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The Portland daily press., 1894-02-16
WIT AND WISDOM.
At the end of the fuss.

At the end of the fuss.
Mrs. Wickwire-At length, you might argue
like gentleman. 1t ought to be as easy fol
you to be gentleman as it is for me to be g
lady.
Mr.. Wickwire- of the sort There
is so much more required of man.-Indianapo
is Journal.
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DOR SALE-Coal &kindlings. Rock maple
IL and yellow birch wood for open fires. Tel.
ephone 1892. j. 7. PICKETT, 90 Lincoln ST.
1874
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MFR. SAMUEL LEVY is now prepared to
NA buy cast off clothing of all descriptions
for highest cash prices. Address letters or
postal to 100 MIDDLE ST. feb1-tf
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w ation Apply at Al MADISON STREET.
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w Partner. one who will take
w charge of Office business as party has
large outside business; or will let for moderate
joint use of law library and safe. good
chance for young man. Inquire at rs CON
GRESS ST., Portland. Me- 1871
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| "ANTED-By young man a position as
w bookkeeper; has had ten years ex-
to character and ability. Address x Y. T..
Press Office. 1871
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WANTED-A competent girl for general
w Homework. Apply 80 GU EBEC ST, cor
ner of North Street. 1871
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NOR SALE-At Westbrook for $1,000 a
IL good 21a story house of 15 rooms ar
ranged for two or three families; corner lot.
5Ox1OO; within five minutes walk of electric
railroad. This is good bargain and will net
20 per cent on the investment. E. q. S.
KICKER, No. ia Main street, Westbrook, or
No 81 Exchange street. Portland. 1871
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VNANTED-If you have Sea Shore Property
w to purchase or sell OH any part of the
Coast OF Maine, from Kittery TO Eastport, mail
description, price and terms to my office. am
New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore, Washing
ton and Chicago on this matter. HERBERT S.
DYER, Room 81, First National Bank Building.
Ia
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to - wears Of ace with moSieraffe i canitsi
in light, clean manufacturing business; most
ly office work; business we'll established and
54s IL CONGRESS ST, room 5. 1871
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Two LET-A very neat convenient cosy rent of
4 four rooms for family of two or three
persons Rent $1,000 to right party H. H.
SHAW, 154 to $50 Middle st. 1871
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WANTED--A young lady to assist in office
w work. Must be good penlnan. Ad-
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NOR RENT-A very pleasant tenement in
II the central part of the city. Apply to G..
F. MORSE, 152 Middle street. 10-l
ITO LET-Brick house, No. 3 Deering Place,
l. containing 10 rooms. Apply to BENZ.
SHAW 511a Exchange street, or Fl. F. Nc
ALLISTER, No. Deering street. 6-tf
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WANTED-All first class table, kitchen,
W house and Office girls out of employment,
and those desiring first class help of all kinds
to apply at ANDROSCOGGIN EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. G. A. Tibbetts. P. o. Box 1153,
Judkins Block lewiston Me. 1871
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XNANTED-To buy for cash. house CON
w venient for two families with all modern
improvements, in good location. central part of
city, Address A. d. E., This office. 12-1
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WANTED IAIMEDIATELY-La stem
w ographer and typewriter. One who has
a machine preferred, Permanent position and
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change ST.. Portland, Me. Call for MIR. Twombly.
AL
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WANTED-Assistant shipper and office hand
W who writes a good hand and is good
marker Address with age and experience.
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MONEY TO LOAN on real estate, mort
Wl cages personal property, commercial pa
tiles. Inquire OF A. c. LIBBY & CO., 4z1a Ex-
change street. Id
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WANTED-To purchase for cash in Port
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rooms arranged for two families centrally To-
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utes walk of City Hall Address stating loca-
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WANTED Agents for The Emergency
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w and pay you cash for old rags, barrels
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you have any of the above please drop me q
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CIRCULARS wanted distributed in N. E.
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Boston. Ill
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WANTED-A large secondhand ice chest,
w suitable for market. Address, "H. c.
p" at this office, giving dimensions. &c. 1871
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T OST OR sTOLEN-$1o reward. Aug. 81,
IL $685. Hound; black on back, turns to
brown underneath head and ears all brown;
scar on head and breast; collar plate broken;
marked Geo. Newcomb. w. Fifchburg. The
above reward will be, paid for his recovery by
s. A. CRAIG, So. Windham Me. SO
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INSURANCE AGENTS WANTED = Live,
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The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-09
East Sk0whcgan.

