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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-24

The organs have grown significantly silent
On the st. John bribery" question. Some
one might interview Mr.. Elkins and Others
of the National Republican Committee.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-24
strangIed by dis False Teeth

WHEELING, W. Va. Jan. 23.-Captain
Bankhesd, of Virginia, Chief Engineer of
the Grafton and Greenbrier Railroad sur
vey, died suddenly at Phillippi on Tuesday.
While lying III in bed bis false teeth came
loose and strangled him.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-24

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR MANSON is pr owing
q graceful presiding officer. The Senators
TO man respect the old hero, who is as
patriotic in peace as he was gallant in war.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-24

are entertained by some that a strike will be
the result, but manufacturers do not expect
anY trnnhla
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-24

has been taken into Mr.. Cleveland's conf
dence, and Is being consulted with regard to
the construction OF the Cabinet.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-24

SENATOR VOORHEES, will arrive ia the city
next Monday.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-24
Residence Burned.
pecial to the Sentinel.


GREENFILD, Ind, Jan. % Samuel Scott's
residence, in the northeast part of the city,
caught fire this morning from defective
hue and wac burned. Loss, 500; falIy in
sured
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04

v. N. vickery reports great sales OF
goods the past week. His customers have
had fine benefit.
Don't pay money to any one representing
themselves a. our agent unless . written
permission to collect funds IL shown.
Parties wishing for nice copied picture
or album, or picture framed, Of any kind,
will save money by looking at the line OF
goods which L. T. Plunkett hiss on hand.
The skowhegan Reform Club will still
continue their Sunday evening meetings,
assisted by the Woman's Christi1n Tenn
perauce Union; they hope. for the support
of the business men OF our place also the
aid of the Pastors OF the different churches
In their meetings.
Mr.. A. Kimball the veteran mail agent,
has doubtless m ade his last run. He ar
rived here last Thursday night weary with
his days work, and going to the II. selton
house. eat a hearty supper and retired.
The next morning he did not appear at the
post Office at his usual hour and Post-mast-
er Miller called Tor him. He was unable
to rise from his bed AMI 1t was necessary
to enter his room through the transom
He was found 10 a semi conscious con-
dtion and expressed desire TO get home
His wife arrived the next morning and he
was taken to his home 10 Portland. 1t
was evident that he had suffered partial
shock. He il some better now, but OF
course will never take his car again. lie
should have retired several years ago, but
he could not bear to give up, and SO his
friends allowed him to keep along. de
was a kindly old gentleman much beloved
by all who knew him
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04
ObifudrU.

Mrs. Rose May Coombs formerly Quinn
hy,) born In Skowhegqn, May 22d, 1862,
and died In Pittston, Feb. Is, 1885. On
Nov. 22i, 1879. she became the wife Of
Mr.. Howard W. [ abs Of Pittstou. whei e
they have resided. On Sunday, Feb 22d,
she WAS buried from the NJ. Z. Church,
which she formerly attended until feeble
health and household cares d priyed her of
that privilege. The large circle OF mourn
Ing friends present, and the many who
knew her in her happy home and cheerful
life tell Of The love aud respect with which
she WAS held. In her last and final sick
ness she shared the comforts Of home and a
mothers tender care, with whom she died.
An only brother survives her, who now re-
sides 10 Boston. The beautiful pillow
"Rest' which he brought, together with
other flowers and vines sent by fathers
hand, prompted by a fathers heart, tell of
brothers love and fathers aft ction.
She leaves to the care of others two small
children, respectively two years and a
babe two W, eks old. For our young
brother so sadly bereft Of the companion
of his youth, we bespeak the sympathy of
all, and may He who has said "Ny grace Is
sufficient for thee" be his present help In
this his time of rarest need.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04

