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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-14

MICE LODGING ROOMS, IS AND 81
~ Railroad avenue, (up stairs).
Rooms 25 to soc per night. Front and
back entrance. Prompt and polite at
tention.
s. A. COMPERT.
Fine saloon on fret floor, No. IS ('rug-
glc's old stand).
Restaurant No. % Railroad avenue.
dec16-6mO
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-14

THE ROANOKE TRANSFER
Il Company is prepared TO do all
kinds of hauling. They keep good
wagons, good teams and rcspOn-
siblc drivers. Prompt attention.
Offices, Freight depot and jefferson
street, south. Telephone, 1ls.
oct-1-yr
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-14

WAN WAGNER, SAMPSON u
Gray. General Contractors, Car
penters and Builders. Stair building
speciality. We have also at consid-
crabic expense purchased the mecca
sary machinery fer house rolling, and
can move houses without damage to
plaster or furniture.
g. VAN WAGNER. II. K. SAMPSON,
JNo. Z. GRAY
3O7 First street 8. W., Roanoke, Va.
2l0 3mo
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-14

SrE,IAL NOTICE TO THE
- ladies: When You pack Your
trunk for your summer trip, don't
crowd your fine dresses in and have
them all wrinklcd and ont of shape,
but come to the paper box factory of
o. ID. JENKINS. corner Sixth avenue
and Second street $. w, and get boxes
to pack them In. They will fit Your
trunk and save you lots OF worry
3 10 I'm.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-14

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
IN second annual meeting of the
ockholders OF the Fidelity Loan and
Trust Company will be held in their
office on Salem avenue, Roanoke, Va,
on Friday, July l, 1892, at IL M, for the
purpose of elccting board of directors,
officers and such other business as may
be necessary. j. V. JAMESON, Secre-
tarv and Treasurer. , 2S law5t
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-14

ELOwERSi FLOwERsl FLOwERSI
Cut Flowers and Pot Plants ALWAYS
on hand. Germans, parties and we'd
dings furnished, and funeral designs
specially. Fresh flowers received
daily. Prices low. Il. f. McKEAN,
NJ Christian Il Barbces. feb9.6m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-06-14
THE RADFORD CIGAR co.

Sell only Union made cigars.
Their brands are
Cuba Leaf
Perfection and
Chicftain.
Hand made and Union made.
221 6m Ask for these brands only.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30
Fairfield.

Republicans held II caucua al the Cen
ter. Saturday and elected the following
delegates to the County convention to be
held at Skowhegan Friday of this week :.
i. B. Purinton, Charles t0nforil, j. \.
Cillcy. Lester llolway, o. Burrill NJ. +.
Archer. W. {. Simpson. ia. Jones, j.F.
Foye, \. II. Totman, and Geo. T. lib
belts. II is understood that they will
present the name of A. Ii. Totman, Esq.
as candidate for senator.
4 special meeting of the Village Corp
Grafton was held last evening at the
Engine Hall to discuss the matter of
sewerage for this village. The committee
appointed at II previous meeting to cX-
anime the matter, reported that they
could not issue bonds and build sewers
except by II special act of the Legisat-
urr. The committee therefore recon-
.mcnded letting the matter go over for II
wear and it went over.
The graduation exercises of the village
schools occurred last week, Thursday
night the First Grammar school held
their exercises in the Opera House which
was well filled Notwithstanding the
severe rain. The decorations were much
more attralive than in former years. All
tIc pdfts N'lt "'ll i'h''i'u "ii'' hl"N u
credit should be given teacher and
pupils. Some fine music was furnished
by "A male quartettc. Snpt. Weeks in
presenting the diplomas gave the class
some excellent advice
j. b. Durcn left town Wednesday for
Seal Cove where he will enter the en-
ploy of the Durcn Lumber Go.
Blann'S crew are putting in the turn
out for the electric road just below the
post-ofiicc. The work on this part of
the line is fast nearing completion.
The Fairfield High school graduation
took place at the opera house, Friday
night. in Music Hall An orchcstra
from Watervlle furnished music. There
was reception and hop after the cNer
ciScS.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30
SO. \orridgeWock.

