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The morning call., 1894-10-25
Fell into a Vat.

John Kelly was a workman in the employ of
the South San Francisco Improvement Com
pany in their abattoir al Baden. On June 5,
1898, Kelly fell into vat of boiling lard ana
was severely scaded that he was confined
to his bed for twenly-oDe weeks. He has
brought suit against the company TO recover
S2500 damages
The morning call., 1894-10-25
Celestial on the WarpatEl.

Lee Chin Foo, noble Celestial who
himself recently 10y attack
ing the Chinese consulate and endeayoriDg
to beat down the door with an ak. as well
as assaulting several innocent persons in
his dementia, was committed to the Stock
ton asylum yesterday. As soon as he is
cured he will be turned over to the
authorities for prosecution
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ment position, which he had held for a
long time. hut he bad lost it recently
through political changes. She had been
living in lodging-house on Bush street,
but now has 20 money to pay her,TeHt. ard
she wants TO return 10 her husband in
Helena. She was referred to the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
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The Mercantile Library,

The quarterly meeting OF the Mercantile
Library Association will be held at The library
this evening Ii is expected that the meeting
Will be a very interesting one, and all tile mem.
other SPEAKERS General ". II. L. Barnes viii
make N address
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A TaIe of Distress

Mrs. John w. Allen, respectable look
ing woman, called at the Chief of Policies
Office yesterday with her two small child
ren, aged and years respectively. She
came from Helena, Mont. recently for her
health. leaving her husband in Govern
The morning call., 1894-10-25

recall. If you have not taken advantage
of THE CALLS offer il GER ainiy must be
an oversight, as every Californian consid-
ers it a valuable treasure. Only 1c cents
for each portfolio, at The CALLS Branch
Office, 10 Market street.
The morning call., 1894-10-25
Selling without License

Deputy Revenue Collector Blattner arrested
c. Z. Thomas, Charles Duuc w. j. Martin
aud James Dunn yesterday for selling liquor
without Government license. They are keen
ers of a resort on Kea-ny street, near Pacific
The morning call., 1894-10-25
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
Commissioned Officers See Room
for Vast Improvement.

The commissioned officers of the First, Sec
ond and Third Infantry Regiments held an ill.,
formal meeting last evening in the Third Regi-
The morning call., 1894-10-25
Finished.

The beautiful literary collection, 'Pic.
turesque California" is complete. and the
greatest offer ever made by any newspaper
TO its subscribers will soon be beyond
The morning call., 1894-10-25
Appointed Customs inspector

Collector Wise yesterday appointed Arthur
a. Clifford Inspector of customs in place Of j.
Shepstone, dismissed.
The morning call., 1894-10-25

1t gives Immediate relief-we mean Salvation
Oil, the great pain-rcmedy. Price Csc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22

Following are quotations for actual business:
BanNers' bills. 81 S6u$ SEA ana ASSnSi $50
lof long and short sterling respectively; french
francs 5.l7is ard 5l5's; reichsmarfs. ''r'''s
and g. 7-lC
In London British consols rallied @-l6 per cent
70 % $40 FOR money and = 20 the same price
Tor the account. Tho Bank Of England gained
iuriher $4,000 bullion on baanc,. Ia the open
market money remained unchanged, at Ia per
cent for discounts and pr cent Tor bankers
balances India Council bills were allotted
at - ls-S2a13s.d pc rupee. a further serious
laI, ana bar silver responded promptly with
decline of u to sgd an ounce. American
railway shares showed some Improvement. brt
me market was not active. Al Paris frrncIl
per cents reacted 22ie c-ntiTrs - $50 and
afterward rallied To gs.S2i2, sigh. exchange on
~ the NcW-NorH Real Estate SairsroDm by
Adrian II. Muller K Son:
- shares National Bank = Commcrrr. IL. 90. ,
e. share New-lor Law institute. subject To- SO du"ss
.p shares Municipal Electric L'ght CO. Of Erool,n.
$3.50 indianapolis. Decatur aud western Railroad o.
second mortgage bonds metropolitan Trust Go. eipa'
sIaIco Indaraplis Decatur and Western Railroad co.
income bonds metropolitan Trust 90 ir,'lpisl =. .
s,tk Mctropo.ijnn Trust 60. r-ecirul. =.
5 shares GENIAL National i'anE, New Yorl; 1904.
ai DI Gh ns NJ it "a due io' Ii @
q shares Hrootl,n and N-w-yorl Ferry e.. 1874.
- shares Hyndnan Electric Lisht. Heat and Power
80 81 ia aiy,' Gri~ '' a.r co. OF Eyer. Penn
. SHARES Eqaiiabie lie A'a'Foner s'.c'y Of United
y shares n,5,,on Construction O. preferred So
q; shares STIRLING Iron ana Railway ca: 30.
20 shares Tni,el states Mor'saec CO.. ~;
30 shar,-, Mcnphs Scni,ar Publishing 60. Cyp9the-
900 Colonial CGG second mortgage per bonds.
$500 Progress cab per bonds due 1890 oypothe-
40 hebrew shorin Guardian scie'y first rtsasc
. peF cent bonas due 1899 diypothe'atc,o. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22

