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rnr ,lionVsoa a.iIRynY CASE.
Medical Experts Swearing Hard to save Il
MAN WIN lArnnrtah His Mlfhta Dish nnor

Medical Experts swearing hard to Save the
Man Who Avenged His wlte,s plshenor.
CHATTANOOGA, June 10 I'm tile trial OF
Greenpille to-day Of Captain johnson, for
.the,marler Of Major Henry, who sedaced
Jobnson's vile, ps ]. n. lloyd, medical
expert, occupied the stand five hours. His
eyllepes as to Johnson's insanity was
pcsitiye and pnbroken,by sross.eSamina:
ton. DR.. Alexander, Of Knoxville,
from his own knowledge, said u
nnbesitatiRgly pronounce Captain john
son emetionaliy insane 1T the time Of
the killing Miss Jennie Davis, who
boaydsd Of the Tennessee House, as did
johnson, testified that ior several nights
preceding the murder she was kept awake
by johnson pacing the floor in the next
room TO her and talking to himself all
night. Gould not HndeIatAA1 what was
said, but his tone indicated deepest dis:
tress and as II calling for some one.
Itis thought the pleading wiiibegtn
Monday. j'.9t- 7tll iT
The Greenyille psmoaat to-day prints as
an advertisement o cardfrom Ms. Hen.
~, In which, she claims that johnson at
the time was Carrying on 0 aciandestine cor
reSpondencelwith lady In Indiana, and
had tried TO get q divorce from his wife
Captain Johnson win publish q denial,
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TuE Penn Bank would have had bad
hex II It had weathered the storm OF its
dl transactions and other outside drives.
II the depositors had known what was
voiug on the fall would have come sooner.
The bliss OF their ignorance was only
tpmpOrsrY.
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Tnu Plymouth, Pa, plague has broken
o,t again, aud death is stalking abroad.
Ertrene cleanliness ought to be the
xa.chwstd OF the hour, and temperance
IN ali thinss-very safe rules to observe.to
maintain good health.
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vigorous I.sttsr fro,n az Pops,

PARIS, June la.-Th6 Pope has written
a ayigorons letter to Archbishop Guilbert,
In which he rebukes tho lGtters strictuTea
upon the acts Of Cardinal Pltra. He de
ploycs the habit among ehurchnen Of
passing judgment upon the ecclesiastical
superiors, and says II is the duty Of Cath.
olies to obey. He also expresses bis grief
lat the PROCLAMATION Of the Pantheon,
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This comprises all who have dyspepsia
or need o tonic. To all this inmensu
army OF sufferers Mr.. j. Blenover, oiTuck-
erton, N j., recommends Bfowna Iron
Bittefs, because be derived great benefit
from H. Ateyery respectable drug store
yon can buy Browns Iron BisteEs at q dol
lar q bottle, Well worthit, too,
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over ono nandrod ailuers KILLED,

LONDON, June .l0.-It Is now known
that $40 persons were killed by the cxplo.
sion In the Pendlebury colliery, near
Manchester, yesterday. The chamber in
which tie explosion occurred is SO fiIed
with debris that thus far only 45 bodioa
have hean fecnverad
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RrpRrsEyTA7lvE MoRSIsoS's lacerated
,.elinos were bound up yesterday by the
President appointing two gentlemen to
n,ou,ineut offices who were recommended
Sy tbo disappointed candidate for Senator.
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TuE South American States, it is said,
box with soorn on the wooden hulks, po'
ftsly cSlled the United States Navy, and
contemplate having a "picnic" with our
asa.Oi.war, should the demands Of the
sAts Department on Ecuador for the ro.
lease Of an American citizen held as a
edsanss become too emphatic. 1tis Just
probable that the South American States
40 laughing too soon. II the United
stsss has no navy worth speaking Of now
sVill not take long to build one. The
SH'h American States had better repress
lses smiles before the become tooloud.
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BAMiNoaE, Mns June 1o.- George a.
Byers, convicted yesierday Of wile-beat,
ing. received 10 lashes at the hands oi
Sheriff Airey to-day. els the ffst white
man whipped in Maryland fprthas oitease,
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w,ru bot weather comes reports OF
,,,.l eases Of hydrophobia. Muztle your
,n1 'L,, =, The lend OF the wary policeman's
sys, .sroIyer - will forever silence his familiar
Ik
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rn, downfall Of Gladstone in England
:. n,sseating almost as many perploxipg
~ a,..tiops 10 the new government as are
Ga 'Iay fled away by Clevoland's cabinet.
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why the French aii9i4ter was Absent.

