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The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30

All who are weak, nervous, tired, languid'
exhausted in nerve power and physical
strength who pass restless and sleepless
nights, waking tired and unrefreshed morn
ings who are respondent and depressed in
mind; who have weary limbs and trembling
nerves. who suffer from headache, neuralgia
pains and aches; who have palpitation or
heart trouble. dyspepsia, indigestion, loss oil
appetite, constipation, kidney or liver com
plants, nervous debility, nervous and physi'
cal prostration, paralysis, numbness, or any
form Of nervous disease, should use
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30
SO m adtSon,

Mrs. A. H. Ward who has been quite
sick with the mumps, is gaining now.
II. d. Will and wife spent Saturday and
Sunday In Norrldgewock with Mr.. Wills
parents.
The dancing school at the Town House
on Blackwell Hill Is progressing finely,
with good attendance each night.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Alvin
Hilton's little child is improving.
1t Is reported that the Asa Blackwell
farm Is sold to Mr.. Martin.
Miss Lila Ellis Is having serious time
with the whooping cough.
Nearly one half Of the scholars In our
district are out Of school on account of
the mumps and whooping cough.
Miss Sadie Ward of Skowhegan was In
town Friday.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30

By reference to our advertising col
umns 1t will be seen that new Banking
House, under the style of the Chapman
Banking Co., has just been organized In
our city and established It's quarters al
1877 Middle street, Oxford Building. II
Is . private banking institution composed
OF Messrs. Cullen o., Charles j., aud
Robert Chapman, all we'll known bust
ness men Of Portland. The best assur
ance Of their intention to furnish ALSO
lutte protection to depositors lie found in
the fact Of their having set aside and
placed fluid Of $780, 900 In the hands
Of three trustees, Hon. Enoch Foster r
judge supreme court, Hon. P. Frank and
Samuel A. True, Esq, to be unreservedly
held in trust by them for the protection
of the depositors of the Chapman Bank.
ing Company against any possible losses
They have dne rooms fitted up in the new
Oxford Building, Middle street.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30

In the little hamlet of Carratunk, where
Omar Clark the Kennebec lumber king
makes his home. the number of new
buildings constructed this year exceeds
all the old ones In the village. So much
for the piercing of the Maine wilderness
by the canadian w-catcher-E Exchange.
If by Canadian cow-catcher Is meant
the Canadian Pacific Railroad our ex.
change is entirely at fault. Carratunk
receives no benefit from the road. The
Somerset road extends to within 10 miles
Of Carratunk and the nearest station of
the G. 4 z. road is forty miles. A water
power with good, modern lumber mill
erected thereon by Clark Brothers, has
had as much to do with the building up
of Carratunk as anything.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30
No Cornvllie

Died in No. Cornville. Oct. 10, Mrs.
Mary Psrlin, relict of the late Asher Parin
of North Arson, aged "A years, months
l. days.
Mass, will spend the winter with her
brother, S. W. Doble.
Mr.. Jane Freeman will start for Boston
in few days.
Miss frankie Jones of North Arson has
been in town for days.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30

Nonresident taxes In the to Vn of Brighton, in
the county of Somerset TOR the yaar 1889.
The following list of taxes on real estate Of
non resident owners in the town OF Brighton,
for the year 1889, In bills committed to Martin
Jones, collector OF said town, on The 9TH day OF
August, 1889, has been returned by him TO me,
as rem aiming unpaid on the 9th day Of August,
1890, by his certificate OF that date, and now
main unpaid AMI notice is hereby given that
II the said axes, interest and charges are MOI
paid in the treasury of SAID town. within eight.
cen months from the date OF the commitment OF
the said bills, 80 much OF the real estate taxed
therefor, including interest aud CHARGES. will,
without further notice, be sold at public auc.
ton, at T, j Wyman hall. IN said town, on the
18th day of February, 1891, at one o'clock in the
nfternoon.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30
CornviIIe

Somerset District Lodge I. o. G. T.,
Will meet with Cornville Lodge Friday,
ecember 9th.
masquerade sociable was held at
Temperance Hall, Tuesday of last veek
to raise funds to buy an organ.
g. N. Smith went to Minneapolis MINI,
last week.
Inc demand for apples /, lesseninp the
iaoors OF the cider mills very much, and
the cash received is more than clear gair
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30
Or. Creene's Nervura,
Health and Strength.

