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TO BRIDES TIE RIVER

At this point. which is thought to be
likely to carry. A party Of bridge build.
ers are said to be willing to construct
fine bridge here at the small cost Of
Sl2, 900. Here would be another outlet
and inlet 10 and from East Los Angeles.
Il would be one OF the finest drives or
walks ia the city. From the business
center Buena Vista street can be reached
at half dozen points without crossing
the railroad tracks at all. The east side
az the river can be reached by carrying
this bridge above the tracks with this
same desirable result. 1t is the only
route which leads across the river with
out crossing the tracks Of the. railroads
one or more times. II leads by one OF
the most slightly quarters Of the city,
presenting on all sides tine views rescn-
ing as far as the ocean and overlooking
ali parts Of tho city. IL is more than
probable that were ihe thing properly
presented to Senator STAFFORD that the
railroad company could be induced TO
AID ID this erc4: work for the good Of
fs> people, and relieving .he region
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-14
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Al meeting OF the Board Of Dlree ors Of
the Los ANGELES COUNTY BANk held
january Sth, 1856, dividend mo. 20) Of nina
dollars per share was declared, payable I'M
mediately n, Ia hAuNhlNs
lao I'm 8, crethry.
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The minor Courts.

Hart vs.. Kimball.
Day vs.. Hung Lee.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-10-27
County Clippings

The Kcnnebec Framing Co, have just
completed large hotel four nice cot
taccs, and three large dwelling houses.
They are receiving large orders for their
celebrated window frames from Boston
wholesale dealers.
Sunday afternoon the store house Of
Mr.. Everett Goodrich, farmer living
about two miles from Athens village, was
burned, with all its contents, consisting
of two sleighs. sleds, farming tools, etc.
Mr. Goodrich estimates his loss at $500
There was boiler in rhc building where
he boiled food FOR his hogs. The fire is
supposed to have caught from the chin
ney.
The Fairfield Furniture Company are
shipping furniture to the povinces,
Dealers there prefer to send here where
they can get the latest styles and best
made goods and pay duty of thirty-iivc
per cent. This speaks well for the com
pany
The Pittsneld Advertiser says: Joanna
Higher pauper of Ripley, about 10 years
old hung herself last Thursday with a
skein of yarn attached to the bed post in
her room, when found she was on her
knees and was dead
John Smith, of Brighton, killed n bear
which weighed four hundred pounds the
other day. Bears are very plenty up
there this season.
The Anson Aduocate says Mr.. Davis OF
the Portland Packing Co., when he was
in town last week made the farmers the
same offer for their corn another season
providing they would subscribe 300 acres
by the first of November. Supt Emery
has the books and has already taken n
good number of acres during the past
week The lease expires November LIST,
and immediate action is necessary.
What will you do?
The Somerset reporter., 1886-10-27
Railroad Facilities.

The citizens of this village are not en-
tircly satisfied at going back to the old
schedule of trains that gives them but
one direct train to and from points he
yond Watcrylle each day. On the other
train from Skowhegan To Boston delay
Of hours j. made at Wateryille and on
the train from Boston to Skowhegan a
delay of 81 honrs at Watcryille. making
them exceedingly inconyenient trains for
any person to take Whose time i worth
anything to them.
What would accommodate Skowhesan
to a charm would be to have a light train
an engine and one car similar 10 the
Dummy" train that runs between Au-
gusta and Gardiner, leave Waicryille for
Skowhegan on arrival OF tie "Jewetl.
train from Portland and return 10 connect
with the train from Bangor tn Portland
and Boston at go p NJ.
The advantages of this arrangement To
the travelling public and to business men
in Skowhcgan can he readily seen. II
would also give Skowhcgan the daily
morning papers of the State at about
m IL A. NJ, whereas VIC now have To
wait until 30 7 NJ
The Somerset reporter., 1886-10-27
STATE NEWS.

Gov. Robbie and his wife will 20 to
Philadelphia next month and attend the
annual meeting of the National Grange
which will convene Nov. 10th. The Gov
erner has been designated to respond to
the address Of welcome by the Mayor OF
Philadelphia.
Thirty ship carpenters went from Bath
to Detroit Michigan and were hired by
by Knights OF Labor there to leave the
county and paid $1,000. They left the
town hut went to work in Gibralter,
Wayne county. The Michigan men claim
that the Maine men violated their prom
Use. Extensive ship yards close down
and 800 men are thrown out of employ
mcnt.
A railroad meeting was held at Monsoon
Friday evening to SECURE subscriptions to
the fund necessary to be raised to secure
the extension o fthe railroad from IIar-
mony to Grcenvile. The sum Of Sl20,
000 or ~ 900 per mile, will be necessary,
and of this onc-t ird is aid to be already
pledged from source that can be relied
on. Monson is in debt, and can do moth.
ing in its corporate capacity, but the
Slate argues that every man owning
in Monsou can well AFFORD to
subscribe five to ten per cent of its assess
ed valuation to secure standard guage
railroad to that town, because his proper
ty will be worth from 30 to 80 per cent
more the minute the road reaches there
The Somerset reporter., 1886-10-27
biZDy \ Buck,
70 Water Street.
Notice of Foreclosure.

