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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-15

q s. de Ezquiaga, cou 100000 ki
los carbon.
NNTRADAs De UABOTAJN
Col esp Auits," de Mayagiieg
Bara efp "Nueya Flor" de Fa
ljardo.
vap esp "Avll6,." de Fsjardo
ruta.
sAAtLsa nR aAayssHfa
Para Maysgtiez, vap ing "Bram-
ble," despachado por Latimer Fer
nsndes. con carga de transito.
Para HabaHa Y escalas, vsp esp
'Bunaveatura," dsspachado por s
de Ezqulaga. Para Matanzas, por
L6'ez Villamil y On, 30 sls cafe
4.457 kilos. Para Oienfnegos. per
J Oohaa y Hermsno, 30 sIs csfe
4 $50 kilos. Por Lopez Villamil y
%. 80 sIs safe 4,468 k'los.
Para Habans, vap esp "Alfonso
XII" despachado por 8. de E qaia
ga. Por Bolivar ArruEa & o., z
cafe 623 kiior, 80 pac4s tabaco
1948 kiios. Per 8 'briDos de L.
quiardo & 90, 81 pacas tabseo
1881 k'oe. Por Esteban G. de la
Riva, 22l 81 cafe 1870 k'los.
sALIDAs DE CABOTAJR.
Col esp "P de Arecibo," para
Ponce
Col esp 20. de Jes6s," para Are
cibn.
Bdra esp "Pedrlto," para Vie
ques.
Col esp 20. de Maris," para Aqua
dilla y Msyagtiez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-15
4kakAlz T. CO..
a. GsTQAE--l?1

GaportadOfes ON grande esosls.
de mercaacias de todaa proceden.
cias.
:, sus tienGas De detail LA LUZ
E1AOTRIOA y LA VILLA DE
BILBAO son slempre las maior
SurIiias,
I1enen Sucursales impoftsdorss
en- ArecibO y Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-15
l}l.an2 L6giCa,

lachese afUera Ia ca 81 -.-~ enfees
aad con las P3Idor@ VS6., del
Dr.. I&e@a. Entonan e st6nsgo que
y q 5Tga1o en- que deA ansa TODD Ell
3i!s..' s.lie para su salnd ,igcr. No
pz2euc haber perscAa sS'A %ls,,a &C
81 estomago sucio. Less. nse III
pild3ras antiguas y tG1acne$ mo-
dernas que son las I'iiIs'oraa &c Vida
del DR.. Rnas, Su Ecci6n suave y Sc
gnre .as :eUomiend@. DG vaptS 60
kes2as ses RotioaA. ~
ss;ssr sas ssw sssH sfsE :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-15
REVISTA C0AERCIAL.
DR. NQTIOIAS Y ANUNOlOE
Operaciones durante los dfas l3 y IA.
MOVIMIENTO DE BUQURS
MKTRADAs D7 TRAvMsfA.

De Barcelona y escslas, vap esp
Alfonso XII" q 8. de Ezquiags,
con csrga general para varius.
De Hsbsna, vap esp Antonio
6pez," a s. de EzqUiags, con ciga-
yyillos para varios.
:. Da Flladelaa, vsp Ing Earmoord,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-15
GUzA LOCAL,
SOBRINOS De Ez0UIAeA,
FORTALEZA. IL;

UasA dc gtrOs y c0mlslUnes.
Agentes lie 'os vepo1 Ss-correos Dc Ia
jompafaia IrasatlAntics aspsnola.
Agenres as i'd Id do ios seiiorss In.
r1nAga.y y Co.. DC Liverpool.
1aemildem G. II. Fistcher y Co.,
ID. (compahia 'La FlecaA") Do i'd.
AgsEtss dc ID i'd Dc los sonorss J. r.
AtoAsis : Oc,, Linea do "Ssrra".
Agsntss de Bahr, Behrend y Ross,
L:0sa do "0erra''.
Agsnsss dc IL OompanfE Dc Ssgaro,
'ontra 4nceaaioa dsnominsda L." Ko.
yaI IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-15
SANTORAx.. L.

Domingo, 15.-S4n Enrique,
Emperador.
Lunes, 16.-El Ttiunfo de la
Santa Cruz = Nuestra Ssfiora del
Carmen.
Martes, 17.-San Alejo. confe :
1or.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-15
Lima, AEril II de 1894.

