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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-15

KANSAS CITY March ll-Cattle-The Live
Stock Indicator reports receipts 96i
exporters O. 2Oa5 10 good 10 choice shipping
81 sO@h Is. common Ia medium 81 1904 55
cows s. 75dS 90; feeders 81 OOsfi 90
Ilogs-Recelpts 1000 81 loot dS.
sheep-reeeipts II o. steudy At 81 50d3 90 for
fair To good muttons: 81 5Oeg2 IS for common To
medium.
81 Louis, March ii--Cat le-recelpts 900
exporters . 65a5 10 good to choice shipping
IS 2Oab CO. common 10 medium u 5Oa5 o.
butcher steers 81 2ial So cows and heifefs
00Tg 75 stookers - 25al Is. feeders u uOi
I co. rornfcd Texans 81 0OaibD
HOgs-receipts 100 81 60aig0
sheep-rceelpts 100 easier common 10 me
dum y b0aa 2f good 10 choice O. 6Oa4 25,
extra 81 50.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-15

Little Joker Is the best smoking
tobacco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-15

BEST OF Every thing
In the restaurant line at the st.
Charles.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-15

THE doyERNOR'S RECEPTION
and banquet given to the members of
the Legislature last night was most
occasion. Gov. Dawes
and Judge Norris of Nebraska hap
pened to be in the city, and were
guests at the banquet. Post prandial
exercises ran late into the night. The
governor responded to the toast, ''lhc
the state OF Texas lie
said that all the previous governors
had been honest aud true mcn-that
it might be SO said of him also in fl-
turc years was his most earnest de-
sire. One little feature of the even
ing, noticed by many, was that Rory
Moore, and the remainder of the cor
respondents of the News and States
man, were conspicuously absent.
BARNEY GIBBS
says the senate is very digniiie,!
body. Its dignity, however, rises and
sets with the sun. He wants no mole
night sessions.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-15

The gambling and the Greer county
bills have gone far toward stirring
up the troubled waters" in the senate.
Both have developed much heat, and
that there is bad blood amongst sew
eral senators is true beyond question
Davis yesterday in his speech favor
ing the Greer county bill stated that
the facts showed that Commissioner
Walsh had rendered the pa'enting OF
these lands very easy to certain Aus
tin people, while outsiders seemed TO
be unsuccessful in their attempts TO
put patents OH the same lands. To-
days Statesman handles the senator
without gloves for attacking the COM
missioner. The Hobbies are full of
gossip concerning these matters, and
comments are many and varied as to
the state OF affairs existing under the
dome. The house has also members
who dove not one another" but the
waters there seem to be more placid
aud the causes over which fallings'l
out were had more easy of adjust
ment.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-15

Cleveland is choice of the American
people-so are Opera Puff Cigarettes
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-15

Wen ana Matters as seen by Wan
I'm Tree.

Correspondence ofAhe Examiner.
Austin, March 1.-THE personnel
of the Texas State Government
of the year 1885, is the
title of little book that has been
published here recently by n couple of
Bohemians. II is the finest embodi-
ment OF taify spread on thick that
ever was seen. Tho tally is laid ON in
layers of different thickness, however.
A solon that bought a number of
books and was out from fifteen to
twenty dollars got a very fine record
indeed-he is a "rising young states
man" aud his possibilities remarkably
bright; ten or twelve dollars showed
up u statesman of the second magni-
tude, while when II comes down TO
one or two dollars the essence of
in man is mighty
small. II is an interesting book this
"Personuel of the Texas State Gov
crnmentr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-15

GALVESTON. March H-Futures opened
steady, became quiet, dull; closed steady; 10
pOiutg higher
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-15

Receipts 100 bales. Sales G9l bales. Ex-
ports, - hales. rail shipments - 'ast-
wise, =; Stock, 26,b2e.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-15

LNoR RENT OR SALE-IIouse and two lots
II corner OF Fifteenth and Washington SITS,
. rooms, well and water works. stable aud bug
gy house, Ia desirable neighborhood, or
would exchange for land near Waco. Apply
to =. a. kirkpatrick.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-15

