spent a WALTER C. YOl'N'd of Relnmnt, metit requested cious in Receipts.$1,973.95 ol t he fall leim were directed to the auditorium where re- 00 Ground las* week. in the of Waldo and State of Maine, opening Expenditures. 1,025 day at Northport Camp WHEREAS,County FK \NtTS s services were and where the that within a few years there his deed dated the fifth < ay ligious held probable by mortgage twenty t. ... F. returned last from Belfast. 31, lsji'.i old-fashioned stand and benches had .1. Gould Saturday of March, A. 1). 1X05, and recorded in Waldo August camp will be a demand for choice Puerto Balance..$ 948 95 heavy to Pittsfield... .Mrs. of Deeds, Rook 241 l’age 2(52, conveyed gi ven place to the modern church, and where Add balance of 1898. 514 00 a short business trip Registry to me. the undersigned, certain lots or parcels of we had the of to an in- Rican fruits. who has been pleasure listening Ella M. Littlefield, visiting land situate in said Reltnont. being the same real Freedom Notice. teresting sermon by Dr. Phillip of Connec- the last ten months there has Net balance.$1,462.95 estate Abner 11. to D. C. Toot li- During her old home in Morrill, accompanied a TO'/ conveyed by Young WHOfl II .MAY CONCI RN ticut. The going and returning to Bangor nker, b\ deed dated August 18, I XX 1, and record- 10 been a deal of American capital in- Net amount of debt.$4,037 27 to IAMI ’was devoted to observing the changes along great party of relatives Northport Camp TENDER-SKINNED MEN ed in Waldo Registry of Deeds, Rook l'.M5, Page I have given my minor son. throu There were a few small bills for the year 1 78, to which reference is made; also an- Itis time during the remainder tjke river that the last thirty years had vested in the various enterprises gh- Ground last Saturday, returning Sunday. Shave with Cutioitra Shaving Soar, and hereby other of land situate in said Reltnont, and and shall claim none ot his earn wrought. both for and against the society at the time visited before cleansing the face rub on a bit of Cr n- parcel out the and before the hurricane, .Harry W. Lowe of Bangor his being the same real estate conveyed to D. < debts of his eoiitraeting alti tlu The ever varied hut never land- island, was made and the amount cvka Ointment, the great skin cure. Wash oif changing this report up Toothaker .lames M. Neal of said Relmont, by Belfast. Maine, August o". I were marked. sisters, Catherine and Isa Ethel, Aug. 27th. w#ith Chtk'ira Toilet Soap and JI * »t Water. by I marks of the beautiful Penobscot Valley is the good results Large may be slightly changed. deed dated 23, lXSi». and recorded in said JAMI S This simple, inexpensive treatment will make May good to look upon. The introduction of the miles The resolution was passed: ....Charlie Gray broke his shoulder, Aug. Yol. 223, Page 20. being also the same bought up the few 0f following 8havin«r a pleasure and comfort to those with Registry, beautiful summer cottages and residences syndicates as to said W alter C. Young by said D. ( Resolved, That from this time fortli the 26th. while riding a wheel....The many tender, inflamed, easily irritated skin. conveyed its banks add new interest to the miniature French railways; and are rapid- Toothaker by deed dated September I <5. 18’.'2. and along W. G. C. M. Association instruct of Frankfort Sold throughout the world. Potter D. and C. Cobp.. run- Northport friends of Gertie Rowe are recorded in said in Yol. 238. Page 227 scene; and one sees here as every where that electric tramways, and Sole Bostou. All About the Skin," free. Registry ly building its trustees and agents to announce that no Props., and whereas, the condition of said mortgage has Office for Rent as time men with all else change: in American fashion. to learn of her speedy recovery. passes, ning them excursions by sea or land shall be permitted rejoiced been broken, now therefore by reason of the in a short life moral from a In Johnson Block, street- and that, time, social, will no doubt be a field on and that w’as thrown carriage breach of the condition thereof, 1 claim a fore- High There greater to enter the grounds Sunday; She violently modern Hood and religious conditions cannot stand still -A closure of said improvements. no excursions by boats leaving their docks while out for a trip.. goodly mortgage. cian or dressmaker. t" while rapid strides have been made in finan- pleasure Have read a ad.? Dated this twenty-ninth day of August. A. D, Apply on Sunday be permitted to make landings the you moving commercial and business conditions of Have read a moving ad. ? number from here will attend Baugor l«yy. 3w35 HERMAN A. GREER. cial, you at the wharf owned and controlled by the Belfast. August 24, lS'Jfi. tt'34 the land. H. in the Northern You it’s on 8. D. [C. Ellis, 8. Association. fair. better, page JLeader, Presque Isle. You better, it's on page NEWS OF BELFAST. Cyrus E. Tibbetts has bought the Spear (HE The Church of God campmeeting will be- place near Mason’s Mills, of Mrs. Sarah E. North Curtis. gin on the grounds in Searsport to- rder was tilled last week for four of day and will continue over two Sundays. water colors of local scenery to Pensions have been granted as follows: Don’t Pit «T. N. S. Daniel Stop Letters received by Collector S Hirri- Iney Mines, Cape Breton, Additional, McG. Spencer, Winter- ill from officers of the The Belfast $6 to Scott's Emulsion be- man aud Mrs. Harriruan Average Citizen Must Ac- v: it is burning a kiln of bricks at port, $8. taking cause it's warm weather. Texas indicate that they highly enjoyed cept the Following Proof. ir the mouth of Goose Pond. E. R. Conner is building a new stable at visit to Belfast and and it until are their Northport; liis storehouse on Front street. It will he Keep taking you \ pnnham is in the d:stribut- will be news city cured. this we are sure pleasing to The great Sir Isaac Newton, one of the most mi of the Maine 22x40, with 22 feet posts. edition Register, all our people. We shall hope to see them profound reasoners the world ever produced, once It will heal your and jumittc.. a tire A. E. is a half to lungs a a s little delayed by that Hutchings adding story here, again another season. cut large hole in board fence to allow a favor- rich blood in sum- the first edition. But of this the smaller of the two houses wl :ch he late- give you ite cat access to two gardens, and cut a smaller We are to learn that the mer as in glad hurdy-gurdy hole to allow her kitten alionit can well be said, “better ly bought, No. 3 Union street. 1 winter* It’s cod to follow her. The weak- music of Misses Knight and McCorrison is liver oil made. ness manifested in Sir Isaac’s action was due to •lever.’’ E. S. Shuman dug a potato Tuesday that easy. success proving a grand Friday evening, want of \ 50c. and $ 1. All druggists.- thought. Any reader who mentally de- Mir boa was found on Main street was in seven distinct parts. It is said to he 1st, are to have a Sept. they masquerade bates the proof offered here about Doan’s Kidney and left the largest number of separate and i?5 will be to1 veiling at Francis’store, potatoes ball in Searsmont. given Pills and arrives at any other conclusion than that BARGAIN SALE grown into one that was ever seen here. the the most cos- stated in this citizen’s ist W. C. T. U. will resume its couple wearing grotesque statement, is as short of Augustine Colburn three sal- tume. There to be a large attendance. as the when he uirsday, Sept. 7th, on which day Five candidates took the examination for caught good ought reasoning powers philosopher mon at Swan Lake last and there turned carpenter. ueet with Mrs. Clough on Bay State teacher’s certificates in this city Aug. week, Harrisou, Wood & Co received a granite were some minor catches. Mr. John Watson, general blacksmith on the -arret. 25tli. The examination papers were sent to block weighing over 5 tons from Lincoln- N. Sabbattus road, Lewiston, Me., says: “For eight for the State W. Delano is another was hauled H. F. Me- ure Club had a at Pitcher’s Augusta inspection by Super- getting up fishing ville Saturday. It by day years 1 had trouble with my back. When suffering v. intendent. excursion, which he thinks will be the last son with six horses. It is for the base of [ Bangor Whig. at intervals from attacks, I was lame the of the during i not heard that the name of Bel- season. It will be on steamer Castine the monument, which the hrm is We have this on our counter Mrs. Bessie E. Fernald of East Belfpst Pendleton day and in severe pain at night. After a hard day placed bargain ami «d been will leave Belfast at 1 a. m. next Sun- to set iu the Harbor was changed; but it was on was before the Police Court yesterday for making cemetery, day’s work it something horrible to endure. ( that sheet of day. The base when finished will be Soon after I retired, I was to shift water, at the pssault and battery on Mrs. Emma Rolersoc. Searsport. compelled my for summer home of Mr. and lixtixl 1-3 feet. position, looking comfort, and as this con- Mrs. She was fined $10 and costs, from which she Helping Hand Circle of King’s Daughters tinued all night, I arose often in the morning to ANOTHER BIG LOT OF r that the club liad its outing. will meet with Mrs. Goldie Curtis, 31 Pearl New Advertisements. Burkett’s GOODS. appealed bargain begin another day’s work more tired than when I s street, 4th. A full sale this week includes another lot of Rbunion. The Knox and Liu- Of the art exhibit at the Eastern Maine Monday eveniug, Sept. big went to bed. I read an account of Doan’s Kidney attendance is as out See advt. for in Association will bold its an- State Fair, which opened at Bangor Tuesday, desired, important matters goods to close cheap. Pills curing a back like mine and I went to a are to come before cut has ti at Ground the meeting. particulars. A big also beeu made drug store and got a box. Well I kept taking Washington Camp the Commercial says. "Mrs. Dyer of Port- TO with the them until the left. Since I I have CLOSE OUT CHEAP. Sept. 9th. All veterans. Sous of land and Mr. H. L Woodcock of Belfast, Dr. Sullivan of Portland, Me., Ex-Assist- iu the price of dress goods intention pain stopped of out the whole assortment... .Geo. done lots of heavy work, but my back has stood in.! members of Relief Corps are two prominent exhibitors in past years, aut Surgeon to the Maine and Ear In- closing Eye the strain.” has Hotel Maine, :-e present. Come one. come all. have both sent large lots of work for show firmary for over seven years, will be in Nickless opened Freedom, Just such endorsement can be had is to entertain the emphatic mons, sec’y. here." Belfast at the Revere House on and prepared traveling Thursday, right here in Belfast. Call at Kilgore & Wilson’s and public. The hotel has beeu newly furnished leverage of Pulpit Harbor has sold A dispatch was received here Tuesday Friday Saturday, Sept, 7tb, 8th and 9th. drug store and ask what is reported. and and no pains will be to f land to Mr. B. B. that Fred Williams had been repaired, spared Doan’s Kidney Pills are sold for 50 cents Crowninshield, announcing The laundry firm of C. A. and J. M. Stev- per ’e its .See notice of sale of box at all or will be mailed architect of Marblehead, Mass, killed iu Waterville. His plep patrons... dealers, by Foster- accidentally ens is and the former will con- dissolved, land in Stockton Springs, known as the Miiburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole for the Two Jackets Left, Valued at for i, is a beautiful one, situated at mother, who was near Poors agents Only $15.00, $1.50 stopping Mills, tinue the business at the old stand in the St offers Meadow, to close an estate... .Fred United States. f Harbor, on the eastern went to Waterville at once. The Pulpit particulars Church street. Stickney building, J. M. A Johnson, Masonic offers this Remember the name—DOAN’S—and take no Rock. Mr. Crowninshield have not been received here. Temple, 25 and India Worth is.ipit Stevens, who retires, has taken of substitute. Paisley Striped Shawls, $25, 3.00 , charge week some inducements to summer residence there the 1 unquestionable Chas. II Crosby in le; »ed of Chas. N. the photographic studio of W. H. Howe of those in quest of bargains. Read bis advt. Black the store at 11'* High street, and will Pittsfield. Mr Howe has se\eral branch 100 Percale Skirt i .. A very desirable reir of five rooms, suit- Wrappers, Large handsomely on a first c lass ivrrtised otters remaining in the open, Monday next, restau- studios which he manages personally. able for a small family. Enquire at 23 Miller -nice Aug. 20th; Ladies—Miss rant to he known as the Crosby Dining Cool and sold for our The 75th annual session of the Sovereign street.lames L. James, Belfast, publishes made trimmed, $1.50, price, .98 ; lUrrett, Miss Plaeeutia Knuwltou, Rooms. Mr. Crosby is an experienced ca- Grand Lodge, I. O. O F is to he held in a freedom notice... .Starrett’s “Moving Ad.-' M Larrabee. Mrs. A J. Pierce. terer. and will have the best of help. His Detroit, Mich., the latter part of September, contains some new bargains this week, in- Standard and -Jimyiue Ban nan. T H. Har- ad. will appear next week. -AND- 50 Print Wrappers, Quality make, and the of the annual cluding summer dress goods, linen skirts, only .99 ’ht A Mr. itinerary grand pilgrim- Garland, Chester Tin* Belfast Band an concert gave* open-air age of the Patriarchs M utant. Department linen collars, etc. Superintendent Brick M1 sos Mr. Austin C. Rob- worth our Mayo. on the schoulhous'- cumm-m last Trimmed Hats, $3.00, Tuesday of has been issued in a neat booklet. calls for the return of all school books be- Fancy price. ,98 rhoinss. Maine, The was the one an- ever'ug. program It provides for three different tours, ell in- longing to the city before the beginning of Chalmers C. Ford is sutfer- nounced for Thursday Aug. evening, 24th, j teresting. ami all reasonable in price. Major the fall term.See statement of the Sears- One Lot of Corsets only. .39 but w on peculiar accident. He was ap- which postponed account of' on R. H. Howes of this city is a member of the port Savings Bank, the 7th page. Comfortable, to to the chain of his weather. As usual the mr.*.( whs tine and bicycle committee of arrangements, and has a sup- ■ a audience. ruing, holding the graphite to enjoyed by large ply of the booklets. I he Churches. dh one baud and revolving the The Seth Bcllock <’k;ak in Our Away up Those who have noted the recent up=to=date with the other, when incorpo- y tlio Belfast. Me. Frank Bi cy a brother-in- ration of the Sloss-Shetfield Steel and Iron ltev. R. T Capen will preach at Saturday We shall a BIG the -‘:t i••■tween the chain and the law to Abe w' with a of ) Of j make of Holme*, was a cigar fac- Company capitalization 820,' Cove Nortliport. next Sunday at 2 45 p. in CUTJn prices will not be to find the. list ii i the end was cut off. tors has of surprised among named one hi* popu'ar brands it es of incorporators the name -if the well known Ser\ at the Universalist church next f the Nature “Seth Bullock Tin are *•-, Club with -agars put 100 in a man of affairs, Ansel L White of 30 South Sunday as usual. Preaching by the paster, K S. box with rich and artisC- hd-os. of the S< Mr. White has a and Pitcher, postponed from enjoyed long pros- Rev. A. A. Smith ns TRUSSES. quality known Londres (Jrainic. and in career es a man of affairs in this ■ii account of the weather and per'ms c-itj S DRESS GOODS $ color Claro. Neither Mr. H- lines nor Capt. and his operations have been characterized Some, interior ’’uprovemcuU have been was held at their shore cottage Bn i'ck knew anything am t the new by consistent conservatism of the, kind made in the, Methodist church in this city Many of the members had other brand until yesterday Holmes received a calculated to command the confidence of a in box 1>\ express. The only way he can ac- those with whom ins business have including new ceiling the lower vesti- at those who attended dealing this wiiu t.ne ihIlntion mt report < mint for is that he in week, ^\11e th^ entire has been sending the brought hi 11 into close contact. He under- bule, tinting the walls, and minor repairs. We have them all j ni.