Courier Gazette : October 23, 1894

T he Courier-G azette.

V olume 49. TWO Dl> I. EAR® A Y1AB IN ADVAKCB. ROCKLAND, MAINE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23 1894 * u tered h * Hecnnd (H ilar 51 all Mntte N umber 42

CITY CHAT. God-scnd. Don’t talk of discontinuing this work, but instead talk of building mo e.” Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U.S. Gov't Report The prospect ol Gen. Tillson’s building a big addition to his wharf is a pleasing possi­ Nice gilt letters above the vestibule door — r /v t r \ e ffipfcymenr bility to owners of teams and neighbors to tell passers-by the nature of the Central Club R£Gboard,in the years 1882, 'Tobe), Lucinda I-’., 63 co JOHft R. COUSINS of the Rockland Loan & Building Associa­ Vinal, O iver M , long I have to stay here. My lawyer, Mr. contracts made prior to May. At first it was ’«3. ’84. ’85, ’86, ’87, 230->5 Goodwin, filed a motion for a new trial, but tion have been getting money at a very low Friends of T he C.-G. should patronize those Washburn, \bigail K. heirs of, ’88 ,’9 1 ,’9 2 ,’93 and ’94. The Board is an 150 02 the court over-ruled it, so he is to take it to thought that paving was not effected by the rate. This may be bad for the investors but who advertise in T he C.-G. “ « Harles II., it is nice for those who are building in these efficient one and serves the town faithfully. 23‘-33 the Judges who sit in May. My lawyer is going During my Mtay of over 2 yearn In Rockland law, but the corporation counsel of New From their neatly kept books T he C. G. gets “ Erl ward P., 99.05 have dom- work for parties throughout Knox < « hard times. The Rockland Loan & Building to go before the Judges and argue the case York has within a few weeks ruled that pa­ The unoccupied house, on Pleasant at the many facts of interest. “ William G„ 124.25 and get more evidence. and Eastern Maine. Association has been a blessing to a great “ Sarah S., All my work Is flrst-clasn and best of reference head of Franklin street,is suffering demolition The rate of taxation in Thomaston is 18 ‘93 85 You see it is rather hard to fight the Rail­ ving stones are “worked” and so that product many in this county, both investors and mills on a dollar. This has been about the “ Francis A., can be given. borrowers, and ’ere’s ’opin its days may be at the hands of the boys, who are “ putting 118.11 road nnd State. They claim the verdict on Any orders left w ith .Messrs Day and Morsi of Knox County labor is now included, and rate for the last four years. Washburn Bros. & Co., 22556 MachlnlstH, will have prompt attention. 2G long in the land. the rocks” to the windows in a shocking the shoe track. It was a put up job. 'They contracts for paving made since May are de­ manner. Boys, there’s fun that is fun, and The total amount of real estate, resident, is Walsh, Mary A., “ 4 52 V’atts, Albert F., sent the Rosebud borne and gave her $16 and. clared void. then again there’s malicious mischief that $559»4i7i n°n resident real estate, 6149,336; 7865 a pass to Portland. making the total value of real estate 8708,753. Susan W , 102.41 As a result of this last ruling, Booth Bros. And such a delightful place are the new comes under the repressive influence of the I would like to have you send me T he EDUCATE public library rooms, so well lighted, so pret­ The amount of personal estate, resident, is Walker, /Vnvis, 96.28 \ Hurricane Granite Co. have discharged 50 law Breaking windows is a serious offence. Courier-Gazette. I have got to stay herBoston, 217.80 the small one on the southern contract. T he company’s contracts for paving The County jail is not near as popular as it bill came in I found that he had bought a Water Co., 61150; P. Henry Tillson Post, 650; MEND.” was before the stone-yard attachment was put dollar’s worth of flour and a barrel of onions.” Electric Lights, 6650, 1000 feet of hose, 6650; Stella T. Whittaker, Columbus, O., 5^-59 main wharf. were with Philadelphia parties, and these on. Ordinarily the cold, bleak winds of Oc­ • Hose Reel and Bui’ding, 675; Sewers, 61000; 'Tillson’s wharf was begun in I were completed sometime ago. Then the tober would have sent delegation after dele­ Widening and Straightening Gleason Street, Apropos of this statement of the town’s there is not so strong or fine a wL paving ertw was turned onto paving for New gation of the weary wanderers into the county, The plan of the Boston & Bangor Steam­ 6500; Text Book, 6300; Water C.oset, Gram finances is a word of congratulation at the coast. In storms where many modern* I fP A G E ’S boat Co. to get more wharf room here so wharves have been torn to pieces Tillson’ L IQ U ID /*! I I P , York parties. This work has now been and the tramp catcher would have been busily mar School, 6150; Clear and Covered Drain very encouraging condition of affairs. March READYKU5EWI IftW plying his lucrative trade, but, ’tis not so this that it may discharge its freights by two under W. A. Whitney house, 625; Hose 1, 1877, the town’s bonded debt was $246,- wharf has stood unmoved and unshaken. Kb| stopped. gangways so as to save time, and the state­ {Mend broken thin gt with it at night season, my brethren, and County Commis­ Tower and repair, Masters house, 6200; Re­ 199.84. At that time talk of repudiation was In all probability an attempt will be made sioners Jones, Cook and Ames smile as the ment made to the Belfast Journal by Gen­ pairs, Eureka House, 6150; 500 feet hose, rife and that fallacious and unrighteous ave­ At a meeting of the municipal officers, Fri­ and in the morning they re good as new. eral Agent Austin that a new boat as fast as It needs no heating: holds everything, the coming winter to have the law repealed as report comes in that there are no tramps to 6325; Reservoir Beeehwoods, 6300; material nue of escape had many believers who could day evening, Gen. Tillson was given permis­ the City of Bangor was to be built, sort of for sidewalk, Old Ferry Road, 620; sidewalk, see no light in the darkness. But some of injures nothing. Contains no acid. '1 it is not proving satisfactory to the people of break the stillness of the silent stone-yard so sion to proceed, and work begins at once so romantically located on aesthetic Crockett’s endorses the statement made in T he C.-G. Beeehwoods street, 612. These make a total the town’s leading men, with the courage of that the addition may be completed by April the Empire State, whom it was intended to several weeks ago that the company intended K23 J Point almost within reach of the surf of the of 622,302. their convictions, insisted that the town should 1. The Boston & Bangor Steamboat Co. has benefit. mighty Atlantic. the coming year to run only two boats, fast To this must be added the following: State pay its debt, and today Thomaston’s bonded accepted Gen. Tilslon’s proposition. W. S. ones, which will be able to make daily trips, The following letter to the Deputy and Tax, 64555.70; County Tax, 62663.S1; Over­ indebtedness is less than 532,000, and the White has been awarded the contract of lay­ arriving here from Boston in the morning lay, 61075.54; giving a total of 68295.05. town’s credit is saved. Every year sees the ing the granite wall. The old price, 40 cents Acting Commissioner of Public Works from “ Yes!” he hiccoughed, as he leaned up and back here from Bangor the same day. .Adding the amount of town expenses, $22,- debt cut down smaller still. The town has a yard, will be paid for filling stone, and El­ Corporation Counsel Wm. W. Clark will give against a convenient fence. “ They’re making 302, to the total of the state and county tax seen some hard financial sledding, but the mer Davis will do the measuring. a idea of the law : lots of talk about temperance, but it doesn't Regarding the taking of books from the an i overlay, gives the total amount committed snows of good financial management have do any good. There’s the moon getting full library, no charge will be made. The public to Tax Collector F. F. Curling for collection— so greased the track that the town team now Law D kpaktm knt, ) night after night.” ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. Office of the Counsel to the Corporation, > is to have free use of the books. Applicants $3°»597-05 s slides along very smoothly. N ew York, Hept. 27, 18V4. ) for books must be able to furnish good refer­ Hon. Maurice F. IIolahan, Deputy and ences showing the would-be taker to be a Capt. Curling commenced work June 20, MAKING KETCHUP. A.M. B.—Dogs are now taxed by the state, Capt. F. F. Curling, Thomaston’s tax col and on Thursday had collected 613,684, so that the city assessors are not now obliged Acting Commissioner of Public Works. lector, was in town Tuesday. Capt. Curling responsible party. Sir:—I have received your letter of the which is a wonderfully satisfactory showing. What An Enterprising Young Man and His Part­ to take a canine census. reports half his commitment collected. He In these hard times when all collections come 2ist instant, in relation to the application of said: “ The Rockland men against whom I Several of the city schools have small ner Are Doing— Another Industry- George H.—The “Committee of Seventy” the act, Chapter 277 of the Laws of 1894, and so hard it is quite surprising. He has col­ represents that portion of the citizens of New had taxes paid up very promptly, and helped libraries. It hall been suggested that these lected thus far 390 of the 674 polls. asking my advice as to the course to be pur­ me out a great deal.” books be put into the public library together Alfred S. Black and C. Fred zVyers have York city who believe in a municipal govern­ sued in regard to existing sewer contracts, in the form of p school library, in charge of taken the initial steps in what promises ment that is removed from politics. They anil future contracts which include the fur­ Miss Burbank. Seems like a good idea! From Capt. Curling’s book we make the to become an inilustry of some considerable have a city ticket in the field headed by Wil­ nishing of granite basin-heads, also whether A look at the tax list published last week, following list of tax-payers in the town who importance. Pure and simple, it is the manu­ liam L. Strong for maycr. the act appli< s to paving stones or blocks, and will show where the great bulk of the money *■ pay 650 or more. facture of r variety of ketchup, their trade to bridge stones used for crosswalks iu pave­ for city expenses comes from. The great and Three more little wanderers found a com­ RESIDENT. mark for which is the A & B brand. It is put ments. glorious public is apt to find a great deal of fortable, happy home at the House of the up in jars and half barrels. Save fault with the big corporations and many Good Shepherd last week ! Dear reader, call Andrews, Edward C., 555.64 CtjUf^c^ Circles T he act in question provides, th at: 'The ketchup is made from a recipe of Mr. “All stone of any description used in the times with reason, but when we have school- at the House, look the little ones over and Obed A., 111.25 Austin, Merritt heirs of, 75.48 Black’s and samples tasted by some of our State or Municipal works within this State, houses to build, sidewalks to construct, etc., then see what you can do to assist in the good people bring out hearty and involuntary com­ it’s nice to have ’em here to tax. work. .Allen, Samuel IL and M. Adelia, 100.00 or which is to be worked, dressed or carved Andersen, Helen, 136.00 mendation. Mr. Black, who for enterprise for such use, shall be so worked, dressed or Now that Picnics and Bi1 the Brown, John N. and Priscilla, 92.93 and shrewdness has no superior among the carved upon the ground where such works And according to Col. Hains, Uncle Sam’s siona are over, Church Circli The decrease in polls this year, 197, as Bowers, George W., 56.55 young men of our city, during his vaca­ are being carried on, or within the boundaries compared with last year, does not necessarily representative, Sam himself is the one and the Bank, Thomaston National, 122.09 tion from the Rockland Beef Co.’s office in and Parties are in order, aud ffT . of the State, or within the boundaries of the show that degree of falling off in population. only one who has authority to decide a coast Savings, 84.(10 August made a trip into the country and none of these are really oour Municipality. z\ clause shall be inserted in In the mayoralty campaign of 1893 a great line beyond which no wharf shall he built. Burgess O’Brien & Co., contracted for all the pickles that had not the specifications or contracts hereafter 508-45 plete without Tin many names were added to the voting list in .After the Secretary of War has once fixed the Campbell, Wm. A. and Mary E., 384-57 been previously spoken for. awarded by the State, County or Municipal line then the state or city can decide what 7 the heat of that very sharp campaign which Copeland, Oliver E., ‘47-42 In company with Mr. z\yers he leased the authorities, authorizing or requiring the use of because of changes in residence, etc., since shall be done within that line. This inform­ Cushing, James O. & Co., 485.89 lower floor of what was formerly the Fisk C. E. Rising's worked, dressed or carved stone therein, to that time have been allowed to drop from the ation was developed by the attempt to fix a Curling, Frank F., 200.64 stable and had it fitted up for the proposed the effect that all such stone shall be worked, limit to wharf extension in Lermond’s Cove. list. Cook, Winchell M., heirs of, ‘49 94 business. Necessarily the industry is being Sailor.” Iressed or carved for such use as required The abuttors are well agreed now as to where Counce, B. Webb, 185.79 worked on a small scale this fall, owing to the by this act. If any contractor within the line shall be fixed, and it is probable that fact that the season is v ry late and that the New Domestic Bread The city this year ghows an increase in val­ , Lizzie E., ‘2438 this State, or within a Municipal Corporation uation of nearly 650,000. The prospect is Uncle Sam will accept and fix the line as thus Creighton, James A. & Co., 569-82 plant is yet to be supplied with the proper ma­ of the State shall violate any provision of this that next year will show a still larger increase. agreed upon. Chas. .A. and Lois M., ‘41.30 chinery. Messrs. Black and Ayres have more act, the State or such Municipal Corporations Crandon, Edwin S., and Catherine M., 58.155*>-‘5 orders than they can till for some time which and Bread Sticks. shall revoke said contract, and shall he dis­ Rockland City 34 per cents find ready Dizer, Eugene and Helen .A., 69.60 is just the right kind of encouragement for charged from any liability to any such con­ .Anti that dangerous hut amusing toy, con­ BBUWN BREAD AND DEANS sisting of a forked stick and piece of stout takers, bonds to the amount of 640,000 having Dunn, 'Thomas W., 635-39 next season. tractor by reason of such contract.” been sold thus far. I lunhar, Benj. F., 82.02 A ketchup industry. Ketchon? Delivered Saturday Afternoon In relation to the application of this rubber, is again in vogue. Give an average boy one o f these and a pocket of shot, and he Dillingham, E. L. & Co., 73.S0 uud Sunday Morning. . . act, 1 am of the opinion that the breaking of Edward L. and Mary S., 50.16 partridge’s" plenty. the quarried stone by hammer strokes to the is about as dangerous as a Gatlin gun. 'Two The rate for conversation with Boston over CAKES AND PASTRY of all ladies in town were quite severely injured last the new long distance telephone line is 61.30 Elliot, George, 764.78 size and shape required by the specifications Eliza N. heirs of, 95.69 kltidx Provided at Short No­ for paving blocks is “working” the stone, and, week by these death-dealers. Boys cannot for five minutes, but then one can say a great If Not. There Seem to Be a Great Many of Em reasonably be expected to be careful, and so deal in live minutes, especially if it’s a woman. Fuller, George R., 50.49 tice. i t s : , therefore, within this act. Joshua .A. heirs of, 50.09 Showing up in Public Places. All stone which requires to be worked," the strong arm of the police should interfere I Qpn The I,lace t0 Harrington, Win. R. aud Loretto, 5s-39 dressed or carved in order to tit it for use, is to save the lives, windows and eyes of law- With 65 century dictionaries in the city WEDDING CAKE A SPECIALTY. LUUU HAVE abiding citizens. II all, George S., 95-32 Thursday morning while the family of J. \V. within scope of the act; I, therefore, advise ’twould seem that Rockland must be erudite. I lyler, William B., 161.81 Crocket was at breakfast a plump partridge C. E. RISING, THEM you that the chiseled and dressed granite Henderson, James heirs of, flew against the side of the house and broke which I understand is used for basin-heads, and A Rockland man who has 61000 tied up ‘24-33 LIQUOR AGENCY Jurdan, Frank IL, ‘21-57 its ueck. MAIN STREET, 4u KOGKLAIfU, M B. CLEANED the bridge stones, dressed for crosswalks, in real estate out in Sioux Falls was given an (Iliver heirs of, 92.70 A few days ago a partridge flew against the C urtains! must be worked and dressed upon the ground Aud Done up'uquul to Dew Is ut 1) opportunity to put more money into the same Clara M., 79.80 wires in the square at Thomaston aud was where the works are being carried on, or locality but he refrained. Some Interesting Facts About Sales at the City s Spring Street Store. Lermond, Erastus, 81.59 killed, while another bird flew into the prison SPECIAL BARGAINS! within the boundaries oi the municipality. “Sioux Falls may be all right,” said he,“and William J. and Mary, stables. A pair were also seen near Pump­ EPHJ’EHRY’SDYi. HOUSE 3. As to existing contracts, a notice should 1 think it is, but Rockland also is all right, ‘47-32 Levensaler, Caleb, •3‘ 97 kin Hill, Thomaston, in P, M. Studley’s field be given to the contractors that the act in and what additional money I put into real The average daily sales of the Liquor Atwood, heirs of, 120.96 and killed by Capt. \V. O. Masters. T H IS W E E K question requires worked, dressed or carved estate I ’ll invest iu Rockland.” Ageucy for the year ending May I, 1894, John C., 64.02 ...... AT ...... W .L . Douglas stone, furnished under their contracts, to be were $13.04. The best month for the busi­ Linnell, Herbert R. and Katie A. 79.82 GOOD ^POSITION. C *1 CUAC* is THE BIST. worked, dressed or carved upon the ground T he C.-G. has a certain field which no ness was in f une, 1893, 6419 09. The poor­ Masters & Starrett, 84.60 QlJ O IT U C NO SQUEAKING. where the work is being done, or within the other paper and no combination of papers can est month was April, 1894, $225.66. The Silas W., 158.16 Victor V. Thompson of Friendship, princi­ ♦ S. CORDOVAN, limits of the municipality, and that by the reach. It is a field of buying readers,the class city’s greatest draft on the agency was Feb­ William O. and Sarah A., 117.4S pal of Rockland High School for two years, Copeland's Bazaar FRENCH&ENAMELLED CALF terms of the statute, wjll impose upon the Cor­ that advertisers must appeal to to get trade. ruary, 1894, 617.46, and the lightest was July, Montgomery, Ernest L., 59-45 has recently been elected principal of the At­ »4.‘3.s-°liNECAlf&KW;GAIffla poration the duty of revoking the contract. That is the reason that all other advertising 1893, $2> not heavy lor the haying season. Mehan, Ethelda C., 88.56 tleboro, Mass., High School at a handsome 1 lot retinued White Iron Preserving Ket­ ♦ 3.5P POLICE,3 SOLES. T he specifications for all contracts here­ mediums, no matter how good they may be, The most e pensive month was November, tles, 3 sizes, regular price 20c, 23o god Niven C., 395-95 salary. 26c; this week, for either s iz e .... - after to be made for work which involves the are considered by the shrewdest and most ex­ 1893, $13.52, and least expensive months Monroe, Halsey IL, 60.60 use of worked, dressed or carved stone, should perienced advertisers as second to TllE C. were August, 1893, and February, 1894, 61.06 Mathews, Oliver D., and Mary E., 87.17 How’s This. 16< *2.»I/SBOY5SCHO015HOES» contain the following clause, namely. G. Advertising in this paper is no experi­ each. Morse, Catherine V., 65.52 We offer Gue Hundred Dollars Reward for 1 lot large China Bowls, ouly...... 'All stone which is to be worked, dressed ment. T he actual worth of its columns has James heirs of, 65.66 uny case of Catarrh that caunot be cured by •LADIES- or carved for use under this contract, shall be HARBOR* LINE. been proved by years of trial, and the bright Mills, Harvey and Mary R.: Hall’s Catarrh Cure. 15c ’'B e s T D ° NG0i 4 rked, dressed or carved upon the ground 373 73 advertiser knows it. Moore, Joseph E. aud Ella M., W-93 F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props , Toledo, O. A few mor» pair, of tiiu*i Stocking, left M a SEND FOR CATALOGUE where the work is being carried on, or within Joseph E. guardian, 69.19 We the undersigued have kuowu F. J. W-L'DOUGLAS, the boundaries of the City of New York. The Limits of the Entire Water Front of tho Cilj The South Main street sewer is now work­ Newcoiube, Iada M., 25283 Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him Oc BROCKTON, MASS. Yours respectfully, To bo Filed by Uncle Sam. O’Brien, Edward E., 2382.80 perfectly honorable iu all business transaction Ju.1 reooicod—U .rg.iu. iu Liueu and Col- You cuu save mom) b>\purcbuaiug W. L. Signed, WM. W. CLARK, ing its way past the Liviugstone Manufactur­ tou Laces.... DuuglusIlu u g lu Shorn, ing plant. It’s an expensive job, albeit an “ Edward K., •>0.84 and financially able to carry out any obliga­ Because, we„ v aarc rc ththe e lalargest . b manufacturer Counsel to the Corporation A petition has been forwarded to the Sec­ Over lock, James, 364.69 tion made by their firm. ea shuts iu the world, and g important one aud one that must bef done, 5 c the value by stamping the name and pruv uu but one of the workmen thereon said retary of War at Washington, signed by the Robinson, Edwin A., 208.42 WesF & T ruax, Wholesale Druggists,'Toledo, Auother lot of those Gouts’ Huudkerchiefg. the bottom, which protects you again t high MANY BOOKS. C.-G. man, one day last week: municipal officers and citizens, asking that the “ George W. heirs of, 3«375 Ohio. aU kim ls...... prices aud the middleman s profits. <>ui shoe* government order a survey of the water front Rivers, David H. aud Helena B., 221.41 Waldini;, R innan 6c Marvin, Wholesale equal custom work iu style, easy fitting and • 6 for 2 5 c wealing qualities. We have the in sold every- of Rockland and fix definitely anil forever a Russell, Frank W. and Hattie E., 53-15 Druggists, Toledo, O. where at lower prices for the value given thou W. A. De Pew, the able representative of “OI course it’s expensive, but I dou’tVknow limit beyond which wharves shall not be ex­ Ruggles, Margaret G., 108.4s Hall’s Catarrh Cure is takeu internally, act­ any other make. Take no substitute. Il your the Century Dictionary, has been iu the city what 1 and others would do for the where­ tended. This will include the Lermond Cove Simmons, Luther M., 9570 ing directly upon the blood aud mucous sur­ Ualer cannot supply yqu, wc can. Sold by the past week. Some 65 sets of this valuable withal to live were it not for this same fewer. matter, and will put an eud to all discussion Singer, William heirs of, 219.11 faces of the system. Price 75c. per bottle. C.H. COPELAND’S C. S. STAPLES-. - North Haven work have beeu sold in Rockland. There’s uo other work aud this sewer jib is a aud possible future trouble. “ William J., 1*5.92 Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. 398 MAIN 8T. THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE, TUESDAY OCTOBER 23. 1894.