Lima, Abril II de 1894.
Sres Scott y Bovine. New York
Muy Sres mfos Hace tres amos
que en- mi Ciientela no hsgo uso de
Otra preparation de acei,e de bacs
lao que la de ustedes, eonocida con
el nombre de Emulsion de Scott
pues sdems de ser cssi insipids,
es una feliz ociaci6n del aceite
de bacalao con los hiposfofitos QUE
son agentes pre- ciosos y de iDelndi-
BILE indication en- todos los varlos
casoG de nutric On empobrecids,
escr6fulas, tuberculosis, raquitis
mo, osteomalscia, = otros malos
estados generates conservatives.
Soy de Vds y. S..
DR. Constantine Z. CGrU0llO, Pro
fesor de la Facoltad de Medicina
de Lima. Oirnjsuo de la Maison
de Santd, Oalle de Fllipinas, ndme-
70 159.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-15
b, aINANN. gsn toa:G s''s SiT: iST:oa'na Al

Jonstante surtido de reloles. y
prenderia de orc con brillantes '
pledras 1nas de 10 mas moderno
que pueda desearse. Garsntizan los
obJetos y vonden a prectos m6di-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-15

Se venden en- el mismo local va i.
rios efeotos deterlorados del paTQue
sanitario para intormes. el Sr Di"
)rector del establecimiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-15

Tai es 10 portsdA de Tn fo;ieto
que acaba dc editRrss en- esta Ca.
N, obra del Dirsctor del BoLETIN
MERcANrn. CoEsiene go paglnAs
de secturs, en 4? mayor, y, como
90 ha anuneisdo, Sc dedica al iius.
tre Jefe del Partido "Union Cons
titucionaI" de Cubs, &xcno Sr
Marques de Ap'zieguls. Contie.
ne el siguienie ptograna:
" Oediestoria. - Pre'udioa. -
Desarrollo dei plan.-Considera.
cionss.-El predmbnlo exposition.
Los Municipioc.-La Camars
Insuisr.-El Consejo. o.-El Gober.
nador GsperaI.-LA hissori&.-La
jegalidad.-La Exz6n suprema.-
La Reps-aeion >.
El fo;isto se ofrece en- las si.
Quiebtea eoodiciones:
Up elem mo'sr........... 80 .cts
Con Ell retrato del sutor. rs ="
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-15

-Buen amigo, ino sabe V. otr
graciai
-lvayal exclamo el auda,uz
IiOres ost6 que en- toa una tarde 8
que decir 10 feo que es ost6, com
parei
Un criminal que so ha|Ia en-
carcelado pregunta a I'm eminent'
picapleitos:
-jEn que consiste la reinoiden
lila reinciden cia!-contesta e
interpeladc. I'd matas a tn primo
y to condenan d muerte. Pues 81
dentro de algunos amos le vue.ves
4 matsr, to condenau a garrote por
|segunda vez.
iMis afiosi Tengo cuarents,
Decia un calaver6n
En el Jusgsdo de Imprenta,
Pfestando declarac On.
---Ys haae disz one fu6 testigo
Y dljo usted esta edad.
-Yo siempre 10 mismo digo,
Que soy hombre de- verdad.
A gr.ndes msIes, Srandas rems
dios.-Ouando e. empobrecimiento
OrgAnico aniquila el cuerp0 y el es-
pfritu, Sc impone devOlver al siste
ma nervioso toda su fuerza y vigor;
de ahi Ia indication especial del
" Vino Cordial de CerebrinG de Ul-
rioi," conceptusdo por los m6dicos
mas eminentes como ell recOnstitW
yente mas pOderOso y al VitGLisGdor
mas rapidO de las personals debsles
y GMSmioas; pru6bese, para oorrObO-
yGr tales vIrtudes va reconocidas y
alabadas por los entermos que la
han tornado.
De venta para Ia isla de Puerto
RiCo, F. Guillermety.
ENFERMEDADES d. EST0MAGO. sVnO Cnassangs
Lima, Mario 81 de 1893.
Senores Scott y Bovine, Eueva
Yo.k.
Muy se6ores MOS: Debo decir
ss que he emplesdo son 6x'to salts
:actorio Ia Emulsion de- SoJtt pre-
oarada por Vds.
La ssociaci6n del aceite de higa
10 de bacalao con los hipofosftos
le cal y sosa constituye IN impor
ANTE medieamento en- ell tratamien
10 de las Intermediates que tienen
IN germen escrofuloso q tubercu. |
os0. S1 acci6n 81 mss pronta y |
,ficaz que la del aCeite de hfgsdo |
le bacalao solo. Es tamb en- me-
or tolerada y bien aceptada hasta
,or los nifios.
Soy de Vds atento s. s.,
Doctor j. a. Ege AgMirre.
C0nfsnza abIo uta. - Malaga, |
'6 de Mayo de 188O.-Sres Ian
nan & Kemp, Nueva- York.-Muy
chores MOS: 81 mi copfanza no
uese absolute, y 81 no estuviese
lien convensido de "a scci6n po-
depurRtiva de so Ear
una nueva curaci6n que
10 obtenido en- una persona de es-
a ciudsd bsstarfa para disipar IN
ni cualquiera dnda que me qoeda-
9. Reclban Vds ell tribute de mi
onsiceraci6n, y cuenten Vds STEM
re que tengo que sostener Ia jus
lola y Ia verdsd.-Dr Jose de Ros
le6n, M6dico hig eDists.
HIw L6zcAyU de Nchy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-15
MNROADO DE LA CAPITAL.
AVISOs.