-'st hospitably entertained Pcneer-Tiines to Baii-v. vlio ].,■ -.apposes mus the commercial and financial situa- < The M ission will be next assortment. included a close study of the ;ha«l in.ad of apt Bullock ami was struck tion, and his experience will be of great Peoples’ opened r with the name or the mm, are a value to his even 3rd, after which date with all i mnionly known as the They colleagu though they Sunday evening, Se.pt. sizes, appliances, clam,but mod and cigar should become popular. he so well known as John p, Summertield, held and not in its meetings will be as usual every Tues- natural state. Dead wood, 8 I) Pioneer-Time* Samuel B Lawrence, Geo E. Spencer and and even- Adrian H. Larkin. Mr. White has won bis day. Thursday. Saturday Sunday and fit them free. > s. Hootkks. The great game f A singular condition was met with the way to the front by sheer force of character ings at 7 o’clock. All are, welcome. the Tooters and the IT ..ter-* past week by the men who are digging a and constant app'ication to business, gain- Sei vices at the Methodist church next ta&f°We cannot call attention to all the I ice Friday, Sept 1st. on the w- I for Bertram L. Davis, on the lot which ing friends in the natural course of a is open SPECIAL tions. [New York Financial Review Sunday will be as follows: Preaching at street ground.-. Both nines are in lie lately of Mrs. Leola Peirce, on bought 11 Mr White is aBeifaster and is well known 10 43; Sunday school at 1‘2; subject Build- we h;lve in store for suf- and have been in training for Waldo avenue. The earth for the first 5 ! GOOD V ALUES you, n will in this city, where he bps hosts of friends, ing the Temple,” Ezra 5:10 and 4:5; Ep- be a hot game. The feet ill depth was very compact, a Sitiidv de- who wiil <>f wortb at o in.: fice it to our stock is to be reduced. ml will give a concert from to "■ posit washed from the hillside. Below that be pleased to learn his well de- League p. subject- “Holding say largely served success. the hands,” Ex. 17 :1-1 o; leader. i* rhe latter hour the game will he for 20 feet it was clay, out about 4 feet at the up pastor’s Miss Georgie S. Pratt; prabse ami PRESCRIPTIONS worth 'l'on cents admits to the concert top was very dark and when lir.st opened Steamer Notes. Gapt. Otis Ingraham of prayerser- The Torchon Lace at 5c., 20c., like v ice at 7,30. j ii'd smelled clam fiats. Tins dark section there ought to be a big atten- steamer City '»f Bangor is always up to date is a to the trade. It 'v-'i was mixed with common surprise certainly be a big ten cents clam and mussel and alive to the interest of his passengers. Following are the Baptist church notices: shells. This bed is about I 75 feet above the Aug. 17th, when the warship Texas was Thursday evening, the weekly prayer meet- Carefully compounded from ike present sea level. When the well bad beeu here. came, into Church Covenant All KMIUN 1 riH. W Hull) C.OIID- Cape. Ingraham port with ing; Friday evening. dug to a total of 25 feet the be- his steamer decked with colors and ran as the Junior purest of druys ! ails’ Association will meet witli depth clay meeting; Saturday afternoon, and\chemicals. ! GEO. W. BURKETT, Odd FeHows Block. low the crust near as to the white cruiser that his Endeavor; of Jesus Call- Carter Po3t. Freedom, Thursday. upper began crumbling away prudent subject. Glimpses ►_ and continued until the well was have, a view of her. ing the Fishermen, Luke 5:1-11; Sou If stormy, the next fair day. nearly passengers might good Saturday half and its diameter Last the of the Teachers’ "• L. Boulter will make the address full, enlarged, except Thursday City Bangor was evening, meeting. On Sun- at the 5 foot crust at the to from 12 delayed in her arrival from Boston the usual services. The Post and Corps will fur- surface, by day POOR & SON. to 15 feet. When it was found that the fog and did not leave this until after ■•i bread and coffee. Bring along port On page t> of this issue will be found a work arid not be continued on account of sundown. The steamer was then beautiful- ! baskets, if you want custard pic. brief notice of the coming Christian Endeav- the caving in of the earth, a wooden caisson ly illuminated and Hashed her search light or in 1 cue of cur largest and best convention Portland. The souvenir was built inside to further in all directions as she steamed Mrs. E. ■* prevent tiding from Belfast is issued and shows varied and Lancaster, the Post an program KITTREDGE extended invitation HAS SOLD OUT and the well again out th- to Northport Camp Ground. It was one of ■ i: Posts dug original interesting subjects to be treated by some of ,.J>IS1 ng to meet’.vithjthen nil IliOl MAMITKING and UIS EXTIKE depth. A few shells were found t* the fall the prettiest sights seen on the bay this sea- ablest Christian workers of New \J SHAMPOOING. STOCK, COXSfSTIXG OE >’>* accepted the in\ datum. You England. depth of the well, but they were of mussels son.... .An interesting of It is that the Belfast societies will 35 High Street. Belfast, issured of a warm welcome from piece freight expected ami Announces to the of Belfast and ■ other smai! to last, week the steamer people vicinity and comrades of species brought Bangor by be largely represented. Freedom. that she is practicing her and a 1! w :>i was specialty, Penobscot, the wheel of the steamer treatment will lie treated dis- Secy. he Jokers. Twenty-three years agt There will be the usual midweek prayer mg satisfactorily by Glass, Tin Ware, Wooden Portland, which was wrecked off Cape Cod infected implements and with modern methods Crockery, Ware, fourteen ladies '• >rk of excavating at the South young formed a .h which meeting at the North church this. Thursday, by an experienced chiropodist. 2m24*2m the gale last November. ...The named during Sil- 7 hoolhouse it was found the they appropriately The .bikers,'’ evening at 30. Next Sunday the that regular from business at the age of » uuru ver Star will continue making two per (He retiring ■ and while there m e been trips services will be resumed. stcil on a trench wall ouiy three many changes The pastor, Rev day uut1. Sept. loth. She did a busi- but still a smart, active man) to and two deaths—Mr*. Bertha good will a. m. Had the -■ -: 1 been the build- Chase Field George S. Mills, preach at 10 45 clay ness at Ground FLOUR! FLOURM Miss Isa Pmo-- 11.30 v. m.. ami front ■‘'leers. sch. Gazelle and placed her in command of ready wnl l>e held at the office of the referee, Belfast, 1.30 to 4.3(1 p. m Flowers and plants, of course, were in evi- & Jones has succeeded all ex- on 'trsivienne. Fred beyond Maine, the lGtli day of September, A. D. 18'.)'.), <■ II. SARGENT. Capt. Harford-Sch. A. Hayford ar- at V) Collector. dence with their color and pectations. The business this summer h; o clock a. m. Deltas:, 1 -klaml Gavotte. fragrance. Sale deposit boxes for rent at $3, $5 Jo.fl) and August 1. .SUP.-31 '] rived Tuesday from Boston with attained a which is a HUGH D. 1 chairs, geueral magnitude genuine MeLELLAN. Polka. Couches, pillow's, fancy lamps and i$K a year. cargo, a of surprise to the firm. Sample orders have Referee in Bankruptcy. o Step. were used with including quantity plank for screens good effect and gave been doubled, trebled and quadrupled. For Our new vault is unequaled in Eastern Maine Waltz. Carter & Co....Schs. Maria Webster, Sena- skirt the hall the appearance of a drawing-room. two mouths hardly a day passed that mail a>»i UNEXCELLED in security against tire Uance. tor and Volant are A TEN casks and fish orders were not received ; dealers in CENT When lighted, the rooms ami the freighting many FOR and in the CIGAR *kirt dancers were Misses Frances dainty burglary country. barrels from Belfast to the lime and fish instances saying that they far surpassed in SALE. summer toilets of the guests made a One K atherine Elizabeth Quim- very fit and thoroughness of any undivided half of a lot of land situated in Those renting boxes can have the exclusive Quimby, ports. The casks and barrels are made in workmanship Stockton Music was furnished | skirt had ever sold. the Springs known as the Stowers ^I IVE CENTS. ra Morison. were dressed in pretty picture. by the they To-day genuine Meadow, rivilege of taking their boxes to ami from the They Vickery's shops in Morrill and in the small- containing one hundred and one Rand “Gordon” skirt has an established reputa- fifty acres, will ai’Hs. and white. All of the Belfast orchestra, dainty refreshments J be sold at a bargain to close the settlement of 'i'JW, pink er on tiou in that e*. mres the ~ cooper shops the farms.Sell Sal lie I the market the perman- estate of A. 4 were served, and Margaret Stowers, deceased l’lease I M,»ple themselves in a everybody pronounced aney of the business. call on or POOR ,C SOX. acquitted ! J’Ou is in the dry dock at Boston to be | address, r midsummer a --- very creditable to their teacher, this dancing party brilliant * SAMUEL FRENCH, metalled. Oueen of Toilet Powders success. Mr. A. I. Brown won the Sandypoint, Maine. 1:tnkin, and the skirt dance merits gentle- Dated 24,1899. NOTICE. Is tbe name given Comfort Powder by M. J. August man’s whist prize, a silver match case ; and House ommeudatiou. The older people Braden. Trained Nurse of Mass. All for Sale. Have you read a ad.? Weston, persons who sell milk in Belfast are reunit- 1 a Miss Marion Potter of Braintree. Mass moving a tine dance after the dancing class “8be says it produces complexion." Have read a ed by statute to register their with you ad,? names, etc., rtORXER OF PARK AND ■'‘M. the ladies' a silver Cures pimples and all irritations of the skin. moving the inspector within one month of this notice. CHARLES STREE TS prize, penholder. You better, page 8. \J Emjuire of Keeps dress shields sweet. You it's on ector. 22tf it^)n better, page 8. Belfast, MRS. W. H. MOODY, At A. A. Small’s, 29 Miller Street. —T- Waldo County Crop Reports. have; supplement, if necessary, with light A Letter to Mrs. Pinkham Register of Deep Water Vessels, r Written for The Journal.] feeds of bran, cottonseed or meals. Brought gluten ^ At the Grange. [From the Board of Agriculture Bulletin.] The tide will soon next is liable County turn, year ^Health to Mrs. Archambo. ships. Moukill. From observation of the to bring an abundant when my hay harvest, Abner Coburn, M L Park, arrived at New Talk about ther exkursious. conditions of rural 1 have will be to all his I [LETTER TO MRS. PINKHAM NO. big life, thought everyone again clinging 42,395] New York from Kong. July 13 Hong Where ther famous be; that the quality most needed to make animals [and they will be bringing high Dear Mrs. Pinkham—For two A G David Rivers, sailed from warships Ropes, But a to make home most New York for San thet at Ritchie’s farming success, prices. [Secretary. years 1 felt tired and so weak and dizzy Julv 29 Francisco; County Grange homelike and children a lik- Belmont. A spoken, no 39 38, Ion 07 13. Is enuf fer me. give proper great many improvements that some I date, fat jest good days could hardly go A for the old was common can he made on the farm in mid-summer. J Fuller, C M Nichols, sailed from Hilo ing farm, good Sech a around the house. Backache and head- 20 for New crowd of geuial faces, sense. Farms are farmed success- 1 find that there are some bushes May York. very always Jest as ache all the time and my food would Aryan, A. T Whittier, arrived at Seattle smiling ez ther day ; fully—upon paper. Homes are furnished that might be cut, piled up and burned. not and had Aug 15 from San Francisco. For the with all modern Ic is a after digest such pains in the Grangers gut sum manners, improvements, every- good time, also, right away Bangalore, A N Blanchard, cleared from womb and troubled with leucorrhnea Aud a mutual thing to lighten and brighten labor, very haying, to plow, which will help the fall’s New York Aug 23 for Port Elizabith. sort o’ way. children are work I think the and were affected. E B for economically, up>on paper; along wonderfully. kidneys Sutton, E L Carver, Philadelphia When we drive to that Grange Hall, San Breakwater up given liberal education, provided with farmers of Maine will do well to follow After birth of each child I grew Francisco, passed Delaware July 30. Nestling there among them trees, the best literature and tilled with abiding mixed farming, as they will then be ready weaker, and so much of the Tlie hearing F A S arrived Where birds waz Kind You Have and which love for fields and the moss- to the market with from Emily Whitney, Pendleton, making chorus Always Bought, has been rocks, trees, supply anything had I wrote to and at good you done, you Honolulu 0 from New York. With a iu use for over covered the farm, is the best Aug swarm of human bees; HO years, has borne the signature of bucket, very easily-—upon paper. bheep husbandry have taken six bottles of Lydia E. Emily Heed, D C Nichols, sailed from But it seems me reduce this to follow on the as in to to eloquent branch farm, it is, New York 20 for Kong. And ther sisters and ther brothers, — and lias been made under his Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, one May Hong j„.r. paper farming into something practical, my opinion, as paying as any. The Gov Robie, B F Colcord, arrived at Hong Also box of one box of Liver buzzin’ sum yer see, soual supervision since its and make it lit into and the condi- farmers should take some farm Lozenges, Pills, 21 York. infancy. help good Kong Aug from New Az one of and to- they stood upon ther Allow no one to deceive in tions of our it is and in touch with other farm- package Sanative Wash, Henry B Hyde, T P Colcord, arrived at platform you this. everyday life, necessary paper keep Or I am as as ever New York 4 from Hilo. beneath sum tree; All Imitations and to mix it very thoroughly with common ers. [L. F. Allenwood. day feeling well I did. Aug shady Counterfeits, Substitutes are but j'.N. Josephus, P R Gilkey, sailed from New sense. The methods of a farmer of Montville. The sheep prom- When I get up in the morning I feel as They wa'ut blowin’ their pertinents that tritie with and the large industry York April 25 for Hong Kong. up neighbors. endanger health ef means in some Western ises as returns for its investments as fresh as I did when a \ er States, though good girl and eat and Mary L Cushing, F I Pendleton, sailed ken bate yer life on thet, Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. him mean utter one branch taken but it is not well from bringing success, might any singly, sleep and do all of my work. If New York May 10 for Hong Kong; Nor a peekin’ ’round so envious ruin to a farmer of small means iu the best to too much upon one ever June lat 23 N, Ion 39 W. depend any I feel weak shall know spoken 7, At sum sister’s hat. again New York 2d nobby Pine Tiee State. The speculations in cer- thing. Failure often results thereby. where to May Flint, sailed from April get my strength. I know for tain directions, or experiments along some Mixed husbandry is the best policy every Hong Kong. They waz talkin’ ’bout their question, What is CASTORIA yonrmedicineeured me."