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The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06
ercer

Miss Sarah Campbell of Lowell, form
erly of this town, died last Thursday of
cancer, her remains were brought here
Saturday, by her brother lie Roy Camp
bell to be buried The services took
place at the Methodist vestry, Sunday at
2 o'clock.
The prevailing epidemic has many vic
tins, few famiies-if any--escaping 1t.
The physicians of NorTidgewock and
New Sharon, have hard work to attend
to patients in their own towns and this
vicinity
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06
Democratic Fi,ibustering.

The center of interest and excitement
Representatives at Washington, where
the Minority party has attempted to pre-
vent the Majority party taking up certain
election cases, by the well known process
of declining to answer to roll calls to
break quorum. This custom has been
In vogue Tor many years, and OF late
years has been carried to that extent that
IT has become an evil and an intolerable
nuisance, delaying legislation and making
the House body for the obstruction OF
public business instead of one for prompt
transaction Of that business.
The House has not yet adopted code
of rules for its guidance In the transac-
ton of business, and until this is done,
Speaker Reed holds that its deliberations
must be governed by the laws Of parlia-
mentary practice, and when the point has
been made that there is no quorum pres
ent when there were more than 1875 demo-
Gratis present who refrained from voting,
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The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06
Tho Forks,

uUO pVT0Vs
Every one has . terrible cough and
cold.
Our stage 10 running on . new sched-
uIs. Avrphy's stage leaving In the morn
ing ard 6ack q night, and connects with
bartlcteUeeAge at Parlin Pond, and by
g dong lsstsr can reach Moose River
y 90 day.
Aboet seven Of The Forks fairest
9eagheegs accompAnisd BY Jonah 0psuld-
- 9a9e . trip 10 his camp On Rowsll
Ieeo. TIT arrived there about liza. n,
yAep . beeeteoeg dinner was sevved By
49, 49,, -. 4. HunDewell. III camp
- - ~ eonsoQy a4d nsatnsas
~ - . Perfect Gaeooss, and
( ene - ffisd twieeMs would
( 81 ~ Aoesa llbaoe. AfIss dr.
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The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06
e. N addison.

here, and the old saw. Better late than
never" has no application whatever to it !;
quitoes in place Of 1t. They, however,
left the "hamlet" when the wind started
up"
A singing school is In progress at the
Rowell corner school house. Mr.. Horace
Ridley as teacher is sufficient guarantee
of Its success.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06

On Monday last, late in the afternoon,
III the House at Washington, Smith the
republican contestant, was given the seat
hid by Jackson, democrat, by 1866 affirm
alive votes, majority Of all the members
OF the House. Thus the republican ma
jorlty carried the day against the persist.
ct and long continued opposition of the
d mocratlc minority.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06
AnSon.

Andrew J. Davis of New Portland was
hauling a load Of shovel handle blocks To
the North Arson depot Saturday after.
noon and while descending a steep hill
about two miles from the depot portion
of the harness gave way and the horse
kicked, striking Mr. Davis on the leg be-
low the knee. Examination showed that
the bones were terribly caushed and
spintered, the large bone being broken in
two places.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06
Harmony.

Mr.. Charles Barker Of Athens is buy
ing all kind Of hard wood lumber In town
to be manufactured at Hill Bros. Mill.
We are glad to see him here, 1t means
business.
La Grippe has struck the town, there
are many severe cases.
Those who sold hay are very busy
hauling 1t to market during the due tray
cling.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06

The editor of the REPORTER takes this
method to acknowledge the favor of
supplementary notices Of his essay, read
before the Maine Press Association at
the annual meeting in Portland, published
By many Maine editors. 1t is pleasant to
hrow that ones efforts, literary or other
Use, are appreciated, and one is liable to
withhold complaint, even though they
lay be appreciated beyond merit. Thank
' ,u, gentlemen.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06
WE ARE STILL ON DECK