WAsHtSqTos, June TO- eomment hay;
lug been made on therefusal Of NJ. Rous.
tan, the French Minister, to attend the
formal reception of!the Rartboldl statue,
that gentleman in an interview saidl .slt
Is true that / have declined these invita-:
lions, although j ieitthonored and proud
to receive them. My only reason for de.
clinstion Is that1 am tooIbusily eecppiea
haze IN washinston 70 be able 10 make
the journey 10 New York. I am tied to
the business Of the legation here and can:
not find the time WHICH such e tip would
reqIiFe. Won see 1t would not do for me
TO attend one OF the ceremonies and not
the others, and l should be required to
dine at pelmonic9's one day, 90 Il. the
week Of even several weeks would DO re:
quired for my visit. ! cannot spase the
ame, although | should he delighted to
assist at the ceremonies.a ,5i5 q
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A WIFE 5eater, convicted by the courts,
80 !. publicly whipped yesterday in Bslti-
,"a,s. we, lie received fifteen lashes; he
."L, IN have had thirty.
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c.,Dr4LLy and grandly the heated
,.,m ~' returns. Once more the winters
s.,a S.,.. # @boyyn.hom'ny" heayes in sight.
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C'SoRnsHAS LAWYER, Of Chicago, has
bit upon q brilliant scheme to hold the
0sasctatlc party together in that city and
t'sP discord from invading the ranks Of
~ faithful, He has suggested to the
resldsnt on parchment that the remain
iasyacancies in Chicago Offices be filed
sytAe appointnsntof representatives Of
ae German, Irish, Scandinavian, Bohe.
nlla, Polish and French nationalities,
sao, he says, are powerful factors in I'LL
loo politics." Mr.. Iawler thinks this a
ssod way to settle the vexed question and
''otd tactloual strife which takes up the
nluablC time Of the administration.
Tho President is said to have actually
aHel over tho thopghttnl Lawler's
sSsidentiOR for the peace and comfort Of
y oysFworEed Administration, and
Ned his hands and lifted his eyebrows
ashildish amaxoment that no one had
Fa thought Of such d brilliant scheme Of
dacation before. Lawler is greatly
sassd over this, but Is offended at some
v'ss.miaded members q the pazty who
e. disposed to laugh at his idea and
sak he ought to have q erustacean medal
Mss timely and fortunate discovery,
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- 5=,.1., IIariao Tie city dari"o @e sam"e-
tei"'s" =" 11rs TuE IX1ELllOEScxs walled 70
sSF'S ,,S,,g '% and The Gddrs' changed as c'lsa as
t1a az ISs y, d, rate Of OS ocutI PR month.
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r,, BaTthoIdi statue Of Liberty has ar
.,+.J, .%I Al New York. 1t is now in order
-, ~" ,l,e metropolis 10 set 'em up.
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Tar Hampshire Etriew ''fears the worst
:, ~ ,~ come" Can there bo anything worse
= .s,n ~ Sebeading a Cleveland pole?
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:, ~, ,holeEa ID still creeping up in Spain.
Ea,vuraed is forearmed.
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GRAND NAVAL DISPLAY.

' =. d.
The United States steamer Dispatch,
with Secretary Whitney and Commodore
Chandler and staff on board.
United States steamer Powhattau, Capt.
L. a. Beardtiee.
o. seltridgc.
Commander Durand.
Tic French flagship La Flore, Admiral
La Combe.
Tie French transport Isere, Commander
De saune. (, !
Steamboat with the Statue Committee
on board.
men.
Here followed a feet Of yachts Of the
American Steam Yacht Club, among them
]. Goulds Atalanta, and the phenomenal
Yacht Stiletto,
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Tho Mayor and Aldermanic committee
tonight escorted the officers Of the 1sere
and Flore to Tho Star theatre, where .
special concert was given by the Mexican
typical lorcheStra. AdwirGl La Combe is in
raptures over the ovation extended TO him
and his brother oificers. I s=
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.gks GHteIli9enffr

5=s75 Sos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth street.
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TRAGEDY AT NlAnTINsDuRa.