—Mrs. Salixa Puritan, A N Blanchard, sailed from San special line of farming, might bring suc- time. To create a love for home anti Waz it best to sell ther hay ?” Archambo, Charlemont, Mass. Francisco Nov 2 for Hull. Castoria is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, cess to those who have peculiar fitness for its surroundings is of the most importance. Or t:> feed it to ther On,,., R D Rice, C F Carver, sailed from New cattle, and It is that work, but would oiing defeat and Good books that have a to elevate Soothing Syrups. Harmless and Pleasant, it tendency The present Mrs. Pinkham's experi- York Aug 20 for Yokohama. Wonderin' which would better pay. disaster to those w ho onh think have me mmu ana ro uuna up a goon moral O C saiied from Newcas- contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic they ence in treating female ills is unparal- Reaper, Young, that ntness. as a matter ot tnere character are of tle 18 for Kahului. But ther master’s mallet sounded, tact, very great importance. for May Substance. Its age is its guarantee. It Worms leled; years she worked side by D destroys are many farm homes where there are a To encourage the boys on the farm, let S Carletou, Amsbury, sailed from Kahu- And they flocked inter ther ball; and side with Mrs. E. Pinkham, and lu 11 for New York. allays Feverishness. it cures IHarrlnea and Wind less number of rooms than there are mem- them have a piece of land for their own Lydia May Lots of an' St F W sailed from New York picters there, posies, Colie. It relieves bers in the family; where the cleanliness to till, planting with potatoes, sweet corn for sometime past has had sole charge Paul, Treat, Teething Troubles, mires Constipation June 20 for Yokohama. And jest room enuf for all. of the house is its attraction: where or cucumbers, or other of the correspondence of and Flatulency, ii assimilates the only any growing crop department St Nicholas, arrived at Karluk May 21 from Food, regulates the the little dresses, and the that is marketable. Nine times in ten her Sum remarks waz made instructive pants Sunday great business, treating by letter San Francisco. Stomach ami Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. shoes are needed more than books and will the to as as a After music ther they put proceeds good use, many hundred thousand ailing State of Maine, H G Curtis, sailed from by quire, The Children's Panacea-The Mother’s Friend. and where their musical educa- or that will be New York for papers, buying clothing something women a year. All women who suffer May 20 Hong Kong; spoken While ther baked beaus an’ ther koifee .u*u is like that of the beneficial. Hahn. June 27. lat 1 SW, hm 33 (with loss of fore- something pastor [F. are invited to write to Mrs. Pinkharn Fragrant sizzled on ther lire. who said he knew two “God Muniioe. The branch of topmast.) nly tunes, particular Mass., GENUINE 'at Lynn, for advice, which will Til lie E Starlmck, Eben Curtis, arrived But it came at the summons, ALWAYS "ave the Weasel,’’ and “Pop Goes the farming which one should follow must last, CASTORIA be without at Philadelphia June 27 from Hilo. Ipieeu.' Good common sense does not on so local conditions that promptly given charge. An’ sum thankful, cuz we kum, depend many Wm H Macy, Amsbury, arrived at Seattle say. buy a large faun, build a tine stand of no man can safely decide for another. Oct 27 from Sau Francisco. When we chewed them beans aud koffee, and run in the foundation of buildings, debt for it. Com- Generally speaking, The Veterans at Windermere. Wm H Conner, J T Erskine, sailed from Better than we git ter hum. mon sense says, live within your good farming is some branch of stock New York May 7 for Hong Kong; sailed always But them brothers from the seaside means. l»o not do this or that because husbandry, yet there are exceptions to The third annual of the from Rio Janeiro July 11. meeting Clough W J G sailed Dockters, dentist, T- your neighbor does, but cultivate on your this rule. For some reason, people have Rotch, Sewall Lancaster, lawyer Veteran Charitable Association was held from Baltimore 8 for Mauila; land ust those crops suited to that kind* allowed themselves to fall into the error Aug passed Cleaned. I think tli^y said, four tables, at their and Winder- Cape Heury 11th. •:-t sod: cultivate well. Good common that the privileges of the farm and farm grounds building, So tliey’s stripped az they could be. BARKS sense says, make your home just home are less than those of other call- mere 7th. always Park, Unity, Monday, Aug. Should ever sort o’ hanker as as means will allow. As a matter of the farm home Alice Reed, Alauson Ford, arrived at they attractive your ings, fact, There was a of veterans large gathering Freetown, Sierre Leone, July 31 from New For to visit Risin’ Sun, Make your kitchen just as pleasant and usually is better provided with life's good and their families and friends from a York. convenient as your means will permit. things than the home of the average city Tell them how the scarlet fever The Kind Edward sailed from San Francisco You Have radius of 15 and came from May, \ true housewife will ask for more. Put dweller. It would be a delicate matter to miles, many for SurelyM catch them, every one. Always 2 Hilo. Bought July just as many books and papers in your name the best papers for the farmers a much distance. it was esti- C P N F at Portland longer Dixon, Gilkey, Aug Send us, Lord, a herd of locusts, In Use For Over 30 Years. home as can be sure should you afford, only home, but they be cleaD and mated that there were four thousand 3 for South America. Drouth or famine for a change THE CENTAUR COMPANY 77 VJSRAy STREET. NEW YORK CITY. their tone is good and pure. Make your reliable and not the kind that spread three Ethel, Dodge, sailed from Montevideo people on the grounds. The building June 7 for Puerto But we Thee. home so pleasant by the small courtesies items over three pages. The Maine Far- Rurglii. protect us, implore was to its utmost aud all A T sailed from of ite, the will and the love mer, the Portland and The packed capacity JEvie Reed, Whittier, From thet famished Seaside Grange. good always Transcript New York Nov 25 for Bahia. in that the children can’t Journal are each models of out of doors to be full of exchange there, liepublican appeared peo- Herbert Black. W H Blanchard, arrived But about that Grange of Ritchie- help the old home. Briug the their kind. Whatever the ones selected, from Island. loving ple and teams. Those who came late, at Boston July 2b Turks After tables cleared away, children into direct interest with farm they should be such that the children can lolani, McClure, sailed from New York At a Probate Court held at Hellas: and wished to have their horses cared for,' Tackled they upon the question, the of Waldo, on the life l»y giving them possession, responsi- be safely allowed to read them. The June 1 for Honolulu. County “Wuz it best to sell the August. A. I). 181*0. bility and profit, be it ever so small. Youth’s Companion will help educate the found it impossible to secure good stabling Mabel I Meyers, C N Meyers, at Portland hay certain instrument, purport m. common sense a July 31 for South America. Broken down Health Finally, always says, live children and develop taste for good read- within a mile of the The Now we aint much gift to argue \ will and testament of l.l't \ grounds. Troy arrived at New York 25 one at a live that and it who Matanzas, July late ol in said Com ; day time, day well, ing. 1 recommend to all farmers under the direction of Drum No conceit like Lawyer T., Searsport, band, Major from Havana. ceased, been 0 have faith in God and persevere, h.racie have families up around them. having presented growing Olive Thurlow, J O Hayes, sailed from But I’d settled soon thet t uestion petition that Henrietta h Bowen. Gordon of Brooks, discoursed line music praying [E. C. Dow. New York 5 for Havana. be appointed administratrix ot Aug If they’d only called on me. a. •*' a 1i u cue iirsi oi me during the day. The meeting was called Penobscot, E G Parker, arrived at Buenos deceased, with the will annexed was so He>LTx season it that almost to 12 from Boston. Ken yer ther a burniu’ Ordered, That notice he given dry everyone 1. C. Herefords. to order by Dr. A. J. Billings of Freedom, Ayres prior July keep lamps m Libby’s Rebecca M G arrived at be restored if teresteu by causing a c<>] y ot thi- this vicinity feared the harvesting Crowell, Dow, If yer don’t new ile? may you start President of the at 10 a. m. provide li-hett three weeks sticcessnely m ! would be small. In some cases it is so. Association, Barbados July 20 from Port Elizabeth, C Ken yer keep ther crops a growiu’ Journal, a newspaper publi>hrd was secre- G H. It takes fuel to run The for was much less in A Waterville Mail a L. C. Morse of made right. at a Probate Court, ;■ hay, example, representative paid Liberty If they appear Rose Innis, Melvin Colcord, arrived at yer never dress the sile ? within bulk this than but it is of much visit to the farm of lion. I. C. re- fast, and for said County year last, Libby After prayer the Kev. an must tary. by chaplain, New York Aug ‘J from New Orleans. engine, and you burn Tuesday of September next, at ten better to chose who and was shown a herd of Herefords You may flourish for a season— quality, especially got cently A. P. Hatch of Troy, the president in- Sachem, sailed from Hong Kong June b fore noon, and show a mm i! ai it into the barn while the weather that are winners in and the Soilin' wuz scch a charm— the same should not be good every way for New York. hay it tight to get the power. To proved, a, 1 troduced the orator of the Forrest lowed. lasted. Encumber planting seems a spec- source <»f much pride to Mr. Libby, as day, Thomas A Goddard, W S Gritbn, arrived But ere long yer ise will open (1 E« >. E. J( I11N >• among of our some of care has beeutakeuof them, a fact of who at Buenos Ayres 1 from Rosario. regain health, must have ialty many farmers, special Goodwin, Esq., Skowbegan, gave July On a barren run-out pharrn. you A true copy. Attest. them as as three acres. evident the Willard A C Colcord, arrived at < planting many which is plainly by appearance a able and Mudgett, lf.vs. p HA/.K! very patriotic eloquent address, Sierra Leone 20 from Boston. tood and it. They arc picked from 2 to 4 1 2 inches of the creatures. July Yer may rush for fertilizers : good digest which was well received ami highly ap- long and scut to market for We Howard 1. who is the SCHOONERS. But the lack li ■■ » At a ( ourt pickles. Libby, superin- very thing yer I Atwood's Bitters Probate hoot at Bella.-: The orator of the Kenue the ('omitv of \\ >i 8: had one acre last year and found it quite tendent at the farm, was the purchaser of plauded. boy Georgia GiiKey, W K Gilkey, arrived at Haz been carted off to Belfast. aid", the I k right here. They A. 1). 1 800. and have another acre this the it from choice lots \ scored and a Savannah Aug 1<) from Providence. profitable got herd, securing bee alley certainly one, And it aint a comiu’ back. ImBI I is another of our found in different of the State. Gladys, H B Colson, sailed from Galveston digestion, regulate 4 NN S. WHITE, a -i: year. Dairying profita- parts one. good July 12 for Sabine Pass. the blood. A WILLIAM 1 WHITE, r- ble branches. I think if the cows and This gentleman said that the stock at the Time Mies swiftly, Grange is over, Kneels, purify This closed the exercises for the fore- Clausen, Jr, sailed from said C« unity ot W aido. oeceaseii. the ".earn are taken care it farm was not for or ex- Henry Appleby, carefully of, kept prize takiug Pascagoula June 15 for Newport News. Songs and rescitations done; J ed a j etitiou praying a .. been-. offers better inducements than branch hibition but rather for the and the w as until or sale certain real *•.-;..re any purposes, noon, meeting adjourned John C Smith, Kueeland, arrived at New sisters homeward driven 35c. a bottle. Avoid Imitations. ; private Brothers, as described in said ition. in this 1 have often it bring bis father, who is York 12 Ga. | pet farming vicinity. pleasure might i: r. >i. The interim was spent in eating July from Brunswick, Full an’ happy—every one. ordered, That-the sain i< n. asktd levs*-". v« hat there was on the farm unable, by reason of his late severe and Lucia Porter. Farrow, arrived at New petit fraternal the old all persons intereste b, .m- EE th». and the continued to devote as much time | dinner, gieetings by York 23 from young people, only illness, Aug Bangor., Talk about them big exkarsious. order to be published thr- e wrea- v, as :v<> and a shake of the A arrived at Boston Jo r: e ... them of their as to his and railroad comrades, friendly Mary Hall, Haskell, the Kepubln an 11. a :ie w something formerly banking Wheir ther war yer ken see PILES! PILES! PILES! wn :■> j July 5 from Brunswick. ships Hellas;, t liar may apj ea w to me if the could have a As is well known Mr. J. C. j Pettigrew, County Grange boys very Libby ! a reminiscence of hard 18 from I)r. Williams’ Indian 1’ile Ointment will cure ai lie 1 lit h i.ay of Sej t mb* A .1 them. Many | Aug Philadelphia. Iz m does r L>-*se. ducks or chickens to take and sold cattle and jest good enuf fer t lie ch>ek bet>>'r noon, ami sho j formerly bought sheep. ; R \Y Hopkins, Hiehboru, arrived at Phila- Blind, ITee rated and Itching Biles. Ii hatties and of in hos- Bleeding, have, the ot -a *-ti: caie ot. ami when large enough dress olT llis fame as a buyer is State-wide. Al- fought sufferings 7 from Mika E.mkkson. why prayer■ delphia Aug Apalachicola. ahsorbes the tumors, allays the itching at oure, be granted. and send to and then receive the m late Mr. iias left were that marker, though years, Libby j pitals and prison pens uttered Sal lie I’On, W H West, sailed from Bru»s- «;ei *. i. j- >ii \ | acts as a poultice, gives instant relief. Dr. Wil- results to do with as they please, they the cattle business to bis several sons he 1 in breasts of brave wiek July 27 for Boston. i A tru*‘ eop\ Atte-t I had lain dormant the A blessing alike to young and old Or. liam-' Indian Bile Ointment is only for won! ; n want ! A S arrived at prepared CllAS. p I! V/Li 1 something else that had still takes a great interest in that business Tofu, Wilson, Philadelphia Fowler's Extract >f Wild Na- | ! veterans for be it re- Strawberry. Biles and ot the and noth- m-ue soon use many years. For, Aug 7 from Apalachicola. Itching private parts, profit, and would it for im- in a general way, therefore it affords the ture’s specific for dysentery, diarrlnea and Willie L E Coombs, arrived at else. box is guaranteed, s. Id drug- At a Probate » art on the farm. want senioi Mr. to visit, membered, the brave soldier only tells his Newton, summer ing Every by provement They Libby great pleasure complaint. 111 e ( U U t v o t \N a I ■ 11 Belfast Aug 12 from Philadelphia. gists, sent by mail, for and Sl.oo per box. o. mi ne;. : let them get it off from the farm. the farm and sort of renew his youth by deeds of to comrades w ho know of August, A. l> ism... daring WILLIAMS’ M’F’O CO., Brop’s, ( lex eland. ('hi- Ethel O. the handsome creatures that certain [Miss .Staples. going among his while the who TO < LEANSE THE SYSTEM An Entomological Proposal. justrumen’. pm p.e exploits, braggart put For sale by K, H. Mood* ly ■ Ida 1 think there is nothing that his son is so carefully guarding and boun- V will anil testament ot I I ! I down the Rebellion handed in Effectually yet gently, wlieu costive or bili- ot Sears port, c -aid ( t v will pay on the farm as poultry, but to tifully single gets feeding. Oli, Eincline, cear Emeline, ha\ ilig been piesented I make it most we must raise our The herd of Hereford*.mentioned his talk when there are no comrades ous. to permanently overcome habitual con- profitable above, pres- The sweetest maid I’ve ever seen. irdered, That not me ! grain and to feed and at in has been all to awaken the and liver vegetables them, thirty number, kept up ent to molest or make afraid. stipation, kidneys You’ve been si» much tome 1 vow terested by rail sing a opy m the same time we will be three wei k- -m ■ — .. making better summer and ted to rape, corn, meal, to a healthy activity, without irritating or 1 cannot seem to place you now. published '■ At p. m. tne president rapped to ol- iiean .Journal, publish, at Bella- grass land, and a p»r< it on shorts and sweet corn fodder. Each dav to colds or There was a t me, sweetheart, when I making large weaking them, dispel headaches, appear at a Probate • >.::. to to oui and We should have der for the Comrade of you as a < '< vugs poultry. every member of the herd is groomed camp-fire. Stanley Thought buttertly. l’robate Court, within and for he ! Wal within and tor >aid « amt \. fevers, use Syrup of Figs, made by the Cali- uuty the You flitted here, you flitted there, .tax •*. ot large breeds. 1 have not sold a dozen with brush and curry-combs with as much Plummer of Dexter was the first speaker, do, in vacation, the txventv-titst August, lay Septembei <'\t tei fornia Fig Syrup Co. With so much grace, and free from A. D. ISP'.). noon, and show it anv t :a eggs les> than 14 cents, and now get IT care as is shown the favorite horse. care.0 au-e, family and lie held tlie strict attention of the vast same •. e That sometimes truly 1 dreamed that to bo rho la-t should not be o\i. app; t-m.-. To made the farm work The in which the herd are hous- certain instrument, purporting pleasant quarters You be D H 11. <. la ) K. dolt \ audience for more than an hour. We of For Over years. could caught beneath my hat. \ will and testament ot J< BIN M FL.E we should not make our and ed are and Fifty A true Arm-t boys girls large, clean, airy with plenty Again, so ladeu down with sweet late of Belfast, in said County ol Waldo, de e.t> eopv slaves to the work. to make it tlie G. A. K. feel that we I Co X- P. M.V. Try pleas- of running water. The cattle are all un- highly gratified A n Old and Well-Tried Remedy.—Mrs. Were you. from golden hair to feet, ed, having been presented for probate. ant for can in- them: it be made so. Let them did three years of age, but some of them have such material as Stanley Plummer, Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for That in my loving eestaey Ordered, That notice be given to all persons over fur a ot t In- order to be At a Probate Conn !u id at B« the way think :t should be have reached enormous fifty years by millions of mothers I thought of you as of a bee— terested by causing copy pub- try they done, already propor- ■; and many others, upon whom we can call their children while with when lished three weeks suceessively in The Kepnblie.ui tor tin Count. \\ ... if it will be no loss to us. But if we now 8 teething, perfect Particularly, dear, you 1 great tions. One very fancy pair girt feet ar that A. ll. IS success. It soothes the child, softens the Pretended somewhat of the. shew. Journal, published Belfast, they may ap- August, slum d have a that does not take to in an and be sure of a at boy and 8 feet and 1 and emergency always at a Probate Court, to be held Beliast, 4 l.K KEl> P \ 1 I n. inch, respectively, gums, all cures wind colic, and And 1 observed that could pear K. don't make allays pain, you sting— within and for said on the -ecoml Tue-- farming, him farm. If he has weigh 4,500 pounds and are growing every such as all of is County, .1 ll>ln> k P\l 1 a-. good speteb, people good the best remedy fur Diarrhoea. Is pleas- I almost bought the id next, at ten of the .