Among state Issues Virginia funded d"bt %
por cents fell per cent. 10 5sA. Tennessee SET
Element 81 also were pressed for sale at u, de-
cline Of y per cent OF city bank stocks Phenix
sold (8s) at is. and Ninth National 90 at 10
There was On improved demand for bonds ana
connections for the first tine in several days
exceeded 81. 900 900 AZ face value. TIE movement
re rric-s was consequently toward higher IeV"l.
Atchison general rallied = email iT"cuoh 10
MAN. The feature Of the market. however
wac ,be activity ana strength OF Erie second
consols which rose ~ per cent 70 '9'2' 'e"''a'
r,Ioc,ric dcbenture IS advanced further 2 per
cent TO SOG79ik. In two days these bonds nave
gained nearly G rcr cent. and what IS much
moro in,Dortant. the advance has substantial
basis IN the better condition Of the company. On
.,,.u transactions Wisconsin Central frsls rose
o,,er ? pcr cent TO 7i7s. and incomes y per cent
,o1-n PHILADELPHIA and Reading issues were not
,o,oriollv changed Reference is made TO our
full report or BOND saIr'. - ,.h ,ir,o and
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
rrchanceg 500. 726 3l2; balances. s'152.6ii,
The Sub-Trcasury was debtor 10 ,HH CIcaT rin
,1rnsa s2S02C5 Its net gain on balance was
seos 1se mad. 10 by gains OF s!ii,252 in coin ana
$iG295G in currency. The days operanons IN m
Guided: Receipts. $2,73GlB: payments, 49,
0oS. resulting in a general balance OF $i%'oci.-
OK consisting Of s9j.5Ss,13l coin and N4'oi5'92i
rho United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $276G0O National bank notes Tor re-
Thn customs rec aipts si639s5 the internal
ro,.anue receipts $i59G10, and the miscellaneous
receipts. $35s,47. ,,...x .,,,o,,,o,. -
i 40 hand and deposits in bank compares
80 80 IKE Agnes Of the last previous statement
as follows: - o Fob 81 p,nare,cos
-. -. go ho,l sluj.5i fss SlU5 si7.. 9S Inc. SG5.ilO
Me, ieeal tenders On 90 o.o,., ,susi5I Dec 4ae OH
N on
Net silver hand '''''oi" ''
Actual cash In n
Treasury Ndnh"
over outstanding an. go IN 80 as Dec So, ,ot
certificates r-c Inc
Deposits IN bank. il''-''--i i' -.
, ,,,,rcc sI4s 2os 60 slii.7o7. Ala Dec $4No.ofG
-, 900 M change in rates for foreign ex-
licae &c therc viii be no specie ship until
saturda. the dunees os ne arMe' was m' aht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS
1ru.r WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

