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which would he more than enough to pay
this store bill, Nou better pay the bill
ami take the organ
Reply: true. the money did come from
the pension hat when married my ha>-
band some twenty year, age brought
him s2o0, which he has never paid. The
So was in part PAYMENT OF that long
standing debt
Verdict for plaintiff for Sso
Merrill ( Colin for plaintih.
Walton 4 Walton for defendant
Ro>e /. Williams Vs. Samuel Bunker .i st.
This action is trcepas> for the same ea" ami
hrifer in CONTROVERSY ia former case.
The doteuse in this case Is that 1u ahceI Is
net liahe ia frc,pas, for the service of rcpleslu
Wf4t uaf the palHih ia rrpe, III faf assisting the
officer rs his direction. Nor WAS rhc plalui.d an
reid,,H liable ia trcspa~s fat taking the cattle,
which were lH the possession of the Defendant ln
reIir,in aud By him morigaged 20 such pl1utiii-
/ II tho plaiuiia DO thl, ea>c, kose J.. Williams
has the hcttar tlie She could assert Acr nights lu
an a tlan uf fruer ,saiusf Bunker.
/ Nlr. sfrNdrt ilfaded fhe general i>sne iu fai-
east. aHI then madc q special plea flll nj a>set
longer than thf neral ia@, tud he Wa~ afta.d VA
Haf as good f.t hiu Us tHtt dNInr cede. Nj
4 Walt thgaa4' fur haffrr tumL for him Was f'
discontinue as t. fhr u'heaH. .itd 80 fsis Upon
/ h1s action IF tru-Ea-> tsaIusf Huuhrr iar taking
property o. eLIaa -hf hI fflr better Islo than
/ he. H. lsa rjuH- taaf tim possession a, vii
/ IS fhr tfir#t5s I'd Hef II the tuHe sf the itkIug
sad nat 30 - VI Sf.Nafd Nr Naltauacuuf,
/ 70 'he spr. uia1 WAI1h 'akr' the cfst 'u iht
/ .ast .sHtf.
Walton Nation tI p.snnH
>f.sz1f uIH lzszla IN defendant.
lremah tlNsu ~. s,l,e,frr II. NAalnes.
iusHs- iar atns nd carry lnR a"ah hl. IN
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24

SHALL rntA BIZ CONNECTED BY THE Iron:
Some twenty-five or more Of the lead
ing citizens of onr village met Mr.. james
MITCHELL the railroad contractor, announ-
ccd in the Rcpoyter as having a definite
proposition to submit looking to the build
ing of the proposed railroad from this vii
day evening. There were also present
several gentlemen from Athens and from
East Madison Dr 5. \. Iattcn was
called 10 the chair and ]. o. Smith was
made secretary. DR., Patten explained
the object of The meeting and called upon
MIR. Mitchell 10 state the case. Mr. Nit
chcll spoke of the dcsirability of the road
and the advantage it would be to Skow-
hogan and stated that he was authorized
to state that he represented a syndicate
that would build the road between the two
villages and have II train run into Athens
the coming fall or early winter if the
friends of the road would raisc Il certain
sum and pay the land damages on the
route.
The chairman called upon the various
gentlemen present. and those who spoke
expressed themselves without exception
in favor of the road. j. +. Holman ESD
of Athens, and A. $. e. Hall of Madison
stated very clearly the situation that the
Skowhcgan and Athens Railroad Com
pany found itself in at the present time
and were quite confident with a fair pros
pcct for the building of the road in the
near future about S4o,oO could be realiz-
cd ON the subscriptions to the stock al
ready made. Mr.. +. i. Prnncll of lIar
mouy was called upon by the chairman.
and said the people of his town were
greatly interested in the proposed road
from Monson to pittstlcld and hoped the
project would he II success, but, if II road
was built from here to Athens. did not
expect it would be,
\ committee consisting of McSSre.
A. r. BiXby, +. b. lIesclton, and
f.. f. Fairbrother were designated FaS
II committe, to confer with Athens par
ties and McsSrs. S. \, Patten, J.. W. Wes-
ton and \. k. G.. Estes lis committee to
confer with the people of Skowhcgan.
Mr.. lIe>clton offered the use of the Rink
free if it should be found desirable To
have public meeting, The conference
adjourned to meet the following Tues
dAyevcning.
The committee not being prepared to
report Tuesday evening, Adjournment
was had until Tuesday evening next, at
the IIeseton House.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24

