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Courier Gazette T he (Courier—Gazette. ROCKLAND GAZETTE F.8TABI.ISIIEI) 184ft. ( &bc |1rcss is tbc ^rdjhncbean £cbcr that (Robes tbc £olorlb at pollars a ijear iTW lI IIIII.I.IHM A YEAR IN ADVANIJffc ROCKLAND COURIER K8TABI.I8HED 1874.1 1 SINGLE OOI-IES PRICE FIVE CKTIU Y o u . 7 .--N ew S e r ie s . ROCKLAND, MAINE, TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 188b. N umber 14. 1 - , - - ------------------------------- NEW ENGLAND ABOUT TOWN. ABOUT OUR CREAMERY. CHECKERS. LAND! FARMS! "Tho unostcntstioufl gnm eof drtuiphtft. *—J’o». A Strong Argument in Its Favor. CLOTHING HOUSE, .*,Oood game* and original problem « solicited Solutions desired. All communication!, to this $5.00 TO $10.00 PER ACRE —AGKNT8 roil — column should be addressed to G. W. Br u u n , Warren, Maine. READING THE TRUTH! A Correspondent Endorses “T’s” Letter — WILL BUY SOME OF THE— And Adds Supplementary Evidence— The black men always occupy squares 1 to 21 H A T H A W A Y ’S He Scores Several Good Points—Ex­ Inclusive, and the white men 21 to 32 Inclusive. FINEST LANDS IN THE WEST. C. I). Chaplcs is the city lamp-lighter. ceptional Advantages Mentioned— The player having black men always moves first, CELEBRATED How Prices are Affected. the players alternating in using those men. II. Gallcrt left Thuasday for New York. ADnnsAA, HoMr.Rvn.i.c, Ma ss. P roblem N o . 231. A Perpetual Benefit Rockland certainly needs a shoe-factory. Mu. E d it o r BLACK. C. H.STARRETT, White & Fancy Shirts. Snow slides had another gala day, Wednes­ Perhaps you may think inc a chronic adviser, Real Estate Agent and Notary Public, day. TO THE PUBLIC lint your correspondent “ I'” in T u b C.-O. of t. 9 Those who have worn H a tha w ay S h ir t s arc [ LENORA, NORTON 0 0 . KANSAS. A big (lock of wild geese went over Tuesday the 13th of March has touched upon one of my * G .. not satisfied with any other make. When made night. hobbies nml I propose to put in my oar and,by from me&BUrd It has been found dillieult to got a SHOPPING shirt that fits as well. The sizes are so graded Miss Celia lloyil has returned front her visit the way, it is not very bard to establish “ T’s’’ that large inen as well ns small can get shirts to fit to Ohio. identity, whether ns a writer on agricultural ...... ............ SURE AND PAYING them . matters or an actor on the dramatic stage. But The Lewiston is being put in line condition to get back to the (Object under consideration, for the season. INVESTMENTS. EVERY HATHAWAY SHIRT IS WAR let me say : I don’t think tho farmers of the • < - '< H.GALLERT’S C j e RANTED PERFECTLY MADE. Dr. D C. Perkins and family occupy their suburbs of Rockland ever ha J a mutter to con­ --------TI1E CltKAM 18 IN -------- new home on Park street. sider which lay nearer their pocket books than We have lately opened an immense stock o Last week’s bad travelling made eggs a scarce associated dairying, or in other words, the %%%1 D enver, Colorado. ‘/H a t h a w a y &HiRTiV,much larger than we Our preparations for the Spring and gilt-edged article of commerce. manufacture of creamery hatter in a factory. (POPULATION, 8G,0<>8.) have before carried in order to meet the demands ,/zz Z z ^ z '/.///.. is and Summer Trade arc on a larger There is to he an important meeting of the “T” plainly set forth some of the advantages Soii-i any am ount im mediately, Dig Prntlt ho. of our constantly increasing trade in these goods, Board ot Trade next Tuesday evening. which accrue to the farmer and his family I won now ami summer fur my Knox County Also a very large and handsome assortment of scale than ever before. Especially ■ friend.. Hay h<u” cti you— ........ want.-• J Twenty-three barrels of live lobsters went from this system, and I wish to mention some which lay in another direction. From a long does this apply to the following de­ out via American Express Wednesday morn­ Black to play and win. HENRY TROWBRIDGE, Hathaway Shirt Waists ing. experience in handling all grades of butter partments : from all over the country has grown a deep P ro b lem No. 232. ATTORNEY AT LAW, For Boys, that are Perfectly Made and Nice Fitting An Aines lad living on Brick street is suffer­ conviction that No. 910 16th St., Denver, Colorado. ing from a broken arm. Dr. Chamberlain THE ONLY SAI.VATIOX "1 .:<1 rW I <S*R«,fvrs io Editor of this paper JERSEYS, JERSEYS. attends him. for the dairy interests of Knox