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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08


oibbs aud Miss If"o'' i''s"''
y Sog ~ and Miss Ida Reayis,
PC Burpws and MISS ANNE
Y ' sliio' and Miss Lucy Bell
IN. .ud Miss Clara Stewart
weaihortoi' alu 'liA7 No''"''
81 ln'.,',,ur, Nov. 20. -
p' NIX and Miss Matte b carr
y. Ss !. aud MISS Emma Riley
ss9ns.l, a n and Miss Matte
t.oractowu, NOV. 70. +, Ill.
z ,',sr,s and Mise Annie D. Noie'
'os aa,y.on and Mrs. \ b Greg
q . lo,us' and Miss Lula Neal, Pa
|HlNIN'f
s1g "a ,.,s ana Miss Matte Dunn
lessauerslan, Dec. g..
!. Reynolds ana MISS Louie
\ aars Point
\ wood and Mlss oma harpah,
~ ganter and Miss Lucy Cum
4 fana, Dec. J
p,,per and Miss Cora Billiard,
9sl,oekert and Miss Clarence
\ VIVA and Miss ORA Rattan, Mid
sanbcr 20. r v,,,,
c,x aud Miss Annie " Williams,
N December 2
sIapp aud Miss Alice White,
/ December J.
Moody and Miss Johnnie
Woodbury., December 2.
4 ,belle and Mrs. !. G. Key, HIS
4 g1cs and Miss Mamie Mccain,
n sDecember 2. -
= Gardner, Jr., aud Miss While
4 stFoyille, November 26.
movies and Miss Lizzie Young,
e. ine. December ].
a jordon and Miss Sallie Parnell,
4 eSlIe. December ,.
n Norton aud Miss Lizzie Wood
4 November 20.
4 clancy and Miss Ida Scales
esllard and Miss r. A. Robert
1sr, county, November 20.
4 ~ dudley and Miss Maud Strong
Nj, Decembcr ].
I brown and Miss lltha Besscn
|as,.boro, at Van Buren,, Ark No
|agL ~, =
t~ag Paris, December !.
4 Chadwick and Miss Matte Cole
srf. May and Miss Susan Ivy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

RIO DE JANKiNu. Dec s.-Conec- Regular
n'.t goo eia per 70 hilos. good scconds To-
fris; receipts during the Eeet id3h0l har4
purchases Tor thr tulted states iil,01o bsp.,
stock, ia 0lD hare a'
SANTOS, Dec, s.--tonce~ Necaipts during ina
week, 500 bags, purchases i0r thc rnlind
states, WNn bAEHi citnfhnccs Tor the tuitcd
States, nonci STOCK. 100 900 bags,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

