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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

PRKrARISG FoR WINTER -" Come 10,
said the fourth noor lawyer, as The ooy
raped on the door,"
"Ssy, misterl"
"Wellf'
Are you going TO burn coal this win
terri
yes"
Then you'll have to buy some"
Perhaps"
Then you will have TO have IL carried
spi~
.. shouldn't wonder"
"Aud ia like the job"
The LAWYER locked his hands back OF bis
head aud looked oat OF the windo" TOT
long time without word OF reply. The
boy pot 10 his time looking around the
room, and when the silence had become
painful he said
"well. good-by. Ifyou get case this
fall, and don't want 10 carry II up yourself
sfser dark. ia like the JOB. You can re-
member I'm the boy who spoke 10 you
I've got red hair and two boils on my leg'
and feel awful sorry for poor folks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

Not long since ~ Judge Black, 10 exam
lining a witness who bad been 10 ihe army,
said. "Come. soldier, tell o. What you
know Of this matter.
Il am no soldier. am an officer, The
witness haughtily responded,
wher,upon the old lawyer calmly said
.wsu. then. oficsr. who Is no soldier,
tell Us What YOU know"
The fellow was crushed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

laokinr rian-u.f. venture io think. one
Wlo ean iaar fhn rruufatiln - hainx
''hanrinr ind.r ! brrathe prayer that
h. ma, this dav 4, abe q direct Alright the
courss ~ Justice
Hushi iiushi Silence In the court on,
ny uoor. sweet wife. ~ mo grasp that hani
VET closer. flr the moment which fnr DAYS
anl nights las never brsn absent from our
minis hss c0m1i What viii u bring usl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

As. C0ssiry osAiisnsia.
In your issue Of oct 30, Mr.. shallefoss
sivs. An lutsrcsiing account OF MS eAPsIl,
sssn,. wlth various kinds Of POTATOES. ana
Iptim.,s. that he would Ike 70 lssrn ZONE soms
thinx of The potato crop IN Sss .tso,,s, y
p.,e.n. an account Of somewhsi sluiln
',,..-',,,.nts Al Lakeside Park, In hfie
coussy. New York. may prove OF some 'H'
Oos peck each Of The Esrly MAine, MAY
Flower, Raral Blush, waite our' ~ ~
n. 4. iuyinclble aud Early Beauty OF ne ne
IRON we're planted the same day, 20 I,en,
s.ndv loan. which had been eropgee ns,
~ w1,e.as .ny fertiliEsr. The pots
49, - en-, 10 twO eyes 10 each piece
- nI.n,.t M drills three feet apart. 'hor,
osshly ealllvstsd dsI,sg the season Aa'
tbs Esly Maine -.s few day. days S.,s,l saslasl
than the Others In olossomins anu '
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

A SrAEffING facr Heart Disease q
only Inferior In fatality 10 cousnmpilon
fo DOT suf-r nom u hot Use Dk OkANhS
HEART REGULATOR IL hs- cured u
Thousands. Why not youf sl.O0 Al Dfug'
glsts. Free pimphst of " y Ingalls,
Cambridge, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

woNAN A. CLERK on CouRr In ref
ereuoe 10 the statement going through the
papers that Miss Ph1be CouEens OF 81
Louis, who was recently United states
ID poty Marshal for the Eastern District
OF Missouri, 10 the nrst woman appointed
as court Official, u may he said Mrs
Marietta NJ. Bones. Webster, Day county
Dakota, was. over two years ago, sppolnt'
ed Dspaiy Clerk Of the Court In that ccun-
ty. Mrs Bones, who Il prominently iden.
tiiei with the wOmsns suffrage movement
l. the daughter Of Mrs. J. A. Stewart, who
Is In the Treasury department.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