y,
A turn in the current of speculation may not
he expected when the TRANSACTIONS Ut 'he 'Vo'N
1,vcba,ga fall below 100000 shares. The tone
Of the market was strong to-day Du' TWO u'S'
ao, :, was weak. and there has been no ma
terial change in conditions. The results Oh
National legislation are no palmer than they
were day or n month ago There may DE
revision Of the Tariff law, but no one In wall
c,,oat e. willing TO bet on It. and apparently
il IA an open question whether the Wilson Dill
will no swallowed by the Federal Senate or the
nresen. law will be continued in force. IL IS
a wise man who will predict the action Of Con-
press on any subject. Sugar may be Kept on
tho free list or a duty may be imposed.
Whether protection VIII be accorded 10 IN" re-
0nlng interests IL q question whlcn eN'h ~
Cenafe Committee seems unable 20 answer.
IN the uncertainty holders Of stocks are IN
willing either t. sell or buy. and the lndiFe' u
brought 10 4 starastill Moreover th"fe may "'
NAV no, be some legislation on hnanchl ma
tors am free coinage of silver IS more pIpp'pir
London being firm a. 2519i. francs To- the
sterling -, ~,
The Highland Mining Company has dcclare yea
the regular monthly dividend Of 20 cent per
share payable March !. az the Once OF h'u"7-
berry 6, Co., Nils Building.
The following securities "rre SOFA ~ n'' t a,'
than the reasonable. and in time inevitable. aN-
tho,iZation Of new issue o.; BONDS Al current
rates OF interest. The gold balance o. ne
Treasury is not go larR- that = posslDir out
~. - cnecia may be regarded with equanmtr.
The variations in prices were OF iiiiie consr-
ouence There WAS patriotic "oNon.ng oi con
tracts in Wow Of the National h'ii"ay l'-'loI -
I'm, final advances were rarely more than = % 2
per cent III advance f. II" price ~ "n ~
was fairly mainia.ned. but purchases Tor ioi'iSh
account "A fow days ago may not sth"~'r tN-
ports In other words. they may Simply nave
been speculative ard small PROFIT may nave
attracted foreign selling In The circuh.Sla, noes
the closing was strong aihoush d"" ana "'"''
wise eaturcless.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
Transactions in Government BOMBS III ~" "''c''
Exchange were limited 10 coupon o. when We're
o.ona,. q. 111a Elunl nuotalion were as follows:
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EAAlsfis e. ENEsESSlsy
OFFICES l-5-G-7-s-o
y....cr. s. ,1rc.crs. 53 5rcafvny' y. y.

l}nn'.crf q, .lfr--''' - - --------------
IN ACCORDANCE win INC % ''''0"
Article Eirh,h O: the asreeacn, l'F ,,ArtIWAw
,, " the cIXcrNxATr JAcNSoS . $4,000 n>,,oe
RAILROAD COMPANY dated '''I'' ...,ao. ,rerc,nler
hereby gwen ' Ia, and modified tho said rlan = fe-
have altered ,,., COPY q such alteration change
na ,aI,ecaon was nca with The acpa',y name n
the plan 10 "',' wv VII street Ncv-Yorl, ci:y. the
..a-,o.,fh day Of February. 1917 ~
NTei ', ,,,1yor.' February nneiecrth 1871
Dated Ns"'''' FREDERIC 4. BROWN,
yKENNEDy ton.
.avUEI TgONAS,
Il. q. WILSON.
CHA HI.r- VI. NcGHER,
Committee aud Trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22

l. q I.......... - va .>Or''i ~ 1870; ~. -
y + Tlac ......' -, - - y, ' .1i, So,
.,ch Collev.. .iip a1ss i * J. stock 10 ll-l' l'.
- 9 \ Cn o., 81. Met Traction. .lVl's lV2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
O STnOEG unDEhT0bs.

I'll. conai4nc. ~;h which ato's are 'nu'a. i'in, n
farors impr,, emcni ana low ,er..f remains :, he
[ every sT0GKs A%n WHEAT AtE % ron T,I
sOuN bAs," w. Don, a low level always favor his"f
prices. ..ld ON cDmIlisTior for
or q I'M rsin "i ai" inward Grain Lonl t. 500
lots e 10 - 100 En"s ' IN ihe ,;cwfos AMI Cnicasp
.'1gca s1r,irisstyn. l-iG ,,,,,,.r ,-rrt,u.. and
can fr our 'DAlLY MNtkfI - y III III rr;,,i
l06PAGE MA%UhI." grinH h'Fn rf,rrnr,,on IN siocs.
iS[ fi and wheat ssrEp GhIJNXX HEf iGfNcE
FREE TTTnV 'r,a. onices. with rc<e's Tor con-
..fe lla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
11TTTE SELLING OR BUYING.
crocKS SLIGHTLY HIGHER.
e AFRAID TO ENGAGE IN
TRANSACTIONS PENDING ACTION
OK TIE TARIFF.
90 MI 4 So Paul -

,rs At THE STOCK E',cHANGh FEnRvATY IL
SALES - A.. OF BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
clyde LINE.