And doing business at the old stand, with doors
wide open six nights in the week, for the conven-
fence of customers. The COMBINATION is "busted"
and the closing up TRUST has collapsed; they blame
us for it, and we plead guilty, but owing to extenu
ating circumstances they have allowed us to continue
in business and we escaped by paying nominal
fine. We here for dollars and not "for our
health" nor to please competitors, but when it is
a matter Of business and accommodation to the pub
lie we consult our customers and do that which
we think will please them
NOW FOR BUSINESS
Don't you want Bbl of Peerless Flour?
Domestic Ham, sugar cured and cob smoked? Id.
of Tea, dollars worth of Sugar, Chicken, lb of
Steak, Fresh Triple, Butter Cheese, Eggs, Oranges,
Bananas Lemons, Sweet Potatoes, Cranberries,
Onions, or anything else usually found in Grocery
and Provision Store? Ifyou do, give US a call and
we will guarantee the goods, prices and quality.
We also own the
OLD SKOWHEGAN FISH MARKET
We try to keep it well stocked with fresh and salt
Fish, Oysters and CLAIMS. Mr.. Arthur Calden is our
assistant in that department. where he will be pleased
to serve you in efficient manner.
good tenement over our Or. for rent in .ooa n,
and being centrally located Il desirable place
EOPEN SIX NIGHTS IN THE WEEK.
Respectfully,
CAIRNS & GOODRICH.
Skowhegan, Jan. IS, 1890.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06

Charles Lessau Of Waterville attempted
to cross the bay below the Loci wood
Mill to the Winslow side Of tho river ON
the Ice, Sunday afternoon, when he
struck weak spot and went Into the
water and was drowned. His body WAS
recovered Monday morning. He was
about IS years old, and leaves widow
and one child. He has been Ct work at
the new saw mill In Winslow, and was on
bile way to attend 70 the fre under the
boiler.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06

fashioned candy pulling and pop corn
The occasion will be pleasantly remem-
b red by all who were there.
Dr +. S. Bigelow of Skowhegan was
in town last week, having patients here.
John Murphy, of the Murphy House,
broke his leg above the ankle last week.
" bile he was working in the woods
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06

A. F. Perkins of SO. Norridgewock has
lately purchased Of Fred Pollard, Water
ville his two-year-old stallion Away, by
Broadway, dam by Gen. Mcclellan 2,2G
Away is rich bay, stands fifteen hands
high, weighs 800 pounds, and good horse
men say he can show 3 minutes.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06
.1emSunner UcciSioNs.

ANY person who takes paper re-hAf f.''
the niilce-whethtr directed to his name nt Sn"u'
ers OF whether he has subscribed or nol-i9 tesP'"
sihle for the payment. o..
4 liza person orders his paper Discontinued he
must pay all arrearaRes OF The puhii-icf NAY s''ii
tinue 10 send it until payment 10 mtat An' ''.'''
the whole amount whether the paper Is taken ifo"
the office or not.
The Courts have decided that refusing to take
newspapers and periods ais from the post "ia'e 'tu
removing and leaving them uheued i"ti Is pm"
facir l.NIlNnrt. OF ir.lul.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06
A Poser.

If, as one exchange asserts the farmers
of Maine are not prospecting as well az
are those engaged in other trades, how
does 1t happen that though we some
times hear of the failure of merchants
and manufacturers, the financial failure
of farmer is something quite out of the
common consolidation journal.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06

In view of the fact that Maine does not
supply its own markets with turkeys
enough to go around, and that they have
to be brought into the State by car loads,
1t would seem that there ought to be
profit In raising them In Somerset County,
nd we advise our farmers to look into
this branch of agriculture aud see IL there
is not live dollar in it. The poultry
business is not overdone In this vicinity,
as we view 1t.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06

The election Of Col. John u, Anderson
Of Gray to the honorable position of
Commander Of the Department of Maine
is one highly satisfactory to his numer
Gus friends In the order. He is very
'pular with veterans and will make a
commander that will look closely after
the interests Of the order.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06

