T he Courier-Gazette. V olume 50. ROCKLAND, MAINE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1895. titered m« Second data Mall Matter. N umbkb40

Tlie Courier-G azette O o o r R.og’iilarly Into M ore f?n,milies in Knox CJounty Than Any Other Paper Put>ltalie

A HEN WORTH HAVING. Maj.- Gen. Hiram G. Berry Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report Patronized a With a Barn Yard Full of the Same Kind the Owner Would Soon Be Rich. It was Tuesday eve A BIOGRAPHY By The Ladies ning and the crowd gath­ Baking Andrew Wentworth of Appleton is the ered snugly around the owner of a very enterprising hen. She has cheerful tire that Land­ Written fo r the Courier-Gazette by Edward K. Gould The delicate, truly pure and m i been producing two eggs a day for some time. lord Fish had kindled in lent dualities of About 7 o'clock each morning -he goes to her the office stove at the [Begun In No. 8. Back number* can be had.| nest in a small patch of weeds near the stable Central House, Washing­ Powder and lays; again about I o’clock the same day ton. A late arrival XXXIII. artillery, to march my brigade directly to the she goes and lavs another egg. Mr. Went­ brought the news of the lower bridge, to cross and go into camp neftr Ab s o lu te ly p u r e worth says she never varies a half hour from shooting of a couple of General William DcLacy, formerly Major of the 37th New York, says that he had been corps headquarter*. I proceeded on with my these times. Here is a hen that has a perfect dogs in another part of brigade, crossed the lower bridge, and went reception awaits the fair sex next Tuesday and right to cackle. the town. The dogs in appointed brigade officer of the day on the Flavoring vnnm* morning of the battle. Anxious to partici­ into camp within 400 yards of corps head­ HOME HAPPENINGS. Wednesday. question were charged quarters at 1 a. m. with sheep killing. The pate in the conflict with his regiment, he A change of considerable importance has ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENT. hastened to General Berry and asked per­ At daylight I reported in person to General taken place the past week in the office of our matter was discussed in Stoneman, and sent Lieutenant Freeman, of Geo. A. Gilchrest has bought M. Frank Extracts S . all its aspects, and finally mission to remain with it during the impend­ Donohue’s Park street livery stable. daily contemporary, the Star, by the retire­ ing battle. At first he denied the request, my staff, to report to division headquarters. ment of Frank B. Nichfls, the business mana­ 1 have secured for them the patron- •‘Constant Reader,” Tenant’s Harbor— the talk drifted onto the At 8 a. m. I received orders from division C. E. Daniels jeweler, has a very attractive The name “Valkyrie” ’S probably derived subject of the imprison­ but in a few moments, smiling at the impet­ ger, who was one of the original founders of age of the most intelligent house­ headquarters to join the division, and place show window, showing much taste in the the paper and whose active prosecution of the from the Norse “ Valkyria,” one of the ment of Calvin Graves of uosity of the Major, he said. decorations. wives of this country. A few cents “All right: do as you please.” my brigade in rear of the First Brigade. I. business has made him a prominent figure in maidens of Odin, who presided over battle Washington County,serv­ did so, and followed it to its camp and then, Rockland Commercial College is having a additional cost does not deter ing life sentence in the Major DeLacy galloped back and rejoined local newspaper circles. Mr. Nichols’ stock and marked out those who were to be slain. under direction of the general of the division, busy term the attendance of pupils being very in the company wa* bought by W. B. Nash, I If this is the derivation of the word, the his command, as it was leaving the road to ladies who are m indful of the StatejPrison for shooting two^game wardens, form line of battle on the brow of the hill. I placad my brigade in its present camp. large. president, who will take the former’s place as health of their family, from procur­ English yacht’s name is pronounced with a who were trying to killhisdog, and the general This brigade has sustained in this battle its business manager. Mr. Nichols has two or short “ y” which is the accented vowel—not The formation had not been completed when A good job has been done by Street Com­ ing that which is known to be pure sentiment of the crowd thus collected from former good reputation; forming as it did, on missioner Crockett this week setting up the three matters under consideration, any of “ Valkiry” nor “ Valkeery,” but the intermed­ various parts of the county and state was that back came a portion of the Pennslyvania Re­ serves, defeated and panic stricken. Colonel the plains of Fredericksburg, under fire of the catch basins at the Brook. which take him from Rockland. and wholesome. They are the fin­ iate sound of “v.” Graves had been punished enough. Sqid one enemy’s batteries from the heights in front, est made. man, a well known and respected citizen: Dayman of the 37th New York and Major A new 15 cent public carriage has been The session of the State W. C. T. U. at DeLacy attempted to rally them about that and from their batteries on our flank, without Houlton was largely attended and successful “I think as much of my dog as any of the any signs of wavering, is proof of its reliability. put on the streets by A. B. Crockett. Mars- rest of you do of your children, and I would regiment but without success. It was about tin Woodman, Jr., is driver. from every point of view. Rockland and this time that General Berry appeared on the I have to again, as upon every field where Knox county sent a good-sized delegation. not dare trust myself with a loaded gun in my this brigade has fought under my command, The Sons of Veterans will be inspected this A y e r ’s hands if a man should attempt to kill my dog. scene and addressing the regiment said: month. The boys are hard at work getting Miss Clara M. Farwell of this city was re­ “ Men of the 37th, this position has been make honorable mention of the Fifth Michi­ elected to the position of recording secretary. I am a law-abiding citizen and don’t believe gan Volunteers. Its brave chief, the gal­ ready and they intend making a grand show­ in taking the law into one’s own hand, but abandoned. I expect you to hold it as long ing. On Sunday, when the local church pulpits CHERRY as I deem it necessary, and I feel sure you lant Lieutenant-Colonel Gilluly, fell at the were filled by lady delegates to the conven­ Calvin Graves did what many others, who will do it.” head of his regiment in repelling a charge of The old steamer Pioneer, so many years of tion, Mrs. R. C. Hall of this city occupied, are attached to their dogs, would have done the enemy upon the battery which his regi- the Vinalhaven route, and recently owned by together with Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens and in similar circumstances.” The men greeted these words with cheers and successfully resisted every attempt of the menftfa* supporting. The conduct of this Geo. A. Gilchrest, has been sold by him to Hannah J. Bailey, the pulpit of the Free enemy to drive them from this position. war-worn regiment was, indeed, most noble. Wardwell & Dunton who will transform her Baptist church, of which Rev. Mr. Dustin, Pectoral General DeLacy adds: “ I never remember The Thirty-seventh New York Volunteers hull into a lumber barge. formerly of Rockland, is pastor. Mr. Dustin \E W 11011 EST)C UREA 11, As the fire in the stove crackled and splut­ was no less conspicuous. Colonel Dayman tered Landlord Fish waxed reminiscent, and seeing him (General Berry) after that day, The house occupied by E. B. Tngraham, sends us word that Mrs. Hall’s address was Arlington Wheat Bread. but I shall never forget him, how fine and was ever on the alert. His regiment was in corner Union and Grace streets, looks fine in ef a very high order. For Colds and Coughs the subject of his story was a prominent citi support of a battery, and always ready. It Llkcwian my Cuke* und Pantry of n.tiit.* quality. powerful he looked—always calm, unruffled, a coat of brown paint----- The three new • • ov n und can till zen of Washington, who had just left the contributed largely in repulsing the enemy. George S. Dalby the West Newton painter rdertt pr< RECEIVED office. with a genial smile, never a harsh word, and houses on Oak street are nearly furnished out­ and decorator who was supposed to have Hraud cun be procured at the following pjj never theatrical, but he was, as he looked, It has won new laurel* in the fight, which, side------George P. Harding is in the employ “ He’s a mighty good fellow,” said Mr. added to its very many old ones, makes this committed suicide from the steamer Lewiston fr< hh every day, at my branch, Breck'n < H r Ptutlon, MEDAL and DIPLOMA Fish}'“one of the best that ever lived, but always reliable, ready at all times for any of E. O. Ileald. Peter Kennedy & (Jo., David Hull, E Mont Perry, organization one of the most noted in the is alive and well if the evidence of a number M. Erank Donohue, Simon Hall E. H. Farwell, when it comes to practical jokes it will be emergency. I think all the soldiers loved volunteer service. Edwin Libby Relief Corps Thursday even­ of his friends can be believed. Dalby 'I'he- . (loosen, A n tel ill, Pi in* H a s* II. E. B him. I remember saying often that the men ing elected Mrs. R. N. Marsh president, to fill just as w ’ ll to keep an eye on him. He I have also to mention the good conduct bought a ticket for Rockland and on the way Ingraham x Co., F. M. Simmons and A. Daly. nearly broke my neck one day. I was driv­ never waited for orders to cheer Kearny, the vacancy caused by resignation of Mrs. R. to his state room left orders not to be dis­ of the One Hundred and First New York II. Burnham. Mrs. Marsh has been vice © KISIX ing in a load of hay, and in some way he un­ Sickles or Berry. Their applause came from Volunteers, Colonel Chester commanding. turbed as he desired to sleep. On the ar­ buckled the re^Jl^rossed them under their hearts involuntarily.” president, and on this promotion Mrs. R. H. rival of the boat in Bangor Dalby was missing They nobly performed their duty during the Thorndike was elected vice president. W o rld ’s horse’s head, ,y,d j Monday at 10 p. m., Berry fight; also as picket on the night of the but his clothes in which was found seventy ^ n t the d'kiltry he’d been up . . . . form his brigade in the rear retreat. This regiment, though small in The Son* of Veterans will give to the lady cents, were found in the stateroom. It w’as aj^Roachen a little bridge and brook, I prepared, to move at a selling the largest number of tickets over a generally accepted case of suicide. Dalby n > u m c > W r t ^ ^ r i i ^ h e \ ,r<,ers came to numbers, did good service, and its conduct, FAIR. pulled a little on the off rein so as to keep together with all its officers, was unexception­ twenty-five for the drama and ball on the left three letters, one of them to his wife, in away from the edge, and of course I pulled recross the R af^R n n o ck a n d \s? lnt° ca,I1P- able. evening of Nov. 5 a handsome gold watch. which he stated that he was financially em­ horse, hay and Fish right into the stream •Speaking of this retreat, WilHant baon, The Third Michigan Volunteer* and the The watch is now on exhibition in W. J. barrassed and he preferred to die rather tha Wonder I didn’t get my neck broke, but 1 captain in the 17th Maine, s a y s : \ ' , re" First New York Volunteer* formed my second Coakley’s window. Tickets can be obtained to be disgraced. It is known,however, lhatj JONA. CROCKETT, didn't, and as it happened nothing was in­ treated to the North bank of t h e ^ ? aP(ja' line. They were not actively engaged, but of Capt. Titus at Pooler’s drug store. last four days he was seen alive he h a | jured.” bannock on the night of the 15th, V iav,n8 by their steady bearing and devotion to duty rowed at least $4000 and as no o n ej * * Miss Winifred Shaw’s classes in Swedish found to whom he paid any money Orders Solicited been on the front line for more than 5^ . have again won my admiration. The con­ gymnastics receive renewed interest as the Our regiment was the rear of the brigsSk*” duct of these two regiments could not be urally supposed that Dalby and the | for . A popular member of a well known Rock cooler months come on. She is now adding still together in the land of the living land dry-goods firm recently distinguished and as we climbed the bank we passed t bettered. another class for young ladies, each Wednes­ General (Berry) sitting on his horse, anxiously Next, I have to mention the Seventeenth in Davy Jones locker. Dalby himself on a gunning trip by shooting day and Saturday evening, at 7.30 o’clock. quite a number ot men and soind PLUMBING away at a flock of decoy ducks in a pond atching for the safety of his beloved brigade. YMaine Volunteers. This was its first engage Young ladies are requested to make early ap­ A* I passed him he said, ’Ah! boys, I've got ^»«nt; but very few of its members were will have to whistle for back T I N , . plication in order to secure the full benefit of wa* quite a *port and has playe you out of a bad scrape.’ lie did not leave before under ^fire. Officers and men the course. SHEET "WORK RECKLESS LIGHTNING. until the last man was a.ross the river.’ As a further illustration of General^erry*s •^Nwh't pwriidfl tfai ^Kit^iiu1 ay Wl '_ ' ' There are two cases of diphtheria in the city, and wife and two IR O N . .J It Dares What No Nation on the face of the solicitude for the welfare of his men, the fol would have known but they were veterans. Colonel Roberts, Lieutenant-Colonel Merrill a little boy on Limerock street and a little girl beautiful y o W M |^ H v h a v e been deserted. Earth Would Think of Doing. lowing incident is given: “On a bleak on Summer street. Both houses have been The only kind ofsi^W e Dalby has committed Every Job Guarantd night in December, when the guard around and Major West acted nobly, and performed their duties in a most satisfactory manner. duly quarantined. Parents cannot take too is that of moral suicide. Dalby is supposed to be of the Best Workmanship. his quarters were nearly frozen as they paced much care when diseases of this sort are to be accompanied by a woman otherwise than Brig M. C. Haskell, Capt. Arthur Wingfield, the beat, each for a long two hours, one of This regiment assisted in the repulse of the now in New York, had a singular experience enemy’s attack on our batteries. abroad. If your child shows evidence of sick­ his wife. W e G ive Splerdid Stock of the 17th Maine men as he went past the door ness have it cared for at once—don’t let it go last month while at Porto Rico. It was Sun of the General’s tent was surprised to see the I cannot close this report without making honorable mention of Capt. G. W. Wilson, my out among other children. Prevention is HARDWARE, . day and the brig lay at anchor with the Amer­ tent-flap open and the General appear. He worth a great deal. SOCIAL SALAD. A C o u p o n ican flag flying from the truck of the main acting assistant adjutant general, and my STOVES, came out to the beat and held out a dipper, Supt. Ivan F. Baer of the Red Seal Co. mast. A sudden thunder storm called the saying to the astonished private, ‘Drink this, aides, Lieuts. J. B. Greenhalgb, George Free­ An AocounI of Happenings That Help B.'lghteo To our cuHtomern—thut is, every pu FURNACES. captain on deck- He looked aloft, and while man and S. S. Huntly. They were active in has been making a number of fountains to be it will do you good.’ He drank it obediently used in the large department stores of Bos­ the Monotony of Life. "hiiHer at our store receives a coupon his eye was fastened on the truck and flag a and it did him good. It was whisky.” the performance of their duties, and rendered quid to the amount of purchase n 333 Main St,, thunderbolt split the truck to fragments, and the most efficient service. ton where the company’s goods are on sale. In his report of the battle of Fredericks The fountains were designed by Mr. Baer, When coupons are secured to the burned and tore the stars and stripes to mere I also feel it ray duty to mention Father The Half Hour club is organizing for the Opp. Fuller & Cobb's. '3 burg, General Stoneman, commander of the who also did most of the mechanical work in amount ot live dollars the holdei r»gl. Tissot, chaplain of the Thirty-seventh New coming season. Mrs. Edwin Sprague is pres­ Third Army Corps, and General Birney, bis their construction. They are to be filled with reives a 50 cent bottle of I.uzeH’s division commander, gave General Berry York Volunteer*. He was with hi* regiment ident and Miss Lizzie Gay secretary. Read­ GRANO ARMY FAIR. during the engagement, and by his bearing Red Seal perfumes and will be kept in con­ ings begin Oct. 10 and continue six months. fume. Our line of Perfumes and Toilet honorable mention for his conduct during the stant operation for the delight of customers, Articles is very extensive and embraces Light as a Fairy, fight. and teachings rendered valuable service. He The Merry Meet Club had a supper and Edwin Libby Post, G. A. R., has decided who will be at liberty to wet handkerchiefs, the best imported and domestic makes. White ns snow, is, indeed, a model chaplain. general good time at Crescent Beach, Tues­ to hold another two days fair this fall The several surgeons of this brigade were etc., in the odoriferous spray. day evening------The First Baptist Choral Sweet ns n kiss and Col. L. D. Carver, John W. Titus anrl General Berry’s official report of this battle ’N enth m is tle to e . is as follows: on the field, anti were very active in the per­ Sunday, Oct. 6, as will be seen by the Association and friends were delightfully en­ William Nosier have been appointed an ex­ formance of their duties. timetable in another column, the new fall tertained by Mr. and Mrs. R. Anson Crie, ’T is n a tu r e ’s b e s t ecutive committee to fix the date and make HEADQUARTERS TlIlltD BllIGAl Replenishment, Camp below Fredericsburg, Va. Herewith please find a complete list of schedule of trains went into effect on the Wednesday evening. Donahue’s Pharmacy, other arrangements. The date has not yet D ecem ber 14, lbflj. killed and wounded. You will observe we Maine Central. The morning train which The stnff of life, been decided, but will be lixed as far from Cor. Main & Linierock'Sts., “ Magnificent.” Sir: In conformity to orders from your have no missing. I am happy to be able to has been leaving Rockland at 7.40 will now Catarrh Cannot Be Cured Nov. 5 as possible, in order not to conflict headquarters we broke up camp yesterday state that I have not a straggler in the whole leave at S.20, arriving in Boston at 4.15 I’. M.; ROCKLAND, ME. THI GENUINE IS ALWAYS BRANDED with the Sons of Veterans time, which occurs brigade. with local applications, as they cannot reach morning at 4 a. in., and moved, with the other the afternoon train leaves at 1.35 instead of the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or Telephone 98 2 then. Something new in the way of enter Respectfully, your obedient servant 1.30, arriving in Boston at 9.20. The fore­ brigades of this division, to the bank of the constitutional disease, and in order to cure it tainment is to be provided, but we are not at Rappahannock, just below Falmouth, where H. G. Berry, noon train arrives at 1045 instead of 10.50. liberty to say just what now. I'he comrades Brigadier General of Volunteers. you must take internal remedies. Hall’s we were halted until 10.30 a. m. At this time The night Pullman remains in service, leaving Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts di­ anticipate a hard winter and are in hopes to we moved to the river to cross. Capt. F. Birney, Assistant Adjutant-General, at 9 o’clock as usual, but arrives here at 4.05 swell their treasury from this fair. rectly on the blood and mucous surfa In obedience to orders from corps head First Division, Third Corps. in the morning, forty minutes earlier than Hall’s Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicit GRANITE CHIPS- quarters I crossed tins brigade over the upper formerly. It was prescribed by one of the best pbysf C, Thomas Saul, bridge, and connected with the First (Second) General Berry writes under date of Dec* A lively and profitable session of Ihe Wight in this country for years, and is a regular^ Brigade, General Ward upon this side, arriv 17, 1862: Philharmonic Society was enjoyed Thursday scription. It is composed of the best t< Work is progressing on the grani’e founda ing on our present ground about 11 130 o’clock, “ Your last two letters, my child, were tion and piers of the new cathedral in New evening, the numbers being sung with great known, combined with the best blood po| and took up a position on the left of the First handed to ine by the brigade mail boy on spirit. Dudley Buck’s 46th Psalm was the ers, acting directly on the mucous surfJ York city. Nine derricks are in use on the (Second) Brigade. the field of battle on Saturday. I read them site. main feature of the evening. Mrs. W. A. The perfect combination of the two ingrO, At 12 o’clock I was ordered by General with much pleasure under the most murder­ Luce of Rockport sang the soprano solos to ents is what produce* such wonderful resu The Stone Trade News says: “Robert Ash’ Birney to take one regiment over to the right ous artillery fire I have ever been subjected the great enjoyment of all present, singers as in curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials, fre worth, of St. Cloud, Minn., has assigned and THE BEST FLOUR ON EARTH. of our first line, and to sustain the rifle bat­ to. My brigade thought it very queer that I well as visitors, of whom there was a consid­ F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. a receiver has been appointed.” Mr. Ash­ teries; also to guard our left flank with the should read letters at such a time, but as 1 erable number present. After intermission BflK-Sold by druggests, 75c. Demand It of your Grocer. worth formerly lived in South Thomaston. other regiments of my Brigade. I sent the was not to move fora few moments I thought several lighter selections were sung. A Accept no imitation or substitute. Owing to increased business at the Pink Fifth Michigan, Lieutenant-Colonel Gilluly in I would know what was in the letters as I discussion of the condition of the society wa* Opthctiniic Granite Co.’s quarry at Milford, Mass., the command, to the ridge, and placed the Thirty- might not have the privilege an hour after­ engaged in. The small attendance of mem­ company will make an additional 150 feet to seventh New York, Colonel Dayman, One wards. I am pretty well alt tough very much bers during the summer season it was con­ the cutting sheds at once. Hundred and First New York Volunteers, exhausted, having slept on the ground for cluded would now give way to larger numbers Colonel Chester, and Seventeenth Maine, seven nights, and part of the time in wet and it was enthusiastically decided to push TALL CORN- Colonel Roberts, in support of the batteries, places. My hair is all out of my head and the work of the orginazation vigorously, keeping as a reserve the First New York aud I have had it shaved. I hope it will grow urging upon all members regular and Optician- 1'hird Michigan. These dispositions being agaiu as 1 look queer enough. punctual attendance. Let all be presert 'I'he C.-G.’s item a week ago anent a patch You Cannot made, I awaited the result of the attack then He writes again under date of Dec. 26, next week. of remarkably lengthy corn stalks that grew going on in front. 1862: on the Point below the gas house has stirred The milliners with large forces of assis­ CANNED GOODS. I received orders about this time ( 1.30 p. m.) “ 1 have been confined to ray tent of late. tants are busily engaged just now in prepar­ Ice: Spear Block, corner up the amateur farmers amazingly. W. O. from the general of the division to be prepared I am now improving slowly but am indeed a lain and Park Streets.I Do W ith o u t Hewett exhibit* at the store of C. M. Tibbetts ing beautiful creations of headwear for the TO THE TRACE, fully to sustain a charge on our batteries frightful looking chap. fall and winter and womankind is anxiously a corn-stalk of the Tuscarora variety 12 1-2 should our forces then engaged be driven The battle of Fredericksburg was a bloody There ure several reasons why we ROCKLAND. feet long, but City Marshal Crockett beats awaiting the openiugs which will take place, back. affair and without results, except they be un­ with one exception, next Tuesday and can sell you your supply of Gunned G ro c e rie s the band with a stalk that measure* 13 feet At 2 p. m. it was evident that our force* favorable ones so far as we are concerned. in length. 3.T.8 Wednesday. The exception is Mis* L. Etta Goods this Fall aud also why it will be linatlons of the Eye Free of Charge. were being driven in. I extended my left by My brigade lost 180 killed and wounded. I Pbilbrojk whose opening is delayed for a few You might j u i t as melt The Ideal Panacea. moving the Seventeenth Maine to my extreme lost one colonel killed. The artillery the days. The styles have changed considerably to your udvuutuge to buy of us: left. At this time the charge took place on was very heavy and plenty of iron flew James I.. Francis, Alderman, Chicago, says : over last season but we will not dare to enter 1st. All GOLD COIN goods are Go Without Eating. the batteries in my front. The disordered through our ranks. I escaped unhurt al­ into any explanation ot the various styles. “I regard Dr. King’s New Discovery as an troops, who had been driven in, by passing though iu the midst of the fray from Saturday “picked from the vines due day aud Ideal Panacea for Coughs, Colds and Lung We will say however that the hats this season my Iront to the rear, did not dampen the at ten till the recrossing of the river. 1 got can licit the next.’’ day and eveniug. 19 Complaints, having used it in my family for will be conspicuous by their largeness and ardor of my command, and when the enemy cold sleeping on the ground and getting wet I profusion of color. The scene in the stores the last live years, to the exclusion of physi­ caine within range, the f ifth Michigan,Thirty- and chilled." 2nd. All our 1894 pack has been cian’s prescriptions or other preparations.” ‘ is an auiinated one, being veritable beehives ’HOMAS SAUL uii get the uiout for seventh New York, One Hundred and First of industry aud the many style frames are sold und every case we put out from our nmiiay. In llieae hard tlinen peo- R ev. John Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa, writes: New Yoik and Seventeenth Maine poured a I’he casualties of Berry’s brigade at the rapidly assuming picturesque forms of the now o n will he fresh packed. lu dislike to pail with their dollura, “I have been a Minister of the Methodist withering lire into ibeir ranks, which sent battle of Fredericksburg as given in the offi­ ut you iuuat have Episcopal Church for 50 years or more, aud cial returns are as follows: 17th Maine, 1 mil lines’* art. There is a wealth of hats, them to 'he right-about, they having met with bonnets and millinery decorations, most I 3rd. We have added to our machin­ have never found anything so benelicial, or a bloody repulse. This ended the infantry man killed, 19 wounded; 3d Michigan, 6 that gave me such speedy relic! as Dr. King’s men wounded and 1 officer captured; 5th skillfully and artistically arranged, treasures ery, enlurged our capacity, bought our light, as fur us my brigade was concerned. of the very latest and most fashion lble of GROCERIES, FLOUR, PROVISIONS New Discovery.” Pry this Ideal Cough We were subject, until night, to a heavy artil­ Michigan, 1 officer and 9 men killed. 1 olfi- materials at very bottom, aud can Remedy now. Trial Bottles Free at W. IL 1 72 men wounded; 1st New York, 7 London, Paris and American style*. The, lery fire, during which my men behaved display will he much larger lhau a year ago therefore give you very bottom prices. Mirntw, Vegetables Etc. Kittredge Drug Store. handsomely. We lay on the ground under men wounded; 37th New York, 7 men killed, 27 wounded, 1 man captured; 101st and lor variety of styles, richness, beauty, and 4lh. Our last year’s goods were the enemy's batteries Sunday and Monday. artistic blending of material will surpass all Wo eun give you u larger quantity uud It May Do as Much For You. Monday at IO p. m. I received orders from New York, 1 man killed, 12 men wounded. praised hy all, locally und away. Our better quality than any place in the city. Total loss in the brigade of killed, wounded previous openings. Among the many very Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, 111., writes that the division general to form my brigade on select and novel fashions may be mentioned Apple, (,'oru, Squash, Tomato aud he had a Severe Kidney trouble for many a third line in rear of the road, aud to be and missing, 165. January 8, 1863, General Berry was tempo­ a very stylish English turban, of chenille Pumpkin, _ brought high _ prices on Bos- Commercial • • : : Come and Try Us. years, with severe pains in his back and also prepared to move ut a momeut's notice. A braid and black velvet, with hand painted I tun yju rlie l #„,l ttlo w anted th is y ear, that his bladder was aflecled. He tried many half hour later 1 received orders from General rarily in command of the division dvring the absence of General Bqgiey, and on the 15th quills; a large ha. wilh blue velvet brun, viduul iualruclion in Cuuiiuerdul and Kogliah *0 called Kidney cures but without any good Stoneman, commanding the corps, to move pufed crown of cashurcre ribbon, steel orna­ So we say “ write us" or see us ou a, Shorthand, Typewriting, Actual liuaiutaa result. About a year ago he began use of my brigade by it* left flan, to the rear, and having seeuied a leave of absence, be has. " ‘wife the uiteuilon for leaa than H a ll’s toned to New York to join his family whQ ments aud black ostrich plumes. No pen canned goods for we shall make it an attending aimilar auhoola Electric Bitters and found relief at once. form a line of battle, the left resting on the picture can give a satisfactory description of k Houma luige elegantly equipped Electric Bitters is especially adapted to the river, aud the right resting on General Sickles’ were then in that city. But his vacation wa object for you to deal with us. fuclflUea* idti HUblNEfri MEN T o w n of short duration,as iu respouse to a tele* the many nice things to be displayed—the cure of all Kiduey and Liver troubles and left flank. Captain Sumner, of tue (Corps staff, ladies will have to go and tee lor themselves. Yours respectfully, ITII COMPJfiTKMT 4StiIBTANT9 often give* a liA t instant relief. One trial was sent with me to place the brigade in po­ gram from his superiors summoning him to* lALtOK Open Beptember Lu duly, the field he returned to his command next Our milliners are progressive, keep up to the I specchin'll of prumunnblp uddreaa Market, will prove our statement. Price only 50 sition. As I was about forming my.line, 1 re­ times aud the ladies can be adorned with just 11 A. HOWARD, cents for large bottle. At W. H. Kittredge day. / Rockland, ceived a second order from corps head­ aa lovely aud becoming headgear iu tbia city THORNDIKE & HIX, 109 Park St., tto tkluud Drug Store. quarters, through Captain Liviug»ton, of the (T o b« oouiluuud.j as they can elsewhere. A most cordial Rockland, Ma. THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8,1895.

