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The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03
Notices!

The annual meeting of the Somerset Central
Agricultural Society for he Durn ,so of rhoos
ing ohicers for the year ensuing, and for trans.
nc.ihs all other business that may legally come
heloie II VIII be held in Morrisons' Hall skow
o'clock +. VI. ~ '1 Nv"
Notice Is also her by given that action will be
taken at his meeting upon changing Article lst
Assessments Of Life Members. -
skowhesan, Jan l6th 1886
2wi 9 $3.50.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

American apples are on their way
to England markets in carefully
packed barrels, the demand being
particularly good this season. The
chief markets are in the north Of
England and Scotland, London ia
. poor market, INT liverpool will
always dispose of apples upon more
Z Les iavOeable terms.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

ADVERTISE by addressing Geo. p.
1ROwell 4 Co. 10 Spruce 3d., New York. can
ADVERTISING In American Newspapers.
~ 100 page Pamphlet, 10c.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03
Farm For SnIa.

The William Towie farm situated In Uart,,ra
three miles from iartiand village and one mile
from ithey's Mills. Said farm cuntni nearly
20 acres and cuts from IL to 10 tons of good
tered one good Orchard produced this vear
,Vtr 100 hnsheis OF apples. Good coml0rt.ble
iafm buildings, good wood lot OF neatly loo
aeres with some lumber. This farm can be
addIes,, JOHN |. TOWlE Veazie Me and
NELSON s. TOWLE OF skow hogan Ne o,na.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

DuuKf1oTs' "IFes uIIe1 -IHOtHers
We cnpnatically guarantee Dr. AArchini's Cat
holican femaic Kennedy to cure, Female diseases,
oucu aS Ovarian uouUies, Inflammation and VI
ccIatOn-ta.llng aud Displacement Or bearing
Vi Lie, LeuCulrnua, besides many weaknesses
sprhglug from the above, AXE Headache, Boat
lug, SPINAL "eaknes5, Sle.plcssness, Nervous De-
Dnity, Puipalatlun oil the neart etc, For sale by
Druggists Price LOO and = so per BOtte. Senu
10 ~. ). Is. M,rchisl, Utcu,N. Y, fol pamphlet,
free For sale by biADy " Buck, druggists.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03
SheriH's Sale.

Somerset 81:
Taken on execution, James Wright vs.. Eliza
A. Gardner and Maria IL. Nye aud will be sold
ut public auction to the b. CHEST bidder therefor
at the office OF James Wrigut III akuwhegan Ia
saia county, On the 2Ith uay Of February, A. ID
1856 at ten O'Clock iu tine forenoon, all the right
title and interest that the said Eliza "A. Gardner
and Maria Ia. Nye or either uf them now has
or had Oh the third day OF December, A. ID. 1884,
nal writ In anu to the following described Real
Estate TO wit: cerain tract Of land situated
in Canaan la said county containing one hun
dred acres more or less and bounded on the
north by land OF Willis Barnes; Ga the east by
Land occupied by Willard Brown and land oI
islah Crowel; on the south b. land occupied
by James Harmon aud On the ives: ~ laud
said Execution Is sooner settled. Dated at
skowhegau this 18th day, of Jan. A ID. 1886.
3w4 ZENAS VAUGHAN Sherin.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

ELIENDs' OAK GROVE SEMINARY AND
II COMMERCIAL COLLEGE-Spri Term
open on Tuesday, Feb. 2sd. and continues IL
weeks Fits for college, Teaching. and for
teachers at the head Of each Department
Special attention is called to the Commercial
Course just added. which offers thorough and
Law, ComI Arithmetic, Banking. PeDmanship
DC Expenses low. Apply early for admission
as our numbers are limited. Send for cata-
logue. CHAs. H. JONES. Principal vassal.
bore Maine.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03
Nervous Debilitated Men

You are allowed free triatof thirty days of the
ure vi DR.. Dyes CeleDratea Nulluc Belt with Elec-
trlc Suspeneory Appliances, for the speedy reliel
and armament cue Vi Nervous DeDiii y, ioss oi.
Vitantyand Manhood, anu all SindIed troubles
Also, iurinany other uiseases. Complete iestoTu-
ton 10 health yi,Or aud manhood Guaranteed. NO
risk Is Incurred illustrated pamphlet with fun
lufolmatiun, terms, ETC. niallcu Tree by address
ing Noltalc Belt Co., Marhaii, Mich.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03
Positiv, cure for Piles.

