The Republican Journal.

; <>,S> MAINE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 181KL NEMBER _BELFAST,---—— ^ H>T oeeu oraereu to m journal. >ewpjrt where it will In “The hereafter be stationed. She left Saturday Enemy’s Country.’’ W. C. T. u. State Convention. The memorial service was opened by the PERSONAL. in charge of Commander W. C. solo, “Here and There,” by E. S. Pitcher. PERSONAL. KsLi.W MORNING HY THE Gibson, Bryan’s Visit to Vew England j C. S. X.McGill and His Speeches A Large and Bnttauslastlc Gathering of White The service was in honor of 64 white ribbon- University, Montreal, In ers Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Chase are in New Boston, Portland and Bath. Rlbboners. who have passed away during the York F. A. Howard went to has issued a notice refusing to in year. Foxcroft Tuesday ,m accept MR. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Wentworth of buying a stock of Journal Pub. Go. future more Uuited BRYAN IN BOSTON. millinery. for a visit. any States silver or The twenty-second annual convention of Dexter, Miss Hall sang the * Mr. “Crossing Bar,” Mrs. paper in of Bryan's visit to Boston and the service closed with John Harrimau of Bar Harbor is a money payment scholarship must Lave the Maine Woman’s Christian Temperance the hymn, “Sweet Selwin Thompson went to Boston Monday fees. United States been and of Mrs. M. anon in and checks will only be ac- very enjoyable to him. His Union is now in session in this The Bye Bye.” guest W. Welch. on business. Oity County. reception city. The noontide cepted if one quarter per cent, discount is was cordial prayer was by Mrs. Pliilbrick sufficiently and demonstrative began to arrive Monday on the Mrs. Harriet Crockett of is to delegates of Rockland. Grelton, Ohio, Frank J. Starrett went to Boston niK l-Ai’KR added.The Watch satisfy even one Monday for Maine sea Waterbury, (Conn.) who bas had a surfeit of steamers from Bangor and Castine.and As The Journal to Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Keen. whose lias been they goes press early Wed- visiting to buy goods. Company, factory closed that sort of On afternoon we thing. the question of num- were reinforced about a hundred who nesday close our report for people. several to the industrial de- by Charles McMahan of months, owing bers ou the Common this issue with the noon intermission. Newburyport, Mass., Hon. II. W. Ellis of Enibdeu is has and at Music Hall he came on the evening passenger train. The visiting pression, resumed work,giving employ- The Committee on Credentials has not visited relatives in Belfast last week. friends ns. In bad every reason to be yet in Belfast. I advance,§2.ooa year; ment to several hundred .A des- satisfied. In bis ad- delegates were met at the boats ami trains reported, but the Entertainment Commit- at the of operatives. Dr. W. j expiration the dresses be was the tee have 275 G. Farnham of Dedham, Mass., is Hiram patch from Athens reports that the Bryan of old, of the Chi- by committees of the local union, who pro- visitors recorded, and there are Michaels and family will move to mutiny several his For one cago convention others who stop with relatives who visiting aunt, Mrs. Lydia A. Hatch. Brooks square, cue inch among the Turkish and Greek prisoners is self-nominating vided conveyance to the various homes to this week. l'i» inr one week, ami 25 speech have not reported to the committee. There | confined on the Island of Rhodes. days. When he unites Mrs. Carl Ames of arrived last : insertion. A fraction Troops assertion with vigor which the delegates had been invited, or to are, no doubt, more than 300 and Bucksport Mr. and Mrs. IT. S. Webb of J were of delegates Rockland a a full one. called upon to restore the speech he an visitors week to visit Mr. order, possesses unquestioned and the where was serv- attending the convention. anil Mrs. C. H Crosby. at attacked the Baptist church, supper spent Sunday Rocky Point. prisoners soldiers and a des- considerable power of Miss Agnes E. Slack ol whe magnetism. ed. About 125 visitors were entertained in London, Frank Smith of St. visited occurred. Before the last even a Paul, Minn., his Mrs. ,T. L. Morrison of perate light prison- His address on spoke mg, is guest of Mr. and Portland N the Common was visiting lo-Day’s Journal. ers were com- the city Monday night. Tuesday’s boats and Mrs. Edward Mrs. father-in-law, last week. subdued, 20 men were killed and of Sibley. Katherine Lente Benjamin Libby, her sister, Mrs. I. H. Sherman. posed disconnected rhetorical trains Stevenson and the State 40 wounded.The famous wooden ele- platitudes. added to the number, and at the hour otlieers are guests Mrs. A. Blake of I AGE 1. For some Mary Cleveland, Ohio, is Miss Dora Newell is reason the presence of a of Miss Ellen P. Frothingham. with the Western phant at seven stories of of the convention more than 200 a «• gathering opening .... \ Coney Island, high, of and Mrs. David i n Farm Animals.. Although the number of visitors is in ex- guest Capt. H. Libby. Union Co. in for two with an on estimated at 50,000 persons did not Bangor w.*,‘ks ••Tlie > observatory the burned serve to white ribbouers were assembled in the cess Enemy Country." top of the number expected all are provid- Miss Jane W. ■: M Instructor at The'loss is arouse his aud Ferguson went to Bostou Edward I,. of :'nary Sunday night. *20,000.... The enthusiasm, those who ex- Methodist church. ed for, and the committee are in of Eastty Brockton, M hs ;s Suite < -invention. .News receipt last great; miners* which has pected of the offers of entertainment Friday to buy millinery and dry goods. in B dfast and Casting. Races.. L'ry nMers in Real strike, kept eloquence volcanic order were The audience room of the church was for manv more. visiting The 1 Leadville in a turmoil two committee wish to express their thanks Templars. I'se of Eggs. nearly months, disappointed. At music Hall his Tilestou and wife took a intellectu- n<"it,ly decorated. On the front of the organ to all who have Wadlin, Esq., Mr. Frank Barker of Centre I AGE 2. is ended. A of the strikers was al contributed in any way to M.iutviih* s meeting and linguistic caloric rose to a carriage ride to Lewiston last week to visit -as..Letter from <)liio. Mr. held Saturday under of higher de- stood ;i portrait of Lady Henry Somerset make the convention a success or to enter- attemling the Ilocklaud Co.umeivia! e on the night supervision and his tain the relatives. College. .Laigest Miip tlie gree, address was of the on either side the. of the delegates and visitors. i The Sea- militia, and after a stormy session it truly Bryan- draped by dags Mrs. Sp'orrsiiien's Gertrude Springer of Danf>■;-!, airiv- g anti End -»f was decided the men return esque species. That is to say, it was asser- United States and Great Britain. The ban- Mrs. Henrietta Walker arrived y..Beginning finally should home last ed \ Raiii.i.o. Rium-r.. In the tive aud News of the Monday to visit her sister, Mrs. Bertha to work at the schedule prices, providing superficially impressive. ner <»f the State Union stood at the left of Granges. Thursday from a visit to friends in Orland mh Fit-Ms ut Corn ipoem .. the mine owners would He did not seek to Graishury. -..4o.;;74 New Pensioners. agree to give present arguments in the President’s station, while the banners of and Bangor. CAGE 3 them their old As it is of his Five candidates received the fourth de- Mr. and Mrs. C. E. places. generally support faith, unless unsupported as- the at various on Hammons and in Montana. From county unions hung points Miss Agnes of Houlton Sun- daugh- Money believed that outside <>t one or grees in Seaside last Ryan spent two mines sertions aud but the Grange Saturday even- ter of Boston are l'amity Reunions..Report scathing unsubstantiated walls. The motto of the W. C. T. U., in as Mr. visiting City Marshal 1 that have started with non-union The: day Belfast, aguestof aud Mrs. W. 1 Hr' >a !..Rateman Turns up men, the ing. subject under discussion for the Hammons. charges against sound money policy are “For God and Home and Laud,’’ hung L. .lug. .The Result in Nuveui- the old men will be taken back, no further Every was the life of Littlefield. to be classed as evening John Adams. arguments. He made, no at the rear of the room. of liowers Mrs. Calvin Norris ami Miss dessn- trouble is expected_John Wauamaker Bouquets Mrs. p.. EAGE 4. effort to his Sun East Susan A. Morrison and Mrs. Eliza .1. of has enlighten hearers. No one could and potted were Rising Grange, Knox, will hold ter of Bar Harbor arrived u >•-!■- " Philadelphia the lease palms tastefully arranged -1 Reuelil Siirivss purchased a left for a visit Tuesday evening, be converted to the fair Oct. 8th, to be followed a Hopkins Thursday to friends .ii to lls. .Tla- Rainy St-.: of Ililton, Hughes A < build- possibly free silver j about. by dance in and are guests of Miss Annabel Walker. ompany’s big | in F .t_ i. the Sehoolhou.se Tlie Tenth street such an address. His the evening at J. H. Me hall. Newton, Mass. ing. and Broadway, and the policy by words mi- \ The convention opened at 9 o’clock Tues- Gray’s All are Mr. M- ami Boats. and Mrs. B. F. Wells will return from entii-** stock of the firm. The amount the doubtedly brought the balm of satisfaction I day with a devotional service led cordially invited to attend and to ex- Miss Edith Mason left for Wor- CAGE 5. morning bring Monday Boston and New Mrs. A. Snow of South Windham. York the last of the week : Local Indus- Philadelphia merchant paid for the busi- to the souls of those by Lucy hi bits to the fair. Good music will be fur- cester, Mass., where she has a situation in a Concerning already mentally pledg- with a >' Factory..Obituary ness is not The business meeting was called to order full line of winter and furs. .Papers known. It is reported to be ed to him and his cause. nished for the establishment. goods '-ret Societies. .The Doctor’s Beyond this and at 10 o’clock Mrs. L. M. dance and supper for those millinery not much les> than by N. Stevens, *2.000,000....The Bath the mentai who wish. No H. E. McDonald and B. II. temporary intoxication of florid State President. The “Crusade Psalm” postponement on account of Mrs. L. Havuer arrived home Conant left CAGE f>. iron Wniks of Maine will build two of the Joseph Sat- the effect of (Ps. 140) was read and weather. Saturday to join John S. and of Water oratory, the Music Hall speech responsively, prayer from a two Twombly Register Deep 00 knot torpedo boats and the Union Iron was urday weeks’ visit to her offered by Mrs. Kate DeWitt. sister, others of in a .V u > and Notes. was nil. Traveller. Monroe hunting t- Bemis Works of San Francisco the [Boston The of the Hillside Grange, East held a Mrs. of Bostou. trip PAGE 7. remaining report executive committee was Thorndike, Campbell Lake. one. IN ■ '.-orating The \ ietory..Miss Wolf vV Zwicherof Portland, Ore., PORTLAND. read and accepted. harvest feast on the of 23d. evening Sept. Miss Hattie E. Robbins left for ! .liihohi... Kohe Wiped Out. ..In will build two 22 1-2 knot and Mr. met with a The committees were : Monday Miss Fannie of boats, of Bryan courteous reception following appointed The attendance was quite The Berry Providence, R. I i.s. ii Withdraws. On Mrs. large. an extended visit to her the little 20 knot boats Herreslioif will iu Credentials, Abbie E. Shapleigh, sister, Mrs. F. W. was a CAGE S. Portland aud the large crowd listened at- neighboring were guest last Thursday and of West Lebanon; Miss Harriet E. Leavilt, Granges represented. Chase of Friday c. have three, the Columbia Iron Works of Lawrence, Mass. Mrs. S. W County rrespondenee..Ship tentively to what he said. It could Stroudwater; Mrs. Abbie Vassal- Grange deputy J. G. of Johnson, Miss Berrv is a vei y !Prt hs. Deaths A Baltimore two and Hillman hardly Weeks, Harding Waldo, I Marruges. Bros, of Phila- boro. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis F. riue .matcm Trie be called an enthusiastic and the who is also Master of Gannon went to pianist. Pawtucket Post's one. This is the decision reception, Pomona Grange, was delphia finally On Courtesies, Mrs. A. E. Clark, Belfast; Houlton last week that his was on account of the serious Mrs. Hattie reached by Chief Constructor Iliehborn applause greeted speech neither Miss Emily F. Miller, Searsmout; Mrs. Ger- present, accompanied by his wife. The A. Welch and Mrs. Mabel I. loud nor general. The speaker's voice show- illness of Mrs. G.’s mother. and Engineer-in-Chief Melville, to whom trude Stevens Leavitt, Portland. deputy made some interesting and instruc- Furbush of Lynn, Mass., were in Belfast last S OF THE WEEK. ed. signs of wear and his general appearance numerous and The report of the tive remarks. Hon. W. C. Marshall was in week complicated bids opened and manner showed that the Corresponding Secretary After a bountiful had Lewiston last to attend the funeral of their intense strain was read supper father, 11 were by the Secretary, and gave a brief Sept. tli referred. that he has subjected himself to has told been and the Friday and Saturday, a Samuel F. Shaw. The Maine blue- ; summary of the work iu the State. In 1880 disposed of, meeting called to attending meeting severely upon him. The orator was not at. i of the State Fair Trustees. the State Convention met iu Belfast. There order, home talent produced an excellent and Mrs. so.ison is over. In Was.ii- his best. No doubt under more Mr. II. M. Prentiss went to Can- Political favorable | were then 28 unions in Points. Congressman Thos. Maine and there cuociudiuiueui. a line Clifton M. where the circumstances he would have with recitation Gray left last Thursday for hum for a principal por- 15. Iieed and Senator William P. spoken were 84 delegates iu attendance. Tuesday visit of four days. F. 6. Frye much more life and To-day was Mrs. to gathered. the pack has energy. The wonder is are given by Sliibles of Meadville, Pa., attend the of Maine have written 'General there 200 unions and Belfast people are Sunlight theological Coombs of Bangor takes Mr. Prentiss* place than usual. Tlie Clayton that after the tremendous strain of the past Knox. school, after lighter entertaining 250 delegates. The unions Grange, Few younger ladies could spending his vacation at home. as clerk. at Republican headquarters, two months he is able to at all. postal is s,o see Received from last Mrs. Addie Ward, Mrs. Maud Mrs. at Hiding low prices have gathered Bryan year. .$ 296.13 Hogan, Bangor. the City IB spital. cause, and prefers to work in what may and they gave him three cheers. He said lie this year. 2859.20 Emma Gordon, Mrs. Jesse Mrs. GY pickers have done Hogan, Miss Laura Woods of be deemed doubtful States. Mr. did not need to speak to people who cheer- Somerville, Mass., Mrs. C. C. Stephenson ami .! Ifat- 1 lie Bath Iron Works Frye Total .§3155.33 Abbie Ham and Miss Susie Gordon; “The will be in readiness to bis ed like that. At Bath 10,000 or 15,000 people who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and tie and act for at least begin speaking this Troublesome Shirt and Minnie, of Clinton, spent hist week building had gathered. Mr. Bryan was driven direct- Expenditures year. $2928.76 Collar,” “Mr. and tour about Oct. lig and will continue in Cash on hand...... " Mrs. Stephen S. Woods, returned home last with Mrs. S.'s ivernment torpedo boats. to Mr. Sew all's residence. In 226.57 Mrs. sister.. Mrs. F. B. S'rci*, in the work during the remainder of the ly the evening Spoopendike,” by Mr. and Mrs. J. G. the lowest on the he addressed a large crowd from the of Total. 1 Saturday. East Belfast, They returned home i u:,v. thirty Iiath gentleman of the steps $3155.33 fambliu. ..a >]'.'-1,000 each for two campaign.A the custom bouse, an lnmr and live speaking of love and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. will leave for has !l in both and minutes. crowd Greetings sympathy were sent invitation Dougan Mayor Hanson been iuvit. c for three. highest standing political The as a whole was orderly, By Granite Grange of North They also to the absent members who are New York after Democratic national c.mmitt.-e io t-ik•• business is to a bet but one or two arrests were male. As in usually to-day, spending about two boats un- circles, knowing just met with guaranteeing present at State but who are de- Searsport Morning Light Grange stump for He tie- •}. t; -.-s m made in New York of to other the of Mr. convention, months at their on Bryan. says City slfi.000 places larger part Bryan’s tained cottage the North Shore, well as low by iilnces, as follows: Mrs. Sarah L. of Monroe, 25th. It was a that be will not accept. ‘| Belfast Cun Ban- ligures.By S-.oOO, in fav.»r of election_ hearers were Republicans, men who will Sept. very pleas- North ■ McKinley’s Cram, Mrs.. Mary McDowell, Mrs. Hannah port. gor Commercial. President, Secretary vote for McKinley and against the free coin- ant evening and Granite turned out U. S. Senator James Smith, Jr., of New J. Miss Lubelle Patrick. Grange ’ailed second Lieutenant of as as 15ailey, R. H. < age silver, in Mrs. child and nurse t' Miss is y, has declared that he is unable to just surely though Bryan Mr-. N. S. Fernahl of Portland in force. Some 150 members were present Barrett, Myra Porter, who !• •. i as Jcisc) had not. come t-» Maine. went to hear spoke >, Infantry, pro- They who were the i' e- >■ support the Chicago and that he regard to the distribution of temperance lit- and with about 100 from Portsmouth, Ya., guests her usin, Mrs. Thomas Tav! : : service and tactics at platform th»- Democratic candidate mat of curiosity. Morning Light ‘should not in the direction er tu a. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph II. Howes, iefr. for ; u.r left for participate Mr. Bryan’s speech in Bath was much iike made up a goodly number. It was found weeks, Monday .i! W K wu Orono. '1'he new Mrs. 0. P. Talbot of was •liege. of the as a Malden, Mass., last campaign member of either many others teat he has delivered in bis that the hall Thursday. East where, she h:s •• ,i,-d neii is Harvey W. Tha\ei. introduced anti sj-tke of the work in her grange would not accommodate Fairfield, tin* national < >n :’uo State commit tee.’' from the West. Tim Nebraskan is journey S. G. Thurlow was in as matron of L- a -a wdoin and post-gratiiu.o- j section. them all, and after a good square harvest town last week ami position Mary 11 t This is a blow to the silver Demo- a pleasing speaker, and has a rea ly com- S heavy Mrs. A. E. Clark of Miss was well over Maine ..Colby University opened maud of His are ini- Belfast, Emily feast prepared by the good sisters of Monroe feeling the election. It tage. cracy in New Bushindl of language. speeches | F. Miller of Mrs. of J-lth and received a l'resh- Jersey.Gov. rather than Searsmont, Phiibrick pressive convincing. He does the to town had been some time since he called on his m Ohio ami Gen. Gr-'svcnor concur in pre- ; Rockland, Alass., Miss Margaret llunt-r of company adjourned the 'nail, We published hist wHo? ; .1. >cven; v lmunhcis. At the not apparently care to enter u> .-n\ extent i j Belfast dicting a of Cherry field, Mrs. Chi in of New Sweden and which was soon tilled with smiling l'.-uvs friends. on Montana in v. iii.-'i II !>. E. 1 Republican 10u,000 Craig A M \ .c a s ..r majority upon aiii' iti it-ivn argument, but devotes his Boston, j Mrs. Hayden of Norway offered brief re- { in that Stale.The nomination papers of time to cb-wr t< the and happy Master Daw- Mr. J. A. Brown of Iluiilton arrived from son), a native of N-*\v H uni s! .s c- mad* .dioi i> •: i« -•>.The attempt parry sharp Grangers. Worthy 1 marks. Miss Hunter of the DCmorest j the Presidential electors of the National t! asts of 'ms ■ His to the. spoke j son called 1 i peueliTs replies the to ami afte the ed. l>r. wish -s to that o 'esi. ,-w s i;.i been ami W. C. T. C. medal contests ; Mrs. Grange, order, j Rockland Sunday, and was a guest of W Craig say it. Eh. very of tin- are evasi ! prize Denied a« y of Maine have been filed with arguments opposition re, and order of the matters ami in the nre- Chlin of work among the Swedes iu Aroos- regular business following pro- until soin is State Senator from Meagher •• iatv, he fairs to < at and i Littlefield, Esq., Monday afternoon, j the of State. There w ere Id hi point. riearly explicitly took < and Mrs. e■1' c e Secretary .unity, Hayden of •-.* was b :. this tin «. benefits of free > of si 1- temperam gramme given: Singing the choir: wlien he left for Boston. Montana ideh, year, names of the xpcet'*d "inage ; work ice's \ petitioners accompanying among foreigners. ;dnation of all real ver. lb- talks with the evident purpose of address of welcome by 11 C. Buzzell of papers, more than to meet, the re- | The noontide prayer was led Mrs. Ah- Mrs. Charles K. Crawford and lo*V. (jeo. s. Mills of Tins .tv a- 'ended i'j tl.c enough his and while lie nil- by daughter pert; State, and entertaining audiences, I Monroe was j **f to bio 1 Ion instead of Portland. Grange; (This very line and re- •' the law in order allow •' tile -" '•tate tax will be quirements double*' gives his !;•* aieis the impression. left for New York last Thuisday, d),er Co-egm-gationa! Confer.urn a:c levied. J The afternoon session was with flected much credit the name.- of candidates to go onto the that in: is a numb- *, of opened upon the young man): *• •’ making good points, ! a few weeks with he»- ■at.-. Mr field last. '.'*•<■ k. ft wus 1 s :■ shoe factory shut pin' or by Mrs. Sarah Iv. Taylorof Rockland, I spec,-ling par official ballot under a new parry head. a careful analysis of his talk reveals i to be response by Worthy Master Boyd of Granite evs the Lincoln < ountv ] 1 be ecinmitten on resolut ions was nuiioun- j and Mrs. Henry Dunbar. Ai-.ostook and ho was muon m There were in Belfast. There pointless and decub-dly unsatisfactory to a [ remarks Bn*. ; signers eel as follows Grange; by Stinson of Granite •' outlook for resum- by counties; j u ! wlm is the truth of Audrosci.*ggi:i, .a that fair and fertile reg.ui .md ‘be are seven national tickets in the field, person seeking the great ; Mis C. Miss Winifred. B. Simm uis M.-.u .r ai i.ci ly Pierce; Aroostook, Mrs. Annie Grange; song by choir; rec Nane\ Barker; dubious. It is to of national finance. | •> and questions R. White mcrly assistant in the High S. is it H. oje-n-liearted llospil allt oi 5 |:e o ■' namely: McKinley Hobart, Republi- ; Cumberland, Mrs. Sarah MeLM- Mamie ,j ilai ] s v ii 1 .c si After t! «* Mr. was escorted charade; rec., song. Annie •, adjust- speaking Bryan Mrs. Webber; L. A1 den’s for the winter, as f \\, ; can; Palmer and Buckner, National Demo- Ian; Franklin, Sarah D. Moore: Han- The Stock am *f K uisa- ( :eseij:. or -onic other firm to Mr. Sew all's residence, where the bauds { York ; tableaux choir; Carrie Emma A Men. ra: 1. family :y, M Sew j eo-tk, Mrs. Belle Blake; song by rec., Sewall [Camden H* cratic: Bryan and all, Silver Demo- serenaded both candidates. norm Kennebec, Mrs.; who The ■cm!ions this fail.Hon. Sunday j Theb.- Robertson and Bro. Sis- spent summer Imre, .up ng the Pinkham : Knox, Airs. Sarah K. song encore, and >■ cratic; Bryan ami Watson, Populist; Lev- ir.g Mr. Bryan accompanied the Sewalls to Tay- Dr. G. P. Lombard and family have 1 ; ; s has hecu asked to bn; Line-du, Mrs. Emma Fuller: ter Fogler house on High street, iv.- a,ado Oxford; Ryder; song, Mystic choir; rec., Eva 1 ering and Johnson, Ibohibition; Bentley church and then was driven down to Small up from their -ottag'- ami wud I cud States -Miss Annie Cross; Mrs. N. E. Northj»ort nicnts to ••(urn next -iimn P. C. neighboring and National Point fora lisli dinner. He .eft for Boston Penobscot, Cook; dialogue; instrumental music, Bro. arrang- v. i’ h Southgate, Prohibition; j Foss; Mrs. F. cupy the Thombs liouse* on Church street. the national commit- that J’iscataquis, Mary Hobbs; Johnson, of N- w is •-• a the Matchett and Maguire, Socialist-Labor_ night. York; song by choir. A vote of Es-p York, !• ii:ig. iMr. Powers Somerset, Mrs. 1. S. Wentworth; Waldo, rising Mrs. J. S. Thumbs is for tic says going away F. C. l’eti.llet m lm:,. a N The sons of Maine arc well at the front in Mrs. S. G Bicknell; Miss Mar- thanks was taken for the manner in which Capt, hport ie in 1 [• >ulton his Washington, winter. during A Navy to be Proud Of. C. Mrs. L. the Republican campaign in the Empire garet Hunter; York, M. Hills. we had been avenue for next summer. i:"!', once entu-t,Mined by Morning Light visiting Augusta State. The candidate for Governor, Hon. Mrs. 1,. J. Spaulding, Superintendent of Mr. Edward Johnson, Jr. and Miss Ex-President Harrison “We do not intend A motion was 1 Frank H. who tool his path h.K. E. Church A Co.’s says the of uaferuiented wine at the Giaaige. made to hold Colley, Frank s. Black, w as born in department Johns, n arrived in 1 ■ Limiugton, Louise. Boston Sept. ‘Joth, for the York ar -d iington was burned Sept. to Again Leave the isea,” sacrament, made her report, which was monthly meetings the Thursday on or be- county York Roberts is raise from t!ie < uu. i »• n County: Comptroller followed driven from Camden ami special j by general discussion. fore the full the having through contents, including 0,000 of now Kx-President in of fall and com- e ,se also a native Maim*, and another Harrison, writing Miss M. Hall of moon,through of the day's session ot ihe m" Mr ■hod leather. Loss Sarah Rockland sang very ; the W liite Mountains, covering a distance of $40,000; “This of Ours” in the with the in w ui. 1. u one, Don. 1). S. Alexander, Fifth Country Ladies’ i “The Plains of ing winter, Granges the eastern | Colley studied law ith II Ik id- on; formerly artistically, Peace," acconi- J25 miles. origin unknown_The Home reviews our j of le try la.M year and afterward- \epr Auditor, U. S. Treasury and U. S. Dis- Journal, navy depart- pauied by Miss Mary E. Fautiee of Belfast : part the county. The first will be held r;ies of the United States Mancie N. H. v s f ru. and tells of the reconstruction of on the As an -ter, IB v.-m trict Attorney, has been nominated for ment, piano. lioore she sang “If I with Oct. Mr. and Mrs. Hanford Thomas Crosby of at were sold uu- Morning Light Grange, Monroe, sueeessfui :••• Bath, our new “We had no were a Voice,” Miss Theresa newspaper lean, ng Congress by acclamation in the :5Jrd Buf- navy. great ship- | accompanied by 15. It will Boston their in this vi< mi- at New Arau of Camden. be a picnic dinner, with no ex- ; spent honeymoon time the city editor of t !i.- !’. ia-t \g- \I York, Thursday, falo District. Mr. Alexander was boru at yards, and no ship builders with the cap- and left for home. They vi-.m•«t Colley will probably remain in !! a try ini/at.iou committee_C has. the skilled labor and the Mrs. Helen Coffin Beedy of Farmington pense whatever to the grange where we i ty Saturday Richmond, fitted for college at Auburn, ital, experience for some time, but later d- y ng r man who has been reported the, work done in her department meet. The officers of the where Mr. C.’s brother, Charles II. Crosby, ami living and at Bowdoin to tit them to enter this new field,” he grange the Aroostook c"unt\ when he \\ u>--n m graduated College. in favor of a a N'orcross for some establishing reformatory for relatives in Roekland and other years, writes. “John however, had the meeting is held will (ill the chairs of this Camden, office. Even ng 11 :—;. Roach, women, and petitions to the Legislature were [Biddeford .11151 » ri'K, Il.U^CU V\ Li 1 believe that he could create a 24th. Fish and Gamk. The Commissioners of courage to given to members from the various counties union grange. We have long felt the want places. shoot (iiiiue Warden Tyler and build the new ves- for circulation Fish ami Game will soon begin the distri- competent shop after going home. The report of such a meeting. We have half of lake, it is he nearly Myron Varnuui, first officer < f steamer I About .1 dozen Belfast p: ;• alleged that bution the trout and land-locked seis. jjc hi usjk. iiuu was followed discussion on the of young pui every iimig by question the Patrons of Waldo in this section of county American of New returned ! iv t se*- influence of liquor at the salmon which have been at should have had better treatment from whether or not the women should sign York, Thursday Batli last Sana'd I h Mi 1 they feeding ami can till a was the The was any Grange hall we have. hearing Scott placed the than he received. He petition. question decided ui to rejoin the steamer after a short- visit to an. went t- Caimm: a w s the hatcheries the past season. They government the They aids to the for a affirmative. Notice will be given through the keep peace have salmon and was entitled to some of the county his old home in Brooksville and to friends or four and then took ... c 200,000 50,000 trout, fairly profits i-ue session cioseu with the es shot hymn, “Take, i same as the Morris, who Game which will be in different that have since accrued to those who have papers county grange now is. in Perkins went with him placed many the name of Jesus with and the Belfast. Albert connecting with a \i u '■> 1 i' .• ■;> in yen,” bene- ! is land, Aroostook county July fish are of walked in the he blazed. We have diction. It not intended to eon diet with our coun- lakes and ponds. The good path to take a on the same steamer. w is r evicted 24th of intent place left Bath after the-tpt-iking Sept. and in a condition. now, both on the Atlantic and Pacific, session with a ty grange, to us a chance to meet size, healthy They Tuesday evening's opened ; only give > i rid was sentenced Bordmau of Boston is iug home :n time for breakfa-.' la. ay morning more than ever the and builders of con- k.vinn, and Rkttl to ten in S. K. of those wi v years the State are to and of into her Taylor Rockland. Mr. E’. S. Pitcher I regular Democratic candidate for Congress morning. Among ensuing year and preparing capture structing any ship putting the trouble of a dinner and mak- h of the York and Miss Maud Miiliken sang “In the Cross i getting up departments the female fish and rob them of their any machinery of the first efficiency. We in the 10th Massachusetts district, hut as Mayor Hanson Postmastei K of Christ I ing so much trouble and work for the sis- at Saco except the have also steel mil- Glory,” accompanied by Mi.-s 1). M« L. Walter II. B gingham eggs from Sebago, Auburn, the Win thro p great plants, costing E. who there is to he another Democratic candidate, an, artment will resume Mary Faunce, presided at the piano ters. Patron. ! opera- lions ol and of ar- [A a A and Cobbosseecontee lakes. It is expect- money capable making | the The and the district was at the last Pitcher, G< cge 11. Poor, .1. ('. I» 5th. The mills have been throughout, evening. President then Republican ed that there will be no in ob- mor of the power, | called E. F. difficulty plates highest resisting upon Mayor Hanson, who gave his for success this ro! S. A. Parker of Hr t<* an mi months election, chances year Thompson, which time as it is a and steel of the finest the convention a most during taining all the eggs required, gun forgings cordial and hearty The Unity Races. Fields S. Pendleton of I-'., "‘I and have been welcome in are nut very good. Capt. 1,500 people wet fall and the parent fish will run up quality. Tli. se great shipyards and steel behalf of the city. Maine Federation of Women’s the su- Mrs. Stevens Mr. II. Fisher of Wint m the streams freely, where they can be plants are convincing proofs that responded briefly to the Following are summaries of the races at Mrs. Annie P. Dole, wife of President George "Id a at Mayor’s address and introduced Rev. •- meeting Portland on is now we once had in wooden G. G. the fair of tiie North Waldo senger of the House of r.