Tue usK OF Iodoform or merourials In The
treatment OF catArrh-whether In the form
of suppo.ltorie- OF olntments-should be
avoided, as they are both injurious and
dangerous. IOdoform Il easily detected oy
its offensive OdOr. The only reliable ca
tarrh remedy on the market today is klys
Cream Balm, being free from al poisonous
drugs. IL has cured thousands OF seute
and chronic cases, wh're al other rene
dies have filled. A particle IL applied H.
10 each nos,ril no pain agreeable 70 use.
Price ff,y cents OF druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10
"wm you e1smlne MI. :" ssld = wIld'

"wnl you examine this e. said Wild
eyed man 90 his lawyer. - he handed bin
a formidable looking document
Hastily glancing al u The counsellor en-.
claimed why, this l. q plumbers biA
"Tm ptinfully aware OF the fact, sali
nj. client; "bui what want Il your opln'
Ion"
In what respecii" asked the Poilled
lawyer. -
." want you % tell me N there 4 any
difference between that bill and grand lar
ceny"
The attorney said /" oh" AMI told bis
client that he would bring The matter be-
fore the Court
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10
JOTTINGs


caskeU's CompcndIum of Arricauurc.
The capacities q American Agrical.
ture a. whole have only bsgan 70 be
dev,lopel. There never Was time
When, and never q country where, hus-
bandry could be carried on to such an
advantage a. in this ooaniry.
Live sioek Nonihiy.
-ltna genuine pleasure % zee ami
mals comfortably situated, and ii must
hsighien ihis pleasure. when the farmer
sees this comfor, represents his profit.
Country Gcuucman-
Inc los. from feeding graia whole
% domestic animals = well undersiood
by iniell zen; farmers.
u. IL. N. H.. In Patent once Report
Every one that eats bread OF wears
cloth made of wool. cotton Or fax has a
direct in,erss, in the results of ,illage aud
farm economy.
DA. BARKER. In = \. fribane
Keep pushing ia one direction and
yoa will succeed. an4 prosperity attend
y0a.
jus, % much a. a coz : allowed q
s,t ehilled by drAaghts u Air or BY drink
az ice water - much more food Will be
required 10 keep up her animal heat
oii TaImers' Almanac.
Chan culture. the freedom rom
we,d. and foul gro~,hs q every KIND Is
the ehe.pes, and ~isssi in the long run
s.musi Rsr. IN Hoard of Agriculture
When an investment . well mace
although one becomss indebted for me
outlay. he Is al right; because when he
-i.he. 20 change that 10 cash he can DO
Il. as be oOad with stocks or oond'.-
pot Il On the market and realize 'hs
Money Cor Il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

Who len The United States for Libsfla las,
year have lstsly returned. being unable N
stand the climate. Everybody going -
new climate should have bottle OF Sal.
phur Bltters with them a. q safeguard
against disease -Hrffri CoHr1Ht
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

Brings changes Al Washington. March
brings changes Ia the animal and vegeta-
bic Kingdom March brings changes 10
The systsm. Clear The system ~ al I'M
purltlcs and prepare for the coming warn
season by uslug Br0WH's Ndrs1pdrlif.
Now l. the time 90 begin IL use. Your
druggist has u Tor sale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

Clergymeu. lawyers, public speakers and
singers cornrm the opinion ~ the general
public Ia regard 10 Ayers Cherry feoto.
raj Al say 10 Is the best remedy iha,
can b. procured for all sr,ctiOns OF The
vocal organs, thrOat and lafgs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

Awoman has been arrested In New York
FOR cruelty whipping her oldest son. She
told The magistrate that she didn kno" i
was a violation ~ the law Tor woman to
&" hang her heir" Then be doubled the
amount ~ hsr bail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

In hot weather everybody IL liable 10
some form of sumner disease. J. A. Holt
Co : Jsmaics Ginger will set you right
Three slrss. To be obtained Of druggists
and grOcers syerywhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

How are you getting alongi' askei an
Old Judge Of q young lawyer.
VERY well. thank you, was ihe reply
II got my nrsi case todsy.
"lnds,d and What was tf'
"A bookcase
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