‘lock bet- re Egad, ring: day September -aid ot W aid. .|eei .i-. ... his mind on any one thing that he would There are three other that ant to in County day. pairs sense aie to listen to. Dr. the taste. Sold by druggists every Another time your heedless way noon, ami shoxv cause, if they liu.e. why the a let deiighttd any petition praying bn iieeime rather do, him do it. I think to be a to of a bot- and allowed. ■ weigh from 4,200 4,400 pounds per pair. part the world. Twenty-five cents Filled me w th wondering dismay. same should not he proved, approved >r private sale certain real estate made a few remarks good farmer a man should love farming,in The rest of the herd average from 3,500 Billings extempore tle. Its value is incalculable. Be sure and And ’neath the pale, pellucid moou OE< i. E. JOHNSON. Judge. as described in said •■mton. A true Attest ail its branches. We should furnish our to and told a in such a ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and I dubbed you, dear, a hug of June, copy. »»rdered. That the-a d mi 4,000 pounds per pair. good stoiy happy 3xv34 Cit.vs B. Ha/elnMt, Kt gister. petit children with good but I don't to take no other kind. That hangs its head upon the wall all persons Interested by eat;- reading, It was indeed a pleasure go about manner that it down the house. | brought And never seems to think at all. order to be publi-hed t dree «ei think as some do that it should all be like the beasts and run the among fat, gentle the Probate Court, within ami for tin* mainly the Republican Journal. a new- fs Remarks were made by Comrades Stinson Sailors’ Snug Harbor. But. when morrow came you went Pilgri: Progress. I think that a little hand over the sleek coats. The herd would Waldo, iu vacation, the 22d day of August, A. at Belfast, that they tn.n aop- o And some poor to pav the Adams of helped rent; i>. i8s»y. Court, to be held at Be last, u good, moral, light literature will not hurt take the blue ribbon at any fair. In of North Searsport, Waterville, then 1 fact, There seems to be no end of trouble at ’Twas dropped my foolish cant < on the 1 2t h da\ >t them Mrs. Abbie R. Ham. J. LYNCH, Guardian of l.ACK A A 'ounty, Septi Howard told the reporter that he and Johnson of Gordon of And dubbed ant”— at ten* of tr noon I.ibby Liberty. Sailors’ Staten Island. We you “philanthropic HANDY, minor of Liberty, in said C unt\ of the clock bet E.v.-i Ei-.a!;>mo.\t. Snug Harbor, me Thomas 1 think that had received offers from fair And let you understand a they have, the early good manag- an son of the the of R. It. Randall beg Waldo, having presented a petiti *n praying Pa why prayer Brooks, adopted Association, hope request Capt. should not be gardening pays as well as any branch of ers to exhibit the but had declined. I deem the ant a creature grand. license to sell'at sale and com e\ the win !e granted. herd, in his will to that the private > made some remaiks. A solo and the effect Harbor so of in said GKO. i ;. J 11 V- Butter is busi- ■‘It is worth as much to said Mr. happy And it's gone. Each day you seem certain real estate described petition, farming. making paying us,” A true eopv. A item provide shelter for ‘‘aged, decrepit anti To me, in my ecstatic dream, belonging to his said ward, anil deposit the pro- ness. but I would not advise any farmer “to have the stock here on exhibi- chorus was sung, entitled “Who will tell Cm as. P. I a/1.. Libby, worn out” seamen who had sailed under To take some virtue from the fair ceeds in the Savings Hank. with tin work of a farm to to undertake to tion for father as it could be to are ordered, That the said petitioner give notice 1 I possibly the world the story when the hoys the American will be carried out ac- Sweet insects of the earth and air. At a Probate Court e' is id flag, all interested causing a of this more than six cows. All far- make an exhibit at the fairs.” persons by copy tor the ,d \\ aid-., oi keep good not to wishes of the 'Tis hence l bring to you my heart. County It affected the old comrades cording the order to he three weeks *.mves.Mvely • mers should have a market for butter be- Mr. said that the I. C. Lib- gone!" departed published day ot August, A. 1 > 1 so Libby firm, but And ask to play the lover's part in the Journal, a newspaper published a philanthropist. Nothing harmony Republican fore it to market. The we ik bad received an offer little. The solo was sung by J. O. John- And full of with manner at that at a Probate certain instrument. pan p. no, carrying way by Son, recently liope, smug, Belfast, they may appeal 1 anti should exist will and t ’s i:.\ do with our is to iet him have cents good management always let me be Court, to be held at Belfast, within ami tot said A testament \ always boys of (5 1-2 per pound, live weight for son of and the cboms was rend- Pray your Kissing-Bug. v. Liberty, in this beautiful home for one of the 12th of A. D. 1 s:c late ot Moi.' »e. in sat" ount\ of his not a as most sailors, i Harper’s Ba/.ar. County,on day September. 1 something own; colt, the herd delivered in Boston, but had de- ed, ha\ en !- ered by a young lady from Ttxas, (who is the most noble of man, for the in- at ten of the clock he lore noon and show cause, ing prescuteo bovs but a cow a gifts want, and pair of steers, clined it, for reasons stated above. This it any they have, why the prayer of said petition- come anti is 1 the summer at the sopra- is sufficiently large continu- dt red, T hat m >t me be or some sheep, anything he wants. Then is au unusual offer as every buyer knows. spending Park) er should not he granted. The annual this GEO.E JOHNSON, Judge. interested by causing a < .py when time comes he is all The was n a Prof. Rollins and wife of bass ally increasing. surplus planting ready reporter also show flock of no; Unity three weeks ee — year was estimated at *141,(X10. There- A true copy. Attest: published to to raise for the 318 and Oxford Downs Iiean .Journal, a help plant something Shropshire sheep. and alto, respectively; Rev. Mr. Luce of sailor entitled Cm as. P. Hazeltine, Register. newspaper p fore every deserving to that ..t a Id steers, and to hay, for he thinks he must These have been kept up all summer in they may appear Unit Mis. Abbie Fogg, Unity, shelter there should be provided for. field at Belfast, within and some to feed Ids stock. The small inclosure and fed to and y, tenor; Whatever get hay pro- rape grain. NOTICE. The subscriber hereby the second d n The closed at ail The recent ruling passed by the Board Tuesday sepu ceeds he takes to clothe himself. It teaches The meek in pianiBt. meeting 4.30, EXECCTOR'Sgives notice that he has been duly appointed the clock before noon, ! creatures, appearance gave a to the Har- making mariner ineligible Executor of the last will and testament of have the s!;oi him to manage and look out for himself. evidence of the good care that bad been feeling pleased with their day’s outing and make— they why sa.me bor who had left the sea for five years to you late of proved and allowed He is only 14 years old. [Mrs. Eleanora them. Mr. that it is the JAMES R. GROSS, Thorndike, given Libby says themselves as follows: Too some has Cl-.o. E .Jt)!I > expressing pursue other calling, created in the of Waldo, deceased, and bonds Marriner. intention of bis firm to later take the County given A true eopv. Attest much canDOt be accorded to Dr. considerable comment among the as the law directs. All persons having demands >>A1.1>U 31.ULIJX. lilt to the praise ship- Cll A- P. H A/.Kl.l SLirtwuerxy cxup sheep Aroostook, and offer them against the estate of said deceased are desired to for ping community. In the case Capt. J. F. lias paid well. It was a good yield, and for sale among the farmers of that section. Billings for bis selection of speakers present the same for settlement, and all indebted j Nichols, it would seem that he should have been better than usual. From who takes the interest interest he thereto are requested to make payment immedi- SS. In ; 1 I prices Anyone slightest this and for the great a occasion, not be debarred from ately. Bl'RTON A. GLOSS. .'ll the •'•h I \ Hi to l'i cents per quart has been received in farm will be well for the justly becoming UJALDOfast, .la\ stock, repaid has manifested in the Association from its to the as Thorndike, August s, lS'Ji).—3w34 DAMLI. M VrKAKL AND .. ; full-fledged inmate Harbor, he cream v by most growexs. Felling and eggs trouble taken in a visit to the Lib- estate . administratrix of the estate ot Harding. that the of Mrs. in Me.: pointed 1 Moiikili,. Farmers in this naine State C. E. Convention. through generosity Capt. Nichols, Searsport, ordered, That notice tlmn section are EMILY C. OVERLOOK, late of Liberty, weeks in the i;. widow' of the man for win m the ‘My brother, J. F. Nichols, is in the hos- successively, stocked up to the full of last Clough, in the of deeeased, and a in ):. .i capacity of the Sailors’ County Waldo, given newspaper published debt has pital Snug Harbor, parti- bonds as de- that rrll intei.-sieo n year’s abundaut hay crop. This year our September 5-7, City ball, will Association was named, every the law directs. All persons having persons Portland, and suffering from a com- Bread mands against the estate ot said deceased are hate Court, t.> be held at B.-ll.,- is about 00 cent. now ally paralyzed hay crop per What be festooned in colors of green and white been and the Banner desired to same t at id >f ne\i. and show paid, Starry plication of diseases, yet he is not an in- present the settlement, September shall we do with the 00 per cent, of stock in honor of the State C. E. Convention. all indebted thereto are to make pay- have, why the said no oi;n; -I waves a and that mate to be barred requested above building grounds and seems by what .lot that we have no hay toi? Is it wise to The committee in have labored ment immediately. Ola I charge seems to be a strict construction of the or LINDA A. ( CNN 1 NOH AM. .A t rue V t tesi stock our farms to their are fvee from all incumbrances. Cake copy up highest year hard and no effort has been to Cl I.Vs. IV A M spared by-laws, and Recorder Goff is the one who Libertyville, July 11, lSb'J. 3w84 II of productiveness? Will it be wise to make the convention a success. A buy grand protested against his admission. lie is hay at '10 per ton or western at souvenir which will de- grain tasty program Brave Men Fall not allowed and is not an inmate 4 DM IN 1ST RATO RS NOTICE. The subscriber k DM1 N IS I K.A lt)i; s ,\ni!i to this stock clothing, present prices Garry through every Endeavorer has been .\ hereby gives notice that he has been duly ap- hereby ui\es me light prepared, liver ami trou- in the full sense of the word, as we feel the winter? Suffice it to Victims to stomach, kidney with the will annexed. >| A\ aldo, .lee. every pound of available and car- The Pickinny brothers of Kentucky County fodder, To Cure a Cold in One bonds as the law directs. All persons having de- demands theesia Day were natives while having against ry all the stock the winter we can murdered by prospect- The mands against the estate of said deceased are de- ed are desireii to tin- through in Oua Clubbing Offer. New York pi.sent in reason. To Cure Sore Throat One Day on the Silawik Alaska. sired to present the same for settlement, and all and all indebted are o Extend the hay as far as pos- ing River, Tribune is a paper of 20 pages, tilled thereto Weekly indebted thereto are requested to make payment MARA > 1 sible with well cured corn or To Cure Hoarseness in One matter Roy payment immediately. bet- Day with news and of fodder, general interest immediately. GEORGIA A. FOYE. 1 1 The Lineolnville, August s, ter still with ensilage, oat straw or other Relief in Six Hours. and value in every home. subscription Liberty, August 8, 18‘J9. available Do not feed western price is SI a year. We have a contract with roughage. Take Cleveland’s Lung Healer, 25c Distressing Kidney and Bladder Disease L'NKCITRIVS NOTH I I the publishers of The Tribune by which we s notice. The subscriber grain extensively, but make up for the relieved in six hours “New Great South Ij gives notice that she has hr. size free. If it fails to by can free to all who Flour notice that helms been Trial furnish that for Administratorhereby gives lack of as far as extra cure, your paper pay appoint- Kxeeutrix of the last will anil < quality possible by American Kidney Cure.” It is a great one in ed administrator of the estate of The Republican Journal year advance 1 care and of roots as will be refunded. A. A. Howes on account of its Sold everywhere. ALMIRA A. IIICKS, late judicious feeding you money surprise exceeding prompt- The Journal gives all the local news and is TIMOTHY P. KELLEY, late of Winterport, ness in relieving pain in bladder, kidneys in the ot AA aldo. dc & Co. an earnest advocate of local interests, and WM. A. COOMBS MILLING in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given County and in male or female. Relieves re- COMPANY, demands he «*si CAST-OXIIA. back, The Tribune is one of the best, if not the bonds as the law directs. All persons having against (OLDWATEK, MICH. having ed are desired to tlm san tention of water almost immediately. If Hundreds demands against the estate of said deceased are present the Kind You Have Always Itch on human cured in 30 minutes by best, city weekly published. have and all indebted thereto are r. Bears J9The Bough! want relief and cure this is the liberal Members of League. desiied to the same for settlement, and Woolford’s Lotion. This never you quick taken advantage of this offer, and it present Sanitary A. A. Howes & Auttjjtotteration all indebted thereto are to make payment immediately. Howes & remedy. Sold by Co., drug- has satisfaction in every case. Send requested pay- FOSTKN a I falls. Sold by A. A. Co., Druggists given ment immediately. ELLERY BOWDEN.' gists, Belfast, Me. Iyl8 lsu:*. Belfast, Me. Ivl7 n your names. Wnterport, August 8, Belfast, August s, \nnual Reunion of the Hatch th County Correspondence. Freedom. The entertainment Aug. 18th Regimental Reunions. Association. Family at the Grange Hall, a benefit for the church, ORIX-OUT [Deferred from last week.] under the leadership of Mrs. J. O. Elliot of Fifteenth Maine. The Fifteenth \ thing that attracted the attention Centre Montville. Mrs. Munnis and Lynn. Mass., assisted by others, was a per- Maine Regimental Association will hold are w ho attended the Hatch Reunion child of Boston boarding with Mrs. WOMEN fect success. Music, readings, a drama, its annual reunion in Bangor, Sept. 13 and was a monstrous H. Charles Everett 14. The outlook is that the at- Aug Kith, Ring.Mrs. Higgins of tableaux, etc., were followed by a social. Ice present Most women are v a white Boston and Mrs. Addie of tendance will be a record-breaker. The rgreen upon ground. Crosby Unity vis- cream and cake were served in the dinning Some are will be the hall of the B. H. ntcd hy the word welcome made trudges. ited their brother, Mr. James Clement, last room. The attendance was large and the headquarters BOSTON BLEND is NOT Mocha and Java. BOSTON BLEND some are Beale post on Columbia street. Bangor material. This was all raised willing, week-Mr. and Mrs. James O. Bartlett vis- proceeds Ladies’ is ALL Coffee, all FINE and all AMERICAN Coffee very satisfactory.The comrades will be at all the boats and Coffee, If eaves of the old unwilling. some ited relatives in hospitable Jefferson recently.Mr. Circle met with Mrs. Mary Danforth and all Coffee drinkers who think are Mocha and Java women for trains to meet and escort the comers to they drinking Hatch homestead in drudge aud Mrs. Albert Norton of Boston are Mrs. Montville, visit- Llewellyn Post, at the home of the the hall and to the hotel for dinner. lieeuime thru nre n will BOSTON BLEND them s iitiyiiiu hiijli /irin. give Hatches for the tenth elves, ing Mrs. Norton’s Mr. Will later gathered brother, White.. Aug. 17th and a pleasant afternoon Cavalry Reunion. The District of one cent some trial, 95 per of them will continue to use BOSTON BLEND, to renew and for their in:e friendships Mrs. Yolney Thompson spent last week with was enjoyed_Rev. R P. aud Mrs. Gard- Columbia branch of the First Maine cav- family. Tlieir will hold its seventh reunion at vents that had transpired from fjl Mrs. Beuj. Gowen of Thorndike.Mrs. ner of N. have alry Etna, fc' routine is end- Hampstead. H., been the back to the of Auld Sarah Sept. 19. the business meeting will occur cay days Thompson is visiting her daughter, guests of Mrs. aud Mrs. A. B. Sparrow. Mr. no matter at 10 o’clock; the headquarters will be at beneath this representative less; Mrs. John I. Watts of Freedom. Gardner at the church how ill preached Sunday G. A. II. hall. Comrades and their fami- ami in ISk they feel striped bunting hung morning and were to meet work. Troy. Mrs. Sarah Norton is stopping many glad their lies are earnestly requested to be present. i.m while in many other they places in for pastor ot former Richmond Reduced are offered on all railroads. Women never Unity the present-Miss Lovisa years.Mr. rates If all who think they are or can Mocha and Java at home the national colors and went to take a short O. W. Cole of Etna is the and buying buy halt take care of themselves. Prentiss of Augusta is visiting relatives in away Monday vacation president, Early a LOW will were very conspicuous. before at R. M. Daniels of Pittsfield, the secretary price, give BOSTON BLEND one trial, 100 PERCENT decay and wrecked lives Troy....Mrs. Lula Whitaker has gone to continuing his studies the Bangor iutiful a as ever dawned : abound.mainly of the association. OF THEM will continue to use day for a week’s Theological Seminary. He will preach here BOSTON BLEND. One pound through neglect. Every woman should Northport outing_Mrs. reunion of is to rare Eleventh Maine. The can fully equal the poet’s 4k Alice through the fall-The Club was 25c.. 2 lbs. 50c. We sell the GENUINE Mocha and Java at 34c. have the book called Health and Harding and Master Charlie will at- entertain- the Eleventli Maine Associa- <■ It was warm ed Regimental neither too tend this week by Mrs. Elias Fowler of per pound, and no one sells it at any lower Beauty." which the Pe-ru-na Medicine the campmeetiug at Northport this Unity. tion was held in Waterville, August 23 price. The breezes played gently -Hotel Maine is tour Co., Columbus, <>., win mail on ! week-Mrs. Lilia Shibles aud twochildren being refurnished aud and 24. The address of welcome was tTiti'or pmlstbly sells Boston Bloml. If not, wo will prepay oyprtss upon and request. ’ght golden ringlets the are put in first class condition aud made Philbrook and eljrlit pounds, in either one or two thins, to address in Non It tells women some easy to do visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Levi be opened by Mayor speeches pound any Kurland upon things of --.