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The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1888-11-23

when. from any cause, Tue ui7ea'
,ye and secretory organs become 80
.1e,ad they may become stlmuia'ea
!. ho,,fhy action by the use Of Aver :
s,.h,,,c pills. These Pills are pre-.
,,h.1 ~ the best physicians ana
g., .,,e 1T all the drug stores.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1888-11-23

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The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-29
Furniture, carpetings. Bedding, Stoves and Ranges
Drapery, Silver Ware and Crockery Ware,

all and essentials to the complete furnishing of
you the vicinity PORTLAND l find at
probably the MOST EXTENSIVE LINE OF
HOUSE FURNISHINGS EVER CARRIED IN NEW ENGLAND, and
this establishment ONER S5OOW To those
resident ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY, and points nearest to AU
BURN respectfully direct footsteps large store
there probably the finest buildings architectural and
Maine And those resident
the o the KNOX LINCOLN r. r., CAMDEN ROCK
PORT call particular the ROCK
LAND STORE Main st which crowded with all the
house furnishing And further and that
these Branches, but particularly HEAD
UATERS AT PORTLAND hold ourselves ready all
SEND SAMPLES OF CARpETNG, PHOTOGRAPHS of CHAMBER
and PAOR FURNTU RE- thing ask for that
THROUGH THE MAIL, without the troubles
trials journey this of Now please remember what
TO YOUR DEPOT goods sold by that NO EXPENSE
tends the handling only the carriage from the depot
Besides WE ARANTEE ALL GOODS be JUST
REPRESENTED, will make them We further STILL and
all competitions syndicate where millions
turned w DO NOT PAY THE PRICES that paid by SMALL
DEALERS and be emphatic when that THE LADY
OR GENTLEMAN WHO BUYS GOODS WITHOUT FIRST INNES
with that idea OF that should have the purchase
OF goods We have THOUSANDS upon THOUSANDS testimonials
all the New England people
sold goods and who have been well satisfied with them that they
sired this of their good will and WHY SHOULD
WE NOT USE PEOPLE RIGHT We everything to
We the largest stocks We buy the best goods buy
low
of those who about
much they furnish paor for, chamber, hail. library
giving outside price each instance that
highest will please always goods graded
between these that instances
$500
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-29
Somerset Horses

Perhaps, one Of the finest horses in the
vicinity Is the young stallion, Young Cen
eral. owned by Mossrs. Sawyer and boy
en- of Smthicld this horse i one of the
last seasons get Of old Cen Knox while
standing hero in Maine. Young General
stands about - - hands high weighs
1850 pounds, is a beautiful black in color
and was foalcd in ls7l. Until within
few years, his stud services have been
somewhat limited, his owners taking
but very little interest in speed, conse-
qucntly he has been kept secluded in his
box stall and might have been there still
had not the superior qualities Of his colts
brought him forth. This horse has never
been fitted for the track, nor, in fact, 50
much as trained by an amatner but he
possesses natural step enough TO show
full mile in three minutes, at any time
When called upon, he, also, is one of the
best roadsters that ever trod iron, Inherit
ing this quality from his dam, which quail
ity she possessed to as great extent, per-
haps, as any mare ever owned in Smith
field. Her pedigree has never been fully
traced, but suffice it to say, that she was
sired by horse owned in Temple some
thing more than thirty years ago, said to
be of Black Hawk and Messenger origin
Young General has the right by inherit
lance, to be the peer of DIR. Franklin,
Somerset Knox, lno, Locomotive, etc,
which were sired by the same horse, as
a stock horse, when given the same
chance IN the stud. ms service lee mas
been much less than DR.. Franklin's, con-
sequently he has been patronzed by the
most common class OF mares with few
exceptions, having never having imbrac-
ed a high breed more in his life, yet his
colts show favorablv FOR color size, style,
ana action, with those OF any other stall
ion which may have commanded mnch
larger price for service; neither are ms
colts wanting in speed, for many Of them
show excellent galts with but little hand
ling; one of these has a record OF al
and has since been sold for about $1,000
and 1t Is reported that another has shown
mile III 20 TINS, we thlnk, Is some
thlDg remarkable, considering the class or
mares he has mad and his limited service
or the owners OF tins horse, we need
make but httie comment Mr. sawyer Is
an excellent farmer, having MS buildings
arranged Tor comfort and convenience
and Kept in good repair lie has been SO
hlShly appreciated by MS towhSlnen III
the past, That they nave done him the
hohor 10 eject MN rs representative To
the Legislature. Mr.. Doyen buildings
compare iavoraDiy WIN any IN town, ana
ne Is not only good FARMER nut hrst
class orlck mason
mere are several oroou mares ID Town
/ L y.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-29
Chamber Sets from Sic. 90 to $4,000.
Over 100 Sets in stock.