Mcat--sugar. cured hams lolei sugar cured
breakfast bacon glo; short clear bacon Nci
short clear dry salt 80 - ~. ~.
Fish-Niack6rcl, ION kits, No. ] gci NO
SOC bnlf lille No. / 10. No. 2 bD} dried
berrinFa pef box lDc cod fish 10,
Iard-fiorcos ne; 30 D cans Ilcl 20. y cans
Nc 10 % cans iie - cans w. q NY s@ 7n o.
snvhr--Fine powered hbla, Nlc do hall .bble
"a, gut ioafae; grhnnlated standard Iioi Louie
lana granuiaied liei sanaata y 49, '"''N'
Rino--touisiana 81 10 70 new 80,
sAlt-gourse, IN bags, 30al A0i me ~ GhRn
49,; lake, IN dat hoop barrels, 2S5i ppckois
A saSa .IIcartonate In kegs Aaso; blcArb IN
ca .os Sic. lump sal soda Ia kegs 2ia2ssi gfEnu
lated al soda ln ~ ID drums ev, ,...s. ,,,o,,
MOinaaes--C hOigc Louisiana hlMbsc inc"
crop1 fair to good 3bc core syrup B1c' 100.
/ Cofieo-fio. fair glaioci prime lol@lie
choice lltsl2ei i4guyra, n lsici Java 2oo' "o'u
op piceie-E9 esi. pals mixed pictlcs } 5oi glass
pints 10. glass quarts 70 glass hall gal oV'
/ glass gal as glaze hex ~, = % =. q, ~,
| Wrapnlng. paprr--llAR aud straw 81 70 900 90
! gpok -t,hrfctt's 0.ox u " per case 2 o. pu'
oy 5 a5i Hhlph'h G'Oz, 10 lDi on 20 ! On
90 dental ~. leWi %. ~, t,,,o a.,
nles. standard 81 ab, peaches, standard, r.
! I'D n ma 2 g31t . 10 seconds, hHi 40 hHi
4 ~; tomatoes, standard, Mss ~ rse"i,r w, /.
! A. ,,.-i 4 ms IS, green corn iOol p9 kfeen
,,e,s ss. gOobehnrries, i15i raHpberries ! ~.
Oysters, inil weight, 10 ~ psthb'
weight y L n sbd s.iH' %. sardines
,a,,Ftrna Z 10 easel Imported, "a 10 case; straw
bcyries y \, / sOi hlarkberfles 90 green cages
49, eagle condensed milk 20
i goup--l 1894 ~ per case
BAgging-i4b standard llAci l4b ne
,Tjgs~- Arrow aud Delta ~. -
fionr-Isest palcnts p per iV9 hsi ha iI.
net "a per 100 hsi thifn sihne EpV Fei ~ ~
fourth grade % per lD ha.
Corr meal--fer Dnshel tlc
uominy and 9rits--PeI 9bi I &c.
oatfncal-.Per hall bbi 70.
[, l. t,ranked wheat-pcr oc. -.
/, Craekers-A coda &C.. xxx soda o1ei cream
| de- elnger snaps 7lc; lemon creams 10 49,,
'sundrics-s tifCh &c; Chndiebf tnii poAes'iN.'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

Twelve months' clip, light, Gne and medium
lA4lIcl tno heavy 10 light ilGltcl siS monlha'
light, ilnc 10 medium, l0aiao. tall fnc
heavy i tall light ano medium --
coarse SNl2c.
iuAes--Ne. nint dry, 10 n and upward por
y lWHlani No, hint dry per ~ l8cl No light
mint per " HGsci bnla and heavy damaged per
~ "a, calf aklns and badly damaged per n ia0ci
green saltcd sound per % ne, bulohote green
nor n Uiu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
A fair Index.

The ehrnings Of the railroads Is q fair Index
of the condition of the business Interests Of the
country, ami 80 II - gratifying 90 note dceld
ed Improvement Ia railroad carniuBp' The
Kailropd Gazette IN It's last Issue aays;
I'VE have nov reports from ~ roads ana Their
aggregate eafningsin October were
1870 1874 lncr0HAO,
~ railronds yls,llq,l O5 slG,g7g07 sl,i35las
IL has been 80 long since any considerable
grnun of railroads hAs ehOwn any Increase In
AGGREGATE earnings that this largo incrGase OF
thirty two railroads, whose earnings pre uhn
ALLY about half rs great as those 81 TIE enth,
scyenty reporting outside OF the Eastern states
seems amnzing. And the Improvement " gen
efnl Only nine OF these thirty Two fsaha nae
nnv decrease Va eArnlngh In october, VINO d
| ths thirty one OF thcm that reported for Sep
/ trmbor thirteon had q decrease, nnd the aggrc
| gate net Increase OF the thirty one WIS fslbr
! then. against 81. l28 sea ia OGtOber ictAepcn
! her was notable for the Improvement Chow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
Galveston.

GALVESTON, TEN. Dee, i---CoN0n--sp0i
closed, / Ice lower
cross rccelpte, nl6l baleH.
SnloH. 43d
Exports, none.
Shipments. Coustwlsc 1895,
Stock, Jos 900 baloa
Ordinary, l0e; rood ordinary, l'lGc; low
mlddllng III ice; middlinB, = 10 luci good mid
dllnR. o 4. l0ci mihdllng lalr. gu NC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

NEW YORK. Doc 7.--Cotton-spot closed
dull. ] Ice lower.
Ordinary, 10. i6c, good ordinary. S6,lGc;
low middllnR, ole; middling, 90 GO. good
mlddlluR, . 10 iGe middling fair, l0p.lGo.
Sales, - bales.
Futures closed steady, generally . points
hIrhpr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
ron
Man and Beast.