Msn fatally. shot Tor Interfering With
Another Mans Domestic a fiairs,
Special Dtqateh 70 dc Iatai5eao4.
MARTISsRvao, W. VA, juno 1s.-This
town was thrown into great excitement
to-day by tho shooting of Robert Thonp-
sonsby Charles Wood. The former had
been interfering with the iatter's aomeE-
tic relations, and had been frequently
warned to stay away, and had aggravated
matters by attackingslNood at his home.
To-Day Wood met Thompson and fred
at him six times with afevolver. -Four OF
the shots took effect and three passed
through his body. Hecanuot survive his
wnnnda -.- --
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DASHED TO DEATH
FaoM a ngMNINe pA11ooN,
which Sailing up into the a,r Two Hundred
Feet collapses and Irarls to Earth tho
Aeronaut, a Crushed and Lifeltss
Mass-shootipS at Martlnisurg..

cuARtrsroN, w. VA, June l0.-This
afternoon most frightful accident hap
pened at the circus grounds Just prior to
the opening performance Of Richards 4
Icons circus. Among other outdoor at
fractions was a balloon ascension and Just
as the ropes holding the balloon were cast
offthe accident occurred by the oyerturn-
ing Of the hot air stove used ininaating
the balloon, causing it to catch fire. The
burning balloon shot up into the air will,
William Patterson, n,aeronaut, in the basket.
When short distance up the crowd yell
ed 'jump,' but he did not heed the wsrn-
ing, and after going several hundred feet
up the balloon collapsed and Patterson
fell tb the earth a crushed and liieless mass
Of humanity. Patterson was 22 years old
and resided in Wellsville, u, and leaves
wife and family.
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rnn srAruE orI1.lpERrY
Arrives mt New Yotk-Reeeption, Of th,
FfanshHsa-Ths Parade.

Arrives nt New YoEk-heeepdonS OF I'M
Pssnshmen-1hs Parade. 4
NEW YoRK. June 1O.4Flaes are wayint
.,;. n, ~ fron, .l,a ..on. n +ta r,;pc;
tt.,' tl,Va l.,,. ~ s .ets a w n. s. ~
psl pullulngs tnfousuous .ae el4 u
honor OIL the formal reception q baF
tholdl's statue OF Liberty Ehlighteninf
the WorldV The shipping along The
river iront and the vessels in the harboi
are gaiiy decorated with rags and bunting
One Of thelmost noticeable ot the displays
is that at the pier OF the French Trans
Atlantic Steamship companys line
which ts fatriy covered with iiags oi peth
France and America, gracefully entwined'
The weather is warm and clear with q
refreshinp breeze. Early morning trains
bss,,ot. i.S 6nsond. L .,ran,srs frnrn ~
ptgesus .n04.a'9 y. =. .tt'4. ~ s..e
surrounding ciues, ana broadway ana tne
streets adjacent thereto were thronged
with people in holiday attire, vending
their way to points from which good
yiew,ofthe military and civil parade at
tending tho reception Of the statue would
be- witnessed. The harbor presented q
beautiful appearance studded with white
sails of innnmerahle yachts aud numer-
ous excursion boats crowded TO the guards
awaiting the moving OF the novel pro.
cession. II
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Tug VOICES on Tug YoRTs.


In this procession the vessels steamed
slowly up the bay, receiving Baiutes from
the forts at the NarroSs, Fort Columbus,
Castle William, Fort Wood and other bat,
terics in the harbor. They were replied to
by the French tlagsnp i.s Flore and the
United States naval vessels, while hun
dreds OF steam whistles sent forth blast az
ter blast. Oh arriving ather anchorage
at Bedloe's Island, tile lIsere received q sa.
lutte from the United States training ship
Minnesota, detailed Tor duty at that sta
tiou. This, was also the signal for the
break up oflthel naval parade. The Of.
ticers Of the French fagships and those Of
the lsere were then conducted TO the ISL
and on the steamboat chartered by the
American Committee, where they made a
abort inspection Of tho work nowin pro:
gress' on The pedestal. On the landing OF
the French naval officers at the island the
"AlaIseillaisea was sung by over 500
voices, composedioi members ottho yafi-i
Gus FFencR societies Of New York and
Brooklyn. {si5j g.l /
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namOrieE.
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q . y
After a glance at the pedestal ior the
statue and q short explanation, the French
officers were conducted from Bsdloe'f
Island to the Battery, where they yweFel re-
ceiyed by the different military organiza,
tons. The line ofmarch TO the City Hall
was then begun directly up Broadway,
The parade moyed as follows.
Fsli Mounted police.
Gcrural I,auis Fitkgef1ltl aud Staf, commanding.
Provisional Brigade Of the sixty,ninth Regiment
Colonel James CayRputlgh. I 7
aeyehty.ilHt llcglmenb Colonel Mo Aiplne.
T%elttk I;eglGeitt, Lieu aadt colouel nowd,
Colonel Gco'SeA. Scott, aarshal pI the day, and
Aids, snonntgd.
MEMBER Of Hoard OF ALDERMAN aud city oEicials
w. IN catTlageSl "a
Members Of tho American C0mmlttee and Chanl'
ber Of ooninefcc Id etrtlegeS,
Admiral In Comb0 and ,ataf officers oi the khtl
- ll isAre. tf, tFl-i -5
Msyur az the!cltyl
MembOn Of the Comm tee II Arrangements.
OtfItiAls Of tho Fist Division n. G.e, n. i, to
paHtaSeG. - ~
The dRrde Lafayette and Gfenadicrs Iiocllaubelti
iprmCd AS special escort alongside
Of the carriages containing the
french OillceEs -
l-aI 'F. Fflnpll aQcieIipS an tl0t Z ". "A
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For Sale.
Attention, A. O. u. w!

