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The Somerset reporter., 1886-12-22
TOWN OF SKOWHEGAN,

BAPrIST.-MAINE STREET, REV. c. NJ. G
HAYWOOD, PASTOR. Preaching service IS p. NJ,
Sunday school at p. NJ. Prayer meetings Sunday a
6 p. M, and Thursdays at =. Nj.
CATHOLIC-WArERS STREET, REV. +. GENER
EAUx, PASTOR. Sunday services, Mass at 10 A. NJ
Sunday school at p. NJ. and Vespers at p. NJ.
CONGREGATIONAL AVENUE, REV
A. ]. RAcKLIFr, PASTOR. Preaching service o. 50
A. NJ, Sunday School IL NJ. Prayer meetings
Sunday at P. NJ Thursday at 100 p. NJ.
METHODIST Observation-Disclosures AVE
NUE., REV. ]. NJ. FRosT, PASTOR. Residence Par
sonage, Island Avenue. Preaching service at Io4;
A. M, Sabbath School at ia.is p. NJ. Praise meet
ing at o r. NJ, Prayer meeting at 6.5o, Class meet
ing, Tuesday evening and Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening in the vestry at 100 p. NJ.
UNIVERSALIST-CoR LEAvfrr AND NORTH
Sis, REV. j.. II. LITTLE, PASTOR. Residence
Shiriy House, Water Street. Sabbath service Io4s
A. NJ. Sabbath School at - NJ.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-12-22

not impartial They rs sHifily over tie
roof 81 the wrrtchesl and iinger long 10y the
hearthsiones 0f the rich
The optimist anilsl and sighed as no
musnzly ans wered Yes the millennium IL
a long ~ay Of, but there Is some good will
among Us s0fne generosity, some nns-liish-
ne4ss. gone almost perfect loYe, and sprne
hoy. FOR the future II TIE race. We can't
all have full Christmas tra44 any more than
We can all nave continual JOY and riches and
contentment It isn't in the plan; but its
sornething for few y have pleasure 1t has
teen said that If you MAJ children happy
while they are children. you make them
happy twenty years later by the memory of
IL Inc ram u sorrow vii fall upon them
yosn en0ugh Care and grief. old age and
death are waiting FOR them do.n the road
Vol ! xi-h the fal~e would be rung out
AMI IT, true uIng in as so9n as possible. said
IL ,l4l- rs he walked away. q ..
The Somerset reporter., 1886-12-22

SOMERSET LODGE, No. "a, & a. M-Stated
communication Mondays on or preceding full
moon. Masonic Hall So Water Street
SOMERSET CuA"rER Il. a. No Is-Stated COM
munication last Friday of each month.
DE MoLAY CoMMANDERY, X. T.-Meetings Ist
Tuesday of each month.
MT. MoRIAH CouNcIL-Mcetngs I'd Wednesday
of each me nth.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-12-22
THe LEorsO OF c-Rlsr CHURCH