Saturday and went up to Rockport yesterday C. Bradford is very ill-----Arthur Duncan and morning. Chas. M. Robinson are visiting in Boston------L. E. Philbrook, • • The Boston Post has the following regard­ Mrs. V. S. Palmer and Mrs. V. Vickery of BIG STRIKE INNEW YORK • • ing the Burgess boy?: The dude company Skowhegan were atG . W. Palmer’s last week. $12.00 i ------FILL AND WINTER of Rockport, Me., captured the fifth prize af­ D. N. Ilardacker was accompanied by his Rockport's Pride Visits Massa­ ter a quiet, dignified show of power. It was wife and son on hi4 trip last week. M rs. Every Cloak Manufacturer Has Ceased rumored that the company acted Ixoth as a Hardacker’s friends in the city are always WILL BUY chusetts to Make Its Maik. brass band and fire company in its native city, pleased to see her. They have been living W o rk ! MILLINERY! and certainly the uniforms of cadet gray and for the part three years in Dennisport, Mass., helmets lent color to the awful rumor. They where Mr. Ilardacker has an interest in a dry A Splendid Line to Select From. could throw water though, and did so for a OfT to Peabody goes the Burgess Engine goods store, but will remove to Portland, that A CARD TO THE PUBLIC. Company—It takes part in I lie Parade record of 200 feet 10 inches. The old An­ being a more convenient location on Mr. A = All the New Shapes droscoggin of Topsham took part in the con­ Hardacker’s route------Nflss Josie Bradbury and Wins Apptan-e—-Then It xpiirts test, and got a record of 164 feet i l l inches. has been in Boston for a week----- Mrs. A. L. in Trimmed Hats . Water— Ev ry M mber Acts Like n The Burgess has again done Rockport and Jones of Union was in the city yesterday,'i?- Yon have doubtless learned of the general Mail—Some hem nil Notes. Knox County proud. Long may she squirt! and Bonnets . . iting. Good strike among the Clonk Makers which affects James D. Lazell of Roanoke is in the citv. not only every house in New York, but threat­ MEN AND WOMEN. He arrived on the Monday afternoon train and Winter . . . ens to extend to all other cities where cloaks too late to attend the funeral of the late John guess we had a good arc made. Consequently there will be a Novelties. . . . Having Especial Reference to People P. Cilley, Jr., fir which purpose he came tim e!” answered one Well Known Hereabouts. North------Mrs. E. E. Payson left Monday for All Wool = great advance in price of Garments when the Cal’ and see mo before purchRsing your Fnll of the G. F. Burgess Millinery. t t t t t t Danville, where she will make on extended strike is seitled. YVe quote you a few lines Engine Co. of Rock­ Miss Fannie Bunker gave a candy pull visit at her old home------Miss Annie Barlow from one of the leading Cloak Manufa itnrers port, which participa­ Wednesday evening------Number of Rock­ L. E. PHILBROOK. has returned from New York----- George Fer- in New York : 14 Limerock St. Y. M.C, A. Building. ted in the firemen’s land ladies attended dinner party given by nald of Portland was at home last week, call­ Black muster at Peabody, Mrs. Edw. Rose at Camden Tuesday night ed here by the sickness of his mother, Mrs "Tli® demands of the Cloak Makers is eonietblng Jjl Mass., last week. awful. If we are obliged to give in, as we pre-ume we ------Misses Grace Ayers and Anna In James Fernald, who is now improving. shall, the advanco will I e 25 per cent, at least on every The truck went on graham entertained Thursday night in honor He is employed with Griffin, the tailor, garment. Garment, on hand are at a premium. They MRS. i. C. HAMILTON’S can be disposed of at a much higher rate.” to Massachusetts Wednesday in care of C. E. of Miss Frances Wilson of Bangor. Whist Congress street------Mrs. W. A. Achorn is to Goodwin. The company, 35 in number, left Cheviot = = That is just what we propose NOT to do. and supper------The Wawa Club has issued accompany her husband for the winter in MILLINERY PARLORS, Wednesday night on the Pullman, W. A. cute invitations announcing that they will schooner M. A. Achorn going this week to If our customeis wnl call early, we will suit 7 0 0 3M«.ixx S tl'cct. Merriam foreman and C. A. Carleton 2-1 fore­ entertain at the home of Miss Thorndike, Bridgewater, N. S., where the vessel loads and save them about $2.00 on every garment. All the late and Stylish Novelties man in charge. They arrived in Peabody at Masonic street, Oct. 31------Ladies of Epis­ in Fall and W inter M illinery lumber for the Canary Islands. Her friends We purchased our stock early and selected ttooris are available at my seven a. m., Thursday, got breakfast, and copal society gave nice supper in their vestry here wish her bon voyage and will be glad to Suit. = = rooms and all * choice cloths and rare styles. went into the parade at ten, there being T hursday evening. Object—raising money welcome her return------Mrs. Nancy Vail of Orders w ill be Quickly Filled. twelve companies in line. The fine uniforms to pay church insurance------Judge C. E. Bangor is a guest at W. O. Fuller’s, Middle Tbe public are most cordially Invited to call. of the Rockport boys and their evident disci­ Meservey and wife entertained members of street. MRS. A.C. HAMILTON, pline won them applause the entire line of Golden Rod ’Chapter, O. E. S’, and right T. J. Lyons, librarian of the Vinalhaven Not a $15 or $18 Suit 41 760 Main Street, R ockland. march, it being the only company thus recog­ royally too, Thursday evening. Supper, games Public Library, visited tbe Rockland library nized. Noie Carefully These Quotations. and singing made up an attractive program. yesterday. The Vinalhaven library has 1S00 Dinner was served at the Baldwin Hotel, ------The Methodists had a circle supper books------Miss Carrie Ingraham is employed and the contest commenced at 12:45. There f BUT) Wednesday evening under the direction of in Emerson’s fancy goods store, Boston------A T 5 I0 .0 0 Each At $ 1.9 8 Each At $ 4 .5 8 Each CfiOflKETT were 18 entries and the Burgess Co. drew No. At $ 7 .5 0 Each 421 Main St. the President, Mrs. John Lothrop------Uni- Mrs. Ada Keene has been visiting Mrs. C. D. : ------A ban (I Home Jacket Only a few left, but Very desirable La -A.KTX3 15, which proved very unfortunate, for the proper length, in Ladies’ and Misses' versalists had no circle Wednesday evening. Wood in Winthrop the past week------Mrs. dies’ and Misses’ companies that were first in the contest had Covert Cloth, extra good values; Ladies’ Coney Capes, good One tomorrow, however. Orra J. Files, who has been in the city with heavy, or Black or Jackets; would be length, Silk Lining the benefit of a strong fair wind which died Blue Beaver; worth and Misses’ Jackets LOVEJOY. Miss Florence Smith is in New York------her mother Mrs. Eliza Holbrook for several good value at 88.00 throughout; wortli out almost to a calm by the time the Rock­ Mrs. A. M. Smith is visiting in Boston. S15.00. worth $5.00. and 810 00. weeks, will return to East Boston today------810.00. port boys had their turn. But while they John E. Hills went to Boston, Thursday— a $12 Suit for $12 Mrs. Harriet E. Files returned this morning N E W L I N E were playing there came a little flurry of wind —Postmaster Leander Staples of Monroe from a visit in East Boston M $ 15 .00 At $ 5 and $ 7 ^JIES’ and CHILDREN’S which took the water from their stream and was in town for a day last week. He had And worth every cent we We offer an Extra At $ 2 38 At $ 10 .00 splashed it up against the judges’ stand, the just returned from a trip into z\roostook in Heavy Garment, A pretty Misses’ Ul and W inter from 38 to 45 inches, Ladies’ M ack in- longest distance water was thrown for the the interest of his famous patent halter, which POLICE HEARING Garment; heavy Infants’ Cloaks of [derwear. : ask for it. long Covert Cloth Eider Down with toshes. double text­ day, but as it was ofi the paper it was not al­ is selling very rapidly------Frank Pearson is with Velvet Piping cloth, with Plaid ure, three capes— ♦ ♦ ♦ Complaints Against Two of the Rockland Force and Collar, or Black Angora Fur Trim­ lowed. After this play a gentleman in the now attending the New York Conservatory of Silk ITood; worth best make; worth Bit B argains in Heard by the Board of Aldermen. or Blue Beaver; ■?8 and 810. crowd offered to wager $3000 that the Bur­ Music, studying the piano and organ. He is worth $18.50 m ing; worth §4. 813.50. >C Coods. gess then and there could throw water farther greatly pleased with the institution------Mrs. ♦ • ♦ than any other machine on the ground hut he G. W. Leach is visiting her sister in Warren large crowd gathered in the room of the Board of Aldermen last evening to listen to JMne found no takers. When the engine went ------Mrs. M. J. Holmes is spending the week J.F.GREGORY&SON Cloves complaints made by George W. Berry of this Here areaFewofour Many Bargains in Domestics through Portland a gentleman there wageted in Boston------Mrs. C. Daggett, who has been city against Officers Dow and W. B. Hills for fiery. 8100 that the Burgess would beat the M. A. spending the snnimer in town, left last week conduct unbecoming officers. M. A. John­ ONE PRICE ♦ • ♦ Ficketts, a famous Massachusetts tub. He for Chicago. Mrs. Nellie Messer accompanied son, esq., appeared in the interest of the respondents and in the absence of City Solic­ A! Ic Each L 49c a pair Atl2l-2cEach At 12 l-2 c paii n derw ear found a taker and won his $100. her as far as Boston------Mrs. A. II. I.ermond itor Prescott, C. E. Littlefield was summoned CLOTHIERS AND OUTFITTERS. The judges allowed the Burgess a plav of oi South Hope has been visiting her sister, to advise the municipal officers as to legal SOdozen Ladles’and Another case of Ladies’every thread Ladie * and OUU Under Farwell Opera House Linen, Hand Em­ ♦ ♦ ♦ 202 feet, 10 inches, and the fifth prize, S75. Mrs. C. IT. Achorn, the past week------Miss methods of procedure. Children’s Hand­ th o se 10-4 Blankets dren’s Fleece Lined ts and The prizes and winners are as follows: First, May Richardson has returned from a visit to Mr. Berry stated that he was standing on broidered I n 11 ial the corner of limerock and Main streets, in kerchiefs; fancy that, people s»y are Il a n ilk e r c li iefs; Hose, extra heavy; Roxbury Veterans, 21S ft, i l i in, prize S400; Boston and vicinity----- Miss Alice Green is front of F. F. Burpee’s drug store, Friday e ’ge; worth 5c. worth 75c. worth 25c. wortli 15c. second, Peabody Veterans, Peabody, Mass. accompanying her father, Capt. Green, on a evening, talking with M. C. Grant, and was THE SILENT MAJORITY. 216 feet, ;| inches, $225; third, Union Veter­ trip to Galveston, Texas, whence after a brief told to move along by Officer Dow. lie didn t do so and was afterwards told to do so again. Af- 29c each * invite inspection ans of Peabody, Mass., 20S feet 2I inches, stop he will go to Pensacola/Fla., where she We havn succeeded At 29c Each At 5c per yard Ai 29c per yd rth e Indies, all or whom Officer Dow was accompanied by Officer Hills, Death of One of Rockland s Most Prominent S i50; fourth, Salem Veterans, Salem, Mass., will spend the winter------R. W. Messer was and who, according to Mr. Berry, and other in ‘-(curing another Ladies' h eat her All our Be-t Prints are heartily Invited to call Young Men— Other Deaths in the County. cose oi l a d i e s ' and see us. 207 feet 10.] inches, S100; fifth, G. F. Burgess a passenger to Boston in Thursday night’s witnesses, made some talk regarding what he Shopping Bags with includ ng a new Novelty Wool Dress would do if 'twason his beat. Mr. Berry took heavy Fle«c d Vests case of Gloucesters 4 2 1 TVTzvixx S tro o t, Co., Rockport, Maine, 202 feet 10 inches, steamer------George Fogler of Hope has been and Punts, same :ls pocket and Clasp on exception to the action of the officers and Peculiarly sad was the death of John P. and Allen R ils.tliis Goods, 38 inchest 875; sixth, Nashua Veterans, Nashua, N. IL, spending the past few days in town----- Eve­ Cilley, Jr., which occurred in Boston late we have lieen sell­ the outsid ; wordi 1 week onlv; actual Foot of Limerock. complained of the manner in which they ing so m uiy of; 50c. worth 7c per yd. wide; worth 40c. 201 feet 11$ inches, 850. All of the prize rett Willey machinist, of Bath, has entered treated him. Friday night, just as his numerous friends 1 in this city had begun to look forward to his worth 40e. winners except the Burgess played in the the employ of James Wight. Mr. Willey is The following were examined: Geo. W. Berry, M. C. Grant, E. B. Hastings, Will early recovery. From a strong, rugged man early part of the afternoon and had the ad­ the son of James S. Willey who lived here who enjoyed a sense of perfect health, Mr. Full is coming on and People Burns, Alden McLain, Will Kalloch, Albert MAIL ORDERS FILLLED PROMPTLY. vantage of the strong fair wind. 15 years ago. The family now resides in Berry, Lemuel Dow and W. B. Hills, they Cilley became suddenly ill in May last, and are commencing to lay They left Peabody at 6.29 Thursday night Gloucester, Mass., where Mr. Willey is in the being present at the time. for over a month was obliged to remain in a The Board then went into executive session Brooklyn hospital where he finally underwent in a stock of and arrived in Rockport, Friday morning, employ of the Boston & Maine Railroad Co. an operation for appendicitis. He returned Simonton Bros., and unanimously adopted the following : tired, but in fine condition and well pleased Both the daughters are married. The elder, to this city in July and though still very “ It is the opinion of this board that Officers weak made such apparent strides toward the with their trip and the many courtesies ex­ Sadie, is Mrs. John Arthur, the younger is Dow and Hills were endeavoring to discharge M A .IA ’E . F lo u r , tended them in Peabody and elsewhere. The Mrs. Charles Terry. their duties in obedience to the marshal’s recover)’ of good health that he felt encour­ orders and that there is no occasion for re­ aged t'» enter again upon his law duties in men all behaved like men and Foreman Mer­ M. A. Johnson and Col. W. IT. Fogler at­ New York. He left Rockland Sept. 13 and riam speaks in the highest terms of their tended Waldo county court in Belfast last moval of either officer from his position as policeman. had proceeded as far as Boston when a tel­ cream ruses from F. J. Simonton, Jr., and a I You would m y, ‘It ia w ell,’ we will not cant a ahudo gentlemanly conduct. week------M. W. Mowry has oeen, in Boston egram was received by his father, Gen. J. P. O ’er ihu bright ahinlng him in whose ray* ahe is G r o c e r ie s , “ We are also of the opinion that these lovely pillow, yellow roses and white pink?, laid*” T he Burgtss is a ten-inch Button tub and the past week------Miss S. L. Shelton is in officers erred in judgment in language used Cilley, announcing that he was prostrated at from “Grace, .Annie and Mary.” Rev J. 11 the Parker House. Thoroughly alarmed, was at one time owned in Perbody. She Boston today attending the wedding of her towards Mr. Berry and disobeyed the mar­ Parshley delivered an eloquent eulogy on the , H er IIfo w ork here cn earth wn* well done we nil Gen. Cilley at once hastened to his son’s bed­ life of deceased and drew useful lessons there­ know, E tc . was built in 1861 and covered herself with niece------Mrs. O. E. Hahn has been visiting shal’s orders in entering into aiA controversy side and found the latter sick with typhoid II, r pur- aoul was all ripened and rendy t«» go, with Mr. . erry and in discussing the matter from. Music was furnished by the First Bap , .• ud to enter tin- beautitul mannionit above glory, as did the company, at the July 4th in Boston------John L. Donohue, the Thorn­ with bystanders.” fever. Mrs. Julia D. Lazell, a sister ot Gen. tist Choir. After the services the remains were At tlie call of life Infinite Spirit of Lore. Read these Prices carefully celebration in this cijy, the company taking dike day clerk, has been on a trip to Boston Cilley, was appraised of the young man’s taken to Thomaston and interred beside the hitEKMAN W . S m it h . and compare them *>lth The ordinance under which they acted dangerous condition and hastening from her first money for best appearance and the com­ and New York------A. W. Butler and family reads as follows: “Three or more persons ashes of his lamented grandfather, Jonathan what you are now paying. Southern home, took her position at his bed Cilley. The pall bearers were F. J. Simonton, The death of Mrs. Sarah Copeland of We buy for OAHU and sell pany first money for playing, making a re­ went to Boston last week------Major Wood­ shall not stand together or near each other in side, nursing him with all the tenderness of a Warren, Wednesday morning last, removes any street in the city in such a way as to Jr., A. L. Torrey, M. A. Rice, John Bird, E.B. for CASH, basing cur Prices cord of 183 feet 8 inches. bury and family returned to Dover Saturday mother. All that human effort could do was from the community and the church one who obstruct the free passage therein f e n ly oi.e iuu*l tickets for <3.60. pink J fi< ..-in the Brooklyn, N Y ., Sunday-school, Could you know what I kiow, could you aee what | Leader,” is wanted at this office, ihe loan . . . O PK N O N tU 'N l'A Y. . . a week’s vacation----- Mrs. L. F. Star ret t is in biaufiful star of while piukt, roses and smilax of a copy would be a great favor. YOUR GROCER KEEPS IT. Jlcw the wave» of pure bliaa are euvelopiug rue, OWEN B. LONG, Proprietor. Hyde Park, Mass., where her father, Joseph from the Rockland Y. M. C. A., cluster of THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23 1894

Amusements and Announcements. DEXTER HELPS. EQU/TY CASE. FARWELL OPZRA HOUSE. FOLKSJlND T H IN G S JONA. CROCKETT, O. I«. BLA OR...... Manager. There is to be held at Perry Hall, tomor­ Mrs. C. W. Curtis of Dexter, wife of the Orders Solicited ! L. R. Campbell and A. S. Littlefield were CUT IT oufTT- row evening, Wednesday, Oct. 25, a pumpkin cashier of the Dexter Bank, recently gave a the attorneys in an equity case tried in the FULLER & COBB. W EDNESDAY, OCT. 24 fo r . festival given by the young ladies of the Free I Japanese tea at her house for the benefit of county commissioners’ rooms, Friday. Web­ Baptist society. A baked bean supper will be Saturday afternoon the Bohemian Glass the House of the Good Shepherd, in this city. ster, William and Flora Spear of Warren PLUMBING] served from tive to seven with the favorite Some S i2 was netted. brought claims amounting to several hundred STETSON’S Blowers, in the store vacated by J. A. Hinton, pie—pumpkin. All who wish to engage It will be remembered that Dexter sent the dollars against the estate of Mary J. Spear. TIN and . . pumpkins for winter use come and buy. Jack- on Main street, near the foot of Elm street, first children to the Home. About $300 was allowed by the referees in o-lanterns great and small will be there for case. S H E E T . J WORK one and all. will give a matinee from 2 to 5 o’clock. IR O N . . J Very Valuable And Free To All. Every patron will receive a present of the CARO 0F*THANKS. Cloaks, Furs, The Bohemian Glass Blowers, who occupy If you have not already accepted this great work of the glass blowers and a ticket in the Every Job Guaranteed the store recently vacated by A. J. Huston, free « ffer, don’t lose another minute. It tells TH2 BARIUM o r THEM ALL. foot of Oak atreet, owing to the big business To my many friends on Matinicus who to be of the Beat Workmanship. you how to be well and strong. The most two handsome shades to be given away in tbe done here, have decided to stay another week. successful living specialist in curing nervous were so kind to us during the recent sickness 3 0 ------P E G P L . E ------3 0 evening. The admission is ten cents, but The beautiful glass shade last week was won and chronic diseases, is Dr. Greene, of 34 of my husband I wish to convey my heartfelt A Paok of Genuine Bloodhounds Splendid Stook of by ticket No 444, said to be held by a Thom­ Temple Place, Boston, Mass., who makes the thanks. Their kind acts, words and sympa­ SUITS. every holder of one of these coupons will be C 'R l/H , tho BlirgcMt Dog In the World,— HARDWARE, . aston man. This week two shades will be following generous offer. Write him about thy will always be remembered as a bright <1 00" offered for ht« equal. : admitted for 5 cents. given away by ticket. A matinee exhibition your complaint, tell him just how you feel, anti spot during dark and despondent days. S T O V E S , . is given every afternoon from two to five for he will answer your letter, describing your Two Topsies, Mrs, Rufus Y. Young. n , ;.lp,l by I b f U n a tK AT K FA R T ISO T O N . FURNACES. . the benefit of ladies and children. The glass case and telling exactly what your trouble is. blowers perform some very interesting natural He gives most minute attention to every detail, Read the ad. for Balsam of Wintergreen Tw o M arks. 333 Main St., science experiments that are very instructive and makes you understand instantly just what T h e C .-C . A most excellent remedy for coughs and EVA and her Pony, Prince. Lone Star Quar- We show all of ihe latest in Opp. Fuller & Cobb's. 36 and interesting. One of these shows the ails you. And think of it, all this costs you t> ttc. African Man ’olln Player*. method employed in filling thermometer tubes nothing. He makes a specialty of treating colds. A doctor in the home. Glass Blowers. New Songs! New Dances! New Music! with mercury, etc. The admission fee is ten patients through letter correspondence and is Everett Philbrook is having a two-story above goods. Do not pur­ cents. having wonderful success. He is the discoverer Ladies clean your kid gloves with Josephine i Xi“A Car Load of Beautiful Scenery.^* house built on Perry street. Cut this out and present it at the door of that world-renowned medicine, Dr. Greene s glove cleaner, for sale only by W. O. Hewett Captains Gage and White, formerly con­ The First Baptist church has arranged a Nervua blood and nerve remedy, which is con­ The Grandest street Parade chase a Garment of any Saturday afternoon from 2 to 5 o’clock. fine lecture course with the following dates: stantly curing thousands of people. Anyone & Co. Headquartes for the Foster lacing Ever given. The handaomeRt Uniforms ever raanu- nected with the Salvation Army Corps and Nov. 28—Rev. B. L. Whitman, D. D., pres­ not living in the largest cities will appreciate gloves in all the most desirable shades. All factored —no exception. The M. E. Circle has a sociable at L. S. whose fine singing is so well remembered, will ident of Colby University, subject, "The this splendid opportunity to consult, entirely gloves fitted to the hand. I’rii'CS 116 nnd 50 cents. kind without first visiting Robinson’s, Grace street, tomorrow evening. be here, Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday Message of Youth to the Present Age.” free, the highest medical authority, without evening. Many friends will be glad to wel­ Dec. 6— Rev. Robert Stuart MacArthur, D. leaving their homes, thus saving the time and •Good Samaritan" Liniment. Our desk is adorned with a Siamese twin D., of New York, subject, “The Empire of the expense of a trip to the city, and also the large our Cloak Room. . . . come them again. apple that originated on a tree in Orris B. Czar—The Great Bear of the North.” Dec. fee charged by other and less skilful physicians. Silverware, Watches and Jewelry at Genth- FARWELL OPERA HOUSE, •Ulmer’s orchard. Shorts.—Anthony McNamara and family 13—Rev. George C. Loriiner, L. L. D., of Write him at once, and the probabilities are ner’s. e. L K L 4 0 K ...... M an ager, SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN arc moving into the Jones house, Masonic Tremont Temple, Boston, subject, “Changes you will be made well and strong. The House of The Good Shepherd will be and Chances.”—Dec. 20— Rev. J. II. Parsh­ NURSINC, open for visitors hereafter on Fridays, from street----- M. M. Genthner’s three tenement, ley, pastor of the First Baptist church, Rock­ ia ir tb s . Wanted; nursing to do, or would like the earn ol JUST ONE NTG-H.T! TO FINE FURS! . . . . two to 4 .*30 p. m. Limerock street, is being painted------John land, subject, “The Renaissance.” Dec. 27— an Invalid or care of children, by one of experience. Flanagan is clerking at the postofiice------Concert by the First Baptist Choral Union, II. Wages moderate. < 'all or address Officer G. A. Spear’s familiar form is missed M. L<»rd, leader, assisted by Miss Alice Fran­ B r e w s t e r —Rockland, October 14, to Mr. and 42-46 MISS II. J . K ERR, 34 Willow St. SATURDAY, October 27, F. W. Wight is having hot water heat put into Mrs. William M. Brewster, a daughter. ’from his accustomed beat. Mr. Spear is hav­ cis Newnall of Bangor, recitationist. his house, Claremont street, James Wight I’krrv—Appleton, October 8, to Mr. and Mrs. ing a vifitation of sickness from which we C>tus Perry, a son. Coat M akers W anted. BERTRAM h WILLARD’S beii g the architect------Everett O. Philbrook Uncle Tom by the Stetson Company at the ULACK—Waldoboro, October 6, to Mr. und Mrs. Coat nrakoro wanted by G. O. Andrews, tailor. •hope will soon recover. Opera House tomorrow, Wednesday evening. Charles E. Black, a (laughter. 