DR.. G. N. Twitchell of Fairfield has an
able letter In last weeks Maine Farmer
about taxation. He realizes the many
oidicult.es In the way Of exact justice to
ell interests, SO highly desirable. He
commsnds the action Of the State Grange
Of Patrons ct the annual meeting, and
says there il room for further profitable
discussion.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06

Preparations for the building Of q big
sulphtie pulp mill ct Madison are In pro:
Rress. Both shores on the river, from
the upper falls to one mile below, have
been purchased for the sum Of $50. 900.
A twenty ton mill ID to be built ct the
upper falls 10 the spripK, on the site Of
the Weston saw % Il. There will also be
storage house 400 feet long.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06

The burning of Secretary Tracy's resi-
dence In Washington, ID. c., Monday
m )rning, with the death of his wife and
daughter and two other persons, was one
OF the most startling events that has
happened In Washington for many years.
The Secretary appears to be recovering
from the effects of his physical injury
but he came very near his death.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06

The action of the Ohio Legislature in
II scaling the Lieutenant Governor of
that State because he had but twenty six
N ijority and was Republican, is 10
keeping with the action of the same body
~ putting up at auction to the highest
h'ider the U. s. senator ship of Ohio and
striking it off to Calvin s. Brce of New
Y ,rk. 1t is needless to say this legisla-
tire Is Democratic
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06

Ths logging business is moving on
lively On the hesdwaters Of the Kennebec
Thsfs y about feet Of snow and the
lsnbsrmes srs sliding in the spruce very
-. The only trdsbls q this time l.
saak.ssu among ths men. La-grippe 10
tslneg spol many camp crews 70 tn dst-
Efut ~ bosinsss.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06

Whereas Rufus H LoDgley OF NOrriige wock,
In the County of Somerset, and state OF Maine,
by his mortgage deed dated the twenty second
day Of May 1882, and recorded in the registry
of deeds for said County Volume 10 Page 6p{,
conveyed to the undersigned certain parcel
OF lind situated in said town OF Horridgewock
and bounded as follows. to wit: Beginning at
the South West corner OF lot Letter ID. on the
County road, thence running on said 10 I'd
about eighty rods to land of eilas T. LOugley
thenee running North, $50 Eass, about ehi 90
hundred rods " the cast line Of said lot Lett CT
ID, thence running o said East line t.. the
south East corner OF said lot 10 land formerly
owned by Obediah withere,l Jr., about eighty
rons. thence runulng OD the dividing line be
tween lot letter D. and sad witherell, about
three hundred rods, to said County road, the
frat mentioned bound, containing one hun
dred acres more or less. Also smother lot OF
land situated in said NUrridgew Ock and being
the same conveyed by Benjamin LOuRey Ia
william P. LOn1ley by deed dated March a
1870. aud recorded In Somerset Registry OF
DECIDE, Vol. 10, Page 4ls, which deed may be re
fered to for n description Of said premises
and whe rsas the condition OF said mortgage
has been broken, now therefore, by means OF
the breach OF the sOudibon Their OF, l claim q
foreclosure OF said mortgage.
Feb. 1880.
MARY Z. LONGLEY.
By Walton & Walton, her Attorneys, yw6
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06

ORDERED, that the SOMERSET RrroRtERi pub
lie newspaper printed at skowhegan, In the County
the County paper in which hereafter all public no.
tees are to be printed, until further orde Of Court
l.. WrBRi Cie1k.
A true copy Of order.
Attest l.. II. NEBB, Clerk.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06

The trial Of suit for libel brought BY
Paruell against The London Times, was
70 have begun Saturday, but Whsn The
'case was called, ~ council announced
tAat ~ on1t I'D boen Compounded, ~
Times paying PArnell ~. 900 da1aGss.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06
Considers Dr.. Creene's Nervura
the most wonderful Remedy
Ever Discovered.