Deep ssatsd In smsp of bses somstim's o
one and sometimes on both sides, ertsBd-
Ing dowDs ards towards inside 81 thigh.
scaBiy and high eolorsd urine, ritn Cons
tpsiioD, we're the sYmp,s ms Of kidu@y
Disease thst sffilet.d me, said Hon. u.
Thomas, Treasurer Psoobseot Go Bangor
Ne. | have been cured by BHo1ss SAR
sAPARiLLA and heartily recommend II ~
my ffieB"a
c. H. Dunfon. II lampden. eas foreman
Of the stewart Niue. While setting I.
pump be strained himseif causing SERIOUS
Kidney Disease ilaw oftsn ibis happen I:
"A sudden wrench. an over exsftlOn. OF IS
violent Jar brings Kidney Dissass. M
DuDt0D would have SEVERE -ssilinR acros-
the abdomen, bis food would bec8ms SUR
on his stomach, together With paine tcr s-s
the back and hips. lie trisd many rem
dies, sought assistance IN yatltn- direction
and at lest bought BROWNS sARsAFsHiitA,
and by the use Of two bottles a. tutire.y
cured.
''If you have sharp pain
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04

Notwithstanding The ssoS1y ~ a1olese.
ant day and the rosds, which bed bUn w
10 a bad condition by the dfissis 81 ths daj
before, . usually gocd sttendsocs wss pres'
ent At the opening Of the town meeting
last Monday. There had 10 be two ses' 'o5s
the result Of the forenoo..'s work being
only TO dispose Of The election Of select
men. In the afternoon the rest Of the bus
mess was tremendously transacted with a
very large attendance.
II was expected that the recurrence OF
the Toby road question would be signal
fOr music, and 1t took place on about th
same score and tenor as year ago In
order to satisfactorily settle the affair a
ballot vote had 10 be taken the r. suit Of
which was to dis, oDtiuuc the road. The
vote stood 1l5 to l01
The meeting was called 10 order by
Town Clerk Webb, ard ballot for mod
orator, l.. H. Webb, Esq, was chosen He
declined to serve owing to his health and
L. L. Walton, Esq. was chosen. lie open
ed the days business with modest and
pleasing speech. As a result of the ballot
ing the town Offices were filled as follows
Clerk-Geo. S Webb. Srsclmen and
assessors, Abel Prescott, +. S. Steward
John Weston. Adjourned To l 80 p. NJ
Meeting called aid bnlloting continued
Treasurer, Geo. S. Webb, town agent
james Il. Dasconb, an'iitor, L. l. Walton.
Report OF s. S. Comuiittee accept, d. DR.. S.
A. Patten and Lizzie d. Miller were elect
ad IN. I'm fxxy.. ,ni. ha 9
committee. S. A. Bickfnrd was choseo
collector OF taxes, be bidding of the taxes
at 2 per cent. 1t was voted:
To raise Sa70O for schools
Z" $4,000 for the poor.
tax dogs.
accept thren roads IA laid out by the
select men and to reject one on account of
damages which WAS placed at $780,
To discontinue fobey hill road
" accept the beqncalhal of the late Abner
Coburn With preamble and resolutions as
read by l.. II. Webb.
To raise 5000 to break the snow out of
the roads.
To set the fine for fast driving on the
Kennebec bridges as IS.
To constitute the board Of selectmen as
committee to Inspect bridges.
To accept the list of jurors as prepared
by the revising board.
To raise 500 for memorial day expenses.
To set off Isaac Powers from district No.
7 to district M. 6.
To raise 500 for Skowhegan bridge.
&c raise $500 for other bridges and cul-
veris.
To raise $1,000 for road machine.
i" 60 $4,000 for highways.
C. 1925 for damages on Summer
Street.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04

with tired, lnnguid feeling, bearing down
pain &C., you may be s0re, Gays Mrs
Cbas. Bracket Of Herman, Me "thAt o1
have Kidney Disease. Lave been cured
Of severe care by BRows's ssRsAPARIlLA
after had employed many DOCTOR with
out benefit. Have been eoufutd ~ my
home In times past, but am now Ia good
health"
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04

kAlsgyhx = s6sralos, Lswls WYdnoa,
CT Harvey; Selectweee y G.
Tnassfst, !. q Adsms, Ssps, yisos. By..
sn4 p, r seDOns Agent, n. G. Webber ;
Aodtteg, C0DlectOrs aud C0nst able. J. g.
AdsA. nODey raised, e2,21s so; high,
wy, ~ 10 money $1,000 10 lsbor; poor
600; schools, ei,Oi8 70; no political con-
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04

