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Wer SeIe8rapb) "a. @us. 1885
@eiten-No. 2. SO bis 88t @ts.
WeHdforn-44i bis 44s @ts.
Safer- 25t bis 254 @tS.
&oS9en-57 @ts.
" er te-7l ste.
Buffers bis Is Gt8.
@ier-11 bis III @ts.
Wbi8tp-$1.15.
Sdwetne-$3.00 bis 400.
&inbpieb-$2.50 bis 600.
S4wetneHeii 9--$S.60 bis 1896.
S9malS-$6.22t bis 6 10.
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@aiiermelunen tommen iett maiieabaft
aus benz Siben. vgbolerabombsn" bat
bas BOLT iie i9erSbaft, unb ni9t NIT I'm
redt, getauft.
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Wr TeIesrapb.) "a. Dug. 1885
@etten-rotber. No. Q. 8 30 bis .91g.
Weu&torn-41i bis 424 @ts.
Sater-22 bis 223 @ts.
&o89en-- bis 54i Cts.
Vert e--StS,
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SER Desmond bon Clinton bat iein
Mmt oils Sberiff BON Clinton So. nieberses
lest unb lsiitst bieie Wo9e rem Glib ais
Bunbesmaribal bieies Oiftrictes.
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3uei 9aoungen neuen 9afers iinb I. @,
bier gu "a Gents per guibeI uertauft wor'
ben.
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Wetten-Wilmautee. SO. O., s SO bis .97}.
Safer-33 bis IS Gts.
WeIt4torn-gem. 10. 90 bis 54t @ts.
= @wetneHef&-$ rs bis 1850.
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Mrditeh.

Sreb. Seer, gr9itett unb Supsrintens
bent. Sdulsn unb &irden cine Spe3ialis
tdt. @@te Strabe, Sw. Soma u. Glap.
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HetItpattfee starftSertdt.
Wer SeIesrapb) "a. aug. 1885.
80 etsen-Jo. Q, 5 .79t.
6afer-26f Cts.
30 eIi1forn-45 Gts.
Roggen-5 6i @ts.
@erffe-- @tS.
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Webt su =. Grler, $50. 1858 glupifr.,
fur BIeds unb YapierbIumen gu biuisen
preiien.
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Minneota a.
st. 3nbm'a 1(miuerIttg,
Collegeville, MINI.

DieIe @nitalt sablte lebtes Sabr $50 gtnben=
ten II errparben it6 bas Siplom i'm 8udfiit
rem 10 Prieiter iinb aus bieler glnitalt berpors
gegan9en.
Die 9r0bte unb lett 80 Sabren riibmli1f be-
tannte Qnitalt i'm gan,en Noromefen.
% Hrofeiioren beior9en ben unterri6t. Die
Gage 1T i'm 9eiunbeiten Gbeil BON Minnelota.
Dos S9uliabr be9innt am 3. September.
lin ndbere austunit uno @atalo9 wenbe man
ii6 OIL
Rt. Rev. Alexius Edelbrock, o. s. B.,
@bt mnb Yrdlioent.
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Entered at the post-oface at Dubuque, Iowa,
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Wfe1rere langere 0orreip0Toen5en TONE
men, ba ie gu ipdt eintrafen, erft &aum IN
nd6lfer Nummer finben.
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0fo. 3. - @S&entli&e 8riefite.

Dubuque, ben "a. slusuit 1885.
in wtl&r ale grtefe ~anssSeist Hnb, wsIds pom II.
Nuauit bis gum "A. Gusuit In Der bitRatn goioffee auaes
somnsn umb ni&t abssbOIt worbsu RnS.
gebnte Go. s. &erner Sui. (2)
geder W. $. &auimann 6ate
@riin3in9 Otto S6uls I,anline (Urs.
gilbert gnsel San Steenbor9e y. q.
Sofas SranS Wambader ".
Soule 8. Z. (2) Wormbolo Gonrab.
Daan persefe nidt, w.nn man nod grieien auf sisisr
eiiie irast, Su bsmsrfsn. bab ie auseSetst iine, nnb BIZ
Rummer Der Srisatite a~n;nssbsu.
". ~. GAM, goiimtihsr.
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Sic 9ie6s6anoe ma9t bic Stabt unb
l1msegenb nod fortmdbrenb unii9er.
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Marftberi6t.
Yreiie Ill BEN 9roBpertauf.