Henry Stevens went to Augusta Thurs
day To attend the reunion ot hi- battery,
ith Maine.
Miss Ella 'Tibbctts was united in mar
riagc Saturday. to Wilmot T.. I ole of
Bethel. Me. Rcv. Mr.. Bates performed
the ceremony. The bride and groom
left for Washington, -. e.. where MIR.
Cole is engaged in the iewrlry business
\ number of deer have been seen late
ly ON the Smithtield road by Truman
Bigclow and others.
out of town parties have beru survey
ing Bombazec Falls this week. We hope
soon to sce Il large mill erected and
things will boom in town.
Randall Mullen has gone to llarlland
leaving many unpaid bills behind him.
Politics was hot enough to boil HOLSTERS
but were soon cooled down to GOODNESS.
4. II. Potter of the Merchant Pro-
tectivc Union was in town Tuesday lak-
inu Il list of all the beats around town.
who make Il raid ON our merchants.
The list of these beats are published
once in three months. and the Suhscrib-
crs are kept posted who these beats are,
each merchant j. required to pay Sla T."
become II member. Most "t our mrr-
chants have subscribed. These names
are examined throughout the State in
books published for the protection of
the merchant
MAY Taylor. who j. 9S years ol aye is
failing rapidly.
Mrs. stone. the Boston store mlllinrr
went to Augusta "Wednesday where she
will sppud "A fpW weeks. then 70 to
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30


Dr. l'anher aud Nllr Inv returned
lrom tNa week li>lin2 fNe"i'i"n al
iits hike
Mr.. In. t"uhtaln "i N"Nl otoila
/ /. visiting heF -l~ttf MI ila-. hlttil-
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Henry Morrill, ana tddle ! hadn1'ih'
have started meat cart ana VIII no"
supply TINS community with nr'' CHS
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The bridges III town have been repaired
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'o,' ',,'d ;,,h i, .,nd h.. lm7, hne,
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The Democrats held caucu. Hataf-
DAY ANA elios" ''ro' Mi'c'l'll anu N'"iiH'
pfoN lie utl'S'''N ~ 'ii' ',''"'a '"-
ton al NkoWh'%aii' July III
Harry Whitney ha. returned from the
.ArooStooll
pufus Whitney U,rrv Whitney and
Ira Horne have Uoup to the lake fishing.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30
Browns [ orncr.

Mr.. Maria Buriill. WHO Wa- reported
IL critically i'll two weeks ago. died Fri
da4 morning. Hume y. of hrart diSease-
She lrid been improving and MIS- able IL
be- about hcr room Somr. retired the
nighl previous with little assistance. and
rested well until 3 o'clock. When ,uddcn-
IN the summons came aud ere her friends
could realize. The change came and she
had PASSED la thr "other side. brccaS-
ed WI thu widow Of the late Noah Bur
rill She was the la,t of a fanily oi
-cserad brothers and sisters Who hay all
preceded her. She leaye- two ,onS and
four daughters 10 mourn her los>. \. IL
Burrill of Canaan, Mr.. Sarah Drew.
with whom she resided and wa, tendcrlN
cared for. Mrs. {. f.. Burrll of this town,
Mr.. f.. &. Crommett of SkoWhcgan.
Mr.. Ella Daei- of Alpena, Mich, aud
Wilson X. Burrill of Pasadena. Cat.
Burial service. occurred sunday at 3 p.
M. from the church, and her remains
were inferred in the family lot in the
village cemetery. Rev. Mr. House OF
>hoWhegan spoke words of comfort from
job 1-6. Tribute of song by the village
choir.
The friends of Mrs. Rosa Trucker
Carr were panied to hear of her sudden
dcceaSe June 18th, at Chicago.
Mr.. Orrin Fitzgerald and wife. former
residents of Dexter. have been visiting
friends in that place, also in Clinton and
this town. Mr.. Fitzgerald Is 81 years oi
age and remarkably well preserved. he
and hi- cstilnable wife. who j. some years
Younger. are able to assist their son. the
celebrated specialist. Dir. Orrin titzger-
aid. in the care of his medical home.
Colonial Hall, at lying gsborough. Mas.
Mr. Henry Burrill of torinna. visited
friends in town recently.
Eddie Rowe aud wife of Burnlam are
at work at y. H. Burrill's.
.Ia,. and Geo. Dillingham; of Fairfield
are in town.
sadie Wheeler, who has been employ
ed in the family of sydney smith of
Curuyllr has returned home.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30
Oak land.

