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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-01-22
Observers Observations.

Fred Longwell is going to be a lawyer.
Judge Hilton is his tutor.
Several of our sports are going to Paw
Paw lake in few days for weeks fishing
Miss Jennie Marshall has just been blessed
with chicken pox and mumps. Blessings in
disguise.
Mrs. II. G. Nash has gone to Flint to spend
the winter with Rufe who is sticking type on
the Democrat in that city.
II only cost Jim Norris $500 to throw a
brick through Frank Coles window We
would have charged him at least 1926.
A flock of sheep belonging to Will Carr
of Waverly, went to the river 10 drink and
twelve of them broke through the ice and
found watery grave.
Jim Lane, our ex-fat Justice trotter has
been sick for the past week, so that e. f. j.
had to sit up with him most of the time, and
has fallen away to 222 pounds.
Capt VIM. Kelly must have sold out most
of his stock of dogs. We passed his place a
few days since and only saw thirteen, but
then it was not good day for dogs.
DR.. c. b. Graham, surgeon dentist, has
opened an Office at the Union House. He
has done work for US and given perfect
satisfaction, and it didn't cost us 5000 per
tooth.
Warren Stoughton of Almena, went to
North lake the other day and caught some
fine pickerel. One weighed 1919 pounds.
Matt Longwell dished him up-we mean
the pickerel, not Stoughton.
A IA year old boy came over from Coolies
the other day, who smoked, chewed, drank
beer and possessed other manly (?) vices.
The precocious youth was much disappointed
in not finding here all the immortality he de-
sired.
The Kalamazoo Telegraph says Judge
Mills will read a paper before the Farmers
Institute at Augusta, on "Cattle Astray in
the Highway" We wish he would add TO
his paper, pastaring the old COW in the streets,
the old SOW and her eleven pigs, the old gray
mare and colt, etc.
One of our claim agents filed 102 claims of
Mich. soldiers for state bounties, and in every
instance the records showed payment. Their
bounties had been stolen by means of forged
papers while the boys were fighting the bat
Ties of their country. Our new governor
proposes TO have the swindle investigated,
and ascertain, IL possible, who did the steal
ing.
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BARNES DISTRICT.
GohleVille.


Where is that fool weather prophet?
: Mrs. Parker has moved into her house.
third petition is out for the post office.
Hall and Chappell have opened a meat
market.
Charley Brown makes his prisoners foot
1T to Paw Paw.
The coolest night of the season was last
Saturday night.
Harvey Heron has been laid up for several
weeks, with rheumatism.
Mrs. Speicher has been visiting during the
past week, with Mrs. Moore at Plumb Hill.
This storm found the skating rink about
two thirds shingled. Twenty men shingled
on it one day.
1t is expected that Elder Irons will preach
at Clements hall until further notice, at
three o'clock each Sunday.
A man in this section tells bis wife he will
not live with her unless he is allowed to kill
the baby.
Some of the band boys are kicking be-
cause they did not receive the pay promised
them at the republican mass meeting at Paw
Paw.
Installation OF the otncerS OF the u. A. IL.
has been postponed until the first Saturday
night in February. Next Saturday evening
will be devoted to electing commander of
which this Post stands in need.
There will be Sunday School Institute of
the association OF Bloomingdale, at the
Methodist church at that place on Wednes-
day january 18th, 1885. The programme is
an interesting one. A cordial invitation is
extended to ALL and all who come will be en-
tertained.
DIR. Spinney of Detroit, has been delivering
a course of lectures here. He gave a tenn
perance lecture at the church in which he
showed the action of intoxicating stimulants
on the brain. His lecture on Hygiene had
the effect of an increase in the sale of soap,
several buying that article who never pur-
chased it before.
If we had not been under the weather last
week we would have recorded the arrest of
Fuller Bros, temperance saloon keepers
Squire Palmer bound them over to next
term of court. Not being able TO furnish
bail in the sum of $50 each, constable
Flanders of Paw Paw, took them to the cooler
at that place. They found bail-leg BAIL
Ed
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Therefore be 1t known TO all that 1t is with
the greatest pleasure in time OF peace that we
have TO state the fact to the people of Van
Buren, county, that we have now on hand the
Largest aud most Fashionable stock of Ready
made Clothing that we have ever offered to
the citizens OF Paw Paw and vicinity, at any
previous period.
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Lawrence.
The Thermometer has been making goose
eggs again.
large reward, is offered for an open
winter prophet.
Our "pough Tough" club is going to
challenge the Hartford boys.
Evening classes twice week, at the school
house, for the benefit of those who wish to
make up studies
The bible reading was failure last Sun
day evening-too much weather. Prof. Jen-
'n;ngs leads the class next Sunday at half
past six.
Jesse has lots of grit TO walk home from
his school every Friday night, about eleven
miles, but then he probably has to come
after clean collar.
DIR. Will says if the Decatur typo had
used an "H'' instead of an "R" in setting up
that item that referred to Mrs. Will Rowe, he
would have been correct, because, you know
there is no Mrs. Will Rowe-not yet.
Last week Monday Mrs. Fisher got up
little surprise for Dick in the shape of a
party of friends to dinner. In the evening
the young people surprised both Mr.. and
@*4ios Il ., ny taAiIB pooScsSion VI tucu uouS0
and having the jolliest kind of time. II
was Mrs. Dicks birth day.
BARNES DISTRICT.
Charles Southerby, while chopping in A..
u. Barnes woods, cut off two of his toes.
He carried them home in his pocket.
Thomas Jones recently lost his only son
by membranous Group. This is the fifth
child he has lost within ten years. His daugh-
ter and only child is now sick. He has the
sympathy of the community.
Your correspondent was at Dowagiac on
the 18th. The secretary of Cass County
Mutual informed him that the company was
in a prosperous condition, with total mem
bership of 2,41s. We have not space for the
full report sent by our correspondent.-ED.
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NO WAR PRICES!