"a CIrAnrVSTON. : c.. the south md Southwest
JACKEO NVlliE and I'll Florida ioin'', - ~
From ..r o. = H. 0oot OF Roo5eveli.ftl y o. m ~
.i.lrNGr.r: friday. rep -,
Nf.''-i''
Arf;g.. il'dF id.''
A., So, ors r,vo nrs-cInss passenger rccomnof or'
~. T. CLYDE 3 ca ,;;snera. . = 'eN'sy
FLA crHT & pm FAST F. p INK In "a c "a y
+. a.. EcEK. GenI Ag;.. "'' B"a'' y !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
IrGrLAND MINING COMPANf.
5'inaaeiGl Mcctln9s.

TIL. OMAHA AND ST. LOUIS RAILWAY ''hINNif
NTOT!rE f. hereby gwen thrt nl'r'nS 81
,re holders - tho arst mortgage bonds ~ t'' 'Nlh'
All - Itrs Ealvn, Company VIII r held at nc One
81 rlnnrl " sheldon ~. ~ Wall street N'W-i "tN
on. F-!,v the . ~ March. ISL ~ : Clock Il.
m. afternoon receive tsr report W the "ni"l''fa
IatrI N,v Y1ri. F.i,rur-v ~ 1871. $3.50 ,,,. ,.,,,,.
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NH"-hohN'
''"''' b. JOHN l. STEWART. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
Cornriilcrsbip Notlcc5.

NOTICE is hereby given that WILLIAM H.
" LEACH las this retired from thc nrrn II N"in.
.,n Iroe = Co AMI that william Nllk!pf IN Hl"
Thofnas = Wilkinson VIII continue to carry IN ~. slir
l.trin.e4 under the firm name ~ w
I,rs . Co. and they have assumed All tir !iaph
lice ~ said arr. 1900
'"''' wv" ~ WILLIAM WILKINSON.
THOMAS y. NiI.kiNaON,
WILLIAM r. LEACH.
NOTICE l., hereby given that at Gehoral
~ meeting OK stockholders of t." Jo"rnh u iioa'
Clutrny. a ration Organized ana ''fiiHF "''' W.
laws - state West Virginia. -
The majority ~ the capital S'' "-iuk
ronroren,ol a,d voted In favor of such r'lIt5n tpat
H. busiaos9 d said ooiporatioa b. dfcon''"lcl-
''''" iii:XRy u. IrAlsEY. SECRETARY.
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CiEAED LIN T..

Ci-EAItD LIME
~. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QtEENSTowHH'- ~ m.
sureria March ; . p N s.rya.. Mch. q 10 a. ~
Ilcana.M M 10 20 IA. m. l;trur'a Mch.- ~ ", w.
i-,,lrf, vi, y 2 - iuoauia. All. ".'' a. III
prom Pier N,rth Hlv"r. foot q CiHrk-oH,,,,: -
CaAn Tarsas- S.l apl UPWARD Second CABIN. so ara
inward ACCORDING { FteaTar AID oc,''9n =.
e,ee-av. ,iclety 20 ard from all parts or tsnrops a.
49, l, rates For freight AMI passage nnpI,. AZ ''
oofnrare's Office - T"wllrr Green, New fork.,
VERNON u RROWH q Co. General AgentA
EOUp,CN;E GENERAIE TransatlantiQne.
\ FRENCH LINE TO HANRE -
"a ERETAGNE. collier. ....... Sat f"h = a, m,
IA i'iHGOtNF Letoeuf. sat M', o. MN
IL -,'OG:;E sari~ sat Mol 10 40 A., ~ ~
Ne, Yurl. .ievanlria Egypt via nhris Vp Na"i w
(a,.. Tt-~f-citss. $40. second-clars slle
A FORGET. General AGen. No. lowing "feen
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD :. :. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONpoH

%TORTIT GERMAN LLOYD $ $. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO IONpO%
NETWORK. soLTIlAMpT0N BE, Bremen
cabin SO ana upward; II cabin St5 i, hn ID sg
Sale in Nh. C. AN Aller Tues Mch ~ ~ = Al n
Tine Tues Men 30 10 AN Iaycl. Tue ApF .; NJ NJ
OEIRiCIlS & CO.. . Bowlins Green.
Observation-Disclosures
PACKET CO. ..,.>.r
r,er rr>,I, To IoNION AND CONTINENT.
Twin Scr,w Express Steamers OF l3.i1.s" ~ =
Ni:N-NOEE SOUTHAMPTON. IIAMBURG'
SPRING SALINE ,,.v =,
,-~ y.i,,rto March 20 Columbia. Nay =,
Fuers bismarck Apr y Ausds,a victoria Tune
ATgisto Victoria May uer't bismarck nm .,
s.t.nonnlo ..... May 20 Columbia
t. erst Rlsarck May II Augusta Victoria. june -
l,y WY ter rates during March ana APT, ,,,,-
r1,urT-RG- Alir;RrCAN PACKET 90. 81 BlsOAOWAr:
A EUROPE. HOLY LAND. CALI ChNI -. ..
n . BERMUDA FLORIDA. MEXiCO &c'-sehtee' ey Pm,
ties test u~fetng facilities; choicest o'e"" "-'' $3.50
for Tourist Gazette ..o W.
,Es lsIlJ Clicia Ticket Agents chiet lrullN ,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
WHITE STAR LINE.
A NCnOR Ii y L.

