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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-02

Oh HIS rlgnt hand than dO VIII 1t it had
been decreed he must do. He fumed
and fretted over the matter till he
worked himself up to such a state of ex
cltement as made me fear for the strength
OF his mind to resist it, but he finally
cooled down and began to look at the
matter philosophically
Mrs. Hammond and | were to have a
! reception that evening for the members
OF the court martial. and they and all the
officers Of the garrison and their wives
would accordingly be together at nv
quarters. 1t was decided that at 8
o'clock Captain Lyon should tender his
apology in their presence. Every one
was there, at 8 o'clock Captain Ander-
son stationed himself at one end OF the
drawing room. The last beat of the
| drums sounding tattoo had hardly died
| away when Captain Lyon in full uniform
| entered the apartment. He looked
neither to the right nos to the left, but
| with me at his side, as his escort and
host he walked through the long line of
| otficers-al in full uniform-and ladies.
TILL he came within four or five feet
OF Captain Anderson, who, grave and
dignitied, with Sibley by his side,
awaited his arrival. Captain Ander-
| son, +" he said, without tremor in his
voice, Il have come TO express nv re-
greet for having used language at YOUR
| table which, however much I NAV he
| lleve 1T to be true, was out of place at the
| time, and was such as l, your guest
should not have spoken. Its employ.
| ment was, under the circumstances
| more injurious to me than it was to Won. ),
Anderson bowed without word LYON
bowed, and then. without tenderino his
hand, he turned and strobe ont of the
room Anderson and he never smoke
| TO each O. her afterward except when
their official relations required them to
do so. e"i ~
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23
The Puritan Wins.

The Boston sloop, Puritan, Wednesday, the
10th inst, won the second of the international
races for the America soup. There was strong
breeze and lumpy sea, and the Genesta sailed
beautifully, but was no match for the Puritan.
The flying Yankee astonishcd all who saw her.
She seemed several times in danger of losing
the race. Only her remarkable feetness saved
the day to America. The Puritan beat the &C.
nesta minute and 80 seconds on corrected time
and minutes and seconds on actual time.
The Puritan made the course of forty miles,
beating half of the way against heavy sea, in
hours, minutes and IA seconds. Great in
terest was manifested in the race in the city,
but there were comparatively few yachts and
steamers out to see the contest compared with
the feet that saw the race over in the inside
course on Monday.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23
GENERAL N EWS.

computation made at the Treasury Depart
mant shows that the bullion value of the stand
ard silver dollar according tn the London rates
of silver is 70 40 cents.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has appointed
N. B. Bacon to be Superintendent of the Gus
tom House at Toledo, Ohio. Bacon is brother
in-law Of President Cleveland.
United States Consul Tszchuck OF Vera Cru z
in a report to the Secretary of State, says the
yellow fever epidemic at Vera Cruz has been very
malignant; about 80 per cent Of all the cases
having proved fatal. Insomuch, however, ma
ny families and single persons who were subject
to the disease had been absent from the city
since the outbreak, there was scarcity OF mate
rial for the attacks Of the epidemic.
The Society of the Army of the Tennessee
held its annual reunion at Grand Rapids, Mich.
the 18th inst, and the Sons Of Veterans held
their fourth national encampment at Grand
Rapids the same day.
Government is ready to appoint inspectors to
board trains from Canada coming into Maine,
to see that no smallpox patients are on board.
A suit is to be instituted against ex-Commis-
sioner Of Agriculture Loring for the recovery OF
$40, 900 government funds, said to have been il
legally expended.
The President has appointed Lemuel B. Fow-
Ter, leading dry goods merchant of that city,
to be postmaster Of Augusta.
benjamin r. packard, prominent shipown-
er and shipbuilder of Bath, and superintendent
Of the New England Shipbulding company Of
Bath, and of the firm Goss, Sawyer K Packard,
died after short illness, aged So years. He
was member of Dunlap commandery, Knight
Templars.
Captain N. E. Percy, of the ship Standard Of
Phipsburg, Maine, who was recently fined and
imprisoned at Philadelphia for beating sailor,
has been pardoned by the President.
Mr.. Reed of Maine, Mr.. Long Of Massachu-
sets and Mr.. Hiscock Of New York, are men,
toned as Republican candidates for the Speak
ership of the next Congress.
Moses S. Mayhem, merchant and prominent
citizen Of Mt. Vernon died recently Of typhoid
fever. He had been a member Of the Maine
House and Senate and held mauy Offices in the
town and county. Aged sixty years.
James G. Richards, while hunting at Moose
Hill, near Ellsworth, was shot and Killed by Da-
ma Jordan, who mistook Richards for a deer.
The parties belong up river. Richards was 26
years old.
The President has appointed Anthony +. See
berger collector Of customs at Chicago.
The Dominion government has purchased the
North Shore railway from the Grand Trunk and
will hand it over to the Canadian Pacific.
Prince Alexander Of Bulgaria, has assumed
sovereignty over Eastern koumelia. Bridges
and wires leading into Turkey have been De.
staoyed. The Sultan Of Turkey has appealed to
the powers to enforce the treaty Of Berlin.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.
RELIGIOUS.