4 very pleasant wedding occurred on
Thursday. June %, at the home of Mr..
f. W. Bates. Church ST.. between his
clde-, daughter, Nellie NJ. Bates and Mr..
II. {. jackson. Instructor in Phillips
Academy. Exeter. \. II. Miss Alice l..
Bates. sister of the bride. was maid of
honor, and Mr.. Grat, Jack -.m. brother
Of the groom. WAS best nam. Miss Jes-
sic Jack -on and Miss Annie Bates were
bridesmaids The bride was cilarmingly
gownrd in white silk and carried bridal
roses. Tie ceremony was performed by
Rev. {. H.. Owen of Gardiner. Guest :
were present from Boston, Bangor. Cal
ais. Wi-ca-.ct, Watervillc and Nor
ridgcWock. Among them weir the
parents of the groom and several
classmates OF the bride. The wedding
presents were of beauty and value The
Baptist church and society presented a
silver service to the bride, who has scrV-
ed as orgaui-F for several years Miss
Bates will be greatly missed in her hunc.
in the church and in society, where She
was n general tavoritc.
Rev. T.. VI. Bartlett, whose pasSoralc
of the Baptist church commenced June
). has already won many friends. The
'
tittiuglv observed by Il strong sermon in
the morning by tit" pastor, and an inter
c-ting service in thc'eyening.
Mis- Ethel barr graduated from the
College Preparatory course al the u
burn I'll, steal Institute last week.
Misses Nellie and Louise Benson grad
uAtcl from the I.adir> College course nj
the 4. Z. |. last week.
Fred l.. Retlman visited friends in
town on his return from Brunswick.
where he has been attending the h"di-
cal school
Miss May | amb ha, returned from
Portland.
The High -clrnol closes his Week with
graduating exercises Friday evening.
Miss Alice Benjamin sails from New
ork .lulN J. for AN extended tour in
Europe. She will hc absent at least Il
wear. =.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30
Belgrade.

Ed Nralon and family visited Nr. {.
Wymau and iamiy on the 25th.
Geo. Colby and oldest sou OF Boston
IRE at the Hillside cottage.
sheriff Gilman of Mt Vernon was in
town the 9th.
Mr.. Sila. Richardson of ShyoM hcgah i
IN town.
Mrs. {. X. hrWing returned to her
home in Massachusetts the 2tth.
The crops are looking tjne after the
recent rain.
The widow of the late Jas. Bicktord is
very low,
Two employees of the Maine Central
,,,ilruod were in town the 9th. settling
up the damage done by fire On the lands
oi Mr.. Cummings aud Mr.. -Ione-.
lIulrah for Burleigh, the taucu> ot
this town WAS held the 18th. - votes
Tor Burlrgh and Il for Milliken.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30
Madison.

Mrs. Mary +. Wilson died al her home
near the Twelve Corners. Madison. after
Il long, distressing illness. She Was the
daughter of the late Jesse Il. Dean. who
WAS one of five brothers who served in
the late war of the rebellion. She WAS
patient and submissive. although her
suffering at times was exceedingly Sc
we're. The funeral took place Friday
forenoon and was conducted by Rev. {.
Y. Hanson.
Fred +. Davis of Madison Centre, re-
Gently walked To Nalbon's Mills, four
teen miles, and in ten hours shcared 81
sheep.
Chldren's sunday WAS observed 10y
the tniversalists in lnion Hall. last
sunday afternoon. There was a fin,
display of flowers and the singing by til,
choir under the leadership of +. w
Smith was richly enjoyed by the larg,
congregation. The service of dcdicating
two children, Alice and Ines Sawyer wa,
very impressive. Several children spoll,
and the pastor. Rev. Donald Fraser de-
livercd Il short address.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30