"A rNITrD STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS;
FOR GLAaGOW XIA 70 ID o o y ID r. = =
r-rnoeta iarch 3 D. m Ethiopia MarcA j. p M.
So ste.,,ge onward s2s Prcoaii. s2i.
CABIN rXCI'RsfC.; TICKETS At REDUCED Rh a 10
t'or drafts tours and Other Information Apply 20
yr%i5rISoN KROilif,RS Bowling Green Ne"-fo
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THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET

Trarsac;lons in Government bonds at the stock
Exchange were limited to coupon "a. which were
steady a, 1l74s Final quotations were as follows;
AL ak.1
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-09-13

Mai j. ". Claiming has returned
from Augusta. whore he has been Tor
medical treatment aud his many friends
will be glad To know his health is much
improved
The Fairfield House furniture has been
sold and the house leased to Frank +.
Thompson, who has had considerable
experience in the hotel business, having
been brought up in business. He com :
here from inion. where he has Just dis
posed OF a no el.
Miss Nary l.. Newha!l leaves next
Monday FOR Wellesley, where she Is to
become student.
Fairfield made good showing at the
Maine State Fair. Howard Il Ellis took
eight premiums on their cattle; f. +.
Novel; had fourteen ON fruit: j. :. Novel;
had fifteen on fruit; Miss NJ. \. Welhcr-
eli brought home five lst. premiums on
drawn work Miss Nellie b. Nye lst. on
croeheted shawl
Fairfield village schools begin the fall
term next Monday, Sept. Il. The fol
lowing are the teachers: High, W. +.
keurick, Principal, Miss {. 6. Rice,
Assistant; First Grammar, Miss NJ. \.
Wetherell. Second Grammar, North,
Miss Edith Savage; Second Grammar,
south. Miss Maud McFaddcn; First
Primary, North. Miss G. A. Curtis :;
First Primary, South, Miss y. b. Nye;
Second Primary. North, Miss Eva Os-
born; Second Primary, South, Miss
Caddie Osborn; Third Primary, North,
Mrs G. @. Weeks; Third Primary,
SOUTH Miss Bertha Branch
Patent has been granted Edward +.
Parker of Fairfield. for rope hitching de-
vice.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-09-13
The Forks.

Miss Lottie Adams from liallOwell. is
the guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
o. {. Adams.
Mr. Carl Gates of Bingham. has been
visiting friends at this place recently.
School in The Forks, Dist. No |, com
menced Aug. 2sth. We are glad to wei
come Miss Huff back this fall term
Cecil Hurd was at this place Sept 6.
G. II. Markham and wife who have
been at Moose River, the past two weeks
returned home Friday.
Miss Nina Paige and Ned Williams OF
Carratunk, were in town Saturday.
II. d. Wade and wife returned home
Friday, from down river, where they
have been spending few days vacation
Mrs. Nellie Stevens of Fairfield, is
visiting friends and relatives at this
place.
Mr.. Tommy Cahill and sister, Miss
Kitty of Bingham, registered at The
Forks hotel recently.
Jonah Mcintyre and wife of Scion,
were in town last week.
ii. +. Graham who has been at this
place and Carratunk, doing missionary
work this summer, finished Sunday.
Dora Holway of Carratunk, is visiting
at Ed. Cotton's this week.
G.. c. Jones Of Carratunk was in town
Sunday.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-09-13
So. NOrridgcWOck.

