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Daily Republican., 1888-07-28

Geo. NJ. D. Hart, sdmiulstra,or c
the estate Of John II. Parvis, will sail
at public sale at the hotel tf AleIa0 Ser
Max we'll, Middletown. on August IL d,
.1I2 shares OF capital stock of the PArv 4
& Williams Manufacturing Compary y.
The shares viii be sold in lots 10 suit the
purchaseTs.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
a Youog kunisn rsut

-, T'TIsggao, Ps., July ~ : JOSEPH
w. ,i -, n l9 @ .a'S :, q = a'y, s tenteaced 10y
%uut' ~ a., -, - % @hy.srs imprl-ol
aa', ~ ~ s,. , 80 go, euituiary f5r as
e. s. ~ H.. + ',. ,r,r r"''' Ms Lively, wife Of
p, ,'e a ".,' g"zy, last s7yIug Mrs.
1-l''a2 ~, "a "a az m tro<en in the strug-
E,o' la,,. q,,,4 W %Ooi n vzr recovered from
'I' stO' "a IL uled few day agJ.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
a uoIored Lporetia Borgia.

YAzoo CITY, Mise, July 27.-The
dan ghter OF Dolph Mills ,colored, poison
ed her father and three brothers yester.
day at Ben tonis. Two are dead and the
others win die. The mother missed heI
po ison by being at church.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
another sale.

Robert MoCaddeu will have another
sale of cows ct tho Bellevue Hotel,
Ninth ward, on wednesday, the 9Th
of August, which for quality cannot be
exoelled. He will also sell three or fouI
horses. For particulars see advertise
m ant
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
Hlnelsgn v5rors latw1 ram,llos

PlTTsPrEG, Pa, July u Two faml-
lies living mar Belrlouie, Genre Couu-
~ Will cast uirttten votes or Harrison
aud Protection Tbcy ere John Weaver,
I's tpur tons and fur Ous iu.law and
semuel Lewis, sr., Lis seven sons and
iEU sons IN law.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28

Emeltz & 90 o; No. 10 East Fourth
stceet, hAvs pnrGbsssd q large peach
orossrd, which IT lg supposed wlA yield
not less thar b,rO0 baskets, They afe
all late varieties Of the finest kinds, and
the tlrm will no doubt be able to ut
soue OF the best peaches # tho Eeas on
on the market.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28

The semi anu uAl session OF the Grand
OouclRye OF Delaware, Heptasophs OF
Seven Wise Men, will be held In the
HsTkusfs Building, Tenth and Market
sIests,on Monday evouiDg. All mem-
oefs, pact aIohons and represen tAtiVeI
Ars requested 70 he present
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
IIoIse.wa.rpsa y, 30 .nery Fsther

AlLENTowN, Juiy .T.-Petor Rcsh, q
well know Ca4taeur,y,ls orse whipped
On lhe streets today hy William f
Blank Tor an ate aprtd sau upon VI
suI s-yFar old dau F5tr Of the latter
tyEA wa suuad thrasrcd.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
Sunday Reout
l1oo" 40 for the latest news
,ert,ng ,he ,Jul-iJT.

r.ut, Seuting the Jul-Ohs
- Jtendent Mills, OF the De!a-
o.. 1yision, with q humber Of the
on IsylvaniA RailroAd officials, IL
,eoted the new cut off Of the P, W 81
s Railroad from the 6hellpot 10 New
castle to cay, and found It in frst-clhss
ord or aud fully ready tor the immense
fruit trade that II Will ha called upon TO
accommodate within few WEI ks.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
TNUBLIU SALE OF FIRsr.OLASS
flesn obWs viii be sold 1t the Bolle.
Fuo Hotel, Sin ward, city Of Wilmington,
ON WEDNESDAY AFrERNOON,

AUGUST slh, 1883, ct O'Clock,
20 head Of fresh Cows and Forward Spring.
~ era, d stock bullg, 2 ca;t horses fg-Rl2
10y gobd driving horse, slAl 5sssE- !
lion, Royal u gorge. year, old,
Tho anove COWS were b1ugat springoFG in
Laposster and Lebanon cOuLtits, and ere
considered by good Judges 70 he the best lot
Of cows soll at any uubHo sale this season;
smeng them will DO f0uGd some heavy Hilk-
ers and Blk butter COWS Persons wanting
good young COWS Should attend this sale.
safe positiVs.
A credit di 20 days Will DO EiYen on all
sums over asb. ROBERT McUAIDER.
L., W. Stldhsm Son, Euota. i2S- dGHs
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
W. b. SHARP - 90.
Vim, B, SharPGco''
Fourth and Markell SIS,