county farmers — WE ALSO CARRY A STOCK or— Fred Simonton is home from Bow,loin Col­ is in the creamery factory. I have brought The demand for this convenient lege. All of our Bowdotn boys are enthusiastic thousands of pounds of western creamery butter over their college. and economical garment has revived into Rockland to supply a trade which would, Fancy Shirts and Shirt Waists The Iopas Male Quartet, McNamara, and a not use Knox county farmer’s butter, and that Of other makers, which we arc selling and is likely to he worn during the soprano and pianist will give a line concert on thing is being done constantly and wtiy ? Spring and Summer. We have just Vinalhavcn in May. Simply because the world moves, and the peo­ AT VERY LOW PRICES. A special assembly of King Hiram Council, ple in it having had one taste of butter made uzWhat do you Say?-- opened an enormous line of Royal and Select Masters, was held in St. by modern methods in a creamery factory, John’s Hall, Thursday evening. from the milk of nice cows, nicely cared for, f f ' LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S have no longer any appetite lor hand-made but­ s T H A T I CAN BUY - A young man thought ihe spoous used at ter, even though tnaile by the best and neatest 280 MAIN ST., ROCKLAND. JERSEY WAISTS & JACKETS. the Baptist circle the oth.r evening were very butter makers, and in every respect as good as A B E TTE R SPEC TA CLE 13-14 ancient, as they were marked “ B. C.” I*- . All are new and stylish, the best their mothers and grandmothers it-cd to make. L B. Murry, the roofer, has returned from Immediately upon the establishment of the -------------FOR LESS MONEY --------------- Gardiner and is now at work putting a water­ creamery system in the west in such states as W HITE. fitting ever produced. One point White to play and draw. ---------AT CSNTHNER’S— - tight roofing on n Thomaston kiln-shed. Ohio, Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin ami Kansas, which deserves special mention is the Mrs. Thomas B. Glovtr and her daughter the western creamery butters took the lead in Solution to Problem No. 249. -THAN ANY OTHER PLACE- New York und Boston markets over all others, Black, 2 -3 —19* Low Prices at which we have marked Mrs. Gid M. Smith of this city are visiting W hite, 9*—10—I I —10. including the long celebrated Vermont dairies, --------IN R O C K L A N D .---------------- them. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Turner in San Francisco, White to piny and win. CHEESE! Cal. and this advantage lias been held until within 9-13 19.12 10-6 2.9 W . win*. a few years when the introduction of the o o o _____o o _____ o Uncle Sam wants some able bodied men be­ tween the ages of21 and 33 to serve in the reg­ creamery factory system into Vermont, New Solution to Problem No. 230. GLOVES! GLOVES! Hampshire and Maine turned the tide in favor Black, 10-12* - 28. ular arnty-o See the announcement in the W hite, 3*—26—30* Very Nice Plain Cheese, Fancy Sage postoflicc. of tho creamery butter of these states, which White to play and win. No boast when we say we have the now brings the highest market, proving that 3-7 7-11 11-10 lfl-20 20 10 Cheese, Neufchate! Cheese. Gov Marble has designed May 1st as Arbor largest stock of Ladies’, Misses’ and the natural advantages are here in the cast, but 1046 13J9 19-21 24-27 W. wins. day. We hope our schools will celebrate. Tho unless we profit by the creamery system they Gents’ Gloves to be found in this custom inaugurated by our last H. S. graduat­ arc lost. As a matter of fact well known to G am e N o. 52. D y k e. ing class is too good a one to bo discontinued. Played at Providence Checker Club between A. all having experience B. Snow, champion of Rhode Island, and A. J city. Our new lines of Dressed and Capt.Otis Ingraham left for Boston Tuesday, Heffner of Boston. Snow’s move: MAINE CtlEAMT.ltY IIUTTEit H O M E M A D E Undressed Kid Gloves, Mocca, Suede by rail, being called there earlier than expect­ II .13 7-11 12 19 31-27 15 11 For Internal an well iet External uhm lo r is about the highest and Maine dairy butter 4-8 Mail or Beast. ed on account of a change in the time of the 9-14 ami Dogskin. Silk, Tafleta ami Penobscot’s appearance on the route. She about the lowest in price which go to the Bos 27- 23 Thousands have been cored and relieved of Kid­ ney Complaint by the use of this Liniment.
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