davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.

N SHORT route 70 LONDON.
NEW. YORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREhEN.
Steamers SAL from pier fogt 2d;st. HoboEen.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Kiis, Sat, Jan Il. ii a. spree We'd jan % m
LAIN w,d jan 81 .: ma g. Ja4Sl so an
srst cabiq s75 and Inward berth oecordns t9 ioes:
$50 berth. SiFersge ~ lowess
80 OELEICI!S & CO.. 80. Rowing Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
european advertisements.
GRATEF IL-IUMFOKIING.
EPPS'S COCOA.

.pI1nfASI-"By thorough knOwicage OF the nat.
whlcn govern the opera ions OF dIt and
~ ana BY careful application OF the hnc properties Of
titO ect1d Cocoa, r apps has provides ou. breakfast
wtss,b dollcately aNOied beverage which may save
aees heavy doctors bulls. 1t i in the udic!ous OF
maj, OF that constitution may gradually
uen until strong enough 10 resist every tendency dis
bl Hundreds OF subtle maadies are uOltEg around MS
ease a,.arx wherever there is a weak point
faaL Dsnv fat shaft nv keeping ourselves well fortified
esSPn blood and properly nOurished frame. "-Ciyil
se,viee GazetN' ,., ,oriro ,-o.,r o.. ,, c., -, l.,
Mo- tins hv GrOcers. labelled thus flames EPPS
hf Pou HONG opahic Chemists London Fncand"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
WHITE STAR LINE
AND LIVERPOOL.

TO JAMAICA and Windvard Islands,. via
L ran 70 Port Tampa Stcamcis lea,r fod d tampa
January 10. For further Information apply T.
J. ID. HASHAGEN, Ihst ch agent
2Gl Broad say, y. Y.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14
Mercer

III, u,I,ii,,I-., ~. ,,,,.,,. III. - 81,
corn, so the farmers say.
NJ. NJ n ,vl,i,,;,. r. r,.r W., n. -.
SATURDAY. to visit her parents who reside
tb.,. I,.r 1,uoh,er Mis- R.lIa Ivhi,,iar
I,s snnut IL . vintar IN Wnrro.t,r
"' ni"'9'"I'' uui "'' "uteHe'' e"'c us
" V''l ',i9 W, 'ho"''aS nc VIII continue
10 run MS cart 'hto"S" Tue SUMMER
We wish to correct an error of two
weeks oge, We were misintormed. Mr.
Look VIII not move here Mt present, though
he mas oonsh' Tue i''lh Us was stated III
al Issue
Much needed repairs have recently been
madc on the "Dr's Iii.l' so called, in the
VII ge This hin is usually in n bad con-
ditlon IN the spring
Mrs Lucinda Field WAS in town one day
last week, accompanied by MIR, and Miss
Mis- Manter has recently returned from
Madison here She has been fof some fine,
". ;,,e.r,.,,.i,,,,, ,p..-,U;1.........
yhntonl in,r,ni,s IN Nirs Man, ',',,''i''','
n,o.t n,,no1en,I av ,'rin, ' ha' a "a
s,.,',,n,, and .,,.,,'i,I. ~. y. i ~ o.
fruits and jtllies. has ioined the regular
army.
Mr. T,asl Inns oo,e =, 1Io.li.,.,, ~ ,or,,
nj his trade ''' e'''N ~ '''''''''''' ~ WV"
So''e " 'a'ge congregation ga'neted on
2up1"S 10 hen' 'ae ne" munster hev' Mr.,
i'o't' Nno nus ueen hppo'n'ea 10 inns ana
the N u', nn'',,u circuit A''er %"l''ne
''h'S iof 'i'ne ''liie' Tie people uiS-
Pes. , no.r no,'iPS IN no munster cane
was "i'ei "~iu "sver hou .llat MI
i@u' wa III Nova HEo'ia' hhVlhg gone
tu.ro 'or MS i"ii'y. lie pfeached there
'ast y'"'
There were two funerals in town on
Friday of last week; that of Mrs Curtis Mt
10 A. NJ, j. a. J mes oflieatlng. and At
/ L. NJ. that of Mrs Waterman kimblll
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14
Tho Forks