Snbnqne, ben "a. Gas. 1885.
BrennmatertaI
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-09-09
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Lewis Anderson is visiting in
Troy y. T.. for a few weeks.
Miss Myrtle Parker of rresque Isle. Is
a guest of Miss Kate Burrill.
Miss Nc>ta kccfc returned home from
her western trip Monday night
Mrs. James Fellows aud daughter May,
returned to Boston on the Yankee" sat
urday afternoon 10 pas, the=wintcr.
Mrs. {. +, Haynes. of West Newton.
Mass. was the guest of NJ. T. Poolcr, and
family during her brief stay in town.
We understand that Mr.. {. W. Atkins,
formerly or Canaan. is about To open IL
boot and shoe store under Hotel Coburn.
The Rev. Mr.. IIalWood willrctWm from
his vacation this week and preach next
Sabbath morning in the Baptist Church
Last Sabbath he hapti>cd and received
into the church at BIuchill, eight persons
Mrs NJ. H. Pra>e wife of DR.. fca>e of
Scion. has made IL crayon portrait of
Judge Turner Boswell. it is on exhibition
at the store of George Cushing. in This
village. Good Judges of such artistic
work pronounce it very fine.
Mr.. W. II. Mclaughlin. an employee OF
this Office for the past four years, severed
his Connection with Us on the 9Th inst. lie
i, now pas>inga few weeks AT his home
in Harmony. preparatory to going to Bae-
ton. where he has secured Il position with
Rand. Avery 4 Co.. of that city.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-09-09

llARMoNY.-LaSt Sunday, the relatives
and friends of Mrs. Susan Bunker. to the
number of about thirty, assembled at the
Residence of Benz. Moody, to greet Mrs.
Bunker on the one hundred and third an
niycrNary Of her birthday. This aged
lady received her guests very cordially.
and expressed much pleasure for their
kind regards. She is sound in body and
mind, and does not appear to be over
three score and ten. She sits up all day.
knt> stockings readily, and goc, to the
wash tnb every Monday morning and as
>i>t> in the washing. Her hearing and
eye sight i, somewhat impaired. but not
very materially. for one of her aye. Mr.
AnguluN Daniels. wife and little child.
from beverly, Mass. were present. The
child is the fourth generations She may
Yet live t)a good old age. The matter
OF two women being certified To teach the
fall term Of school III MainStream. both
claiming that position. has resulted as
follows: The one which the agent AYERS.
Wis duly hired. ha> evacuated the prem
iScS. and the one which first obtained Il
certificate has the charge of the school.
Had The >uperN i>or issued but one ecrtiil-
cate. and empowered but one To teach
he school. much trouble would have been
avoided \ supervisor can not iSsuc a
certificate 10 Il second person for the
same school without previously rcvokne
or recalling the first one Mr. Franklin
llnrd was badly injured one day last
week. by being thrown out of his wagon.
upon his head and severely >praining the
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-09-09
"a - - B.