FURNISHING T h e y S aid (The ladies who attended) that the display of garments at -.ATKINSON Company. The License Question Again Bobs our opening Monday, was the finest ever seen here. That’s Up to Their Discomfort. what they were told to expect and we did not disappoint them. T l Cold W eather Approaches SnccrsRor Io IL II. Bnrnltam Elected on Of C ourse Fourth B illio t— New Clerk Young We did not sell all of our garm ents; probably youlwould not One is rem inded that the Stoves need looking after nnd Popular— Routine Bushn ss Trail* HAfted— Two Licensee IL yoked and notice that any of them were missing, but our sales] were If yon need one notice otir prices. More Will Follow. ahead of our anticipations. and aches o f au annoying nature, a torturous nature, a danger­ There was a full attendance at the monthly ous nature, can be quickly and surely cured w ith P ain-Killer. Here is a Stove meeting of the City Government, Monday T o -D ay As no one is proof against pain, no one should be w ithout That w ill serve both the evening, interest in the election of a city You may see as fine line of Ladies’, Misses’ and Childrens’ clerk being the magnet to call out the mem­ Pain-Killer. This good old remedy kept at hand, w ill save W inter Garments in our Cloak Parlor, as any of onr compe­ one with, and the one w ith­ bers. The meeting was called to order promptly by Mayor Lovejoy and the routine m uch suffering and many calls on the doctor. For all sum ­ titors east of Boston can show you. out a furnace. There are business quickly transacted. mer com plaints of grown folks or children it has stood w ith­ (The following cut shows one style.) City Marshal Crockett reported 41 arrests days too warm for a furnace ----- Street Commissioner Crockett reported out an equal for over half a century. N o tim e like the present expended during the month, $294.85------In to get a bottle o f fire; yet too chilly for com. the poor department $7,117.68 was received fort. This Open Grate from the city and £752.51 from other towns. Of this sum £7705.08 was expended. will give you the needed Tax Collector Farwell collected £537.71 with interest on same of £38.01------Tax Pain-Killer tem perature. Collector Simonton collected £8,699.83, making a total collection since taking office Sold ererywh.re. Th. quantity hM bean donblad bat th. prlc remain, of £19,135.80------Liquor Agent Conant tha .a m ., 25o. Look out for w o rtb lu . im ltatloiu. Buy only tba genuine, $ 1 3 .0 0 received from sale of medicine in his depart­ boaring the name—PxnRT D ivu 4 Sos. ment £280.69----- Judge Hicks reported as having heard 47 cases. Orders were drawn in the varions depart­ We Can also Interest You in Heatersjof Every Description ments as follows: Fire £289.60, highways £20.24, street lighting £491.67, police £97.13, pauper fund £516.62, contingent expenses We have Wood Stoves from...... $ 5.00 <311.82. Treasurer Jones reported a balance Sept. 1 We have Coal Stoves from...... 3.50 of £46,904.57 which with the receipts for the month made the total £69,125.09. The dis­ CHAMPION. A Full No. 8 Range for...... 20.00 bursements were £28,423.64, leaving a balance of £40,701.45. la Bore. Single Barrel. W e keep in stock at all times all Repairs for the Quaker C. M. Walker and others petitioned for sidewalk on east side of Broadway from Park Ranges, and can get at short notice Repairs for any to Grace street. Referred to committee on highways------VV. H. Fogler petitioned muni­ $6.38. $6.88. other Stove or Range. . . . . cipal officers to assess damages to lot of land Side Snap. Top Snap. on Middle street by reason of the raising of grade of said street. Referred to committee on highways. F. M. Shaw and others petitioned that NOTICE THI5 Shaw avenue from Limerock street to near THIS WEEK ONLY. Beach street be accepted as a public highway. If You Want One of These Large, Full Roll, AU Rattan Referred to committee on highways------Charles A. Rose and others petitioned that R ocker, generally sold tor $8.00 that part of Beech street from Shaw avenue to Traverse street be accepted as a public high­ GET IT NOW! W e shall dispose of a few we way. Referred to committee on highways ------William T. Orbeton petitioned that city T h e P rices have left for only pay him £17.46, this being the amount ex­ pended in repairing the Dodge farm build­ C«IL AND SEE OUR GUNS! Are as low as consistent with good goods. We enn’t sell W holesale and Retail Dealer* in ings damaged by two boys, city charges, who you a 825.00 garment for 85 neither can any of our com­ are now residing at the State Reform School. Guns, Pistols, Ammunition of all $ 4 .9 8 . Referred to city solicitor. p e tito rs. R. II. Burnham tendered his resignation as kinds, Powder, Shot, Loaded Shells, W e have left a very few more of those $1.50 Rockers city clerk and it was accepted. The following Wads, Caps, Primer?»:/ccoing Tools, testimonial was unaminously adopted by both W e P ro m ise which we lately advertised,' for only branches: Gun Cases, Nitro Nitro T o show you a fine line of garments, both long and short Recognizing the ligniil nbility, unfailing courteay Loaded Shells, E t.■?“ ' jackets, fur and clolh capes, childrens’ gretchcns and misses’ and falthfulnta* with which R. II. Buruhuin ban for a period of nine years diHcliargcd the duties of garments. Mio to charge you no more than a living profit. Our the office of city clerk of ib is city lie it 85 Cents. Resolved, that in accepting his resignation a vote goods are all marked in plain figures, that all may see the of thanks he and is hereby extended Mr Burnham IF YO U COME, truth of our assertions. . . igCT^Get one while possible, as we can sell no more at and we wish him the utmost success and prosperity in the new field to which he has been called. —SE N D Y O U R O RD ER T O - it p r ic e The R.T. & C. St. Ry.was granted the priv­ ilege of constructing a turn out on Camden W e Invite street between Maverick and Washington H Crie { Co., A call from you; that is nil. YOU call ami WE will streets------Frank IL Sweetland was appointed deem it u great pleasure to show you any or nil of our gar­ a member of fire pelice------Permission was cannot come to us, send for Illustrated Catalogue. granted J. F. Gregory & Son to hang a swing­ HARDWARE STORE. ments, nnd then, if we can’t please you, no harm is done nnd ing sign from in front of their store. J 456 M ain Street, Rockland. you have conferred* favor upon us. 343 MAIN ST., ROCKLAND. A joint convention was held for the election of a city clerk. The fgjlowing nominatyfns were" made?- William- r? 1 ihbelfs, A G. .F. O A L D E l T M a h a g e r . Wa e H av e Hunt, VV. O. Fuller Jr., F. M. Shaw, and MEN AND WOMEN These gtods to sell and if prices, styles and courteous atten­ Charles E. Burpee. Enoch Davies was voted for without being nominated. Mr. Tibbetts tion will sell them, we don’t intend to tarry a single gaiment Having Especial Reference to People EFLTP ov« r to next year. was elected on the fourth ballot. Well Known Hereabouts. VV. F. Tibbetts resigned as member of the children—Captain Cortland D. Perry and OBITUARY. Board of Councilmen and it was accepted. Mrs. Lucy Quinn, who has been the guest Captain Prank Perry and Mrs. Adelaide Ilaz The licensing board then met and by a vote zard of Cincinnati, Ohio and Mrs. Helen W, of Miss Carrie Pillsbury, has returned to her William 10. H&weti & Company, George Thurlow died at the home of his of 4 to 3 revoked the licenses of S. F. O’Brien, home in Pulpit Harbor----- Mrs. Orrin Black Adams of Whitinsville,Mass., who entertained keeper of billiard hall, and L. E. Marsh, -•..parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. VV. Thurlow, Oak for him great affection. Capt. Haskell has ington has returned from a visit in East F? ' 374EMAIN ST.. ROCKLAND. WE. street, Friday morning, after a long sickness victualler, for breaking the conditions thereof. Boston------Mrs. D. A. Anderson left fo r1 one sister living—Mrs. Amand Ventres Max Antin was granted an auctioneer’s from consumption. The funeral was held Boston. Boston,Thursday night where she makes an Sunday afternoon, Rev. Thomas Stratton of­ license. extended visit to her sister, Mrs. Charles 1 ficiating. Deceased, who was 22 years of The board listened very attentively to Gen. Paine------Mrs. John Lovejoy is in Boston J. P. Cilley on his proposition to have the for a few days. NEW FRUIT JARS age, was a young man of sterling worth, of Evelyn, wife of John T. Berry, died at her city aid him in publishing his genealogical high character and was popular with all, and home in this city, yesterday afternoon, of . . A T . . history. Matter was deferred until another VV. G. Singhi and w fe went to Boston many friends join with the family in their trouble which has been afflicting her for some meeting. yesterday----- Mrs. Almon Bird arrived home mourning. ______time, but which with great fortitude, she kept Saturday from a visit in Jefferson. Vi V - r | from those dear to her until the approach of THE CHURCHES. CopEL/\flD’s Buznn. In the death of Martin Labe the city loses Miss Alice Perry is learning the millinery f t.; ' • \ death revealed it. She died peacefully sur­ art with Mrs. J. E. Doherty & Co. ji’ one of its best citizens—a man who was hon­ rounded by her friends and dear ones, who Subject of Rev. C. VV. Bradlee's sermon C£pt. Jeremiah Hooper is in New York for i We have THE LIGHTNING, like the cut, in est and upright. Mr. Labe died very sud­ did everything that afeciion could suggest to next Sabbath, “The New Commandment.” denly at his home on Lincoln street, Friday a sojourn of several weeks. pints, quarts and two quarts. ease her sufferings. The funeral will occur Rev. George A. Andrews, formerly of noon. His wife and only sister, Mrs. Mar­ tomorrow at two p. in., at the family resi Mae Shea of Portland has been the guest i ! - / ■! Also tlie NEW SQUARE JAR, called the Smalley garet Simmons of Waldoboro, were with him Cushing, is holding meetings in this vicinity. the past week of Miss Etta Philbrook and is • dence, corner of Summer and Lincoln streets. He will be at the Freewill Church, this city, in all sizes. at the time. Mr. Labe was born in Waldo­ Rev. Thomas Stratton of the Church of Ini now at her brother’s, Arthur Shea. boro in 1820. He was a builder by trade and Thursday evening, and will hold a meeting at Examine them before buying your Jara. manuel officiating. The interment will be in Willardham, St. George, next Sunday at 2 p, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Crie of Malden, Mass., a skilled workman. He was a member of Achorn Cemetery. Get your extra Rubbers of us. the famous old Rockland Band. V’ear before ra , and one week from next Sunday will lead who have been summering at Matinicui, were y fill W / III Deceased was the daughter of Jonathan the meeting at Glen Cove. in the city last week, en route home. I VU ▼▼111 iiV V vl last Mr. and Mrs.Labe celebrated their golden and Nancy Spear Crockett. She was I wedding. The only son, Erastus P. Labe, Mrs. E. K. Glover is in Boston. this city May 26, 1831, so that at the time of Arrangements have been made to hold find a gAs died at her residence, then to Johnson Williams, and on Jan. and satisfactory. Among those described and visit in Lawrence------Clarence Beverage of I Camden street, Thursday. Deceased has 1875, to Hon. John T. Berry. These twenty names given in full were Rufus Y. Crie, Sam North Haven is attending Commercial Col­ O ne T h in g been a resident of this city for many years years of wedded life have been years of uel Packard, Annie Henderson, Sanford lege------Mrs Sidney Emery left Saturday and was 70 years old. She was a most es­ affection and devotion on the part of both, Rhodes, Edward Harriman, Win. A. Barker, for her home in Exeter, New Hampshire. timable lady and beloved by a large circle of Mamie Drake, Fred Bickmore and Gen. Davis and this final separation comes with crushing Lucy D. Barnard of Hudson, Mass., is the ! that you w ill find just now friends. Four sons, three sisters and a brother force upon the bereaved husband. By Tillson. guest of Mrs. J. B. Porter, H o w ? survive; her husband died thirteen years ago. members of Mr. Berry’s immediate family she Dr. Wilkins of Chicago, secretary of the na The funeral was solemnized Saturday after Mrs. A. O. Bowler has returned from a visit was held in sincere affection and they mourn tional organization of Baptists Young People’s in Thorndike, accompanied by her friend, in great variety noon, Rev. John Pettengill officiating. There her with deep sorrow. were a large number of sorrowing relatives Unions, gave an eloquent address to a small Mrs. Zilphia Hodgman. audience in the First Baptist Church, Friday Buy an Axtell Weather present. There was a collection of floral tri Mrs. VV. IL Fisk will return Thursday from | butes among which might be mentioned a Mary E., wife of Albert R. Reeve of Brook­ .•vening. Music was furnished by the First Boston. lyn, N. V., died yesterday at the Thorndik Baptist Choral Association, and the decoratious beautiful crescent with outline of tube roses were very pleasing. Boys’ Reefers Strip at H H. Crie & with the word “ Mother” in pinks in the cen­ of a trouble similar to that which proved fatal FRATEhHll Y FACTS ter, from son Frederick C. of Fitchburg,Mass., to her cousin, Mrs. Berry, who died on the Next Sunday evening at the First Baptist pieces from sons, Theodore, Clifford and Chas, same day. Mrs.Reeve came to thia city early Church the pastor will lecture in the B. Y. I Disclosures of Importance From the Hidden C o .'8 for 50c. A nyone U. educational course, on “Ancient Cities,” or lots of them. A ll styles also pieces from Mrs. Albert Thomas, Mrs. the season for her annual sojourn accompan­ Haunt of the Gay and Giddy Goat Merrill, Mrs. Boyd Condon. Mrs. Mary E. ied by her daughter Miss Stella Reeve and The World of Abraham’s Days.” This is to her friend, Miss Stella Cunningham. Shortly be the first of a Sunday evening course of six Elies, Mrs. Warwick, Mrs. J. II. Lane and At the annual Convention of Henry Knox and prices. Sizes 3 to 15. can put it on . . many others. The body was laid at rest in after arriving here the trouble with which she lectures, dates and titles as follows: Nov. The Pharaohs or Israel’s Schooling in Chapter, Friday evening, Oct. 4, the following Sea View Cemetery. was afflicted took a more serious turn, and she were elected officers for the ensuing year: has been battling with disease all through th Egypt;” Dec. 15, “Isiah” or “The Prophet Bring in the boys. W e'll and his Prophecies;” Feb. 16, “Nineveh and A. C. Strout, IL P.; J. C. Levensaler, King; Capt. Benj. Haskell of Bay View died at long summer months. Her husband and son, E. S. Carroll, Sciibe; J. II. H. Hewett, Sec­ Charles Reeve, the latter located in Syracuse, Palestine;” Mar. 16, “ I be Days of Daniel;” his home Friday morning from dropsical Apr. 14, “ The Fullness of Time.” retary; T. VV. Dunn, Treasurer; Levi Morse, jro^ble resulting from an attack of la grippe N. Y., were with her until a short time ago C. II.; II. G. Copeland, P. S.; H. M. Gardi fit them and yonr purse at Acts-Tell Why It is Perfection. □ring. The funeral was held Sunday, when her improved condition warranted them Rev. J. 11. Parshley will begin special ner, R. A. C .; VV’rn. 11. Stackpole, M. 3d Rev.W. O. Holman officiating. Deceased was in returning to their business. The improve­ revival services at the Owl’s Head chapel, Vail; A. O. Tolue, M. 2nd Vail; Edward the same time. And don't born in .South Thomaston in 1828. At au ment however was but apparent, and the end Wednesday evening to be continued every Bucklin, M. 1st Vail. Installation of officers early age he went to sea and from minor po­ came suddenly and unexpected. Mr. Reeve evening. Rev. J. W. Hatch and wife, evan­ next Friday evening. is expected here tonight. The date of the gelists, will take up the work next Saturday sitions by hia energy and ability soon 'ose to go a\»ay without look­ Act 1—It is wholly metal and cannot warp. the position of captain. Fallowing is the list funeral has not been decided yet, the family evening and carry it on to completion. of vessels commanded by him : Schooners waiting to hear from the son. THE BUILOERS Act 2— No wood to spring or to warp Granville, Benton, E. Arcularius, Addie E. Mrs. Reeve was the daughter of Ambrose LIST OF LETTERS i n g a t t h e Snow, Belle Brown, Joseph Farwell, William and Hannah Spear Case and her age was Very Bus, Times Among the Knights of the Act 3—No rubber to harden and pull out. Farwell and brig M. C. llaskell. The last 56 years and 8 months. She was married to Trowel and Hammer and Saw named was the last vessel that he commanded Mr. Reeve in 1858 and the union was in Remaining in Rockland P. O. for the week Act 4—It is fully warranted. regularly, although he occasionally took a every respect a happy one. Deceased was a ending October 5, 1895. Benj. F. Smith’s new resilience at Warren­ most estimable lady, devoted and sacrificing Boys’ Suits coasting trio in schooner Yankee Maid which Gent Liat. Speed, L b ton is all plastered and the finishing crew will . Act 5 — Prevents the sill from wearing. □ he owned until a short time ago. Capt. Has­ in all her family relations. She was a bright Allen, O ti. Staple*, M L (2) begin work at once. This will be a most | kell wa* a man who had profited by his many and intelligent lady and leaves many frieuds A ndrew , K A Ladle** 1.1*1. Act 6— Saves its cost :n a month's fuel. A me*, A m brose N Boynton, Mre G M elaborate and handsome residence----- The i W e are confident that we voyages and possessed au almost inexhaustible to mourn her demise. W. H. Glover Co. is building a stable at Ash George W Case and John Case of this city Brown, Jo* G Bickford, Mr* N A fund of useful information which he could im­ BluUdeli, G Coveaune, Mr* Fred Point for Alvin II. H urd------The cellar of can save you money in this Act 7— The only perfect strip for single or part in a most interesting way. He was a are half brothers and Frank Case, also of this Benner, J W Kollock, Mi»* Fraud* the new house of Capt. J. C. Dobbin, Linden city, a brother. Bey nee. R B Merrill. Mre L U z double doors. very successful master mariner,a kindly neigh­ Chaee, Zeno K ^ le ln to e h , M r*C W street, will be completed this week----- , lin e . bor, an affectionate husband and parent and a Deerlug, Willi* K h a d d o c k * , Mr* Muriu Schooner Jewel leaded lumber at the VV. H. good citizen. He was thrice married—first to Confusiou as to the choice of a blood- Glen Cove Granite Co. Mill*. Mr* Glover Co. whs.f, Friday, for a house lor Hugill, W .J Payne, Mi** Minnie Cornelia L. Shepherd, second to Mary C. purifier is uuueccssary. There is but one best IDmilu, U U 1*»g------The Luce bouse, corner survives him. Two daughters who live in the portant fact was recoguized at the World's Kief, Cant John Veooera Lydia ark nd Union streets, is receiving re­ J. F. G re g o ry ^ Son, Jxnbrop. William Willey. M ra Kvrett J West and one son James F. Haskell,who lives Fair, Chicago, 1893, being the only blood- Marrin, Capl G A (2) WIimIow, Mia* Hallie pairs— ’The three new buildings on Dak Hardware, Etc., at home, also survive. Mrs. Haskell has four purifier admitted to be placed on exhibition. Railway Granite Co. street are >eing lathed. Uuder Farwell Operu House. I 400 MAIN STREET ROCKLAND! a