The proposition to build railroad
from Skowhegan 10 Athens, given In an-
o. her column, is remarkably favorable
one for those who desire 10 see the road
huilt. and It Is doubtful whether more
advantageous offer viii ever be made.
The Capitalists who have large sums OF
money Invested In the Slate quarrles a.
Monson, and other towns in Piscataquis
County are determined to reach the Bos-
ton market by more direct route, than
they now have. They prefer the skow.
/ hogan route if they can havt 1t, as II
i IS more direct and perfectly feasible, but,
i ifthey can strike the Maine Central al
i Pittsfield, or at Newport via. the Dexter
branch, it will serve their purpose. II
/ the road should be built 10 Athens there
is scarcely doubt but that It would Sc.
cure the building of the road from Athens
% Monson aud later 10 Mooschead lake.
The Monson quarries are now doing
large business. Two thousand square,
were quarred aud manufactured in the
I month Oh ftDIudlg auh tIc pl'Pli't''7
are making arrangements to Increase their
output largely. If they can secure direct
railroad transportation, the industry viii
become one of the most important in The
state aud will greatly aid the town thst
can secure large portion Of the business
resulting therefrom, as Skowhegan can
II it has direct railroad communication in
81 the heart of the Slate region. Bangor
now gets this business, although the
route to that city is n roundabout one.
The problem Is not whether SkOwbegau
shall remain as IL is now, or have rail.
road to Athens aud Monson, but, whether
it shall have the proposed road or have its
present business diverted by a road 10 the
east that Will operate as the Somerset
road now does on the west. With rail-.
roads all around 1t, Skowhegan will be
come a village that shall have attained its
growth and be on the retrograde instead
Of the busy growing village il now is. II
Skowhcgan and Athens people can avail
themselves of the Offer 0t Mr.. Mitchell, IL
srems to us they cannot afford to let il
pass. pittsfed, IIartland and Harmony
people are ma ing vigorous Efforts to Sc
cure a route through those towns and the
success of this route must necessarily
take business from Skowhegan and Ath-
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24
CE N ERAL.

m. 1,,.ol a,,,i,, 1o,,. i,,st noe.ol IN Niis-
.i..i,,,i o1lo,,.. a ,,urn TO- ,.otn ia nroLiIi,
the salo nf ,inuor nftnr thn countv in
which il is situated has refused to prohib-
il.
.,raroo In ana of tl,. snit. brouubt
o,,ai,.t tho ,,rr, Of Cram & ward hos In.
ciInI that William s Warner must nay
over to the receiver of the firm the sum of
81 ,395,152. this being the excess of what
Warner received over what he paid to the
firm.
~, ., ..e,e ar
III N"i pii' i" 7''''7 ~ -
,iirt.nn mn,,rns ,yrrn on trinl for an nj
,nn,,,taI ossoy.inotion shot ten of thnnn-
,,rrs ,lnad and mortnllv wounded tbr re-
naming three.
Tho Canadian Pacific railway is lavino
1, cn,,,,,1nti,n of a nov, hridyn across tho
<, ! ,,,ronce ot Iochine for its traffic to
,hc itlan,ir cons, The cost is estimated
-, 80 5oo noo and If is to he comnletrd i'm
no,,-,,,,or II vim II, ON thr canitlnver
nrinrinlr with six solid stone piers sup
porting il. The Grand Trunk will erect a
nrv dcnot there this summer that will
rost hptvrcn 5000 900 and SIU0 900
,r,,o Citr b.ll ,t F,ll River Mass was
-, Lt'.;,iar miorh, II cout Sono ono
r''' '', ',.ii'. Ii,tror,. ro,tai,in ,n noo vol
,..',.i, Nv ,,.a, oi.o hnrrrd
"''''0 "'''
II Is saIu thut WI, ',Ho' ~ + '''ne' ~ !,
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24