Mustang Liniment Is older than
most men, and used more and
more every year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
Grain and Feodstun.

wheat. Choice No J. 7lci medlnm o0@a5ci
low Rrahe i1a55c. Oats 2jMNn, HnrlnT blm
asc Rye SOC. Corn, ear 3.a1 ehelied abe.
Hay, loose, from The wagon bWaI u Fer ton ,
bale hay 50aii o. Bran C1e per 100 Chopf
1 la per 100. Corn neal nne boiteal per 10y
saad / Ulmi 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
staple Dry Goods.

prlnts--standard prints, new atylep, Mci Al.
Ions i0nclea blci American Alo, Arnold hSei
Hulmont 90; HrrwCk 4ci Charter OAK tAui
Coneeioga 5ic Dmhirk sici Dunnell-~iac'
guards Coz Dunn0ll--eniincH blrl Gloucester
dc, Hamilton staple styles alci llnritl bioi
lodi ilG, Manchester 5lci Pacific DO. south
hnieh blc Windsor blg, fancy nlnke hict
Nlatcr Npllda alc; Peabody rolda DO. berlin
solids SIC; Durham solida iici Victoria blact
Heavy Brown shooting Atlantic T. - Elot
Albany a 4 "A Ole, Atlantic A A Ooj clifton
coca SO; Lawrence liza olQ, iutlnnd q
ga Ole. Glendale A \ "a Glo; Enierpripe y
4 "a 90, Tam O'Nhnntor blci Chapman A
a. BGi nelfnBt u a. bic, lioHe Valley tci
First Prize a. 6loi Areylo a. Glci Buey Bee
wide brown shocting--Ioweu 10 lsc Pom
broke 10 4 lpe Munatln0rk 1914 lnlc; Lancaster
lOJ lsci repporcl 10 2lci Boston 1914 1ici
Wide Bieaohod shcotng -20.4 Boston 9ac
1914 poppcrel 23c; 1914 Pembroke sQct ~
Monadnork igic. 1874 Lowell iaci lQ.t Lock
wood 2ioi % QunnehhHy pei % fombrokn
Golored Ducke- Montaup u SIC, Doston 500
l0lc, Everett ~ u ilci fAtuNent 1908 l2lci
Eagle brown ilcI Warren MILLS llAc,
1ckings~ Amoekcag a q a we : Araeaphn VA
10! Cornwall Is Sic; Mhittpnton $50 1904 Glen
Riddle 20; Lewiston aOtnoh Mo- ocean blei
Hickory strlpce-Extra stout, blue or brown
! Dgc, MochaDic blue, biGi Jewctt city 70; liooA
| River blno aud brown, sci Eagle, blue Uici IN
/ chANlllo n ~ tOluiublhh htr
| Ginghanis-Iephyr pc Plnnket lie, HlhHRoN
| fnnolcA 10 Glasgow dress styles sc: Brighton
| Glcl Enrlston dc; Scotch liookt0ld Hiri NoH
| cheek Ilc; slnttcryillo checks llc NublAh drohi
stycs SIC, Argyle staples slei Bates fanries 50
/ l.ochlnmond To-
Llnsoys- Cumberland iilcl Calumet l0cj Fhi
| Play l8oj Imperial llci Geneva lbci Adrlnt
! iQl o Bradford i2tc; Cliffon sci Windeor DE-.
! Jehus-li luyyeT Nc, AbbotthiOrd lAci Trie
| graph i8c CoynRtOn i4c folarls llici llopHie
| I5G! Imperial $50, bennington lhlC American
l0e sllvcr Peak 2jcl GLAND 30; ToKns Doc
akin 9ir, Great Southern a2cl Humboldt Jlc
| ChnOncut DOeakin 800,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

,Nrw oRLEASs, IA, Dec. j.--Couon.- Spot
Sales 2glO halfa
Low ordinary 0lc, ordinary 5in. good ofdn.
afy. ~ low middllng ssg mlAdllng 3 leo good
mlddilnK Ice mlddllng fair zoe faif luit.
Futures opened hsrrv Htcndy ana ruled
steady, cloeing very sieaayi December pOinis
higher Other months unchanged. eXcpnt ian,
nary which is point lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
rotal aalea ls.lpN.


