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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1899-06-22
West Athens.

Samuel Boothby went to Lakewood,
Sunday.
Mrs May Morrill, and Mrs. Rose Hight
of Scion, were in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zenas Fletcher of Bing-
ham, were in town Tuesday.
Mr.. James Mulhern returned from the
lake Monday, and went to Madison,
Wednesday, to cook for crew of men.
Miss Leah Corson, who has been at
work at Greenvile, has returned home
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Gray went to
East New Portland, Thursday, returning
Monday.
Mr.. Delbert Parker of East Madison,
WAS in town, Friday.
Miss Bessie Lpavitt has gone to
Athens, to work for Matilda Jones.
Miss Ora Cooley of Augusta, is stop
ping with her grandmother Mrs. l.. r.,
Rues, for few weeks.
Mrs. Titon has returned from Athens,
and Miss Lottie Reed is taking care Of
her
Mr.. Eben ButterAeld met with quite Il
bad accident last week the horse step
ped on his foot hurting il quite badly.
There will be a dance in kincad's hall,
Tuesday evening, July 4th. 1899. Music
by j. I. Smith of Cornyile, if rainy
next fair night
MIR. d. A. Corsou and Mr.. Henry
Later went to Skowhegan, Tuesday.
Mr.. Will HUFF has gone To Madison, to
work on the drive.
Henry Cooley of Bingham. Was in
town Sunday.
George RoweI and Belys kincaid
went to Madison Sunday.
j. D. Rawles of Skowhegan, WAS in
town Sunday.
A family from this place on returning
from Skowhegan, a short time ago had
the misfortune Of losing their child out
of the wagon and it is said went quite Il
distance before they discovered their
loss.
Mrs. b. j. Tlton is gaining.
Mr.. Frank Butler and Mrs. Lizzie
Leavitt went to Skowhegau, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Williams of
Madison, are in town visiting. h
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Any adult suffering from a cold set
tied on the breast, bronchitis, throat or
lung troubles of any nature, who will
call on Gro. T. SAMPSON. 4. ". Fol-
SOM or BIXBY 4 BUCK viii be presented
with sample bottle Of BoscHEE's GER
Man SYRUP. FREE OF CHARGE. Only
to children without order from parents.
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such sale AS BoseHEE's GERMAN SY-
RIP in all parts of the civilized world.
Twenty years ago millions Of bottles
were given away, ana your druggists will
tell you its success was marvellous. 1t
is really the only Throat and Lung Rem
edy generally endorsed lay physicians
one - cent bottle viii cure or prove its
value. sold by all druggists in this city.
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Arthur Harris OF Boston, is visiting
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harris.
Miss Mary Thomas is at home.
There WAS flag sociable Al the NJ. Z.
vestry last Tuesday evening. An enter
tainment of about forty minutes, with
ice cream and cake was furnished.
About seventy.fige we're present aud all
seemed to enjoy a pleasant evening
$G.05, to go toward repairing the yestry.
WAS realized
|. Y. Tibbetts Of this place and Mrs.
McCauslin were married at the parsou-
age in New Sharon, by Rev. II. ;. Ryder
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Frederic returned
to Boston, Tuesday. Miss Cora Wood
will go in about one week, she will be
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Chas O..
Wood.
The funeral of Chas. y Wood was
held Sunday AT o'clock, at the chm ch.
Rev. j. A. Jones officiating. NJ. Wood
has been SICK for about year and q half.
/. Y. Tibbetts has purchased a. b.
Dunton's house in the village and \. b.
Dunton has purchased his mothers, Mrs.
Olive Danton.
Marian Groves Of Augusta, is visiting
Mrs. c. A. Berry.
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son yesterday forenoon, when their
youngest daughter, Miss VI. Elizabeth,
was 1ined IN the holy bonds of mstri-
mony To Derne j. Green of Skowhegan.
The rooms were tastefully decorated
with ferns and cut hJWers with aD arch
formed In the passage way between the
rooms Of eVrrgreeDs holding bell Of
daises. AT five minutes before ten the
bridal party entered the parlor In step
with the sweet strains Of the "Lohen
grin wedding march and took their
places under the bell. They were pro-
ceeted by Miss Ren4 TiDbetis, as maid
Of honor, carrying beautiful basket Of
forgei-me-nots. fhe ceremony wAs per
formed by R.v. b. F. Turner, using the
ring service. Mr. Perey Yeasie acted
a. best man. and Miss Alys Nickerson,
sister of the bride, As bridesmaid, and
NJ las Nina Hussey, pianist. The bride
Vas dressed in white organize over white
eln and carried bunch of bridal roses.
Many valuable and useful presents were
received. Mr. and Mrs. Green left on
the train for Ola Orchard, where they
Will spend the summer. fhev will re-
side in Sko~ hogan. We Wish them a
long aud happy life.
Miss Emily and Miss Henrietta Dan
forth are spending few days at Rmge-
ley Lakes.
The ball game Saturday against The
Skowhegans was won by our boys on d
score of II to Z. They will go to skoW-
hogan next Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Bean are visiting
friends ia Readfield this week.
There is strong talk of forming al
order Of the Eastern Star in connection
with the Masonic lodge at this plac,.
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Solon