BAPTIST.-RKv. C. NJ. G. HARDWOOD, PASTOR.
Preaching service II A. NJ Sunday school at 1, NJ
PRAYER meetings Sunday at p. NJ. and Thursdays
M7P.M
CATHOLIC-WArxR STREET, RKv. Is. GsNER-
pAux PASTOR. Sunday services, Mass at 10 a. NJ
sunday school at P. NJ. and Vespers at p. NJ.
CHRISTAIN-HIeH STRKKT. REv. J. II. Sow
sRnY, PASTOR. Preaching 100, Sabbath school
is.is. Social meetings, Sunday at 6 O'Clock, Tues
day 100
EGATIONAL-IsIANpA Avenue, REV.
a ~. Sunday School 4, NJ. PRAYER meetings,
sunday AZ P. NJ, Thursday ut 75oP. NJ.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL ISLAND AVE-
MN. REV. ]. M. FRosr, PASTOR. Residence Par
scnsse. Island Avenue. Preaching service at io.4s
!. ~ Sabbath School at I,is P. NJ. Praise meet.
M Il r NJ, Prayer meeting at 6.Jo, Glass meet
~. Tuesday evening and Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening in the vestry at 7'so p Nj
IyNIyERSALIST-CoR.L KAvIrr AND NORTH
srs RKy, A. Il. HoyT, PASTOR. Sabbath service
lo4s A. N. Sabbath School at I'M.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23
Settled at Last.

After so long time and so great an
agony, Augusta has new postmaster in
the person of Mr.. L. B. Fowler, leading
merchant of the city, man of character,
business capacity and lifelong Demo-
crat. Notwithstanding this the faithful
of the capital city of Maine are not in
tensely happy. 1t is very evident that
the appointment of Mr.. Fowler was Sc
cured by two or three prominent Demo-
Gratis and the wishes of the great MAORI
~ of party men were ignored. They will
however, acquiesce In the inevitable like
good Democrats.
Civil service advocates are very coolly
informed that the new postmaster will or
ganize the party in the city for victory.
The result is not victory for Col Nor
ION.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23
10 It Insurance:

A statement has been made public that
the Insurance Commissioner has barred
the Maine Mutual Accident Association
Of Portland from doing business in the
State. The facts are that this associa-
claims the right to do business on the as
sessment plan, as a benefit association
by virtue of organization under Chapter
IS of the Revised Statutes. Commission
er Smith claims that it has no legal right
to do insurance business, and has taken
steps through the County Attorney of
Cumberland County to have the legal sta
tus of this and other similar associations
tested in the Courts of the State. The
matter is in fair way for early adjudica-
tion.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23