stating the nature of their complaint, telling AMUSEMENTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. FOLKS AND THINGS MANLY STRENGTH. him just what symptoms they are pu«mbt*r 28 to M Our Price for Both Papers, Only will be marie strong nnd healthy men, with 1 statesman nnd refugee, deliver his lecture Mrs. W alter Darling, n son. Prlrale Leolure and Advice Io Men— Things netve and energy to accomplish any under­ The Social Life of the Turks” in this city Hta pi.s s — !h-er Isle, September 33, to Mr nnd Mrs. Kulllnn V. Staples, a son. IMRSMY, $ 2 a Year if trill taking. Call upon Dr. Greene at his office, in th e near future. Mr. Yortcheff lectures in you E2L fo r the All Men Should Know, Bui Too Often Do No). SiiF.ntRitn—Doer Isle, September 22, to M 34 Temple Place, B oston, Mass., or, if unable costume and gives a truly oriental exhibition. Mrs. Lewis A. Hhrpherd, u daughter. C.-G. One te a r in Advance. to call, write him about your case. You will A very interesting entertainment will be Mil l r r —W aldoboro, Septem ber 21, to Mi nnd FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, never regret it. There is no charge whatever Mrs Osgood Miller, a daughter. Fuller & Cobb. Dr. Greene’s lectures are always inspiring. given in the Baptist chapel next Thursday KATriN-.Deer Isle. September 20,to Mr. nnd Mrs. “ A Trip to Chinatown is one long-to-be They proclaim a new gospel of hope to for consulting him, cither personally or by evening, consisting of a concert to tie given Hosea B. Eaton, a son. October IQ, II and 12. letter. • H a h v b t -Doer Isle, September 20, to Mr. and Temembered-night-of-fun. suffering humanity. And in this particular under the auspices of the Baptist Union. A lihough the la*t to have our Open­ A. II. Towle, of Bangor, will he present with Mrs. Alonzo II Harvey, a son. A fine sloop boat is offered for sale cheap, his lecture in Music Hall, Boston, Mass., E aton—Deer Isle, September 13, to Mr. and Mrs ing. we trust we shall have enough the owner having no further use for it. surpasses them all. It is a watch-word of Edison’s Latest Improved Phonograph. This Matthew Katon, a son. pretty things to pay you to wait un­ machine has horn attachment, enabling the til you have seen our* before pur­ faith and promise; and is of incalculable chasing your New Hats. I ntn now William Eaton of Camden is furnishing audience to hear distinctly in all parts of the O P E N E D extra nice delery for the Rockland market. value and benefit to thousands struggling in C arriages. prepared to fill your orders for our land of fast living, tremendous activities room. This marvelous wonder sings, laughs, A plump and handsome partridge perched talks, whistles and reproduces selections from and ruinous nervous tension. CoonnM—ToniN — Camden, October 2, Ferdinand S ty lish himself on Mayor Lovejoy’s house walk One has but to look about in our daily the world’s famous bands and orchestras. I. Uponiba and A gars, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. THIS HORNING Friday. walks, with only the commonest opportunities Mr. Towle has a great number of testimonials J. F. Tobin, both of Camden. Hats and Bonnets, Baseball is But Slumbering and endorsing his production as a high grade en­ IRiffy —Latb r —Camden, October 1, Charle* F. The White House Cafe now dispenses for observation and an uneducated eye, to Duffy and Mrs. Susie K. Later, both of Camden. And al,o to CUT and MAKE steaming coffee, hot dogs, etc., on Limerock detect the hapless victims of this high nervous tertainment. Admission 30 cents or 20 cents PLUMMRH—A dama—Camden, October 1, Wil­ street, opposite the Y. M. C. A. pressure. Is Far From Being Dead, if tickets are purchased in advance. Children liam Thompson I’lummor, of Philadelphia, aid L ad ies’ 10 cents. CcConcert commences Fannie Leland, daughter of Mr. and Mre. Benj. C. The First Ilaptis* Choral Asiociation will They comprise the young, with fields of 7:30 Adam*, of Camden. o’clock. Dresses and Garments entertain the Belfast and Thomaston Assoc promise before them rich in opportunities. Bowkr—G r k r n b -Union, October 1, by Rev. iations nt the church,this city, tomorrow even They tire ere the race is run and are unable Just Enough Sports to Make those Next Monday, Oct. 14, at the Opera House II. J . Well*, Hamlin B. Bowen and HadleB., daugh­ + In the Latest Styles. I have taken 2 5 to stand the strain. They include those in ter of Mr.and Mra. WilliamOreene, bothot Union the greatest care to perfect myself ing. we shall have Hoyt’s “A Trip to Chinatown.” Mulu n h - W itiiam — Ingraham'fl Hill, South middle life, who have reached the golden Long Days Pass Away Pleasantly— In all the New Idea* In Drc**rnak A benefit will be tendered Dick Martz One year is a long time for a farce comedy rhom aalon, Peptem ber 28. Jnmen R. Mullin* and Ing, nnd with FoolbalI Interesting a Great Many— Orace R. Wlthnm, both of A*h Point, South the Opera House, Camden, next Tuesday eve mean of active development, and who ought to run in one theatre; two years is longer, to be at their best, but who realize their We May Have a Football Team—In Thomaaton. /Mr. Hayden of Boston, ning. Eddie LeBarre of this city has the and it looks as though the present season Sta pler —H a r k b l e — Rockland, September 26. N e w C h o ice affair in charge. strength and courage are slowly giving out. t erest lug Jottings. now dawning would be even greater than any Ralph Staple* and Nettle Haskell, both of Rock They are found among those advanced in land. as Cutter, The county fairs up to date have failed to preceding one for Hoyt’s “A Trip to China­ years who should have reached the high goal town.” Since Chas. H. Hoyt first presented A l d r ic h —TiionwniRR—Thomaaton, September produce an onion yield that for quantity, size toward which they had so long pressed, but Our sports would really like to know if the 2ft, Sidney T. Aldrich, of Lowell, Mana., and Annie and quality can equal that of ex-Mayor Sam to the public this clever comedy it has en­ M. Thorndike, of Thomaaton. who sigh, alas! too late for the strength a Corbett-Fitzsimmons fight will come off. It joyed immeasurable success in every consid­ O ka v —Counck—A ppleton, October 2, by K< uel Bryant. loving nature gave, but of which they robbed looks now as if the greater part of the fight II. J. Well*, Maurice L. Gray of Brooksville ai DRESS erable city in America; just for a minute con­ T he Univcrsalist circle which was to be themselves. ing would take place on paper. Perhaps Carry K. C’ounce of Appleton. template its unparalled record in New York T h o rn d ik e—Brow n—Taunton, Mas* , Septem­ held Wednesday evening of this week is post What pitiable objects these, that thus mar none from this city would be present at the City alone; where 656 nights were concerned ber 21, Georgo A. Thorndike, formerly of union L. ETTA PHILBROOK, poned one week, on account of the death of the landscape of our American life ! Spring­ ring side but there are many who are finan at Hoyt’s own theatre, the xVfadison Square. and Suale Brown, both of Taunton. ______I 4 Limerock St. Mrs. John T. Berry. time without its bloom, summer wanting cially interested, Coombs —Benson —Rockland, Oct 3, by Rev. Not even “Adonis” in its memorable career C. W. Bradlee, Geo.T. Coomb* and Jennie A. Ben­ PATTERNS! flower and fruit, autumn bleak and bare A party picnicked at Lucia Beaches, Sat­ Burton and Stout who played in Warren at the Casino, New York, can even be men­ son, both of Camden. FARWELL OPERA HOUSE. urday, and had a most delightful time. They before its frosts. last summer are very clever with the gloves. tioned in the same list, and that ran for over C r o c k ett—B ir iik e—Rockland, Oct. ft, by Rev. Many causes are capable of creating this C. W. Bradlee, Adclbert E. Crockett, and Lottie 8. G. L. BLACK, Manager. arc under obligations to Mr. and Mrs. F. F, 1 he Thomaston Football team has organ­ 500 nights. “A Trip to Chinatown” is be­ Blnbee, both of Rockland. /\LL oiffEPyflj DEsiqt/s! Burpee for kindly courtesies. condition of ized for the season as follows: John Andrews, yond all doubt the record breaker in amuse­ J ohnson —E kickron—Vinalhaven, Oct. 6, James Carver is to open a restaurant in NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL PROSTRATION: center; J. Murray Miller, Percy Bartlett, ments within the New World. This particu­ MON DAY, OCT. 14, the St. Nicholas building. Mr. Carver is now Fred Bowers, guards; G. E. Mero, Albert lar farce comedy will lend peculiar interest in Boston purchasing stock. He expects to many easily understood and appreciated, but Copeland, tackles; Charles McDonald, A. to theatre-goers and to all lovers of real, The Popular, Enjoyable Event. be open for business in November. the most dangerous and rlcstructive are those Mcharland, ends; Frank Robinson, Roy genuine fun, as the engagement here will insidious and concealed sources which are so Newhall, quarter back; E. W. Prince, R. G, present two versatile and clever eomedians, £tfHtb<3. “ The most successful farce comedy of the age” R. C. Hall & Co. have at their store a characteristic of modern social life that they Whitney, f. Winchenpaw, halfbacks; Alfred in the persons of Laura Biggar and Burt handsome red apple brought from Houlton almost seem an incident of our civilization. Ilavcrly, who are widely known as success­ Rbkvkh—lloctkiand, Oct. 7, Mary K., wife of W e wish to call our customers’ Levenseler, full backs. Percy Bartlett Albert It. Reeves of Brooklyn, N. Y., aged 66 years, HOYTS’ by Mrs. R. C. Hall, that weighs 14 ounces From the overtasked child at school to the manager and E. W. Prince captain. The ful members of leading organizations. This 8 month* and measures 13 inches in circumference. effete and languid man of advanced leisure, team is getting in lots of practice and will season marks their advent into starring circles, Be r r y -R ockland, O ct. 7, Evelyn, wtlo of John attention to our choice “Forty-two years ago last Friday I first samples multiply on every hand. where they will undoubtedly meet witR the T. Borry, aged «4 year*, 4 months, 11 days. play the opening game at an early date. T hurlow —Rockland, October 4, George K. landed in Rockland,” said Nathaniel [ones, How does this terrible affliction begin? success they are deserving of. Miss Biggar Thurlow, aged 22 vear*. 8 months, 1 day. Funeral Above, beneath, beyond all else, nervous­ A minstrel entertainment will be given ii A T r ip to yesterday; “ I came here from Bangor, and few weeks for a benefit to the Rockland Base has enjoyed the reputation of a light comedi­ Sunday from the family home on Oak street. line of ness—nervous weakness—that state when one I,auk—Rockland, October 4. Martin I). Labe, built the Snow house, opposite the depot Ball Association. That prince of stage per­ enne for several years, in the forces of Messrs. seeks solitude, when we find companionship Hoyt and McKee. Miss Biggar has also aged 74 year*, 11 month*, 23 days. T. E Simonton, local agent of Norwich formers Eddie La Barre will have the affair H ahkbll—South Thomaston, October 4. Capt. Union Fire Insurance Company, has handed irksome, when we wish to be alone, when we made decided impressions in many other Benjamin Haskell, aged 66 year* 11 months, 26 lose retentive faculties and it becomes im­ charge and this announcement alone days. C h in a to w n ! a check for $1400 to G. A. Lynde, this sufficient to guarantee an entertainment of a presentations. Mr. Haverly, her husband in possible to fix the mind on any given object Wen tw o rth -—Sean amount being full amount of loss on Atlantic private life, is a comedian of the original A , *on of Mr and Mr*. Fred Wentworth, aged 9 for any length of time, when we experience high order. Many new features will INTRODUCING Hall. troduced. Watch for announcements. school, quaint, eccentric and happily, at his months. 14 days general languor, weakness, a dullness of T iiomah—Rockland, October 8, Sarah T., widow The clover farceurs, LAURA BIGGAR and BURT best, in character comedy. He was originally IIAVKRLY In their original characters of the There must be a great deal of life at the sensations, dizziness, a dimness of sight, loss I he Warren base ball treasury is enjoying a leading minstrel with the well known Prim­ of Benjamin Thomas, a native of Northport, aged 69 years, 10 month*, 0 days. •Widow” and Welland Strong.” store of E. B. Hastings, for the saying is that a the jingling of the “golden bobbies.” When of memory, gloomy and depressed condi­ rose & West organizatiop, also the home H a r t f o r d —Cam den, Septem ber 30, Mrs. Mary Evorytliiiis Mow! where there’s life there’s soap, anti the Hast­ tion of mini*, headache and faintness. We the warm breath of spring gladdens the minstrels known as Carneress’s Minstrels, of L. Hartford, aged 43 year*, 7 month*, 19 days. Displayed in our window. THBj 'n il-; TH E ings window is full of soap the shape of blush at the slightest cause, arc timid, feel our heart of man and infuses new life into nature Philadelphia, but having a taste for comedy Hylvertkr—Cam den, Septem ber 30, Adelbert F. Brooklyn bridge. Warren will be ready to put a ball team in Sylvester, aged 32 years, 11 months. COMPANY SCENERY COSTUMES nervous force give way, are sleepless, have and opera, he sought other fields of theatrical CnOOKEK-.—Camdei September 29, Nathaniel D. E. Carleton has moved into his cosy new no confidence, despair, want ambition, sutler the fight that will make a strong bid for the work, more suited to his capabilities since ((Direct from Iloyt'* Theatre, New York.J Prices home State street----- Several enterprising days o f, aimless unrest and nights of unre championshT which time he has played the leading comedy Cr e e d - Ticket* for thl* great attraction will bo ready a ^celery plants are growing along by the side- freshing wakefulness, a diaapreeahie taste. Te^T\9ebst c r the tricSy^T T StS ^^J1 an 0 aged 77 year*, 10 months, 27 days the box office, Thurndny, Oct. 10. parts in many of the popular operatic and W aterh o u se—Rockland, September 28, Mildred Uhe^ the last season’s Warrens is looJ^ng comedy companies of the day. It is said that M., (laughter of William E.nnd Nettle Waterhouse, be company as a whole, that is in support is aged 1 month, 23 days. BUSINESS Franklin street sewer now reaches Irom Pleas­ Then comes restlessness without activity; berth on the New England League umpire1 Caldkhwood—Vinalhaven,September 26,Bloom­ ant to Homes streets. tremulous voice in excitement, irritability at staff. We know of no reason why Ted wouldn’t t ever presented the farce to an field D. Calderwood. 39c, 50c, 65c, the least provocation, a dull, cloudy lack of make a good man for he thoroughly under­ audience, th?1MBa'n n’anV uf ,he original C allam ore—Appleton, Sept. 26, Mrs. Snrah Arthur Orne has bten clerking in J. Collamore, aged 83 year*. sensations, a disagreeable feeling we cannot stands every point of the game and is beyond cast will ap p ca7 W W \Thc sPcciaI scenery Flint’s for a week, during Harry Flint’s vaca­ curlier tion------Karl E. Packard has flung his banner explain, affecting the head and eyes and a being influenced in rendering decisions. that the company carricsNL? at addition on the outer wall, E. II. Crie with his brush contused condition of mind we cannot control. to a most perfect representatiSQ^^ l“e '”88C8t NEW HOUSE TO LET. The S li a W ’College Captain Quinn and Gill two star players of money winner that Hoyt ever coriSSl^J* SHORTHAND’ and paints having lettered the Pleasant street At times we realize weakness in the back the Thomastons were in Thomaston a few To rent on reeaouable terms the lonement no. 306 side of his store in large letters. and palpitation of the heart, attended with Limerock street Hu* six good rooms, Oyster river Portland and Augusta, J*1e. days last week on business. Both these bril­ wuter and conveniences. A pply on the PremiHe*. We offer this pain and discomfort. We have no force, no liant young players have a chance to play on L. S H A W , P r in c ipa l , - - PORTLAND. An error in part of the edition of T he energy, no ambition. Hope and strength C.-G., last week gave the wrong date for the Georgetown University team next sea­ BUS I NESS locals: Simonton Company's great opening and in flee away. Life is a burden and a sorrow. son. consequence they have arranged to repeat Suicide sometimes follows on the heels of -?'.GKEP W despair. Six members of the Knox Wheel Club of One fiftee 1 foot dory with name Ethel nnd Addle the sale this week from Wednesday, Oct. 9th, Thomaston raced to Crescent Beach, Wednes­ hruudrd on bow. Owner* can have the name by to Saturday, Oct. 12th. What is its meaning? proving property and paying charge*. CHAS. T. Nothing less than the unhappy victim is day. It was a handicap race and the time FLOWERING BULBS. BURGESS, Matlnicus, Mo. 40 J. B. Loring is making two boats for the suffering from nervous debility and that weak­ made and names of riders are as follows: A. ONLY THIS WEEK new schooner being builded by Washburp ness will, unless checked, eventuate in com­ McFarland, 26 min , A. L. Copeland, 26 min. Easter Lilies, Hyacinths, Tulips, etc., just NOTICE. Bros, of Thomaston. The boats will be 22 plete nervous prostration—in physical and 35 sec , Frank Robinson 27 min., \V. B. Fos­ received and fur sale by ' Fruit, Confectionery and Clgnr*. Homo Made and 16 feet in length------N. A. Packard has mental wreck. The inevitable consequences ter 28 min., Wm. Stackpole 28 min., 5 sec., C. M. T ibbetts. Cuke*, Pie*, Sandwiches, Jelly, etc. Patrons can been marketing a great many high grade of a continued condition like this are most E. R. Bumps, 33 min. Wm Sansom and *lt here nnd wait for the cars nnd whllo they wait —OF THB— Domestic and Vienna Bread fresb and sweet wo will serve them lunch and coffee to order. F U R Rl cauliflowers the past week. fearful. No language of tongue or pen can Charles Robinson of the Rockland wheel club J. F. COOPER, Cor. Main nnd Summer St*. 39 accompanied the other riders. Their time evory day. Hot rolls made from best materials Miss Annie Kittredge of Camden, the adequately describe them. All hope fades for tea Cake and pastry of best quality. talented young actress who made such a sue nless recovery is made possible. Unless the was, Sansom 25 min, Robinson 26 CHAIRS REFITTED min. The distance covered was 7 3-4 Brown Bread and Beans Saturday and Sunday. cess of the title role of the “ Mascot,” will destructive forces can be met and vanquished, lint Bros., Bakers, *276 Main St. Chairs re-canod and fixed up u* good a* new Ever shown in thia or any take the leading lady’s part in the “Spy of the sun of Austerlitz must go down in the miles. z\ series of races on the Knox Trot­ Send postal or call at 166 Broadway. ting park is being seriously contemplated. Gettysburg,” to be presented here Nov. 5 for uight of Waterloo. CARRIE B. PILLSBURY. the benefit of Anderson Camp, S. of V. But what is the cure? Thomaston has the foot hall fever. Two New Domestic Bread. Best In the World. other city. We made a big The Vinalhaven now leaves Swan’s Island, What will bring health? teams are now in the field, the regular foot­ j Genuine W ithout this Label FARM FOR SALE. every week day at 5:45 a. m., Green’s Land­ No man, among all the learned and skilful ball eleven and the High school eleven. The personal of the regular team is given else A 11 Ice farm *ltuatud in Vinalhaven, Maine. Con- ing at 7 a. m., North Haven at 8 a. m., Vin­ of the medical discoverers and inventors, has slHtlng of 100 acres of land divided into tillage, alhaven at 9 a. m.,arriving in Rockland about done so much in this great work for humanity : where. 1’he makeup of the High school Study Shorthand puHture and wood land. Cuts 23 tons of hay and DISPLAY OF purchase and can sell them 10:15 a.m . On the return the boat leaves behalf of these suffering patients, as has ! eleven is as follows; Warren Henry, center; will pasture feed 10 heud of cattle; has a fine Dr. Greene of 34 Temple Place, Boston, ' Will Bunker and Ralph Lermond, guards; orchard conslstlhg of 69 trees all of u bearing age; Rockland at 2 p. m., Vinalhaven 3:30, No. also an abuudunce of water, convlxting of never Ilaven 4 :3O, Green’s Landing 5530 arriving Mass. Early in his extensive practice he I James Gilchrest and llalver Whitney, tackle; 3 y M a il. fulling springs. The farm Is located on the north- at Swan’s Island about 6:30. realized the vast and important need of a more , George Newcombe and Sumner Austin ends; eustern part of Vinalhaven and at the uustern en­ much below the regular price. thorough knowledge in this branch of medical ; Walter Strout, quarterback: Raymond Moran trance to Fox Islund Thoroughfu.e, nnd is a very The milliners with one exception opened science, and some sure and reliable reme- , and Hugh McDonald, halfbacks; Fred deslrablo location for summer people, giving a fine SOAP! their stores this morning for the annual dis­ ISABEL SPEAR, So. Portland, Me. view of Eastern Penobscot Bay; also for sailing dies for this class of patients, and while others Elwell full hack. boating, etc. For particulars and terms enquire of 3ST. 33. play of fall and winter millinery. The excep­ failed he found success; while others groped I Levi Patterson ol last season’s Rockland or address the present owner tion is Miss Etta Philbrook who will show 40 42 F. L. CALDERWOOD. goods for three days beginning Thursday. blindly in old and beaten paths, he blazed a , base ball team is doing good work on the Agencies Wanted ! Our milliners are making a splendid display new way and came to the sunny opening. , Colby football eleven. His position is half- SLOOP BOAT FOR SALE. hrough hidden recesses, in out-of-the-way , back and in a game Saturday with the Ban- 200 White and Grey of seasonable goods and the combinations of Great Bargain. straw, felt, feathers, ribbons and ornamenta­ places, in field and labratory, by search ami 1 gOrs he inatL three touch downs. Patterson is TO SELL PHOSPHATE. invention, with a patience that never tired J a remarkably fast runner. A first-clu«B boat, built on honor 20 ft. over all, tions are very fetching and beautiful and will rolits unlimited If the agent is active, but ho 7 ft. bcum, 4 ft. draft, keel, nud keel ballasted act as a magnet to draw the ladies into the and a courage that did not falter, he worked meeting of the Base Ball Association •t tuko Home Interest In con Cubby with chance for two to sleep in. Only one out the glorious results which have given faith Everything transuded year old and Bails In perfect order. Perfectly tight, GOAT RUG! stores for days to come. will be held some evening this week when it cemented between timber*. Will be soldut a great him his great fame, and humanity a cure for will be decided whether or not the town will sacrifice for reudy money, Enquire at Peaches for preserving are just bidding us this most fearful aflliction. E. B. Hastings be represented by a ball club. In conversa­ 40 T H IS O FFICE . a fond adieu. There are two varieties in the His success has far exceeded his fondest tion with a number of gentlemen directly in­ 27x64, at the unheard of market—Connecticuts and Californias. They anticipations. terested in the sport we learned that the gen­ retail for $1-50 a crate and are a crate bargain. Tn the vegetable Kihgdom, wherein Divinity Pure Cider Vinegar eral feeling was for a club stronger even than Over 7000 cakes of White o f Onions are so cheap that it makes farmers has planted healing plants for all the ills of the one of the past season, whicr. was the Hetdquarters for Pure Cider and White Wine BOSTON & BANGOR S.S.CO. cry to see one. They retail at 12 pounds for the flesh, he found the things he needed, and most brilliant season of base hall the town Inegar la at C. M. TIBBKTTH’. Money will a quarter. The crop is large and good. so skillfully has he compounded them that a nt buy a better article than wo keep. We 1 ever enjoyed. The team was unfortunate in not handle Vltrol Vinegar at uuy price. Respectfully Atmounce the Castile Soap to maks it. Bring Deleware grape, that juicy favorite, is about wonderful and complete cure has been losing a number of games that should have out of the market. The musky Salem has upplied for this terrible weakness. Thus is been victories for the players were as good as W. V. HANSCOM, M. D. 2ist ANNUAL SEASON been in good demand this year, and is getting he able to restore to the afllicted this lost any in the county. It is hoped that the -OF- the children to see it, in our to be quite a favorite. itality in every case, however difficult, or association will vote to have a team. Physician and Surgeon, long standing. Office and Residence Sullivan Bros, store window has been a So unusual has been his success in chronic 26 MASONIC STREET, . ROCKLAND South Window. veritable headquarters for vegetable curios instances that the Doctor feels, and has the The trade in coon cats is on the increase Special attention given to Diseases of th> and monstrosities the past week. The LOW FARES! right to feel, his wonderful remedies are and good prices prevail. A story is told of a !£}.• d Ear. On the Fleet of Steamer* of the Company •m o t H ours to 10 6 p. after exhibit is headed by three mammoth squashes invincible and equal to any emergency. They young Camden lady who once did a flour­ raised by Timothy Sullivan of the firm. Their ishing business selling these beauties. She From B»ng-or and all laudlugs «>n Peuub- never fail. T jeusfhonb : 80 2. •col itlver and Iftay, to »e finish. <1 upon show you whether you want to great metropolis for a ridiculously small fare. manently. The very worst cases, those who IJeecham’s pills for consti­ honor, not to gel the greaiest amount of work off From Bangor, liawpdeu, Winterport aud Out Cloak and Fur Departments have given up all hope, can be cured, if (hey iu a given time. They ure finished with every at Bucksport to Bostou aud return ...... 9 3 .M This season is always eagerly awaited, so that tentiou to details lu manipulation 'o Insure perma- From Searsport and Belfusl to Bostou aud buy or not. the announcement that the excursions will will use Dr. Greene’s medicines. pation io* an d 25*. G et the uency. For proof exurnluu large case at my door. retu rn ...... 3 fifi begin next week will be a pleasant bit of in­ The Doctor has perfected a system of let- i - . , . , They have been out to the weather over a ye^r. From Cumdeu to Bostou and return ...... 2 .7 0 Otter Many Inducements. The least affected are on puper lu present use. My From Rockland to Bostou aud return...... 4 0U formation. ter correspondence by which patien s> from | D O o k t i t yO U T d F U ^ y i b t S 311(1 motto is NOT that people expect to be humbugged The dates are from Oct. 14 to Oct. 25. The every part of the world may cousult him in | , but expect whut they pay for. Stateroom List now open. EKED T. LOTH KOI*. Agent, Koeklaud. round trip fare from Camden is £2.75, from regard to their complaint, free u^k:haige. go by it. TXOBBTt WILL MOLD GOOD FOB Rockland >2.50. All they have to do is to write h i j ^ ^ letter Calvin H Au stin , Geu’l Bupt., Bostou. ONE FULL 1BAK. 8fi W illia m U. H il l , Geu’l Manager, Boston. Fuller & Col A nn ual sales aiorw Lhau 6.0UU.UUU boaaa. E. B. HASTINGS. L