To ,the leop,e Ui tins County W. would say ee
have been gwen the Agency Of DR.. MAcnls Italian
Pile Ointment emphatically guaranteed to cure
or money IeIundcd-lnIr:ua External Bind,
Bleeding or Itching iit5. Price 50c. ii box No
cure, No Pa. For zA'c BY btXoy y Back Drug
gistn.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03
Attend to it Now.

Many suffering people drag themselves about
with failing strength feeling that they are
steadily sinking Into the grave when by using
Parker's Tonic they would find d cure commence
ing with the hrst dose. and vitality and strength
surely coming back to them.
II am 63 year old; have been sick nearly oil
my life. nnd ought tn know something about
medicine by this time. l have uaed Parker's
ionic freely for more than year, and consider
1t the b,-st remedy have ever known. In fact.
now nnd no other medicine necessary. For
weakness debility, rheumatism. aud that dis
tressing all.x0neness and pain from which
suffered so long. Il has no equal ! do not see
how any one ran afford to do without 90 valu-
able medicine" Mss. HATTIE N. GRAVES, cor
East and Front streets, Providence, RI.
pavkOv'O Tonic.
prepared BY Hiscox / Co. N. VI
Sold by eli Druggtsta 10 largo bottles at u %
lmk5
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

Mrs. N. Donor. Mtlbanh, D. r., says: ~ use
Church 4 Co.'S Arm d Hammer Brand Soda and
think Il sPLRnDID.
sufferers with Piles should not waste time or
ss 0esy ~ tocns1 cssBenaS ~ inssscss
Aies, whea "ANAk1ols' will dive inelAnt r.
llaf. and y 3 eegeA1n eaye. oeM b OIuRgise.
"a ssSSse IL. ~ ~ -. AAd'''' "nAkHs's'"Sss
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03
Commissioners Notice.

The undersigned Commi- sioners, appointed
by the Judge OF Probate for SOmerset County
to receive and examine the claims Of the credit
ors auaiust the estate Of Sarah Jones late oil
Brighton deceased, represented insolvent, give
notice that SIX months from the eighth day OF
December 1885 are allowed for said creditors tn
present and prove their claims, and that they
will be In session for the purpose Of receiving
said clatms and proof, ut the Office Of DanfOrth
4 Gould in 6k0whegan ON the twenty-fOurth
day Of February next and at the Wesserrunsett
House IN BRIGHTON On the twenty sixth day OF
May next at ten O'Clock In the forenoon of each
day.
Dated, Jan. 9th, 1885.
EFF. DANFORTH. lromm,os,..
ALBERT LEAvIMT. @on'n''s'ohefs'
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

An En- lish Veterinary Surgeon, now In this
country says that ShertdaH's Cardlry Condd-
ION POrders are superior uuy lie knows Of Ia
England, is they absolutely pure. lie de
nounccs the large package fraud and warns
people not to buy them.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

A Beer journal says: "Beer.brewers in
America employ an army of half million
men; they have invested quarter of a
billion dollars In their business, and they
sell about one hundred and eighty million
gallons Of beer year"
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03
Father Is Getting We'll.

"Mv daughters say
GLOW much better father is since he used Hop
Bittcrs."
lie is getting well after his long suffering from
a disease declared lncurahlr"
And glad that he used your Buffers"
A LADY of Utica, y. Y.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

DR.. I. S. Sohnson & Co of Boston Mass. pro
prietors of Johnson's AnodyRe LinMeat, will
send free 10 all who will write for Il reliable
most To be dreaded OF all dreadful diseases.
Write your name, post-offlce address, county
and State plainly.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

Dr. Hammond says that ia a thousand years
that all white men will be bald 1t l. rumored
that rrlnee Bismarck will shortly pcnsios Dr.
Hammond.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

JAMES PILE'S PEAkLlNE Is highly indorsed
by hvusekeepers and others who have tried 1t
No soap Is required, anu cleaning Is done with
IA SAVING OF mucn time anu labor. Ali hjuse-
keepers should use II.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

The b1issful elasticity of spirit with self
made uinn 10 supposed TO possess is despond
sncy itself compared To the ecstatic buoyancy
OF soul which permeates the being of the street
Arab who has learned to play u tuse on the
mouth organ.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03
a CARD

