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The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02
Weston Centennial Reunion.

At IL meeting of the descendants of
Benjamin Weston. held at the residence
of DR., {. ID. Morrill, in Madison, ii WAS
decided to have IA Centennial Reunion of
the family in September lSS6. at the home
of Theodore b. Weston in Madison,
where Benjamin Weston settled in l7s6.
\ general committee of arrangements
was appointed as follows:
Nathan Weston of Madison. Chairman;
b. p. J. Weston of Madison. Vice Chair
man: \. Il. BiXby of Skowhcgan, Secre-
tary: George Flint of North Arson,
Treasurer; Theodore b. Weston Hiram
Weston and Samuel Burns of Madison;
T. II. Weston of Portland; l. NJ. Weston
of Grand Rapids, Mich. B. p. Flint of
San Francisco, Cal. j. S. BiXby of Los
Angeles. Cal, b. f. Weston of Oakland,
Cal. r. II. Spaulding of North Ansou
and William w. Blanchard of St John.
\. b.
TANAlENT.
DR.. and Mrs. {. d. Morrill,: Mr.. and
Mrs. John +. Weston; Mr.. and Mrs. b.
p. j, Weston; Mr.. and Mrs George Flint
and Mr.. and Mrs. George O. Weston.
COMMITTEE ON LITERARY EXERCISES,
Weston Lewis of Gardiner; DR., and
Mrs. J. F. Pratt of Chelsea Mass Mrs.
r. b. Weston of Madison; Amos BiNby
of Boldcr, Col. Mr.. and Mrs. John Lcary
of Seattle. W. T.. Judge and Mrs. NJ. ~.
Edwards, san Francisco,
COMMITTEE on REFRESHMENTS.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles II. Partridge of
Gardiner; DR.. and Mrs, Thomas Flint of
san Juan. Cal. Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. Bleth-
cn and Mrs. r. IL. Weston of Portland :
Mr. and Mrs. W. S, HELLER, of Bangor ;
Mr. and Mrs. \. II. BiXby and Mrs. \. H..
Fletcher of Skowhcgan; Mr., and Mrs.
Theodore u. Weston of Madison.
The general committee will soon fix
and announce the exact date of the re-
union.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02
Disease is Misery.

"Ml-e4y 5 Geso,trheepaea' El'ter,e foa,
u Bsdg Na'qse' III 'aa' arc Hatsa.i =
Hnetehee"cza.' .lognsa, b.s'.es4t ratam'i9
k"i"ey D'seasc, L,rs, te".pi0"1, snd Blp9d
D.sease eauss n4e-t II - ta.-if5 i4 n If
NJ II : :. needless Jafa4=a Br2va'. sAr-s-
gaHIdLA eil. ffasan IT, me. .see 4ay mn y
d,sease y 'h,H erJons. " '.siin II vi d.
tiis, 5eoa -. !, I'm, done !, hundred. sft.n" all
of'r 10 -rtte, and ~ arr constantly pualas
'e,,lmpa.5l- showing The Aondeffal po"ef ,ser
d4-tass faat = lar.
II inisey has conn 10 INTO sou. dfhc .had9R
II Il coming ssfro~ nyrrs about your onef
bugAt s-.ae, II Disfa-e has laid hi. hand upon
3on Or your, doet gt,e mp NTH yoa hafe
.engi.t IL a.d - mai, have found IN Brown,
sarsaparIa. You may iIke n,ahy 9thers, ind
that al, ana 'Aei. - Ha5 5t ,4fe hat health
y le.ng Il.t--r.a md Nm
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-rhc follow
ing are the real estate transfers which
have been recorded in this county the
past week;
Harmony-Alonzo Spaulding TO Ben
Dice Spaulding. 500
Fairtield-William IL. Emery to Elisha
r. Branch. $3.50. John o. Taylor to
Gardner A. Savage. $3.50. Orrison
Burrill to Sarah A. Burrill. 500. Joseph
F. Libbcy to Josiah Magoon. $50. \.
w. Tibbetts to same, Sl2j.
Skowhegan-Dora c. Smith to Herbert
Wentworth. $3.50 Samuel Bolgier to
Edward S. Prescott. 500. Frederick II.
Buck ct al to Simeon S. Gould ct al,
$1,000. Augustus II. BiXby to Mitchell
Willis. $3.50. Same to same. $500. John
Turner to Frank S Morrill,, $50. Cecil
J. Burrill to John b. Adams. $1,000.
Mitchell Willis to james b. Dascomb.
$4,000. Weston b, Nutting to Charles
Murphy. $4,000. Asa S. Emery to Amos
IL. Fletcher. $4,000.
Norridgewock.-R. NJ. Baker to Rose
Fairbrother 800. Charles +. Andrews
ct al to Lucy NJ. Morrow. $500. Enos
Wilder to Same. $500.
st. Adams. -Gorham F. Boston to Vol
ney II. Bragg $500. Charles II. Bige-
low to Melvin Bigelow. $500.
Solou.--J. 5. MeIntire to Sumner
Webb. 1926 so Same to Isaac Holway.
$40. Daniel S. York Lillian J. Washburn
| to Charles Is. Mclntire. $3.50. Charles Is.
McIntire to Zilpha Chase. $40.
Athens. Charles 7. Gordcn to Is. l..
Flanders. $3.50.
PALMYRA. William L. Plaisted to Rufus
b. Mitchell. $1,000.
Madison.-Lydia Stevens to Thomas IL.
Weston ct al. 1920.
Cornyille.-WillisT T. Bradley to Albert
T. Hilton. $40.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES \. Halves to Silas
l.. Hatford. $40. Susan S. whitney t.
David =. Whitney. SllOO.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02
0oMGRoET CENTRAL SOCIETY.
Cattle Show and Fair.