Tin twin >on OF e.. l.. MAgeon aud
wife died SUNDAY night. with cholera
infantum. aged ) months.
Master Ned the son ot + y. Merrill OF
uwhegau i visiting cousins in town.
Cecil IIurd nho graduated in tue col
lrgc preparatory course at Bucksport IS
at home lor a g lille.
We ha,c Ind a long rainy -pell and
the farmers feel somewhat better about
lhrir hay crop y
Hoeing i thr hn-iuc,- al The day NOW
and wenoticc ,olne piece oi tine corn
aud potatoes.
one al our farmers plancd hi> corn
and polatoc- la-i week. H. Will Doubt
lr>> ha,c an carls harvest
Mr.. Elizabeth. Nifr.of I. l.. CrAmhle
passed from tli- tu lhe better Lie on
SUNDAY the lath. aged about - wears.
she leaves a husband. tour children an
aged mother aud one sister to mourn the
los at a true hearted christian taughlcr.
wife. and mother. Funeral services
were held at the church fuc~daN at 10
o'clock. conducted by ReY. t. LYONS
w ". Brown returned last saturday
from "trip 10 the wcSt where he hH-
been visiting relatives and friends. lie
attended the convention al Minneapolis
during lii ab-cucc.
We understand than George l.inuolI
has lately taken lo himself liz prrt-
nrr. WreNlend our hearty consruul3-
tious.
Ira Hatch i, at work for the .G.E.E
at Corinnd.
The farmers Nho have net dom lhoir
hocing are wishing for few day n
which to >uhdue the weeds. We heard
one man remark IA few daY- ago thai hr
GUESSED he should "haNe to NOV hi,
ground before he iocd ii Tor the gra~~
and Weed- were taller tlGln the corn aud
potatoes.
School ON sugar IIillH closed frda!
after Il very pleasant aud successful
term of eight weeks, taught hy Minnie
r.. I.ittlcticld. This i Miss Is first
term but we think ii has been a very salts
factory one.
I.cndall Chadbourn is making eXtcn-
>ivc repairs on his house and when eom-
pletcd il will be Il fine residence.
The saw in j. Collin, shingle mill
burst while running last Thursday and
one piece went through an inch and Il
half hard wood board, Mr.. Collins WA,
i'm the mill at the time but fortunately
was NOT hurt. Only "A few hours preNl-
ous he sawed a piece from the end of Il
finger. Rather hard luck for one day.
W. :. Brmi> went to Dexter, saturday,
and purchased of +. j. fogg pair of
thoroughbred white chester pigs which
he will keep for breeding purposes They
are small but fine looking fellows.
The most of the schools close this
week for their summer vacation.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30
Embden Center.

All vegetation is gaining very fast.
Considerable interest is shown in the
various town caucuseS for the selection
of delegates to the conventions.
IL. G. lloisington who formerly lived
here. but now lives at NARROW, \. H..
has been visiting in this vicinity and on
the 26th. preached in the school house in
Dist. No. 1.
There is some call for oxen.
VIM. W. Mouton cut himself quite
badly last week, splitting the knee pan
with an AK, and making Il wound that
required six stitches to be taken, and is
very painful.
Frank Bosworth was home over the
Sabbath.
VIM. =. Berry had "A shock last week
and Is still in Il prccarious condition.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30
Iarlin Pond

W. received a call from Two travelling
musicians one of whom played thc bag
pipe and the other a tlntc until the pro
prietor gave them theit djuuer L" >top
PLAYING.
Mr. David Holden VIZ here last week
having been down riNer to ~ee about get-
ting i telephone from Nrs1 Forks Ia
,Iackman
Abunt ouce month the water in
the ponds here look, rnilly lor "a day ar
two and during this timr the fish will
moi bite. Floating III the water are
millions of tiny white sprcks. which
seem Ia rise from the bottom. Atter
this the waiter becomes clear again and
the f,h bite IL usual What j. the
cause of this: Does the water frrmcnt
or are those speck- minute animal, ris-
ing from the bottom of The ponds: Who
Can tell us:
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30
Palmyra. .