A. &. Merrill and H. N. Wilson are
painting Z. Il. Mclntire's store On the
corner and We understand l.. W. Nc
lntire has secured thrir services upon
the public hall which he has the con-
tract to paint.
DR.. Green was called = C4ratunk,
Friday morning.
sumner Wilson and Willie Bod veil
were at sko"hegan. Thur-day
Mrs. Asa Hunuewell vas quite badly
hurt by being thrown from her carriage.
Thursday. The horse took flight At a
boy carrying an umbrella and oYerturn-
ed the carriage. Although badly shaken
and bruised 1t was thought no bones
were broken.
Wallace johnson Of Madison, WAS 10
town Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mccarthy ard little
SOD arrived here from Pennington. FL
day. Mr.. Mccarthy returned Saturday.
but his wife will remain here for fe~
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mr..
5 Iolway.
Chas. Tarbel ard wife and little son.
"Billy,' were at Jacob Goodwin Sun
dav.
M. Potter Of Boston. and r. Fair
brother Of No. Arson. were in town,
sunday.
Nell Andrews aud wife we're up river
over sunday.
\. b. Wilson, John Irvine. J. :. VII.
son and S. NJ. Boyutun attended A. j.
Iibby's funeral at Oakland. Sunday.
Newell Nye was at Madison one day
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HnM'S This,

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot bs
cured by taking Halls Catauh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO, Props,
Toledo, o.
We the undersigned having known 2. J.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe him
perfectly honorable il al business transactions,
and THANKFULLY able to carry out any obligations
made by their firm
West < Trua1, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
Ohio.
Walding, Kinnan K Marvin, wholesaie,,DTus
Eists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. Price sc per bot
tie. Sold by all Druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Arson Grange.

This grange was at its best last Sat
urday in the observance of childrens
day. The little folks were well repres-
ented and together with the older ones
made a large company. The long ia
bles at the dinner hour were loaded
with the luxuries that the grangers
always furnish and it was happy com
pany that partook. In the afternoon
there were singing, speaking and other
exercises, making the time pass very
pleasantly. At the regular meeting
July /, the following is the programme:
Music by the choir; quotations; reading
by Mrs. Ware; suggestions for good of
the order by Edgar Millay; question,
"How can the farm be made more
productive, discussed by d. W:
Harding, Frank Adams, Carol Caswell,
Wilbert Walker, Frank Steward and
others. The meetings are very interest
ing and we'll attended. The future of
the grange is great and its mission
means the betterment of the agricultur-
al classes
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The Starks Road Case.

