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Mr.. N. C. Cushing, who some weeks
since left Tor Chicago with the idea Of en-.
tering in the cosl business did not carry
out bis intentions but has returned and &C.
cepted position to be "giddy drummer"
and will represent the firms Of John IL.
Conn, harness manufacturer, Of Boston,
and Joseph King, manufacturer Of whips,
Westaeld, Mass.
Hotel Coburn ebounds with summer
boarders, while as the weather grows cool
emany more are expected. Among the
guests now domicled there are Mrs. L 4
Stone and daughter Of Boston; party
composed Of Mrs. G. Dorr and two
daughters, Misses Alice and Helen, Miss
Florence Russell, +. s. Richards, Ii. ID
Huggden and w. +. Cobb all of Boston,
with Mr.. e. Dorr, the paternal relative
who is with them for few days Mrs. Mer-
rlll E. Haskell and sou, VIM. b. Haskell,
Miss Jennie L. Merrill also of Boston. The
latest party registered is that of DR.. 4. H.
Stevens Of Cambridge, who arrived Satur-
day night as follows: DR.. L. II. Stevens,
wife, child, and two sons, Willie and Ed
die, Miss L B. Stevens and Mrs. 1. Ii.
Shattuck. The doctor brings four of the
horse kind with him, one horse and two
ponies which he and the boys ride, while
the ladies take their drives In the nobbiest
dog cart hitch that has yet been seen on
our streets.
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Common, Butter aud Soda Crackers by
the pound or barrel At button & Co.
Bixby & Buck have something entirely
new In stationery aud 1t 10 neat anu tasty.
Ladies' interested In fancy work will find
lettings OF q superior quality at Misses
King & Clark's.
being gathered in large quantities by the
young fraternity.
Eastman Stevens, of Athens, had team
stolen from his barn ON Sunday last, and
up to this time has found no trace Of II.
E. s. Dutton & Co. want 100 bushels yell
low eyed beans, 1000 dozen eggs and 1000
pounds butter in exchange for Groceries.
The elegant barouche connected with
the stable of Geo. Staekpole, Waterville,
was seen on our streets last Sabbath and
greatly admired.
There is sure to be a fine field of horses
at the races to come OF at the park in this
place next Tuesday and Wednesday as
nearly all the owners OF horses who are to
compete for the purses at Fairfield have
signfeld the Intention of bringing their
studs here.
The sewing society connected with the
Universalist society will meet. with Mrs.
Nora Spaulding al the residence OF George
Z. Varney on this "wednesday afternoon
The members will indulge in a pcnic sup
per after their labors, after which the So
clety will have sociabe.
The alarm OF fire that was sounded Mon
day morning proved to be the house of
Enos Avor, situated near the shoe factory
and occupied by Norris Rouche and family
with whom MIR. Avor resided. The fire
was discovered In the barn from what cause
remains unknown. The department quick.
ly responded to the call but the fre had
made such rapid progress before their ar
rival that the stable and L was burned to
the ground. The main house Is left stand
ing, hut is thoroughly singed and water
soaked. The furniture was nearly all
saved. Insured In the British America In
surance Company for $1,000 on the house
5000 on furniture.
Nearly two hundred and fifty people
found their way to the trotting park last
Friday afternoon, to witness the match
game Of base bali between the Mechanic
Falls club and nine composed of our best
local players. The game was one that had
been looked forward to with quite degree
of interest by our citizens, as the Mechan.
les came here with glorious reputation
behind them OF being victors in nearly ev-
cry contest and while 1t was not expected
that we could raise few picked men in
town that could walk away with them, We
did expect to get nine that would make
them struggle to the bitter end and give
the onlookers their full value for the money
and think we were not disappointed. The
contest was hard fought and the Mechanics
only won by the closest score imaginable.
The following is the score:
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PERSONAL.