State House step quilt-Mrs. 0. J. Holmes.
Log cabin quilt-Mrs NJ. Flanders.
White bed spread-Mrs. J. L. Flanders.
Crazy silk quilt-Mrs. Sophia Whittier, lst
Mrs. Hortence Bigelow, I'd Mrs. r. ]. Robin
son, 3rd.
Rag Carpetng--C. L. Bradbury, LIST.
Rag Carpet-Mrs. Thos. Blackwell, LIST; Mrs.
Stillman Blaisdelf ID
Oil Painting-Isa A. Baker, LIST.
Frost Work-Mrs. Il. j. Robinson.
Miss Ava Robinson exhibited collection Of
very fine paintings which unfortunately were re-
moved before the committee commenced the ex-
animation.
Premiums on draft oxen as follows;
Three year-Sld steers-F. NJ. Perkins, LIST; C.
L. Smith, ID.
Oxen years ODD. L. Perkins, lst; d. S.
Wiley, I'd.
Oxen more than years old-R. ]. Robinson,
LIST; ]. and II. w. French, ID; L. c. Robinson,
3rd; S. N. Dow, 4th
L. l.. Bigelow exhibited one horse that made
good pull.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23
Grant Memorial.

Gen. Burdette, National Commander of tbs
G. A. r., has issued an order relative to the
proposed Grant Memorial. Posts are called up
on to contribute 10 cents for each member. A
committee is to be raises to determine the form
and place of erection.
"On behalf of his comrades everywhere, the
Commander in Chief feels authorized to decla c
that whilst determined to erect memorial to
our dead comrade which shall be solely the re-
suit of their own contributions, they neyerthe-
less view with qualification, and will aid to the
extent of their ability all other patriotic efforts
put forth to do him honor"
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing are the real estate transfers which
have been recorded in this county the
past week.
Skowhegan-Sheldon Reed to S. J.
Walton, $50. Edwin S. Prescott to
George A. Flye, Sl5O. Ella NJ. Giles to
Phebe A. Dinsmore, 1915. Levy Stew
ard to John A. Swain ct al $500. Frank
Lewey to Melvin j. Allen ct al, 500.
Canaan-Allston Weber to Frank
Dickey, $50.
st. Albans-Loren feathers to J. C.
Grover. 5000. +. II. Weber to Loren
feathers, 5000.
Hartland-Charles +. York to James O..
Bradbury, 1925.
Cambridge-G. l.. Wilder & ct al to f.
A. Flanders, $40
Ripley-John Jones ct ais. to l.. A.
Flanders, $500.
Lexington-Hiram Burrill to Benjamin
l.. Moody, Sl75.
Madison-A. r. Jones ct al to to J. w.
Jones $780, Zebina Dinsmore to George
G. Nichols, $l25.
Harmony-Wm. w. Brown to C. +.
Leighton ct al. S4OO. C. +. leighton to
Eugene Dow, $3.50.
Norridgewock-Asa G. Whiting to Fred
H. Tobey 81 600. Sylvanus c. Penney to
Louise A. Sawyer ct ais $700. Gratia
Nutting ct ais to Wesley A. Moore $500.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23
FOREIGN NEWS.

What appears to be Asiatic cholera is preya-
lent at Hantsport, Nova Scotia.
Riel was reprieved to October 18th. 1t has
been discovered that he was arrested in the Uni
ted States and President Cleyeland's attention
has been called to the fact.
An exposition of the works of living artists,
foreign and domestic, will be held in the Ger
man capital form May until October, 1886.
Thousands of Christians have fed from An
nam owing to the recent massaeres, and have
taken refuge at Saigon.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23
Notice Of Petition for Discharge.
STATE OF MAINE.