6* 604 Main Street, Rankin Block. is building a house for himself at the North- V e n e y —I>cer Isle, October 3, to Mr. and Mrs. : : GREAT 33G : : V*nere is considerable diphtheretic end—— G. F. Kaler & Co. are getting out They have a grand double band of white and Robert Veney, a son. J oyce—peor Isle, September 29, to Mr. and Mrs. K E E P W A R M ! colored musicians, an orchestra of ten pieces, Horse for Sale. Brilliant, Bewildering, Mnuiveand throat abou town. A word to those who are C. L. Joyce, a son. stuff for steamer Scbenoa at the Railway, and Ihd one that is hard to beat. The African Magnificent Realistic Scenic Pro- not foolish is sufficient. Take good care of 0JCOW-South T hom as’on, Septem ber 17, to Mr. First-class team horse, eight years old, weighs ductLn, . . . . are also doing work for the new Squirre] mandolin students with this company arc the nnd Mrs. Robert II. Snow, a son—Carl Richard, over 160'» lbs.; black, good worker, sound nnd kind. Blankets, per pair...... 48c yourselves, dear readers. Island hotel. They have a crew of a dozen first and only colored people appearing in f Corrected.] Also another good horse for delivery wagon. public and performing on the Spanish man­ I’E.\-LEE—Thomaston, October 17, to Mr. and 6 Apply to LITTLEFIELD, Attys. The Union Creamery announces in our ad­ men at work------Some public-spirited reader Mrs F. P. Peaslee, a son. Blankets, per pair...... 69c dolin. Th Lone Star Quartette is claimed to Bl a n ch a rd —Camden, October 13, to Mr. and vertising columns the excellence of their gilt of this paper can give the public library a be without an equal, and in the Topsies, Mrs. cf. V. Blanchard, a son. DESKS FOR SALE. “ THE ENGINEER” O r ff—Waldoboro, October 21, to Mr. and edged butter which is meeting with much favor helping hand by a gift of Guizot’s History of they have something that charms all. The T W O F L A T T O P D ESKS, finished In A ntique Under the direction of J ohnson & Chapman Blankets, per pair..., ...... 98c Mrs. Sylvanus II. Orff, a daughter. Ouk. Good trade. Apply to CLI.\8. E WEEKS in our markets and households. France------The Central Club will get into its Topsies are two young ladies, and their su­ 00.,TIIIeon’it Wharf, new quarters the first week in November------periors as character and Terpsichorean artists Blankets, per pair...... $1. The class o f ’96, R. II. S., elected three have not yet been produced, two Marks, the ^ a r n a g r s . of tendt r pathos, rich comedy, beauti­ officers Friday: President, Fred Knight; A Rockland tailor was at work on a suit of best that a good big salary can secure. The A SMALL FAMILY ful music, exciting ncnsatioti. can secure a low priced tenement by applying to A perfect revelation of mechanical Vice President, William Abbott; Secretary, clothes the other day for a gentleman who street parade is first-class and of the perform­ IIahloW—Liiib e y —Rockland, Oct. 20, at the T. E. SIMONTON, 41 Limerock street. 41 scenic Ingenuity. ; ; Special Value in our 11-4 W< ance we can say that they give more than they Baptist Parsonage, by Rev. J. II. Parshley, George Helen Hicks* Treasurer, Charles Morey. dwells in the neighborhood of the Rocky Harlow of Thomaston and loin Louisa Llbbey of B lankets ...... 8 2 Mountains----- About one-half of the kilns advertise. North Cushing. FURNISHED ROOM SOME OF THE NOVEL FEATURN. 'Beginning Oct. 15, interest at eight per Burk — P e r r y —Rockland, October 16, John W . of the city are on fire------Garden Either with or without table bonrd for elthgr lady THE 4th of July Celebration. -cent is charged on all unpaid taxes. Up to The “ Engineer” is a play like “Blue Jeans,” Burns and Anne W., daughter of Thomas Perry, or gentleman. Apply at THE Great Engine Scene. thieves are now making free with late cab­ both of Rockland. 41* 137 UNION BTRBBT. THE Plumberville Band. Saturday night Collector Farwell had col­ “Alabama” and “The Old Homestead” in B r e w e r —P er r y — Rockland, October 14, by THE High Class Specialties. bages----- S. E. Welt has moved into the treatment. It represents life in South West Rev. C. AV Biadlee, Elliot J. Brewer and Sadie F., THE Attempted Robbery, etc. lected S74.02g.28. The total amount com­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Perry, both of S T O V E for sa le SEE Missouri, from the domestic side, the loves, . Marcus Mitchell house, Pleasant street------Rockland. A good Second Hand Parlor Stove at u bar gala. o n Sato at Opern Home. mitted to him was Si 10,611. the ambitions, the disappointments of e Timothy Sullivan, porter at The Thorndike, P enney—Mpin t, of the house. Hosiery. who recently bought the Marcus Mitchell gineer”, is the place, “ Hazel*” a waif adopted ville, and Abbie McIntyre of Warren. jar and unfortunate experience last week. Y ork—N ash—Rockland, Oct 6 by R. H. Burn, house, has just purchased the Thomas house by the engineer’s father and left by him at ham, Esq., George L. York and Miss Gertrndo BARBER SHOP FOR SALE. He stuck a nail in a foot one day and re­ death, as a legacy to Joe’s care, “Ned Clay- Nash, both of Rockland. Ladies’ Fleeced Hose, Fast Black^ and its neighbor, on Lisle street, of W. G- On account of poor health I will sell my barber BUSINESS peated the experiment with another foot the bank,” a villain of the first water from En­ Bray—Ca r t e r —Deer Isle, October 1, Samuel I*. business at a bargain for cash. Location and busi­ Singhi----- The Sprague house on Lqperock Bray und Bessie L. Carter, both of Deer Isle. ness good. 471 Ma in St r e e t , Rockland. next day. He is quite lame at a consequence. gland, Joe’s family and neighbors are tha G ek.m rkry—St c r k a k —St. George, October 17, 2 pairs fo r...... 25c’ street has been painted and repaired------people of the drama. The story is laid at a by Nelson Hall, Esq., Anti Gormbery and Sana K. Calvin C. Goodwin, claiming to represent Portland papers say that Harry, son of Land­ town called Plumberville, which is assumed. Sturkak, both of St. George. - • 3 HOUSE FOR SALE. A free copy of the Catalogue of W e l t —R e b h —W aldoboro, Octobet 17, Frank L. Children’s All Wool Hose, 2 pairs the E. C. Morris Safe Co., of Boston, within lord Chapman of Bangor, will be proprietor The dramatic portion of the play is based Welt, of Boston, and Ernlly Redington Reed, of Cottage House, nearly new, six rooms and attic, upon the villian’s attempt to secure an immense W aldoboro. good cellar, central location, near electric car*. the past week or so has passed at least thrre of a large new hotel soon to be erected in Easy terms if desired. Apply on premises, Be Si'iaw College for...... 25c fortune to which Hazel is an heiress, unbe­ No. 16 N orth Ma in P lace. 40* 'O Fband. M a., sent to any address, £75 checks that came back protested. B. R. the former city------Henry Blaisdell’s new known to any but himself. The old fashioned $ e a t& s . i*- X- - P R I N C I P A L Ladies’ out sized Fleeg^ Hose, Andros, landlord of the Thorndike, cashed house on Willow street is fast assuming pro­ 4th cf July celebration with all its attendant ROOM TO LET. one. portions------The Central Club building and adjuncts. The Plumberville Cornet Band, its Cil l e y —Boston, Oct. 19, Jonathan P. Cilley, Jr.» One room to let for lodging; also good stable, per p a ir...... 25c first appearance. The attempted murder of aged 25 years, 11 months, 17 days. handy for express or truckman. Price low. Apply Second Mrs. John S. Case, through her husband, new Grammar school are having their heating the country squire, who holds the papers. MKKO—Thomaston, Oct. 17, Hattie L., wife of at 28 WATER STREET. 38 President Case of the Board of Trustees, has apparatus put in------Rockland Wheel Club William Mero of Rockland,aged 43 years, 6 months, The kidnapping of Hazel. The reappearance. 10 days. H and . given the Public Library a complete set of has fixed its entrance fee at $3. The club The rescue. The great engine scene, in which T orey—Thom aston, O ct. 18, Miss LucindaTobey GIRLS WANTED. three lives are at stake. The robbery. The aged 39 years, 18 days. Girls for general housework, nurses and the B ic y c le s ! “ Beauties and Curiosities of Engraving” pub­ has already attained a large membership------Co pe l a n d —W arn n, October 17, Sarah, wife of nursery can obtain first-class places by applying at capture. I he several bye plots and comedy tbe Intelligence offloe of MRS. R. C. HED G ES, 1 have a fine lot of second-hand machines that I lished by Houghton, Osgood & Co., and se­ G. M. Tibbetts, who has been painting at incidents, the happy denouement, are used as Charles W. Copeland, ag«d 64 years, 6 months. will sell very cheap. F. L. SHAW, Ma l l e t t —Rockland, October 17, John L. Mai- 87 7 Grove Street, Rockland. Rockville, Me. Small Wares lected and edited by John W. Palmer. ’Tis Dix Island, fell on a spike last week and incidents which give background to a clever lett, a native of Warren, aged 87 years, 6 months, 17 and unusually interesting portraiture. The days. t e n e m e n t s to l e t . a beautiful gift. received a bad flesh wound------The Maine T urner—Waldoboro, October 17, Beujumin Tur­ Central steamer Sebenoa has been receiving Engineer is an up-to-date production. It is a ner. of East Jefferson, aged 70 years. Desirable tenement corner Park and Union Sts., l m k i: lot and cold water, gas, furnace, etc. Also tene­ Whitten, the restaurant keeper, has moved very expensive attraction to present in one ■ T m .kr—Camden, October 17, Mrs. Love Bump repairs at the South railway and painting at Tyler, aged 73 years, 7 months. ment In Spear Block. Both well situated for Dress- C U R E F O.« R PILES! Department. into the rooms formerly occupied by the late night towns, yet the prices are put at a figure making or Physician's offlee. Apply to F. R. or S p e a r —Rockport, October 19, Aura A., wife of T)r. R. B. Baynes as a dentist’s office. Dr. hands of Clifton & Carl------Young Clarence which all can reach. Tickets can be had at Thomas Spear of Rockport, aged 59 years, 8 months, C.T. SPEAR. 12 agent for Dr. E. M. Botot'n Kure Curo for the box office now. Pllea; also Dr. Rohnn’n 'athartic I’illi. I have a Baynes made his office and home there for 20 Modell was bitten in the face by a dog 9 days. Black and Colored Velveteen Bind­ A n d r e w s —Sterling, Illinois, October 16, Spof­ few FREE SAMPLE BOXES of pllo medicine at years, during all of which time he seldom, if Friday. ford L. Andrews, formerly of Camden. jMWIE pus/c co. my house 21 Trinity St , aud at my ofllcu 406 Main ing, 4 yards in a piece...... lOo H all—Cam den, October 15, William F. Hull, St. i Ifflce open every day from 9 to 11 a. m., 2 to ever, kept a light burning at night. This was aged 66 years, 5 months, 15 duys. Tbe remains 4 W ednesday and Saturday ufternoons, 7 to 8:30 SECRET SOCIETIES. were taken to Lincolnvlllu for burial. Wednoadny nnd Suturdny evenings. only another of the good old doctor’s eccen­ KEY NOTES. 38 W. H. SMITH, Rockland. Spool Cotton ...... 2c M< L aughlin — Rockport, October 15, Patrick We have secured the services of Mr. L. D- Crook, tricities. McLaughlin, aged **2 ycurs L'iano and Organ T uner. Send In your order. 18 Amity Lodge of Camden Has Its Installation- T olman—Rockland, October 11, Margaret A., FARM FOR SALE. The Rubinsteins and Their First Musical Gather­ widow of Hanson Tolmnn, aged 89 years. Black Dress Braid ...... 3c Mrs. Davis Tillson and Mrs. G. W. Kimball The farm known aa the Guilford St. Clair farm, Goat Hairs from Other Lodge Rooms- I >Et row—Camden, October 11, Isaac G. Decrow, were driven across country with Mrs. Tillson’s in g -F irs t Baptist Choral Association. TAXES-NO1 ICE. ■Hunted In W ent Rockport, on the Mt. Pleasant a g ed 84 years, K months, 14 duys. Office open for the collection of taxes for the road a'-out one and one-half mllea from the P. O. H astingh—Thomaston. October It), Carrie A., ty W e are agents for the Fair and pair of horses one day last week. At Jeffer­ Amity Lodge,F. and A. M .,of Camden,pub- years 1889, 1890, 1891 and lf-'J, every day from 9 al South Hope. Said farm contain* "9 acre* well Class A rendered the following program at wife of Charles E. Hustings, aged 32 years, 10 oil a. m. Wednesday and Saturday evenings aivldud Into tillage, woodland uud pusturage, three Square Dress Shield—every pair son, while the driver was baiting the animals, i licly installed its officers Friday evening,Reuel months, 4 days. the Rubinstein meeting last evening : from 7 to 8:30 p. in. ihiug RprlngM in puHtarc, well of never falling . Robinson impressively officiating as Grand Sto k er — Warren, October 9, Charles Storer, 37 W. II. SMITH, Collector. they became frightened and ran. The car­ aged 55 years, 11 months tear hou*e. Will be aold at a bargain, w arranted. Quartet.—“A Little Flower,” U lin * Master, being ably seconded by Fred M. Rich­ eaay- Apply on the premise* of E. C. riage, in which Mrs. Tillson was seated, Mrs. M 111m, Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Stratton,Mrs.Copping Coombs—Green’s L mdlng, Deer Isle, October t», ST- CL tlR, So. Hope, Maine. 19 Piano solo,—“Einsunier Wunderer,” Griea ards as Grand Marshal. Amity, with its 200 Walter Coombs, aged 12 years. WANTED. brought up violently against a tree, but for­ Mrs. Rice I members, will be officered for the ensuing year Co i.s o n —Damariscotta Mills, October 19, Wil­ At 166 Broadway 3600 ehulr* to mend without We have the latest shade in Veiling tunately no one was injured and the carriage Soprano—"Maiden’s Song^” Utlmud as follows: liam Colson, aged S4 years, 11 months. regurd to their kind or condition. Prices accord, OLD COINS BOUGHT. M rs. M ortlund Ramsay — Liberty, October 17, Mrs. Sarah A. ng to amount of muturlal used and labor. —the bluet. was but little damaged. Plano,—“ For Elise," i Charles A. Wilson, M.; Henry L. Maker, Ramsay, aged 36 years, 8 months, 17 days. Feb. 7. 5 R. M. PILLSBU RY k CO. H lghe. Perubo J. EVERETT I M iss Snow J S. W.; W. V. Farnsworth, J. W.; L. M. ,1 Sts., Camden. Steamer Viking has entered upon her route Soprano—"A Summer Night,” Thomas J Kenniston, Sec.; George Burd, Treas.; R ev. 25c. Books for... between this city and Bangor, leaving here at Mrs. Burney L. I). Evans, Chap.; O. I. Gould, Mar.; !• PANT AM) VEST MAKERS At (he business meeting two members were , K shaw. s< Di. i j enry D. Storer, j. L).; BUSINESS LOCALS. PIANO LESSONS. Silk 11.15 a* m* a°d returning; leave Bangor about WANTED. Having completed a eourae ot In.tructlon la I ....•••• admitted: Miss Poyzer of Thomaston and Mrs. George Gleason, S. S.; Charles Clifford, J. Pant and Vest inukers wanted. 6.30 a. in., touching at intermediate points Hanger under competent teacher., I .hall be | Honiton Lace Doilies. F. B. Adams of Rockland. The following S; William Eells, Tyler. 88 J. II. SIMONTON, 411 Main St. leaded to receive pupil* and give le**ou* on the < both ways. She will continue on the route officers were recently re-elected: Mrs. F. E. The exercises were pleasantly brightened by P'lano. Term* r<-o*onublu. Domestic au 1 Vienna Bread fresh and sweet 18 HARRIET L. BARKER, 25 Ocean St. all winter and after the river closes will con­ Hitchcock, president; Mrs. Carrie B. Shaw, excellent music furnished by the following BOARDERS WANTED. Denim in all colors for fancy wotk vice president; Miss Julia S. Spear, Secretary; every day. Hot rolls rnude Irum best materials Nice place in private family, good room, good nect with the train at Bucksport. H. P. Jones choir: Miss Gertrude Kidder and Mrs. Roller Skates For Sale. A rt C repe...... 25c and 39o pe^ yd Mrs. Louise Furbish, Treasurer; Mrs. F. R. Charles E. Crockett, sopranos; Miss Hattie for tea. Cake and pastry of best quality. able, reasonable rate*. Apply >6 PARK ST. 37 is the local agent. The Viking is a boat of About 125 pulru of roller *kute« for *ulu at Spear, Mrs. Ada F. Keene, Mrs. F. M. Shaw, Gill, contralto; William Tetley, tenor; F. A. Brown Bread and Beans Saturday and Sunday. bargain, part of bankrupt stock. about 120 tons, built in Ohio three years ago. Mrs. James Wight and Mrs. Lillian Copping, Packard, bass; Mrs. Reuel Robinson, pianist. Flint Bros., Bakers, 276 Main St. EDWARD K GOULD, 29 RcgD « f Insolvonoy. A rt S ilk ...... 49c and 69c per yd Her frame, planking and ceiling are of white executive committee. After the installation a very appetizing turkey supper was served in the banquet hall by the oak and put together in such a manner that A New Book by Mrs. Sheldon, Audrey’s UPHOLSTERING Feather Boas, long and short, 89c up. The First Baptist Choral Association will ladies of the M. E. Society who have honestly Recompense, 25c, mailed on receipt of price the result was to produce a perfectly solid won an enviable reputation as purveyors. AND PAPER HANCINC. meet with Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Lord,Wednes­ in 2 cent stamps. H uston’s News Stand, boat capable of excellent speed. The tw«. day of next week, and indulge in a “ bean Amity Lodge was instituted in 1891, and is Chair* caned, sofa* repaired und everything of Fur Trimmings in Vandyke Point*. in the finest condition imaginable. It starts 386 Main St. Un kind neatly aud strongly done, prompt and at cabins are commodious and handsomely fur­ shelling” in addition to the usual rehearsal very low rule*. A l»o paper lug and paper hanging nished, the Viking’s total passenger capacity work. its new year with a faithful and efficient corps done lu the best manner. Cull or *eud j>o*taT to of officers. "If you want to smoke a clean Havana filled NO. 63 C R ESC EN T BT., City. 32 The new black Thibet Neck Boa. being about 100. The engine is of the com­ cigar, ask for the E. \V. Mild 10 ct. Sold pound condensing variety with cylinders 11 Golden Rod Chapter, Order Eastern Star, STATE OF MAINE. Ladies’ Satin Lined Skirts 81.00 up. TWO CONUNDRUMS. tenders a banquet and reception to Grand everswhere. II . M. B. 5 cents. and 20 inches in diameter and a 14-inch KNOX rid. Worthy Matron Mrs. J. R. Stewart and Grand stroke. Following is the officers list: Captain, I hat famous candy,the moat delicious in tbe To tbe Honorable Justice of the Supreme Judicial What secret society would a stingy man Worthy Patron R. II. Burnham next Friday Court, next to be bolden at Rockland, within and 10 pieces of Plaid Silk 89c to 81.00. W. D. Bennett; 1st mate, G. A. W. Bennett; naturally join?” asked the city editor. evening. A musical and literary program rnaiket, manufactured by Warren Pbinney of for our said Coauly, ou ihe second Tuesduy of engineer, A. B. Bennett;purser,John Lothrop; Give it up!” said the marine editor, will follow. The Royal and Select Master’s Thomaston, is oq sale at L. E. Cobb’s, Main December, A D. Ib94 i he Free Masons” answered the former. George H. Butler of *ald Rockland, hu*baud of A new line of Gents’ Flannel Shirts steward, R. Gray. Degree was conferred upon W. A. Albee and street. Well,” retorted the marine editor,“to what R. II. Burnham at a meeting of King Hiram 98c to 81.38. society does the man that was bitten by a dog Council, R. A S. M., Friday night. Tbe Domestic Bread made by C. E. Rising belong?” the baker is a genuine new thing, and very togi thvi a* husband uud wife at said Rockland till IHAVEfl Q0LD “I pass!” replied the city editor. delicious. The following label appears on 1>92; that your libellant ba* ever been faith “ He’s a gnawed fellow!” was the reply. ful to hi* luurriuge obligation, but that hi* wife, L earn . Every Part every loaf—buy no other: wholly regardless of the same, ou or about the COMPLETE LINE „ _ . , C. E. Rising’s twentieth day of June, l»92, eloped with one Win. Ladies, Gents, Misses and D ress . Thoroughly New I turncbtic Bread. Finney, und for some time *ubaenuehl thereto Beat iu the W orld. lived uith him in Bangor, Maine, and that Children can be fitted of SEAL C u ttin g ! T a u g h t. None Oeuuiuu Without this Label •he | committed the cil’I Cakes end pastry of same quality constantly that the residence of hi* ATTENTION LADIES! on hand. C. K. Rising, 26fl South-end. though he ha* made diligent search to luarn the i and suited in Quality, Dress and Cloak System strictly merchant tailor uh tuught ul th e *umc, and cannot be ascertained by reasonable dili­ . . RUBBERS Uurvey School, Temple P lac o , Boston. Seams wgence;___ , _ that______there is collusion betw< them t Size and Prioe at our >-lilt bed and pressed before trying on. Good po»i- Go to sos aud get one of those Duplex obtain a divorce; wherefore your libellant pisy* f l a k i n g ! lious guaranteed. Call on, or write to MRS. Trouser Stretchers. Only #1. No more bugs that a divorce from the bond* of matrimony be A. J. F. INGRAHAM, SB North Main St., Rock decreed, UNDERWEAR DEPT. For Men, Boy# and Youths, Ladies, laud, Me 39 fn the kneeb. Huy ouu and keep your panta­ ( Signed; GEORGE U-BUTLER. Misses and Children. Why don’t fl. S. MORRILL, loons free from wrinkles. A. T. Blackington Oct. 8, fk Co., 404. tiuhacribeu and sworn to before me the third day Broken lota of Underwear at about you try a pair? Tiey only cost a 326 Main Street, • Rockland of October, A. 1>. 1FJ4. Special sales every Saturday from 4 to 9, of (digued G M • HICKS, Justice of the Peace oue-half tbe Original Price. trifle more, and one pair will OUT­ I have just returned from Nvw York and am now Behold the Beauty ! ready to execute any orders that I may be favored watches, chains, rings, tools, working men’s OVERCOATS STATE OF MAIVL with in Ihu* latest approved manner. WEAR TWO FAIRS of any other If you want the pauts, furnishings, etc. Fifty cents on a dol­ K v o x a*. M . «- m o h k il l , S t prem k J udicial Court, i make. A new line of Ladies’ . . HEST HOUSE PAINT lar saved. Men’s clothing, watches, tools and For Men, Boys and Children. S e p te m b e i Term , A. D. 1894. { ITp Oue Hight 330 ftluiu Street, In the market get the Ou the foregoing Ordered. That the lltp'ilafil / O / H an d Sewed furniture bought and sold. If you wish to noLliy ihe »aid Eliza J. Butler of the pendency sell furniture or clothing send a card and I thereof, by publishing an at I e® led copy of hi* libel, Uork uo/g^ Good- and this order thereon, three g i l t will call. Money to loan on personal proper* SUITS ■ Maaaaim m h ■ year Welt RUBBER PAIN! T u b Co u k ik r ------. BUTTER ! ty. Max Autio, 90 Sea street, Rockland. Rockland In the County ot kuox, EDGE For Men, Boys and Child en. lion to be thirty days at least before the next Boots; tbe most comfortable boot of the euprvme Judicial Court, to be hoidvu at Fuller 5 Cobb. If jou want Gilt Butter of the Manufacturers’ Agent All kiudb of Underwear, Hula, Gap*, you ever had—try a pair. Ice Cold Soda with real fruit flavors, also Outaide Shirla, Trunks, Bag* aud Rockland within aud for the County of Kuox, on semi j our orders to the at ROCKLAND, the second Tuesday of December uv»i, that she Ottawa Root Beer—Delicious, Refreshing, Valised at may then an J there appear and show cause, If any Drawn from our new Siberian Arctic Soda she have, why the prayer of said libellant should SYNDICATE BUILDING. U nion H. H. CRIE & CO., not be granted- If. ee e Fountain, also Hot Chocolate and Ham A n w r (digued) K /I , DEALERS IN R. 0. E. BLACKINGTON’S, L. F. STARREIT, Clerk. C re a m e ry , Sandwiches constantly on hand, C. M. Copy,—ATI 1st: U N IO N , M E . All Kinds of Paints and Hardware 476 Main Street. ll-IS Tibbetts. 436 Main St. L. F. 0TAMRETT, Clerk. 4241 R o cklan d , : M a in e Til 15 ROC Ko AND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1894