Currsn having heard that very stngy
lawyer hsd gone 10 The continent with on.
~ one shirt ani one guinea, remarked
that he wouldn't change either sutl h'
came back"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

JuRY rm,r DIDN'T READ rurPArxns
In q case before the Court, n Norris
town, Pennsylvania, In the present term
the following verdict wAs rendered
"Jury nnd - Gildy - indlded for as
sold and bsdry on - also TO Recommens
him 10 mursy TO cord"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

ing. and the MsyfOwcr next when dug.
thc whole product of each kind was accu-
rstely weighed. the length OF the rows
measured. and an estimate made from this
o. The prodact in bashcls per acre, with
the following result
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

Prs All Pits ssopped free by Dr. kline's
Great Nerve Rsstorer. No NJ. snsr nrst
day's use. Marvellous cures. Tresilse and
- % trial bottle free "a NJ eases. send To
Dr. Kline. g3l Arh q. Phlla, Pa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

The sisters 10 charge of 81 Josephs
Hospital. Kansas City. Mo, writs' We
are coutiuually uAiue Kidney Wort, AM u
l. invaluable tO us We can and DO rec
Ommssd II highly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

"On the banks OF Bonny Doou.'
The poet slipped and sprainsd his thumb.
Great American Specific joyful boon,
Brought peace and JOY, where all looked
glum.
+" Sold hy all dealers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

CLovrR BrrrkRs Is pronounced vslu'
able medicine by able physicians, and en-
dorsed by reliable people ss home med.
lelne for blood diseases. Price. otly 30
cents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

q. one that yield. lts owner good pro-
n through the whole season. Bot ne
must supply the cows With what ihey need
In order flr them 90 be- able 20 keep up
their product when their butter gets
ught ln color be- must make u "git edged
by using Wells & Richsrison's Improved
Butter Color. IL gives the golden color
of Juue. and adds hye cents pr pound 70
the ,alue Of the butter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10
CHAPTER XVI.

"wHERr Arr rHr SHOWS THAT I'LL LAsf
yEARF
Although. while engaged I'm the labor Of
writing this story. have many timss ~
ITO be Continued
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10
lConnocucus FAr'nef.
FARMERS ORGANIZATIONS.

Precisely What name l. given 10 an As.
ISOLATION OF farmers gathered for mutual
bru. fit l. 90 minor importance. The prln.
cipl. of coming together for discussion OF
farm toplcs AMI of combination Tor uniied
.e,lon In matters OF Interest % them A.
ciass i all important 10 Is not easy 70
.nniV one rule 70 every commanlty, AMI
larger aggregate success will, u seems 70
u. he obtalnei. n the best methods OF
accomplishing this result are len 70 the
Judgment % the parties Immediately con-
cerned.
We believe the grange the best form
where farmers generally can DC drawn IN
u II. That organization Il Always the
bet which neAres, approaches the family
relation. aud the grange, recognizing tne
right of woman % an equal place anu IN
yIting the farmers sons and Daughters As
well A. bis wife. % active memOership
comes nearer % 10 than the Farmers Cioo'
where the women come In ~ SORT OF sn'
mex. u they come a, All. .,
There i. too. in the grange machinery
encourAgement for . more permanent or
g.nlfstion. We say this not forgetting
th,t there are very few oranges In Connee.
tlcut. ana that the order OF Patrons OF
Uusbapdry has never gained The foot.nolu
4, The E..t which 10 had in the West.
mere i, however. robust vitality In the
few existing oranges. and In no distant
future their namher may be largely IN
erased. Where no farmers clubs exist. u
1. w0rtTwhile for those who are in,eres,e1
In such matters 20 consider the ntness "
the grange. IL.
10 any case, organize. heep ln % mluu
49,, eyerxhody collectively knows more
th.n ANYBODY Individually. Use the knowl'
ssys of each for the good OF all The in-
seoende1ce OF farmers Is often an eaPen-
i've luxury. Their interssts are Just As
much In common a. are those OF any other
elas. OF men, bat they are too ofteu found
in prsctlcA alliance with men whose IN
terests are antsgonistic 10 those OF their
brother farmers. There Il nothing 80
DREADED BY rogaes and mischief makers
=. compact Organizations OF honest men
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