To All vino suffering from the indiscretlons OF
youth, nervous weakness, eaIIy decay, iors vi man
mood, &C. viii send recipe Ina viii cure YOU
FREE OF CuAKuk. 1nIe great r.meuy was die
u sell-addrvss.d envelope u the REV. JOSEPH L.
AMMAN tattoH D.iAeW York City.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

so~rp.rr "a. COURT OF INSOLVENCY
In the case Of John P. Luce lnsolvent Debt
or. This is to give motto. that on the l2th day OF
january, A b 1855. warrant In Insolvency was
yency III said County VI merset, against the &C.
ia,e OF raid John p. Luce. OF New Portland
sdjudred TO b. an insolvsnt debtor. on petition of
MD dsbtor. which pstteiOu was fled % the nth
dsy OF November A. D. 1875 % which date interest
on claims 10 10 b o. imputed. That the payment Of
an, debts 10 o. By sasd dehtos and the t.ansi and
NJ. TSat Iestn9 OF the or dll0rs Of aaid debtor
70 peoyo ser debts aed ch0ose one o. m6es assiGn-
- Of ~ e>saaa Will - heA y CceseH Iaso,vsn.
~ 10 = ~ len - II Probate Crast Room IN ssk
,kowh~pn, IN Ne ~ day q February
4. b. IS5 q Il one O'Clock II ~ a1lssanos 0ivca
under ~ hasA TIE daas Alss abevs w,seess.
psp.v shsss4 aaxsasssgcr Of said Cdsrt q L.
solv1acy. 3W3
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

For cure Of rheumatism, neuralgia in it, va
rious phases Of sciatica, tic douloureux, semi
cr.nia. Ae., and eout, use Salvation Oil, the
sreasest rain cure on earth. II ID . specific for
he ahove disease Price % cents bottle.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

In some cities out West, Colgsn's Tafy Tolu
Is go popular that the newsboys sell II ON the
streets aud on the cars.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

They are going down to dinner. Hc-"May
Sit vn your light nu1df" she-"Oh, think you
had better tnAe Il char" He did.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

The question has frequently been asked why
HiKulauders wear petllconts We are advised
that ii IL BECAUSE their wives wear the breeches
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

II has just leaked out that 4 gentleman in
this city " ho prom sed bis wife u singer ma
chime Tor christmas put her of with II canary
bud
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

STATE Or MAINE.
SOMERSET, 50. SUPREME ctaL CouRr
senl December Term, a ID. 1895.
Gcorue Mitchell Executor OF last Will and
testament Of Henry Plummer, late OF Skow
h,gau, In said County, deceased,vs. William s.
Plummer. And now On suggestion TO the
Court THAI the said defendant il not an inhabl-
tam of this State, and had no tenant, g,nt or
attorney within the same, that his goods or
e-taie have been attached IN this action, and
that he has had no notice of said suit and
attachment. iis Ordered, That notice OF the
tendency of this suit be gwen to the said de
fendaut by Publishing an atiested copy OF TINS
order, together with an abstract OF the plain
titi-s writ three weeks succe-sivelv in the
Somerset Repoite newspaper printed AZ
SkOwh in the county of Somerset the last
publication to be not less than thirty days be
fore the next term of this Court, to be holden
ut Skowhegan, within and for the county OF
Somers et on the thiid Tuesday OF March 1886
that said defendant may then and there appeo "
and answe r to said suit ii he shall zee cause.
Attest; l.. IL. WEBB. Clerk.
(Abstract OF Pits WRIT
Plea ofthe case. Declaration upon accOu.
annexed. Writ dated November nth. 1898, re-
turnabe ut the December term Sup. Jud Court
Somerset County. A. ID. 1888 AID damnum
Sl5OO0O,
A true copy of order of Court, with abstract
OF writ -
3WI Attest: l.. H. WEBB Clerk.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

1t is not necessary for Il man to put IA therm-
ometer In his Ill Outn to ascertain II he has cold
In his head.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

The river ut Paris, +, lance, has been stocked
with American salLcn. Poor tnings They are
in Seine.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

"HNLadies d Gentlemen should wear
w III l. Patent Inner fleets. They enable
you to wear a smaller Boot they make you
taller and more stately; nails canuot hurt the
heel OF rust the hose; they make u higher
lnstep and give u pretty shape to the foot; they
are splendid; ladies admire them. Sent safely
by mall everywhere. Wraps ten cent pieces
IN seperate paper, put in envelope and direct
To r. 4. II. Co, No. 10 Springfield St., Boston,
Mass. or iuclose 81 tor 4 pair. They make
pretty present TO lady or gentlemen friends.
send Tor pair and be stylish aud happy
Please read this once more.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

II you would havea recognized standing III
the community, puIronlzc the horse cars habit
ualiy.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

THATFEEBLE, WIFE. Mother, Daughter or
sister can be made the picture OF health, with
clear, rosy complexion by using Gimores
Aromatic Wine.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03
HERE AND THERE.