81 have taken DIR. Greene's Nervura, and 1t
has done me more good than all the medicines
| ever took never thought would ever be
as well as this medicine has made me feel.
My husband is so happy to sec me better that
he tells every one about this wonderful medl'
cine, and thank God every day and night
that he sent me this medicine"
Mrs. ANNIE DONOVAN.
Attawaugan, CT.
rg- You can consult DR.. Greene, the pro-
prietor Of this remedy, icho rs the famous
specialist in the treatment Of nervous ana
chronic diseases, free Of charge personally or
by letter, at his office, IA Temple Place, boston,
Mas.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30
II. Adams.

An old man named Smell living 10 the
east part of the town, while hauling up.
Piles from hib orchard WAS thrown from
bis wagon and dragged some distance BY
the reins catching around his foot which
resulted In badly sprainsd ankle.
GIL. Turner who recently arrived home
from California hay sold his stand to J. 8.
Hartsn; and T. B. 0seklus has sold bic
stand g Rev. Q. A. Southland. Mr.. Seek
In win move 70 North Dexter, where h
= ensagsd 10 manufacturing cloth h ~
11andsfs factory.
Ths earpsntsEs q work on Tie 6swast
baeck hsvs ~ outsids nearly completed
an4 palnteA
r. ~. Llbby. ~ village Blacksmith, ~
beea I'D - ~ ~ pei noath WflA &
lane knee tnaDe1 ~ . klek 1fon 3 AnEse.
3 ~ : Sovage - palntal N61n1. bit
n. ~ Gso1ile 49,.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30

The friends Of 1.-THE Link" must MOI
take 1t for granted that the building ol
the road is inevitable. The road will moi
build itself and 1t remains for us to put
the requisite money and work into ii. We
have the utmost confidence that 1t will be
done, but conversation will not do it.
neither will newspaper advocacy.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30
Or. Creene's Nervura,
Brain and Nerve Tonic.

al was miserable. had no ambition, no
strength in my limbs. and was tired all the
while. When walked few rods felt as ii
/ would drop down on the ground. used
DIR. Greenes Nervura, and it has done me
more good than anything have ever taken.
| look and feel like another person since l
began TO take it, and recommend it to all
that are ailing.'
Mrs. FRANCES NJ. BoDLE, Chester, NY.
III Dishonest druggists may try TO sell you
their own preparation or some cheap dTficfe
on which they make a larger PROFIT. DO not
be deceired, but insist upon harinJ thus rem
edu. Price 81 per bonle
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30
De~a'e Of OimImenks Tor cafa,yA
that contain .Nercury,

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 peye,
be used except on prescriptions from repu.
table physicians, as the damage they will
do Is ten fold to the good you eau possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure
manufactured by F. ]. Cheney Il Co, To
ledo, o., contains no mercury and is takeu
internally, and cts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure YOU
get the genuine. It is taken internally
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. ]. Che.
ney 4 Co.
tie.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30

The Nona.um worsted mill, located In
the village OF Nonatum In Newton, Mass.
Is 30 greatly benefited by the provision.
OF the Mckinley Tariff bill that new
brick building will be constructed at ono,
ana as rapidly as possible the output OF
the company will be doubled. The con
Germ now employs between $50 and 8O(
hands and purposes to employ 1900.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30
Larone

M. Frank Campbell and wife of Fair
field Centre passed last Sabbath In town
Miss Ethel Buzzell has returned from
her weeks visit to her auuts In Portland
and Is well pleased with her trip.
While at play, the little girl Of l.. &
Stevens dislocated the bone ulna of the
left arm. The MD. reduced the dislo-
cation and Edna il all right.
Miss Annie May Gullifer meets with .
very serious accident while assisting her
grandfather, In steadying some underpin-
ming he was setting; the stone topples
over unexpectedly, catching Miss Annie's
fingers against another s-0ne, jamminQ
the first finger severely and tearing tht
nail from the flesh, while 1t completely
brushes the second finger, necessitatine
amputation; as may be supposed the hand
is very painful, but Is doing as we'll %
could be expected under the circumstan.
ces.
The management Of the farm Of Mr.. 8.
Hoxie, who last spring moved to Water
vile, has again changed hands, 1t now
being under the care of U. H. Tozier of
Skowhegan.
Potatoes rotting quite badly, seems to
be general complaint among the farm.
ers.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30
Emblem Centre.