SOMERSET IS. COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
In the case Of Olando Hooper Of skowhegan
InsO:vent Debtor.
Notice is hereby given that a petition has on
this Sth day VI September A. d. 1885, been present
ed 70 satd Court for said County by Orlando Hooper
Of kmbden In the County II Somerset praying that
ne may be decreed TO have full discharge frOm
Of the State Of Maine and upon said Petition IT 10
ORDERHD BY said Court that q hearing b. had upon
the came before said Court, 1t Probate Court Room
10 Skowhegsn 10 eaid County Of Somerses on Tuss-
day the 10 day Of Oct. A. d. 1895, u O'Clock 10
the afternoon; aud that hot,s thereof bspuhlished
- he S0nBnoBf RBpOR1B1 Q Weekly neWup pr
pshlishsd 10 said County Of 6omeTset once week
los two s7eceseivc wesks the last publication to b.
eseditsss who havs psevGo ~ asSis, an6 ether
1ossuoe iaeeesoeo1s UAy eDpoas o. ~ Dlaoe apA
IT, ed sAcv aanes, v ny .tAsl Aase vhy 8
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23

w. j. Wood, the Gardiner murderer,
who pleaded guilty to manslaughter, has
been sentenced by Judge Whitehouse, to
serve eight years in State Prison. 1t is
said that he khas been converted since he
has been in Jail. We hope it is genuine,
but shall doubt it if he applies for pardon
before serving out half his term.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23
This Is Progress.


That excellent family paper, the Somerset Re-
porter, which has always been large enough and
cheap enough to meet its conditions and inter-
ests, has added four columns to its contents, by
way Of donation to its patrons-at one sweep
charging the sheet, which was large enough be-
fore and reducing the price, which has always
been low enough. This is progress.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23

The REPORTER acknowledges the re-
ceipt of The Cadet, the organ of State
College, with the compliments of Wilder
Colby, of this town, a student in the in
stitution. H. S. Webb, another Skowhe-
gan boy, is one of the editors. The Ca
Diet makes O fine appearance.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23

According to the Boston Journals
Maine correspondent, the crops of the
state except corn, are fully up to the av-
erage. The total yield of wheat for the
State is estimated ut 729,476, of corn at
1857 ,633, of barley at 273,476, of corn at
e04, $40 and of potatoes at S,s67 All.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23
MASONIC.

SonxRsxr LODGE, No. ~, + & y. M-stated
communication Mondays on or preceding fuli
moon.
SoMKRsKr CHATTER X. a. No iS-stated com
munication last Friday OF each month
DE- MoLAY CoMMANpARy, X. r.-Meetings is'
Tuesday Of each month.
Mr.. MoRiAm CouNcIL-Meetings I'D "Wednesday
nj each month.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23

We have received, with the compli-
ments of the New England News Compa-
ny, Harpers Magazine for October, q
strong number from every point of viaw.
1t Is important, attractive, and richly H.
Illustrated. Everyone should have It, For
sale by Dlxby Z Buck.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23

Barnumn's big elephant Jumbo, came in
collision with q freight train and was
killed. His hide Is to be stuffed, and his
skeleton to be set up. 1t is stated that
he could have avoided the train, but was
struck in rescuing the baby elephant, for
which he had great affection.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23
Fairs In Somerset County.

Fairs In Somerset county.
Scion, Oct, 9th.
Mercer, Oct, Sth & 9th.
Canaan Town Fair, Oct. and s.
Somerset Central Agricultural Society
.-Skowhegan, Sept. 30, 80 and Oct. l.
West Somerset Agricultural Society
Cattle Show at Madison Bridge, Oct. /.
North Somerset-Bingham, Oct, 8 and
Q.
Norridgewock Union Agricultural So
ciety, Oct. 9th and 18th.
New Portland and surrounding towns,
Oct. Is.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23

In that horrible railroad disaster at Ashta-
bni Ohio, which every one remembers Mrs +.
NJ. Coulter was hurled through the bridge 10
feet into the river Of ice Her friend and
Messrs Moody Sankey's sOcinte, the sweet
ini,lredand her nervous svstem 40 sbocked taht
chronic hysteria followed She was sent to a
private asy um, where, after a long treatment,
she was pronounced incurable. -Four years
ago friend sent her bottle of DR.. Flowers
Nerve Pills The effect was like magic; II bot
ties were taken, and Mrs. Coulter was thoroug-
ly cured.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23
Good Sense Of skowhegan People.
Iron the Kenne6ec Reporter.)