-s. i' at taken. The Monmouth hatchery premacy ship of Agricultural Dole of The Hawaiian Republic, arrived at Ur; and 10. The work of not Winslow, pastor the Methodist Church, every in of construction and will be may be attained—ii' it has the last it is understood v, process building who, in behalf of the pastors and Society in Unity Sept. 23d and 24th: her native last week for a session, State will then be been attained—in steel churches Castine, place, reported completed so as to be used for hatching already ships. of the city, gave a hearty address of welcome. 2.50 CLASS. a re-election for the coming term. ,i< s .- ni work short visit. Mrs. Dole’s maiden name was dig the each is doing soon.A all of this work has been done Mr. Winslow was and breeding purposes very Practically followed by Mrs. L. G. Fred Miller, b. g., H. (L Cates.4 2 12 11 Mr. Fislier is a fai'hh er. II There will be an election of and the secretaries of the Anna Prentiss Cate. She is a daughter of tomary. Gloucester of Sept. 25th says; within 10 years, Clark, President of the Collins, I>. in., S. Drinkwater. 2 1 3 3 3 2 despatch Belfast'Union, who, was ,i member I C >. If, b h M a < 1st the for the over and directed in behalf of her tr. < E. 4 4 1 2 3 the late Charles Adams Cate and Jane Rus- program meeting *‘Capt. White of the schooner lolanthe navy who have presided Union, welcomed the visit- Touchstone, g.. Wellington.5 sisters. Abbie A., b m.. John Hobbs...... 1 5 5 5 4 4 and ids n was : *• t ddrrsses by Miss Charlotte T. from Bleak Island with 150 barrels of it; the constructors and ordnance officers ing sell At lams, and the gram l-daughter "f sergeant, pr.-mot > Mrs. L. G. Don Advocate, g. g., (). P. Estes -.3 3 2 4 dr last and Mrs. Florence C. of the who have furnished the Spaulding of Caribou respond- his being taken a prison.-r .ir i1' ••[ mackerel an immense school of navy plans ed Thomas Adams, all of Castine. 1 reports for the convention to the three 2.37 CLASS. aribou.The electric rail- makers and addresses. G- W s»■ fish but so close in shore that and designs, and the steel j the Weldon rai. n id, unh--r out there, As each of the speakers the Leon. l)lk. g., Peter lilake. 1 1 1 ■ stepped upon L. Mate have done a builders who have excuted these ! H. Woodcock, the Belfast artist, who •• very good the fishermen are unable to catch them. ship platform the white ribboners arose and 1 Christo Patehen, l>. g., o. p. Estes.2 2 2 He was taken t Libby ops- ! gave lias been a of the sum- the railroad which are entitled to the b. Charles :: 4 passing large portion •• Ming year drive down on the beach and plans highest praise. the W. C. T. U. salutation of Rocket, g., Reynolds.3 on I !'■•• Horsemen greeting. mer at was in fmvu mi his transferred to Sal is ry md :No a to > .•ramamla. 4 4 3 Matimeus, Friday great increase in with nets load their teams. The lisli We have always had navy personnel Mrs. E. P. Frost sang “Abide with dip j Me,” Ellen M.,ch m., E. M. West. ..5 5 5 way home. his outing Mr. Wood- Isle. He Was a p'v--n.naif ••■■■«. ru of the roads is noted. and we now have a to in a manner. During are Fishermen ex- be proud of, navy very pleasing Minnie oil. of excellent Withers, iu.. <1. W. Williams...f> 0 dr cock has transferred ti> canvas of the «, quality. The two-minute, many his health was much ]| a Worsted mills at Sanford re- be of—not a finished but one | speeches by the Countv 2.37 1 4. injun-d. pect to make large catches as soon as the proud navy, Time—2.40, 2.38, beautiful scenes about Matiniciis. Tlu- citi- is a new Presidents were interesting aud much amuse- recovered from 'in d'efs o; i.-nv gions Monthly on full time and the for on the way. A new battleship 2.30 CLASS. zens will remember with Mr. Wood- full.\ fish move off shore, prospect ment was created by sallies pleasure their ami crews. for international arbitration— friendly between cock’s exhibition in this last winter and day night a work is favorable.” | argument j some of Maekumboy, blk. g., F. L. Nash.1 1 1 city experience. good fall’s the county representatives. The re- Mfk must have noticed that j C. K. Lane.2 2 2 he to learn he will ham another here in they have been running for you peremp- were as follows: King Pin, g. g., glad ports 1) C. B An increased demand demands for a fixed amount of dam- Erlihg, s., Wellington. 4 3 3 December. He will exhibit more oils this night. About Farm Animals. tory j Mrs. A. J. Joe R blk. It. P. 1 Androscoggin, Dennison, g.t Bun ill.4 ds Mr. Woodcock has ac < an en- (iood ducts of are made nations that .Mrs. ,). Auburn;! year. pled Templars. these factories is the j ages usually upon Aroostook, L. Spaulding, Caribou; Cum- Time—2.34 1-2, 2.30 1-2. 2.34. Miss gagement to furnish a three eolumn tishing his renewed re- has have no or boats, j berland, Cornelia M. lew, Frank- activity.A The department of agriculture just battleships torpedo Portland; WAOON HACK. for the mini!" of lin. Mrs. iieieii Collin Reedy, llan- story Christmas Sim-'Png Belfast. will hav- adanes" r> u. n circulated to the effect that issued a document on It is not our I am sure, to match the Farmington; Lodge very interesting i plan, coek, Mrs. Mary Carroll, Southwest Harbor; Ken- Ned, b. g., E. L. Prince.. 2 111 and Fishing, with an original drawing to '<• room iv < u informa- of We — 2 the Frid ng. Peters would resign his ot- farm animals. Just how such great navies Europe. may safely j nebec, Mrs. S. E. Long. Winthrop; Knox, Mrs. S. Weymouth Chief, b. s., It. W. Burrill 1 2 3 complete a half page. IP's work lias already lodge [ B. Bell b. W. S. Yolk. 3 3 ! her. There ks no truth in the but tiie our of vessels well within Thompson, Friendship; Lincoln, Miss A. K Roy, g., 3 2 been sent in and The dealt tion is obtained is not apparent, keep register accepted. subject Waldo District will me- t wa 1. < b « Gian, Oxford, Mrs. F. 1*. Time—3.00, 3.02, 3.03 3 4, 3.08. Lodge we do not intend to Daraariscotta; Chandler with was salmon at Alford's Lake. The present term of the chief sets down the population of theirs; blit again Mrs. tishing department Bethel; Penobscot, Evelyn Harvey, Kendus- STALLION RACE. Star. E. Brackett Lodge, .1 mksoii, S-p-n lay, ■diich is his will not ex- the best known of the leave the sea.” keag; Piscataquis, Mrs Edith N. Oakes, [Rockland second, representatives Foxeroft; Keno L., b. s., 4. J. Adams.1 1 1 November Somerset, Mrs. Frances M. Chandler, St. Albans- 7th. cept. lsHT, and there is no rea- brute creation as follows: King Pin, g s. 2 2 2 at Orono. Sagadahoc, Miss Alice May Bath Wal- Thomas E. Shea appeared at the Bowdoin from his excellent Farm animals of the world. Instructor Douglass, '' eymouth Chief, b. R. W. Burrill.3 3 3 Grand lira' k -; t and Mrs. t. k- dgc present Military do, Miss Emily F. Miller,North «., Secretary !393 1896 Searsnmnt; Wash- Time—2.31, 2.23 1 4, 2.32. Square Theatre, Boston, last week in his alth, why be should not con- ington, Mrs. Bernard Rogers, ett went to Caribou b upend the Horses*. .. .60,995,400 67,2"4,553 Lieut. Herbert X. of Pembroke; York, Moinia;, -iaec Second Hoyden, Mrs. J. O. Hannon, Groveville. FOUR-YEAR-OLDS. new play “The Man-’o-wars Man,” and the bench for a longtime Mules and asses. #,683,152 8,865,573 semi-annual of the Grand 1 the 23d U. S. now stationed at Ovrin C (L H. meeting >dg.-. "me of the Maine dealers in arti- Cattle.293,873,657 312,055,835 Infantry, At an interval in the reports Miss Sarah Williams.1 1 scored a great success. The opening night Sheep...534,848,924 511,390,569 Fort Clark, Texas, who has been detailed M. Hall “The IIolv No Name, C. Piper.2 2 2 of steel or iron have received sang City.” Eli he hail many calls before the curtain, but Swine.102,172 224 103,969,220 instructor and of The with Dandy Pat, .Moulton.3 3 4 Use of news the as military professo meeting closed a hymn by the Edmund Eggs. of Maine election noti- Coats. ... 36,025,433 31,992,385 J., Laforest Webb.4 4 3 when he was called out at the close of the i tactics at the Maine State College, is a congregation and benediction by Rev. G. G. "in the manufacturers of a stif- In of the enormous innovation of use spite of West Point in the class of Winslow. third act, Thomas A. Mullen, private secre- Calico print works 40.0(H),t'lii) dozen nj prices. and electricity, “the graduate ’91, steam, especially been to the Wednesday morning’s devotional meet- Transfers in Real Estate. tary of upon the eggs per year, wi:.e edaritiers use 10,000,mo con- having appointed military Mayor Quincy, stepped number of even the draft animals ing was led by Mrs. iJennie E. Seamans. academy from the second Connecticut stage and after congratulating the actor dozen, the photographers and other indus- ia The London afternoon news- tinues to increase. The falling off in The reports of the following superintend- only district in the The were use ^ 1886, entering ents Mrs. following transfers in real estate the success of the tries many millions, and these trade Licit have hitherto advocated the numbers in the three years is in the cogressional were received. Lucy A. Snow, on upon evening’s perform- past he was Mrs. recorded iu Waldo than table de- ';’ *1 ui following year. Upon graduation evengelistic work; C. E. on County Registry of ance and to the strides he had orders increase more rapidiy of Russia in Turkey, now case of sheep and goats. Kuapp, referring to the 23rd Infantry and joined prison, jail and almshouse work; Mrs. A. L. Deeds for the week allude to any possible interfer- assigned ending Sept. 30, 1880: made in his profession, handed him a gold- mands. in Texas where he has been Hervey on work among Mrs. the of the but all of Prices Advance. the regiment quarrymeu; Stillman D. Flood, Belfast, to James E. Mar- part Czar, all the time since. Lieut, C. L. Lamb on legislation ami petitions. headed ebony walking-stick bearing this in- i'cis columns of articles p.actically land in B. A. man- print is less than of Miss Flora Webber was introduced anil den, Searsport; Searsport. scription: “To Thomas E. Shea from Mayor The high standard of the dress g.Is ■ In a little lessthau thirty years age. an immediate concert of Things keep booming. ltoyden extended the welcome of the Good to W. P. favoring advanced nine cents, It is not known at Orono just when Lieut. Templars. Curtis, Monroe, Braley, do.; land Quincy and Members of the City Govern- ufactured by the Nonantum Worsted com- The summits of Mts. two weeks wheat, has Rev. C. H. Wells offered words of welcome Washing- for wheat will arrive to his and in Monroe. S. is well known. The will s»- 1i which means a gain of $30,000,000 begin work. in behalf of Universalist buildings Lydia Tucker, ment of Boston, Bowdoin Square Theatre, pany assignees Jetferson were covered with snow which Hoyden the church. flax has advanced six cents, his arrival the corps will continue in to E. W. Bath laud in a of dress -dh.The United States growers; Until A telegram of love and regret at not being Stillwater, Thomas, ; Sept, 21, 18158.” Mr. Shea responded briefly direct from the mill lot patterns tug Ley- means a of for flax growers; •vl gain $1,200,000 of Mr. H. S. Boardman, instructor able to be was received from Mrs. F. A. to D. remnants. Their advertisment be ich has been attached to the Ports- a bale, charge present Northport. Choate, Montville, and retired, laden with two very handsome and may since July cotton has advanced $10 Sarah L, 'i in physics. Cram, Corresponding Secretary. H. land m found elsewhere. naval station for many years, has which means $80,000,000 for cotton growers. Sanford, do.; Montville. floral tributes. Letter from Arkansas. It is Now 2.00 1-2 ! Horrible Barbarity. In the Shadow.

John U. Gentry Mokes a New World’s Record to the We walk within the of The Madrid, Sent. 24. A despatch shadow, and we feel its [Special (V;respondence Journal.] the Fastest Mile Ever Made a Horse fold pa Paces by \ from steamers thickening Impartial Hong Kong, says That us round snow spmxus, Ai;k., Sept. 17, ISOfi: In Harness. wraps and holds us close, a I--23 from Manila, capital of the l’liillipine Is- cloak against the cold ; The » d etii»ns in Arkansas and Maine are Portland, Sept. 24. It was threaten- ! The day is growing and the iovous LiH lands, bring announcement that Cavite is sombre, over, hut whether our Democratic light has tied, friends ing all the morning but the skies partly j occupied bv 15,000 insurgents. Over a Aud beneath our feet the road is rough, and in Maim Pel as over the results so that the rac- jubilant cleared in the afternoon, j hundred monks were murdered in the is- clouds are overhead. g in Aikan>as as our friends in at came off to lands at the out of the insurrec- Republican ing Rigby according pro- breaking We sit within the shadow, and in that si- tion. Many victims were fastened to trees, lence Arkansas ih> over the result in Maine, 1 gram. There was a fair atteudauce con- dumb, 3 their clothiug soaked with kerosene oil To us in softened echoes remembered voices have m» ans of knowing. There is.liow- the and the races were sidering weather, and ignited and they were burned to come; n It will keep your < hielcens ver, ueh lejoieiug here over the result to the mark. It was an eventful death. Rich natives are arrested Dear eyes that closed in slumber once, dear will m ile ung pull* ts iuy par up day being in or liens', and hands that straightened in Maine. Our reach gold moulting for re- Documents have been seized lie, daily morning papers is Rigby, because the world’s daily. by AN ELEGANT BUTTON absolutely pure. Highly pacing Awaken tender yearnings as the day wanes FREE costs only a tenth of a cent cord was broken this the authorities in which are the heie fo-iii Joplin op Springfield, Mo., at 5 by John R. Gentry; given slowly by. magnificent horse pacing the fastest mile names of the president and various other o"oh. k j m. and usually bring us the officials of the We rest within the the with each of ever made in harness, and placing the proposed republic. shadow, though package the news hurrying fiist of importance. Last Tues- world’s record at half a second over people go only On errands swift for gold and gain, beyond 1.owe the train was late and no two or 2.00 1-2. day, ver, minutes, Beginning and End of the Boy Orator. us, to aud fro ; was when he mail in consequence was delivered until Gentry roundly applauded We have no care for transient things, we on the track for his trial Peroration. wish no more to strive A had been Therefore, no mrPtcr what kind of food you use, mix appeared great Wednesday morning. despatch with it dailv Sheridan’s Powder. your As once we did we we SWEET Otherwise, profit of He had been out on the track Jubilation. ; rest, dream, we feel CAPORA! this fall speed. received in the to and winter will be lost when the price for eggs Nomination. but half alive. early day the effect that is very high. It assures perfect assimilation of the food several times before and had been the elements neede-i to produce health and form eggs. It is Preparation. Maine had a of sold hv centre of all eyes. When W. S. Andrews Our resting and our aud our given Republican majority druggists, grocers, feed dealers or by mail. Notification. waiting, plod- Single pack. 25 cts. Five $1. two-lb. can Six on on the Fargo $1.20. drove him the track for the effort to * * * ding way, 50.o)0, but as it was of doubtful authen- cans. $5. F\n. Sample Rest Pori-TRy Paver” free paid. break his the air was and a With the sunshiue of the dark- I. S. JOHNSON & CO.. 22 Custom House Su. Boston. Mass. record, chilly past casting CIGARETTES we it Peregrination. ness on ticity, rejoiced quietly, hoping light, northwesterly breeze blew up the to-day, Argumentation. With uo caring for the future, while the might be true, but it not be raise or even three A of home stretch. It was to be a * * * fearing might two, crops. crop great effort, heartache holds us fast, was confirmed. I for Andrews resolved to send his uo inquired of one staunch winter wheat, followed by a crop of cow Trepidation. With thought for any pleasure—ah! 'tis horse for all he was worth. His record Condemnation. well these cannot last. Republican if he was going to celebrate peas, then seeded to another of crop rye, before starting was 2.01 1-2, which was Consternation, but he said For the shadow always lifts, aud the sun- Tuesday night, not until the vetches, etc. The cow enrich the made 8, 1896, at Glens New Lamentation. peas Sept. Falls, light glows again; were in the second heat of the race with Extermination. papers received to confirm the soil, besides two tons to the York, There are sudden of good furnishing News. gleams brightness, news. Star Pointer. [Buffalo sweet clear after rain Wednesday morning’s papers con- acre of excellent hay. The peas have to shining ; Andrews had given Gentry two warm- And we gird ourselves for action, strength- firmed the despatch of be sowu after all of frost has thepreeeedingday; danger ing up miles and it was nearly sunset A Railroad Rumor. ened we rise aud go then the From the Republicans began to shout, passed for they are as tender as a bean, when lie was ready to start for the event- sanctuary outward, where the feet to and fro. •Hurrah for Maine," with ful mile. Andrews rode his Rumor has it that the Canadian Pacific tramp beaming coun- which they resemble more nearly than a sulky easily, / "ThAVeN /aPENNY tenances. I into with an air of confidence, but among the has hold of the Sebasticook & Moose- Life must have its sometime hut the stepped one of the Banks pea. The farmers would do well to ex- got sorrow, there were few who be- years that drift FDR YOUR spectators very on to along (HEARD when one of head road and will carry the road IT) Wednesday morning my periment with a few, at least, for if they lieved that the record would be lowered so Touch the minor chords but seldom ; there fiien<’> me completion. Well, there are lots of people are blithe with \TH0UGHT i? grasped heartily by the hand should do well it would be worth hun- near to the 2-minute mark. A runner ap- spaces song. \BEF0RE/ in Maine who have for a Sometimes we must face the where and s.-ii'i. **no Maine man ueed be ashamed peared with Gentry to pace him. suspected long shadow, dreds of dollars to them iu the enrich- time that the C. P. R. R. folks knew about the wind blows keen and cold, 'i ■■ After scoring twice Andrews came down hi> ill. Hurrah for Maine." The how much that extension was And But the shadow fades at and the ment of their land. Here are far wire to the costing. dawning, they to the begin fastest mile ever east is flecked with same Kansas ( that Wiscasset will make a good harbor for the gold. ity paper contained the more desirable than clover. \v. 11. w. accomplished by a horse in harness. The big Canadian road, too. [Calais Times. [Margaret E. Sangster, in Harper’s Maga/.ine .ey\ s : -in Maine contained a fuller report crowd cheered as lie approached the for October. Letter from Ohio. * < a at from Arkansas, reducing the starting point. “Go,” shouted Starter Culbertson and The Mackerel Fishery a Failure. of which was claimed to The Repudicrat’s Quandary. [Special Correspondence of The Journal.] hundreds of watches caught the pacer at 1 1 18. The mack- .' b seme to the start. Gloucester, Mass., Sept. counties,however, yet Xii.es, O., Sept. IS, 1S90. I.ast Tues- Wall, yes, come to think it it is sorter erel which in the season had a ! over, : id n> m which will increase the The runner’s nose was within two feet fishery, early hard to ma- day morning, (Sept. 15,) as X went down say, of nose as made the first very favorable now seems destined In this mess o' mewl.at from the Gentry's they outlook, | mixed-up pollyties, where I K> above figures. town, the on d" stun' question every lip was, turn on the stretch. Gentry was going to end disastrously, for while a few of the to-day. L s n-iin both States has ayvakened fleet There is an' there's “Have you heard the news from Maine?” gracefully and steadily, over the have large stocks tie- majority of the Bryan Sewall, an’ MAKE A COLLECTION OF SUTTf getting there's this here 5deJ:ce in s he result in in and the runner had vessels have not secured enough fish to pay Watson, too, November, and never have 1 felt more proud to hail ground great shape, An a expenses. feller with a m or’gage don’t know dealer is with a v -rictr. fre-irs .. we h»!»k forwaid to work hard to up. Every supplied hopefully. Per- from that uoble State than when the news keep what '.s' lies’ to do. J lilt* nisi 'Mis gi\en uii‘ which each of a rt Sweet ay e quarter ny Some they ’low thet Bill ail’ Sewall will pinchascr pacacje never been a strong party ! of that glorious Republican majority judges as made in 2'.» 1-4 seconds. The reduce the thing by half; Ciporal is entitled to a choice free. ■ no resuieniiai ejection Cigarettes reacneu nere. people began to wonder when the half- Others says that this la-re Sewall's jest a- :H ’i:n-f the mile was finished in 59 1-2 and ti liiu' US with during past this town is a seconds, ('half; twenty- Naturally, almost unit lor to look for a 2-minute they iow thet he's a hanker, an' is r which l have felt so pace. profound i for but there is considerable hence a McKinley, At this point the runners driver was plutycrat— '■ 'ci>: as l feel in the T il a teller with a don't know coming one. free silver sentiment the farmers the and effort mor'gage jes among using whip making great where he ».s’ at. st m line.tirst "i all.t" a | question of Ohio, and only the election can defin- and succeeded in keeping at the wheel of | \ « staid with the : n.d The free silver doc- Gentry's sulky. The third quarter was ,1 Republicans for more'n integiity. itely show us just “where we are at.” j reeled off in 50 the time at twenty year, Id van sums to me :’.-4, making from any ! Of course is not of a An' I never had no trouble vet to read mv there the shadow : the 1.5<> 1-4. was three-quarter post This title ’ii n wj:;h 1 can look at it as clear, doubt of election and now came the last McKinley's .triumphant great going quarter Till I got that cussed mor’gage, and the I dt* not see In>w it and the home stretch. ■.siniiicsiy, in the minds of those who read the signs neighbors did t lie same, ! As the horses turned into the home An' Si said he reckoned that f*'i any g*>veminent in the of tiie times. The result in Maine and Yer- Simpkins the stretch and the wind in their Gold-hugs was to blame. «ki os, v.orth of silver bul- caught i cent i the “l and writing on the wall"for teeth, the crowd began to shout and hur- Course we’d lnos'ly built new houses, an" ’■ ito value of 100 cts. ! the silverites to tremble before, and all rah ami Andrews shouted encouragingly indulged in kerridges, Yon Onf: To But Si 'lowed we was entitled to whatever J: t" tin' question of national the left hind to his horse. The runner’s driver also feet of all the graveyard is ; Gold-hugs be tr> > sent the not ,■ ■ his horse and used the penitentiary for (bis i"ii uf national urged whip spar- All' lie likewise use' t > tell us, in a nios' advertising pros- rabbits in the country will not That is a keep convincin’ serious indictment, and yet that is w 1 :.d T '• ms to ingly. way, exactly me that the elec- the from down like said to our a short time Bryan, rocket, coming All this nerved the pacer to a supreme That the government ’ud tix us with a fiat- agent ago. •' a!i. I»i\an That man had seen a invites serious disaster a stick when the returns are all in, and effort and it can be seen how noble an ef- loan, some day. just woman who had almost i from the i''usOicss interests, fort he with the wind in his grave by flow it can : McKinley’s election becomes a fact, in- made, for, So of course we all turned Hat, for Si said he made the last, v >\ hv a teeth, quarter quicker that tiat drew be lie i t to 11 ic artisan I stead of an expectation. j ! than the third quarter, doing it in 50 1-4, About one per cent, per annum, with pro- sian* of on 1 have read and Charles II. Hutchings, Payment wages many campaign songs : and thus covering his mile in two minutes vision to renew- < t the All of which was an' Si free and unlimited eoin- parodies this year, but the which and one-half second. gratifvin', ’lowed 't following, J ‘ud break the heart : '-i'ei cannot This was a whole second less than his increase the in the New York seems to Sick——. possibly appeared .Sun, Of that in the that was former which had never been sur- “party" mor’gage = | record, named as money received and is not me to the situation the best of “second part.” YPSILANTI express passed any horse and *" Ti by only equalled by Now there’s them thet says that Watson lies > increase the bulk. then, of them and I submit it for the bene- Robert 1.01 1-2 iu at Terre Haute. Why, any J., 1895, Headache engaged to see it done r the Southern and Western fit of those readers of The Journal who When Starter Culbertson announced By a-runnin’ some new ray show thet they call sixteen to one SPECIF! the time ; '■ •'' '• e become of the great mile the crowd broke CURED It infatuated with the not have seen it in the Sun. PERMANENTLY was an awfu! case of cancer, but it was cured T may the fence and surrounded the But an hones' man gits puzzled how to vote, •'ls to a through the man who used the words had died fnlj limited extent Abou Bill an’ sorter 'fraid quoted recently of can Bryan, may his tri'oe decrease! famous pacer, anxious to touch him or BY TAKING bis heartfelt am able to Thet he’ll make some fatal error, an’ his cry. answer the question; Awoke one night from a deep dream of even his sulky. won't he We are to make now for tiist of peace, mor’gage paid. trying up past neglect, ai all 1 think it is due to The first pacing record of note was in And saw within the in his [Albert Bigelow Bailie, Harper’s Weekly. Treatment Book tells all about it. Sent for 10 cents moonlight room, made in 1892, 2.04. trying e<'Udit'.ons which exist owing Making it rieli and silverlike in bloom, by Mascot, Nancy pay postage. ■ Hanks him in the same ? An in a book of equalled trotting, •‘“•itfdance of our western so angel writing gold. Pills crops Fields of Exceeding gall had made Bill Bryau bold, year. Mascot’s record stood until 1894, Ayer's Through Corn. The n excess of the market Ypsilanti Specific Co., Boston demands. A ml to t! ■«■ presence in the room he said : being equalled however by Flying Jib and ‘I was troubled a time with sick In solemn hush of »es L "What writest thou0'’ The vision raised its Orline. in Robert long ! dewy morn, mg mortgaged tlieir farms 1895, J., kept lower- headache, it was usually accompanied What glory crowns the fields of corn! head, the record until it with severe and make ing finally reached the pains in the temple*-, a sense A and in maiiiun-iy impiove- a joy gladness the land And, with look of what he might expect, mark that held until of fullness and tenderness in one e\e. a I to-day. If the wind Tlie ranks of 11 tJn-ir or to Answered: “Their names who'll in had taste in my mouth, tongm* coated, lithe, green beauty stand: property, “buy get it, had been a trifle more the neck.” favorable, to-day, hands and feet cold, and sickness at the Broad-acred vales from hill to hill u.'i. t<* raise more corn to feed would have lowered the record stomach. I a The lifted and tassels “And am I one? asked Aboil. “I don’t Gentry to tried good many remedies plumes fill, ,m’!V lind themselves 2 minutes. recommended for this complaint; but it While birds sing in the cool, sweet morn unable to know,” was not until I fields of corn. ''a the A boil more Through :; *-bligations, and in their des- Replied angel. spake low, But cheerily still, and said: “I The S r U: the free pray thee, Sportsmen's Season. Like palms that shade a hidden spring coinage of silver as sir, j Began Taking The reeded columns sway and sing; Write me as one not liable to i-medy. hardly stopping to think how err,” The sportsmen's seasou in Maine lias The breathing censers swing alway, The wrote and vanished. ‘The next ];.■!■ and angel Pills The leafy cymbals clash and unlimited coinage of silver is begun in earnest. They have been shoot- Ayer’s play, night And when the breezy voices call, v"iiiu to silvei It came with a November that I received like j.rocuie for them. I have again great light, ing plover and woodcock with fair suc- anything permm Tin* sea-grown billows rise and fall, And the iient benefit. A box of these showed names of those knocked single pills music swells !■111 "Jih but now the And and joy is born many intelligent men on tliis galley-w est; cess, partridge season isopen. did the work for me. and I am now free Now is the time to Wintei ■ 1 from headaches, and a well man." — Through fields of corn. buy your out liavi not found And lo, Biil name led all the rest! 'i’he first of October the one who gave Bryan’s big game will be II. IlnviiiMis, hast Auburn. Me. To fields of corn the summer i: ■-■iii'factory answer to the I)e>i ie Mudgettk Boynton*. From all indications brings question. * legal targets. there The __ rustling blades, the blackbird's wings, '■ l;1 '*••10' is .hat the free will be of this for The sharded locust’s strident coin- Mount Desert Correspondence. plenty game year those PILLS turn*, First Quality, Thoroughly Ppli’ai : : silver will AYER’S And idle raven's mocking rune, CO* increase the price of who can shoot straight. The game laws Awarded Medal at World's Fair Tlie bobolink's exulting strain, : ‘iii.es and make S. W. llAimoK, Sept. Hi, The sum- money moie abun- of Maine say: And cuckoo prophesying rain mer season at the various hotels is >sT to I nearly at Ayer's Sarsaparilla is the Best. In low, sweet whistle in tin* morn this, am certain there Open time for moose, deer and caribou an end. The Ocean House is closed, but the Through fields of corn. — l«'ejudic< against individ- from Oct. 1 to Dec. 51, inclusive, with Stanley house has about forty yet bannered fields of corn "i" ljave saved people fines and imprisonment for killing same In unfurled money enough t0 and the Claremont and Island house a few. outside of those God grows the manna of the world: PHI neither shall 1, ,1:ak'-' dates; any- :1 ’J'ie man who Las He waits to bring the yellow been The Baptist Association meets this year at one dog, snare, trap or hunt with jack- gleam, II to The harvest song, the reaper’s dream; ™ou8h save a few hundred Franklin and is in session at this date. liglits these animals, or kill cow or calf FALL And still as through the Syrian gold Wharf 1 a t< w thousand moose at any time; not less than dollars is regarded as a Several from here are in attendance. penalty Of Galilee, in days of old, "Ki! $100 nor more than $300 for each He leads this Sabbath morn Chestnut Coal, $5.35 $5.50 iin,,ther class, whose I Mr. James A. Parker’s little child of two moose, again interests and 30 days imprisonment. fields of corn “ :‘!e * Through Stowe .... 'imi':|lt. the interests and a half years old swallowed a stone 5.35 5.50 of the work- plum Linnt: une moose, one caribou and ^STYLES F. I [Prof. Benj. Leggett. “ and after a week's time the a f«"' physicians advis- two deer are the limits which no .... 510 days ago 1 was beyond Egg 5.25 talking with an ed the child’s removal to the Maine General sportsman may go in one season, with “ employee of a railroad on Regimental Reunions. Furnace .... 5.10 5.25 th,s Hospital at Portland for an operation, as it privilege of transportation only when ac- ih.iecf. “The said money classes,” was much distress owner, to view and causing at times. But companied by open At the annual reunion of the 3d Maine proupi m.i.i\ K.m. ;lle in f»'’ur of the the gold soon after in Portland plainly tagged. Beyond limit the pen- h>\ standard, arriving the stone was it Afiiiratioo! in last week the follow- < ORRKt'f WKUitl ! 