\ few farmers have not vet finished
their having hu, the fine weather of late
will help them out Sidney poolcr has
about 30 tons to cut on his meadow.
Arthur Cain has hauled home Il loads
from his city lot that he bought of \. +.
Sandford and has about rs much more
to cut.
Mrs. :. Richardson was quite sick last
Friday night, aud Dr. Lowe WAS called
saturday morning, and Sunday night
was much better.
About 20 old and young relatives,
neighbour, aud friends met at the home
of Mis-. Lydia G. Bigelow last Sunday,
it being her S0th birthday. She has
seven children living, three of whom
were present Erwin +. of Lewiston,
John IL. of the village, and Mrs. lafor-
est CrOwcll of this town and there were
six grandchildren. Two sons in the
far west, one daughter in Massachusetts,
and lysaudeI of Lewiston were absent.
The neighhors present were Moses X,
Cain and wife, \. Richardson and wife
aud +. b. Richardson and wife. The
dinner and treat We're tirst-class in every
respect and all enjuvcd 1t much. Mrs.
, BigeloW is smart for Il woman of her
age and steps rs lively rs a girl of Il
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l..crnr LII aud our flag.

Elkanah Watson Of Philadelphia, a
distinguished patriot, visited England
soon after the close Of the Revolution
Having Won money on a wager he de
cidcd To use the sum for picture Of
hmso If to bee painted by Copley. In the
course If time the picture was finished,
with the exception of a back ground,
which the painter had reserved for Il
picture Of a ship representing the bear
ing To- America Of the news OF the recoS
milton of the United States Of America.
Tine ship was finished, and nothing re-
manned but to paint flag at her mast,
Watson dined with Copley on Dec. ).
l5e2. and after listening to the speech
of the king recognizing the new ma
tien, Copley went directly home and
painted i'll the flag while the words of
acknowledgment were still warm from
the lips of the king. He had rcfrained
from doing so before because his studio
was the resort of royalty and nobility.
This painted flag is said to have been
the first American flag seen by George
Ill, who visited Copley's studio soon
after the picture was completed. New
York Sun
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-09
North Arson.

The universalist circle had clam
bake ut the Spooner store, Friday. Al
though it ruincd hard, there were quite a
number present.
Dan Dinsmore arrived home from Nor
wood, Friday.
Miss Nellie Porter of Strong, is visit
ing relatives and friends in town.
Alice Nuld Of Waterville, has been
staying in town for the past week.
The annual Methodist camp-meeting
begins Aug. 20.
The fall term of the academy begins
August 20. Mr.. W. w. Poore will act as
principal, and Mrs. Poore as prcccptress
The Bakers Dozen met with Miss
Mabel Steward, last saturday.
Quite number OF gentlemen from
this place attended the horsc-trot at
Pittsiield, saturday.
Mr.. O. +. Cults has arrived home
from Cambridge, where he has been at
tending athletic school
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-09
McSt PittSIiclaI.