A young verment lawyer has just bad
his drst case. II was case Of measles,
ani be had 10 60 hume and Jet bis mother
rurso him
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

Dr. Ira NJ. Lang. New York. says II
have prr-cribed SCOTS Emulsion and used
I, In my family. and sm greatly pleased
With II. Have found Il very ser,ieeaole
IN scrofulous diseases and Pulmonary az
f.rfions
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

The man who " woaidnt ~onder" must
be the lsKlest man In the world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

The Duke Of A'gyll says the world Is
10 90 900 years old. How did he md outf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

The blsck snk hat can go 10 the head"
once more.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

Timber weddings sre fashionsble IN the
West The contracting parties board.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10
scorrs EMULSION or PURE

COP LIyrR Ou, VIM HsrorHosFnitEs'
m Pulmonary Af,cii0ns and >crofal0u'
IlIsrusfa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

A lady wants TO know if her lover can
be called . suitor II be doesn't suit her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

A CKrEL AID MkRcELEss PRscricx-
MANY horse. on sccoant OF lsmeness' Is
unable % throw his natural power OF
weight into The collar. lie Is tenher-
footed. lame In the shoulder, hip-lOint, or
hock.iolnt lie may have been bought
iu.t for these or similar reasons, Al no.
nlual figure, and he Is worked on The ora-
tsl ana abominsole principle that ne may
he whipped sound" and 80, apparently.
heis Az nrst be sadly hsltsi oai urged
by the torture OF the lash, he acquires .
peculiar habit Of going. The faulty hmo
sppsars 70 keep pace with the Others ou.
no stress OF labor IL thrown upon u, ana
be gradually contrives 10 make the souno
limbs perform, among them, all The dates
OF the unsOund one. Thus he Is bAroAr-
ou.ly whipped sound and cruelty Is un'
deseryedly rewarded. Amer all, however
What has been donei Three legs are made
10 DO that which Was almost TOO hAru .
taxi for -four. Then hsy must be most in-
Iariously strained and soon worn oct. the
general power OF the animal IL rapidly ex-
hsnsted, and death soon releases him hom
his merciless prosecutors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

There was marked dldsrcnce In the
average sire of the dlf.rcnt varieties Of
potttOcs. Of the kUly Maine, NOT more
than hall were large enough 30 be mar
keted. AMI The I've largest weighed only 2
4 pounis. The May Flowers we're very
similar In size. not more than half being
marketable. aud The Eve largest weighing
g1.2 pounds. 90 the Rural Blush, fully
three quarters were marketable. and the
I've largest weighed aJt pounds. The
white stars were very even In size. fully
thfec.vukrters of them bslng marketable,
and me fve largest weighed ponnis or
the CiArk No 4. two.thlris were market
able. ant the I've largest weighed ?
pounds. rhe invinclhlcs were very large,
falls thrcc quarters being marketable, and
the ave largest weighing 63t pounis or
ths Eiriy Bcsaiy % Hebron two thirds
were marketable. aud the I've largest
weighed 6 q 2 ihs.
Ia large plais the Esriy Rose. Eifly
Beauty of ilchfon AMI white Elephant %
tstoes were planted ani given Ordinary
caitarc TIE plsts were measured, ani
the whole proiact weighed With The fol-
lowing result In bushels per acre
Fsry Eose. ~
Tariy nsauiy of Hebron. %
white Elephant. lai
No fcrtutcr. we're used on these. and
the soli va vcrF similar % that % the
small plais. though part % u was Inverted
sof The difference In the pfoduct 0f The
large plat. ani The small ones wouli seem
q indicate the difference between ordinary
Geld culture and thorough culture. and
would seem % connrm Mr Terry's theory
that culture IL manure. For Instance. thc
Euiy Beauty of Hebron with ordinary
culture yielded gil bushels per ace. while
wiih thoroagh culture Il gave iQi hash
els FRED &. SqUtEE
~. l.rrfr. y L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10

g." THAT tired feeling" from which you
suffer 20 much. particularly In the morn
ing l. entirely thrown % ~ Hoods ssf'
ssparilla
The Somerset reporter., 1885-01-14
December Term of Court.