\ citizen Of starks writes the RKPoE-
TER, ia substance. as follows:
General approval is expressed OF the
action Of III county Commissioners Ia
declining totxtend The road from Dit
sons Corner 10 StarBs Village. At thu
hearing II. a. Thompson appeared FOR
the petitioners and j. b. Gilmore second
cd hi, forts. j. B, Creation WAS the
princjpsl ,pesker in opposition and the
hoard II >rlectmen Of starks mad it
manifest that the people Of Starks AZ
ready has move roads to hulld and taxes
10 pay thaa hey can .staud. All honor
~ the commissioners.
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Congregational Conference.

The seyentssixth annual conference
OF the congregational churches of Som
erset county WAS held Tuesday and We'd
nesday, June 20 aud 2lst. At South
Norridgewock. Rev. I. q. Mitchell WAS
chosen moderator and K. 5. Duiton,
by Rev. +. Il. Mitchell, the roll Of
churches WAS called. Twelve churches
were reported with memb -rship of
100 gain of so since the last confer
ence.
The program as published in the RE-
PORTER of last week WAS taken up and
all the questions were discussed In a
thorough manner
Under tine head of business the com
nittee on nominations reported: Place
for next conference, Bingham; commit
tee of Arrangements, Rev. j. =. Gregory,
Rev. H. W. Kimball, Rev. W. l.. Jen-
nings; visitor To Bangor seminary,
Rev. q. +. Wright; committee on church
aid, +. S. Dutlon, R'v. j. G. Gregory,
Rev. IL. w. kimball; county Sunday
school secretary, Rev. 4. b. HIATT.
There are eight ministers in the coun-
tY, all doing active pastoral work, tx
cept Rev. L. @. Mitchell, who is so well
Nuown in the county that his living in
the county is An inf leuce for good.
Three new pastors have come into the
conference during the hast year, Rev.
George F. Wright, Rev. J. c. Lewis aud
j. l., Jennings.
AT he close of the conference vote
of thanks VAS extended to the church
and people of Norl idgewock for the cor
dial manner in which the visitors had
been received and entertainod, also To
Somerset Railway aud $ & y. Electric
Railway for the fsvors lhey had SHOWN
SCRIBE.
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Number 2B


| THE death of.hr Libby. from APO
ple1y, which took place at his home
IN Emblem, Thursday, June -, at l
O'Clock IN the afternoon, IL great losa
not only to his family, but to his town,
county and state. He was not an old
man, having only passed the eth milo
stone IN tie journey Of life
tie was great many yearE president
Of the heHsalOnskee national bank. at
Oakland, and a trustee for a long term
Of years from the third district for The
Maine State Pair. lie war known all
over New England az the superinten-
dent Of the cattle department. The
development OF the cattle interest and
the quality Of stock best fitted for
exhibition has been something phenom-
enal under his management.
he was one II tie largest and most
progressive farmers u the STATE, owning
large farm AZ Oakland and another
II kmbdeu which be purchased and
moved onto about fourteen years sgo.
He served on the board II selectmen
for number 81 years, and Was road
agent for the town. Tie eay previous
70 BIS death he Vas at .5fk on tbs
highway IN the extreme heat. and II -
thought this may have FASTENED his
death. He WAS man Who Lad
large acquaintance and host # friends
lie was public spirited, KIND hearted
and liberal. and every one found in
hin friend
The funeral WAS he'd sunday, prayer
being offered at his home in the morn
ing by Rev. g. K. Goodwin, Of solon,
after which the remains were taken by
train to Oakland where services were
held. A large number # people were
present, including friends from SCION.
Embden, and North Arson. President
Pompilly, treasurer EyeIefl and sec
Rotary Clark, Of the Name state fair
were in attendance. Thr h3ral efTer-
ings were many, one beautIfu peIce
being from tins society Ar. LIBBY
leaves VIII, three soa-. and t@o
daughters The burial was a Oakland
in the family cemetery Union Ad70-
cate
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Fire at LivermOre Falls.

