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MISCELLANEOUS
The supreme Bench.

ATLANTA. Sept %, 1SSi-From experience
think S. S. S. very valuable remedy fol
cutaneous diseases, and at the same time
an inyigorating tonic.
JAMEs JACKSON. Chief Justice OF Ga.
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Alice.

This stock looked up somewhat in
New York recently, 800 shares having
changed hands at $2.15. $500, $40, and
1925, at which rate it closed on January
18th, the date of the latest report.
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AIoulton.

Dividend No. 4has been declared pay
able February 1st; it amounts to $4,000,
or N cents per share.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay loss OF manhood, etc, | Will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
coYe-edshy missionary in South America.
-Sn1 80 j.: -ssed envelope 10 REV
ieserh 4. iSMAF, Station D. New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-25

FoE lame back. side or chest, use
SIiiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25c.
For sale AT a. C. Smith & Co.'S Drug
sto e, (5)
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Rargainsi bargains /!

Gentlemen wishing to save money
should buy their Furnishing Goods a
the daily Auction Sale,Sat
BAMBERGER e. Co.'S,
South of Postoffice.
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Ontario

showed some signs of life in New York
from the 10th to the 10Th, and closed at
$l8.25.
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Tapeworm expelled in "a Hours
Piles treated and successfully cured.

: Consultation at the office IS FREE and in
vited. Thorough examination and advice,
including analysis OF urine, S. Come al
once-do not put it Of. AL correspondence
strictly confidential.
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Ore and Bullion.

The receipts of ore and bullion at the.
various banks in this city amounted to
2,924.53 against $50. 1859 for the week
previous. They were distributed as
follows:
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l.. d. g. a. You've will remove their
large stock of Boots and Shoes to the
commodious store next door south OF q.
C. NJ. I. Drug Store. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-25

ConIFoRT, rest. peace, to coughers after
trying Rocky Mountain Cough Syrup.
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Crescent.

The shipments continue to come down
regularly, as will be seen by the report
above. The stock is stifening, and may
be quoted at about IS cents. fe
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BANKING
MCCORMICK eco,
3 BANKERS
BAET LAKE CITY, UTAH. AND
HALEY. IDAHO.
Transact a General Banking Business

Careful attention given to the sale of Ores
ments, guaranteeing the
Highest Market
Prices
ISllections made, with prompt returns, n
favorable rates.
Execute Orders for Purchase or Sale Of
Stocks and Bonds at New York
and San Francisco.
Ts Sell Exchange and Telegrsphic Transfer,
On Leading cities of the United States:
also Furnish Sight Drafts or Remit
Funds to London, Dublin, Berlin,
Copenhagen, Paris, Stockholm
and all other Prominent
Points in Europe, at
Lowest Rates Of
Exchange
certificates of Deposit Issued Payable on De
mand.
ACTIVE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED
CORRESPONDENTS:
azw YoRK-Importers' and Traders' Ns
tional Bank-Kountze Brothers.
0MICAa1-Commercial National Bank.
GAN FRANCIsco-First National Bank.
oMAHA-Omaha National Bank.
81. LoUIs-StateE Savings Association.
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THE BEST brands of French Gold Paint,
SEARS & LIDDLE's.
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We quote from the Engineering and
Mining Journal:
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- e,iE
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-02-25
". NJ. YJCS 5s =.
NO. = MADTSoIN ST
That Constant Pain

Deep seated in small of back, sometimes
one and sometimes on both sides, eXterd-
ing downNards toward, inside Of thigh,
scanty and high cplored urine, with Cnrs-
tipation, were the sympI ms of iney
Disease that afflicted me-" said Hon b. b.
Thomas, Treasurer Penobsco' Co Bangor
Me. | have been cured By BROWNS s.,E
sArARILLA and heartily recommend il to
my frieDts.
c. II. Danton, Of Hampton, was foreman
of the Stewart Mine. Wh.ie se'ias a
pump be strained himself, causing SERIOUS
Kidney Disease. How often hi, a-ppen-;
Il sudden wrench, an over oXeItlaH. or
violent jar brings Kidney D.seas@. Mr
Dunton would have Severe " .lirs Hcro>,
Tie abdomen, his food would become snur
on his stomach, together with pain across
tue back and hips. He tried many remr-
dies, sought assistance in varian- direction
and al last bought BROWNS SARsAPAE1lIA
and by the use of two bottles VA, entirely
cured.
''If YOU have a sharp pain
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Died In Bunker HILL Macoupin County. Illinois.
Feb. l4lh, 1885, Increase Sumner Weston AGED ii
years months aud 10 days, formerly resident OF
Skowhegan and Uncle to the late Ex-Governor
CObun.
Increase Sumner Weston was member
of a family of - children of whom but
two are now living. He vent to Illinois
about 40 years ago a single man, but 90 ars
later returned to Skowhegan and was mar
ried to Caroline Jewett, a widowed lady.
nee Neal, whose father was wealthy anl
prominent citizen of Skowhegan The
two living are sister and bro her. Roxy
Weston, Of this village, and Ehen Weston.
of Canon City, Col This family of Yves
tons is so widely known for their integrity
and high standing that further comment is
unnecessary.
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Moose River Log Drifting Com