Sear tn Ss4taern coa.f u Fagland
Rising 1afx from hills = yrs~u
Al aaisnt aHI-eh vita @YrIflal t5aers
~ IT, -7li,rs - BE- zso
S-gen een'4s5es have 7rit'.H
str;4Hg--t = -. 20 earl sfH1<
Masns fhu. q sasf pa apzst
"4,A RANK ~ 9s-rlfssa.
n ~. l-geud. rar.-s' .f..-,s-s-
i th- storg = i. 1ir.1
When the .ishiy ram as IT'D
skywari rom II uat.fe -arTh.
In the ,ifa4 4 william Il'a.
$ormau NOME o1th rs.ss ard god,
f4H -. - - strong ,4aiatiYus--
FYr IL 'i5afs-rs flewea f'l.- ay,i
Day $ lay ere lai,.-l s'a thin
G-.s aa4 t59iH H. f..-t a,a-,
Sa.4.. kn.u h.. IHfn- ar aat.5n
,'o ane essr a-ked - nAia-
A. ,,l!a ,ial.-t- "a the h ...1.
Bonn whs-a s.#Itu@ra ala..s have bloxn,
B5 'te 8aft Slows Z IL. el.-.-l
fHser- .pran2 'ryta y.,i.8 -fone
AMI n. r,s,i. felt al u. uaYc
~ ~ g.-f.,.. ar-isr Aaud-
ia-.l- ,.laI,-- mat fiji Nth v9Hder
a., "a. -s.Hfli norman tafI
Win q, eyratii. he rnast-r
Pas m. aag.- y u. dav.
f. IIas nor the InarpiIs sirarsrr
WeHi'i - the Hills lis Nay
Ih'a -" iazzi.d WorErnen qn@rf-d.
Wa +, ta.- who a.fs 10 uir-.
y, = I-.rf.-af ski ieav.s nothing
Tr1s.t ar .pulI r d.-sir..,
None gave answer % t1eir gu-e-iau.
Bli = ab!rAns mountain snoFs
He.p i.r-at 1rifts among the gJrg-s,
Sta .y th. church arse.
I'll H.. hour came pr placing
IAe tr-ai t--afa which span, he nave;
For IL l-,.---4 fte oak trs--, b0yiag
All lis mighty fit,r gave.
" OAK On the ills Z England
s---I - far above LIS kin
~ tbs monarch. strong sound hearted,
IL mir d walls % enter il.
An 81. nj TALL short IL something,
MEASURED BY the l4w demand
And the oak ban failed in inches
b the distance. Il q hand
The Somerset reporter., 1886-12-22

The experiments of DR.. Brown Sequard
have convinced him that the Rightly
retained in corpses for several days is
due to true muscular contraction, in
dicating that the muscles do not give up
their vitality until after the body has
been otherwise ifeless for considerable
tme.-Arkausaw Traveller.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-12-22
Newspaper Decisions.

Any person who takes paper regularlfrom
the office-whether directed to his name or annth
ers or whether he has subscribed or not-s respon-
sbe for the payment.
q. II person orders his paper discontinued he
must pay all arrcarages, the publisher may con.
tinue to send it until payment is made, and collect
the whole amount, whether the paper is taken from
the office not.
The Courts have decided that refusing to take
newspapers and periodicals from the post office, or
removing and leaving them uncaed for, is primd
fncie ~ idence of fraud.
c. c. Court, March Term, 1851
ORDERED, that the SOMERSET REroRrER, pub
lie newspaper printed at Skowhegan, in the County
of Somerset, be designated, appointed, and made
the County Paper, in which hereafter all public
ices are to be printed, until further order OF Court
l.. II. WEBB, Clerk.
A true copy of order
Attest, l.. H. WEBB, Clerk.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-12-22
DIRECTORY.
SOMERSET COUNTY OFFICERS.

Clerk OF Ceurts-L. II. Webb Skowhcgan.
County Attorney-Janes o. Bradbury, 1Iartland.
Judge of Probate-rurner Boswell, Soon.
Register of Probate S. II Goodwin, Skowhegan.
County Commissioned. J. Moore, Hartland; p.
p. Hilton, Brighton; Hiram Moore, Madison Cen
ter.
Register of Deeds-H. c. Decker, Skowhegan.
dounty Treasurer-A. o. Frederic, Norridgewock.
Sheriff-Zenas Vaughan, Skowhcgan.
Deputcs-E. p. Viles, n. New Portland; S, IL.
Mosher, Pttsheld; b. NJ. Steward, No. Anson
Vim. w. Brown, Harmony; X. S. Williams,
Hartland Lyman Grant, Scion; Augustus Brad
bury, Fairfield; II. NJ. Baker, Norridgewock; c.
II. Jones, Athens Benz. a. Sawyer, starks.
ailer-Iohn II. Mitchell
The Somerset reporter., 1886-12-22

Mr. Bones-Now, sir, can you tell me
why an oyster dealer is like a suction
pump Intorlocutor-I don't know. Mr.
Bones; why is an oyster dealer like "a
suction pump Mr.. Bones-Because he
works bivalves. Iuterlocutor-Mr Hear
sey will sing When the Bridge Begins
to Turn Rambler
The Somerset reporter., 1886-12-22
TEMPERANCE.