Some papers have seen fit to say that
the confirmation of certain Revenue oil
GERS by the Senate was Inconsistent with
the position taken when papers were call
cd for, but the action is explained by the
assurance that the suspended officials were
not removed because of any neglect of
duty or for any reason rejecting upon
their personal characters. This Is only
another way of admitting that they were
removed for political reasons only. The
Senate in that case therefore has accom-
pished its purpose in relieving the char
actcr of the suspended officials from any
imputation suggested by their suspension.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24

There is good prospect that large part
of the property of Grant < Ward stolen
by Ferdinand Ward and transferred to his
side partner William S. Warner immedi-
ately after the failure, Warner was en-
joined from conveying the property, and
now it is in the hands of II receiver who
has authority to transfer it to the rccciv-
or of Grant 4 Ward if Warner does not
DO it himself within some two weeks
dollars
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24
County Clippings .


The debt Of the town Of Starks Is now
s,n san IA M. -. md. a. raanctior
n lbe debt during tbe mast year Of s366. Go
a., H.. IT., -, ,,..il NJ. y Dohsop
ra pit,.r.l1 IN ..,,,55.pf, Ia na,
IL, ,.,,,,ia,. t,rt.i..t,f,.
z.,....zz.,
h1oef' i'unP1N eI Aase' -. I''la ".n' WEI,
10 hIu"NMI'A anu Ii,,' ii'S '.a',' i 9','P9,'''
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Interested Paf'le> "ifeA'A '''A 'i ,i'i, t
n1'IouN tlo''ih3 Nl'.a5''"s '", ~ Nv
,eaNoi- TN "i 9nIt '' 'i- '''i"'e - e"'
oi 'pelh'
ScNcntN-tWo converts were made III Inc
1 mon meetings ull7'I il' + an, ~ ~,
iia''l ana iiIseIll9 al 'a'' '1la' ~ M
M la>tea I"uf NeehN an" 'ae "'e'' -
siiA hePt up III ine sH'ieh'N
The kcnncbec Framing company No.
- Washington street aud 80 Hawlry
street. also Fairfield Me- ha~ com
promised with the creditors al twenty
NE cents on the doi"I.
\ crew of men are hu>ilv engaged i'm
constructing the foundation Of the cdgin@
hurucr for burning the waste from thr
saw mills al Fairfield Il is in a forward
state of construction and will be ready
for the iron work this week
'rh,. .snrin,, fern NJ tho Maine Central
lnstitutr broan nu Monday last There
were loo students registered the first day.
The term will evidently be very pros
porous one....Mr Ira Holmes has been
appointed express agent in this village in
~ -
rbe onos,ion nrd.r ..itotion inst nov
nitI tb,, n.u,,l. nf It,rinnnv j. tho rail.
rond which thev tbink i, likely Ia he ex-
t.nded from pittstald Ia the Lake. Al
ready i'm thcir mind, eye. they can sec
the smoke of the locomotive aN 1t WendN
it, way horihWard.
The Society voted to secure a loan upon
their grounds not To exceed $500 to be
used in repairs and Improvements, and II
was also voted that Life Members Tx
charged admission to all exhibitions OH
the grounds except the Annual Cattle
Show and Fair. when they are entitled to
free admission.
The death of Mr. Josiah I.assel. presi.
dent of the Kcnnebcc Framing Co. is yer,
unfortunate for the future prospects OF
the COMPANY. which depended largely up,
ON his means and business experience In
placing the company on a sound basis. II
i hoped that the death of Mr.. Lassell will
Affect the prospects OF the company onlN
temporarily
The Annual Meeting of the West Som
er>ct Agricultural Society was held il
Central Hall last Saturday afternoon. III,
following officers were chosen Sanuc
Bunker. Pres. s. W. Tinkham. Niec-Prcs
Ben Moore, Sec. and Treas; Trustees
Benz. Hilton, North Anson, CcphaS Hit
on. Arson. Abel Thompson, New Portland
Chas French. Solon. WIN. r. Gale, Nortl
Anson.
NJ f..,.,.,. ,,,,.,.,.1,.of az S,,,l.. nalto
-. ,,',.,,','I a,,'I vi, -a,
,.,,,,, ,,,i,a', II, ,,,ar,.;o,,o :, portlan,
- Vi ,'t', n,.,r ia,,,rl,,ar ar IuJ,,
!. - Unn,L 49, s,f c,ari. III. c,.re
',,',,,. ""lm nnrfnrunod -, ,hn ro.id,ncn ~
~, A. I IIu,tn, ni,,It oli,nr Of tb
prn.s nt 20 WiImnt strnnt in tL
nrc.encc of !, f,.,y nrr.nnal friends Of th
,ridn and ,,rnon Rn, T. Daniel.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24
somerset County omcers.

