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Dead Letter List.

List Of letters remaining in the
Sardis Postoilice, which If not called
for ia 80 days will he sent to the
Dead Letter office, Washington,
d. c.:
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Those desiring to buy beautiful
Christmas presents should be sure
to first call and see the many attrac-
tions at Rudisill's.
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1 devote all Of my time and
money to the grocery business,
exclusiyely; bur strictly for easn
and sell cheaper than the cheapest
everything in the grocery aud con-
iectionery line.
III. Hrxprnsox.
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State Of Mississippi, chancerY
panola County. }court

To Florence Hill. and John ". Hill,
whose. post office address is Bufori.
Giles county Tennessee, and William
Hill and Mrs sallie Murphy whose post
ofHce address i- Cariefssilie, Parker
county Texas. You are commanded TO
appear before the Cbanccry Court Of The
it Court District oithe County Of panola
in saiil State. ON the 2nd Monday Of Feb
ruary, 1885. 70 plead answer or defnur TO
the petition Of I. A. fIill. administrative
oi the Estate Of W. g. iIiII decsas.sl, for
sale ofland % Iay debts wherein you are
Defendants.
Nov. 9th. 1855.
W. j. Easf. =. X Blann.
81 chanre-y uert
ny ". W. Smith. D. G.
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For Sale or Rent.

Ny plantation, six miles east
Of Como, containing six hundred
and eighty acres, in high state
of cultivation-four hundred acres
Of good tlllable land; bran>new
steam-gin in good running order
plenty of good water, fine orchard
and ample houses for tenants.
Will sell or rent on easy terms.
Il. ID. PARTEE,
Nov. 9th, 1885. Cono, Miss.
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l., narl II supervisors met
|.Ji. Monday and at Batcsville
| their last meeting.
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..ss our fltrmer friends
',,sh.erctl many a fat pork"
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\, osr Dqmerstic Board Of
|''..,.,,. viii meet at sardls the
\ Monday 10 January
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|upe @s'i I" monthly
\ rusHlny la'i.
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New Flour! New Flour!

BY the barrel and half barrel NJ
lowest price at
J. J. IlEYDERsoNs.
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Black Squirrel Wanted.

will pay 500 for ALIVE BLACK
SQUIRREL sent c. o. d. by express
10 me.
s. H. CARuTHERs.
No. 4l6 Main 81.
HEMPHIs. Tenn.
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| a.. maaty ohieerafc busy
Il, ,baif ofIieial I"od'
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New stock OF clocks and jowelry
cheap at Rudisills.
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Go TO l.. Fishel's for custom
made Shoes.
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y.tsdiy uiII bcon Ffi'
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+. Fishel has received beauti'
fnl line of Dress goods cheaper than
anywhere.
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rth,w,lltm Christmas
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Bucklcn s Arnica ssIve

The pest salve in the world foi
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores. letter,
chappcd Hands, chilblains, Corns,
and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. II is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box.
Al Henderson Bros. Sept. Q, 'a.
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A GARD.

To all who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions Of
youth, nervous weakness, carly
decay, loss of manhood, &c, ] will
send Il recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by u mis-
sionary in South America. Send
a self.addressed envelope to the
REV. JosEPH T. ISMAY, Sdijm D.
.Nec Kork City.
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Buy you a new clock at Rudisill's.

=
OFFICE or JACOBS Pharmacy.
ATLANTA, June II, 1884 !
Six months ago we had no demand
for Is. B. b., but now our retoil de-
mand is such that we are forced 10
buy in two gross lots. We attri.
butte the rapid and enormous de-
mund to the comparative size and
price Of b. b. B., (being large bot
ties for s1.00) and its positive mer-
IL. The fact Of its containing To-
dide of Potash renders IL more val
liable as a Blood Remedy. II sells
well and gives our customers en-
tire satisfaction. Our sales have
increased 800 per cent. within a
few months.
JACOBS PHARMACY,
Per Fred i. Palmer, NJ. d.
We have been handing B. u. b.
only a few months, and take pleas
ure in saying IL is superseding all
all other Blood Remedies. IL sell:
we'll, gives our customers entire
satisfaction, and we cheerfully rec
ommend 1t in preference 10 any
other Blood Purifier.
ASHER & MOORE, Druggists,
Atlanta, Ga
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ante,I