From the Keme6ec Reporter.)
The Somerset Reporter testi6es to its prosper
perity by increasing its size four columns, and
appearing in bran new dress. The people Of
Skowhcgan show their good sense In giving
hearty support to so good local paper, and \
speak we'll for the place - well ~ for the en-
terpriss and earnest work d he publishers u
the paper. The Rsysstsr oecupies plass =
~ itsat ranks Il ~ lesal papsss d ~ ses1&
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23

II see," said an opposing counsel to the
ate Emery A. Storrs, ''you hate to meet
the truth In this matter" II never do
meet It," was the prompt reply; "the
truth and always travel in the same di-
rection.~
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23

: 1t is reported that Col Morton, the de-
feated candidate for the Augusta post
mastership, will probably be appointed
Division Superintendent of the New Eng
Land Railway Mail Service at an early
day.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23
STATE or MAINE.
SOMERaET a..

SOMERSET "a. COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
Second Tuesday Of September A. d. 1855. In
Debtor.
1t IL hereby ordered that no tice be given to
all persons interested In the settlement Of the
account OF JOsiah II. Thompson Assignee OF
copy Of this order 70 be pullished two weeks.
successfully. In the eOARRoE1 R8rORTBR news
paper printed In aid County; that they may
PrObate Court Room oA the ID Tuesday, Of Oct
next, at ton o'clock IN the Soeen00n. and b.
heard thereon, and object u they IS cause.
TURNER 6U0WILL.
Judge of lusolveut Court
true Copy. Attsss; .. H. GOODWIN.
sws 0o01soor.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23
TEMPERANCE.

Coop MISUNDERSTANDING Friday evenings ut
Nutters's Hall, Water St.
You've MEMS REFORM CLuB-Meetings sun
day evenings.
WoNRHs CHRISTIAN TEMrERANcE UNION
Rooms in Coburn Block, meetings Tuesdays at a.
Pm.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23
Pleasant to Greet.

(Fdom the Courier Ga-ette.)
The Skowhegah Reporter is always pleas
ant paper to greet, but when it comes to us in a
new dress, it recently has done, then its visits
are bound to be more welcome than ever.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23
1, O, OF o. r.

CARRABAssEr LODGE No. 34-Mects Wednesday
evenings 100 o'clock.
PAnMENAs ENcAMrMKNT No. IS-Meets second
and fourth Tuesdays of each month in Odd Fellows
hall.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WoRKMEN.-Skow'
heran Lodge No. 70, Stated meetings ld and 4ti
Wednesdays.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23

The spool factory of David Golden &
Bon, Of Belgrade, was burned Saturday.
Los. 10000. Monmouth also had q
elo,0oo nrs Friday.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23

Hon. w. W. Thomas, Jr. ex-minister to
Bwesdsn, has returned TO his home in
Rortland, = good health and spirits.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23
Supreme judicial Court.
CASES TRIED DURING THE PAST WEEK.

CASES TRIED DURING THE PAST WEEK.
JUDGE ENocn FOSTER, Justice Presiding.
Clerk l.. II. Webb.
County Attorney, J. 0. Bradbury.
Stcnographer, Ed. X. Milliken.
Sheriff & Crier, Zenas Vaughan,
Deputies in attendance, X. w. Baker, +. p
Viles, B. A. Sawyer, J. ii. Mitchell.
Officers in charge of grand jury C. II. Jones
and c. c. Brown.
Messenger, P. II. S. Vaughan.
Thursday Sept. 17M.
Caleb Davis VS.. Nancy \. Smith. This
is an action of asSumpst
Merrill for plh, Stewart for dcft.
The examination of the pltf., occupied
two days. The delft was upon the stand
the same length of time. There are sew
eral witnesses yet to testify, and the case
will not probably go to the jury before
Tomorrow
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23

GRAND ARMY OF THE REruBLIc-Russell Post
No. q, Meetings Friday evenings, Fairgrievc's
hn,ll
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23

MAINE VOLUNTEER MILITIA COMPANY E.
Horace M. Weston, Captain.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23
R 0BINS0N e HALL.
Important Notice.

