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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-07

The Weekly Herald, issued every Friday Is
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the week; full page OF market reports, two
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Tor one year free Of charge. 10 order to s.
cure . large number Of subscribers to The
Weekly Herald, which since January /, 1885,
u reduced to 80 cents year, we will pay the
following premiums 10 parties who will serve
clubs at different points.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-07

President-elect Cleveland is maxi
Ing slow march upon the Washing
ton ofice-holders. He is now il New
York city receiving : Toretaste 81
what is to be.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-07

II England had salmon P. Chase
g furnish the money, and . General
Grant to do the lighting in the Sou
dan, the Mahdi would soon be suing
Tor peace at any price.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-07
TIE BALTIMORE SUNDAY HERALD,

The Sunday Herald ID an eight-page paper,
hrimful Of good reading matter. 1t IL the
most interesting Sunday paper printed In the
city. By mail $3.50 per year Is cants for
6 months.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-22
Somerset County PROBATE Court.
TURNER BUSWEII } DGE.

TURNER BUSwEII, JUDGE.
Johnson Pitts field; Obed Allen, Fairfield !;
Fa. lcld; Priscilla d. bradbury, Fairfield !;
JOSIAH Mnrch Pttsftd; David Bates,
Madison. E.HI klgorc, Norridgewock.
Petition presented for TIE probate OF the
lost viii OF Charles ii. Gibson, Fairfield.
Wills probated Luther Buzzeil, Corn
vile; Henry Washuurn, Auson; Abigail
r. Bean, Madison; A-Ler Ward, Madison;
At,alom Palknd.n, Sol IL; Hiram Brack-
EFT, Detroit.
Administration asked Tor on the follow
ing r,.atcs Isaac Bunker, Cuuian; Char
lot. NJ Evan, Pittsheld; Abby o. Living
ston, Plttsncid.
Aiu1.is ration granted oa the following
estates David W, odman, Palmyra; John
Pierce, SkOwh"gnn
AImiEistralriX of the estate of Miles
Stand sh Jr Flagstaff, pr, scented tesana-
tou With petition for the Il, poihtinuut oil
ano htr.
Guardians appointed in the following es-
tales Helen A, Spaululng, Madison; Ma
on Qnin, New Portland; Thomss Fish,
fairfield.
Guardians asked for ryt Ruth Burns,
E.nhden; and Belinda Allen, Mercer, said
to be non compus.
License to sell real estate asked for in
the following estates: Naomi QuiHi, New
Portland; Eibridge ID. Brown, Canaan.
License to sell real estate granted in the
following estates Clementn" a. l1oughton,
Bingham; John Butts, New Portland Lu-
cius T.. Gilbert, Cambridge; Miles Stand
lsh, Flagstaff; Thomas }. Wyman, Brlgh-
ton.
Accounts filed in the following estates :
Miles Standi,h & Son, Fla,siaf; George
W. Upper, Fairfield; ALI xander Oliver
Stark1 Clpmrntine a. Hought0n, Bingham =;
George A. II pkins, s.. Albans; Alouzo Z.
Allen, Arson; Charles p. Woodman, Fair
field; Joseph NJ. Phillips, Pittsheld; Tomas
Du,ton, New Portland; Betsey Dutton,
New Portland; Thomas Fish, Fairfield ;
Lorenzo d. Kmball, Harmony.