Clerk of Courts-L. II. Webb, Skowhegan.
County Attorney-James o. Bradbury iiartiAnd'
ludge of Probate-Turner Buswell, Solon-
1icgister of Probatc-H. ). Goodwin, SknShcgan
County Commissioncrs-A. J. Moore, llartldnd =
p. Hilton, Brighton Hiram Moore, Madison Cen
ter.
Register of DecdS-II c Dcckcr Skowhcgan.
County Treasurcr-A. o. Frederic, Nurridge~"'
Sherif-Zcnas Vaughan, Skovhcgan.
SIoshier, Pittsfield; Is. NJ. Steward, No. Anson'
Wm. W. Brown, Harmony, r. 5, W ill1ms
IIartland Lyman Grant, Solon; Augustus Brad
bnry, Fairfield; Il. NJ. Baker, Norndgew9ck {
H. lanes Athens; John II. Mitchell Cambridge
Benj. A. Sawyer, Starks.
Iailcr-R. NJ. Baker, Norrdgc~ock.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24

Gladstone's colleagues seem to be de-
serting him in his home rule for Ireland
project, but it is very probable he will
succeed in his great undertaking. lie
will announce it at an early day it is said
Lord Chamberlain has withdrawn from
the Cabinet and John Bright is said to
have demonstrated against it.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24

Bro. Bunker of the Fairfield journal is
II trihe irritatcd by advice received from
and speaks in terms decidedly uncompli-
mentary Of the paper "when he purchased
it little over two years ago with a
fraudulent subscription list, and so utter
took the trouble to unfold 1t or take it
out of the post office" ''Bcn makes Il
lively paper and hits a head whenever he
sees one that he thinks needs it.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24

Mr.. Blaine has sent TO ex-Gov. Foster
of Ohio, valuable souvenir letter from
Horace Greeley. In 1871, Mr.. Greeley
wrote to Mr.. Blaine, who was then Speak
er of the National House, calling attention
to the fact that Mr.. Foster had been elect
ed In a district that was democratic by
], l,645 In 1868, and urging that he must be
. strong man and deserved q good place
on committee. This letter Mr.. Blaine
now presents to Gov. Foster, who has full.
y vindicated Mr.. Greeley's opinion Of him.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24
Consumption
Conquered! !
WHEN THE DOCTOR Z Guild
DO NOMORE

.CHAS. y. CABRERA, 80 Hawley
Street, Boston, Mass, writes:
zone year ago | was apparently
so far gone with Cosumption that
my life seemed only a question Of
days rather than months. With
my faith in the ability ofphysicians
to help me all gone, | tried almost
every known remedy, with no ap-
parent benefit. Finally, as a last
resort, | was induced to try DR.. r.
G. Flowers Lung Cordial. The
very first dose gave me relief, and
with the first bottle | took new
lease of life. and | can honestly say
to-day that one spoonful of this rem
edy is worth more to the sufferer
from Lung troubles than a gallon of
any other knowa remedy. A bottle
of it is now one of my choicest po-
sessions, and at the first symptom
of cough or cold fly to ii for the
relief it never fails to give
DIR. FLOWERS LUNG
CORDIAL is without question
the most wonderful Lung rem
edy ever discovered. 1t eradi-
Gates the germ of CONSUMP-
TlON AS NO REMEDY
HAS EVER BEEN KNOWN
TO DO. 1t stands without a
rival for COUGHS, COLDS
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMII'and
CONSUMPTION.
Price 500 per bottle. A
copy of DR.. Flowers Rules fol
the Treatment of Consumption
accompanies each bottle.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24
Notice Of Petition for Discharge.
STATE OF MAINE.