Vap esp WI A U1xA.
Procedente de Santiago de Cuba
via Ponce, Maysgiiez Aguadilla,
recalara este puert eel 19 al 20
del actual.
Ludwig Juplace.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-15
1ab2co el rama Dol )1iS.

VeLdep pIsoios mod ns &. a.
L'eneza Hsrmano On II .. II aeea
H. DO 10 F"Ftalssa nan . ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-15
BOLIVAR ARRUzAY CA.
11.-TETUAN-11

<lmaCsnistas importadozes de
prov1siones. Venta al por may yor.
Dueflos de la antigua y acredits-
da Fabrica de F0ssosos, estableci-
da en- Santurce.
Marcas BOLIVARy 5 CONILL
-Dep6sit0 Tetuzn Ii.
Agentes de Ia acreditsda marcs
De cigagrillos Pai0rito. Belleza '
Libertad.
Fabrl0a Go liooreh &c 5odss cjsses
Admlrao aEdcares 6, consigna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-15
0LIvAS Y COMP:

LA MALLORQUINA.
San Justo 23, 25y 27.-FaDslca
de Chocolate y OOntiteria al DOE
mayor y al detail. Sin competen
ala, La primeze en- su clase.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-15
De LA xSl.A
BERTRAh HERMANCS.
Ell BAZAAR UNIVERSAL
AUMACAO PUERTO-RIC

q OH1s1O-1EIUOt
Ocnsignatarios de Buques, "A gen.
tes de la Linea de vapores GsSerra y
Bilbao" de Liverpool 4 esta Isls
= del vapor "Avil6s de Herrera'
Habsns. 1mpo1tadores de mercan.
clas, ferreterfa. provisiones. made
ras, doelas para az6ear y miel. ss
COS vacios y compra y venta de
frutcs del pals en- c0misi6p.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-15

OpHRAO1oNNs DE BUQUHs RN PTo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-15
WATERLOO POLlTIt
ExAMEN ORITICO
DE LAS PRINOIPALNs TEORfAH
sOBRN QUE DNsOANSA NL HDIYICIO
POufTIOo MODHRNO.
DON lGNkCIO DIAZ CANEJA.

GAsIOl DEL ".IclIib.. ilttIs1n..""I 1B EsIlIs,al'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-15

Do veBtA en- ia Imprenta de-
BoLETIN 4 rs centaVOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-15
De ADUANAS

vIGHNTES EN- LAS ISLAS
DE CUBA PUERTO-RICO.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19
airficltl


Ait,s be--le Me' ohNiil' OF b""@"i i
Jit - ~ vi ,'.' ~,
-, M a,as -. ~ ,''' W ''''
''''A M III nm -
The eleig}meh VINO are III t"nN,'H nm
al Nateff HE. took Trip 10 '""u - VI.
SATURDAY ait'tiohl. lu'A ViIh' H., i''
.'''1 nm - - a. j, ,bs
.'gls ~ 1sa'i' ''''' viva " =
pun
ffaa{ hlsiii. W IN. ll9'ci uuG'Ilo2A
10 GU ihs Nh1iSn "t' ~ '"'"'' = , Ia, 10
mn hda ,i - foI o.a ,'n",I, nnn,,Int2 I'd
.r'l.i..i,s s,-,,i,,l',1 ir. ti,,,nL
IN ;ia ,,,'' f,,,, ~ ,ln, IN bnf for.
tnnafelv no ofber Injuries were received.
Nj : u rbon,i,g h,. hi. oyyp wish
-, - H.. -, I,nl,.it.,l last ,v.al,
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19
Ripley.

