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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

w ANTED-EXPERIENCED DRESS GOODS
w Salesman Apply CHAS. E. PHIPPS, SUI
WEINST0CK & LUBlN. au22 st
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-03
They Gave Their Exhibition.

\ lot of professional females, claiming TO
be the champion base ball players of Amer
lea, gave an exhibition-not of ball playing
at the park Saturday afternoon. But few
went TO the grounds 20 see game of base
ball and those who went To see much else
were sadly disappointed. An equal number
OF young ladies" could hardly travel about
the country. exhibit themselves in ballet
costume have for an audience mostly men
aud boys. play Sundays and week days, be
TED on beer and act much more dignitied
than did this professional nine. They could
not play ball and IL was only out of the ex-
treme kindness OF their opponents, the
printers nine OF this city, that they were
not kept chasing balls and making awkward
attempts until after dark. There appeared
70 be little dignity and modesty in the party
and they should not be engaged TO play for
any church benefit. The game resulted in
= victory for the boys by a score of 22 to IL.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-03
a Distinction With a Difference.

Yesterday afternoon a tough-lOokIng lot
Of loafers occupied the pagOda in the Fulton
Street Park and engaged in a noisy and hot
y contested game of cards. At times the
sky IN the immediate neighborhood was blue
with profanity. and at one stage of the game
burly participant pulled his coat for
fight. Two weeks ago last night a peaceful
citizen and christian gentleman was arrested
by the police officer stationed TO guard thi-
park ~ pleasant weather. because he trOd
upon 2 few spears of tender grass. The
gentleman was upon his way 10 the church
IN front Of the doors OF which the noisy
zamstsrs passed away the rainy hours of
yesterday. The surly park guardian will be
out again. when be i not afraid his clothes
will get vet. and arrest the first orderly tax
payer he sees upon the grass: but the row
dies understand his habits and will pursue
their noisy game upon rainy days, when he
il laying to- awaiting a clear sky.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-03

Some two week ago a Mr. VanderstOlp.
living south Of ,.ie city upon the Grandville
road. killed a horse which Eas afflicted with
the Elsnders Yesterday 70 WAS his sad duty
to dispatch another animal He has nine
more horses upon his farm and 70 will be
strange n they do not have % follow their
companions. from having the same disease
Saturday another farmer drove 20 tHe city to
cOnsuit a horse doctor. who advised him n
return home and place his team under the
sod. The owner promised 10 return a. a
funeral procession. The Board of Health is
taking prompt measures 70 stop the spread
of this fearful disease.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-03

MAJOR Watson. ". T. Sweet. Col T. v.
Fox. Henry Frsiics ~. Gr.sweld and
Iadrs Hovt. ~ the iocai Soldiers Home
Committee. u,et AZ TIE Morton Saturday
ararinc and Informally isscsSsed re rr1s-
re~ts "a securing the iccsflon ~ fte Home
noar tf,is -ffY n - exrected that t1e irus-
tees viii meet in Detroit b. raorre'r snd ss
= -ezrsit ~ their e1ur threugh TIE state vi
Name turn or thraa 1f rae most siiglitie SITES
fr-sn uhich a choice vii - uiaoe after an
ether ~isiT ard a mere facreHgh extnilila
ii,rn. The natter af resluE fanus for Ire
rsrr,-basp ~ a sta rss sif9slsssssd and ne
-,.,ss,,sssz,a - isnrue~l 81 meet at the cal 81
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-03
Suicide By hanging.

Saturday morning a. William OasWood.
an expressmsn. residing At a. Third avenue.
vent a. his barn he disrovered the body Of
ing By the neck from a ioist. He cut the
body down AZ once and ss it sas cold and
sttf it - supposed that the man hanged
himself early Friday evening. Bntterx0rth
rss a iaborer - years old. somewhat sd-
cticted to drink and had not lived pleasantly
with his family he leaves a wife and I've
grown np children.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-03
Annual Excursion

OF the Phoenix Mutual Aid Society to Bald
Head Park and Saugatuck. on Saturday,
August :. Trains Will leave NewaygO depot,
West Side, at Z, and Union depot at 100, and
will connect with boat at Holland City,
going by way of Black Lake and Lake Mich
igan, or by rail to Richmond, then by boat
II miles down the Kalamazoo river, to Bald
Head Park and Saugatuck. The best of &C
commOdatiOn will be provided at the Park
House Hotel. Dinner, 4Oc; supper, 2Oc, and
every accommodation given to those who
wish 10 carry a basket. Fare, round trip,
81 -. children over and under y, 65c.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-03
what the Pennies Buy