Died August Bird, Mr. Joseph +. Tut
lie, aged about 81 years. Mr. futile
had been in poor health for several
years but was able to do some work ON
his farm. He WAS at the village Thurs
day. and was taken with hemorrhage of
the lungs and lived but y hours after
the attack. Deep sorrow is felt by this
entire community. He was highly re-
spectcd and beloved by his large circle
of friends He was Master of Pittsfleld
Grange several years but declined to
serve longer at the last election Of off
GERS as his health would not permit
Rev. V. ID. Sweelland oillciated at the
funeral, Sunday. The G.. A. r., Masons
and Grange, of which he was "A member,
were well represented Lovely flowers
covered the casket besides immense
quantities arranged near by. 4 widow
and two young sons are left to mourn.
They have the sympathy of all in their
great bereavement. lnterment at the
village cemetery.
Mr.. Alonzo patten is very sick at this
writing.
Master Chauncey Hight of Waterville,
visited at Mr.. Garilcld's a few days last
week.
Mrs. Olive Bean is visiting at Hart
land,
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IT,, ~ ,.',,s ~, - ,.r,.an, I'M .rs.v direction.
-, ,,,,n distanre lr clear, d
himself from the wagon aud when cap
lnrrd Wa entirely destitute Of harness.
Fortunately. no one was injured. ne
wagon aud harness were badly daln's III
ana large lot Of cream destroyed.
!. u. Aell- of Boston, l. spending IL
NO week. vacation WIN NJ Paiehl -
Mr.. ana Mr.. u. B. Wells
The farmers are nearly all through
having and have secured Il hrg" crop IN
good condition.
We are sad to report the sudden and
aniimrly death OF MI Joseph l!fh OF
augusta Maine, VINO "as W-iIihs at
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-09
Harmony.

Cecil Hurd returned home from Bos-
ton, last week, where he has been at
tending Boston University. the past
year.
{. II. Davis of Harmony, and Miss
Lcttie Moody of Athens, were married
last Sunday, the 10Th, by Rev. Y. ID.
Swectland.
W. II, Davis of Oakland, has been
visiting friends in town the past week.
Miss Lena Smith of llartland, is visit
ing relatives for a short time.
Louis Bent of Dorchester, Mass, ar
rived in town, last week.
\ large number of Changers are pre-
pairing to go to Hayden Lake this week,
to attend Pomona Grange.
\ number of persons went to Kings
bury, blueberrying. and reported good
time and lots of berries. T.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-09
Mrs. Abigail Is. Collins.

The oldest residents in Athens and
Cornvllc have pleasant recollections If
this venerable woman. whG died in Fox
boro, Mass, on Saturday last, Aug. 1,
at the advanced age of eighty-sevcn.
She had resided in the above place for
nea"ly seven years, and had been tender
" cared for by two of her daughters.
She WAS born in Monmouth in 1907, and
WAS the oldest and last of the children
of James Nichols, Many years since she
was united in marriage to David Collins,
who died ten years ago. There were
five children by this marriage, and all
are living. They are, Mrs. Sarah y.
Lincoln, Athens; Mrs. Hannah Jones,
Gardner, H.; Miss Almatia K. Collins,
and Mrs. A. Z. Boyd, of Foxboro, Mass,
and ID. d. Collins, of Cornyille. The
most of her married life was spent in
Athens and Cornville. She was Il
worthy Christian woman, and illustrated
the hest traits of true motherhood.
She found WEAKNESS and suffering in
her latest years, but she also found Il
tender and unwearicd ministry from her
children. The funeral took place on
Tuesday afternoon ut the residence Of
her son in Cornville, which has been the
home place of the family for the past
thirty-two years. The services were
conducted by Rev. c. V. Hanson, The
burial took place at CaSs' Corner.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-09
The Forks.

Mrs. Robert Woods OF bingham was in
town last week.
Mrs. Mary Walker of Fairfield has
been the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Cora
Powell recently. She WAS FASTENED
home by receiving the sad news of her
mothers death which happened during
the close of her absence.
Harris Wade and wife and Mr., and
Mrs. Alyca of Patterson, \. j., were at
Moxie recently on II sporting trip.
y. W. Murphy of Parlin Pond was in
town Saturday
Rev. II. +. Graham is stopping Mt this
place now where he will be seven weeks
the remainder of his summers work here.
He also holds meetings at Carratunk once
during the week which is Sunday morn
ing.
&. G. Jones of Carratunk was in town
Saturday.
Blue berries are beginning to be plent-
full around here.
Mrs. James Philips is stopping at The
Forks Hotel for n few days.
y. H. Swift of Skowhegtn was in
town last week.
NJ. l.. French has leased the store and
house of his aunt, Miss Myra French fer
three years. Miss French has been Il
resident of this place for several years
She has now gone down river where she
will remain for several months aud in her
absence will be missed by all.
Miss Lulu Smith of North Arson is
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. NJ. L..
French.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-09