Rev. e. A. Hoyt is soon to leave on va
cation OF some weeks.
Mrs. T. II. Howard, of Bangor, has been
visiting in town the past week.
Mrs. DIR. Pratt, of Chelsea, Mass, is Wis.,
iting Mrs. A. II. Fletcher.
Mr.. G. W. Emerson will start lecture
trip up through the Dead River region
soon.
W. W. Mayo, principal Of Hebron Acad-
envy. accompanied by his wife is visiting In
town.
Edward J. Peet, ESQ.,, OF Norridgewock,
died quite suddenly at his home Monday.
The funeral Is to-day.
Rev. Temple Cutter and wife have been
the guests of L. w. Weston and wife dur
Ing their stay in this town.
Clark Foss and family are passing the
hot season at Peak. g Island will return
home the first week In September.
Mrs. Geo. Gushing and Mrs. Ed. Coffin
have been domicied at the Forks for some
weeks being guests Of The Forks Hotel.
Mr.. H. C. Pooler, of Pittsheld, made the
REPORTER pleasant call Saturday even
Ing. He reports business good in Pitts.
field for the times.
Charles Murphy returned Monday night
from a brief vacation trip to Boothbay,
He reports the Samoset House at Mouse
Island to be full OF guests.
M. B. Heseltou is at this city this week,
partly for pleasure connected with odd fell
lowship, but he will doubtless peruse the
markets also to see what novelties may be
found.
Hon. /. M. Weston, q prominent politi-
clan and banker OF Grand Rapids, Mich,
is stopping at the Coburn for few days.
Mr.. Weston is direct from Washington,
having had several interviews with the
President upon political matters.
Capt. Samuel Burns, sketch Of whose
life was 10 the REPORTER few weeks ago,
died last Saturday night and was buried
the next day. Soon after our correspon-
dent visited him, he had shock from
which he never recovered.
Rev. John p Eastman, will ocaupy the
pulpit Of the Universe list church next Sab
bath. 1t will be remembered that Mr..
Eastman preached to this society some
months since, and will receive hearty
welcome from bis former pensioners.
Mr.. Avery Allen Of whom we made men
ton in former issue as being prostrated
from a second paralytic shock, died from
its effects on Friday Of last week. The
funeral took place from his late residence
on Sunday last, Rev. Mr.. Pepper of Nor
ridgewock, preaching the discourse.
| "a portion Of the party sojourning at
"Camp skowhegan" have returned As fol-
lows: w. r. Bacon and wife, Misses LIZ
z,e Webb, Mary Bailey and Grace Colby,
L. L. Walton, ESQ.,, D. Wilder Colby, and
WIN Bailey. c. F. Ward and the Misses
Ward, with w. +. Robbins and Miss Mabel
Goodwin, are expected home Saturday
night.
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Notice.

To the Honorable the Court Of County Commit
s,oncrs for the County Of somerset, inert 10 be
holden at Skorhe0dn m said County, on THE
first Tuesddy of august A. ID. 1885.
Th Subscr i6ers, citizens OF ,aid County, respect
fully represent that common convenience and neces
city requires that the Co. road, which commences at
point In the highway leading from Norridgewock TO
Mercer. just esrierly OF the buildings OF Joshua A.
Hilton Jr in NorrdgewocK, and runs northery by
the premises OF B. Frank Grant and others, to a
ery Of the buildings OF Lyman COrson, should he al
tered graded at various points from the mouth of
the read leading to N. NJ Goulds to said Corsons SO
that the necessity of passing the top OF the Sand
and Clay hills therein, may be avoided.
Wherefore your petetioners request that You will
agreeaby to the provisions of law, cause such aera
tiona or grader, to be made.
Norridgewock, Me. June, A. ID. 1885
Henry Williamson & others.
STATE OF MAINE
SOMERSET, ss.-Court OF County Commissioners.
Aug, Term A. d. 1855.
Upon the foregoing petition. satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are espon-
sblc and ought 10 be heard touching the matter
forth In their petition 1t is Ordered that the County
Commissioners meet at dwelling house Of Joshua A.
s hIon bat fe ss :. ocoek M and thence
proceed to view the route mentioned in said petition
and Immediately after hearing OF the parties Will
be had at some convenient place 10 the vicinity and
snch further measures take in the premises rs the
Commissioners shall judge proper.
And 1t Is further Ordered that notice OF the time,
place and purposes Of the Commissioners meeting
aforesaid be given 10 all persons and corpora ions
interested, by publishing an attesled copy of the
petition afore said with this o-dsr hereoh one week.
In the SOMERSET REPORTER a public newspaper
printed at Skowh gan, in raid county, and AFRO
attesed copies OF the came be served upon the Town
Clerks OF the the towns of Norrdgewock AM otarks
and to be posted in three public places in each OF
said towns, the publication, and serving and posting
OF the same be at least thirty days before the time
appointed for said view, that ali interested may then
appear and be heard, If they think proper.
Attest: l.. II. WEBB. Clerk.
A true copy OF the Petition and Order Of Court
thereon:
lt32 Attest: L. ii. WEBB. Clerk.
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The Somerset Agricultural Society
Au0Mst MEETING
THE RACE AT THE PARK.