No 20 per cent. has yet been imposed upon
our stock of cheap goods. They were bought
as cheap as cash will buy, and are offered TO
cash purchasers upon the same terms.
1t will be useless at this urgent and pressing
moment, to enumerate articles, quality, style,
or prices, but suffice it to say, our stock of
Ready-made Clothing never has been better
than it is at the present time.
All OF which is respectfully submitted by
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p. S.-lf there is a person in this land of
steady habits, that wants a pair OF pantaloons
that will wear 365 days, let him call at the Long
Brick store and buy a pair Cottonade Pants,
full lined, for 75c, then he will gladly exclaim
that he has got the goods and his moneys
worth too. Respectfully yours,
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Deer Isle.

Deer Isle.
Schooner Lode is in port with lumber
for S. 6. Haskell's yard.
Schooner Black Warrior. Babbidge. is
here discharging goods for several of our
merchants.
Work has commenced on Green's
Landing school house
E. Pearl Spotford who is studying law
with II. ID. Hadlock, of Portland, is at
home to spend vacation. A son of Mr..
Hadleck is visiting with Mr.. Spofford here.
Capt. f. T. Marshall and wife left on
Wednesday last TO join ship Oakland in
New York.
The dedication of the Green's Landing
church took place on Sunday. The at
tendance was very large aud from all parts
of the town. Six or seven clergymen we've
present among them. Rev. Jonathan Adams,
Secretary of Name Missionary Society.
Rev. Mr.. Allen for thirty years mis-
sionary to Harpoot, Turkey, in Asia, is
boarding with Mrs. LYDIA Saunders.
Shakespeare school closed on Friday.
Fred Mcclure and wife Of Worces-
ter Mass, arrived at Green's Landing on
Saturday T. o. L.
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The sisters of Hancock Association are
lovingly invited TO assist in filling missionary
loN. The question will arise what shall we
contributor and for answer the Secretary will
say that Mrs. Williams of Liberia, Africa,
asks for books, papers and pictures" An
other missionary writes Of the need for
cards, worsteds. patterns. cardboard. pencils.
pictures, etc. so il is presumed that those ar
tices that are helpful TO the teacher and use
full in the schools are always acceptable: and
also thread needles. silk (spooD and many
other small, but necessary articles ladies use
at home our sister missionaries need abroad.
We hope each church will contribute some
thing and bring their offering 10 ;. W. IIar-
Dor At the annual meeting Of the society. We
will there pack the box and send il forth on
it, long Journey with prayer and freighted with
love aud zeal for the cause Do not let us for
yet the eXpres>AEe or the marking of packages.
Mrs. toRTHEIL,
July. ~. Sec. for the Assoc.
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At Court OF Probate holden at Bluehill, with.
In and for the county of Hancock, on the second
Wednesday of July, A. D., 1855.
WILLIAM A. Friend, named Executor in a
w certain instrument purporting to be the last
will and testament of John Friend late of Sedg-
wick. In said county deceased. having presented
the same for probate:
ORDERED-That the said executor give mott, e
to all persons Interested by causing copy of this
Order to be published three weeks successfully in
the Ellsworth American, printed or published nc
Court, to be held at Ellsworth, in said
county, on the second Wednesday of August
next at ten of the clock in the forenoon and shew
cause, ii any they have. why the said instrument
should not be proved, approved, and allowed as
the last will and testament of said deceased.
O.P. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest :--CHas. p. DoRR, Register.
A true copy, Attest ;-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
3w2gs
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Deiham.
Mr.. Justus Gray has been dangerously
sick caused BY sore gathering in the throat.
He is now convalescent, however, and we are
pleased to state that he is in fair way to
recover.
Mrs. Charles H. Brewster has been
quite ill from erysipelas, and was also threat
ened with bilious fever, but is now much
better.
A party of about thirty came from
Bangor on the Fourth and helped to "dedi-
cate" the charming summer cottage of
Geo. W. Parker, Esq. on Phillips Point.
Several of the musical people of Hol-
den visited H. P. Burril and wife few
evenings ago.
Mr. Alden X. Phillips who was burned
out 10 the spring, has moved TO Glenburn,
about seven miles from Bangor. His many
friends will be glad to learn that he is pleas
antly located, he and family being in good
health and good spirits.
With the exception of district No. 2,
our summer schools have oil closed.
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Bluehiii.