The members Of The Moose RIVER Log
Driving Company met In Gar scr, MOT
day forenoon, aud organic BY choosing
g A. Phillips Of Skpsh"gan moderator,
and y. q. Palmer q Gardirer, clerk. VIM.
Philbrick, Skowhegau, Was .lccted treas-
urer AMI J. NJ. Hayne- G A Philips, H.
man Whpple, Charles Fogg and l.. T.
Page were elected directors for the cnsu-
ing year The directors were empowered
to hire money 10 pay for driving logs ond
other expenses, aud 10 make such improve.
mepts on Moose river IA they may think
proper. They were further authorized To
take charge Of The driving for the company
aud to make gemeuts for towing logs
from Moose river to the outlet. The next
annual meeting Of the company will be
held at Augusta Monday, preceding the
third Tuesday in .Ary next
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kENNEBEC LOG DRIVING Co-The annn-
al meeting of the kennebec Log Driving
Co, was held at Gardiner last week The
following officers were elected:
President-Eias Mlliken, Augusta.
Recommendation Philbrick, Skowhe-
gan
Clerk-D. C. Palmer, Gardner.
Directors-Elias Milliken, Augusta; Cal
vim Totman, Fairfield; Chas. Lawrence, Jr
Gardiner; Omar Clark, Carratunk; NJ. G..
Shaw, Greenyille.
The new charter, the special provision Of
which is that the logs at Chelsea shall be
selected by the company in the future in
stead of by each party separately as in the
past.
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CANAAN.-Duriug the absence of Mr..
James Irwing's family last Thursday p. NJ,
their home was destroyed by fire. Nothing
was saved from the confagration. An it,
surance of $500 is the only consolation, -.
George Burrill's $4,000 mill located about
one mile from Canaan village, was discov-
cred to be on fire Wednesday morning at
6 O'Clock; caused by a gudgeon getting
hot under the mill the night before, and 1t
burned all night in the wet sawdust, but
when discovered was making rapid hea
way. But with the help of his neighbors,
after lighting two hours, succeeded in put
ting it out. Mr.. Burrill has lost mill and
good set of farm buildings before -.
Stephen Hilton, an honored ciiiz n of u II
town, died at the advanced age OF 70 years,
having been sick months.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-02-25

SCION The stormy weather AMI bad
travelling makes business dun. \ lar4e
amount of plodut c awaits better roads, to
Dc mONe ed to narket. Drawers are tu1-
ing fat oxen or the Lewiston IN r&t 49,.
Oh. McFaddcn is st,lI quite feeble at his
daughtcr's ii North AnsUn.... Eiam Stew
ems is also qHitn sick -. Posters Hie out
FOR Il grand ball Al Carrntuuk Hons" the
4th oil March. :. Mr.. ana Mrs. Aaron jew
cit celebrate their golden wedding the
10Th lusI., at their Old home stead, now
owned by their son, John X. Jewett. Mr..
Jewett is scventy-four years old, enjoys
quite good health. aud was born and al
ways lived on this farm which his lather
cleared from the forest. About forty OF
their friends were pieseut Oy Invitation
and sat down to an excellent supper.
pleasant afternoon aud evening was spent
with the old folks who received presents
in cold and silver to the amount OF about
thirty dollars.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-02-25