During the month ending JniY "a there
we're cold AZ the Grand Rapids pose1f'ioe
a.oto oue cent stamps. $4,000 tvo-cent
Z. - fsur-cent. 2.so fvs-cent &c zen cent
&c fifteen cent. ~ Newspaper stamps. D.
az rss-are- due stamps and 81 GO pcstsi
cards. and a SsSl ~ vas received from tae
sale of suvelope=. The total ssies Amounted
40 a. kr -
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-03

The Mount Olive Club OF Grand Rapids
wiIl give grand excursion TO Rome City,
Ind. on tuesday. Auy. 4. the train leaving
the Union Depot at : a. m, arriving in
Rome City at 1895 a. 10; leaving on the re-
turn trip at 6.lO ,. III. Come one, come all,
and have good time. Fare for the round
trip Sl25 Tickets for sale at the Union
DepOt
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-03

Tn lsd aflsf Monaas Az ~, Tie prioe
sf Tas Moaslsa 4 sL zs4Aa lo Subscribers Ia
ma eils = sa0Il tne gapef - delivered -
s.rrisf. xili bs iz eeals per ~eek or fo-lo
= gsar Pries goE singis oopg 5 esnls.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-03
49, a. % an ssths

Corner ~ Monroe and T0uia sfreets Cpeu
iaiiy f-er1 a. ri. uH . q M. saturday till
midnight and Sundsy until noou. T1ealays
fli 1ccu and F~i3ay7 nuul : 3 u-. reserved
axcinsivais far latiie<. These ara iffe zfviuE
heslth supplying baths. n g1n have = coid
in your lunzs ar ~ your nead. tase Rus-
sisn hsrh snS gon rill sag thsf You are
l-srasf.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-03
New Idea Read

Furniture. parlOr suits. chamber suits,
marble top tables. upholstered goods on
patent rockers. easy chairs, etc, etc. sold
on Tnstallmenfs. No lease or mortgage re
quired. Cash calls for bottom prices at the
old reliable stand.
\. J. CHUECH 4 Co.
g. and o. Canal street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-03
Willie Brewed a Peck o Maui.

Mr.. Thos. J. Hurley, manager of the Duffy
Malt Whisky Company, Rochester and Bal
timOre, writes to say that he and his family
found Red Star Cough Cure the most effect
i've remedy they ever used.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-03
Morning Telegram.
GRAND RAPIDS. 400 ). iso6.

xAy ssabscr.6sr 80 Fsoessss-g ias tn-s-
sA~z rsssaLaFis ss.a pFsaApfis ~stl confer q
ssssT ~ l.sstFysAs faas S5scs % iesspnss.s 90
ssss4l casra Gar seioDho1e Number - lsi.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-03
DIED.

EBLE- Emma b.. daughter of Jno e.. and w
Eble aged 10 years / oath and days.
Funeral Tuesday at p. M. from 300 Fast
Brio street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-03

Try the six-meal ticket at the Windsor
Dining Hall. 1lt Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-03

20 rolls of Carpet TO De sold
at lower prices than ever be-
fore known.
We offer during the next
two weeks double warp Car
pets, handsome designs, 25c
per yard.
Heavier grade beautiful
patterns, Soc and 35c.
Extra heavy wool filing 4jc,
former price 6Oc.
Extra super quality, 65c,
former price Soc.
Extra super strcitly all wool
72c, sold elsewhere for Soc.
Lowell Carpets, the best 2
ply carpets made in the new
est designs, at 75c.
Also a full line of yard wide
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-03