Farmers that have been trying to do
much haying the past two weeks have
been laboring under difficulties. 1t has
rained more or less nearly every day,
and there are prospects of a lot of NOV
burned hay in the spring.
The Populists of the representative
district composed OF Harmony, Ilartlald,
st. Adams, Cambridge and Ripley have
nominated John II. Lane Esq. of Ripley,
for the legislature,
Horace Parker and family have re-
turned from FoXcroft, and have moved
on to their farm in town.
George Jones was home from Orono
few days last week.
Mrs. James Courscr and her four boys
from Mass, are stopping with Mrs,
Olive Prescott for the summer.
c. A. Downing recently sold pair Of
oxen to Thompson Il Hanson that
weighed 200 lbs. each tipping the
scales in the same notch
T. Ernest Ham of Cambridge has been
engaged to teach the Free High school
in town.
schools have closed for the summer
to be reopenc,l in september.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19
Browns Corner.

Scuyler Burrll of Wateryille was in
town Sunday.
Mrs. Fairyilla Croker goes to Boston,
Wednesday, for IA stay of several weeks.
Much hay was damaged during the
recent bad weather. Farmers hail this
bright weather with JOY and all are busy,
hoping to secure the remainder of the
crop in better condition.
As Mrs. MeNnlly was returning FROM
Skowhcgan on Saturday, and near Nal
bon's Mills, her horse became frightened
ut a bicycle and threw her out, disloca
ting her shoulder.
Mrs. Lizzie Allen who was reported
last week as thrown from a wagon and
injured, received many bruises and cuts
about her head and body, one ear was
torn nearly half way off. No bones were
broken. She is doing well and will
probably recover all right. Mrs. Edit
Millilen who WIS with her and jumped
out with little Ethel Allen in her arms
sustained Il fracture of one bone of her
leg. The child was only slightly iniur-
ed. Mrs Aliens daughter, Mrs, Maud
Burrill, of Waterville is caring for hen
mother.
Mont johnson cut his foot quite badly
Sunday morning.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19
LIE 500. foUNIAIA


er'I prescription counter
'Norlu-no9s L. Is much a fad as
anything ci-r, sud DR.. EBERT Dixon
Of Buffalo, and tine modern soda water
fountain has mon o. do With the in
crease ~ the mama than anything else.
In days a. old when soda water was first
ldcJ 10 Oh" wares 81 the druggist It
WIS devoted entirely 10 satisfying the
public taste tor something cool sweet
and refreshing Fruit sirups ot harm
less character were tzzled up To a prop
cr degree I'll GASEOUS bubhlins, and tine
mission Of tine soda water fountain was
a commndAblc one
Nowadays 1t Is devoted t. bromos,
ueryiuos and lots OF other things that
are made from the deadliost sort Of
drugs while they are hung with signs
inviting people To become their own
PHYSICIANS by trying sDl1e Oi the count
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19
S1,l,,1l

D., r uarr,ll .,,.,.. ,u rba lied. i'll
- ,ls#r. 49, ,,r.l
~ l. - ns.f,rtl,. ~, ,l..Vbagan va.
r.. - Af....ls,,. ,,.,,i,I,, affpu,liag fhf
meeting OF Fail Brook Lodge \. .. [.
"
n. ~ II,,....,,.Il nf I<ingfi,.ld We
IN fa,,, - ny.'. snnd9y VISITING hi. sister.
Mrs. Hannah .Iackman.
Nr .snoel ,urri. of auburn in
-, 1..f.i,t, .,tt,r rho haViur On hi
farm here.
f,,yid roVeil Ina. a small patch Of
land TWENTY-FIVE by forty-four feet from
which he h1, raised one hundred aud
dlty-live quart. of -traWbcrrie, thi-
year. lie would like to know if any oae
has beaten thi. record thi, year.
Mr.. Nora Greenleaf of W. An.on
WIS at y. ". Hiton's several day last
week.
Mi,s Lena smith of North Arson Is
the guest ol Mis- Grace Good"ln several
days thi. week.
Mr.. G. W. Dean i on the ,ick list thu
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19