MOI tn ANsON.-The spring term of the
academy opened Monday with the follow
ing teachers: G. A. Stuart, Principal /;
Miss Augusta Bunker, first asst. Miss
Alice Taylor, sec. asst. L. A. Thompson
of No. Vassalboro, has opened a jewelry
store In s. Bunker's store. w. E. Hilton
has removed his harness stock into the
shop formerly occupied by II. I. Jones.
Ora NJ. Hilton one of the Arson boys, from
Canton University, preached in the Univer-
salist church last Sabbath. The annual
Universalist entertainment will be given
the 25th and Goth of this month, The
first evening 1.-THE Brownies" will be pre-.
scented and the second evening the allego-
~ 1.-THE Visions Of Freedom"
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STETsoN. Mi4.. Frb. 9,b. l,sl

SrETsON. Nh. Eco. 9'U, III.
AEA WAKREN. Esq, Bangor. Me-. bear
Sui have used "hal Is known ~
Browns SARsApAEILIA III my practice,
prescribing 1t for low ale of b G, d. tor
weakness peculiar to females. AID especial
ly for Kidney and Liver troubles. hive
always met with success whichever ! have
used it. Being familiar with thu compost
lon of BRoWN's SARsAPAEllLA | pronounce
it to be ! happy oumhiaaii N ii pure medi'
cines. destined, | hav.- ~ dol1t, - hecein"
lamuns As a blood. kida# ard liver corr e.
i've w TlBBE Is. Vi. j. Stetson. Me.
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The Winthrop correspondent of the Ken
II, Jec Journal has the following which il
ldslrates transactions in Other villages in
Maine;
Speaking of the remark attributed to z.
+. Baruum, the great Snowman, thai the
American people like to be humbugged,'
reminds one OF an actual occurrence in
town not IL Thousand miles from Winthrop,
recently. store was engaged by parties
from II c. rtain city and filled with various
kinds OF goods, good, bad and indifferent,
shop worn, etc. u flaming sign in large
letters announced Clearing out sale,
while pumelous small band bills freely dis
trbutcd told how ruinously cheap goods
could be bought at tins great bankrupt
sale, etc, etc. Among other thugs Was
certain grade of horse UlanNets INA ked 81
ceu's apiece, aud straightway Il big rusl
) Il in Tor these same blankets aud many
purchaser was there, and for u few hours
mere was "a continual stream OF blankets
going ont OF that sore; bat at length IL
occurred To some thoughtful granger to
ascertain the price asked or the same Oltu
hets at the Old established shop, kept by
resident, and one wao pays taxes in town
on mis- ctock i'll tiado-wheu, 10 and be-
hold, the price at which this toNnsIntn h I'd
| been selling these same blankets all wiuter
| was Is cents apiece, so parties who had
| purchased at the new store with tue big
| sign, and here but for Il brief time, had
| been paying I cents apiece more for the
blankets purchased than they would awe
| had to pay at he store If their own GOWNS
man; but this OILY illustrates how the
multitude will run after something new,
aud emphasizes the need Of II law to pro
| trct legitimate trade, those who bear the
burden OF taxation in a town, from pc idlers
and lransi DRY and migratory traders.
| rr,,d A ru,v hnvs of Athena havp an :, ~.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-02-25

Salvation Oil, the celebrated American
remedy Tor cuts, bruises, sprains, burns.
scalds, chilblans, &c, can be had of all
druggists. II Kills pain. Price only TWEEN
ty-tlve cents bottle
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-02-25

Avoid disturbing the congregation after
entsring church by hacking and coughing,
by using Jadwin's Tar Syrup. Sold by
Geo. Cushing, druggist.
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We don't give away trial bottles of Jad-
wins Tar Syrup, for if we did everybody
would be cured, and business would be at
standstill. Geo Gushing druggist.
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SMITHFIEID.-The following officers in
the |. o. &. T. ledge of this place are soon
10 be installed. Edwin c. Tracy, w. G. r.
Dtisy 0 Hill. W. Y. T.; Geo. Ilarmonds,
W. NJ; s. +. Stevens, w. + s.; Bell NJ.
Piper, W. T Mrs. Emma ID. Tracy, w.
S....We regret the loss of Mr. Alden
Sawyer who 'as moved b. Greene.... MIR.
John Young found II valuable cow dead in
her stal The Otn,r III rniu-. ihern Werr
no previous indications that the amin :. was
sick .... Mr.. h. II St,,sts has yoke of
tour veal do t,tls and Is greatly bothered
t tell ";othcr fiOm which Mt knowing
wlicn one 80 punish, lie lays the icN~ n
to the one Tor committing the fuIt and
lhtp the Otl+'r, - tGdt ne will not commit
it or repeat II 4. be WAS = h one t. blame.
such cases o! strong animal resemblance
and similarity are seldom met wi h.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-02-25