Colder and all are getting ready for
winter.
The Berry Bros. are pressing hay In
this vicinity. There Is large quantity
to be pressed.
Melvin Burns Is threshing here. There
Is but small crop of grain and not very
good In quality.
Allen Hodgden has gone back to Wis
consin.
Miss Angie Boothby closed her school
In District No. the Gath. and commenced
teaching at Concord Corner the 9th.
Angle is one Of our best teachers.
Miss villa Walker closed = very proHta-
BILE term Of school In District No. IL the
Gath.
ESchool Is to commence In District No.
4 the 3rd Of November, with o. H. Flan-
ders - teacher.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30

At the annual meeting of the Pttsheld
Loan and Building Association the fol
lowing officers were chosen for the ensu-
ing year. President, Ernest Maxheld
Vice President, Harris Pushor; Secretary
o. s. Haskell; Treasurer; G. A. Drake
Attorney, Frank W. Hovey; Directors
Gordon Dobson, N. L. Perkins, o. f
Blackden, T. 4. B. Knowles, E. N. Shaw
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30

In response to inquiries made by the
Lewiston Journal some 80 members of
the legislature elect give their views as to
the business Of the coming session. Many
Of them say that taxation and ballot
-eform are among the most important
matters to be considered.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30

Severe storms and gales prevailed the
latter part Of last week in Massachusetts,
New York and that vicinity, but fortu-
nately for US did not reach Maine.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30

To show the value of advertising In the
REPORTER 1t Is only necessary to call at
tention to the fact that the Union Advo-
cate uses . statement made in one as an
argument against the Mckinley bill.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30
Advantageous oTers.

The time for renewals of the REPORTER
comes around and that season Of the year
when many of our patrons have more
leisure for reading. we therefore make
them the following offers
To any subscribers who will prior to
Jan uary l, 1891, pay one dollar and fifty
cents, we will send the REPORTER fourteen
months. To any person subscribing anew
for the REPORTER we make the same Of
fer "A months for one years pay. This
only applies to those who pay the above
amo unit at the time the order for sub
scriptlon is given In advance. Where one
wear Is paid in advance arrearages may
be settled at the rate of sl.50 per year.
To any old or new subscriber who pays
81. so for one full year In advance we will
send free of expense one year, In addi-
ton to the REPORTER either Of the follow
ing periodicals;
THE AMERICAS FARMER,
THE HOME MAGAZINE.
These are monthly publications but are
very fine family publications The form
er especially adapted to the FARM and the
latter to the HOME.
We are glad to be able to make these
splendid gifts to our patrons. Remember
thew are offered November and December,
only.
The REPORTER will club with the fol
lowing publications, at the rates placed
opposite each, payable strictly in advance,
for one year.
REPORTER and Harper's Monthly,
Weekly or Bazaar, $500
Atlantic Monthly, DOC
1" l." Century '' 5.2t
/" Scribner's " 400
I" Cosmopolitan, 800
=" st. Nicholas, 400
+" =" Wide Awake, $50
- Harper's Young People, 3.5(
The Holiday season is near at hand anc
you cannot do better for a Christmas Oh
New Years present than to send youl
friend or friends The SOMERSET REPORT
Err and one Of the above named period
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30
The Forks

Miss Alice Murphy of Skowhegan. is
the gusest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
p. Murphy Of the Murphy House.
Dora Holway has gone to Skowhegan
as the guest Of Blanche sayward.
Mrs. Cinda Williams returned to Pleas
ant Ridge Saturday, where she will spend
the winter.
Mrs. d. II. Williams returned to Scion
Wednesday to attend her mother who Is
sick.
The shooting match 30 long talked a.
bout. Was held the Goth, the day WAS
rather cloudy but there was large at
tendance both day and evening. The
COW was awarded to Chas. Adams OF this
place, and the turkeys were shot by VIM.
Morris, Mike Kennedy and Ed Morris.
In the evening there was ball at Dur
gins Hall and at The Forks hotel Good
music was furnished by Messrs. Pease,
Wilson and Adams, there was large at
tendance from out of town. Our burg
can boast of as fine shooters as any town.
1t was memorable occasion to all pres
ent and much thanks are due to +. M.
Vittum.
The friends of Miss Lille Durgin,
friendship, q very nice ring. She wishes
to thank them all for so pleasant q sur.
prise and SO nice present.
Miss Blanche Sayward closed very
successful term Of school Friday. Fri
day evening the scholars Invited her to
the school house, where they gave her
numerous presents, after which candy
and apples were passed around. They
then played games, and at late hour de-
parted for home.
Quite number Of our boys start for
Moose River Thursday to their shooting
match, each one is going to take halter,
but 1t will only take one to lead the COW
home.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30

We have been having some fine wealth
err, farmers are getting along finely with
their fall work.
A good many are intending to log this
winter.
Arthur Wright of Flagstaff, recently
shot fine Fisher near Spring lake. Old
hunters say around here 1t Is the first one
ever known Of being shot as they
are very shy animals.
Foxes and partridges are quite thick.
Perley Daggett who has been sick over
year with the consumption is very low
and will not live but short time.
A party of sportsmen saw large
moose near Spring lake few days ago
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30
West PItt0neld

