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The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16

At the big Republican campaign meet.
ing in Boston Friday night, Gov. Bracket
scored agood point when he said he held
in his hand an excellent campaign docu-
ment and proceeded to read the headlines
from the Herald, recently printed In the
Wing, announcing phenomenal activity
in nearly all branches of business with
Comparative freedom from speculative
excitement" The man who wrote the
headlines for the Herald completely
stranded the calamity editor Of that pa
per.-BdngOr Wig.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16
FREE FOR. ALI
Three out of nine started as follows
St. Lawrence and Dotty ID.

The Indianapolis Journal says of the
coming elections: The Indianapolis Sen
final acknowledges that the Republicans
will win this State unless the Democrats
show more interest than they are now
doing. The Boston Globe declares that
the Democratic campaign in Massachu,
sets is "deplorably deficient In VIM"
and calls upon its party to brace up. The
Philadelphia Record notes that all along
the line the question Is, what are the Ma.
tional Democratic Committee and the
Congressional Committee doing9 Ohio
Democrats are confessing sadly that the
party Is not likely to profit much by its
gerrymander. Altogether, the Democracy
seems to be In bad way. II the Repub-
licans only attend strictly to their knit
ting they will win the field"
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16

The American Protective Tariff League
has just issued In pamphlet form . COM
plete REPUTATION Of the claims of the Free
Traders that our manufactured products
are sold to the foreign consumer at low.
er price than for home consumption. The
subject Of this document Is export Dis
counts" and II you desire q copy enclose
two cent stamp to the American Protec-
tive Tariff League, 20 w. 23d, St. N. Y.
This Document is No. IS. In ordering
use number only.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16

We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Smith
Flanders is very low and failing rapidly.
Mrs. C. f. Burrill is quite sick with an
liberated throat.
The infant son of Ashley Keene was
found dead In the bed by the side of its
mother, Saturday morning, 1t was ap-
parently as well as usual when put to bed
the night before. 1t was buried Sunday
?. M.
N G. Woodbury. Is running threshing
machine with three horse power, he says
that he can now thresh grain as fast as
any one, and do 1t as well too.
We are sorry to hear that M. j. Crom'
NETT Is falling fast.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16
Clap Tran

The poor man can't have any cheap
Mediterranean oranges this winter. They
have been McKinleyed out, so that few
rich Florida growers can get fancy prices
for their oranges-Boston Globe.
Inasmuch as the new tariff does not In
crease the duty on oranges, the above
gives us q very good idea Of the un.
scrupulous character Of the assaults which
the free trade organs are making on the
new tariff.-Le,oiston journal.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16

The death of Hon. Lewis Barker of
Bangor, an account of which Is given
elsewhere, carries sadness to the hearts
Of his many warm friends in Maine. He
was a man of rare gifts. A genial,
whole-souled, broad gauge gentleman.
A speaker of wonderful power, a safe
counsellor, steadfast friend. In his
home and among members Of his family
; y ss he NEE. beloved and his sudden
death falls with crushing force.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16

So fragrant have been the Democratic
frauds In Cincinnati that the Ohio legis-
lature has been called together for the
purpose Of passing measures looking
towards q reformation Of the affairs Of
that city. When 1t is remembered that
this legislature Is the same one that so
outrageously gerrymandered the State at
Its last session, It's present mission looks
like an attempt of Satan to cast out
Journal.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16
So m adlson.