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~ % - nun"
i'' i''.'.'''
WIN 'i'eii S''''N "'''' 'Ail'nii 'iie 9aliie 10
the committee or it will not he upticed.
The Trustee, will De i'm Attendance
-, tin, socr.,ar,,. ,nic. o, ,L.. p..,.
=, an -"
nesaaS morning AT u O'CLOCK ana on
Wednesday morning at , O'clock at which
time and place committees sill he ap-
n,iutod
nc Committees "le instructor 10
Withhold premiums, if in their opinions
the Animals or Artirlcs Hrc not a.,i1.d
.,.,.,.,1,,.,,r ,1,.,,
y" Ai'llI''i VIII ~ 'li9"ea - enter
in more than one ela,-. except in ToNn
Teams and Draft oxen.
w. ,ntn,o1 or ,..i,55. .L,,i=,
49, -N''ii''''' - - 49, Inn ~ -
cluded from premium by reason ol ie=
cciving a like premium at any former
show.
~..-,.au ............. ........,.
No PcrS'p slim Se'. : 'i' commit
lee where he l. personally interested a. Il
competitors
q Premiums not colled for previous ia
a,,.,.. .,,a,,,,1 f.,, I'm 5,'...'f,1'..',
Wv ~ ~ ''''''''''' '''' - = -
gwen to the society III ana OF H. funds.
10 Inc society having proNlued sheds
lor lhe accommodation Oh stock. no ali-
maj, entered lof premium VIII be allow
eu 10 leaNe me park before CLOCK the
lhlrd Gay OF the 1alr without the consent
OF the Trustees.
II MI Animals entered Tor premiums
must De owned ny the eNhlDltor. at least
I'VE days PRIOR to the exhibition
II No Animal can be entered Tor
premium as "ihorougllbreu OF lull blood
without the presentation III Writing OF an
uhdonbted p'ulg ~ the tllne oil entry.
10 MI Articles ana Animals eNhiblted
oA persons hot i'Nl,ch'>Nl'hiht INC lillt
OF the society Shali receive the attention
el the appropriate committees ana II
considered worthy. Nilall receive eralul-
ties or he suitably noticed.
II Hay VIII be furnished by the S"cl-
eiy Tor an stock entered Tor premiums.
- EAlllPil"f> llIuNl iuthi>h lielr own
ne ropes
10 No IRVING on tht tfack VIII be al
loNru curing the "AHl'liioll. 'A''Pi ny
the consent Oh Inc fuNtteN OF on huNl-
ilr>s connected WIN the SHOW
II Persons 4'Nlfln@ 10 sec lheir 29ods
place0 on cAlili'i''oh III inc nan VIII az ad-
illitl'" rec "',f on ! ''>'.aN 'iln n'N' ,'aA
o' inc lai', W '''' ~ III '"c nun ne
- 40 Ai''D' Ni'"'' ''t 'tli'HNt1 iI"'i
inc nan Nl.h"'' '''G '"''a'''' 20 we sup
rIIll''iV'i'.' "iil'' III, '''Nr VI s''' i",t
SUI ll'lN' pe remove" Wy - ei'th .hS
'"lio"l '1 ocl INV az III ~ ~ u,'','e
VIII ,'' ''' NY ''''', ~ an" '"t''' ~
"aiei'iiltll WIN III oh ''", e'sa MN.
- AH '''0"H> '''' "a, NV III ~
tIi' Ho'ie'A Nie''i''9 10 'i'''l r'''N. VIZ
nc required 70 Pa! 'lI SUN ~ '','e ''l=
lai el'ia''ce ite' "l'''" th'''i'N '"Sil L"
a''''i'>Hlon 10 ih' '"rh' Nun ~, tr>"ia III
t'H.t1nt' ut'iln II, l"'l, 'Hit mum,
Wy ~ - -
MINOR chll'rei.
~ A''l'''SNIoll /" ','g Parh '"e''A I'VE
'chts 10 cae ''',ll.' 'hli'I en- "''''ei 'n''Ne
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02