My wife, Sarah L. Dlll, was pirslyzti three
years ago and was in very low condition.
she had :erva,s!ors coming on at the sams time
every month, which were severe that We ex-
ps,.si TIA. ,ho would rsY, ,ons o.. 9, ;,ne Of thin
since that time she was under the treatment
for ~ months Of a FIRST class physician, who be-
came discouraged and finally Allowed h.. .a Use Dr..
3:Wna'; EGvigfa. which she has been taking ever
since. She has nerer hal a c"nruisiOn or any
symptoms If one since she began using this
medicine; she is gaming rapidly in hath and
s.fs.g.h, aud 10 able to be about the house and
yard and do soms light work. / consider DR..
Grecnes Neryura the most wonderful remedy
that was ever discovered.
JOHN c. DILL.
Old Bridge, Madison Township,
Middlesex Co. y. j.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06
The ohio Steal.

fg~Ask your druggist for SrRINGALL's
ENGLISH ALTERArIvE. 1870 doses for 8 CO.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06
A man who has practiced medicine for
40 years, ought to know salt from sugar !;
read what he says:


40 years, ought to know salt from sugar !;
read what he says:
Toledo, o., Jan. 10, 1887.
Messrs. f. ]. Cheney & Co.-Gentlemen =
have been in the general practice Of med-
all my practice and experience have never
seen preparation that could prescribe with
as much confidence Of success as l can Hall
Catarrh Gu e, manufactured by you. Have
prescribed it great many times and its effect
is wonderful, and would say in conclusion that
l have yet to find 4 case Of Catarrh that it
would not cure, il they would take it according
to directions.
Yours Truly,
l.. L. GORSUCH, NJ. D.
Office, 2l6 Summit St.
We will give 800 for any case Of
Catarrh that can not be cured with Halls
Catarrh Cure. Taken internally.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Props. Toledo,
0. A-Sold by Druggist, TIC.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06
L. f L. oo 5as't' M. D.

W~Ask your druggist for, SrRINGALL's
ENGLISH Alternative. 1870 doses for 81 co.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06

DaubnV Connscticnt had 1000
hrs Sunday.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06
FALLING SICKNESS AND
ST. VITUS DANCE.

Epiieptic dno OtneT Fito Sufeo'
For years a cure for Epilepsy and other Fit.
caused by disease OF the nerves has been
sought. IL is now conceded by physicians,
druggists and the people that the long needed
remedy has been found in DR.. Greene's Ner-
vnra. which has, by curing thousands OF cases,
proved that II is an absolute specific for these
terrib nervous complaints 1t is n harmless
vegetable remedy, and a sure and positive cure
for all nervous diseases.
Ny son had been troubled with epilepsy
loss OF appetite, and had no ambition 10 do
anything. Aftortrying several remedies he
to k Dr. Greene's Nervura, and | can truly
say that II mute him nete boy The a.: have
lst: hin, his nhoie system is bu,H up aneT, and,
he is enjoying perfect heaith. !. IL he best ned
!:.ne ever used a,d after trying others | lind it
hai NJ equal
MIR. W. SCHUM.
10 West 4:d ST., New York city.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06


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The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06
Notice of FOrecLOs,xrs.

t9-Open every evening through Decem
her,
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-06
A8EDO-
Highway Tax in unineorporats6 d
For ths Be0tnntss Jsxssrv lsts teoos d
STATE OF MAISK. Somerset IS:

And now on the third day Of said l.
,esssd upon the following townships al
pairs Of roads therein. for the year endi
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THE WATER FRONT.