CsleA fss-endea. = be- lives ou tie o1.ln
roaJ IN Bangor, VI gives tie following
testimony Of the virtues OF BROWSE sAK
sArAmiLA For The ya,t Tn years nav
been troubled with a severe pain 10 tn
chest extending 10 The liver aud Kidneys.
! Wa - united for labor that | coaid MT
work full dry. | commenced 10 take
Blows SAg-APAKiLLA and the pains lefi
my etert, hips, hyer aud kldnry= feel
like nes man, aud an allie ~ Do u fiil
days ,rork. shall always be pleased t.
tell people Of the power OF BROaN' SAR-
sAPAKILLA
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04
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STErsoN. Ny. frb 9ih, 1881
ARA WARkgS. Esq, Bangor, Me. Dear
Sir Il have used what IS known A.
BROWNS SARsAPAKILLA 10 my practice,
prescribing II for low ate Of Blood. for
weakness peculiar To females, and especial
ly for Kidney and Liver troubles. have
always met with success whenever have
used 1t. Being familiar with the compost
ion OF BROWNS sARsAPARIIA pronounce
1t To be happy combination Of pure mcdi-
cines. destined, have no doubt, 10 become
famous as a blood, kidney aud liver corr L.
i've. 1. w. TiBBErTs, VI. d. Stetson, Me
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04

sll3 Mr. AsaiH H4fb4,h. Webster s.
Bangor, NJ II nav b,rr t,d ~ ia. alesI
M fhat M b sbes - -sn-rWas ineatshIs
/ have fsRsIls1 good health b} u.iuz
l5HoANs sAhsArAhtLLA. 1 oonsIdsr /
wonder u iaf toninz % aud lnytzofatlnz
the sysfem. l. j. 81 great value 10 many
Of Thus troubles peculiar 20 our 81
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04

FINE STORE George d. Arnold
accomplished the double feat yesterday of
keeping his store open as usual and waiting
on his customers as though nothing was
happening and yet he was taking his entire
stock of goods over the way all the while.
To day will find him located opposite his
old stand, 10 the store formerly occupied
by Mr.. Prescott The interior is to be
newly painted and whlteued as soon as pos
sibe, and with the very tempting display
of goods always made by Mr.. Arnold, is
sure to be an attractive spot. Mr.. Arnolds
ambition is to keep the best family grocery
store in the County.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04
PERSONAL.

MIR. Silas Day is very sick.
A. R. Smiley left this morning to join
the Leslie concert troupe.
Miss Lora Dyer, of Dover, is in town,
guest of DIR. Cora johnson.
Mr.. Fred H. Knowlton, formerly OF this
place, died 10 Portland last week, from an
abscess.
Col. A. W. Wildes has been confred to
house the past week threatened with pneu-
monia, but is now out again.
W. d. Gould, ESQ.,, who was practicing
lawyer in Norridgewock, and who has been
absent 10 Australia for 80 years, is on his
way to his old home.
Among the recent appointments made by
Gov. ROBBIE is that Of A. o. Frederic of
Norridgewock as Justice Of the Peace, and
E. S. Dutton of this place as Trial Justice.
VIM. H. Heselton and wife left for their
home In the West this Wednesday morning.
Since Mr.. H ,selton has been East he has
been acting as clerk at the Heselton, where
his genial countenance and readiness to
serve, will be greatly miss ed by the many
patrons OF that house.
Mr.. X j. Knowlton has decided not to
teach Commercial Department In our
High School until after graduating from
the Bryant & Stratton Commercial School,
Boston, Mass. Mr.. Knowlton is now en-
gagged in the record business and is intro
ducing new system of keeping records.
DR.. Charles H. Burr, leading homGopa-
THO physician, dieu in Portland, Thursday
noon, of pneumonia, aged 60 years, s
months. He was native of Mercer, and
was a prom inent and valued citizen, aud
man of high character. He was past
president and on influential member of the
Maine Homeopathic Medical Society.
Mrs. F. j. Stetson has been requested bv
number OF our citizens, to give an even
i.g of readings which it Is hoped she will
do 10 the near future. Vocal and instru-
mental music with violin aud bani o novel
ties will be interspersed, and talent from
fremont Temple Lecture Bureau, of which
Mrs. Stetson Is member, will be engaged
to assist, If she consents to appear. Mrs
Stetson has among her references, many
well known names, among them, Henry W.
Longfellow, Oliver Wendell Holmes, John
G. Whittier, Prof. Blish, of the Blish
School of Elocution and testimonials from
the press and public, as to her professional
and social standing, aud is heartily en-
dorsed by all who know her.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04
Vat fsUiLke Not a. Gin.

