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To Ladies

suffering from functional arrangements or
any of the painful disorders or weaknesses
incident to their sex, DR.. r V. Pieree's
treatise. illustrated with wOod-euts and
colored plates (16O pages), suggests sure
means of complete self-cure. Sent for I'D
cents in stamps. Address Worlds DisPen-
sary Medical Association, Buffalo, n, Y,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-16
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, August 14.-Dry Goods
The demand was very moderate, but
through deliveries in the execution Of
orders q large quantity Of cotton wa for
warded. JObbcrs were fairly active dur
ing the week with sales The tone Of the
market is very strong and buyers are ut
work with more confidence than in several
seasons
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PETROLEUM.
Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, August H.-Petroleum-
Steady and firmcr; market opened ut G0!c;
closed at 81 !c; highest 81 &c, lowest GO!c.
TitusyiIIe.
TTTUsvILLE, August 1I.-Petroleum-
National Transit certificates opened at
cole; highest 6lic; lowest GO.c; closed at
Gl4c.
New York
NEW YORK, August l3.-Petroleum
opened at colo, lowest figure Of the day,
up to noon up to Gle, and closed at lic.
Sales 3, l2j, 900 barrels.
bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, Aug. 14.-Petroleum-
National Transit certificates, opened
at cole; highest Gl!c; lowest cole; closed
At 81 &c; clearanees $50, 900 barrels
OIL City.
OIL CITY, Aug. lI-Petroleum-0pened
at G0tc, highest 61ic, lowest 6Osc, closed
at size. Sales, 1,622, 600 barrels; clear
anccs, 1866, 900 barrels; charters, 2i,7Gi
barrels; shipments, 1890 barrels.
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SUNDAYS.
Leave the City at 100 u. H., and every hour to
800 p. IN.
Leave Wheeling Park at 500 a. m, and eYepy
hour To 1900 p. m.
Church Train at l2:l0 p. m.
c. HIRSCH,
Superintendent.
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Medifinal.
From tt6 lbs. to t6t lbs.
To the Cuticura Remedies / Owe
Ny Health, My Happiness,
and Ny Life.

A day never passes that do mt think and
speak kindly Of the Cuticura Remedies seven
years ago. all OF u dozen Jumps formed on my
Orange The large ones were ffightful TO look at,
and painful 70 bear; people TURNED aside when
they saw me, in disgust, and was ashamed 70
be on the street or in society Ph!sciais ana
any good. In a moment of despair tried The
Cuticura neutrality-suspicious., the great skin
cure, Cutierra soap an exquisite SKIN ,h sea nn
Blood Purifier, internally. the small Jumps las
call them) gradually disappeared, and the large
ones broke, in about two weeks discharging
large quantities of matter, leaving two slight
suffering. Ny weight then was one hundred and
fifteen sickly pounds; my weight now Is one hun
dred and sixty one solid healthy pounds and my
height is only five feet five inches. In my travels
| praised the Cuticura Remedies. North, South,
East and West. To Cuiicura RENEE les o9N Mg
kat!h MY hdppiacss, and my lVC A prominent
New York druggist asked me the other day, do
YOU still use the Cuticura Remedies; You look Ia
be i'm perfect healthr'' Ny reply was, Il do, and
shall always have never known hat sickness
Is since comIIcnced using the Cuticura Reme-
dies" sometimes am laughed at by prsising
them 10 people not acquainted with their merits,
hut sooner or later they viii come Ia their senses
and believe the same tho~c that usc them, as
dozens have whom have told. May the time
Cnmr when there shall be large Gilicura supply
House in every city in the world, for the benefit
nf humanity where the Cuiicura Remedies shall
bc sold only ~ that there viii bc rarely need al
ever entering drug siorc.
NJ HUSBANDS,
40 Fulton St., New York, \. Y.
Cuticura Remedies are positive cure Tor every
form or skin ami Blood Diseases nom PIN pies
Ia Scrnfila Sold everywhere. Price: Cuticnrs,
10 cents: Soap, - cents; Rcsolvcnt, Sl.oo l're-
parJd by the poTTER DEUG AND CHENiCALC Go,
lspl0n, Mas.
Send for "lIow 20 Cure Skin Diseases.
NIPPLES. Backhcais, Skin Blemishcs, and
rim Baby HumorS, usc CrricuRA Soar.
KIDNEY PAINS. STRAINS,
RACK ACHE, Weakness and
~ WEAKNESS caused 10y overWork, dis
sipation. standing walking, or the
Swing. machine, curi by the CUT
~ ugA ASTIPAIS PLASTER. New, Gle
CANT original AMI infallible, - cents
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Lamar OF for Yonkers.