Rru ESTATE TRANSFERS. The follow
iae are the real estate transfers which
dsl,c been recorded in thi> county the
pa-t week:
William II. Emrcy to Rosetta
=. smith. 500. Sanford ). Chapman To
Napoleon Green. SlGo.
It. Adams Alton H. Clark la iona
than +. Hilton. S>on.
Tilt~Hcld- Sarah W. Allen 10 Bctsey
Jacobs sloS Augustus +. Nelson to
ticurgc y. Wilson. 500.
Cambridgc-S. \. d. Bailey TT al To
Gardner Rogers. ,Ir. SO.
Drtroit-Gorham Lord To Leonard
Lord $50 james NJ. Temple ct nj Oliver
l.. Malpon. Sl2j.
bingham Martha padham 10 Alno
padham. $50.
Brghtou-ln inhabitants of Brighton To
f. 4. b. HAYDEN. $50, Leonard II. Hay
den to Lizzie NJ. Hayden. Sloo. +. \. Il,
HAYDEN to Edward NJ Hayden. SluU.
Nthrn~-Iam>> W. llinklcy to Darius
X. Turner, 500. Francis joaquin To
Francis y Joaquin. $1,000.
Madi>ou-tirorge w. Williams To Leon
ard l.. roz>rr. 500. John Warren To
George W Williams, 81. Albert +.
Adams To Inhabitants of Madison. $50.
Thomas II. Weston ct al to Madison
Wooden Company. $50. {. ID. Morrill,
to Same. Con. : shares in the new stock
of said Co. Horace y. llolway to Ma.
than II. Wilhrc $500.
I.cNingtan- Nathan Davis To Ephraim
Howard. .lr. Sl0n. Fremont Pierce To-
Samuel Young. 500. Sarah X. Pierce tn
Fremont Pierce. S25u.
William Clark to l>rVal X.
Bray $1,000. Scwall \. Din>morc ct al
To Same siou.
1 An>on-A>a NJ. Gilman ct al Ia John
/ Head $3.50.
Mcrccr-l>aac +. Tibhetts 10 Geo.
/ Burr ct ais. Tru>tecd. S35.35.
William T. IlunneWcn 10 Ed
mund :. lluuncwcll. S250o.
Skow hcgan-lsaac Dyer IL John
Roujor 500. William ~ Mcfarland /,
Asa ). Emery. 100.
Highland rlt-Asa NJ. Adams ct nj i'
sumner Pierce ct al. SO
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-09-09


iupN' ial's ana Nasllh"ardN at but
t'n :. 'aii ma SEC lIiril
w. hl'I''ll'i VIM if ihlliks Of il9
NUN 0'al' p"''oa % keep II.
The September lerm Of Probate Como
commenced yesterday, Il ia busy =es-
''''''
Iee' assortment al school books. srhol
ar anu ieachel> supplies al Geo. Cu>b-
ln@>.
Ihe dale ''Iai Charlotte Thompson Is To
appear here /. set for Saturday evening,
sept 10Th See ad.
Mr.. Geo. r. Beycrlc. rianoforte tuner,
is in town. Ooder> sent To Smiths
Music store Will receive prompt atlen-
ton
ll6Ncs Y plaYzc will commence deiiy-
crine oysters about town next Sunday
and will continue doing 81 until The mid
Gle oil May
The band muster Is the event Of the
week at Lake Maranaeook. the closing
day being tomorrow When large crowd
Is expected,
Numerous, corn factories in Other sec
tions of the state. are now busy, but the
one in Ibis place Is quiet and will remain
So throughout the season.
d,Iiobtrnl rrsar Rar IIa,.,ar tbe #N1.fo,.
Central railroad NOW offers rare ndar,.
mcnts. See announcement elsewhere.
TN, nrr.,n bo,in,, , .n,.,l,.- doth,
louged 10 fine late .Iobn pierce or 6i.
i town. will conf,ra favor bv rntn,nin., i,
i TO +. Il. Ward Administration or tb.#e.-
tate of Mr.. Pierce.
The Skovbegnn base boll club bavc
been invited IA visit Fairfield unxt y..l
during the DAYS of the horse trot and
fair. but will probably be Obliged TO de-
cline. from necessity.
III, Itau ch,n. :, roI.nr,, II.u :, -,
n,oti,u u.itl,. a,r rair ,,,,,,is... - a..
best heretofore held in onr county. The
managers are now actively at work and
we want every one To take an interest in
the Fair.
Whrn Walker was told that = new taal
had been granted. he made no rpsnonsr
and opuarcntly took but little moro inter
cst th,n he lid when he .yvos convicted
lie certainly possesses the most wonder
iul nerve ever seen III human frame.
Mr.. Nathan Weston is one of the ven
cradle citizens of Madison, being 81 years
old although he i usually taken for Il
much Younger man. He has for years
run hi, own moving machine and this
season cut about l0o acre> of grass.
The member, of the Live oak polo
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-09-09
POSTPONED.
The Visiting Communicates