Liveremore Falls has had another
severe fire. About year ago the viii
lage was swept by very destructive
ire and last night thirty buildings were
burned. Lewiston was called upon for
aid but before the special train was
ready to leave word was received, at
midnight, that the fire was under control.
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Somerset Medical Association.

The 35th annual meeting of the Som
held at Hotel Heselton, yesterday.
There were present, Drs f, NJ. Wing
and K. C. Andrews of No. Arson. ]. l..
Pepper and w. G. Sawyer OF Madison,
w. II Stevens OF No. New Portland.
c. A. Moulton and l.. II. Blanchard of
Hartland, l.. d. Rand and +. j. Robin
field, F. G. Williams of Bingham, VIM.
Mclaughlin of Harmony, S. f. Greene
OF Scion, H. c. paggart, j. n. Merrill,
w L. Merrill, John E. Wadsworth, A.
E. Gelinas, w. ). Stinchfeld, Of Show
hogan. DR.. Lewis X. Austin of Clinton
was visitor ut the meeting.
Dir. Wing, the retiring president, gave
an address upon the subject, "Sugges-
tive Therapeutics. The papers read
were: "Antitoxine in ID phtheria,' l..
ID. Rand. NJ. d., Fairfield; "Antiseptc
Surgery" John +. Wordsworth, NJ. D.,
Skowhegan; Extra. Uterine Pregnacy,"
w. @. sawyer, Nj. D., Madison; "Pros-
tatic Hyperthropy," c. A. Moulton, NJ.
D.. Hartland. General and informal dis
cussion followed the reading of these
papers.
DIR. F. j. Taylor was elected presi-
dent; DR.. f. j. Robinson, vice presi-
dent; Dr.. II. c. Taggart, secretary and
treasurer; DIR. John f. Wadsworth, Dr.
F. j. Taylor and DIR. w. G. Sawyer,
board OF censors and executive commit
tee.
1t is understood that meeting of the
Association will be held later in the sea-
son, probably in September, when the
wives of the members will grace the
occasion.
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Private advices received AZ Washing
ton Indicate that the conference At The
Hague is likely to be relieved from fail
ure only through the agreement to a
narrow form Of arbitration that will
amount to very little; not much more
than arbitration in name. jealousy
between European nations is dense and
formidable.
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Hon. Charles E. Little6eld was elect
I'D in the Second Maine Congressional
district, Monday last, by majority
reaching the unprecedented figures of
well up to 1900. Democrats staid at
home very largely. They realized it
v.s no use to vote into the air.
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4 skowhegan Woman Asks

Have you floor paint that will wear
two weeks p"
Yes We've got one that wears two
wears. Varnish makes it cost sc more
quart; DEVICES Varnish Floor aud Piazza
Paint" J. ID. Rawles q Co. 3m.
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President and Mrs. Mckinley were at
Holyoke, Mass, over Sunday, to attend
the graduating exercises at Mt. Holyoke
College, their niece, Miss Grace McKin-
ley, being member of the graduating
slass of that institution. They were
guests of Hon. William Whiting. The
President visited Smith College, Mon
day, and the degree of LII. d. was con-
ferred upon him by vote of the trus-
tees. On Tuesday he presented the
diplomas to the graduating class at Hol-
yoke. The President and party return
He was very warmly greeted by Massa-
shusetts people.
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st. Adams.

Asa Mason who tried to escape from
Officer Palmer's keeper, last Sunday
night, was shot in the heel by Melvin
Wheeler. Monday at eleven o'clock he
took dose of paris green. Or. Murphy
WAS called and treated him and thinks he
will live. He was not able 90 have his
trial, Monday and il Was continued one
Wppk. i.
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Sneaker Reed with his wife and
daughter are at The Hague in the
.nyirons of the Peace Congress. They
xill stay while at Brussels. They
left Paris a few days ago.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1899-06-22