Track Suiky
I have one new first -cIass Track Suiky for
sale. made by popular builder Phatous.
Surreys and Buggies. Of my oEn make. for
sale, AZ prices % suit the times. George G..
Fitch. ~ South Division street
Remember the opening Of the Popular
Shoe Store AZ g. Canal street this evening.
4 band 0f music IN attendance.
Mr.. y H. Middleton ievotes his entire
time - our prescription work. Correctness
and accuracy are secured only - perfect
business IN Michigan Pecs's Druz store.
Gentlemen. before going away for vaca-
ton 10 not forget to call st Gardner a
Bsxfers and get a bathing =uit
Nixed paintz. "A colors. in quart and zaIou
cans. Peck's Ding Store
Pre- lead and oH before buying. Car
not hs nniersoid- Peck D-us Store
Tooth acre d-ors 70 cents pev bottle
fecs- Dig store.
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rOR RENT I've --r.-~-s-s ~ s--r -,---s
aark -a~-ar - Al'an ARK p .reaf- sf-,efs sr
sSs per Tsnr Ase tenement 10 Tis. -
greet nasr skarnrf Avrn1e - sevsn reons
r-ry te-i-shte- s.4o ~ fersEesn.S No - srd
lt2 xesr kr1sfesF 1eer w. F1i-on = s~var
-.e-rs -nr1- e. 3 Teii and rs<-r-e sed ar
s7raG s~4 Sff b rs,~ --orrh 4sz0 90 - fs~-
reor-z corner = ~ fuifsr End ~FraignF srrzef A.
8 o. pep rsssrff 49, sfere gas - - Fraa.f9as
~ SOLE foI '1r1cery z1'f Nesi Nsrxet herz ssr
kaenlre - B ". Rsruart zfa w-sf Fsfson
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-03

Peck'- Beef Iron and Wine - cents per
pint Ou- own make. Peck's Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-03

NHANCERY SAIE-Siafe of Michigan The
~ Circuit Court for the County of Kent In
Chancery.
Ladd j. Lewis
Complainant.
Clara r. Bidwel
Defendant.
In pursuance and boy virtue II decrAe mad.
and entered on the 18th day II December 1851
in the above entitlei canse notice l. hereby given
that Tuesday. the eleventh day of August
1896 N ten O'Clock in the forenoon. 1. the sub
scriber. Circuit Court Commissioner in and FOR
the County Of Kent. in the State 81 Michigan
shall sell AT public auction. 10 the highest bidder
at the south front door 81 the Court House OF
said county. IN wit: Court block 80 called m
the city 81 Grand Rapics in said comfy. al that
certain piece parcel of band situate and being
In the city of Grand Rapids. county ~ Kent. and
State of Michigan and particularly described a.
follows. 10 wit. Lot number three lsl. of block
number six f6) of Dexter fraction. m said city ~
Grand Rapids according 10 the recorded plat
thereof.
The terms of said sale are cash
JOSEPH WUhLBUR(f
rCuit Court Commissioner
Kent County Michigan
X. W. BurTTRFTYLD.
Complsiuant's Solicitor.
Dated June ~ 1-s5 m
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-03

Remember the opening Of the Popular
Shoe Store AZ g. Canal street this evening.
4 band of music IN attendance.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-03

Gentlemen. before going away for vacs-
ton 10 not forget - call AZ Gardiner 4
Rsxfers and get bathing =uit
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-03
ALWAYS TO THE FRONT.
IX;lliIE
LADIES

LADIES
Tfs s-1Hnrfo~ Massllio Dress rtre~ vas
ssrs~1eS tfa rol1 rreyir - ts.s Nrr 0frieens er-
r-aeftsrE r.var e r@feT svssefs iH eIie-sr-e ffs-
s7srerr 7 1se and = SO Ta-f yiisf sssg ssf1
E.arfacf fffinR d-4s= esI - l1i Mor~oe st~-af
Pe-fe~f Block. rTioee to s1r ffe tfr1e~ Nu1e.
f4rsen<s
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-03

Mixed palntz. "A colors. in l1arf and gallon
cans. Reck's Ding Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-03

Price lead and oil before buying Car
not he nndersoid- Peck D-as Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-03

Tooth acre d-ops 70 cents per bottle
fecs' prBz store
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-08
4 RirtAdHU GntherinN.

A pleasant reunion was eujpsed by the
children, grandchildren, and friends, of
Mr.. Asa Turner, of Moscow, on March
18th, to celebrate his seveuty-fifth birth
day; each bringing token of their love,
and esteem. DIR. Moore and wife of Scion
were there, the DIS genial face adding to
the p,elsure OF the party, also Mr. q. w.
Berry of Pheasant Ridge WAS p, sent. At
noon ii sumpluaus repaSt was served. litter
which, was music, recitaliphc, aud icIding
of an afiectionate letter, FROM II daughter
who resides Ia saltwater, MIME DtA. Mrs.
Emma A. Richardson. A. j ocl ok Tea
was served; after which, the guests wish
ing their most mlny happy r.iurn> vi The
sam. and wit praise OF t6e 90 ID Wi'e's
culinary skill, took leave for their several
homes.
M. Turner's years sit lightly Oh him, as
he does his own work and cares for i Large
stock OF cattle this winter.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-08