The latest and most absurd sccqest q
the melee near The ForSs 10 By % Aug4eee
correspond. mt Of the New York 6sN, Ass.
. July 18th, and must hsvc been evolved
from the inner consciousness Of : vstssess
who, II facts were lacking bad The aoil,ty
TO supply them. We give sample Of NE
yarn: "The fight continued, With vsryinG
advantages and occasional lulls, Until ~
O'Clock at night. The overturned wagons
were used Us bsrricades, and the fort was
several times captured and recap'ured.
The liver men fought most desperately,
but the Frenchmen were not so courageous.
As the force Of the enemy was reduced,
however, their courage increased. Before
the last attack WAS made, ten OF the lum-
bermen were stretched on the field with
wounds either fatal or completely dlsa-
bling. The remaining three fought az des-
peratcy as at the outset, and the struggle
did not end till only one remained on bis
feet. lie aud his wounded comrades were
made prisoners, and are now in custody at
the Forks"
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-15

Has been upon me for years. It was
brought on by lifting, oyerexertioD. &C.,
while following my trade" said Mr.. Cbas.
Patterson, Engineer Bangor Machine Co.,
Bangor, Me. / got no aid until began 70
use BROWNS SARsApARILLA. All troubles
caused by Kidney Disease have left me, and
my present good health Is due 10 the use Of
BROWNS SAKsAPARILLA.
No woman having kidney trouble, &C
companied with those deep palms across the
back, drawing down pains, dizziness, rest
less sleep, DC, can expect comfort In this
life until the cause be removed. This cause
Is Disease Of theKidneys, can onlylbe reach
ed through these organs. Mrs. W. i. Her
rick, OF GleDburu, was so afflicted, and
sought various channels for help. Hearing
OF BROWNS SAKIArAgILLA she tried II, BE-
gan to rally at once, and to-day enjoys
good health. Browns SAIsAPARILLA IL
peculiarly adapted for Kidney Disease.
II had those dartiDg pains
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-15
The Forks Frucds.

| The row at The Forks recorded In our
iast was disgraceful enough but was not
nearly rs serious an Affair." II results are To
De taken Into account, AZ was at first re-
| ported. 1t WAS on the installment plan,
part first being Saturday night between
some Idle river-drivers on one side and
passing Frenchmcn on their way down riv-
err on the other. In this several men on
cach side were severely injured with stones
and lubs. The report that one man was
| killed Is without foundation and the hatch
ct story Is mythical. There is however
enough Of reality In bruised heads, noses
knocked askew aud other minor damages.
The most serious clip of Saturday WAS ap.
propriated by a man by the name OF Pad
dam, who still keeps his bed at Bingham
nom the effects of it, with good pros
| pet OF recovery, however. The object of
this assault on the part of the river-drivels
seems to have been TO get something to
drink, and not meeting with success they
went so far as to rifle the luggage of the
Canadians generally.
The Sunday row 1t appears the river men
had no hand IN, although it is said that the
Sunday conflict was The result of that of
Saturday. 1t appears that by some means
certain Canadians and the Beans had row
In which stones and Other missiles W re
freely rseo and that Joseph Baker received
two wounds IN the pack made by shot from
gun. The shot appeared to be about the
the size general used in shooting foxes
or such game.
Joseph Baker entered complaint and
warrant for the arrest of Jonathan, Mary,
Mauney, and Hosea Bean was issued re-
turnable before Trial Justice Dascomb.
Sheriff Vaughn proceeded to the scene of
action, arrested the parties. They were
arrnien-d Friday and gove bonds in the
sum of $500 each TO appear at the Septem
Der term of The s. j. Court The accused
made no defense. Joseph Baker also
brought action tor damages against Jona-
than. Maunev aud Hosea Bean. in C ivil
suit, upon which jonathan was arrested
Saturday and disclosed. The others are
to have u bearing to-day.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-15