The Committee announce the following
order of proceeding for the cntertain-
ment of the Trinity and ST. Omcr Com
mandcrc> On arrival they will be re-
ceivcd at the station by De Molay tom.
moudcry and will march to the South side
up Main street and return 10 the grove on
the Island where lunch will be served.
After lunch the march will be resumed
from The grove via Island Avenue. Mad
i,an. Elm. Pleasant Middle, Madison.
High North and Water street, to the
lIc~rlton House. where Trinity Comuan-
derry will be quartcrcd, during their stay
in the village. thence to Hotel Coburn,
where ST Omcr will be quartercd. At }
p. m. a banquet AT Hotel toburn will be
partakcn of, and at $ p. IN. the Grand En-
trance t. the Pavilion followed by a II
ccption concert and bah will close She
p 'o@ram
=. < Owing to the storm the above
program ha> been postponed until to-mor-
row. when it will he carried out 10 the
letter and with much better effect than
would he possible in the storm of to-day
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-09-09
Job Printing.

The job Printing Establishment connected with
The So"it ksE1 RtruErtR is prepared To do all ell>
ses ot work the richest we'll t- the most common
pnS; competent and eNpcrrnccd Wnrkncn arc
employed aud large stuck oi paper. envelopes, ad
'ritiSihe, Wedding and business cards in great va
i,N. Orders "t dances, bills cf fare, programs
c etc, printed in great variety OF .tycs ON short
notice: S3nlhereial printing a specially. Orders
b, mail will receive careful attention
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-09-09
New Departure ia w Q o1ens

We have added to our stock the largest and fin
est selected line Of WoOlens ever brought into Show
hogan. Mr.. +. B. Carter who has just returned from
Boston is connected with our Wooden Department
Mr.. Carter has learned system of cutting from
one Of the finest ailors in the city and will guarantee
all garments cut by him TO be perfectly satisfactory.
Give us l call and goods and prices. Mr.. Carter
also continues iii the cleansing and repairing business
at his old stand
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-09-09

Novelties in Xelyets and tu line of Plain Vel
vets, Brocades and Satins. Dress Fannels Shifting
Flannes and Cotton Flannels, complete stock Of
Domestlcs. Our Underwear and Hosiery counters are
loaded with Bargains.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-09-09

We have received a copy of GLOW TO
Detect Counterfeit Money" by the "Dau-
bury Detective" This pamphlet gives tie
>cripiire points by which counterfeit
note, may be distinguished from the gen
uinc. together with information in regard
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-09-09

When Baby was sick, VIC gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria,
When sho had Children she gave them Castoria
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-09-09

4 SAILOR
CAPTAIN john Kimhall sailor. New London.
Conn, writes IL was taken with severe pains
in the small Of my back in the region OF tH'
l;,in,vs Ind the hc>t medical Attendance
Without experiencing any relief h"nsh'
and used II bottle Of HUNTS Kidney anu lhNrf
REMEDY. Four bottles entirely cured me
Price q. ~, Send for Pamphlet vi iestim"
mails. N +,
HUNTS REMEDY Co. Providence. r. J.
On, CRlTTGNTON, General Ascat. New ior
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NoErI NEW poRrAND.-Our CORES
nondant writes: That is Il fine sounding
I'm ..,.,.,,,..i TO-, ,,5,. ,f Nan, Dos,
p''' W. '''''''' new - 1t lazy - wv
land, lew evenings arc ~ lh' mellow
sounds of the new church bell tlllcd the
oioIt mir of tIr brisk little VILLAGE Tn.
81 l.. -. ,...,
'>'i IN ''''' Wv
that bell Is the triumphant reward "I 'llt
Woman~ skill and cner2l: And Ill"
rave evidence of her midr iH than Wom.
mn. .n.,e.. rn.o nr.uliir i,aii.,l. AFT I'm.
.L.,. ..I..,.. $500. +.
i''''' "''''" 'i''''N> ','''''''' I'll" ''
woman wishes 10 emphasize what sir
likes or dislike>. WHO it, She 'Why
Our Post Mistress. MR. l. T. Nile~" We
had pcckcd through the wicket. and taken
our mail many times. and knew that she
did her work quickly. correctly aud we'll
but had no farther acquaintance with her.
These remarks excited our interest ~n ~,
pushed back our hair, with oar lmgure~.
and presented ourselves al the office
door We thought at first her voice was
the key with which She unlocked mems
pockcl-book> and extracted therrfrom
the whcrcNith to purchase the bell.
20. no its no secret and if you'll tax,
a seat will tell YOU We obtained al
the money we could around home, Whicl
was not nearly enough. Then com
mcnccd to write to men who once livcC
here. and are HON prosperous business
men elsewhere, and they responded gen
crou>ly. vet we lacked, 50 | stated ON
needs to my husbands business and po
/ litical associates. and in this way secure,
] Ia, q htl
"Yc, they are all well pleased.
/ II don't know wrote Il treat many
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-09-09
Bad Lyman Bassett.