Certain citizens of this town Interested
in the pr Jsperity OF Somerset Central Agri-
cultural Society have subscribed and paid
$1,000 to buy land, to enlarge the park, re-
improve the property of the society in or
der to make the annual fairs success ul
N Notwithstanding this large outlay the man
agement fnds itself in need of further
funds to erect sheds for horses and cattle
and has made arrangements for a grand
trot at the park on Tuesday, Aug. IS h, and
and Wednesday, Aug. 10Th, at 2 O'Clock z.
M. and they call upon the citizens of Show
hogan to turn out and give the society q
rousiDg benefit There are to be no "dead-
heads" Every man, woman and child will
pay. Even life members Of the society
will have to step up and lay down their 25
cent pieces or stay outside.
Six hundred dollars Is offered In purses
and the trot will be q rouser. The great
attractions are expected to and will draw
out crowd Of the citizens Of SkowhegaD,
as well as many from surrounding towns.
This is an opportunity to pay out little
money and see two days of fine trotting,
and at the same time promote q worthy
object This trot is guaranteed to come
as close to a purely agricultural horse
trot" as Is practicable in this generation.
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THIS PLASTER
Notice..

NOt1Ces
To the Honorable County Commissioners Of Som
erset County.
The undersigned respect fully represent that co
mon convenience and necessity require that high
way should BIZ located In the town OF Bingham IN
said County commencing at. or the junction OF
the North and South road with the East and "est
road next East OF the honse of Naomi Savage in said
Bingham, and ending In the County road from Scion
to Mayfeld near the house OF s. p. Tinkham in sad
bingham We therefore ask your Honors to view
said route and locate said way.
JAMES SMITH and others
STATE OF MAINE
SOMERSET, ss.-Court Of County Commissioners
Aug Term A. d. 1885
been received that the petitioners are responsible
and ought to be heard touching the matter set forth
in their petition, 1t is ordered, that the County Com
missione-s meet at the dwelling house OF James
A. D. 1855 at 10 O'Clock K n. and thence proceed to
view the route mentioned In said petition. and I'M
mediately alter hearing will be had At come conve'
MEN, plsce IN the vicinity. and such further meAs.
ures taken in the Ie;mises as the Commissioners
And II = further Ordered that notice Of the time.
Mace And purposes Of the Commissioners, meeting
soresa,d, 70 be given to all persons and corporations
Interested, by publishing an atterted copy Of the
netition aforesaidwith this order thereon one week
IN The onERsEr RxroRrHR public newspaper
nrinted At Skowhegan In aaid county, and also attest
I'd copy Of he same be served upon the Town CLERK
of the Town Of Bingham and to be posted in three
pubc pisces In sah town the publication and sery
lnr and posting Of the same to be at least thirty
days before the time appointed for said view that all
interested may then appear and be heard, II 'hey
think proper. =, ,y,,u ola,
true CODY OF The Petition and Order OF Court
'"''''A' Attest IL II. WEBB, Clerk.
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Notice..