Accounts allowed in the following es-
tat"s; Clarinda Parliu, Skowho gan; Thorn
as J. Wyman, Brighton j, Stewart Walk
er, Norridgpwock Stephen ID. Lindsey,
Norridgewock Albion McIntire, Skowhe
gan; Hiram C. Brown. Starks; Albert
Harvile, Fairfield; Nancy II. Chapman,
Mercer; Asa williamson, Mercer; Peter
Purrington, Canaan.
Allowai ce To widow asked for, out of
the c,tate of Lucius l. Gilbert, Ca mbridge.
Allowance to widow granted out or the
following estates. Erwin Sampson, Lex
ington; Warren Lawry, Ansou; Warren
w. William, Concord.
Allowance to minor children asked out OF
the estate of Aher, II. D,ggett, Embden.
Commissioners appointed to assign dow
er out of the estate of Warren w. Wlthani
Concord
Report of the Committee on claims
against the estate of George l.. Fuller,
Hartland, filed
Ordered that the September term, A. ID.
1885, be held on the second Tuesday OF
said month; and thereafter the regular
term of this court be held on the second
Tuesday of each month, instead OF The
the first Tuesday as heretofore.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-22
5 4 10 CENT GOODS " in the io's ssa
be found at the Skowhegan Tea Store,
30 Water Street. IyI9
state Of Maine.
STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND SIS.
Superior Court, May term a. u. 1s>5
Hiram Knowlton Of Portland in the County Of
Cumberland, Plaintiff versus John II. Rove il. The
State OF Connecticut Defendant.
In plea of debt for that the said plant if by he
consideration OF our Justice of our supreme Juacal
Court, holden at Norridgewuck within and for the
County OF Somerset on he fourth day of October A.
d. ls12, red judgment against the said defend
ant for the of seventy dollars and ninety eight
cents debt or damages, and eleven dollars and Two
cents costs of HE suit, by The record thereof
now remaining in said Court appears which sid
Judgment il in full force, and not reversed aunued
satisfied although one VIII of execution has is
sued thereon, which said execution is returned unto
our sald conrt in part satisfied, to W.T. The sum OF
twenty five dollars
The writ is dated the fourteenth day OF April A. ID.
1850 and made returnabe at the May Tenn A. d.
lss5 of said Superior Court. Ad damnum two hun
drcd dollars. ts2000D
IL. " W. j. kNOWLTON, Attys. for Plaintiff
Upon the foregoing the Court order, that the
notified OF the pendency of this suit, by publishing
three weeks successfully IN the Somerset Reporter
a newspaper printed in Skowhegan Ill the County OF
Somerset, an abstract OF the Writ and Declaration
and this Order OF Court thereon, t. c Inst publication
to be thirty days al least, before the term OF said
Court, 10 be holden at Portland Aforesaid the frs I
Tuesday of September A. ID. 1855, that he may then
aud there Ill SAID Court appear and show cause, II
any lie has why judgment should not be rendered
against him and execution Issue according ly.
Attest:
b. {. STONE, Deputy Clerk.
Abstract Of the Writ and Declaration and order Of
Court thereon.
Attest:
8Y27 b. C. STONE. Deputy Clerk
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-22
children IN Spring.