Wednesday, Jan. 7th-Ellen Phillips ys.
Amasa J. Howe Action under the statute
To recover for burning OF plaintiffs trees
and f. noes from fire set by deft. on bis own
prt misses. Verdict for plff. $50.
There was no session of court Wednes-
day afternoon, on AZ count OF the funeral OF
the late ex-Gov. Coburh.
THURSDAY, Jan. 8th-Samuel Bunker VS..
Fifield Ireland. Real action for recovery
of farm in Embden upon which defend
ant now resides. Heard by the court
Plaintiff claims by virtue of mortgages
from wife of defendant and levies upon it
a. defendants property. Defendant claims
that at said time the title was in his moth
err, Fanny Ireland. Judgment for defend
ant.
Parlin. Wright. Waltons.
John Ii. Webster We. Waliam Decker.
Account annexed for professional services
as an attorney. Verdict for deft.
Friday 9th-State vs.. yalorous p. Stev
ems, search and seizure compliant. Disa
greement of jury.
STATE VS.. Witham Emerson. Indictment
for larceny Of coat. Verdict guilty.
State va. VIM. j. Osborn. Indictment
for being a common seller of intoxicating
liquor in Fairfield. Verdict guilty.
Saturday case of great local interest
was taken up. Charles +. Hinkley of All
ems was indicted for cheating by false pre-
fences In u transaction In which he pur-
chased yoke of cattle. A large uumh'
~ witnesses frUm Athens ani Harmony
| testified against the young man but The
Jury gave him the benefit Of the doubt anc
acquitted him.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-01-14

| j. b. Dlnsmore, formerly Of this town,
has organized an orchestra at Waterville.
| Owing to the crowded condition Of our
columns We are obliged To go slow on
news this week.
Misses King & Clark have just received
another addition, to their already well Sc
lected stock of stamping patterns.
The firm of Wells Bros, at 30. Norrldge-
wock is dissolved, the business to be car
ried on In the future by A. L. Wells.
Bishop purchased four horses the second
day Of his stay here last week, making
total OF 10 that he shipped In all.
The extensive lumber mill with blind an !
sash factory connected owned by A. j.
Moore, Esq, at Hartland, was burned last
Frdry night together with a considerable
amount of of lumber. The cause Of the
fire Is unknown. There was no insurance
!. and the loss will not fall much below $50,
600.
Hotel Coburn presents lively scene at
this session of Court. At the present time
there is quartcred there, Judge Virgin, At
torney General Baker, County Attorney
Bradbury and the twelve jurymsn before
whom q second trial of J. Frank Walker is
being held, together with the prisoner and
jliler Baker.
Our town escaped from serious con fla.
grafton on Monday last, by the timely dis
covcry of Miss Fannie Emery, who is one
OF the tenants in the building where the
fire was discovered. In the early part OF
the day, o.. CBridge, who occupies the
upp, floor in Lea9ilt Block, left his rooms,
locking the door after him. Soon after
Miss Emery felt the pressure OF smoke and
SEARCHING, discovered it to proceed from
the room above. Mr.. Fairgrieves the pro-
prietor Of the building, was notified, the
door broken open and the fire extiDguisbed
without sounding any alarm. 1t resulted
from chair being left In too close proX-
unity with hot stove, and 1t could have
been but short time before the rooms
would have been in flames
The Somerset reporter., 1885-01-14
Obituary..