To the Honorable board Of County Commission
ers for he County Of Somerset
We the undersigned inhabitants Of Mayfcld,
kingsbury, Moscow and Bingham, would respect
the location of road beginning at, near Ell j.h
Browns In eaid town Of May field, thence to the
Adams neghborhoOd on Coburn ridge, so called,
thence to the County road, by way of Babbet ridge
leading to Bingham, and also to make such alter
atoms In the road from Babbet ridge TO Bingham
as your Honorable board may see f.. Also to make
such alterations in the road leading from Bingham
to the Austin stream, as the public convenience
requires, and as In iuty bound will ever pray.
BENZ. ADAMS s. Others.
STATE OF MAINE
SOMERSET, ss.-Court Of County Commissioners,
Aug. Terms, A. ID. 1855.
Upon the foregoing Petition, sas factory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are respon
sbe and ought to be heard touching the matter set
forth in their petition 1t s Ordered that the County
Adams in the town Of Mayhed, on Monday, sept
2Sth, A. d. 1855, at ten oc ock A. M. aud thence
proceed to view the route mentioned In said petition
and Immediately at ter hearing OF the parti Will
be had at venient place in the vicinity, and
such further measures taken In the premises as the
Commissioners shall judge proper.
And 1t Is further Ordered that notice ofthe time,
place and purposes Of the Commissioners meeting
Aforesaid be gwen to all persons and corporations
interested, by publishing an atte.ted copy OF The
petition Aforesaid with this order thereon one week
In the SohKRsET REPORTER public newspaper
printed at Skowhegsn In raid county and also atested
copies OF the came be served upon the Town Clerks
OF the towns OF May6eld. Moscow and Bingham, and
to be posted In three public places in each OF said
towns, the publication and rervin. aud posting of
the same be at least thirty days before the time
appointed for said view, that all nereste1 may then
appear aud be heard, II they think proper. .,.
Attest l.. II. WEBB. Clerk.
true COPY of the Petition and Order Of Court
lt32 Attest L. IL. WEBB. Clerk.
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EAST MADIsoN-The Memorial exercises
last Sunday were very successful and I'M
pressive. The skillful hands Of the ladies
had appropriately draped the pulpit and
about the speakers stand placed flowers
among the folds of black and amid small
flags. A portrait of Gen. Grant, IN mill
tary dress, was placed at the left hand OF
the speaker. The choir opened the exei'
cises by rendering very finely, the LORD 8
HYMN. Rev. E. Nugent delivered very
eionnent and able discourse. 1t did not
abound 10 extravaganza praise of the man,
and yet it gave him due credit. The dis,
course was unique as well as original ana
should be heard to he appreciated There
was coed attendance. QuiLL'
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BITTER than Vacation.