|. S. Young has sold his horse to Mr.
Je"ett Of Sko" hogan, Tor 500.
May baskets and gathering mas II wers
il the order of the day.
There was a social danca Erfdoy ovor.
Ing At Dnrqin's Hall aud was rrinys1 -,
ali present.
rho mn, +, 81, Int, 49,,
az, s n 'n'i' al VI "" ~ au" ',ie L'auS
'l' ~ t" many lo3N 40.
SUNDAY.
-
- CO q : t f 'i'o9 " Jul Peopie
~ ,.' ~ '''' it"'' ia S''PPe an" 'e'it'
Ihtre Is to be stage pat on from
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14

Russell Post, G. A. r. have the arrange.
ments for observance of Memorial day
May 30, well along and announcement
will he made in the REPORTER As soon as
they are completed.
As has been stated before In our col
umns +. =. Coffin Esq, OF the firm Mer-
ril K CONN, will will deliver the address
and our people anticipate a superior one
The Committee of arrangements have
been unable to secure band, but our
drum corps will be brought into roqui.
sition and will answer the purpose very
well The post hold the last regular
meeting before Decoration day, FRIDAY
next, the l5:h. Commander Withee, Sen
Tor Vice Commander Thompson, and
Junior Vice Commando Fowler make
NJ the committee of arrangements.
The Post will attend divine service
Sunday, May 2ith at the Congregational
church aud Rev A. j. icklin, the pas tor
will preach the Memorial sermon.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14
Harmony

The fields and wo DDS are dry and farm
ers are forwarding their work fast, al
though many are anXiluS for good
warm rain.
One night last week the store of r IL
Reed & Co. was entered through rear
window and some money which had been
left in the draw some tobacco, butter,
ham, etc, taken. Evidently some one
was in need of groceries.
Carroll the only son of Jacob Perkins is
very low with no hopes Of his recovery.
The whole family have suffered from a
severe attack of Ia grippe and he is fall
ing fast, the others are improving.
John Collins and his dog had quite a
lively skirmish with a bear last week, in
which they put bruin to rout at last. She
was lying beside knoll with her two
cubs when he started to cross the field
feet Of her. She showed an inclination to
hug first the dog and then him, but as her
affection was not reciprocated she con.
cluded to look after her family which had
taken themselves of, during the fray.
About thirty of tile neighbors of
Ernest Willis met and helped raise his
barn on Thursday OF last week.
A party from Mass. are expected at
Castle Harmony this week for few days
enjoyment Of spring weather.
John Foss has gone to Roach River to
work for J. H. Eveleth Of Green vile.
His brother Frank will carry on his place.
G. W. Badger Is at Guilford painting
for j. N. Bachelor.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14
The Liquor Commissioner.

Probably the largest support ever Civ
en- to any one man for appointment by
the Gov, rnor for state office was that
given TO Hon. Pascal Z. Gilmore of Ded.
ham for the office Of STATE Liquor Com
missioner. His petitions and letters
represented over six thousand names of
citizens of Maine. The eastern part of
the state WAS very strongly for him com
Ing very near solidity Such men as
Hon. j. S. Wheelwright, Hon. Henry
Lord, Hon. John L. Cutler were earnest
ly for him. Mr. Gilmore is a member of
the present state Senate, has served sew
eral terms in the House Of Representa-
tivcs at Augusta, served with credit In
the l6'h Maine regiment during the war
of the Rebe lion and stands high a. bus.
mess man in his town and county. He
will make good fiicer.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14