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The follow.
ing are the real estate transfers which have
been recorded in this county the past week
Fairfcld-N. W. SkilliDgs to Samuel C.
Davis. S420. Fairfield Savings Bank to
Sumner Osborn 5000. Same to same
$500. Alvin Atwood to Lovisa Rowell.
$240.
Fairfield & mthaeld-Epharim f. Hart
ford to L. Bowdcn Jr.
BrightoD-Frank Lucas to Lewis Fish.
$500 Fred Lucas to same. 81.
Mercer-Francette A. Robbins to Isaac
T. Tibbetts $500
Canaan-Isaac G. Bean to Moses II.
Furoer ct al. Sl25.
Cambrldge-Lrroy f. Herrick ct al to
Henry Page. $500.
Township No. A. X. 4-John Z. Webber
to John Cassidy. $4723 20.
Solon-J. S. McIntirc to Hannah M.
ParAman. $50. J tierson Robinson to
John f. Phillips 500.
St. A,ban>-Jacob l. F.ost TO John B.
Raymond $500.
Crncord-Francis Burns to Asa A. Burns.
$40.
Ansn-John Walker To Orren ID. Wells.
| $500. Cepaas X. Walker to j thn Walker.
| $3.50 L IL l,aiey to Orlando Walker ct
Al. $3.50
Madis3u--E C. Town 20 II. n. Holway.
| $50. S cct"r Dnfurlh to L, ibcrt L.
Sawyer. Sl5o
Starks-Frankiu W. liver ct nj to AL
exandcr Oliver. 81, Rdoda Elliott ct al to
| same. S225.
Skowhcgap-W William H. Pearson to
H. len NJ. Doran. 81. aud other valu ,be
| con. Erastns w. Mar>ton ct al to Mary
C. Weston. 81 By the Executors of the
will of Abntr Coburn 10 same. $3.50 AL
| ONO G. Marsttn 10 same. 81. Olive Is.
Ross to Ellen S. Priest ct n. $1,000 Mary
j lIcrrin to john B. Nutting. Sl25 John
b Nuttiua o Warren N. Harvell. $500.
Winfield Il Wiimin to the the xrcutors
OF thu will ni Ahn"r C,buru. $4,000.
Ripl-y-N4r9na l.. Todd to Charles E.
| II nsnu, 5000.
SlaIks-Sumuer Parlin to Oliver Otis.
500.
Palmyrs-Inhahi'a of PALMYRA to
BENJAMIN A. Damon. S27.
Biugham-Sarah G. Goodrich ct al to
Seth Goodrich. $500
| Township M. |. r. 3--Thale Spau'ding
to S wall A. Dnsmore ct al. Sl75.
i,tsheld-William f. Whitman to Isaac
H. Lancey. $780, Firm an j. Taylor to
same. 81.
Anson-Columbus S. Mantor to Mark
Emery Jr. & Son. $4,000.
Fuirtield-Samucl Osborn to Josiah Z
| Loyejoy. $500.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-15

Decp seated In small Of back sometimes o
one and sometimes on both sides, extend
ing downaards towards inside Of thigh,
scsoty and high colored urine, with Cons
tipation, were the sympt ms Of Kidney
Disea,. that afflicted me-" said Hon. b. Is.
Thomas, Treasurer Penobscot Co bangor
Ne. | have been cured BY BROWNS BAR
sApanIL. and heartily recommend 1t TO
my frieDzs.
G. II. Dunton, Of Hampton, was foreman
of the stewart Mine. While setting
pump be strained bimself causing SERIOUS
Kidney Disease How often this happensj
a sudj.n wrench, al over e1ertioD. or a
violent jar brings Kidney Disease MI
Dunton would have severe swelling actoSs
the abdomen, his food would become sour
on his stomach, together with pains across
In, back and hips. lie tried many RENE
dies, sought assistance In various direction
and at last bought BROWNS SAEsAPAkiLi-h'
and by the use Of two bottles was entireiy
cured.
ssIf YOU have sharp pain
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-15
Notice of Foreclosure.

wherca. David II. York OF Brighton, IN the ooun-
~ of Somerset and State of Maine b. his mortgags
deed dated september 5th. ISL, conveyed ID freo
futile If Athens said County OF somerset certain
tract or parcel Of land in said town OF brighton
bounded A. follows to wit Beginning at the south
ea- corner Of lot numbered three IN the second
OF lot. in said town of Brighton thence west on the
:, nth line oil said lot hundred nds thence norm
TO Laters south line, thence east one hnnureo rous
thence 10 the first met toned bounds or point begun
at containing fi.iy acres more or lees Ana whereas
the afore. aid Fred futile assigned the said moftSaGs
ed 10 Jesse York OF SAID Athens. November sn'i.
lsss and whereas the conditions OF said mortgage
have been broken claim foreclosure oil the saui<
and give This notice for hat purpose 80.
swM JESSE YORK.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-15