HCdbOh , OAoAhGool a@N 1s$'
ing placed our orders for fall
delivery, we have decided to
make some remarkable re-
ductions in what stocks and
parts Ct stocks we have lett
|of seasonable dress fabrics
and thin goods Of broken
lines.
This will be a peoples
benefit, of which the stay.at-
homes will reap the harvest.
Our best French Sa;eens
have been In elegant styles
land superb qualities and
comprised the newest and
most desirable t h i n g 8
brought out. We have sold
them all the season in these
qualities for IS ana 37A
cents per yard. We have
lyet a good selection in about
thirty styles, some Of them
being late arrivals. The
whole line In colors and fig.
ures Is reduced to Io cents
per yard. Every lady is her
own judge Of a good sateen.
domestic Sateens will stand
a good word and. while not
as handsome as the French,
are splendid value Tor the
money and closely initiate
THE finer ones in styles. We
h ave ~ styles left from o
lar, re handling this season
and lHave been selling them
for 12S cents. They are all
sreduced to 64c per yard.
| All of oc.y ChaIlies, regu-
lar 10 and 12.centefs, are
reduced to Ole per yard.
All OF our Batiste, "a in,
wide, still in good assort-
ment, regular 8 and Io-cent
lgoods are reduced to 6 and
l7c.
Ia;asmn ~ '. % ~paque DIN
@ ulas' inches wide, ii
.''' . new styles and color
IiEgs, regular 10 and /
Ger Is, thin fabrics, are re.
Ia .,ced TO 5 cents per yard
All OF our Crlnkled Ba
tiste in blues, pinks, crear
p and tan-figured-are re
Is duced to b cents.
e All Of our solid stripe
Seersuckers--grey and ta'
q. white and tan, and tw
tones, are reduced from {
=. cents to 3 cents per var
as All OF our IL and IS Gel
s. ISeersuckers in colors al
,'s self stripes arc reduced to
10 10 and 10 cents.
This is war to the knife
wash fabrics. Our policy
ret to reduce cur stock-ne
Gdy G goods are clamoring for a
9s @. mittance every day.
w Imported Scotch Gin
lss ase hams-4o styles in pla
aud colored stripes al
ed, plaids, all Of this season
importatIons - regular
and 40 cent goods, are +
F,s 'os ducad to Is cents per yal
old Lorraine Cable Co
nd Zsphyrs, partly eingha
! ! 0S 9s partly chambray effect wi
a neat pin stripe on a pl;
:ea, grouud-have been IS Gel
all season, are now reouc
to I2l cents.
,,ii + Linen d'India-La'
}asr !, e idea, nearly Swiss In weif
FyG5s VI - beautiful and desiraI
.fS; ISc summer stufa, self plai
herring bone, dainty striJ
. and harmonious coloriI
1t are reduced from % to
VI. cen s.
z si;, - Ladies' fine gauze j
! mat 4 sey fitting Vests of the CT
IqsTl tsd, brated "Otis" brand
| llS Il,S necks and short sleeves,
'G9la 81 ID high neck and short sleev
,s,a}Y aailY silk bound-regular h
; ressI n oJIo,. x,,,aI;t;se oroy.,,v,,l,,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
Onlr lrrrnla,thn

George Anderson, N his 4B h year,
] Jiterment At Wilmington and Bran ~.
wine Cemetery.
Sarah MAhouey, In her sSth year.
In isImeut ~ RlVbrview CsmeteTy.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
EElLaTy

TalTt--aysG-a ssg- h2an reported
TO Rseis.reT Les 4aiias the pgss wecs
TBeuiy dge n ihes4 a \ oaiIdE,n, Ead
tFeDty-v1e u III n IS G., ef sesT
nFI
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
ulsar TPeddlers

The market was pretty we'll clear oil
peddlers TO day, aud the arrest Of five
OF item last Saturday seems to bave
had = ssluiary effect. Clerk Smells
vas on the lookout for these parties,
but II there were any on hand this
morning they kept we'll out Of eight.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
rnnE NJ IKRr.rWn HA Nnsnns nurr