The Somerset Central Agricultural 50
ciety met at G. A. II. Hall, Saturday after
noon In accordance with adjournm ut
The attendance was not as large as at the
former meeting. The Commit e tn t
had in charge the canvassing for stock
subscriptions, reported that they had OBJ
tanned subscriptions amounting to $1,000
The Committee to ascertain about the
purchase Of grounds did not succeed In
completing their work, and further time
was given.
plan was proposed which has re-
ceived considerable favor, involving the
sale Of the present park. and the pur-
chase Of the farm owned by Mr.. Trask on
the Athens Road, . trine over mile from
Hotel Hseelton. This farm contains
hardly enough available land for the nils
track. b1t piece adjoining will make up
~ amount. Il can DO bought 1t . reason.
sbls lSuFs sb0ut what the present grounds
Of - societyf Will bring. This Il the
eheepq 10y 70 get mile track, but the
Af1e6oD hon the village 10 90 objection
A911haF meeting win b. held Saturday
Q11lunoon. WAen Douslhlng more daanife
ueahb - afsivsdak
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14
Probate Court.

Tic May term Of Prohlte Court com
mence at the Court Hause Tuesday with
large atteniSnee Of attorneys and parties
intere 5tcd and volume Of new business
above the average.
There was hearing Tues lay on the
final account of Peter IL. Lang executor
Of the will of Cyrus Field. Hon Eliot
Walker of Newport appeared for Or.
Field the sole legalee, aud Danforth &
Could for the executor.
Wednesday was occupied in giving a
hearing on the Final accounts of Fred
eric $. lancaster, executor Of the will Of
J. T. Lancaster of Palwyra, deceased.
Merrill X Coffin appeared for the cxpcu-
tor aud S. j. Walton anl G. A. Wilht r
Or Dr. b. +. Lancaster aud other hers.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14
Deafness Cant be Cured

by local application, us they eau not reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There is
only one way to cure Deafness. nnd TINT i,
by cor ttutioual remedies. Deafness is
caused - an ntlamed condition of the mu-
Gus linin { the Eustaehian Tube. When
this tut gets inllmcd You Lnye ruluh-
ling sound or imperfect hearing. and when
IT is entirely closed Deafness is the result,
and unless the inflammation can he taken
out and this tube restored TO lis normal
condition, hearing Will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out Of ten are caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an innamed
condition of the mucus surfuces.
We will give One HUNDRED Dollars for
any case of Deafness Caused by Catarrh)
TINT We can not cure by taking Halls Ca
iarrh Cure. Send for circulars. free.
+. j. CHENEY Il CO., Toledo, o.
&6~Sold by Druggists, 75o,
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14
Foreclosure HOtjcp.

WHEREAS, Henry o. Cornor. of West Fore.
" fla4taii"n, in The county of somerset and
9talt az Nalhti ana Anne O. rouuur, wife ui
si'u licuiF y Common, 10 convey her right ni
unMct, ny ineir mortgage decd dated the TIL. |
day OF July, \. D., lSS5 an II r.cnt,cd In
som rsct Registry OF Deeds lunoh 1s4. M 4, III
conveyed to IN, The undersigned. +, CERTAIN
lpl 81 parcel OF lard situHied in the town NJ
MOSCOW anu hndrdcd ami described az folluNs,
10 WI; N"ihlh. M Al he southeastern cor
i ne, VI i,iu ~ AlhYn bhk"r; thence SouIhciy
ny lana ul SCI tn CitYc and and land of VI :
ch iel ODl 10 land OF Uorntio Rhr lew
theucc westerly by land of SAID RnItiev 10 A
corner; theher sGuth'ry ny land of said Bari
~ TO point lhirty-two rods North of the
v Hurtn iiue ol iauu OF Reuben Pierce; thence
westerly para lei with The North line of land
of SAID Pierce through the crnt,r of +, larg. rtl
nee 70 a point fourteen rods aud five lius-
West OF Inc Gentle OF SAID large elm trcp;
thence Nortlelly al right ungle- with the line
AS, ,i mcntioneu 10 the centre Of Austin slry M
thence up Tue centre OF sail Stream " 4 4
-outh llIe OF land OF said Anon Baker, q.
southeast corner TO part begun at, and Srfll.
tanning one-hundred ANA thirty. five acres
more or less; also onr other piece or parcel Of
Land in laid Moscow AID bounded ns follpNs.
On the south and tasi by he county road adj
ing To- the steward II, ighbornGld. so calei on
me North by la1d formerly owned by Nrue-
,Eiiil Bhltty. aud Oh he est by Land form g.
~ owned hy william Clarg, containing one
ana one III q ~ acre, N ,re or less; also
lot containing sixteen AMI two-thirds fG2D
acres morosur less, being he North Third part
q the southeast quarter of lot No. four Ia.
On the thIId 3 range Of los III said town II
MOSCOW, lnd whereas the condition of -i
mortgage has been brUhen. nov, therefore rs
reason OF tue breach of the condition til .rcol,
! c'alm foreclosure OF said mortgage.
Bingham, Me May 10, 1891
sw2o MARK SAVAGE
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14
Heroes and aattlanelds.