Deep seated In small Of back. sometIm,s IN
one and sometimes on both sides, extend
Ing d0~n~ards towards inside of thigh,
scanty aud high colDred nrin", with Cons
tlpali0D, were the sympt' ms Of Kidney
Disease that afflicted me, said Hon. Is. b.
Thomas, Treasurer Penobscot co Bangor
Me. | have been cured BY BROWNS SAB
sArA.fLLA and heartily recommend II to
nv ffIeDfs.
C. II Dun'on, Of lIampden, was foreman
Of the Stewart Mine. While setting a
pump be stIainfd himself, causing serions
kidney Disease. How often hi. nappebs;
sudden wrench, an over excrti1D. or "a
violent jar brings Kidney Disease. Mr..
Dunton would have severe swelling across
the abdomen, bis food would become sour
on his stomach together with pains across
the back and hips. He tried many rene
dies, sought assistance In various direction
and at last bought BROWNS SAEsAPAgILIA,
and by the use Of two bottles was entirely
cured.
~ you have sharp pain
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-08

A few weeks ago, Harpers Weekly con-
taiDed sketch of a load of logs said to
have been hauled in Wisconsin logging
woods The sketch called forth 80 little
criticism from various points, the critics
claiming that no such load could be hauled
on sleds. The sketch only pictures some
dozen logs on the load. We do not know
whether it was true picture or not but
have the best of reasons for stating that
Maine lumhcimen have discounted that
load repeatedly, but it was left for the en.
terprsirg Ii N of Viles Bros, of New
Portland to beat the record for big loads
for only last week they load d and hauled
by far the largest load ever banl,d iii this
stale, ut least. Thi firm lum 5ers to make
money, and they push business with great
energy. They have their wagon seds
built ten feel wide and WI en- they go to the
landing, they take q perfect raft of timber.
On the day in question they 10 I1ed 50 Trees
onto the sleds, the load scaling SG92 feet.
There were 81 spruce, cedarS and pine,
on the load, which was started by Il oxen,
and afterwards Landed by four oxen. Who
ever heard of any ouch load.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-08

FAIRFIELD.-The journal SAYS: +. Tot
man & Co.'S. logging teams came home
Tuesday. n Tolman & Co, break camp
on dead river next Monday S. A NYe's
teams will leave camp next week. Nearly
all the men hive come ont of the NO DIS.
-. Vim. Osborne was fined on Monday,
costs, for liquor selling. In default of pay
ment he will spend five months in jHiI....
Vulorous Stevcn., also paid lf'y dollars
for having been guilty of storing Liquors
contrary to law. -Four mmsellers have
been driven out of Fairfield ny The Efforts
of constable Luce. Hon. b. A. Nye's
teams have arrived from their winters log
ging campaign Amos Gerald has dis
posed of fraction OF his pat Mt scythe
for 81, 900.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-08
THAT Constant Pain

Has been upon me for yeas. IL va
brought on ~ HUNG, eVer"xeftien, IT.,
while following my rade, said Af. Cha-.
Patterson, Engineer Bangor Machine GO ,
Bangor. NJ. / got 10 aid nnill b gar u
NE BHowN's SAKsAPAgifI.A. All troubles
caused by Kidney Dise4se have left me- aud
ny present good health l. due 70 the use 0f
Browns SAEsAPABfiLA.
10 woman having kidrey trouble, &C
compan.ed with tho,e deep pains across the
back, drawing down pain. dizziness, rest.
ie.s sleep. DC, can ky Il comfort IN this
life Until the cau-e be removed. This cause
i. Disease Of tbeK idneys, can onlylbe reach
I'd through these rgahs. 1r-. W ! Her
rick, Of GienbufB. Wa 70 afflicted and
sought various channels fgr help. Hearing
Of BKowS'- SAETAPAEILIA she tired II, 30
gan u rally AT one, and to-lay ehJ ~
good health. BgOwN's SAk-APAKLLA Ii
peculiarly adapted for Kidney Di-ease.
81 had those daTtiDg pains
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-08

with tired languid feeling, bearing down
pain, &C, you may be sure" says Mrs.
Chas. Bracket of ilermon, Me, chat you
have Kidney Disease. have been cured
Of a severe case by BKowSs SAKsAPA.ILLA
after ! had employed many doctors with
out benefit. Have been confined to my
home in times past, but am now in good
health"
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-08
SrRrsoN. Nj, Feb. 9th, 1884.

