The Somerset reporter., 1886-05-26
County Clippings.

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He''s S'i'cia'sl i,9 n ",iot'e VI movers
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will ioin in procession and march to the
cemetery and assist in the decoration of
the graves of our fallen comrades. The
Post will attend meeting ON the 3oth, ia IL
body. The sermon will be preached bV
Rev. \. f.. Parin. at the Free Baptist
church at the usual morning hour
"Wednesday of last week : ooo ooo feet
of logs were run out of Dead river, and
the rains of Saturday ana Sunday VIII
give the drivers water 10 run out another
">hool 2o,oo0.0o feet, out OF the 90
oou,ooo cut this winter ON Dead river, has
been got into the henncbec.
Ilartland and Harmony people are now
happy over the railroad prospect \ re-
cent issue of the Dexter Gazette SAYS:
The railroad situation has changed
somewhat. notwithstanding the Gazettcs
attempt to show II better route by the way
of Dexter. The chairman of the railroad
committee has received word that he road
will be built from l'lttStield to Harmony,
this summer; and Is llartland and liar-
mony are ready To do their part on 1t, the
said railroad wi begin very soon. so
after all the article headed, .Good-hNe
Skowhcgan will stand an addition by add
ing Goodbye Dexter.
rhoG p Post of Madison will nh.
.oryn Saturdoy Nav 9gth. as Memorial
Day. j W. CorSon of North New Port
land formerly of New Sharon has been
engaged to deliver the address. All are
invited hy the Post to take part in the en-
crciSrS Flowers and wrrathS for the uc-
casion will be very grcattully received.
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win. Rn.I " e.. R,r,a IittlrtirL
w ATS "a Dronrr " q G
l4f,,,r million, of lumb,r ar. tio1 nm
:, ,l, nooI ,.i,.o, ,bnvr Tho rnrnnr.tion
Cor ,,.o, nf water rrnu to million,
a,,, il, ,ho I,nth branch Of thn De,d rivrr
. . miIlions in fine chnip of nonds. and
. r,illinn in rim prnnk win mo nrns-
49,, ,,r ,un,.;n., until ,horc i moro rain
r 4 r. Engo have lrt n, ont 900 600
feet of logs in the Churchill str am. They
will ret out into the Kcnncbec only about
500. GOO feet of their winters cut.
\ou. ,hot Slou.begou and Fairfield hovn
I.al "a .,,,nn,, ,hn town. in tryiuu thn
,ta,.tri' li,,htim., systcm pittsbeid il dis
cns. '' tLc olyilahilitv Of thc snme, The
49,, ,,-,,I,n',nills in Tho viIio4n arr, dninu
n ,,,,d huujn,s. and h,d II not hn,,, for
the present labor troubles another mill
would have been built this spring and the
parties are only waiting for some settle
mcnt of this question.
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ovor III. hno. ,,ans fnnmd n fine hna,, in
ana If ,hnm r,,,ght nv one foot Mr.
pinrco frcd two bullets into him which
brought him down. lie then dragged
and logged the bear ON his shoulders half
a mile, when a Young man came to his as
sistancc and nelped him ont.
,rio ,,ro.,n,a,i,., of conn Eall." Ia,
a. ,,,, ,,,.t,l. or Sl,,,,Lo,,.,, Il, fot
,'t.,',, mi a., rriIar min, v',s
, ,ar,' ,,Iaa.in" Thc mrs wore MI finely
,,l., n,'d 10 rannt, noorla a.o,,i,tod
,I.,,n.,I,.,,. ,,.i,I ,,nrL croIit W., rn,rnt
that thr attendance was much less Than
the plny dc.cryed-d,son ddrocate.
u g. r l. Dpron F,irtiold bov.
commnncnd ON an addition of 70 fnrt to
their nlaning mill When finished thcv
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