LaForeSt Green Of Boston. Is visiting
hi, uncle Mr.. Joseph Green.
Charlie freeman and Frank Paiue
wrnt l. lron-bouud Pond last week after
lllic-. and brought home 2Ga
Joe A3am- has gone to Bingham 10
work faf hi- brother-in-laN Gee. til
man. through haying.
Nj sae Whitchousc j. at work lm
NJ Nard Of Solon. Before going -he
give farewell party to hrr ifleads.
Which proved au cniovablr oeea.'eH.
one by one the older members oi our
toau arr called to Ia" land hcFond, l1at.
Asel French finished M- cftmN lie
july 3. lie will be greatly mI.-ei by a
lafse circle Of nicud-. Iii, aite md
two -oH. survive him.
Mr.. John McColHr md Ni-- Gnfa
Hasdle have ioiucd ilc rnk- OF 'maf=
rid folk-. aud VIII hereafter tight the
aufld'- battle together. We eNfeaa -
-hem or goel wishes. a- they start nn
IIfr.- journey together.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19

Many people ara considerably agitated
over mysterious circumstance which is
Thought to indicate disaster 1t is the
appearance Of the letter b plainly iu-
pressed upon blades of oats growing III
fields Acres and acres i'll all part, uf
thu county have been found To be thus
curiou-Iy marked 1t is claimed that
tho only other times the letter WIS ever
found On oats in this manner MAS 10 I
before thew of 1872 and the late civil
war. and that the b stands for blood
shed. which may now be looked for
again Each blade Is marked, the let
ter, about h1f an inch long, being, a-
It seems, pressed into the leaf and dis
cernible on the other side.-Peru q ID
Dispatch
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19
Athens.

Mr.. Silas Leland and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Folsom of SkoWhcgan were
guests at Hotel Emery Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Gard of Corinna preached at
Union church last sabbath.
Mrs Leighton ia very sick at the home
OF her son, Mr.. Leonard Leighton.
Peter Hurd is at home from Skowhe-
gan cutting his hay.
Mr.. Levi Lord was thrown from his
wagon one day last week and quite bad
" hurt, his collar-bone wills cracked and
his right shoulder badly strained.
Master Merle Cole of Augusta |,
spending the summer with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pease
Mr.. Ezekiel Andrews, his daughter,
Mrs. Turner and two children are board
ing with Mrs. Joseph Pease.
Il Mrs. Maria Williams of Portland is
visiting friends and relatives in town
CASTILLO Williams is visiting his
mother.
Edward Ware and family arrived here
Saturday, where they will remain fol
the summer Mr. Ware will be a
Waterville considerably to attend to hi
business affairs there, but his family
will remain here until fall.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19
SO. NOrridgcwock.

Ed Cooley who has been in the en-
ploy of +. {. Holt Il Go. tor two years
has gone to Albany, y. y, to work in
IA clothing store. Success to him
The town has voted about } To | for
an electric road to Skowhegln.
The creamery made about 1900 lbs. Of
butter last week.
John Hyde, the safe man, is in town.
NJ. +. Stevens got the present of Two
silver dollars at the store of +. {. Holt
& Co, saturday last. Ills purchase be
ing the most for the day.
". =. Watson j.. visiting his mother
in town.
Mrs. Fred Whiting is at home from
New York.
Probably the Morphine Cure will To-
cate in town now that the electric roll
is an assured fact.
Chas. Varney has sold the Mercer
stage route.
The party that went to North Pond,
Friday, report good time and IA first
class dinner at Simonds.
At the town meeting Tuesday on mo-
ton of Edward Lowe Esq, the follow
iug was passed:
"Resoiced. That we favor the approval
by our seleetmcn OF a location through
the streets of our town of au electric
railway from Skowhcgnn 10 Noriilge-
wock on the south side of the river.
with such conditions aud restrictions A.
to the precise site of the same, anl the
manner of construction and earr o. the
road. rs shall IN their Judgment hest
secure the public convenience aud safety
in the use of said streets
Negotiations have been pending faJ
several DAYS between the trustee. II 4
y. Browns estate and the BeliHzH
German Remedy Company ot HatefstIis
for the pufchn." by The latter company
Of the Qulnnebasset Hotel a-8 -7mfs
rum FOR the treatment of the HafphIH,
habit There Stems tu hr iaIH pre-
poet that the eutrrpriN me Dr. started
here.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19
Harmony.