1 ililvc D,ade is $100 to and 30 for each Aii Object Regiment Augusta up my mind to vote without an alty $300, days passed operation. officers were elected : against them moose, $40 and 30 days for each caribou ing J. C. Chadbourne CAItf.h ti l every time.” Yet what a Albert King of this who was in the place, or deer above the limit. Game seized for of Gardiner, president; Win. Mc-David, sec- mistake, for without the sell. James of Portlaud which was run moneyed classes Dyer any violation may be returned when bond retary and Geo. S. treasurer. "Ll° Fuller, Speech- hiul l!,lt t^eir down and sunk by steamer Reading olf has been violator THE SWAN & SIBLEY COMPA money into the con- Gay given by alleged to pay es were made by veterans from different GutTion of the railroad Head, arrived home on steamer Mount fines if convicted; otherwise, and in case which was pay- parts of the State. It was voted to hold ,;!m Desert and that had of conviction, it goes to the prosecutor. iV 5T From St., Hollast. I ok ^ a montl1 in yesterday reports they the next reunion in Gardiner next August. !“" wages he would Prohibited territory: The counties of lMVe out of a very narrow chance for their lives and lost employment. What was Cumberland, Lincoln, Knox, Waldo, There being a rainfall Sept. 22nd the 9th it that everything except what they stood in. This htiilt the railroad from York, Kennebec and Androscoggin and Maine Regiment met in annual reunion at Kansas is the second time Mr. King has been ship- ( ,t-v- :>Iu“ t0 Mena the town of Deer Isle and lit. Desert Grand Army hall at Augusta instead of at Springs, Ark., and is wrecked this summer, and each time in ves- N0-T0-BAC°WDCUREr Island in Hancock are terri- -. pushing it to prohibited the (’amp Ground, with 120 in attendance, Over 1,000.000boxes sold. 300.000 cores pro\e its power to destroy thei1e ■■ •• Was it not Eu- sels mackereling, and by steamers, and lost within which limits no deer at all form. No-to-bae is the greatesi nt rvo-0 >od -he world. Many g.t.n urn tory, as Rev. C. S. .iu-1 a ! \ 1'ipean capital? And including guests, Cummings, fails to make the weak impotent man siroim, vigorous and magtn-i try how insane everything he had. shall be killed; penalty, $40 for each deer. lighted. We expect you to believe what we sa>. 0>r a rare i" absoiuu-ly guarani. people Gen. II. M. and E. C. ! A •. mast he to Beaver: Shall not bt killed at Sprague Millikeu, ; where. Send for our booklet Tobacco >pi: iml >moku Your ife array themselves the any time, tree sample. Address Til E STLJiLlMi liEM. EI> V to.. t hicatfo or \esv 1 against and Periodicals. Sheriff Ben Hill of Auburn being among men who Papers under penalty of $25 and costs. have been the source of Sold and < 1 naraiiteed By llli II AIJ1> II MOODY, I5e!ia>l their Mink, sable, otter and fisher, protected the number. The following officers were -?»:fiterini We have received the first number prosperity. of The between May 1 and Oct. 15; penalty, $10 elected: President, E. I. Frost, Palmyra: Turning from Bucksport Eagle, an eight page each. Gen. John political matters, your weekly vice president, Harper, Lewiston; tea.(< is newspaper at Dins- Muskrat: Protected between 20 may be interested in a few items published Bucksport. May secretary, J. E. Shepard, Lawrence, Mass.. in CATARRH more are and March Pond in ltock- I.. in Partridge the proprietors and C. 1, except Lily 1>. It was ! Holm ml' Ho regaid to weather, etc. The treasurer, A. Russell, Augusta. ‘linctlii crops, and Camden. nostrils. hrt< ■: strowt sm m i. S. Dinsmore the editor. The starts port to meet in the next reunion in Bath. has been a most paper voted Inruths th,'>nnh lli< trying one in Wood duck, dusky (black) duck, teal or i > srocEssoi; with a good display of local and nos' I S' th !'■ 11 m > many inspects in advertising be killed between grey duck, may Sept. 1 THE BOSTON DER8Y. n 'hi if. nn els Arkansas, particularly of local news, both of which are essential 40,371 New Pensioners. n/'h j'i the western and lmt be killed the n /■)'■ iii"l I" Ini section, of which I know more. May 1, may only by to the success of a country newspaper. usual method with fire-arms. AN UP-TO-DATE HAT Stevens & Er We hi" a In his annual report, Commissioner of | good supply of moisture early Thomas E. Calvert, formerly of Partridge may be shot but not snared Jb’Oli Pensions shows that the in ti M-as.,u Auburn, Murphy during MAM ! AC ! I k'l k’ AND and who has been editorial work on or-taken in other ELYS crops grew bountifully, doing the any way between Sept. year 40,37-1 new pensioners were added to bur since the Portland since the of 20 and Dec. 1. latter part of June we have Argus resignation Fhll St-— the roll, and 3,873 restored who had been Editor P. W. Mel has been full had mire, given Woodcock are under the same restric- a total of CREAM BALM hut a previously dropped, making occasionally light shower of charge of the editorial and news departments WINTER cleanses the i.du tions during the open season from Sept. 1 44,247. The losses for various reasons <)pens at; August dry weather and warm to for and The amount appropriated for pension (not over 48 feet 25 feet at the boy take the stump McKinley and is but the that Portland and Tit*. all, beam, deep blood, the humor spot was more than Augusta, winds did some payments, $140,000,000, hot) to the shallowest It is calcu- Hobart? The mouthy Populist persists in- damage grow- point amidships. tells the story of that have was at the close of the should on impurities sufficient. There ing crops in a few lated that she will carry 4,000 gross tons in declaring that, if his boy go F. L. PORTLAND places. The States of vaded the blood. To remove the cause is an balance of SHAW, Principal, as fiscal year unexpected $1,- of ore on a of 14 1-2 feet, or the stump against him, Harold M. 3m33 Kansas and Nebraska for draught the disease can be the most I he the only way by which 790,000. it part, about 6,000 on a draught of 18 feet. Her Sewall is doing against his father, Harness repairing In all have or local The act of Jar, increasing pen- understand, been favored with a cost will be $260,000. would quit the canvass and go soak his removed. To do that ointment ap- 5, 1893, Carriage I rimmin.' H has a real sions of certain Mexican war veterans good supply of moisture and have head in the nearest swamp. The Watson plications are useless. Nature to order at the mo- pro- whose names were then on the rolls, from duced Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. boy has a noble chance to do his country a remedy in Yysilanti Specific. It is the rales. abundant crops. The crops lead $8 to the commissioner makes The Best Salve in the world for service. Y. Advertiser. If $12, says All i:n !*• .seasons are Tripper. are tute. Main Street. longer here, long enough to For sale by Kilgore & Wilson. | Boston, they will see that you supplied. Best for Children < i Ki ALP A, ~~\ LC South America and Washington in North of was born Report the Maine Central Railroad. ni) of Spanish Honduras. America, here in 1799. His father was a native of Porto iein «• of The Rico, but his The annual of the Maine Central Journal.J ^ report mother was a It is said R. R. Co., for the fiscal June id1 \ Ttli. Tegucigalpan. year ending i»riias, Aug. has been that he himself on 30, compiled. The gross Honduras* is prided greatly the fact earnings capital from operation were as that his ancestors came from the birth- $5,010,018, against the weary traveler, as a 84,839,701, in 1895. The operating ex- of a Will Care place Napoleon; circumstance which S penses were an increase of on mule-back lie $3,271,672, his descendants, to whom strangers are 8230,oOO, over 1895. Income from opera- ust, cacti and rolling tion, CAKE OF TOILET SOAP IN EVERY PACKACE. usually introduced, never fail to mention, 81,738,945; total income, $1,705,505; ;•]> slopes of the moun- deductions from income, $1,385,129; net and which proves that the greatest men -s it. The town occu- income, $380,370, a falling off of $40,513 are not without their weaknesses. Before from 1895. small bare plateau—30 Surplus from operation, $81,- Morazan was of he was in S52; surplus June 30, $008,025. west age prominent Emulsion8'"^* from Comayagua The total revenue was Honduras, and became Governor of the passenger $2,210,- the Tactile—and is sur- ;>10, au increase of $112,097. The gain in at the of 24. For 14 city age years after- when fail. It was not as and st perpendicular peaks, ordinary specifics freight earnings large wards his career was one of activ- amounted to been singular $58,100. especially placed There was expended for maintenance of ity and success, and the people of the en- restores to the weakened •dation of revolutionists, strength way and structures for main- tire continent followed him with $891,630; pan- account in the Times: Lewiston, Me., Sept. 23, MOODY. BELFAST, M A1NE. eral stagnation of business, or the delight- of the Bateman, the candidate « protraits and the recently Populist of Comayaguaita: and Holy Family FINDING A HOCK IN THK FOG. ful I am unable to but am in- for Governor of now de- climate, say; A extends around the Maine, publicly athei romantic situation Apostles. gallery Friday found on the alert for clares that he believes will be clined to think it is due to the latter. No everybody McKinley inner walls in one of a the American if »u noon resort of the Te- part which wheezy coast. .Since leaving Louis- elected. Maine Central R. R. heat like that which harrasses a August a burg only observation had been The Democrats that this is as ■ organ peals forth discordant single say Mi & 1S. main connecting link aecompa- they Be northern cities ever disturbs the even tem- secured, and that at of and that it ment to the choral service. Since its in- was, best, only expected, only confirms their B^ger XI >1E-XA BLE. is a line old ol bridge doubtful accuracy with the horizon belief that he lias, all the cam- perature of this favored region. The air from the partly through with ten dependence Spain population obscured mist. Dead that been ail in his magnificent by reckoning, paign, doing power to aid FALL ARRANGEMENT. On and after June 22, I Slot, trams is always fresh and pure, the winds, and tiie connecting at prosperity of Tegucigalpa has de- is, distance run on the several the Burnham cuts pointed on the up- courses, Republicans. ami Waterville with chnuifth trams fur a of the sea in their as indicated bringing suggestion to the of the by the patent furnished 1 lie reeling against Bateman the and from Waterville. ■ ithe force of the torrents creased, owing emigration log, among Steamers of Bangor and Penob- liancor. 1’ortland and Bos- the best data which tiie run City sweep over the mountains, rather by could be Democrats is very bitter on account of ton will run as follow’s: being wealthy Spanish whose wealth, scot in Commission. rage here—for at this families, marked on the chart. with it his course since lie believed he was too and in the morn- And, this, slight- sharp bracing early accumulated in the FROM BELFAST. untie, the neighboring silver seemed almost marvelous that we could, ed by not being promptly recognized augmented by ing. by FOUR TRIPS A WEEK, was transferred to Hav- in the midst of dense find the Arthur Sewall and his friends. tasaripe and the Chiquito, mines, suddenly fog, point They say A M 1’ M I> the in Honduras’ tiie vessel was at—Mt. Desert that at once after the Belfast, yon o« Naturally stranger ana or Madrid. But the are aiming rock, Chicago convention depart. i 345 mountains into the Rio people a mere City-point... '7 <>5 desires to call the speck upon the waste of water, fif- he assumed the role of the one man in all 1 25 +3 52 Capital upon President; at 17 If. tl adepts disguising their “genuine pover- teen miles out at sea ;t;, .4 15 ge is generally aeeredit- from Mt. Desert Is- Maine to champion the cause of free silver Brooks and is easier if he has a letter of 7 27 1 45 4 45 nothing and a land. -panianls, but the truth is ty” casual look at their homes and to dictate to Democrats, whom he has 7 40 tl 57 15 10 introduction to in the With a as she been both inorndike.. 74c 205 53s anybody Republic would never betray how poor and indo- steamer, going straight abusing, with tongue and pen, y built—an equally pon- ••• 7 50 2 14 0. 00 —or even without that sesame to may be steered, it is one With a in season and out for fur- open lent and of better thing. years. They Burnham, arrive. 8 25 2 35 0 25 artistic affair—was wash- hopeless anything they the of tiie winds and ther iu order to in The Casa sailing craft, sport say that, vent his spleen Clinton. 8 35 2 45 040 everything Spanish-America. are. The is the center of of ocean Benton. 8 45 2 e beginning of the present really capital currents, it is quite different. against Arthur Sewall, he has shown him- 55 0 58 del as the President’s house is Bangor. 11 30 0 3u Gobierno, what fashionable life and remains At 8 o'clock the self to defeat and the cause 1 s was built as late as ls30, gayety Friday morning captain’s ready Bryan A M stands on the showed that was to called, south bank of the to reckoning the vessel which he has claimed to have been so Waterville 8 52 3 03 7 05 -.men from Guatemala. Honduras. Two-thirds of all the Commencing Monday, Sept. 28, 1896, steam- The within fifteen miles of the devoted. I* M AM river the rock, upon ers leave Belfast: directly overlooking pictures- white of the reside Portland. 12 25 5 1 "■•■able enough at this time people Republic here, which is a lighthouse and whistle. 35 40 A sentinel stands at the fog For Boston, via Camden and Rockland, Mon que bridge. and the rest come once or twice a to Amid flic densest of and a its broad, llat boulders year fog only light Maine’s Meaning. days, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at Bo8t™-|w.D::::;-: ::;\ |}g door of the who arms as about 2.30 r. or casa, presents their clothes and a taste of breeze, the vessel crept onward, and m., upon arrival of steamer'from r> for the laven- buy enjoy TO BELFAST. paradise an after dinner the solemn note Had the Bangor. the visitor into interior corridor shortly low, plurality by which the substan- »• M passes “society;” but after all it is a dull and For Searsport, Bucksport, W interport, Hamp- A M u>, who stand by scores of a whistle at intervals was tial old State of Maine declared -— 7 m. !< 00 with square fog regular against den and Bangor, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays paved large flags, opening colorless in which the to and fallen several Boston.!®;1!..IW.D. 8 eddies, pounding the place, people go heard far away on the starboard bow. anarchy repudiation thou- and Wednesdays at about 8.00 a. ji., or upon ar- 3<) out of which are apartments appropriated sand short of the gratifying figures to which rival of steamer from Boston. 1* M bed at uiue the silence the identified it as the _ o’clock, Timing blasts, l’ortland. ... __ clubs of leaving it is entitled it would still be the n 00 120 dirty linen, the various civil aud officers. on greatest RETURNING : by military unbroken the whis- whistle Mt. Desert rock. The wind A M A M s«'iin•. ! stones and thorny "f Mr. Desert Island lifted out of the fog, gubernatorial lirkets f.■ 11.•-r«-i: .. •. .- was for owed the defeat. In 1891 Maine 1 the vails covered with crayon portraits of Utah, fighting nobly McKinley, an 1 with we gave the fr* lit L. fit>* ii'l .1’; ;i:.11- •; n the town and enter- bright skies had beautiful Piampn cl and now a friend in Montana sends us till then unprecedented plurality ot 89,978. Ii«uid .linn Presidents <)ne is impressed Isle au I hint abeam nearly all so Through tickets 1.. all points West •; North ets, the traveler of the whose day, light This was a revolt against the hard times un- begins copies Billings Daily Gazette, and fitful was the west via all routes, for sate F. L 1 the of most of breeze/ It left us final- der 1 Democratic rule. t.y by youth them, especially editor is a for honest and to his lirst making strong light without to risk the Cycles. I yu-ent,, Belfast. H Ki H. modify ly. enough perils of This year this great plurality has been by that ol the present powers that be, I money, and who prints a letter from a Vice Pies. -1 Cei: M ,i •• The the east entrance to the bay and all night outdone, and it means much. As the de- Tegucigalpa. long mine owner to K. L. la*. lli'N Id-id' Pa-s. .liiti 'll : \ ! hum the President and the members of Congressman Hartman of in vote the vessel drifted to the fection tlie of '92 foretold tic* defeat We "ii .t o. <• adobe bouses ail in fresh long slowly west- have hard ti>• !, I Foil: la- Portland. .! .1 22. ISO*:. that State. This mine-owner, a Mr. Knip- of Harrison in the the his Cabinet and the .Supreme Court, down ward, keeping within sound of the low. country, great dies and cents’ 1&K1 pat; en» ol the Lovell writes to the Gazette as follows: of last. deaf.li white, pink, pah-green, penberg, solemn sound of plurality Monday rings the '• the fog whistle on Matini- Diamond hi- ycles. ThK !• wi'i ,• 11,•.. .{ to the lowest officials and the barefooted knell of (liven an *> T have, lived in sixteen Bryan'* hopes, energetic dei show evi- Montana years. cus Island. The the f* ■ ustoniei-- at mil-pie- following morning of instruction and no $50 each, W 1; a i:!. ing vessel came to ought to be studying rather anchor in twenty-two fath- w il be buri* 1 t h an !* are ga.- and world 10,! 100,000 'ounces of silver. I have repudiators lamps oms. avalanche of That is the Winter In Fh'fec. OrtcE-i than handling muskets with ‘'intent to paid labor in Beaverhead county, NS,000,000. disapproval. Hervcy Arraugemen;— tiie corners: t he tele- of the Maine elect am. i Boston Notwithstanding all this, 1 am unaderably .V LIIIKFZF AXI) « HAliMIXO SAIi.. meaning 1,1896 kill.” President Bonilla and his Vice' Traveler. xleud across the cotin- opposed to the independent, free and ■.in- 3" ew j .•Sunday noon, a rattling breeze came up dry President, seuor Louis Bonilla, (a remote ; limited coinage of silver at is to 1, simply •> can. s\\ inging fr<»m from the southeast. The fog swept away, c' like because my judgment tolls me that it is con- Civilized mothers do cousin.) botli appeal1 well-mannered as the hand of the Store. og stretches of plain tra rv to history, experience and common by magician, revealing not throw their babies MaS01’ lieliast, da’v j, ls**p. ji.j ( college boys; while the “entire circle,” so sense. 1 am a liepublican.” all around beautiful green islands, upon to crocodiles, but oiped overhead; a sound ! I, whose shores the surf was break- many a prospective to are typical of their class in This from a capitalist. Now in the Ga- rocky in the air, soldiers in speak, The mother sacrifices her j zette of the is a let- ! ing. sturdy little engine soon had Lj ijk K 1 Central dressed in following day printed future welfare ; in- America—faultlessly the anchor off the and i baby’s go by. and boys ter from a conductor in Mexico— ground the saiis railway by neglecting her own 1 ■ li r. m frock-coats and white ties, elegant in hoisted to their off w tiewspapei ! Hut Ids the free silverites’ land of promise. Here places. Keeling eight health during the crit- davs. knots the craft on manner and eloquent of speech, but hard- I is the letter: easily, big sprang away ical time when the lit- TOILET Keturniu... '.-a-.. I',. ,■ irrives at the ARTICLES alleged i' 1..1 22. her course, entering Penobscot Bay by tle one is expected. a!u>\ ini-d lauding.*.. dse of old and serious to direct the Kascox, Mexico, Aug. better things is \ ly enough Dear 1 have received the westward thence the ! At this it is a “My Sir: your letter channel, up bay. period For Hot affairs of a Bepublic—especially such a of the loth inst. and as I have a few woman s ciuty to Weather! xtremely dirty, ver- to-day, by Rockland, Camden, Rockport and Bel- j ne.-d.u and l‘i ida\ lai stt*an .• and revolution- moments to spare I hasten to answer. innumerable islands preserve, by every landing Irmn « a>’ im- I’.,tr i 1.. of shaky, poverty-stricken fast, passing pretty A NEW IMPORTED _ii-priced place pub- “Iu first this is means, POWDER, |||rn I’a.-MUigc!" i.. Mi,!i.ij the place money question in one of the most sheets possible g-.iiig harassed one as this. But it this, picturesque her and Ma -• The is at once may truely too for me, and T cannot for an instant strength Ilia." la ke "lea in.r a -i stranger deep water on ■ of the coast. Where the condition. 2.(mi i*. m.. over at < ."11>.-•. •• *• r.;, be said of every one of them that he “lit, imagine what the outcome will he if the big j good -;<■! g which is a Penobscot its brown flood with The best .1 'lies lie V im Oiling I' a 1 1:> something United States comes out for the free and un- mingles ; strength- bled and almost died” to obtain the office “LA SEDUISANTE,” to Ma •liias. No has the bright green of the sea, the vessel builder for pros- only 25c„ other cities, and pres- limited coinage of silver. country j -A < 11.NTS H. A < veer. Bella"- K K\ in or for he holds for a season. Where the people ever prospered under it, but possibly Ameri- rounded Fort Point the midst of a live- pective, K.vder'" ( >\ e Will, l-ei diet.a 1 I him that there are no equal in quality to La Rlan.-iw, s; under* ca is powerful enough to stand alone upon ly shower at 8 p. in. and came to anchor. I nursing mothers, M. \ _.• 11.1 st rue; K. A Dodge. are so proud and miserably poor, and the is Doctor Pierce’s or any 35 to 50 cents powders. wheeled vehicles, be- this question and experience no had results, I lie trip had been a one, ten long days. : Favorite Pre- ■'Of C. W. SMALLIOGE. only paying thing in the country for the but 1 doubt it. Three Manager ta sy carts which creak days before sailing from Louis- "scription. It who work of sort would “As you may have heard around about the aristocracy, any burg, the tine large four-masted Marjorie l_ and ite suburbs. 1 have been a gives vigor New* Odors * and * clubs, always Democrat, but, had left that also bound for tone to the entire Atomizers disgrace forever in the eyes of their fel- my boy, if I was in the United States in No- port Bangor. mple, that in this load- It was news that now came to system and im- come in. A nice j vember would get my vote. surprising just atomizer loi 35c, lows, is the holding of office, the scramble McKinley en- have no more use with its free is lesson us that the had not 2*.parts special ••’■‘•pie “Mexico, silver, Marjorie yet arrived; durance and elas- tor place is even greater than that winch i for ami I that I somewhere the we u enough me, sincerely hope amid fog and drift had Watches, for chimneys on the ticity to the delicate organs particularly POOR «£ $ will never live to see the American and it was not we SOW, prevails in our Republic. The clerkships working- slipped past, until after concerned. It makes the mother strong •>: so both are man vote himself down to the level of a “conspic- had been at anchor at Fort Point a dozen and cheerful renders confinement | ami other spoils of oliice naturally are bright ; J '-nee. hours that she rounded the came short, and free from Clocks, Everybody goes point and delivery easy ; entirely “I sent to Joe and pro- given to those who have aided the win- Witlmyer (editor to a danger and free from and all trails-' of the last anchor nearby, difference of three comparatively pain. oeback, prietor Glendive Independent) force for the moth- while the unfortunates who were and a half to i It provides recuperative ners; week a table of of this and days the Palmer’s credit, ? '•cs liglit or heavy is done- wages country, er. and abundant nourishment for the child. Silver, > Sterling it convince man How it is but on the side alone should any thinking happened past explanation, It the medicine for women which men : prominent losing generally is only and mules. that free silver is bad for them. It will re- as the case of the schooner on : Long lind it convenient to visit for ip Crosby lias been devised by a regularly graduated, <> foreign parts duce as sure as the sun shines. Silver Plated k animals are always com- your wages the outward voyage, such are the chances ! experienced physician. Dr. Pierce has and ; a while. “My run is between Rascon Tampico, of the sea. been for chief 1 ni the seacoast over the thirty years consulting phy- 200 kilometers or 125 miles, the same dis- Tegucigalpa is not rich in “points of The voyage was practically ended here sician of the famous Invalids’ Hotel and •nd the class of Indians tance as from Glendive to Forsyth, Mont. Surgical at Buffalo, N. Y. His | Flat Ware, at Fort it was Institute, I receive and if I Point. Beyond, the busi- interest.” There is a pretty plaza where For the round trip $10, as a skilled in women’s run a ten hours ness of a to take the vessel reputation specialist jog-trot make ten trips I receive $100. If I am then tug thirty ailments is world-wide. LASSES the band on and G plays pleasant evenings miles stream to her at mired pounds or more on called to the States or any other country on up destination, Every woman should read Dr. Pierce’s ? Paul E. Wirt the in two re- South I A it the the people promenade great earth, except America, exchange Bangor. delightful trip was, splendid free thousand-page book, “The making journey with and volving circles, after the fashion of Span- my money get $53. next day; no fog, no calms, a noble stream People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser.” of a mule. The loads “While a freight conductor running from winding amid high banks, covered to the It contains several chapters about women’s Fountain Pen, ish-Americans. The women come to same number of 5 solemnly Glendive Forsyth, trips, and many valuable FOR ALL. their backs on a wicker waters edge with trees and grass and reproductive physiology $73 and consider in Mexico that for treatment of ail- in pairs, in one direction, the men in the gets 80, they little in receipts home simple ■ 'i.»ad band ou are flowers; pleasant villages nestling passing around freight conductors this division paid ments ; with over three hundred illustra- ? Silver Gold so that are meet- sheltered the beautiful Stars and Belts, other; they continually too much—best paid men on the system. nooks, j tions. It is the most instructive and valu- If have trouble things acquire new value here and and you j ing, and smiling at one another, Passenger conductors get $100 a month, or Stripes tloating there, every- j able medical library ever published in one that all staring i which did not $82 in your country; engineers $0 a day, thing bathed in the bright sunshine of volume. Nearly 700.000 copies were sold at Waist Sets. but seldom There is a so Shirt speakihg. big to $3 in the States. midsummer—“God’s as the but a with eyes k'*re was carried in this amounting country,” j $1.50 each, strongly paper-bound copy >our ; and on of ^ “model” a a “A steak, baked potatoes a i will be sent free receipt i penitentiary, college, Campo porterhouse captain, in burst of patriotic fervor, absolutely .sc interminable nioun- wheat bread will cost Canadian cents in one-cent to you $2. termed comes twenty-one stamps pay need Santo, half a dozen convents, now disus- it. Now% Bangor in sight that you w-.iider is that the club whiskey costs 10 cents a drink. | the cost of mailing only. Address, World’s W/ATOh AND U.Ock PL PAIRIN'i Teguci- around a bend of the river, with its y> I.Y DOM ed or devoted to secular purposes, and “I have a pair of $4 American tan-colored great Dispensary Medical Association, No. 663 PR(>~1PI " '. its tall and on 5 thing at all. Even the shoes that \ paid $11.50 for. Stetson, Dun- icehouses, factory chimneys Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. If a hand- glasses call seven or enormous eight churches, mostly or, in make of hats are white steeples and from the shore is borne some cloth beautifully stamped boxes on the street cor- lap, Knox, fact, any bound, f H. J. Locke 6c in a sad state of $10. out upon the of the river the boom binding is desired, send ten cents extra, Son, 1 dilapidation. Among quiet a h.'itional interest. Years 1 “So, Gus, take my advice and vote for*Mc- and bustle of the traffic and busi- cents in all. National Bank i’. ,r the latter, that known as La Parroquia is city’s i thirty-one GEO. R. POOR. Building and owe it to to do all <*y figured in a city of Kinley, you yourself ness. ^Belfast | hardly second in size and beauty to the in your power to influence your friends to ■ and having been dis- j do likewise. Optician. great cathedral of Comagagua, which is Family Reunions. 1 new device in letter- “1 know their cry, ‘We ■mst have a change, j pronounced by many to bo the finest and if we do vote for Bryan it can’t be worse "'•diced by an Thorndike. The second reunion of the Is euterpris- \ ft is a than it is now,’ but they don’t know what structure in Central America, was held Advertising 1 Thorndike at the home of >n ms the the few i from the 10th on account of storm. The PAR \R parks, Moorish style of architecture, occupying thinking to better his condition, will live to s meeting was called to order Geo. E. and pianos and most, of bitterly repent it. Yours in P. F., by a whole on the east side of the follow- | square J. R. Condit.” Thorndike, Vice President, ami the dnniture, in short ing officers chosen for the coming year: Like Nails. and Diseases of nearly ] plaza. It was built about two centuries Fitting Glasses, 1 “se Your Wont Live a Month. Geo. Harkness, Vice Hospital. or Boy Pres., Driving Veterinary ornament in the Capt. ltockport; j ago .at the expense of a devout padre, one Pres., Geo. E. Thorndike; Sec., Myrtle E. l! So Mr. Gilman Brown, of 34 Mill St., South across the ocean to one Wm. H. Rock- of the numerous Zelaya family—a name Gardner, Mass., was told by the doctors. Carter; Treas., Thorndike, the Eye and Ear. After election of officers there were i. taken in pieces and His son had Lung trouble, following Typhoid port. as common iu every corner of Central recitations and Captain The first blow starts Frank E. Y. S., Manager, the backs Malaria, and he spent three hundred and singing. George Freeman, | Office in Belfast National Bank Building. of mules or men Harkness a brief sketch America as Smiths or Browns iu the seventy-live dollars with doctors, who tinal- gave biographical a nail but must be and of the which was all No. 7 Street, Belfast, Me. weary miles set upon ly gave him up, saying: “Your boy wont family, enjoyed by High present. There was good attendance and followed] by others the utmost live a month.” He tried Dr. King’s New endurance of all report a good time. A vote of thanks was Horses taken by the day or week for treatment Discovery and a few bottles restored him to squarely on the head H. H. a the extended to Mr. and Mrs. Barnes for their or chronic diseases, at reasonable rates. saddle. The great health ami enabled him to go to work a per- of actute LAMSON, kindness and hospitality. to care of ^ of Morazan, the Libera- fectly well man. He says he owes his pres- All horses under the immediate personal health to the use of Dr. New Biliousness ent good King’s the manager at all times, and attended by experi- ul Foreshadowed. Tegucigalpa, which was Is caused liver, which diges- and knows it to be the best in The Result in November by torpid prevents Discovery, enced hostlers. 4w37 Licensed Auctioneer. «nd taken to Truxillo tion and permits food to ferment and putrify in the world for Lung trouble. Trial Bottles i by James Creelman, who has just finished a Then follow dizziness, Free at Kilgore & Wilson’s City Drug Store, j dv arrived here in the stomach. headache, PILES! PILES! PILES! P. O. ADDRESS, tf7 tiny bits, tour of the country, making careful inquiry It Home, [ which the W. J. and B. of Drive uzzle, required Arkell, proprietors into the conditions, and existing political will cure MAINE. >f Frank Leslie’s have made the in the vote Dr. Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment FREEDOM, all the wise men of the Weekly, finishing up in Maine, recognizes the result of Blind Ulcerated ami Itching Piles- It ‘t following proposition to Clark Howell, an in the latter State symptoms Bleeding, together But he has in the at act again. they advocate of free silver, and proprietor of w’hicli noticed country general- An advertisement absorbs the tumors, allays the itching once, 1 at He is satisfied in of what last, and it the Atlanta Constitution: “We will ly. that, spite as a poultice, gives instant relief. Dr. Williams’ House for Sale. proudly Maine election fore- Hood’s Mr. Sewall says, this must be followed by for n.uk more Insomnia, nervousness, and, Leslie’s the Atlan- Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only Piles than one wager Weekly against the in November. The blow A and a half house, located; glorious not bilious fever shadow’s result story pleasantly if relieved, ta Constitution that New Y'ork will a others that are clear and of the private parts, and nothing else. ten rooms "niy real work of art in Hon- give has fallen. [Boston Herald. Itching fine view'of Belfast hay; all finished, or blood poisoning. Hood’s of more than for McKin- box is Sold sent fine cellar, water in house; nieegarden,under plurality 100,000 and to the to Every guaranteed. by druggists, city the boast of the the point cultivation, shade trees, people that Pills stimulate stomach, We will make the same bet that cure Liver mail, $1.00 per box. good apple, pear, plum, ley. you HOOD’S PILLS Ills, by etc. Nice of the cure headache, dizziness, con- the desired re- neighborhood. Inquire Morazan, the of rouse liver, Bryan does not receive 100 votes in the Headache. get WILLIAMS M’F’G C0‘, Prop’s, Cleveland, O. M. C. DILWORTH. “Liberator,” etc. 25 cents. Sold all druggists. Biliousness, Indigestion, America as stipation, by electoral Howell declines. All Sold at Belfast. 1 >40 Or C. B. Main St., Belfast. 44tf Bolivar is honored in The only Pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. college.” A pleasant laxative. Druggists. sults. MOODY'S, HALL, Republican journal [ George Fred Williams lias apparently The Maine Legislature at its last ses- reached the goal of his ambition. He has sion created a new office, that of Public secured the it is not a salaried BELFAST. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1896. Popocratic nomination for | Printer; but position, Governor of Massachusetts. In accom- j and as the prices to be paid for stock, Pure ^ * * PI BLISHI D EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY THE this he insulted the Democratic for the State are estab- ARE plishing etc., printing YOD Blood means sound health. With pure, State j Journal Pub, Co. committee, seized and held posses- j lislied by law, and cannot be changed rich, healthy blood, the stomach and di- Tvernblican sion of Music Hall Friday night, causing except by further legislation, the change gestive organs will be vigorous, and there will be no If much unseemly and uncalled for disturb- involves no additional expense. For dyspepsia. Rheumatism and In New? so, see it in our i;hakles -■ | will be unknown. Scrofula Something riMBURY.: B,ssaB ance, to say nothing of the death of a years the State printing has been done Neuralgia and Salt Rheum will disappear. With pure delegate who came in contact with a live at the Kennebec Journal office, which RD PUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. wire. Williams was simply frightened at has been equipped with a large and PRESIDENT, his own shadow. Republicans and sound- costly plant and a force of skilled CUSTOM money Democrats alike were anxious that workmen, and we believe it to be he should be nominated. They want to for the best interests of the State that the Blood have him properly punished at the pells work should be done there in the future, Your nerves will be strong, and your sleep SUITS sound, sweet and refreshing. Hood’s FOR MCE PRESIDENT, for his insolence; and if anything can as promptness and efficeiency are thus en- ^ kFOR Sarsaparilla makes pure blood. That is make an impress upon his egotism it will sured. The Legislature will elect the why it cures 30 many diseases. That is why so many thousands take it to cure be t he vote of Massachusetts on Nov. 3d. State Printer at the joint session when disease, retain good health and prevent TO ORDER. The gold standard Democrats of Massa- other State officials are elected, and Mr. sickness and suffering. Remember F-»R PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. chusetts have put a full State ticket in Clarence B. Burleigh, one of the proprie- For electors at large Made in the field, headed by F. O. Prince of Bos- tors of the Kennebec Journal, is a candi- New York City. X We personal!-. JOHN F. HILL of Augusta. ♦ ton for Governor, and we venture the pre- date for the position. Of his fitness for JOEL WILBUR of Avon. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ dear readers diction that Williams will be found at the ! the there can be no and X First District.EDWIN PAYSON. position question, ♦ foot of the when the are WE MAKE A-< Second District. poll votes count- we have no doubt that he will be unani- Hood’s ...A. R. NICKERSON, X look at our F Third District.FRED ATWOOD. ed. mously elected. Fourth District.ALBERT H. SAWYER. Sarsaparilla Is the One True Blood Purifier. 91; six for $5. The assurance that we are soon to have ^SPECIALTY^ waxes as “Prosperity Bryanism wanes,” The High School Benefit a Success. cure ITvr a new shoe factory in operation in Belfast ■ 1 * f'**!! Ills; easy to the Boston Herald. flOOd S rlllS to says is take, easy operate. 25c. Of occasion for rejoicing. The matter lias The supper and entertainment by the Extra Sizes in all lines been The contest for tlie General- handled from the first in a prudent, High School last Thursday evening, to raise Attorney The Flag on the Schoolhouse. of Goods. business-like that to bear money to a for the was a ship is now in progress, and it looks as way promises buy piano school, success and The though Jion. AY. T. Haines of AA'aterville substantial fruit in the near future. The financially socially. regu- Among the many lines of work in which lar committee and all the sub-committees had is tlie Cuming man. principal movers and those who furnish Superintendent Brick is engaged in our the work at heart and performed it in a the the greater part of. the needed capital are schools, placing of the flag on every Prod Williams took manner which would have done credit to schoolhouse and and George advantage tiie men it was to banish to a teaching history pa- proposed the more of the in experienced. The supper tables triotism the observance of bear Bryan meeting Boston Friday to desert and who have been abused by tiag days Belfast, Main island, a attractive STAPLES & COTTREH presented very appearance— a The schoolhouses in ^ail Mayor fjuiney and other prominent and prominent part. the persecuted because sauk there was an of '| they $40,000 abundance handsome food, central district, and some of the rural Demm rats. The sound Democrats schools money of their own money in a hotel which was bowers; and the waiters The Churches. teen families were assisted tin- year banquet lamps, weir already supplied with thugs ami observ- during tu .k no in Divan's or part reception euter- both an ornament were most attentive and The The Church re.-miv.-d, avu to our city and a direct willing. young ed the (lag days on the calendar. The first Building Society Services will be resumed at the tainment. source misses in tlieir dresses and the Cnitariau klaO,' >. One hundred and of revenue which benefited the light young school to procure a new was at the expended, flag church next at the usual hours. men as their assistants made a Sunday, twenty-nine churches were aided. Severnv- community generally. Without the aid willing very Board Landing. The men and hoys of the D i> >aui that when was Bryan nomi- pretty as bustled about m Kev. S. L. Hanscom of Thomaston occu- two Maine churches are naming f<>r assist- of these men we should not have this picture they neighborhood procured, finished, and put up uaitG. ithe o Hanson one the of the M. E. ance. The of the Woman's Aid t> D*residency May '•barge of of the largest crowds ever a mi the pied pulpit church, Camden, receipts addition to our local pole schoolhouse, and tin* people >-f promised industries, last w.n‘: ng. at itiatiuns and jnnniised him gathered at a general supper at the Opera the district contributed Sunday. the American Missionary Association were and have been to Toward the buying they some ). s < M ': ii ; ) handicapped House. Much to the of the The There m-ed of by :;o,i j-I,iialiiy. We delight school, of a (lag, which was presented to the school regular covenant meeting of the Bap- great m-moy extent no doubt the schemes J by windy and to the satisfaction of all the Bel- tist church will piOsoe ute tk-- •> o k. At tii-' ci sing sessi u Dial if tin- Mayor met Bryan in Bath present, ami raised over the building Friday after- be held next Saturday, in- forth to serve reside,funis v.vv previously put personal fast Band volunteered its servicer, and fur- stead of c\ Thursday tln-s. adopted. Nain. : i eD-u.er was not uukind enough noon with appropriate ceremonies. The day this lining. ends and delude voters. But the We h dev n tin h -nest, fair, en- happily nished most delightful music. One uf the was and there was a nepurtiai tu ; .... Mayor oi this despatch. pleasant good attend- There will he services it Poor’s Mi'C, has when bunco can committee remarked to the writer: “Don't forcement o! tin- : ws f.c- tie* total suppres- day gone by games ance, not only of the p pie of tin- Oct. at 2k‘>0 district, Sunday, 4th, | m., with sermon 1 sion of tin- tr.-o.iic and t--» i'\ it. cnl we succeed in this and Belfast you think the Band ‘boys’ were just lovely but of interested from other |’ surely lost the city. opened \v:'h iv i." an ! the man who was to regain ground singing The 1 going Thursday evening prayer mei-ting.it effect a union •!' id in n ■ two done anything without the Band." Mrs. K. “The White and the Ohri-u •!' past years, and once more on the road Red, Blue, by the school the i< i.:; r/A M;-»ii.e in North church will be omitted this week j.■ ualism, witli eel- S. Miss Mr. the State a st tl rum no we,-. i .... j to Pitcher, Sara Buss and John and audience with t Prof. gad. ; prosperity'will hold up liei head among aecompaninci on account of the W. G. T. s'. > ob! ii*■ | C. Convention. "f 11ii.11_ atic con:«'!:i]-oi'ai ies. as were v> 11 received, ami i<> idem 1 lie u re net* wi 1 i ippojj.t her sister cities. Parker, usual, J. C. Whitten on the violin aud Mrs. E. S. 'ih''\ jo 11 uw to of tile The Thursday evening at the mo tee o! dll’ la o. te w h I lie 11 ]>i'oi ’aiming that Bateman spouded encores. One most inter- 1'iteher 011 meeting -..per: the organ. The following pro- will be n ;• i> 1 m] man— ;, features of the concert was he chorus Methodist church omitted this we k Christian dm o;mmt,-ie u>: 1- gored. we are .vm;, for it. His has Helen Dunton as accompanist Miss Dun- Song, 4at the North church last- Sunday in is the in,..: sni dai yds hus hem. Democracy Mrs. E. S. Pitcher r.-.'-h-inge fun won the admiration of with the ev< tin- In-.s'. .•!iii me.. ,• iiehi in tin- State. Tim been questioned in forraei years, but on many during the h “Beautiful Banner.’’ pastor. In the niug he gave an ! i:e D "■ Cornt 1 a.- just decided in the citation, evening by her ability as p; mint. They Master Clifford White. interesting discourse on Jonah's go"rd. atten iui: lia.s i-oi and the -:, t ’,ik;- ■. grounds rather to his credit than ming v : da- Bangui ( uimin ielal's libel suit other- clarinetist, Master Pei. i> ■/in t: water, Loading, “Beautiful Fiag ol the Stripes and asm marked. Belfast « x\ i.h d an .i.c l.*> ;l b\ bui!de: "of a city bui‘ding that wise, and the wonder is that he pica | N'ext Wednesday evening is the date q>~ only Stars.” >ii to ;• .id — ♦ ed and must v.aai ri■ the n.-xt t;. at d v ! 'vlDR.^ : ovm a: cm ha'e do- lijht tu criticise everyone have the com-I Master for a to lx- should have remained in a party to most John White. pointed public supper given by w ui ls 1 n meudatinii of the km i iii ]-nblic buildings. [Bath director—bulging from the Recitation, “The Building of the Slop.” the ladies of the Universalist in th-ir of whose he was His j parish '1 inn s. principles opposed. smile on Bis lace as he ! Miss Lucy Ryan. encouraging watched vestry. Supper will besi-r'.-d -it»; o'clock -a final in the is most D needed a decision io sus- landing Populist camp very closely ins On account I roi. ,i. t Whitten then stepped to the of legal young pupil. the European plan, live cents being charged it’s neglect In his «*n < oni- front and made a i : surprising'. speech Boston of White’s solo win : characteristic speech, giv- !a. ieht of newspapers to criticise illness, Emery omitted. f'-r each article of food. All are invited mon last week he a of the and a his- wo;k ; the fairly eclipsed Watson Mr. White has a most excellent tenor voice ing description Hag brief which people at large ]»ay At the church next throat and of its from Id Baptist Sunday there even in liis attempt to array elites against and is a general favorite. Miss Kate P. tory growth stars to its pres- 11; taxation. Public writers and will be preaching morning and evening by class. his of free sil- Bickford kindly consented to sing in place ent number. What the flag represents in ] nbib ub His are i'oi Naturally advocacy Kev. 0. E. Owen of Moulton. The music bronchial legitimate subjects protection to our citizens on land and while a clause in his of Mr. Wli’te and her appearance was greet- sea, ver, inseiting gold will be the in the morn ciitidsm ami when this right is denied we its use as an and cost in by quartette eg and cu v u:i nit: Jiiu.-n mutei one emblem, its life and freight contracts, lias attracted much at- mg apputu.se. the chorus choir in the si., !! n l«e in a dwelt and some by evening. troubles WILL \ IS IT I,Li longei living republic. lias the in the of music treasure,were upon, patriotic tenuon, as also ins connection with the spent past year study advice given to the boys and young men. There will be a service at the Brick sehool- in New York and this was her first public ap- wa.-* American Merchant Marine Association. It announce I before our State elec- Mr. Whitten in terms of house on the East Side next m. Miss Bickford has a spoke high the Sunday p. that Df the latter the pearance. wonderfully ; -ij that if Maine followed the Philadelphia Press says: Miss M. at 2.o0 under tile example sweet and musical voice and rendered her teacher, Nettie Brown, and closed o’clock, auspices of the Mr. in Yoimont the Sewall, resigning as president of a forma! of Christian Endeavor Societies of the of Biddeford mills would selection and to an encore in a by making presentation the Hag Con- leads to FOR the American Merchant Marine Associa- responded TWO w n to the school in behalf of the of the gregational and Baptist churches and the start up. Maine did even better than modest and most manner. She people tion. has unnecessarily put himself in a charming district. Epwerth League of tlieM. E. Gliurelr. All Vermont, and Sept. 22nd orders were is- false position. He has been one of the received a bouquet from the B. JI. S. class of death- are invited. B K <; I X I M Miss Brown, in behalf of the re- sued foi the Peppered and Laconia mills strongest opponents of the Democrat free '97 and a basket of beautiful flowers. Miss school, ship policy, and time and again has been Lizzie K. Belfa-t’s sponded very happily and stated that she and ’e Mart on full time Sept. 2Sth. Certain Robbins, young violinist, j To-morrow, Friday, evening the young sent to to ii and would use her best endeavors not to dealing Washington light against also received a bouquet from tin- class of 97. only of the Universallst church will department- load been idle all summer. It to j people give advocate subsidies. Now he explains preserve the Hag unsullied, but from it to Miss Robbins is to make a special of a musical and is rumviod that the York to a and study j literary entertainment in the disease. mills at Saco, reporter has had it telegraphed teach her lessons of and TAR the violin and has made an excellent I pupils patriotism over the that he “has begin- vestry of their church. Misses Susan Dins- i w 1 ich have been closed several months, country always love of country. No wonder Hale’s Honey of Hnrehound and MONDAY,OCT She rendered the selection “Martha’’ claimed that the which aing. \ more,Sadie Russ and Kate Bickford and Mrs. Tar is praised by its users. I: s curative effects wiii .stun within two weeks. The Republican policy, Brief remarks on assur- in the Hag as a symbol and are like Sold in twenty years has brought our merchant a very pleasing manner and responded to j E. P. Frost will render solos. Miss Eliza- magic. by druggists. a its use in connection with school work were ance of sound money in Novem- marine to the low condition wlieie it has in encore. The net of the victory proceeds affair beth Kelley is to read, and there will i.e OF FI K \1 HII j made John S. of Pike's Toothache cure in one minute- ber is about a revival of been for several was Either were The is by Fernald, representative Drops biinging general years, wrong.“ .*212. .91. piano to cost s-j.'.D and singing by the male the falsified in that state- The Journal, and quartette. Admission, business. reporter making the school will so.-n dev:se sonic means by Superintendent Brick, to lf> cents. There will he a candy table. i ment, <*r Mr. Sewall did. The Popocratic after which “America'’ was sung all ami raise the additional sum needed. by candidate for Vice President has been to th»i audience went outside where Capt. Col- Tin* services at the Methodist Episcopal ; -vn.1.1;. Sept. 22. Harry M'eis- repeatedly to uphold the Re- j Washington lins M< Carry and Mr. Edwin Jackson had church Sunday morning, Oct. 4th, will be as H >ci:2‘ a WINDSOR wealth} tobacco manufacturer on this and to NEWS. publican policy question, j NORTHPORT follow- Sermon the at 10.45 of ti > \. who has been an prepared ilie for by pastor ; Sun- active and advocate Republican shipping measures ; Hag hoisting. day school at 12 in.; Junior innuemi; Democrat all liis life and who and to oppose Democratic free ship bills, j Mr. and Mrs. James \Y. Clark of Ruck* Whi-u a;l was ready Prof. Whitten gave League meeting was :v< •'•! tin- sound Mr. Sewall.should have a the word and were a at 4 p.m.: meeting at b.l.”, money congres- little self-respect, j port, who spent the season at Temple three cheers given with Epworth League : lias j -i- n, iination this fall, addressed left, even if he has been b\ an will. After cheers for the for Mrs. loader, Miss Millie Sanborn: “Tin j repudiated ( Heights, returned home last teacher, subject. a h ; ei l" the hb Slate central Thursday. publican j unprecedented majority lo, ids own neigh- i Pitcher, Mr. Brick and Prof. Whitten, the Friends of Christ—the Outer Church:” song ; commits*-*, enclosing a check for shU ro bors. Mrs. L. C. Ross closed the Waquoit last iTeparol i.y the Sc-hwav .Men:, me Co., c..; company dispersed. and prayer service at T.lu. Prayer meeting the Pep: b lie an campaign fund, and an- week and left Thursday for her home in YOUR NiOteEY REFUNDED, —- at. class much tuat be will Tuesday 7.1”); meeting Thursday iv support McKinley. Mass. She has had a suc- Cambridge, very $100 Reward $100. at 71.”). A :c' mt review of the 1j evening Mr. W i-seuger is the bead of tin big campaign by et ssful season. The ■ RE.V> this .1 1 n readers of this paper will be pleased Services at the Universalist Church next tobaec< inn which so enter- : Russell Young, published iu the! handsomely The new street on the Ground be- to learn that there is at least one dreaded ! Camp will he as follows. wor- iL- New York Sumhu Sunday Morning t ino.i t.e Maine member- of (brand Herald, suggests the! tween Bay to George streets, south of disease that science has been able to cure in Maple ship with sermon at lt>:4J. Subject, “Tie wl.cn the National whether there is in this ail its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall’s Ye Army encampment! inquiry to-da} street is opened, and has been named Oak Catarrh Skeptics! j Cure is the only positive cure known Shortness of Life.” The Sunday School will j DR. LANSING i another a A VALl’AB! was iiei 1 in Lmiisville. Ills country journalist who can till street. The heretofore to the medical a VERY E REMED\ patriotic private way known.j fraternity. Catarrh being hold a at the usual hour of session “Rally” While e constitutional a constitu- suffering re mi! t' a s course this v!H commend him page in a newspaper with a article as Oak street will be closed up to make disease, requires iuiutun single and all or i c-ud. resud in.ii in go at u m .- fr ini the Sr:u tional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is members, past, present possible, pn titipate tin- iv.• a and be sure of his readers. We doubt if square work of the streets and avenues. Ex- v 11 li a: the sy mi n on is -t co: ice.- .-UoDglx to tin* Maine veterans. taken the are to be in attendance The V. P. 0. internally, acting directly upon urged friend recommend.•! **}»!,nvu > d tensive improvements are being made on blood and mucous surfaces of the in me.: there is one. Mr. Young seems to be the system, Union meets at r>:lJ; Topic, “Thou God* Belief." V sill:;;.* dose ivdm. ,-d the Registration the of and : the Rockland and South Orringtou society thereby destroying foundation the dis- pain, continuing its u for ,-i >• '.her has been ad\a rse to the \\\ sole reminder of the brilliant writers of Seest Me.” There will he a celebration of ease, and giving the patient strength by time, tin* cold, at leiuh* l v Ml; a '• has been sue cottages. "'us Proken un." ] very < Y women here assembled in con- I the past who could and did this building up the constitution and assisting Holy Communion directly after the morning completely perform used i! i.i n,v for *' t!’ nature in its family colic, doiug work. The •• v* !■ mi We feu; that the dele- feat. them were proprietors service, and the monthly offering will be l.eueti.-n;: results. I consider 1; -..u ids : visiting Among George Wilkes, Wedding Bells. have so much in its curative other parts of the S: faith powers, dan: id; ;ei a very \amnhle rem m \ home Vv illiam taken. pat-. carry dreary recollections Henry Hurlbert, Henry J. Ray- that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any >. W. MAT! *: Hanson-Okoway. At (J a. m. 21st Sept. case that it fails to cure. Send for testimo- Augusta, Me. Com. of Labor L Maine. at Rockland his J-eila-t. The lirst tlie was Charles G. and II. of year day city mond, Halpine George Miss Fannie S. Ordway and Fred A. Han- nials.. The twenty-eighth annual convention s<-i-• an leu son were united in at the in fog, tlie second day it was Butler, nephew of Gen. Butler. Later marriage Congre- Address, F. J. CHEXEV & CO., Toledo, O. the Maine State Sunday School Association, crowded tor three ir gational parsonage by Rev. L. D. Evans. deluged with and what of have had differ- 8^“ Sold by Druggists, Toe. inter-denominational, will be held at Saco, rain, to-day may generations journalists The bride was becomingly gowned, in a neat in October and he made sortie bring forth no one will venture to predict. ent training—first, in the direction of traveling dress readiness for the early loth, 14th, loth, commencing t : very train upon which they left for a short bridal Yachts and Boats. Tuesday afternoon and closing Thursday MY can assure the within our and in these strangers crisp condensation; now, trip to Boston and western Massachusetts. noon. The engagement of that strong and cures. gate- that it is not that we later and degenerate days of 40 or 00 pad- Upon their return they will live in the always thus; Rev. D. groom’s recently rebuilt house on the Turn- Caj>t. Thos. D. Barr has placed his sloop sterling worker, Smith Baker, lb, are only .-haringin the disagreeable weath- ded pages daily, the irresistible tendency pike road. Both Mr. and Mrs. Hanson are Ethel in winter quarters. as conductor of the convention is of itself a er. and distribu- is to flatulence. But Mr. and well known Camden long continued, generally Young, despite highly respected sufficient guaranty of the success of the ami enter their wedded lift: Holt is taking in his boats and landing ted this his is neither nor people upon throughout section. In sunshine many columns, wordy with meeting. The invitation sent out by a bright future before them. That stage. It has been a very unprofitable boat- we ci iild show them a wearisome. His utterances are clean nit health, and friends Saco and with of free hos- different picture; prosperity may bring season. Biddeford, proffer them is ing ami and and his happiness, the wish of many. Tin* is of the heartiest tone. Each let us hope that the sun may shine vigorous, literary style equal pitalities, B\ A bride is one of the smart young business C. F. Brown of Harbor is at work Pulpit school is entitled to to that of the best He is a women of representation by pas- to-day. essayists. of this place, and is a member the on a 25-foot boat for Edwin Sellers of Yiual- of the New York Tribune in firm of F. S. & C. E. Ordway. Congratula- tor, superintendent and two other dele- graduate the liaven to be the middle of Oc- tions from the Herald. [Camden Herald. completed by Reduced fares all and Oue.ot the free silver arguments is that of Horace He gates. by railway days Greeley. accompanied j tober. He has also a contract for a 87-foot tile can steamboat lines. a Government take 11 cents worth Gen. Grant on Lis tour around the world, The Rainy Season of 1888. yacht for \Y. S. Hall of Boston. of silvei and its it has been minister to and is an A convention oi \ s hnstiar l»y placing' stamp upon China, There was an race at i>ung People, Talk about rainy seasons! Do any of our interesting yacht make it worth 100 cents. Another active factor in and in I'nions of Augusta, lb-ifast. Fairfield, Hal- argu- journalism politics. readers remember the summer of 1r twenty weeks. ton yachts Ida and Comet ami the Santasma That was the the shoe fac- Waterville was lield at the Cmversalist now in can year \Vaidohoro aie debt meet tbeir obligations ter to the Herald: of Warren. The wind was strong but flaky tory and the five-masted schooner Governor in ill;.- were m church Waters Sep!. “4th. There with cent dollars. In fact, neither seems to itself. Maine Ames were huilt. In tie the car- at times. The Santasma won, Comet second. History repeat shipyard addresses Itev. C. II Wells of' wallowed around in the mud wear- by Belfast, preposition is true. The government turned the tide in 1840 in favor of Harri- penters Tin- of Swan’s catboat boots. It was the same on the sloop Dirigo Islam1, on “the of the followed son. She seems to have swollen the tide ing rubber object association,’’ ah ne will not make 11 cents worth Dawn of Castine and steam launch Marie of stamj shoe factory plant. It rained and rained. a The were | in 189(1 toward McKinley, lu 184-0 it was by discussion. following officers oi si -j in value to a [Waldoboro News. lslesboro arrived at this port- Friday after- equal gold dollar; j the rising stream. In 1890 it is Niagara. elected: C. II. Wells of Belfast, president, noon, the Marie a large and la re the free silver theories c mid Van Buren gave us a panic, and at the bringing quite patry G. E. Leighton of Skowhegan, v e pivsi- same time us a from the island to attend the Nellie McHenry be put into practical operation debtors bequeathed war, which, d< nt : Mrs. Marini Leslie of Water's i!h sir- under became the wanton invasion show that would be forced to make settlements on a Polk, evening. rctary ; Mrs. Linn Holt of Fairfield, treas- of Mexico. Buchanan a Headache! developed panic W. H. Hun- basis. This would bear on The Castine Yacht Club has shown no urer; visiting committee, Mrs. gold hardly and also gave us a war. * A 50 was newe.ll of Pittsfield, Mrs. E. V. Stevens of the debtor class and contribute largely to Mr. Cleveland is too good a Democrat to signs of life this 3eason, and it reported that the Penobscot Yacht Oakland and Mr. B. 1L Meade of Augusta, tlie general distress that would follow in break the Democratic record. He gave us some time ago the of and we owe to the fore- Club at Rockland had under. There is The object of this association is to get to- HARMLESS and CERTAIN. the train of free silver. panic 1898, gone bearance of Great Britain that the inci- form in central Maine a no lack of boats or of capable men to handle gether and large dent of Venezuela did not evolve into a number of Y. P. C. also to Googins—is it necessary to add Geo them, and no reason why there should not C’s., promote E., war. CENT in the and among the of of the Maine elec- be one or more successful yacht clubs this efficiency fellowship PRICE 15c. fl Millbridge?—says This tendency of Democratic govern- < »O >141111 St Bottle of CUTICURA RESOL- unions within the boundaries of this asso- tion that “The overwhelming Republican ment to blossom into panics and flower vicinity. ciation. The duties of the commit- into war makes the election of visiting plurality was but an expression of the McKinley VENT, greatest of humor cures, The Davidson Bros, of Calais, builders of tlie most solemn duty that has devolved tee will be to visit the different unions in ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ flic financial other fast launched a ♦ people’s ignorance on ques- to the Tacoma and craft, with unions upon American citizens since the election is often sufficient complete central Maine and to work State STOCK ♦ B. Pear of Boston. LARGF.5T tion.” Googins was one of the free sil- of Lincoln. yacht last week for C. ♦ in advancing the work of these unions. POOR&SON, LOW LSI PRICES a cure of the most “The new boat ver orators who misinformation Then the issue was the life of the Union permanent The Calais Times says: is peddled ♦ —now it is the honor of the Union. built of Maine cedar, selected, and oak tim- At the second day’s session of the Maine about the State during the campaign; and torturing and disfiguring of Should we fail now it would be the vic- ber 114 inch moulded, 7-8 inch sided, placed Congregational conference in Fort Fairfield the inference from his remark DRUGGISTS. only quot- of dishonor over the as iu 1801 skin, scalp, and blood humtrs. the of the Maine tory ballot, 9 inches apart, and is copper riveted through- reports Missionary society ed above is that be thinks he knows more it would have been the of treason : victory Speedy Cure Treatment for all Skin and The showed six new churches were : out. The cockpit is admirably finished. organized. -“* tiian tiie citizens of Maine who cast over the ballot. Blood Humors. — Warm baths with Cuticura EVERYTHING IN i 8o,iS00 boat over There were 345 conversions and eight min- Soap, gentle applications of Cuticura (oint- dimensions of the are, length, all, tbeir ballots for honest money and for the skin and mild doses of isters were added. were ments, great cure, 25 feet; 1. w. 1., 10 feet, 4 inches, and beam Receipts Si9,400. which had Cuticura Resolvent, greatest of humor cures. 130 and stu- flic maintenance of the national credit, Harper’s Weekly, thought feet, 7 inches. The spars are of selected There are employed pastors law and order. Mr. better of Bryan, before his campaign in Sold throughout the world. Price, Cuticuba, 00c.; and well dents. A collection at the meeting to aid Googins’ assumption Soap. 2.5c.; Resolvent. 5 chased is a further aspersion upon Maine demagogue ially the Tacoma Inita, you of the Woman’s Board of The members id the Iliph Set assailed both tbeir intel- that ever ran for the Presidency.” This ■m ■ A Dulles’ Jacket great an impression that Mr. Henry A. Maine branch (j. O. MATCH, Belfast. people. Having ■ a uuonthe \ll tin use who in eont.ri' —picked Davidson leaves for Boston soon, to make Missions reported receipts of S4,- any way and tbeir should from so conservative a paper, means ■ fell V ■ ■ ■ street—which the Foreign for-Babies a ligence integrity Googins Charitable One cow's Riik Specials ness of their reeent supper ami ei ■ wb I ■ ■ owner can have by contracts for the building of several racing 800. The Maine Congregational now retire from much. The truth of tlie assertion will Belfast, B<>. 