CoRNvHLE, THE storm OF last Monday
nj. hit, though not the coolest was The most
blocking snow storm of the winter. Many
of the drifts aci oss the roads were from
four to six feet deep. ..Our Spring term Of
Free High School began last Monday.
Mr. Beede, who was so successful here
last Fall, is back agnin and seeems to have
lost none OF his zeal III the good cause ~
education. The school operS with nearly
he same number OF scholars that attended
last term. :. Town meeting next Munday.
Owing, l suppose, to lhc dizziness of the
times, onr pauper bill will reach Il pretty
high figure Que article in the warrant is
to see If the town will vote to hire or pur
chase poor farm. Another article is to
see ii the town will buy road machine.
..CroWel is running his saw mill, not
wthstanding low water and hard times.
saving AT present mostly bass and hard
wood :. Alden Russell, Esq, is spending
the winter in Southern California. Miss
Villa Merrill is with friends in Iowa.
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SKOWHEGAN PRICES CURRENT

.E1NGER " &c CATRN 81,
GROCERY and ?I.oVISIoN DEALERS,
T25 Hatcr StrPrt, SEotchcgdH, Matne.
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Graud Army boys of Athens have an en-
,er,anment and ball next Thut sday even.
ing, Tor the benefit Of their post.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-02-25

REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS The follow
ing are the real estate transfers which have
recently been recorded in this county:
Athens-Joseph Tuttie to Joseph S. Tut
tie. $25.
Canaan-Alfred d. Brown to james lib
belts. $500
Anson-Emerson W. Bryant to Henry A.
Bryant Sll00. George Luce to Henry a.
Bryant $3.50 Henry Bryant to Emma
j. Bryaut. $3.50.
Soun-Atvuh Lord to Josiah II. Hum g
we'll $1,000.
$3.50.
Msdison-T IL, Weston ct al to Rufus
Smith. $3.50.
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TOaU,l Meeftn0.

The warrant for TIE annual town meet.
Ing has been posted and the meeting Il
called fol next Monday. The nrrt two ar
ticles are To choose officers for the town.
Tue third is 10 raise money for mgkiDg an
repairing highways. Tie fourth TO rais,:
money for schools and the fifth to raise
money for the poor. Then comes the usn-
al farce known as tHXing dogs, by which
the seleetmen tax from 40 20 80 noble ami
mails aud let 900 mean ones 90 free. The
seventh article Is to see If the town will
accept four roads laid ont By the select
men viz: A road from the back road near
Ii. s. Jewetts to the river road near ID. 5
Webbs, u road from the shoe factory to the
river, a road from Joshua Williams east
line to the Eddy and n road from the tene
ment hous owned by DIR. j. :. Cushing,
on Water street, TO the river.
The eight article is to see if the rpad ac-
cepted around Toby hill ut the last annual
meeting shall be discontinued. The ninth
is regarding accepting the beqnest from
Gov. Coburn. The tenth is To see what the
town will do about breaking roads this
winter and next. (We hope The town will
vote to engage be same crew that has done
such valiant service in the village the pres
ent winter with the same splinter under
the same sled)
The eleventh article is relating II ,,ro-
hibiting fast driving ON the Skowhegan
bridge. Twelfth Is II accept % rej Ct
list OF jurors, thirteen 10 We money FOR
memorial day and thu fourteenth and lust
to see if the town viii set of the property
of Isaac Powers from School District No,
to No, q.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-02-25

Patents issued IT, Manc Inyeators under
date of Jan. 90, 1885. Furnished 10y Win
field S. Choate, Augusta, Maine. Solicitor
of American aud Foreign Patents, and
Counsel in Patent cases:
J. C. Bracket, of Leeds Junction.
"Stone jug.
w. 2. Cutler, of Bath. "Jib Furler."
H. II. Monroe of Thomaston. "Seeder."
Same Rotary Harrow"
List of Patents issued to Maine Iuveut-
ors Feb |, 1885, reported for the REPoR-
TER by S. W. Bates, Solicitor OF Patents
Wateryil!e.
j. J. Emery, of E. Thomaston, ''Mechan
ism relating 10 Chain shoppers"
N. Hawkes. of Appleton, "Door knob at
tachmeut."
w. c. Strong of Readiield, Gas Ma
chine"
L Hallowel Of China, "Icc Creepcrs."
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-09-05