I most tempting exhibit in this department, I consisting of blueberries,raspberries and black ■ berries, put up without heating, and as fresh CHAS.'T. SPEAR. n S te a m . in appearance and taste as though just pulled from the parent plant. Mr. Kavanagh’s \ Boilers . method of preserving is original with himself GOODTHING- PU3H IT ALONG and he thinks of having it patented. R ep aired In no department of the Washington fair has so much improvement been made as in the fancy work and domestic department. JOHN R. COUSINS The class of work has steadily improved and you will now find at these exhibitions as pretty bits of needlework as one wishes to see. The Y e a r s showing this year was very pleasing, and we During my stay of over 2 yrars In Kocklnnd I make note of some of the most interesting : have done work ror parties throughout Kn<-x Co and.Eastern Maine. Mrs. Franklin Lcighr had many specimens of All my worn la flriit-clnss and beat of reference!, her nice work in the display—patchwork quilt eon be given. in blight colors, crazy woolen quilt, pr«tty Any orders left with Meaara Pay Machinists, will have prompt attentlor braided rugs, beautifully knit stockings of shell work, and so on. I ler daughters, Misses The fifth annual fair of the Washington Reds, extra good Yellow Bellflowers, large Aunie and Affie, who follow in their mother’s Maine Central Railroad. Town .Agricultural & Horticultural Society and handsome Kings, and so on, a long list footsteps, were represented by many creditable was held Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of approved varieties, most temptingly ar- pieces of work, ranging from artistic oil paint­ of lost week, and was the most successful and ranged ings to patchwork quilts. In Effect October 6, 1895. complete in the history of the society. The Frank Collins exhibited three fine varieties Mrs. Althea liisler displayed a neatly made parlor and Shepmp Can between Rockland and sun smiled propitiously on all three days of —Porters, Pippins and Golden Russets. husk mat; Mrs. Washington Achorn, “sun, Roeton. the exhibition and large crowds enjoyed the Joel Flint’s two handsome lots—Catheads moon and seven stars” quilt and lily quilt, Paiaenger Trains leave Rockland aa follows large and fine display. and Pound Sweets—attracted considerable well made and representing a great deal of 8:20 a. m. for Bath, Brunswick. Lewiston, attention. Augusta, Waterville, Bangor, Bar Ilathor, Vance, work; Mrs. Benj. Jones, pretty silk quilt with boro, Bt. John, Portland and Boston, arriving In The apple exhibit was interesting, although Jesse Overlock showed four varieties from red edge, point lace and fancy apron; Mrs. Boston at 4.15 p. m. P arlor car to Boston. some of the exhibitors themselves thought his 75 trees, all good. His Pound Sweets Milton Thurston, old samplers worked in 1:85 p m. for Bath, Brunswick, Lewiston the quality not quite up to the high standard were a little extra, Monmouths well colored Waterville, Portland and Boston, arriving In B< 1811 and 1824; Sadie Rockwell, doiley in at 9 :25 p. m. that this society has set. It is an off year for and Cathead Russets or Carver’s Graft large silk flowers, and hand-painted picture throw, fi.iOp m for St.John and Provinces,Portland and apples, and one well known Washington and finely shaped. Mr. Overlock will get both very pretty; Miss Annie Slater, nicely Boston, arriving in Boston nt 7:38 a m. Sleeping orchardist claims that on years when the about 25 bushels this year, just one-quarter of made crocheted jacket and cotton baiting ear to Boston. last year’s crop. T baikr A r r iv e : quantity is cut down the quality is also off, and paper guitar and banjo, pretty novelties; 10:46 a. m. morning train from Portland, Lewis, Be that as it may, the array of apples was so Vinnie Morton, well made tidies; Mrs. John ton and Waterville. tempting, so pretty, so extensive that it 5:20 p.m . from Boston, Portland, Lewiston and The grape exhibit was small but the quality Ilowe, hooked rug with stag center-piece, Bangor. Parlor enr from Boston. seemed equal to any exhibit of the sort this was unusually good, and most of the varieties nice piece of work; Mrs. Eva Daggett, pretty 4.D5 a. m. from Boston and Portland, St. John, society has had. shown were fairly well ripened. Henry Burns yarn rug; Lottie Cargill, worsted rug with Vanceboro and Bangor Sleeping car from Boston Henry Burns of Union made an exhibit of made an exhibit of ripe-looking Concords. worked decorations, lots of work and expertly CHAS. T. SPEAR, PAYSON TUCKER,Gen’l Manager. 24 plates of apples, fine fruit, including some F. E. BOOTIIBY, G. P. & T. A. Other worthy exhibits in this department done; Mrs. Ilarvey Cnnningham, elaborate W. L. WHITE, Dlv. Supt. of the finest varieties, and all well nigh were made by Alonzo Butler, Mrs. Albert silk crazy quilt, well made; Carrie z\. Noyes, 295 & 297 Main S* perfect. Mr. Burns has some 600 trees and Light, Irving Bryant, L. M. Staples and Amos drawn work apron, good work; Mabel Noyes, last year he raised nearly 600 bushels. This G. Sukeforth. Mr. Butler exhibited the fol­ fancy kerchief, sofa pillow cover, Mexican year 250 bushels will about size up his yield, lowing varieties: Hartford Prolific, Worden’s work tidy, crocheted lace, and other lovely Wlllliun L McDowell of W a-hiugton. In Raid BOSTON&BANG0RS.S.00 lie has sold about 100 bushels this year, Seedling, Concord, Champion and Agawam. work; Lola Morton, nice crocheted lace; C ounty of K nox, r«-i-j»ectfully reprea- nta that at a getting $1 a cask. Miss Delphina Sukefotth, husk rug, and other Probate (Joint luld t Kocklnnd whhln and for Cyrus Jones was represented in this de­ Niiid county, on ihe ti inf Tuendny of March, A. I). Summer Service, 1895. good work; Mrs. Chas. Cunningham, shell IH'.W) Harriet N Mellowed whi duly app lut'd partment by a handsome basket of Pound The tomatoes all looked fine. Alonzo But adm in atratrix of th- hint will and teUament of Steamers leave Rockland ns follows : ler had 24 varieties in bis exhibit,many of them basket; Mrs. B. D. Sprague, two finely made Sweetings. puffs and several other pieces of fancy work; John McDowell, lute of cutd Wnehliigton. and gave Oo’RtOn’ da,,y» exccPl Sunday, nt (nbout) Amos G. Sukeforth’s exhibit comprised 10 extra fine. His Baltimore Prize Taker, how­ bond for the faithful dit*churgc of aaid truRt; that ever, seemed the best. John F. Bryant showed Emma T. Sylvester, pretty lie; Dora Hilton, your petitioner In one of the auretlea on paid bond, For Camden, Belfast, Searsport, Bucksport, Win- line varieties, his Twenty Ounce being large, a beautiful exhibit comprising a nightrobe and mid that more than five yearn have elnpued nlnco terport, Hampden and Bangor, dally, except Pumpkin Sweets highly colored, Colverts very three good varieties, the Pear, Strawberry and the execution thereof Wherefore your petitioner Monday at from 5 :0 0 to 6:0 ii a in. Cherry. corset cover, Mexican work apron, etc.; Mrs. prayn that he may b - dibchargid from any further For Green's Landing, Swan’s Island, South West large and well colored, Winter Pippins the L. B. Turner, pretty bead work; Mrs. II. F. liability aa aneh auiety. Harbor, North East Ilaibor, Bar Harbor and same, and Bailey Sweets especially good, Lucas, lovely Mexican work kerchief. Dated thin 17th day"«U 8epl., ' . I) 1895. Sorrento, Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays nt lie had well preserved American Golden The melon department would have been WM. L. N cDOWKLL. from A:00 to 6:00 a. m., or upon arrival of Russets of the 1894 vintage. Mr. Suke- considered small in Georgia, but it was of steamer from Boston. THE CATTLE. On the foregoing tuition, O i:ih k ki», T hat RETURNING forth was urged to enter his fruit plates for colossal proportions for Maine. William not'e. tie giv o, t>> | iddisl’ing a e«'py thereof and a premium, as specimens of skilled cabinet Light had some beautiful citrons on show, Plug Tobacco 'The cattle display is always good at Wash­ of ltd Older, tin - • w. ei.w Hucee*Hi\»-iy, prior ,n the From Boston, dully, except Sunday, nt 6:00 p. m third Tin b ;m < f < »• iob. r m xi i iheCouhlKIt- From Bangor, dally,except Sunday, at 1 1 :0 0 a. in. work, but declined so to do. lie has 75 extra large and heavy, and flanked them with ington and was never better than this year G a z e t t e , a i ew-papei printed in Dockland, that touching at Hampden, Winterport, Bucksport trees in his oichard and will get 75 bushels. a basket of musk melons that let you know At an early hour Wednesday the goad-slick all •d of Searsport, Belfast, and Camden. Mr. Sukeforth says that his Twenty Ounce whence came the name. was in operation; and the broad gate to the Prob. tc. d be b e d 1 and rho From Sorrento, at H <»O a. m., Bar Harbor at cause, if w h\ tin- pr iyor i f said petition 10:00 a m., Mondays, Wednesdays and Frl trees arc the most reliable, never skipping a Henry Burns had on exhibition a large, fully A G r e a t Big Piece fop grounds swung open wide to admit the sleek should not ■i..nt d. days, touching at intermediate Inudlngs. yield, and the same with his Colverts and ripened watermelon grown out of doors on looking cattle. 38 40 C. E. MKBEKVEY, Judge, FRED LOTHROP, Agent, Rockland. Maiden’s Blush. his Union farm. He planted the seed in the Henry Simmons of Union was one of the f be m i tioo and ordei thereon. CALVIN AUSTIN, Gen’l Supt., Boston. first on the ground with a herd of five cow EI'W akd K. Go u i.d , Kegirttcr. W M . H. H IL L , General M anager, Boston. Charles E. Bartlett made an exhibit of well open ground in May. He had about 40 mel­ colored and typical shaped Ben JJavis apples ons on the vines. headed by the handsome full-blooded Jersey and good Fletcher Sweets------Irving Bryant’i 1 0 C e n t s - bull Peter, two years old. There were two npp. nted to Ju d g e of Portland, Mt. Desert & Machias H.S.Co. Harvey Greenings were extra good and his Notwithstanding the early scare from Jerseys and three Holstein cows, and they inissionerB Nonesuch fine----- J. M. Harding’s R. I need no recommendation, for the butter they cred tors blight and rot, the drouth and potato bugs, e, late of Greenings, N. Y. Geneting and Hass apples the potato exhibit was the largest and best of make is known all over the county for its fine -.1, repr. idvent give Str. FRANK JONES were worthy of especial mention----- Mrs. quality. Mr. Simmons also had on show tw aid . LllltOll any in the history of the organization, al­ important essentials—the ground in condition I kind of Yellow Eye w hich is a great yielder. COMMENCING Sept 18, 1895, the steam er Albert Light helped out the display with fair though Robert Mooers and his queer-looking ytarling heifers, grades. e I heir <1 th i they / Frank Jones will leave Rockland, weather and freedom from weeds. The plants should He got the seed at Windsor. Washington ui lin e oiin e <-i ,i rt. Foster iu Black Oxfords, and Golden Russets and but sterling tuber, the Sealfoot, were absent. Riverdy D. Burns exhibited a yearling -afurday, the 26lh day ol A p d l, Cpermitting, nt 6 a. m. on Wednesdays and Butur- Winthrop Greenings that were above the be thinned out to get uniform large ones, but Achorn exhi >ited a small and pretty bean Hereford and Durham hull, Albert Thutstun f?«r„ lB’*"bor.o, Castine, Deer isle, Hedg- The exhibition included the best known va­ that looked 11 k>• 11 •ii "f the clock in tin? Ion noon for wick, (Blnehill) Brooklln, Southwest Harbor, average. this thinning out process has little to do with of Union Jersey and Holstein 2-year-old ml on t e 12th < «y oj June, A D. rieties ano the samples were all large and the size of the crop. John M. Harding, A. E. d in g j^ w ejjfsam p le of a new bean that ck in ti e forenoon, for ifiat pujfri Northeast Harbor, Bar Harbor, Mlllbrldge. Jones. S. S. Bartlett can always be depended on smooth. O. B. Collins had in the exhibit heif?T*U4?3 11 11 ’b-h _uld black, •?vrt Machlasport, arriving at Machlasport Johnston W.O.Luce and Henry Burns exhibit-^ -IzRUmed tu be the earliest known, and to re about 6:00 p. m. for a fine display of apples. He reports some extra good Early Rose spuds. matched sTeers ai>d beauties. ed fine specimens of the yellow Danvers (juire the briefest time from planting to pod ST Kb. jtff» will leave Machlasport, weather per about half his usual crop this year. His John M. Harding showed a number of va­ Joseph Bowley exhibited a grade Hi reford 3i-W M ARK \V. UALDKKW OOD, iety. The pods are 6 to S inches lonfc, and the LMondays, and Thursdays at I a. rn. vii display consisted of 22 varieties. The Black rieties, some of them very strange-luoking cow and grade Durham, both fine milkers. Cotninihftioner 78. arriving in Rockland at 6 p. m., Oxfords were exceptionally large and finely bean is excellent for string beans, shell beans Rockport. Sept. 19th, A . D. s9». “Jth train leaving for Boston at 9.00 productions, but his basket of Everett pota­ The Durham is noted as a fine stock cow. painted, the Nonesuch good, Twenty Ounce or dry A. G. Suktforih’s home stock was well rep­ I 26 toes was especially admired. In his exhibit It’s been a gonj^squash year ami although There was an unusually large exhibit of KNOX (d l - T V In * ou.t of Probate held 'ON H < KER, V. P. & Gen’l Mu large, well colored and perfectly shaped, and were Eastern Rose, Lily of the Valley and resented by a pair of 2-year-old red and whit Rock and on tin- third Tuenday of 8*■pteinbi the size is mibup t ) last year, owing to the peas by Joseph Bowley, J. F. Bryant, Albert XITHBY, 0. P.ft T. A. the Newtown Pippins exceptionally large. Badger State Peach Blow. Of his large steers wilh white fates lb d girled 6 feel, and L^TON, Gen. Freight Agent. early att^Cxs of bugs and the long drouth, the Thurston and others. Champion of England ertate of A. E. Johnson from his small orchavd of number of kinds the Ever?tt proved the yio^fCCave borne nobly so that the total w’eight full-blooded 3-year-okl Jersey heifer and a 45 trees showed five varieties and all good. seemed to be the most in evidence. , in raid must satisfactory. lie raised 60 bushels faised is well up, and the quality is superior. nice one. lirel a: d His Jersey Sweets were extra. of this variety. It rotted but little. ~—~'~ A. R. Noyes slowed a pair of 3-year-old tiual neco idminii-lintluo of «.ifd eatato for C. C. Daggett of Union made an exhibit of allow ance: JReCkland Line Lindley M Staples, he of the ready tongue ll ^O iarles Bartlett’s B e a u t y . , Hebron ex- handsome Hubbards, perfect in shape and The dairy exhibit was fine and the butter black steers, w< matched; A. E. Hilton, O r d e r e d , T hat in thereof be given,three * f t d - 4 ig t ip g b le d 1, 3«tv CO r h e w m nfas Vciy’ nne,'J as- was L. T. Marr’s color, raised from the seed of the mammoth and cheeses tempting in their richness. In yearling steers, black Ilolsteins, very pretty; week- ancccudvely, i if (’niKim-OAzmE, HE STAUNCH STEAMER other things besides law cases and politics, Early Rose and L. B. Turner’:! Virginias, hard-shells with which he won the prize at this department the following well known Thomas Sukefortb, pair big oxen in fine con­ piloted In R ock land, ii all persona and is a most successful orchardist. A large int< ieaten m.»> m.< i d ..i a Pn»i ate Court to ’be held a variety that much resembles th? Norfhern the Union fair last year. In this exhibit were and talented butter and cheese makers were dition, girting 7 feet, 6 inches and 7 feet 4; at Rockland, on the third T uerday of October 'CKLAND’ table was devoted to his poraological display, Spy. some fine looking slate-c ilored squashes, the represented : Mrs. Washington Achorn, Carrie John T. Bryant, sto u t pair reds, girting 7 feet next, and «how cm re, if any they have, why the nuld which was fine. There were pretty McIntosh account bIiouIi I be PT. NELSON II. WEED, ♦ - , But E. A. Sidelinger made ’em tired. lie property of Irving Bryant, that resembled the A. Noyes, Jesse Overlock, Dell Sukeforth, each; Ivi n A. Raekliffe, large and handsome yearling steers, red and black. C. E. MESERVEY, Judge. •ockhnd dally (except Sundays) ut brought in a bushel of Bells that were mon­ Pike’s Peak variety. William Light exhibited Mrs. Albert Ripley, Mrs B. D. Sprague, Mrs. a A tru e copy,—ottei jr Camden, Northport, Belfast. Foit sters. One tuber weighed 30 ounces, another some monstrous turbans that were very solid. Miles Sukeforth, Mrs. Peter Lenfest. Miss Capt. James Slater hail some fine stock on 38 40 E dw a • K . G ould, R< gl-ter. sport, Winterport, Hampden and is 27 and so on. He raised them on green There were also exhibits of the scalloped var­ Noyes showed several very pretty ornamental the grounds. Tnere was a 2-year-old Hol­ -rat 6:38 pm . D R . S W A N ’S moulds of butter. stein bull, a noble fellow, a Holstein yearling, KNOX (OUNTV.-ln ( omt of Probate held nt e Bangor dully except Sundays at sward with green dressing and a spoonful of iety. Rockland on the third T m rday of September, ^unpden 6 :20 a. ra., Winterport 7 :00 phosphate in a hill. He planted a bushel 3-year-old steers girting 6 feet 2 and 6 feet, In ... -& sport 7 :35 a. in., F o rt Point 8 .20 a. in., and got 40 bushels. well matched. ( 'hurled 11. R d may attend at Bluehill Steamboat Com’y. ington, and then have enough left for a pie feet 4 and 6 feet, nice cattle; Virgil Morse, a Pioliute ( curt to be held at Rockumd. on the for the peculiar, unctuous smell of the gay or two. It’s been a great year for punks. B. Dell Sukeforth and Mrs. George Danforth and handsome pair 3-year-olds; Herbert Linscott, third Tueflduy of October next, and riiow cuune, if any they huve, why the raid account «hou d not be Three Trips per Week. carrot and popular parsnip pervaded ihe air. D. Sprague exhibited 13 beauties, Washington Mrs. P. M. Lenfest bad beautiful exhibits. exceptionally pretty pair, not quite a year old. The favorite carrot varieties were the Long There were several fine fluial pieces, Mrs. allowed. Achorn immense churn shaped Califurnias, Arial Linscott’s full-blooded Holstein hull O. E . M EHKKYEY, Judge. Commencing Tuesday, Sept. 1 7.h, T. S. Bowden’s cross being especially note Orange and portly Ox Hearts. This depart­ O. B. Collins three handsome fellows, Manley attracted deserved attention. He is a good A true copy,—Attert: ment was much in evidence owing to the Pierpont two varieties of six each that beat worthy. natured fellow and worked all summer under 38-40 E d w a rd K. G ou ld , R egister. contributions of Milton Thurston, Oscar Steamer Juliette the band, J. M. Harding showed three about the KNOX COUNTY-la Court of Probate held at Bryant, John F. Bryant, Johp M. Harding, In the preserve department, which was full yoke. Will leave ItockluAl on arrival of steamer from the right size and consistency for home con­ Milton Thurston from his Appleton farm Rocklund on the third Tuesday of rephntber, A. G. Sukefortb and William Light. It was sumption, and Charles Bartlett six large ones, to overflowing, was everything in the way of brought a pair of 3-year-old steers, matched 1896. Boston every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday BACKED T R Y the finest showing the writer ever saw. preserves, pickles, etc., that heart could wish, Amanda T. Muzzy, executrix of the Inrt will and about 6 o'clock u. rn. for Islesboro, Custlne, Little two big fellows growing on same stein. in white, black and red, and good ones; tcfltiinn-nl of A daline A. Kennirton. late of Apple- Deer Isle, Sargenlviile, Deer Isle, Sedgwick, B Y A IT AT John M. Harding exhibited a basket of Thomas Pierpont aidn’t take any exhibit but and never was there a mure tempting exhibit. E. A. Lidelinger a 4-year-old Jersey cow’ of ton, in raid county, deemred, hu\ii g presented her Brooklln, So. Bluehill, Bluehill, Surry and Ells- excellent parsnips. The following had samples of theii skill: Mrs. account of ndmiuirtintiou a f the ertate of raid dc- w orth. BANK O U R he gave an interesting reminiscence of how Orono stock, and a good one, and a pair one or two years ago he raised from one seed J. C. Howes 6 varieties, Mrs. Albert Light 3, Returning, leave Ellsworth Monday, Wednesday CHECK of 5-year-old steers, red with white faces, '"d Friday, at ft o’clock, Surry at 7, touching above RISK 23 pumpkins, the largest of which weighed ..Em ily Bowden 14, Olive Light 2, Mrs. girling 6 feet 10 and well up to the head of Connecting ut K<>. m., land­ DEBILITY, Etc. Slid one of the fnnurs, “but there is time.” ing at Hurricane lulu each trip, both ways. thing in connection therewith is the fact that it is considerably larger than when it was first Edw. Ripley, A. R. Noyes and William Light NOTICE. By taking the 9:30 a in bout the above service had excellent exhibits. Mr. Light’s were extia gives two hours at Vinalhaven ; or two and one- set out. Executor's Sale o f Real Estate. half hours ut Hurricane Island. Milton Thurston’s bushel of Eclipse beets line of Gregory’s