Coon MISUNDERSTANDING Friday evenings at
Nutters's Hall, 81 Water St.
YOU'VE MEMS REFORM CLuB-Meetings Sun
day evenings, at W. {. T. U. Hall
WoMENs CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION
G. A. X. Hail. meetings Tuesdays at !. p. NJ.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-12-22

CARRABAssEr LODGE No. 54-AIeets Wednesday
evenings 49, O'Clock.
PARMENAs ENcAMpMENr No IS-Mcets second
and urth Tuesdays of each month in Odd Fellows
hall So Water Street.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-12-22
a Good Offer.

GRAND ARMY OF THE REPuBLIC-Russell Post
No. o. Meetings Ist and sd FRIDAYS. Grand Army
Hall, corner Madison and Water Streets
The Somerset reporter., 1886-12-22

The gulf is growing wide between
Lazarus and Dives, only the two have
changed places. Dives is in Abraham's
bosom.-Col. Bob lncersol.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

MAINE VOLUNTEER MILITIA COMPANY T.
Horace NJ. Weston, Captain, Armory AS Water St
The Somerset reporter., 1886-12-22

There were 500 assertions from the
regular army in the official year of 1885,
ST, against 3, 100 for the preceding twelve
mouths This decrease is due to a variety
of causes, not the least potent being the
promotion of dozen deserving non-com-
missioned officers to the grade of second
lieutenant. Boston Budget,
Topical Songs"
"Pinafore." with its SISTERS and His
Cousins and His Aunts' song, is said to
be largely responsible for the present
prosperity Of topical songs"
The Somerset reporter., 1886-12-22
The SIGN DIVINE

mo kpocpsz The ~rIili, angel said 4:
What silsn IS ihlnes"
III molly wnrmy blood wns shed
FROM natti' heat my soul has sped;
That sign is mine"
cannot hid the gate unfold
For sign llk, thine"
10 holy works gave M sold
Gave all-the sum was manifold.
That sign is min..a
my works arc grand but thou hast not
The sign Divine.
- angel! have safely brought
Ahe record OF the deeds wrought
That sign is mh,e.
Net that Not that Thou must yet bring
sign Divine"
20 angel, angel tell the King
Aiat Tor him gave everything;
That sign is inine.n
iny HE was pure but give thy Lord
Ills sign divine
70 angel. angel tell the Lord
That all my life taught His word
That sign is NINE
lie knoweth all; but thou must make
The sign Divine"
- angel did GLADLY take
ureat burdens on me for His sake
Tint sign is mine"
y waiting soul, thou has, not brought
The sign Divine"
sweet angel, for the Lord fought.
Yet at His gate have not got
His sign Divine"
The Somerset reporter., 1886-12-22

A church that can't do anything but
keep itself straish is 4 failure.-Rev. Sam
Jones
The Somerset reporter., 1886-12-22

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WoRKMEN.-Skow
hogan Lodge No. 40, Stated meetings I'd and Al
Wednesdays, 6. A. II. Hall.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-12-22
how CAN YOU READ This and DOUBT ?
o longer.