Everybody to know that J. J..
Henderson keeps the best 3 cent
cigar ia town.
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Call and examine the new stock
of jewelry at Rudislll's.
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Go to L. Fishel's for Dress Goods
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-03-18

Deep seated In small of back. fometimss On
one and sometimes On both sides, extend
Ing DOWN. ards towards inside Of thigh,
scanty and high colored urine, with Cons
tipati0n, were the symptoms nj Kidney
Disease that afflicted me, said Hon. b. Is.
TbOmas, Treasurer Penobecot Co Bangor
Me. ! have been cured By Baows's SAB
sAPAHILLA and heartily recommend 1t to
my ffieDsa.
G. II. DuDton, Of Hampton, was foreman
of the Stewart Mine. While setting
pump be strained himself, causing serious
Kidney Disease. How often this bappebs;
a sudden wrench, an over exertion. or
violent jar brings Kidney Disease. Mr.
DuDton would have severe swelling across
the abdomen, his food would become sour
on his stomach, together with paius across
the back and hips. He tried many RENE
dies, sought assistance in various direction
and at last bought Browns SAR-APARiLIA
and by the use Of two bottles "as entirely
cured.
"If you have sharp pain
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PORTLAND ME- Feb. 18th 1885.

After three years of suffering from acute
and chronic pain, and finding "eief out
of the question, under the best IN ,dicnl
skill of The several Physicians, who have
attended me, find mysel: 81 restored To
health, that | aT again able to earn my
own living. In fact, have been constant
ly employed for over six months, aud am
at present earning over $40 per month
| have deferred writing this till positively
sure that the relief was lasting, and there
was to be no return OF affections Inow
acknowledge the cause OF my great relief
from pain and | may as well add, the saw
ing of my life Is due entirely to DR.. Co
nants Compound Vapor Bath. will no,
attempt to describe my complaints, as my
case bafiied the skill of the very best medi-
cal talent Suffice is to say, | was Il great
sufferer and have been restored in spite of
the universal opinion of friends and ply.
scians, that there was no hope for me aud
| know this simple treatment has done 1t.
Money cannot buy my Apparatus: and
fail to find words /, express my gratitude
Tor this deliverance.
Truly Yours,
ID B. MEsIRvE.
Witnessed by MRS ID. B. MEslRvE.
PORTLAND Jan. 18th 1885.
Having been familiar with the condition
of Mr.. ID. B. Mesirve during his long and
severe line s, we can fully endorse the SEN
timents of the written litter.
THOMAS G. LOVING, Pharmacist.
B. II. ORDwAY, NJ ID.
3w10 r. l.. DODGE NJ. d.
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PITTsFIELD. 1dcertiser says: Rev.
l.. l.. Hanscom will deliver The Memorial
Address b. fore Stephen Davis POST on Me-
mortal Day lit is quite probable that the
students OF Maine Central Institute will es-
tablsh school paper the coming year.
Such a publication as they contemplate
would prove beneficial alike to The school
and the scholars. The total cost of poor
the past ye was $3.50 81 The town paid
Tor cemeteries, etc, $3.50 81; for repairs
on sewers, $49.76 Tor fire departm, n
500 63 cost of perambulating toAn lines,
$SS 80; fitting up lookup, S2l.50; pnd for
repairing roads and bridges, Sl,315 sc; re-
pairing and rebuilding sidewalks, SAIL OF !;
breaking roads, 81, l6l SO; town otlicers'
bills, $433 %. Assessments mnd receipts
for the past year, SIP, ABA 46 Resources,
March l, 1885, sll ,0s6 "A. standing
liabilities, SIS, 529,97. Debt OF the town,
SIS, 443 %. Reduction OF the Indebtedness
the past year, $l,4l5.04. Number of polls
assessed, $50. Poll tax, So 90. Rate of
taxation, 10 mills. The ). s COMMITTEES
report that the schools In the severni dis
tricts have been very successful the past
year They strongly advocate the adop-
ton of the "town SYSTEM"
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ONifN01.U.