As warm weather approaches windows
are thrown open, clothing is changed, chill.
dren are invited into the open arr and
many scknesses are ensendered Green's rs,
asnaraeus and fish eaten with vinegar by
purs pg mothers, are almost certain to up
set The stomachs of infants. Collie, fatu-
iency, Indigestion, constipation, diarrh@a,
sleepiessness, ftvers and ernpt'h ,,, sie
caused by unassimilated food. Medical
history has furnished no remedy for
p Promptly assimilating food, overcoming
colds and correcting the system, equal to
the published formula of castora. ,,, II is a
practically perfect remedy for children
Paregoric. Poppy Drops, Soothing Syrup
and every orher known remedy for Chill
1ren, contains Morphine, or Opium. They
are dangerous Castoria contains no Narcot
ic substance whatever ana is harmless
Millions of delighted mothers attest that
Castoria cures children's complaint with
nromptness and certainty. Jour. Of
Health.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-22

Bunker Hill Pickles and Chow Chow for
Table use at W. II. Swain & Co.'S. under
Hotel Coburn.
The uniyersalist society had fine even
ing Tor their lawn sociable on the island, a
large number being In attendance.
Mr.. e. A. Ross reported that up to Sat.
urday night Of last week. he had sold 10 Of
the Water A. Wood moving muchines, the
sale going beyond his expectations.
The old sign of Written & Mrlliken, has
been replaced, this week, by that of the
new firm, L. j. Addition. 1t is one of
INKS" bes. jobs, and /, very complimen.
tary to him, as an artist.
Every day young men and older ones,
armed with fishing tackle and fy-bite To-
ton may be seen on their way up river.
This is sensible way for them to spend
their vacations and Somerset County holds
out superior inducements to the disciples
of Isaak Walton.
The members of the amaure dramatic
company, of the Catholic church in this
place, presented the drama, "Pike O'Calle-
CHAN" in the town Hall Watervile last
Saturday evening, to a fair audience. A
special train left b re at $50, carrying
many members from this society
Councillor A. X Bixby, met with Sc
we're fall while on a brief visit to the bone
farm in Norridgewock the 10th inst. He
was descending cherry tree when, by
misstep, he was precipitated 10 the ground,
distance of about II feet, striking in
such maDner, as to severely strain the
muscles of his lett knee. With the assis-
lance OF clutches, is able to be about, and
1t is hoped that his injury is only Temporal
ry.
The horse Of C. A. Williams took rather
a wild run recently from which 1t similarly
escaped without injury. The animal was
harnessed to top buggy, and standing at
his residence. Mr.. Williams left him alone
for moment, while he went on trilfing
ezra nd inside. During the time interyen-
ing between his going and returning, the
horse had taken fright, run down through
the field, jumped the stone wall that bord-
ers his grounds and brought up on the rail-
road track. 1t may be needless to remark,
that the carriage was wreck.
Better weather, than has been furnished
our farmers, up to yesterday, for getting
their hay would be hard to imagine, and
they have made the best use of it possible,
working early and late. Saturday was re-
ported as the banner day, as it made so fast
on that day, that many got in hay in the af-
ternoon, that was as grass in the cary
morning. The last reports tend to sub
stantiate our words of last week, that
fair crop would be secured, aud all fine
hay. Yesterday being showery, the men
were given breathing spell, while the 9TH
er growing crops are thus given good
start.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-22
PERSONAL.

Mr. G. L. Drake, now of Gardiner, made
our town flying visit last week.
DIR. Cora johnson is passing short va
cation with friends, at Nahant, Mass.
Mr.. Jefferson Taylor and two children,
departed Monday morning for Squirrel Is
land.
Mrs. G. F. Soule, of Pres que Isle, sis
ter of Mrs. G. w. Lowe, in visiting in
town.
DR.. Henry Cushing returned to his home
In Merrimac, Mass, Monday morning after
brief visit to his brothers in this place.
Mrs. +. B. Ward has returned from Bos-
ton and will remain several weeks. She is
prepared to take orders or give instruction
in portrait work.
VIM. Folsom, Esq, returned to Booth
bay this morning. He has purchased
fine cottage at that place where he will
spend the summer with his family.
"Uncle" Horn formerly clerk at the Co
burn but more recently of the Stage House
Bingham, has accepted similar position
at the Elmwood Hotel, Watervllle and en-
tered upon his duties this week.
Rev. j. M. Frost. of the Methodist soci-
ETY., is away on his annual vacation. His
pulpit was very ably filled last Sabbath, by
Rev. Mr.. Jordan, of Fall River, who is al
SO to occupy it next Sabbath.
Mr.. S. p Lindsey, son of the late Hon.
S. d. Lindsey, who has been spending
vacation at the Bermudas with his sister
for the benefit of his health has returned
very much improved. He now expects to
remain in this State during the coming
year.
The party from this place, who took their
departure last Monday morning, for
"Camp Skowhegan," Southport, was made
I'D as follows Messrs. L. L. Walton, w.
F. Robbins, c. F. Ward, d. W. Colby, c.
M. Brainard, and Geo. c. Goodwin, Mrs.
w. F. Bacon, and Misses Annie and Mabel
Ward, Mabel Goodwin, Lizzie Webb, Grace
Colby, Gertrude Weston, Mary Bailey ana
Kezzie Monroe. The party left In high
spirits and are anticipating glorious
time the coming month.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-22