his first and final report, on which the usual property, he ordered to distribute said amount near the Campbell residence------\V. S. Sides no» ’twas a jolly time. T. A. Carr and T. B. CALIFORNIA, W f e a notice was ordered. among the heirs of the late Isaac Hobbs. The of Waldoboro was in town Wednesday on Brown were floor directors. M M and Per*nn«l1y conducted Western Points. J. F. Stetson, administrator on the estate schedule annexed shows property to the value business—John Skinner .and Fred Richard­ son of Waldoboro are at wo»-k in the Camp­ EXCURSIONS, of Joseph II. Gould, late of Rockport, ren- of $4883.86. _ . ay Via Chicago, Union Pacific, and Northwestern Line. bell sail loft. of stuffed birds in his store window, one mink dered his first account as follows: Amount With this is a list of the legal heirs of the o o helping out the show. Mr. Brown is an ex­ of personal estate by inventory, $17,135 96, Isaac Hobbs estate,as follows : Bailey Hobbs, Crowded cars are now the rule on the pert taxidermist although he doesn’t make a •ddrcee, F. E. SHEARER. M«nt«cr. l"l ( / W e l & T Session of Unwonted Quiet Ex­ >r JOSEPH BIOOS. A -t. Mnnacer. O m t Centra’. Roui amount received since $1,591.29, total, brother; Susie Shears, heir of brother John; Thomaston branch, and the complaints are business of it. E«eiv ill llie Hobbs Estate—List sewer the other night while chasing the boy. from San Francisco, where he recently arrived source comes the new food-product, latter showed a balance of $897.50 from the of sister Betsey Grant; Anna Howe, Horace from a whaling voyage in Bering Sea. He 8:10 a. m. for Both, Brunswick, I.cwiaton, Augusta, of tlie Heirs—A Veteran I’reliale Prac­ first account. The legal heir, C. V. Fuller, Hobbs, Martha Hobbs, Geo. W. Hobbs, Wil «d 1. main at home until February when he Waterville, Bangor, St. John. Portland ami lie* Coltolene, which Is fast revolutionizing Principal Bard-it and his assistant, Miss will leave for ’Frisco to take charge of a ton. Arriving In Boston nt 4:26 p m. Parlor car titioner-Insolvent Matters. received $890.50 and the remainder was used linn II. Hobbs, Kate Rust,children of brother on thia train for Boston. the art of cooking, and with which, in Btckmore, are giving the best of satisfaction wh ding steamer, lie says that Bering Sea is 1:3fip. tn. for Rath, Brunswick, Lewiston, Water­ healthfulness, flavor, adaptability and to pay necessary expenses. The original G orge; Moses F. Hobbs, Henry Hobbs, in the High School. There are softie 50 full >>f men-of-war watching the sealers. ville, Portland and Boston, arriving in Boston at pupils only about 15 of them, however, be­ economy, no other shortening or cook­ property consisted » f $1,015 *n personal prop­ Win. Alfred Hobhs, Isaac Hobbs, Marion G. 9:30 p. m. ing young men. At the Thomaston National Bank tan be 9:00 p. m.. Express, every night, Sundays included, ing fat can compare. RO BA T E J u d g e erty and $i,ooo cash, amount of life insurance Bolton, Sarah A. Rolph, Hattie A. Stevens for Bath, Brunswick, Lewiston, Augusta, Wa*er- Meservey was just in Pennsylvania Mu ual. children of brother Micah; Micah J. Bolton, seen some very interesting currency curiosities ville, Bangor and Bar Harbor, Portland and Bos- There was a line dance in Watts Hall recently given the bank by Col. S. If. Allen, ton, arriving In Boston at 6 :00 a. m. as dignified as ever John Lovejoy, administrator on estate of Nellie F. Martyn, children of Micah’s daugh­ T h e 9 :o0 p. m. tr^ln from Hockiand has Pullman Thursday evening, with music by Meservey’s consisting of paper money of South Carolina, Bleeping Cars attached, running through every jMir/ffiQjy last Tuesday, and Niles T. Crocker, late of .Rockland, made his ter; Emma L. Foskett, Clifton G. Foskett and Quintet 'There was a special car t • accom­ (fared Apil to, 1778. When Charleston was night, Bundays included, to Portland ami Boston Register Gould just second and final report, as follows: Balance Effie J. Sanderson, children of Micah’s daugh­ modate Rockland people. It was called an | capturedI in die late w members uf the 1st and connecting at Brunswick with train for “Old Tu'ks Dance,” but Cnpt. Masters and I Maine Cavalry found s< • of this currency in Lewiston and Bangor. as smilingly busy, but as per first account rendered, $926.06. Dis- ter. Capt. Curling had charge, and “old folks” or an vault. Vralns arrive: the day was not a tiibutive shares < f $219.44 each were paid On this petition ordered that the several ar­ 4 06 a. m., Express, every morning, Sundayi busy one, neverthe­ eluded, from Boston, Portland, Lewiston and AlADEL°S£LL John C. Blake, J. W. Crocker, Mrs. Mary E. ticles enumerated he paid over to James P. Bangor. less. Ek you w ant delicious PORK, MAMS, 11:0o a. m. morning train from Portland, Lewiston To sell on the merits of the genuine. I’easlee and Mrs. Jennie L. Brown. The usual Hobhs, administrator on the Isaac Ilohhs “The last three months have been quiet ses­ and Waterville. To sell by substitution ; or by deccp notice was ordered. estate. and BACON, cure them with 6:20 p. m. from Boston, Portland, Lewiston and sions,’’ said ’Judge Meservey, “about next Bangor, bringing Parlor Car from Boston. tion, To sell to the injury of the The first and final account of Martin Watts, month they'll all pile in and the day will One of the familiar figures at Probate Court PAY’ BON T U C K ER , Oen’l Manager genuine, to the dissatisfaction o f the executor of the will of Edw ard Watts, late of F . E. B< WITH BY. O . P. A T . A. hardly suffice to transact the amount of busi­ is that of Moses R. Mathews of Warren, who W. L. W HITE, Div. Bupt. consumer, to the detriment of the Warren, w’as allowed. The account leaves a ness that will put in an appearance.” perhaps has the settlement of more estates dealer, to the loss o f all concerned. balance of $12.25 (’ue l^e executor. The But some business was done Tuesday last than any other man in eastern Maine. Mr. I f yon wish the beat food and the amount of the estate was $347.75. ami T he C.-G. gives its usual detailed ac­ Mathews has for years practiced before the FALL ARRANGEMENTS, 1894, beat health, yon should insist thn1 Probate Court and is thoroughly conversant WORCESTER SALT count : which is strong, pure, and perfectly free Ironi all acrid Three Trips Per Week. your cooking be done w ith genuine A. J. Lcrmond of Union, widower, and with all its details. He is a man of the strict­ Cottolene. Refuse all counterfeits. /\nnie L. Gould of Chicago, daughter, were and bitter qualities found so abundantly in coarse and Horace J. Tibbetts, E. A. Wentworth and est probity and honor, and this with his ac­ BLUEHILL AND ELLSWORTH LINE ■old Is I u d I pound palla Amos E. Russell ^appraised the estate of appointed to administer the affairs of the estate common salts. Those who try it once are never satisfied of Mrs. Angelina Lermond, late of Union, knowledged experience and ability in pro­ On and after September 1 7, the Steamer Made only by Thomas B. Grose, late of Rockport, and bate matters makes him a favorire choice for with any other. A ll grocers have it in 28 anti 56 pound found personal property to the amount of who left property valued at $3500. Mrs. T h e N . K. F « lrb « n t- administrator and guardian. Mr Mathews in linen hags. C tVTPIKRUSTE- C o m p a n y $63.29. This property the administrator,George Lermond died July 12, 1890. CAPT. O. A. CROCKETT, his day has settled some very important and II. M. Barrett, was authorized to sell. George F. Adams of Boston is appointed Will leavo Ellsworth at 7 a. m., Surry at 7:45 CHICAGO, complicated estates, among them being that of o'clock, Monday, Wednesday and Friday for Biue- M A S ta te Street, Wrist— , In the estate of Lavinia Wiley, late of St. administrator on the estate of W. G. Adams, hill, South bluehlll, Brooklin, Sedgwick, Deer Isle, Perlland, Me. late of Camden. He furnishes a bond of the late Dr. Buxt< n of Warren. This was a Bargentville, Castine, Dark Harbor atnl Hughes George, the following inventory was returned: large estate, with its accounts very much in­ Point (lsleeboro) arriving In Rockland about 5 Field and woodland, $385. The appraisers $5000, Joshua Adams and 11. C. Adams of O ld p. in., lu season to connect with steamers for Bos Camden being surteies. volved and tangled, hut Mr. Mathews suc­ T h e S t o r e , ton direct. were J Frank Robinson, James T. Robinson H a r d w a r e Returning, will leave Rockland Tuesday, Thurs Lizzie B. Matthews,administratrix on the es­ ceeded in evolving order out of comparative day and Baturdny on arrival of steamers from Bos and [Melvin II. Kinney. Albion Gilchrest chaos, and the estate was satisfactorily and ton, about 6 a. m., touching nt above points, and is administrator.J tate of Capt. Frank J. Matthews, late of arriving In early same day. Rockland, furnished a bond for $4000, C. A. properly settled. Another important estate Tickets for sale on board for all points east and n a n a s I^O tisJlI. Anderson, Gardiner F. Winslow which was managed by Mr. Mathews was H. H. CRIE <& CO., west. Baggage checked through. and kom an/o Spear, appraisers of the estate Stevens and S. II. Hall being sureties. O. A. CROCKETT, Manager. • On petition of L. G. Crandon of Camden, that of William Fish of Waldoboro. This W ill G ive Special Bargains on jL^ SARSAPARILLA of Martin II. Stahl, late of Warren, reported E. S. Crandon of Thomaston, administrator had to do with a great deal of vessel property The Kind That Cures as follows: Real estate $3008, personal and was so conditioned that it called for rare Bar Iron and Steel, Horse Shoes and Nails, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, estate $1973.14, total $4981.14. The home­ on the estate of Gilbert Crandon, late of Female Complaints, Nervous Camden, was cited to appear at Probate tact and judgment. This also was settled to stead farm and buildings are valued at BLACKSMITH’S STOCK AND TOOLS, Prostration, La Crippo, Blood, Court, to be held the third Tuesday in No­ the satisfaction of all concerned. TOSTON&BANGORS.S.OO, $27,00, two acres of PondtMeadow lot at $30, Nerve, Kidney, or Skin vember next, and give an account of the (’arrlAga Stock and Trimming*, Ship Chandlery and FlMhcrinon'a Goods, Quarry Stock 26 acres in South Warren $200, 3 3-5 acres and Tool*. V’Hluta, OlJft, * Nalls, Glaaa. Etc. Summer Service. 1894. T ro u b le s . affairs of the estate. INSOLVENCY COURT. in White Oak Meadow $50. M. R. Mathews Mary A. Adams, administratrix on estate of There will be a bearing on W. P. Hurley’s 4 5 0 S t... mere leave Rockland as follows Gained 27 Pounds. K oelclonc1. JV7o is administrator with will annexed. petition for discharge from insolvency Tues .For Boston, dally, except Sunday, at (about) T lie c a se of E. G. P E R R Y . <4 Isaac A. Adams, late of Rockland, furnishes fl.-OOp. m. a bond for $2000, Geo. E. McLaughlin and day, Nov. 13, at 9 a. 111. P*or Camden, Belfast, Searsport, Bucksport, Win- APPLETON, ME., attracted a The will of Isaac G. Decrow, late of Cam­ terport, Hampden and Bangor, dally, except Jeanna McLaughlin being sureties. Mrs. A hearing on the petition of W. A. Carkin, M onday at about 6 :30 a in. great deal of attention in Eastern den, was presented for probate, and the usual For Green’s Landing, Swan’s Island, South West Adams has recently been appointed. The insolvent debtor of Hope, for discharge, will Maine. His disease was pro­ notice ordered. The following bequests are Harbor, North East Harbor, Bar Harbor aLd appraisers are Samuel Adams, Alphonso Dun­ be held Monday, Nov. 19, at 10 a. in. Sorrento, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays nounced to be Bright’s Disease of m ade: To son, William O. Decrow, $5; at about 5 :30 a. in , or upon nrrival of steuuier from the Kidneys, and no hope for him. can and A. J. Achorn, all of Rockland. Pimples, Biolches Boston. one-third of rest if estate, after all deb's are THOMASTON TOPICS. RETURNING in his extremity lie tried DANA’S, Frank E. Easton is appointed guardian of From Boston, dally, except Sunday, at 5 :«>0 p. m. paid, to son Charles II. Decrow of Thomaston; From Bangor, touching ot Hampden, Winterport, which completely CURED liim. Ir Florence E. Easton and Judson F. Easton, one-sixth of said estate to each of following Newsy Gossip, Sporting Topics, Pungent Personal anti Oiti Sores Bucksport, Searsport, Belfast aud Camden, at a few weeks lie gained 27 pounds. minors, uf Camden. PRICKLY ASH, POKE ROOT 11:00 a. in., daily, except Sunday. grand children, Charles II. Decrow, 2nd, of Points and Vital Statistics. From Sorrento at 8 :upt. Boston. Quarter Master in the U. S. Navy, II. Decrow and Charles II. Decrow, 2nd, are sonal property. The usual notice was ordered Ik M .H . H IL L , Pres fklloD’l M an.,Boston. a^ K irS n ey T ro u b le s now of FRIENDSHIP, ME., was named joint executors. The will is dated June in this paper. Mrs. J. IL II. Hewett has returned from a used up man from Constipation Albion Gilchrest, administrator of the es­ Pleasant Beach after a sojourn of five months, Are entirely muoveti by I*.!*.!*. 27, 1894, and is witnessed by Reuel Robinson ithout a visit home. _ Marvelous Cures VINALHAVEN STEAMBOAT CO and Chronic Complaints arising tate of Lavinia Wiley, late of St. George, in — Prickly Ash. Poke Root and Potns- Hudson French and William D. Bowler. o o oluni, the areate.-1 blooi purltler on therefrom. Nothing he took gave view of the fact that the personal estate was e a rth . IN EFFECT OCTOBER 10. 1M04. fiT h e will of David E. Gardner, late of The residence of Capt. II. H. Williams is more than tem porary relief, until lie- not sufficient to pay the demands against the jn SjooH Poison Aberdeen, 0.. July 21.1*01. Union, was presented for probate and the receiving repairs----- Heating apparatus for tuuah, heard of DANA'S. That reached estate by $350, was authorized to se.l real es­ the Knox House annex has arrived. G-i : Dj:ai: s i r , i ’•->Ukht j. Iiottlo or Str. VHMALHAVEIY! usual notice ordered. Deceased devises all P. at Hut .-pri: ,:s.Ark.,nnd , On above date, wind and weather permitting, will the cause of the trouble, and made his estate, after debts are paid, to Charles A tate near the Erastus Robinson house. Rhetimatism It has do no mo n. »ro K -o. J o h n 4.30 p. in., arrive G te e n ’s Landing 5 .30 p. m. Will WASHINGTON MILLS, ME., Gardner to David Ellis Gardner, dated June __ tlm vte.-t'c n id «i-’.rt't- .1], , -.« M 5 , i.tivngth b. w-«l. m -l ...... - To all whom if m ay cone leavo Green's Landing about 0 p. m on Tuesdays, suffered many years witli com­ 4» *^57- James M. Payson of East Union is ••‘.g'.vl t; tlr. i»: • -,i I itt. -id by toatify t«* ttio v«.. lerf Thursdays and Saturdays for Swan’s Island. Horace Hobbs of Worcester, Mass., re­ U. S. Bonk Examiner Bion Wilson was in P. P. tor eruption., CONNECTION H: At Rockland on Mondays, plaints peculiar to her sex, and was named executor. 'Hie will is dated Jan. 21, town l-riday, the guest of his mother, Mrs. S r u . aufiernd lor Boverul ye..r. Wednesdays ami Fridays with Steamer Vlklrg for presenting himself ami as attorney for the ... u s. h tly '.ud «!:s ...... Buugor and Intermediate landings, and with 1 p. in given up to die, as nothing helped 1892, and is witnessed by Mrs. R. Bobbin Mary Wilson. lie has just examined the F(>r prim ary.* - . .r m i 1 train of the M. <’. II. R., arriving at Portland at her. Her physician, Dr. TRIBAN, other heirs of Isaac Hobbs, late of Rockland, Camden Bank and went from here to Wal­ » y i - r i . 5.20 p. ni., and Boston nt V.3o p. in. sam e day. Geo. W. Payson and James M. Payson. ' rial nr thi* dfsc-uso of personal eslate by inventory was $2015, plenty and rates low----- Mrs. W. E. Mason ' , r --. nts any -: ading of the tate so given her by this item shall be dis­ 1 l;uve taken live er t b o ttle s Str. FRANK JONES SWAYNE’S received $5.66; amount charged and allowed and three children and Miss Laura Wotton i 1 -ol contlduut tl. i 1 auoilivi- course FILES tributed by her to any of her kindred. At look the City of Bangor at Rockland, Thurs­ SPKtNOFlELD, MO., Aug. 1 1 . .1 -cneure. It h nHo relieved ABBOLUTBLT C7T7MS. OINTMENT $2153.30, leaving a balance due the estate of from Indigestion and stomach the death of my said wife all of the estate that day evening, en route for Orange, Mass, ti-u'olca. Yours truly. at night; weriobjr $132.64.^The amount allowed includes a o o C A l'l . W. M. RUST. TT •r . funu and proirmdo. remains shall revert to my legal heirs..” and Attorney at Law. — on Wednesdays and Huturdays, for bequest of $1000 to Merritt B. Austin. John Ruggles has been having an attack of Islcsboro, Castine, Deer Isle, Sedgwick (Blue- the petitioner, the aforesaid Horace Hobbs, hill) Brooklin, Honthwesi Hurbor, Northeast The first account of George H. M. Barrett, sickness------Miss Margaret Ruggles has phyblein'is -mu npent I n- Harbor, Bar Harbor, Milt bridge. Jon esport and prays that Arthur S. Littlefield and James P. turned from her visit in Massachusetts------UK ’ 01 Blood . Diseoses ttniiefl Free. —-a» administrator on the estate of Orinda F. o u t iln liu g relief. I iiav -.L DRUGGISTS BELL ,T. r t Machiu>port, arriving at Muchlnsport ubuutt>:3o Hobbs, administrators of the Mary J. Hobbs “’l ake out that ad” said a Thomaston man. p. ns- Grose, late of Rockport, was tiled and notice Returning will leave Machiasport, weather per­ “ I’ve sold those articles, thanks to T he C.-G.” UPPMAN 3ROS. mitting, on Mondays and Thursdays at 4 a.m ., ordered. The amount of personal estate is o o via same landings, arriving In Rockland at 6:00 auffercra id tli- above dta« PROPUIETORS, $1264.63, amount received since inventory MRS. M. M. ' p. m., connecting with train leaving for Boston And the smelters are just yarning ’em. 6prln”lluid, G reta C< ?.i:ij)iu<)u’sB lock,uunult, Ga at 9:00 p. m. $14.59, total $1279.22. The amount paid out Joseph Feyler caught 113 Wednesday and Payho.n Tlcieh, V. P. & Gen’i Manager. Fred Hewett recently caught 250. Among F.K. Boothby, G. P. & T. A. for hills, etc., was $210.57, widower’s allow­ J i » i I W . 0. Eaton, Gen. Freight Agent. the experts from Rockland who haunt Thom­ iiU U U iiiliU K ance $200, commissions, court attendance, aston’s smelting localities are J. Fred Merrill etc., $75.96, leaving a balance of $792 69 due and George E. Torrey. r i the estate. o o HU Final haven & Rockland Steamboat Co, A. A. Beaton, administrator wi»h will an­ Mrs. Mattie Wallace, who has been spend­ FALL : ARRANGEMENT! nexed on the estate of I.atkin Thorndike, ing the summer with her brother, Dr. John late of Rockport, filed his first report, on E. Walker, left Tuesday, en route for her THIS TW O TRIPS DAILY home in ’Frisco----- Frank II . Tobey arrived Commencing Monday, October 1st, 1894, which the usual notice was ordered. The from Boston Monday night of last week, the Hteainer amount of the eslate is $2769.83. Of Special $ A gift for next called here by the severe sickness of his sister r 5 Christmas. I he M. S.’Conary, administratrix on the estate of Lucy. GOV. BODWELL! In te re s t s K^ Seal, CAPT. WM. R. CREED, S. S. Conary, late of Rockland, rendered her o o < edy Co., ofRock- Will leave Vlualhaven for Rockland every week first and final account showing amount of per­ Mrs. Harriet C. Colby returned Monday of To Ladies $ Und. Me., win, day, at 7 :00 a. m. aud 1 p. m. last week to her home in CanibiMgeport, Returning, leave Rockland, Tillson’s Wharf, for sonal estate to be $561.79, the amount paid on Dec. 15,1894, H Vinalhaveii at 9 :.t0 a. m aud 3:0C p. in., touching Mass., after her usual summer sojourn in present to the at Hurricune Island each trip both ways. and allowed being the same. Thomaston. Mrs. Colley has many friends in person who shall have, previous to By taking the 9 .80 a m. boat, the above service this, her old home, who hope to see her in gives two horns at Vinulhaven or two aud one- The final account of Geo. M. Brainerd, that date, sent in the largest number half hours at Hurricane Jslauu. guardian of Sadie E., minor child of Bushrod town again with the coining of the next sum­ of coupons from bottles of their dif­ mer season. W. 8. WHITE, General Manager. 11. Clay, late of South Thomaston, showed ferent preparations, an elegant $325 o o Kingsbury Upright Piano. This personal estate to theam ount of $2816.26; Thomas Fuller, who has been liv ng in splendid piano is on exhibition in the received from sale of real estate to Cobb Lime Tired, W eak, Nervous Portland for some years, has so far recovered USE MISS BEECHER’S A C h e w Co. #28.33, for interest in full $921, total re­ Could Not Sleep. from his recent severe sickness as to enab'c ceived $949.33; total property, $3765.59; him to move his goods and chattels back to Hair and W hisker Dye his old home in Thomaston, and Mr. Fuller’s amount paid out $1705.66. The balance in l’rof. L. D. Edwards, of Preston, familiar form is again seen about the streets. COLORS BKOWN ANO BLACK. that hangs bank is $1863.65. Miss Clay, being 21 years Idaho, says: ‘ I was all run down, T he C.-G. w ishes him many days of residence f=l/NE PIANO It contains no sulphur or had. Washing is not of age, waived further notice and the account weak, nervous and irritable through in Thomaston. required after dyeing, as In other dyes. Wholesale overwork. I suffered from brain fa­ o o druggists who hiave nundled all the tarious dyes was allowed. music rooms of the Maine Music Co., Rockland, Me., the Knox County agents renounce It th«- best single preparation ever b y y o u . tigue, mental depression, etc. I be­ Dr. A. F. l*iper of Kuckpoit at one time fur this piano. Pianos of the same make can be seen in most music stores £rough! to their notice. The largest bottle uud the John C. (Gregory and Addie E. 1 arw ell, ad­ came so weak and nervous that 1 best aye in the market. Used extensively by ladies contemplated moving back to Thomaston, throughout the state. It is a particularly handsome piano, either in burr, walnut, ministrators on estate of Robert E. Gregory, could not sleep, I would arise tired, ami a month or so ago was negotiating with or rosewood, as preferred by the winner. Unexcelled in this country. With Prepared only by discouraged and blue. 1 began taking late of Rockland, rendered their first and final parties in town with a view to buying a every bottle of Red Seal Sarsaparilla, Red Seal Emulsion of Cud Liver Oil, Red Sold by all dealers. house. Dr. Piper’s father died a short lime account showing amount of personal estate to Seal Pile Cure, are five coupons. With every bottle of Red Seal Flavoring Ex­ Dr. Miles’ Nervine ago and Dr. Piper has bought out the other tracts and all other preparations, one coupon. Til 1 be $8,981.35, amount received by 1-64 schoon­ and now everything is changed I belts and will occupy the old homestead, so your coupons out, ami return them to the Red Seal j £ q l EELECTRIC l£ C TELEPHONE er Lavinia Snow, not included in inventory, sleep soundly, 1 feel bright, active that he will not come to Thomaston, a decision Piano Contest Bureau, Rockland, Me. > Bold^wid out rr■>< .. lru.uM lo.X u p, Idu divided between the two heirs, Mr. Gregory Local sportsmen report game very scarce. 1 Uestorative Nervine the sole credit. John Bunker got a couple of partridges the aud Mrs. Farwell. other day------Mr. Bunker has a setter bought of Harry Hix of Rockland. It U a | Is first quality. W. E. Ingraham, trustee of Eliza J. Wall It C u res.” Spring Curry Comb incompetent, under the will of Henry Ingra­ I)r. Alibis’ Nervlnu Is bold on a pobltivo young d< g, hut is shotting up well----- T. B. ' 1 Cluck Sprii.g tit th. null *» * tiiuafk MUi-veiy Curve, 'flu guarantee th a t the Ur^l buttle will uvnetit. Brown has a couple of fine-blooded fox /fO u ly Petted Cx.uiO. riocacht for the, Touches the spot. $240. Lewis E. Brewer, guardian, presented season------'The sewer crew’ is now working 1 - • s A s k your Lculcr fur II tiauiple niuffud t»*k p aid cents. Pitcher’s Castorla. uuudit, sfE IiU ( .lliltM LUJliI LU., iuU L*i»re'' .south Ucaj, ludiau*. THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY OCTOBER 23 1894