IAN ounce Of prevention worth pound OF cure,'
Is old adage but true.
In view Of predictions that this country liable TO
be visited by more than an ordinary amount OF con-
tagous diseases this year. 1t behoves all to .inqre
about and practice every sanitary measure especially
cleanliness. which Ms preventative, offers one some
oil escape at Least; and In this how important
the article OF SOAP as To quality fiji for uSe certainly
and authorizations OF quest onabe character, shonld
be rejected, that there may be faint left on the
person clothes which might in any way ivte the
germs OF these various diseases. first class art
Gle, is the only Kind that can be safely used or
recommended. In The use OF a standard soap, ike
the welcome" made by Curtis Davis & Co.. there
be risk being the goods OF a firm whose name
nsoap is sufiic ent guarantee OF its purity.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-15
SKOWHEGAN PRICES CURRENT,
-coRREcTED WEEKLY BY
EMERY ce CAIRNS =,
GROCERY and PROVISION DEALERS,
,or Uo,er Street. Sko,chegan, Maine.
Mtssrngtr's Notice.

STATE , NJ NV cnr On ISso, yrscy
r. I'M c.s,. of NJ scs l.. strickland lnsoven Drbi.f
This !. to 1--WE notice that on the In Gay ian. "a
JuyA D. 1856 warrant in n Conr Of Mas
az said County of Somerset, asainst Inc es.au ~
said Of E%st IF .a aS0ds sS,op
Dn1Is I" which date interest claims to be com ss
pucd That the payment Of any deots 70 OF "y
nv him are forbidden by law That meeting Oh ','t
Creditors Of rad debtor, to prove their dents ~. y.
choose one or assignees OF me- estae, the
p prnhste Court Room in said skowhegan on the
an day Of August A. d. 1887, nj one O'CLOCK y" '"e
ait rnoOa. n.., .bove wrttep
1Veh """e' my "" b III. STEWARD.
DEPUTY Sheriff - Messenger Of said cours aas'''
yepcy,
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-15
Debtors Petition for an Allowance
and Order Thereon.
STATE OF MAINE


COUNTY or SoxERskrs s.. CorBrbF INSOLVENCY
In the case Of George H. Buril. Of Canaan in said
County, Inso.yent Debtor.
To the Honorable Turner Boswell Jutge OF the
Court of Insolvency in and for said County Re-
specially represents George H. Burril OF Canaan 10
said County the Iusolyenl Debtor, that his fami'y
consists of hi wife Lucy Burrl and five chlldren
Caddle Burrll. Bels Burrill, Belle Burrhl, stell.
Burrill, and their infsn, boy Halle Burrill, all OF
whom are dependent on him for support thai the
assets belonging to his estate will probably amount
to the UNI of two hundred ard fifty dollars. Where
fore he prays that 81 h sum may be allowed to MIN
of hl said estate, Tor the Necessary support oil
himself and his family TO your Honor shall appear
just and proper.
GEORGE II. BURRILL, InsoVent Debtor.
COURT cP INSOLVENCY.
Notice on the petition ordered 10 be given by PUB
LEGATION TWO times in the Somerset Reporter oncr
week for two successive weeks and hearing on same
TO b,. had on Fourth day of August A. D. 1885, at
p. NJ. at Court OF Insolvency, a. Probate Court
room, >soW hogan. INN.
SEAL TURNER BCSWELL Judge.
\ true copy OF Petition and order Of Couu thereon
Attest .
AVIS 5 IL GOODWIN, Register.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-15
Notice..