Monday has been a grand good hay
day, and every body has been hard at work
We hear of widow lady that received
an offer of Sl2 for a lot Of grass which size
had already sold for S23.
j T.. Hany, Esq. of Rock land. came
up on the Morrison Thursday night, on pro-
fessional business, returning Friday morn
ing.
Last Thursday and Friday were very
sultry, and the weather would stick 10 You.
We learn that there were over thirty
entries made at the Probate Court last We'd
nesday.
We learn that the parties for whom
Mr.. J. W. Bvard manufactures pants have
commenced cutting their fail work, and are
sending him all the work he can handle.
He received 1900 pairs by Saturdays boat.
church, Sunday, preaching by Mr.. Parker,
a student of Colby.
Mrs H. p Whitney and children have
gone to Montreal. where Mr.. Whitney has
been at work for several years.
.Blueberri.s are in the markets cts.
quart.
Some of our people do quite profitable
business raising straw berries for the market,
but no one can raise good ones, unless there
is plenty Of sunshine.
No prospect for any of the mines going
to work this season. ROB.
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city to make an appropriation for school
building this pear, but il some OF our citizens
would interest themselves in the subject and
start subscription, we have the assurance
in money, material and labor, TO which can be
added four hundred dollars of the High School
building fund, to purchase lot, erect a suit
able building, and finish it sufficiently for the
school TO occupy the coming winter, and in
the spring the city will make an appropriation
to complete the work. where there Is
will there is way is AN old a,iage applicable
in this case and we doubt not, il we can
awaken the interest of our citizens In this
project, the old adage Will he verified
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The sisters. Mrs. Almira Stearns and
Mrs. Flora Parker (nee Guptil,) from Chi
cago, are visiting friends in this their native
town. They have stayed away from "home"
forty years, minus a few days.
The schooner Exact arrived from Cher
r,feid last Monday with lumber for the
Union Church. The doors and windows for
same are on the way from Boston--a gift
from Rev. VIM. Written, of that city.
What a pity the Fourth Of July does
not always come on Sunday, so that church
bells could be rung without disturbing the
invalids. X.
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HA>,oCR. -e-cour of Probate. Hluchill, july
Term. \. u. l~-i.
Accounts having been filed Ter settlement IN e..
tsic- Of
Lucy Adams. .Atc ~ Ca-tinc.
.cu. Adams, Executor.
benjamin Naruum late II >urry.
t.eo ". Allen. Admr.
Thomas +. Weston. late ~ Gouli-boro,
Eiwtu " leaves. Aim r.
jesse 7 Davis late u Ellsworth.
B,uj- + Davi-. Alm r.
Fred II. Hul. Miner.
u u. Esthrr, Guar.
DEpTREp-Thai the sail accountants give no
toe tn all persons Interested, hy causing a copy -
thu prirr d NJ published three weeks sncccs7.
lively IN the Ellsworth American. that they may
appear n a Probate Court. 20 ~ holden n Fills
Warth. pn th" -eCnut "Wednesday ~ August next
ten - The clock IA thc forenoon, and show cause
IL any they nave, wing inc should nat be al
lowed
5Ns, -. /. CUNNINGHAM. Judge
Au"4t - uks T.. bpRE. Register
4 true rupE ATTEST -tHts l. buER K" -i-tcT.
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Marine List.