Mr.. Herbert Lord has moved to Anson.
Mr.. Cony Russell Of Norridgewock spent
Sunday in town with his parents.
Herbert Withee went 10 Oakland Mon
day.
Charles Houghton is at Norridgewock to
work for Eben Miller in his mill.
George Taylor left town Saturday, for
Savannah, Ga, to spend the winter.
The mumps seem to be an epidemic on
Ward Hill.
Gardner Will of Fairfield spent Sunday
in town, with his sister, Mrs. A. II. Ward.
George Withee is making some repairs
on his home.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16

Governor Burleigh is suffering from an
Affection of the left eye similar to the one
he had with his right eye some weeks
since. The lower lid began swelling Fri
day night and has given him much pain
since. Yesterday he consulted . physi-
clan who enjoined absolute rest for few
days, being VI the opinion that use Of the
eye In its present condition might. result
seriously.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16

We are glad to learn that Gen. s. J.,
Gallagher, formerly Adjutant General of
Maine has received the appointment of
Clerk of the Naval Committee of the
House Of Representatives at Washing
ton of which Hon. g. A. Boutelle of Ban
gor Is Chairman. Mr.. Boutelle retained
the Democratic clerk of that Committee
whom he found there in December last
until last week.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16

Rev. G. W. Hlnckley's Good viii Rec
ord: A year ago there were four boys at
Good viii Farm. Two young ladies were
the only employees. So Good Will Cot
tage was the home Of family of six.
With twenty-one boys on the Farm, and
five paid employes-makiug family of
twenty-six persons-our expenses are
greatly increased.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16

Belfast has voted $40, 200 for sewer.
age system. 1t is not proposed to raise
the money at once, but a certain part each
year for a number of years. Gardiner
will arrive at the same conclusion some.
time, although perhaps the present gen.
Grafton will have Joined the silent MAORI.
ty, says the Kennebec Reporter.
The SOMERSET REPORTER don't say any
such thing about Skowhegan, as we be-
lieve 1t will take place some years earlier.
We shall be disappointed If 1t don't come
off about next March. 1t ought to, that
is sure
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16
Somerset Pomona

The patrons Of Somerset Pomona met
with st. Adams Grange Oct. 7th. Over
two hundred gathered at the Grange Hall
Four counties we're represented. Worthy
Master Moulton of New Portland was In
the chair at two O'Clock and the grange
listened to hearty address of welcome
by Bro. L. G. Dillingham;. The response
by Sister E. L. X. Adams Of Skowhegan
was scholarly paper, In which she urg-
ed the grange to take greater interest
In legislation, both state and national.
She congratulated the Pomona on having
one of its officers elected to the next Leg
islature from the St. Adams district, and
urged other farmers to follow the exam
pie
A carefully prepared essay was read by
Sister 8. j. Cooper, which was we'll re-
ceived. A short time was then occupied
by encouraging remarks from our visitors
from Penobscot Co. after which the topic
of DRAINING and Drains" was discussed,
theoretically, by Bro. /. o. Winslow, and
practically by Bro. Joel Richardson.
Much interest in the subject was mani
tested.
At this point the grange adjourned to
the hall above for dinner. Promptly at
two O'Clock the masters gavel was again
heard and an eloquent address WAS given
by Bro. Hancock, the Worthy Chaplain
Of the State Grange. The brother or SIS
ter who could listen to his inspiring
words and not have . nobler conception
Of Grange work, is certainly to be pitied.
He was followed by Bro. Joel Richard
son. who read paper ON 1.-THE standing
and duties Of farmers as A nerican citi-
zens." This essay created quite q sensa-
ton and the grange by vote requested q
copy for publication. Bro. Richardson,
however, declined to have 1t no used at
present. opine, however, that It will be
heard from again before the coming win
ter is over. The question was ably dis
cussed by Bro. Murray Of Pittsfeld.
A class Of seven WAS advanced from
the 4th to the 9th degree. The proceed.
ings were interspersed with music by the
choir. and beautiful song was rendered
By Bro. Brown Of Harmony. A deep feel.
Ing was noticeable among the members 70
have some legislation more favorsbls to
the farmers interest, than We now have.
The next meeting will be at Athens, on
the first Tuesday Of November.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16
Lexington.