aDi.eate l. . dc,iafion fraH IesltH II Bpdy,
D,soff,r, D,stemper Haiady, hreggiaf,'g II
he Syst.m.s No matter VII tae disfaze i4ay
b. ternued, i j, eansed b, soue di-t1tba5ce u
lhe h,dncy L,ecr, Bt99d, " Nee,s. Any
medicine that d9cs not ae, directly ~ de-, and
e.perially on the Bt91d, K,da'g " L,,ee an
aeeampIIA 10 prnnanea, ears. \ thorough
tusatoagc If the function II ths.e pfgais j.
neee--af3 - pfsduee a remedy or theif IL.
ErpsA'- sarsapsfilIa i made rom formula
stiii'n - ,br Ii WI. H. Bf3Nu. ". d., a
graduate n B,edo.a Coffee and Harvard Mo-
ical School, and .pdca' III Eafopean ih.'i,a-
futIan-.
Dr. Hfpwn va 'ae faui'Y physician II thc
p,e=rH' fh.ef J,ateee II Vim, ~ vel a. n'bsr
prominent 4ru q oar d., and Ra- higAly r.
-paft,Is aiiko f. his s.ftt'- and ,kill. It sill
b. ss,a5 therefore fta' So present., IL, q cgil-
l.az. paftn5 med-f.ne, o1f" scant,Es pfeyoaa-
par u u qttdct1ea Pevet "AafG5y
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02
Boston Produce Market.

BosroN Sept. 2.-rhc following are
from the mornings report of the .ie"r"l.
Corn i, quiet and easy yellow is
quoted at - - To jGc: steamer mixed
5jc: no grade b to a.
Oats, (Old) are nearly all cleaned up
and command extreme prices and nov
are selling fairly, No. white are quoted
AT 10 to 41c and No. white HcW nat ;iNC.
Hay. The market i quiet Fancy i
quoted at S23; but most of the sales arc
at $40 to SD.
ing well. Extra Northern Creamery i
quoted nj - to 23c; Vermont dairy Il to
lSc; cheap grades from to Il,
Cheese is tirmer and is quoted al ; Il
to ; IL for choice and to l-2 for good
and choice.
Eggs are in good demand with sales of
Eastern at Ii: Vermont IL.
Beans are in fair demand and steady
Northern Pea % to 81 so and mediums
Sl4j and Sl.jo
Potatoes are selling at Sl.11 to 50 per
Dbl.
Wool. The active movement of the
past few weeks continues and prices have
advanced during the week Il cent II pound,
Fine is quoted at - to 33c; medium 30 to
3Oc; cobmings - to 3jc; unWa>hcd
heeccs continue active at Is to 22c.
Comments The improvement OF the
last two or three weeks in all lines of
trade is sustained. Raw materials are in
good demand. Manufactured goods sell
ing satisfactorily.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02

Nlw RoNn.-rhc Monsoon SLATE says There
is 3, movement ON foot To build wagon road
from the head Of NJ. II. Lake across the west
branch Of the Pcnobscot to Chcsuncook Lake.
\ petition signed by the citizens there, and ma
nv of the influential business men at Grecnsilc
and vicinity PRAYING for its location, has already
been lodged with the commissioners Of this coun-
~. This is a road that is very much needed to
de,clopc that country and facilitate the immense
numbering business in the winter and the incrcas-
ing pleasure travel in the summer. This i onl,
one OF the many and various improvements that
will soon follow the building OF the Canadian
Pacific Railway across the lake.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02

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The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02
Notice of Foreclosure.