The citizens Of Waterville voted on the
acceptance OF q city charter yesterday ard
the result WAS a. befure---a failure tn adopt
the charter. The vote lacked 81 OF eDout b
to pass the measure.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04

"That tired feeling" from which you suf-
fer 90 much, particularly In the morning,
10 entirely thrown OF by Hoods Sarsaps-
Hills,
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04

ATHENs.-The band and Athens Dramat
ic Troop, go to Harmony, Wednesday
nigh, to give an entertainment for the
bent fit OF the band. Good time gusrsn-
teed. Academy now has 81 students and
large classes are the rule. The g. A. X
petted about 81 dollars, at their entertain
mpnt, last week Mr.. Beede of Cornviiie,
preached at the Union Church, last Sunday
Fired Greene is In OHIO, on business
for Diamond Wrench Co for which he Is
general agent. Town meeting very qaI.
ct and no business Of Importance trans.
acted.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04

Banged hair is going ut of style, aud so
are banged up lungs, by using Jadwin's
Tar Syrup. Only 20 cents and 81 bottle.
Sold by Geo. Cushing.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04

Group can be cured in twenty minutes by
using Jadwln's Tar Syrup as directed.
Price 25 cents and 81 per bottle. Seld by
Geo. Cushing.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04

CoRNvILLE.-Mr. Editor, l would like
and Skowhegan Railroad bill Gas publsh,d
In last weeks REPoRTER) how he gets from
Athens to Skowhegan without passing
through Cornvlllc. think the inhabitants
of Cornville will object to having said road
go over head or under ground, for the rea.
son that said Inhabitants, IL such road IL
built, will occasionally want to use snid
road. Moderate weather and soft travel
ing at present. ...The tracks OF some Of
the scholars of Mr.. Beede's school resem
BILE an Indian war path-they go and come
on snow shoes.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04
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PTTsFIELD. About ninety students are
Central ms itute. The term will end with
the present week. 1t is understood that
reading room will soon be established In
connection with the school and the Insti-
tute will probably be heated by steam after
the present winter. A base ball associa.
ton has been formed by the students and
steps taken toward raising a fuOd sufficient
to equip and practice nine for the coming
seas n. A masquerade sociable was held
at Institute chapel last Saturday evening
fon the benefit Of the association. DR.
Howe has sold out his practice 10 this
town and will remove to Lewiston. :. Mr..
Conant. with his singing class of this vii
lage, will give an exhibition at Newport,
Friday eve OF this week.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04

HARTLAND. The united efforts of Rev,
Higgins, the evangelist, assisted by Hatch,
the singer, and Rev. Byron, the Methodist
minister of this place, are proving sue
cess. The meetings will continue through
the week. The three village schools
closed Friday, the Goth. The academy
school, ught by Mr.. Gould, closed with "a
q soclable. :. The Odd Fellows and Masons
gave supper, after which A grand concert
aud ball. Music by Stilman's band, Bangor
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04
lar RE q .

Skowhcgan-Feh. :5lh by Rev. A. j. Raeklif
Mr.. George A. Poland to Miss. LIZZIE York, both
OF Athens.
Atht, = Feb. 2G'h, by Mr.. Esther A Cooley Com.
Mr. Nor inner York OF Br ton, and Miss. Annie A.
Cooley oi Athens.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04
WEDNBDDAY, MAR. IN. 1888.
NesC Advertisements.