NONRESIDENT taxes in the Skow hogan Village
Corporation in the county OF Somerset for the year
1854.
The following list OF taxes real estate OF non.
resident owners, in Skowhegan Village Corporation,
for the Year lSs4 in bills committed to ;. A. Bedford
collector of said Corporation, the 24th day Nay
lisa has been returned Ia me. by him : remaining
unpaidon the l4th day OF May 1855 by his certfcat,
OF that date, and now remain unpad; and notice
Ii he eby given that II said taxes and interest and
charges not paid into the treasury OF the said
Corpora ion. within eighteen months from the date
Of the commitment of the said bills first above
mentioned much OF the real taxed a will
be sufficient pay the amount due thereto in
GLIDING int and charges will without farther
notice be sold at pu bic auction at Coturn Hal, in
Skowhegai, the Both day of y 'vember 1858
at one O'Clock in the aiterL Don.
Name Tax Total
Uukown Rea Estate Tax
W. 5. keene, s!7.0O 81 90
Mitchell W Ills, $500 $3.50
GEO. 5. WEBB,
Treasurer Of Skowhegan Village Corporation
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-15

SouvpsyTss COURT or ISsslyESCI-
In the case of Ora F, Emety OF Skowhetau
Insoyeut Debtor.
Notice i. hereby given that petition has ms
eth day II July A. D. lsss, been presented 70 said
Court Tor said County by Ura b. Enery ni skoWheSsn
in the County If somerset praying that he may De De
creed To have a null discharge from All MS uebts
provabe under the lnsoNent Law of The State OF
t'onrt mai a hearing be had uponthe same before
said Court At Probate Court Room In SSowhegxu u
sAid Count, OF Somerset on "Wednesday the fourth
filhl day of August A. D. 1885 at one clock IN the
sftrruoon. and that mott thereof bepublished in
the SOMERSET REPORTER a newspaper pRnisceu IN
SAID County of Somerset once week LOT TWO
Successive week the last publication TO De seven
d.ys before the day III hearing anu that al creditors
who have proved their debts and other persons
interested. may appear al said place ana ,imt'
shouldn't be granted SAID Debtors according TO the
Attest: $. II. GOODWIN.
Register of saia Court for said
Owls County OF Somerset.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-15

SoLoN.-Our cores pondent writes: Inc
wet weather has improved the grass crop
wonderfully with good weather now az aV-
erage crop can be secured. About six H.
ohio, NJ rain fell June 29th and 30th, dam
aging roads in town, over two hundred
dollals. An inch Of rain on an acre. makes
four hundred and thirty-one hogsheaos OF
sixty-three gallens, and six inches would
be the enormous amount OF two thonsano'
five hundred and eighty-six hogsheaos per
acre; no wonder that some damage was
done. &. -. Died In South SoioD' July otn'
Mrs. Dorcas Ames, aged eigtty.on years.
She received pension her husband having
served In the war Of 1872.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-15
Notice of Foreclosure.

Whereas Mary V Wescott OF Athens in the county
~ Somerser. and State OF Maine by her mortgage
Deed dated Ms, S, lisa, conveyed TO Jesse York
OF Athens parcel OF land in said town of Athens
descri bed as follows, 10 wit: Bounded on the West
ry the town lite between said Athens and the town
Of Solon or TIE North by lsnd OF A bon Nay, the
east by ans OF said Nay and illism Corson and
the south by land formerly owned by Johu OTIS.
containing ffty-seveu acre. more or less, and where
the condition OF said Mortgage having been broken
! clsim foreclosure OF the and give this Notice
for that purpose.
Dated st Athens this 25th day OF June. lss'
3w.6 JESSE YORK
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-15

Caleb Fessenden. who lives on the Odlin
road in Bangor, Me, gives the following
testimony Of the virtues Of BROWNS SAh-
sApAKII.LA: For the past ten year, have
been troubled with a severe pain 10 the
chest extending to the liver and kidneys.
| was so unified for labor that could not
cork a full day. commenced to take
Browns SARaAPARiLLA and the pains leit
nv cbest, hips, liver and kidneys. feel
like pew man, and am able 10 do Jlt9
day's uork. shall always be pleased To
tell people Of the power Of BROWNS sAk-
SApAKILLA.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-15
Across the Back"

Said Mrs. Abbie Hsrbach, Webster 81,
Bangor, Me- 81 have been told by medical
men that my Kidney ID sease was incursbie.
| have regained good health by using
browns SAKsAPARILLA | consider II
wonderful for toning up aud inyisorating
the system, It is OF great value IN many
of those troubles peculiar 10 our sex.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-15