whereas Asa Mcclure, In his capacity ~
Attorney for Philander Mcclure duly author
ICED by power Of attorney, recorded in t the
and also In his own right. by mortgage decd
dated the twenty second day Of May A. d. ISIS
and recorded in the somerset Registry or Deeds
in Vol. $780, on page 1873, conveyed to Reuel w.
Robinson certain pieoe or parcel OF land sit
and being the same premises described in
deed from Daniel Barker to Asa Mcclure, da'
ted November LIST 1884, and recorded In tho
Somerset ReSi'try Of Deeds Vol. g. page 25
Also one other piece Of land situated In SAID
Cornville, being the Same premises conveyed
deed dated July 80 h ls44. and recorded In Som.
ersct Registry. Vol. 81. page N; reservins
from the 6rst Described premises Two parcels
conveyed by said Asa Mcclure to Rhoda Nc.
Daniels and one parcel Of three acres conveyed
to Philip Gardiner; and also reserving from
veyed by said Asa Mcclure to Jedediah hcLuer;
and whereas the said Reuel W Robineonby his
deed Of assignment. dated May 2nd, 1881, record"
ed in Vol III OF Somerset Registry OF Deeds,
on page 50, conveyed said mortgage and the
debt thereby secured to Clement Norton; and
whereas Livouia .. Bridge, Margaret /. savage:
and william n. Norton, heirs and le4atees OF
said Clement Norton, conveyed said MORTGAGE
and the debt thereby secured to James Fl. Fog
BY their deed Of assignment dated Oct. 7th 1886
istry on page 31s; and whereas the said Jame,
Fl. Fogg, by his deed OF Assignment dateu
October 10th 1890, and recorded In the Somerset
Registry of deeds, Vol. 18S. page 342 conveyed
said mortgage and the debt thereuy secured 10
me- and whereas the condition Of said mortg'
Of the breach OF the condition thereof, claim
''o''''0'''e Oh '"'' "o''s Henry J. roGo.
BY Merrill & Coffin, his Attorneys. swi
The Somerset reporter., 1886-10-27
PROBATE NOTICES.
To all persons Interested In either of the
Estate hercina fer named.


Estate hereinafter named.
Alta COURT OF PROBATE held at akow-
n hogan, within and for the County OF Somer-
act on the I'd TUESDAY OF Oct. In the year OF
our Lord one thousand, eight hundred and eight,
for action there upon hereinafter indicated, II Is
hereby Ordered That public notice thereof be
to all TO .hs1 the q. sn
Hkow hogan at the Probate Office on the second
Tuesday of November next at n inc of the clock
In the forenoon. nnd he hearu thereon ana Cd
ject II they see cause.
WARD sPOONER. late OF New Portland. de
cea-cd. VIII p esented for probate by Mary
l.. SpOoner the Exccutrix named therein.
SARAH BARTON, late OF New Portland, de-
ceased. VIII presented for probate by Hiram
Paine the Executor named therein.
BETsEY FLANDERS, late OF Cornrlla de
ceased Petition for appointment Of Frazier
Parsons Administrator presented by Hannah
Longfellow daughter of the deceased.
MOODY DAVIS. late Of Harmony, deceased
Petition for license TO sell and convey Real
Estate, presented by Hannah y. DhSls, 6uir-
dian OF minor heirs.
CHARLES W. NOVEL;, late of Madison, de
ceased. Petition for License to sell and convey
Real Estate presented by Emma ID; NOVEL;
JOHN l. DAVIS, late of st. Adams, deceased
Account of Mary A. Davis Administrators pre-
sehtcd.
JUsTUs HERsEY, late of Ripley deceased.
Fir-t Account or Allen Merrill ADMINISTRATOR
presented.
EASTMAN JONES, late Of Athens, deceased
Second and final Account of Chhrles Dore
Administrator de bonis non. with the Will an
neXcd presented.
NICHOLAS FOLSOM. Late of Cornville de-
ceased First and final Account OF Daniel 3.
Wiley Administrator presented.
RUFUS GOODRIDGE, late of Canaan, de
ceased Second and final Account OF George
W. johnson Executor presented.
SUSAN FARNSwORTH, late OF Norridge-
wock, deceased. Final Account of Increase
Blake Administrator filed by Sarah F. Blake,
hi- Executrix.
CORA d. NYE, late of Fairfield. deceased
First and final Account OF A. N. Greenwood
Guardian presented.
RICHARD TRIP. late of Embden. deceas-
ed Petition Of Lorenzo ii. Moulton to he re-
leased ms surety on Bond OF Emily =. Trip. Ex-
ccutrix and for said Executrix TO file her first
Account in said Estate presented.
TURNER BUSWELL, Judge.
Attest: =. IL. GOoD~ IN. Regi-ter.
Post Office address, Judge, Scion; Register.
SkowheRan. 3w2
The Somerset reporter., 1886-10-27
GEN ERAL NEWS