IwEppooL. lee. 7.--Cotton-snot closed
dull In buyers favor; 100 lower
Ordinary 5-lGd good ordinary II i0d low
middling va mddlmg uplA1ds bld mlddllng
ordinary SD.
Total eales, 5000; American, 0000, Imports,
400. American, 1900
EnLnrna rlnHah hnrelN .leady. gnnnrnlly |
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
pnoDuCE. PROVISIONS, LIVE srooH
st. Louis.
PRODUCE


PRODUCE.
ST BouIe MO-, Dee. 7.-flouf--stoady and
unchanged.
Wheal-Iiighcr but unsettled; opened weak
ole lower, advanced lac, down 10, closing !
n 10 above yesterday. No, red cash gllC;
January p52dWlc closing 96c February psl0
gsic. closing Dsc bid May 81 Oagdl Oiic closing
81 0il
Corn Opened weak, cold weather and heavy
receipts, but sold UP later ldic, the advance
was not maintained, however, and the close
was n ahado OF from top prices, No. mixed
cash sale, December 93laAlci January Ala
sac, closing az Jilcj May 37c.
Data--Firm but slow; NO mixed cash eS6
2slc; December 27ac; Stay 8lia3lic.
Provisions. Ero.
Corn Moal--Dull 81 coal 10.
WOol--l Unchanged,
Whisky steady AT VI Wl.
Proylslons- Gonoraly 0rm but not active.
pOrk-fl0 90 for new.
Inrd--t5 30,
Dry salt Meat--BoNed long clear 81 7B@i 81
short ribs 50 90, short clear 81 0Jdb 10.
BaGon-IOng clear 50 h50b GO. short ribs
! 50 75j short clear 70 S001 93i hams IS 5OGli 90.
AFTERNOON BOAHD.
Wheat-firn' eales confined 10 May
/ Corn-Stcady
( Oats-Quiet
1--WE sToCK.
Cattlc-Receipts, COO; shipments 700; market
! steady with fitir demand, native chipping
/ steers, 50 0Od525; for common TO choice native
| butcher steers 3 bOm4 20; cOwe and hclfers
4 , 2508 80 stockors and feeders, bOa3 %, rang
| crH, 21a3 90.
/ liOgs--Roccipts 100.
/ Receipts, 1909; shipments, 600, quiet
! with good demand for best gradcsi common Y
| medium mutton, 81 O0d2 80; good TO cholc,
heavy, 2 COa3 90; lambs 25aB 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
Kansas city.


KANsAB OTrY. Mo. Dee, -Whoat--Quieli
nnSh zoe bid; January ne; February ioci
'e Corn. Quiet; cash l7lo; january 2Ii@9Slc;
MAY sic bid.
Oats--Nomnal; 26lc bid
LIVE STOCK.
Live stock Indicator renorts; -.
Cattle-Recoipts $50; shipments SO active
and iOc higher; exporters g O0da 2oi good 70
choice shipping 4Odi 9Oi common , 70 ~ med d,
"a eo84 bOi stockcrs and feodera pla5 'o' COWS
X oaesq 81 7, New Mexico atcera - U01l 6l,
Uogs--Receipts 1885, fairy actlNei o~l"c
higher at 50 l5lfB 10 ,,,,st,
sheep -Receipts none shipments none, Id I,sr,
81 bOd2 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