WASHINGTON, August 14.-Secretary
Lamar left Washington last night for
Yonkers, n. Y, where he will remain n
week or ten days as the guest Of Represen-
tative Stahnecker.
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@beelin9 Register
Grarrlrrs' Guide.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
~ EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARKS: sDaily
sunday excepted monday eXeepted.-Wheel-
ing Time:
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COTTON.
New York.

NEW YORK, August 14-Cotton--Fut-
ures closed at about last evenings figures;
market nominally steady.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at 3a5 l." Per Cent.-Govcrnmcnts
Dull-Stocks Dull-Flour Steady-Whcat
Strong.

Money at 3a5 IL Per Cent.-Govcrnments
Dull-Stocks Dull-Flour Steady-Whcat
Strong.
NEW YORK, August li.-MOncy on call
easier, ranging from 3 TO .! per cent,
closing ut per cent; prime mercantile
paper 4a5 per cent; sterling exchange
quiet ut 4S2!alSii.
GovERNMENTs-Dull and steady.
ThrccS Coupons
FonrS
Pacific Skies OF
STATE SECURITIES-Dull and heavy.
RAILROADS-Dull and generally heavy;
sales only $s2l 600.
STOCKs-Thc conspicuous feature of to-
DAYS stock market WAS its extreme dull
hess, due i'll some measure Ia the unccr-
tainty of the immediate future. Prices
at the opening Were generally within m I
per cent of last evenings final
figures. The opening WAS tame
and unintercSting, which may also he
said of the succeeding transactions. Prices
were generally firm and slight advances
were established, but were lost before noon
and afterwards dull and heavy market
succeeded, which lasted until the close,
which was dull and steady at quotations.
Peoria. Decatur and Evansville Is up Il
per cent, while advances and declines i'll
the rest of the list are for small actions
only.
Transactions only 9G,7lG shares.
Adams Express, l3S; American Express,
los: Central Pacific, A3b; Chesapeake and
Ohio .; do preferred, tirstS lGt; do seconds
10; Chicago and Alton 1i2l; do. preferred
$50; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, l35i;
Cleveland and Columbus, 81; Delaware and
Hudson, 99}; Denver and Rio Grandc,
81; Erie 33l do preferred &c; TT. Wayne,
rs; Illinois Central, 1876; Lake Erie and
Western, %; Lake Shore, ST; Michigan
Central, 80; Minneapolis and st. Louis,
20: do preferred, 10; Missouri Pacific,
l09.; New Jersey Central, %; Northern
Pacific, 27ss; do preferred, GO! Chicago and
Northwestern, Il3s do preferred, ll24;
New York Central, 1lO!; Ohio Central,
-; Ohio and Mississippi, "a do pre-
ferred, 30; Oregon Transcontincntal, 32!;
Pacific Mail, 81; Panama, %; Peoria ID.
& f., ~; Pittsburg, l5l; Pullman Pal
ace Car, Isl; Reading, 2Gi; Rock ISL
and, 12j; st. Louis and San Francisco,
27I; do preferred, 81 do first preferred,
1923; St. Paul. Minneapolis and Mime
sofa, 113I; st. Paul and Omaha IL; do
preferred, 1897 Texas Pacific, ljI; Union
Pacific, So; United States Express, CT;
Western Union Telegraph, G6A.
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,SnSurante.
fur 2ent.
iOR RENT