u scp seated IL sl9aE % 5acks sometime oh
ole and ssuf tim. sn Doth -51r., e1seuG-
- down ards ty~ard- inside u thilh
sc44ty and 8IzA f#5gfcd nfae, Win Aent-
IpaiioD, we're 'ae synp' ms VI K Iuel
Dlsea.e that afflicted me-, .ald Hon. 4.
Thomas, Treasurer Penob-cgt 90 BaugO.
Ne have been cured b. BFows's shE
-AFAKILLA and heartily recommend II ~
M ffIsBas.
{. H. Dunton, If Hampton vas foreman
81 the Stewart NiHe. aIr settng b
pump be strained himself causing -srpus
KfaHey Disease Hon Dfssn thi- happens;
a -t.dd,n wrench. 81 over s1er.aas Or Ill
violent Jar brings Kidney D--c4-e. Sir
DaHtYn would have .eYere e"rliH2 4er3s-
the abdomen, his food wplla pec1ms -pHi
oH biz stomach. together = Id pains aer1-
In j. o.. ard hips. he tried mang f.mc-
de-. .oasal a--i-tauce in various direction
aaa q, .a,t asDzAf BBoWs sag-AfAatlA-
am T., to a-c % 40 bytt.es =" A. entitc'}
cured.
III y0u H4st -Hafr paIH
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-22

TERMINATION OF A LONG PAsroRATE.-
Rev. B. Tappan, d. d., president of the
board of trustees of the Bangor Theologi-
cal Seminary, he's resigned the passionate OF
the Congregational church and society at
Norriigewock. 10 October ne would have
completed a ministry of twenty-seven
years. The society would gladly have re-
tanned his services longer, but the reasons
assigned were such as give them no choice
Init to accede to his wish and accept bis
resignation. So by the concurrent action
of the church and parish his resignation
was accepted. His ministry terminated
.InlY lst.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-22
THAT Constant Pain

fiss been upon me for yeais. II vas
brought On by liflBug, "y.fexcrtion. It.,
While following m tfade, =aia Sir. Cas-.
Patterson, Engineer Bangor Machine -,
Bangor. Me. / got no ala Until began ~
use BHOws - SAHsArAHfLLA. All troubles
caused by Kidney Disca-e have left ne, and
my present good health Is due - the 1He oi
BHoHS's SAHsAPAKiLLA.
No woman having kidney trouble, ac-
cpmpan.rd With those deep pam across the
back, drawing down pains, dizziness, rcst-
less sleep, DC, can Exp ct comfort ia this
life Until the cause be removed. This caB.c
is Disease Of theK idney-, can oul> ,be reach
ed through these organs. Mr.. W. +. Her
rick, Of Glenourn, Wa 20 aiil cled, and
sought various chanDel. for help. Hearing
Of BROWNS SAETAPARIILA she tried /, BE-
gan to ray at onee, hnd to-day enjoys
good health. BROWNS SAEsArAkILLA il
peculiarly adapted for Kidney Disease.
Il had those darling pains
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-22
Across the Back"

with Tired, languld frellug, be4rlDg.d
pain, &c, you may he sure says Mrs.
Chas. Bracket Of Hefmon, Ne, chat you
have Kidney Disease. have been cured
Of severe ca-e by B.owN'- saR,APAEflLA
alter had employed many doctor. With
out benefit. Have been confined - tay
home ia times past, bu, am low N good
health"
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-22
srErsox. Nh. Feb. 9.h. ri.

SIEI>pN. Ny, req. in ~
ARA WAEl.ES Ed. Bangor, Ne. Dear
Sir. Il have u~ed anat i known a.
BRo@N's SAEsApAalLA in my practice,
prescribing 1t for T." ate u Blood, ior
weakness peculiar :, females, an4 especial
ly for Kidney and L.ser troubles have
always met with success whenever | have
used it. Being familiar win TIE compost
ion Of BROWNS SAKaAPAIILLA pronounce
it to be Il happy combination ri pure medi-
cines. destined, have 10 doubt, TO beceme
famous as blood. kidney aud liver correct
i've. |. w. TiBBEIIS, NJ ID. Stetsou, Ne.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-22
Beware of ScroMIQ

Scrofula is probably more general than any
other disease. II Is insidious in character
and manifests itself In running sores, pusular
eruptions, bOils, swellings, enlarged joints
assesses, sore eyes, etc. Hoods Sarsaparilla
expels all trace Of scrofala from the blood,
leaving 1t pure, enriched and healthy.
~ was severely afflicted with scrofula,
and for over a year had two running sores
on my neck. Took five bottles Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla, and consider myself cured"
G. L. LovEJoY, Lowell, Mass.
G. A. Arnold, Arnold, Nc. had scrofnlous
sores for seven years spring and fall. Hoods
Sarsaparilla cured him.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-22

The Mouson Slate says: Tom Nichols Is
tho name of the Indian who, last autumn
Killed a man at Luce's tavern at west -
Branch, near the head of the Lake m ana az
W., Although he committed this desper'
ma name feelings. Several winters ago MS bis
n;sa ,ied At his place In the Moosehead
lake country and before she died expressed
@ aas,re m he buried in her native Cadad:
N;"ho;s nlaced her remains on hand SLED
a w himself hauled them through 10 Cana.
ds. The man who could make THIS we.ra
and lonesome journey for such purpose
ma IONA goodness In his soul,
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-22
SOMERSET COUNTY.