A most distressing accident occurred in
this place Monday. Mrs Alton Blake,
about to start for the woods to pick herbs,
took down rife to see lift was all right
to take with her. In some way the rifle
was discharged and the ball entered the
leg of her little child just below the knee
and came out near the hip. The main
artery was cut and the child soon bled to
death.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16

Everett Goodrich Of Skowhegan was in
town Saturday.
Mr.. Asher. Parlin is failing fast he is not
expected to live many days.
Mr.. Harrison Ward and wife have gone
to Wellington on visit.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16
Canaan

Mrs. Adsline Keene who had paralytic
shock few weeks ago is improving.
Mrs. Hannah NOVEL; fell and dislocated
her shoulder few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thurston of Island
Pond, and Mrs. VIM. Blagden of Lewis.
ton have been visiting at M. H. Furber's.
Mrs. o. c. Rutter Of Lawrence, Mass, 10
ct her fathers, fra Frost's.
Mrs. Aura Clifford Of Provincetown, Mass
IL In town, called here by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Keens.
Alopxo Leathers Of Cambridgeport 10
stopping At George Barrett's.
Mr.. @. n. Maxheld, who bought the
Preston Furber place year ago, has
moved his family here.
George Pottle ID going to Island Pond
whore hs has obtained work.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16
The following appeared In a Washing.

The following appeared In q Washing
ton dispatch to the Boston Herald.
Representative Boutelie OF Maine. as
chairman Of the House naval committee,
has retained until this time the old clerk
of the committee, Capt. Banner, q demo-
crat from Alabama, who was appointed
when Hon. Hilary Herbert was chairman
of the committee. Mr.. Boutelle has now
appointed Gen. Samuel s. Gallagher Of
Maine to the place, and he has assumed
his duties
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16
'0uS
AT ARNOLDS,

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The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16
BeWaae Of Oinimenks TOR C0iaa7'
iHuf c0Uf0iW .fei cHi.y,

Dew0,e Of OinimeHts /Or C0faa7A
ihaf contain .He' curry,
as mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely derange the whole
system, when entering it through the mu-
cous surfaces. Such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions from repu-
table physicians, as the damage they will
do is ten fold to the good you cnn possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure,
ledo, o., contains no mercury and is taken
internally, and sets directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you
get the genuine. 1t is taken internally,
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. j. Che
ney Il Co.
CT Sold by druggists; price 75o. per OF
t1e
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16

The famous Maine Stallion Nelson beat
his own record and that Of Axti!l 2.l2 at
Terre Haute, Indiana, Thursday last in
the remarkable quick time all Ia. He
was driven by his owner c. IL. Nelson,
and the performance created the widest
enthusiasm.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16

Albert Berry has gone to Madison to
work In the mill.
W. II. Savage Is ON the sick list
Miss Angie Boothby is to teach school
at the Corner this fall.
CE. Ames aud wife from Richmond are
visiting friends in town.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16

The. Canadian government has removed
the export duties on spruce and pine logs
and shingles bolts of pine, or cedar logs
capable Of being made into single bolts.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16

F. W. Hovey, Esq, of Pittsheld, Coun-
ty Attorney elect, has been making quite
an extended trip to Houlton, St, John, N.
B. and Boston. His wife accompanied
him
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16

The New York Herald says that Mr.. c.
H. Nelson was so overcome, after the
great performance of his stallion at Terra
Haute "that he was unable to talk" Well
we'll! the famous Maine breeder must
have been pretty far gone.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16