Whereas Henry G. Luce of New Portland in
the County of somerset, by his mortgage deed,
dated the Ninth day of May A. ID. 1882, and re-
corded in the somerset Registry Of Deeds. I'm
Book 40 Page I'll conveyed to me. the uuc,
signed. ii certain parcel of Real Estate. situa,cu
in New Portland III the County OF 6OmersoI
aud bounded aad described rs follows. to wit
Bounded mort herly 10y land Of Nathaniel Eth
oft and the County road leading frUm West
New Portland to Freeman; Suutherly by land
of sal Y Adams, and land formerly III Dexter
Vaughn; Eastery by land formerly Of Dexter
Vaughn and land OF Benjamin Kllkenney ard
Westerly by land of Sally Adams Aad by the
road leading from Hamlin's Mills. - called, to
the road leading from New P0rtloo4 70 Free
man by land VI Nathaniel Elli0ot nd being
the same farm conveyed by Rensem Luco to
Henry C. Luce by deed dated Nay q 11oa and
whereas the condition OF said 00segAge has
been broken, now therefore, BY re9eun Of the
breach OF the condition thereof claim f0rC-
/ closure of said mortgag'.
Pennington, August 9Th, 1855.
3ws. HENRY CARVILLk
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02

4 NoRTIIERNEKs Development lNro \
Northern man
comes among us about the first thing that
attracts attention is the fact that our pco-
pie have apparently been born tired and
are not yet entirely rested. He is aston
ishcd at the lciSurely and apparently in
different manner in which the native takes
life He wants to see everybody huStling
busting and busy. Wait till the spring
time comes. however, and the genial sun
begins To cast its ciihlgcnt rays diagonal
" upon the head Of him. Then what fun
il is to sit in the shade with palmetto
fan and watch the Yankee man catcl,
it," His pace slackens, his anxious and
excited manner changes little by little.
At the end of two months he general,
falls into the ranks, and II he woultln't
call COW ''keow" he might be taken
for person to the manner born.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02
Job Printing.

The Job Printing Establishment connected with
The SOMERSET REPORTER is prepared to do all clas-
SIS of work the richest well rs the most common
this Competent and experienced workmen are
Employed and large stock of paper envelopes ad-
,criising. wedding and business cards in great va
ricty. Orders of dances, bills OF fare. programs
,t, etc, printed in great variety of styles short
notice. Commercial printing specially. Orders
hy mail will receive careful attention.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02
Rucklen's Avnica Salve.l

THE Best SALvE in the world for Cuts,
BRUISES. Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
letters, Chapped Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and
ali skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or NO pay required. tits guaranteed togivs
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
% cents pr box. For sale by horat'o W
CusAine.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02

CAMBRIDGE Hatch has moved
into the Friend house. Miss Ida Little
field has been very sick the past week, be
ing taken away from home while visiting
friends; she was carried to her home on
Saturday 81 Mr. Elmer Cole returned to
Dover to his work again after weeks so
iourn with his parents Miss May Ham
and Miss Hattie Bailey go to PittSticld to
school this week Miss Annie Watson,
of Pressure Isle has ust arrived at her
uucles Elisha Knowles on a visit. Mr..
Knowles returned to the Aroostook after
another drove of cattle last Wednesday.
Bailey 4 Bailey left the day before.
Mcssrs, Whitney 4 Horn left Thurs
day with wagons, about their last lot for
this year and understand intend to drive
down some cattle. Geo. Mitchell re-
turned from Bar llarbor on wednesday,
reporting good time. Miss Martha
Lucas, of st. Adams, is.to keep the fall
term of school in District No. l.. Mr.
David Ring Of Mass, is visiting friends
here DIR. Bailey. the mind cure. is at
tending Mrs. Fred Clark ID. Is. Whit
ney has moved away the old stable where
| he now lives and has erected new and
much larger one in its stead. ia party
of ladies and gentlemen went to Moose
Pond fishing the past week but met with
poor success. Weather permitting quite
n number intend to go to Bangor to the
New England Fair. Mrs. Dennis Mer-
rill who was so sick awhile ago and got
better has had relapse and is very SICK
again. Mrs Mercy Mitchell. the oldest
| nerson in town Il In feeble health AT pres
emf Dent, sheriff j. II. Mitchell attends
court this term....l forgot to say that
we had another droyer after stock tnp to
the Aroostook. John Russell Is up there
after drove, which think include al
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02