n. .-1-3---r-r-,r-e-~--n---7--s--
rOR RENT.
Rooms Upstairs, at No. log Main
'' View. Will only be rented to a
|hH ,ncs - -, .'''
JAMES l. HAWLEY,
No. 100 Main Street.
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B., G.. K u. RAILROAD.
Leave Bellaire at 9:$5 a. m. for Summerfeld
and GAINESVILLE
Leave Bellaire at 2.O5 p. m. for woOdSfield and
Summerticld.
Leave Bellaire at $40 p. m. for WOOdSfeld.
Arrive at Bellairc 800 a. NJ, ESQ p. IN. and LOS
p. m.
NNHEELING AND ELM GROvERR.
follows:
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......-.,,,.-,-Eac,oscd you will lind one dollar
Min r'rlSP send me more OF your
,r.l arp'S Liver Pills. thrust you have
...r ..psv larthc lass two boxes l order
--.,.,gat Iwngld only SAY, they have
I'm. M GOOD than could express
.,r Err.rr NOW than | have for two
r>rs. Yours truly,
.'-" REV. PHIL SPABTH,
West Sandlake, n. Y.
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,,.rrlRLE BLOOD PURIFIER
CTRES
r,torrh. ScrOfula, Eczema,
-, ., rheumatism. Blood faint,

.o.s,wi,e. without the nse of Mer-
q -,aan.&rons Blood Poison and on
s','.. Sin Disease" mailed free.
vail druggists
Tile SWIFT SPECIFIC 60,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-16

,.-,,rr,9slrr % assure you that at-
l.l''lET .'I q Nrlaur'S Celebrated Liver
@ aal !, Gsn ye saSer Fl my 10 5a amy
~ TeSNt. ar have seen used. have ntt
sf'-I . 5rS,IntIy and had TO try otherS,an4
med s35d variety but nrd 9aSS ng aSd
. Ll V,Iarrs. have used them myself
), ;, o., I'm with the most gratifying re-
E., "a D.. ...s,ritfrrn. having used them on my
S. W. W., J,', rgSy and happy effect, would
1 T- hem 70 one and to all NJ T I1s
80 I.r " IN rTrrts behind. As 4 bile re-
3. ..-'ss. l.. liver correctOr. rs fOrerunner
q VI, - ~ system for Quinine, there Is nc
~ ,. ~ ~. ,.9e equal TO Or. {. McLane' Cele-
..I liver Fi.S. l expect to use them he as as
~, ~. uye. il LheyeOntinue Is SOOu IS IneJ
=. AN 10 the past. m curs
~. Yours truly, 4. IL. TILES.
p nm E Church SOUTH MEyerS, station
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-16

,rorD -OUNrERFEITSl Send us &c
- end YOU hy return mail box OF
= ,sraar ur. e.. MrI2uc'S Celebrated Live
FL .,E..,Hr handsome cards.
FLEMING BROS, HItTSburS' Pa
p, Sale By retail druggists Be
-, tho McLans Pilll you buy are
r,.e At Pittsburgh, Pa. Tho coun-
-I,:t, arc made at st. Louis, no.
nd Wheeling, W. Va.
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rrxrsrrro. Canada West, Ont

y, :, y.~ rr came all right, and | can say
70 - 80 .,II bilious pill. l have used q
INV pills. but | can say Dr. I; MIC
sT., Manufactured by Fleming Bros.
:! .... / r-.,e some OF those pills To my
,. ...-- f.- a trial. one Uf my neighbOrS
.,.sr...s. H.,aiG they did help him. He
To-. ..s,- .Irv ike new man. lie wishes
- f,- ..s.y cents worth for him. SO,
.,-'r ys.lilD al can 10 Introduce Dr.
I rr.r.S Liver Fills. manufactured Dy
---E-rbcrs. Yours with respect,
--.-' - WM. III. DCGAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-16

TOLEDO, o., August 1i.-Wheat-
Active and weak; cash, and August SOl
September SHE; October S2sc.; December
sGgc; May 92lc. Corn-Wcak and lower;
cash a; August and September i3i Oats
STEADY and cash 2S!c. Glover Seed
Firm: October and November - 40 bid;
Receipts Wheat 1913, 900 bushels; Corn =
600 bushels; Oats 5000 bushels. Ship
mcnts-Whcat 3, 600 bushels; Corn 81 900;
nnis = 900 hnshclS
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b. 4 o. X. Il.
FAST