SOMERSET, IS. COURT OF INSOLVENCY
In the case OF David W. French, Insolvent
Debtor.
Notice ia hereby gwen that petition has, oD
this l6th day OF March, A. D. 1856, been
presented TO said Court for said County by
DAVID w. French Of Skowhegan, in the Coun
" OF somer.et, prayi that he may be decreed "a
have lull discharge from oil his debts provabe un
der me insovent Law Of Maine, and upon
SAID pettion 1t is ordered by said Conrl thai y
h airing he had uponthe same before said Court at
me Probate Court Room in Skowhegsn In said
Connty Of Somerset, on Tuesday the 18th day OF
April. A. D. lss6. at one O'Clock In the after
noon and that notice thereof be published In the
somerset Reporter newspaper published in said
county OF Somerset, once week for two suc.
cesive weeks. the last publication to be seveH
Gays before the day Of hesring; and that all cred
tors who have proved thcir debts, and other per
: IONS itterrst-d, may appear at said place and
time, and show csn.r, u any they hav. Why
discharge should not be granted said debtor ac.
cordinR 70 L.. prayer Of his petition.
Attest
5; II. GOODWIN. Register OF said Court fos
said County Of Somerset. 2,l2s
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24

Milford Mass. } journal.

An exchange truly remarks that 1.-THE
struggle to sell cheap goods and undersell
competitors, more than any other cause,
has brought about the low price of wages.
More solid truth never was compressed In
the same number Of words.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24

Messrs. J. A. 4 +. A. Cilley of Fairfield
sold to BENZ Hilton last week two yalu-
able colts, bred by them, Daisy Withers,
a chestnut nlly, sired by Gen. Withers,
dam Lady Gilbreth, by Gilbreth Knox
foaled 1882; also bay tilly, Pitt Sing,
foaled 1883, sired by Hambletonian Knox,
son of Gideon, dam Empress, by Sterling
second dam by Honest Allen, son of Ethan
Allen, for 500. Mr. Hilton obtained
these valuable animals without paying a
fancy price.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24

We are glad to see that the Pscataquis
Observer is prospering. 1t came out last
week In new type and enlarged form,
makes fine appearance, and is as good
as 1t looks.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24

The bill to increase the limit of pensions
of dependent relations and widows OF de-
ceased soldiers and seamcn from S. to Si2
has been approved by the President and
become "A law.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24

The condition of ex-Prcsidcnt Arthur is
reported to be very grave. He is greatly
prostratcd and has fallen into Il sorrowful
state of mind that augmcnts his physical
ailments
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24

A thunder storm visited the southern
part OF Maine and other New England
States, Sunday
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24

Speaking to areporter recently concern
Ing the two railroad schemes i'm this coun-
ty, the proposed road from Skowhegan to
Athens, to Moosehead Lake, and from
Pittsheld through Hartland to the Lake,
Payson Tucker, General Manager of the
NJ. c. r. r., said
THE gentlemen interested in these
movements are not comforting with us.
The matters have been left to committee
of our directors. Eventually something
will grow out Of these movements. You
see that when we are at Waterville, we
are within 90 miles of the Lake; but to
reach It we now have to make q circuit of
$50 miles or thereabout. II liue should
be built from Pittsneld TO the Lake and
there tap the Canadian Pacific. 1t would be
great thing for Belfast. Via our Belfast
branch, It, nearest winter port."-Adver-
hsr,
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24

FIIS-An Fits stopped free by D.. Uss's orss.
Nerve 1sSssfsf. No Fits after drst days use. Mar
velous cures. Treatise and ts.C0 trial bottle Al,
TO Fit cases. Send TO DR.. Kline, 93i Arch St
Phila Pa
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24

The President has appointed VIM. w
Brown to be postmaster at Calais, Me.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24

can more than endorse the above letter of my
wife. She has hten great suffrrer and the sew
era physicians who have attended her could of y
no encouragement. We accepted the Vapor Bath
OF Dr. Conant with the positive assurance that il
would perfect cure or the amount he refunded
1t has done wo dirfu work, aud wonld net be
wi hnut 1t for ten timer its cost. While my wife /.
tral Of rmed from sickness to almost perfect health
we fnd the Bath luxury and shall always give 10
il pl ce in our household. TF DAWSON
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24