no work Hone. Four children have been fur­ FRATERNITY FACTS. nished with permanent homes in this county. The youngest union in Cumberland county, Ddd Fellows Meet in Belfast—Wh it the Liberty ITCHING BURN Yarmouth, has clothed, cared for temporarily, Masons Hme Been Do ng .and ultimately placed in permanent homes in O z O N IZ E j B a b y ’s T e rrib le Stiflfcr, A. F. Crockett r kah Lodges, a No IP or Dny or Two hoys have been sent to Good Will gain of 4; with 6310 to : it.et«, a gam of 773. Night. Sev n Hortora mid Farm from Farmington. At Farmington Falls ihe grand secret.try reputed 1456 brothers Tw o UospHtiln F«1L 5nimo- V / r m G uaiacol telievrd, 227 brut? in , .vith a total of a child has been cared for two months. King- rihite lccllef and Speedy Cur© Report Made at tlie Annual Convention W hat makes consumption ? This ques­ 871,051 i.\(rn <'»•«' l ir ’ year fur relief. The tield contributed two dollars towards the state B atch of B rie f Biographies, Some of by e r n e i j r a . < | C O A L | work of the department. tion is lest interesting to sufferers than j annual receipt* were . 139,613. The officers —now Little Ones Are Made lluppy Them o f More Tlinn Passing In ti r< s’ I hree superintendents of Hancock county ' elected an ,q»pt.ir.it- 1 ate Grand Master, one other: What ' Samuel Adams <| b, Deputy Grand My baby hoy, 5 montlis old, broke out with With Pleasant Homes—From Want have sent reports. Four children have been — Old Re^idenlfl of Hockiand W ho«‘ eczema. Tlie ft< hingaud burning was intense; ; Master, C lsrt : e M. W..tson < f Biddeford; and !’• m iry to Comforts and Loving: removed from this counlv. I'wo have been the eczema spread to hin limbo, breast, face, and ornk-n, Stove, Egg, Mcinoiits Arc Brought Rack—Min | Grand V. .ud -p. N. J l.uvejov uf Au- head, until he was placed in permanent private homes, one being CURES CONSUMPTION? nearly covered; Ilia Pare -Lending a Hand. a defective child was placed in an institution, W liollii'o Helped Mak'1 Masonry. |gusta; G and -cret ry. f. -hua Davis of And Franklin Com. Sometimes tiiere is no euro nt all, but i Port a l; Gr?:t 1 Treasurer, William E. Pium- to ri 'n g .c.’oi s were one received free medical treatment and was that is not tho case as often as folks sup­ id tin hie to behold; he placed in a beautiful home for the summer. ' mcr : P 1 land; Gran I Representative,Reuel had no peace and but | Rubins .n uf Camden; Grand Marshal, R. S. little rest night o r day. Che little village of Btooklin is a shining ex­ pose. Slocum's Ozonized Norwegian He ANY people are ignor­ ample not only for the county, but for the Cod Liver Oil, with Guaiacol, allays in­ XII. ' D ti f Belfa-i; Deputy Grand Marshal, W. A . K . CROCKETT & CO. K. Keene uf Belfast; Grand Conductor, W. ant of the many state. It has furnished one of the best of flammation, stops that weakening cough, Oliver Stevens, born in X<»rway, Sept. 12, homes, permanent, for a child atnl the Y’s j I . Bisbee uf Camden; Grand Chaplain, Rev. 1 woven doctors in this Crockett Block, branches of benevo­ and promotes tlie formation of solid, 1841: master mariner; admitted to z\urora S. II. Emery of Saco; Grand Guardian, Edwin city without the least lent work in which have contributed $10.50 towards the state April 5, 18S2. Capt. Stevens came to this | Lord of Bangor; Grand Herald, J. S. Buck- lieneflt; < ’ cry prn- North End, Ronkland. Me work of the department. healthy flesh on emaciated bodies. And country when 14 years of age. He served in Rcriptiono* t lie doctors the activities and man uf Eastport. a was faithfully tried, There are four st q.erinlendents in Lincoln it m pltntiaiit to tnke. It contains healing the U. S. Navy in 1863 and 1864, being dis­ hut he grew worse all energies of the noble County. The sunerinten 1 tits at Newcastle Reuel Robinson of Camden retires from the i the time. For months properties of great value, scientifically charged in 1865. He has lived in Rockland head of the order in Maine after a jear of ladies of the W. C. T. U. find an avenu? of and Dainariscott 1 .ive a- Hied the state su* 25 years. I expended about per week for medicines, ,» nu’ench i t in investigating a bunv in which combined. That answers tho second faithful service. He has made a most capa­ ; and was entirely discouraged. I purchased usefulness. I he question of tent iterance it z\nios D. Orne, born in Vinalhaven, July ble grand master and Maine Odd Fellowship 1 CtJTiceitA, C f t h i itA So a p , and C u t ic pr a .1 chi hart >» • <1 placed. I he Union at Wal- question. 15, 1841; ship carpenter by occupation; , R e so lv en t, and followed the dlreetions to the n «t the only one with which Ibis great organ (iobrti . has succeeded in banishing a family has been prospered under his regime. His 1 letter. H elitf was fmmed/ofe,hi8 mfferingt were Send for Book on Ozone, mailed free. served in Fourth Maine Infantry from Oct. 1 ta w /, ami rent and nterp permitted. He steadily izati -ii has to do. One of the impoitaiit de­ which 1 as been a plague spot in the commu­ successor, Grand Master Samuel Adams, is 18, 1861, to April, 1863, and in First Maine well known to Knox County Odd Fellow- as a improved and in nine ur>k» was rntirriy mred, partments of the society’s work is that of pi nity. Ihe three children ..f the family have Prepared by T. A. Slocum Co., Hew York. I leavy Artillery from Dec. 22, 1863, until June, and has now as dear a skin and is as fair a hoy been placed in r-f .rmatory institutes. One royal good fellow and a tiue blue three link as any mother could wish to see. I recommend vidii’g homes P>r homeless children. I 1865; admitted to Aurora April 2, 1884. man, who has long been prominently identi­ every mother to use it foreverv Baby Humor. otlv r child has h*en sent fr<*m this county to OBITUARY. Charles F. Wood, born in Hallowell June M ils. M. FERG U SO N , Fred R . Spear slit w what has been done in this direvtit Ihe Indu-trid Sell-»• >1. fied with the work of the order in this state. 25, 1S42, merchant, served Rockland in City Another familiar name on the list is that of 8(1 \V. Brookline St., Boston. we publish herewith the report made at the 1 no boys have found permanent homes in Council, died Oct. 8, 1889. Mr. Wood en­ . FIRST QUALITY . Oxford Countv, and one little ftllow sent from Regarding the death of T. A. Gushee of Rev. S. II. Emery of Saco, Grand Chaplain. recent State Convention by lhe.su; erintein’ent Appleton a well known citizen of that town listed in the Fourth Maine Regiment, was Rev. Mr. Emery was nt one time the beloved tb ■- counlv to a temporary home. wounded at Malvern Hill, captured and con­ CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS of that department: ( 'iic giii has found an excellent home in writes as follows: pastor of the Warren Baptist church. lie is fined in Libby Prison. Exposure at that time an enthusiastic Odd Fellow. , Babies on fire, babies burning tin, babies in Most of us have never met before, but I Wa. o County, and another waiting home is In the death of Thomas Gushee, we have I agony from torturing and disfiguring, itching, lost one of our best citizens, one who was ever laid the foundations of the disease that finally The Rebekah Convention, Maine’s first, an. not looking upon strangers. < >nly vour abotf to he filled. One superintendent in caused his death. He was admitted to Au­ i ami burning skin ami scalp diseases. None hut faces arc unfamiliar. Truly 1 know thy w rks ready to help along a good work, a work cal­ had 63 delegates from 36 lodges. The fol­ mothers realize how thev suffer. To know that Sagadahoc County has placed three children rora June 6, 1866, and was Junior Warden in a single annlieation of th e c c tic v k a R e m e d ie s C-O-M-L! and where thou dwellest and a multitude of in permanent homes, and two in the Bath culated to benefit the town and the people. lowing officers were chosen: President, will afford instant relief, permit rest and sleep, We shall miss him in all public affairs.” 1867. lie was also a Royal Arch Mason. Sarah A. Weymouth, Biddeford; Vice-Pres­ pleasant thoughts come rushing upon me. home. One has been sent to the Inlustrial Fred W. Babbidge, born in Rockland May Somerset County suggests a beautiful home School from Bath and one to Good Will ident, Mary I.. Carr, Norridgewock; Secre­ 7, 1850, painter by occupation, was admitted tary, Grace Walton, Belfast; Treasurer, Car­ just opened to some child. Farm. Patrick McLaughlin died in Rockport the July 2, 1873, was J. Steward in 1875 and S. With the thoughts of Washington Co. there During the year the Calais Union has 15th, the funeral being held the 17th. Mr. rie E. Pierce, Oldtown. Miss Bertha I. Bird Fold throughout the world. Price, C utiodra, Steward in 1889. of Belfast, formerly of this city, is made Dis­ 60c.; Soap, 26c.; Resolvent, $1. P otter H imn* comes a face, sweet, not with the common placed one child in a permanent home, sent McLaughlin was 82 years old and one of Z. F. Brewster, born in Camden April II, a m » Ciiem . Com-., Hole Props., Boston. “ How Genuine: Franklin : Red : Ash beauty of youth, but with the rarer beauty of Rockport’s pioneers. IIis father, Robert, was trict Deputy of Branch 12, including the Bel­ to Cure Baby’s bkin Diseases,” mailed free. one child to the Industrial School and placed 1829, has been master mariner, now farmer, fast and Bucksport Rebekahs. age, and I recall the work of the superinten­ two children in temporary homes, until per­ a school teacher, and years ago lived in a log CLUDKS has served city in council, admitted to .Aurora The annual meeting of the Grand Encamp­ dent at Calais. Two other pictures hang in manent, private ones can be found. house on the lot where Patrick has lived. March 2, 1864, and is life member. Capt. All alien Free Burning White my Washington gallery—one a pale-faced Possibly that was the only log house ever ment was held Tuesday evening. Fifty-one Afili, Lehigh Egg nml Broken The Union at Cherryfield has nobly sup­ Brewster was mate of U. S. ordnance vessel in encampments are reported, a gain of one. W hite AhIi, Franklin Stove Red cripple, the other a healthy, happy boy, and ported one little fellow at the Maine General built in the village limits. There was a large 1863 to 1864. The members number 5330, a gain uf 28. I remember this modern miracle would never Hospital during a long illness. family all of whom have passed away except a Fred E. Lindsey, born in Antigonish, X. S , DR. 6 . H W H E E L E R , crland Coal, have been wrought had there been no sister. The total amount expended for relief was ( quailed lor smithing and stea One child has been adopted in York County Feb. 26, 1856, has been merchant, but now Physician and Surgeon. purposes. Woman’s Christian Temperance Union in and several good homes are waiting for other vineyardist in Fresno, Cala. I le was admitted 8i3;365- Cherryfield. Elias Skidmore, the oldest person in Lib­ \ oted by Grand Lodge, that Knox lodge of WITH OR. IIIi’CUCOCK, children. One boy has been removed from to Aurora Feb. 20, 1882, and has never been this city, Mt. Battie of Camden, Star of Hope In Hancock County I see a group of the down Farm, received medical treatment erty, died at the home of his grandson, A. Toli-plrnne31-4. 414 Mein Btreel. k FULL STOCK OF . . . deinitted. of Vinalhaven, Union uf Union, Warren uf bright young women, and I think of a gener­ and placed in a good home elsewhere. A J. Skidmore, Oct. 14, aged about 98 years. Charles E. Moody, born in Frankfort, Nov. KKelonce VI Mn.onlc Btreet. 14 Wood, Hay, Straw, Lime, Hair, ous gift from the Y’s of Brooklin; and so I Mr. Skidmore was born in Dan vets, Mass., Warren, and 'Tenant’s Harbor lodges be BiIck, Sund, Drain Pipe, Rosen­ little three-year old girl has had a summer at J3, 1847, has been seaman, now teamster, ad­ placed in district 7. Rebekah lodge, Miriam dale and Portland Cement. might go through every county in Maine and Lebanon, the influence of which can never and at an early age was bound to a clothier mitted to Aurora July 2, 1890, was J. Deacon F. B. ADAMS, M D , fill all the time with these attractive pictures, at Barstow, N. II., where he served seven Xo. 33 and Mystic lodge Xo. 51 of Warren entirely pass away. in 1892. Mr. Moody carne to Rockland compose District 20 with Clara E. Crockett Physician and Surgeoi but that is not what you have come to hear. A summary of the year’s work is as follows: years. About the year 1820 he came to from Boston Aug. 19, 18S9. You want a faithful record of the work accom­ Whitefield and started the business of clothier. of Rockland as district deputy grand master. I0P MAIN 8TKKKT, Kzmdzkcz Pt*T( Fire Clay Chimney Pipe and Tops The Department has placed 26 children in Freeman E. Drake, born in Rockland Dec. The grand encampment met Tuesday night plished by the Department of Securing Homes private, permanent homes, 12 have been placed During the land speculation of 1837 he 11,1838, blacksmith, joined Aurora Oct. 4, This pipe Is made from Pure Fire Clay ex bought a large track of land on the Medomc and the Patriarchs Militant Wednesday, when W V. HANSCOM, M. prossly for chimneys, and la the safest and fur Homeless children in Maine during the temporarily in free private homes while wait­ 1865. year that has just ended. river in the town of Union, where he built they had a parade in uniform. The follow­ Physician and Surgeon, most durable of any Chimney Pipe In the ing for permanent ones; 18 have been placed Samuel II. Tyler, at one time a prosperous ing Rockland Odd Fellows were in attend market. It Is easily put up by any lntelll Auburn, and her nearest neighbor Lewis­ in institutions within the state; 1 child has mills and carried on the business of lumber­ Rockland merchant, died in Hammonton, 8TKDICATE BUILDING, . KOCKLA gent person ing and farming in addition to that of cloth­ ance upon the sessions in addition to the Re­ <4^ Special attention given to JHseasei ton, are the leaders in the work of the de­ been sent to the Deaf-Mute school, 3 children X. J., Sept. iS, 1893, where he was engaged dye and Kar. partment during the past year. Six children ier. About the time of the close of the war bekah delegates mentioned: John Colson, have secured successful hospital treatment, in fruit culture. He was admitted to Aurora John Simpson, Aaron How-es, W. O. .Abbott O ffic e Hours -11 to 12 a m.; 2 to k p. have been placed in permanent homes. The 176 weeks of free boarding have been given he sold his property in Union and after liv­ June 17, 1863. top. m. Family Safeguard Kerosene Oil superintendent of Auburn has placed live ing a few years in Palermo bought a small M. A. Johnson, George X. Harden, A. A. Tf.l e p p o m e Co n n ectio n Office. .46 8; Hot homeless children, and numberless poor chil Martin H. Lee, born in Mandal, Xorway, Beaton, F. C. Hint, M. S. Williams, C. At Wholesale. A»»-Ank your grocer for children in free homes temporarily, and dren have been clothed and fed. Thus 50 place in Liberty village where had lived for it. Orders received by telephone. obtained sufficient ch thing to enable J2 poor the past 25 years, a highly respected citizen. Aug. 13, 1862, mariner, naturalized in Sep Cross, E. W. Beny, E. O. Heal 1, O. B. Love­ children have in one way and another been tember, 1893, « I nr t ted to Aurora May 1, joy. Messrs. Cross and Howes were accom­ . . "W "OOX>! „ . children to attend school. Lewiston has fur­ permanently benefited by the existence of He was twice married and leaves three chil­ DR WOODSIDE, nished 96 weeks of hoard for nnfortunate dren by his first wife, viz: Gardner Skid­ 1SS9. panied by their wives, and Mrs. Crockett Residence and Office 49 Middle St. I have an Extra Good Trade tn Wood. Ask this Department, and this does not include James F. Hull, born in Bristol,May 6, 1841, was accompanied by her husband. The next about it. children and placed one young woman with those who have been simply clothed and fed more, now living in Wisconsin, Mrs. Upham, TELEPHONE CONNECTION, widow of the late John Upham of Union, carpenter, enlisted in 2nd Me. Battery in the session will be held in Portland. her child in a home where the mother can or boarded for a brief period. fall o f ’61, was taken sick in the spring of Houhh:—• 8 to 9 a. tn.; ]’ tc 2, and 7jto kp,j earn a living for both, a long step in advance and Miss Emily Skidmore of Liberty. FRED R. SPEAR, During the year, 118 homes have opened to 1862 and discharged from service at Fort Liberty Lodge, F. and A. M., and St. of separating a mother and child. The sup­ the State Superintendent and letters have been His remains were taken to Union for burial. DR. B E L L E S. A Y E R S , NO 6 PARK KT., ROCKLAND, ME. erintendent of this department has also res­ Preble, Portland, moved to Rockland in 1SS1. George Chapter, R. A. M„of Liberty installed sent to every one of the real or supposed ap­ He was admitted to Aurora April 1. 1885. their officers Friday week, with appropriate Ladies' Medical Partons. cued one young woman from the streets, plicants. From nine of these applicants noth­ COUNTY SOCIETY. Jacob A. Clifford, born in Stockton, Oct. ceremonies. Dr. E. A. Porter of Liberty Electricity, MuHsngc. Medicated B u lb s' placing her under go i home influences and ing further has been heard, 20 have upon 8, 1823, master mariner, admitted to .Aurora of Kn. conducted the Lodge installation and W. II. O ffic e IIo u r h :—0 to 11 a. » 4 p. has sent two infants to the Temporary Home further consideration, often with the advice of Feb. 7, 1S72. The undcrslunod,Guardian of .lames McLaughlin, Following are the officers of the Kno Meservey of King Solomon Chapter of this Sp e c ia l t y : D is e a s e s o f & Ch il d iib h . Incompetent, of Rockland in said County, deceased, in Portland. Both unions have spent a con­ the State Superintendent, withdrawn the ap­ Luther P. Huse, born in North Sanborn- city installed the Chapter officers. After the Syndicate Building, Third Floor, - Rockland. represents, that said incompetent seized and pos­ siderable sum of moti- • in their local work.. plication, 4 have been filled from other sources, County Sunday School Association : tun, X. II., May 4. 1835, musician and book sessed of certain real estate, described as follows ceremony a picnic supper was enj »yed. Reports have been received from three 3 have been referred to other State Superin President, A. W. Butler, Rockland; Secre­ binder; served in U. S. Xavy 1861 and 1862 All the Interest of said ward in a certain lot of land unions in Aroostook county. Two children "he officers of the Lodge are as follows: DR P. E. LUCE, with tlie buildings thereon, situate in said Rockland tendents, 4 have been temporary homes, and tary, T. E. Iirastow, Rockport; Treasurer, Ed­ as landsman and musician; admitted to zYu- C, X. Cram, W. M.; C. W. Bagiev, S. W .: and bounded and described as fo'lows: Beginning have been placed in permanent homes. I he have been filled for the summer, 2 have been rora Dec. 26, i860, deinitted .April iS, 1S60, Physician and Surgeon. at an iron holt at the junction of Union and Lime- Caribou Union is preparing to send a child to ward Brown, Thomaston; Executive Com­ (;. W. Ripley, J. W.; G. A. Cargill, Treas.; boarding homes of the best kind in the removed to Lake Village, X. IL, now a ffiu«,N<> 3H8 Main St, Pillsbury Block, rock street-; thence by H i- str--. t ,«. W fifty the Deaf Mute School in Portland, a new de­ mittee, president and secretary, ex-officio; L A. P. Cargill. Sec.; W. W. Lunt, S. D.; seven feet to a stake, at the riouth easterly corner country. The boarding homes should be se­ member of Mt. Lebanon Lodge, Xo. 32, Oppo Tborudike Hotel, Koekland. parture worthy of special mention. Everyone C. A. Xort'»n, J. I).; A. A. Norton, S. >.; of laud assigned to Kninxn l I. Lovejoy; thence N. lected as carefully and supervised as thoroughly S. Robinson of Rockland, Win. J. Robbins of of Laconia, X. 11., and resides in Boston. T. E. Carpenter, J. S.; L. C. Morse, Mar.; O^re Hour 9 10 to 12 to d and 7 to 0 P. M. 2 3 W. on laud of Samuel I Lovejoy to the r-outh- of the thre.e unions have fnrnishcd clothing as the permanent homes. The State Superin­ fea-NlOIlT CALLS promptly answered from erly line of land formerly owned by Mary M. Berry; Rockville, G. II. Gardiner of Thomaston, Rev. E. R. Xash, born in Rockland May 1,1839, R. W. Cox, Tyler. Uevidence, Opposite Warren Ht. fc'ehool Building. and money for the local work of the depart­ tendent strongly disapproves of boarding master mariner, admitted to Aurora Aug. 5, thence K. To1 . - E on said land formerly owned by ment. * W. <). Holman of Rockland, Mrs. R. C. Hall I he chapter officers are these: E A. Mary M. Berry one hundred and one f.. t to the more than one child in a home at a time, un­ 1868. Pvr’.er, II. P.: G. W. Ripley, K.; I S. Out of eight reports received from the sup­ of Rockland, Mrs. M. B. Rich o f Camden. K. H. C LKVENMALKIt Westerlv lino of Union street; thence H. "0° W.on less the children be brothers or sisters. After William Pendleton, born in Hope Sept. I<», Adams, S.; G. II. Cargill, Treas.; A. P. said Union street two hundred and four feet to place erintendents of Cumberland county four report careful investigation, and upon mature con­ Town officers, Rockport, President, Rev. D of beginning'. Being same l< t conveyed to this 1809, was proprietor "f “ Pendleton’s Panacea" Cargill, Sec.; C. E. Gilman, P ; A. z\. Xo. 80 Main Ft., - THOMASTON. ME grantor by deed dated .July M. record!in sideration, 23 homes have been rejected as 11. B. Woods; Vice President and Secretary, which he invented about 1850, is now re­ Norton, P. S.; C. X. Cram, R. A .C.; L. T. t'ONBULTATtONM solicited lu ull departmeP' ol Knox Registry of I> < ds, Book 71, Pa • •/•'. That unsuitable for any child. Eleven approved tired from business; joined Aurora May I, an udvnntageotiH olb r of tw enty • . lit hundred Rev. W. W. Ogier. Ness, M. 3d V.; T. E. Carpenter, M. 2ate Judge of Probate and Insolvency. people cannot digest starchy George Everett, 2nd cornet; E. Crockett, b farmer, has served town as surveyor, admit­ day evening of last week. flat clarinet; L. Clark, piccolo; Fred East­ ted Dec. 2, 1863, S. Deacon in 1865, S. foods. The fat of the body is District Deputy L. C. Yannah is making P^ALLOCHJdk MESKRVKV, Rocklund on the third Tuesday of October, It ROCKPORT- man,solo alto; Wesley Roakes, 1st alto; Joseph Warden in 1866, made life member Feb. 8, arrangements for having a public meeting and Frances M. Gushee, uldow of Frank A. (hid 1882. entertainment at Cook’s Hall, Friendship, late of Appleton in said Countv, deceased, having produced with bread, potatoes, Mitchell, 2nd alto; Edward Robbins, bari­ William D. Scott, born in Baltimore in L a w y e rs , presented her application for allowance out of the Monday evening, Oct. 29, in the interests of «ldt at Insurance Agency in Maine. Rocklund. on the third T uesday of October, DU4. places in town. Sandow, whom the strong man has brought Jan. 1, 1848, merchant, has served city as Albion Gilchrest, Administrator on the estate of home from England where he was lately mar­ 408 MAIN STREET, - - ROCKLAND Lavonl Wiley late of Kt. George in said t ounty, de­ can buy it at any drug store. Mrs. F. Hansen is visiting in Boston------overseer ol poor, admitted Feb. 5, 1873, made ceased, having preset led ills Hist account of admin­ Dr. A. F. I'iper has moved into the old home­ ried; illustrations on West Point; a most in­ life member April 3, 1876. istration of said estate for allowance: Send your name to The Pre Ob d e h e d , That notice thereof be given, three stead house------Mrs. Caroline Foster of Mont- teresting illustrated article on the Arctic Wo are informed that tho date of the death < t weeks successively in T h e Couiueh-Ga z e t t k , Digested Food Co , 30 Reade ville, Mrs. L. I. Foster of Belfast and J. D. regions, by Col. W. II. Gilder; six beautiful Capt. Allred Sleeper In h ut week** 1 intlalliuent of R IC E , B IR D & B A R N E Y , irinted lu Rockland, in said county, that all persons Mont Higgins of Thorndike were the guests A 01 ora L<>dye hlntory wuk iucorreet Will fconie Insurance Agents, nterestud may attend ut a Probate Court to be St., New York, and get their of J. S. Foster last week—Mrs. IL H. Magune women of Gallatin, Tenn., being the seven of our readera furubh the correct date. fheld ut Rockland, on tlie third Tuesday of Novem­ SYNDICATE BUILDING, BUCKLAJTO ber next,and show cause, If any they have, why the and Mrs. Mary Hermann of Haywards, teenlh of a series; Plays and Players, and a ouT vicinity. said uecounl should not be allowed interesting pamphlet. Cala., and Miss Florence Morse were visiting host of other line illustrations and interesting First cluaa, atrong and reliable English and C. E MESERVEY, Judge. friends in Warren last week. Auierfcuu Compauieafare represented by os. A tru e copy,—A tte s t: For Sale by C. H. MOOR & CO., Rockland leading. In everything pertaining to the Alvin A. Xewbert has sold his place . Telephone connection. 22 42*11 E d w a b d K G oui.d, Register. Magazine this one easily leads. Sold at the on the west side to Alden Creamer of Noble stands for 10 cts.—or sent by mail for $1 per boro. Mr. Xewbert will move to Friendship C o n d i l i o R A. M. AUSTIN, KNOX COUNTY.—In C ourt of Probate held at SOUTH THOMASTON. and make his home with his daughter, Mrs Rockland on the third Tuesday of October, 1894. year. Bradford.—Waldoboro News. Suroenn and Meohanioal Dentist, <41 MAIN BT., ■ ROCKLAND- Lewis E. Brewer, Guardian of Eliza J. Wall, in Gegkges River.—Mrs. Orris Maloney and MB competent, of Rockland, in said ( ’ounty, having pre­ Clifford J. Harriman of Waldoboro, sented his Hist and Huai account of guurdianship of Poisoned daughter Meda, who have been visiting rel­ For Over Kilty Year# while working in the shipyard at Port Clyde, ^OW D^ said ward for allowance atives in Port Clyde, have returned------fell from the staging and thrust a spike DR. J. H. DAMON, O u d eu ed , That notice thereof be given, three Mbs. Winslow’s Soothing S ybup lias been Mrs. Chas. Kallock is visiting her sister, Mrs. used for over fifty years by millions 0/ through his hand. weeks successively, in T he Co lb ik b -G a z e t t e , F. W. Covel, Rockland----- School closed Nui ueou aud Meckauleiil printed in Rocklund, in said county, that all persons L O O D mothers for their childr n while teething, Knox Lodge, No. 06, A. O. U. W., of Keeps Chickens Strong D o n t l o t Interested ruuy uttend ut a Probate Court to lie hold Is a hource of much suffering. The Friday after a term of eight weeks, taught by with perfect success. It soothes the child, Union is making arrangements for a public ut Rockland, on the third Tuesday of November and healthy; it gets your pullets to laying early; system should be thoroughly cleansed Miss Kate Emery of Owl’s Head------Frank softens the gums, tillays all pain, cures observance of the 7G1 anniversary of the it is w a ll its w an wa> r< .-M 0MM«4 wltA aii Iruliu; fu n <4, . next, and show cause, if any they have, why thesuid When she had Children, she gave them Caatorla, asked the dying man if he had anything in 80 cents premium. cuii’t^i t ll RVUil to UB. Atsk Viral account sh uld u<4 be allowed. his life to regret. (', E. M EcKRVKY, Judge. SW IFT SPECIFIC CO.. A tluntu. The association has about £123,0000141 in , , .. fuv fti Lama t w v lb. can gt.A bU Children Cry for A true copy,—attest “ Yes!” was the answer;” “ I wish I ’d kept 42-44 E d w a b d K. Gould, R egister. more dogs 1 ” loans. Pitcher's Castoria. THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1894.