REV E.. !. VII lTNEY. of Clarhson, n. Y says
Gilmorr's Wine for female Weakness stands
without rival. For SAFE by horatio Gushing
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03
CARRIAGES.

l wish to inform the Public that
have in my Shop a lot OF New FIRST
oLAss CARRIAGES, made by myself of the
best Stock, and Warranted. All in want
IS Good Carriage are requested To- CO..
~" examine my Stock at Shop in rear
- reporter office.
Repairing promptly attended to.
Having secured the services of ISAAC W.
DAVIS, FIRST CLASS BLACKSMITH am
prepared to do all kinds of Repairing in
> "orkmanlike manner at Reasonable
Prices.
@-Tire Setting a Specially.
ID. \. FOSS.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03
SheriflSe Sale.

Somer-et S. s.
Taken on Execution, dated January 25rd A.
D. 1856, wherein Joseph z. Drew, John viii
son, and Daniel W. Ames, all OF Pc tland in the
county OF cumberland are creditors and Ezra +.
McIntI of Fairfield in Somer-et county is debt
Or and will be sold by public auction on the first
d " of Marcia. ID. 1856 NJ 10 0'clock H. the fore
neon, Mt the store of ID. II. Bartlett in the town
of Athens iu Athens Village in said couhty of
Somerset all the right, title and interest which
Ezra F. Mclntire of Fairfield in said county of
Somerset had on the day of October A. ID. 1883
ut o'cl eek in the after noon, when the same was
attached on the original writ To the following
described real estate situated in the town OF
Athens In Athens Village. in sid county If som
erset To wit A certain lot of land in Athens
Village aforesaid with the building thereon be
ing a store, occupied by NJ Green bounded AS
follows on the east by The road leading from
Athens Village to Brighton, on the north by ID,
ii. Bartlett store and the right of way owned by
Gu.tavus Jewell on the west by land owned by
Gustavus Jewel and on the south by "a stur
owned by ID. Ii. Bartlett
Dated January 25th A. d. lss6.
IENAS VAUGHAN, sheriff.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

WANTED case OF Female Weakness, Cen
eral Debility or Nervous Exhaustion tuat Gill;
moIe's Aromatic Wine will not cure.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03
II NfAk
auIaaaa nnaF sllno2 PACIFIC HALLWAY

~ a ~ csptrsi position and Close relation to
a Dr3ncirs nnss Esst and West 81 initial and ter
iink in that system Of through trsnspor
Ssfion which Invites and facilitates travei ana tfeHc
between cities Of tie Atlantic and Pacinc Coass ~
II also the favok and best route to and from pon,
East Northeast ard Southeast and corresponding
points west Northwest and Southwest.
The Great Rock Island Route
Guarantees its patrons that sense Of personal secu
riiy AFFORDED BY solid, Thoroughly baIIssea r9sn-
bell emooth tracks Of continuous steel rail- substAh-
ncrfesction a. hun an Hi can make a. che safety
appanceo Of patent BUFFER, platforms and Air brakes
and that exscfing Discipline which governs the prae
this route are Transfers At all connecting points IN
Union Depots and the unsurpassed comforts and
iuxuries Of its Passenger Equipment
The Fast Eyprss. Train. between Chicago and md
f:C Council so Sp q veil mel.
sieepers Of tie latest design and sumptuous Dining
eaten between Chicago and Kansas CITY and Atchison
ire also run the Celebrated Reclining Chair Cars
The Famous Albert Lea Route
Is the direct and fayorte line between Chicago and
and st. Paul where connections are made
Ia Union Dspots for all points In the Territories anu
Rritsh PROVINCES Over this route F:s, Eapre rs
s9rts picturssaus locsiss and hunting and nshin9
grounds Of lows and hinnesota Z also the m9.i
'"" stiii another Direct LINE via seneca and Kan
sakee has been opened between n c1ncnnat indisn
Minneapolis and ST. Paul and intermediate points
For detailed Information see Maps and Folders,
obtainable As veil az tickets AZ ~ principai @
dressing
n, r. cAOLG, Z. ct. JOHN,
Prest 4 acnl Mgr. oenl Tiki & Pass Ag't,
f-rrrGAaO
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03
Caution.

Whereas my wife Margaret Smith has left
my bed aud Board this is to caution all parties
against harbOring or trusting her on my nc
count as shall pay NO bills of her contracting
after this date.
Skowhegan Jan 25th 1886.
St. JOHN SMITH
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

From The Homestead" BY ions GREESLEAF
WHITTIER in the February .f1aHtic.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03
Maine Cent? R. r.