80 SFeauE sept oln, o. We SWeeL S2nu2fpm, ~ w
Ion Park Street, Boston
Fourth year in Boston Elegant Gymnasium attached
established for the rational treatment
of the most
Obstinate FERNS Of Lamensss
from whatever cause; Also difficult Chronic Dis
eases of any name or nature successfully and rad
icaly cured by the famous "Sweet Method"
A Corps Of Ahls Assistants.
Prof Charcots Methods, of Paris, for Nervous Dis
eases; Deep Sea Water DOuches Electricity; Magnet
ism; Massage. Obesity removed without depression
me mast thorough and successful methods erfanf
"TAs Sweet Method" In Diseases
of the head thront lungs, heart, liver, kidneys and
nervous system, and all diseases of the blood bones
joints and skin, is accorded pre- eminence by The
press aud people wherever known. Especially suc
cesstn in all forms of paral epsy dropsy dla
Surprising all In the cure of
~ BONE AND JOINT DisyAsEs -ss
as attested by public opinion In New England fol
the past 200 years.
terms within the reach of the est Four classes
special, private general and free. Invalids from
abroad provided with rooms and board at reasona
BILE prices. DR.. SWEETS GREAT HERBAL SPEC.
lFlCS compounded and dispensed at the labratory
connected with the institution, Our SHxT ApykK
TlsEhkNr WILL GlvgA LIST OF THIN. WATCH Pop
IT. once hours from q. m, to 30 y. IN. Sun.
DAYS from to p. IN. Horse-cars from all the do
pots pass every few minutes.
ET Send for Examination Blanks and Medical Mag
azine FREE.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16

Mr.. Hamlin e. Hale took the cornst
Part for the oakland orchestra at the dedi-
cation Of H. new hall at Bingham Tues
day evening q last week.
Rev. \, Pepper has returned to town
and has novs4 Into his nsw house.
s'Ths NosTidgswosk Gazette" was one Of
the ersaAsst sufpsisss " town has had for
some tinne.
Ths sseuEn It ths electric lights was
hailsd wifh dallgAt especially By the
elsrks vAo Weee kspt b1y eleanins ard
1lline hnps IT, Aols 49, vssk.
ainss ~ aot4 - - hsin disposed oe
I1fgs qranli1iee . plse ~ beiag eannsd
= - saania6 f ~ vsels mn
!sessgs = ~! 4 VI - = ~
16Qtg y - - 6dnl 80 ~ 49,.
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The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16
m AdlSon.

While JOEL Hobart Of East Madison was
making repairs on the roof Of his house,
Saturday afternoon. the ladder ON which
be was standing gave way and he fell to
the ground, distance of about 20 feet.
He struck his right side against an old
fashioned log pump, breaking three ribs
It 10 hoped that the injuries will not prove
fatal, although he 10 In critical condition.
Mr.. Hobart Is the manufacturer Of the no.
bart horse rake and 10 we'll and favorAbly
known throughout Somerset county.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16

Speaker Reeds ruling In the House of
Representative and the counting of a
quorum has been fully sustained by an
appraisers court in New York, and the bill
providing for new Classification of hosi-
cry declared valid by Judge Someryille.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16

There has been some newspaper talk
about an extra session of Congress, but
1t appears to be without foundation.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16

Speaker Reed has spoken to many large
audiences in the State of New York, and
now goes to Ohio to help Maj. Mckinley
In his gerrymandered district.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16

Howard Owen Of Augusta Is sending
out to the Representatives and Senators
elect circulars Of his biographical sketch
es. Bro. Ovens pamphlet containing
these sketches is invaluable and has be-
come one Of the constitutions" of Maine.
Members Of the Legislature will do well
to respond promptly to Bro. OVENS COM
munications.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The follow
ing are the real estate transfers during
the past week.
Norrdgewock-TIarr Whiting to
Walter M Murphy, 5000.
Lexington-Elizabeth N. Boynton to
Frank E. Boynton, ct al S385.S5
Madison-Orrn Blackwell 10 Aloliab
G. Nichols, 5000. Alolab G. Nichols to
Orrln Blackwell $500.
Mercer-S. Ii. Willard to East Mercer
Burying Ground Assn, $40.
Hartland-Phlllip X. Taylor to Joseph
z. Manson, $500. Lawrence Williams to
Charles B. Getchell, 5000
Carratunk-Orrison Burrill to f. j,
Lawrence, ct al $1,000.
Harmony-George Bagley to Alexander
Bagley, $50.
Waterville ladies' are making sys-
tematic effort to close the rum shops of
the Virgin City. They invoke the
assistance of the Mayor and City Mar
shall
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16
ROAD NOTICE.