APPLETON. thing done to that some lot may be secured for a public park. UNION. Seth Conant has shingled his house. Who is to start the billiard saloon? A new engine arrived for the Georges Val­ Geo. II. Page is making extensive repair’ Steamer Gov. Bodwell had 50 passengers ley last week. on his barn. Sunday. Groder's Syrup Our old friend, C. W. Berry, is expected in .. / « « . F. E. Whitten’s new house is nearly ready The primary school commenced Mon day Department Filled With Spicy town soon. Nows Contribution from the Reelni f°r occupancy. taught by Miss Fannie Gushee. The B. G. Co. has a large crew of men at of Busy M ills . Whitten & Messer will soon make a grand The Odd Fellows building is looking Reading from Bright Scribes. their works. display in their store. u fi-l nicely in its new coat of paint. Mrs. II. A. Chase of Portland is doing dressmaking in town. Mrs. A. M. Thurston has moved into her The underpinning of the church has been new store which is|prettily decorated. Prominent Citizen Has n Great Cough Who is to have the gold watch is the sen­ He Shot All the I.nn Allowed—Fenst for plastered making the same much warmer for sation of the day now? Care—Assessing Polls so Pay the Ills (IuphI s—Among: Hie Ilonl Util Idem N. E. Cummings’ new house is nearing Winter. Who was it dogging the sheep on the completion and will he a fine home. t h e tom ach Pastor—News from the Church— outer islands last week? —A Few Scattering Home llnlrs— S PSvery boy large enough to lug a steel trap F. A. Alden will erect a large store bouse has gone into the skunk business. Big Prosperous Season for the Town— The fishing business is improving. Good Wanted, a Comic Opera—The Goings prices paid for large cod. on his land near the depot at once. ROCKPORT. money in it. To Be a Toll Bridge. and Coming* ol People. THOMASTON II. Y. Carver is serving clams and de clam- C. I. Burrows was in Skowhegan last week " The harvest supper at the Methodist ves- Miss Linda z\nnis and Miss Maria Hawkes prette every evening now. where he disposed of a carload of horses. have rented a tenement of J. A. Sherman and ANDLORD H. E.Ca- There ps a big grist of Thomaston news try netted $14. Vinalhaven is the smartest place in the One ol the best trots ever held in this sec­ will reside here. How about the short lobsters? state and real estate is going up. pen of the Bay View K ttteted through this paper. Mrs. Wa,(er rolman and Jon A„ )erti have tion was that last week before a small attend­ The Epworth League, connected with the dosed their cottage and returned to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gallop were at W. A Mary Christmas arrived in town last week Everett Roberts of this place is to start a arrived Thursday from first-class laundry in Rockland soon. ance. Methodist Church elected officer Monday Rev. Mr. Plumer officiated at the quarter Waterman’s Friday----- Will Thompson Capt. Osgood has disposed of his fine boat. a fortnight’s sojourn eveni * • • *»- - r - - A three-masted schooner struck on Bay Rev. Mr. Hanscom of Belfast preached an ng (if last week with the following re- j meeting service Sundav at the Methodist boarding at Will Bean’s------Mrs. Etta Cham at Deer Isle, Moose- ■oil president, . . Renj. . . Copeland; 1st vice church More cats in this town than any town in the ledge last week and came near being a total interesting sermon here Sunday in the M. E. president, Edith Lenfest; 2nd vice president berlain of New York was at Mrs. Martha state. wreck. head Lake, where Mr. A survey is being made on Central 9treet church. Margaret Crandon; 3rd vice president, Mrs. Keene’s Saturday. O. P. Lyons is to have a new safe in his Carver rode home from the “Sands” to the Capen’s father, .Aaron G. W. Fates; 5th vice president, Mrs. I II. near the Amos Barrett farm to determine the office. end of Pleasant street in 2 ’2 minutes on his Capen, runs the hotel. Mrs. O. A. Burkett returned from Boston road line. The Halloween hall is announced for Wed Darby: Sec., A. F. Burton: Treas., Miss wheel. During his two weeks absence Mr. Capen yesterday------Mrs. M. A. White returned Evelyn Young. Bank account, Sept. 131,1894, nesday evening Oct. 31, at Riverside hall They say Carver has the best wheel in The school board met Friday evening and town. Patrick Keho brought in a fine string of shot all the deer that the law allowed him, had from Boston last week. £99.97. The League will have an installation decided to make the text-books uniform, com­ Music by Young’s orchestra of five pieces smelts and flounders last Saturday. High Wednesday evening, Nov. 14. a good time and comes back refreshed and mencing with the arithmetic. The dance will be under the direction of One good solid stone building in town—the lin e! lockup! recuperated for his duties. I le brought home UNION RACES. The funeral of Lucinda Miss Tobey occurred There was a huckboard ride Saturday to H. C. Pease. Supper will he served and the What we want to know is, are we to have Salted hake are selling for a cent a pound with him a nice bag of partridges which the Thursday at 3130 p. m. Rev. W. A. New­ Lincolnville Center, enjoyed by a number of public are invited. a hall or steam whistle on our new school- combe conducted the service. W. P. Rice in town. I he races at Union Wednesday closed the young ladies—and Jack. house ? Bay View guests feasted on. season in Knox county. The trot was one and S. F. Robinson of Buffalo and Wm. Tobey The following people of this place attended No book agents are allowed in the stone We understand there is to be a cottage Mrs. J. Hale Hodgman participated in the and wife of Washington, Kansas, were here in The present term of school closes Nov. 15, sheds. which warranted an altogether larger atten­ and the following will commence Dec. 3, >n the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows at Belfast and bath house erected on the little island “Smoked Pearl” entertainment in Belfast. dance. In the 2.40 class, purse $80, Cush- attendance upon the services. Don’t forget to be insured with Hamlin all of the schools of the town. last week: E. D. Gushee, Mrs. U.S. Gushee in Carver’s Pond. Her nom de plume was “Virtu Oso,” and she noc, Jr., owned by E. H. Rose of this city Roberts. won first money, the best time being 2.34’... WARREN. The meetings at the Independent Chapel Galen Keen, Mrs. John Arnold, Mr. and Mrs A very pretty glass globe of ’Bowers is on played a cornet solo in the program, acquit­ S. J. Gushee, and Mr. and Mrs. IL N. Titus Mackerel were seen schooling in Carver’s the late John Frazier’s grave, sent by his par­ In the 2.30 class purse $100, C. A. Crockett’s which closed Sunday were well attended and pond last week. ents from Scotland. ting herself with great credit. She was re­ Arthur B. won with 2.36 for the best time. much interest was manifested. All except Mr. Titus attended the Rebekah North Warren—Mrs. L. A Sylvester and Four barrels of eels were taken out of Capt. Stephen Mills has sold four lots for membered with beautiful floral offerings. The three-minute class race, purse $40, was child of Woburn, Mass., who have been visi­ There is a fine view of the audience room convention. Carver’s pond recently. The front of Masonic Temple is being won by Advance. of the Methodist church decorated for har­ cottages so we hear, and a better place does ting the family of F. A. Perry, Jr., returned Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ripley and daughter not lay out of doors. oiled, bettering its looks by 50 per cent. home Friday------Mr. and Mrs. Niles B. Mank vest service, seen in the window of A. D. Old folks danc. is looked for soon. Hand­ AUTUMN LEAVES. and children of Pleasantville visited relatives Champney’s drug store. have returned to their home in Bath. They ley says he will play. F. J. Orbeton has an extract for coughs What a beautiful building the Temple is, in here during the past week------Walter K. have been visiting Mrs. Ripley’s parents, Mr. The dance Friday night was a grand affair. and colds that cannot he beaten. It is an fact! Camden is under lasting obligations to The Methodist society had a harvest sup­ extract from an unknown source. Miss Laura Dowlin entertained a number Boggs of Lynn, Mass., spent Saturday and per in the vestry, Friday evening. A large and Mrs. Geo. Page • Mrs. Elijah Ripley Our girls can boom a dance. the enterprising men who gave her that beau­ of her little friends at her home, 6 Edward Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Geo. II. Boggs The bridge across Carver’s pond is well number can testify that the tables were nicely and daughter, Mrs. Fred Hart, have re­ The size of the Memorial building on the tiful piece of architecture. street, Tuesday evening, it being her ninth ------The dramatic society and orchestra, con­ arranged with heaps of good things. ground is 48x97x85 feet. under weigh. We understand it is to be a toll nected with White Oak Grange, are actively turned from Clinton, Mass., where they at bridge to cost you only one cent. II. M. Bean and Columbus Bisbee attended birthday. Those present w ere: Misses Winnie rehearsing “The Last Loaf,” a very effective Ollie Copeland peeked into his air gun to tended the wedding of Miss Ada P. Kimmen A large school of blue fish was seen last Capt. M. A. Dyer leaves the schooner May­ the great Mystic trot, Saturday. Nash, Jessie Aylward, Della Aylward, Gertie temperance drama------Misses Elsie and Myr­ see how it looked, when the shot came out. to Albert W. Colburn of Somersworth, N. H week near Sheep Island. nard Sumner at this place. Capt. Dobbin There is great desire for an opera by local He did not see—and don’t yet with that Landers, Florence Butler, Florence Carroll, tle Merry, Iza Cuinr mgs and Austin Orff The wedding took place at the residence of Payson Lane had a cargo of lumber come will command her on her next trip. talent. There’s a lot of talent in town for were among the manv young people who en- eye that was peeking. The wound is not last week. More houses going up! Vivian Billings, Stella Miller, Frank Carroll, the bride’s father------Miss Sylvia Brown Hiram Shirley has two blooded kittens in such a production, and local performances loyed themselves We 'nesday evening at Miss sev re. Capt. Stephen Sprague went to Warren Fri­ George Butler, Ernest Butler, Harold Porter, Miss Sadie Jameson’, social, at N rth Waldo* North Hope has been visiting her friend his store which he is learning to handle cigars. always pay. The Rockport Band continues its rehearsals, day to purchase oak to build a yacht. Their names—Jim Crax and J. W. A. Jennie Guptill, Ella Manthorn, Ella Sawtelle, boro------Skunk shjoting parties are quite Miss Angie Jackson------Mrs. Leroy Jackson A popular young lady school teacher, who an h some extra fine new music including J. F. Hopkins, the hotel man, is expecting A sea serpent has been seen, this time in Fannie Wheeler, Susie Roostn, Ruth Curtis, [numerous in quest of black skins to ship to a ne v op ra by Sousa, “ Manhatten Beach.” IN. V furriers-----Miss Angie Jameson is ex­ is visiting her son, Leonard Jackson, at Bos to leave town and take a hotel in Gardiner. Robert’s Harbor. He was 35 feet long and is “ bending twigs” in the Cobb District, was Thomas WEeeler, Herman Prescott and T1 e and will probably attend the Sousa con­ ton----- Sam’l Ripley of Bath was in town had a mouth just like a common snake. seen the other day laboriously wending her pected home fro'a Hudson, Mass., where she cert m Rockland, Nov. 23, in a body. Quite an excitement on the watch contest. Thomas Landen. Cake, fruit 'and candies ■ has been visitirg relatives----- Mrs. Llewellyn Thursday calling on friends------Mrs. Etta Edith McIntosh was ahead the last account. The Bicycle Club have their headquarters at weary way homeward groaning beneath the were served. 'Mank, who hrs been auite sick the past wed B 53 Gilkey and crew are very busy at the Chamberlain of New York is visiting at Mrs- The excursion expected to go to Winter- Leroy Smith’s. They will store their machines burden of an enormous pumpkin, a testimo­ Carleton & Norwood sail-loft. They are at is convalescent------Master Clifford Mank is ill James McCorrison’s. port the 25th is postponed until next month. in a little granite building which will soon he with mumps also the children in the E. work on the sails for the new schooner at built. nial of appreciation from one of her pupils. ORANGE BLOSSOMS- Moody frmily------Master Ray Kalloch has Camden and on sails for schooner Adelia North Appleton.—Mrs. Lona Hall has John Low has laid the solid foundation for “ We are putting out a great deal of stuff,’’ Memorial Hall and has also built a granite Our cemetery with all the fine monuments the munrps too----- Wilbur Young is visiting Carleton. Men are scarce and the crew is returned from Matinicus where she has been said Capt. Sherman at Camden grist-mill, Sat­ A quiet but none the less happy Wedding lockup. and tablets looks very nicely at this time of occurred at the home of the bride’s parents his father, Gorham B. Young------Geo. E. hustling. the year. Chas. Littlefield’s monument and spending the Summer. William has a new hack that he bought in urday, “but money is tight.” The company at Rockland Highlands last Tuesday morning, Libby has been awarded the contract for put­ Capt. Del Heath went in Capt. John Beals’ lot look very neat. ting j. S. Walter’s buildings, in Waldoboro West Appleton.—Barzel Harriman and Boston, but he keeps it in the stable. Why has some twenty tons of cotton-seed meal and. when Annie,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas schooner last trip------Mr. and Mrs. Bertram not have it out in the street so the people can A book agent says he got insulted in town A. Perry,and John Burns were united in mar­ in thorough repair------D. W. Stetson’s guests Hunt are visiting in Damariscotta------Manas- wife move to West Camden Monday where other products. have returned to their homes in Mass.- see i t ! recently by a young lady. We inquired what riage by Rev, Thomas StrattQn, Th<; cereg seh Spear is in Boston------Abbie Bohndell is Mr. Harriman has secured work. He has Mrs. Benson has moved into the tenemeni Kiln-crossing station on the G. V. R. R the insult was. He says, “O h ! she only mony wal witnessed by a few intimate friends with Mrs. P. B. Cooper in her millinery store carried on the Keene farm this year and has Mrs. Cal. Currier is doing the cooking at grabbed me around the neck.” over Ralph Bucklin’s tailor shop, in the grist becoming quite a freight depot. the Ocean View House. She is a first class of the two families who afterward sat down ------Ned Armstrong and Tyleston Gould leave mill annex. this week for Poughkeepsie, N. Y., where tine crops in every way. Of apples he has cook, so the guests all say. George Batty is with us again. He gives to a dainty wedding lunch. Mr. and Mrs. ST. GEORGE they will attend school------Mrs. J. IL Eells 116 barrels of salable fruit and quantities of an entertainment here this week. No doubt J. E. Dailey is always busy at his boat-shop Burns took a carriage drive through the north­ C. D. Athearn visited Belfast as a delegate he will have a good house and all who attend was in Portland last week, visiting her father. small ones----- Mrs. Georgia’ McLain is in He is now building two boats fur the ern part of the county and have gone to to the Military Council, and also attended will go away well pleased with Batty as usual. housekeeping at Thomas Perry’s. T enanttl Harbor.—William Hastings has Miss Idella Oliver of Warren visited friends poor health----- Miss Inez Peavey is to teach the Grand Encampment. vessel being constructed by Washburn Bros in town last week------Rev. J. L. Folsom Grand concert given at the Central, Friday. gone mate ol C. R. Flint, Capt. Hart----- our school. She is a fine teacher, a Castine That ancient order called the Saturday Handley and Meservey with the violins, & Co. in their Port Clyde yard. One boat preached at Camden the 21st.------Miss Lucy The engagement is announced of Wallace Sch. John Booth* loaded paving for Philadel graduate----- Addie McLain spent the Sab­ Night Club will meet next Saturday to elect Rackliffe and Maddocks with the piano and the yawl, is 22 feet, and the captain’s gig is R. Farrington, until recently editor of the Piper has gone to Belfast to spend the winter a new member, as one has passed away. Leach came in as spare hand. J. Doherty phia, Monday, at Long Cove------Chas. A with her aunt------Mrs. John Harkness was bath with her parents------Mrs. Effie Cram 14 feet. They are finely built like all of M Rockland Daily Star, and Miss Mary Eogler, W. W. Freeman entertained a few of his wasn’t in it. one of our leading society young ladies. The Rose of Rockland was in town Saturday----- visiting in Portland last week------Mr. and was at her father’s for a brief visit on Monday Dailey’s work. He has now three yachts old friends at his rooms at Mr. McDonald’s A new cure has recently been discovered announcement was made at the home of Miss W. E. Sherer has had his store painted in Mrs. Levi Seavev of Thomaston spent the ------Isaac Fuller and sister Lizzie were hauled out lor winter in his home for little Sabbath with Dr. A. F. Piper------Everett house last Thursday. Very enjoyable evening. and started in Gardiner for the purpose,of the Mary Wiggin Friday evening and T he C.-G colors and has also added a new platform Camden Friday------M r. and Mrs. Geo. Col­ wanderers. They belong to Will Young of adds its heartiest congratulations. Mank of Waldoboro spent the Sabbath with Capt. J. I.. Ingerson is improving quite cure of the morphine and liquor habits,being a which is a great improvement------Until further friends in town----- Dr. A. F Piper preached lins of Belmont were at Jacob Stover’s re­ rapidly------Al Ingraham was in town Friday more recent discovery than Keeley and also Boston, John Longfellow of Cambridge and notice, steamer Silver Star will make but two at the Baptist church, Sunday. Rev. IL B. cently. ------Capt. Osgood visited Rockland Thursday cheaper. We hope it will strike this town Mr. Dissell of Philadelphia. He has given soon. HELD FOR LARCENY. trips per week, Monday, Wednesday and Sat­ Woods the pa3tor being absei t. J. E. Leach is in town, representing the his ways an overhauling and improving, and Maine Music Co., which has landed in our The Union Church of the town stands for urday------Sch. Pushaw has been hauled along­ Glen Cove.—Warren Savage has painted ! NORTH HAVEN. will haul out the Strawbridge and Manchester William Newbert of Friendship, supposed and clapboarded his barn----- A number from musical town somevery fine pianos and organs. the united Christian sentiment of the place, side of G. W. Rawlev’s wharf------Sch. T. B. being supported by the voluntary contribu­ yachts this week. to have been connected with the burglaries at Garland sailed from Long Cove last week with Rockport attended the Wednesday evening j Alvin Beverage has sold his horse. McCarty, the govenment inspector, expects that place, was arraigned before Trial Justice meeting at the schoolhouse. C. F. Richards tions of the people. Attentive ushers wel Schooner Emily, Capt. Gray, discharged George Lewis has sold his cow to W. O. to go to Mt. Waldo this week to inspect the come all strangers to seats at its services, the Starrett of Thomaston at the court house, paving------One of Fred Snow’s teams was led. Esten W. Porter of Rockland had »v government stone for the Milwaukee post- load of lumber Friday, from Bangor, for St' charge of the Sunday services here------Frank a errnan* pews being practically free. Thursday afternoon, the trial lasting through run into Saturday night, causing some dam­ office. Clair & Co. She sailed Sunday for Belfast the following day. The specific charge age to the vehicle----- Davis Bros, have dis­ Storey took a short vacation, last week, going j Samuel Beverage is having his house I. C. Glidden returned from Boston Satur­ S.T. Pease has a crew engaged to raise the day------J. F. Hopkins returned from a busi­ where she takes in coal for Buck's Harbor. against Newbert is the larceny of about $100 to Peabody, Mass., with the G. F. Burgess shingled. building on Main street. This is a move in from the house of Capt. Albion Murphy. L. posed of seventeen stoves within a month and Hose Co., where they took part in the muster ness trip to Gardiner, Saturday----- Carrie E. Camden’s joiners and masons are busy, and have orders in for more----- E. E. Allen has W. (). Waterman has sold a cow to Frank the right direction and we hope to see others Calderwood is visiting friends in Rockland. M. Staples of Washington appeared for the z\ few ripe raspberries were picked on Albion I R do the same. new and comfortable homes are being builded respondent and County Attorney B. K. Kal­ purchased a fine E flat silver cornet of A. II. Ingraham's vines, about Oct. 15------Mr. and J evera8e* ------Mrs. I. C. Glidden is at her home, North on all sides. Camden’s valuation will take a We understand the piece of land at the Haven, for a few days------J. S. Black has just loch for the state. Judge Starrett found E. McMillin, Cleveland, O------Mathews Band Mrs. A. C. Young and daughter, Laura, made ■ ^ ev- H. T. Carver of Levant is is visiting handsome stride ahead this year. probable cause and held Newbert in $300 a carriage trip to Union and Belmont the last his son, Ellington Carver, in his old home head of the Creek, owned by the Webster es­ returned from New York------Mrs. Nellie Lane has purchased some fine nickel plated torches tate, has been sold to parties for the purpose Rodney Beverage has had a number of bonds. of the week------The walls and ceiling of the j ------Rev> Mr. Pteb|e ofC lniden was in town is improving much. to use in their evening engagements------Miss school house were treated to a coat o f white- . , . ,, , of building a park. Why not assess the citizens of Vinalhaven sheep killed by dogs and the selectmen are Hattie Farrer and Mrs. George Davis of War ash, Saturday------Walter G. Upbam has | last week> O ct l8' a««tnd.ng the annual roll- Joseph Black sent off a fine horse last who are over 21 and under 60 years of age out with a reward. It is stated that some of week and the return boat brought a line car­ ren visited at Mrs. George Farrer's Sunday. been ill being absent from school a number of call. to help pay the minister of this town? the sheep killed had bullet-holes in ’em. If lays------Lena M. Young is sick------While at School in District No. i commenced Mon­ riage to take the place of the horse. It Would it not be a step in the right direction, ------Sch. C. R. Flint loaded paving at Long doesn’t eat anything, Joe! that is so it is probable that some excited work at the ice house of the Rockport Ice day, taught by Miss Ella Bates of Brooksville; and would it not be the means of getting up Cove, Clark Islamd side, last week------W. S. Co., at Rockport, an ice pick accidentally cut a church-going community? Other towns sportsman took them for moose or deer. District N0.5, taught by Miss Bridges of Ells­ Miss Aggie Carver gave a musical at her yhjto aniL^WW Grant were in town Friday. Isaac Jameson’s foot badly piercing the foot home Monday evening ar.d all present were of this size have at least three churches and The thoroughfare near the old shipbuilding worth; District No. 4, taught by Miss Addie -Fred Page bruised his hand quite badly -----Miss Linda G. Hall who has been at her much pleased with her selections and her play­ we can hardly support one. office of Isaac Coombs A Co. is widened father’s, W. R. Hall, for some weeks, returned Bates of Brooksville. ing. All passed a very pleasant evening. To the last week------Eureka Lodge, F. and A. M., F. J. Orbeton is to siart for New York to wall built, etc., in a substantial manner. to Boston Saturday------Mrs. Henry Young, look up a steam launch to advertise his cele­ worked the Master Mason degree on two of Rockland,was in town Sunday----- Jeremiah We need a street lamp between Armbrust’s Willis Knowlton has exchanged his gray North Washington.— Fide Turner and drug store and A. M. Pierce’s shop. A lady brated cough extract which there is a for­ candidates Saturday evening----- Thos. Barter Hamilton has gone to Boston, where she will tune in and $20,000 would not buy the re­ Cashier pacer, Grover Cleveland, with G. B. probably spend the winter, with his daughter, Chas. Savage have been breaking up ground came near breaking her leg Saturday night. Mothers is building a good sized store on tue Snow lot on the old Hirain Hill place that has been a Is the town liable for any damage which may ceipt for the same. H. Y. Carver has been Ingraham for a stylish standard bred mare by Mrs. A. J. Duffy------Work has commenced secured to assist in the manufacture of the to be used as a meat market we hear----- The on the foundation for a house for Benj. Smith, pasture, lo these many years------Milton occur there ? Woodlawn, named Vera—Rev. C. C. Pl elan Thurston and son of Appleton were in town above. He is a good man for the business W. B. Society will hold an entertainment in at Warrenton------Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Crie, Miss Mae E. Clayter returned from Boston and anyone with a bad cold will do well to has sold his team to Mr. liushby—Fred Lewis Who have to care for their -n- Irart’s Hall next Monday evening. Mathews of Rockland, called on friends here, Sunday last week------Thurston & Esancy of Fishtown last week with all the latest styles for fall and are manufacturing scoots for Minot Lenfest. call on H. Y. C. arrived Saturday morning from a goods buy Children and see that they -h- Ba\d will furnish music and will give an open ------E. A. Perry and family have moved into winter, while there making a very pleasant are all well dressed and at the lower tenement of Chas. J. Gregory’s ----- Dea. S. Cunningham has traded his visit with Capt. John W. Hopkins and wife of A course of Sunday evening lectures on ing trip to Boston—Brownie spoons are all air concert before the performance----- Some honse on Warrenton street------Mrs. j. M. horse, Old Charlie, with I.. T. Marr of Razor- Orient Heights, “Answers to Plain Questions Concerning the the rage. this present time when -h- of our young people were in Thomaston Sun­ Crabtree is at her daughter’s, Mrs. E. A. ville for a speedy mare------Everett Hannon, Christian Religion”) will he begun by the The Codmans and Adainses are building a they are about lo enter l he -h- W. II. Glover & Co. have a schooner here pastor at the church next Sunday evening at day afternoon and listened to an excellent ser­ Perry’s, last week, has returned home------who has been at work in Unity, has recently bought the Lewis farm in Palermo----- F. from Bangor discharging lumber for the seven o’clock. The title of the first lecture bridge from the mainland to their pretty Kali Term o£ School they ~ mon by Rev. W. A. Newcombe at the Baptist Mrs. C. A. Jacobs and children have goue to Memorial building. Work will be commenced must have a New and -h- Skowhegan where they will reside in the W. Cunningham was in Palermo last week will he, “ Is Man More than Matter?” These island in Megunticook Lake. They will church------Sch. Hattie Nash is loading pav­ taking views. He photographed 20 different this week with a good crew^and before the lectures will be preceded by a praise service Nobby Suit which I have -h- future, Mr. Jacobs having a position on the month goes by the frame will ne up and well build cottages on the island another season ing at Booth Bros.,for Philadelphia------The electric railway, there. .All are sorry to lose schools----- There was a husking at Minot in which Gospel Hymns No. 6 will be used, and at a price that will -h- underweigh. all the congregation being invited to bring F. A. D. Singhi is now is Lowell, Mass. Advents held a meeting at Willardhain Sun­ such nice people----- Capt. E. J. Collins Lenfest’s Wednesday night. A nice lot of please you, with Waists, corn was husked, and a fine supper served This year has been one of Vinalhaven’s their books and join in the singing. He contemplates locating in the West. Mr. taken suddenly sick, Monday. Blouses &Shirts to mutch, h day------Capt. D. II. Willard and wife visited ------W. E. Overlock closed a very profitable prosperous seasons. Besides the M emorial A committee inet Saturday evening, con­ Singhi has been prominently identified with - - at Wiley’s Corner last week------Sch. Irene E. and pleasant term of school here Friday. In­ building, some 25 dwellings have been erected sisting of F. S. Walls, T. G. Libby, John Camden’s progress, and all our people regret and still more in contemplation. Let the Meservey has been hauled into winter quar­ CUSHING. stead o f giving cards, as is the custom the last Lowe, Geo. S. Carver, J. II . Sanborn, II. M. his determination to locate elsewhere, but Cull in uud look ui my Block. I day, he presented the scholars each a nice good work go on. Labor has been well em­ Noyes, Chas. Littlefield and E. IL Lyford, to ters. Miss Sadie Wilson of Thomaston has been ployed and while many sections of the country wish him a full measure of prosperity wherever urn ulwuya pk-aaed to nbow my cabinet photograph of the whole school, make arrangements in regard to getting a gooda. . . . . in town visiting friends------Oscar Wallace of which he had taken------Fred Witham of have been complaining of the dull times; charter for a savings bank in town. The lat­ he may decide to establish himself. Malden, Mass., is visiting his brother, Vinal business generally has been on the boom here Waldoboro was in town visiting friends last ter will be be located in one of the front Miss Grace Perry is spending a few weeks Wallace----- Allen Libby of Providence, R. L, week----- It is with deep regret your scribe and we have not known anything about dull rooms of Memorial hall and the cashier will was in town last week------Mrs. Oliver Page reports the death of the postmistress at South times. he Thad, Carver, one of our rising young in Boston------Miss Alice Drake is visiting Alfred M urray has gone to Boston to make a short visit------Liberty, Mrs. Abbie Ramsey, who has for Vinalhaven wants a Park and we have men who left home and went West when friends in Somerville, Mass------Miss Lulu C. A. Fogerty has returned home------Mrs. years conscientiously performed her duties. heard quite a number on the street talking the (juite young. Rollins very pleasantly entertained her young THE BARGAIN CLOTHIER. M. A. Miller has been visiting friends in North HP- A loving wife and kind neighbor and friend subject over where to locate it. No doubt it friends last Monday evening, the occasion be­ Waldoboro----- Mrs. Maggie Norton and son she leaves only pleasant remembrances. Fun­ would be well to make a move at once before SIGN BIG SHIRT. ing her fourteenth birthday. A lunch was Leslie have been in St. George visiting rela­ eral services Saturday. the lots that would he suitable are used for 446 Main St., - Rockland e. tives----- Orrin II. Woodcock was in Union other purposes. There is nothing beautifies served------Miss Hattie Derry left last night last week----- Frank Young and family have a town anv more and we hope to see some- Pale traces for a two weeks trip to Boston------Mr. and gone to Whitefield----- Vinal Kelleran, who E lmwood.—Mr.Lincoln of Taunton,Mass., had the misfortune to break his leg a few is in town accompanied by his wife and daugh­ show Depleted Blood, poor Mrs. J. Brazill have returned from a trip to weeks ago, is comfortable as can be expected ter, and has bought a number of pairs of nourishment, e ve ry th in g Boston and vicinity------The Harper’s Ferry S. G Prescott & Jo ------The ladies mot at the townhouse Wed­ large oxen------J. F. Clark has bought a pair Jubilee singers gave a free sacred concert in Schoo! Shoes! bad. They are signs of Have in atock all alxea of free burning nesday afternoon and tacked a comforter fur of oxen of Joseph Marr of Washington. J. A STARTLING FACT! the Baptist church Sunday evening to a Laxgu fctoak Juat received the minister. Supper was served and ice E. Rokes also bought a pair of Samuel Rip­ Anaem ia. for boya and girla, cream and clam chowder were for sale during ley, same place------I. S. Hart has lost one of Indications poiut to a renewal of the crowded house------J. B. Williamson has the evening Quite a sum was realized and a his matched pair of four-year-old colts, find­ throat and lung distemper so prevalent gone to Boston------Ralph Heal of Sears- Price $1.00, $1.25 & $1.50 COAL pleasant evening spent------A surprise party ing him dead in the pasture------Frank Moody and fatal last winter and spriug through­ S c o t t ’5 mont is clerking for Geo. Cleveland. Of tlao Boot Q uality. was given Miss Clara Robinson Friday even­ and wife have returned to Everett, Mass. We out New England. Be prepared for it. idies’Serge Congress Boots 49c ing- A good time is reported------Misses Tutie wish them much happiness in their new BALSAM OF WINTERGREEN will LEHIGH COAL, and Jennie Post, who have been in town for home------Mrs. Olive Hart and daughter of protect you. Prepared from nature’s SUNSET- surges Creek Cumberland Cua:, the past two years, have returned to North Searsport visited her son, J. S. Hart, Sunday own plant PURE WINTERGREEN it Jen's Grain Leg Boots. Carolina. ------Mrs. Julia Thompson and son have gone will heal the throat, soothe the haish Em ulsion Philip Crockett left for Rockland and Port­ CHARCOAL. to Stark, Me., to visit her mother who is very cough and cure the disease. For chil­ land, Monday---- Walter and Philip Small came home from Green’s Landing Wednesday. Men’s Grain Congress Creedmore southT berty. sick------it was with deep regret we learned of dren it is a MEDICAL WONDER, a the Cream of Cod-liver Oil, the death of our esteemed fjiend and towns­ doctor iu the home. ------Joseph Rayner, who has been yachting and Bals, Melvin Bartlett is at work fur Jess Over lock man, T. A. Gushee. Mr. F. II. Gorum, foreman of the with hypophosphites, en­ tins season, is home for a few days------WOOD! Thomas Powers is iu Bangor this week on o a f ------B. S. Cunningham is in Belfast as jury­ iiihkley Iron Co., Bangor, says: “ Balsam riches the blood, purities the man-----A. E. Light has secured a job iu OAMARISCOTTA MILLS. of Wintergreen is a wonderful Remedy business----- .Allie Eaton of Gloucester is visit­ ^kron Sewer and Crain P ip » Boston----- J. Flanders is at Bar Harbor------for Coughs and Colds. We have fried it skin, cures Anaemia, builds ing relatives at Sunset and Little Deer Island. Our school has some 30 scholars with a tine for our children and it cures at once. It ------Mrs. Mary Tripp and Mrs. Hannah UltOUND TILE Mrs. Ephraim Jones and daughter went to up the system. Phytieiant, th e Dunham, who have beep in Ellsworth, arrived teacher, Miss Lillian Prescott------Thieves re­ Waltham, Saturday, where they will pass the is just as good for older people. ” iifor U uderdr«atolu< P u rpuaea AU Qrdera cently broke into ( ‘has. Palmer’s cellar and world over, endorse It. home 'l uesday------Dr. H. W. Small and wife promptty filled. Telephone connection. Uaut-u winter——William Colson, an aged and res­ Ask your druggist for it. Take no sub­ visited relatives iu Sunset on ^their return trip ? ci her. he place, carried off five gallons of wine------H. H. pected citizen and a life long resident of this stitute. Only 26 cents. LEVI SEAVEY, Cunningham and Jesse Overlock are break­ from Boston and vicinity------School iu Dial. place, died Friday morning after a lingering Prepared by Alex M. Robinson, J r., Don't bt decsired bj SubitltirteU 12 will be taught by Stedman Torrey, N9. 13 Watts Block, Thomaston. ing up a big lot of laud. illness aged 84 years, 11 mouths. b# M«uu If. Y. XU 8. Q. PRESCOTT & 00 Apothecary, Bangor, Me. 4 by A. E. Small and Dist. 14 by I. G. Barbour. tU-LAOtea WUAKF. THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1894.