The steam schooner Point Arena lsst for rtsa-
lady Monday night 10 so IN the relief of the j.
C. Britain which foundered fes miles from
that place. The J C. Britain was ladened with
q cargo Of anon rails for Anscortes and was sais-
tug near the beach when abe struck Q rock ana
tore hole In her bottom. The water soon elles,
the bat ap and she sank. al her crew escaping
in q boat TIE Point Arena will raise the J. a.
which the Britain viii be repaired and towea
back 30 - attic. TIE Point Arena Vas chartered
expressly Tor this occasion and was obliged 10
forego her regular trip To Chackangt and the
Islands.
TIE schooner Cempeer arrived from san
Francisco yesterday with sixty -nlGe tons OF rer-
ehxndise.
The schooner Jennie. sailing in the Wells
tine will heSve san Francisco sor Seattle abogf
May il
The Premier arrived from Vancouver yesfe-.
day With large esrgo ot ger raj merchandise
The Fanny Lake arrived from the fats ves-
tersisy wish 9 earge 81 hay and oats.
Tie Lucy Lowe ia due here to-day with q caro-
ef ssans Irsm chueAanuG
The linton Pacific steamer signal Is du. herr
today sFeaa POI, land
The Cmsulla is due here sonos-ow from
san Frsaciseo
The aslnie: Is due To-Day with hooza OF loss
sresa Cgssisty.
The Bohemian sailed for san Francisco with q
iosi Of coal.
The willamette is stu 81 the auakczs loading
co&l
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PRODUCE KEcKIrts AND QUOTATIONS.
SAN FRAScfsco. May e-frodaec receipts
rloas laaCa sacks: wheat. 200 centsis; barley,
is.ep reatals. oats. loo centAls: beans, 2oO
sacks: corn, i.so censAls; potatoes, LOU SACKS
bran. Loo ssekA
rloay-Tnsre is tair animation tn the market.
while prices show . slight sdvsacsrg tendency;
family extras 81 ioss ~ per Dbl. bakers ex-
tfss. $tto, saperfne, e. sssS 10
Nheas~-Isst Saturday the market took an up-
ward turn. and an advance OF ahont 2sac per
GENITAL was established. The improvement Was
based more on the situation At Chicago and
other eentcrs than on any direct local cause.
Speculation Also played some part In the adj
vance movement. and quite lively trading &C
Cured in the call board arena shippers came
fairly well 10 the front aud bought with freedom
nj the higher figures The fact that the export
element did NOS head back heiped 10 inercase
tho interest in matters and gave additional en-
eourSxemens To holders All offerings OF stand
ard grade found prompt custom 81 q range at
81 81. t4iss per GENITAL. which asures may Be
said to represent values to-day. though the mar
ket shows an even less buoyant tone than pre-
yagles. Q couple Of days AGO
gsrsev-The weakness has apparently disap-
reSrsA from tAe hsrey market for time AZ
least The present situstsoa 10 In striking Goa
.rsst With that which prevailed but short
while since. when low figures ruled and bat few
euvers appeared A. the moment there Is
KOzNi lie u MA h2td 40 ttf%ksaAs stt4tN faA
recognition sellers jast have the stvan-
txxe' No. iced. tLeiiss choice, ss-oas common
crates. 81 brewins. G-essa 10 sLl.is fos fair to
roe.. and 81 Is GO 81 % fog chciea
asss--Arriyals are scaai and little stock Is
hlhstsSs In the sample The market Is good "a
ehatcc White cats change hands In general
uay a a range 81 81 g. % sls& waite ei.s2'a TO
Il Is are the Askiax psices for aesirsele sAip-
raeatx For common steck there is sosne little
custom. which IL satisfied ~ prices rnaniug
tro,a 81 Is "a sl.eo Per eentAl
pavsrs exhibit No eaxeruees, bat YET
me demand il Of Esir naasnisaass Tas inquiry
=, IA. .aosaenf Is mainly fer cAcsce small vel
low which is nos pisnsssul. an! sales are there
s,Fe yuet % good sdvsntsse La-ge yeisos, a. 10
al IS. smsn yellow, nEesi.i7ss, Waite sse@
i az. r-cr GENITAL. cracked eeEn. sssssS per ,oa,
corn meal feed ssss&s per toa. ssl cake nssi
rs reg soa. nsdaliaxs. SIS xs@ - 20 per ten;
eAonuea Feed. 90 sesss - par tssA
Hersx-Rnssrs are CONSERVATIVE ia their vievs.
aud decline 20 purchase sxcs7t at sseus crnss
less shsa asalxg prices. watch range fsom se b.
ssc per f-oard.
-StsxiSsa per ton-
Ground h&rsey-s@sz@s per sca.
resasss-Reeepss oi new TODAY were sas
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Today. ouatstsons.