EiIs~ orsh Port.
Wednesday, Julys.
SAILED.
sch Abigail HAYNES, Jones, Boston.
Sch Red Rover, loung, Calais.
sch Ralph X. Grant, Grant Rockand
Thursday, July g.
ARRIVED.
Sch Vesta, Spear, Boston.
Friday, July TO-
SAILED.
Sch Betsy, Tate, Bar Harbor.
sch Hussar. Bunker, Rockland.
Sch SciotO, Sadler, Bar larbor.
Mountain Foam BROOKLYN.
saturday, July II.
Sch Mineola, smith, Boston.
Sch Light of the East, Treworthy, returned Ia
repair after being ashore on Chatham Bar.
SAILED.
Sch Delaware, Sadler, Calais.
Sch Fairiealer. Pratt, Calais.
Sch VIM. Pickering, Hammond, Providence.
sunday, July Il.
ARRIVED.
Sch Adam Bowlby, Bowden New York.
Monday, July Is.
ARRIVED.
Sch Betsey, Tate Bar Harbor.
Sch Grape, Harvey, Rockland.
SAILED.
Sch David Faust, Alley, Calais.
Tuesday, July IA.
ARRIVED.
Sch J. NJ. Kennedy, Whitaker, Boston.
Dsme.sIc Psrs..
BANGOR.-sld. July 8, Sch. Abby Wasson.
Lord. New York.
BosToN.-Ar. July l0,schs. George Walter,
Smith. Deer Isle; J. NJ. Kennedy, Whitaker
Rondout.
Castine.--Sld July ., Schs. Pierce, Lord,
Boston; Laura Jones, Stevens, New York.
PHILADELPHIA.-Sld July !, Sch. Sylvanus
G. Haskell. Eaton, Bangor.
PERTH AMBoY.-sld. July s,sch Vandalia,
Alley, Ellsworth.
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Mr. Rufus Torrance, with his wife and
mother, visited relatives in town recently.
They reside in Lynn, Mass.
- Mr. Thomas Mclaughlin of Georges
Corner, has his new barn nearly finished
Everybody almost, is haying now.
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Married..

Extraordinarily 4. by Rev. +. ii. Osgood.
Mr.. Albert l.. Morgan and Miss Adele II.
Smith, both of Surry.
July $, by Rev. +. A. Herring. Mr.. John
l.. Delaittre OF Ellsworth, and Miss Addie II.
Huckins of Lamoue.
West Gouldsboro-July thy L. l.. Hill Esq,
Mr. Montgomery II. Hayey and Miss Ella A.
Bunker. both OF sullivan.
Steuben-July :. by Rev. II. W. Norton.
Mr. John q. Allen OF Boston. and Miss Annie
W. Dyer Of East sullivan.
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Obituary notices. 6epoHd the Date, Name aud Age
must be paid for at the rate Of ten cents a line,
Extraordinarily II. Mr. VIM. A. Hopkins.
aged = years, II months and days.
July IL, Mrs. Martha A.. wife OF Samuel
Royal, Jr.. aged "A years
July H. Mr.. 1ustu- A. Smith. aged 81
year, and 10 months.
stcnben-IuEy ,, Mr.. Eben Pinkham, aged
about - wears.
July I, Mrs.. Clara IIaraden, aged about -
years.
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Miss Leila NJ. Bragdon. closed her
second term of school IN district No. 10.
July 2. Those not being absent one half
day unless on account of sickness were
Martha Barron, Belle Davis. Percie Meader,
Irving Staekpole, Willie Smith, George
Meader, Walter Smith.
Miss Lena NJ Holt of Lamoine, is
visiting her uncle, Capt. Chas. s. Holt, at
Nash's Island.
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~ a Court 81 Probate holden At Rluchill. within
and for the county 1T Hancock Oh the second
"Wednesday 10 July, \. T. lSsi
A petition having been illcd PRAYING for aa-
n minis,ration the estate 81 WIN. H.
Mckenzie, late 81 Brpokiin, in said county. lie
ceased
oRnEgEp-That the Petitioner give notice ID
all persons Interested hy causin. A ruuy Of the
Order af curt thcrron,to be published three week
successfully III the Ellsworth Amrrtran a new
paper printed or published I'm Ellsworth that they
may appear At a Probate Court to be hrIt at Eil>
worth, In said county, an the Second Wc,inc ala +
Of August next, nj ten nru-'k la the forenoon aud
-h-w caU-e II any thcy have. why the PRAYER
Of said petition -houid nut hy granted.
-. L. Ct \NtNt,HAM, Judge.
Attest &C mas, T.. bOHR Register.
\ true copy, Attest < mas. y. pnRE, Register.
Bw39s
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FOR SALE IN HANCOCK.