1KIH>. public sight. Goo, goo, prov* 'g and paying charges. Apply at of Seven- September 30, 1SU0.—31040** Sept. propel yachts. Society showed receipts $2,479. goodbye, Googins. not be questioned. this office. i The October term of the S. J. Court will BELFAST. °* Oct. Walton Auhur“ h«« notified WUIIUUI open 20th, Judge presiding. SheriffSlmriff Nortonv’T9°U. that l,e has recovered "f the W. T. will his f City Council The Waldo C. lT. meet with carnage which was PENDLETON. - stolen last The DANA There is no mystery about Latest lay evening. Mrs. A. J. Simmons Oct. 13th. If not spring Novelties in j pleas- "'aS reC°Vered The son of his parents. The very 8hort,y “tar it was only } t!•»■ members of the ant, the next fair day. Itoien light of their eyes. The joy of their home. The centre of tlieir every hope. The dear ! A nance is The requested The County Commissioners will hold an Nellie whose death occurred was McHenry company had a fair hoy yesterday a Friday, at .‘5 P. M. at the Court House audience at the known and beloved by a very large circle of adjourned meeting Opera House last hut \ 1 r the week, friends in this city. annual meet- Tuesday, Oct. 13th. merited oue much larger. The nlav “A Always true, courteous and pure-minded, in The C. L. S. Circle will meet with Geo. R. Night New York,” and the complny, art be readily endeared himself to young and and his use of his rare r.turned last week Carter, Commercial street, each Monday luglilj p.aised by those present. old, by intellectual gifts and diligence in his studies he com- Also Latest and Slant m the pinkey afternoon 2 o’clock m. List of unclaimed Very Prices to through October,at p. letters remaining in the mended himself to his teachers and gained Satisfactory Match, I lli* bought a load Be'fast. post office for their affection and regard. his fel- Pensions have been granted as follows: the week ending Sept. Among 1 low scholars he was a general favorite. r mli he dressed and John E. 2ti, 1S9G: Ladies—Miss Additional, Greeley, Wintbrop Elnora Maxey, Miss with rank at the Blanche Graduating high high Will be found the NEW GOODS Centre; increase, Ralph Penney, Centre Moody, Mrs. Grace Gen- school iast June and one of among Young. gaining the it is .simply a clear, pure, honest tlemen—Mr. Leslie Brown he had ~ r W. G. Butman M"iitville. E. Cornish, Mr. Charles medals, successfully passed for and household at the examination of Bowdoin college, and soap laundry just opened day night to take the Moody, Adoniram Moody. made the most The annual meeting of the Clough Vete- was just about to enter upon bis use, by approved 1 collegiate .'to Bock land. H. State Constable course was attacked and being the best, it L. ran Charitable Association will be held at Meats made^t search and when he with the ill- processes, ness sale in the as a from seizure at Bickuell & which terminated fatally. has the largest world. passenger Association hall, Unity, Oct. (>, at 10 a. m. Cottrell’s saloon on In the wise of in a con- Church providence Almighty God It is made twin bar for A notice was sent us for iast street A. When he a P. publication Tuesday. he arrived has been called to higher service in a venience sake. he found the doors free from all the trials MANSFIELD’S, Corps will be iu- week giving Oct. 13th as the date of the closed against him, but heavenly school, and This shows forced an entrance and temptations of this earthly life, to be hence- u g. Oct. I’d, by Mrs. meeting. The later notice is from J. P. seized 1 keg full of The Twin Bar '^Masonic Temple, 1 forth under the blessed guidance of his > beer, keg partly full of iry of the Woman's Libby, Sec’y pro tern. beer, :« bottles of heavenly Father, and to be admitted to that a bottle ■'lame. A full lager, of rum aud a bottle divine wisdom and peace which no soul on attend- It has been that a for the of suggested paper Tile earth can know’ or understand. whisky. proprietors were in of all who favor the arraigned The writer was one whom this dear signatures exemption tile Police Court iu by boy the afternoon. from uncil at their from taxation of a first-class hotel to he They was known and beloved bis early child- rneet- waived examination aud gave bail for hood and desires to join with the many * d the land to built on the Inn lot he circulated at ap- Use will reveal agent Crosby pearance at the October friends of Dr. and Mrs. Pendleton in ex- The term of S. Puritan J. Court. Oil Heaters Slone of North the on election The former stock- heartfelt with The Twin Benefits : Haven, polls day. The liquors were pressing sympathy them in libeled, and the hearing is their o holders that if irreparable loss. [0. Morton Sills in Less labor the entrance to Fox say proper encouragement is to be held Oct. 9th. Are just the for" ^ the Portland Press. Lever Bros., Ltd., Greater comfort thing r* for >50. given they will rebuild the Inn next season. Hudson & Harrison A Belfast The Sts., New York, Book on Whist. Emery many Belfast friends would also ex- Greer tried two eases Serious Shooting Affair. Sunday Boardman, Esq., of this city has tend condolence to the stricken parents, with k son written, iu the absence of morning Percy Robbins, aged 15, of and a lull Fall or Charles Scribner’s Sou’s of New York realization of the weight of their afflic- os Samuel L. was shot in the head Spring nd cuts were Robbins, by pi' seu- have published, a book entitled tion. Secret Societies. 'Sts. One his cousin Arthur Robbins, a boy of about “Winning appealed Whist. A harmonious system of The funeral took place at 2 p. m. Sept, 25, * * * the same The two were in a long-suit d, by last two nf the milch rows which In* recent- a man of exemplary habits, upright oyster to the .. J» It js said that ami honorable in all his supper according agreement. ?? 5 *1 ly sold to Boston parties.... A. few dish; s The Iniiton Sar.-uparilla (*•<. is putting its dealings, and was i.:ir.» r.r lee tnousancls members were dur- i' in- t t; v were at-er held mi the Twenty-three accepted gn belonging to those who contributed food for Imperial Almond Cream and Coraiine on the highest esteem by all who knew I the term. U3.J ora ask your dealer V ; as T '. i'SSCi'S bun He was irg Were the B. 11. S. supper are at Mr. i., L. Bob- market, in new and more attnicm.- forms. town clerk of Northport fifteen "■11 M ;. Laure to. dv The funeral was held at his late (Laud Secretary Joshua Davis of Portland OG-.a ;-L';.: i. ji,; Ci OGS HOt bin's, when the owm rs can o t!i for them... Tin se preparations are not only years. | winning 1 ■y A iarge amount home and was attend- lias issued circulars announcing that the an- B'uled eiams were again served at the Me- their way rapidly ;nto public favor, but s,m1 ,:angfS tree silver means plenty of money without business. day. 1 le Nati |! Graniti C I VYalt-on of aiding. After working for it-S. A. Parke; ha* bought New Belfast, secretary of the Rebekah York, which has works at L-adbetter’s State of will ".g !'-'•> ajourned to hi 1.is partner's interest; in the laundry of Samuel F. Shaw died at the home of his Assembly Maine, notify Re- Island and Green has leased file bekah ^ ]]■ admaster II. Parker X: Stevens, and continues the busi- Island, brotl.'w, Peltiah Sha w, Sept, l'.'tli, at the age lodges that the next annua! meeting and of the Fox Island Granite "i ,;r ol the will be held at Portland on was pi-rSi-nt for ness at the old stand.... Ginn X Field have quarries plant avs »•'*! :• iuotiths. He was a son of assembly and will them. l!'th. The ■iid tin* at their store a mail)mouth Company, operate The quar- Job and J>oroih> Shaw, and was a native1 of Monday evening, Oct. usual one- IAL Selectmen squash raised by is a line and has fart; over w ry very one, been well this where lie lived rates all railroads have beeu ob- L A. nissioners came to Clarence F. Wyman, one of their clerks. It city, until about 30 years KfliOWLrON, President. FRANK R. WIGCIN, Cashiir. opened up. It has .ce.n in operation about when he moved to tained for these annual n -ruing passenger weighs (50 pound* and is branded McKinley, ago, Troy. He married gatherings; four years. Mr. Thomas J. Lyons, president, Julia Estes of and three n **nts wen; up at lS'.Mb. E. S. Carter lias bought the Mayo Troy, children, who A Rebekah lodge was instituted at Cam- of 1 lie Ft x Island Company, under whose di- d or. mght. them to shop in. Carter’s yard of Sewall Patterson, survive him, live in Lynn, Mass. He leaves den last Thursday night, with 0-1 charter rection the work has been done, will remain d 120 train. who has been living there. one brother and two sisters. The funeral was members. The name of the lodge is Megun- Solicited in Deposits charge. liehl Rev. C. H. Sept. 22\1, Weils officiating. tieook and the officers are as follows: N. IMIIVIIUAL Pel). 2S, I MU. July 24, l«i!)l. Her. im),. Mureli To« mueli credit oan- New AdvEnrisEMKXTs. We A. 1VI5 omitted to Tiie Moral included the DEPOSITS: 83(1,353.1111 The workshop of John A. corner offerings following: G., Carrie Aldus : V. G., Frances Stahl; Sec., $50,1 $0.21) $70,48:1.50 svl,. wkiiig Baud ot Free- call attention lust week to the Briggs, announce- A of China asters from his .’1 of Cedar and Elm streets, is well worth a bouquet daugh- Laura Wadsworth: Treas., Frances Fish; .I:"y II, 1S05. Dee. 13, 1SP5. maid, Pres., Miss ment of A. A. Howes X Co. that they have visit from those in ters, Mrs. Hattie A. Welch and Mrs. Mabel Lena JULY 1898. s who have so li- interested wood-working Warden, Lucy Wrheeler; Con., Aldus; 14, go received, direct from China, two tons more or the manufacture of musical instruments. L Furbush; a bouquet of pinks from Miss O. 5 On. in the DEPOSITS in the INTEREST DEPARTMENT anything grocery line_M. L. Mitch- a from imyniile mi demand, draw walde lanii- chines of his own for various Knight; bouquet Mrs. George Lewis; The Miriam staff of tins ex- 1st and 1 is is of designing the i degree city ilry duly 1st. lupnsics durum lin; lies: three dues of draiv .nt.-re-t its 11„. tirO composed young 115 has the of ell, High street, Puritan oil from Miss Lulu that month. This oilers •/»"-/.• 1 processes of his w ork. He has made bouquets Cammett, Miss emplified the work. At the conclusion of department i,.,„ s.tvn. 1? u- iu-.-.s- 14 of nearly much as a /mi.-'. i,-t '■nly and is //<<* n/,\ and ail dc.» »>it ,. years age, heaters, just the thing for use now or in Lulu Mrs. Sam every deposit in .»nr it.ink tr-« -//.•• •'10 of which Ik* now has less than a Small, Heath and Mrs. Tib- the work all to G. A. R. hall amount of our Stock. ns have been fifty violins, adjourned Capital received winter where a stove cannot used.. .. he New 1 betts a This Bank.beim; rhe latest established Bank in .• > dozen on hand. He. also lias a few in various ; bouquet from Mrs. Frost and Mrs. where a bountifui was served. Waldo l.'t.irr, our van!' ha- c; ni.r .ce- 'Us .> supper ments in ■ tins the most Fire and ii:i r l’r.>.»!' work. :ln ... re- novelties in dress goods and trimmings at Alma of dahlias from rehy o!F-;rim: «,,»r stages of construction. His instruments Ryder; bouquet Miss bank in this con ii.v. s in short a time. •• A. P. Mansfield’s, Masonic Temple. Prices Jennie Otis. We still have a $5.DO SAKE DEPOSIT 80XKS. VU ..1- ■■ have all proved of good one and some have The Doctor’s Call for a Consultation. •from Mrs. A lories, so they m tv be taken to and from the Rank it .i A on these and other new desired. I satisfactory goods. sold at high He has one on hand for !mtier from Mvs. .1. prices. Poor X Son have a new headache Capt. Theodore M. Bunker died 23d As one of the medical who has cure, which he has been offered £110. Sept. pr d'ession, ■ommittee in at his on j\. ivt XT in 3L, eliarge the discovery of a Scotch physician. LL is home Orange street, Rockland. a office not a thousand miles from the ADAMS, who '-are to furnish harmless ai d certain and costs 15 Capt. Bunker had been confined to the was an only The New Shoe thriving village Brooks, enjoying -■s. Factory, eti cents... .Hatch Bros.’, Head of Tide, Bel- house f<.r a few mouths only. A short time afternoon smoke in ins dice uni meditating Jeweler* to the he wt nt to a in Tin ro wi '1 be three fast, have new .”»() gallon spruce barrels for ego hospital Boston, where .!iis>u the .as! election in Maine, lie was stir- People. Mr. of the firm of A Eegro, Eegro Spald- the sad fact was W st Waldo Ag- cider, and also new pork barrels. Barrels learned that his was a hope- ! pvLed by the, durance of a youth of some 11 ing, was in Belfast last Thursday and gave less ease and that his hitherto ■ happy fumii;. g pork it Liberty, are in demand this year.... For flower pots | summers, who anie in like a cyclone. Tii.- NSW ■:€-*-*; NEW insti notions as to the would have him a few STORE, GOODS. changes necessary to- only short weeks at fciiow was in iass, purse "loo; go to Carle X Jones, 21 Ma n street. They young tears, and his .*\. ama- put The Dana Sarsaparif a in con- best. In that time he received the o budding tenderest t 11 was: want -lass, purse .MiO. have the largest assortment and sell at the “Doctor, they you t>- go dition for use as a shot of care and factory. Monday passed away surrounded by the over to the h mse as as n li vo to harness, lowest prices... We can on ly call attention j just quick: possible.’’ morning James T. Pottle began work with a sorrowing relatives. Bunker had been this week to the advt. of ]>r. .The Capt. The doctor caught up his case of in- throe or more to Lansing. a man much all his life. j surgical crew of carpenters. One is to be sea-faring pretty He Belfast School a card of partition strum outs and, went out ou the rent., and 5 per High pubhsh thanks, was a skilled pilot and master mariner. Not I run, tliiuk- Direct from tiie Manufacturers Lowed Prices. taken down on second the floor, and one he was ■ w:l! put ago in command of the steamer that some one must a Eleven Years mu nation, the ...G.O. Hatch, Belfast, supply pure long j ing have beeu seriously Repairing Specialty. Experience in on the third. The tl ini story is to be Lucy I\ Miller of the New Y uk and East- i: 'Mi winners Jersey milk. Oim cow's mi k for babies a injured. MRu-n he arrived at the house, lie, only. port route, b:.t his last aeti\c work was as stud-plastered. Frank E. Wiley is over- entries. The above specialty. commander of R. II. White’s steam -ht. found the daughter, a miss of about is, in 75 MAIN STREET, MAINE, the boilers ya BELFAST, hauling; engine, and shafting. He bore the universal of all with tears. Th doctor i. iws :—.50, 25, 1.5 Shipplnu Items. Sob. Bavinia M. Snow- respect glanced around the room, Store formerly occupied l»y \\ ( Marshall. Mr. West of the* Dana Co will whom he came in contact ami his death will be Sarsaparilla bur w'v a out of the common and was paid pro rata. arrived •Jill; with coal from Baltimore ti... ithing Sept. be here in a few to look after the bot- cause genuine regret all alr*w days at-a ioss to know what the trouble was. The glit exacted. If for Swan X Sibley Co. She lost some of her Capt. Bunker is survived l y a wife, two tles, to boxes, cartons, etc.., belong.ng that and one son. ! mother sat with a sober :mr day. National sails on the and called at Tenant’s daughters [Rockland Tribune. very face, looking passage now stored in the company, building. j as though something terrible had Harbor and bent new happened, FLOWER POTS! foresail, spanker, fly- A company has been organized to manage At last- to the mizzen The the.mother spoke young lady, i.s. A of the ing jib ami topsail. Snow i» Papers and Periodicals. j -Meeting Tiie property, unm-r the name ot the Belfast “Now, and tell him one <>(' the best built and vessels of I saying: speak right up ■'' tellers >f Belfast was equipped Industrial and Ileal Estate Co. President, The Boston Herald's semi-centennial what you want.” The daughter, with a few Assortment! p-Miiept's her class ever at this port ami is a hand- edi- | Largest office last Sat- A. C. C. W. Sibley; Clerk, Wescott; Direc- mmuac owua urn-IIWHU—■ V> t- some craft as well. She was built at Rock- tion issued last Sunday was a big success. v C. a fill! attendance, tors. A. \V. C. Sibley, Geo Burkett, II. F. But this is wan:—to—know how--much chloroform it land in IS!);; by T. L. Snow & Co., and is invariably true of their regular k Mtlined a which Dun Jesse E. Wilson. F. G. . plan ton, White, J. H. edition. If will take to—kill—a—rat." Tile doctor re- Lowest Prices! tons net....The of corn at Sunday anything it is too much fu s of serni- cargo shipped Howes. The is at holding company capitalized $10,- of a “about the same that it will take to Portland in soli. and dam- good thing, but iu quality it ranks plied f'r promotion. it Charity recently, each. As first the By 00; shares, $10 proposed above of kill a-fool.” As the doctor left the house the vessel was for many its competitors. e than aged by springing aleak, three local banks were readily others, to bu.v the Dana he was heard to mutter to himself, “about ^-CARLE Sc the Belfast Co. The corn was thrown It is to note that JONES,^ k accident or Livery interesting Senator ness, other building jointly and issue bonds for the as bad as the Maine election.” on the underwriters’ hands. Another of :,e | cargo Stewart Nevada, the silver mine mil- absent for a cousid- amount, and our citizens were asked to sub- H121 Main Belfast, Maine> bushels was the sell. L. who is so Street, ■ of 2,500 shipped by lionaire, anxious for the welfare of bliged to wait a year scribe enough yearly to meet the interest on It is said that the sultan declares that D. Remmiek and arrived here last Thurs- the laboring man, publishes the free silver proper grade, as under these bonds. The present plan is to have not a single Christian in Turkey shall he .While bound up to Revere organ at Alexandria, across the river day.. recently, the the above com- just e'-im-nr.The regular property managed by to live if any hostile the three-masted sell. struck from permitted warships Maine Central R, R. George Gurney and for $10 a Washington, because there is no labor "lnmittee was held pany, every paid in share of attempt, to force their the the side of the her union and have to way through p ut s di.-e in Memorial drawbridge, damaging stock will be issued. The committee of there, printers work for Dardanelles. The ruler who is to ... OF THAT... TIM E-TABLE. bow on the port side. She was one-half the union willing j with nine mem- planking tin board of trade which solicited contri- price. evening, On iind after Oct. t, IMitf, ti. ; to McKie’s | carry on war by wholesale massacre is a ■a-' taken shipyards Boston, Sept. butions to the rental will now ask Mr. A. who lias voted to change the the sub- Henry Wing, been acting Burnham and Watervnie with i; to: the were removed and I monstrous in this 19th to 24th, where planks sen hers to to for sometime as the anomaly century. Barnes' Frye’s, in the change subscriptions to stock. Boston Herald corre- and from Baudot, YVaterv die. r r: .. Bos- new ones inserted... .The sell. D. If. Rivers, The fact that the sultan is ■ar and the suburban In the former case subscribers received no spondent from Lewiston and Auburn, lias | very capable ton v, iii run U" t. Hows is lumber at ■ C. A. Coleord, been of such a as an un- Flt'lM 1SKLF V p to change the arith- Capt. loading return save lr promoting the general assigned to tlie Grand Trunk line, and making threat this is 38c. Tea 38c. Portland for South America... The five- .1 V i- * in the sub- by building up a new business Central Maine as far east as Augusta for answerable reason why he should be de- M M Walsh’s, prosperity Just froir, China. 2" Ames down the received, direct Belfast, del art. 7 2. ;•$ 4«» ear and masted sell. Gov. passed now will own that Mr. is a | .• #1 the city here; they eventually the paper. Wing Capable and ex- ! throned. [Boston Globe. Citvpoint. ... 7 2' "• !*• from for News. Our customers it is as pood as 7 2 14 1*1 c bay Friday, Bangor Newport. Mr. of the firm of perienced man and say Waldo. 4 1" eommittce on teacli- building. Spalding Legro newspaper his exteusive = i Brooks .. 7 48 I o 4 45 _The bark Thus. J. Stewart sailed from in 50 cents for elsewhere. t ike some action to Sr. Spalding was in the city yesterday in acquaintance the section which he. will tney pay Knox 8 "2 12 '2 lO New York 15th with a cargo of coal will Thorndike * 1" 2 12 r> 3S schools which are Sept. consultation with the company, and other cover, enable him U> give the Herald a the Farmers of Waldo Co: I'tiitx. > 2' » 2 22 «•■(«) for Boston and has not since been beard service. 1 be are to be held tu-da," and superior |To ... 8 12. 12 *',25 probably given meetings Friday. A. A. HOWES & CO. Bun.dam, .arrive 2 The time in near at hand when new from. She may have, been blown off the ! the Bangor. .114" -t dd of will be for and it coast, but it is feared that she was caught in rap hay ready market, Ik W.2.ovule .. 2 1 3 12 7 05 tail irrangement of is esse.nti the storm and lest. She was commanded illy necessary that the same should C ->i AM •' k kind Steamboat he FOR SALE. Portland. 12 2d 7■ ;p-i.Tilisou’s wharf, No kitchen is cleaner than !• M in foundered kept the premises devoted to the by these presses is sought for and acknowl- 1 built at Stockton 1870, recently | — -v. m and r. Portia- d. II" 120 m., land- all HATCH Head of l ine. is told in of edged by dealers to bring higher prices BROS, A '1 A -M 1 on the Grand Banks. The story manufacture NONE SUCH Mtaee Msat. No house- Isie » at b both | trip ways. than the same of other Belfast, Sept. 2'.», 181)0.-1 w40 Watm vilh i2'n 7"" Ui our marine column....N. S. Lord is making quality hay put up by ■ we soon take the wife can he more fastidious in the matter of food place preparing presses. From twelve to thirteen tons of I sails for sells. Geo. B. Austin 1). J A M A M T •' a*- and Bar Har- Ferguson, are Bangor than we in the selection and ...... 7 10 8 7.41 f» "7* I). H. preparation of the materials of ij Dedrick pressed hay can be loaded in a Burnham, di-part.. 1 and Mary A. Hall, and Libby d 27* iif has been laid up.... Knight Frfity. 7 7." '"I" Morse... which it is made. The of the currants one common box car at a saving in freight of ef> Thorndike. 8 I" .*2" 8S ^p-amboat Co. is to is making some for the Winslow cleaning (for thing) •} have | '8 2d "27 •' 44 per cent, to the shippers and 20 per cent, Knox. Sell. Leona arrived from Portland Sunday is more done means of 8 7." " 42 7. do new twin-screw steamer thoroughly by perfected appliances, We wish to inform the|lruiies of Belfast that, we Brooks more can be in a time i" 02 "72 i0 OS 1 A. bay pressed given Waldo and with corn for L. Kuowltou. will do at reasonable rates and passengers between morning than it would be possible, to do it hand. £ dressmaking give :" 1 d m; s of | by than with the old style presses. ('irypoint. ng the winter. She is Bark Nellie Smith, Capt. J. O. Hayes good satisfaction. We use Livingstone’s Famous Belfast, arrive. B 25 1"1" 6 25 Us These presses are introduced and for St cleanliness, purity, wholesomeness and deliciousness being a vn March 1st anti will Belfast, is at Ship Island loading ) 0 Frencli System and make children’s work Flair station. within the reach of the farmers at T. reasons for placed Im3i)* t iekets Bn Boston are now s. 7 I at 35.00 b' M: la lo 17 miles an hour. John, P. R.Sell. Charlotte Sibley, good using NONE SUCH Mince Meat. specialty. Limited considerable owners and we all on Braneh. here about | expense by the from Belfast and stations a G. arrived makes but one trip a Capt. Thos. Bartlett, The best reason is its of MISSES BEVERAGE A UPTON, tirkets to ..II West and Ndu.h- saving time, cf hard work, ask the farmers of Belfast and vicinity to Through points 4 r. m. made the passage (are off wtsi via all routes. tot sale In F. 17 Cmn’-i n', Pi-st, Islesboro and Sunday, having Castine, A ten cent Johnson’s Block, High St. PAYSON H'fKKR. time. ) money package affords you two with- co-operate with us in this matter and make A-enr, Belfast. t'^ nre four round from New York in 48 hours, sailing large pies, Yice Pies, am (len'l .Maiinner. making ^ the staudard of Waldo in to ■ county hay 1 -’*'<• at 8 a. m. and out trouble you the l. c rust. equal F. B Bi ni BY den'1 Pass, and Ticket Auei the new time tables. .. She passed Monhegan Sunday, [ beyond nvrkirg of Makes % preparation to that of any section of the Portland. Sept. 28, 18"0. *’•11 gor was had a south- getting from her Owl’s Head at noon and strong f as fruit cake and fruit ; it just good piitkaug do:.- mince 1 country from which is E. H. M. D. 'i She hay shipped. DURGIN, Saturday afternoon, a from that point up the hay. erly Sold everywhere. Be sure and the The Dedrick will he ■anchored in her for as [ pie. gat genuine. | presses managed by directly brought no cargo and comes repairs, faile«l Send name and address, and Freeman Ellis & South Her- Sundry warn.ngs Miantonomah ar- k your mpnlioi this paper, amt tv-e »ill m il vou freeabook- Sons, Brooks; last week... .Sell. — bat reported I “Mrs. byonvot tlif most *« of Glasses and Diseases o* Capt. Ingraham Popkius’Thartksgivi&g laic mmoronsbutliorso? tbedsty. bert Hamlin, South Brooks, and Charles Pitting for corn for Sale. a Restaurant after rived from Portland with ig-boat, which, Sunday Barnes of to '> " iste made the in p MERRELL-SOULE CO.. SYRi>c? ;”r iv v Waldo. Communications any of steam, respond- L. T. Shales & Co. She passage the ard Ear a On account of ill health 1 otter for sale my on! removed was launched Mon- of the above will receive at- Eye Specialty. the schooner 11 hours_Sell. Scotia parties prompt on Main street, the to restaurant opposite k 1 h«-u the boat from Marine railway and towed Office hours until 1) a. m. big pro- day the tention. run of cash ens- " for New York. Post Oflh e. Has a Jrood late.. The boat did not Bangor Tuesday to load ice From 12.30 to 3 p. m. 'op m con- F. G. WHITE, at a to the _Sell. Fannie & E litli is being put mers Will he sold Bargain. '* hi,e.ving storm, > p m. yesterday, weatli- dition for her winter business by slight gen- L. T. SHALES & CO. SEARS PORT, MAINE. II. L. IH ClvLIN. eral repairs. ! Belfast, Sept. 24,-899.—9w3l> 13tf Belfast, Sept. 10, 18iH>.—lw40* --—LIGIOUS THOUGHT. in these, ami, addition, personal com- world. We need its trials. We need just munion with God. HER HAPPY DAY. Literary News and Notes. [Rev. W. D. Williams, wliat we are getting. [Rev. Dr. Darling, I^Cpline ()j sermons by Kniinent (leryjmen Congregationalism San Francisco. Sioux City, lo. Congregationalist, Antliony romance of Ali lienoinlnadons. A Hope’s spirited Charming Story of Medicine “Phroso” will be concluded in the Oc- HEIA Punishment. We must be to A>v01 M ^ willing The Wobking Chubch. Every church As preachers we want-to suffer all and tober McClure’s. Several excellent short the penalties God sends us that exists to have a reason for its Marriage. nieit about the to win upon ought stories are way souls. when we do promised for the same number. wrong because we deserve a in its a distinctive vrpi.i'1 want more and less tlie- being, purpose work, manology them. is not the Forgiveness remission something which it can do for men better Two Open Letters From a Girl The eventful of the -r- gy. [Rev. Sam Jones, As- Chicago history Comstock Evangelist, of deserved punishment. should it than other It Park, New Why any organization. ought —How Came to Her. Lode and the Sutro Tunnel will be told in 0,.{- [ iry Jersey, be'.’ If tlie he Happiness punishment strictly just— not to ignore its individual life, but to de- a illustrated article on Nevada Silver and it fully seiT must be, because it is from God— make the most of not the tens of thousands of which The Six met of Happiness. Invest velop, cultivate, it, Amoi^g* Charles Howard Shinn is to con- 1 should it not he inflicted? life in why [Rev. H. in rivalry with other churches, but to the Women who to Mrs. Pinkhamfor tribute to Science your other people, take society to L. apply Appletons’ Popular Veazey, Universalist, Atlanta. end that it and out for October. your heart, throw away sellishness and may supplement help advice and are cured, are many who Monthly the work of other churches and do its you will be better and for the wish the facts in The THAT happier Chukcii Pkoghess. The of in in Metric System will be THl trouble. 13. E. progress part bringing the kingdom of Christ. vigorously [Rev. Mills, Evangelist, their cases made defended the recent Christianity is helped or hindered accord- [Rev. E. M. against attack of Her- Lancaster, Ohio. Chapman, Cougregationalist, ^ bert in the ing to t lie nature of the government under Worcester, Mass. public, but do not Spencer opening article of which it exists. It was a long time before to Appletons’ Popular Science Monthly for |FAC-SIM1LE Pekseyekance. Perseverance is as- give permission we Prof. T. C. made much religious progress in Mex- Rest. The of the world is for rest. their October, by Mendenhall, for- surance. No one can to heaven a cry publish get by ico. because of the lack of mer Superintendent of the United States few chiefly protec- Go down deep in the heart of every one, names for reasons AVege table for As frantic efforts and then no more en- tion the Coast Preparation SIGN' by government. It has made but and will find that is a Survey. — you there the Food deavors. Sticking to it holding on— longing ts obvious as in similating and Reg ula~ little progress in Turkey, Bulgaria and for rest. This is theatres and The makes one certain. [Rev. W. Ii. Moore, why places the Penny Magazine, published by the ting the Stomachs andBowels of Armenia tortile same reason. Christiani- of amusement are crowded The following, Presbyterian, Pa. nightly. j and no Penny Magazine Co., Philadelphia, gives Doylestown, ty does not ask the direct and active co- desire for name is rest is the secret of the dance j each month half a dozen or more bright operation of civil but it ever government, does halls, the on and all published and readable stories. The October num- _, Fjm itfll Lives. A fruitless life iu ask driving Sunday tiiav the laws of the nation under forms of It is for this rest that without the Hod’s is a pleasure. ber, just received, is interest- vineyard worthless existence. which it exists shall be particularly such as not to men their wealth. Millions do writer's au- cents a Hod’s of us all is multiply ing. Fifty year, live cents a num- expectation fruit. 11c binder its most efficient Promotes I exercise, and not rest or satisfaction. a ber. Digestion.Checrfu '■cd.yy comes seeking it. Shali he lincl bring Many ^0 thority; this nothing when the peace and of the na- millionaire would ness and Rest,Contains neither but leaves'/ T. U. prosperity gladly give $1,000,000 is a bond of [Rev. Easton, Presby- tion are A feature of the November secured the prosperity of the if he could rest as he does his stocks number Opium,Morphine nor Mineral. terian. Washington. buy faith which of is church is also assured. [Rev. E. M. and shares. [Rev. D. L. Moody, Harper’s Magazine the first of a series Not Narcotic. Evange- Mrs. Pink ham of on Wood, Methodist, Alleghany. Mass. | papers “White Man’s Africa,” by L*»ve. No man the of a list, Nortlifield, acting part has never Poultney Bigelow, who recently made a man iivetli to himself. Thou shalt love is ! Manhood. The ourn to South Africa to collect the ma- noblest work of God Register of Deep Water Vessels. broken. ey ! of Old DrSAMI EL PITCHER the law of our Man was made ; Reape very being. is manhood, and Christ’s life and death jerial for these articles. The first iu- to love and to be loved. John Pea- Chicago, Jan. Pumpkin Seed [Rev. were to teacli us that sin was a disease to 7| ttajment gives a new version of the SHIPS. 