The Sudden death of Mrs. S. w. Law
wave { sorrow over many hearts in this
community, aside from those connected to
her by ties of relationship. Her Illness
covered period of only three or four
days, and her condition was not considered
critical until an hour or two before she
passed quietly away, without pain. One
by one. the frosts of sixty-two winters had
come and nestled softly in her hair until it
lay like fleecy crown about her head, and
the cheerful word and smiling face con.
verified the SHOWS of years into an added
grace.
In her circle of friends she was much
beloved, but words are inadequate to ex-
press the sorrow aud loss In the home
where she was like strong aud steadfast
pillar OF strength, upon which all could
lean OF her it could truly he said, "rhe
heart of her husband doth safely trust in
her, and her children arise up, and call her
blessed" The sympathy of the whole
community goes out to the hereaved hus.
band, who bias for thirty five years ,ur-
neyed along the highway of life, side by
side with that faithful, helpful soul, and to
the son and daughter, to whom she was n
true aud loving mother. E,pe tally devo'-
ed To home and family. she laid upon that
shrine the gleaniugs OF her life, and in the
twilight, could lay aside the sicki, with
sense OF duty we'll performed.
When good man dies, the community
in which he lived honors Itself in paying
respect to his ashes, and eulogizng his
character and good deeds. When good
woman dies, wound, which refuses TO
heal, is carried in the hearts of her friends,
aid although we may clothe 1t about with
all the gentle and loving memories which
constantly recur to us, the tender spot re
maius, to lie guarded carefully and kept
sacred TO her memory. SO will it he with
our friend who has passed or before.
Let her own wofks praise her in the
gates"
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-03-18

- ATHENs.--The receipt of the Athens
Band from their entertainment at Hartland
were S25. A good time was the general
verdict. >. Mr.. Hoyt Tucker, former res
ident of A. is at home for short vacation
Mr.. T. is graduate of Bates and has been
very successful as principal of large
Academy in N. H....A. II Smith, of Ban
gor, is in town, visiting Kleber Wade, who
was classmate of his III Kent's Hill. ...
Sewall Littlefeld has hired the town farm,
for the coming year and will board the
paupers thereon for 81 per week. Mrs.
Fred Hight has sold her farm to John
Hight of Skowhegan for $4,000 and will
move 10 the village as soon as arrange
ments can be made .... There ar only two
aspirants for the Post Office, Charles Dore
and our landlord Asa Emery, and some,
who think they know, say the latter will be
the successful individual.
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Caleb FessendeD, who lives on the Odln
road in Bangor, Ne, gives the following
testimony of the virtues OF BROWNS SAE-
sAPARILLA: For the past ten yeais | have
been troubled with a severe pain IN the
chest exieDdlUg 10 the liver and kidneys.
| was 30 untitled for labor that | could not
,cork full dry. | commenced To take
BROWNS -AH-APAgIILA and the pains left
my chest, hips, liver and kidneys. feel
ike new man, and an able 10 do a faAl
day's ,cork | shall always he pleased to
tell people of The power of BROWNS SAR-
sAPARIILA.
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BATE NOTICES