To The Honorable County Con,n,issione,s Of
County IF Somerset:
The undersigned respectfully represent
public convenience and necessity require
alteration in the County Road leading from
dwelling house OF Charles Corson to the dwell
house OF r.. II. Boothby in the town Of Alh Al;
from the dwelling house of Mrs. John l.. foss,
the DIV cling house OF Melvin Foss, in said Aha
Also an alteration in the highway leading from
dwelling house of Charles A, Goodwin, to and e
ing in the County Road in Athens village, in $
Athens. The Undersigned also represent that y
lie convenience and necessity no longer rtqui
that portion Of the County Road leading from
dwelling house Of Frost L. Bunker 10 the dwell
house Of Charles T. Whittier, in said Athens
that portion of the County Road leading irgm
corner, near the dwelling house of Joseph Bro'
in said Athens, westerly to Scion line
They therefore request your Honors. alter
have caused due notice to be given, to view
roads and make such alterations and disconti
ances as you may deem expedient and proper
as in duty bound will ever pray.
Dated at Athens, Oct. 9, 1890.
STATE OF MAINE.
Somerset 81: Court Of County Conlmialel
Oct. 4drd Term, A.D' \
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory eyids1
having been received that the petitioners are
sponsibe and ought to be heard touching the
ter set forth in their petition, 1t is ordered
the County Commissioners meet at the oilte \
F. II olman in Athens, on Monday, Novembc' /
A. d. 1890, at eight O'Clock, A. NJ, and thence
coed to view the route mentioned in said pe'ln]
and Immediately after a hearing OF the parties
be had at some convenient place in the sieIniV1
such further measures taken in the prcmses u
Commissioners shall Judge proper. j
And it is further ordered, that notice o, 'hs !
place, and purposes Of the Commissioners uefl
aforesaid, Be given to all persons and eofp'aa1i
interested, by publishing an attested copy
petition aforesaid. with this order thereon
weeks successfully in the Somerset RepCn1
pnblic newspaper, printed at skowhegan
county, and also attested copies of the SANE y
served upon the Town Clerk of the town OF Az
and to be posted in three public places in saa@
the publication. and serving and posting
same to be at least thirty days before The tin,
pointed for said view, that all interested may
appear and be heard, If they think proper
3w47 Attest: W. b. BROWN, Dep th1
A true copy OF Petition and Order OF
thereon. |
Attest: w.B. BROWN, DEP. call
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16
Wanted,

A good roadster which can be ridden under
adele. Bling horse 10 Hotel Weston, Madison
fridge. 2wta
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16
WIN HAVE TEE
Finest Line Of Paper Hang.
ings ever shown in
Som erset County.

Every one who Las seen them nm
nounce them the prettiest and cheapest
goods they have ever seen. Our large and
increasing Wholesale trade enables us n
carry larger variety, than if We bought
for the retail trade alone. An we piys
our patrons the benefit of this. We also
carry nice line of Window Shs DIES mcrn.
ted and ready to put up. Price 35c to 4,
each. Cheaper Shades not mounted. Wa
will put them up if parties desire. Special
attention given to orders from out of town
and Samples sent by mail. We have seem.
ed the services of First-C Glass Pane,
Hanger and he will furnish estimates and
do work where ever wanted. Orders leh
at the Store will be promptly attended to.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16
Larone

Apples, good ones. are very scarce
article and readily bring 400 or more
per. Dbl, while 30c per bushel at Nor
ridgewock canning factory takes all the
inferior or pairing apples.
The music and dust of the thresbng
machines are abroad in the land notwith-
standing the small quantities of grain
per barn.
Among the latest names, on the build
ing improvement list are, j. Magoon, Mrs
L. W. Winslow, j. F. Buzzell aud j. F.
Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Holway of Water
vile, have been making a weeks visit,
with friends and relatives In Larone and
vicinity.
Mr. l.. Mason is slowly recovering from
severe attack of homorrhage of the
stomach.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Packard have re.
turned, from their visiting trip to Win
throp.
w. s. Jacobs and wife OF North New
Portland, were In town last week.
Mr.. John Morrow and wife, have been
taking short outing in Pittsneld.
A. and j. Libby of Hartland, were IN
town last week. called here by the races
at Norridgewock, in which A. Libby had
horse, Gray Terror" entered.
F. S. Goodwin and wife of Boston
Mass, were In town short time since
visiting Mr.. G's. old home.
The friends of Mr.. Fred Tobey, who
formerly resided in this place, will be in
terested to hear that he is slowly recov
ering from seige of typhoid fever.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16
CAMPHOR & OIL. ROOM
Human long hair switches for
sale by Mrs. Aubin,
AT ARNOLD'S.