UdOE HEEr-rwo HANDSOME Dwell.
y linIs in PennsgIOvs, on Wtssahicon
ave., dirlctly fronting en- tbs river; d ne ga nd
shoTe; excellent bsthing bObtiHg and hsh-
ing and beautiful grove directly botWsen
the dWelling and river. Without doubt tho
finest location in PennsgrOve Rents very
moderatb. ORll OF address W.T. GARRl-
SUN, or Il. J. SHOEMhkER PsarsgrOve,
". j., or SAm'L ShEBLE, N. TIN St,
Phils. iaS cts
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
NOTICE " IN RRIFLY & WHIT

NOTICE.-WE BRILELY & WHIT
IN CRAFT. tha tenants and occupants oftse
house Situated ibg n. Water st.tH the 2nd fard
OF the city Of wilmington, county - New
Castle and State OF Delaware, IN COM
.pllance with the requiremelts Of the
acts ol the General Assembly in such case
made and proTided, do hereby give notice
that we shall Apply In writing 10 thettOurt OF
Geucral Sessions OF the Peace and JAN Delly-
cry of the stntN OF Delaware, IN ami Tor New
Castle County, dn Monday, the l7th day Of sept
A. D.. las3, being the next term Of said court
for a license fOI said house as an inn or tavern,
/ for tlie sale thGrpln Of intoxicating liquors in
| less quantities than one quart 20 he drunk on
! the premises, and the following respectable
| citizens recommend the said application, VIZ
Phillip II, shea, Peter Gross,
l Dunris C0nuer, John y. IlrEel,
| Ad,lph klOIRrg, George u. MetZuer,
! &. II f. GTbas, SAMUEL G. ed,
| NJ. Brady, Samuel Hockhelmer,
/ JAS. w Porter. A. W. Randolph,
/ RODt Keuybn, George ID, Ftrra,
i w Hsmmohd, Stansbury Murray Jr,,
Cbns. Huindl, john J. Bush,
| Nicholas 6hny, ROber Hutton,
] John d. TlOnpBon, WIN, BtheGck,
1 Henry tiebdrt james n. Murray
i A, smith, BRILELi & NHlrCEAFF,
/ Jus 81
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28

IOIIOE ALL HUNUEABLY DIS
N ohArkad soldiers and sailors Without
respect so Lrevlous Iarty predictions,
are ilvited TO meet to-night with the Nste-
ran clrb All King stteeL trhs YUuag mems
RepubllcaN oiuU TvplDJ. '.t~-ev2h7 Il inter-
est 10 s7trt veteran Will pe disseuiss. ami
atepa taken 70 demeEd AID secure pr tights
Tho county owes us more than 8 mere debt
OF gratitude and lot US with ona voice do
msad the IulhlImont Of the plstses made
Og = loyalpeopie. WIN. +. YushsLL,
i2Elt Pre3ldent.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
me arnnn Onnoiarn

"Wolf HuutiUR," illustrated, Sunday
Republic, 3 cts.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28

NIUIIuE- THE MEM BIRS W SMYrH
~ Post, No. /, Department OF delaware,
q. A. IT,, will meet in the Pos! room on sun.
day aftsrIOon, a: O'Clock, to attond the fu-
neraI OF our late oomr ade Past Post Com
mAuder JAmoS IA. Wtightlngton.
Jhs members will meet in Post room on
Saturday evening and AtreSulAT meeting OF
Post on hl 0ndny Osening IS business OF gre i
i'm porianco will come before the Post,
= a d Ia LEWIS, Commander,
htttBs:| S. Solomon, AdlutAnt Ot Post, II
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28

Homemade candies, 4 W. Ond at
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28

w S5a srSDA 6s o.DSt,5s Xo1SS 5,,;5 LAZY oSI
Salcryei Per week to start. AddIessRP
thts otAos. l2s.at
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28

Sate boI
les and
hes Of 1
|and /
Permitted
fortgag.
|B preps
/ Sales
Ients CO
=
ldence
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
s@-~7--NW-N
8Rte of Stook

"AtTA'd OF theti Shadow, illust;a.ed
Sunday Republic.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
tnrnnassll nm O, chnrd.

living by tbe.r w!,a.9 illustrated
Sunday R3pubic.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28

% ssS o9%A yg5sI1 IEsg saS q siSSs .Tsy
about the middle OF J 1no Tho hud- 80. }.
or will be suitably rewarded on TeturlIue
her 70 ELIAS HANDY, UarsofOii, DeI.s
l.s-2sl .ltWh
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28
DIED.