This is the subject of lecture ilustrat-
ed by one hundred stereopticon war
views TO be delivered Saturday evening
next, by Charles n Thomas Of Boston,
who appears under the auspices Of Rus
sell Post, G. a. X The proceeds of the
entertainment that goes to the Post will
be.added TO the fund for the relief Of thu
worthy and destitute members or theil
families. The cause is therefore a goo.
one aud We trust our citizens viii patron
ize it. Ills spoken Of in high terms oil
commentator oy many newspapers anc
prominent men OF our State.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14
State Agricultural Society.

At meeting of the trustees of tie
Lewiston, Monday, Col. S. G. Jerrard of
Leyant was elected presiden. in place of
the late Hon. Rufus Prince, deceased.
The officers and other friends of the So
ciety offer large number Of special pre-
miums that must add to the interest OF
the annual fair.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14

An adjourned meeting of the Corpora
tors of the Skowheean and Nurridge
wock Railroad Company VIII be held al
E0glie lisil Monday afternoon at
o'clocf ?. NJ. at which it is hoped moi
only ali the corporators viii be present
but many of our eli 'zens.
The project is now in shape to &C
ahead with If our people want The road
aud are willing to nal reasonable eff
folt to secure and build it. If they do
not it is just the time to say 80. We
believe they do, but it l., ccessarv to act
Action has been too long delayed al
ready.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14
Governor Burleigh has made the fol
lowing nominations


Chairmen of the Board of Registration
Auburn, Albert Z Verrill; Augusta, AL
gernon Bangs Bangor Henry D Will
Jams; Bath, james W Wakefield; Belfast,
john M Fletcher; Biddeford, George r
Andrews; Brewer, L B Pollard; Calais,
Archibald Boyd; Ellsworth, Albert W
Cushman; lGardiner, Fred B Milliken
Hallowell, John s Hamilton; Lewiston,
Frank W Parker; Old Town, Edward W
Conant; Portland, Augustus F Gerrish
Rockland, Nathaniel Jones; Saco, Chas.
H Hanson; Waterville, Appleton H Plaist-
ed.
Board OF Examiners In the Practice Of
Dentisry-Dr Dana W Fellows, Portland
DR. Edward J Roberts. Augusta; DR. X b
Miller, Rockland; Dr. B s Chilcott, Ban
gor; DR. F y Sawyer. Skowhegan.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14
Notice Of Foreclosure.