■* of the young and old. while were made Butler of reeelpt ifChHi—or on a ten-pound, ran of real Moelia and Java hi of to protect health, and all about the Bagley.... Mr. and Mrs. Russell of Bangor Aug. 28t.h-Mrs. Susie Fuller of Norridge- by president Colby, up receipt ?3,40 Vs rustle of the leaves of the lion. C. F. Dr. G. D. B. Virtues of Pe-ru-na for women's visited Mrs. Minnie Knowles woek is visiting at J. W. .Mrs. Johnson, Pepper peculiar recently.... Libby’s... and and seemed to lull one Murch others. Dr. J. II. Knox George ng maples ills. Miss Lizzie Mrs. Emma Pierce and Erdine vis- and son Edward returned home last Peters, Mascoutah, daughter are the comrades irean;. as memory recalled the Phillips only surviving 111., writes: ited in Northport last week_Mrs. B. F. Friday... .Mr. and Mrs. John Libby and Mr. in that .vs since city. long passed. 4 ■ a very handsome kit- Herbert Turner arrived from & I am perfect ly cured of female weak- Harding shipped grey Saturday COBB, BATES YERXA CO., ir\ and his had been at family ten to on Massachusetts-Mr. William Washington Whisperings. The MASS, | ness by taking Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin. parties Staten Island, N. Y., re- Webb aud Navy BOSTON, ! td a j to nearly week. They came Mr. are Department has arranged send the 1 have gained thirty-seven pounds cently... Many from Troy will attend the Cheuey Hartford expected Satur- u more than a hundred miles to Prairie to Europe some time during next since 1 began taking Pe-ru-na. Spiritualists’ campmeeting at Etna_Miss -lur. auu Mrs. Wesley Gilpatrick of reparations. Mrs. Goodwin of My winter. She will be used in connection Bertha F. Hillman a visited G. friends are wondering what makes gave reading at the Danfortb, Me., Bellows Aug. Kith with the American exhibit at the Paris dine several for STATEMENT OF THE COXDITIOX OF THE days previous mi* so l uion and Dr. and Mrs. look bright and healthy. I church Wednesday evening under A. J. Billiugs Aug. 17th. and may be employed in con- |•> se The others lo ar- Exposition, began would like to let world know the of the W. C. T. U. the naval and other of the the what auspices North Searsport. Miss M. veying portions The and in a few hours Josephine day. a Government exhibit to Paris. It is wonderful medicine Pe-ru-na is." Thorndike F. S. has Wright of Mass is in pos- -t arrival both the Hogan gone to Braintree, town, the house and the sible that the Prairie will remain on the \\ Oman's diseases are catarrh Kennebec county to buy cows. Mr. guest of her cousin, Mr. Herbert Black.... ed with hearts, mainly Hogan Station to serve as a nucleus of Searsport Bank, Searsport, happy smiling European Savings of the Pe-ru-na is one of our Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dow pelvic organs. drives progressive farmers. He al- of Cambridge, the which is to be re-established mug laughter. squadron As it on 1899. out every of catarrh. ready has a fine herd of cows, Mass., are her Mr. Wilson existed the 16th of August, 'euui"n was far the phase including visiting brother, there. day by greatest N. Mrs. Eliza Wike, No. 120 Iron Street, several registered animals. This season lie Dow-A. D. Rivers of Mass t, just as the committee had Lowell, JAMES a. RENDLETON, Rresident. CHARLES F. CORDON, Treasurer. Akron, O., writes: has built a silo, and a DeLaval arrived by Sunday's boat and is his it should be. Following is a large bought visiting 44 liabilities: I would be in now separator... sold 16 mother, Mrs. J. E. Mardeu.... Mr. and Mrs. register. rny grave if .Henry Higgins recently \\ *t had not bushels of nice fall to Mr. allace of Swanvil were in town .. .§147.881 66 i.N >n llate: Mrs. Nellie E been for your God-sent apples Philbrick Gray last Deposits-.... Reserve Fund...... 5,s.*o on ii:i Met. of Hatch and Pe-ru-na. I was a of who will take them to the Water- Sunday and made Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Marion remedy. broken- Troy, Undivided Profits.... 1.332 04 Me. (iroveville. down woman, now I am well." ville market.... ('apt Orriu Wade and wife Mathews a short visit... .Mrs. H. T. Scrib- S. Hatch and Martha §155.013 7<7 pbilus of Hartland, Ct called on Mrs. F. L. Phil- ner of this town and Mrs. N. E. Nickerson ntre Montvide. of RESOURCES: it and Mrs. Cora A. Good* Remember that cholera morons, cholera brick last Monday-Granville Small and Swanville visited relatives and friends in l.slimab '. Palermo. summer bilious wife were the of Brooks and infantum, eir-labit. colic, guests Stearns and Knox Miss Alice ■ Joseph recently... Public /-’itnds Owned. par lal.n Marl-1 /■ White and Sarah A. White, Dow diarrhoea and dyseim-' are eacli and all wife last Friday-Joseph Higgins and will commence her school in Swan- United States Coui>ons, 4s, 1*07.s 1,00000 2 1,13<)<>" l.""0"» -it = United States 4-. 1007. 6 862 5 catarrh of the bowel.'. C it irrh is the only wife visited Rev. and Mrs. David Brackett ville next Winifred Math- Registered, o.iooco ! 1 deb, Liberty. Monday....Miss United States Coupons; 4s, 1925. 5,o00 0o 6,512 5c 5 humic Am: Brown-Shuman, Waldo- ! corr< t name fo these at tioi s. Pe-ru- m Brooks. Aug. 17th_Fred Prentiss of ews will go to New Hampshire this week to •' Total United States Bonds on 8 12.1" *00 na is an absolute spe< .he rises- ailments, Lowell. Mass., has been his attend school.... Mrs. Annie Black and Miss owned.§12,100 du visiting niece, F. Borueinan, Lawrence, County of Clay, lml., os, 1002, Road. on 1,035 00 1.«"■<"" j which are so «•- am ■: summer. I)r. Mrs. Bert Mabel Black of 1,000 Stevens-Mrs. Sarali Chase of Frankfort, li!,, have been Milwaukee, \\ is., 5s, 1 903, Coun- •!| ’i:e Bel:.is, Law rence. Mass. Hartman, in a pra r ’orty years, is a week with visiting the of James L. Dow.... tv Buildings. o.Oiicnc 2,11000 2.0"o Unity passing her brother. J. family ■ 1 -1< ■ Shelby, <>., 6, 1909, Fuml. l.nO0 0<> J.l75no A Ce and Mrs. never a ca>< > iigli George lost sing! S. Files.... Mrs Miss Lillian E. is in >•" infantum, Cora and Annie Cole were Scribner Belfast doing Stark, ()., 5s. 1 905, Refund. 4.""0 0<1 4.3<>o oc 4.* of 00 "" dysentery, diarrho.i. iiera morbus, the of Mrs. A. M. She will return in a City Cincinnati, <>.. 7 3-lOs. I006, Munie. 5,nno 0.225 fl .mil Cl trke. Castine. guests Higgins last Wed- dress-making. few " tort W ayne, Ind., 6s, 1800, Fuml_ 2,nnc 1 o 2,ono cc 2 and his remedy was Pe-ru-iia. weeks to Hatch Sl.orey. Elva Maud only nesday.... Mr. ami Mrs E L. Bartlett are Roxbury, Mass., where she has a Indianapolis, Ind., 4s. 1910, Fund. 5,<100 00 5.225 0" 5""' re\ and ().. nc 1 \ S: Bennie Those desiring furtiur parte- d.irs should a situation in a first class Lima, 6s, 1908. Paving l,onc 1.17*»• passing few weeks with friends in dress-making estab- *• Bangor Minneapolis. Minn., 4 1 2s. 1913, point. send for a free •■Mimim: Catarrh.** 1 1 c«-ny lishment-Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Card of Munie "• 5.’ Brown Hatch, Islesboro. .. 5,000 00 5.55" Monroe. Dr. J. J. Sewall and wife of On 1 Address, Dr. Hartman, Columbus, 0. Brooks were in Omaha. Neb., 5s, 1907, Paving.. 3,1 too 3.2>5 Mrs Almira E. Hatch, and town last on •• Sunday calling Pawtucket,R.I.,4-. L923, (Jen Fund.. l.cooci l.:. E Roxbury, Mass., arc visiting Mrs. Atwood. Har-h. Citypoint. relatives.Mr. and Mrs. Prescott D. SauIt Ste Marie, Mich., 5s, 1917,Ref., s.noO 0<» S.«8o 00 •a- ..Rev. .>dand Mrs Angeline Hatch James Dingwell and wife and little Stillwater,Minn..5s, 1 019, Perm. 5.000 "0 5.675 •" 5.". H. Carter of Belfast were in town last Sun- Imp. Centre ou nomination of obbt-r-e h1 1 Belmont, will, Gardner L. son Paul from New York are lier Toledo, ()., 5s, 1903, Water 2,0<»0<»c 2.1 visiting •* her Mr. 4 cm 4""" i'ram, Liberty. A. day visiting parents, and Mrs. H. on the Toledo. <)., 1 2s. 1916. Bd. of Ed... 4.on<) 4.5"""" Sarah White. Waiter (i gently ■■ Hatch, Hatch; father, A. II. Miss Mamie Acts Toledo. 1 44 > ‘. Hr. L. Walter G. JI a t» 11. Mrs. Mayo. Lincoln, M. <)., 4s, 929, Refund.. 16,ono"" 7 Bennett.. a of •• on E. Judsou .Quite delegation the of Mimic.. 4."cc nc 4 -1 J .• Everett S. Hatch, Caroline badges, Hatch E hoi H. who spends the summer here, and has made Village Duluth, Minn., 5s, 1906, young folks from this place went to Sears- C. Hatch. North Bel S)’.ore\. A d»ie B. Hatch. friends, a George many gave lawn party recently. A Total public funds out of Maine. 60 cco > port village last Saturday noon, to witness Kidneys, Liver The association then t .k the usual noon very pleasant afternoon was spent in play- kail road Ponds Uinud. Owen. Mrs C E. Owen and the of < game base ball between the Sears- Portland *Y- 1900 ... _ * 5.""- recess. While the dinner committee were Ogdensburg. «s, 5,000 7,' a en. Belfast. ing games. Ice cream, cake, •••■ •’" candy, apples, nine and Portland *Y Ogdensburg, 5s. 1908 _ d.nco o.> 6.54' 6 the the port the Mt. Ephraim team_J. and Bowels te and Mr* Nellie F. White, preparing repast, others enyyed etc., were served.John and McTaggart 'A Smart is at work with bis 1. M ass themselves as their led, horse team Total Railroad Bonds of Maine. ll.oooco fancy Some looked family from Belfast were in town last week the Hat( h. in Belfast, for bis brother-in-law, Mr. Bert Dayton ,Y Michigan. 5s, 1911 5.""" o< 7. 7 Washington. over the secretary’s hook to find their ances- at System visiting Charles Colson’s... .Mrs. Fred C, EANSES Iowa Central, 5s, 1 038... 3.36 »>.> 3.. Davis.The most of our farmers are im- : td arrived the President, T. S. some try. went into the old orchard ; while Putnam is in Brewer.... Mrs. J. S. visiting the line ... i to order for busi- proving weather by harvesting their ^^EFFECTUALLY Total Railroad Bonds out of Maine_ s,Oimin. preliminary others sat under the trees to revive ] ieasant Blair will go to Massachusetts this week. •\vs "Nearer gr ain-F. J. and Frank E. Dow and Elden Corjioi'icf ion /ioiids flttncd. Sieging, My God« of senes memories and events of Auld Rev. J. 8. Blair will he here one Continental Mills. Lewiston. 190<). 3.- 3 <»•• <■ Sunday llavrimau have to 6s, gone md5'-,;,chsS^ ,'s ■■ >■ iding 2'U Psalm and prayer by Norridgewock,where York W Heat 1 oc 1 1 ... ; 1.. Bang Syne. As usual there were the anx- longer and will at Thuriow school- Eight Co., Biddeford, 6s, speak they have work at stone cutting. Walter G, Hatch: singing. ious. enquiries about the beams When told house Master Charlie and Cyrus Rolloff f£^r Total corporation bonds owned 4.000 00 4.' ges :'' reading and approval of that were .n the they bean-hole, there was from Gardiner have been visiting their /io if road Stock' (tuned. address of Mints F-or ovEncoMuj!^^ Cleveland vY Pfd.. ... 1 Mrs. a Canton, welcome, l.y hastily unorganized company of explor*i- and Mrs. Tolford Dur- House-Keepers grandparents. Capt. Cleveland vY Canton, Common 1 ,••••■ 5 7 75 Hatch, as follows : t on to tiud hut them, when found there was ham.. .Miss Mabel Webber is at u coNST'^.on Iowa Central. Pfd. .. 5.550 7. home from hABlTUAL PERMANENTLY 6,oo< 3,0"" me you all here to-day with a nothing to see but a bed of ashes. Some Massachusetts. The Fretting is a potent cause oi wrinkles. Centre Sunday school Total o< > 9.334 51 i.'.di deeper than words can ex- Railroad stock owned... 13,100 expressed hut under the and ■ disappointment, united for a at Swan Unbleached canton flannel faithful attendants, the founders village picnic makes the Corporal inn Stock Owned m ashes were the 00 •‘Union association, are here, so hot, luscious beans, baked Lake Aug doth. best dish cloths. International Telegraph Company. lo.3"co0 c.757 6.284"" *0284 '■ day and to the memories of the to a turn. Soon the great farm bell was Xatioual Hank Star]; (_ncm a'. are to see new Mr. Mrs. N. B. Ammonia and water is an excellent anti- Buy the m/int d e>y Cumberland National Portland. soo oc, .. 8. glad faces, and for dinner, and all Belmont. and Alleuwood genuine Bank, rung gathered quickly First-National 1.400 cm 2."3. .. a -hildren—all of whom we wel- in dote for bites. Bank, Bangor. were Montville Aug. l»lth to attend the mosquito First National Portland.. 00 3.5"<*"" 3.5""" -* You meet and about the long table that extended the whole Bank, 3,500 cordially. greet reunion of the Hatch .Mr. Alfonzo Portland National Portland. I.oicoii 4,36o "" 4.". who their uf the door Family... Washing the hands in bran water will Bank, growing family by length spacious yard in the (AUlvPlNIA fTo SjVPVP(S Searsport National Bank, Searsport. o.5c" <•" 14,725 "" 0.5""" whiten and soften the skin. tt yv tLeir interest, and Jackson, whose right eye. was injured some- ^cgtSV7tt f.vN YO^ increasing shade of the trees. If laughing makes one AY. $ CAL. ^Co ti |* Y„ ^‘*E :;g honor to the memory of our time a of board poa BY Au DRUGGETS PRICE SOt PIR BCTTlL Total National Bank stock owned. 19,200 < §1 o.2- ‘0 it must be ago by piece striking him. Flannel should be ironed as little as SkAU A o grow fat, that there was a great pos- so gallantly defended this Loans on District of Columbia l."""'1. went to Portland to have it a bonds yy in Wednesday op- sible and with hot iron. ith groat sacrifice bought the gain avoirdupois during the short (?) moderately Loan 011 International Trust Co. bond. Kan- h we now so To erated upon. Dr. G. C. Kilgore of Belfast sas 5."c* 1 richly enjoy. time spent at the reunion dinner. are City Vegetable soups nourishing and not on great day ,.f all the year, and, accompanied him....Mr. Austin L. Mills Loan Searsport National Bank stock. After dinner the social;*.’..ties wer- con- as as those made from meat on '>-un:oii of this heating stock. Loan names.. days association, ,. and Miss Ida L. Smalley of Camden were in Loans on of real estate 2."7 o "> •_> .7 •hints of Abel shake hands with tinued according to the varying desires of mortgages town Mrs. Alice Plantain leaves applied to bee stings ox- mis of Jonathan. James. Jere- each, until the ailed to Sunday visiting.... May president again mosquito bites will remove the inflamma- Real estate foreclosure. 14 4 Pririiv. Oakes and Solomon. Bairs and son Frederick of Mass., order for further business, as follows; Boston, tion. 1 yv-mld refer to our secre- Premium account ... 3,06" you are in town relatives.... Miss Laura fcinn ire !- ■■* nhdrer, and adnits have worms «j4i “One visiting !_ account. .. 7 ^4 8* Solemn Expense feel a kindred brotherhood. Singing Sweetly Thought.’’ will the but are treated '..r other diseases. The symp- who is in was in Nothing improve complexion nr.