On and'aiter Monday, Nov, ., 1885, Trains will
run follows .
Passenger Train Leaves SkowheRan. for all
points west at s 90 A. NJ. Passenger Train Ar
rives al Skowhegan IS r. M.
Mixed Train leaves Skowhegan At so, r. NJ ,
anu arrives att 80 "A. M, every morning except
Monday. Mail on all trains out and in. -,
The P. N. mixed train connects at Watervflle
with evening train for Bangor and st. John, and
enables passengers to take night Pullman Tor
Portland and Boston,
PAYSON FUCKER. Genr Manager.
+. e. BOUTHBY. Gen Pass'r Agt rs
The Somerset reporter., 1886-02-03

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Remedy he hest remedy in existence
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The Somerset reporter., 1886-06-16

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The follow
ing are the real estate transfers which
have been recorded in this county the
past week.
East MadiSon-Robert Morrison to
Luke poulin ct al. Sl0o. Emma d. No
well to Herbert J. Ham 81. d. S. Hun
nerwcll to James Emery. 5000. Zcbina
Dinsmore to d. S. IIunnerwcll Sl5o
Norridcwock-Wcnt Vamcy ct
al to Mary S. Bailey 81 love and atlcc-
ton. Lydia II. Burrel to Fred IL. Bur
rell 5000 Mary G. Lindsey to Roswell
NJ. Baker. $500. Asa &. Whiting to
Fred A. Carlton, SD Same to Nicholas
Miller 500.
New Portland Sarah Henderson to
Andrew H. Nichols. 500.
Charles W Crowcl Ia FL
bridge Bckford. Sloo.
Ripley-.JoSeph Blaisdcll Jr, To John
Hamilton. SllOO.
Skowhcgan-W II. Pearson to John b
Nutting Sl75 Albert Murray 10 Rich
ard II. Merrill TT al. 5000. John b. Nut
ting to Edwin :. Prescott 5000. Albert
Wade to Asa 5. Emery. $50. Lueius l..
Morrison TO John DeMorr. $500. Cecil
J. Burril 10 Asa 5. Emery. $50. Esther
\. bore 10 Frank L. Lord ct ais So,
W. H. Pcorsou To ( harlce Provo.
Fairfield Harriet William to Sanford
s. Chapman $50.
Palmyra Perry Fnrbn>h to Napoleon
b Furhush $500. Same to Same. $50.
INSTRUMENTATION L. Allen ct al Josiah
7. Nirkerson S37.j0.
Maylicld Alphcus 5. G. Hall ct al to
Mayicld Slate Company $
Embden Frank Dpnally to Flora f..
The Somerset reporter., 1886-06-16

"Disease is a deviation from Health of Body /,
a Disordgr, Distempcr, Maiadg, hregniarty Of
the Systcm.' No matter what the disease may
be termed, it is causcd by some disturbance Of
the hidncy Lirer, Biood, df Ncrres. Any
medicine that does not act directly un these and
especially On the Hood, htdatB on L'sef, can
accomplish no permanent eHre. thorough
knowledge Of the functions Of thosr oTsans T.
necessary to produce remedy for thcif Ills
Browns Sarsaparilla is madc from formula
written BY the lHie Vim. II. Brown, NJ. D.. d.
graduate Of l}owdoin COLLEGE aud Harvard Mod
zeal School, aud student ia European ins',fu-
tutions.
Dir. Brown Wis the family physician II thu
present Chicf Jtnttec II Mum, a- wcl as ethcr
prominent men Of our day, md wa, bisll, re-
spectcd, alike for his virtues and skill. It will
be seen, therefore, that wc present, not COIN
mon patcu, medicine, hut ssteaFc pfepata-
If Hoitdcr0ta p8iee, whereby
The Somerset reporter., 1886-06-16
Fourth at NorridgeWock.

The citizens of Norrldgewock show
commcndable public spirit In making ar
rangcments for grand celebration of
the glorious birthday of the Nation
Five hundred dollars are offered in purses
at the Elmwood Trotting Park. 800 to
3 minute class, 800 for PAGERS, Sl2j for
2 s. class, $50 for 2.3G class, SD for
Bicycle race and $40 for foot race. The
proprietors of the park have greatly i'm
proved the track this season and ii i, in
excellent condition.
4 Special Train will be run on the
Somerset Railway; Leave Oakland at :
a. m, leave No. Arson, Arson and Madi-
son, on the regular train arriving at Nor
ridgewock in season for the fantasies.
Return after the Fireworks. Fares for
the round trip, from Oakland 40 cts.
from No. Arson, 40 cts from Arson and
Madison, 30 cts. Admission to park -
cts, ladies, children and carriages free.