AUGUSTA, Oct Goth, 1886.
In behalf Of the vast number who suner
from the terrible disease called SAT- hneuni, OF
Eczema, desire to make known my way OUT
OF persecution and torture, from the worst
kind. aud any persOn ever suffered Win, az
my face and hands we're almost SOHO sore
with itching Of the wOrst nature, and now be-
ing restored from such terrible condition by
the Injurious renOvatOr. the COMPOUND vAPok
BATH l most cheerfully acknowledge US
yeut0r Of this humane method, and advise all
who suffer from this fearful condition, to 90
and do Likewise. Il. W. flbhCE'
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THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, OF
Bourbon, Ind, says: both myself and
my wife owe our lives to SHlLOHS CON-
SUMPTION CURE" Sold by II. W.
Cushing
SHILOH'S CURE will Immediately re-
lieve Group, Whooping Cough and Bron.
chltis. Sold by II. w. Cushing.
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gser iii xraa MinsIpip 2

90 bieie 6rase oft seitelt mirb, molten
mir einfad iu9en, baB lie cine Dame If,
bic e8 iia felt 80 Sabren 3ur Aufaabe ma@s
te, 6rauentranfbeiten, bauptld9lia aber
3inberfranfbeiten gu itubiren. Sic bat
bic Rcnititution unb bic BeoIrfniRe bieIer
aablreiden iRlaGen DEFENDERS seprift nno
ais &eiultat praftiider 3enntniGe unb
Grfabrnns, welde ie i'm 2aufe zines Wien>
ideuutters ale Sranfenpfleserin unb Gr3t
geiammelt, bat ie ben 9pptbinS SArup
ale belpnbere8 Mittel fir 5abnenbe Sinber
8uIammenseieet. Dieie Mebisin Bat cine
masiide @irfunS fe sibt 8uhe unb
@e{nnbbsit unc erhdlt Offenen 2eib. Sn
Tolse bieier Mebi5iu 1T 6ruu 8inslcw
meltberiibmt aeporben ais WDhltbGterin
Der &inber. limb bic Sinber werben srcB
unb banfen ibr bafir. Nud in bieier Stabt
bat fe bic 9inter 3u Danf perpfidtet.
@rcBe Quantitdten bes Soptbing Sprup
uerben bier tdslid perfauftunO perbrau&t.
Wir alauben, Mr8. WinSfow bat i9
pur@ bieien Nrtifel uniterbli@ aemadt
unD mir fnp iiber5eust, baB onrd beniels
BEN Eouienbe bon Ginbern serettet purben
unb baB MiliOnen benielben nod NIT
Grfolg sebrauGen werben. Seine Mutter
bat ibre YfIdt eetban, menn fe nidt
Nirs. 8instpm's SOOtbins Snrup uns
rpanbte. 9eriu4t es Nae = Gables Yiitpr
Stem YOrt. - gu perfuufen Bel allen
D~ruSsiten. -25 Gents bic 6lai4e.
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unb 8erpnsguug. Grauen, Die biefe1be
Irbeit gu berri6ten i'm stanbe iino,
pie bic Mdnner, befommen nur 20
Gents ESQ 8feunige). u%nberbdltniBz
mdBis bobe 26bne perben in Der Grit
te3eit ge3ablt. mo elm geididter Mdber
es Bis auf 3 Wart (75 @ents) bringen
fam uro cine @arbeubinberin big ouf
bic 6alfte bieies 8etrages. Sod better
piirben ii6 in iener @esenb bic Nrbeitss
l6hne aur 3eit bet 3uderriben ; Grnte
ieuen, allein bann pirb bic geiammte
&ibens &egion BON polniI9en Sagel6b=
1ern iiberi4wemmt. bic mad Dirt Ser
6ineiil6en &ulis fir ieben preis arr
beiten un6 bic 20bne Der einbeimti9en
uno anaeieRenen 2an6bemobner aufs
idmmerli6fe nieberbriiden.
9ieie 8eri9te an beren Correct:
belt gu ameifeln gor fein 8run6 pors
liegt = seigen, baB ielbt infer in ben
allerbei9eibenHen8 erbdltniKen iebenber
teranii6er v@enter" feine l1rfa6e bat,
bas 9Oos Der oeuti6en ldnbli6en Nr=
better gu beneiben. Saal fontmt nod,
baB fi@ benz teaanifden &enter nod
eintgen Sabren Der Mibe unb plage
Die 4usii6t er6fnet, ielbft 9err auf
elmer eisenen @6oae 2an6es gu tneroen,
tpdbreno es Der beutide Sogel6bner
feIbf in feinen fiibniten pbantaiien
nidt tuagel fanm .iof6 eiaen %oertuegene1
Gebanfet 5u faHeni
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San antonio, asras. i. suli 1888.