w HEREAS, Jane A. Pierce, Of Carratunk,
IN somerset County. state Of Maine, hy
her mortgage deed, dated March u. 1881. and
recorded in the Somers 4 Registry OF DEEDS.
BOOK lpO page All, conveyed to Edmund Cool.
iuSs, OF Solon, a certain Lot of land situated
N n, nnebec river and bounded on tile East by
rIrasant Pond, on the North. West and South
by land formerly owned by A. a. p. Coburu,
containing Que hundred acres, more or lie :,
" llliams by Pnllauder COburn, by deed dated
sept. =, 1913, and recorded Vol. 49, Page 3Os,
lesetvlns and exeinpting from the operation
sscribed lot heretofore decided to Lewis vii.
il'iilis and whereas the conditions of sad
IN lrlgaes nave been broken, now, therefore, by
ason oi the breach Of he conditions there Il
ciiiii IA foreclosure OF SAID mortgage.
solon, May II, 1891.
3w20 EDMUND COOLInGE.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14

The painters are remarkably busy this
spriug, some Of them have been Obliged
to advertise for extra hands to get their
work along AZ rapidly As they wish Our
property owners are doing large amount
of repairing and painting and Sticking up
premises generally SO that our village
presents an unusually attractive appear
ance this spring, and still there Is room
for Improvement. To the excellent OK
ample set ny Street Commissioner Gil
man In putting streets and public grounds
in order, may be due this increase in care
of private grounds, or the interest man
ifested by our citizens may have inspired
our worthy public officials TO extra eff
fort in this respect Whether one or the
other or whether the movement is spou
taneous, the realization is desirable and
tie REPORTER il happy to be able to note
1t aud commend il
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14

The mud around here is all dried up.
Everybody 10 predicting fue weather
after the cold spell We had while ago.
The Sabbath School will be organized
next Sunday. the 18th. 1t 2 O'Clock. Al
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14

Dr.. T. N. Drake, Of Pittsneld took Of
bic horses, Greenfield. Philly and Nellie
Carlyle, 70 Mystic PArk Tuesday, where
the two former will BE- fitted for track
work By Fred Davis this summer,
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14

"Brethen," said the minister, "when ask
you to chip in for the heather, do not wish
you to take my words literally, as you have here
toforc done. The chips are not legal tender
in extreme heather circles"
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14

The owners of the important Invention
known as the Holmes Lubricant are said
to have already made fortune in the
II. 1t stands all manner of tests The
latest was on Tuesday last nj Gardiner,
as base rings for prcjectiles Of rife
field pieces, by Commander Dyer of Ports
mouth, N. H., Gov. Burleigh, Gen. II.
NJ. Sprague and others were among IN,
invited guests present. The test was
very satisfactory.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14

County OF Somerset. So
!, james Fellows, Cashier OF the above nAlnci
hank, do soemnly swear, that the above statemtn
is true Ia the best of my knowledge and belief
JAMES FELLOWS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Sth ia
OF May 1871.
s. GEo. n. PACE, Notary Public
Corrcot--Attcst,
II. n. SHEPHERD
JOHN r. McrLtLLAN,{ Director.
jobs y. COLBY
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14
Cam bridge.

An old gentleman residing with Mr..
Goodale, by the name Of Taylor died the
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14
SKOWHECAM MARKET.

Corrected Weekly by CAIRNS y GOODRICH, Gro
Gerry ana Provision Dealers, ras Water Street.
Apples. ...... 30 to 100 Eggs, ..............Isa
Apples Dried. ........Stt Hay,......S.oo to so.oo
Butter, Best.IS To 2ott Meal, ............ oct
Beans, y Els to$ 50 Corn qstt
Beans, Pea .......$ 50 Oats, ................754
Barley,.....,... Potatoes. Sc
Beet, ...........4 to O.. Round Hog. "a
Cheese. ....io to iat Poultry. to I6d
Shickens, .''..io to 1874 Wood. 300 to IS &C
Corn. Observation-Disclosures.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14

Terrible devastation from forest fires
is reported in various places in Feunsyl-
vania attended with great loss Of prop
ert5 and MANI lives. Whole villages are
wiped out. There are extensive forest
fires in Michigan and Wisconsin also
causing great destruction OF property
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14

The ice went ont Of N5aschead lake
yesterday.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14
Nh. 2o8 -
Report of the Condition oil the
SECOND NATIONAL BANK
OF SKoWHEGAN
AT shp~hesln, in the State of Maine. al the clase
OF busness, MAY 9TH. SOL.