TO aIl person. Interested in eitherof
the Estates hereinafter named.
COL XII OF PROBATE held ct okowhe
n gan, ~itnin and Tor the County of Somerset, on
t4e IuEsDaT OF MAR. IN the year OF our Lord one
iE0u-aad. eight nguGreu ard eighty five; the fo,
Owing Da-iue-s having been Presented For acton
81: That notice thereof be giye1 to all persou- il
tere-ied b, eau.lns co,y Of hi. ortert 10 be pub
Reporter, and Mon Advocate news paper. pu,
llshcg Il SAID county. that they may appear al
Probate Court, 10 be held al -ad Skovh at tn.
Probate Office. oil the lst TUESDAY oY April.
next, at rns Of the clock in the forenoon. and be
heard thereon and oblee, If they see cause.
STEPHEN l.. HILTON, lafe Of Cinaan deeease I'D
nfr1 nsmei the eir.
WILLIAM Z. STE ART late Of skowheean, de-
erase9 III pfe-enfed 1ot pToaste BY George W.
stewart the Il u'or AIMED therein.
DAVID sTERRY. late of stark. deceased VIII
resented for probate by Thomas Buswell, the
1or named therein
SARAH HINcLEY, lac OF Norri ,gewock deee,s-
e,i. IL presented prob4le b. Moses N. Gout4,
the executor uafu therein
SARAH Turkey. late Of F.iraell, q, ceasei
Petition tor tc-A-- 10 -si re.. e>;aie, -enfed ny
td~ar! T. Tah ). adrain,trsier,
STEPHEN II. LINDSEY. ate II Sorri lgewock,
deceased. Petition 4rr license 10 EEL estate,
presented by execu'or.
ANUS HILTON. lzts of Emblem, deceased. Wild
oW'r APP cation ioE allowance Presented.
SAMUEL FAhkfR. "a u Ne~ porf md. 5ace4>-
cd. " idlw ap,i eau u Tor low 4nr- .r.>c ed
GEoRpE y. 1IPPER, late Of ia r;ield, deceased
"i1vw'- app cation for allowance aid GdmuIsfra-
ior'- petition for license 10 sci personal estate pre-
>eni,d
ErHRA1a DUNLAP. Ite Of Netc r, aecea,ed.
tlF-l account ,re- ui.d fo- allowance bs Herr T
troswrli. adnHu strltur
ABlJAH Joy, ate Of s'ars.. deceased. Third
ace ui.i u Thomas Lu.seii, Adn'f pa scented for
allowance.
john o. GARDNER ate ~ Canaan. deceased
Aoetaitif James Iib5 It's. executor presented lor
allowance.
MARY \. POWERS. ls'e Of Madison. deceased
flr7i and iinal -ccon"t presented for Allowance by
Narren ku->e / Adm +.
MATHEW y. sANBoRN. late Of Scion deceased
Final account pr, SERTED fer allowance by David
Patterson, GlaIaian-
JOEL FLETCHER. late of NJ olson deceased
First accouni presented for allowance ~ David
Patterson. ADM.
ALM1RA WENTWORTH. lac Of Cornyll e
deceased. First account presented for allowance by
Marin smith, Executor.
HUMPHREY BURRiLL. late of skowhegsn, de-
ceased. First account presented for allowance by
Aio-z Richardson. Executor.
LUCY Ro!E>. late of skew cyan deceased
petition 81 Frank Colby 10 be released as surety
m BIZ d. OF q F. Boi-, Executor prese1t ted
presented
MICHAEL GROVES, Lite # Norriagewo k, dece-
aSed, Peiit on | r license 10 rouvty real estate
acAGirs to eontrac;, presented by john (. Hatch
nd susan J Hatch.
EZRA WINsLnW, late OF New Portland. decea sed
peiUnn Ter decree of di>trbni. presented by
iloNari W Ia colt, Executor.
TURNER BU>WELL, Judge
A true COPY a tho original order.
Arrests II. GOODWIN. Register.
P.s Office add1cs<, judge, Scion; Register, show
he-ar 3tl0
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Messenger Notice.

STATE OF MAINE
SuMgRsET SIS. COURT OF INSOLVENCY
In tn, case OF Ora +. Emery Irso,veat Dcbior.
This is to give notice that on the 10th ,lay of NJ
A. ID. 1875 warrant IN Insolvency was issued by
Turner Buswel Judge of Court OF Insolvency for
said County Of Somerset, against the estate Of sad
Ora + Emery of the Forks, Maine adjndged
to be an insovent debtor, on petition Of said debtor
which petition was flied on the 10Th day OF March.
A. d. 1855, to which date interest claims is 10 be
computed. That the payment OF any debts to or by
"a d debtor and the transfer and delivery OF any
property by him are forbidden by law. That meet
ing of the creditors OF said debtor, to prove their
debts and choose one more as-g Of his estate,
will be he'd at Court Of Insolvency to he holden
at the Probate court Room in said Skowhegan. on
the 9Th day OF April A. d. 1885, at one O'Clock in
the afternoon.
Given under my hand the date frs, above written.
b. NJ STEWARD,
Deputy sheriff Messenger OF said Court Of Insol-
vcncy 2tll
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Passengers Notice.