The Kennebec Framing Co. have just
finished shipping the frame and boarding
town, Mass. The frame contains 100 600
beet and it took 100000 feet Of spruce
boards 10 covered the building. The ship
ment made twenty two full carloads.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-22

FIRE IN BANGOR saturday afternoon
stable In Bangor, owued by NJ. Taylor oc-
cupied by D. G. Danforth, was burned with
most of it's contents, including seven pigs,
sIeiphs, puugs, tools, hay, etc, also an
adieining stable occupied by the Bangor
Ice Co., was badly damaged and some tools
lost. Mr.. Tuylor's house was damaged
several hundred dollars, and furniture IN
iured by removal. Taylor's loss Is from rom
$4,000 10 $1,000; insured 81, 800. Daniorth's
~. ia $1,000; no insurance. The Bangor
IT, lee Co. had an insurance of $1,000, which
covers the loss.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-22

CoNeoRD.-Mr. N. ii. Savage Of Concord
closed his last four years of carrying the
mail from that place TO North Arson, June
30th. Mr.. Savage has carried the mail on
SID route "a years; the last 8 years u ice
week, and during that time has not miss
Ell u trip that he has not made up before
the next mail day Mr.. n. S. llunnaford Is
the new carrier now
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-22
Kidney Disease.

The Kidney separate tie Ia pure matter 10 be
thrown OF BY he Urine. II from any cause IT,,
he entire machinery i thrown Ont Of ofdef. and
disease and mI-ery rsgn Triumphant N'ct Head-
ache, Sickness Of stomach Pun across Bact
aad Loins, Di-.iness, Constipation and couu,.a.-
other lis are always pe,ent We euafahHe
cure for all form- Of Kidney CT Liver Di.e4se
wh,n BKowNs sABsArAEILLA l. takeh n iimt
and according to directions. Rem mo=r an
take
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The f

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The follow
ing are the real estate transfers which have
been recorded in this county the past week
Fairneld-Charles II. Mayo to Lorenzo
Dow. $1,000. Sarah C. Chapman ct al to
George Goodwin. $3.50. George A. Pull
lips ct ais TO Catharine Jewell. $40. An
ME Shaw to Lorenzo Dow. 81. Lew A.
Dow to Same ct al. 1862 80
Observation-Disclosures +. Parlin ct al to
Emma L. Dore. $40.
Cornville-Ruel w Robinson to Alden
Russell. S425. David ID. Tufts to Horace
b. Russell ct al. Sl400. o,.
Starks-Lewis II. Duley to Amy Oilver'
$3.50. Mt. n
ST. Aihnus-A J. Bonney to Della NJ.
Cooley SG50 49,.
C.n,,Iids, eel rtiet II. Mitchell to Alva
W NIicp'G $1,000.
Mndt-.i- I'D nru lluunewell to Barnard
Suunr MFFuvo9n Andrews ct al to
Mn,aeb :. Clark to Samuel u.
Ruri1u. 500 Samuel q. Burton to kuei
:. Clark. 5000 Same to Chtharlne T.
Burtop. Life Maintainance.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-22
passengers Notice.
snNrRsET.ss. JuLY, 18th. a. d