Made up from Pine Ash Cherry Mahogany Walnut
limitations special feature this low
and Antique Oak arlor s2s $780, Upholstered Rame silk
rush rushed Plush, Mohar Plush Bocatele
oak, cherry Walnut Mahogany and the limitations For sitting
rooms we nave all kinds OF qualities and
Chas from $500 to SO Lounges and Sofas
to SO For halls we have atrees all the sis
We can give beautiful atee Settees
ana Qua nan hairs and Tables that match For dining
give you an Extension Table from 81
nigh as You wish to Steboarls from
Chairs from 30 800 each up So
!Ver-ware all prices Water Pitchers from $3.50
Kitchen we can furnish Ranges s425 and
we also have all the requisites of the kitchen
of capetng probably dealers from the fact that orr
purchases larger than all other put together in the whole of
New England Here we have Cotton Carpets ranging up
All wool Carpets nom 40 cts Tapestry Carpets from
up Body Brussels Carpets from Velvet Carpets ffom
cts Administer Carpets ST. up Wilton Carpets from 81 80
up All these that the Tapestries Body Brussels Amin,
STEERS, eVetS Wtons furnish borders for
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-29
Resolutions of Respect.

Whereas, The Great Master has again
permitted death to enter Bingham grange,
and remove another link from our frater-
nal chain, in the death of sister Eliza s.,
wife of Bro Paul IL. Gates, therefore
Res0lged That in this sad dispensa-
ton, our Grange has lost beloved, faith
full sister, the family devoted wife and
mother, and the community good and
noble woman.
Resolced, That we truly sympathize
with our afflicted Brother and family, and
assure them that we are mourners with
them.
Resotred, That as a token of respect to
our departed Sister, our charter be APP
propriately draped for the space of thirty
days, also, that page in our records be
dedicated to her memory, copy of these
resolutions be sent to the bereaved fam
lily, and copy be sent to the SOMERSET
REPORTER for publication.
Mrs X. b PIERCE,
Mrs. Il. +. HoUGHToS, }Com.
Mrs. ID. NJ. GOoDRICH,
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-29
THE GRANGE.

This column is devoted t. tire Grange interest,
oiSomcrset County Art D,cs from abb ~ the sub
ordinate Grange tar The god 1T the Order and
interest," arr solicited. send All communications IL
;. + Emerson, Sko~hcganI
SOMERSET PoNaSA O ANGE. Geo. 7. Tithcts,
of Victor Grange Master, Mr.. T.. l. h. Ad
ans, OF skpwhegan Grange secretary Regular
meetings with tn, different Subordinate oranges
tnc second TUESDAY In Jan, Feb. March, May
June. Aug, sept. OCT, Nov. and De.
SKowuEGAS g ASaF.-N. A. Wilhcc Master,
Mrs. Ella II. CruyvclI, Secretary. Regular meet
ings at &. \. X. hail, Wednesday evening. go,
or before the fun iunan and two weeks thereafter
in the afternoon
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-29
il you have bad The PaelCeald Interest to read this far

III nina what Duhlc
New England Tor pretty nearly IL formerly
A. -AlhlSoh " to ana
and known The Atkinson House Furnishing Co. And
any instance have We advertised what did have
we say we nave S90OO worth stock
st we mean mat we have got just that much mean that our
All years leads what
ana now to buy order that put goods on the mar
our customers and at prices that duplicated
any ohe establishment IN New England seems strong state
ut the amount of business will reach this
N one o we paying SIS tpan ay other
III the oS Oh Boston other of has to pay
no me amount business This benefit
NoW 10 those who hold
serves ready any and all times to sell them popular contract
when means qnater of the time of pur
anu h balance III easy weekly monthly payments Come and
40 not whether
FORA STORE the Auburn store the Rockand the Bangor o
wiz receive IKE treatment III them ALL get uniform
po III 'eh all anu you care to
lngs, you must come establishment first ~
IL WILL DO YOU NO HARM SEETHE STOCK oot Soma
If
somewhere else but and us. '' ~ AVN
Respectfully, The Public,s OH Ser,o,ts
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-29

we so much needed and loved to hear in
the choir, yet we humbly submit to The
Great Masters call IL "come up higher.
ReSoiued, That with one accord we
extend our deepest sympathy to the fam
ilv in this hour of sorrow; may their
grief be assuaged BY trusting in future
reunion where parting Is unknown.
ReSolred, That our charter be draped
in mourning for the space of thirty day>,
that copy of these resolutions In In
scribcd upon a page of our records set
apart for that purpose. copy presented
to the family of our Sister, and copy
sent to the SOMERSET REroBlEE for pub
LEGATION.
ErlES 2 EAIoN.)
Mrs.. J. 5. TuTllE, Com.
Mis-. {. II. JoNF>.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-29

GRANGE SoC,htE.-Bro. William llol-
brook opened wide the doors of his resi-
dence, Monday afternoon aud evening
March 18th, and sixty members Of Skow-
hogan grange took possession. Bro. aud
Sister Hobrook and Sister Emma u
HAYES know just how to entertain theii
guests and make them feel perfectly at
home. No fashionable restraint, 10 arts
tocratic barriers in the way. but all on {
high level aud all making the best Of an
extra grange sociable This characteriz
ed the entertainment throughout.
bountifu collation. was served. VIII
stands ready to enjoy the honor Of {
grange >ociable neNtt We await ih'
call
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-29

this oeseeng the public and endeav
ong could better attend those wants.
that day the State of from point point nearly
residing kennebunkpOrt the
Hampshire BIDDEFORD STORE stocked with
thing that wish for house furnishing will supply their
people Eastern Maine located at BANGOR
whose floors (Which large grooming under their weight OF
all the different kinds and grades of
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-29
PROBATE NOTICES.
To all persons interested In either of 1
Estates hereinafter named.


Estates hereinafter named.
Alta COURT OF PROBATE held at skow
I n heran within and for the County of Soner
set. on the "a TUESDAY or MAR. in the year oil
our lord one thousand eight hundred and eight
eight the following business having been present.
ed for action thereupon here uafter Indicated, II
hereby Ordered: That puolic notice thereof he
given TO all persons Interested, that they may
appear at u Probate Court to b. holden ut said
Skuwncga the Probate Office on the second
Tuesday OF AIR. next al nine of the clock
in the foreuonn. and be heard thereon and OBJ
ject IL they see cause.
LYDIA d DULEY, late of Starks. deceased
VIII and petition for probate thereof presence
by Asa ). buy, the Executor named therein.
HANNAH FOLSOM, late of Cornvlle deceas.
ed. WI presented for probate by Daniel ;.
illcy, the En-, cutor hamcd therein
SYLVIA ZEAL, late of Arson deceased.
VIII presented for probate by Henry Beal, The
Executor named therein.
OZIAs II. McF DDEN, late of Arson deceas-
ed. Petition for the appointment of herself
as Administrators presented by Carrie f. Hut
chins daugter OF the lie eased
JOSEPH NJ. DENNIS, late of New Portland,
deceased. Widows petition for allowance pre-
scented.
WARREN NJ. HIGGINS, late of starks. deccas,
ed Petition for License TO sell and convey
Real Estate presented by George Greenleai and
A o. Frederic, Executors.
ELIHU STEVENS Jr., late of Smithfed
deceased Petitions for Licenses to sell aud
convey Real EStase presented ny Eldoras SteN-
ems aud by samuel W. Clement, Guardian Of
Charles A. stevens and Elmer A. Stevens
minor heirs.
SULLIVAN LOTHROP, late of st. Albans
deceased. Final account of James o. Brad
bury, Administrator; also his private count
against aid estate presented for allowance.
LEVI ANDREWS. late OF Pleasant Ridge de-
ceased. First account and petition for order
OF distribution. presented By Mark Savage,
Adminisl traitor
HENRY 7. JONES. late of Arson, deceased.
First account Of Ella j. A. Jones, Administra-
trix, presented or allowance,
WILLIAM JONES, late of Arson. deceased.
Account of Henry 7. Jones. administrator,
presented by Ella j. A. Jones, his administa-
irix.
SAMUEL GIBSON. late of Fairfield, deceas-
ed. second account Of S, $. Brown admins
TRAITOR presented for allowance.
LEVI EMERY. late of Skowhegan, deceased
pirst and Final account of Lew Z. Emery, Ex-
ecutur pres. ii,ed for allowance
THEOPHILUS p. DOE. late Of Ccrnyille de.
ceased. First and Final account OF George h.
Doe administrator, presented for allowance.
TURNER BUSWELL Judge.
Attest: s. II. GOODWIN, Register.
Post Office address, Judge, Scion; Register,
Swl]
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-29
FARM, GARDEN AND
HOUSEHOLD.

fFosthis department, correspondence ls sell. tied
brief suggestion, facts, experience, accounts OF
crops, stock, etc. Address soAEslr KlraRTtR.
skuwhcg gan, Me.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-29
BESIDES THIS,

have full and complete line Mattngs halls and entry
ways Also Napier Mangs for kitchens Offices We carry n
ana complete line OF Oil Cloths from it. wide wide and the
prices are anywhere from % 81. 90 per ward
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-29