FIVE THOUSAND LADIES to %sHsa do sar # Fa%Sy Snsy
Work. No Canvnssing No Humbug. Easily
learned aud neat. Five to Tn Dollars per
week at this season. Steady employment the
year round Apply at once for particulars to
kENSINGToN PLAGUE AND PANEL ART Co
(knickerbocker Buidingl, ls7 fremont st.
Boston, Mass. p. 0. Box 5,2OS.
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S5ANIDROSIS S.

Five Dollar Check, good for sixty days. will
be sent to any person in Search OF Wealth. Honor
or Health with positive evidence Of the tfficancy
Of the Compound vapor Bath in ex-
tractng or oisliiectin4 all aint, upon which d.
sease finds basis. or as source OF income to the
operator. For domestic u-c or public praci ice
Address DIR. =. F. Connnt, Skowhe gan, Maine.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24

The trouble between the Bates Mill,
Lewiston, and the Knights of Labor and
other labor organizations has been salts
factorily settlet, wsges have been ad-
vanced l2 1-2 per cent. and the machinery
set to running. This Is very fortunate.
the long idleness has caused great loss to
the mill owners and operatives and many
other individuals. No one Is any the
better for the suspension and 1t seems as
though with little common sense and
prudence on both sides, II might have
been avoided.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoris.
When she was Child she cried for Castor,a
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24
To Prevent Small Pox.

10 the Edttor 0f the Reporter.
Sure preventive OF Small Pox without vac.
inatiOn MY be found in Dr.. R.C. Flowers
Nerve pills, prepared by the Flower Medicine
Co, and sold by all druggists.
This has been proven by practical xperience
during one Of the most dreadful epidemcs Of
this disease ever known in America MD.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24

The examination Of the Pan Electric
company, is not confined to prose entire
ly. DR.. Rogers continuing his testimony,
said that Garland had treated him meanly,
and displayed book of satrical poetry
in which he (Rogers) ridicules the adj
ministration.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24

The friends of the President have the
advantage in the discussion about fur
nishing papers to the Senate. They can
have the files of the departments ransack-
Senator Kenna, in his speech last week,
read letter written by Senator Sherman
when he was Secretary of the Treasury to
Senator Conkling in which he takes
ground different from that now taken by
senator Edmunds and some of his Repub-
lican colleagues. At the same time howcv-
or Senator Sherman volunteered to fur
nsh any information within his power.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24
AN1DR0sIs!


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DIR. C0nani-N nh ouly two weeks Us, OF your
Compound Napor Bath find myself ueqry rest r
Ell, after hve months of the worst form Ol nervous
prostratioh, chills and fever. Onr OF he most re
matkabe effccs OF the Bath ls that within one
week all desire for morphine, to winch | had h, .
come a slave, was removed, You assured me,
and cannot ind words to expr ss my gratitude e
for what it has done for me. certainly think It is
wonderful sy-'em, and that the Compound vapor
should find place in every household.
Nnura sincl rely
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24

KNOW THYSElE by reading the Sci.
ence Of Lie the best medical wO ever
published for young and middle.aged men.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24
Aauananar pacisions.

ANY person who takes paper regularly rom
he ofice-Sheiher directed to his name or anoth
rr', or whether he has subscribed or no-s respon-
sihle for the payment.
i. If person orders his paper discontinued he
must pay all arrearages, or the publisher may CON.
tnue to send it until payment is made, ands icei
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, 81
removing and leaving them uucllod for, is prtmd
faeie evidence of fraud
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24
somersets' Proposed Railroad.

There has been break in the Chicago
wheat market.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-03-24

sc. Court. March Term, 1855
ORDERED that the SOMERSET REroRrER, pub
lie newspaper printed at Skovhegan, in the County
of Somerset, be designated appointed, and made
the County Paper, in which hereafter all pnhig no
trcs are to be printed until further order Of Court
l., II. WEHB, Clerk
4 true copy of order.
Attest, l.. II. WEBB, CLERK