Mammoth variet). W. S. WHITE, General Manager. were as pretty as any there, while other fine Puisuant Io tiie authority given me l-y the last ill and testam ent of Margaret G R ugger, late of exhibits of this popular vegetable for man and As to beans, some people don’t know homuston, iu tin- » ounty of Kimx, deceased I beast were mail by John F Bryant and John beans when they see ’em, but those who vis­ shall sell al public auction on ihe fiist day ol Oc o- INALHAVENSTEAMBOAT CO Upham. Mr. Upham’sjam’s MMangel Wurtzels were We are Selling l»er, A. D. at in ..’cloca in tie form on. on ited Washington couldn’t miss ’em. If Union the prmilMcs, all tin* rigid, title and Interest which Change of Schedule. o f fthe most generous size. wishes to maintain her honored title of said Maigaret G Rugg • r had in and to tl e follow­ ing described rcul estate. viz : II'.use, barn, ollhe IN EFFECT bBI'IK M H EK 30, 1H03. Beantown she must be up and doing, for Right Arm Paralyzed! ind luixl, Main sirie t, opposite Pine street (iiome- John M. Harding ami Amos |Sukeforth had Washington is evidently hot on her trail. tcud), T Iiomuslou, Me ; lot i f laud w ist side of WHY BE SSCK Wadsworth street, udjoinli g pi iron laud, Thomas- When a' trifle will buy the greatest healing oats on display, and the experts said they Well, it was the prettiest exhibit of dried Saved from St. Vitus Dance. HARD !tr. VINALHAVEN invention of the day? I>r. Sainleu’M Elet-lrh* were good, too. Mr. Harding sowed a bushel beans and peas ever seen in this state, as a C O A L SOFT l i c i t I n 11 com plete body buttery tor aelt- of seed a»id got 22 I-2 bushels return. travelled man at the fair claimed. Of , ‘Our CiRUgliter, Blanche, now fif- Ircufmeut. nod uuurniilccd, or money course, beans don’t look as nice in their , teen years of age, had been terribly relundwl. It will cure without medicine On above date, wind anil weather permitting. IthcumutlNiii, l.iimlNngo, Sduilcu, I.uinc primitive state, as when turned out smoking j aillicted w ith,nervousness, and had Will leave Sw an’s Island every week day at 6 45 lluck. Kidney mid I.Her Complaint*. And it’s been a good corn year, and if you ut from a large smoke-stained and lire- lost the entire use o f h<*r right arm. Cheap as anybody. ITCHING PILES a. m., Greeu’s Landing ut 7 a. in., North Haven 8 KcrvoiiM llebilliy, Wcttkneaa, JLommcm. don’t believe it, dear reader, you can ask browned earthen pot to the accompaniment We feared St. Vitus dance, and tried a. in , Vinalhaven 9 a. ra., arrive ut Rockland about D rain u m l nil effect* nt early indiscre­ those who went to Washington. The walls the best physicians, with no henelkt. SWAYNE’8 10:16u. ra. tion or extess. To weak men It 1m I lie of a sizzling bit of pork, but that Washington PILES of the lower room were lined with the golden Returning, will leave Rockland every week day grcatcMi poMMlble boon, us the mild ,, . , exhibit was interesting. There were old fash She has taken three bottles of Dr. ABBOLUTBLY oubbs. OINTMENT at 2 p.m., Vinalhaven 3 30 p. in., North Haven MooihlnK electric current la applied truces, lhere was 8-rowed and 12 towed, >♦< ~ ‘“TOliB— Moisture I futease lublag aa4 iuned Yellow Eyes, Improved Yellow Eyes, Miles’ Nervine and has gained 31 Kt rnaai at utgb i| w arsea byL soraUhTa*. It rn.. Green’s Lauding 6:30 p. in, arriving direct to the n erv e cen lera and improve- there was pop corn and sweet ci rn, but with pounds. Her nervousness and symp­ at Sw an’s Islund about 6 :30 p. m “ e^ k ‘ r*ediUQfa° S r.lS u ? . »“ ‘hl» di*P'»y Double Improved Yellow Eyes, Snowflakes Connections: At Rockland on Mondays, Wednes­ and Pea Beaus in great profusion and all first- toms of Kt. Vitus dance are entirely medical work. ’he premises. Ihe exhibitors who here blMrtliajK, a b sa rb sth eta m o ra . Mold by drutfcuuorbv days and Fridays with Steamer Emmeline for Ban­ class. Some of the exhibits sold for fancy gone, she attends school regularly, A. F. CROCKETT CO., Msll tut bOcu. i*r«gwal by Da. Madras# FAdlk.i-JnSAZ gor and intermediate landings, and with 1 p iu. showed their cereal products were C. C. Dag­ train of the M C. R. R., arriving at Portland at prices for seed during the fair. The proud and has recovend complete use of “Three Classes of Men, gett, Mrs. Althea liisler, E. A. Sidelinger, exhibitors in this department were John M. her arm, her appetite is splendid.” 6 .-20 p. m ., and Boston ui 9 :30 p m . same day. Manley Pierpont, Irving Bryant, Cant. James R. R. Ticket# sold ut Reduced Rates to Portland Harding, C. J. Jones, Milton Thurston, Jos­ MRS. R. R. BULLOCK, BrighUm, N. Y. Cblcbestcr's Lugllsb Dluuroml BrunJ. and Boston from ail landings illustrated, 1# sent free, sealed, by mail upon slater, A. G. Sukefortb and possibly others. N O R T H E N D . «-R ound Trip Tickets, between Rockland and c.c.D .«e« b.d.«r»« A u cO«.b.. eph Bowley, Washington Achorn, Siruuel Vinalhaven, 26 cents Ripley, John Uphain, J. F. Biyaut and one Dr. Miles’ Nervine ENNYROYAL PILLS J . R- FL Y E, Gen’l Agt., Rockland. should read it. It will show an easy. Mini ; looked like the old King Phillip variety, or two others whose names should he men­ auil » needy way t<> reuulu Mtrcaigila mui . Mmley Pierpont’s trace was 8-rowed of the MK keAllL Mlacu e ie r/liiin g t h e Lum f a ile d . #maU vJ iely tioned but which the writer failed to get, C ures. P owing to bis rattled condition due to the ap The SANDEN ELECTRIC CO., ------pcarance of a subscriber who wanted to pay 0/^ers by Telephone York, For the time alibis fair there was a a year in advance. Milton Thurston raised Children Cry for .tl» o < lafea<<», D e n se r , a m i I.B ud on, good exhibit of onions. This is a profitable 15 bushels of Yellow Eyes and Pea beaus this i G i . (3ii'i » . i . ueidali abd by tho Dr. Miles Medical Co., givoi prompt attention. \ T* ••Rrll. r f .r I ; -i.- . turo Largaat Klixitro-Medical Concern in the Worldl ' easily raised, there being but two year. Joseph Bowley’s exhibit was of a acw j? Mall. O » Of ■ s , ,.r itcher’s Caatoria. - I <'i< I<-.• v“t er 4 ln ui...... t u., M ue’> °f«" »»-the «« °f » What would you not give for the rest you contains 200 acres of fine farming land, and W,Hard Sherman of Appleton drove onto , „ „ who decided th w„ e Jon, b anrf can be made one of the most productive in LIVER COMPLAINT. made two pounds of butter a day and one had in the olden times. But it is denied other the same record. The Guernsey, one the ground in tr.umph with a heaut.ful pa.r |ef, , Khoo, of fish „ bore Jani| , ^ oke the county. Besides fine grass and tillage N ER V O U S year, made 300 pounds of butter. of gray mare., 5 and 6 year, old own s.sters, (b. Thls th * did , building „ you. The long hours are full of weakness lands, it contains large wood lots. The home Albion Carroll exhibited a plump and pretty Percheron Norman stock, we.gh.ng I2OO to bru,h fire and ,be oke unti?,he and weariness, and the corning day brings was recently rebuilt by Mr. Farwell and is now genuine DEBILITY, pair of black calves. 3?. A°Qk 8».CaL^' ♦ ,»• , II V n il te®rs actually flowed freely from the eyes of only headache and heartache, impaired modern in all respects. It contains fifteen J ’ M . I P.°I a" 't,n ,'t1' ’”me Of ,l"™' Then ,h'y «*«««*<» ‘O work, rooms, all in fine condition. Two large barns SANF0RJff5 Joel Flint exhibited a noble pair of 6 year- strength and exhausted nerves as you drag PRICKLY FEELING: old cattle,that girted 7 feet strong; Arial Lins­ ern and his sister L.ttie May were among the , Some o( ,he n. tjve, ,Q , |he ,,, and several outbuildings all in good order, cott, pair steer calves, 10 months old, girting «'stoc,attc stock on the hst. I heir pedigree „n |he SuDlm(.r |e ,)ei ,bat k through its duties. are on the place. The farm ought to be OF HANDS OR FEET. 4 feet 10 and 4 feet 9. is a, follow. : Sited by Romeo 2:41, he by I fi, h , o bar(| There is no burden so painful, and no loss worth Sjo.ooo. The town team was made up of the follow­ H . 7 ’ A : ,e ' -"I ° f v ,m w - ,r a’ Some «™d hand-line hauls have been s 1 wasting. It wrecks the body and im If the Grand Lodge of Maine ever wants a in ! I n ° nM" • h " y Gi M0" ' Vo" H" le,in '"O'1'. 'he men who got .hem are seldom home for indigent members it cannot afford ing cattle: Joel Flint’s, 7 feet 1 inch; B. D. pairs the mind. It is the fearful harbinger of Sprague’s, 7, 3; A. L. Grotton’s, 7; E. A. Side- and I tie May', dam was M.gg.e 2:51, by „ wj(h their jack kn*V(., the fi, h. to ignore this gift. The subject of a home A Sure Relief for linger’s, 6,8; Fred Jones’, 6,8; Thomas Suke­ C line I. Knox, Jr.,byGilbreth Knox 2:26 ..4, , hou5cl whit(li and telli whete )ljh are- insanity. It has filled our asylums with its has been considered many times, and here is forth’s, 7, s; John F. Bryant’s, 7, i; A.C. Van- second dam Morgan Knox. Von Hillern has * H a-t-w victims. You know this and gloomily dread is a plum all ready to drop into its lap.The Odd Dyspepsia by using trotted in a dozen races this season, and I Fellows of Maine will be short sighted if they ner’s, 6, 4. Monhegan, Sept. 30, 1895. the future. Weak, nervous and discouraged, despite hard luck has won 4 first moneys and ' do not accept this gift. If the farm is refused the least excitement prostrates you, and you Little Railroad Liver Pills. THE HORSE EXHIBIT. 3 seconds. Little May is showing up very 1 by the Odd Fellows the executors will tender fast. UNION. are always worrying over anticipated trouble. it to some other society. GInoER. E v b iit The showing of horses at Washington is BoxiWxnnANTKD. Among other noticeable horses tagged were , ______Nothing goes right, and you often feel like The executors are O. J. Farwell, of Thorn­ improving from year to year, this season’s be­ the following: Nice looking 2 year old, , .. .. , aa, c « 1 • . . » dike, and Nathan T. Farwell, of Rockland. SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. ing the best yet. property of Albion Carroll; W. M. Staples, W>as 11. Burkett . line orchard loaded despairing. You do not feel equal to the NO GRIPING. II. B. Mooers had on exhibition a brood family horse and good one; Henry Burns »'>h f'>"t tins year. Tor two or three years burden you once so bore so easily. WASHINGTON AFFAIRS. SOLD EVERYWHERE. mare with promising 3-year-old foal by her 3-year-old, sired by Thomas Benton, dam ' h” ,r« ’ have n° fl,o.ne n,uch- bul T " ’ " Look For , a, J , .. ’ is nut hnmnino itsplf. Take heed while it is time. You are in a Manufactured by the side. I he loal was sired by Prince Edward Knox and Morgan; John C. Howe, a very is just humping itself. whirlwind of destruction. You are in the Sketch of Life of Well Known Citizen— Other 24 Railroad Medicine Co., Burnham , Mo. of Belfast. .Alongside stood Mr. Mooers’ handsome 3-year-old bay, driving stock. Rev. Herman J. Wei s attended the State very Niagara of our nervous modern life. Do gentleman's driver, a handsome 4 year-old Congregational Convention at Westbrook last News Notes of Interest. Owl Trade Mark gelding of Knox blood, a bay with black week----- Mrs. Wm. Robbins, Mrs. S. G. Hills, not delay. Safety is right at hand, if you points. The sheep exhibit was narrowed kown to Mrs. E. L. 'Thompson and Mrs. Jesse Drake at­ will but accept it. That loss of appetite, J. M. Harding’s family horse was worth a James L. Burns of this town is one of the two powerful but lonesome bucks—Joel Flint's tended the State Conventi n of the W. C. T. U. gas in the stomach, torpid liver, constipation, directors of the New EnJ^and Grocer, that H U M B U G Gingers arc as plenty little attention—6-year-old, Hainbletonian Southdown grade and Thomas Sukeforth’s at Houlton last week----- Miss Edith Besse anil Morgan Knox, father Combination, nervousness, headache, etc., are but the first noted trade paper, and a recent issue of that Southdown. has gone to Boston where she will continue m ercenary dealers who, for mother Gideon Kit, a good roader and equal publication contained his familiar portrait. as a her musical studies----- Mrs. Julia A. Bachel- symptoms of the danger to come. It can be Mr. Burns is a native of Washington and to 12 miles an hour. der of Stamford, Conn , has been the guest of avoided, but only by acting at once. few cents’ extra profit, w ill rec­ L. Caswell has a nice string of horses. He one of its substantial citizens. He has been The poultry exhibit was fully as good as her sister, Mrs. R. W. Bartlett the past week Thousands have stood where you now in business here 23 years. When but a ommend anything. Be on your hail on exl.ili’tion a very graceful and stylish usual. J. F. Bryant had a nice trio of Plym­ ------Howard Whitten is home from a two 6-year-old mare, an inbred Drew, of attrac­ stand confronted by the same frightful con­ youngster he enlisted in the 2nd Maine Cav­ outh Rocks and a pert cockerel, with a brace weeks visit in Mass.----- Miss Dora Barnard, alry and saw hard service along the Gulf. guard. Health is too precious tive chestnut coat, with speedy trotting gait. of White Leghorns; Robert Sukeforth un­ who has been visiting in Waltham has re sequences and have been cured and restored S.G. Prescott & Co. Mr. Caswell, who lives in Burkettville, has a After the war he entered Dirigo Business to be trifled with. The best is gainly Langsham and plump Partridge Coch- turned home----- Miss Julia Thurston of Bus- to health and happiness by that wonderful College in Augusta, from which he took a beaatifui pair of chestnuts, weighing 1000 ; O . B. Nason, six fine geese; Albert ton is visiting her patents, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. none too good. In the hour of^a each, welt matched, full brothefs out of a enchanter of sleep, that marvelous restorer of diploma. He then coopered for awhile, and Have removed their stock Collin?, fat and healthy Plymouth Rocks; Thurston----- Mr. and Mrs Stickney of Chel­ then obtained a position n a street car in Drew m an, after Sou hern Boy, 7 and S years B. D. Sprague, handsome turkeys; Mrs. W. sea, Mass., are in town----- Editor Fish of the nerve energy and physical strength, Dr. danger SANFORD’S GINGER to th e ir old. He also lias in his stable a 6-year-o!.l Boston. For several years he worked on the Mank, aristocratic Bull Cochins and E. A. Times has a new sign out on the Vose block. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy. cars summers and taught school in town is the best in the w orld. bay mare after Action, he by Onward, he by Sidelinger, high (juality ducks. ------A child of Mrs Jennie C. Mitchell of It is purely vegetable anti entirely harmless. Wilkes. Sue stands about 16 hands, winters. Twenty-three years ago he bought SEA STREET STORE Eeverett Dorman made an extra fine show­ Ri ckpurt,visiting at the home of E. B. Smith’s Mrs. L. L. Gumpricht, who resdes at 198 the store he now owns and occupies. It was weighs 1100 p unds. .Another one of his ing of turkeys and geese. was taken violent’y ill while at the fair. For s!ring is a pacn by Watchmaker, black with Bluehill Ave., Boston, Mass., says: the old Russ place of business, so called, 1 several days it was undecided what the dis and Mr. Burns bought it of J. E. McDowell Containing among its Ingredients the pnrest Where they will oiler great white stupe iu iacr, weighs yoo and is a per ease was. The hoard of health being called in “After having had an attack of the grippe of medicinal French brandy and the beat of MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS. In these 23 years by strict attention to bus­ imported ginger, it it* vastly superior to the feet lady’s horse. Dr. Bennett pronounced it scarlet fever and I was feeling very weak anti completely run ebeup; worthless, nnJ eften dnngerous gingers bargains in Teas, Spices G. A. Walk ee I S--uth Waldoboro was iness he has built up a handsome thing, and F. W. Cunningham and his photo gallery the house is now quarantined. is one of the most prosperous business men ■reed in* substitutes. A.k for HANFOK.D’8 about the lair w ih a fine black stalliun. Ills down. I could not eat, sleep or work. I GINGER and look for owl trade mark on the and Fi.iiir. To reduce the did a fine business in the tintype line. Mr. of the county. Mr. Burns is a shrewd buyer name is Major P., he is 6 yeais old by South­ was so weak in the limbs I could not walk wrapper, hold every where. I'ottbb Duuo and stock will oiler Cunningham takes a good picture and has the and watches the market with the eye of a Cu e u . Co u p., hole Proprietors, Boston. ern Boy, he by Black Clout', 2:17 1 4, out o f ROCKPORT- tools to do with. or work. I was very miserable an I I thought hawk. * One of his early ills for The lleune Pumps. night, and he was compelled to build a fire in kilns proved of the finest quality, and the relative, describing the author’s romantic owners of the Union mineral are delighted the Grange kitchen stove to thaw himself out. life in Samoa. DR. F. E. FOULFTT, W h ite s t, William Light attracted attention with a with the result. Daniel Keller has bought the Bradshaw New and Second Hand Machinery Dental Surgeon. ’ and m ost econom ical starch sheaf of blue joint grass that measured 9 to 10 The Cosmopolitan announces that it will farm for a pasture and has built a wire fence feet in length. “But evil is wrought by want of thought around it-----Officer Bucklin went to Hope and Boilers Bought and Sold. A. K. SPEAR BLOCK -Cor. Main and Park Pi-i. begin the publication in January of the Ag­ in the world. The handi- Alonzo Butler’s fine exhibit was a fair by it As well as want of heart.” Tuesday on official business-----Norris SEA STR EET, - ROCKLAND. riculturist’s Illustrated Magazine, to be self. Mr. Butler at the Lewiston fair won 10 By want «»f thought mothers allow daughters Richards has moved into the Leach house Telephone Call No. 9-3. DR. J. H. DAMON, ! est article for busy house-! first prizes and 6 seconds, all on apples. to become frail and puny. Over study in girls fully the equal of The Cosmopolitan, but ----- Hiram Whitten has got a new span of Snreeon mid Mechanical II. S. Mitchell had his usual display of jew­ induces uterine disorders and weaknesses, and contain ng from sixteen to twenty pages by >$ keepers yet invented horses----- Daniel AnJrews of Spruce Mount elry, watches, etc. blights their future happiness as wives and the ablest agricultural writers of the world, farm attends church every Sabbath when ZOoTtrtlot, A. E. Johnston exhibited fine potatoes, car­ mothers. Joined to proper bygenic care, Dr. Bl’KAK BLOCK, 30* Ma ia riTAKK’ upon subjects of importance to tiie agricul­ pleasant. His age is ninety-six aud he is 87 Ether und Usa always on hand. rots, beets, barley and onions, S. S. Bartlett a Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is a priceless a remarkable old gentleman. remedy in such ailments, its value becoming turist, burticulturist ami stock-growing in­ nice trace of corn and Elbridge A. Jones rich- terests. colored pumpkins. even more apparent every year. Using it, the Are You a B ailden? Ws V. HANSCOM, M. ID. Will Eight made an exhibit of handsome wan, debilitated school girl gains color, flesh • , . .r . . or . Physician and Surgeon, DRAGOON cranberries. and spirits, losing those deathly headaches, , k u ‘b'ard Kipling makes bis last appear- SYNDICATE BUILDING, ROCKLAND Amos Sukeforth’s Roman candle was artis­ tormenting backaches, languor, dejection, and as a teller of Jungle Stories in. I be Are You;Going to Build ? Easy Polishing ; tic. R.' other symptoms of functional irregularities,and Cosmopolitan for Octolier. “ Mowgll Leaves Eye anw.,aiued Hi.dmrd I.u W h y c h e w Residence and Office 49 Middle St. > w ill save m ore m oney in a sells a great many of them. cine has conferred upon my daughter. < if late build or furnish the material I G.illicnuo in a plea for religion under the TELEPHONE CONNECTION, Mis. Erank Collins exhibited a gourd 100 she has suffi red no pain whatever. It is sint building cheaper than uny id household in three m onths, ; tide of “The Greatuesi of Man.” linn in Knox Co. We keep a fui Houhh:— 8 to 0 a. m .; 1 tc 2, und T to itp.tr years old. ply marvelous You have just reason to call line of L o ku a nd S hout L i miikb,1 s by avoiding the expense, u, Among the curios was a queer gilded birch it your “Favorite Prescription,” and to stake cheap stuff! D im,its, S a sii, Outside and Inside J. C. HILL, kuot brought in by Mrs. Peter Lenfest amka your reputation as a physician on it. A favor­ .Marion C awford is writing for the wear, and tear of laundry^ cannon bail of 1812 cut out of a tree, exhib­ ite prescription it is indeed, to you and to B lin ds, C y pr e ss, A s h , W h it e * Physician and Surgeon. Century Magazine a series of papers on ited by Hairy Lenfest. thousands in this laud, and 1 believe will be to Rome ui «1 the Vatican for which Andre wood mill B aud P ink S h ea t h in g , Night call* trnio the office. Telephone Connecbco ?S work, than w ill pay for a A. G. Sukeforth managed the fair restaurant suflering women the world over. Yours grate­ Casiaigue is drawing the illustrations. when for the B aud P ink and B aud W ood SYNDICATE BUILDING. this season and managed it well. He served fully, Twos. Thuilwell. (b silk dress. Buy a package, These ariicl s will describe unusual features Kloouings, M o uld in g s und B ouse a nice baked bean dinner and everything was Asthma cu.ed by newly discovered trea - F inish of all kinds. Screen Doors well cooked and well served. o the Sacred City, laud the pic urea will COCHRAN. UAKER.&CROSS use it according to direc- s merit. Pamphlet testimonials ami references and Window Screens. Fine Stair Eair time makes a big rush at the Central free. Address World’s Dispensary Medical include some remar Ruble restorations of Work a Specialty. Wood Muutels E IL Cochran. J . R. B aker. C. C. Croat?. House, but Landlord l ish this year as last classical scenes. Captain Alfred T. Mahan, same money Fire, Life be Accident Insurance. tions, and decide for your- b Association, Buffalo, N. Y. and Sideboards iu stock or made was equal to the emergency, and treated all tin? great naval tactician, will also write for from architects’ designs. Corres­ The Oldest lnsuruuce Agency in Maine. his patrons with the utmost courtesy. The Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. the magazine a series o four similes of the pondence invited und information 408 MAIN S T R E E T , - - ROCKLAND Central House table is always of the best and naval engagements upon which the fame the food is promptly served. T he Best Salte in tfie world for Cuts, you can get cheerfully given. Telephone con­ OulU IO Cents a Package. A. E. Johnston, the secretary, was kept very Bruises, Sorts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Admiral Lord Nelson is foundeil. 4_Henry nection. WALKER & PAYSON, Wurtk a dollar. busy during the fair, but performed his ardu­ Suits, 'Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains M. .Stanley will contribute a paper Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, ous duties in the most satisfactory manner. Corns, and all Skin Ernptiofis, ami positive ly Africa, to be supplemented by articles made B. L.Tobacco. SYNDICATE BUILDING, ROCKLAND. Jambs, Royal & Co., Boston, Mass, S The other officials were also wide-awake and cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guar­ up from tiie diary and journals of the ^iate anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money C. M. W ai. sk b . B. C. P . n o i alive to their duties i he full ifikial list is as E. J. Glave, who died a few m onths;ago on !3§gSgSS5SaaS3:5Q3S2§3ggS& follows: President, A. G. Sukeforth, Vice refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale the Congo. Presidents, P. M. Lenfest, B. D. Sprague; Sec­ by W. H. Kittredge. It is best and DR. BELLE S. AYERS retary, A. E. Johnston; Agent ami Treasurer, Ladies’ M edical Parlors. cYEAK IUIEM MADE VIGOROUS. rT. S. Bowden; Trustees, John E. Bryant,E. A. Electricity, Muaaage, Medicated Baths. Sidelinger, John Luce; Town Agents, W. (). O r n e s Houks 9 to 11 a. m ., 2 to 4 p. in. 17 Luce, George Danforth, Milton 'Thurston, N. Bpk cialty : D ise a s e s of Women A Child k k ii Sidelinger, C. C. Daggett, A. C. Vannah, R. When Baby was slek, wo gave ner CoKtoria. tiyudlcute Building, Third Floor, Rocklund. Sukeforth; Reception Committee,\V. E.Hatch, When she was a Child, she eriod (or Casiorla. A. G. Sukefortb, Vinnie Morton, Mrs. F. DR. E. H WHEELER, Eeigbr, Carrie Bryant, Mrs. T. S. B -wden, When she became Mias, she elung to Castor!^. ’Vheu she had Children, she gave them Physician and Surgeon. Lizzie Gould; Ticket Seller, W. F. Hatch; Caswraa. What PEFFER’S NERVIGOR D id ! Gate Keeper, Will Light 1st, L. B. Dorman WITH DR. HITCHCOCK, It uets powerfully and qulcSTy. Cures when ul! is fall. Young men rcguln l“st manhood; oi l 2nd. Telephone 83-4. 414 Main titreet ■ youthful Ab»»lu?ctv Guur Cure -ServousuewK, Vllnlity R k sid en i K at office. ap« l e ’k ty , N 'i'/lilty > tnbishlouM. I.o k t a*ovte.- iher sex, Fullipjr Memory, W iotlutf UL Oon l Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life Away F. B. ADAMS, M. D , i ( t r u a n t iinpoi-e u wort hh'&a fcubsi itutu o: b