The Republican caucus was held June
~, District Convention, three Tor Bur
leigh one for Milliken. The voters turn
ed out all most to a man. Excitement
ran high. County convention delegates.
He. Wehhcr. Alvin Halves, {. W.
.Jewrtt. &. G.. Bracket and \. l..
Smith.
Rev. Frank G.. Folsom who WAS for
merlv of this place. has recently Tradu-
ated at the Newton Baptist Theological
Seminary. Newton Center. Mass, where
he has been attending school for some
time.
Mrs A. l.. Chase came from sullivan
the "a, and will spend the month of July
at her fathers, {. NJ. JewcttS.
Mrs. =. W. Crawford and family have
returned to Lowell, Mass, after about
six weeks stay at their residence on
webb Ridge.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30
The Forks.

The rain of last week has furnished
excellent driving.
William Morris has gone ON Little
Spencer with "A crew of men on the
drive.
Mr.. Patrick Mckcnny of Moose River
was in town last week.
Mr.. David Holden and wife of Moose
River were in town last week.
Mr.. Joseph Durgin and wife and John
Duigin and wife have been to Moose
River visiting friends. they returned
home Thursday.
School in Diet. No. ) has closed on ac-
count of prevailing disease, the mumps.
Mr.. Omar Clark and wife of carratunk
We're in town "A few DAYS last week.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30
StarlS.

The village school at Starks. taught
bv Mis- Alice Greenlcaf, closed Friday.
Cyrus Tuppcr and wife of Boothbay,
are visiting relatives and friends in
town.
Mrs. IL. W. Maxtield entertained "A
party of friends Tuesday evening, June
u. An inviting supper was served.
John Sterry has moved into Mrs.
Woods house, in the village.
l.. W. Creation has sold his farm to
Mrs. Rose Mclaughlin, and has moved
10 Auburn,
Daniel Col ins is building Il house,
Two stories, with large ell.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30
Good VIII Farm.

pf. Dunn OF Natervillc preached fol
IL la-t SUNDAY. sunday school \. i. :.
{. +. mrrting were held II usual.
The Annual meeting of the 6ood Will
Home Association will be held al Farm
nrN Nc ndaN, July Fourth.
W had prilc speaking al the Farm
la-l Werk. Arthur Dean of Golden Rule
cottage got the first prize. Therc We're
three other prizes.
Mr llinekley Vas at Oakland and
Buek,port la,t SUNDAY
\ noodclnek. living squirrel. and a
-tarne,r,t .uelc have bee1 added to our
natural history collection. IheA were
stuffed 10y Nr. Clifford of Nkowhegan.
straw brrie- are ripe and tin boy
are picking good manY
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30
East SkOWl,cgaIn.

The enthusiasm manifested at the
Republican Caucus held in Coburn Hall
Saturday afternoon WAS all that any
political party could ask for.
The Mari boys of Clinton have rented
the Bacon mill at Moosc'S Mills and
Iouville while putting a belt ON II shaft
was caught and injured very much but
DIR. Lowe says no bones are broken The
accident happened at II o'clock a. NJ.
Saturday and Sunday noon there was
but little hope of his recovery.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30
Ont'ortl.