HOW liz RAISED TIE WINp AMP Is Now
ENrrclING THE wHmLWiNp.
about Il month ago Lyman BaN~eiI Il
Young man who lives two miles above
Bingham village in Moscow, conceived
the idea that western trip would he of
great value to his health. Now Lyman
mp to that time was a Young man of good
report His father died and left his prop
crty to him but with the promise that his
INmans mother should have Il life
maintenance and the title Ia the property
should not pass 10 him until his mothers
death and NOT then unless certain condi-
tion~ were complied with. Lyman has
broken these conditions 80 he cannot get
the property but this fact was not gcncr-
ally understood and everyone supposed
that LYMAN was all solid. So when he
oppralcd to them for the loan of a few
hundred dollars to take through to Cana
da to purchase drove of catlchc had no
trouble in getting it. OF course no ON"
knew that he had borrowed of others 81
when he appealed to them they supposed
that he hal not borrowed elsewhere and
he got it. Runor says he captured some
| : $500 in all and then he lit out He went
to Wisconsin taking two companions
with him. lie was gone II days when he
appcarcd at his home again He says that
the trip cost him 500 but he doesn't say
what he has done with the rest of the
money. Iii, victims are mostly in Bng
ham village. He has paid back part "l
the sum to few of them while to other
he refuses to make any conversation
Whether any of the sufferers will prose
cute him for obtaining money under mis-
prttcnsc, remains to be seen.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-09-09

II have been II sever sufferer with weak
ness OF the kidneys, and took severe col.
while ON duty with the lire department.
trouble me. HINTS Kidney aud Liver
REMEDY completely cured me IL. Glass
Columbus ohio.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-09-09

We have the largest stock and best assortment of
goods in Somerset and will not be uudersold by any
one in the County. Call and see for yourself
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-09-09
DYSPEPSIA

Causes its victims to be miserable, hopeless,
confused, and depressed in mind, very lrrita-
bic. languid and drowsy. 1t is disease
which does not get well Of itself 1t requires
careful. persistent attention, and a remedyto
throw of the causes and tone up the diges-
tive organs till they perform theit duties
willingly Hoods Sarsaparllla has proven
Just the required remedy in hundreds oil cases.
al have taken Hoods Sarsaparlla Tor dYS-
PERSIA, from which have suffered two years.
tried many other medicines, but none proved
so satisfactory as Hoods SmSapariiia'
THOMAS Cook, Brush Electric Light Co..
New York City.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-09-09
Blk Silks, Blk & Color'd Rhadames

Very little needs to be said concerning these goods
immense sales this are better proof than
words, Of their durability and low prices,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-09-09

solou-IIrrbert e, infant sou of George f.
aud Emma j. Elwell aged months, % days.
sulon-Aug. 9th, Mary H., wife of Chandler
Knight aged - years.
IIartland-Aug. 20th, Mrs, Abagail Anis aged
sG
Palmy ra--Aug. Eth, Nj. Hartley Woodbridge
aged e.
Concord-Aug 30th, Nh Friedrich Bullet.
aged 90 years
Concoid-Scpt I'd. Mrs Annie. wife of cyrus
Hail, aged u Yeas, ~ mouths
Madison -Aus. .1st, Rev. John Dennis aged
Is wears and months.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-09-09
"Small beginning, lead to large endinss.'
Carpenter.