evening------Mrs. Elkanah Stackpole enter­ OUR WARRED LETTERS. PRIZE WINNERS. tained the Mill River Knitting Bee at the Stackpole farm Thursday. A fine dinner was served------P. M. Studley purchased some beef Whsl l i Going on at tho Village and News List of Those Who Captured the Money and cattle in Damariscotta Thursday. from Other Seollona of Town. Honor at Washington Fair. AIL Capt. J. Strong has returned from Boston. The American Yacht Relief Corps will meet at G. A. R. Following is the official list of premiums Large Crop of Ripe Items Har­ Mr. and Mrs. Milton Heaton of Thomaston awarded at the Washington Town Fair, last hall tomorrow (Wednesday). A full attend­ are passing a few days with old acquaintances That is Best D e fe n d e r ance is desired. There is work to be done.— in town------E. O. Teague is in Boston, week, with the committees in each depart­ vested By Our Scribe. Ernest Wentworth returned to Lynn Friday ment : in an experience of over fifty years probably looking up a ball team for next TOWN TEAMS Has finished her ------Mrs. lz>retto Stimpson has gone to Bos­ season------Miss Effie Wetherbee is visiting in combined with modern invention ton------Capt. J. Wilson has returned from Belfast at Mr. and Mrs. John Jones’------Dr. Flint, A and improvement makes the a visit to St. George------Mrs. T. A. Carr en­ work, but we are Just P e o ­ Bates and Wm. Ledyard of Bath was in town K A Sldelinger, Thomas Sukeforth. The Wherenhoiits of Well Known tertained the Friday Club at tea, Friday------Committer—II 11 Hibberd, Milton Thurston, for a day------Dean Bowley sold his horse to W L McDowell. beginning to show ple—Sale of Hie Historic Haggles The Mill River Knitting Bee will meet with Dr. Bates of Bath, and he delivered him nExr o x e n . Mrs. Wm. Gay, Wednesday evening------E. R. Saturday at Bath----- Another lasting ma­ GOLD CLARION the celebrated Homestead—Fall Assortment of Fall Bumps is visiting in Brewer------District In­ T hom as Sukeforth, 1st, $1.50; D. J . Jo n es chine has been added to the shoe shop------Rnzorville, 2nd. $1 Convicts Being Received nt Slate spector Brewster of Rockville inspected Knox Gleason Young is discharging another cargo Committee —L L Morton, N Bowes, C C Portable Cooking Range Lodge of Good Templars last evening. There Daggett. Penitentiary—Social Salad, of coal at his wharf----- Rev. Remely Side- ™ — F°r 1095 were three visitors from Rockland and three linger and family of New Hampshire are cows. from St. George present------W. L. Catland visiting Mrs. Wm. Watts. H 8 B artlett 1st, $1. _ the best in the market. Made in and C. W. Stimpson came home Friday from Committee—U C Daggett, J II Bowley, A L every style for wood or coal or witli our Famous Removable Dockaah Wright’s . G rotton. Portland—Miss xj.avc Grace Strongvjv.vi. u«.has returned Owing to the low state of the water in Grate, If not for sale in your locality, do not pay a larger profit on in­ Mrs. M. R. Mills has gone to Newton Cen­ from Union “Edwin" * L eveniaferT a t ‘ home I "1!lnv *?>'»• 1ui,e » numl!",.°f our people go MATCHED OXEN AND RTEKRH. ferior makes represented as “just as good,” but ask us where to get the ter, Mass, to spend the winter with her from college for a week, while the other stu­ two miles to a never failing spring and get Best 8-years-old—Kmery Overlook, Union, 1st, best. Made and warrauted by daughter. dents are in camp------The sewer diggers have their drinking water in jugs, etc. One young $1.60; Edward Ripley <1, 76c. Health . . Best 2-years old—' Merrill, Stlckney’i orporaled 1694. WOOD & BISHOP CO., BANGOR, MAINE. Six prisoners were brought from Portland come in contact with a ledge in front of II.II. man, who had a five-gallon glass carbon that Corner 1st $1. ’ and assigned quarters in the prison, Tuesday. Williams’ residence, Main street. he had made wine in, thought that it would Best 1 year-old —D K Hllion 1st, $1; be a good vessel to get water from the spring Itack 11 ff, N’ortli Union, 2nd, 50c. John H. Walker, John T. Fitzsimmons and Dr. W. J. Jameson, our toothsome Doc, Win. Hunter for breaking and entering and in, so he turned in a little warm water to Best Steer Calves—Arial Linscott 1st, 76c; Davis, Sweet Russel, Walker Sweot, Phlln. Underwear rides a bicycle. He rides short distances or Albion Carroll 2nd, 60c; Joseph Bow ley,gratuity, Pippin, Blue Pearma n, N Y Genetlng, Golden CALL A.VI> M iK larceny, have to serve 18 months each; cleanse it. He said he heard a snap, but m atched calves, 50c. Pippin, Peewaukle, Munson Sweet. long distances in weather, fair or foul, cold or went to the spring filled it up. When half Best Trained Stecra—Simon Overlook, South Samuel L. Griffin, for similar crime, has 2 hot. The Doctor rides at different rates of 8 8 Baitlett, 16 cents each on following varieties FOR FALL AND WINTER. years; John I. Carter, for adultery, 2 years; way home a piece dropped out of it and the Liberty 1st, $1; Albert Noyes, North Union, 2nd, of apples: Black Oxford, Harding, Crane Pippin, speed, somelimes just skimming along like a spring water followed. 60c. Oushi What you can Daniel Gibbon, for assault,has 5 years. swallow, at other times going like a moun­ Matched 8-years-old—Virgie Morse, Globe, 1st, A Edward Johnstone, 16 cents each i following: $1; Milton Thurston, Burkettvllle, 2nd, 50c. Dr. C. T. Chase of Sharon, Mass., spent a tain torrent or a cyclone. It was in the latter The Shepherd Family entertained our King, Mildlng, Mother, II. Nonesuch, people Thursday evening last----- Fred De- Matched 2-years old—A G Sukeforth 1st, $1. L M Staples. 16 cents each on following: few days in town last week------Thomas way he rode Saturday night as he came from Matched l-yoar-old -Elbridge A. Jones, Razor- Tetophsky, Regulus, Fatneuse, McIntosh Red, Wallace is building a new house in the rear Port Clyde. The party of which he was one muth, who has been at work in the mill for vllle, 1st, 76c. Gravenstein. several years, is now on the road as baggage- Matched oxen—Fred Shattuck, Razorville, 1st, A. C. Vannah, Faliawatei 16. Pumpkin Sweet Buy for Cash! of his present residence on Wadsworth street. left the Port in high spirits. All went smoothly, $1; O B Collins, Rnzorville, 2nd, 60c When finished it will be occupied by Everett master for the Shepherd Family. He was 15; A G Sukeforth, Malden’s Blush 16, Seek-no- and quick time was made until the meeting­ Committee—W Achom, Stillman Jones, James farther 16, Bailey’s Sweet 16; C harles E B artlett, —AT— Mank and family----- OHve Delano returned house hill at Mill River was reached, where engaged while the company was here. Roakes. Fletcher Sweet, 15; Jesse Overlock, Kavanagh Also a Full and Complete Line of from Boston, Tuesday------A stone foundation the Doctor’s bicycle struck out for a race Wm. II. Whitney expects to vacate Hotel BULLS. Graft, 1ft, Monmouth 15. is being built under the old Russell house Warren this month, and it is rumored that Two-y and over—Arial Linscott, Holstein, Alonzo Butler of Union was awarded 16 each against time and in a second its rider was 1st, $1; Jam e Slater, Holstein, 2nd, 60c; Henry for all of the following varieties: it I Greening, now owned by W. E. Vinal and occupied converted into a modern John Gilpin. The another proprietor is to take charge after Sim m ons, Jersey, 1st, $1. Pound Sweet, Jersey Sweot, Cat Head, Hurlburt, S. G. Prescott k quilt, Mrs Benj Jo n es 1st, 25c, evening at S o’clock. Miss Clara Hosmer will go as delegate to draw n 24 feet, 3 In , $2. races at Rigby Park, Wednesday------Miss 11 II < uuninghnin 2nd, 15c; worsted quilt, Mrs 90 SEA STBEET. II. C. Moody of Thomaston has purchased Winthrop to attend the State Convention of Draft Horses, for 2nd class, weighing less than ih Leighr, 26c; patch quilt, Miss Annie Leighr 50c, 75c, $1.00. Rose Clough of Somerville visited Miss Ella 1000 p o u n d a-U eo . I. Wiley 1st, load draw n 53 the dry goods business of Knauff Bros, of Sunday Schools next week------Mrs. Leach 1st, 25c, Mrs Benj Jones 2nd, 15c; Lily quilt, Mrs elephone 43-2 Gilchrest recently. f et, 5 in. $2; Albert F Collins of West Washing W Achorn, gratuity, 15c; print puff, Mrs B D Waterville and will immediately take poss­ and Mrs. Fletcher have gone to Boston this ton 2nd, 28 feet, 3 in, $1 gue, gratuity, 16c; patch quid, Mrs Mary Sav- The Ruggles house, Main street, was sold ession of the store. z\ll the goods now week, to purchase millinery goods. Single Draft Horses—E A Sldelinger 1st, load gratuity, 15c; patch quilt, Etta Savage grat­ at auction, Tuesday. It was bid oft by Dr. drawn 371 feet. $1.50; S 8 Bartlett 2nd, 147 feet, [es of Neckwear, Col- on hand will be disposed of in thirty Pleasantville.—E. M. Cunningham is uity. ;5cj ladles cotton hose,Mrs F Leighr,gratuity, C. T. Chase of Sharon, Mass., for S2200. days at the very lowest prices. He in­ 0 In , $1; S 8 Bartlett 3d 70 feet, 4 In., 60c. 15c. :ry. Etc. building a blacksmith shop------Neal and Com.—Oscar Bryant, H II Hibberd, I’ M Lenfest. Com—Mrs P M Leufcst, Mrs A L Farrar, Mrs M. E. Webber has put a new furnace into tends to restock the store with a very fine Cleve Overlock were out hunting last week HIIEEP, BWINE AND POULTBr J F Bryant. W. A. Campbell’s house------Mary Boardman, line of dry goods. Mr. Moody owns another and killed live ducks in firing three times «.!ie8t.^ucA ~Tho,n,w Sukeforth 1st, 76 c; Joel MISCELLANEOUS. who has been at home for a time,has returned store in BathJ G. M. Lawrence has added another building F llut, W . W ashington, 2nd, 50c. 8of.» pillow, Mrs. H. F. Lucas, gratuity, 1st 16c, to her employment in Boston----- Quinn and Sow and 6 pigs- 4 8 Bartlett 1st, $1.50. Miss Dora Hilton, gratuity, 2nd, 10c; crochet sofa P. M. Studley met with a severe accident to the list he had on hand. This time it is a Geese—L B Dorman, Burkettvllle, 1st, 75c; O B pillow cover, Lola Morton, gratuity. 10c; crocheted Gill, who played base ball on the Thomaston while riding in Damariscotta, Friday. While good sized hen-house------John Witham i Nason, Globe, 2nd, 60c. lace. Mabel Noyes, gratuity, 1st, 16e, Lola Morton, nine, are at John McManus.’ sitting in a covered carriage conversing with having his house repaired------The base T u r k e y s - L B Dorman 1st, 76 c ; L B D orm an gratuity,2nd, 10c; knit lace, Mrs W.Achorn, lst.loc; 2nd, 60 c. pin cushion, Mrs W . A chorn, 1st, 10c, Miss A . V. ALD.BLETHEN Dr. Charles Gerry and wife of Trenton, a gentleman the horse suddenly staited to ball team of this place and that of Union had Ducks—E A Sldelinger, Globe, 76c. Lelgher. 2nd, 5c; crocheted tidy, Miss A. V, N. J., who have been at S. S. Gerry’s the past run and before Mr. Studley could get control a game of ball Saturday which was won by Hens—8 8 Bartlett, White Leghorn.!. 60 c; .» r Lelgtier, 1st, 16c; Dora Hilton, 2nd, 10c; fan tidy, two months,have left town. They will visit in of him he came in contact with another team the local nine, the score being 38 for the Kock", 50 c; Robert Sukeforth M's. Roliert Sukeforth, 10c; ribbon tidy, Mrs. Boston and New York before going home— and overthrew the carriage, dragging it with Pleasantville boys and 32 for the Union of Globe, L-ugahangs, 60 e, Partridge Cochins Sadi • Rockwell, 10c; hairpin tidy, Mra J. <.'. Mor­ & COMPANY. 50 c; Mrs. W Mank, Buff Cochins, 50c. ton, jr., Me; crazy tidy, Annie Lelgher, 10c; pic Mrs. Clara Chapman of Auburn, a former res­ Mr. Studley within to a considerable distance. team. Com.—Robert Sukeforth, Joel Flint, Lewis lure throw s, Annie Slater. 10c, Lola Morton, 10c, ident of this town,was the guest of John Young Mr Studley was badly cut about the head, H ighland.—E. Ames of Vinalhaven is at Rackliff. Sadie Rockwell, 10c; carriage robe, E. A Hide- and received a thorough shaking up. lie HOR8K8. linger, 26c; crocheted skirt, A. V. Lelgher, 2uc; last week. Mrs. Chapman will make her home Charles Richard’s------Cora Packard has tray cloth, Mabel Noye^, 1st, 10c, D ora H ilto n ,2nd, WN OF THOMASTON. Beat Fi nlly.-w M 8 tap I oi 1st, $1; Joseph with her daughter in Portland. returned home on the 11 a. m. train Saturday, gone to Waterville to work in a printing Light 2d, 60c 5c; draw n work apron, t arrh? A . N oyes, 1st, 16c, hut will not be able to attend to business for office------Alice Keep was home from Rock Best entile horse.-Fred Shattuck 1st, $1; David Dora Hilton, 2nd, loc; pair toilet bottles, Mrs'.Benj The Boston Sunday Journal recently con­ Jones, 10c; handkerchief box, Mrs. Robert Suke- tained a photograph of lightning taken by several days.* land, Sunday------Rev. Wilson Lerraond Cum m ings 2d, 60c. Clean in appearance, lond Call Notice. Best driving horae-II S Mitchell 1st, $1; Jamt forth, 10c; drawn work handkerchief, Dell Suke Allison McFarland of this place. The Junior Christian Endeavor of the led the meeting Sunday evening. All old Jo n es 2d, 50c. forth. 10c; Mexican work handkerchief, Mrs. IL F . ho Idem of the following doscribed four soft surface, but very E. T. Washburn returned from Boston Cong’l Church had a sociable in the vestry friends were pleased to both see and hear his brood m*r0 — J A Grotton, Razorville, 1st Lucas, 10c; fancy handkerchief, Mabel Noyes, 10c; per cenV^rown of Thomaston, Knox County, Me , $1; II 8 Mitchell 2d, 60c. hand painted plate, Dell Sukeforth, 10c; crocheted option\tond*, aeries of 1881-1921, notice is here­ Wednesday—Miss Kate Rose entertained the Friday evening. About 40 were present. A talk. He is on a visit to his brother Leroy jacket, Annie Slater, 10c. furm horses.—Willard Sherman 1 durable, and extremely by given that the following mild described bonds Friday Club a' the Harvest Supper,Congrega­ very pleasant time was had. ------Mrs. George Washburn of Port Clyde Cannon ball, War of 1812, P. M. Lcufest, loo; are now « lu e and are hereby cal led lit for pay­ $ 1; C C D aggett 2nd, 5uc. The funeral of Ulrich French took place is visiting her brother, Leroy Lermond------est single farm horse.—Frank Lelghr 1st. gra­ natural curiosity, P. M. Letifest, 10c; clove apple, ment by said Town of Thomaston, Me., and ure tional vestry, Wednesday—T. W. Dunn ar­ Mias Dell Bukeforth, 6c; jewel tray, Mrs. 11. I) stylish—these are rea­ payable at the Georges National Bank. rived home from Portland Wednesday—Sch. Saturday afternoon, Rev. W. A. Newcombe N. E. Clark has a nice piece of corn. He tuity, $1; Silas Clarry 2d, gratuity, 6oc. Best matched horses —J A Grotton 1st, $1; A Sprague, 10c; crocheted susp< nders, Bert Cunning­ will have an old-fashioned husking bee. C ham, 10c; aatchel bug, Dora Hilton, lbc; stand DESCRIPTION. Nettie Crockett is receiving repairs, in the officiating. Masonic services were held at V annah, Razorville, 2nd, 60c. sons why the suits of . . Best w alking horse. R C Mooers 1st, 76c. cloth, Dora Hilton, 10c; m ounted dove, A nnie Hln. Bald bonds read as being due “A. D. 1921 or shape of new wire rigging and a bowsprit— the grave. ter, 10c; night robe and corset cover, Dora Hilton, after flvejeara from the date hereof it the Miss Tillie Burgess of Brooklyn, who has Best entire 3-yeur-old, J C Howes 1st, gratuity o p t i o n of the Town,” and of the following The opening game of football came oft HOPE. 20c; ancient spice box, 100 years old, A. F Collins. dates, number* uuil denomination**. On been at Capt. Levensaler’s, left for home Saturday between the High School and Committee— L T Marr, W W Light, R C Mooers 10c; wax dolls in jar, Mrs. Silas flurry, 10c; bead Tuesday—Miss Jessie Crawford has closed wreath, Mrs. L. H. Turner, 10c; jug 100 years old, the following described bonds IM TKBKNT Grammar School teams. The Grammar eleven COLTS. Mrs. Silas Clarry, 10c, broom case, Annie Lelgher, N T O P N on the thirty-first day of October, A. D., Mrs.zXmelia and Mrs.EllenJatneson of Rock­ her engagement at Portland and is at home. won by a score of 18 to 4. Best 3-year-old -Johu Upham 1st, 7ac; Albert 10o; therm om eter easel, Annie Sluter, 10c; photo* eighteen hundred and ninety-five. We know of several young ladies in town land visited relatives in town last week Ripley 2d, 60c. graph holder, Lott e Cargill, 10c; doiley, Sadie who would like to close engagements. Mr. Melzar Studley is receiving congratu­ Mrs. Grace Bills visited Mrs. Frank Haskell Best 2-year-old— Albion Carroll, Razorville, 76c Rockwe I, 10c; guitar, Annie Slater, 10c; banjo, WORSTEDS lations upon the birth of a son----- Mrs. C. IT. in Rockland last week----- Mr.and Mrs.Wash­ Best 1-year.old— Albert F Collins 1st, 75c; A Annie Slater, 10c; geut’a tie, Emma bylveator, lue; Ernest Wentworth,conductor on the Boston Cushing is visiting in Fairfield------Rev. Edw ard Johnston 2d, 50c. crocheted cornucopia, Mrs. B. I). Sprague, 10c; burn Payson have gone to Massachusetts to Best sucking co lt— .J A Grotton 1st, 75c. llur- ladies* work lw«, Mabel Noyes, 10c; silk lam bre­ A: Lynn street railway, passed a few days here Clayton Boothby and George Gardiner have visit their daughter, Mrs. Clara Sampson----- . ,,, .. . last week—Dr. and Mrs. E. I’. George came vey M ooers, Burkettvllle, 2nd, 50c. quin, Mrs U. D. Sprague lue. we are showing commend been chosen delegates to attend the ordina- Mrs. Eliza Bills is spending a few weeks with Committee—Silas Clarry, Leu ' Caswell, Johu Coin—Mrs. P, M. Leufest. Mrs. W. S. Mink. home Wednesday—Mrs. Edwin Watts and tioA of Rev. C. W. Fisher at Rockport her daughter, Mrs.Laforest Wilkins in Wilton Upham. Mrs.L B. Dorman, themselves to good dress­ children of Seattle are at David Lerraond’a. Wednesday------D. P. Rose and bride have ------Mrs. Caroline Parker is very low— PBEsERVKfl, PICKLES AND HONEY BABY SHOW. The remains of Ulrich French, who died at returned from Boston----- Miss Zulie McFar­ Mr. and Mrs. Will Maxey will set up their P r e s e r v e s — CItrou, Mrs W W Light 1st 20c; m one yea ers. . . . . the hospital in Augusta Wednesday, were land, who has been visiting in Wiscasset, is household gods in Millville the 16th inst. straw berries, Mrs A lbert Light 1st, 20c, Mrs T 8 Lcufest 1st, $1; Handsomest child from 1 to 2 brought here for burial—Dr. Hooper has at home. Bowden 2nd, 10c; raspberries, Mrs Albert Light years, Roy A Shattuck lst,$l; Veda May Danforth taken his departure—Richard Dinsmore is A certain Bangor paper has sent out an 1st, 2oc, Mrs 1 8 Bowden 2nd, 10c; blackberries, 2nd 60e; Best behaved child under 2 yr, Veda agent, who will give his paper from now until Mrs Albert Light 1st, 20c; blueberries, Mrs T 8 May Danforth, $1; Heaviest child under 1 yr, canvassing for a Chicago firm. Bowden 1st, 20c; pears, Mrs Robert Bukeforth lat, Willie A Burns 1st, $1, Maynard L Bowley 2nd, 0 . E. WALDOBORO. Christmas if parties will only give him their 20c; pum pkin, Mrs J U Howes 1st, 20c; crabapple 6oc. Lawrence Dunn has been assisting M. E. names, and then represent to the next neigh­ Mrs J C Llowes 1st, 20c, Mis T 8 Bowden 2nd, 10c; Committee—Geo W Fish of Union, H N Webber for a few days— Henry Bucklin of bor that they have subscribed for it. This gooseberries, Mrs Robert Sukeforth 1st, 20c. Chaplin and wife, II F Lucas and wife. Boston is in town—Capt. I. A. Fountain is No. Waldoboro—Mrs. Clarissa Standish agent invariably runs down whatever paper P ick leh — Tom ato, Mrs T 8 Bowden, 1st, 20c, ATHLETIC BPORTH. , BLACKINGTON, home from sea—The Cong’l Society had a Mrs J F B ryant 2nd, 10c; sweet tomatoes, Mrs Mil has moved to Camden------Mrs. Alice L. they take. Perhaps they may build up a tou Thurston 1st, 20c; sweet cucumber, Mrs Milton B est running from 8 to 12.—E rnest Light 1st, hat vest supper in the vestry Wednesday. A Law and daughter are visiting in Waltham, large business that way. Thurston 1st, 2oc; onions, Mrs J C Howes, gra- 60c; A rth u r Shuttuck 2nd, 25c. nice supper was served. £bout $23 was real­ Mass.------W. E. Mank and wife were in Bos­ tulty, 10c; ripe cucum ber, Mrs Robert Sukeforth Best running 12 to 16— Wagner Upham, 1st, 60c; Main S t, Rockland- H ead-uf-the-Lake.