5th, ’95. story HIx.Senna cock, Presbyterian, Philadelphia. be of Jameson’s and all will be ] cured that men might once more be- dear Mrs. raid, illus- Hri.dk Softs / Abner J P My come in accord with nature and her God Coburn, Butmuu, arrived at L Pinkham:— strated. druse Seed I Livin'*, am* Hying. 1 don’t believe —that the Yokahauia July 14 from Nt w York, Jippirnunf j \ is, ideal church must teacli 4 A friend of Hi Carbonate that the Lord made us with the intention A G Ropes. David Rivers, arrived at San The October Forum will contain fou r | Soda I 5 that a man has God for a father, and that y mine, Mrs. flora? Seed 1 that we Francisco July 21 from New York. articles on the silver should go about about r want* question, including Clarified croaking that father loves be lie saint or sin- A J T -, Sugar j him, Fuller, P Colcord, arrived at Hali- one from ex-President Harrison. fcn Flavor: dying. We want to live, but we don’t me to write General h'uiA/y/ J \ ner. [Rev. C. li. Fenn, Congregationa- fax, N S, Sept 4 from Iloilo. want to die. J. A. Metho- because Harrison’s paper is an extremely valuable ,_Rev. Miller, lism Kansas City. Belle of Bath, C Curtis, arrived at you, dist. Hong she contribution to the discussion, it is A Re for Pittsburg. Kong Sept from Singapore. says: "you prob- perfect Aicdy Constipa- B F sailed from Mon- did her so much good." \ ably the plainest, clearest, most power- tion, Sour A Goti or Teaks. Jesus Christ on Centennial, Colcord, Stomach,Diarrhoea, I am Am nine- ! ful and Faith. Faith is man's first instinct. tevideo May 2P, from New York for Sail desperate. most convincing argument against Worms earth shed tears. No other with teen years of and .Convulsions .Fcverisln He is born blind and his and religions, Francisco. age, tall, the free coinage of silver at the ratio of gropes way, aii their boasted or a pomp philosophical Daniel O C weighed 138 pounds year ago. I am now ness and Loss OF SLEEP. the philosopher, with larger vision Barnes, Arpe, cleared from lij to 1 that has yet appeared. haidly distinctions, have dared to present to the New York June. 27 for Zanzibar. a mere skeleton. From your little book 1 than the walks iaith and not | child, by think trouble is by world a God that weeps. What a comfort, El Capitau, A L Carver, at Shanghae Aug my profuse menstruation. An account of the historic Lincoln and Tac Simile Signature of sight. [Rev, Dr. are * * * * etc. Gunnison, Uuiversalist, when troubles come thick and fast, to 12 for Nagasaki, Hong Kong and Baltimore. My symptoms Douglas debates will appear in the (ietober Mass. F Our doctor uncle) tells father that I am Worcester, know that we have not alone a God of Emily Whitney, A S Pendleton, sailed (my McClure’s, based on material and remi- I Sfi.'ri.fFdri. from New York June 20 for In consumption, and wants to take mo to might and power, but a God of tears! Shanghae. niscences gathered by Miss Tarbell at NEW YORK. Bolhnfss. An Gov from Florida Please me! Tell me what ro [ element in character J. K. Robie, Nichols, sailed Hong help do, [Rev. Mason, Louis- and am Ottawa, Freeport, Jonesboro, Charleston, that a man Episcopalian, Kong June 21 for New York. tell me quickly. I engaged to be mar- gives confidence wins success. ville. and Great ried in Shall I live to see tht Galesburg, Quincy, Alton, Illinois, we is Admiral, Rowell, at Hobart Town, September. Boldness, claim, that element—not » VDL, Aug P for Marseilles. day • • * • LUCY E. W. the scenes of the debates, from persons a but a cou- self-arrogant, political style, who heard them and were Honesty. Men of to-day are so bent Henry B Hyde, Phineas Pendleton, sail- intimate with lidtmce born of a of fitness. Chicago, June 16th, ’95. knowledge on the acquisition of that are ed from New York June 27 for San Francisco, j the disputants. The article will be fully W. B. gain they My dea,* Mrs. Pinkham:-— [Rev. Leach, Episcopalian, Chicago. blind to what is known as Josephus, P R Gilkey,sailed from Shanghae illustrated. business honor. This is a I am well and EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER 24 for via happy day. gaining The country has suffered July New York Hong Kong. The Home. One of the of tremendously, L J N Pendleton, sailed weight daily, but shall continue the treatment That long established and "j Of safeguards and we Mary Cushing, sterling mag- V ___ are beginning to see the fruits of and Vegetable during the men is a love for the home. When from New York Sept 17 for Sydney, N S W. Compound summer, azine, The in its young it. What we want is Living Age, presents honest head work, E D P sailed from New aa you suggest. Uncle knows nothing about a young man comes to form a dislike for May Flint, Nichols, weekly numbers the best fiction, the honest hand work, honest machine York July 21 for Sail Francisco. what you have done for me, because it would the home, to make it a of retreat work, ablest essays, Lite most interesting bits of place honest labor and honest R. A N arrived at make things very unpleasant in the family. I capital. [Rev, Puritan, Blanchard, Hiogo adventure and in a simply to eat and he would like to a testimonial to biography, travel, long enough sleep, W. Sharp, Thomaston. Aug 7 from Philadelphia. give you publish, is Presbyterian, * * * • the most readable and standing on dangerous ground. [Rev. Conn. Reaper, O C Young, sailed from New York but father would not allow it. I word, profitable PROBATE NOTICES. Ar a Probate Court held at ra- contributions to the of P J. R. lew ell, Presbyterian, Saginaw. July 2 for shall be married in September, and as we go foreign periodical liter- County Waldo, on Anjer; spoken July 23, lat23N, A I» 1 HtMb Mich. Ion 37 W. to Boston, will call upon you. How can I ature. Information “New September, regarding At a Probate Court held at within and for Obscchity. It is a great to * • * * Belfast, 4 I.TON 1.. BLA N(‘H A111 > thing live, R R Thomas, C G Nichols, sailed from New prove my gratitude? Features” about to be with the County of Waldo on the second and suffer with introduced, Tuesday of A 1.. BLANCHARD, Jar, love, hope ordinary York June 22 for LUCY E. W. otters to new A.I). 189(5. Human Phoghess. The lies Hong Kong. special subscribers, may be September, ty of Waldo, deceased, ha>u decalogue people. He is a wiser man who can learn H T at tlie basis of the Sachem, Lancaster, at Hong Kong obtained by application to the T W. CARVER, Guardian of EDGAR W. CAR- tion praying that administrar permanent prosperity a lesson Just such cases as the above leak out publishers. from the daisy at his feet than he Aug 5 from Samarang. VER of Lincolnville, in said Countv of Wal- said deceased may be o i'l all nations. The nations that have The Living Age Co., Boston. gram, who wanders from it to the stars above his S D Carleton, Amsbury, sailed from Shang- in women’s circles, and that is why the do, having presented a petition for license to sell Ordered, That the sai.l j>. i. learned the truth from Moses certain real estate of said which is all interested b\ < -a and his head. God takes notice of the hae previous to Sept 4 for Singapore. No reader of the “Bonnie Brier Bush” ward, fully de- persons obscure. confidence of the women of America if scribed in said order to be v. that there is but one petition. published three legislation God have He is not St Nicholas, C F Carver, cleared from stories can fail to be interested in the nearsighted and can see the bestowed Mrs. Pinkham. Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to the Republican .lonrnal, pi risen to the control of human Philadelphia July 30 for San Francisco. upon all destiny. shining luster in the minute detail ul life. opening article in the October McClure’s. persons interested by causing a copy of this they may appear at a l'r- W. M. State of Maine, II G Curtis, sailed from are not more candid order to be t hree weeks in at Belfast, within ami LRev. Harris, Uuiversalist, Read- Why physicians It is au account of Ian the au- published successively [Rev. J. Q. A. Henry, New 4 for Maclaren, the second Pa, Baptist, Chicago. York Sept Shanghae. with women when from Republican Journal, printed at Belfast, that Tuesday of October ing. suffering such thor of those most an in- Tillie E Star buck. Ebeu Curtis, sailed genial tales, by they may appear at a Probate Court to be held clock before noon, ami sh..-., ailments ? timate at Belfast within and for said on have, the < : sa Eaknkstxess. When men are in ear- from Honolulu July 21 for New York. personal friend, the Rev. I). M. Countv. the why prayer In the of God second Tuesday of October next .at ten of the clock not be granted. kingdom nest, make Our fathers were Win H Macy, at New York for Women want the truth, and if Ross, describing him as a minister and they history* Amsbury, they before noon, and show cause, if thev have, GE<>. K. .!• there are three great San Francisco. in which characters he had any words—independ- not heroes for the dramatic effect upon cannot get it from, their doctor, will pulpit orator, why the prayer of said petitioner should'nol be A true copy. Attest ence, and are the Wm 11 Conner, Frank I Pendleton, at become eminent •‘HAS. P. I 'M liberty liberality. They future generations. were not seek it elsewhere. long before he took up granted. llA/.KI They acting 14 for New York. (IKO. K. highly important nouessentials that will a Shanghae Aug t-iJ_ as well as in his JOHNSON, Judge. j spectacular play. Only the best and iM-ed authorship, literary A true Attest: At a Probate < mir' held at la the meat W J Rotch, Sewali C Lancaster, at Yoko- copy. produce essentials—righteous- the methods and career. A series of the -f « n truest, the heroic deeds, become a part hama 20. for New York. portraits, Chas. p. Ha/.kltink. Acting Register. County Wal-i-. ness. and in the Aug. A. 1». 1 8."b peace joy Holy Ghost, of what we call America. It is pictures of lan Maclaren’s several resi- September. only the BARKS. .iiev. ,j. A. and some At a Probate held lioudtbaler, Presbyterian, best things we have done that constitute dences, original Drumtochty Court, at Belfast, within and certain instrument, j ur> tor > tile County of V a !d< >, >n the second A \\ ill ami testament --t ‘I Chicago. our part. [Rev. Thomas Con- Adam \V Spies, C N Meyers, at Sourabaya views illustrate the paper. Tuesday Chalmers, of September, A. D. LS.m;. SON, late of \\ in Port Mich. Sept 22 from New York via Aujer: to sail inteiport, gregsationalisi, Huron, An on certain instrument., to b.* the last .deceased, b.HV in 1. Hi-' '.•• ai. 1Jksj-. As Christians we are about Oct 8 for important paper “Electricity,” \ purportimr ; Singapore. serolula will ; Waldo, decri- Terested causing a cm die, Cn 11 an Soldi inis. Every man Is a blood disease which number of (.'minty not because we desire t be Buenos Ayres Aug tj from Bridgewater, N S. deep-seated Harper’s Magazine, with up- ed, having been f-n ai.-o that published three weeks snc<:« merely eased when he is called is to presented probate, expected Carrie L arrived at all the mineral mixtures in the world wards of administ rat i*»u with t he w ill liean Journal, at la from ur burdens, but because light Tyler, Lancaster, ! twenty illustrations, including annexed be land d printed especially for t" 1 i. ni ti-. at a Probate < in. against every wrong. Fight temper- Charleston, S C, Sept 20 lrom New York. cannot cure. S.S.S. of the men who Joseph appear wi for the rime to come {guaranteedpurely I portraits have done most wit long when the (irdered. Tlia; not u c la* ven t<> a! 1 m- bin ami f. said <‘mint ance, and social for sab- C P N t sailed from Mon- is a gi ju• r-<-ns political purity, Dixon, Giikey, vegetable ) real blood for in to the uses >« •- soul, like the dove, i. v av and be remedy applying electricty practical tcresred by causing a -opy -d this order to be day i-f 11•b»-r next, at n may ay bate for all the weak. Ar- tevideo Aug 21 for Bio Janeiro. blood no observance, diseases and has equal. of modren in whose devel- published rl.rce \veks ->n■ -«—^: in he ub- noon, and sb- -w eau .; .«t rest. iiev. F. K. iiton, Phil- Edward sailed lrom Boston 5 civilization, eiy Rcj Baptist, menia cries for May, July Mrs. Y. T. of had iican Journal. nlc.i at Bci I as: : ha: t! e v ui.i\ same should mu be pr* \cd your help. Oppressed Buck, Delaney, Ark., opment it has been so great a factor. pri adelphia. for Honolulu. at a Probate to <.Ini 1 womanhood am. childhood cry. The Scrofula for and most The appear Court, be held at Belfast’, _ Evie A T sailed from Bos- twenty-five years paper sketches the of mt A ''lit' -p At tem drunkard the Reed, "Whittier, rapidly history within am! for snid Count>. the second Du-s- cries, gambler the of the time was under the care of the Cm AS. p. 11 v/l MM h 1 J.oo cries, ton 4 for Montevideo. electrical invention, describes some of its day of October next, at ten d the cioek beiore Christianity pronounces the whole creation Aug groans, expecting your sailed from Astoria doctors who could not relieve her. A most recent to noon, and show cause, it any they have, why the ami tiiu t v on Harvard, Colcord, applications every-day ‘p r-• eud>g mail. It assistance. Toward same s lion Id not be or* ■ vcd. ;• ppr< -\ ed am! ii .iw ed these, ye soldier, of 7 for Santa Kosiha. s a i u he and furnishes an lore- ^Al.iioV- k t.ds him not f> his riel nor Sept specialist affairs, interesting t‘; E- >. !•;. JOHNSON. .jud-e. es, for his heart and Herbert W II sailed i>m; nii'i-' \T\bn• gallant strong arm, Black, Blanchard, could cure but cast of inventions in A true Arte-.r in champion her, already sight. copy. ■ >! .1 1-dp.M A 1 < )!.S( for 1 aut\. C’hris- the cause of from New \ ork March 4 for San the weak and oppressed. Jose, Gnat; he filled her with j Chas. P. H \/.t im;. Act in- Register, man b* muse he is divine '_0 Ion oh W. the fall and winter of j ty jnames [Rev. Thomas Keformecl Church, spoken April BS, lat S, arsenic and During ls'iP-PT The n» Heisig, potash his oiigin and desun —because he is Henry A Litchfield, sailed from Bruns- Atlantic will make a careful Jersey City. which almost ruined Monthly study At a Probate Court held at within at ■- Beb'a-r, ’he o «• 1 M-i. s. \V. in- wick, bn, Sept IP lor Perth Amboy. of \\ [Iiev. Sample, j contemporaneous writers of America. the of .il l .. ,.n the ... -d sailed from her constitution. She County Tue-dny ! it j'ta eiit, N. Y. Henry Norwel!, Cushman, 1 In the issues of the September. A D. ! Sim-.. Jamestown, Natiki; and Dkath. Nature is in- forthcoming magazine m lain ■ New York June 2" for Brunswick, Ga. then took |-rintcd said nearly will and / 1A ROLEN W. soiij;. widow : orj;\ different to man. died on the sailed from Honolulu so-called blood appear appreciative thoughtful Napoleon loiani, McClure, every V S( d’LE. ’ate •»l Sea mh < o 1 h p "t; up mstiox. The studies of the best writ- r-sm.i:, t, he'd Bel!', -t. n 11 questions bleak shores of St. Helena. New contemporaneous 1 A nation 20 for York. medicine and drank WaUlo, deee.isi I, .■ I n *1 the Aug having pf-seiPed ,-i-t iirieucy and the tariff are second- n.i ers. These will be both critical ’■ a; mi reeled in agony when the bullet of an Lucy A Nickeis. C M Nichols', sailed In them by the wholesale, papers adiniuistrai ; iie est a e ,d -aid -a ary. and are used to June 2 lor New York. and the aim (Male red, Tin ..aid i-.nm -u .. -,■■■ n chictiy by politicians assassin struck our martyred President. Hong 17) ng but did not reach biographical, being sympa- pent in vi to lrom they ail persons in'ere-C-d b\ -a,-no: a r:iM .it 1.0 Ain. A .! keep gel into idee. Tile qites- But sun Mabel 1 Meyers, Wm Meyers, sailed to the present teu- the shone, the birds sang and the her trouble. Some thetically interpret order to be pmdished three week--nc-e--i\ -P in tb’h that underlies tin social Boston Sept 4 tor Montevideo. deucies in our 1 economic, world moved on as before. But when one literary production. Among the Republic.e, Journal, a' Be'dast. tlm cleared from New York 11 advised her to try printed and ti ue p’- liti'-ai interests ot this nation ( Matanzas, Sept the writers that will be taken in the they may appear at a i'rebate ( urt. to i.e h-id * Christ was crucified on the heav- S.S.S. and she verv up W -';;PP' is alvary for Havana. at Belfast, wititin and 1 or >aid t In- -i 1 tin L Iiev. Dr. Good- numbers are Mr. B. Fuller oei;uty. i s’.Mt. no ; a l v. uni liquor question. ens darkened and thunder and soon early ■ lightning E G at Newcastle lound that she hail real mood Henry ond Tuesday d )<•! -!ier liex l. aT ten d 11 .. win. ban Penob><-ot, Barker, Sept estate n! };. »r.n; | \. \ l' \ Methodist, Francisco. Mr. Harold Mr. Woodrow before noon, and cans rent the skies. [Rev. C. 1). Foss, Metho- P ior Hong Kong. remedy at last. She says: “After tak- Frederic, show ii any rimy !u\-. and Mr. James Lane Allen. the oi -aid titimii -In- In 1 dist. Ocean Grove. New Rebecca Cru\Nell, M G Dow, arrived at one dozen bottles of am Wilson, why prayer pi Jersey. ing S.S.S. I muted. dnt. Di:. il'- \\ .;. The devil Bio Janeiro 21 lrom g delights July Hamburg. well, skin is clear CEO. E .JOHNSON, perfectly my Farewell Address was Judge. •' in us a Inn arrived at Washington’s mil-red. '1 bar n-e tiazing with Hashing but raise Thoi Shalt not Kill. Rose is, Melvin Colcord, A true Attest Taking away and healthy and 1 would not be in dated September IT, and published ropy. a but fictitious Carteret. N J, Sept 21 from Port Tampa. 1T1H5, (It AS P. 11 /• 1:.. N Vet III- a i- opportunity, fascinating life is an Fortune former condition for two in la-liast in -a in irreparable wrong. 1 G from my thousand two later. It a cen- printed dame, and a man Serrano, Waterhouse, sailed days is, therefore, just unless is possessed of lost be won friends alienated may again, June P for Garontoio. dollars. Instead of drying uptliepoison since that immortal was a of discernment and he Sourabaya tury paper given At a Probate Court In Id at Bellas!. wcliman : held ai'M, im-t.'m Pic .‘ei spirit self-control be but life once is in like the and may restored, gone St Suited, cleared iiom New Y'ork my system, potash to the American As its cen- the <>; Waldo. ,.u second her u*- \:, ,i-i -i- a taii» a Lurie, people. County the Tue.-day into snare that none but a fool will fo-reve •. a gone Even few more years of Sept 21 for Port Natal. arsenic, S.S.S. drove the disease out tennial sober and September. A. D. 1 SJii. the said aca ui.: su mid n evei into a second time. N. C. comes, every patriotic get [Iiev. life may be worth a million fortunes to a • 4 hi-iiias A Goddard, W S Griffin, c leared the skin, and I was FRANCIS J. BA I LEV Admiui-: ran o Fetter. through perma- citizen ought to read its solemn words Baptist, Doylestowu, Pa. because this is a of from N S, 2 for Buenos 1 tat- .d ABNER BA I LEV iat. ..| Mom.,.-, man, place discipline | Parrsboro, July nently rid of it.’’ and ask how well the is ( Ha. anew, republic saitI oi eceasen. havu e i!a- and probation, which end with life. For Ayres. County W.imo, ( Willard A C Colcord. sailed obeying its admonitions and heeding its a petitioi. tor license to sc!! at pmdn pn .an "-ophi:a.tion. \Ye are in partnership this reason God lias reserved to Mudgett, himself 1 A Real Blood It is fortunate that it is includ- sale all the real estate of sam deeea-c I as de« with (rod to save to from Buenos A vies Sept tor Algoa Bay, warnings. \V'! !: T:. souls. \Ye co-operate the to take life. K. S. Remedy. ed in said petition, including one pew :i t hi Midi right away [Rev. CG1I S.S.S. never fails to cure ed in the invaluable series of Old Snutli is’.m; hi:i1 aim iM.i- \ sinners to him. The church exists Scrofula, odist < ’huid; at \\ inti-rpi>rt bring I Todd, Methodist, Md. estate *<1 KI.K'iA C. AREY. : Baltimore, SCHOONERS. Eczema, Rheumatism Blood so that for live cents Ordered. That the said it imier give indie. as a means to an end. If we wish to lead Contagious Leaflets, every per- pet iu said i"<-ii nt v — i, a or disorder of the blood. son himself of a all persons interested by can-tug a copy .d :hn Christian wt must with \\ n at rme.nos Poison, any may prossess good copy. linal account : minimistr c lives, co-operate Politics asd Heligiox. This Georgia liUKey, uiiKey, order to be published three we-ks smvr--i\- [ pulpit, Do not a tonic to cure n uui to ue reau Hod and him into our life. There 1<» for New York or Boston. rely upon simple uugm. omy uy every tlie Journal, at India-;, id; bring so as 1 am in will Ayres Aug Republican printed, er- j long it, give politics a a Ordered, That ha mu-'t no Hattie McG H F cleared deep-seated blood disease, but take a it ought to be read and studied they may appeal at a Probate ( be sibrnt Buck, Sprowl, voter; by ,.. partnership. [Iiev. J. in and it is not, weeks stm ly. m t... place itsjdisiussions, a mere from 12 for New York. real blood the Belfast, w ithin and for said County. m; t be .-e-m ,: ■" Bangor Sept remedy. young people in every public school. printed ui i>t* in Hutson, Baptist. Allegheny. dream that the Ten oi October tiexi. at ten ! tlie ;. •• Commandments and Jr, cleared from Our books Tuesday interested, mu i: tend at Henry Clausen, Appleby, __ The feature of the Atlantic for October fore noon and show cause, if w •• the any hey have, ■ golden rule will be recognized some Baltimore 2 for Galveston. free Reid at Hell a- tl f>m "”i> Sept upon appli- the of said pet it ioner slmul mu be-rant- Love. The weapon of the Gos- time in the of the arrived at which will attract the widest attention is praver her next. an.i -how cause it politics country. If a Horace G Morse, Harriman, cation. Swift ed. GEO. E JOHNSON. Judge. L ali-( an innovation. A new is tlit* said a« ■.■•unit -h-• iId ii > pe ommeriug love. The love of man cannot take his into Port’aud 22 from Philadelphia. department A true Attest politics religion, Sept ^Ek ^Ck copy CEO. E .Ii • Christ constrains us to love others. Let John C cleared from Specific Co., the attractive title “Men Chas. P. H i/ki.i im:. the Smith, Kneelaud, opened, Acting Register. '■■■ politics are had. If a man cannot take Ga. having A true Att.-st us endeavor to in the New York 11 for Havana. Atlanta, kJA and to T keep pathway of his ballot into his he had better Sept Letters,” which B. Aldrich, Cii11 Ha, ; m prayers, at New lev* and the ot the Lester A Lewis, Kimball, arrived, James Lane Arlo F. At a Probate Court la-Id at Boi Just. wt lnu a d foi peace, evincing spirit let the ballot go. K. S. Allen, Bates, IIop- [liev. MacArthur, York 24 from on sec.oiui I master until the way of life shall Sept Bangor. kiuson Sarah Orne the County of Waldo, the i"-'!ay merge Baptist, New York. arrived a: New Smith, Jewett, Agnes A. 1>. 189(5. w Lucia Porter, Farrow, September, 1 into the great eternity of God’s love. Kepplier, Henry B. Fuller, and many IS‘M, llARol.h I. MIL! 1 York Sept 12 from Bridgeport. a main instrument, put port ing :■ b. t ♦..- Kev. N. K. won in estate o! AIL >1.L\E M | Nor- other writers who have distinction ■■ McConnell, Methodist, Dishonesty. The A cleared from Bos- .1 will ami tot.linen! > MARY J 1 IB V.. spirit of the age is a Mary Hall,M Yeazie, Your Life Seat -m >n' ii. -hi «" MU'. Pa. the world of have been invited to late <»f in said oi Wa d< wood, spirit of On all of us ton Sept 18 for Jacksonville. letters, Prospect, 'minty sented Li- ... md It misrepresentation. be run down and ceased, havine been for there is a tremendous 14 F Pettigrew*, Morse, sailed from Norfolk may contribute short signed articles on literary ]»resented probate trat ion ol -at estate, t -cel b- pressure to appear Ordered, That notice be given to all per.-ons The Thee Life. The of Aug 27 for Bluelields. and claim, t> >r a: owamv. type religious what we are not and to even dis- subjects, reminisences, criticisms, interesteil a copy ot this > get, by Ne v by causing I )i'iiefcd rii.it m '1 ice he! life we m ist illustrate is not that 14 W Hopkins, Hichborn, sailed from the like. The is this three weeks in tin* repre- honest the we want but crushed out department opened published Hiecc.-sively Kcp weeks sueecs-i\ eI v. in T tie K methods, things York 10 for Brunswick. lican Journal, at. Belfast, that sented by tiie plants of the Sept month by W. I). Howells, with a charm- printed they nay in Recast. in said greenhouse, do not have. The whole and from some terrible suffering if you to held printed | sweep swing Sallie W H sailed Sears- by at a Probate Court, be at Belfast .C oi no benefit, to I’On, West, as edi- appear interested m a! ielni !" the but paper reminiscent of his ■- specially world, of the is to our — ing days within and tor said on rite >ccom. •. age press young men from port Sept 8 for Annapolis, N S. neglect nature’s warning to County, held at Bella-- u> the -e, ! that the flowers that beau- tor of the Atlantic. He is followed of October next, at ten ot the clock bet. «■ represented by the of from New York nui by day her next, ami show can-.- paths absolute honesty, and Tofa, A S Wilson, cleared Vv a-L'-ii y lviuntiyrs. the of John on “The and the noon, and show cause if any they have, why the tify highways life, and by their the to be dishonest Sept 24 for Demerara. Burroughs Poet The said lie*•.»«lit should temptation manifests same should not he wed. a ppr cd and at lowoi I the and on pr* LED 1. perfumes gladden sorrowful and sad. itself in different Willie L Newton, E Coombs, arrived at cS Buker’s Kidney Modern,” W. P. Trent, reading GKO. K. JOHNSON. ways. [liev. C. B. Judge. A true Vilest Rev. G. tv. L. Sioux Boston o0 from Port Johnson, the 50th volume of Balzac. j C“p> Brown, Methodist, Mitchell, Methodist, Kansas Aug Pills A true copy. Attest Cn.vs. 1* Ha/t.i. list., Iowa. City. ^ (Has, p. Hazeltine, A- tiim City. 1 General Horace Porter, whose articles Register. -ig liave made some rpilE subscriber I .. Tribune. on with Grant” will be At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for e Immortality. There is within us a The Journal and 'I he miraculous cures and will relieve over- “Campaigning 1 eolirerilee' Iia' Tm, Ballot. Id our nation •. the last will and testainnc every seek to Last year The Republican Journal Pub- Dr. linker will gladly answer questions and year, owed his on Grant’s staff nihilated at for it forms no of position know what is and then dare to do it. death, part advice free. Write us before too late. r VUIA A. FLKMANT. daughter KONA N Li HAL. right had a six months’ contract give for to the hitter’s steadfastness of purpose. NA'l^AN the life. Neither did it lishing Company Pil.s50c. at your druggists, or mailed post-paid 1 BA BB1 OOK. late of W'interpor< in .-wo: C. -i.ti T he ballot is not a it is a earthly germinate in the >! Wald., de. only privilege price. General Porter, then a captain in the ar- of deceased, a ;a:d d* God a kind of w tw o were tillery service, S. Mis H llo art 111 >! e! ■ted !. > -a use or infinite material. If this is ly Tribune by hich the papers ceased be to her. it, who use it is duced to Grant at in lso:j. granted men; carelessly, guilty Chattanooga ;,t make immediate pay true, then an infinite material can not be new subscribers at and to <) rile red, That the stud pci itioner e ivc m.r ic, of treason to his nation. J. II. furnished to 82, in demands t hereon t.. .*xi [Lev. In the matter of the estate of JOSEPH FAR- The commanding officer saw the young all interested bycausm-: .. copy o' this •.i* any annihilated, and so far in persons tUnu-nt to him. Reformed represented old subscribers in advance for 82.25. der to be th.ree weeks sue os-ivclv in Prugh, Church, Pittsburg. paying late of in the of artillerist one who could be of service to published man that must live as as the WELL, Unity, County Waldo, d ;it Kci;':i-t it.at ! part long made on even so the Republican Journal, priidi Another contract has been him, be asked General Halleck to as- -n!'- .he: he-. author lives. t at a Probate Court e held Rfi’L tation. [liev. G. W. Lawrence, now pending in the Probate Court for said hey may appear It is the of man to more liberal as set forth in our ad- Porter to bis staff'. uo -• duty Mass. terms, sign Captain Porter, Belfast. wi t bin ami for -a id ( on nt y rpilE live in the Congregationalist, Haverhill, tla lock and taken Imii-el! 11 good opinion of his fellow men, vertising columns. New and old subscribers County. who was the son of the Governor of Penn- Titestlay of October next, at ten of upon but no one is to be a had been third in his fore noon, and show cause, if any they have sycophant. Reputa- and all That notice be given to all parties sylvania, graduated .1 ERL.M ! A 11 i ! \ UK 1 L The are now placed on an equal footiug j why the prayer of said pet it n-ner -1.. tion is not to be sacrificed to Modern Devil. The devil no interested in the succession to the property class at West and his brilliant ser- opinion. in ad- ORDERED, Point, granted. in The countv W aid... d. * as a who ay for The Journal one year of said that on the 14rh is a and is longer goes about lion seek- j deceased, Wednesday, vice in the field had him an (IKti. K. JollNSt )N I'g .•» ipiniun breath, reputation roaring in fore- brought ap as the law -lev. ?-. lie 11 vance can have The New7 York day of October next, at ten o'clock the life. Public is as as whom he devour. He Weekly at A true copv. Attest: opinion tickle the ing may may bray, j noon, at the Probate Court Room in Belfast, in pointment in the Ordnance Bureau but he ( HA> P. H V/.F.i.TIM Acting lo -t-l make ii'iineL dr pay mem wind anti transient as a tender flower. doesn’t roar and rend as he used Tribune without extra charge, lu remit- said will be had for the purpose General Halleck refused to j County,a hearing Washington. anv demand- .her,-, m, ■ f\ n n Rev. J. P. to. Nor does he come with horns and is of all relating i«> the several I Newman, Brook- ting it should be stated that the Tribune ! determihg questions make the transfer, and even to At. a Probate Court held a: Bella-;. w :: ‘dn :.ud tliMileUl to him. ALT Methodist, amounts of collateral inheritance tax to be paid appeals hoofs and a forked tail and of Stanton both Grant and Pur- the C< "I U al!lo. on tite second Tuc-day i.: lyn. smelling wanted, as it will not be sent unless the re- by the estate of said deceased, by publishing an .Secretary by mty but he himself as a September, A. 1». 18‘J'h brimstone, gets up is made. The New York attested copy of this order three successive weeks ler were of no avail against department r quest Weekly I oCISA B. BENNETT, widow oi IsAA* BEN gentleman and a scholar and dresses in in The Republican Journal, a newspaper printed red It was not until General Grant and taken upon lierse!t I Christian’ Soldiers. Unsanctified is to stand without a tape. II late of m said < W Tribune aeknow ledged in in said County, that they may then NETT, Tn>y oiiiity t estate •■! broadcloth and carries un- Belfast, was in command iff the rix of the church members are the encyclopedias and there and be heard thereon. placed supreme deceased, having presented a pc: it cm pray me. among greatest rival as the leading Republican paper of the appear \ ri;y la m e>. der his arms and peddles poison which he -Witness hand and the seal of said that he succeeded in out that administration of the estate ot -uni deceased hindrances of the church oi Jesus Christ. my army carrying in the Count\ ot \\ aid... th- calls It is a and > of A. 1>. be to her. philosophy. [Rev. P. S. day. twenty-page journal gives ] l.s. Court this 19th day September, his and Porter was made one of may granted No nation could its battles with raw Henson, ( ) purpose, it inner not ice to us t he law direct -; she fight __ 1896. GEO. E. JOHNSON, Ordered, Thar the said pet give news c Baptist, Brooklyn. all the of the world, while its different His aides. From that time until the close a of v I... are :mU-l»teil recruits. We must have volunteers, but Judge of said Court. all persons interested by causing copy this j pefsims to be three weeks successive in to make inline.. iate pay nmi■ we news, etc., A true copy. Attest: of his first term as President, no man was order published y must have them and train- departments, political editorial, ilemamIs tin reon. r- ex L disciplined The True Church. The Church is 3w39 Cuas. 1*. Hazkltine, Register. the Republican Journal, printed at Beiiast. that any make a most valuable to all. The closer to Grant than General Porter. to her. » 1 ed. Old veterans are the best soldiers. paper may appear at a Probate Court, to be beta tlenient not a club—it is uot an mere- they organization said on the [Rev. W. G. Partridge, Baptist, Scranton, Tribune is very cheap at 8100 per year, at Belfast, within and tor County, ly—it is the body of Christ endowed with TAUGHT TO DO BY DOING Free Pills. second Tuesday of October next, at ten ot the rPH E suhseril.. 