The death of Mrs. Myra ID. Jones has
cai>, d IL feeling of sadness 10 fail upon
m n, hearts in this community outside the
circle of her now immediate friends and
associates. Those who have known her in
the flee Of Librarian of the Skowhesan
Library, wLica position she HAS filed o
satisfactorily during the last six years,
cannot fail to mss her quic> cJinprehel-
sion OF their individual tastes. and The
liud att nlion shc va. always ready To tee
stsw. H,r associates in the Congrega. oD-
sliSt church of which She was mem er,
will miss the pure and ti':vo, cd spir.' wi b
endowed her DAILY .salS 'unoug ihe,u. md
character zr,i her life. Sonsci'uio. IL a
T. u /, spendr z her tine and s':ens,n Tor
u,u,r>, her intluei ce fJr coed wa. Ielt
wherever she moved.
But in the circle of friends who Knew
heI intimately her death ha, made u vACan-
cy which eau never be filed, and can uuly
be Kept sacred to the memory of the gen
tie and refined attributes Of her nature.
Loyal to her friends through good and evil
report, she never shrank from her duty TO
them, and the absent never lacked de-
fender.
The sympathy of whole community
goes out 10 the bereaved husband who Is
left childless and alone, and to the few rel
atives who survive her.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-01-14
Messenger Notice.

STATE OF MAINE
SOMERSET, IS. COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
In the case OF Addison W Seekns, Insoyent
Debtor.
This IL to give notice that on the 9th day of Jan y
A. d. 1885. warrant IN insolvency was issued by
Turner Buswell Judge of Court OF Insolvency for
said County Of somerset against the estate OF sad
Addison W. Seekins, oil ST. Adams, Me-. adjudged to
be an insoyent debtor, petition Of SAID Debtor
which petition filed on the 30ih day oi December
A. d. 1854 to which date interest claims is to be
computed. That the payment OF any debts 10 or b,
ia d debtor, aud the transfer and delivery OF any
property by him are forbidden by law That meet.
lug of the creditors OF said debtor. to prove their
debts and choose as-ig o! hi. estate,
will be he'd at a Court Of Insolvenc, TO be no der
at the Probate Court Room in said Skowhcgsn. on
the I'd day of February A. b. 1885,, al one o'cok in
the Altt rnoun.
Given under my hand The date first above written
h. WILLIAMS,
Deputy Sheriff as Messenger of said Court of lns9l-
H.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-01-14
,Sf0fe of Maine,

SOMERSET. SIS. COURT OF INSOLVENCY
In the case of Richard W. Luther, lnsolvenl Debt
Notice is hereby gwen that said X chard W. Lu
Their lnsolyent Debtor aoies nd. has filed in sale
Court for sad County Of Somerset. hi ttion for
discharge from all his debts proyable uud, the lnsov
ent Law Of said State of Maine being Chap 20 of thi
Revised Statutes, and for certificate thereof; and
that hearing upon the same has been ordered TO b,
held at the Probate Office in Skowh gan, in said
County of somerset. on Tuesday. the Sd day OF FEB
A. d. 1881 at one O'Clock in the afternoon, when and
where YOU may ATTEND and show cause if any you
have why the pra>e OF said petition should not be
granted Attest:-S. II. GOODWIN.
Register for said County of somerset
D,l
The Somerset reporter., 1885-01-14
State Of Maine.

SOMERSET. IS. COURT or INSOLVENCY.
In the case Of Laiorpst ID. Mathews Iusolveui
Debtor.
Notice is hereby given that said Lafprest ID. Math
rws lnsoiyent Debtor aforesaid, has fled in "a d
Cou for said County OF Somerset, lis petition for
discharge from all his debts provable under the In
solvent Law of said State OF Mane being Chapter 10
OF the Revised Statutes and for cert Gc te thereof
and that a hearing upon the same has been ord red
TO be held at the Probate Office H. Skow vinegar, sad
County of Somerset. Tuesday. the 3d day OF Feb.
A. d. 1885, at one o'clock in the afternoon, when and
where you may attend and show cause, il any you
have why the prayer Of said p ttiun should not be
grarted Aitest:-S. II. GOODWIN,
2t2 Register for said Comfy OF somerset
-. L. In.