son Antonio, 3era9, l. Sui 1885.
Sd tanfte in biefer @tabt elm @adet bon
@srslOrbs elf Maitns gteab Separation,
untsrsos q elmer dsmifdea rlhterfaduna unb
fnbe, bab bafelbe bon reinen uab ni@t giftiaen
&bsinifaIisu auiammsngefebt 10.
Die Sbee bss grOf. SOrsforO mar cine pirt.
lid ~atsbartiog bas n~nberbaaIi6e neinfein.
Iaure glatFOn ueIdes In allen 6aIens bas
gn~breiuitat bnn alIrn aus @sinaturabm unb
Notion 5aFdmmsaseirttea gadbutbern if,
bird cas I0sbare pbosp6Orfaure aaIf rnb VA.
tron, ben tDirtIideu ~Aabrunsspertb bes Grobes
pnb bic anOdsnfubitaua ~erssuseuOea eIemente
Der slaiur BY eristtm.
Gs IL fi4eIIi@ bic beife unb seiunOeFe grd.
paratiou. psIms benz WabIifum jsuaIs oferfri
Dnrbe, unb iebs Mutter, Der bic @efunDbeil
ibrer ainbsr am esrsen Iisst, iouts fein anbersl
s~sbrauden.
81 lam rsr nod bic BsFdtigrne, tpel4,
bom feIieen befabmten gbemifer PROT. 8atOr
bon Qisbis iber biefs Evaporation absessber
purbs, binsufaaen, inbem er iaste: sd be
trodte biele ,GrEnbung dIs cine Der natli@aer
CABIN, nsIss BE miHed9aft Der Meni4bsi
seIitfsrf bait
Bsis allem @rpcete ~ baben
8erSutbt ee. 25,11, tnp6W
~
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murft! Waudbpaaren!

@rocerpbdnoler uao Speifepirtbe
bonn 2anbe mD6ten mir einbringlid
barauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN. BOB tpir
fir bic Gabrifation BON WurIt uno
&au@maaren umfangrei9e @orbereis
tungerl setrofen baben unb in etanb
geieBt 1inb, allen Nnforberun9en Sc
MICE 3n leiiten. Wir geben @arantie
fur CUTE Waare urb reele 8ebienung.
Sic 3ubereituns itebt unter u%nierer per.
f6nli1en 2eitung. 9enbet Cure Be
ite1ungen BET Soften elm.
% m. 96fling 6 Sobn,
1,1Om1i 511 Mpenue s.
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Weue @aareu.

llnermibIi@ in feinem eifer, bas Bette sa
bisten, mas Der @arft ~lisfert, bat Der betannte
g 9ubb6nbIer 9err JAS. MARTIN Ell.
S4uben einseIest, BET Niles ibertlift, mas mir
bisber in bisfer 8ranGe iaben. Sic banbae-
nabten Sdube finb BON elmer eei9tisteit unb
elesan3, UNI ie6en Gub, polIteu fasen isoss
6ub9sn, gu aieren. @ir eriuden bic 0amen,
fi6 bic nenen @oaren ansufeben uno fe iuerben
nit ms nberein itimmen, bab Sas. Msrtin lei.
men Ruf, Der faibionable StubbdnoIer unierer
Stabt 81 fem, aufredt erbalt.
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0dmurrbuioeu 0eiImitteI.