Novelties in Velvets and a full line of Plain Vel
vets Brocades and Satins Dress Flannels, Shifting
Flannels and Cotton Flannes complete stock Of
Domestics Our Underwear and Hosiery counters are
loaded with Bargains
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02

CoRNNIGlE.-The only part of this
town which seems to be prospecting under
Democratic rule, is North Cornvillc A..
Bosworth has recently built a new house
-. Albert Whittier has built new barn
42X50 he intends to finish it with all the
modern improvements. Charles kin>-
man has added to his farm buildings a
new stable. Almon Whittier. has also
improved his buildings by the addition of
Il tine new stable. ON the west road Val
oru> Squire has completed IL large barn
which ranks among the finest in town..
T. j. Calder the trader AT North Corn
ullc. reports trade a> rapidly improving
....C ornvillc High School will bc9in Sep
TENDER :. II will occupy the same build
ing rs formerly Miss Dalla Mcdaniel
and Miss Annie .ludkinS are visiting
friends i'll Portland.. Many of the prom
mcnt citizens of this town. are attending
the n +. Fair this week. ut Bangor
Slight frosts are reported in some locali-
ties, but not enough to damage crops
At meeting of the tornvillc tmtrul
Agricultural Society. Clark T.. Smith was
chosen Pres, d. $. Wiley Sec, f. W.
Stone. b. j. Robinson Asst Sec; d. $.
Wiley. Treas IL. L. Judkins, Marshall
Executive committee, II. G. Smith, G. p,
Fogg, II. b. Russell, Geo. Warren, \. X,
Morrill, T.. ID. Perkins, Justine BuZzcll,
{. W. Knight. L. +. Paine. J. T. Elan
ders, G. 7. Moody, II. 5. Russell. Fair
to be held on Thursday Sept Eth. If
not "A fair day, the next fair day.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02
New Departure in w o o1ens

We have added to stock, the largest and fin
selected line Of Woolens ever brought into Show
hogan. Mr. f. B. Carter, who has just returned from
Boston is connected with our Wooden Department.
Mr.. Carter has learned new system of cutting from
Of the finest tailors in the city and will guarantee
all garments cut by him to be perfectly satisfactory.
Give us call and see goods and prices. Mr.. Carter
also continues i'll the cleansing and repairing business
at his old stand
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02
NOTES.

Not the proni.sory, but facts about VEL
COME SOAP, an article that dos not contain
one particle OF the authorizations used 10 re
duce thc cost OF pure Goods hut does possess
the inll value oi legitimate Washing Qualities.
the demand for which proves TIN idNautag
gained hy the use Of the genuine over soaps of
doubtful character None should lie deceived
even by Red and Yellow Wrappers or any II
the initial OILS OF the WELCOME. a "A pair +
cla.ped hands is stamped on every bar. Made
by CURTIS DAVIS Co.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02

When Baby was sick, VIC gave her castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castora,
When she lad Children, she gave them Castoria,
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02
MAR RED.

Sknwhegmi-Aug -. l,y o. W. Bachellrr Esd.
Mr. SEQ. ". Fillcbluwn to Miss Mary l.. Gainry
both of SkoWhrgan.
Bmgham-Aug. am. 10y joel Colby ESD Mr.
Willie McDouoUgll Of Solon aud Miss Cora NJ,
Padham of Bingham.
skowhcgMn-Aug. 22d. hy \. richardson
Esq MIR. Charles {. and Miss. Alice NJ. Crom-
met both of Canaan.
Skowhegan-Aug .ath by Rev. j. NJ. Frost
MIR. Amos Chapman of Athcns and Miss Eta
F. Weston of Bingham.
Skowhegan-Aug, 30th. BY Rev. J. NJ. Frost
Mr. Collin l.. Griffin and Miss Flora Foss both
of Skowhcgan.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02
Notice Of Second Meeting.