Try Tsylor's Dime Express, al
Market street, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-28

eaHhgV
that u
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and
yat ply
the
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lwd SUE
lrbfatel
Conn.
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Having
layers
Stating
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ll0 acti
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plan l.
portnn
activi.
effect.
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Daily Republican., 1888-07-28

L
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sctiOn or
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Daily Republican., 1888-07-28

WASSTIlE5DTs SIl5Ts T0RsEs no SHi .Gaal TAKES :? TO
fences Abundance of grass shade and d
mile Of running stream, Also daily tnspec,
tiOn, W. Il II. G. FASSNDRE
jy2'-6 -eod-t FalrYllle, Pa.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-09-13
OUR STOVE and
RANGE Department

is well supplied ane Therefore 1cad'
to meet the increasing dcmdndS that
will be made upon it this fall. As a
rule we hOd to the HamgcS that have
given such unqualified satisfaction
IN years past, and the QHHher, Aclr
TUif'dnd FIRST National are as good
and IA little better than ever as some
valuable Improvements have been
made upon them without increasing
the cost to the buyer. There are
probably more of theSn ranges in
use in Maine than there are six OF
any other makes. We think it safe
to say. no town in the State is with
ont our ranges. We were especially
fortunate last season in our rood
heatiagStorcS it being the first yeal
but what some We're pronounced
not satisfactory i'll every case. We
feel confident that our line of Parton
and fhdmbcr Stores cannot be
equallcd in New England.
Send for cuts and price, Of he@
goods and any other thar Non may
need, in each case specifying the AZ
ticle You wish to see represented.
Write to us as soon as possible that
you may have ample time to con
slider and compare with those Of
other dealers, if you SO desire.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-09-13
The kartland Fair.

Tuesday, the first day of the annual eAhl-
htiOn of the East Somerset Agricultural
Society at IIartIand, was favorable as
regards weather and attendance. 1t was
devoted to the cattle show exclusively.
The display of cattle was not so large
as on some previous years, but was supe-
rior in quality. The display of sheep
was unusually fine. The pulling was fair
w good. The usual number of vendors
and sharpers were on hand and every
body was happy.
Wednesday was set apart for the eNll-
bition of horses and the articles in the
hall Many horses were exhibited, and
there were among them some fine specl-
mems of horse flesh. The hall exhibit
was very good. The fair is held early,
and the back wardness Of the crops this
year all tend toward a diminished eXhl-
bition in this department, larger
crowd was in attendance than the day
before.
Thursday the committee reported,
the premiums awarded. A large crowd
attended the trotting.
The races Thursday commenced at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. First came wagon race
for a purse of SOB, to horses that never
started. The owners were to drive and
stations were barred from the race
There were six entries for this race.
Best three in five and mile heats.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-09-13
Examinations.

In our account of Nominations at the
great Republican parade last week we
omitted to make mention of the follow
ing: L. +. Sturtevant, photograph
rooms on Madison street; Miss Sarah
Kimbal, residence on East Front street
and the residences of j. b. Young, John
Durrell, Gilman Prescott, Marion Mills
F. II. Wing and Mr.. Walters on Pine
street Mr.. Young informs us that all
the residences but three on Pine stree.
had Examinations.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-09-13

Mr. T. |. Noyes Of the Maine New
Brunswick Insurance Co. is working
Skowhegan and somerset county and we
hear is meeting with good success. This
company stands high and is writing a
great number of policies all over Maine.
We particularly call attention to the En-
dowment plan any ten persons entering
the Company can contract with each
other and the Company, for division of
the benefits secured by each Certificate
as follows Thrcc-tifths to the benciiici-
aries named and provided for in the
Certificate, and the remaining two-lifths
to his associates in the Club, who are
named in the Certificate. 1t gives us the
true Tontnc its members protect each
other at actual cost in it will be found
the advantage of protection to those we
leave dependent in the event OF our
death aud profits of Endowment to
those who live to old age t@6)
The Somerset reporter., 1888-09-13
1910 1893.