STATE nF MAINE.
SOMERSET ss. Court OF INSOLVENCY
In the case of George Laid lnso,ent Debtor
This l. 10 1--WE notice that the Tenth day O
March, a. b. 1885. warrant in IN olvency iss
ued by Turner hnswei, Judge of Court OF Insolvency
for said County of Somerset ayuinsed the estate Of
said George L4dd OF Starks, adjudged 10 be al
insovent debtor, on petition of sand debtor, which
1855 to which date interest Oh claims is to be com
puttd That the payment IF any debts to OF by rai(
debtor and The transfer and delivery OF any property
by hun are forbidden ty law. That meeting Of III,
cred tors OF raid debtor, prove their debts AZ,
choose one or more as-ignees OF his cstac, will b,
held II G iurt Of insolvency TO be hodcA at tn,
I'ru0at- Court Room in aaid Skowhegan. on tn,
seventh day Of April A. ID. 1885, one O'Clock iii III,
afternoon.
Given under my hand the date first above written
Il. VI STEWARD.
Deputy Sheriff M Messenger of said Courto Of Inso
ychcy. 2i1l
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-03-18

FAIRFIELD The saw mills are being re-
paired preparatory TO the summer opera
lions. The cut of the logs will not be so
amount of lumber manufactured will fall
off slightly. The lumrermen are looking
for better prices. /. Joseph P. Blunt, an
old and respected citizen and formerly
postmaster at this place, is very sick of
tai disorder, and can live but few days at
the most.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-03-18

Said Mr. Abbie Hafb4ch, Webster ST ,
Bangor, NJ. II have been told By medical
men that my Kidney ID sease WAS incurable.
have regaioed good health by using
BROWNS SAgsAPA.iLLA. consider i
wonderful fof toDlng up and iDyigoratlDg
the system, Il is OF great value in many
of those troubles peculiar 10 our sex"
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-03-18

FAIRFIELD.-One night last week a young
man hired team at the livery stable of II.
c. Hight to go to Somerset Mills, promis-
ing to return the same evening As he did
not return Mr.. Hight started the next
morning in pursuit. He traced the team
through Skowhegan and Canaan into De-
troit, where he found the young man try
ing to trade away the horse. He bought
team and driver back to Fairfield, had the
young man arraigned for theft The youth
gave his name as Harry Lone and acknow-
edged that he meant to steal the team. He
is a graduate of tn Reform School which
seems to be an excellent institution for he
production of horse thieves. The case
not being within the Jurisdiction of a JUS
tice for punishment, Lone was sent to Jail
in default of 5000 bail.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-03-18

ATHENS B. Eaton, Esq, Collector of
Athens for 1884, collected during the week
ending March I'd, 1000 town funds. A
good weeks work. If any town of about
the same size has done better, Mr.. Eaton
would like to hear OF 1t and be will try
again.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-03-18
Il Looming Camp IUaOH Meeting.

MIR. EDIroR The town OF Moxle held
its election Monday, the ninth day ef
March, with the result named:
Moderator, F. G. Hayden; Clclk, ID
McAdam; Assessors and Overseers OF the
Poor, &. Davis, ID. Farmer. G, Llttl field !:
Treasurer, Caieo Davis; Agent, Mckinley
Corbett; School Committee, Warren Dur
gin; Constable and Collector, John C..
Knapp; Special Committee To enforce
Fish and Game Law, w. McDnngil. Levi
Spotfard; Fence Viewer aud Field Driver,
Geo. Spohold Rlised FOR sup ior, of
schools, $1,000, Tor repair OF roAJs and
for support of poor, $1,000 Vo'ed 10 tar
dogs. and to pay mills on the doilar Tor
collecting. No party lines drawn.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Having disposed Of a half interest in my bushes
o Mr. II. l.. Robinson hereby give notice to ali
Indebted To me that they must call and tie with
o days, vs. all accounts not c,osed before
hpll 18th will BIZ loit with Merrill anu Coffin for
collection.
This Is important, ms intend to make a business
trip west AT that time and shall need the cash due
+. ). HALL.
Skow hogan, March l6, 1885. 3wlls
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Notice Of Co-Partnership.