CHICAGO, Dec 7-Flour-Quot aud un
changed
Whoat-sold of at aNlc Mt opening, rallied
No declined 10, nuctuatcd md closed ic lower
than Saturday. December sIdbSc, closed $40
january s7lassac, closing s1lc' May V5i,
Corn--Cash nlc December ma year illd
41ic, closed AZ ;Jauuary 3s1d3sao, closed J5loi
MAY 4OaIllc, closed 4Olc.
PROVISIONS.
pork--Falrly active; bdTlc higher cash ~ va
40 p5 for old and s. s7t as ~ for now january
closed nj 50 gOdD 9ll February closed ~ slV US
"a 10 %,
Inrd--Flrm; cash 0 02iaG %; January closed
at lOG0B l2L (; February 50 l73NG 20.
Boxed Meats-Stcady; dry Ahltnd shouldera
a. ia n, short clear 70 l0aj 10; hhorl RIBS
AFTERNOON BOAnp.
Wheat--Suong; lc higher
Corn ic higher.
Pork 2lc higher.
Lard unchanged,
LIVE STOCK.
! The provcrs' journal reporta;
| Cattle Iseceipts 1000, ahipments low. AetiNe
about steady, shipping slcNH w. ooeo n1'
/ etockors and feeders 81 llai l0i cows
bulls and mixed ~ U0ft3 80; bulk y lo42 ~
through Texas cattle y iO@8 oO' hleer'
Hogs. Receipts 30, 900; opened DdlOc higher
closing weak - 5aai %. ,...t
ghcep--.llecclpts 5000. active ana unehhhRc"
natives y O0M2 30; lambs ~ h0d6 o@l'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
ON CHANGE.
The Cotton Quotations Yesierda,
Showed Fractional DeclInS
for Futures.
Tho Grain Markets Were Irreenlar- whoa,
Unsettled, Corn a shade on Cattle
Transactions Fntr.

MONEY
hEw lonK, Dec Z Money on call g0li nor
eeohg, prime mercantile paper la6 por cent,
foreign exchange dull M 1881 for riNtv DAVIS
and b5l for demand
Total sales of stocks 10 day 8sl,Tl7 shafee.
SHOCKS AND MONbs
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-11
THAT Constant Pain

Deep seated In small Of back. sometimes n
one and sometimes on both sides, extend
Ing down.ards towards inside Of thigh,
scaniy and high colpred urine, with cons-
tpation, were the sympt. ms Of Kidney
Disease that afflicted me-" said Hon. B. u.
Thomas, Treasurer Penobscot Co Bangor
Me. | have been cured BY B.ows's SaH
sAPARILLA and heartily recommend 1t TO
my fricDfs.
G. II. Dun'on, Of Hampton, WIS foreman
OF the Stewart Mine. Whit ting a
pump be strained himself, causing setIon-
Kidney Disease. How often thi- bappen.;
u sudden wrench an over exeitioD. or
violent jar brings Kidney Disease. Mr.
DuDtOD would have severe swelling across
the abdomen, his food would become snnr
on bis stomach, together with pains across
tne back aud hips. He tried many RENE
dies, sought assistance In various direction
and at last bought BROWNS sARsAPAHftfA
and by the use Of two bottle. sas entirely
cured.
'lf you have sharp pain
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-11
IOtUlt MeefinUy.