SrKTsoN, MI, Feb. 9th, 1884.
ARA WARREN, Esq, Bangor, Me-. Dear
Sir II have used what il known as
BROWNS SAksAPARILLA in my practice,
prescribing II Tor low ate Of Blood, for
weakness peculiar to females, aud especial
ly for Kidney and Liver troubles. | have
always met with success whenever | have
used it. Being familiar with the compost.
ion OF BROWNS SARsAPARILLA | pronounce
it TO be happy combination oi pure medi-
cines. destined, have no doubt, to become
famous as a blood, kidney and liver CORRECT
i've. |. w. TlBBErTS, NJ. ID. Stetson, Me.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-08

CANAAN.-The Canaan Grange was re-
orgaized March 2Sth and the following Of
ficers were installed by Geo. f. Tihbett's,
Dep. of Pomona Grange p. OF H., from n.
Oranges. M, II. ID. Barrett; o., f. S. Eos
ter; L. 7. b. Barrett; S., A. Stevens +;
Asst. s., j. G. Brown; c., Mrs. w. G. Fitz-
gerald; T., Levi P. Barrett; Sec, Mrs. v.
b. Haskell; G. X, j. Ii. Jenkins; Pomona,
Mrs. NJ. B. Bragg Flora, Mrs. Olive Wey-
mouth; Ceres, Mrs. ID NJ. Furber; l. 4dy
Asst. S, Mrs. +. S Foster
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-08

HARMoNY.-There is a movement being
made to organize a brass band in this town.
all frisnds favorable to this movement, are
requested to meet at the hail. on Saturday
evening next....At the annual school
meeting in the village district, last M nda' ,
Mr.. Stedman Bartlett was chosen agent
IT was voted not to build q school house
this year 1.-The roads are very bad, and
snow is still deep. Mrs. N. X. Turner,
who has been very i'll for sometime. is .Jw
beginning to gain little.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-08

Caleb Fes sender. who lives On the Oilln
road in Bangor, Ne, gives the following
testimony Of the virtue, of BKoWNs SAR
sAPAmLLA: For the past ten yeats have
been troubled with a severe pain 10 the
chest extending 20 the liver and Kidneys.
| was 20 untitled for labor mat | eoald mt
Vork .fnH day. | commenced - take
Browns oAK-ArABILLA aud the pains left
my che,t, blp-, lIyer and kidneys. feel
like a new man, and I'm abie % d1 n .f4H
day's uork. shall always be p,ea-ed to
tell people VI the power Of BEo"S'a SAK-
sAPAKILLA.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-08

ANsoN.-Fred Walker has bought the
George w. Vickery colt of Norridgewock;
said colt was one year old the twelfth day
of last June; sired by Winthrop Morrill,
stalion-Joe Hopkins; dam Messenger;
said colt stands 10 hands, ! ! inches high,
aud weighs 900 pounds.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-08

Easter Sunday WAS generally observed
In the churches III this village.


Easter Sunday was generally observed
In the churches III this village.
At the Island Avenue church, the MORN
Ing service of anthems, prayer and dis
Course had special reference to the resur-
rection morning. The church was made
beautiful with ported plants, boanela o.
| flowers, appropriate notices &c. At & 80,
the members of the Sabbath School give a
concert with songs, recitation aud read
iugs. Rev. MIR. Rackleff, the Pastor, gave
telling the story of that memorable MORT
lug at the scpulcher. The exercises were
OF an interesting character, were well ren-
dered and reflected credit upon the school,
which is in q prospeiou condii II. The
number taking part being very hlge for
bids special mention.
The Baptist church, gave more than us.
ual attenti n 10 the decoration OF the audi
ence room. The Altar was mass of
plants and flowers artistically arranged,
and the room was fragrant with their per-
fume. The Choir rendered appropriate
music and the pastor preached II very in
structive, logical and interesting sermon
upon the topic, "Ch,s' has risen"
At the Universaist church, there was a
sermon by the pastor, in the morning, suit
ed to the day, aud concert In the evening.
The floral display was hne and the audi
ence large.
The Methodist church made no special
floral display, and the usual mornin. ex-
ercises were not materially varied.
Corporation Meeting.
At the annual meeting of the SkOwhpgan
Village Corporation held Monday after
moon, the 9Th, inst, o. X. h chelor was
chosen moderator. Chose q. S. Webb,
cleak; G. S. Webb, 1st Ass .ssor, j. p.
Blunt, 2nd Assessor, E. f. Danforh Sd AS
SCISSOR. Geo. S. Webb, Treasurer
Voted that the Assessors appoint all ra-
manning officers, except collector.
Voted to raise $1,000 for Corporation
expenses.
Voted to employ a Night Watch, and
raised $500 for payment of seine.
Voted to light Street Lamps, and the
number of nights be left with Assessors.
Voted to raise 800 for Street Lamps.
Art G. Voted to pay the Fire Depart
nent.
Voted to raise $1,000 for Fire Depart
meul.
Voted to pass over Articles I, s aud 0.
Elected by ballot Samuel A. Bickford
collector al 2 per cent.
Voted to adjourn.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-08