This is pre-emipenily the vacation month
when thous, nd- s,ck rest and recreation.
But To- those who suffer the depressing ef'
fects of summer debility, the disagreeaole
symptoms of scrofula, the tortures OF oii-
iousness, dyspepsia or sick headache
there is more pain than pleasure in leaving
home. To such We say, give Hoods Sar-
sapsrilla trial. 1t will purify your b.ood,
Tone up and strength your body, expel
eyery trace Of scrofuls, correct biliousnesss'
and positively cure dyspepsia or sick head,
ache. Take It before you 60, and you Will
enjoy your vacation thousand fold.
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RACES AT FAIFIELD.-Our readers will
notice an ad In another column of races at
Central Maine Park, Friday and Saturday
next Among the prominent owners OF
fast horses who are to be present we notice
Messrs. G. II. Nelson, Watervlle; W. j.
Cover Canaan; +. J. Watts, M. X. Har-
vile, and Edwin Perkins, SO. Norridge-
wock; w. H. Bradbury and A G. Burrill,
Hartland; ]. Keegan and John Shaw, Au-
gusta; w. G. Morrill, and j. G. Conn
PittsReld; l. P. Woodbury., Portland; F..
A. Dore Son, Skowhegan, and host OF
Others. The PAGERS race will be a great
attraction. Special train from Skowhegan.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The follow
ing are the real estate transfers which have
been recorded In this county the past week {:
Canaan-E mice Haywood to Cordela
Holt, $40.
Pittsfeld.-George W. Varney ct ais to
Jennie L. Homestead 1925.
Anson-Samuel Bunker to Charles Crym-
BILE $50.
Norrdgewock- Whiting to Will
liam Lassor $25.
Fairheld-Sanford S. Chapman to David
King $l20.
Canaan-Irena Irwin to Eugene Goodridge
5000. Jeremiah W. Goodridge to Eugene
Goodridge, and other valuable con-, 800.
Skowhr gan-Nahum Steward ct al to
Converse L. Webb $500.
Bingham-Thoma A. Noyes to Isaac d.
Noyes 5000.
St. Albans-Samuel Kicker to Betsey
L. Goodrdge S75. Nancy Chamberlain
to Samuel Kicker $500.
Brighton-Charles Carson to Martin
Jones $775.
Soion-Heman Whipple to James d. Black
not any con given.
Township No. 4, r l7-Walter Mansur
ct ais to Dudley F. Leavitt $3.50. 80
Dudley f. Leavittto S ii. Blake So, 739 80
Hartland-Stephen l.. Goodridge to Eu.
gene Richardson $3.50. Allen F. Locke to
Eugene Richardson $500. Rachel Rich
ardson to Charles Goodwin 5000. Eugene
Richardson to Charles Goodwin 1875.
Skowhegan-Richard E. Cover to Jo-
sephGower $40.
Highland Plantation-E. L. Howard TO
William Gordon $400 William Gordon
to Alopzo II. Chase $500.
Somerset Mills-Selvester Rodrique to
Mariana Rodrioue $3.50.
Skowhegan-John B. Nutting to L. W.
Gould, 1926.
Concord-Nathan II. Savage to Charles
II. Savage $1,000.
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State of Maine.

SOMERSET
Alta Probate Court held at Skowhegan, within
and for said County, the first Tuesday Of August,
A. ID. 1855.
terms OF the Probate Court, within and for sald
county, be held at the Probate Court Room in the
Court House In Skowhegan, in said county, on the
second Tuesday OF each month, instead of on the
first Tuesday Is heretofore.
And that public notice hereof be given by publish
ing copy OF this ORDER attested by the Register of
said Court, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the SoNER-
SET RrroRrER, a newspaper published in said
county Said publication to be completed prior TO
the second Tuesday Of September A. d. 1885
Witness my hand and the seal OF said court
TURNER BUSWELL.-Judge
true COPY OF the original order
Attest, y. II. GOODWIN.-Register 3wS2
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Time OF game, hours, 80 minutes.
Earned runs-Skowhegan, q; Mechanics, /.
Two base hits-Skowhegaii. 1 Mechanics, g.
Called balls-Kng, 100, Rounds 80, Goodwin, 49,
Called strikes-King 49, Rounds and Goodwin 0.
First base In bals-King 8, Rounds l, Goodwin
l. First base in errors-SkOwlegans. Z ; Mechan,
les, 10. Wild pitches-O. Passed balls-Good
win, 4, Pulsifer, O. Wagg,2. Double plays-F
Goodwin.
WILDER Colby, Scorer
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HARMoNY.-Castle Harmony Is now open
for the season, and members of the associ-
alton owning that pleasant summer resort,
who are largely Boston gentlemen, are con-
stantly coming and going. Commodore
Hastings, the President, arrived from Bos-
ton Tuesday evening.
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Notice of Foreclosure,