b. 4 o. K. X.
EAST.
ENprcSS....-.........A......
ENpreSS..........-....-....-.
Cumberland Accom-,
Grafton Accom- .......... ........
MOundSYille Accom-,
WEST.
Express Chicago and Col. -,
ExpreSs Chicago and Coli.
Express Chicago and Coli -.
GAINESVILLE AccOm................,
Cambridge Accom-. ....,
& ST. GLARS.
WILLIE RY.
(B. &. D. DepOt.)
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New YORK, August l4.-Moncy on call
easier, ranging from to ;! per cent,
closing Mt per cent; prime mercantile
paper 4a5 per cent; sterling exchange
quiet ut 4S2!alSii.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-04-30

man. His Elk. w. NJ. Gibson there
upon nominated Hon. Godfrey
Rhodes to the chair, which being
put was carried unanimously.
Mr.. Gibson then moved that the
Assembly adjourn until 10 O'Clock
tomorrow, which was carried.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-06-09
Somerset County Cases.

Decisions have been rendered by the
law court in the following cases Bunker
Y. Steward Judgment for plh Clapp y
Mantor motion sustained, new trial
granted Wilson Y. Bunker, exceptions
sustained Burrill y. Hight et al. dismis-
scd from Law docket Wright V. Neal,
dismissed from law docket. Bunker Y.
Forsaith. exceptions oNcrruled. Corson
complainant y Dunlap, motion oyerrnlcd-
Robinson 81 ais appellants Y. County
Commissioner Of Somerset. Reserpt
The exceptions in this case are waived
aud must be oYerruled The report pre-
sent> the question Of the deception or re
lection Of the report Of the committee ap-
pointed by the court upon the appeal
from the doings Of the Commissioners up
on a petition for the discontnuance OF
highway The objection i that ont OF
the committee Was brother 10 one OF the
petitioners and more distant relative OF
another and therefore not dislnterested
a. rednlrcd BY the statutes. II appears
that this member of the committee was
appointed with the petitioners made
known through their counsel. 1t must be
presumed that the petitioners had knowl-
edge of the relationship at the time of the
appointment No objection was made by
either party to his acting until an adj
journed meeting Of tina committee. 1t
now comes from that party m whose IA
vor the interest must be presumed to have
operated, If It had any influence whatever
under such circumstances though ii may
be legally correct to say that the interest
was waived, yet by well settled princi-
pie of law it must be held that II party
who has knowingly taken his chances for
report in his favor cstoped from raising
the objection founded upon that interest
when the decision Is found to be against
him. The entry must therefore be upon
the motion: Exceptions oyerrulcd' report
of committee accepted and confirmed
judgement to he entered thereon Will
costs for appellants,
The Somerset reporter., 1886-06-09
A New Woman Craze In the East.

A little fodder plant has been discovered that
removes merry nus exhaustion and nervousness at
once 1t makes big appetite, sweet sleep, and
gives double powers Of endurance, while it is
harmless tasteless, and neither IA medicine nor
stimulant. There is great excitement over it
every where 1t is said to stop the liquor habit
and remove the effects Of dissipation and over
indulgence at once. Druggists sell it. | is
very cheap They call it Moxie Nerve Food.
II true, we are not surprised the women ex-
cited over it. 1t will make the use of medicine
unnecessary half the time. The doctors COM
mend it. Its sale is said to be unparalleled
First, the women went wild over ii for nervous
exhaustion and effects of severe physical and
mental overstran. Now it is ascertaned that
it will stop the liquor habit and remove the
effects of dissipation and physical abuses at
once. huge COMPANY has been formed, and
Chicago is to have mandatory a, 80 North
State Street. There is perfect craze over it in
Washington and large cities East. Everybody
drinks it from the President down. They call It
Moxic Nerve Food. The doctors say it is harm
less, being neither medicine, stimulant or pois-
on. II is exceedingly popular cmong the elite
of the big cities. II is rapidly substituting the
use of stimulants, tonics, and fancy drinks,
The women swarm after it. The churches and
moral associations give it theis influence, as it
is destitute Of alcohol, gives great powers Of en-
durance, and does not lose its effect more than
food. The druggists sell it for Moxie Nerve
Food It 10 said its sale is unparalleled. We
welcome Il.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-06-09
STATE NEWS.