Said Mr. Abbie Harbach, Webster St,
Bangor, Ne. Il have been told by medical
men that my Kidney D sease MAS iBcurable.
/ have regaiDed good health by using
BROWNS SAK.APAEILLA. ! consider l.
wonderful foI touing up aud iuYiaorating
the system, It is Of great value in many
Of those troubles peculiar to our sex.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-08

New PoRTLAND.-The village District,
No ID, held school meeting last Satur-
day. j. Metcaf was chosen clerk and j.
A. Woodland agent for the ensuing year.
Two young laeies from this place are at
Pennington attending the Normal school
The wife OF Samuel Trask, who Tor
mery lived in this town, died at the home
of her daughter in Starks aud was brought
to this place and buried. ..Rev. g. w.
Colby, who has been supplying the pu pit
for the Free Bapists for two or three
months past has finished his labors here
and the church is now without pastor.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-08

ST. ALBANs-Asa Mason, who broke jail
at Norrdgewock last fall while awaiting
trial for stealing rifle from ii. l.. Williams
of Hartland, was arrested at his mothers
house in St. Adams last Friday by Deputy
Sheriff II. L. Williams, says the Dext' 1
Gazette.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-08
Kidney Disease.

The Kidneys separate the Ill pure matter to be
thrown or by the Urine. II from any cause they
the entire machinery il thrown out oil order, and
disease and misery reign Triumphant. Sick Head
ache, Sickness Of Stomach Pam Back
other Ills are always present We guarantee u
cure for all forms of X dney or Liver Disease
when BRowS's sARsAPARnLA is taken i'll time
and according to directions. Remember and
take
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-08
Sap Buckets,
Sap Pans,
Sap Spouts,
Sap Carriers!
SaChapOn]eterS!!
Syrup Pans :!
Measures,
Tunnels, ETC..

If you are going to use any
Of the above goods it will
pay you to examine my
stock before purchasing.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-08

Salvation Oil, the greatest cute on earth
for pain, may be relied on to effect cure
wherever an external Application can be
uded. Price only twenty-five cents bot
tia
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-08
Wool Carding.

The attention of farmers is called to the fact that
r. & c STISCHFtELD will continue the' wool
cardipr business. M the same OLD MILL IN Skow-
hogan until further notice
INA April 9th 1855.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-08
A dollar bottle Of Jadwin's Ter Syrup
entities You 10 Cook Book cOnisiDing
900 recipes Or box Of Pills. Sold by Geo
Gushing.

II II very delicious to the taste, and can
be Administered 10 infants without the
slIehtes danger. Jadwin's Pine Tar Syrup
Sold by Geo. Gushing.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-08
WANTED.

Plain sewing Of sill kinds Gents shirts Ladies'
and Childrens underwear &C Apply To
Miss Flora lloit at the re.
sidencc OF r. l.. Mitchell, Mechanic 81. 3tlS.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-04-08
APR. Sth 1888
Menu ASiVertiael,ienks.

8. ID. s. ID. Arnold.
Report oil Savings Bank
Light Brahmas-H. q. Smith.
Dry 0oods--White h Wilaes.
Live M,n-R. q. Chase u Co.
Messengers Notice--R. N. Baker.
Vetei inary SuIgeon--O. W. Jewett.
Wool Cardng-B. g. q. stinchhel
Send NJ oney-Americnn Express Co.
Wall Paper etc N. G. q II, u. Kendall.
Notice Exnuordinary-T. Is. Il j. A. Colby.