School in District No. 9, taught by Mis-,
Mary Walker of Pittsfeld, closed las
week. School In No. 2 commenced ,
week ago last Monday with Miss Blanch,
Conner teacher.
Mrs. W. E. Lowell of Vassalboro VA
at Mr.. VIM. Patterns recently to assist II
taking care Of Mrs. Frank Lowell, who Il
very Ill.
E. B. Jewett and family have movet
home from New Brunswick.
Mrs. Alfred Willis and infant daughter
Of Harmony are visiting ct Mrs. Willis
old homo.
Mrs. Frank Farnham and little son Wis
tied Mrs. Moody Patten Last week.
Mrs. B. F. Stirson has returned from
her visit to Seattle, ". T.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eastman Thompson OF
Scion visited Mrs. Thompson's sister
Mrs, Rogers, last week.
starts
A shade of sadness was thrown on this
community last Tuesday, accustomed BY
the death Of Nrs. Mary 4. Frederic, wife
Of J. r. Frederic, Esq, Of tbs town.
Mrs. Frederic had .besa iaShse Usual
health until two Wesks before her dsath,
when she was taksn With typhoid fever.
but WA not considefsd dAnoefoasly siek
until Tuesday morning, VIA pneemonla
1T IN, resulting II ~ DOH. Mn. J.
had been an acf3ys nsu~es n ~ n. :.
Church during ~ - tAlye9.tWo yearsl
had always al ! - iniisq1t b ~
sunday 6chool - s. Gkafen e1Asavoe q
nverv Ma n 80 1aNk - akngGh nn6
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30
NOTICE .
STATE OF MAIN G,

Somerset IS: To tho Sheriff.
of our several Counties or either of ,hsir dep
uties, GREETING:
We command you to attach the Goods and
Estate Of George O. yarney OF La Grande, In
the STATE OF Oregon 10 the value of five hun.
ured dollars; summon the said defendant. II be
may be found In Your precinct, to appear be
lore our Justices of Uur Supreme Judicial Cou I
next 10 DC holden at SkOwhegan, within and
tor the County of Somerset, on the third Tues
day OF September next. then and there In our
said Court TO answer unto Henry j. varney OF
Skowhegan aforesaid, In . plea Of the case:
Forihat the sal defendant at said skOwhegau
on the fourth day OF December, in the year OF
our Lord, one ihousand eight hundrd and eigh.
~ nine. by his prOmissory note Of that date by
MN s9bscri6. d. for value received, prOmis ed
one nora 4. spaulding, to pay her or her
order. the sum of Two hundred dollars on de-
mand after date at any bank in Skowhepap.
Maile, wth interest, and the said Nora e.
S;psauluins mere ,itel wards, on the same day,
stiil unpaid, to Henry j. Varney, the plaintiff
1f which the said defendant, then and there
n ID Si, notice by reason and in consideration
whoreof the said defendant, become liable, and
promised the Plaintiff to BAY him the contents
OF said note according to the tenor thereof
And the Plaintiff AYERS. that the sald have long
since elapsed.
Yet the Defendant, al though often requested
Tue same, has not paid, but refuses, 10 the
damage OF the eAd plaintiff, as he says. tht
sum OF five hundred dollars, which shall theI
$50 '"S'S We AnAuo W oppcAE WIN Ol0er Qut
damages.
Aud have you there this writ with your do
ings therein.
Witness:-JOHN A. PETERS. Esouire a
SkO he gan, the first day of July, in the year 81
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and nine
ty.
L. H. WEBB, Clerk.
Somerset ss:-Supreme Judicial Court, Sent
Term, A. d. 1890.
And nov OH suggestion to the Court that the
said Geo. G. Varney Is not ali inhabitant Of In,
state, and had no tenant ~ emit or Al IrIey
within the same. that his goods or estate have
been attached In this section, and that be has
mad no uOtice OF said suit and attachment. II
Is ordered, that notice Of the tendency Of this
sun, be given to the said Defendant, BY pub.
fishing an atsested copy Of this order. toRether
with an abstract OF tile PLAINTIFF Wit. three
arewspapsr printed At ekO vheGsn. N the
county Of Somerset, the last publicatics To b.
not less than thirty days bef6fo the next tarm Of
this Court. 70 he holden Of 6kOWhegan. Vithiu
md fer the County Of Somerset on tho third
tuesday Of Deeember. 1871, thas said defend
ant mar then and there appear and answer 10
said suit, II he shall see cause
Attest: ". B. BROWN, Dep. Clerk,
A true COPY.
swA Attest: ". =. BROWN. Dep. Clerk.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-30
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New Banking Firm In Portland.

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