Mr. Eli Wells of Mercer, was in town
Tuesday.
George Fullsom is home again.
James Ingalls, and Miss Jessie Miller
went to New Sharon, Wednesday,
Frank Jewell has gone to East Madi-
son for few days.
The Burnham and Morrill, corn factory
and grounds presents a lively scene ;
they are running at full blast. The
yield of corn is unusually large this sea
son and of fine quality.
L. W. Towle has opened fine livery
in connection with the Bellinger Ger
man Remedy Co.'S Sanitarium.
Mr. j. =. Robbins and Miss Susie
IIuntoon went to Pennington Hill, one
day last week.
The high school was opened Monday
with Mr.. W. j. Rideout, principal, and
Miss Viola Piper as assistant.
Miss Ellie Clevtla ID has moved into
Mrs. VIM. Spaulding's house on Main
ST.
Quite a number of our citizens went
to North Pond, Saturday.
Mrs. Genie Salmond died Thursday
morning. Mrs. Saimond was the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Steward Wing, she
leaves Il husband, one child and Il large
circle of relatives and friends to mourn
her loss.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-09-13
North Arson.

Howard Crafts of Lynn. Mass is
visiting in town.
Miss Susie Crochet is visiting Mrs
Chas. Davis.
st. Croix won the race in the 2.2C
class at State Fair last Friday. lie
lowered his record to 2,lS IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Williams, Mrs
E. Savage. Miss j. Gaham, Mrs. Dr.
Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Donley,
Misses Ida and Cora Donley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Mitchell and several Others
spent last week at State Fair.
st. Croix, Jr., was sold for quite a
large sum recently. That is one more
good trotter which has left our town.
Quite a number from this place will
attend the cattle show at Madison
which takes place tomorrow.
Miss Jennie Hilton has begun hen
school in Embden.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-09-13
Browns Corner.

Mrs, Sarah Chadwick of Berwick, is
visiting her son, G. II. Wheeler.
Fred Barnes and Miss Almic Goodwin
visited friends in llartland, Saturday
and Sunday
\ pleasant surprise awaited Scott
Morrill, last Sunday morning. on his re-
turn from Waterville, twas a baby girl
Cyrus Chase Jr of rewksbury, Mass.
made a short visit among his friends in
this Town last week.
The picnic at Sibley pond ON Wcdnes
day, was we'll enjoyed by all who attend
ed.
The Republican majority of this town
in Mondays election makes our people
feel quite elated. 1t is the first time it
many years if ever before.
{. II. Wheeler says that he took tw,
nice sheep to Skowhegan dealer anC
realized the sum of twenty-five cts. fo
them. Is this the price promised two
years ago:
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-09-13
CORRESPONDENCE
Canaan.

Miss Fannie Cooper of Kentucky was
the guest of Mrs. Maude Gilman last
week.
Mrs. Olive Parkman who has been
visiting friends in town, went to Pitts
field last Tuesday.
Mr.. Noah Kicker is quite sick.
Guy Lord and wife of Pittsheld, were
In town Sund ~.
Mrs. Florence NJ. Smith is visiting her
sister in Lewiston. and on her return
will stop II few days with her mother, at
Shawmut, Mrs. b. Colcord.
Miss Addie Lawrence and Master
Arno, her brother, of Skowhegau, visit
ed their aunt, Mrs. r. S. Goodrich last
week.
II. II. Harris, wife and daughter
Shillie, visited in Madison quite recent-
ly:
Miss Lottie Wheeler is visiting friends
at the Getty" this week
Miss Edith Mae Pratt of Pishon 5
Ferry is visiting at c. d. Harris.
Mr.. Henry Corson has returned to
York.
Alpheus Mason aud wife, Horace Ma
son and wife and +. Z. Further attended
the State fair at Lewiston last week.
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Cambridge.

The drouth was broken here on Satur-
day evening by a welcome rain.
Mr.. David Littlefleld visited his rela-
tives in town, of late. he was the first
child that was born here after the town
was Incorporated.
The lecture given here, was not spoken
of by any correspondent, by Hon. $. L..
Miliken and +. y. Merrill, | will here
take pains to remark that it was very
highly appreciated by the Republicans
of our town, and a good rally The
tariff question was very huently explain
ed
Fred ii. Collins, wife and son of Port
land, were in town last week on a visit
at S. +. Baileys. Fred is a telegraph
operator and ticket agent in the depot at
Portland.
The little grandson of Mrs. Mary Gill
bert came from Lowell to live with her,
he is an orphan.
The little grandson of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alonzo Brown has come to stay while
with them.
Rev Mr.. Brownyillc preached at the
Baptist church, Sunday last
Miss Annie Folsom was brought home
from Dexter, sick with brain fever.