KI.NVI KI Is.
! .oans and discounts, SOS i71 81
Ovcrdrllts, secured and unsecured, as ~
L. :. bonds to secure circulation, I15 oo. 90
Dle from approved reserve agents, u ~ =
Duo from other National Banks So 70
Banking house, furniture and fixtures, 600 90
Checks and other cash items, a. e
Bills OF other banks, 90 20
fractional paper currency, niciels and cents q
Specie, IS, On
Legal tender notes, 7l1 %
Redemption fund with U. :. Treasurer,
Is per cent OF circulation, 6!5 %
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14

Mr.. Blaire makes reply to the dplo-
matte communication Of Lord Salisbury
proposing arbitration and practically
agreeing to the proposition under certain
conditions, which are specified a, length
MIR. Blaine puts the propositions upon
the broad grounds of general good Of
that important interest, the seal ii 'heries
and their protection. The paper Is an
able one and in it the question is exhaust
lively discussed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-16
HOW WILL THIS END?
Milwaukee Is Not In, and May Be
Ont

MILWAUKEE, Aug. Is. - President
Gillette returned from Louisville yes
terday afternoon, and about 4 o'clock
received a telegram announcing that
the offer for the Cincinnati franchise
had been accepted, and the local team
was to have left for st. Louis last night
to play the schedule game in place of
Cincinnati to-day. After Manager Cush-
man had taken his team to the depot
and was purchasing tickets to st. Louis,
a telegram was received ordering them
not TO come Columbus, or, more prop
erly, President Kramer, had registered
an objection to the admission of
Milwaukee, Notwithstanding that
the consent of five clubs in
the association had been obtained
for the transfer of the Cincinnati
franchise. The team was held, but
President Gillette boarded the train for
St Louis forthwith. Minneapolis had
been notified of Milwaukee's with
drawaI from the Western association
and cannot reach the city for games to-
day and tomorrow, even if there was a
desire to do so. The aim of the Amer
lean association in the disruption of the
Western league has been accomplished,
and the locals are in perpleXity to
know whether or not they have played
themselves out of the base ball world
entirely. 1t is the opinion here that
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-16
Scraps of Sport.

The team of the st. Paul German Insurance
company Yesterday, at Athletic park, de-
teated the st. Paul Fire and Marine Insur-
ance company team by the score of Is to g.
The feature was the pitching of Davis, of the
St Paul German Insurance company, who
struck out twenty-four men. The winning
team did some very heavy batting at oppor-
une moments and ran the bases well.
John Brush of Indianapolis. is said to
have offered $4,000 for the Cincinnati asso-
citation franchise and if he gets it he will
switch it to indianapolis aud allow Aaron
Stern to again operate the Cincinnati league
team.
Jerry Denny was released by Cleyela nd
yesterday, as he was no earthly use at the
bat and was worse than wooden man in
the field. Martin Sullivan will be signed by
Cleveland to play right field.
The rumor that Mike Kelly never signed
Cincinnati contract is again out and is I'M
true. With it comes the story that he is SICK
of the association and wants to return TO the
Boston League club.
There is a general kick in the East at the
license to kick given your Uncle Arson, and
an insinuation is out that he has string on
the umpires.-Chicago Tribune.
Columbus has tried and found Dad Clarke.
the Western pitching phenom, Will not do.
He mas been released.
The Sentinels will play the Cloquettes on
the East Seventh street grounds to-day.
The Earls have issued another challenge to
the Browns for game on the 23d.
Roin deferred the Cleyeland-Boston game
yesterday.