Mi-- Myra Merrill Of Allrrd- Me-. is
spending a few weeks with her sister,
MR.. e. ". Big"low.
Mr.. Malou Patterson returned from
southport Monday evening
Mr. y. I. Mill Is in Bangor hi. @cck
Oh bu-iue-s.
expected that tn" Pulp Mill "ill
.5arf up within feN day. running ON
liue of grinders nj lir-t. lh- i good
ueR- AMI SO hope the Who'd" mill viii
-oen be- ia operation.
Mr.. Mafy Webb, Mi Agne- @ehb
AID Miss Igy Norton Of Nko@hogau We're
ia toNu over sunday visiting trlcnds.
Mr.. Jeanc Greene is Oh thc SEX list
this week.
Mr.. Augustine simmons OF North
Arson was III town saturday on business
Walter Higgins Of concord was
brought ap before Justice Mclntme sat
urday morning charged viii committing
an assault on r. 4. Nittun The jus
tee found him guilty aud lined linn ten
dollars and costs, the Whole amounting
to about twenty dollars The cHleence
showed that Higgins hit Ni'tum with
the buI end of u Whip, rather expensive
blow for Higgins. We have examined
our pocket book aud have decided that
We could not indulge in such IuNuiies.
Mr.. and Mrs ". ". Russell were at
Hayden Lake Tuesday and Wednesday,
Mr.. George Gon OF Moscow was in
town one day last week on business
Chester Jones was home from Rowe
Pond Tuesday.
J. j. Parlin Of North Anson was in
town Saturday on law business
Mrs. Alvenus Goodrich of Skowhegan
has been in town lately visiting her
father, g. W. McIntre
Mrs. Il. &. Leighton and Miss Mamie
Harmon of Portland are in town spend
ing the week with friends of Mrs. Leigh
ton.
saturday evening there was union
temperance meetings in the NJ. i.
church.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-09
Madison.

Business is brightning up some IN this
place now, the Madison Wooden mill has
more work and will start In with lot
more hands soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berry of New
Portland were in town one day last week
on business.
Scribner & Smiths circus was in town
a week ago, had good show which "A
large crowd of our people attended.
Lawyer WILDER has moved into his
new house which he lately purchased of
MARCEL Ward.
Forest Ward has gone to Lewiston on
visit to his parents.
Miss Emma BARLEY is Mt home from
Skowhegan where she has been ut work
for some time.
Mr.. Ed Cottle is at home again.
Mrs. II. Hilton is very sick.
Mr.. John Norton has been quite sick
at his home on Norridgewocli street.
Mrs. Gusta Nutting has gone to her
home In Skowhegan for weeks vaca-
tlon.
The w. c. 4. L. society held lawn
sOciablc on the old Congregational
church grounds last Saturday evening.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-09
Athens.

The summer visitors are beginning to
arrive. Among them are, Mis-. W III
Wood and daughters Of West Medford,
Mass, at Wayland Lcighton's; Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Dunnegan of W. Abingdon
Mass, at Alanson Loche's; Mrs Staples
aud family of Lynn, Mass and Miss
Laura IIathron at j. +. IIolman's; Miss
Alice Littcficld of Skowhegan at VIM.
Littlefields; and Geo. Potter and family
of Greenvhe at Nelson Rowell's.
Many of the Changers go to Hayden
lake to attend the convention there
Prof. Burt Avery, a graduate of Bates
college has been engaged rs Principal OF
Somerset Academy for the term begin
ming Aug. 10Th
1t Is rumored that DIR. Tarbcll of An
son Is soon to move to this village
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-09
East Madison.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harrington of
Gardiner are visiting nj Elisha Moore's.
Miss Nina Page OF arratunk is visit.
Ing friends in this place for IA few days.
ThaXtcr Reeds hay horse he called
Billy, was found dead in the pasture
Monday
Little Harry Stevens fell from n
wagon, Sunday, and broke his arm be-
tween the wrist and elbow.
Mr.. Enoch Remic of Wisconsin is visit
ing friends in town.
Mr.. Eugene Thompson of South Bos-
ton is in town for IL few days visiting
friends.
The farmers are nearly all done hay
ing in this vicinity.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-09
Browns Corner.