Stated meetings Of HALEY Lodge, No. l, A. o. U.
W. are held every Monday evening, at s 90 o'clock
All visiting brethren are cordially invited to at
tend.
BY order Of
THOMAS BELL NV.
HOMER L. POUND. Recorder.
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Dividend Notice No. 8.

A dividend (No. 81 of two per cent. has been de.
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Company The same will be payable on the 18th
instant.
to the 18th, inclusive, Of each month.
A. J. MCGOWAN, President.
ALEX WILLMAN. Secretary.
HALEY, Idaho, June 10, 1884. ol4y1
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Our Park.

Mn. EDITOR Now that the town has
taken upon itself the burden Of fencing
our park, why would 1t not be fitting
thing for the Village Corporation to vote a
sum Of money to set out trees that they
may be growing for AS Its well known
"trees grow while men sleep" BY acting
promptly at the coming meeting OF the
Corporation ths trees can he set out this
spring. Insteal Of fence there should
be "A cedar hedge on the north side. This
would in the end be much cheaper, and far
more beautiful, II properly cared for VIII
not our assessors insert AN article in the
warrant for small appropriation for trees
for The Park CITIZEN.
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THAT Constant Pain

Deep seated In snsll Of back sometimes n
one aud sometimes on both sides, extend
Ing down"ards towards iDsidc oil thigh,
scaniy and high eolored urine, with Cons
tlpalnD, were the sympt' ms Of Kidney
Disease that afflicted me" said Hon. B. Il.
Thomas, Treasurer Penobscot Go Bangor
Me. | have been cured BY Browns sAE
sArAEILLA and heartily recommend 1t To
my trieDGs.
G. II Danion, u Hampton. WAS foreman
Of the stewart Mine While setting
pump be s'iained hIli-eB causing serious
Kidney Di-ea=r-. How often his happens;
sudden wrench. an over e1ertion. or
violent jar brings Kidney Disease Mr..
Duuton would have severe swelling across
the abdomen, his food would become sour
on his stomach, together with pam across
tnc back aud hips. He tried many RENE
dies, sought Assistance In various direction
and al last bought BROWNS SAK.APAKILLA,
and by the nse Of TWO bottles was entirely
cured
of you have a sbarp pain
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with tired, lnguid feeling, bearing-down
pain, &C, you may be sure" says Mrs.
Chas. Bracket Of iIetmon, Me, THAT you
have Kidney Disease have been cured
OF severe case by BR0wN'- SAKsAPAKILLA
after | had employed many doctors With
out benefit. Have been confined to my
home in times past, bu, am now in good
health
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Caleb Fe-sendeB. Who ives On tie Od.ih
road IN Bangor, NJ, glEes tie fgao" -
testimony Of the virtues ri BK9wN-- SAK-
sAPAEIILA: For the past ten year. have
been troubled with severe pain 10 the
chest extending % the liver and Kidney
was 20 unified for labor tia, col,d aot
rork ftdi dry. ! commeuced u TAKE
BROWNS SAg.APARfLLA ana The pains ieft
my chest, hips, liver aud Kidneys. feel
ike new man, and an able - % II fiH
days lrort | shan always - pleased 10
tell people Of the power Of BHowNs SAX
-APARILLA.
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SrErsoN. MI. Feb. 9th..ls

STETsoN, Nh, Feb. 3th, 1871.
ARA WARgEN, Esq, Bangor, Me, Dear
Sir:-l have used what Is known as
BROWNS SARsArARILLA 10 my practice,
prescribing 1t for low ate of Blood, for
weakness peculiar to females, and especial
ly for kidney and Liver troubles. have
always met with success Whenever | have
used it. Being familiar with the compost
ion OF BROWNS SARsAPARILLA pronounce
it to be happy combination OF pure medi-
cines. destined, have no doubt, to become
famous as "a blood, kidney and liver correct
i've. |. w. TlBBE IT'S, NJ. ID. Stetson, Me.
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MeSsen0er'S Notice.