- •,i a ..me another too nor Elms, employed Belfast, toms -indigent i, with variable ap- much, The committee on -c badges reported favor- and to dt'ens ve brent h hard and Gash on .. 4 "4 77 4 7 7 town give grace movement better than petite; u.tongu--; deposit. pt.jiate companionships too Sunday, visiting her parents, Mr. and full with oeeasiona I and ! 12" 08 1 o- 1 77. ably. and the matter was i>-f* in their hands housework. hel.y iTipiogs pains Cash oil hand. .5;r Hatches are of a nolle race, Mrs. J. E. Elms.. Mrs. Ida of New about ttie navel, heat and itching sensat: min 1 Carsley the re t.um and about the aiius and 1 iuien ted statesman are great to procure a supply for next year The eyes heavy A menu for each duii. itching of the nose, short, dry cough; Gloucester is visiting her father, Mr. Caleb | meal, made out week- -742 g- -"true to every trust.” ami committee do not desire T more grin ling of the teeth; starting during sleep; Unpaid accrued interest. expend will save much as to each I mine To be heard from in the Lamb.. Mrs. C. P. Morrill is on the sick ly, anxiety slow fever; and often in children, convulsions. money than is necessary, so they would re- meals. ji.-v-. il ii"! in the Presidential list. .The and day’s all who would like blacksmith wheelwright Due depositors, earned dividend and accrued : lause Each marks a quest to have a ; year badge State tax... 140 47j 4 sh'.pul Mr. C. R. Andrews was totally de- Water can be kept ice cold by reunion association. Each next year to notify the secretary of the asso- putting of its tire last with it in a common earthenware pitcher wrap- siory own. New ties of ciation. stroyed by Friday afternoon, PIN WORM Estimated market value of resources above with wet flannel. f-.r ed, other ties ar«- broken, even ali its contents, including the tools and lum- ped liability deposits, earned dividend ami are severed, still tne march is The ommittee on time and location re- State tax.. 16.447 ber. Loss about pSOo; no insurance... Most It grease is spilled on the floor cold water Annual expenses, §500. card and upward. Our lives ported in favor of Wednesday Aug. ! .I’.too on it at once will or hearts are our of tlie farmers are their poured prevent the spot fuller, hopes harvesting grain, is the best worm made. F. E. TIJIBEllLAKE, Hunk TXiiminer. at the Hatch Homestead m Montmlle. which from into the remedy rage stronger, and the ties of and a .The meet- soaking wood. It has been in um' 17 voars, was report good crop... gospel j ship are sweeter for our meet- adopted. ings held at Kali’s Corner are very interest- i Two bottles should be kept for a bottle- Where no warms are present it acts as a Tonic, here as we do to-day. The committee to nominate oflit ers re- and corrects condition of the mucous mem- rod ing. They are held every Monday fed baby. The one not in use should be brane of the stomach and bowels. A positive ■mg years on. one after au- the who were evening, WATERVILLE ported following, elected: cure for (.'oust ijintion and Bi! ousuess, and a val- "U!! ontiuues to go down the under the of Rev. R. T. tilled with cold water and soda. A FREE PATTERN President. T. S. Hatch, Centre leadership Capen, uable remedy in till the common complaints of These reunions seem like Mont-ville; children. Price hoc. Ask for it. roar awn ne lectio*) ho every sub- the pastor of the church. your druggist tirst vice W S North Baptist Belfast. Ioecau be for several hr. J. F. Tit I F A CO Me- i. 90 ■ •■:p- j the Jr., of are away, pour it every few days into tlie ’Ii. from the east and west, from Singing. America, by company Keen. Freemont, Nebraska, reg- cretion. A nerve tonic ami tember. For i lospectus, address POR k, The Old House at cut-glass water bottles. Shake the bottles |! if. meet under this hospitable Quartette, Home, istered at the Valley House-Mrs. Lizzie I blood builder. Brings the 3m30 II. A. HOWAkl). Iihsc Walter Hatch, Willis Hatch, Caro Hatch, well and then thoroughly rinse them in LARD, spreading maples to talk Collamore ami granddaughter of Stoneham, t to cheeks and Koeklaml Commercial < allege. “s and Hatch. clear water. Treated in this the pink glow pale nr to hunt out relationship, George manner, Maine. H A >1 The first Settlers' Mass., are guests of Mrs. Louise Keen_ restores the lire of Rockland.- wi tlieir ancestry just as their Recital, Story. inside of the bottles will remain youth. Mrs. E. L. White. bright ncliue. When gathered around Albert Stuart is at home from Boston, where and clear. ^ By mailSOc per box: G boxes AND ALL KINDS OK f Duett, The Rose of Sharon, illy spread tables, we are all of he has in the lor with a written Misses employment City Hospital_ $£.50; guaran- oid one for the viands is a Maud Shorey ami Caro Hatch'. GAMK IN ITS SKASON. accord, Rev. E. S. Mrs. Ufford Ix The Boston hos- tee to cure or the 1 The Old Arm Chair. and daugh- Biukf. Emergency refund money. li all discuss with equal viva- Solo, Ufford, GEO. F. M. D. D. JOHN' A. I (MiG. MARION E. Mrs. E. L. White EAMES, D, .S, RROWN* at the table that we excel. It is ter are visiting Mrs. Ufford*s mother, Mrs. pital, one of the most efficient hospital j Recital, Mr. Week’s dinner. feel that touch of brotherhood Mary Ames-Rev. G. F. Jenkins. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. St“ Mrs. E. L. White Mrs institutions of its character, and which *^FAST, MAINE the whole world akiu. We are & Jackson ILL. H0^eCon!er Ma^uf Mrs. G. H. and Clinton Sts., CHICAGO, The Nose and H Male Steal Lydia Vaughn. Rage daugh- Throat. to-day. My youngest graud- Quartette, Away. had depended on voluntary subscriptions, !i E. L. White, Waiter Hatch. Willis ter, Mrs. Georgia Ripley of Mrs. (Sold by A. A. Hawes & Co., Belfast, Me. day gravely informed us that Bath, closed its doors 17th lack of -'s Hatch and Hatch. Aug. through IN' o. J349 Newbitrv a Hatch. While, perhaps, that George Frances Gushee, and daughters, Misses Fan- Street DR. W. L. ^ a Solo, Mother’s Hands, said to iittle sweepiug.it is safe to say My funds, and with liabilities be s2.7,- WEST, Mr. E. L. White. nie and Edith Gushee, and Milton R. Sim- (Near Corner of Fairfield Street) oe Hatches in every part of the 000.The American 3-ton cutter Great DO YOU KNOW mons are at Ground for .LADIES * Md now in behalf of those assem- Recital, Northport Camp ten BOSTON, MASS. Veterinary ■% Surgeon.* o- What said in the Police Court. DR. FELIX LE BRUN S I thank our host and host- Biddy L. W. who Western from Gloucester, Mass., JunegS, ? to-day, E. L. White. days' outing-Dr. Hadley, has kind welcome and Mrs Hours, 12 to 2. Other hours Graduate and Medalist hospitality been with ns a little more than one entered the British channel 17th and Steel Treatment Remarks on the Pleasures of Hatch Reunion, year, has Aug. S f Pennyroyal bv appointment extend to us. We hope that the only. Ontario f N. B. A lien wood moved to Union, where he has taken Dr. her Howard Blackburn is the original and only FRENCH October, 1808—ly45. Veterinary College. meeting with them may be many solitary occupant, ) 1 safe and reliable cure on the mar- !" After a vote of thanks extended to Mr. Wood's Dr. tied, aud when we part to-day it practice. Hadley has been very of all well, she is V*ket. Price. sent mail. Office and Pharmacy at Belfast Livery lo. vvdh Gloucester, reported $1.00; by the hope that we may join and Mrs. E. L. White, soloists and elocution- successful as a here and bound to Genuine sold only by physician has gain- Gloucester, England.The Resldnece the coming year, and all look and Hospital IT Congress street. 1 *" for their of the entertainment, and ed hosts of (fiends who are trolley disaster at Bridgeport, Ct., seems H. H. that happy reunion where there ist, part very sorry that R. H. JVCCLY, ftle Agent, Belfast, Haine LAMSON, n,) to have been due not to careless- Office Telephone 8*2. more parting. also to the entertainment committee for the he could not remain with us; but Dr. Wood merely Residence Telephone 2L hut to which was had the re- built ness, carelessness crim- renident then the folio w- pleasing program they presented, had up a fine business iu Union and appointed inal. Somebody deserves prosecution. Jj!mttees for the day: On entertain- union adjourned,according to a previous vote his successor, we feel confident, will be NELSONEE, BY NELSON. Licensed Auctioneer, l" that MU “Blest Be the Tie Binds." well liked. Mrs. who its terror if a For Sale or vacancy, George U. White; by singing equally Hadley, has Bodily pain loses you've will stand Wednesdays and Saturdays at Mr. Rent. 1 bottle Electric P. 0. uid location of next E. Judson Hatch, Sec’y. also been very our of Dr. Thomas' Oil in the M arshall's stable in Belfast; other days at my ADDRESS, meeting, N. B. people, is Brick house on known j popu^^tith house. Instant relief in cases of burns, farm in Waldo. Terms $10.00 to warrant. Congress street, as the Hood, Willis S. Groveviile, Maine. I now her Thurlnw house. WM. Hatch, Cora A. Good* visiting par^Brin Bradley. cuts, of sort. WILLIAM H. BECKWITH. I C.tMARSHALL. sprains, accidents any FREEDOM, MAINE. Belfast, July 5,189‘J.—27tt SEARSPORT LOCALS. dismasted. The wreck is dangerous to nav- igation. Philadelphia, Aug. 23 Barque Chas F Mrs. Mary Dakin of Boston is visiting Ward, Capt Coombs, New Yrork Aug 9 for New encountered a friends in town. Orleans, at this port, hurricane Aug 10 in lat 35 50 N, lou 72 49 W, * Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Adams returned to during which she lost nearly all her sails, starboard broke rudder-stock Bangor Thursday. bulwarks, and mainyard. and had cabin Hooded and F. G. Nichols of Dixtield arrived by train decks swept of all movables, boats stove ftsst etc. A MOVING last Friday evening. T Absolutely Pure AD. Royal Boston, Aug 23. Sell Augustus Palmer, Fred R. Sweetser returns to New London- which sunk on the Horseshoe at Hampton Makes the food more delicious and wholesome a Conn., to-day, Thursday. Roads Saturday night, was returning for harbor Vessel load- ROYAL BAKINQ POWDER CO., NEW_YORK.__ about midnight. being W. re- we A. Cornell and G. A. Alexander ed with soft coal, it will make it almost im- This store must be vacated about OCTOBER FIRST, and shall close out our entire sm turned to Boston Tuesday. possible to raise her, and it is thought that Mary Porter; glass fruit dish, from Mrs. F. Palermo. The Baptist Quarterly meeting she will have to be blown up. Wreckers have discontinue our business in this city, this is the opportunity for the economical buver t Nickerson & Bailey received a good sized her. L. Staples and Webster Staples; lady’s was held Aug. 24th and 25th at Palermo already commenced stripping order for silk spools this week. Rockland, Aug 23. Fishing sell Carrie E harvest of Our entire line of neck-tie from Mrs. D. A. Gates of Dixtield; Centre and was a very profitable occasion. bargains. Phillips ran on the ledges outside White Walter Dunbar of Mass, is of be held at North Brockton, pair of hand towels from Mrs. Fred Ward The next session will Head this morning and lies in a very danger* making his yearly visit in town. Dixtield; pair of towels from Mrs. Mary Palermo in October.. .Rev. A. R. McDougall ous position. A tug and life saving crew went to the assistance of the vessel, and the FLcL Tuttle will open his studio Perkins; ten yards of print from Miss Mar- of Surry preached at Carr’s Corner, Aug. grapber captain and men removed their dunnage in noon, for a Mrs. returned home Uinom>w Friday live days. tha Wiswell; half dozen towels from 20th and 27th. He Monday. safety and are now at White Head. The DRESS GOODS and SILKS a dollar and a half wife of Albion attended schooner is on the rocks. When the Mrs. J. M. Ward and daughter returned Rena Davis; two gold _Henry Carr and high tide rises she will till. She oue old church home at again probably home at piece from Mrs. H. P. Stickney ; dollar church Sunday at their to their Peabody, Mass.. Saturday. was bound for Rock port, after ice, before has been MARKED DOWN TO THE BOTTOM NOTCH, and remnants can be h was Corner_The of Fernald bill from Mrs. Mary Porter. The day Carr’s painting to the Banks. say J. A Carver notifies us that a silver proceeding [Later reports Capt. now in and the a total loss passed very pleasantly by all. At six sup- Greely’s new house is progress schooner will be ] for the Below are a few of the offered. cake basket awaits an owner at Union Hall. 24. Steamer asking. many bargains was announced and all sat down and it will be ready for occupancy soon....J. II. Bangor, Me., Aug. Michigan per which sailed from Bangor, last night, ran Mr and Mrs. Merwiu Clark and son of a cow last week. did ample justice to the bountiful repast. Black lost tine aground at Saddleback ledge in Peuobscot Portland are a week at Swan Lake. spending After supper games were played, and music, Searsmont. Maud E. Muz'.y, A. M has bay, iu thick weather. She was bouud for 54 INCH Scotland. The crew worked the and Mrs F L. McLaughlin and son Fred of both vocal and instrumental was listened to, the as teacher of Greek in pumps accepted position kept her afloat. She was worked into Fort Boston are the of J. W. Black and and at a late hour all retired to their several and guests the High school at New Britain, Conn., Poiut cove where she now lies. She will be Parasols. Underwear wife. homes having enjoyed a very tine time. leaves for that place Sept. 1st-Mary A. taken to Boston to be docked for repairs. Boston 28. Word was received iu All Aug. Wool WANT. The Givers and Gleaners realized about Muzzy, A. B.. was re-elected to the Chair of Venetian,! ANY I’iUCE YOU this city that the schooner Mary COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. yesterday for fall wear x il dollars from their sale even- Greek in the Maine Wesleyan Seminary and Very heavy, rty Tuesday Farrow. Capt. Morrissey, bound to this Children s Parasols returned there Farrar and from Me., with a of 69c and ing Monday-E. port Wiuterport, cargo Hosier! 1 slesloro. ljasi Sunday, Aug. 27th. the last hay, had put into Biddeford Pool Sunday Mark'll Bullard, who has been wife of Bath were in town Friday- from 13c to 45c spending Rev. Dr. J. Wheaton Smith of Philadelphia with her bowsprit, jibboom and all head Fine was in town cotton vests ami nant u Chas. Clement of Waterville carried been run iuto the summer town, left by train Monday preached in the Baptist church.He is a very gear away, having 45 INCH ALL WOOL last Kelso of Passe- off Elizabeth Me., bear Ladies’ Black morning. and has for Sunday_Mrs. George Sunday Cape Light. Parasols, 2'»i distinguished preacher, many ing NW 15 an unknown keag. N. B., is visiting her mother. Mrs. miles, by fishing Mrs A. D. Mowry, daughter Lillian and years been pastor of the Spruce street Baptist sell which had no lights showing at the Tins is our oOe. line and >. Mrs of Ban- Fast Colors, 49c Mary Bean. Helen McCurdy time iu the and which con- s» Wiiiiam. are visiting Mr and Mrs. Geo. church. Philadelphia. He is spending his (early morning), cate it less than that anyu in town-Mrs. Sarah tinued ou her hailed and re- India 42c, is friends vacation at the of his W. H. gor visiting way, although Twills, “ will keep till next season ax: S. Sawyer cottage friend, Ar- White Ruffle Para- Mrs. Elizabeth quested to stand by Capt. Morrissey. Folwell... .The Rev. Dr. G. W. of A. Farrar and Bradbury interest on your investim-!,-. B Tut has to North Ber- Douglass rangements were made to-day with Capt. Ralph per gone with Mrs. R. F. Dunton in values... New York the of the Episco- spent last week Chase of the tug Peter B. Bradley to tow the 42 INCH 49c wn k w here ho will the remainder of occupied pulpit sols, spend and wife and sch to Boston. pal church last Sunday. He is at the cottage Belfast_Charles Carpenter Harked from his vacation. P. less than i are the of Charters. Bark Fred Litchfield, New Others market! HALF JPKICK. 