BOSTON LETTER. curtain calls. Mr. Curtis will enter upon the STORM ECHOES. MARINE MATTERS. with4wood to E. Cobb A Co.; Commerce, second and last week of his engagement to- fleet built by the late Edward O’Brien. She . M morrow evening. I Torrey, N. Y., coal to Perry Bros.; St. Elmo, was built in 1881 st a cost o f $8500. The Our Weekly News Notes From New , Moro News of lh« Recent Big Hurricane— A Man The Movements of Vessels, Charters, , Strout, N. Y., coal to A. F, Crockett Co. Knox is the third ship belonging to the fleet SfORTH England's Great Metropolis. The American Travesty company, exploit­ Notes and the Like. that has been sold the present year. ing Eddie Foy, and presenting the new, fan­ Lost, a Vessel Lost and a Wreok. Schs. Empress, Holmes, for Providence, Schooner Effie J. Simmons, which has l>een = E A S T tastic, musical burlesque, “Off the Earth,” ------and Ariosto, Shaw, for Boston, with lime from Boston, Oct. 22, 1892. Schs. Lena White, White, E. G. Willard, at Maple Juice Cove since the 8th inst., with will he seen at the Park theater for the first Monday of last week brig M. C. Has tell Rockport, were in the harbor Thursday and her cargo of lime on fire, was totally destroyed south :! The G. F. Burgess Engine Co., of Rock- time Monday night, Oct. 29. It is claimed passed up the river with her colors at half Gilbert, from Boston, and John S. Beecbam, sailed. Friday. The tire burned through the sides of port, made its first appearance at a Massa- that the scenic effects in this production are mast as reported in the last C.-G. Upon the Hatch from Portsmouth arrived Friday, the vessel causing her to fill with water and W EST:— + 'J chusctts muster Thursday, at Rockdale Park, unexcelled, and the costuming, also, is said to arrival of the vessel in Bangor an Associated c u t r • 11 Sch. Maynard Sumner, Dyer, is at Spruce and lennie Howard sink. The masts were burned off below deck J. THE FLOWER OP PLOURS ' Peabody, and under the circumstances made be of the most elaborate description. Bright Press despatch was sent out stating that a acns- -|anc (,r,n”lc a Head loading for Washington. and fell over the side. The sails and rigging a very creditable showing. They were short # and catchy musical numbers abound, and in- sailor had been lost overboard hut full par- brought lumber from Bangor Saturday to Arrived Thursday— \ W Ellis, Portland; will be saved. The Simmons was built at handed and although they had a favorable * chided in the entertainment are many divert- ticulars were not known here until the ar- Geo. F. Ayers D. W. Hammotid and Pumquid, Boston; Thom istonin 1871 by Dunn A Elliot. She r. wind when they played it was of less force 1 ,nK dances and specialties. rival of Capt. Arthur Wingfield ~ the latter Sch. Jordan I.. Mott, Speed, arrived Sat- Tannic Whitm<>« -, Can.j.litll, Bangor, with registered 243 tons, and was valued at $5000. than that which favored the other prize win- Rice’s Surprise Party in Barnet and I’flue- part of the week. Capt. Wingfield states that i . r 1 . * \ * r • 1 ° Her owners were principally Thomaston peo­ ners. They were assisted by the Peabody ger’s popular extravaganza, “ 1492,” has con- the sailor’s name was Henry Pegler and that ur' n> rom • acr)« ant sen. Atlanta. Cole, ice for New ^ tk; Kbfy Lawry and Ella, ple. The cargo, 3400 barrels of lime,valued at hoys and as a result of their efforts they tinued in prosperity at the Tremont the past be was an Englishman supposed to have brought sand to W. II. Glover Co. from Saco Bang r with bin: er to W. II. Glover < 0.; $2800, was owned bv Perry Bros, of Rock­ * B E S T ! carried...... back to...... Rockport ’-----‘ ‘L~the ,:f*Lfifth —prize, ~eek. Manager Rice has done much in the deserted from the British Navy. He shipped Saturday. Volant and Lizzie, Belfast with casks to Perry land, and was insured in the Boston Marine seventy five dollars. The novel uniforms of way of keeping this capital work “up to date,” with the M. C. Haskell in New York, June Sch. Red Jacket, Arey, arrived Saturday Insurance Co. the company attracted...... much attention, and ’ and * the“ ftfeatures of * the • production, so 23. . The...... accident occurred on the northern Bros. Costs a little more ' [ ■ ZV from Boston. '-..J., A although few in number, their good appear­ numerous as to preclude complete mention, edge of the Gulf Stream when a heavy sea Schs. I . G. French, Look, for Newark, and Stop, Lady, Stop! tlwu any < ;lic", be­ ance was the cause of very favorable com­ deserve special praise. As now constituted caine in on the starboard side and swept the Sch. Brigadier, Tolman, sailed Saturday cause it i» w orth l>'~ V| Carlc!"i,, Bea’, lor Philadelphia, with plaster Lean and lank ment. •‘1492” is a brilliant spectacle as well as a unfortunate sailor over the port rail. The more. And it !; from F. Cobb & Co. for New York. for Reu Beach, sailed Tuesday. He’s such a crank; clever burlesque. brig was running under bare poles at the Schs. Richmond, Nickerson, from F. Cobb Selaf. time and it was impossible even to bear one Sailed Thursday—Schs. Mary Brewer and My stars! I thank Kakes Mere Bred It was expected that announcement of a I'm not his wife: — - another’s voice. Of course no attempt could & Co., and Jennie Greenbank, Meader, from O. M. Marritt, from Perry Bros.; Racehorse, Makes W hiter Bread number of promotions and changes in the SPIRIT UAL SEANCE. be made to save him for to have brought the Almon Bird, sailed Friday for New York. He’d make my life police department of this city was to have ------vessel to would have meant disaster. The from K. C. Rankin A* Co.; Addie Schaclfer, A scene of strife. ’dakes Better Bread. r about $75. delivery and showed the utter imposibility of who accompanied her husband, was obliged home to recuperate after a long and hard such a spontaneous production without the l'’ climb into the rigging until Capt. Rowe Frederick Billings, arrived Thursday morning aid of spirit power. walked to the nearest place of civilization and season. on the Bangor having made the trip from San P ersonal—Mrs. A. S. Rice has been visi­ Some 59 names were given in the afternoon, hired a boat to take his wife and the crew to New England1 Sch. Bessie E. Creighton has been painted Francisco in the remarkably quick time of ting in town the past week----- Fred Lothrop in the evening. A group of spirits hc mainland. T h e . vessel’s cargo, mostly spent Sunday and Monday in Boston and vi­ w h lh ^ l formerlyTi'vid ’ in“ thesame”'lo’caiity luKw,,,ud an‘> ’“g a b 's a total loss with the and repaired at East Boston. four and a half days and nights. Sch. Olive Pecker is at Leighton’s yard, cinity------Mrs. E. K. Glover has been visit­ would come together, and their names were I Xe8sei’ latter, owned by I. L. Snow ,V Capt. Arthur Wingfield ol brig M. C. Has­ ing friends in town------Miss Alice Green was East Boston, caulking, etc. town during the week, en route for the given so rapidly that it was impossible to' '>•, I apt. Rowe and Capt. Chas. Sawyer, was kell reports loss of a sailor in the Gulf Stream Clothing House Sch. Lydia M. Deering, Hamilton, arrived South------R. W. Messer was in the city dur­ write them all; occasionally a lengthy expla-1 on T partly insured. in the hurri .ane of Oct. 10. He was washed ing the latter part of the week------Mrs. Sam­ nation would be given as to the cause of some cnunuc todipo at Washington, D. C., 18th from Bangor, lost overboard by a heavy sea. His name was uel Lawry is visiting friends in town------Miss particular action as in the case of Gershom , TELEPHONE TOPICS. her deck load of laths, sails and gaffs during F. Burgess, Geo. Clough and several others. | ------Henry Pegler, an Englishman. Myrtie Collins who has been spending the the recent gale. Men’s, Youths’, Boys' it was very difficult to record in all cases the y/0 c an Now Talk With Boston and Other Dis- Rih ki*ort.—Sid. 16th, sch. Mazurka, Bos­ summer in Rockland has returned to the city Sch. Nelson Bartlett, of Thomaston, Boston T/fE Sf^lKE And the BEEF —Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Lane of Camden are name and former residence, too, so that we lanl Places— The Efficient Local Force. ton; 18th, sch. Empress, Providence; same visiting here------M. W. Mowry has been in shall not attempt to give the locality. The for Bath, arrived at Vineyard Haven Friday date, sch. Ariosto, Boston, all with lime from has arrived, and following are among the names given. In and Children’s the city on business------Mr. and Mrs. Silas with loss of starboard anchor and 45 fathoms most cases some personal bits of history were Friday morning Superintendent Stamford of G. E. Carleton------15th, sch. II. F. Kimball, / s . for the next few \V. McLoon are in town for a short visit------of chain on Nantucket Shoals Thursday. given to identify. Through this fine and telephone fame called up T he C.-G. from Boston; 18th, sch. Silas McLoon, Boston; Mrs. C. F. Wood and Miss Adelia Wood Sch. Nile, before reported at Vineyard dayt> we shall offer the b t s t spent last week here, returning to Rockland sensitive organism the denizens of the spirit Portland and conversed sweetly and easily 19th, sch. Ethel I. Merriam, Boston, sld. Friday------Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Butler are land were able to come anti show themselves over all those miles of wire. It was appar­ Haven with cargo of lime on lire, sailed Fri­ with lime from the S. E. A H. L. Shepherd and give proof to insure identification. ently as easy as conversation over local cir­ Overcoats, W e s te rn . . . . spending a few days in Boston------R. R. Ul­ day for New York the fire having been Co.------Wood vessels Lucinda, Motto and mer and C. C. Tibbetts were in town Friday Capt. Alfred Sleeper, Wm. Farnsworth, cuits. The line to Boston is now all com­ Wilson Merrill, and Hester his wife, Angie pleted. The first message from Rockland smothered. Myra B. all discharged wood last week for ------Capt. and Mrs. Chas. Williams were visi­ Sch. Wm. J. Lermond, Hupper, arrived at tors to the city during the week. Crockett, Robert Crockett, Geo. Gregory,' over the long distance line was sent a week S. E. A H. L. Shepherd Co------Sld. i8thy Round Steak Herbert Messer, Joseph Thorndike, Wm. ago Friday to Gardiner. A copper metallic Philadelphia iSth from Havana. sch Ripley, Boston; 22d, W. C. Norcross, Ulsters Thompson, Horace Perry, Capt. James circuit has been put in and the service be- Sch. Abbie S. Walker, which arrived in “In Old Kentucky,” the great melodrama Cousins, Mrs. J. F. Wise, Herbert -Perry, tween all places in the state is line, while with Boston; with lime from Carleton, Norwood hich comes to the Boston theater tomorrow Albert Haskell, Austin L. I'ease, Rachel and | Boston it is very good. A copper metallic Washington, D. C., on the 16th from Vinal­ ACo.----- Sld. 20th, sch. Harry Messer, Phil­ 15c lb. evening for a long engagement, bids fair to Eva Pease, Israel L. Perry, Capt. Geo. wire has been put in between Camden haven, lost both anchors and chains, and sus- I adelphia, with ice from the Rockport Ice make a hit. It enjoyed a successful run of \z\z\z\zwv I’hilbrook, Capt. Thomas W. Hix,Capt. II. A. and Rockland which will greatly improve the tained other slight damages in the gale of the Co.------Arr. 20th, sch. Ella May from Boston. seven months at the Academy ol music in Pitcher, Harry Pitcher, T. R. Pillsbury, service over this important circuit. loth inst. She arrived in tow. New York. Greater care than ever has been Morton Blackinton, Mabel Blackinton, Capt. 1 ______T homaston—Arrived 18th, sch. Eliza Lev- Good Corned Beef Sch. James W. Bigelow, Bird, was at Perth | taken in preparing its equipment for the Bos- L. T. Whitmore and wife, Benj. Palmer and , { , ensaler, Keller, New York via Boston. Sailed, I ton engagement; all the scenery is new. In wife Sophia, Arunafa Robbins and wife, Alfred 1 hc .raea fur. u8*: ° f the k'"R ,ll8lanc' hne Amboy iSth for an eastern port. ! the New York production there were 100 aux- II.Cubb.H ugh Kelsey, Uncle•• • David...... are Rowell as follows for f° live ' “vet minute ni,nu“: conversations: c° n™ Diadem, Poland, Boston, and Ella Pressey, Bath 40, Sch. Mary Langdon, Hatch, from Balti­ Reefers! Selah G. Dennis. Samuel Dennis, Geu. S. 1.,,8“ ln 35 “ p L, Maloney, from Burgess, O’Brien A Co.; Lot­ 4c lb: j iliaries; in the Boston theater production there more with coal, and Carrie L. Hix, Rogers, 1 I will be 200 on the stage at one time in several Wiggin, Hiram Gregory, Bernard Ackerman, , 35> ^w iston 55, Portiaortland 65, tie, Brown, and B. H. Jones, Maloney, from with cement from Rondout, arrived in Port­ of the scenes. Ten horses will contest in the Geo.n-o F.I.' Lothrop,Tnth.on Ella M.M HewettHewett, LottieI ,,nie ; Waterv.lle *40. '• II “a "'"senger messenger has toU be used J. A Creighton A Co.; Cyrus Chamberlain, Smith, daughter of Alvah Smith, Peter and 'he cost of messengersservtee wdl he added. land Saturday. The sale of Overcoats and Ul­ REMEMBER THE PLACE. race scene, whereas there were but five in the Hart, from J. O. Cushing A Co., for New New York production. Daniel Murphy, Leonora T. Tolman, Geo.! Sch. William II. .^Uisun, Kenniston, from ' 252 M AIN ST. York. sters at the New EnglamlJCIotk.-, M. B. Curtis in “Sam’l of Posen” has no I.. Brewster, Ambrose Rogers, Lewis Dean, The Rockland exchange now has 112 sub- Bath for Richmond, with a cargo of ice, was I Sarah E. Dean, Henry Buxton, Clarence scribers, a ’phone for C. E. Tuttle being a ing House last Fall and Winter cause for complaint at the receotion he has aground on the outer fiats at Edgartown Sat­ FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS. met at the Park theater the past week. The Veazie, Abby Veazie, Benj. Sargent, Frank recent addition. The most the exchange has was absolutely enormous, which Copeland, Orilla Greenleaf, John Burns, had at any one time was 115. Six years ago urday morning and was floated by wreckers I S. G PRESCOTT & CO. large audiences have nightly testified their ap­ Reported From Brown A Co.'a Weekly was owing, no doubt, to their preciation of Mr. Curtis and his fine company Oliver P. and Wm. Scolly, Washington Gil- there were 52 subscribers. without damage, and proceeded. Freight Circular. larTelephone Connection by hearty laughter, sp mtaneous applause and bert, Nathan I.ongley, Wm. L. Lawrence, ------Sch. A. Heaton, Snow, is bound to Cam­ Immense Stock and the Low Dea. Leander Packard, Wm. II. Genthner, Rockland is very fortunate in the local No appreciable change can be n /ted in the Geo. W. Colby, Elijah Daggett, David W. management of the exchange, all those ein- den from Elizabethport. Prices placed on each garment, Schs. Nautilus, Helen, Morris A: Clift, condition of general business, or in the ton­ Wellman, Henry Demuth, Peter and Martin ployed at “central” being accommodating nage market, since last week’s reference. *** tiiat made almost every visitor 15. I I iijs tiiiii’si, Collamore, Geo. W. Richards of Camden, and capable. Following is the personnel: Chase, from Rockland, and Seventy-Six fr«»m Long voyage general cargo freights are quiet, to this House in need of an G. I . Burgess and wife, Charlotte B. Gould, Miss Mabel Spear, charge d’ affaires; Miss Thomaston, arrived in Hart Island Roads the berths being for the moment well covered. Louisa and Benj. C. Gould, Capt. C. GouTtl, Lou Rhodes, day assistant; Guy Thomas, Suitable tonnage, however, is not plentiful Overcoat or Uls'er a puichaser. ( apt. Gilkey, Alden Miller, Mr. Kidder, night operator; Reuben L. McIntosh, line- Saturday. 316 and 318 Main St. Sch. M. A. Achom, Achorn, is about ready and previous low rates could probably not be l’he New England Clothing Co Euuice K. Richards, Hiram Bliss (evi- man. shaded. Naval store freights are quiet and dently meaning Bass; and wife Cornelia to sail for Bridgewater, N. S., where she will nominally steady. Timber and deal freights believes mat during the coming James Thorndike and wife Lucy, PORTLAND ANO BELFAST. load lumber for Canary Islands. from the Provincial and yellow pine ports Fall a d Winter they can equal, Capt. Barnabas Philbrook, Nathaniel Buck, remain exceedingly dull and barely steady, Dr. H ...... Sch. Fannie Whitmore, Campbell, soiled if not increase their Great Sale Catch 011 to some of the Great Bargains we are now yesterday for New York, ice-laden from Ban­ the European markets being heavily stocked. t S 'T 1"” * Line Contemplated-Proposed River Plate lumber freights, though substan­ of last season, as they have Rebecca Colson, Joseph Thormlike, Eliza J. Landing Places, Company and Name. gor. tially unchanged and quiet, are easy from the lately opened the Largest Stock offering. W e have just arrived from the great markets and Crosby, I'rank Ruunds, Capt. Wm. Bennett These limesters sailed yesterday: Robert South, $11.50 being about the best obtainable (ex warden,) Wm. Flint, Benj. Flint, Mark B. Capt. O. C. Oliver of Bath, who has com- rate from the (iulf to Buenos Ayres on the $2 of Overcoats an 1 Ulsters of ev­ Hooper, Emery Getchell, Mrs. Chas. C. Mor* mantled steamer Nahanada of the Bath and A. Snow, Pillsbury, New York, from J. Tol­ have bought an immense stock o f form of charter party. Fur Brazil a fair in­ ery desirable Style, Quality and 1 ton, giving her maiden name as Clara Water- Boothhay line for some time, was in this city man; E. G. Willard, Gilbert, Richmond, Va., quiry prevails for lumber and general cargo man, Chas, and Simon Simmons, John Nash, Friday in the interest of a proposed new from A. F. Crockett Co.; James L. Maloy, vessels with hardly any change in rates, al­ Shade ever placed on their Geo. Keating, Joel C. Miller, 1 hotnas W. steamboat line from Portland to Bath, touch- Bernel, New York from A. J. Bird A: Co.; though $13.72 was accepted for a ship from Bowers, Ralph Currier, Cyrus Averill, Elijah ing at Christmas Cove, l’etnaquid, Boothbay, counters, and have : : NEW FALL GOODS. Idaho, Hall, New York, from Farrand, Spear Pensacola to Rio. Outward West India ''lita s, Sterling Davis, Geo. Tossett, John port Clyde, Rockland, Camden and Belfast. freights are quiet ami barely steady, while • Walker, Benj. 1 rue, John J. Allen, Augustus 'f|ie p |an js for the |»oat to leave Portland at & Co.; Westside, Smith, New York, from homeward freights show no improvement. M o re ’ Spear, Mary A. Davis, Mrs Louisa Chanipney. gJX a. m., arriving in Belfast at four p. m. W e shall give our customers seme wonderful baigains for Joseph Abbott. Coastwise yellow pine lumber and tie freights 1-rom Stockton came Amos 1 reat, John Portland, Bath and Rockland capital are Sch. Jordan L. Mott, with lime from F. fail to show any gain, and the demand for Genuine Bargains Black, Capt. Otis Harriman, Nancy J. Shute, interested, and a meeting will be held in Cobb & Co., is ready for sea. tonnage falls below the expectation of those the next thirty days. James and Polly Lampher, Jerome Harris and Portland in about a week for the purpose of who had calculated upon a brisker business Than Ever Before! Jason W. Madden. organization. It will probably be called the Sch. G. M. Brainerd, Mullen, sailed today without the advent of cool weather. Coal Those who are in ne'e! Then came Thomas II. Allen and Ezekiel Portland & Penobscot Steamboat Co. with Ante from F. Cobb M Co., for New York. freights eastward are without appreciable Pease, Capt. David Kalloch, John Abjuist, model for the boat has been drawn by Sch. Laura M. Lunt, Peck, with ice from change, but firm with a moderate business, warm, durable Overcoat or UL Mrs. Hannah Rivers, Geo Robinson, Dea. marine architect Fred Rideout of Bath. The vessels being in moderate supply. Lermond Kallock, Capt. Wm. Woodside, pjan calls for a boat of the propeller type, Bangor for New York, was in the harbor ster, will positively find here 1 Case Bleached trash onlj’4 cents 10 pieces all colors fine handsome Charter-*—Sch. Jerome B. Look, hence Uncle Caleb Bucklin, Nathan Stanton, Capt. about the size o f the Sappho, at the Maine Sunday. to Demerara, $1,500.—Sch. Etta M. Barter, the Largest Variety to select! a yard. Serge for 50 cents never sold for less Priest and his mother Mary, Mabel Beverage, Central ferry, to cost $75,000. She will be a Monday’s arrivals were : G. W. Reed, Can- Norris and Gleason Piper, Dr. Gleason, Dr. tlyer, capable of 20 miles an hour, and will be Jacksonville to Martinique, lumber, $6.75 from, at Unequalled Low Prices than 65 cents. 15 pieces colored Estabrook, John Whitmore, Lucy Glidden, elegantly fitted up with parlors and other dage, Bluehill, with wood for K. C. Rankin; one port, $7 two ports.—Sch. Jennie F. Wil­ 1 Case new style Black and Gold Jennie Gray, Tilley Clement, Joshua Lamb accoutrements for a day boat. The Bath Seth Nyman, Rice, wood for C. Doherty; ley, St. Martins, to New York, salt, 6 cents. dress goods for 12 1-2 cents would —Sch. Henry Souther, Wiscasset and Port­ ('apt. John Allen, Alfred O. Ingersoll, Nath’l lrOn works will build the engine, and either Ella Heath, W. II. Jewell and Gen. Grant, prints for 7 cents. land to Demerara, p. t.—Sch. J. B. Holden, be cheap for 20 cents. Ames, Winthrop /Vines, Capt. Lester Bab- the New England Co. of Bath or George A. lumber for the W. II. Glover Co.; Surprise, bidge, Isaiah Larrabee, I lorace Winchenbach, Gillchrest of this city the hull, with the proba- Jacksonville to New York, lumber, p. t.— NEW ENGLAN1 Geo. Raizor of Razorville, and an old Revolu- bilities favoring the latter. Tremont, wood for A. C. Gay & Co.; Laura Bk. Henry Norwell, hence to Galveston, gener­ 1 Case 7'oilet Quilts for 98 cents al cargo, p. t.