SnNrnsrTss July, 18th. 4. d. 1855
mis- Is 10 give notice that the 10Th day Of
July A. d. 1885, warrant in insolvency was issued
out of the Court of Insolvency for said County OF
somerset against the estate of William a. Folsom
of Cambridge in the County OF somerset, adludged to
be an insovent debtor, on pet ton OF said debtor
which petition was filed on the 10Th day OF Jnis a.
II 1855 To which last named date interest ON claims
l. TO be computed That the payment OF any debts
and the delivery and transfer of any property be-
nnp,np to said debtor to him for his use, aud the
deiiy ~ and transfer Of any property by him are
forbidden h,law That meeting of the creditors
Of said debtor, to prove their debts ana choose
one or more assignces OF his estate VIII be heid
at Court of insolvency to be hoden al ,he
Probate Courtroom in Skowhegan, on the an day
of August A. ID. 1885, AZ one O'Clock IN the attrnooa
Given under my hand thedats first above written
c. II. JONES.
DEPUTY Sheriff as Messenger In Court Of Insolvency
Tor said County OF Somerset. st.s
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-22

STATE OF MAINE.
SoMrRsEr SIS July 90, A. u. 1888
This is to give notice that ON the Goth day of
July, A ID. lSs5, a warrant ia Insolvency was issued
Of Somerset against the estate of Leonard II.
Leighton of Athens, in the County Of somerset
adiutlgcd to bean insolyenl debtor, on petition
of said debtor which petition was filed ON the goth
tay of July, A. ID. 1855, TO which hast named date
interest on claims is to he computed. That tie
payment of any debts and the delivery and transfer
OF any property belonging to said debtor 10 tim or
for his use aud the delivery and transfer OF any
property by him are forbidden by law. That
their debts and choose one or more assgucrs Of his
estate will be held at Court of lnsoN cncy to he
holden at the Probate Court Room in SHOW hr-
pan ON the lih day OF August, 4 d. ISIS, AZ one
o'clock in the afternoon.
Giycu under my hand the date first above written,
{. IL. JONES,
Deputy Sheriff as messenger III Court OF Insolvency
for said County Of Somerset 2t%
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-22
Lost! Reward !!

A small morocco wallet cont lining from Sl6 to $40
was lost last Sunday the 10 inst. either between my
residence and Norridgewocl> or between that pl &C
and the Skowhcgan Post Office. The finder VIII be
suitably rewarded by leaving the same at the Post
Ofile or with the Subscriber
lw29 ENTWORTH NARNEY.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-22
\ CA u.
BORN
DIED

Calafornla-July, an Mr.. Martha s. Fletcher.
mother Of Mr.. :. ;. Weston and Mrs Dr. A. Corn,
wnll Of Oakland, a natiy Of Maine. aged II Year.
Mrs. Fletcher was the wife OF Col. Cyras Fletcher
formerly Of sk0wbegan.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-22

MAITLAND correspondent gives
the following information of the churches ::
Methodist, preaching service, 10 80 Il. M,
sabbath school directly after the service !;
SUNDAY evening prayer meeting, weekly
prayer meeting Wednesday evening, and
class meeting Friday evening at 80; Rev.
w. M. Crawford, pastor Baptist church,
the sabbath school at IL m: preaching ser
vice at p. M; Sunday evening prayer
meeting, weekly prayer meeting Thursday
evening at 80 Rev. DIR. Shaw, pastor.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-22
Salt Rheum

William Spies, Elyria, O.. suffered greatly
from eIysipelas and salt rlcum, caused by
handling tobacco. At times his hands would
crack open and bleed. lie tried various prep
aratlons without aid finally took Hoods Sar-
saparila and now says: &" am entirely WE'LL
MY son had salt rheum ON his hands and
on the calves of his legs. He took Hoods
Sarsaparilla and is entirely cured" j. b.
STANTON, Lit. Vernon, Ohio.
! Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for S.. Made
only by c. /. HOOD & CO., Lowell Mass.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-22

MERcER.-Our correspondent writes /.
The Church is completed at last, and a
large congregation were present Sunday,
to hear the dedi atory ermon, by Rev. Mr..
Luck, which was received with deep inter
est. In the evening Rev. Jordan of Fall
River, preached u very interesting sermon
in the Church. Mercer has now church
edifice that will compare favorably with
any about hene. The aisles are To be car.
peted soon, and we hope to have "A new or
gan before many months... The w. C. T.
N. will meet at the residence O: Mrs. Bos-
ton Saturday eve.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-22
Browns Sarsapaxi11a.

Uoei s',
nreceiptc price BY
und & SBowhegan Ne
ARA WARREN