25V of Dr. R li. Derby... .During the past week son Charlie, of Chicago guests York to Buenos Ayres, lumber, Sri 25 Bark »t it x «■ Mrs. Desire McG Buck and daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown-Ernest four cottage lots were bought, the buyers be- Rose Iuuis, Philadelphia to St. John, P. R 2.x v Marion. S t are the guests of Mrs. H. H. is his auut in Black Warden of Pittstield and coal. >3 and 75c. Messrs. Markoe, visiting Aquadilla, $3 25, respective- it it ing Bird, Riggs, Amory. Crepons « McGil this Horatio Crie and children ly and port charges. Bark Josephine, Trin- 1.X wry. the thus fourteen lots place_Mrs. An.l a of from t< During seasou, far, idad to New York, asphalt, $2.10. Sell F. myriad goods varying thirty Me and of Criehaven are of Mr. and Mrs. E to in all silk and Other splendid Cap- Phiueas Pendleton daughters have been bought, a larger number than guests C. Pendleton, Eiizabethport to Philadelph- forty inches, wool, wool, Silkolenes bargains R. Packard.... Fred and wife of cotton and wool, at from loft by steamer Tuesday for their home in during any previous summer. Gregory ia, cement, p. t. Sch. Hattie C. Luce, Prom- prices ranging ised Land to fish $725 net. Marked from i Saratoga, Cal. Rockland were at A. L. McCorrison’s last Charleston, scrap, 50c 2Sc Branch Mills. At the tire which des- Sch. Meuawa, to Bangor, coal, A. Millett and Edith Farrar Eiizabethport Sunday_Dr. 70 cents. Sch. Florence 9k: to 35c Andrew 1 miner has gone as steward of troy ed Philip Dinsmore'e set of farm build- Leland. Port John- per yard d8et to last to hear Dr. son and Cretonnes 2jc went Camden Sunday to Baugor, coal, 05 cents. Sch. A. W. bark C I*. Dixon, loading at Portland for ings on Parmeter hill, Aug. 15th. Mr. and Lyman Abbott.. .Dana Clement and wife Ellis. Perth Amboy to Rockland, coal, 75 to Souti America. Mrs. Dinsmore, both aged and infirm, came cents. Usually sold at 12 l*2c only. 2,sv 15c of Waterville are guests of John Bryant.... Freights. The of Brown Children’s at Tl e chair made of which we men- near losing their lives. When Mrs. Dins- Freight Circular Hosiery bargain pr spools E. Holmes and Lillian Mrs. H. daughter & Co.. New York, reports under date of from. more awoke, the barn, shed and yard were ranging 7 tioned last week is on exhibition in the : no Summer Dress I_I OC • I a 20th There is to in Goods £ 4 and Maude Feader left Tuesday for week’s Aug. change report full of flames, which cut off their window of Clement & Adams. egress the position of long voyage vessels. Ton- visit in Bangor. .CONSISTING OF. Small lot Children's Hose, g.n ,, from the door in use. They went to the nage is in demand both for ease oil to the Win. has to Portland “' Capt. Meyers gone Centre Moxtyille. James M. Colson far East, and to the Colonies, only. 7 front door, which was boarded up to protect general cargo LAWNS, >'V, to taae command of bark Mabel 1 but owners in most instances to X Meyers, died after an illness of four are opposed from cold in winter, but the boards were Aug. 54th, only DIMITIES, which is loading lumber for Rosario S. A. the acceptance of current rates, and ship- Tabling Napkins Others of an intestinal trouble, 54 too nailed for their to re- days, aged years. pers are to advance their bids, CORDONS, securely strength unwilling Many new patterns ordered in before our M. H. Prescott, who is employed in the Drs. T. N. Pearson of Morrill, and Small, therefore little business is and Marked from 1 move. Mr. and Mrs. Woodbury Jones, their momentarily PIQUES decision to close out. Hut that makes no 15 cashier’s office of the Boston and Maine R and Wilson of attended completed. Barrel petroleum freights re- nearest discovered the tire and Kilgore Belfast, GINGHAMS, difference, are all included in the cut “ neighbors, main quiet, but the market retaius a firm they R. Co., is visitiug his parents, Mr. and Mrs. but without avail. Mr. Colson was 58V to hastened to the rescue. Mr. Jones entered him, appearance iu the face of light tonnage offer- PRICES CUT IN HALVES. prices which pervade our premises now. 42 S A. Prescott. industrious and and will be Considerable is noticed A few small size by a window and kicked off the boards, thus very ingenious ings. inquiry yet napkins, (were formerly in the for lumber tonnage to the River 25c to 4- George E. Marks, who went to the hospi- the lives of the But greatly missed community. He leaves Plate, Beautiful patterns in Colored Pi pies n saving aged couple. though the are from marked from 12 l-2*\ t * C a wife and two children-Miss Nora requirements ohieriy AN1) GREAT BARGAIN tal at Bangor for for few household and were Kilty, and .45c surgical operation goods clothing local neighboring ports ami Provinces. Cordons marked from 17c to... has Mrs. E. E. re- append’c.tis. returned Saturday, the opera- saved. In the barn considerable loose who been visiting Tasker, Ruling rates are $18 50&$13.75 from the Gulf 10c hay, “ turned to her home in Middletown to Buenos Ayres. $ri Boston, $ri 50 Portland, Iqc,-I5.-and tion having been very successful. and pressed, a hay press belonging to J. R. Conn., Pique Madras beautiful £oods with silk cord ami $ri.50" $10 50 as to size of vessel ami effect) marked fiom 20c. 80c., $160.51.75,52.15 B. Dinsmore. a 2b tli. .C. C. Swasey will return to New- Mr. an 1 Mrs. R. P. Smith have horse, cow, hog. sheep and Aug. Provinces. Several Brazil or- to..I 0 engage loading port Come early and the and choice. '-1st. Mrs. R M. Carter get pick meuts with the Village Postmaster Com- hens, were burned. Loss, 82,00. No insur- bury port. Mass., Aug. ders are in market, but shippers experience ance. has been in Belfast the past week. .Rev. E J considerable difficulty in securing the neces- pany, which will open in Brooklyn, N. V., sary tonnage, notwithstanding full recent Summer Hatch and family have returned to Grove- Necb- Sept c'-th. They left by steamer Thursday, Waldo. Sidney Evans is at home from rates are bill. There is a moderate demand W. visited his Linen Collars £1.00, now.. Jaquith lor Skirts 75c. f' r New York. ville.Percy the West Indies, particularly for lumber formerly Portland.... Esther Cilley is at home from brother, W. P. Jones, at P. W. Ayer’s in from the South, but with owners reluctant LININGS. Letters from David Kane uf Medford. Mass. Her aunt, Mrs. L. G. Lit- to entertain the business Collars formerly 7-V., now. descriptive Freedom, last Saturday and Sunday_ submitted, very is I.icings have had a general cut that will make the races oi the New York her.. .Mr. and Mrs. little tonnage momentarily available. wind-up up tlefield, accompanied F. W. Gowen of Mrs. Ami a host of -tlier bart Philadelphia, Penn., Coastwise lumber rates continue to show a it very interesting for those who have dresses Club at are to who have been visiting friends in Kid Gloves. Newport very iuteresting Gray, James Chalmers of and Ger- ami Waterville, strong upward tendency. During the about to be made. Call and examine quality ieims of Ituna. whose four-oared town, have returned t*> their home in Boston. week 50 yacht trude Gowen of Taunton. were at $0.25".$0 has been obtained from One lot Kid Gloves only.., n per and Mass., lUc compare price. i: .. .I. B. and wife have returned to Jacksonville i<- New and $ri for V:ur gig rlie race f'T the Gamecock colors., Clary N. P. Bennett’s last week.. .Charles Palmer York, dry n"k,-,kk cypress and yi llow pine from Pensacola to and a 1 and so me their home in East Livermore.. .The many purse. and wife visited his mother. Mrs. Clara Boston. Ir is doubtful if less than $0 wou'd of will to friends Mabel Bartlett be pleased Palmer, last week.. Mrs. Albert Cushman be for medium size vessels from -Hambuigs b S < accepted rs has t crew at work on the Worth lroi * is Brunswick to New York. Rales for t. •_’< learn that her health improving....,!. G. week at the colliers sr shed m the which is be- aud family spent last, Washing- largest world, to the East arc firm. There is a steady fair Linen Collars. has been on the sick threaten- Harding list, ton Ground.... Miss Cushman ing '.i-r. red on Mt. Waldo. Among Camp Lucy inquiry for tonnage, while the supply of ves- 4c, 6 a ed with rheumatic fever, but is batter at this One lot of Linen Collars r- th has to teach in this fall. sels is only moderate. only A!'. >tiiers nark.- 'se Searsport are Frank Gross, engaged Backport ^ each. The writing. ..The Station is undergoing repairs prices are WAV DOWN. Frank IR-. Frank Smart, Frank Studlev, Join; Poland and wife of Massachusetts ever bought U'i c< I and will made more omfortal le and con- Belfast Price Current. are Mr. Poland’s Jaim s i r;.n and Charles Cyphers. visiting father, Mr. Wil- \ienent. A partition has been put in the j liam Poland.... C. 1>. Richards aud family, <<»KKK-TKI> W K E K I V FOli THE JfOl'K.V A L. Rev. H. W. Norton and wife returned middle, and one part will be used as a rrv" ■>. .U'trhi r. icts iiri f;s *S“Don t fail to call and sec the We can bag- who have been spending the summer at goods. t begin to enumerate flu ciu 1 1 u: Clinton. Me u: been room and the .,ther a Api-le-. j> b..t, 50(0.01' Hay. p ton, t Oo« 10 uo Monday, having gage part waiting James O Bartlett's, have •• gone to Massa- dried, V> It'. 1 a 5 Hides, p tt», Ur/t 1-2 and all at our called : money, expense. Better watch this and see we there attend the funeral of Mrs. room. The post entice, which is kept in the chusetts. Bean.-. ]>ea, 1 30a 1 40 Lamb, p lb. 12 space what have to s, medium, i 30 u 14 0 Lamb Skins. Nortec's brother, who died very suddenly building, will be fitted up with boxes and 25«35 we are SELLING OUT yei'weves, 1 50 a 1 do Mutton, p lb. 0 her, and are determined to do it at Buxton. In Mr. Norton's absence Rev. made convenient for and patrons. 1 it., 1? a JO < 52 quickly. postmaster SHIP N hW'i, utter, Jo bits, p bu, lb, 25630 F Beef. 1> lb. bad Potatoes, 40 T. Jones of Bucksport supplied the pul- — but few pot-atod have been Although dug Bariev, bu, 40 a 45 Round Ho-r. 5 of the INI E. Church mornir we hear of rot; in some Cneese, it., 10 Straw, t< 6 otl a 7 pit Sunday many complaints PORT OF BELFAST. |» p .it, 00 Chicken, [> lb, 1> Turkey, p 1',, l*. rr 17 a very able sermon from the cases one half are rotten.Grain has been ]’reaching Call a a A. 50 75 Tallow. 1 3 H. ST ARRIVED. Skin-, 1-2 ARRETT, Main St., Bel words, "Let us aside every and harvested in much better than last, Buck, i'lb, 14 a 15 Veal, p ib, u7 lay weight shape 25. Sch. A. Aug. Emily Staples, Rock- Lpps, C doz, 17 Wool, unwashed, 17 the .sin that doth so beset us, and let year... .The is getting and easily ground very dry, land. Fowl, |t th. loa 11 W ■>"([. hard, 3 50 «5 00 I MTU) SI A I KS OK AMKIMUA and located at Belfast, aforesaid. said bank being us run with alienee the race that- is set ami fields are 2b. Sch. Sarah L. Ceese, It., 13a 15 W 3 50 « 4 09 1 t! at ! j be- gardens grass suffering. Aug. Davis, Pattershall, oud, soft, ,,ne "f his creditors, with intent to lie statement> ..■ .. District of Maine, ss. prefer sum fore us." Bangor. iietvil Price. Retail Market : creditor over his other creditors. petition signed by me in tin Clark's Corner. Prospect. Davis, 1 Henry 2b. Sch A Wherefore mnir said timi are true. Aug. Hayford, Ryan, Boston It., 7a8 petitioners pray that servi.-e Beef, corned, JO Lime, p bid, 90 6 l 00 I 1 who moved to Belfast from this is do- Pendleton. Rockland. of this petit ion, with a be m.< b Thursday evening. s»ept. 7th, Rev. M. place, Volant, Butter salt. 14 it., 1cujn out Meal, p lb, 4 65 subpena may it* In the United States District Court in and for upon said Oeorge A. Bai!<*\ as Corn, bn. 48 < iliions, 4 «5 | pn>\ ided in .* Subsi-ribed and s\\,.im t ing a business on street in SAILED. t> p ib, acts of Kubayasiii Tokyo, Japan, will give in good Washington Congress relating to v ami hat of A I». mm Cracked Corn, £> bu, 4* ()il, kerosene, f | No. 7. In rupt within the purview t said acts. I know v here to fora .Mrs. El- Bangor. Cliee.-e, fc> It.. 14«B Pork, p lb '7?s Bankruptcy. in. of Dee.,' V lecture on tR- Land of the Rising Sun. the go good job... GEORGE A. BAILEY j Creditors' Edition. THE BECKMAN C< 'Ml ANY. 27. Sch. R. Cotton Seed, V* cwt, 1 J5 Plaster, p.bbl, 1 12 den Wbidden ol Frankfort visitea Eastman Aug. Henry Tilton, Bangor. By \\ illiam See’v Stati f New Y Scared Mikado and Empress, native cus- Codfish, dry, tb 5a s Rye Meal, p lb 5 To Liebing, the Honorable Nathan Winn, Judge of the THE A RICH C( and AMERICAN PORTS. Carnberries, -jt, 1J ewt, .HJ.695 AQl’i! City County : Album toms. manners, Clark Aug 27th-Edwin Larrabee of West Shorts, p District Court of the 1 nited States f>*r the A. E. idols, temples, alphabet, Clover seed, 10all Bavreut her. Treasurei Sii^ar, p lb, District of Maine: 1, Catriek K. Mot ni .t « visited his Albert Larre- New 22. KILMER W IRE ME aj ash is very Winterport brother, York, Aug Ar, sch July Fourth, Flour, J:> bbl, 4 50 ft 4 7* Salt. T. L, p bu, County, and also Cb k The of the Beckman a cor- A. «'base. Treasurer via Cr. U. liu. 1 50 «2 0( Sweet petition Company, ■ ■ aid, sch Jose Seed, ben.-- r,,n r- •? : re. mmended as a 1 bee, of tliis 2(>th and Bangor Providence; Potatoes, DECKER t> Courts, highly -tur. r, scholar place Aug. 27th.My- What poration of Cleveland, County of C :>a.”\_a and BROS., do Olaverri, Charleston; 23, ar, schs Sarah A Lard, w8«; Meal, 5 E. hereby certify that C! ran Clark to to State of Ohio; The Aipiila Rich Company. a cor- F. Decker. and gentleman. Dean Buell “f Boston Uni- goes Winsted, .Conn., begin Blaisdell, Emma S Perth Joseph W n one is subscribed t«. !,-• Belfast; Briggs, poration established in New York, in the C>* inty ii.i.ia ms*i\. Attorney f -r petitioners his under instruction of Dr. for S affidavit, was ..n the iay versity says of him. 'He is a man studies the J. Amboy Gardiner; Alrneda Willey. Wee- BORN. and State of New York; The Kilmer W ire Manu- THE I A RR BR( >S. REEL C< )MI’A N \ j young : < ommissi. ner of Deed' in E. Browu will work hawken for Bath; 23, ar. sch Puritan. Sar- facturing Company, a corporation established in By .Joseph Williamson, its Attorney. \v: has a r ire as a Clark-Gabriel begin dwelling n, said gift lecturer on Japan in the of Cook State of Illi- Albany. gent. for Dover, N H; 24. ar, Chicago, County and j to Philadelphia I administer ,.atns t,,r ;.. and the anese of for John Butterfield in a few days.Mrs. Bkadstkekt. Ill Branch Mills, 20, to Mr. .I».hn A. Shiels A Co. tif in the Cnited States of America, p life, which cou se he schs Paul Seavey, Belfast ; Eliza J Pendle- Aug. nois; Amesbury, that 1 am well and .Mrs. a. a son. Northern acquainted Bradstreet, County of Essex amt Commonwealth of Massa- District of Ohio, ss. 1 kimws ;r within.'' For Ludella Harding is very low with consump- ton, Newport News for Portsmouth; sld, of the said Commissi,.n,*r further informa- Fhknai.d. in Franklin, August 14, to Mr. and The Starr Bros. Bell ( a cor- State of Ohio, Comity of 1 chusetts; unpany, Cuyahoga. tlie : said tion and can a short time..East- ship Henry B Hyde, Norfolk ; 25, ar, schs Mrs. rimer E. a signature mra: tion see esters that will be out soon. live but Feinald. son. poration established in East Hampton, in the state The Beckman j Win H Sumner. Company, by Win. Liebing, us lii testimony whereof. I Pendleton, Brunswick; F Gkindle. In Brooksville, August 15, to Mr.and of Connecticut, and E. F. Decker A Brothers, co- thereto man Clark. 82 yesrs old, made a rive Secretary, duly authorized said Beckman hand, and affixed mv odi, ,i days C for Mrs. Brooks Grindle, a Edna. of m the State of New Yors. V ’K iH SEAK3POKT ITEMS. Pendleton, Burgess, Philadelphia daughter. partners. Albany, Company being one of the petiti *ners above 1 line. 1 S'.I'.I visit to last New sell Port Jones. In Waldoboro, August 15, to Mr. and That A. ot of do IS'orthport week.Wesley London; sld, Menawa, John- George Bailey Belfast, Couuy named, hereby make solemn mut; ; h.u h>- l.s.' j- t George Fernald has returned to Mrs. J. C. a son. Waldo Lowell, Perkins has moved into son for Bangor; David S Siuer and Melissa Jones, and State of Maine, has for; the greater statements contained in the of Frankfort the Miller. In foregoing p«■ 111,..11. Mass. for Waldoboro, August 9, to Mr. and portion of six months next preceding the dat of subscribed him are true, Trask, Port Liberty Bangor, 2b, sld, sch Mrs. by I liited States of A me; Austin house.... Hannah Clark of Searsport William H. Miller, a son.' I tiling this petition resided at Belfast., m the W M. LI FBI Gen Adelbert Ames, fur Salem N(r, Sc y Petit loners. < mmomveai; i, v Herbert Black has tine lot of Washington ; Sot h worth. In Bueksport, August 1, to Mr. County of Waldo and State and Didriet aforesaid, j |a Chester was in town last Sunday-M. E. Clark was ar. schs W Wallace Suhscrihed and sworn to before me District of Massachusetts 27, Ward, Brunswick. and Mrs. Sewall B. South worth, a son. and owes debt to the amount of §1 ,'ion. ihis*Jf>th white fur sale. day of May. A. D. lS'd'.i. jugs at home from Somes Sound last week.. Ga; Charlotte T Sibley. Coombs, Brunswick That your petitioners are creditors of said George I. dames Hun; do mak. lLS] T F. <*l Maggie S Hart, Farrow, Hillsboro, N B, for A. Bailey, having provable claims amounting in ! ICLEY, Notary Pi.Pirn a member b. rm of J Cifton and Clinton Foskett of Mrs. Mamie Clark is her • Somer- visiting husband, MARRIED the in excess of securities held them >f the i'< t it i> iiiei s wit bn; no, Carteret; John I Snow, Rockland; sld, sch aggregate by ! Tf e State of (Hiio, rollsi u v'.lie. Mass are at C. O. Fernald’s. Shelden T. Clark, at Somes Sound. .Arthur F C to the sum of §500 That the nature and aim unt sS' s'; n 111 (it. tru e 1 ! stopping PendletOD, Philadelphia for New Lon- Cuyahoga County, t and In of your petitioners' claims areas follows That j that lie s;arein- id' visited Mt. Desert last week.... Mrs. don. Boaven-N'asu. Searsport, August 2'.