Mr.. /. L. Remmic of Anson wa united
in marriage To Miss Georgia r. Savage
daughter oi y. II. Savage OF concord.
june 9TH. the ceremony being performed
at the home of the brides father. with Il
larec circle of friends who extended Ia
them many congratulations.
The farmers who have beru wishing
for rain are now wishing fetrdry weather
to do their hes-ing.
p. Mayo of Fairfield sas i'll town
laSt week
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30

AS the season is well ad-
vanced we shall close out the
balance of our colored novelty
Dress Goods at a sacrifice in
order to make a clean sweep
of our spring dress goods.
Make our loss your oppotu-
nifty and secure a dress at a
much reduced price.
NE See the way they are
going.
"A in. Chevrons, CORNER
price SI.oo) for 7oc.
40 in. Chevrons CORNER
price S1.oo) for 7oc.
40 in. Bedford Cords (for-
mer price 75c.) for soc.
40 in. Homespuns (former
price 5oc.) for 39c.
40 in. Flannels CORNER
price 5oc.) for 800.
Fancy Striped Hose (for-
mer price 25c) for Ioc.
Scotch Finished Ginghams
former price IL I-2c.) for Ioc.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30

The funeral IT Mr., Maria Burrill oc-
currcd Al thi- Village SUNDAY afternoon.
Rev. T.. l.. House officiating.
Geo. T. krruc ef Augusta and Mr..
Mabel Fitzgerald of Island Pond. wrrr
in town la-l Monday.
\ terrible accident toak place At
Muorc'> Mill> last saturday y Young
man, Mr. lurillr Mari. - VI. oi age,
the Youngest son af Mr.. samuel Mari of
this town. Ma> at work in the mill re-
Gently occupied by the Hill Bros. When
hr became cntanglrd in the belt and
thrown quite distance. iniuring hi
spine lie NaS Immediately taken to Mr.
/, &. Penney home where hr received
every attention. hut remained uucoi-
sriou> until SUNDAY night When hr died.
Funeral services Werr held at salisbury
meciiug-hou>c. Tuesday Z. VI. II Is a
-ad blow IL the family. Who have the
sympathy ot all
Miss Mahrl poolcr spent i few day
in town la-t week.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Bhckdea and little
daughter If Lewiston visited iricud- in
toWu la-i 0erk.
Rev. Nr. larumm lccturad on 'somr
of the Beautic- al the Biblr" ut the
church sunday evening toa small audi
encr.
Mi, Vivian Day started tuesday
morning for her homc in Spmrtau-burg
Penn. W understand tlat ~hr i 10
stop low da> viii friends in Bo-ton.
Nr-. LII Barrett and daughter eu
g. 80 ft-t 4, | It.t1.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30

Portland Advertiser :--England
France. Gcusany and other European
nations are pleased with Clrmland'
nomination. They, too, want to see the
Mckinley 'atrocity 'overthroWn, a> well
H. the "-ham reciprocity" which is tax
ing from them the monopoly of TIA,
south American market. Ii abroad
could vote, tlevcland'- erection would
he assured.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30

fully settled and the society commence
the neN year free from debt. The mon
rt VII raised entirely by the soliciting
committee. consisting of Mra. Warren
colby, Mr-. .. ". Lander aud MIR. Al
bert Burke
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30

Tie Springfield Ia publican Democrat
icl states that the republican have Oh
electoral votes sure againsc los d"mo-
cratic. with the rest in do,llsE AMI 22j NJ
uilirrd to elect
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30

/ ui,er-ali-t church lat sunday. Five
children were dedicated Al the morning
ser, ice. In the evening tller,' vi, a com
cert h, thc SUNDAY school.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30
Bingham.

Rev. G.. VI. Hamilton the pastor OF
Cong. society will remain another year,
At the close of his year. all bills We're
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30
ailaaIl.

l.. G.. Lord i spending the week in
Boston.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30
No. AnSOn.

,hldren's Day was observed in the
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30
sxoWhEcAN MARKET.

Corrected Weekly by CAIRNS i GOODRICH, Gro
Gerry ana Provision Dealers, 7s Water Street.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30

Successors to VAuGHAN & SAWYER
Having purchased the stock of the
above firm, we earnestly invite your atten-
ton to the same as, one of the best in the
county. We bought this stock with one
particular aim and object always in view
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria u 20 wen adapted TO children that
I recommend it A. superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A. ARcHKR, II. D.,
Ill So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. 7.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-30

1.-THE use Of 'Castoria Is so universal and
Its merits 80 we'll known that it seems work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep CastoriA
within easy reach"
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church.