SOME m has been keeping a record
of the lynchings in the United States,
and finds, from Jan. ! to July l of this
year, 80 cases have been reported, and
of the victims 96 were males and 3 fe-
males, IS white and ii colored. Texas
leads with 81, Tennessee and the Indian
Territory come next with Z each. Mis-
sissppi 6, Iowa, the least law-abiding of
the Northern States, 5, Alabama, Ken
lucky, Kansas. Ohio and Montana, 8
each, Florida, Georgia, Missouri, North
Carolina, Nebraska, Oregon, Virginia,
West Virginia and New Mexico, 2 each,
and Arkansas, Maryland, Dakota and
Washington Territories, l each. OF the
victims, a we're lynched for murder, 81
for horse and other stealing, IA for rape,
3 for incendiarism, 2 for train wrecking,
2 for murderous assault, 2 for unknown
reasons, and | for burglary.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-09-05
ESS r

Limburger cheese ut De Flores. "a
Fresh oysters at Joe l.. Davenport's
restaurant. 33t3
Wantcd-Competent girl for house
work. Alex Walker. 4Mf
Fruit of all kinds and a fine stock of
teas at Pasquale De Flores. "A
60 to j. T.. Locke & Co.'S for black
smitling and buggy repairing. 1l4tf
Don't soil your Ramsey county war
rants until you sec y. o. Whipple. ~ 4.
Cushions, dashes and carriage tixings
can be found at J. e. Locke IL &C. s. 1l4tf
Large stock Of tobacco and cigars, to be
sold at wholesale and retail, at Pasguale
De Flores. "A
Wanted-One good dining room girl
and II good laundry girl, at the Lake
view house. l2tf
| greatly reduced prices call at P%asquale
DC Flores. II
Tho Tower House is now open for
business. Travellers can get a good meal
and a clean bed by going there. 52tf
Lost--In this city, on Saturday, Aug.
20, a small, black shepherd dog; answers
to the name Of "Curly." Deliver to w.
a. Crazy and receive reward. 1t
New stock of boots and shoes for ladies'
and children at Pasuualc De Flores. All
he calculates to make on them is 81 per
| cent profit. Call and get some of those
great bargains. "A
Finest and cheapest stock Of mems
clothing over brought into the city at
Pasquale De Flores. You can get a suit
for from Sc to ~SaO-pertect satisfaction
guaranteed in either ease. "A
Just received at Mrs. X. Olson's, the
! largest and best assortment of boots and
| shoes that even came into Devils Lake,
Which vii! be sold at rock bottom prices
| for cash. Gail ana &C: our prices before
buying elsewhere, as we are prepared to
undcrsell all Of our competitors in that
| line of business. 49tf
The Fashion saloon is the only place
where you can get the following mixed
drinks: Wine sangaree, claret punch,
sherry cobler, eSglcmomade, brandy and
soda, cream punch and the only import
cd ginger ale in the city. Also five year
cigars ever imported to Devils Lake. 52t3
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-09-05
List ofLetters.

Remaining uncalled for at the post
office at Devils Lake. d. r., for the weel
ending Sept. 4, 1885. If not called fol
within thirty days they will be sen
to the dead letter office. Parties %c;iiiih:
for any of said letters will please say al,
vertised:
Bjoark Y l. Beckett Lewis
Braijcr John Bartholomew J II
Baldwin Cornelius Buse Chas A
Conner Lewis Chesney NJ f
Euneen Edward Campbell Mrs ED
Edstrom Alfred
Garfield J w Crane JOS
Hofecker ChaS
Larson Ole
None Ole Moren Peter
Moren Dennis Mccain Mrs
Newman b
Peterson Sina Peoples II Il
Partridge Chas Jas
Rothermel S II Bust w F
Smith Andrew
Washburn Semi N 2 Wertz Auolph J
Warren DR. VIM
III. G. HANSBROUGH,
Postmaster.