Having is in full blast and every one
Is busy. The crop will be better than
+ last year.
Mortimer Pingree met with serious
accident last Friday evening, while on
his way to the village. When descend
Ing short but rather steep hill the
horse fell, throwing Mr.. Pingree out and
+ rendering him unconscious for a time,
but he finally succeeded in eXtricating
himself and getting the horse to his feet,
and returned home. a physician was
eummoned when it was found his shout
der was crushed and three ribs broken.
He will be laid up for long time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Judiins and
Mrs. Richardson are visiting their father
Jonathan Gilman.
Elmer Brown, who has been having Il
serious time with his head, is again able
to be out and work little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chadbourn, who
have been at work IN Lowell, Mass, foi
the past year, are home for visit and
are stopping with Mrs. C's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. &. y. Laughton.
Mrs. Nancy Farrar has been quite sick
4 the past week.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19
CORRESPONDENCE
aIiIlDritlgc.

Midsummer = With IL aud all the
characteristics that follow it usually.
There Is sicknp-- in town that may
terminate in death but W hope 1t may
prove that they vii recover.
DR.. Frederick Bunker was thrown
from hi. carriage on In 18Th inst. and
bruised somewhat. Dr. II. {. Thatcher
of Dexter was ealled 10 attend him.
The haying has commenced but thr
operatives have 10 watch the clouds and
all the weather signals.
New potatoes aud green peas are in
the market, and raspberrie- and green
oQples from the farm.
Among the visitors In town lat week
were Hon. Bartlett Trip Of Dakota: j.
b. Rackliff of GorlpBa; !. II. Goriard
and son. WateIVille. Mis- Bertha Mitch.
ell and Master Percy of SkoWhcgan we're
in town two weeks; they have returned
home.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19
Canaan.

Mr.. Pike, quite an aged resident OF
this town, died of bilious fever at the
home of Mrs. Lydia Gleason in this
village, last Saturday afternoon
Funeral services were held ut the house
Monday p. M, conducted by Rev. Geo
Moore. The body was taken to Mercer
for interment. He leaves one daughter
Mrs. Henry Hubbard Of this place.
Mr.. Bella Burrill, wcll-knowu and
much respected citizen died at his home
Sunday afternoon after long and pain
full Illness. He leaves one daughter and
two sons to mourn his loss. Funeral AT
the house Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Chase and Mrs. j
Osborn of Pittstleld are spending a week
at Lake George. This popular resort is
fast growing in favor, they already have
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19

Contrary t1 the confident assertions Of
~ informed persons, the new royal
aalF Viii hthr uo title fer the present
fzhlr than rhu courtesy one Of prince.
ii has un right yet even to the prefix of
royal highno-s but the queen Is expect
ed speedily to remedy that defect III his
sfaHs by special warrant The only
question az pressing moment IS tne
Christian nantes nv be- given 10 this i'm
peftaut aud fortunate infant. The late
bake ~ Cl.rJucp was baptized Albert
Victor becnJ>e tine queen desired the
fhraue of England 70 be Allied one dag
ty . uAu bearing the name Of her idol
lied husband N she should wish the
uame revived. it will certainly be the
first q the half dozen or so which the
unke 81 Yark's son will carry through
life London Letter
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19
Fairfield Centre.

Miss Nellie Allen is at home on a visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen
Miss Maud B. Jones is mt home from
Portland where she has been attending
6haw's Business College.
F. b. Allen is visiting friends at North
Fairfield after an absence of several
years.
Miss Sadie Fillsbury of Unity was
4 visiting Miss Mertie Marcia last week.
Percy Williams Is ut work at The Ridge
way, Kennebunk Beach where he has
secured good position rs head-waiter,
Percy is a capable and energetic young
man and we are glad that he has been
go successful
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19
i'ittstield.

SUNDAY WAS observed as Children
sunday, at the Free Baptist church.
Pittsiield. In the forenoon an appru=
pirate sermon WAS delivered by he pas
tor and in the evening au interesting
concert was given by the children Ut the
Sunday School.
Prof o. IL. Drake, principal OF tha
Maine Central Institute, hp. been AT.
tending the National Teachers A-.oea-
tion At Asbury Park, y. H.. during the
past week.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-19
No. CornNIlIe

Harry Doble spent the an at home
f. L. King spent The sabbath at oa.s
Corner.
Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Russell Of Madison
visited relative, ia town lately.
Fred Hinton of Ath,u- spent SUNDAY
with relatives at tass' Cururr
Quite large party from tma vicinity
went 10 Madison Pond tishirg jolly II