A farm containing one hundred and six acres. a
n good dwelling house, a large barn and sheds
store ami Blacksmith shop, There Is q small
orchard, beautiful shade, trees. sifu,t.l ~
Hancock, on the Franklin road, a few rods from
The Franklin Road X. X. station fifteen minutes
rue rom Ellsworth, eight minutes ride from
popular summer resort. one duartcT nf !. nil.
from the sea shore, same distance from n n,,n,
school handy to two steam mills where men and
boys are employed the year round. The la.-t
place in Maine for Country hotel and s,or. All
Eastern travellers have to stop here to take ,rain
a me chance To put up transient teams and lpt
norses ana carry passengers and freight East.
FOR further particulars call at premises
;. MONAGHAN,
oihos9 Hancock, Me.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Bolster, Highway Surveyors Book Val
uation Book, and Collectors Tax List Books :;
also Revised Statutes Of Maine, latest Edi-
ton also new stock of Wall Papers Opaque
Window shades and fixtures, Just receis ed
and for sale at J. \. Iiac'- Book store, Els
worth
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At Court of Probate holden at RIuehill, with
In and for the county of Hancock, on the second
Wednesday OF July, 4, u. lSSj.
A petition having been filed praying for ai
n min,stratton ON the estate Of Hannah Curtis
late of BucksPort in said county. deceased
ORDERED that the petitioner give notice to all
persons Interested, by causing a copy Of the
Order uf Court thereon, to he published three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American
"A news papcr printed published in Ellsworth
that they may appear AZ Probate Court 10 be held
ut Ellsworth. in said county, ON the second
Wednesday Of August next, At ten o clock in the
forenoon, and shcw Cau~e II any they have why
the prayer u said petition should not he granted
. +. ct NNI<t,IItM. Judge
3W23' Attest -tttAs- L. DOER, Register.
\ true copy attest -tfA<. l.. ppRR, Register
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PoRTL ANp.-Ar. July 0, Sch. st. Leon, Per-
kins, Penobscot for Boston.
Sid July ., Sch. Black Warrior, Babbdge,
Deer Isle: Tiara, Chatto, Rockland Golden
Rule. Kent Swans Island.
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Horeign Ports.

CADH.-Sld. July 8. bark J. W. Dresser.
Parker, Boston.
BaRBADoEs.In port June 90. Sch. Carrie
T.. Woodbury.. Bryant, loading for New York.
spoken.
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The franklin Family School proper,.
has been sold at auction Tor $500 ID Hum
phfvy Purington Of lop>ham.
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At Court of Probate holden at Bluehill within
and for the county of Hancock, on the second
Wednesday OF July, A. d. ISS5
A petition having been filed praying for ad-
n ministration on the estate of William Green,
late OF Brooksvilie in said county. deceased;
ORDERED That the Petitioner give notice To all
persons interested by causing q copy OF the
orer of Court thereon, to he published
three weeks successfully In the Ellsworth Amrri
can a newspaper printed or published IN Els
worth. that they may appear at Probate Court
10 be held at Ellsworth, in said county, on the
second "Wednesday of August next mt ten oclack in
the forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have,
why the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted.
3weas O. p CUNNINGHAM Judge
Attest .-CHAs, 7. DORR. Register
true copy, Attest ;-CHas. L. DORg, Register.
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At a Court Of Probate held at BluehtIl within
AMI for the county of Hancock, on the second
Wednesday of July, A. D., lsS5.
petition having been filed praying for adj
n ministration on the estate of Lemue Harper
late of Penobscot, in said county, deceased
ORDERED, That the petitioner give notice
Ia all persons interested, hv causing a COPY
OF the Order Of Court, thereon, to he published
three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Amer
lean n newspaper printed or published in Els
worth, that they may appear at Probate Court
Ia be held at Ellsworth. In said Comfy on the
second Wednesday Of August next, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, and -hew cause IL amy they have
why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted.
q. Z. CT NNTNGHA AN, Judge
sw2g. Attest -CHAs r. bonn. Register
true copy Attest ,-CHA-. Z. DORR. Register
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The Coburn Estates.


he INVENTORIES Of the estates OF Ahner
Cohurn and fhilander Cohurn were filed
IN the office OF the Judge Of Probate fer
Somerset county, Wednesday as follows:
AB>ER conrR>'s ESTATE.
Real Estate. Observation-Disclosures l6l. 1910
Goods and ttaitel> '.'.......... :? .@i.4
h'Tht' ana 're'''is 100 5000
nIon1,1
RIM ,<nrp c,sts>,s rsr,rr
p.,l r.,,,. .,a,s,,-,