HARRISON A>b TNLEG ASp HARRISON ASH
MoHloN
The following named Republican vot.
crs, now residing in Skowhegau, whe
voted for WIN. Henry Harrison in
ls40 will vote for his grandson Beuja-
min Harrison in l,s,:
John McCrilHs, Oliver Walker, Jewel
Dearborn. Alexander Crawford, VIM
Morrill,, K II Merrill Frederick lIoyt, j
Priest, Calvin Cleveland, Edmund knights
George Bigelow. Abel M5rIii, Jo>"ph
Robinson Harlow BusioW. StWyct BIZ.
Glow, Frederick Weston. Ensign Frye
Osgood Smith Henry Je~ett, Danicl
Webb Ghas Bean Abc Prescott, james
b. Daseomb, Albert Fuller, i. T.. Lyon,
j. W. Brown, Seth Wyman. Edward Slui
ley, John Swain, Elkana Durrell, Samuel
Morrill,, Ephraim Bigelow, Joseph Is
Snow, Freeman Bigclow, Seth Getchcll,
\. Bachelor, Asa Merrill, Hiram Snow,
Nathan llodedon, Robert Tuttle, Joseph
Smiley, Benz. Flagg 9. II. Spring, VIM.
Tolman, Jas. Wright, Jonathan kempton,
Benjamin k. Wing, F. \. Scyeno, lothian
Weston, L. l.. Nranah.
These gentlemen are invited to meet at
Republican Headquarters i'll Reporter
block, Tuesday afternoon, the 18TH inst.
at clock, to take such action in the
way of organization a they may deem
desirable Ii is hoped they will all at
tend
The Somerset reporter., 1888-09-13
Somerset Representatives.

The Representatives to the Legislature
from Somerset are Edward f. Good
win, Skowhegan Frank w. Hovey, Pitts
field; Greenville J. Shaw, IIartland; Chas.
II. Allen Mercer; Charles l.. llolbrook'
Starks; George +. Doe, Cornville; Steph-
en- Merrill, Scion; Edward G.. Adams,
Moscow. All Republicans.
This is gain of one representative in
the county and it is tina first time since
the organization of the Republican party
that the bingham district has elected a
Republican representative.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-09-13
Deserved Mention.

Lewis Anderson, Esq, President Of the
Somerset Home Market Club, receiyet
the following congratulating message
Tuesday morning by wire:
The Home Market Club sends congratu
lations to you and all other good members
of the club, who have produced such glo
rious results. Keep it up,
llEKBERT RACk1IfF,
Sec'y Home Market Club,
Boston,
Mass
The Somerset reporter., 1888-09-13
Brigham Mitchell.

William +. Brigham of the editorial
staff of the Boston Globe, and resident
of Somerville, Mass, and Miss Lettle
Mitchell, daughter of Francis and Betsey
Mitchell of thisItown, were married Thurs
day. the 9th inst. They started on car
rage drive about the State of two OF
three weeks. A very sensible way to
sncnd the honeymoon.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-09-13
Picturesque Skowhegan Village
nnnFovamanfq

If any one desires to witness the i'm
provement and neat appearance of ouI
streets let him take a walk in warn
evening Of his olfactores can endure it
on West Front Street. 1t is made tn,
dumping ground for all sorts of filth anc
garbage, old hats, boots and shoes, til
cans &C, &c. 1t may be all right, but W,
who live on the street do not know anC
cannot see why that locality should b,
selected for that purpose, as it is by botl
sides of the river. The attention of tho
municipal officers and the Board OF
Health has been called to it, but thus fal
without effect. The vote of the town al
its last annual meeting seems TO be entire
ly disregarded.
A RESIDENT on TIE SIKHEI.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-09-13
An Omission.

Through an inexcusable oversight VI
omittcd mention of the Refreshments
served to the visiting organizations tina
took part in the grand torch.l light process
sion In Skowhegan, Monday evening, OF
last week. The Bangor companies anc
the Tigers part9ok before the parade and
the Winslow, WaterYille and Fairfield af
ter About 700 were given a good, sub
stantal supper, and all were pleased will
1t. The ladies Of Skowhegan always ex
cell in feeding multitude, and are cnt
tied to great credit for the way it wa
done Monday evening, the 3D. inst. The
visiting companies gave rousing cheer
for Skowhegan Indies.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-09-13

The attendance at the State Fair was
light Yesterday, the rain prevented the
races from coming off. Before this
morning only LOG State Fair tickets had
been bought at this station. "Wednesday,
Grand Army Day, was very unfavoraple
for the veterans.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-09-13
Probate Court.