Whereas Henry C. Luce Of New Portland IN the
County of Somerset. by his mortgage deed, dated
the Ninth day Of May A. D. 1882 and recorded in the
Somerset Registry Of Deeds, in Book 10 Page SOL
conveyed 10 me, the undersigned, certain parcel
of Real Estate situated in New Portland. in the
follows: TO wit; Bounded Northerly by land of
Nathaniel Elliott and the County road leading from
West New Portland to Freeman; South.rly by land
Of Sally Adams', and land formerly OF Dext"r
Vaughan. Eastery by land formerly Of Dexter
Vaughan and land Of Benjamin kilkenney; and
Weterly by land OF Sally Adams and by The road
leading from New Portland to Freeman by land Of
Nathaniel Elliott and being the same inrm conveyed
by Benson Luce to Henry C. Luce by deed dated
Nav g. 1882; and whereas the condition of sad mort
gage has been broken. now therefore, by reason OF
the breach OF the condition thereof l claim fore
closure OF said mortgage.
Pennington. August 9Th. 1855
3w3a HENRY CARNILL.
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SOMERSET COUNTY.

ANsoN.-The fire department OF North
Arson, have purchased new hose carriage
ladders and several hundred feet OF hose.
....Tne Methodist campmeeting COM
mences Monday, Sept. 18th, continuing
through>the week.
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,vhsr R.bv WAS alex, We gave her CASTORIA.
When she was Child she cried for CASTOhaA,
when she became Mics, she chung 70 CA6TOhA,
when she had Children, she gave tnem CASAo"AH
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BIwARE OF FnAUDs.- Be sure you get the genu-
inc DR., Thomas Eclsctyic OIL. II cures Colds.
Group, Asthma, DEAFNESS ND Rhumatsm.
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North Failfield--Aug. Q, Ruth Bowman, nee
Soue, aged ~ yrs 7 mo-, days.
solon-July 20, Joseph Dean, aged 50 years
months.
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TIE SMITH PAkFI.--Elijah Smith, Of
New York. President of the Oregon
Railway & Navigation, Oregon Trans
continental aud Oregon Improvsment
j.. Smith, Comptroller OF the Oregon
Railway & Navigation Company; John
L. Howard, assistant manager Of she
Oregon improvement Company, and
Mr.. sells, an employee Of one Of the
companies, arrived here by the Oiym.
plan yesterday morning. and remained
on board until time for that vessel 20
leave. They then breakfasted and took
q special train up the road. Daring the
day the PARTY visited the Cedar river,
Black Diamond and frankiEz collsriss.
Returning 10 Rent0n, they started 10
Newcastle. but On arriving At NAYS
creek they found il necessary, IN order
10 get 10 Ne scastle, TO walk some dis
lance, and concluded 10 return TO Rem
ton for dinner. They arrived In Seattle
at $50 o'clock. and az once teok car
riages for Lake Washington, arriving
back In town at 8 O'Clock. Al 7 O'Clock
Mr.. Smith met few OF our prominent
oitizena aud discussed matters of inter-
est with them The talk was Of q pri-
vate nature, reporters being excluded.
Il is to be hoped the conference will re-
suit ia some good TO this city. What
our people want 10 the opera iion in
good faith Of the Shore Lime road. Six
teen thousand people in KING county
desire that this road be operated, and
the desire 10 very strong. Some think
the track would make good fireuood, IL
not needed for transportation purposes,
bat 80 far the road has been allowed to
lay idle month after month, and year
after year, without the slightest nolest-
alton. How long this will eoztinas We
are unable 10 state. The Smith party
left on the 0lympian for Portland.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE

DAssKNGKRs GOING FROM SEAT
Il tie 10 Victoria, after purchasing tick
ets. can 70 on board steamer Olympian.
Il Seattle. ct D. m, II they prefer doing
90 rather than 70 on board ct 80 the next
morning. w. VAN WATERS.
Ticket Agent o. R. 4 N. Co
Approved: JoffS MuIR,
jeodW Traffic Manager.
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WANTED.

QY HIS MOTHER. INFORMATION
formerly Of MsgaRuadavic. Prince WI
liam. New Brunswick. Address the Rev.
Gk0. III WATss.N. Seattle, w. T.. or
Mas. GEORGE HOOD, ST., Upper Mag
sgusdarie, York county. New Bruins
wick. ldwlw