Sdmorrboiben baben semobuii9 borber-
ae6enbe Samersen i'm @idsu, eeuoen utb Dem
rem, sesr bic naaften orsans ieisn in einem
pen llnuerOaulidte,t s%esenpdrtis, als BID
buns. nnbebaslidteit bes @asens etc. Eine
5en9tisfeit ME SGpeib, etn unansenebmeS
SUDDEN beruorrufenb, nadoem man parm
piro, ii elm sep0bnlider 8esleiter. 8linbe,
bIutise uno iudenbe S6nprrboiben persen
bur1 einmalisen @ebraud bon Or. 8olonfO'a
Sdmorrboiben Seilmittel, WeldeS brett auf biz
tranfbaften Stellen %einnirtt, bic 3umor ab.
%lorbirt, bas btftise SUDDEN ~befeitist uub eint
oauernOe Seiiuns beruorbrinst. abseitelt
YreiS so Gents. abbreflire: Sbe Or. Bolontt
Mebicine 60, Iiaua, Ohio.
8erfauft bel j. 8alteper C Con.
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-8hotporabhien. tnelde in gaIIas

-pbotograpbien, tpelde in @alla o.
MAPS @aIIerie e, Alb Of 9ouitons
StraBe genDmmen perDen, iinb In
ieber Sinii6t polfommer unb f6nnen
ni6t ibertrofen tperoen. Wer cine
por3igli9e Photographic gu mdBigem
Yreiie mini6t, benz empfeblen min, nod
@alamaps @alerie gu geben, uno er
mirb aufrieDtngeffellt perben.
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Sin tnternebmenocs, 5tperlaiiises
Sans.

Mau fam l@ fets anf q. 9reib berIui
fen, nidt allein, bae Ct bas 8efte fibrt, Iest ct
lid bic asentir bon ipoblbefannten bepdbrten
artiteln, Die bas 8oIt mag, gu unb erbdlt fid
baburh ben pbisen Tuf. @r bat ieBt Die asen.
tur fur Dr. Sings 1eue G%ntoeduns gesen auS>
aebruna ibernonlmen unb b~erfauft bic Wfebi3in,
neil er peib. baB fie gut 1T. Sic furirt ieoe
affection Der aeble, 2unse unb 8ruf. Strobe.
4Infhcn frei
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Gin bas reiienbe Wublifnnr.
Gin Dollar geipart, 1T elm 9oqar ners
Aipnf

Nv" ~"o"~ 0StPuhAl W Wv OUuul Ue%>
bient.
@enn Sbr 3eit uno Gelb iparen
Dollt, fei9t I'M @entral 6otel, am Main
ploso, ab. IS 1T ein biaiges unb qua
nerldfliges 9otel, ND Sbr ausge5ei9nete
Soft unb ale oenf6aren 8equemIidfeiz
ten fiir $1-$1.50 pro Sag erbalten.
5traBenbabn in unmittelbarer Ndbe.
OmnibuRe nod BEN 8abnb0fen. See
legrapbs unb SelepbOn : gerbin6ung.
SIN 9auie befinbet fi@ Die Office Der
Borne, Comfort uno Jriebri6sburg
potfuti6en. Sriibfid por Ser Obj
Iabrt. Colonel S. &C.. 8afer fibrt bas
DOtel felt II Sabgen uno bat tets bic
3ufrieoenbeit ieiner &unben geerntet.
Ser groBe 8etfebr bon SeutI6en bas
ielbft legt 3eugniB bapon ab.
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Velvetine Powder" 9ief
1rdparation puroe suert in Der preubtfden
Mrnlee sesen berbribte uno %grinbige 8ibe, ses
gen bas 8unbreiten ooer Wunolaufen, geaen
@rideIbibe unb ale Der ueberbisuus bes 8lutes
ent'prin9enOen Santfranfbeiten angeiuunbt.
Mls Elm @ulper fit RinDer ifeht eS uniibertrof.
fen ba. Wreis % @ents. grdpdrirt unb gum
gerfauf bel u. Dreib, AIamO Drug Store,
Gun Nntonio.
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= Sn Bethel. elmer Nnfe6lung Bel
palefiae CAB 2ute 9erben am Weib>
na6istage elm Glen, gu benz er biele
psrionen eingeIdDen bate. 80 beriel=
ben Durben bur6 palteten bergiftet,
Die nit perfdli@ier 8ani1e gemiirst mo-.
rem. 6eitotben lit Niemano BON ben
g~rtraniteu. obmObl mebrere benz 3obe
nnbe waren.
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Der @erfauf bes arpRen Skinner