ne following are the prices paid by dealers
- foand lots delivered at the wharf or tho lob
1nk nses quoted by wholesale dealers.
aurs-fer 10. choice. il0tlse. inferior. sssfc
ecflkR-tJobhiugD California. fresh roll. ltss
~ u. Eastern creamery. solid. isfauc per ~.
esAmery picked roll, is.eIsc per 10.
ssus-tJchhingl Eastern. per doc. is,stais:
sssa ranch. per dos. &c: oregoa ranch. per doz.
g. California. 2oc per dos
,nS1sk-sJobhingl Case. per n. aetsi Sc
s1sesrser. per n, 2ae; Holland. per doc, sii 80.
ssiss. per N. Nc; California. inaiAr PER n.
uAIs-tJoohingl Feed. per ton, SssSssSA
- nnAf-tJoehinsl Chicken feed. per ton. ses
~ ,Lot a-tJobhingl Washington per hbl. "a IS:
~ sseasofnis. per Dbl, ts.eo: Oregon valley, pof
g. A1ts&S0
aAf-tJohhlnsl rage, Sound timothy, per
- ssifsS; snferior grades. ssssls per ton: Cal.
setnia hay. Slstsa0
NIAfuks-SJoehinsl Natives. per ton, $40:
s,s stn. $o; nss rsa,atces. slsc per ~
vNioNs-S Johbingl sliser.ksus, &c per n
$50 fiAbl-ks~Joeetng. Taraips and carrots,
asssk, VI; hs,s sad rsrsaips per sack 100 rs.
- = cabbage. per N, s'se; swees potatoes sg
~. sfesn peas. se per 10; rhaharh. &c per n.
..sssnee &e per dos. asparagus. 10 per -; bet.
eure. Ntssge per dog
n1nshN FRI frs-B bananas. sassss5 per bunch
eSssae hsssis. ~ per case Riverside sesi-
- ~ . per case: los Angeles seedlings. q 80
sse. sicily senaons r. 20 per case. Caasosuis
suons ~ per case.
AusisioNs - tJohbingl Hams, Charles
49,. per n. iAeitsse. Armour. per n. ils.cs
- ooaktssi choice. per N. IKE, silver
asfas, per n. izc: breakfast haeoa. lie:
: .. ,s, aaes. s'.c; breakfast Charles Leach. per
g. sislee; shoulders. Charles ieueA. per n,
49, -. esssr saieS Charles Loaoa, r-ef -. iss.e.
fs- ssies, Armour. per N, toa.es hecf. Charles
~ per 10. iScs tangaes. Charles Leach
So So. az fairbanks per dos, -: pork. extra
sLIhf AND GAME ResaEn Turkeys.
= s%ssssscs hens. ssSs>S . p4see. young
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
rSaSef.L

FINANCIAL
LONDON. May 6-Bar silver. per ounce 9a5
fine sos@d: consois. 80 lt-Ie Bullion into Bank
OF England. xa.oca Bank of England discount
rate, per cent
EREADsTrrFS
LIVERPOOL. May 6-wheat-Easier: Cali
fosnia spot lets. - s@d0t7s 81; off coast, sss Sd
Jus, shipped. SIS: nearly due. s5s 81: cargoes OF
coast. quiet but frms on passage. ARMY held
Quantity Of wheat on passage TO continent
"a 90 quarters wheat and -four on passage
10 United Kingdom. $1,000 euarssrs
English country mark Is generally dearer