We have decided to give Sewing
Silk and Twist Greater Prominence
in our Stock than heretofore. We
shall carry the Largest and Most
Complete line of Colors to be found
in Skowhegan, so that we can
match any color Of goods.
We shall also carry a Full AS
sortment of Knitting and Embroid-
cry Silks of
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23

What an appetite 1t gives; how restful
y nakes my slsep, BY using Hunt's Rem
|edy.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23
DR.. R. c. FLOWERS
Scientific Remedies
RIP VAN WiNkLE.

In the character of Rip Van Wrinkle We shall
neversee again, states that he visited DR.
Flower In very low state Of health. He had
given up the stage on account OF his health
being utterly broken down. DR.. Flower en-
tirely cured him. and he is to-day enjoying the
very best Of health after having filed last sea-
on q heavy professional engagement. The
stwo great remedies used III this celebrated
cure were DR.. Flowers Liver and Stomach
Sanative and Nerve Pills
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23
w atches E. Clocks

is the best ever III town and sold at
the lowest prices.
That he is now prepared to keep
in Stock a large assortment of
Fruits, Nuts, and Confectionery.
That he has Circulating Libra
ry OF first-class works, to which ad.
ditions are constantly being made.
That he does all kinds of Watch,
Clock and Jewelry repairing.
That persons wishing anything
in his line are cordially invited to
call on him. tfs6
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23
(NorAR1AL SEAL.l

(NorAR1AL SEAL.l
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO IS.
San Francisco on this tenth day of September A.
d. 1855, personally came Alonzo C. Marston and
Julia K Long above subscribed, and made oath
that they had read the above petition and under
stood the same and that the same is true except the
matters stated to be upon their information and be
lief and that AS to those matters they believe them
to be true.
Before
GEORGE T. KNOX Notary Pebble.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23
Dress and Cloak Making Connected

We are Agents for the Celebrated Lewandos
French Cleansing and Dying Establishment, also for
Universal Fashion Companys Perfect-ftting Patterns
Album of Fashion Ga pages, over 1000 large illus
trations l5c post paid Patterns sent to any address
postpaid on receipt OF the price.
A cordial invitation is extended to all to step in
and examine our Goods
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23

The kennebec Valley seems to be re-
ceiying lots of compliments this season
Its now wearing its best clothes and does
indeed look very beautiful. Gen. Plais-
ted told me the other day that he had just
returned from n trip up the Kennebec and
he declared it to be the most charming
spot he had yet found in the State. He
was particularly pleased with Skowhegan,
which he declared had grown as no vii
lagc in this State.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23

0es. - Aaaap1oDe latsa sadgs Hsr-
sivaa - $500 - spssiss cosEt-
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23

There is no class of men who enjoy a
joke better than Judges. In the midst of
their tedious and laborious work, they
get many glimpse, of the funny side of
life, and naturally become wits without
even intending it. Judge Foster is one
of the dryest members of the Supreme
Bench, in this state, and naturally enjoys
Il joke. | heard a good joke he played on
a countryman the other day, and must
tell it, He was holding court in one Of
our rural GOWNS, and boarded at the vii
lage inn. In the evening he sauntered
down to the office, and strayed behind the
office desk. Just then in came a granger,
who in some way, got the impression that
he could get drop of the ardent there.
Seeing his Honor behind the desk, he
supposed him to be the proprietor and
stepping up to the desk, said, ''Do you
tend out here?" The Judge, quickly saw
what was wanted, and replied, ''yes sir,
what will you have?" whisky" came
the response. Haven't got drop calm
ly replied the Judge.
"Well then give me new rum" was the
accommodating response. Haven't got
that" said his Honor. "Don't you sell
liquor here" the now astonished man
asked.
The Judge informed him in all candor,
that he never sold drop in his life, and
never meant to. The fellow skunk away
to find the man who had sent him on a
fools Grand
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-23
FOR SALE BY GEORGE CUSHING
Price 81. per Bottle, G Bottles So
THIS PLASTER

Acts directly upon the
muscles and the nerves
OF the back, the seat OF
all min