STATE OF MAINE
SOMESET SIS COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
In the case of Mark y Knsht of skowheg4n in
said county, lnsolytnt Debtor.
This j. 10 give notice that pursuant 10 an order
Court therefor,s second meeting II the Creditors
+ said Insolyent Debtor wi be he'd al the PrObae
Court Room in >kowhecan IN said Comfy, on
Tuesday the 18Th day OF October A. d. lSs5 at
one O'clock in the afternoon.
Attest: s. II GOODWIN.
Nv Register OF said Court.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02

We have the largest stock and best assortment of
goods in Somerset and will not be uudersod by any
one in the County Call and see for yourself
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02

FiTS-Al Fits stoppcd free by y. Z..-a'; 5;e;:
Nerve Ro;;::et. No Fits alter first day. nse Mar
VI Gus cufes. Treatise and $500 trial bottle Tree
to Fit cases. Send to DR. Kline, 9}l Arch ST,
pAll1., Pa.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02

ATHENS. Our correspondent writes ::
The Somerset Academy is under the III
struction of A. +. Austin. of Readticld.
rs Principal, and Miss Sadie Tobey, of
this town, Preccptrcss. ...The primary
school, numbering A scholars. is being
taught by Miss Fila Hight of this village
1.-The following officers ut Good Tenn
plars Lodge were installed; w. {. r., j.,
Holman; W. V. r., Mrs, u. II. Bartlett;
w. c.. Mrs. W. Leighton; W. s. Nellie
Locke; w. f. s.. Ella Hight; W. f.. l..
\. Ellingwood; W. X. II. s. and W l."
IL. S. Eva JudkinS and Winnie Reed W.
NJ. Byron Ilurd; W. ID. NJ, Miss ID.
McIntirc; W. |. e., Maud Cleveland; w.
q. g.. Geo Wade. our sabbath school
last week met the Harmony, Pili>tcld
and Ilartland sabbath schools. The Ware
Cornct Band furnished music for the oc-
ca>ion Mary Greene commenced her
school last Monday at Scion vilIage,...
Albra Cook is teaching school in llar-
monv Helen Eaton is teaching in the
Boothby District in this town... Maude
Cleveland is to teach in the District ON
Sticknev IIll...Wc notice that Dir. \. C.
Ellingwood, of Belfast. Il brother 10 DR..
l.. y. Elingwood has been appointed
Pension Examining Surgeon for Waldo
county. ...Quite Il number of our people
are off on II vacation. Also @oodly
number from other states are visiting IN
this section. -. Several of our people are
going to attend the New England Fur at
Bangor. -. Daniel Locke. of this village,
fell from a staging while Singing the
other day, receiving quite shaking up,
being Il man that weighs some $50 lbs.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02

KNOW THYSLF ~ reading the Sci.
ence OF Life Tn ns1t in(aio5' , worN ever p"''
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02

llARMoNY.-Thc school affairs AT Main
stream. are i'll peculiar dilemma. The
teacher who taught last summer. >uppos-
ed She was engaged for the Fall term.
and accordingly procured Il certificate.
The agent denied hiring her for this term
and so he went and engaged another lady.
who also obtained certificate from the
supervisor. Both teachers were in the
school-room ON Monday morning to com
mencc the school. The one whom the
agent declared engaged and entitled to
school, thought that discretion was the
better part of valor, and sat down per-
hitting the other to go on with the
school. until the agent conferred with the
supervisor. This officer not feeling suf-
tccnt for the emergency, sent word to
both teachers to suspend the school until
she could get advice from the state Sup
erintcndant. Quite Il large number Of
our people 20 to the Fair at Bangor this
week - There was II mistake in the item
two weeks ago. relative to the age of Ed
win Starbird'S colt that weighed twelve
hundred and twenty pounds. 1t is two
years old. and not three, and is Il beauty
Mcssrs Hurd Pencil. are putting
a substantial dam in the place of the one
carried away last spring.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02
DIED..

Minneapolis MIMI Aug 18th, Mrs. Mary
Emelnc Brown daughter of the late Bcn1llnlh
| IIartwcl ofSkOwhcgan aged % Neais IL months
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-02

faithfully, is sle 1oa entirely cured.
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