OIEToDN, Mn T 10. JUL IOVt.
ARA WARuEN Esq, Bangor, Me-, Dear
Sir Il have used what is known as
BROWNS SARsAPARILLA In my practice,
prescribing it for low = ate of Blood, for
weakness peculiar to females, and especial
ly for Kidney and Liver troubles. ! have
always met with success whenever Dave
used 1t. Being familiar with the composlt-
ion of Browns SARsAPARiLLA pronounce
it to be happy combination OF pure medi-
cnes destined, have no doubt, to become
famous as blood. kidney and liver correct
i've. l. W. TIBBErTS, NJ. d. Stetson, Me.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-15
Commissioners Notice.

The undersigned Commits sioner's appointed by the
Judge OF Probate for Somerset County. receive
and examine the claim, OF The creditors against The
estate of Lucus Gilbert late OF Can't bridge deceased
represen ted insovent give notice that six months
from the Fifth day of May lss5 allowed Tor said
creditors to present AMI prove their Claims, and that
they will be in session for the purpose of receiving
..ld claims, and pr,of. at the residence of Vim. X.
Clark, Cambridge Village at O'Clock In the after
noon OF each day ION Wednesday the 9TH day VAug-
ue, Anc on Wednesday the llth day OF November
next
3w21 JOHN II MITCHELL NoNA iiiisei'neis'
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-15
Town House.

We the subscribers Selectmen of
the town of Madison are prepared to
receive proposals for the building Of
town house in said town. Plans and
Specifications to he seen at the Ssl-
ectmens' Office. The bids presented
to be accepted or rejected at the
option of the Selectmen. Said bids
to be all i'll by July Is when the bids
will be opened.
HENRY MERRILL, Per order
c. D. MORRILL,. Building Com.
Madison Center, June 9Th 1855. 3ws1'
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-15

with tired, languid feeling, bearing -down
pain, &c, you may be sure says Mrs.
Chas. Bracket Of ilermon, Me, that you
have Kidney Disease have been cured
of a severe case by BROWNS SARsAPARIiLA
after | had employed many doctors with
out benefit. Have been confined TO my
home in times past, but am now in good
health"
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-15
Notice Of Petition for DiSCharge.
STATE OF MANI

SoxERsKT. Sc COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
la the case of George Ladd OF Arson. Insolvent
Debtor.
Notice is hereby given that q petition has on
this seventh day Of July A. ID. 1885 been present
ed TO said Court for said County by George ladd of
Arson in the County of Somerset praying that he
may be decreed to have full di-charge from all
his debts provable under the lnsolvent Law of the
State Of Naine and upon said petition, il is order
ed by said Court that hearing be had upon the
same before said Court, at Probate Court Room
in Skowhegan in said County OF Somerset on Tues
day the fourth day of August A D. 1885, one
published,in the Somerset Reporter a newspaper
published IN said Couaty oil Somerset, once a week
FOR two successive weeks. the last publication to
be seven days befo. e the day Of hearing and taat
sl creditors who have proved their Debts and other
time and sboa csuse II any thew nave whv sis.
charg- should not be granted said De utor acc ord
ing TO the irsyer of his petition.
Attest
S. Il. GOODWIN, Register Of said Court for
said County oil Somerset
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-15

Augustus Gore and Edmund Cunningham
two prisoners In Kcnnebec il, made des-
peratc attempt to escape Sunday, the for
mer succeeded The prisoner made rush
through the Office towards a stairway lead
ing to the basement. Turnkey McFadden
grappled Cunningham, both tumbling to
the foot of the stairs. After severe
struggle McFadden succeeded in placing
the prisoner under lock and key.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-07-15
A Wonderful Discovery.

Consumptives aud all, who suffer from
any affection of the Troat and Lungs, can
find a certain cure 10 DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. THOUSANDS OF
permanent cures verify the truth oil THIS
statement No mediciie can show snch
record of wonderful cures. thousands OF
once hopeless sufferers now gratefully pro-
claim they owe their lives to this New Dis
covcry. It will cost you nothing to give 1t
a trial Free Trial Bottles at Horaiio w.
Cushipg's Drug Store Large size, 6oc and
$100