Human long hair switches for
sale by Mrs. Aubin,
AT ARNOLD's.
A new line of all and half Wool
Winter Shawls and Plaid Dress
Goods
AT ARNOLDS.
Ladies from 40 to Go years of age
(who are physically able to ascend)
can select modest, desirable and
beautiful Wash Dross Good, that
will when made up and worn out
shine the girls of Is summers, such
goods will be on exhibition for
few days
AT ARNOLD'S.
To the sick, lame, lazy, slow OF
cold blooded men; you can find "A
OF pure-wool, nice grade, and 81
or half wool Shirtings
AT ARNOLD'S
Please remember lubricating OF
for rheumatic old fellows and cam
phor and female attend dance FREE
for lady customers who faint on thu
way up
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The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16
The hartIand Races

Saturday was great trotting day at
the Hartland Park, there being races both
in the forenoon and afternoon.
TuREE-YEAROLp RACE.
There were five starters. Immediately
after gettlug the word the colts were well
strung out, with Airybell to the front.
SUMMARY.
Willard Burton, CHI. &. Pitch. ............... !
| N, +. Woodcock, b. m Airyhel1. .............I
| l.. L. Judkins, BIS. Warren P............. ..ds
James Merrill, q. m. Kitty Clyde. dis
II. X. Libbey; Tampa Withers ................d dis
| Time,-3 os ga, 3.ia.
2.37 CLASS.
| Out of l3 entries 6 came to the front
for the word, drawing positions in the
following order Bianaca, Young Gideon.
Currier, Sir William Wallace, Grey Ter
ror, Midget.
K. IL. Thompson, Sir William wallace....s S
A. Hilton, blk. &. Bianaca. 4
a. K, i.ibbey, g &. Grey Terror. S
Il. Il. Ireland. CHI IN. Midget. dis
Time-af1 "a. i44 AL.
2.50 CLASS.
Six horses started In the following Or
der: Fanny Withers, Ned L., Ben Butler,
Hazelwood, Maud W., Almargo.
S. IL. Brooks * Son, blk. S. AL
rEO'.s's'....ts.....s .s.....4 J
L. ", Weymouth. b. IN. Maud Wa / S /
4. X. Fuller, b. <. Ben Butler........I S
II. l.. Williams, b. Z. Hazelwood....7 /
$. l.. Judkins, S. b. m Fanny Withers o
H. Skinner, no. x. Ned L..... .......S
Time-7d4, 70 ~, AS, 7.44 "a, a.45 -.
FREE-FoR ALL.
Three out of nine started as follows
Elmbrook, st. Lawrence and Dotty ID.
.ouMMARY.i
Charles Dustin, b. S. St. Lawrence. |
g. II. Ellis, 70. $. Elmbrook. .
4. =. Dearborn, b. IN. Dotty D...........3 IS
Timc-1.55,:1.31, 757, 1.34.
Much credit is justly due to Messrs.
Pompilly, Withee and Trafton for their
very efficient ruling In the capacity Of
judges. 1t is to be hoped this society at
subsequent meetings may be favored with
their services or that Of others equally
well qualified.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16
Blankets, Halters, and Ever
thing pertaining to the
Harness Business.

A Specially made of Repairing.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED, and my pHcl
are way down.
CY~OVER CHAS. FAIRBROTHER's sTABlI
4w4I SKOWHEGAN, ME.