'mi rby a Pennsylvania. w hich is its The Journal 1 concerned. a: In* ha- i-■ the seven of God. A church that price. Republican .Sc Co. clock before noon, and show cause, if any they spirits .Send your address toH. E. Bucklen and himself tli* will he maintained at its have, why the prayer of said petitioner should taken upon has the of the will present standard, and get a free box of Dr. testament of present Spirit grow, Chicago, sample not he granted. the last will and The Kingdom of Love. God’s will save will with to local and State New Life Pills. A trial will convince king- men, exhibit Christ in all special attention GOLLEG King’s GEO. E. JOHNSON, .fudge. JOANNA Cl NMNOHAM. on SS of dom earth is a of and the SPY’S you their merits. These are easy in A true Attest ;— of the Father. The is pills copy. kingdom love, glory Church news. Subscriptions may begin at any time. in the County ol Waldo, dceea he is to be a SHORTHAND & TYPEWRITING SCHOOL action and are effective in tlie Ciias. P. Ha/.ki.tine, Acting Register. only prepared happy, free Christian no more than it is the of particularly as the law directs he thereto!, organ cure of Headache. and faithful thereof who conceives OFFICE FROM THE START. Constipation and Sick sons who are indebted b> sa subject Christ. A self-indulgent church dis- PRACTICE VYTALDO SS. -in Court of Probate, held at Bel The new Brazilian law excluding foreigners For Malaria and Liver troubles they have to make immediate payment. o this to be its nature and is drawn into it a Discarded. Send for Free Vf fast, on the second Tuesday of September. figures Christ, church Dry Theory Catalogue. been are t<> e.xlit worldly betrays from the coasting trade of Brazil is decreed to proved invaluable. They guar- 189(5. HIRAM C. YACGHN and El.I/A MAS any demands thereon, by this fact. Love makes the otherwise him. Dr. L. A. GRAY & SON. Portland. Me. to him. 1 * M [Rev. Dickinson, Congrega- After anteed to be perfectly free from every Executors on the estate <»f EMMA M tlement difficult duties of the come into force on December 5th next. SURE, Christian life easy tionalist, St. Paul. 3m36 deleterious substance and to be purely vege- VAUGHN, late of Monroe, in said County, de- that date vessels owned Brazilians, riiHE subscribers and delightful. T. C. only by having table. do not weaken their action, ceased, having presented their first account of hereby [Rev. Warner, They by concerned, that she ha- > a Brazilian captain, and at least two-tliirds of the but tone administration of said estate for allowance. 1 Methodist, Knoxville. by giving to stomach and bowels and taken herself the Worldliness. It is not Christ’s in Ordered, That notice thereof l»e given, three upon plan crew Brazilians, will be allowed to engage the greatly invigorate the system. Regular size the last will and testament for us weeks in the Journal to take us out of the world, not to 25c. box. Sold & Wilson, successively, Republican coasting trade. FOR SALE. per by Kilgore in in said county, that all persons printed Belfast, he. Prayer. Prayer is a to God. shut us in convents or monasteries to HANSON TURNER, coming up Druggists. interested may attend at a Probate Court, to he In lower of life it is stages religious the keep out trouble, but to retire from the A 25 horse power engine au her. tional culture. To the Christian it is all ly and cheerfully. We need to live in the 3. 3m32 Uncolnville, Me. stated at 21.0117 knots. Chas. P. Hazeltine, Acting Register. AN NU 5ure.” Miss Sibley at Fort Fairfield. ® Bryan’s ( hanres. He Every Mother Miss Charlotte T. of Belfast ad- for j« Former Comrades. Sibley DLEASANt TOTAKr the many common ailments which will occur in dressed the Maine confer- every family as long as life has woes. PRAISE Congregational on has FROM Dropped children sent out a PULPITS. sugar suffering love it! ence in Fort Fairfield last Thursday even- Do not forget the very important and useful nit s of all ranks fact, th.tt Johnson’s Anodyne Liniment cures and was both form ing, applauded every of inflammation. Internal or kmley. These generously Kxter- on and the A 1;?‘- \\ 's.a fact, proven bv the investigations ivs: mounting leaving platform. DRgf of medical science, that the real l danger from report in the o:sea-e i- Bangor Commercial says: caused by inflammation cure the r his supporters She is well known in Fort Fairfield, Sugars inflammation and you conquer the disease. south and west Distinguished Recommend having lectured here several times. Be- Clergymen JOHNSON'S | '■ This is see- ing an ardent Endeavorer herself, “Chris- ( ltd lion was t lie tian Endeavor To-day and To-morrow," ANODYNE " these and [ guides naturally appealed to her feelings, LINIMENT* a to Use "ill not Gr.GraeRS's her manner l you People Nervura. interest showed itself in a that i■ 'll in \ ‘frowning would permit no mere talking against Cures £ | every attempt to time. The style of the discourse was clear Colds 1 »ui country from and its rhetoric jrffSsfCould a remedy have existed for over eighty Grand incisive, being particular- Army Chaplain Buffum, years except for the fact that it does iu- ties which now Missionary ly neat and forceful. The of an Croup 1 possess brevity extraordinary merit for very many Family Ills? Mr. to India abstract lucre is a parts'?* Miller, Presiding Elder like the following naturally dis- Cough not medicine in use todav which has Walker, the confidence i*f the creditors of sipates most of the and the public to so great an ex- original symmetry tent Praise Nervura. The as this wonderful Anodvne. It This is repu- Best Medicine Miss in sub- has stood You beauty. Sibley’s address, upon its own intrinsic merit.'while generation rade and ter | disgrace Can Take. stance, was as follows: THE OLDGUARD generation have used it with entire satis- faction, and ! of the whole God. the divine is a handed down to their children a eyes artist, painting pic- All who use it are amazed at its ture of wonderful worth' as a Universal House- he necessaries of on the world power aud are loud in its ever ^mWledgei'fold ’Vs | righteousness to-day praise after. Remedy, from iufanev to good old nge. His S while the value of canvas. Christian Endeavor is con- tried ror -~——— GINGER, internal as moch as HiXierliai Use 0„r Pont meut for Diseases” Mailed l ages and the pen- tributing to that fair Originated in 1S10 an old Family Free. something picture. so by Physician Doctor’s uhl be deranged, fifteen years ago, and more than speedy, two and a difficult to rind, half millions to-day! But num- bowels, and for bers stomach, nerves, GREAT very slowly, if at are not always potent. We must in- quire into the actual work accomplished colds, chills, and touches of the of by Endeavorers ere we call this new move- obligations rheumatism, it is a panacea tracts. He would ment truly great. BATTLE Christian : >rs iu the money Endeavorers are interested in without an OF equal. NOVEMBER 3 ARE ALREADY WELL UNDER WAY. A NEW id moral right to missions. During the last year more than uis would destroy seven thousand societies have given for hon e and Containing among its ingredients the purest foreign missions, through their of medicinal French and the best of President of the United States own brandy government has denominational boards, and for other imported ginger, it is vastly superior to the and often dangerous IS TO RE s foolish. Wash- benevolences, Four thousand cheap, worthless, gingers ELECTED, AND THE 8300,172.85). substitutes. Ask for seven hundred dollars has urged as SANFORD’S address to iiis been contrib- HINDER and look for owl trade mark on the uted Ma ne i us to ‘cherish by Endeavorers alone during wrapper. Sold everywh- t’ ittei; Drug and NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE this Sole Prt •. Rostou. important source one year. Missions and good citizen- Chem. Coni’., as be ship are perhaps the two most important will, always, found in the thickest of the light, battling vigor- in our for o spoil the citizen planks Christian Endeavor plat- ously SOUND BUSINESS PRINUIPLEs. which will [ form. bring it is due to him NERVE-LIFE PROSPERITY TO THE NATION. \ Our leaders : ng to the tenor are constantly emphasizing tiu.' tact that THE NEW YORK made. it is the duty of the young Great RESTORER WEEKLY TRIBUNE is not only the _ leading men iu their ranks to ■: ! hence between go into politics be- Restores perfect Republican paper of the but is cause of their country, PRK-EMINENTLY -Y j lit and nation- country’s need—never to health, vigor and NATIONAL lose a vote NEWSPAPER. f When our peo- or miss a caucus. Most En- y"4 manhood and re- deavorers beMevc that moves all obsta- Its ‘tic pride in the really “prayer campaign news and discussions will interest Auieri- without i.- cles to every will patriotism like faith without marriage, can citizen. [ they surely Restores the isona! and works. /g* honor, entire nervous -More than one million new | ;« nts are lost the members and all All the news of the have been system stops day. Foreign Correspon leuee. Agricultural brought uto our churches vital losses. Re- the Department, Market Reports. Short St ales in s 'o reorganize the through medium of Christian En- moves effects of the complete each i! is number, ( omic Fashion 1. so that its tie- deavor, during last year in Maine sins of youth and ex- Pictures, Plates witii elaborate descrip- ( hristian cesses of later s'* Democrats and Endeavor is its years. and a of items training tions, variety of liousehold im, u -r mikes u VN a in: > e Removes all effects l ■■ *.\ -iild make the speak readily and more IDEAL FAMILY of dissipation and re- PAPER. •he government helpfully Hr Christ’s cause and is en- all waste places. a constant, not an pairs We furnish | 1 \v. uld destroy couraging intermittent, Cures Insomnia and “The Republican Journal" ami “New York pierv in the Weekly iio 'arts of jus- young. restores refreshing Tribune” I his is (both papers). i.n the frame- organization helping to promote sleep. Cures Im- intert 1 .1. em>minat.ional and Chris- and restores This would he **1- 1 >T- foliowship potence miller. MI: >I( iN’AliY TO eo- ONE INDI A. tian 'peraiion. 1; seeks not uni- full vital power. YEAR FOR ONLY $2.00. formity in but iu Cures all wasting j, : hority of the creed, charity thought CASH IN \MY.W 1. and in ( iiristian diseases and restores ns of the United There in the world s«- ».»• 1 to **I tlie -more helpfulness activities. is-nothing feel it my duty and great devt-! pmem to an parts oi tee i*ouv. Enthusiasm is a primary characteristic of Address ;dl orders to They may take to make you well and as Dr. piea.^uiH to recommend this excellent NERVE-LIFE is the only' purely strong Enuea\-'>rers. and enthusiasm can almost e pea< e. destroy j scientific treatment and affords relief from <>roene*s Nervura b'lo<>d and nerve Dr. GroenGs which make the ’«ravei betw ceil remedy. remedy. Nervura, impossible possible. Enthusi- I the first day’s use. It removes the cause THE asm means REPUBLICAN JOURNAL United Mates Testimonials by th.-usands from all classes <■ ertaiu 1 \ has done so much for mo." abounding file. It is better to and assists nature to effect <» cure. Cures* PUBLISHING CO. be a fan uie than to he p dogmatic. guaranteed. Special discount to physicians. well as foreign of people- leave been published, showing Kev. F IF Fiul: in : Winchester, N. As nu C, “ars a Christian Endeavor Our new treatise on Nervous Diseases. •ut must look Write mm; an! its marvelous etfects in the sick II., who is Grand Arm;, for New mav some Manhood, its Loss and Recovery, mailed ; yojr udiress 01 a mri. s-mud it to making Chaplain bay Ui.-., ear; as a principle it pastil Yea. V. Best, paralyzed, f ee in plain scaled wrapper for two 2 cent ; well, the weak strong, and n nv nur says miisi forever endure. In tlie millenium Tribune 'Jew York and a of f H y t W i: i'v It is ini- clergy- Hampshire, stamps. Mention tins paper. Building, City, simple copy YORK WEEKLY men have become interested and for tlie 1 wi'l absorb all or- ie gravity of this "The remedial effect of Dr. Greene’s the.church, believe, .Send 50c. for Trial Treatment and be Convinced. TRIBUNE will be'imai'ed io you ganization.' ami direct ah useful efforts: •'•vs all others, them to use this won- N'»'vma blood and nerve on the KERYE-LIFE MEDICAL people's good urge remedy br.t until the millenial CO., nidation of so- morning dawns the KALAMAZOO, MICH.' derful cure. Dr. Greene's Nervura blood weaknesses and nervous prostration of <>t Christian Endeavor will il. This new s;a;i lend its and nerve in order to was so light to our world and men to :•* old secession remedy, get well, my wife, positive and speedy that help believe that. “T a- earth is onward your bayonets for they are convinced that it is the most we an heartily testify to its undoubted circling out ( of shadow into light.” \ heresy by our valuable medicine in the world to-day. merits.*’ | experience of Others, j Out Rev. E. -T. Miller of Albion, X. Y., the Presiding Klder Kev. J. W. Walker of Kobe Out. $alea7-Furniture. Minds for all that Wiped East Closing Fort Sebago, Me., lie lias eminent divine, who represents the Bos- Dodge, Iowa: Kev. ('. 1). K. Meaeh- i|< »|« uphold. Advices from Japan state that Kobe Gentlemen: Feb. 28. STORE TO LET. -hate of the party ton Tremont as mission- ain, pastor Baptist Church, Townsend, ’95. Temple Society was nearly wiped out a tonal dishonor. by conflagration / consider the “L. F." Mlt- ary to India, was broken down with, over- N’t.; Kev. G. L. Wells of Hardwick, Vt. ; ! on Aug. 130, and floods, storms anil earth- V *r than give our work, liver trouble and and is Kev. Henry of Weston, W. Va., quakes caused the loss of hundreds of wood's Bitters a blessing to the J. C. !>) malaria, Langford *|« manifested his lives and the | THOMPSON & SON and other well-known <•{ destruction of millions of \ his now on a vacation, in search of health, has many ministers 1*1 overworked, both in mind and 1*1 shouldering dollars worth of property u northern •r near!\ two \ ears found both health and use the in ail of the all Hare special cuts in prices to close out their strength in the Gospel parts country, Japan. In Gifu prefecture houses the nervous func- S stock. Ills 4,300 ^1 body, restoring promotions of Dr. Greene's Nervura. lie of whom have been cured this were blown down, and the Hare still It ft a fine assort went his and | says: by great along Haji lions, the ® of courage his Gawa 400 lost *|« building up system, urge the persons their lives. At i of the duties of an “1 returned to America broken in health, remedy, enthusiastically people and n. life and Kobe, after the lire, 40 people were giving vitality ks. II is comrades to use Dr. Greene's Nervura by all means, swept | | with a bad catarrh, neuralgia and stom- to their death by the flood, in other to the weak. (Sigm d) if wish to be sure of a cure, for the 5*1 j| Oak & Ash Chamber ach and liver trouble. The whole top of they provinces loss of life reached 2,500. Sets, Extension Tables, u the principles The iohx' r. hill. health and strength always follow its great flood was preceded a severe <§■ $« u.ive my head felt numb, so that at times 1 was by *5 suffered and § III // use. earthquake. ft /,T4 : >i which so many robbed of my thinking powers, and could FOLDING BEDS very low, also MATTRESSES and CHAIRS. are Remember that Dr. Greene's Nervura Bitters will cure ■heir lives pre- not with ease. con- $ r your & do any work Having K' 'ho, Japan, which lias been ^1 blood and nerve is no common pat- nearly I nervous troubles also, sulted a number of doctors and taken remedy wiped out a and §♦ p y CALL EARLY WHILE THERE IS A LINE ASSORTMENT. et thousands by conflagration, by S uiany ent but the of one iMlI Be sure the ■ medicine, prescription floods, storms and you get aul during the their medicine.-. I received no r< lief what- earthquakes, is the fifth JfJ of our known city of ll is situated on “L.F.” kind. Avoid imitations. ihat vast best physicians, the discovery Japan, the north- A & J. C & 39 Among ever. ern Thompson Main St. shore of lzmni at the foot of a © V Son, one voice, and of Dr. Greene of :’>4 Temple Place, Bos Bay “1 was induced to tr\ Dr. Greene's range of high and hills. The for- C*Z*ZWZ°Z*ZWZ*Z*Z*Z*C**Z|*I*ZWZ*Z*Z0Z(WZ*Z,MZ*C*0 \ and national ton. the most successful rugged Mass., specialist j eign settlement is laid out ai the name of Xervura, which worked like a charm and regularly with in nervous and chronic diseases, wide, well streets. It was first was ‘.Vo use for the lesuhs head curing lighted produced longed-for My for hv the lienee the medicine is of opened foreign trade in January, 1801). COLUMBIA"" '-hoed and whole is now clean from ca- necessity perfect- system Its population is 153,2s0. The number of uiber, ‘No use ly adapted to cure. Dr. Greene also can tarrh, neuralgia and fevci 1 can now foreign residents is 1,077, distrbuted as be consulted free, personally or by letter, follows: Chinese 013: British ust not be satis- study and do my woik with satisfaction. 421; Ger- man HARTFORD in to case. 141: 101; Frond 30: etc. In I feel like a new man in health regard any Americans, fact, The population of the is :> sure. It is our prefecture 1.505,- and strength. Sso. As a center of BICYCLES ■:> defeat and the foreign trade, Kobe ranks next to Yokohama. The amount -mis I I am ai^ent lor these well known wheels, so crushing of We must economize,' he said perempto- the exports and for 1804 was and have all colors in enamel. allies can for Purify your blood with Hood’s Saraapa- imports iii-ycle hope rily. “rm st- glaiii" Ins wife exclaimed. The American Board’s sundries and bra/ini*; Iranic and vuleaiii/.- rilla, which will give you an appetite, tone 880,348,010. mis- “You take the anm•uneement more good- sion lias tires done in .ill t heir liranehes. I your stomach and streughteii your nerves. .maintained there its principal ing keep naturedly than usual. “Yes. It’s pleas- a of (< AUDI N lie ! girls’ school, the Kobe College, with 100 supply Victory. The little critic: “I think that must be a ant tu hear you use tin- plural number. Or- The 1 SiMi Hartford ISicycle has heeii re- students; the school for Bible w omen with book, Aunt Jennie." do dinarily when there is any duced to the follow in" : splendid “Why economizing 18 the prices ii to Ills Fellow Citizens. think dear “Because, wheu needed you expect me to do it all." Wash- students; Glory Kindergarten with you so, you 02 read the author’s of that mid- Star. pupils, and a school for kinder- 11‘iult-on, the home of description ington training Patterns Nos. 1 and 2, from $80 to $05. •hrated the maguifi- night scene, I got just as sieepv as I could j garten teachers, w ith 7 students. There Kellef tn six Hours. are 3 and from to $50. polls by a monster be—just as if it really was midnight.’’ [Har- four churches there. Patterns Nos. 4, $60 Bazar. Wednesday evening, per's Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases Highest grade of Instruction. Patterns Nos. 5 and o, from $50 to $45. ■ft The In wenty guns. relieved in six hours by the “New Great flemoriam. Lowest rates of tuition. animated the He got. into the cars blowing like a por- ! Best great Sooth American Kidney Cure." This new equipped rooms,Bank.etc. 44 Main street’ as as For a minute his coughing was awful. Open from Sept.to July. Por catalogue and arly light day, poise. remedy is a great surprise on account oi its Liereas, J.n accordance witu the laws of i T = He a from a bottle and no full partlculars--Addresa • stationed upon the took sip coughed in in nature, our loved friend and vJCU. 1 Maine. exceeding promptness relieving pain sister, Mrs. j H.A.Howard,Rockland.Maine, Belfast, discoursed more that trip. The label said Adamson’s [ Abbie S. one of our ise, rnauy the bladder, kidneys, back and every part of Ellis, charter members, I nior-elect Powers and Botanic Balsam. has on Cough the urinary passages in male or female. It passed to the higher life, 'neir friends occupied relieves retention of water and in Resolved, That we deeply mourn the loss “Dearest." He pain pass- ...THE... "iiy overlooking the Bargain Day. stopped; it almost If want of one who has been an active member in WHY SUFFER t ask what ing immediately. you rse of had as- reading his paper long enough our a people quick relief ami cure this is your remedy. Grange, devoted sister and earnest his bestest wife want. “Wheu they worker. We ntensely enthusias- might j Sold A A. Huweo Co., Druggists, Bel- shall sadly miss her genial the lint ~iuuincr nautili wit' mark dollars down to 53 cents will it he by Through they called upon Mr. j face and loving smiles, but we do not mourn fast, Me. Iy27 the latter's ! contrary. We sent some f them to Con- cepts light to guide them through Hours, and ! the of protection. And castle: “How grand! How magnificent gress, and some to the legislature; and they journey life. Sister Freda, we tender- FEED, only. -a mourn with this question you What an attractive old pile this is!” fount: nil have free passes.” [Puck. ly you in this your great afflic- * 1 believe that what “It’s to me to tion : but mother is not, she lives and very commonplace compared dead, SEEDS and ~~ loves os State will have a your father’s pile.” [Harlem Life. you still, and will guide and guard Water-Rad ! ui the result in the you until on too shall cross the shining The State of Maine How Is 1 his Oiler? r.ver to again clasp hands on the spirit side GROCERIES. ~FOR BENT. Aroostook county On receipt of ten cents, cash or stamps, a CASTOR IA of life. will t*e mailed of the most •‘There's a dear one crossed the Mersey, Hodgdoii generous sample river, Till |>01’t«*l#2S of S'silt. The in Hay ford Block. Belfast, occupied wum Cure * •"*!«• to meet the o$ ye bending Guardians, Anthracite and ply to i'r > e7er7 l ■ tapper. in a desire on your Balm and after it six weeks 1 believe of Sat uni i\- I “in l" \. M. t-> 1- m.. •:;'! J i< t r m., using Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions Belfast, July 22, 18%.— %tf st interests of is a most val- your cured of catarrh. It he written m i:iir Blacksmith Li03.1S> until .l.iunary 1. All per--ns who wish t avail myself Grange record, a copy sent and you have done uable Stewart, (>'J4 Grand the disi •■iiut nt tw-* on remedy .—Joseph to family ul the deceased, a copy sent to themselves of the pti «ent. d the de- N. Y. “Did notice what a lot- of I SUBSCRIBE away by Avenue, Brooklyn, you applause tin- Belfast papers for anti :i"0RDER3 PROMPTLY FILLED. taxes must 1 .lann.tn 1. lS'.'T. “1 publication, that EOR^^^ their pa\ ;• who would have asked the young orator proudly. cm- charter wife.” .”' got'.1" be draped in for a mess “Smart woman, Jones's “Why “And did mourning thirty H. I M \M)>. Collector. for such of did,” answered the old stager. days. till, tlti, 117 Front St.. Belfast, Me. You “Found she. talked in her sleep; studied came in have stood by you notice that the applause only 1 a'i Isa 1). now she him all Shorky, Com. He I las’. Sept. ">. is*." .n with awhile, and lectures night when Lincoln or Jefferson, or ) company you quoted M ary W. Burns, on TELEPHONE 4-2. ltf THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL, of without disturbing her own slumbers!” .’" Maine, you have some of the rest of them [Indianapolis Tilla Harding, ) Res. : v m the of [Larks. history Journal. Ritchie Grange, Waldo, Sept. 21, 1H‘)G. You make no mistake when you buy Dal- For Over lears. more could Fifty anything ton's SARSAPARILLA AND NKRVK TONIC aild d. We have carried An Old and Well-Tried Remedy.—Mrs. Johnson Withdraws. dalton’s family pills. Everybody says so, j for a Seua- Winslow’s has been used COAL cted every Soothing Syrup WINTER’S must be true.” YOUR and “what says BUY everybody millions of mothers for 1 nearly every Repre- over fifty vears by Augusta, Mk., Sept. 23. The Secre- while with here is left of How a child may get out of a their children teething, perfect of State has received nothing very easily the tary notification to- of little success. It soothes the child, softens worth mentioning. scrape is shown by the case the day of the withdrawal of the name of all cures wind colic, ami And, fellow citi- nephew who had gone to be the guest of his gums, allays pain, Don. Charles F. Johnson of 1 for Diarrluca. Is Waterville, as *. t the pleas- he. Men who can aunt, and who, on being asked at tea if he is best'remedy Presidential C. WHITE. in elector on the Democratic o_F. the seventeenth of had not been helping himself secretly to ing to the taste. Sold by Druggists every world. cents a bot- ticket. Mr. Johnson was the ‘•s more can be silver jam, said quietly : “Please, auntie, pa never part of the Twenty-five guberna- is incalculable. Be sure and torial nominee of iys later can be me to talk at meals.” tle. Its value the Democratic gold ’lows [Tid-Bits. and party ■ Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, in 1892 and '94 scent an office, do ask for and the chairman of the & Vein Liniment removes all no kind. Iyr4<* Haddock’s nudence or support. English Spavin take other State convention at Portland last Plymouth Blem- June, i! and Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and their history, when the gold platform was adopted. He 1 ishes from Blood Curbs, Stove ;un> liotnnt. I-. .mu 'irate. ivc set the seal of horses, Spavins, For Sick Headache. is a Stifles, lure gold man and felt that he could not pon it. I trust ami Splints, Sweeney, Ring-Bone, Delivered and in, barrels).fl.~t.7~> fi.~t.50 etc. suffer from sick head- the nomination. put (in 1 oiitinue to vote and Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, Thousands of ladies consistently accept “ 5.(10 5.55 use one bottle. Warranted liver in Carts. Save S50 by of ache caused undoubtedly by disordered Dump most Blemish Cure ever until a few a a. > u for the wonderful that can be Penobscot, years ago Dem- Prices at 10 your splendid & or stomach. The best remedy ocratic Wharf,.. have done for the known. Sold by A. A*. Howes Co., Drug- stronghold, four years ago gave a for this distressing complaint is •"Client and protection gists, Belfast, Me. H'27 obtained Republican plurality of four, and this Hood’s Pill’s. These pills are so and nation. (Cheers.) found in year increased it to sixty-nine. A corre- in so thorough, CASTORIA. mild and gentle action, yd spondent from that writes that satisfaction. 1 hey place the IS OFTEN VERY DESIRABLE- CUMBERLAND COAL. ¥ WOOD OF ALL KINDS. that they give perfect Democrats •f all important cities, sour stomach seemed as pleased with the re- cure sick"headache, jaundice, and lYleptionr nation of all railway break colds and sult of the election as the All Coal guaranteed satisfactory in weiglit, quality delivery. and all liver ills. They up Republicans. limits. connection. "'a* the Raud-McNally ■lgaatsre wrapper. A attention to delivery outside city or fevers and prevent the grip. ,rEllsworth umrican. We Guarantee it i gjf-Speeial given .EARSPORT LOCALS. bEARSMONT. We are to pleased learn that Camden. Fire was discovered in the Me* Waldo. E. C. Chase of is in town — Bangor Dr. P. A. Crooker of Searsmout has woolen of all in licpr,;, improv- gunticook mill, Wednesday evening, for a short stay-Mrs. M. A. Hewes, Mr. Highest Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report S. A. Stevens is visiting friends in ed very much from his late that he 23d, about 10:30 o’clock. The tire de- illness; Sept. and Mrs. N. S. Chase, Mr. and Mrs. George is able to attend to liis office was ou and iMvKew Vork rough. grocery lire, town. They came to attend the Gay family Monroe Centre. Mrs. Elizabeth Wednesday night, and stock and buildings reunion_Mrs. C. J. Richardson and (\ J n\ Miss Mary McClure is making a short visit I Bailey daugh- were The cause of the has returned to North after damaged si,000. tire ter are Mr. and Mrs. S. J. iv her parents. Bucksport visiting Gurney. s insured. .spending a week here visiting relatives and unknown; -Potatoes are rotting badly. Many pieces * H L. G. Paine 01 Portland has been in town j calling on friends-Mrs. Dickey of Belfast Sandypoint. Mrs. Alfred Black and are not worth digging. Apples are good in } the past week. has been visiting her sister, Mrs. G. S. children have goue to Boston for the winter. quantity and quality. Daniel Sullivan left for Boston Monday on and Mrs. A. Staples-Mr. Ford of Swau- -Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Richards are visitiug Centre Lincolnville. Mrs. Lowe and pure a business trip. ville were of _absolutely recently guests Mr. and Mrs. friends in Milo and other towns in the north- family have returned to their home in O. C. Hamm. South Many of our people are preparing to take ; ern part of Maine-Mrs. Dr. Nevens and Jamaica Plains, Mass-Mrs. Ella Patter- Montville. Mr. ami Mrs. Charles A Very Thin Nomination. their fall Mrs. Alvin Milliken of were in outings. Okland. The fair Sept. 23d was attended j Carley of Bucksport visited son and son Ray of Rockland are visiting Augusta visiting this the George Fred Williams lias captured the McClure is in Boston for! b.v about It was Mrs. Wealthy Watts Jast week....Mr. and Mr. Charles Drake-John Porter of vicinity past week-Rev. and Mrs. S. Cajt. George 1,500 people. without Cam- Popoeratio nomination for Governor of Mas- C. Whitcomb of have been medical treatment. doubt one of the best, if not the best, fairs Mrs. Levi Staples visited in Winterport last den has bought the Wm. Brackett property Bangor with us sachusetts, hut his operations have been of the and a character to ever held iu this town. There were no week-Miss Ethel Maxfield several during past week, lie supplied the rend the Democratic of Mrs. Charlotte B. Ford and re- ! pull- spent and lias torn down the house preparatory to party daughter desk the State in twain. The could matches between oxen as usual. ! days in Castiue Sunday-Miss Loantha Murray of Republicans turned to Boston ing The recently.Mr. Henry rebuilding-Mr. Henry Robbins has been not ask for a better Monday. Pittsfield is nomination. There is exhibit of cattle was Black of Boston visited relatives here. visiting Mrs. Betsey Gilman_ exceptionally hue. In lately in town a few wife absolutely nothing to Williams an Wentworth was the of Blanche days-Judge Kelley, beyond Ethel guest Miss May Mason of N. is visit- abnormal desire for the hall there was the usual exhibition of ....Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grindle of Bucks- and daughter, have returned to their home Lebanon, H., notoriety. He is a fit- DolU t! at Belfast this week. David ting side show to the caravan fruit and In the port were at Mr. Z. B. Grant’s several in ing atjlier uncle’s, Gilman’s. Bryan and vegetables. baby show, days Rockland, Mass., after a pleasant sum- will be buried with it in the Mrs. John F. Carver and son ui Boston are last comingelection. which was held in the afternoon, Mrs. Fan- i week-George Crocker has moved his mer at their island home. Halldale. Rev. J. Washburn preached [Bangor Whig. the guests of Mrs. C. O. Sawyer. from at ny Wood’s baby, Helen, took the prize as family the Narrows to Capt.. Is. F. the Yose seboolhouse last Sunday fore- Palermo. Rev. Mr. Allen of Appleton the In the there Rice’s house, lately vacated A. F. Ellis.. noon and closed his labors there for i-s prettiest baby. evening by the pres- The Pawtucket Post’s Poet. Jan Orr of the Boston police is making preached at the First and Second Baptist was a dance in the town hall which was Mrs. True Heagan of Belfast and Mrs. Fred ent. Rev. S. C. the W, 1 s annual visit to hi* native town. Whitcomb, State F. churches Sunday .Rodney Nelson’s paring turn largely attended. There is talk of a Segar of Mass., called on rela- B. at the church Sun- Backward, Backward,oh Time if you making Somerville, | missionary, preached will. Give bee was a success. About 05 us McKinley and us his •* '1 Mr. and Mrs. O. A Clark of Boston are half mile race track before next fair1 tives and friends in this Friday night give year's vicinity last Friday, day evening... .Mrs. H. N. Crockett left last hill. Kindle the fire in the furnace j were present and thirty bushels of apples again, vs. bug Mrs. Clark'* father, Mr. Geo. Field. ... Mrs. L. K. for furnish work for our It is COUCedrd t Morrill. Mr. William Woodbury of Perkins and children are Thursday Rockland, where she will stop laboring men. We are were pared, cored and strung. All had a all of visiting her mother in Penobscot_Mrs. a few with friends weary Cleveland and Hoko. Weary ; known. If y, Mis* Aliee Park left Penobscot Chicago, lib, is visiting relatives in town, days before returning to 1 by stuamer good time_John Black was detained from of smoke stacks emmitting no smoke. Lue:nda is ai u take a full after an absence of nineteen Harriman repairing painting her home in Ohio....Mrs. Clara < Monday for Poston to v isit her sister, Mrs. years_J. II. to Boston the illness of his Grelton, Weary f spindles that nobody spins What her going Monday by and Meais and house-Rev. B. B. Merrill I Brewer Ingraham entertained the Ladies’ Circle are our sins, what are our sins purify you 1 Ford Pi. 1‘endleton. Mrs. Philbrick attended the eldest son... .The Ladies’ Union met at Her- last brother, [Pawtucket Post. I’OSI 11 V K fum-ral of their preached here last Sunday.Many in this are sister, Mrs. Marr, at Somer- bert Batchelder’s afternoon. Tuesday.Potatoes rotting badly. Mrs. W. (1. Niehols and Mrs. A. II. Nich- Tuesday Quite ville, Me., last Mr. and Mrs. vicinity have very bad colds.... Miss Violet Some, are hardly worth and Sunday... a number were present at the supper. Baked digging-Mr. ois have returned to Boston, where will who is the Normal School Mrs. SHIP they Frank llowe of Providence, K. I., have re- Berry, attending ilurry Stevenson of Lowell, are NEWS. beans and other goodies too numerous to Mass., 1 F. II v am the winter. Capt. ren during turned home from a visit to his relatives in at Castine, has been at home for a short visit. at E. F. Banton’s_Fred A. Haiu„ v mention were served. The ladies of Palermo visiting Fos- bay with Siu■- u this town.... Miss Bertha Hatch is much ....What shall we do with our apples? is ter and Miss Blanche Smith have returned PORT OK BELFAST. W E. Carleton of Rcckport has been en- know how to get up a good supper and the for yearn p. the ARRIVED. better than when last ami (paesticu asked by every one who has an to Lowell.Zubie Gowen and I for a few mom d to decorate the new Masonic and Odd reported week, know how to as Alice gagi gentlemen appreciate it, Sept. 24. Schs. I.avinia M. Soow. II, wo to ... orchard. Hinckley* appeared. hope see her out soon .Itev. H. I. Koweli have gone to Waterville to work_ l’. M Fe ws building, and will commence work their appetites show Baltimore; Bonnie, Burge***, Yiualliaveh; P TllN S in Holt us L. gave a good sermon last Sunday. In Liberty. Geo. A Palmer and wife of Fred A. My rick has gone to Belfast to work. 1Reimnirk, Dully. Portland. ; ever benefit,-. next week. Sept. 25. Sell. (iazelle. Pavson, Rockland. we a one Swanyille. Mr. and Mrs. Casey are -Mr. and Mrs. C. fact, get good every time from him. Howard, R. I,, are in town for a few weeks. Sleeper of Owl’s Head Sept. 2d. Sell, (iazelle, Pavson. R<« kland. L- ILe is a ose their Mrs. Sewall Hurd. M-pt. 27. Sells. ('harlot le T. S L, Sargent lias secured a situation in a student and hard at work ••••Mrs. Rich of Bangor aud Mrs. Prescott visiting daughter, visited relatives here last week_Miss 1.1 Barhtr. New \ ork ; Leona. Lane, Boston; .M iantom •tuali on his .... Miss Luella Parsons has returned from Write to Cap' modi, a! aboratory at Stoueham, Mass., and conference studies. Last Sunday Shibles of Knox visited at A. J. Skidmore’s May Ward of Freedom is teaching the Ryan, Portland. before his sermon lie took last Seal Harbor. Miss Edith Parsons has school here. this ■ we jvieiiict the young man will make a suc- three into the M week....Do not forget tin races at the gone SAILED. s L. to J. S. Cole and Sept. 24. Sch. John M. im- cess in 1; chosen pr-dession. church, agreeably to their ritual_Rev. Georges River trotting Park Oct. 8th. A Winterport_Dr. daugh- Brooks. Fiske. CliiLml, Sea • • a* Roberts & Son have been doing port II. \\ ter Florence have on their vacation_ Abbott of here next Held of horses gone 28. >. Liberty preaches goon good have been entered quite a job repairing their dam, which Sept. Sells. A. 1 Remick, Dullv. Bangor; Remember there Mrs George Aennism, who has the Mr. Trask of was some line .lames Holmes. A. speut Sunday forenoon. for all the selected Newburg selling became Ryan, Boston; \V. Kl'lis, Rvder, races, good judges undermined by the freshet of last Rockland. in the \\ OR 1.0 tli in left train for cabbage iu town Tuesday... .The .suniiner town, by Monday and a good starter A Sunday The structure is fourteen feet Sept. 2V>. Sch. Scotia, Philhrook, Leona Monroe. The church at Monroe Centre professional engaged. spring. high Bangor for Lit er to make a short visit to friends be- school 11 the southern part of the town, Lane, Rockport. Trouble- Foxcroit good force of good men will be oil the and had to be entirely rebuilt; and the presented a very handsome last Miss AMERICAN FORTS. eral r(- •*> ft h.er come in Mass. appearance Clara Knowlton, superintendent, had Family l>e f, turning Lowell, ground to preserve order and if the weather question was how to raise the rock and also Sunday evening. It was handsomely deco- its annual last The Sun- New York, Sept. 22. Cut. sen. Mabel is a time is picnic Saturday. Hooper. on good good anticipated. All good how to haul the new material across the Hooper. ar. schs. Isaiah K Stet- FOR SALE BY \ W. E. Grinned lett by steamer Monday rated with it the Harvest Martini.pie; 23d, dowers, being day school at the Head of the Pond had an son, do.; schs. Fawn and people take notice thereof and govern your- dam, some feet. erected a der- Bangor; lzeua, 24, ar, a short esn ess Harwich, Mass. A sixty They Charles L. trip Concert of tin: Sunday school at that place. excursion and clam bake at the bar Raymond, Yinalhaven Mary L. Cros- selves We are Friday. rick and a to vstircus whin hew attached to the han- accordingly.... deluged with hitching rope the nigger wheel by, Bangor; eld, sell. Win 11. Sumner, FIizadeth- The program was a good one, and the super- .Some of our grangers attended the 25, schs. James A. Pat apples. The at the is in the mill had a power that worked admir- porr; ar, son* and Kmma S. .17 ei ;s trunk attracted the attention of price paid evaporator Briggs, Kennebec; R. F. Hattie intendent, Mr. Wilder Parker, must feel grange at Monroe last Saturday evening and Hart, MeC. Buck, from 8 to 13 cents per bushel ...A few of ably for the purpose. You will never catch Kit ( arson and Kagle, Bangor; eld, sell. Ldward ASSIGNEE irio-us at the wharf. of his as proud school, every number was enjoyed it very much. H. Blake, 2d. ar. sob. A. y the faithful and unterriried went to Bath a Roberts of the old breed to do anything Tampico; Havford. Roek- linely rendered. Here is the land; 27, ar. in Hart Island Roads, sch. Abraham 7. 7 M-rrih ind sou are unfortunate in program: band a to hear and to see Freedom. Mr. J. Flint Damon of Cran- by that, machine can be made to do. Richardson, Bangor for New York, ar, sells. Ah- Music, Bringing in the Sheaves, By school Saturday night Bryan, air two of the bie K. Willard and Rahhrmi, Swan's Jona- ng go.i down large lUod school the orator... .Dr. -Andrew Miles and wife of Burnham Island; Heading, Psalm, liy boy Clough and J. S. Ayer ford, N. J., is visiting Mrs. A. J. Billings than Cone, Lizzie B. Willev. Boston. Rev. David Brackett Bangor; -ws v. h. so nra.-h beautified the shores Prayer, went to attended the Monroe fair and visited Mr. Boston, 22. Ar, hark DRESS school Waterville Monday with their and Mr. G. Bellows. He is 80 years old, is Sept. Meguuticook, Wal- GOODS Response. By laee. \\ eehawkeu; 23, sells. Flora tbi-ir pond, both trees were affected Hoc Lizzie Barker matched of Miles Mrs. Martha Lane-Mr. and eld, Rogers, Direct Welcome, pair horses, having had corre- very smart, and travels alone_Miss Sarah sister, Bunker, Fernandina; L Palmer. Hasaell. from the Man Dec., Wilmot Robinson Mary ,\Pi d tot that iPta< ked them at the heart, with Nelson in and Mrs. C. F. Lord and Mrs. James A. Gil- < sGi. Viola Dora Felker spondence relation to the Per ley returned Monday from a to Fort Loiiislmrg, B.; 2d, ar, Reppard, Tlie of tm Singing, trip Bnuisw (la.; sell. assignees ng ii ; tv to i[uite a distance up from Kec.. Lizzie Webber sale of them....In bert Cmmnings, iek, old, (ieorge Cur will sell September, many instances in this Fairfield-Dr. A. J. was in Au- (Kate Miles) of Providence, R. I., have nev. Carr. Clark's Company Billings Island; 27. ar, sell. pT<»renee a r7* ui. am lioth were Kec.. Neglected Cad, Nancy Barker lot u a.-i Singing, Golden Heads so Lowly of our i guarantee <>t the resist the seas. It is three hundred and Bending, hatchery.. ..Many people will attend ter arrived home from their of Isreal... .Miss Mabel Kent. ; Abraham Uiehardson. <|u.d Harry Monday David, King Eiling- Philadelphia Wade, •• Bernice Peavey port Samples w id m. the town fair at this week.... Johnson; cld, sell Annie P. ( ha- -. Ellis. Ui iity feet long, twelve to fifteen feet Music, Sidney and Braddie Webber Washington trip to California. some weeks wood, who for some time has been a resi- nd- Rec.. The Preacher's Vacation, Mamie Webber State Constable Meats was in town high, and constructed. Sunday. in Minnesota and Massachusetts. dent of this this week to I out: eld, sells. Flora fondon, Sellers. New of very soiidly Singing, Scatter Sun>hine, Birdie Lincoln village, goes Liver- York: Assignees Nightingale. New Haven; 2d. ar, h. Hattie 11. Rec.. AY hat > have you Gleaned Prospect Ferry. F. E. nvi .’lit iin.i to-day, Capt. Harding i/iu|injyiiirui. Barbour, liiskine. bnu '] lit'* Chi. ago aeri iOtor, which W. E. Grin- Unity. The Unity farmers are har- Saa.u"-: cbi. Katahdin. arrived home from Boston last busy Walter New sells. How the Oates Came A Friday. He Mathews, assistant station agent, hers, York; Norombeu;a, Arm ! is i:t■ -> 1 'in >n Hr the of ringing. jar. Lizzie Webber The j■ positi purpose will vesting. potato crop is a failure in strong. Bridgeport: Abraham Bi'diardM.n. W'.nn-. A few stop with his family several then has moved his family to town, ob- Now \ . Ik-.u- barge Ocean Belle-Mr. and Mrs. Amanda is visiting her George Peabody parents, son, French, -; eld, sells. h< aiw.nd d- to the promises. The berry bog and there will not be .F.tua, Chipman, Prospect Village. The S. B. I. and son of Stockton visited Mrs. E. many gath- Dr. and Mrs. Joel T. Bridgeport: Puritan, Sai U'-ir,, New York. s Society Lothrop Collier, at South warri :s ;ic. in’.» tank in j j• a large will ered this year-Sir. Peter has .Jacksonville Sept Cld, soli. II..I meet with Mrs. Sewall Trivett K. Batchelder last Mrs. Jane Whitney Brooks-Walter has sold a this, Sunday.... Penney nice 1 laskeiI, Boston ;2>. ir. s- b. Marv A i: Fe f }h-iwas in town last Emerson; charades, Nancy Iieagan; place and she and her daughters will be guests and Mrs. Barl uloes, sept. 27 Vr, ; Yib on Main street, Sept. 17th. About 7."» mcm- origlna song, Martha Harriman. Inez missed. Mr. Grindle of Brouks- A. R. Myriek last week.. .The corn factory Sum.ay. duet, Tsadly George beis of the families and a few invited has canned cans more guests J>t IKINK .Mis Id LANS Ginn and Auii’e villfc has the, and soon 5,000 than in any Harriman; Mrs. bought will c A c ii ... r> iS returned t. Massa recitation, place were The lawns were 1 k [ ; t1. 1: W former present. decorated Barnes; music, Lenora Emerson; take Smith is visit- season-Helen C. Thomas went to Shanghai. Son: 22. slop k .. P .: tr a..d Mr- 1 duao, ehus.-Ti s reading, possession-Mrs. Mary with lawn &e swings, tents, while croquet New York, has irmundi ar a W Cl’Ni- N In r.i Mr. relatives in Waterville Sent. *J4th to attend the Classical o-Sunu Eugene Barnes; music, by the choir. ing Belfast-Mrs. Harriet Per- She will be iiirhtered and iloab-d. ■■■■ M s. .Jainc- (. A. Maiiiie'vs of Belfast was in town and other games were provided for the Institute... .Rev. 1\ Hatch of docked before can in sea SN”U u They were royally entertained by M-. and kins, a lady ol To years, walked to Mt. Tuck Troy will sup- slit* u'o auain. 1; young people. Dinner was served in the Willi,u,; ! and hack last, a the next .Mrs. Mrs. Emerson and their week, distance of 1 Belfast, I., Hannah Carter of Jellison is the iw sclmoliumse and deserve a full house.... very near being a serious accident Sept. been Sept. Cape j happen- songs Mrs. Jennie C. and Miss Flint, Ni< > 1 successful.... Rev. I. Leach and by Porter, by May 1 f Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Small. Horace Gould and Wendell who ed at E. L. Warren's last quite wife Si W y a R Marden, quarry Thursday. Lena Witham were and cisco, IS, R1 exceedingly sweet, \ ■ were the guests of Mr. aud Mrs. Clias. S. W oodri.il. Heaaan. I b-n. p. ib have been are able to be out Fred one of the backed his Tay- M A. Mae has been in Belfast very sick, again, Holey, teamsters, well The music Smith 2d. .,n Fenwick's 1st Seavey lor 24th... .Gustave appreciated. by and Philadelphia, Sept. but aie .Mr. and Mrs. Emer- horses to the bank and in Sept. Blanchard of this I. Mrs. A. A. poorly... Jerry up dump backing ole eus was a'so .-ently visiting Coleord. mguiy <• town is very ill-Rev. E. Burrill and wife appreciated. f the foundering on rile Hrand Banks a *.-w u s son spent last Sunday in Frankfort with Mr. them went too near the edge and horses, cart dike! boh: t Hop.'. Mss Lillian E. AM were so well with this most de- ag<> of tli** old We.-tern l>l;um packet bark s.u Scribner, who has been started Monday on a drive to Houl- pleased E.’s brother, Will Emerson, and will and all went over the dump, a distance of carriage which for years pla-d between lU-t. n a u t; spend da\ that a third reunion was M. ( buries 1 •emits • l;:i;• vei; ill ha* tbe past three is ton. will lightful decid- Azores, carry log s.-en go rs an.i .:*•:„•! •. l.i-. w>-eks, improv- next with Dr. and 2.1 feet. They be absent three weeks... .Ida pa ..f Sunday Mrs. O. S. Ers- Mr. Haley and saved him- 1 lianti.ei Ha crin il jumped ed upon, which will be heid next at Host. f 11 vess ing rapidly. Whitehouse has returned to year I T: •.-ltv \ AN H- N ! kine.... South Branch will self. Tim harnesses and cart were Portland, where St. Pierre (Miquelon' parties, wlicn-u -1 vv Grange repair badly Carratunk.Samuel teamster font Tlmmas Cro-m. M > .Savor, she has Smith, for taken ami placed under tlie French Mag si,*- v.,i- and Miss their stables this employment-Mr. G. is Miss :a • daughter. week.. .Miss Emmie Mar- broken, but the horses with several Clough Oil !iai iotte lb; escaped Allen was a passage from St. Fieri, to Fran*-*- u •** li- Lavo w Hackett, thrown from a wagon M;oy". ,rnec from a very pleasant den arrived home iHud from Bar Har- bruises. failing. as ter overtook her. The ful details a r<- m ■; y*■: to j Sept. near the Mans nn >ui>\v v1 -.i" ;■ !at;Vos at Owl's railroad station Sept. 25d hy the hand, but F is understood that she cm-.,uni.-red Head. ! b -i, where she the summer. \\ Haii'.iii in.I Fannie s. spent interport. Mrs. Catherine wife terrific weather on tlie Banks, sprung ab-ak, ud Appleton. Albert A. Keene and wife of Grant, sudden starting of his horses, which were •Inns K VMilN 1* i! P* Bei'. Gliddeii and «>f soon idled and sank. Four m her crew are said Paige, Hairy the late Capt. Charles Grant, died at her tus I n Hahn of M :• ■ Belmont. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Howard of were here last of frightened by the moving of some cars. He ’•» have been drowned. while the i< a,a.taler wer-* M s* Edit}; V\ aorriii of Philadelphia week, guests U.m klaml. Old Orchard are in rescued a a Belfast were in towu home Friday afternoon after an illness of sustained a of by passing vessel. The iii-t Sunday, H. C. Pease and «J. fracture both bones of the 1. M mi i:k Li:a- n. In 1. ? avi.. the of M i** visiting j family_S. Gushee, Sarah is She was l.nilj at Stockton. guests Mae Fernald. Mr. am! several weeks. She had been feeble for interesting. Mrs. J. Willis Fenwick_Mr J. William Martin and Frank Caskin went to right leg just below' the knee. Dr. Taylor Me 'a 1ST", for F A Adams d this ir\ ami of < >i la'inl. Tbeodat-e and Archie F. Lawrv and some years. Mrs. Grant was a most excel- has probabl'. brought m*>rc I’oimiji,c-c Florence, Margaret. Edith of Bath to reduced the fracture... .John 0. Hi issi a>n I-;. ... daughter Vassalboro, ! Saturday hear Mr. Bryan’s speech, Thompson grants to this [:i Mi iav w< nt to Fm: I’oiut last to Mrs. lent woman and will be missed l.. H I'-.-.ri au.l M i-- 1 Sunday Lorina Blake of Dockland aud Mrs. and arrived home at three o’clock greatly by has returned from California after an ab- afloat. She outlived her usefulne-- l;i na a Sunday ("ha-. A. Ellis. Nod. o' i; -sit- their hr: her many friends. She leaves one however, and was hen sold to French a ■ a- her, Benjamin Merithew. Lhira Blake of Camden were in town last the smoke of the battle daughter, sence of nearly two years.... Misses Susie W [.LIAMS Wa 1.1 S. j morning-After above stated. The vessel register..*.' 527 -m., net. Miss Etta, for whom great is **x- I.m N- William- am: l-'.r ( •’ !••* week Mr. ami Mrs. had cleared it was that sympathy and Grace Davis have gone to Portland to was 135 feet long, 51 feet beam, ami 17 t*« t .Maylore and Frank who visiting W. S. Foss_ away, and known "N Murray, inches t hold. Yol ntj Bui; f; pressed. The funeral services were held at visit depth ecu .a town Mr. and Mrs. \\ A. Merrill a Maine had their aunt. Mrs Fred for a few « Daniel V cuiu' and Miss for the have and number given Powers 50,0-'>u plurality, Dyer, hummus. Sell Mobil.* to ... past month, her Methebesav. I late home Monday afternoon, conducted ra, 1 mil) :■ I.: l'le B and Natick, Mass., Mrs. Frank Mc- predicted I Springs, Dickerson Florence Merithew sudden of Win. 11 Sumner. Brunswick to Perth Amboy■,; overwhelm us iu death her mother, Mrs. Lamb, in E. L. Stevens of Corrisou-Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Howard Appleton. “Oh, you Re- Belfast and Miss Millie 14 cents. Sell Florence Lelauo .larksonvi1 .- Bt >keh. In Kmklami ;• attending the High school in Searsport Camden. She left on boat to New York. Sell. Ban a visited in Augusta last week_Miss Annie publicans bought them to vote your ticket,” Saturday’s Stevens of Troy visited friends in town re- lumber. $4.75. W.-;-sier Banker, natn t village. to coal. 5*' cents. Sell and IN attend the funeral. It was a sad blow to Llizabethport Bangor, day-. said Fred. did have a set Fred returned to a ■ Morrill, who has been at home on a vacation, “Well, you cheap cently. Bryant Boston K. Stetson. F**rt l.ibeiry to Bang-u ai. 5- ( ol.l.A Mi IKK. In i:. ■« is A 1 large delegation from Granite Mrs. and she has the Sell. Electa to *-. soi. 1 ..! Grange has returned to where of fellow's,” was the remark made by one of George, sympathy of week ago to resume Lis studies at the Har- Bailey, Philadelphia Bangor. Leonard i Augusta she has em- 85 cents. pi e a fraternal \i*r to mouths and is da\s Morning Light our wicked sur- many friends... .Mrs. Freeman vard Medical School. Mr. is a ployment.... Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnson, Republicans-Dr. Palmei, Thompson Bryant very Fkkiouts. The Freight Circular of Bnmii .v Cliei'K KK. In Siuekloi < Grange, Monroe, last and dentist of will a received news of the death of brilliant is Co.. New York, reports for the week ending Sepi. Atinira iiavrunan ,■ Saturday night will hold a geon Waldoboro, be the Wednesday scholar and entitled to consider- Evangelists, at the 26: ease o had a meeting Shippers of oil the far Last, ami a 1 K.vsi man. In iNlini. very pleasant time. to one her Mrs. Laura Evaus at Valley House Oct. 5th, remain week. daughter, Reading, able honor as one of seventeen out of a "f ! > an- in o Hall’s Corner school-house Thursday even- being general cargo distant ports, the mar III.U1, t■»; e.n Ho. ....Miss Rose who has been the Mass. She died of and she ket for additional tonnage, but vessels suitable ;• *r llK.u In Luek.-poi :. ing, Oct. 1st, and at the school-house at Bel- Currier, typhoid fever, class of 200 who received the highest rank at these trades are ditli. ulr to obtain, there being no a tied 7 years, S month.- guest for a few weeks of O. W. re- leaves two little children, one of whom is ill the last of COLNTY CORRESPONDENCE. mont Corner, Sunday afternoon and even- Carrier, session the school... .Mrs. \Y R. available spot supply, and bin limited offerings GK"s‘s. ii, orlaiei. >. turned to her home in with the same disease... .Mrs. Chadwick of for forward loading. Owners and consignees with (1 r• 1. Sto- kt. >n Si’Kixos. Mr. and Mrs. Willard doing good work in this vicinity and we all Lancey, Perkins and Misses negotiations proposed, wile of E fear II' are their Mrs. F. L. David- Fernald ;s sick at the Maine Gener- position ami strong tone t• > the market sugge-l- Nl:i■ 11 ni-.. In .1-: ’• wish them success visiting daughter, -Roy Helen Haskell and Ethel at- Berry, who have been friends in wherever they go_ Vickery the belief that better terms can '.*«• visiting al iug possibly .Joseph .V’ptmie. a son-Rev. C. E. Harden preached at Union Hospital, Portland-A little sou was exacted later on. The mu ye here!oic, -h-ov * and Aihion, returned home The “Lend Hand Circle'’ of the King’s tended the Y. P. C. U. convention at Water- iry, days. I’uity Sunday.. to retain their vo-els in and N Sons aud church lie will be here next Sun- born to Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Hopkins Sept. disposition h.imi, PATTKKSON, In Ba is Daughters meet at the Sunday, viile last week. went as take >!' nt >:i T- >un Miss Nellie Hichborn spending a few days pleasant They delegates the ehatices tin- 1 lire sit cat ig.- tersoii, former!' of .- day and hold services at the same 24th....Miss Mary Hutchins of Rockland is for b irrel n* .* n ai.rcd I'KNl'l.r -‘N. In I’..: ..a with friends in home of Mr. aud Mrs. John M. Simmons of place_: from the Union of the Universalist church petroleum Lurop*- -pears Rockland.Herbert 1 the of Miss Rose Mrs. Geo. a fair extent, but shippers ..re um.l le t.. -■;;*• le\er, Dana, only mu : i1 Belfast last and Mis. Georgie P. Ripley and daughter, Emma guest Eaton.... in this town.... Mrs. of Devcreaux left on Friday’s boat to resume Sunday had a very interest- May Pushor Bangor their necessities promptly, owing t- the .in.ited iPendleton, am*it \ear- 1 Merle, who have been the summer Havener is visiting friends in Searsport_ is ;n number of suitable vessels ar prcs.-m *. ait.ib,* lino;. In \ a 111s studies at the Boston Dental ing meeting. The subject, “Life,” was dis- speudiug visiting town.. .\V. L. Pushor, cashier College. Rates are not qnotably Uglier r> -ugh Uli. 'lie-, aired 7.1 ye.,r-. :1 months at G. H. returned Wednes- Mrs. Atwood of visited friends 1 cussed Page’s, Royal Bangor of the Pittslield National was con- < ..Mrs. Charles Bark has returned home by nearly all the members in a very Bank, some port s, no I iceablv Ireland. iat h*-r i. < i- V.vkm m In Be! I in town c *■: •• day to their home in Bath....Miss Emma last week. .Timothy Fellows return- fined to the house sickness last week.... tb.au prev iouslv o),tainc>l l*a\ Waltei Yamum. a.. •. "Ui a visit to her sou, Dr. Isaac and thorough and pleasing manner. Then every by Park, naval stoic freights- then- is i; th- he Wll.l A v.s III N o has returned to her home in Penob- ed last week from his visit to N. H. and member Sprague Bristol, Mr. Mrs. J, S. Davis left home se..ic«- v w family, in Reading, Mass.Mrs. Hattie gave a Bible verse containing the Friday munent; vessels are .-aid to t i. \\ il.i tm- ot Br scot after a visit of several weeks among ....Miss Mary Jackson of Belfast was the to visit friends in entertained by shipper-. I urn: m The remains urn t.,k«. of Rockland is in word “Faith.” We all think the order Thorndike, Brooks and Burpee town, the guest of is River date from th*- Last has been o !im:t .. O. Is. relatives here.. .Tobias Wadsworth is build- of Miss lv. II. Croxford last ry Ill Pm:', guest Thursday Knox, and are now in Belfast Mrs. ed the d d Misses Liilie and Flora Moulton.Mrs. growing, as new faces appear at every meet- ing a house iu Lincolnville for John Porter. visiting request during interval. !ci; u—cm widow •>; Isiat \N.. and Friday_Mrs. Maude Jose of Portland, Davis' Mrs. A. demand has not led t<> au\ add it ion. d ■ >ear-. 7 im mi lis and e Lewi* M. has returned from The next will be. -Miss Adna Pitman has gone to Lowell sister, Mary Patterson, and Partridge Cas- ing. meeting Sunday, Oct. upon the part of ves-*-: wn.-is. Bu-.. lr-c \S Son In CaimieN >• with her sister who has been visit- with her two little children, is her Helena, visiting her nitre, Mrs. John Carr. Mrs. 1). will the (5ill 1 to Bueno? ha of Mr. < tine, where she made a short visit to Mr, 11th,at the home of the president, Mrs. J.E. Ayres mid Mrs. liar ing relatives here-William Newbert is Mrs. Snow.. .Frank ami $12. and this rat*-, it i- nn lersl. t. w*>it!.! !•*• a<- and Mrs. mother, Henry also attend the W. 0. T. U. convention. Win. Wescott-Mr. Maitland Ea- Elms. They will have a business from a and serious for additional tonnage. Theft- ha- b*-cn meeting slowly recovering long Catherine Simouton have to Middle- cepted gone Mrs Mrs. E. C. some in* for lumber fro.n th.- <. u IF to folley returned Monday from Bar Harbor, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas illness.*.Miss Linda Annis is visiting friends Benj. Thompson, Bryant, miry tonnage Belfast IHi. in Boston town, Ct., where they are attending college. Mrs. Levi Rio de Janeiro, \\i:li a ••njdc <>l igtau-.s rcporic: where lie has on Churchill Oct. 7tli. and vicinity. Tavler and others from Pittslield been business.Capt. Wednesday evening, at $13.25 net. 'I’o Brazil and otlu-r 8"Uth \m.-ri- -Miss Josephine Crosby of Brewer visit- i'.OKEKOIEI) AVI LKLV John Randell and Mr. Wilbert West of sell. are expected to be present....R. L. Hathorn can countries very few orders for general cargo ed Miss Simouton last week. ..Mrs. tonnage are ollered the market. Some few I‘rod Morkid. Manly and wife were at the House several upon Celia F. were at home over Lancey small vessels are for tilt* West India and 2H..HI Sunday_Mrs. Could every housewife ill-Mrs. sought Apples, p Pii, McAuliffe is very Margaret Kel- ers arc -I o 11 Carrie Gardner of Newton, Mass., is spend- days last week-Misses Frances McCaus- Windward trades, and though ship} pro- j dried, p tb. returned from Rhode Island last week pared to meet somewhat higher rates for tonnage Beans, pea. 1 4"»» c. a a few with her ley land ami Mae Gould are at home from Bid- •* ing days parents, Mr. and know how much time, of say 1,500a2,00o barrels, they meet, with difli- medium. 1 :>ti./ I »■ and was but is n w n Mrs. Aihion Goodhue, at Pleasant Point_ quite ill, improving-Miss deford for a few weeks’ vacation.. .Justin eulty in executing their orders, captains and own- ! el eves I 25 a 1 ers * If., 11In 2' Lizzie Littlefield is at home for a short time. being reluctant to undertake the voyage at Butter. | Moulton of Jackson lias returned from a two va- • George Boston is passing his va- trouble and labor is saved weeks’ this hazardous season. There is no improvement Beef, p It.. 4 // 1 2 I _Mrs. Wilda Dorsey of Hampden visited to in coastwise lumber orders are Bariev. | hu. 4i ■./ 4."> b cation with his sisters at their old home on cation to friends in Montville. report freights; her father, Capt. Wm. Marshall, last week. scarce ami current rates unsatisfactory. F**i coal Cliee-e. p lb, S a Main street-Capt. Melvin Colcord is in and how easy cooking is tonnage to the Last an improved demand is ex ('h’.ekeiN p II., 12// 1 4 I _Mr. and Mrs. John left for their Governor Powers* Council. Call 7.i * a To 1 New York on business-Miss Laura Mar- Lougee perienced, and under the influence better rate- Sam-, are being obtained. Duck, pH. i.\ home in Haverhill, Mass., on Monday's den went to Kingman Saturday for a week’s made with The members of Gov. Powers’ executive KiTfis. p doz, IP- W boat_A number of the friends of Mr. and Fowl, p lb. KVa 12, visit to her uncle, Mr, Wilber and council have been decided upon, Grant, practically Boston Produce Market. Geese, p lb. inciw A Mrs. C. C. Moody gave them a as follows: Mr. Marshall of York and Mr. family-It is with regret that we record surprise Freeman of the 1st Retail /’W. on the occasion of tlie seventh anni- Yarmouth, representing Be ton, Sept. 28, 1806. The following are to- the at her home on Church street party « s death, and 2d districts, will he returned. In the day's quotations of prov isions, etc.: Beef, corned, p lb. 7 ; s of their marriage, 28tli-The u salt, 14 If. I Monday evening, of Mrs. Rufus B. Elling- versary Sept. third, Hon. A. M. Peuley of Auburn will Butter—Northern cream, choice, 16 1 7c ; dairy Butter, hair. will have a of next north, best, 13,al4o. Corn, p bn, She a Methodist society reopening probably be the councillor. Hon. Fritz wood. leaves husband and one sister, Cheese—Northern, 8 1 2 a Pc. Cracked Corn, p hu. 3*i'1 H. Twitched of Bath is seated in the choice, their church this week. There will he ser- 4th, a 1 8c. Corn Meal, 2-s P- Mrs. Thomas Clifford. She was a of Eggs—Hennery, choice, 23 25c ; Eastern, p hu, lady and ju the 5th, Hon. E. P. of Deer Cheese, lb. 12//14! and and Spofford Beans—North, small pea, si 30a I 35 yellow p vices all day Friday Saturday, quar- ( i many sterling qualities, always a kind and Isle. Hon. Henry W. Mayo of Hampden is eyes, $1 15 a 1 25; red kidney, 81 "Mil 2". otton Seed, p ewt, 2i'i1 IP helpful neighbor and friend,-a and terly meeting on Sunday. Friday evening to represent the (>th. Washington county Hay—New York and Canada, choice. $ 18all); Codfish, dry, p lb f»« willing fair to ; lower Cranberries, p ijt,t>S« D*.> T. of Belfast politicians say that Voranus L. Coffin of good, $!6,al7 grades, $12*/15. worker in the and a devoted Miss Charlotte Sibley will give sp.no. Clover lb, 11 « 1 ready church, She would use no other. is assured of a nomination in Rye straw, $16; oat straw, Seed, p Harrington a 50'Sa RANGE, her noted lecture on Palestine. No one who Potatoes—Aroostook choice, p Bush, 38 Flour, p bid, 3 75 4 wife and mother. She will be greatly miss- For Bale In all prominent cities and towns Made the WEIR STOVE CO., Taunton, the 7th. Three of these are law- county by gentlemen @40e. H.G.Seed, bu, 2 15 « 2 25lS\\ New Mass. can come should miss this treat. the others business men. ed by a large circle of friends. throughout England possibly yers, j Apples—New, $> bbl, 75c «2.00, Lard, p tb 7«h'w