The kenneh,c journal is now in tenn
porary quarters in the rev building Of
Purrinton Bros. while the old journal
building. so long the home Of that paper,
Is being repaired, modernized, enlarged
and improved. Burleigh aud Flint know
what they need and will have a splendid
home tor the Journal and the best con.
veniences and machinery for doing the
State printing, when they get back into
their new quarters.
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The new Universalst church at Pitts
seld. was dedicated yesterday with APP
propriate and highly interesting services.
The ded,catory sermon was by Rev. Miss
Angel. The cost of the church and the
new, fine organ, furnishings and lot, is
about S25 900. The edifice is one Of
the best in Somerset county.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1899-06-22

Compressed air is looming up as a
motive power. Chicago expects to have
vehicles OF nearly every description
driven by compressed air by January
next. a plant to manufacture the car
rages and another to manufacture the
compressed air are being erecred. Com
pressed air and liquiied air are live
topics in mechanics at this time.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1899-06-22

The Cuban army is becoming more
inclined to become reasonable and take
the money offered them TO leave off
being soldiers and turn in their guns.
About 1900 iu Havana have recently
given up their arms and taken their
money in accordance with the advice of
Gen. Gomez and other leaders.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1899-06-22

Mr.. z. Ketcham of Pike City, Cal,
says: "During my brothers late sick
ness from sciatic rheumatism, Chamber
lains Pain Balm was the only remedy
mat gave him any relief" Many others
nave testified to the prompt relief from
pain which this liniment affords. For
sale by Horatio w. Cushing, Skowhegan,
and Sullivan Newton, Jackman.
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How UNPLEASANT.

TO suffer from excessive perspiraton.
The odor is such great annoyance.
Mrs Eliza Hayden of Bridgeport, Conn.,,
says ;-"Comfort Powder stopped this at
once" 1t cures chatting, tender feet,
prickly heat, and keeps dress shields
sweet
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Madison Races.

Somerset park opened the season s
races, saturday afternoon. The atten-
dance was large and the races very salts
factory. There were four horses in the
235 list and nine in the $50 list that
were ready for the word when the time
for starting came. In the first class
mentioned Jesse James was sent off LIST !;
Nancy g., I'd; Battery, Sd; Jake, Ali.
Summary:
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SkOwhegan High School.
Glass of 1895. -Baccalaureate Sermon
Graduating Exercises.