—Mrs. John Farrar of Murruy Carroll, 2d(1, 26c. ized. ton last week------.Albert B. Hoffses who has 1st, 20o, Mrs f 8 Bowden 2nd, 10c; gherkins, Mrs T S Bowden, gratuity, 10c; m ustard, Mrs T S B ow ­ Best w alking under 16.—M urray C arroll 1st, 50c; Chelmsford. Mass., is at Arthur Wentworth’s Irving Bryunt 2nd, 25c. E. Willis and J. Faulkner of the prison I been visiting his father has returned to ------T. J. Gushee and Arthur Wentworth are den, gratuity, 10c; mixed, Mrs Robert Sukeforth Everett, Mass------Dr. A. A. Jackson of Jef­ 1st, 20. Bag Race— thus B Turner 1st, 60c; LIndal Tur­ H i force went away Friday morning, the former rebuilding their chimneys------E. L. Graves is ner 2nd 26c. _ . ferson was here last Wednesday ——Rev. A.E. oljy— Plum and crabapple, Mrs T 8 Bowden, to Farmington after two prisoners and the making extensive repairs on his buildings- gratuity, 10c each. Wheelbarrow Race—Irving Bryaut 1st, 60c; latter to Alfred for one prisoner—Mr. and Russell and family are visiting his parents in It will not be a very long job for farmers in this Honey —L M Staples 1st, 20c. Murray Carroll 2nd, 26. Mrs. Sidney Aldrich have returned to Lowell. Boston. He will return next Thursday------Committee—Geo. Brown and wife, G E Poland Committee—.J M Harding, W O Luce, Geo W vicinity to harvest then apples------Jethro a^d wife. Fish. ______They will reside in that city.—A valuable Lorenzo Newbert is having his house reno- Simmons is very sick. WASHINGTON horse belonging to Burgess, O’Brien & Co. vated’and finished throughout. Orrin Achorn DOMESTIC DAIRY. and Nelson Kaler are doing the work------Jar or tlrkiu butler. J F B ryant 1st, 76c; WASHINGTON* died last week. The horse was bought of C. No. Washington.—All kinds of businesl 86 100 64 loo W. II. Stahl, through the agency of J. P. ST. GEORGE. Mrs Albert Ripley 2nd, 60c, I. Burrows this season and cost $120. Brick or bull— B D Sprajruguu 1st, 76c; Jesse Over- South Washington.—The Misses Lilia at this place is quiet just now. Farmers have Cilley, Rockland, has received a land warrant lock 2nd, 60c. Total, $6,000 E. M. O’Brien entertained the following at and Maude Sukeforth acornpanied by Mrs. nearly all harvested their potatoes and an av­ the Harvest Supper, Wednesday: Mr. and as a soldier in the Mexican war----- Mr. and Capt. Levi Hart moves into bis new hotel Cheese, plain — Mrs Miles Sukeforth 1st, 76c. erage yield is reported. Corn and grain are Per order Selectmen. Mrs. Joseph Wright of Lowell, Mass., are Sage.—Mrs Miles Sukutorth 1st, 76c. McLain and Mr. and Mrs. Hough came front E L. DILLINGHAM. Chairman. Mrs. C. A. Creighton, Aggie Ilanly, Mrs. at Tenant’s Harbor this week and is prepared Committee.—F Leighr and wife, W 8 Mink and Augusta Wednesday, spending a few hours good and the yield will he large. The K. O’B. BURG £88, Treasurer. George Hanly, Lizzie Levensaler, Annie guests of Joseph Burnheimer------Capt. Jacob to show the public hospitality that just fits wife, George Danforth uud wife. weather is very dry and many wells are the Thomaston, Knox Co., Me. Davis has gone to New York where he ex­ with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sukeforth. They Gerry, Addie H. Morse, Jessie Crawford,Lena the fine quarters. The new hotel is the first p ie l d c h o ps. same. Rain would be most welcome now pects to remain during the winter— Capt. also attended the fair and dance at the Mills, Hanly, MayCatland and Stonie Tucker. one the town has ever had and strangers par­ in trace —E A S returning to z\ugusta in time to go on duty •----- A number from here attended the husk­ R. E. Jones of Arizona called on J. J. A. ticularly will appreciate Capt. Hart’s enter­ it. 60c; C C Daggett 2nd, 26c. ing atC. Ludwig’s at So. Liberty, Friday The Literary Club met at the home of Holtses one day last week----- Maple Grange Best bu barley— Wm. Light 1st, 25c. Thursday at six in the morning------Levi Are you A w a r e Jennie McDonald, Beechwoods street, Friday prise. There are in all 14 rooms handsomely Best bu Outs.—J M llarding lst, 26c. Pitcher, who lost two of his cows by lightning, night. Mr. Ludwig has a fine lot of corn conferred the third and fourth degrees upon tinished in bard pine, cosy and yet com­ Best bu beaus.—Joseph Bowley 25c. ------Mrs. P. C. Ingalls and Mrs. Sarah Grey two candidates last Thursday evening. Har­ had f$o.2o tendered him by friends who very modious. The building is an excellent testi­ Best bu peas.—Albert Thurston, 26c. generously contributed that amount------Wal­ of Razorville were at this place trying to se­ vest supper next Thursday evening. monial to the handiwork of H. F. Kalloch Best display popcorn— Geo 8 Johuston, 26c. «: L/XR G E S T O C K Best display sweetcorn— Geo 8 Johnston, 25c ter Merrill has had the water put in his house cure members to the new society of Willing 'hat if you want F o o tw ear and crew. The view from the cupoloa is one ( oinmittee— A C Vannah, Nuthuniel Sherman. and stable, work was done by Mr. Jameson. Workers, recently formed at Razorville----- GLEN COVE of the finest in the county. Joel Flint. J. M. Cunningham and W. Larrabee of So. roots a n d vegetables. B o y s ' Port Clyde.—Services were held last Sab­ Hope visited here last week. bath for the first time in the chapel; The Best bu early potatoes.—H H Hibberd 1st, 60c; L SOUTH THOMASTON. Z. Lufkin is repairing bis buildings------T M arr 2ud, 26c. i' can tell you w h e r e K n e e P a n t building is not completed, but is quite com­ Best bu lute potatoes —E A Sldelinger 1st, 60c; L Mr. and Mrs. Judson B. Young, who have fortable to have meetings in until such a time B T u rn er 2nd, 26c. O wls Head,—Rev. J. II. Parshley preached visited relatives here, departed for their home as enough money can be raised to finish it------Best bu beets— Milton Thurston 1st, 60c; J. F. the chapel Sunday afternoon. Next S u its , Somerville, Mass., Saturday------Rev. Bryunt 2nd, 26. Wednesday evening special meetings begin at You can get the kind that will Seven candidates from this place and Glen- Best bu turnips—Albert R Noyes 1st, 60c; J F See youqseLf Henry B. Woods of Rockport is to lead the incre was baptized last Sabbath. B ryant 2nd, 26c the chapel to continue the rest of the week. Mrs. Jane Hopkin’s Pants, services Sunday next at this place. Chas. F. Best bu carrots—Jesse Overlook, 8. Liberty, 1st, Thursday evening Dr. Dunn, secretary of the Richards of Rockport filled the place last What has become o f our other St. George 60c; .1 K Bryunt Uud, 26o Maine Baptist Convention, will he present stand w e a r. Best bu pursuits - J M Harding, Burkettvllle, 60c. Sunday------Mrs. A. C. Yonng has been pre­ scribes—Glenuiere, Martinsville,Tenant’s H ar­ with Mr. Parshley. Saturday,Evangelist Hatch A S O T H E R S Also M en’s Suits, sented a nice bible by those who hold meet­ bor, Clark’s Island and Wiley’s Corner? I pout 2nd, 16c. and wife will arrive and commence evangelis­ ings at the school-house, in recognition of Cabbage.—A R Noyes 1st, 26c; Edw. Ripley — — I 2nd. 16c. * 7 tic work here------L. A. Arey has gone to Bos­ S E E Y O U . . Just received for Fall her services as organist------Golden Rule FRIENDSHIP- i O nions.—A. Edw Johnston, 26c. ton. He expects to locate there in business Chapter, O. R. T., has elected officers as fol Squashes— Wm Light 1st, gratuity, 26c; C C ------J. G. Maddocks and family have moved If you want Photographs, Copy­ and Winter wear. lows: President, C. Ciifton Lufkin; Vice Daggett 2nd, gratuity, 16c. into their house, after 23 years of light house ing and Enlarging Done, Crayon President, Mamie E. Lane; Recording Sch. Ralph K. Grant arrived Sunday from Citron — Win Light 1st, gratuity, 26c; Robert service----- The Crockett family have moved idw. Brown’s P. 8.— Mulliem and Fathers bring in the Bangor with lumber for II. D. Brown------Sukeforth 2nd,id, gratuity,grutuit 16C."" ------vivvavu lau.Hy uavc utuveu Secretary, Charles A. Silvester; Correspond Musk melon*—Wu« —W m Light, gratuity, 16c. ! into Capt. Manford Dyer’s house------The Vil-Vil Portraits, Picture Frames or any Hoys uud clothe them ut sm all price. ing Secretary, Frank IL Ingraham; Treas­ Sch. Rail Road, Capt. Simmons, will take Mammoth Next door to Knox House, cucuinbciB— A K Noyc», gratuity,*26c. lage . Improvement Society had a supper, kind of Photographic work at urer, Bennie H. Hall; Guard, Bertie S. hsh for Oweu Wincapaw to Gloucester this Committee,■ J b Duvta, Saiu’l Ripley, Jubu C Thursday eveniug, in the ball over the new All the late shape Stiff Hats week------Miss Winnie Simmons, assistant Howes, THOMASTON, - MAINE Gregory. FLOWERS. Store, netting ----- A beautiful Hag waves reasonable prioss go to for Fall 1895. teacher in the Camden High school, spent over the Timber itill school-house. Saturday and Sunday with Miss Carrie Brad­ Best display cut dowers—Mrs P M lAmfest 1st, 60c; Miss Dell Sukeforth 2nd, 36c; Miss Mabel THE STIDIU OF T rad e C en ter. -:- *.’o remove the constipated habit, the only ford------George C. Chute of Wiuslow’s Mills Noyes 3d, 16c Mis T 8 Bowden, gratuity, 10. safe treatment is a course of Ayer’s Pills fol­ was in town Saturday------Evangelist Allen Committee—Mrs F k^'hasv, Mrs T 8 Bowden, Mra. Do Navarro (Mary Anderson) hag j ALSO A : ; lowed by a laxative diet. Most other cathar­ occupied the pulpit of the M. E. church last Mrs Thomus Sukeforth. uow completed the autobiography of her J F. W. CUNNINGHAM, tics do more harm than good, therefore lead­ Sabbath------Wm. E. Newbert, who has bad PRU1T. stage career, aud a series of the most inte­ LEVI SEAVEY, employment in Massachusetts, returned home Henry Burns of Union, 16 cents each on the fol­ ing physicians recomineud Ayer's Pills, espec- lowing varieties of apples: Golden Russel, New­ resting chapters from the munugcript will No. Washington, Maine, Full Line of Stationery Thomaston, Me. ialy as a family physic. last Friday. town Pippin, Baldwin, China, Full Porter, Ben ho printed in The Ladies Home Journal. THE ROCKLAND COURIER-jiAZETTE, TUESlXAY OCTOBER 8, 1895.

MARINE MATTERS. a range of West Indian ports, lumber, $6 50 ,o «nd po.t charges.—Sch. C. S. Glidden, OWIN' TO AN ERROR IN THE DATE The Movements of Vessels, Charters, Philadelphia to Havana. Matanzas or Cay Bow ling Notes and the Like. Kr»nci», coal, /150.—Sch. Hallie Dunn, of sale made by the Printer, and not discovered until Jacksonville to New York, lumber, f j . —Sch. . . AND . . Lizzie Heyer, Satilla River to Baltimore or Schs. Lavinia M. Snow and Anna Shep­ Philadelphia, cypres,, 84 50 and river towage, after part of the edition had been printed we l/iave decided herd are hound here from New York. New York, 84.75.—Seta. Hart, Phila Billiards! Sch. Helen Montague, Adam,, t, loading delphia to Savannah, iron, p. t —Sch. Sam­ ice on the Kennebec. uel W. Hall, Leadbetter, Island to New Sch. Warner Moore, Crockett, sailed from York, paving block,, Si 1.—Sch. Ella G. HAVENER'S Z S : ' to arrange for a continuation of the King’s Ferry, Fla, 2d, for New York. Bells, Rondout to Boston, cement, 15 cent,.— Sch. Walker Armington, Dnnkwater, sailed Scbs. Ira B. Ellcms and John I. Snow, South THE ONLY REGULATION AILEY from Providence 4th for Newport News. Amboy to Rockland, coal, 50 cents. East of Portland. Sch. Wm. 1. Lermond, Hupper, sailed • r-Flnrst Appointments and tho BestsBervIce. <=GREAT BAKGAIXDA No minora allowed to bowl. from Bath 5th for Baltimore. STRUCK BY SEA. Schs. Ella Pressey, Laura Robinson, St OUR AIM, “ THE TOP.” • ♦ ♦ ♦ D B G I 1 M I X T I K T <3r ♦ ♦ ♦ * Elmo, from Rockland, W. S. Jordan, from Word was received here Friday that schoon­ Havener’s Block, 462 1-2 Main St. Carver’s Harbor, M. B. Wellington, from er M. A. Achorn, bound from Washington ItOCRI.AMK, MB. Long Cove, Geo. W. Jewett, From Wheeler's to Boston with coal had put into New York Bay, arrived in New York Sunday. to leave the captain, W. W. Achorn, who wa, 8. H. ARNOLD, Chef. Wednesday, Oct. 9, and Continuing Through the Week. Sch. Jose Olaverri, Arey, is at Lewis’ Wharf, suffering from an injured leg. Capt. Achorn’, Boston, loading a general cargo for West injury was sustained one week ago Sunday. Coast of Africa. He had been forward to assist in reefing the Cotton Underwear Ship Edward O’Brien, from New York for foresail, and while steering was struck by a Cloak Dept. Hosiery and Underwear Ribbon Dept. San Francisco, was spoken Sept. 14th in lat. sea. He is now at the New York Marine Monumental 16 N. Ion. 27 W. Hospital. A letter received Sunday from and Corset Department D e p a r t m e n t SPECIAL— 1 lot All Silk Ribbons, Sch. M. A. Achorn, Achorn, arrived in Capt. Achorn states that the leg is not broken Werk. . . Satin and Grc« Grain, No. 9, reg­ New York 3d from Washington, D. C. Capt. but that there is some injury to the knee. The vessel proceeded with the mate in 1 lot Ladies’ Corset Covers, Ham­ ular price 15c her yd., only.. Achorn is in the hospital at Stapleton, Staten charge. 1 Lot of Ladies’ Jersey Vests 25c Island, receiving treatment for a broken leg. burg Trimmed, worth 37 l-2ceach, q u a lity o n ly ...... 9 c Schs. Idaho, Mabel Hall and Maggie Hur­ Bargnin Day Price ...... 19c ley arrived in New York 3d. THEY NEARLY COLLIOED- Schs. G. M. Brainerd, Almeda Willey, 2 3 c 1 Lot Ladies’ Vest and Pants Double Cyrus Chamberlain, Mary B. Smith and Ned Two Vessels in Mid Ocean Hate an Exciting Fleeced Lined 37 l-2c quality only Domestic Dept. P. Walker arrived in Hart Island Roads 4th. Experience— A Very Anxious Moment. b . Sch. Addie E. Snow, Pinkham, Green’s At the Monumental Works of 2 9 c Latov’irg for Philadelphia, was in New York READ! READ! Saturrtqig. The ship Conqueror of Boston, capt. Loth- A. F . B urton may be seen 1 Lot Ladies’ Extra Heavy Double rop, bound to San Francisco, and the hark The LfpiJhoijK? Board has issued a notice Jennie Harkness of Rockport, Maine, Capt. four Granite Monuments which Fleeced Vests and Pants regular 1.000 yards of good 36 in. B l e a c h e d regarding true Cape Aun whistling buoy, to Amesbury, hound to Brisbane,Australia, which will be gold cheap in order to 50c q u n litv ...... Cotton only ...... the effect that on or about Oct. 25, 1895, Die sailed from New York on the 8th day of May whistling bufoy, black and white perpendicu­ make room for new stock 3 9 c 4 c p e r y a r d passed out by Sandy Hook side by side. lar stripes, now moored about 36 miles SSE They pirted company that night and did work. Prices from one hun­ for fo u r d a y s o n ly . 10 yards to customer., from Eastern Pome Lighthouse, will be moved not see each other again until they had been ten to a point, in about 15.0 feet of water, about days out, when in lat. 33, 50 and Ion. 40, they dred dollars to two hundred 1 Lot Ladies' All Wool Hose, Ribbed 40 in. Unbleached Cotton wortli 7c. 2i miles SE by E from C \pe Ann Lighthouse. came together in ballltng, squally weather, j and fifty dollars Works Top, wortli 25c, only o n ly ...... Sch. Nellie S. Pickering^ Kimball, from and came near fouling each other. Both ships Belfast for New York, with {MVifqg stones, hail no steerage way and the conqueror with near depot, Thomaston, Me. 19C » P a i r 5 c p e r y a r d went ashore Sunday night on Long- Shoal, stern board came directly at the Harkness, JACKETS. 10 yards to customer. off Tuckernuck. Captain and crew saved.. until they were only half a ship's length apart 1 Lot Ladies’ Extra Quality Fleeced Sch. Ida Hudsan brought general cargc Both ships’ crews waited with breathless B eav er Cheviot Jacket, Box anxiety the disaster which it seemed impossi­ REPORT OF THE CONDITION ami Hose, black, only.... Saturday from Boston. —OF THE— Front,Large Sleeves,etc ,sale price 1 lot of Ladies’ Night Robes, nicely SHEETINGS. ble i» . avert, but only for a few moments, as 12 1-2c Sch. Louisa Francis arrived Saturday from a favorkble gust of wind suddenly filled the $ 4 . 7 5 trimmed, nctunl worth 81.00, Bar­ 2 1-4 yards wide extra quality Sheet­ Portland, loaded from F. Cobb & Co. and sails of tJie vessels, when they slowly and ROCKLAND NATIONAL BANK, g ain D a y P r ic e ...... sailed Sunday. steadily dr\w apart. A t Lockland, In tho State o f MuJne, at tho cloMJof Russian Lynx Fur Cape, 24 inches in g o n ly Sch. Northern Light brought wood Satur­ After the danger was past the two captains bURlncsa, Sept. 23, 1895. long, would be cheap at 87 50, 6 9 c Glove and Handkerchief 19C Per yard day from Machias, and v.ill load for Boston being acquainted with each other exchanged RK80URCK8. sale p ric e ...... from A. F. Crockett Co. greetings and tfben life on hoard ship once Ixruia Mild diBcoiiiitu, Odd lot of Corsets, worth from 75c 1 L/pl Bleached Twilled Crash only 8344,661 61 Ice laden schooners John II. Platt and more resumed th«A even tenor of its way. OverrtrnfU.’svcured and unsecured, 232 71 $ 5 . 0 0 to 85c, Bargain Day Price.... U b Uu-dn to aocurc circulation, 60,000 00 D e p a r t m e n t Isaac Orbeton, for Philadelphia, S. M. Bird After being a da," in company, sometimes Stock*, oocurltie*. etc, 3 c p e r y a r d quite close and at other times just in sight of 20,226 €0, CLOTH CAPES. 3 9 c and Henry Crosby, for Baltimore, from Ban­ Bnn-mg-houBe, furniture and fixtures, 6,000 Oir SPECIAL 1 Lot All Linen Crash, plaid or plain gor, and Sarah D. J. Rawson, Rockport for each other, these vessels at last parted, not to Due from National Bank* (not Reserve Extra Heavy Beaver Cloth Double SPECIAL—For the Four Bargain Annapolis, Md., are in the harbor. meet again on this passage as the Conqueror’s A g.nts) 22,806 42 o n l y ...... track lies to the southward of stormy Cape Due from approved reserve agents, 62,887 13 Cape, Velvet Collar, worth 8G.00, Days we shall sell 81 00 and 81.25 We shall offer during sale 25 doz. Sch. G. W. Glover arrived from Bangor CheckH and other cash Itetnn, 4,172 34 Sunday to load for New York from A. J. Bird Horn, while the Harkness goes to the east­ N ctes of other National Bauks, 3,102 00 sale p r ic e ...... popular brand Corsets for.. * Ladies’ 81 00 four button Kid 6 c Pe>' yard ward to the Cape of Good Hope. Fractional paper currency, nickels nnd & Co. V K. T. A. $ 3 . 9 8 8 5 c G lo v e a t ...... 42 in. Pillow Case Cotton, regular Sch. Chase, Farr, arrived Monday from 12 l-2c quality, only New York via Portland, with cement to A. J. Seal Flush Cape. Satin Lined, edged Namely. \V. C. C. and W. B., Dr. 5 9 c a pair Bird & Co. APPLETON with Thibet Fur, 27 inches long, Warner’s Health and Coraline 8 c p e r y a r d 20,8H0 60 One pair to a customer. No gloves Sch. Wm. Rice, Maddocks, arrived Monday Redemption fund with U 9. C o rse ts. regular price 810, sale price fitted in this sale. ) pieces All-Wool Extra Quality from New York via Boothbay. • 3 -'.jil h L. M. Kenniston of Camden accompanied (5 per cent of circulation) 2,250 OO by his three sisters called on their father Gus­ S 7 .5 O Scarlet Twilled Flannel, only Schs. Seth Nyman, with wood, and Sea Special Hndk’f Sale. Pigeon, with staves to A. F. Crockett Co., ar tavus Kenniston, Sunday. 500 doz. Handkerchiefs bought for 2 5 c p e r y a r d rived Saturday. George Stewart has dug a well in his field LIABILITIES. Carpet Dept. and piped the water into his house. < cipltul stock p..ld In, Christmas Trade we shall oiler at used for skirts and underwear. Sch. Robert A. Snow, Pillsbury, is in the buquiUH fund. Dress Goods Dept. harbor loaded with stone from Black Island. • Mrs. S. B. Ripley who has been on the sick Undivided*profits, less expenses and ta reduced price this week. Ask to list has resumed her teaching. Big Sale of Oil Cloth Remnants at Extra Heavy Shaker Flannel only. . Sch Lena White is at Green’s Landing paid, Mr. Cbas. Fogg with Dr. J. B. Wentworth National* Hank notes outstanding, Extra quality, All Wool Serge, all LOW PRICES. 1 lot Velvet Rugs see th em . loading for New York. Due to othker Nutionul Banka, colors, including Black, regular 1 1-2 yds. long, would be cheap at 5C P e r y a r d Sch. Addie Schaelfer, Aylward, from F. and sister of Lowell, Mass., have returned Due to bt'itei Banka and bunkers, home after visiting their uncle A. II. Went­ Dividend* unpktjd, 37 l-2o Goods, per yd ...... 8 1 .5 0 , o n ly ...... Cobh & Co., for New York, and Albert II. Extra I leavy Quality Gray and W hite worth. Individual depoMAs subject to chook, Gents’ Dept. Perkins, for Boston, from A. J. Bird & Co., Demand certllitiflcat«\a of deposit. 2 5 c Blankets, large size, sailed Saturday. Mrs. Eva Haskell of Camden is visiting her 9 8 c Total, A very fine quality of India Twills. parents Mr. and Mrs. John Lovett of this Great Bargains in Underwear, Sus­ Sch. Yankee Maid, Gilbert, sailed Sunday place Special Low Prices on all 4 9 c a pair for Portland from A. F. Crockett Co. 50 inches wide, regular 75c Goods penders and Handkerchiefs and Miss Delpha Sherman of Liberty is visiting State of Maine, Countt of Knox, ss: 11-4 W hite Blankets, colored borders I, G. HOUK WIGGIN, Cuahier of the above- Bargain Dav price, per yd.. Carpets during this sale. H o se. Sch. Morris & Cliff, Nash, is at Perry Bros.’ her sister, Mrs. Lottie Wentworth------Miss Pink, Blues, etc., soft and spongy, wharf being painted in'colors. named bank, do solemnly awear that tho above) 5 O c Lottie Young has gone to Portland for a few statem ent 1b true to tho beat of ray knowledge and p ric e f o u r days o n ly , Schs. Oregon from C. Doherty, E. G. Wil­ days------Mrs. O. W. Currier is visiting her boJLL G HOWE WIOOIN, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day Makes our merchandising more popular with lard from A. C. Gay & Co. and A. F. Crocket! mother, Mrs. O. I. Richardson, Lincolnville ol Oct., Ib95. ' $ 3 . 5 0 a p a i r Co., for Boston; O. M. Marrett, from Perry -----Rev. Mr. Allen and wife of Isleshoro 'lie great public Every department is astir WM. II. FOOLER, Notary Publie. W rapper Dept.* regular price 85.00, Bros., for New York, were loaded and ready have returned for a six months stay------Miss Correct—A ttest: with activity. There is no Rip Van Winkleism this morning. Georgia Wentworth is visiting her parents WM.T. COBB, 1 in our methods. There js no clogging of the Mr. and Mrs. George Wentworth. W. W. CASE, > Directors. 