URI BErluuT Uta BrUBtM SWHefs
aenfiaers ct. Satobs Del gebt forts
mdbrenb gut, uno 2eute, mel1e bieies
Wittel einmal sebrau6t baben, balten
es fir bic bette Gr3enei, ale duBeren
S6mer5en gu ftilen. = @bas. 2iebe,
@agleton, Wisc.
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- Ser gountponpalt bon Dallas
bat bic Salonbalter. @isarrenbertduz
fer unb 8arbiere pieber einmal benods
ridtigsn lafsn, bob fe ibre 2ofale art
Sonntag 3u f6lieBen baben.
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Feiles Sarsaparil1a" fir
ale 8lut. unb Santtianfbeiten. 8urirt Die
f@Iimmften Sale bon 8lutuer9iftung bis aur
~gepobnIiden Ginne. @ebraudsanneiiung auf
Der Etifette. Gabriairt bon Der slamo Mff's
Company uab gum @ertauf on @ieoerpertdufer
nnb an 8ripatpsrf0nen bel ". 8reib Gan
Mntouio.
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FRANK STAIRS
Fish and Oyster Depot
40 West Commerce Street
First Glass Restaurant Connected.

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-06
The Second Disaster.

Yesterday afternoon the st. Paul and
Eau Claire teams met on the West Seventh
street grounds in the presence of 1000
people. The visitors won the game with
out effort, st. Paul proving weak both at
the bat and in the field. Three of the runs
secured by Eau Claire were made off of the
wretched work of Douthett, and right here
the GLOBE wishes to ask manager Barnes
why this fielder is retained. He is wofully
weak with the willow, and any amateur
could give him pointers on playing his
base. While we are asking questions we
would like to know some good reason for
keeping Clark in the team. He is unreli-
able in the field, and his batting amounts to
nothing. 1t is safe to say that MI Barnes
could not replace these players with worse
ones. Tray is not a heavy hitter and his
base running could be improved upon. but
he redeems himself by good work behind
the bat and at first. Most of the other
members of the team are fine ball players,
and labor conscientiouSly for victory every
day. Cleveland is the best all-around
player in the league and no better base
runners than Wilmot and Adams have
been seen in st. Paul. FraZee's playing
WINS HIM FRIENDS
everyday, and everybody is friend of little
Harry Sage already. FitZsimmons, Duryea
and Sullivan are all fine pitchers, and with
proper support would usually win. The
Eau Claire team has been weeded out until
it has become first-class nine. In yester-
days game Eau Claire scored two runs in
the first inning on fielder's choice, a couple
of hits and ali abominable throw from sec
Ond four feet over first baseman7s head. In
the seventh inning two more were added
on brace of singlerS, failure to hold a
het one by the pitcher, and passed ball.
The fifth was scored in the eighth inning
on errors of catcher and second, a passed
ball and base on balls. st. Paul scored a
run in the seventh inning Oh base on
balls. good steal and hit to right. In
the ninth Adams led off with fine drive to
left, FraZee took base on shorts error,
both took base on a balk and Adams
scored on Fitzsimmons' fly to right field
The umpire was Jevne, the first baseman
of The victorious Atlanta team of 1885.
His decisions were just in every case, his
work being the best that has been done in
st. Paul this season. Especial commenda-
ton is due him for calling balls and strikes
with absolute correctness. The score in
detail is as follows: