The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-11-14
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enterprise ana promote inc prospeii'y Vi
the towns schefaiiy' MUCH inte'SNU was
manifested anu large enio"n' VI 'non'S
represented
Inc puriialh cori iac'oly m'., oI'l''isn
fleiu u"eii'hs nouse tonie''ou W
burned ouhuaS ihc iaotuis eo't :,''
'o,ooo cans Oh corn; LOSS @o'ooo ,ii'u u
ed LOT - wv rieiu ioss 10 e-'ooo III
sured LOT @ltzoo'
J. A. Blackhall, apprehended in Boston.
On complaint of cmbczzlcment OF the
funds OF Knsley X Co, as manager OF
their oilice at Wateryille, had hearing
Saturday before the Police Court. lie
was held in 81 600 bonds to await the ac-
ton of the grand jury of the December
term of the Criminal Court. The accused
threatens to make very interesting depel-
opmehts OF the management Vi ehe s'och
ONCE OF h'hsiey w.
The Certificate of Corporation OF the
Good Templars Relief of Portland, Maine
was filed at the Office of the Secretary of
State Friday. This is the first Mutual
Relief Association which has been organ
iled since the passage of Chapter 23i,
Laws of Maine, at the last session of the
Legislature, which governs the orSaniza-
ton of this class OF associations The
PRESIDENT Is Ernest IL bIoohs' rcasule,'
nos H. hurhiiahl oo'l VI VI .l'nu'
me association receives 10 membership
all Portland oood lehnpiarS'
During the present year Maine has add
ed from her homebred stock trotters TO
the 2 80 list and two to the $50 list,
which speaks well for her as horse
breeding State. 1t has been suggested
that Maine is a good field for proper
person to 20 into the business of supply
ng well datched good driving horses,
for which there is Il good demand. AT
present the field IL unoccupied, When
gentleman comes to Maine to buy
matched pair well mated IN size, color
ana gait, ne meets Win Soou ueal Oh
trouble before nc eau p'ch up WIN nc
wants.
The peddlers in the state seem to have
observed the law passed lat winter regu-
lating their operations. AT the present
time, 4G3 peddcrs are doing business in
the state, that number having taken ont
licences as recorded at the Office of the
secretary Of state. These are divided
among ia VINO ha'e 'akeh S ,r, l'censes
10 county anu "a Town ihe revenue
derived oy Tue s,a'e from On ''i's s'uice VIII
foot up ABOUT slo'ooo inns year
MIR. c. H. Nelson, of Waterville has
Just purchased two very fast mares by
Kentucky Prince. one blanche t. was
ioaled IN 80 oy henlucKy fflnce' hrSt