Graduating Exercises.
The work of Skowhegau schools is
finished for the school year and the high
school graduating class made its retiring
bow to the public, Tuesday evening.
The baccalaureaLe sermon before the
graduating class of Skowhegan high
school was preached by Rev. DR.. w. II.
Spencer in Bethany Church, Sunday
morning. The day WAS pleasant one
and the church WAS we'll filled. The
pulpit and platform were profusely and
tasteful!y decorated with flowers and
plants. The members OF the class oceu-
pied seats together. The sermon WAS
An instructive, practical discourse, effec-
lively impressing upon the hearers the
Importance of forming principles early
ia life The text WAS from Daniel l, s:
"But Daniel proposed in his heart that
he would not defle himself with the
kings meat. nor with the wine that he
drank"
Graduating exercises were held in
Coburn hall, Tuesday evening, in accor-
dance with the following program:
Music.
Music
a. Salutatory, ,a..;o p.,,., 49,
lb] Is lHe EducatedY ''e e''s i0o's
Empire and republic. Arthur Grant French
What Qualities are Requisite for SUGGEST
800. =. ...............Guy Leon Conant
Music, ...................M Mary Helen Goodwin
The American Youth overeducated,
.................W william Holbrook Hawes
Music.
The Future of the United States,
49,. ..............Gecil Tbaddeus Jewett
The New Highway to the Orient,
............,............lr Irene May Higgins
Our Country. Carl David Smith
Americsnism Versus Imperialism,
Observation-Disclosures. Augustus Harry Pierce
Fs A 1ntad Many Days Daisy Emma Holway
Music.
Presentation OF Diplomas,
Benedclion.
Principal F. Il. Farrington presented
the diplomas with impressive and timely
remarks. The music was 10y kAudalrs
orchestra. Rav. +. L. Adams made the
opening prayer aud Rev. w. II. Spenco r
pronounced the beuedictiun.
The class of 90 has one who took the
college course, Harry Lane Palmer =;
twelve who took the latin scientific
course, Guy Leon Conant, Cecil Thad-
deus Jewett, Mary Helen Goodwin,
Lotte Bell Moore, William Holbrook
HAYES, Augustus Harry Pierce, Alvin
Carroll Head, George Henry Plummer,
Irene May Higgins, Daniel Howard
Snow, d lisy Emma Holway, and three
who took the English course, Mahlon
Earl Mantor, Arthur Grant French,
Carl David Smith. The motto of the
class is. ''Finis Opus CoTOnat.o
Coburn hall was made beautiful with
plants, flowers, and bunting, much taste
being shown by the class in this deeora-
ton, and large audience attended to
listen to the interesting exercises and
well rendered parts.
At the close OF the cxerc .es in the
hall the class, with invited guests, in all
about 80 persons, made their way to
Hotel Heselton, where one of Landlord
Heselton's nice banquets was served.
There were no formal exercises after the
feast. A few impromptu speeches were
INDUCED in and the occasion WAS
thoroughly enjoyed by the participants.
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Among the places named for summer
schools this season is Pttsfield and the
time July II. The length of the term
will be two weeks. Inquire of Prof. o
II. Drake, Pittsield, for Information in
relation to prices for rooms and board.
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Among the nominations made by Gov
ernor Powers this week were, II. w.
Stewart, Hartland, and John D. Ames,
Rorridgewock, for dedimus justices; H
W. Stewart, Hartland, justice of the
peace and quorum.
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New Maple MolaSses p cts Fer Ct
tHFESE-l2 To Is per 10.
FLOUR-SpunC wheat Patent $500, Winter
wheat Pat as inter wheat choice, 500 20
S425
CoRN-Sl.o5 perhae ;mesl and cracked corn -
{. :, MEAL-Sl.25 per bag
FEED MiGdlings, LOO 70 l.2oreT cwt; Chicago
gluten Las sack
TEAs-1o 10 81 cents per N,
CoFFEE-l2la to IS cts per lb.
LARD Domestic, 10 cts, Western, cts Pure
cts
HORK-Sc4
MoLAssEs-Fure Ponce, A., rrre barhadoss,
80.
CHOICE COOKING MoIAssFs -
DRY FIsn-C Cod, 4 Ia cts FER H., pollock,
cts,
ONIONS c. per III.
EGGS-- lhets . doZ.
SUGAR rauuated. Sugar best quality II
pounds for Sl.0O
brown, Is pounds for 81
BCrTER-i5 to lsets per 10.
OATS-Mestern. 40
Potatoes-$0 GO bu
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Skowhegan Markets

txlCF~ rAIp rsougCFRs.
BUrTER-sIr.t q4aHty, stamped, T. 10 IL b
REEF-Ox beef to cts
-Hand-picked yellow eyes. 81 p :. SO
pea beans SLIGO
OArS-35rts
EGGs- "a IS. per doE. fresh.
RIpFs ANp SKINs--Light hldes, cts.
OK hides cts lamb skins ~ To s. cts
each calf skins. 25 to LOO each.
BovlrRN-Fowls, stol0 cts par H.; a ,, seus
5 10 ~ cts.
RaUNp Hoo cts.
WOOL nwashed, "A to 20 cts.
TAlLow-RouCh Ct, per 10
Potatoes Suminal
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The judges were A. d. Horne, Farm.
ington, starter; G. II. Simpson, Water
vile, Henry Archer, SkowhegaD, F. S.
Parsons, North Arson, Mr.. Crosby of
Bangor, and Hiram Bearce of Skowhe-
gan, timers; j. =. Withee. clerk.
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Pure Paris green in bulk at SIMPSONS
Corner Drug Store.