Whereas, In His unerring wisdom our
Heavenly Father has permitted Death for
the nrst time TO enter our circle and re-
move one of Its faithful members, Alma
=. Bush, from her life Of usefulness here
70 the heavenly mansion above, therefore !:
Resolved, That although sister Bush
bad been . member Of our Order but 3
few months, we the members Of Athens
Grange, feel that indeed we have lost .
eood and promising sisters and whils we
shan eddy miss her presence cd voice
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-29

Ac\Sos's Blood Elixir Rdmrd is the only
teed. 1t is a positive cure for Ulcers, Erup-
tons or Syphilitc Poisoning. Itpurifes the
whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains. We guarantee it.
X. T. Patten. Druggist
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-29

NOASoc that are fretful peevish,
oOO SNo cross, or troubled with
Windy Collie, Teethiug Pains, or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
ut once by using Acker's Baby Soother.
1t contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price 20 cents. Sold by
Il. T. Palten, Druggist.
The -luegard is told to 90 to the ant, but he
generally goes 10 his uncle.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-29

N0<\se triae with any Throat or
AVN Lung Disease. If you have
a Cough or Cold, or the children are
threatened with Croupo Whooping Cough,
use Acller's English Remedy and prevent
further trouble 1t is a positive cure,
and we guarantee it. Price 10 and soc
Il. T. Patten Druggist.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-29
T6ts 6ooofp Srdce hath

96is Booty Space hath
by the Publisher been sold
for the benefit of his readers,
and one, EsTEy, hath been at
charges for it. He hath APP
pointed it for fair discourse
upon the merits of the famed
EsTEY ORGANS, and 'twere
wise you note that while he
discourse upon their merits,
they merit his discourse. An
organ an it be to your
liking : should be of tone
as sweet as ever PIPE was
played, of note as pure as
ever Boz drew forth. Marry,
this and more withal doth
EsTEY ORGAN furnish. Doubt
not, It's an instrument of ex-
ceeding beauty, and will win
praise from mouths that sell
dom speak. More of this
anon In the interim, de-
mand by post from Brattle-
boro, VT, their Catalogue
and to its words give heed.
Financial STA Nment Of the western ASSUTan.G Co
January ls:, 1853 UNITED STATE; BRANCH
United states per cent Registered
Bonds No.. - ,-.,.. $3.50, 260.OO
United States Az per cent. Registered
Bonds. :. 800. 49,. ............ lOs0On.00
city OF Richmond, Va. Bonds. ..,. 4l,2o0.C0
Canadian Government per cent
Bonds ................... ........ l46,29T.25
ONO Stnfe Bonds -......... ....... l0iG00.00
Georgia State Bonds .. .......... rs $50 90
Bank Stocks .................... ..... 41200.Gn
Loan and Investment Co. Stocks ... Gj390.f0
Cash on Hand and on Deposit ....#.. ll2gs4.is
Premiums in course of Collection, and
other accounts ............ ..... l37,15o.50
s1,030, 232 %
-LIABILITIES---
Reserve Premium Fund
IN. Y. Standard) S5l1,292.C4
Reserve for Unpaid
Losses ...............l eO,gll.9l SGl2 20995
Surplus in Unitet States si27 ,O2s.2S
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-29
CNN'N SeeN l Nights is the he

GoN't S\eeN a HisRfs it 's be
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con-
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Acker's English Remedy? 1t is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on positive guarantee at 10c., SOC.
Sunday school teacher johnny, can you
tell me what is the worst thing about money Z"
Johnny ;-"Ain't nuugh Of it ma am
Benuty Without Paint.
what makes my skin dark ind muddy'
My checks were once smooth and ruddYs
use tic best cosmetic, mIdc
l. what Il ovely maiden said.
That's not the cure. my Charming Mis-"
The doctor said remember th-.
II You your skin would keep from faint,
Discard the powder and the paint.
The proper thing for all such ills
Is this remarked the man OF pills
Enrich the blood and make it pure
In this you'll find the only cure"
Dir. Picrccs Golden Medical Discovery will do
this every time. All druggists
"What's this. waiter :" "Raiiroad soup. sir. -
Queer name for soup "Storl', been watered
often, sr.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-29

&0>>o the Children. They are es-
SNSo pecially liable to sudden
Colds, Coughs, Group, Whooping Cough,
etc. We guarantee Acker's English
Remedy a positive cure. 1t saves
hours of anxious watching. Sold by
K 7. Patten Druggist.
Inquj,itiye Party-W Whose funeral is this
IRISH Mine, sor.
Bs tr mild, soothing and honliag properties. hr
sage Catarrh Remedy the worst cases uf uAs't
.tltrsh also Gold IN the head corFza, AMI catafha
he4d4., hes. "a Gents bv drHEgi,-ts.
\ smile ia the house Is worth IA million i'll th'
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-29
the LATEST DISCOVERY.
A Prominent Physician Reveals Some
New and Startling Secrets,


listeners The doctor raatuurd
Men, and women even more. drink T. a and
coffee constantly. and wonder Why thcy ilel
dull and stupid. have heaiAfie- bal iaste
in The Ia.uth pans in lie Ilnls aud a "ui lie
BODY aud irrcgnlarlty Of the aecreieE-. Nine
casa out # Ten these thn4- ar esr-ei y
too FREQ a use II tea and coffee. ftese drinks
clog tho system. weaken the Tissues and d..
strov the me-t important organs. Few men
or women who indulge IN tea and coffee r'gu-
larly have clear urine. hut on the contrary,
sediment. scum and brick dust, all Of which
invariably mean coming d sease or death.
"Bnt what are we 10 do, Doctor Snail We
give M tea and coffee aliogethert'
"Na. do not advise that but regulate It.
Keer the kidneys clear and active. Tn re =
nothing la the world 80 good for th.- as the
well Known and popular Hunts Remedy. ANY
one who uses this medicine rosulariNcau drunk
tea and coffee moderately without fear. Iae
reason e thai Hunts Remedy 0HsAe- or wasH.
a. aut the kidneys, and keeI- tleH trce al
healthy. Any number Of prmlne ~ mon ~.
women can confirm what | SAY. aia'ug RI.
number ~-afes Of doctors and ministers, tteH.
Butier. Con. Monroe and Mss At
l. Wa plain hat 80 warning AMI advice %
tie doctor Lad I'D" a dep lluHfts-5.lt M LIS
f l.-tensr4 us il aizo should upon fHs mtlgp
/ Of iuen and women WIN are shortening taaI
lives by tie use 1T these drinks.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-29

Thi, man who has lost his left leg has one
satisfaction at least. He can always put hi-
rali funf fnrMard
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-29

respectfully services supported it by of the best drilled
and backed by the largest and best stock of
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-29

Aa,hu.g eyaai 10 Skin-Success Ointment IN
curing cuiaueou, affections. After Skin.S Success
Soap has been used 10 cleanse, II nain'a'us the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26
THE NEW Custom HOUSE.

Washington, July % Special. The Senate debated
for some time today without reaching conclusion,
the bill recently passed by the House providing Tor
the purchase of a site or sites in the CITY Oh New
York for the erection Of new Custom House and
Appraisers stores The House bill authorized the
Secretary Of the Treasury TO select the ground at
cost not exceeding S1,500,0OO for both sites, or
se5OOOO for site for the Appraisers stores only
The stores were to cost no moro than $'30OOo, ana
$3.50 900 was appropriated by the bill to begin The
erection Of the buildings No sum was menuOnea
irl connection with the Custom House structure
The Senate amended the House bill by raising tho
sum set apart for the purchase of both sites from
81 100000 to S3OO0C0O.
Mr.. Evarts protested against delay, assuring the
Senate that the merchants of NcwYor had expressed
their approval of the bill lie also defended the large
appropration on the ground that the sale OF the
present Custom House would 90 far toward reimbuls-
ing the Government for the money laid out In the pur
chase Of the site sites for the two buildings AS
Mr. Hale, who in charge of the Naval Approprla
ton which had the right Of way. had yielded only Win
the understanding that the bill should lead TO no do
bate the matter was temporarily dropped. III VIII
probably up again tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26
TILE QUALIFICATIONS RILL.

Washington, July 25 (SpcciaD-The House sub-Com-
mttee on Appropriations to-day submitted its draft OF
the Forhcaons bill to the full committee, and II was
discussed for some time. No conclusion was reached
and wide diversity of opni evas disclosed Several
members favor bill carryn y total appropriation of
some SSOO0OO0 for modern Notifications and
armament while Others would regard 81, 100000 as an
cxravagant for these objects. The committee
may be able agree to compromise measure Of some
sort Although appropriation for Notifications has
been made in the last three years owing to Democratic
opposition some OF the Democratic Representatives in
st that something must DO done in this direction in
order neutrallze, II possible the unavorable effects
of Mr.. Baysrds vacIllatlng and efemnate foreign
policy, and make the people believe, at least temper
ary that spark Of the American spirit still sur
wives In the Democratic party.