We understand 'nat nII' 'r..i., az
Pehulh. Whlcn VIII PI9ea"'H lesHi' III .n'
purchase ny Nlii'd'il II. N"i',ti u 'ne ''''-
nail interest IN thr Etel''nS ENi'i'Ss no"
controlled by MI NelNih'
Frank Ilanscom Postmaster at Spring
field Penob>cot County, disappeared from
his home Tuesday and has not been seen
since NO cause Tor III d'Nappe"r"hee Is
assigned.
The Gilbert Bros. of Canton are erect
ing steam saw MN IN hinghei9' 4oNizo'
also large TWO Story ooar''iilS house 3'N
~. hey VIII start up III ie" Weeks
employing from 90 To loo men.
Inc 1nlliord Slate quarry Is now III the
hailuN ol a boston company ana Is 10 oe
emerge really Wofked.
ne OXFORD County irottlhS Horse
hreeders Association mas peeh permanent
~ orsailiAeu by the cHpice oi the Ioilo"-
ny ollieers ffeslucht l)r uco. " BOWL
ice ffesldentS' w \. Thomas I. W.
liorne ana tieo. l. Young Secretary \.
MAXIM; treasurer II. Bearce. Inc
object OF the association is to promote
horSe-brecding interests
me Maine central Railroad VIII lhang-
urate their summer timetables on June -
"encrai Manager Tucker has arranged a
summer service superior to anything OIL
Tered III the past.
Inc canadians are still FOSTERING the
American hShefmen' sabJectlng them to
annoyance delay ana los without any
Just cause Now they refuse 10 sell the
Passport sarulhe manufacturers any her-
ring for packing purposes.
The Seventh Day Adyents of Eastern
Maine and New Brunswick will hold their
eamp-meeting in Houlton, June, 22-29
President pe,,.r If Col,y dol;y.red
the address to the graduating class and
alumni of the State Normal School at
Farmiuptou. Tuesday erenino .Iune
class of four,oon Iodi.s ond fonr
men graduated at CaStinc Normal school
| last week. Addresses were made by II.
Woodbury. and Hon. Samucl Iibbev. The
diplomas were awarded bv State Superin-
| tendent Luce The trustees reelected
PRINCIPAL Woodbury.. teachers UeweS.
Foster, Comstock. and elected DIR. +. +
! Philbrook in place of J. II. Potter. Mabel
F. Simmons in place of Lucia Haskell. re-
signed
The English composition and eXtenpo-
rancouS composition prizes ut BowdoiI
have been announced as follows English
omposifion-First prizes, G. w. Futile
Hancock, \. IL: +. l.. Smith, WATERFORD.
Second prizes, l.. Turner. jr, Somervillc
}. IL. Davis Bangor EXtcmporaneon>
tomposltloh-flrst prize, \. T. King
The Somerset reporter., 1886-06-09
Somerset Good Templars.

Somerset District Lodge |. o. &. r.
held their quarterly session at Athens,
Friday afternoon and evening, occupying
Wade X Wares Hall \ sumptuous din
ncr was furnished by the ladies of the or
der in Athens which was thoroughly en-
ioycd by about one hundred members, An.
son, Embdcn, Scion, Madison, Norridgc-
wock and Skowhcgan being largely repre-
scented. w. ID r., Frank Holt presided
as chairman. Mr.. Butl'un of Arson acted
rs secretary. The afternoon was passed
in the discussion of questions which were
put into the question box by various mem
bers. The meeting adjourned to meet in
three months in Skowhegan.
In the evening II public meeting was
held and the evening was spent in speak
in@. singing, rccitationS, etc. Mcs~rS
.Buium of Arson, Pepper of Norridgo-
wock. Atwood of Emblem Bigclow of
Skowhegan, and Holman of Athens made
very interesting remarks upon the temper
ancc topic. \ song WAS finely rendered
by lady from Mercer. Mrs. Holman of
Athens gave very fine recitation Mr.
Buifum read an excellent poem and sung a
song Mr.. Actcrian of Athens, gave a
beautiful flute solo, accompanied on the
piano by Miss Robinson of Cornvillc.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-06-09
Congressional Convention.