"I was tronhlcd with a weakness a: the ki'.-
nrys had to pass my water n MANY as n.
teen times daring the night Ailef having 81
Mo- sscoud hottie of IlrNr's Kidney and Liver
ErNrIY found that all my trouble WAS gone
-Jnseph o. Miller. Carpenter, Ienia. Ohio
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-09-09
TONIC AND BITTER,
1T is UNEQUAllED IN RESULTS
AND PERMANENT IN IT'S CURE.
LIvlNc,TEsIIMoNY.
llnc [

,'Unviug had occasion to usc remedy Tor
kidney troubles purchased II bottle of II Mt
Kidney and Liver REMEpN, and II completely
rurrd nlr-haNc no indigestion. and am hearty
and healthy for one ul my years go: - r.
Wnndbury Blacksmith Manchester, y. H.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-09-09

ArnrNs.-Dr. Smith. of Minneapolis.
formerly Il resident of Parkman ha- been
passing short time with lis. DR.. 5. Is IL
successful Western man and has cstab-
lished II lafgr practice Us a dcntst....A
collision occurred one dark evening last
week between the West Athens stage.
driven by Geo. Poland and Cha>. Ladd in
which all parties were thrown out and
pretty badly shaken up but not seriously
injured -. {. Bartlett. who is visiting
his brother in this village, sang at the
concert in SkoWhc@an last week The
thanks of the community are due to Bryce
Palmer for the improvement he has made
in his outbuildng, 10y removing them
farther from the street and grading the
spot formerly occupied by them Miss
Minnie Clark entertained many of her
friends Saturday evening Andrew
llurd who has been sick 50 long. is able
to be about the village again The
dance Friday evening was we'll attended
and they will continue 10 be held every
Friday. -. There wits a Slight collision on
Our streets Friday between the tcam~,of
Manson Hall and John Fox.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-09-09

\ western paper says: Nothing Will
,prr some sick men more quickly, than an
office. properl, appicd.-fhi~ cure may
hc very successful in many eases, but we
vould say: If man suffers FROM cold
or cou.h. give him Or. Bulls Cough
Syrup,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-09-09

s"leN.# Grain is oUR aa harvested
ia Ills section ia @99d condition and a
fair CROP viii Whipple la- hrc6 build
ins a sail boat: ho lnncaad It saturday
on Emhden Pondas..C b. McIutirc /,
about Ia move into his new haa-r which
+ beauty Of modern ~tflc.... Landlord
bnrrill has brcn absent some day, prior
10 the sr->ian Of coHrt....J :. Wilson.
he blacksmith i, having vacation from
hh~lHes> and is attending court H. Juror
- Mr. I'omdeY, OF Bangor i visiting
hi daughter, Mrs summer Rowell -.
eampnreting j. the rage This week.
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Nerve Ro'.ofos. No Fits after first days use. Mar
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o Fit ca-cs. Send 10 Or. Kline. 93 Arch ST..
hila., Pa.
KNOW THYSLF. by reading tho Sci
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HaIe's Honey the great Cough cure &c, SOC. 81
Glenn's sulphur Soap heals L beauties. &c.
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Hills Hair and Whsker Dje-Dlack and Brown, 5oc-
Pixies TOOthacIic .sTa.s euro In Minute. 25e
Deans Rheumatic Pills are a sure cure. Soc
These are Solid Facts.
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ever placed within the reach Of suffering human
itl. truly is Electric BitterS. Inactivity Of the
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COZ MY NEWS.

lAaLAsD Mr. sylvester Whit hui
had hi fng5r fakoa Gsmueea, ~ Dr
l'n>her caused by alood poisoning =
AeN eac~t- arriving aailem Castle liar
m9uf they haeeat tn time tatuta.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-09-09

4 good healthy advance in wool Is re
portcd and a rise in woolen> predicted
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PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY

IN every respect. and is price re- nded ~ seller.
Made n a >,rriy OF 81 rs aad r-.>es. Eewa-- q
" -.h,css limitations None genuine without ba4.S
name on hox.
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KNOW THYSLF, by reading the Sci
ence of Life the ne-t medical work ever pun
L.Led, Tor Young md middle-aged men.
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Browns Sarsaparil1a

when taken faithfully, =sarc e4re.