STATE OF MAINE.
SOMERSET, IS. Court OF INSOLVENCY
In the of George Ladd lnsoyent Debtor.
This l. to give notice that on the Tenth day OF
March, A. ID. 1855, warrant in insolvency was ss
ued by Turner Rnsweil, Judge of Court of Insolvency
for said County of Somerset, alainsed the estate of
said George L4dd OF Starks, adjudged 10 he an
insolvenl debtor, petition of sald debtor, which
petition was filed on the Tenth day OF March a. d..
1883, to which date interest on claims L. to be COM
puted That the payment of any debts to or by raid
debtor and he transfer and delivery OF any property
creditors of said debtor to prove their debts aud
choose one or more as-ignVcs oi his cstae Will b.
held at Iuit OF lns veucy to be holdeA at the
Probate Court Room in said Skowhclan. on the
seventh day ol April A. ID. 1857, Al one O'Clock IN the
ait 'ruoou.
Given under my hand the date first above written.
Is, STEWARD.
Deputy Sheriff as Mess engcr OF said court of nsol-
Ycncy. 2tll
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ADMINISTRATION Farrar, son OF
Thomas and Mary Farrar, died of Typhoid
fever, aged l6 years, II months, l6 days.
He had been at IIartland at work for his
brother Walter, was taken sick down there,
got better and came home, got cold and
only lived about a week DR.. Il. M.
Griffin and wife have LETT us to take up
their abode in Pttsfield. DR.. &. has been
with us about two years and had gained
many friends. He is man of sterling
qualities, an excellent physician and we re-
gret his removal and deem it public loss
Mr.. James Wyman, an aged and re-
spected citizen died the 10Th, quite sud
Denly of pneumoni', aged 80 years. c.
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Established 1859. BUY TIE b.
LIAM PDENs
READY MADE PAINTS
s 4; Is,a3THS. SPRINGFIELD, MASS
sample Cards furnished upon application
Messengers Notice.

STATE OF MAINE.
SOMERSET, IS COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
In the case OF George J.. Pcndextcr, lns DIV. mt
Debtor.
This is to give ,tce that on the twentieth diN OF
March, A. ID. 1885, a war; mt in nso Iency was is
sued by Turner Boswell, Judge Il Conr, Of II s !.
yency Tor said Couaty Of Somcrs I, ag inst the Is
tate of said George j PcndVxIer, Of PttsHcld, Me-,
adiudred to he an insolvent debtor o. p tition Of
said debtor, which pei on WAS fled ON the twcnti-
eth day If irch. a. ID. 1885, 10 which date n'ee>t
any debts 10 or by raid debtor and the transfer and
delivery OF any property by him aie forbidden by
law That NEE ting OF the creditors of said debt
or TO prove their debts and chooe more
siynees OF his estate, will be held at Court OF In
solycncy to be holden at the Probate Court Room in
said Skowhcgan, on the seventh day OF April, A. ID
1885 at one O c ock In the afternoon.
Given under my baud the date first above written
s. II. MOSHER,
Deputy sheriff as Messenger Of said Court Of In
solvency. swls
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-03-25

Said Mr.. Abble Harbacb, Webster St
Bangor, Me Il have been told by medical
men that my Kidney u -ea-e was iucurs5le.
| have reAaiued good health by using
BKowSs sAksAPAEIfLA. | consider J.
wonderful for touiug up and iuyi2orating
the system, It i Of great value IN many
Of those troubles peculiar 70 our sex
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-03-25

PITTSFIELD.-The summer term at Maine
Central Institute commenced Monday,
March l6, with an attendance of about one
hundred. Several of the young gentlemen
of the Normal department have been en-
gagged in teaching this winter, and have
met with excellent success. A class of
twenty-four will be graduated from the In
stitute in June.... The travelling about
town is good, but the sidewalks are not
all well opened. Foot passengers are
sometimes put to some Inconvenience by
the rapid driving of gentlemen who exer-
else trotting stock in the streets. The
wooden mills are running on full time. 80.
DR.. Manson's condition is reported criti-
cal. L.