—Sch.Flora Pressey, State Island We have another lot of the Novel­ tionary soldier from same place named Kop- i she will make three round trips a week. Phillips, Nutter, Addison, cooperage for A. perhold, Isaiah Perry, who said he died in ' ------to Boston, plaster, $1 and loaded.—Sch. Al- CLOTHING HOUSE, worth 81.25. C. Gay & Co.; Lizzie & Annie, wood for C. meda Willey, Brunswick to New London, ties in dress goods for 39 cents a Mr. Pulsifer’s store while selling hay and po-1 nciiip ncoAincn tatoes, D. A. Graves, Harry Weston Graves, PtlHb n trm ntU. Doherty; Northern Light, French, Portland. lumber, p. t.—Sch. Victory, hence to Boston 37 1 MAIN 8T. 39 yard These goods are 40 inches Louisa Piper, Sadie P. Vose. Nearly all the Arrived in New York yesterday brig Caro­ and Bangor, general cargo, $300. Turkey Red Table Linen 25 cents above were recognized as correct. S. Steamer Frank Jones Meets With an Accident line Gray, Locke, U. S. of Colombia with Coal.—Sch. Helen, Elizabethport to Bar wide and all wool. We are showing warranted fust color. New lot of at Castme and Goes to Bath. mahogany. Harbor, 65 cents.—Sch. Silver Spray, South the best lot of Black Dress Goods and STEAMBOAT SPARKS. ______Amboy to Thomaston, 70 cents.—Sch. Cata- Mclnnis&Sullivan Sch. Hattie A. Marsh is chartered to load Table Linen 25, 50, 62, 75 and 81.00 wamteak, Hoboken to Camden, 55 cents.— Successors to at the lowest prices ever made on fine , , . , . , , , Coming out of Castine harbor Monday stone at Long Cove for New York. Sch. Georgie Berry, Port Liberty to Rock­ A lady wishes to extend her thanks to njght of last week the steamer Frank Jones JAMES DONOHUE, per yard. Napkins to match. Capt. George Rowe, formerly of sch. Lulu land, 60 cents. goods. Agent l re Gentjj Island. The advertisement ill another col- paired. A FINE 50 CENT has been stripped and found in good condi­ commanded by Capt. F. B. Barter of Cumber­ umn gives further particulars. The work will he rushed to completion by land Ceuter, formerly of St. George. She is ing at. and Children. Our Fleeced lined Commencing Monday, Get. 29, the boats ‘He middle of this week. Capt. Dennison tion. She will have new rails, be replanked partially insured. FORMOSA OOLONG; will make three trips per week leaving Rock- says he must have the boat by Tuesday night and generally overhauled. Sch. John K. Souther, which has been in Jersey Vests at 25 and 50 cents are land for Boston Monday, Wednesday and Fri- anyhow. Capt. M. L. Smith is in command of sch. If you want to save money visit Boston for repairs after being ashore, sailed bargains. day. Victory, the vessel having sailed Thursday for Wednesday for Baltimore, seeking. c ts our store. No one can leave with­ ROCKPORT ROBBERY. Important Discovery. Beverly from J. 'Tolman. Sch. James Young, Cookson, sailed from Jacksonville, Sept. 10, with a cargo of lumber out buying after seeing the pretty Sch. Norman has completed repairs al the Best Prints only 5(*cents a yard. The house of Capt. 1.. P. Healil of Rock- P l UI.ISI1EKS OF CoURlEK-GAZKri K South Railway and will load granite at Sar- for St. Thomas, W. I. Not having since been 7 bars Royal Soup...... 2 goods and the low prices we are now i port wag broken into Priddy night while Mrs. j wj,b ,o announce through your paper I oeniville for New Vork reported the owners aie apprehensive that she Healil was at church. They cut a hole over „ ,1 1 i i • . . r .1 | genlvijle lor-New York. met with trouble in the hurricane which swept Sli licet Patent Flour. ... 84., g iving. Gouri 40 inch Sliecliug only 5 cents the knob of the door and turned the lock. tl,M 1 have produced an orntmeut for the cure Sch. Racehorse, Henshaw, arrived from i the southern coast about the middle of Sep­ Tulia from ...... 35c to . | I'hcy secured $20 or so in coins that w-ere in of piles. Obstinate cases cured with a few Boston Tuesday. tember. a bag in a basket of beads. Under the beads weeks treatment, Brooms, extra good...... 1 West Side, Smith, arrived l uesday I Ship Gen. Knox was sold at auction in was bidden some $50 or St>o that they didn't 1 desire the address of persons aflheted with from Boothbay to load from Joseph Abbott! New York the ibtb inst. for $77*0, to a tow­ ,ind, while Mrs. Heald's satchel, hanging in ...... iron, ooo.nnay to r boat and transportation company of New plain sight on the wall, also had money in it. th“ ulalad>- “ •“ «*P Meats, Vegetables, Canned Ge York city, it is understood that the ship will E. B. HASTINGS. Theyey upset the beds in their search for J- IRELAND, Arrived Wednesday—Schs. Nevada and ! be converted mtoa barge and be used in the 010-010 ZME-A-IHSr ST-, R O O K -IjA N D . hidden treasure. 42 45 Last Rochester, N. II. ' Fearless, Boston; Carrie May, St. George ' coal trade. I he Geu. Knox was one of the Door in the Coiner. !*£ Q THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23. 1834,

SANTA THERESA. the gloom and depression have gone, the step LOCAL LACONICS. FOR MEN ONLY. is firm and buoyant and the heart cheerful with (T he follow lug p.»em was written by Miss Rita hope and ambition. This is what Dr. Greene’s Creighton Smith, daughter of C. 8. Smith and wife remedies are doing every day for these poor Matters Trivial and Important Dished Up In BARGAINS of Thomaston, and read by Mrs. Josiah Burnham of Portland at the Federation of Women’s Clubs, sufferers. They are making strong, able men Abbreviated Form for Home Use. recently held in Lewiston. Miss Smith Is seventeen A Splendid P rivate Lec= out of week, nervovs sufferers, and surely no ------O F ------years of age. and has decided poetic talent, as *’ greater or nobler work was ever accomplished. INFANTS iNVALIDS. poem Itself shown.) The County Commissioners were in session two- How They lei Women Have Their Fhysicians have always been in the habit of Tuesday and Wednesday, auditing bills and ture to Men. prescribing poisons for this disease, and the THERESA, TIIB CHILD. transacting routine business.----- N. A. Pack­ Rights in Chili. harm done by them is incalculable. Such ard raised this year nearly two tons of fine Two children wandering hand In hand. poisonous drugs do not in the least build up squashes------How much a coat of paint im­ BARGAINS uh With weary feet that the grasses fret, and strengthen the system, they only impover proves a place ! W. T. Prescott’s cosy resi­ THESI.% ONLY F! BF-CT Over the beautiful Spanish land, Powerful Words Never To ish the blood, weaken still more the already dence, corner Orange and Pleasant streets, has Substitute for Mother’s Miik. i Tlinninsti n t’npliiin and Ills Experience The tears on their dimpled cheeks still wet; exhausted nerves, and make the patient worse A representative of VV. Nnxvtnn Upper Falls. Mass recently been painted in pretty colors and is l > a r Qt r a —I »i'.’..••iM v im r M ellln’s Food in Tulia I and Vicinity—Hard Place While one looks back with a longing face, Be Forgotten. than before taking them. Common sense will improved in looks 100 per cent------Lights twoje.it-*. tu n h liih iy i- ” .nn» r. • to the d lags at his eager sister’s pace. tell all thinking persons that harmless vegeta­ O. Hewett Jfc Co. gave a ubtlc. It H surely the best foiwl hi the mar- burning in the Park street pant factory nights Eet for Infant*:♦»*,! von z rhtidrvn; our little for u Veisel Io bay—Something abont ble remedies which give renewed strength and and the sound of machinery after nightfall And she—adroop Is bar trembling mouth, vigor, are what are required in this, as well as Kiri used it cM-i : ■ 1 the Country, its Urography anil For the land of the Moors is far - so far! indicate a rush of business there------Looks whole week’s time in tbe •»1 v. .4 • H u n ter . all chronic and nervous diseases. tt^«e'i'.llle. Maine. But her eyes are fixed on the distant south of South Main street improved 50 per cent by Dear >‘rs • am n nun- i ave need your , Topogiaphy. Music Hall. Boston, Has a Thousands of unhappy suflerers all over the widening of street and building a new side­ Boston market and re­ Food a tre a t « >. out! I find It Is the b“9t In a childish faith that naught can mar. land are constantly being cured by his won­ food Usji u . r Infun:.'. Yours respectfully, So, footsore and weary, they journey on walk------First Baptist Choral Association will Mrs. G'MER K e n n e y . Great Audience. derful remedies. If you belong to this class, turned with the 'Neath the burning rays of the southern sun. soon give a concert in Warren------Work will S E N D for oor book, “ The Cure and do not delay anotner moment, but consult Dr. soon begin building Ulmer street------The Hall .liner of InfntitH,” mailed ROBABLY T h e C. G. For the Father told them, yesternight, Greene, take these remedies yourself and get Free to any ndtlveos. tenement block, South Main street, has been readers will be enter­ That he whom the Moors shall take and slay well. For you will be cured just so surely as receiving slight repairs. Dollber-Goodale Co., Boston, Ma; tained in the following Dwells ever in Heaven’s most high delight; you take them. His office is at 34 Temple Paint anil paper arc being marie to brighten Greatest Bargains Every Word Went Straight Place, Boston, Mass., where he consults with extracts from a letter Aud so they rose at the break of day and improve the Postal 'Telegraph office------(You may laugh If you will,but the tears will come) all, free o f charge. Mischeivous boys tied a tin pail to a dog’s t written home by Capt. To seek for the crown of martyrdom. to the Heart, Another great blessing to these patients is tail, 'Thursday. The dog got tangled up with Ever produced in the history Fred D. Waldo of ship the doctor’s system of letter correspondence. the pail, and was run over by a heavy team Ah, poor Theresa! In vain you seek! Down Go Provisions! Isaac Reed, which was This enables men all over the United States, and crushed to death. o f trade. Dear would-be martyr,denied tho rack! suflering from this disease, to consult him George Batty of Portland, the versatile *' af*’n 8 nitrate at Tal- Dark lashes drooped on the tear-stained cheek, A Talk That Was of Great without leaving their homes, and absolutely musician and entertainer, is in the city, look­ tai for the States, under Asleep, they found her, and brought her back, free of charge. Write him a letter stating how ing ami appearing as natural as of old------W. | ASK TO SEE THEIR date of Aug. 27. The letier was written to a A small, tired woman, who stood In vain. and Priceless Value. you feel, and he will answer it, describing G. Singhi and F. A. Thorndike took a trip to member of his family and not 01 iginally in­ But the woman, failing, strives again. your complaint thoroughly, telling what to do Boston, Thursday, on the City of Bangor.----- A11 that men knew ot good or wise— to be cured, and the cost of the necessary Fred M. Davies goes to New York with Capt. tended for publication: medicines. ALL WOOL Stern Ideals of the elder day— [ Special front Boston. ] J. A. Campbell. He will visit Hiram Snow. She is yours, this child with the ardent eyes; This system of treatment throughjetter cor­ Myrtic Young, of the class o f’95, is un­ Mollendo was the worst place 1 ever went respondence has proved of incalculable im­ How will ye mould this living clay? B o sto n, Oct. 17.—Men want to be strong. able to attend school this term because of to. We would roll at anchor as if we were portance, as thousands of men are being cured Can ye bring this girl to her woman’s best? They want good health, sound bodies, vigor­ sickness------Miss Annie Barter of Bluehill H e n r i e t t a s off Cape Horn, and there was one we* k there by it who could never afford to come to the I fling down my glove : ye accept the test. has been visiting Mrs. Artemus Tibbetts------was so much surf we could not work dis­ ous constitutions. city, but who, by having the medicine sent Mrs. George F. Kaler is in Portland, at the charging cargo. II. They were told just how to obtain all these them, at the low prices which the Doctor al­ Eye and Ear Infirmary for treatment to her Taltal is one cf the best places on the coast, THERESA. THE OIRL. last evening, in that great private lecture to ways charges, are enabled to be perfectly and eyes. and we can lay here as safe and comfortable permanently cured. Write him at once, if you as if we were in New York, and the diflerence I have looked in my m irror, mid Io! I have found men, given by the noted specialist Dr. Greene, 3 7 s C myself fair! cannot visit him at the office, 34 Temple is so great we can appreciate it. Vessels that of 34 Temple Place, Boston, Mass., in Music Place, Boston, Mass., and we promise you a OUTLOOK. For my eyes are alight ’ueath the lustrous black go to Mollendo often get into trouble, but wi Hall, Boston. People have learned that speedy and permanent restoration to sound waves of my hair. were f> rtunate enough to get away without when this noted physician gives a lecture, and vigorous health. 'The paper that headed its report of a bril­ ~\ 1 anything happening to us. And this dress, loo, becomes me. I wonder If Worth 50c. All Colors they will hear something they want to know, liant wedding with “Bridle Bits” is in trouble. Chili is the sm e in extent from north to when I come in to south as the United States from east to They will turn to behold me, to-night? Ahi these something that will greatly benefit them. RAIL ANO TIE . The prospect of David B. Hill’s success or ASK TO SEE THEIR west—about 2000 miles. It is the most pow thoughts tire a sin! The doctor has devoted his whole)life to defeat is the all-prevailing topic around the Once I longed for the crown of a martyr, aud glories eiful and enterprising of the Spanish Ameri­ the study of chronic and nervous diseases. Annual Meeting of the Wiscasset Road— Knox & store stoves of an evening. Among astute can Republics. The climate is very even, above; His treatment is so different and his success Lincoln Notes and Happenings. politicians it isn’t believed that the Shepherd M. F. DONOHUE, not much change during the year. The ther And now, I long only to live: to he loved.—and bolt will amount to much. Bets are being 4 5 - i n c h m o m e tc r stands about 60 or 70 degrees, and to love. so much greater than that of . ny other physi­ placed even on Morton and Hill. I have grown to be worldly aud sinful. I passed, The annual meeting of the Wiscasset & it seldom rains. 'T he people speak Spanish cian that his name and the wonderful cures Quebec Railroad Co. was held in Wiscasset CITY MARKET, and are m 4 e industrious and intelligent than yesternight, he has made, and is making every day, are Isn’t it a rather dubious way of putting it, The good, gray headed Father, whoso tales were 'Tuesday, and the following officers elected : the Peruvians. The country is very rich in Directors—B. T. Rundlett, Henry Ingalls, to say, for example, that the wedded pair will SERGE Iorner Park and Unij.i btreets. my childhood’s delight, known in every household in the land. A ir.muaS. The exports are nitrate, copper Wiscasset: W. F. P. Fogg, I. C. Libby, “ make their future home in Boston?” Why ot ar. :. er. There is not a blade of green lu my hair a red rose, on my lips a gay fragm ent of n who can rise to such a conception of not say that “ the wedded pair will make their Big stock just in. Must Waterville; A. R. G. Smith, Whitefield; A. gras >r a *ree gr aving on the coast. The song, the action of medicines on the human system, M. Card, Aina: George II. Crosby, Llewellyn future earthly home in Boston,” and thus do w a r used here is condensed and we pay live He turned wheu I passed him, and sighed. Then has indeed well earned the title of the greatest Libby, Albion; F. O. Brainard, China. away with all doubt. 39c I knew It was wrong, ci u * per gallon, this country’s currency. living specialist. President, B. T. Rundlett; General Man­ I, for another ear load. I Santiago anti Valparaiso the street car And plucked out the rase, but my spirit was ager, W. F. P. Fogg; Treasurer, William D. W o rth 62 l-2c. All C olors. „. ..l. ul...is are women. They were first era- stubborn and wild. ITis private lecture to men is one of the MANY APPLICANTS most important and valuable which he gives, Patterson. ;• war time when men were scarce, I have prayed all last night, on my knees, for the The stockholders voted 1,196 shares in lonohue’s Fancy Patent $ 4 5u but were found so useful that they were re­ faith of a child inasmuch as it deals with that large class of Are there for the position now held by Dep­ nervous, weak men, which is so fearfully com­ favor to 42 against to authorize an issue of ASK TO SEE THEIR tained. They wear dark blue dresses, white For the faith that slipped from me with childhood, 5300,000 of bonds for the purpose of com­ uty Sheriff Rivers, as tramp guardian in the standard...... 4 .0 0 aprons and a straw or white felt hat. and comes not again, mon. For what is moie terrible than a pleting and extending the road to a connec­ stone yard department of the county. The In coming to these ports there is much more When to follow the right seemed so simple. 1 physically and mentally weak man, with weak Orange Blossom...... 3 50 nerves’, whose energy and ambition are gone. tion with the Canadian Pacific and Bangor A position pays $2 a day, rain nr shine. Among care for the captain, as there are no light­ prayed, but In vain. Aroostook roads. The road will be finished houses, pilots or tug boats. Ab, sweet saints, and dear Mother, assist me, nnd And yet this great country is filled with just the applicants are Officer W. B. Hills of the NOVELTY Good Enough...... -3 .2 5 such men, whose hopes have been blighted, to Burnham the present season. These Flours a'.l warranted; money refunded If not pity ray youth! ambitions paralyzed, and whose lives have Rockland police, W. L. Blackington, and Fori cry out in darkness, "O, God! Where Is as represented. Delivered in Rockland or Thom proved failures because of weakened nerves Superintendent Thomas Hawken of the Fred Clough, at one time deputy sheriff un­ an ton. MATTERS HYMENEAL. right? Where Is truth?’’ and exhausted strength. local street railway is m Atlanta, Ga., attend­ der Sheriff Gray. Finest Line of Meats and Groceries In all Thy wide bounteous creation have these DRESS Thousands of young men of the brightest ing the street railroad convention. This office is at the disposal o f the County IN THE CITY. Pretty October Wedding in Waldoboro—Advance things no place— intellect, with unlimited brain power, and of Choice Cut Sirloin Roawt...... 18c Notes Regarding a Beautiful Trousseau. Light, music, and bird-soug, and laughter, and the most splendid prospects, notice that they Commissioners. Corned Beef. 1...... 5c to 8c beauty of face? are not making the most of their abilities, that The conductors of Maine are wearing a Good S teak ...... 2 lbs. 25c Yet the angels are beautiful, surely.—There be who black and white button for 30 days in mem­ 18 Ibe. Revere Granulated Sugar...... $1.00 their power to work is falling short, and that Waldoboro was the scene of a very lovely h ive loved ory of one of their number, a conductor of GOODS 10 I ba. choice Sweet Potutoea...... ,25c wedding, Wednesday, in which Frank Leslie they are. lOlba. Sllver-nkln O nions...... 25c Like mere women, aud is not Saint Isabel, there the Grand Trunk, recently killed, Welt of the Boston Journal and Emily daugh­ 4 lbs. best Raisin**...... 25c fore, approved? NOT MAKING THAT SUCCESS 1 lb. best Rio Coffee...... 25c ter of Mrs. Isaac Reed of Waldoboro figured 1 Jb. best Black T e a ...... 50c Is It wrong In the sky to be bright, in the flower for which they had reason to hope. Thou­ 5Oc, 75c, S1.OO, as groom and bride. Rev. James S. William­ sands of middle-aged men of undoubted abil­ Frank Keizer has been off a few days for Apples of all kinds very low, by the barrel. son of Augusta officiated. The home was to ue gay ? Ah, Lord! would thy manifest finger but point me ity, of indomitable perseverance and of tbe a rest. Al. Berry takes Mr. Keizer’s place C ^A ll good-, snld at Bottom Prices beautifu ly decorated. The bride was lovely and Albert Hall of Jefferson fills Mr. Berry’s the way highest mental attainments have seen their W orth 75c, SI.OO, SI 25 for Cash. in a gown of cafe au lait embroidered crepe, place. I would bow to Thy portents, nor tremble, I think, power, little by little g-> from them, until they trimmed with velvet. Miss ' 'allie Welt, sister have been forced to abandon their lofty am o f groom, was a charming maid of honor in a at Thy rod. M F. Donohue. CITY MARKET. What, Dolores? The dance? I am coming.— bitions and give up in despair. Like the line The Unde Tom’s Cabin Co. comes with ASK TO SEE THEIR CORNER PARK AND UNION STS. costume of white cashmere and bengaline silk. Forgive me, <» God I sands of an hour-glass trickling through a two private cars, a living car and baggage Telephone 40 3. 40 A lunch was served after the ceremony and III. minute opening, so their power, vigor and am­ the bridal party took train for Boston. They bition unconsciously fades away, leaving them will reside at 3 Boston Avenue, West Med­ SAINT THERESA. weak, enervated and unable to longer main­ ford. Bhe who was once Theresa d’Avila tain their position in the bnsiness world. MUSICAL MATTERS. Light as a Fairy, The bride is a young lady of many graces — Her very name cast off with worldly things; Thousands of old men, wiih whitened hair and FANCY SILKS. of character and person, an