*, bv 1 Miss Boyd of an L. clerk of it ion me Carr of Rockland is visiting her Rev. K. G. Harliutt, S* lwin A. Bowen and Pearl your petitioner, The Beckman Company, is j Harry Nail, the Court .t imnion iv.g pci signed by 27. sch a Court of stud Abbie Clark is sick with rheumatic trouble Boston, Aug Ar, Radiant, Hardy, H. Nash, both of Belfast. open account for merchandise sold and deli\t red lv-.ts of Record of Cuyahog.. i1.>1111-, linn are t rm cousins, Misses Lettie and Blanche Nicker- ; ar. schs do Bangor 28, Young Brothers, Wash- Cilley-Gi liNKY. In to the said Bailey on the of aforesaid, hereby certify that t. K be- Subscribed swm 1 .... Lillie Davis of Belfast is town Belfast, 2b, bv S. twenty-first day Sep- Quigley, and in visit- Emma W August f"ie whom the annexed son. ington ; Day, Belfast; Nightingale, Kiugsbury, Esq., James H. Cilley and Eda B. Gur- tember, A. 1). 1808, amounting to one hundred acknowledgment was day ot june, A. D I s;.-,. taken, was at the date a ing friends. Copy and Mentora, Bangor; Haitie S Col- ney, both of Waldo. and twenty-one dollars and twenty-live cents, thereof Notary 1 ublie in [L.s.] KOHI Miss on and for said Winuefred Mathews left last Friday lins, Esa.m y-MoLain. In West which became due the first day of October. V. County, duly authorized ll\ the laws Stonington. Appleton, August of Ohio to take tin* Sandypoint. of 1G, Mr. Arthur E. and Miss Lizzie D. 1808; that no note has been leceiveu loi -aid same, also to take acknowl- for Hanover. N. H.. where she will attend Many the summer visit- Philadelphia, Aug 25. Cld, ship Tillie E Esancy McLain, edgments and both "f Appleton. account, nor has any judgment bten rendered >r proofs *t deeds or conveyances tor Commonwealth uf Mas ors have returned to their homes and Starbuck, San Francisco. land, tenements or school. city • Hardy Castser. In payment made thereon. Hereditaments situated and Auburn, August 7, in I. W .) 24. sch Wm E ndt 01 vmu ■ lying said State of Ohio, and Ceorge Cate, soon trie shores will be deserted. The Cas- Baltimore, Aug Sld, Charles Milburn oi and jiemumer, me Aijuna men •:11- further that I am E. E Warren of Mass was Hardy, Somerville, Mass., well ! trior Court ot Kssex, in a;. Chelmsford, Downes, Boston; 27, sld, schs J Manchester Alice Lizzie Castner, of Waldoboro. pany, is a promissory note tor the sum of fifty ; wo acquainted with his handwriting and bcliev-* tine Alumni and are his signature thereto is and Commonweal!h. in town last week his father P. G Camp Hersey Retreat Haynes, Matthews. Boston; Star of the MekchaN' T-Iiriscol. Ill dollars and twenty-three cents, signed hy the > ud genuine, and that the an visiting Sea, Bockport, August 23, nexed instrument is Cat t en, E~ij win > has ■ closed, each been well attended_ Norfolk. J. A. Merchant and Mrs. Eva both of George A. Hailey, payable to the ordei of \.. 11r executed according to the Warren. having Hopkins. Driscol, laws of the State of Ohio. per hereto annexed, n r Rock port. positioner and indorsed by it ; said note being Mrs. Frank Bangor, Aug 23. Ar, sch Frank A Palmer, Commission Notan Cabin in an Crockett of Dix Island and Miss Sawiki ll Randall. In dated at Belfast. Aforesaid, and payable three expires September 11, D.K>1 Almond Rivers and the Misses Bonney of Newport News; sld, schs Isaac Orbeton, China, Aug. 23, by In whereof. 1 hereunto nioiiwealth. duly >i n Lottie of Rev. Allied H. Jones, Melvin E. Sawtello and months after August 22. 18‘JS, at the Belfast Na Testimony subscribe my Roberts Sherman have been name and all Ins ollii ial a.M- an- • Stoneham. Mass., are James Marden visiting Hardy, Philadelphia; Henry WhitLey, Viola H, both of tional Hank; with one dollar and sevtntyse\en affix the seal of said Coint, at Cleve- visiting Randall, Augusta. credit, and that his >1^11.11 at F. A Maxlield’s-Mrs. F. L. French Welch, Cold Spring Harbor, L 1; Annie P cents, costs ol protest; that the consideration land, this2otli dav of Mav, A. D LS'.c.h and wife. No. 1I2L 'N itness my hand and In- -• New sch Susie was merchandise sold and delivered y< nr i->.] HARRY I. VAIL,Clerk has been in for a week with Chase, Ellis, York; 24, sld, by twenty 1 Prospect her to said I eighth day ..t petitioner and that no Fred Dodge ami son of Boston, who have P Oliver, New York; 20. ar, schs Lizzie _DIED._ Hailey, judgment sister, Mrs. Ira Ward... lias been rendered on payments made thereon; 1. uited States of 1 .Jasper Perkins, Lane, Camden; H Curtis, Deer Willie America, Justice of tin- See..no I been visi ing at C. O. returned Isle; also an account of merchant ise sold and de- Fernald’s, wife and son L sch Brewster. In open Southern District of \« w ss. from Natick, Mass., have been Newton, Belfast; cld, Josie Hook, Rockland, August 22, ('apt. livered to said York,' home la-.t. Hailey In your petitioner from State of New York, of New Friday. Boston; Sarah L New Zadoc F. Brewster, a native of TO County York., ) ! Cnited States -d Amen, 1 with relatives here for several weeks.... Davis, York; 27, ar, Camden, aged April 12. 1S5)S, to September 14, ISPS. amount years. 4 months, 11 l* L Ray reu flier, the authorized State ! Mai sch Henry R Tilton, Belfast. days. > ing. exclusive of to dollars -V duly Treas- Mrs. Eugene Ames of Portland was in Mrs. W. S. Richards has been ill Colson. In payments, seventy-two urer of the Rich quite the Montville, August 24, James M. and two Aquila. Company one of t fit* pe- Count) I W Brunswick, Aug. 21. Ar, sch Humaroek, sixty (tents ; that the same became due in titioners town last as Colson, Aged 52 within named, do make week, the guest of her sister, past week....F. Y. French of Boston sch Jessie years. •sixty days from such sales; that no note has been hereby solemn I, J">rp|i \\ ii]iam>"i joined Magee, Savannah; 22, cld, Lena, Castner. ln“ oath that the statements contained in Waldoboro, August 14, Mrs. the within t > Mrs. J. W. Smart. sch Melissa A received for said account; nor lias any judgment riot, do make solemn ! his here last week for a vacation_ Vita, Cuba; 24, sld, Willey, Charlotte Castner. aged ho years, 0 months. petition, subsetihed hv me in behalf of said c.»r- family been rendered thereon, or any payments made. t hori/.ed At toi ue\ t : Portland ; ar, sch Laura M Cum- Gould. In are true. A. L. 27, Lunt, Clinton, Mass., August 21, Jose- That of ! 1'oration RAVRHLTHER one of Mrs. A. T. Rich and son Ernest and Dr. Thompson and wife of Boston have late- your petitioner, the Kiimer Wire Manu- pany, rim pet in lit- mings, Boston. Lost both anchors and 00 phine (Ripley), widow of Jmlson Gould, a native Subscribed and facturing Company, is a judgment recovered sworn to before me. this ,'M dav that the statements 1. .• Ue l: been here for a visit-Mrs. Nathaniel fathoms of of Appleton, aged about 44 years. of daughter itli, and Ella A Smart, who ly chain off Hatteras 10th. against said Hailey, at the Supreme Judicial June. A. I). 1 .sO'.h petition. >ig 1:1 d b\ me Heath. In Buck-port, August 17, Prescott P. have heeii and Hairie Norfolk, Aug. 22. Cld, schs Joel F Court, hidden for said County of Waldo, on the J- *•] ceorle a rose. said Starr itros. lt’eil '.'.siting their parents, R. H Partridge Partridge returned Shep- Heath, need 76 years. pard, Carter, Point; soli Herbert third Tuesday of April, A. I >. I.S'.ej, for the sum No (a ry Pul K igs < J.'Sl-l from a ten Quincy cld, Harvey. In Smart nd wife, have returned to their home Saturday days’ visit at North- Somerville, Mass., August 24, of seventy nine dollars and cents, debt Certificate filed in New Yo'rk Co. E, Shiite, New Haven; 20, ar, sell Electa Edwin O. 45 Mxty-six SuI'm 1 ibed ami s-.\ Harvey, aged years. or damage, and seventeen dollars and in New Haven. 1 Philadelphia; ship Henry August 15, Hannah cents, cost of suit; that no note lias been rceei\ ed State of Now York, | Hyde, New York. Oreutt. aged 75 years, 8 months, 4 ss- I li I I he lately been here with his brother, S. L. days. for said judgment, nor any pawnents mad.- there County of New Ywk, many friends of Isaa'1 are 22. Page. In t. August 15, Mrs. B. George Providence, Aug. Ar, brig Harry Hucktpm Mary Oil. I. William Hall-Mrs. Abbie Semple of Page, 91 \ears, 10 months, '..‘l Solmier, Clerk ot the ot New H’ rtSvd see him at home after hav- Philadelphia Stewart, Turk's Island. aged days. That of your John A. Shiels A ('<>. \ County again Rh’E. petitioners, oik, ami also Clerk ot the Slate Ml Maim \\ a has been In Bucksporr, August 19, Charles H. is a Supremo (\>urt loi a ■ visiting relatives here_Miss News, 24. Sld. schs Na- promissory note signed by said Hailey, dated the said ing large nicer removed from his Newport Aug. 72 10 months. County, the same a Court ot Keeord < lip. Mr. Rice, aged years, December IB, being I. Tikvston \\ a-Hi,:. Emma Black was in several thaniel T Palmer, Portland; ./Etnaand 1898, payable three montiis after '1 o certify, that Northport days Yale, Tilden. In Castine, August 17, Emma R„ wife hereby (ieorgtJ Ko.m* |,as ;js.11' eial Court of t!;,- Mao George speaks in praise of the treatment he date, for thirty one dollars and seventy cent s, with in tl.e ( lerk\- of E. 52 oitiee f the County "| \ovv a 1 of last week, the guest of Mrs. Ira Cobeat Bangor. George Tilden, aged years, 11 months, 20 interests, and indorsed that York, I \N alilo, said t mii i; received in by your petitioners; certified copy of his incut as while the New London, 24. Ar, sch Helen G days. appoint Notary Pub- that Clod \\ I •1 hospital. Aug. the consideration of said note was merchandise lie tor certify Bohemia... .Herbert Morin is in Nickerson, in Sound the County of Kings, with hi- Cottage Moseley, Philadelphia for Allyu’s Point. (Mt. Desert), August 20, sold ami delivered to said autograph signature appears i»• Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hailey by your petition- signature, and was at the time ol West celebrated the Alvin B. Nickerson, ag* d 50 years. taking the an at lie date hereof a Boston for a few weeks_Misses Henrietta Fernandina, Aug. 24. Cld, sch Lizzie B ers, and that no judgment has been rendered on iiexed 20th Philhhook. In Matijiicus. Mrs. deposition duly authorized to take the and lor the ( \t anniversary of their Boston; sld, schs Austin August 23, payments made on ‘aid note. same, ounly marriage Tuesday, and Edith Small from Nashua are Willey, Rivers, 2b, 1 about 00 and that I am well acquainted with the visiting D York Lydia liilbrook, aged year:*. That of your The Starr Brothers Hell and (jualilied and ar Aug 22d. There were not as Knight, New' ; Lizzie B Willey, Bos- Seavey. In petitioner, handwriting of said Notary and verily be- many present relatives here-Miss Lucia Shute return- Appleton, August 14, J. Hillard is an account for Public, State, to adininistt ton. 32 Company, open merchandise sold lieve that tin- signature to the annexed as there would Seavey. aged years. and delivered to certificate edo nii'iit of Ills! miner have been had the weather to her work in 24. said Hailey by your petitioner, is ed Bangor Savannah, Aug. Sld, sch Gil- Sides. In East Jefferson, Mrs. Wil- genuine In \\ Monday, having Georgia August 18, November 27, 189<>, and December 11. In testimony In m*m! been but those N. Y. liam M. Sides. 1*97, testimony whereof l have hereunto set un- pleasant, who did attend here with her key, Newburg, to two dollars and allix tin- soal d s.i been parents for a vacation. amounting sixty and ninety cents; hand and ailixed the seal of the D. 24. sch that the said C mrt and .lune. A. D. ! did not forget to carry a nice as a Washington, C., Aug. Ar, Ella same became due thirty from the the present ..Ashley Sanborn, wife and from days County, 5th day ot dune, l8D‘d. Tilt-1. daughter M Trinidad, Port Deware of Ointments for dates when said sales were that no note [ L.S.] token of tlieir Willey, Spain. Catarrh that invoiced; tL-s-J " M. SOHMEK. Clerk. regard. The gifts are as west were at has been received for said nor the Capt. Charles Sliute’s last FOREIGN PORTS. account, lias any Contain That sa in < .■ follows: Glass wrater set from Mercury, judgment been rendered or payment made there- United ()rdt*red, Mr. and Mrs. week-John Perkins from Milo was States of America, > I here Buenos Ayres, July 8. 81d, bark Adam on. of the petition ajram-d S. K. as mercury will the sense of smell Southern District of ss. Richards and son Herbert of East Bel- surely destroy That of E Illinois, f petition ainlof this on!« ■ several days for a visit_Herbert Mixer W Spies, Boston. your petitioners, F. Decker & broth- State of of and the whole Illinois, County Cook, ) sive weeks in The mi fast; set of from Mr. Rio Janeiro, 15. bark Good comi letely derange system when ers, is an open account for merchandise sold and Kepi glass preserve dishes, has been in Sullivan several Aug. Sld, I, A. the at Mao > days lately.... entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such delivered to said bailey by your petitioners, Sep- ('base, duly authorized treasurer of the published Belfast, and Mrs. P. O. News, Baltimore. Kilmer \\ ire to lie not less than 2 \urk- Andrews; large table lamp, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grant have the sympa- tember 9, 1898, amounting to seventy dollars and Manufacturing Company, one of the Anjer, Aug 28. Passed previously, bark articles should never be used except on prescrip- within I Si)‘d and that !)«■ Mai -I from Mrs. H. P. Mrs. Cur- seventeen cents; that the same became due April petitioners named, do make solemn oath Stickney, George of their friends in the death of their little New that the the i: thy Adolph Obrig, Amsbury, York for tions from reputable physicians, as the damage i, 1899; that no note has been received for said statements contained in the within peti- subpoena issued by tis, Mrs. W. D. subscribed hv that he has been tnmbi. Smart, Frank Smith and Lillian 3 1-2 Amoy. will do is ten fold to the account, nor has any been rendered or tion, mein behalf of said corpora- daughter, Estelle, aged years, they good you can pos- judgment tion payment made then on. are triie. A. CHASE. his preeinet, and he. 12- Adelbert Nickerson; half dozen MARINE MISCELLANY. derive from Hall’s goblets after a short illness of heart failure. The sibly them. Catarrh Cure, And ordered to appear and pa your petioners further represent that raid Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 21st from Mr. and Mrs. H. H. manufactured F. J. & he I ore said Felker; glass tea funeral was beld the Sunday following with Spoken, Aug. 21, lat 26 12, Ion 08 45, by Cheney Co., Toledo, ()., George A. bailey is insolvent, and that within four day of dune, A. I), lsp'd. Septembei bqe months next By the Court. set from Mrs. from New York for contains no mercury, and is taken preceding the date of this petition, [L.8.] EDWARD OLCOTT (. HASP. Amanda Kneeland and Miss services the and the OliveThurlow, Havana; internally, act- the \ H b by pastor singing by said George A. bailey, wliib* insolvent, com- Notary Public Cook Illinois. Katherine Aug 24, 25 miles west of Sand Key, sch ing upon the blood and mucous County, A true of it mu Kneeland; set of glass preserve choir. The floral were and directly surfaces mitted an act of bankruptcy, in that he did here- copy pet offerings many from for New York. 3w35 Attest \ Scotia, Pascagoula of the In Hall’s Catarrh tofore, to wit, on the second of A. I). United States of v dishes, from Mrs. |E. F. Ames of Port- beautiful... system. buying Cure be day March, America, very .Several from here attend- WilmingtOD, N. 25. The steam- sure It is 18*99, transfer a of to C.,Aug. you get the genuine. taken internally I portion his property wit, Northern District of New York,; ss. silver tea from Mr. er the sum of land; pot, and Mrs. ed the campmeetings at Verona and North- New York, at this port, from New York, and is made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & three thousand dollars, received from State of New York, County of Albany, ) SUBSCRIBE Co. Testimonials the sale of his stock in not in Mark fruit reports passed in N lat 36 33, W Ion 74 50, the free, t^le the ordinary I, Ernest F. Decker, do make Ward; glass dish, from Miss .Rev. B. B. Merrill and are at course of solemn oath that I pnrt... family bark E. E3P*Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle. business, to National bank, am a Clara McGilvery, Capt Rafuse, fro:i tl^ftelfast member of the firm of Decker mothers, one Orissa Wiswell; large table cloth from Mrs. Hall’s Pills are the best. a National Banking Association and their cottage here. Bermuda for Philadelphia, abandoned and Family 4w34 corporation of the petitioners within named, said organized under the laws of the United States partnership THE JOUBNAI consisting of Anthony Decker and rnvself, and REPUBLICAN