Observation-Disclosures, A, Burke J,
clerk, L, 5 Baker; selectm n, E S Baker,
NJ. A. Goudrich; treasurer G.. Colby !;
sch ol committee, NJ. A. Goodrich, A. A.
Piper, r. +. Million; col"c'or and consta
BILE, Granville G 'odrich. Money raised,
S2663; highway, $1,000; pc and town
charges, $1,000; school, S663
SMITHFIELD M oderator, Moses Dnns-
moor; clerk, Edwin C. Tracy: selectmen,
VIM. H. Ellis, John NJ. Thompson, John +.
Downs treasurer, Sanford II. Harlow;
supervisor, Fred IL. Clark; agent,a ohn II.
Morrow; auditor, VIM. J. Haynes; col
lector aud constable, Alvin Piper. Money
raised, S225l. 20; highways and bridges,
5000; poor, 5000; schools, S45l20; town
charges, $1,000.
HARMONY. -Moderator, w. W. Brown;
Clerk, h. II. Reed; SeicctDen, C. 4.
leighton, Chas. A. Llughton. Warren
Chadborn; Treasurer, H. w. Bartlett; SUI
pervisor, Florence Bartlett; Agent, w. G.
Bailey; Auditor, M. j. Merrill; Collector,
Robert Trips Constables, Robert Trip,
w. w Jacobs. Money raised for high
ways. $1,000; amount for the poor, 81, 900;
for schools, $3.50. No political contest.
BRIGHTON. -Moderator, G. C. DAven-
port; Clerk, L. ID. Libby Selectmen, l.
II. Hayden, W. J. Foss, L. Ward; Treas
urer, G G. Davenport; Supervisor, G. c.
Constable, John Tomliuson. Money
raised for highways, 81, 800; for moor, $3.50 /;
schools, S465; town charges, $3.50: town
lent, $500; paint church, $50. NJ politi-
cal contest.
Gle k, Chas. Il. Hussey; Selecm.n, Chas II. Hus-
sey, benryS 8. Whiting, q. A.. Sawyer; I easurer,
Frank j. Watts; supervisor, Edward Lowe; Audi
tor, c. A. Harrington; Collector, John H., Burgess
Constable, John II. Burgess. Money raised for
highway, s!,,oo labor tax; for poor and town charg
and interest 5000 No pohtcal c p' Vi ''''
DErRoIT.-M Moderator, G. +. Harris; Clerk, j. W
Bean; Selectmep, S. S. Hat kett. oliver Goodwin,
Leonard Lord Treasurer, J q. RacklifI; Supervi
sor c. r. Harris; Az, MT, S. s. Hackett; Collector
p $. Brown; Constable, P. s. Brown. Money
raised. $2,3O; for bridges $500; for schools. $500
for town charges and poor, $500. No political con
test.
observation-disclosures A. P. McMas,er; Clerk
A. d. Nj cheil; Sclectmen, Alonzo Patten, VIM
Dyer, II. IS. N,cksrson, Treasurer, !. Ii. Lancey
Agent. II. $. Nickerson; Auditor, o. 8. u askel, G
f. Vickery, d. N. Park; Co!lec or, II. Mosher
G%nstA G H. F4aaS s0r H MSosLer None,
p or, $4,500; Tor schools, u, 81; fire department
$ooO; other items $50. No polit cal contest.
CANAAN.-Mod,raior, C. Watson; c ERIK. J. @
s'r, Henry Hubbard; Agent, v. r. futile; Audi
tors, NJ. y. Furber, J. q. A. Butt. Geo. Wey.
Gardin, r, \. h. Penney, K. C. Purrlngtou. J. G
Brown. N, Hall. Money raised for highway. casi
500. labor 800 for poor, 80 o; s,h ,Os, O6s 80
town charges, &4OO.
ST. ALBANs Moderator, J, F. Hilton; Clerk. g
r. Gray; selectmen, NJ. l.. Merrill, X. W. Webb, 8
W. Crocker; Treasurer. Daniel FOss; Supervisor
4 A.. Bean; Agent. J. y. Hilton; Auditor, U. Q
8. varney, j. .. Turner. Money raised, t4,laO; fu
pOnr, es00 schools. q $40; town charges, 81 900
paymen, on debt, $1,000 No political contest
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-11

NORRIDGEwoCK - Chas. Bracket has
sold his house to A. D. Brown MIR. John
Diggles has moved to this village from
Mercer. Joel Groves sold his farm to
Mr.. Gilman Of Industry. Mr.. G. contem-
plates renting place in the village. ...An
Odd Fellows Lodge is to be instituted here
next Monday evening The Masons had
supper last Thursday evening; some sev.
eutv-nve being present. The occasion was
very pleasant and enjoyable. The Lodge
is in very prosperous condition, new
members being initiated at almost every
meeting. The Good Templars ars doing
good work gathering in, not only the
who need the protection and influence OF
the Lodge 10 help them up the hill of life
and guard them from the greatest Toe of
man. Rents are scarce this spring, an ill.,
dcation of revival in business. "A
large amount of lumber is being hauled to
the mill. Mrs. George Barker has rented
the house recently occupied by the widow
Robbins, Oh Mechanic street. Town
meeting passed off very pleasantly. The
following are the officers for the ensuing
wear. Moderator, II. C. Powers; clerk,
c. II. Hussey; selectmeu, c. III. Hussey,
H. S. Whiting, G. A. Sawyer; treas, + j.
Watts; COL, John ii. Burgess; auditor,
g. A. Harrington; supervisor, L. Lowe;
surveyor of lumber, Jonas Hilton, Cullen
Ward. N.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-11
OF
A. G. BLUNT
20 Water st. - Russell ST.
SK @ w HI E C A NJ,
PifOB.I NOTICES.
Fosit persons interested In either OF
the Estste, hereinafter named.