WantDd-Thls o6ics.
TO lot--W. ". swain.
HardWnrs "A. @. Bluut.
Nusic-Mrs J. G. Ham.
Fur glae -. 3. Prescott.
For sale Timntny Snow.
Wanted.-Nartin 0anison
q 70 Bucket go a. Ro'a
ChJcolstss- b. t,txrtsvcA.
Frsedom Noiice-Lydis Hardy:
Grsss Ban slns -. N.I.J Smith.
Insurauoc-Grifln and Wentworth.
Notice a Porscti suru-Adaline swain.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04
Dor NJ.

Harmony-Feb. 23b to the wife of Gree b. Willis
a daughter
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04
Browns Sarsapari1la.

express
sl0o bottle
ARA WARREN Bangor Ne
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-04

IL
Last week ], purchased two bottles ~ bR9ss'f
SAHskFAKflL1.s giFng one 10 ny lie aud tn
iothef 10 ber mother. such BENEFITS v.re derived
rom The u-e Of II, that ~ish inr four acdltoua
bottle. fles-e IND 81 closed g., our pnce far
hsif d.zs | pronounce o. 10 he ~uncsrul
remedy FOR pr bippd, Indigestion AID biintj
Compiauts. " n. NAKKES.
Manager Bangor " Ood Go.
can endorse 81 that ha- been ssd In ias or {
EHoRs's sAH.aF AgILiA Have u-ed II ano
hvsrtiA recommend 4 q mciicius peculiarly
adapted Tor giving tste and yiguf the > steu
stimulating he digestive organs, and removing
ali paiut afftihe ffum disorder 81 the kidney.
Mr.. e H. HATHAaAT. NAlter 81, B.ugur NJ.
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18
Proceedings Of the Beard Of So
ysTviseTs.

TIE Beard ~ Supervisors met August
ITth 1885. Present Mossrs. Hehkie and
Raymond and the Clerk.
Minutes read and approved.
Resolved. that ON all personal property
assessed and portion collected on by Tie
Assessor. bs assessed at S;s.s3 Or eseh one
hundred dollars and ell payments made
sredited.
The County Treasurer presented the tar
roll Tor 1885, for tho inspection of the
Board. examined and found correct. Ihs
Chairman theIoupon annexed thereto his
xarai.ut commanding tho collector 70
eo!Iset from the several persons named ir
said roll the several sums mentioned In
tie last column OF said roll, opposite
their respective Hsnlcs, and TO account
for and pay over To the County Treasurer
the amounts Therein specified On oI before
the second Monday In December then
nsz;.
Adiournsd TO cali Of chairman.
Attest:
fAIpw.Lb WnIoir,
Clerk.
y. W, HxsXLr,
Chairman
Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18

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Mohave County miner., 1885-10-18
Summons.

In the County Court of the County Of
Mohavt, Territory nf ArizUa.
Emma Gard piaiutiH, VS.. NIilia;n n.
Gard, Csfendaot. Summons.
Action brought ia tie County Court Of
Mu,iavn CuUuty. Arizuna Territory.
The YerItJry Of Arizona sends greeting
TO william 4. Gard. J'frIii!nt.
You are huFoby sainmOnsI ard required
TO appcsr iu IN aotiOn brought aglinst you
by the above named Plaintta in tIe County
Court uf Mohaye tounty,S Arizona Terri
tory, and answer the complaint filed
with the Clerk Of this C0arf, at Min
eral Park, in Said C3oHtv "a copy Of
which complaint accompanies this sum
mous) within iwSGtv days tCxcl1giye Of
the dsv uf reryicrj after the service upon
you Of this summons, " served in this
county: bui IL .eryed out Uf the coaDty.
and within this Z strict, thim within thirty
days: 10 ali ether cHss., forty davs. And
YOU ar, hereby notified thar IL you fail TO
appear and answer the complaint ~ above
reauir,d. fte plaintiff wiil take dofsnlt
agsinsG YOU and app'y TO the Court for the
relief SlsDaandcd in the complaint herein
aud costs and Disbursements iD this behalf
expanded.
Given under my hand and the seal
sS.s.sz,s of the said County Court Of DO
EESSiN have County, AriZOnH Territory, at
sss]s' Mineral Park. this 18th day OF
August. less.
II. BrcKsaAUM,
County Clerk.
J. WlSrErHEssOs. Att'y for Plaintiff.