A. ID. Brown and wife visited friends
In Dexter, last week.
Jas. Whitney and Charlie are in Bing
ham, haying.
Henry Crowcll went to Mouse Island,
Tuesday, to work for II few weeks.
Chas. Lancaster went to Skowhegan,
Monday, for a few days treatment by a
physician. He is in poor health.
Tena Chase of Bradford, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. o. Barnes.
A horse belonging to Nathaniel Hall
broke his leg on Monday, by stepping
through hole in the barn floor.
The family Of Alfonzo Cookson have
recently been made sad by the loss of
their infant child.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-09
Scion

Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Merrill went to
Hayden Lake Tuesday to attend the
Grange celebration to be held there
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Washburn of Bingham ac
companied by her little daughter Miss
Jessie, was III town Monday.
Mr.. O. Il. Bachelor of Skowhegan
was IN town over sunday calling on old
friends.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-09
I'arliil Pond.

Among the guests the last two week
were, George II. Haynes, Portland; j.
Il. Mulvaney and Dan William, Bangor
". ". Miller, Boston; II. c. Porter
II. l.. Colby and wife, {. \. Coleman,
wife and son, W. II. Hanson, Miss L. ;.
Hanson, Miss NJ. Holden, and Miss \.
Taply, Jackman; W. l.. Blake and wife,
Portland; jas. +. Lcdyard and f. W.
Uartnett. Bath, Me.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-09

What Nav BE.

Old Fashioned Passenger awakening
suddenly from a doze)-I beg your par
don for not seeing you standing, madam.
Please take my seat
Woman Conductor Shaking him
again)-Say, uncle, how much longer
are you going to keep me waiting for
ycur farce Chicago Tribune
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-09

and ordered a carriage and horses, but
Of course it takes some time to get them
ready The mother began to cry ana
the father ragged up and down swearing,
while everybody III the hotel seemed to
wish eodspeed to the young couple -
Detroit Free Press
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-09

THE most strenuous denuuciatious of
Mr.. Cleveland come from his supporters
But it is believed by the more sanguine
that the Democrats will tiually close up
and pass the hill in the form desired.
We, at all events, will 90 ON hoping So
Thus saith the Pail Mall Gazette.
What great and good friend to Eng
land the President is, to he sure BoS-
tpH JourHdl..
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-09

In the Oakland burglary case at Halo
well, Tuesday, Judge Rowell held May
nard and Gross in five hundred dollar
bonds for the September grand jury.
They were committed Rowe was dis
charged for lack of evidence.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-09
Tho Kind of CaIf TO Haye.

A day old calf belonging to Dir. ].
NJ. Munday jumped off the cliff near
Mount Zion to the rivers edge below,
a distance Of 800 feet, without rum
ping hair The calf was taken down
the river to the ferry and hauled hoi 'e
in wagon safe and sound. -Harrods-
burg Democrat
Police stopped Praise Meeting.
BRoCKToN. Mass, Aug. 6.-rhe mem
bers of the Advent Christian church.
which holds its meeting in Young Mems
Christian Association hall, attempted ia
hold an opena air meeting yesterday, but il
was broken up by the police. The Ad
ventists intend today the matter before
she mayor.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-09

See what \. E. Hanney, of Keene, n. H. says
oh
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-09

By this time the terrace WAS cntir, ly
filled up, and the electric li-ht threw a
glare over the stirring seene 1t was
nearly 9 O'Clock, and it had become So
dark that the fieeey white Of the Rhlno
falls had entirely disappeared. Then all
at once the electric lights went out, and
the lights were turned ont III the hotel
and On the terrace, - that we sat for a
time in perfect Garbnc5,.
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mend ChamberIaiu's Pain Balm to
athletes, Gymnasts, E'ryrIists, foot
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New Table Linens.
New Napkins,
New Sheetings,
New Cotton Draperies.

You remember that last
week we advertised the re-
opening of orr Millinery De-
purtmcut. Well, the COM
ple,c line of new stock that
we told you about has arrived
Ribbons, Lac"s, Large Fea-
theirs, Tips and Whatnot in pro-
fusion and under the manage
me t of Il comp tent miIliner
who is able TO satisfy the most
fastidiouS.
a. always,
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