the Estates hereinafter med.
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-, -- 54>5ae-- rst.I4 bce.. u sc ri, far al on
e.-rr-,-5a s-rrirsre, 4ai' I'D, lie .ereb! otdu
fla. L#4tiC. fr44lssi 1, -iy5.= t.5s.. fif.ol. n
- = e-r- -tg. cop % N. ride 10 Be .nb-
- -. y a. 49,! : khe .oinefstt
.Geppf 4tE. IL --=nl aat l'H-i-- go" -5a4sIs Pu
-. u, - a.. ~: a'eas :, a. 80
n-..,,nts t4B5 - -irt.,.,y - app,r
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The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-11

Caleb Fessendeo, Who lives gu the OdIiD
road in Bangor, Ne, gives the following
testimony Of the virtues oi BROWNS SAR-
sAPARIILA For the pa-i ten years base
been troubled with "a severe pain 10 the
chest extending TO The liver and kidnrys.
| was 30 untitled for labor thai cDuld MT
work a faH day | commenced to take
BROWNS SAg-APAEII.LA ana tn pains left
my cte-t, hips, liver and kidneys. feel
Ike a new man, and am able u do a fat{
day's wOrk. shall always he pleased 10
tell people Of the power OF BROWNS SAR-
SAPAEJILA.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-11
SrErsoS, Me-, Feb. 9th, 1884.

STErsoS. Me-, Feb 9th, 1884.
ARA WARREN, Esq, Bangor. Me. Dear
Sill have used what Is known as
BROWNS SARsAPARILLA 10 my practice,
prescribing 1t for lew ate of Blood, for
weakness peculiar to females, and especial
ly for Kidney and Liver troubles. | have
always met with success whenever | have
used II. Being familiar with the compost
ion OF BROWNS SARsAPARILLA pronounce
1t to be happy combination OF pure medi-
cines. destined, | have no doubt, to become
famous as blood, kidney and liver corr c.
i've. |. W. TlBBErTS, NJ. u. Stetson, Me.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-11
FOR THE NEXT
80 DAYS
!SHALI. SELL GOODS
JUST FOR FUN !.
As the Following Prices
will Show

Painted Chamber Sets Complete
well made aud finished. at 80, Is.
20, - and >.
Ash Chamber Sets rs, 30 -. x 10.
Walnut Chamber Sets, Marble tops
So. 90. 10 a 100
Lounge, - 30. g., so, & 10.
Students Chairs. -. to 10.
Patent Rg. Chains - 20 10 %.
Parlor Suits. SO, 30. -, 30, -, and
100.
Cottage Beds, - %.
French Beds. 800.
Wood Seat Chairs, 4jc.
Cane Seat Chairs, soc.
Cane Seat Rg. Chairs. $50. >, and
80.
Spring Beds. sl.2j, liz, 80, & 3.
Best woven Wire Spring Beds only
$50
Mattresses 81, 4, 40 ).
Hair Mattresses 80. t. %.
Ash Extension Tables SIC per Foot.
Walnut :. Clip Der Foot
The Somerset reporter., 1885-03-11

EMBDEN town of Embden having
been authorized by act of Legislature to
take up their Old bonds and issue new ones,
to take fifty cents on the dollar. which
would amount to $4,000. voted at their
meeting to issue $4,000 1910 bonds at 4
per cent, and take care of the remaining
81, 900 at home.