1 lot Ladies’ Sicillian Cloth W rappers 1 Lot large size Comforters, extra Schs. Carrie C. Miles, for Providence, and FRED W. WIGHT,) wheels of business, for we daily lubricate the axle3 of trade with the most Red Jacket, for New York, from F. Cobb & Miss Gertrude Thwing of Newton, Mass., is regular price 81.00, sale price weight only.... attractive goods and bargains. Co., and Chas. R. Washington, for Boston, the guest of Miss Fannie Gushee------Tobias 6 9 c $ 1 .0 0 a p ie c e from Farrand, Spear & Co., are loading. Wardsworth is painting, O. W. Currier’s At Thomaston schs. James Young is load­ House----- Galen Keene is moving into the H o w M u c h ing from J. O. Cushing & Co. and James A. house owned by Lydia Vaughn. Brown from Burgess, O’Brien & Co., for New Miss Lottie Young is having her house re­ THIS IS A STRICTLY CASH SALE. York; Telegraph discharged coal for Cush­ painted----- L. R. Thorndike is at J. A, Sher­ Can You Save ing & Co.; Nettie Cushing sailed 6th for man’s------Theie was a phonographic con­ Lynn, from same firm, and Ella F. Crowell cert at Union church, Tuesday Oct. i, by By trading with me? These are sailed for New York from Burgess, O’Brien & A. II. Towle of Bangor for the benefit of Rev. only a few of tho Extraordinary SIMONTON DRY GOODS COMPANY Co. Mr. .Alien-----Mrs.G. H. Page is visiting her UargaitiN which will oiler for Sch. Salvator, Capt. Walter G. Tibbetts, daughter Mrs. George Ripley in Bath. CASH ONLY, to the fall trade. arrived recently at Puget Sound from San Ambrose Fish met with a painful accident HORSES ANO RACES. Pedro. L_ Saturday, the 28th ult. Mr. Fish had a sheep p L o u q Bark Jennie Harkness, Capt. F. W. Aids- fastened by a chain in his held, and as he was about to lead her to the barn, she jumped, j Great interest is manifested in the great bury, was in port at Brisbane Sept. 1st. She loads tallow and wool for London. catching the hook of the chain in Mr. Fish's Twice recently, You cut1 make j contest at Union next Saturday between Iowa ankle, tearing the flesh terribly. Dr. Strick ' .Maid and Veni Vici, and considerable money Sch. Tyro has been bought of Belfast par­ no mistake by buying now, land attended him and at this writing Mr. w hile | is staked on the result. Both horses are in ties by Chas. E. Bicknell of this city. She Fish is quite comfortable. the pink of condition. will be used in bay coasting and Capt. Chas. Rhodes of Northport will command her. Lincoln Johnson is having his house f^Y fl/E S/ painted, the work being done by L. R. Thorn­ S». Patrick won two heats at Oldtown last Bkt. R. A. C. Smith, Capt. Horatio Hooper, dike----- R. L. Thorndike is painting John Beat Winter Wheat Putenls, like Mag­ week and got third money. His fastest heat is in New York. Conant's house----- Miss Angeline Simmons nificent Stocks aud Magi ‘Il* - was in 2 :2 7 ^ , lowering his record. Capt. Sch. S J. Lindsey is at Abbott’s wharf for is visiting her sister, Mrs. Addie Moody------Beat Spring W heats, Ilk Pillsbury’s, Y ou M u st WuBhburn'a, E tc...... Woodman and Patsy left, yesterday for Top­ new foremast, bowsprit and other repairs. Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Chaples went to Rock­ sham. Have a Fall Style Ila t to Capt. Whitman, of sch. Hattie A. Marsh is land Saturday------R. S. Keene and E. D. Now We Will Quote Molasses as Follows: St. Patrick, Arthur B and Little Blanch at home, in quarantine, with diphtheria in his Gushee are digging wells----- Mrs. Sarah Col- Fancy Ponce, Beat made, per gal...... family. The vessel is bound to State Point, laniore, died at her home Sept. 26 at the ad­ hj*iia good Porto Rico, per gul...... be in it. This full they have now about the same record. They ” * “ New Orleans per gal..., would make a good race. in charge of the mate. vanced age of 83----- Miss Addie Conant is at And a bung un good cooker for .. H a v e Y ou Rockport Marine.—Arrived Oct. 2, sch. work in Rockland----- Fred Gay of Warren Once more lu Dox. Brooms two for f are so different you cannot pent Sunday with his aunt Mrs. Angus Idella Smoll, from Boston. 3d, schs. C. M. You Want Our Price on Lard, Well Here It Is: pass off the old one. G t t Seen the Ladies Boot t h a t The handsome matched pair of six-year- Gilmore, Carnden; Hattie C. Luce, Philadel­ Mslver. IU Lb. Pall...... 73e we are selling at the 404 old seal Brown horses belonging to Sheriff phia, with coal for G. E. Carleton; nshing West APPLETON— M r.and Mrs Jacob Stover W. N. Ulmer attract a great deal of attention 20 •’ “ Net W eight...... 1.40 the W ilcox or Lumson & sch. Edward Treroy, Gloucester; yacht Frolic, ami Mr.and Mrs.Sam’l Clapp attended the fair 10 “ ’• PurcL ard...... 8S0 Shoe Store for on the street. They make a fine pair of Greenlaw, Boston. 4th, sch. Annie Wilder, at Windsor----- Etta McLain has the mumps. 10 •* '• Cotlo'.eue...... 87c carriage horses. -----Mrs. Eliza Snow is at Charles Randalls* Even Change Chewing Tobacco 1 lb ...... 26c Hubbard at t h e from Boston. T uttle's Drive Smoking Tobacco 1 lb worth60c. ,26c There was an attendance of 500 people at S./ led 2, schs. Chester R. Lawrence, for a brief stay----- Only two weeks more of Battle Ax Chewing Tobacco 1 lo. worth 30c... .20c G. B. Ingraham’s driving park, West Rock­ Boston, with lime from S. E. A 11. L. Shep school----- Miss Clara Boggs with her sister Spear lie id Tobacco 1 lb. w orth 6O0...... 40c 404 Shoe Store. 99 cts. herd Co; C. B. Taylor, Brooksville; Myra B, Mrs. Collins of Belin out made a two weeks 6 bs. Cal. Raisins...... port, Saturday afternoon. The racing was *0*011101' llurgaliiM too numerous to men- very good. Mushquash. 3, schs. Ethel Merriam, for Bos­ visit at Sanford----- Geo. Dyer of Searsmont A. T. B LA C K IN G TO N & CO. A, T. BLACKINGTON & CO. ton, with lime; L. D. Reminick, for Ells­ called here with a line partridge, which a hen llo u h ere. In the 2.22 classC. T. L. had an easy time, gtgrParties living out of town will always receive worth. 4th, sch. Sarah D. J. Rawson, An­ hawk caught and through fright dropped it as u liberal discount winning hands down. The summary : George was rid n» aiong. He dressed i C. T. L. (Berry) 1 1 1 napolis, Md., with ice from the Rockport Ice Arthur B (Crockett) 3 2 2 Co; Bark Addie Morrill arrived at Buenos and it made a tine dinner------Geo. Fogg FIRE IN CAMDEN. UNION ECHOES. Rockland spent Sunday with Mr. Walker’s Kulula (Beau) s 2 3 3 Ayres 29th. has bought a line yoke of oxen, girting 7 feet, c. E. TUTTIiE, parents----- Mr. ami Mrs. Joel Walker, Capt. Tim e, 2.29 >4, 2.31, 2.30. of Wm. Marlin----- Will McLain is not well. The Hunt building occupied by T. A. Inloresling Joltings From This Most Interesting E. Lovett and wife are making an extended It took six heats to decide the 2.50 race, ----- Mrs. Kate Lane of Camden was at S. O. 306 Main Street, FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS. Bartlett’s for a brief visit. d l‘KA It BLOCK. N B A B 1’AttK bTBBKX Hunt, clothier, and II. L. Perrin, restaurant, Town— Struck Ledge. visit in Nebraska----- Mrs. S. G. Hills, Mrs. and it was dark when the race was linished. caught fire at an early hour Sunday morning E. L. Thompson, Mrs. B. Burton, Mrs. Jesse The summary: Reported from Brown & Company’s from a cook stove in the restaurant. Mr. Quarterly meeting was observed at the M. Drake anil Miss Ida Whitten attended the Clurencu (B a rkkelt) e l state convention of the W. C. T. U. at Houl­ J obIn Howe (Gu, ie,) 2 Weekly Freight Circular. Y- M- C A Perrin who was asleep was aroused with much E. chapel, Sunday------The Shepherd Jerome (Feyler) difficulty as he was almost overcome by smoke. Family gave a very pleasing entertainment in ton------Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Robbins attended dr The cafe half of the building was destroyed. town hall last Wednesday evening------Mr. the Alden-Plummer wedding in Camden, Tim e, 2 62, 2 6Utf, During the greater part of the week under The first men’s meeting this season was Mr. Hunt's stock was badly damaged by F. A. Alden lost a valuable horse last week. Tuesday----- Union Lodge F. A. M. had work Between the heats,G. B.Ingraham’s stallions, review shippers of case oil to far Eastern held Sunday at the rooms. The address was INSURE:::::::: water. The total loss was about $>6000. The It was found in the morning choaked by its on the 3d degree at their meeting Thursday Cashier and Duad, gave an exhibition mile in ports strongly opposed the views entertained given h) Archie Thayer, the reformed gamb­ insurance was as follows: clothing S5000, halter------Mrs. Gardiner Daniels, who was evening. Many visiting brothers from the 2.33 while a three-year-old Cashier colt by owners of tonnage, hut subsequently en­ ler and saloon keeper of Bath. The rooms building £1000, cafe, $500. quite severely injured by being thrown from surrounding towns were present. owned by Austin Titus of East Union went a tered the market aud closed several vessels, were crowded and the meeting was a lively •:;";E';VILLACE:E::::::: her carriage while driving to the Fair, is im­ So. Union.— Rev. Henry Harding of Ma­ half iu 1.27. one of which obtained an advauced rate to one. NEW ihOUSTRY. proving. Dr. Bennett attends her----- Mrs. chias is visiting his brother Daniel----- S. W. G. W. Butler was starter and C. A. Davis Calcutta. • • * In long voyage general The association proposes to make these Capt* II rt and son Leland, who have been Jones has bad machinery put in his new and C. S. Coburn judges. cargo tonnage there has been little business meetings attractive and helpful. They are j:::::-/; P R O P E R T Y ™ ? : spending the summer at the residence of G. shop the past week—Daniel Harding will accomplished. * * * Some improvement open to all men. Friendship Joint the Procession of Progressive W. Bachelder, left for their home in Brighton, have an old fashioned husking this week on 006 ANO GUN. is noticed iu the requirements of South Next Sunday, Capt. James’ W. Price the T ow ns-C anning Factory- Tuesday---- Edwin Hawes has made a Wednesday or Thursday evening. He has a American and West India shippers, general new officer iu charge of the Rockland Corps :::::::::::::::SEEUS::::::H^ specialty and a success of raising tomatoes for nice lot of corn. Woodcock and partridges as well as dear cargo together with coal tonnage having been of the Salvation Army, will address the meet­ A new industry has been started here in the market this season----- Evangelist Johnson It was Mrs. G. T. Daniels and not Mra. O. are now getting it in the neck. It’s beautiful in better request of late. Upon (be latter ing. Capt. Price has had-nine years exper shape of a canning factory by the Lawry and wife are now holding meetings in Ma- G. Daniels who was injured fair week. Her hunting weather and the sportsmen are im­ staple £1.50 is obtainable to Havana and ience in the Salvation Army. Brothers. It is locate* 1 near the, Forest Lake Ice chins and vicinity and are meeting with many friends will be pleased to hear of her proving it------Harry Flint, George Crocker, Matanzas, aud about #1.70 to Cardenas, The annual state convention of the Young Co’s, works. Your scribe visited them recently gratifying success----- There are now no new improvement. Will Glover and Arthur Haines have been Sagua aud Caiharieu. Backward 'freight, Men's Christian .Associations of Maine will he ...... ~ ... INSURIHG":-"-:::: and found about a dozen men and women cases of scarlet fever in town and the house camptd at the Bog a week, eating aud gun­ however, is 01 cred very sparingly. For held Dei. 25-27 with the Bath Y. M. C. A...... UVI TM busy at work canuiug tish and they intend wnere the case occurred is under strict quar­ OUT LATE ning-----L. E. Wade has been on Isle au coastwise lumber tonnage there is a fair in­ Among the speakers will he A. IL Whitfoid, ...... i l l I ll ANYONE"’ELSE:::::::: in the near future to put up clams and iu the antine and the scboii. in the district is closed. Haul for a week’s shooting. quiry with steady rates prevailing. Coal General Secretary of Rochester, N. Y., L. ***1^*’1’‘*’***' language of the Supt. “we shall can every­ The Union WatenCo. is meeting with ob­ orders are quite plentiful iu the inaikct, hut Wilbur Messer of Chicago aud W. B. Miller thing that can be canned.” The compauy own structions in laying/heir pipe, hut pluck and Our Highland, Warren, correspondent of the International Committee. sends fresh apple-blossoms, picked from a The famous Dr. Maun of Boston, says that as prompt despatch is difficult to obtain, bus­ jjBIRD.A BARNEY:: three weirs which supply them with hsb peiseverence will t remove even mountains tree in the orchard of William Hall. Redding’s Russia Salve is worthy a place in iness is restricted; rate* are nominally un­ The Boys Gospel Meeting will begin next When fully underway they will employ about ----- Races are beii/g arranged to occur at the every household in the land. When a physi­ changed. Sunday at the rooms. E. E. Morrison, Chair- 75 hands which will he a great help to the Union Track Asso .iation grounds, Saturday, John E. llill showed ripe raspberries, cian recommends a patent medicine, it is CUAKl EKs.— Brig M. C. Haskell, hence to m iu of the Committee of Junior Work, will :::*:::::OVER FULLER t COBB ::::::: place. Oct. 12------C. M. Walker and wife of picked Suuday. proof of its merit. Wilmington, N. C., salt, 90 cents, thence to •peak. All hoys are invited. THE ROCKLAND COURIER-GAZETTE £ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 189/5 GRAND • All . OPENINGS ! WHY The Fall and W inter Millinery Openings arc considered

OPENING FALI Fall Opening! Fail Milliner? FALL FALL MILLINERY 1 I I f , XI i u .in e r y * MILLINERY MILLINERY. Opening. Why do so many people OPENING. trade in this store? Why N E W GOODS. OPENING. do th >y come from far The ladles consider this one of the events of the NEW STORE. away as well ns near at Tuesday t Wednesday, CHEAPER PRICES. homo? Why do they re­ Tuesday & Wednesday, turn regularly, season af­ Oct. 8 and 9. Tuesday t Wednesday Oct. 8 and 9. ter season? Why do they Tuesday 'New E ngland.” Perfect und inhale Full directions on each bottle. Two week's treatment 60e; five weeks* treatment i 1.00. cellar drain being one of the improvements “East Lynne” at the Opera House last even­ “ Burmah” is undeniably a great melodramatic door------A. D. Farnham has gone to Liberty Try the great remedy, It is mouarch of ull. For sale by all druugiats 33 in Fit, Stylish in Cut, Ele- ---- Fruit thieves are numerous------The roads ing----- Miss Mae Tobin of Boston is visiting success, add the genuine intrinsic merits of its for a fortnight’s stay------Nelson Paulson has F gunt in Finish, Substan­ were never in better condition, thanks to the her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Tobin. production are so positive that the presenta­ gone to Warren to work for C Payson for a efficiency of our hard working board of tion as a whole is a source of great gratifica­ week or two------Charles Farnham has sold a tial in Wear. Equal in all Frye & Porter are making extensive re­ •MWMOTWtWMtMOWtt ; 3C JO C O O & O O i selectmen. pairs to their grist mill. Among other things tion to all those who have the best interests cow and two heifers to Reuben Cushman----- respects, material not e x ­ H. E. Capen the genial proprietor of the a new elevator is being put in. These young of melodrama at heart. Herbert Farnham has the trame up for a Is the making of a pie. The The stage settings are elaborate; nothing small stable—T. J. Brown and daughter Mer cluded, to tlrst-class cus­ Bay View House has branched out into a new men are enjoying a good run of business. making of a crisp crust de­ more perfect can be imagined. Every scene tie and Maud Kackliffe were returning home tom work, and for a great business. Last week he purchased the Cam­ den S'eara Laundry and at once commenced As near as we can learn Alex Buchanan is in the play is an exact and perfect reproduc­ in the thunder storm recently and were all so pends largely upon the shorten­ deal less money. These to put it in a thorough renovated condition. the champion big pear raiser round these parts. tion ol the original, down to the veriest detail. dazed and stunned by the lightning that they ing. Use COTTOLENE, the are facts I hut we desire to This laundry like all of Mr. Capen’s One of bis would make a pair of the largest we That the play is admirably acted is the com­ lost their way and when they did find them­ new vegetable shortening, in­ impress on those who arc enterprises will be a model one in every mon verdict of all who have seen it. selves they were in the ditch, horse and all. stead of lard, and sogginess will respect. Mr. Wilson handles the part of Lord Avon­ How long they had been sitting there they uot familiar with the char­ be an unknown element in your There is a miniature production of the dale with consummate skill. The same can couldn’t tell. acter of our goods. Brooklyn Bridge, made from cakes of soap The Summer People be truthfully said of Max Figman, who, as Mrs. E. A. Varney is visiting her daughter, pastry. Cottoleue should al­ in Follansbee «Sc Wood’s window and it Captain Danby, gives the part of the young Mrs. A. D. Farnham. ways be economically used— To those whom we have English officer a dash of energy, enthusiasm uot had the pleusure of naturally attracts a large number of people. ttvo-tbirds as m uch Cottolene as It is a novel but productive advertisement. Have Left and dating, which wjn» for him instant favor meeting we extend an in­ and undeniable approval with the audiences. SIDELINGER REUNION you would ordinarily use of - There will be no services at the Episcopal Both are ably seconded by the finished work lard or butter, being ample vitation to visit us. We church during the absence of the pastor Rev. of H. Cooper Cliffe, Eugene Ormonda, Dore The second annual reunion of the Sidelin- to produce the most desirable shall be pleased to know Henry Jones who is away on a three weeks But we are s till with you. ger family was held in No. Waldoboro, Sept. Davidson, Victory Bateman, and Minnie Du­ results. The saving in a year them, and we are uuxious vacation----- Miss Abbie W. Vose observed pree, who, by their acting in “ Bt^mab” are 25. The next will be held at the same place her sixteenth birthday, Wednesday, by enter­ We have enjoyed our selves constantly increasing their already enviable the second Wednesday in Sept, 1896. Fol­ represents a considerable item, i that they in turn shall be­ taining a number of her young friends in the reputations. All the minor parts, too, are lowing are the officers: Pres., Ezra M. Side- There are many imitations of COT­ come acquainted with the evening. Dancing, games, lunch were among and now turn our attention well sustained, so that the effect is both fin­ linger; Vice Pres., fames Sidelinger; 2nd TO LEN E ; you should therefore be careful to get the genuine. the many enjoyments. Vice Pres., Edward Sidelinger; Treas., Norris desirability and attractive­ ished and impressive. Bold •v ery where lu Hum, wlib trude-murke—“( " and tlecr'i head in cidUnujilanl Work at Beans' shipyard is beginning to to business. “Burmah” will continue as the attraction at Hagar,; Sec., R. S. Sidelinger; zksst. Sec., ness of our goods and Nellie B. Sidelinger; Marshal, F. M. Side­ w rtaU -on every tin. Made only by assume old tune proportions. One gang is ! the Boston Theater for weeks to coine. THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY. CrfilfioO. 224 State Street. BOSTON. PORTLAND, ME. prices. making extensive repairs on the schooner linger. Upwards of 100 were present. To our old friends we Flora Rogers while a crew of six is busy MATINICUS. merely wish to say that getting ready to work on the new schooner If you haven’t had lime to sue our more since it Treatment of Eczema and Salt Rheum* to be built. The wood is now being cut fur has been reuovutvd do t-o now. We have udded our new stock is the best the same in the Aroostook woods as the CK1EHAVEN—The fall term of school has These two complaints are so tenacious that much room und u large ussoi tment of goods. We the readers of this paper should know of the we have ever shown. vessel will be built principally of native wood. cun now supply you wilh anything In the commenced with Mrs. Mabel Packard Crie for John J. Wardwell will be master builder. teacher. She is a graduate of Castine Normal success obtained by using Dr David Ken­ THE OLD HARDWARE STORE. nedy’s Favorite Remedy. Where all other J I I I I I I A meeting of the Soldier’s Monument As­ School, class of ’91------The farmers are busy Good bargains always to be obtained on Bar Household Line. harvesting their potatoes. T he crop is very treatments have failed, it has made a complete sociation will be held tomorrow evening in cure. their rooms in (he Adams block. This will Furniture, Bedding, Desks, Mirrors, Tinware, good this year )ur new mail packet, Iron und Steel, Horse Shoes and Nails. the A. P. Parkhurst, looks very fine in a new Perhaps no more horrible case of Salt be the first meeting of the Association since Lumps, eto. We also have titetlonery,' Bric-e-bruc, Rheum was ever reported than that of Wilbur spring and as business of importance will be etc. Come In und see us, It will pay you to do so coat of paint. She is a trim little craft and is ------W e can fit out’— well managed by Capt. Will Young and his L. Hale, quartermaster, Pratt Post, G. A. R., N E W F N GLAND transacted a large attendance is requested. Our prices are ull light—in fact they are hardly Roundout, N. Y. Several physicians utterly A Blacksmith, That monument is such a sure thing the mem­ worth mentioning. mate. We find them very kind and obliging and wish for them the prosperity they deserve failed to render him any relief; finally one of A Carriage Maker, bers can now see it in their imagination rising the physicians suggested that Dr. Kennedy’s H. H. CRIE <&. CO., heavenward with all its majesticuess. A loca­ ------John Crie leads all the fishermen with A Ship Chandler, his new device for holding the fish bait. Favorite Remedy be tried and steady im­ tion will shortly be selected. The square in provement followed its use, and a permanent A Quarr/man, 406 Main Street, R LOTHING HOUSE front of the Bay View is the natural selection. F. K. Shaw Co., cure resulted. A Fisherman, Speed the day. If the hair is falling out, or turning gray, re­ It is used with similar success in cases of A Carpenter, ROCKLAND, - MAINE. Fred S. Calderwood of Providence, R. I. is Opera House Block, quiring a stimulant with nourishing and color­ scrofula, nervousness, kidney and liver com- BURPEE ft LAMB, home for a two weeks visit with his parents ing food, Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re­ laiuts, and in all diseases brought about by A Painter, Proprietors. Mr. |n d Mrs. Setb Calderwood. Mr. Calder- CAMDEN, ME. ne wer is just the specific. Cad blood and shattered nerves. A G lazier. L