The September term of Probate court
commenced at the Propate court room
Tuesday, and will remain in session dur
ing the week. The usual amount OF rou-
tine business was presented and attended
to. but nothing of unusual Importance
has been done.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-09-13
THURSDAY SEPT, 18th, 1893.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Job Printing.

.f,b Printing Establishment connected with
fht J,psrr REPORTER is prepared to do all class
he S"N'-rL The richest as well as the mort common
crs oil STan,nrtent and experienced workmen are
ioos and large stock of paper, envelopes, and
emp Y'' Wedding and business cards in great va
stiu' orders of dances, bills OF fare, programs
ncly' tinted in great variety of styles on short
etc. t' 'C,inmnercal printing specially. Orders
notice viii receive careful attention.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-09-13

as this, for it is enjoyed by the poor
as well as the rich, and each yeal
adds to its popularity. The styles
this season are especially pretty.
particularly in Parlor suits nd
Chdmbcr Sets, upon which no pains
are spared to satisfy the popular
demands. Antique OAK and Ash.
as we'll as the wood in the natural
state are made in very pretty styles
and sold at loie fgUes.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-09-13
Pine PAINTED CHAMBER SETS

seem not to lose their hold, but, on
the contrary, are gainjRg in Popalp
itU this is to be accounted for by
reason of the great improvement i'll
decorating, i'll which our painters
excel all others we have ever seen.
1t is certainly to be wondered at
hat such finely executed and artistic
paintings can be shown on thos
goods, and sold at the prices We
are selling for at this season.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-09-13

DENTAL NolIcE!-To the people OF
Athens and vicinity have rented tn,
building lately used by the selectmcn OF
Athens and fitted it up for II dental oilic,
anG will De prepared to do dentistry in al
its branches. shall be in Athens every
Thursday and anyone in the need of den
tai work would do well To give me "A call
abstraction guaranteed.
+. A. Leavitt, Skowhcgan, Me.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-09-13

Gen. Harrison's letter accepting the
Republican nomination for President has
been made public, aud We will use II next
week.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-09-13
A Postage Stamp"

i, the name of one of the funniest farce
comedies ever written and will be pre-
scented at Cobun Hall, Sept. 18th, open
ing the season in this city. The company
carries all its special scenery and the
piece is presented with east of cAcep-
lional excellence. Songs, dances and
Specialtics are interspersed and every
assurance for splendid entertainment is
guaranteed. The company also carries
the finest band and orchestra travelling
in America The uniforms are fac
smile of the Imperial Prnssian Black
Ilussar and are the finest and handSomest
ON exhibition in the country. Seats are
now on sale at w. +. Robbins store.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-09-13

The Boston symphony Orchestral Club
will appear in Coburn, Saturday evening
October 18th. This is probably one of
the most expensive concert troops ever
appearing in Skowhcgan and our citizens
will all want to attend.
The Boston Globe of July :, lNNS, says
The Boston symphony Orchestral Club
has already large list of important en-.
gagcments in all the leading entertainment
courses throughout the country. The or
ganization includes many of former prom
incnt members of the Thomas and BoS-
ton Symphony Orchestras, and, aside
from those organizations, it is the only
Symphony Orchestra that will travel in
this country next season and give CLASH
cal Concerts"
The Somerset reporter., 1888-09-13
Farm For Snle.

situated IN CornyiiI, on Athens sage road.
a.. milrs from >knwhes said farm ecu
taius from "a la ~ a re- Of good land wei
Natrred. House e stories hl@h, stable
pri.c slS. Terms easy. For further iufurma
tiou inquire III l. L, Lincoln, NJ. Ansun, or J
l. smith, skowhcstu. SIR
The Somerset reporter., 1888-09-13

The three minute class trotted neat
and then the 2.io class were again called
up for the third heat Got started the
first score. ST. Lawrence fell behind
fully ) rods in the first half and yet won
the race. Time 247. The others came
in the order named Bay Fred, Sir Will
lam Wallace and Nahum Keid. This race
was for a purse of 500. The first mon
ey was won bv Sir William Wallace, sec
ond by Bay Fred third Nahum kcd.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-09-13
(iRPETINGS IRE
NOW COMING II

and no better time can be had to
send for samples. Please state the
qualities desired, whether Brussels,
Tapestries. WoolenS, or Cottons as
our selection can be made more sat
isfactory. We have some beauties
in the above qualities and theprices
are Just as near those af the manu-.
tacturerS as possible.