THIRD DISTRICT Al WA1EEVILLf.
The convention of the Sd Congressional
District of Maine met at Watcrviilc yes
terday at II O'Clock \. NJ
Hon T.. +. Webb. chairman of the DIST
trict Committee called the assembly to or
der, aud congratulated the Delegates for
the manifest interest In so full represent
alton in II convention that was to be undi-
vided in its action and at the suggestion
of Mr. webb, Hon. Geo. NJ Warren OF
Castine was chosen temporary chairman
]. Wesley Harmon of Unity was chosen
secretary. ON motion Hon. Geo f. Weeks
of Augusta, WIN. b. Snow Esq, of skow-
hogan, II. D. Grindlc Esq. of So Hancock
and O. c. Libby Esq, of Bnrnham were
chosen Com. on Credentials Hon. Il. r..
Weeks from the committee on credentials
reported 22j delegates present Voted
that the temporary Organization be made
permanent.
ON motion of, Col. \, w. Wides, of
Skowhegan, Hon Seth l.. Millikcn was
nominated by reclamation, and was voted
by a unanimous rising vote. h. h. val
ton Esq. of Skowhegan, j. q. Johnson,
Esq. of Liberty, Hon. John ID Hopkins
of Ellsworth and Hon. WIN. Perkins, OF
Gardiner were chosen District omlnlttec
A resolution to use all honorable means
for the reelection of Mr.. Millikcn was en-
Enthusiastically and unanimously passed.
The Convention was addressed by Hon.
Joseph Farwcll and Hon. +. +. Webb who
also read little from Congressman Mill
ken The Convention adjourned ut noon.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-06-09
A Splendid Publication,

We have received from the wel-known Book
store of Bixby x Buck the June number of the
Bpiiiing Edition Of the Scientific american.
This is one of the most interesting and attract
i've periodicals of the day, well worthy the atten-
ton Of our readers. Each number carries two
separate supplements, one consisting of an ele-
giant plate in colors showing in perspt ctiye Il
new and beautiful dwelling, with floor plans,
also in colors the other supplement- consists of a
large sheet Of construction details for same
dwelling The magazine proper contains 32
varied, interesting, and useful information,
many fine cngravngs, including cottages with
plans, and other illustrations pertaining to arch
itecture, building, domestic economy, household
etc. The most surprising thing is
is the price-only II cents copy. The work
has great circulation, and certainly deserves
-
The Somerset reporter., 1886-06-09
Commencement Week at Colby
University.

The following is the programme for
the week
Sunday, July / Baccalaurcatc Sermon
by the President at 80 L. NJ, mt the Bap-
fist church. Annual Boardman Sermon
before the Young Men'a Christian Associ-
alton by Rev. Prof. John NJ. English, A..
NJ. of Newton Theological Institution, at
!. -.
Monday, July 5.-Iyy-Day Exercises of
the Junior Class, at go p. NJ. on the
Campus Exhibition at 7.45 at
the church. Meeting of the Board of
Trustees at Champlin Hall at 80 Z. NJ.
Tuesday, July 6.-Class-Day Exercises,
at 1915 A. NJ, at the church; at 80 p
NJ, on the Campus. - Annual meeting
of the Alumni Association at Alumni Hall
at . =. M.-AnnyerSary Grafton by
Rev Edward Everett Hale, d. d., of Bos-
ton, at the church at Is 7. NJ
Wednesday July Commencement
Day. Exercises of the Graduating Glass
and Comforting of Degrees, at the church
at 1870 A. M.-The procession forms
at Memorial Hall at 10. Commencement
Dinner at Alumni Hall at | T. NJ. lii
Drary and Cabinet open to visitors from ,
to J.--President' Reception in the ev-
ening. Commencement Concert by the
Bernhard Listemaun Company. at the
Town Hall, AT < L. NJ.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-06-09
The Railroad.

Mr.. EpIroR.-I was pleased to see in
the REPORTER of the I'd inst, the long
list of names of "business men of Skow-
hogan" who ARE interested in the sue
cess of the proposed railroad from Skow-
hogan to Moosehead Lake as it has a
business look and shows that the bust
ness men of Skowhegan are ready for ac-
ton in that direction.
And propose that call be issued by,
or in the Somerset REPORTER, for con-
yention, to be holden in Skowhegan, as
soon as sufficient time for notice shall
have been given, in which convention,
the male and female shall be admitted to
equal action, to organize railroad com
pany, and take the necessary preliminary
steps for building railroad from
Skowhegan to Moosehead Lake.
w. s. +.