The undersigned hereby give notice that they have
thi~ d.y formed Copartueiship, for The carrying on
OF the dry and fancy 20 DIS business under The firm
naue Of Robinson and Han.
II. L. ROBINSON.
f. 5, II ALL.
Skowhegan, March 10th, 1898,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-03-18

MERCER.-Mr. Roswell Maxwell, an aged
citizen OF this village, is in feeble health
and his recovery Is very doubtful. :. "A
new town road is agitatiDg the minds of
the people at present. 1.-THE eclipse was
watched by many and pronounced grand.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-03-18

HARrLAND.-Thele was a gathering o
prominent breeders from different portions
OF the State, at the farm of g. ]. Shaw Of
Hartland, on Wednesday last, and regu-
lar stock raiser festival was participated
in, winding up In the evening with grand
banquet.
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Notice..

hereby forbid sll persons harboring o. Trusting
my SON DIN b. Hunewill on my account as | sha
not pay any debts OF his contracting alter this date.
and shall collect his wages. -
ID. s. HUNEWELL.
Madison, March. 10th, 1885. stil'
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SrETsoN. NJ, Feb. 9th, 1854.

STETsoN. M, Feb. 9th, 1854.
ARA WARREN, Esq, Bangor, Me-. Dear
Sir Il have used what Is known as
BROWNS SARsAPARILLA in my practice,
prescribing 1t for low ate of Blood, for
weakness peculiar to females, and especial
ly for Kidney and Liver troubles. | have
always met with success whenever | have
used it. Being familiar with the compost
ion of BROWNS sARsAPARILLA pronounce
IL to be happy combination OF pure medi-
cines. destined, have no doubt, to become
famous as blood, kidney and liver correct
i've. l. w. TlBBErTS, NJ. d. Stetson, Me.
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

Wheas lleweyn A. st nchfeld of Athens in the
comfy OF somerset ON the twenty eghth day of
september ID. 1880, by his deed of mortgage OF
that dnr, recorded IN somerset Registry OF Deeds
Book l6i Page 2t9. conveyed TO the Subscr Der q
cert in piece ,rce OF land situated sail Town OF
Athens and described follows to writ. Being
The SOU h pant Of lot humber Sovoaty-two and is
the SANE premisla conveyed to said stinchfed by
LILA =. Russell By deed recorded In Somerset Reg
isiry of de ds Book l52 Page 2d3 and reference is
here made to SAID iced for particular DESCRIPTION
of said PREMISE. Also another, parcel OF land in
said Athens and described As follows, 10 wit: Being
part of said lot number Seventy two and Is the
same premises conveyed to said Stnchfed by Eliza
q. Lake ly deed recorded in said Registry Book
1855 rage hS2 and reference is hero made to SAID deed
i"r particular description of said premises, to s.
the payment of certain promissor, notes therein
described And as the conditions of said mortgage
have BE- EN- broken, claim foreclosure of the same
according TO the Statute in such cas-. made and
provided, aud give this notice for that purpose
BENJAMIN +. ROWELL.
thens. March, 10th. lhe5 3tll*
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-03-18

1t is very delicious TO the taste, and can
be administered to infants without the
sliehtes danger. Jadwin's Pine Tar Syrup.
Sold b. Geo. Cushing.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-03-18

with tired, languid feeling, bearing down
pain, &C., you may be sure" says Mrs.
Chas. Bracket of liermon. Ne, "that sou
have Kidney Disease. have been cured
OF severe case by BROWNS SARsAPAHILLA
alter | had employed many doctors with
out benefit. Have been confined to my
home IN times past, but am now in good
health"