1t is estimated at the treasury that the
ultimate issue OF the new 81 and S2 silver
certificates may aggregate $50, 900,
and Of the 50 silver certificates, sGo. 900,
600.
Three large cracks in the earth have
just been discovered on top of Flat Top
mountain, adjacent to the Pocahontas
coal mines, In Tazwell county, Va, evil
IDENTIFY caused by the earthquake
Secretary Manning's health continues
to improve, even under the pressure Of
his official duties. He comes to the de-
partmcnt every day and works steadily,
though for somewhat shorter hours than
formerly Mr., Fairchild continues to act
as secretary, and 80 relieves Mr. Manning
from great deal Of routine work besides
helping in the details of the secretary's
forthcoming annual report Mr. Man
ming, however, is ut the head of the de.
partment, directing its policies and decid-
ing Important questions.
The lesson of the great strike of the
pork packers in Chicago Is the loss OF
$500, 900 in wages to the men who struck
and the loss of employment to 20OO of
the strikers, whose places have been filled
by men who were before unemployed
1t Is stated that statue of Miles Stand
ish, the doughty Pilgrim warrior, will be
placed before the public gaze of Boston
citizens In June next. In juxta.
position should be erected the statues of
handsome John Alden and the lovely
Priscilla. They did the most for their
country.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-10-27

So NoER1pGrWook Edwin Wyman
met With quite a severe accident last
Thursday by being thrown ont Of a wag-
on. di>localing HI lrft shoulder DIR.
Yarnty rendered the surgical add.
rniou meetings are continued all through
lhi- week. \ goedly nunbsr have found
the saviour precions 10 their SOULS.
business Is dull Al several of the coat
shops Elder Susent MAS severely in
jurcd by a fan at Madison Bridge one
DAY lat week -. Elmer Dyer has in his
possession good sized coon...C A.
Whiting Is IA build II house on Mercer
street -. Robert tlu-sey is very low with
typhoid pneumonia, with no hopes Of his
recovery. "a gooaly nnmber went to
Pennington SUNDAY To view the ruins.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-10-27
Maine Cent? r. r.
GRANGE OF TIVE.

On and after Monday, Oct. 90, 1886, Trains will
fu us follows:-
Passenger FraiD Leaves Skowhegau. for all
points west At 20 A. N. Passenger Train Ar
river al Skowhcgan s 35 p. N.
Mixed Train leaves Skowhegan at2 so, =. M ,
and arrives att 30 A. NJ, every morning except
Monday. Mai on all trains out and in.
The p. ". mixed train connects at Watervie
with train for Bangor, Bar Harbor and st. John,
and enables passengers to Jake night Pullman for
Portland and Boston.
During the Winter the Morning train from
Pnrtlsnd Will run through to Bangor, leaving
Watfrville at 10 80 A. NJ, arriving Bangor l9.10
7. NJ. Returning leaves Bangor 12B P. M. for
Portland and Waterville $50 +. NJ. thus making
fair connections from and to skowhesan.
On Monday Mornings II Freight train leaves
skowhegan at 10 A. "a. and arriving on satur-
days At 500 p. NJ.
tAY>ON TUCKER, Gent Manager.
r. u. BOUTHBY. Gen Pase'r Agt. tie
The Somerset reporter., 1886-10-27
SherFs Sale.
SOMERSET So:

SOMERSET So:
TAKEN thls 25th day OF October, A D.
1885, on Execution, dated October It'll. A. D.
1885, issued on . JUDGMENT rendered BY the
Supreme Judicial Court for the County som
erset at the Term thereof hogan and held on
the first Tuesday Of September, A. D. 1885, 70
wit; On the 29th day Of september, A. o. lsss'
infavor OF Charles F. Pollard and James Lunls
den. both Of ekOw hogan, in the county Of Som
erset. and against sumner W. CLARK, Of Corn,
vile, OF said County OF Somerset, for hfy-tWo
dollars and nintyfour cents, debt or damsfe.
and Ten dollars and seventy.aeven cents cns'
OF suit.and will he sold at public auction, on tos
4th day OF December. A. D. 1883. At the of1ice
Of Merrill 4 Comm, in skowhegau, In sa'd
County OF Somerset. to the highest bidder,
" 6s 4 1T T saU vn r :ss sns o. :S
erset, had on the first day Of April, A.. d. lese,
at O'Clock in the afternoon, when the sane
WA attached on the original writ, to redeem
the following described mort9aged reel estate
:itu:ted IN cSrnyile. II sa,d c.lnty Of s9m n.a
vile, aforesaid. with the buildines thereon.
described ~ follows. to wit One Of said lots
being the same decided to eaid sumner ";
Clark BY Abel G. French, BY hie deed ds, ,nl
erset registry. OF deeds, Vol. lls. Page a'Gi
another lot being the came conveyed to sam
sumner ". Clark by Samuel Clark and sarsh
Cla,k. BY their decd, dated June 22nd. A. D.,
1859. and recorded In Vol. l2e, Of the somer',e,,
SsSs sss e:s e. tie ss .d
w.Elark by Joseph Flanders, by his dee,
bearing date Oct. nth. A. d. 1870. and recorded
IN somerse. reaistry OF deeds. Vol. lso, fss1
ss o. which deeds 9, - afore.aid rec a,' ~i
land shove described constituting the home
stead farm Of said sumner ". Clark.
Dated ut SHOW hogan. Oct0bes %, A. D. $50.
sw1 xEGAs VAUGHAN. sheVir
The Somerset reporter., 1886-10-27
SherfT Sale.

soNBRsEr IS:
Taken this twenty sixth day of october. A.
D. 1885, on an execution dated October 2Srd
A. D. 1896. issued on q judgment rendered
by the supreme judicial Court, for the County
OF Somerset, at the term thereof begun anu
holden on the f1rst Tuesday Of September A. D.
1850, to wit on the twenty ninth day OF septef
Der A. D. 1886, In favor OF George Mitchell, oil
Skowhogan in said County Of somerset, k1ecn'
tor Of the last will and Testament OF Henry
Plummer. late OF said SkOwhegan, deceaseii ana
Springs In the State OF Florida. for Fourteen
Hundred and Ten dollars and twenty four cent.
debt or damage. and twenty one dollars ana
eighty -nne cents coets OF suit the said 1ndg-
ment being against tho property attached only
and vll be sold at pubic auction on me
premises In said akowhegan, in said County Of
Someraet. to the highest bidder, on the eleven
tn day Of December A. d. 1885, At ten O'CLOCK
In the forenoon, the following described real
estate, and all the right title and interest which
the said william 9. Plummer has 10 And to tho
same. or had on the seventeeth day OF Novem-
Der A. d. 1888, at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon,
the time when the same was attached on tho
original writ In the same suit. to wit: certain
lot of land, with the buildings thereon stand
ing. situate In said ekowhegan In said County
OF somerset, on the west side of Madison Street.
aud described and bounded a. follows, to VIII
Being the homestead OF The said Henry Plum
mer, deceased. and bounded on the North by
land OF. william Holhrook; on the Rast by SAC
Madison Street; on the south by land owned
by Prudence Robbins; and on the West by land
owned by Alkaline Fogg.
Dated at said SkOwhegan this twenty-siNth
day OF October A. ID. 1885.
3w43 ZENAs VAUGHAN. Sheriff.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-10-27
Happy Haskell.

Mr.. c. Il. Haskell OF the pittsneld Ad-
vertiser, returned TO his home last week
with wife, having been Joined in we'd
lock at Montavallo, Alabama. Oct. 18th
to Miss Alice s. 1lolbrook. The RfroR-
TER congratulates Bro. Haskell on his
happiness and hopes 1t may continue for
all time. The average newspaper man
needs all the pleasant places he can find
in this world.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-10-27


l should do, thus stranded in the desert. in
stnctvely took from my pocket plug Of Happy
Thought chewing tobacco had brought with me
from America, and bit OIL regulation chew. In
replacing 1t beneath the folds Of my garment It
accidentally fell to the ground, near the camelt
head. With the custonial y presence of mind OF all
cames for eating upon the slightest provocation,
that animal Immediately swallowed the entire
plug OF course expected he would be sick, and
possibly die. Judge then my surprise Mt noting at
once a wonderful change for the better In his ap-
pearance, and directly he Strengthened bic lis
located leg tho h,p-joint flew into place with
snap like jackkDife. lie rose to his feet kneeled
for me to mount, which quickly did, and away
we flew across the dreary sands 20 my destination.
After that / always gave my camel a good chew Of
tobacco before starting on ajourney with him. and
astonshed my friends at the rapidity OF the
animals pace. The brand used, by the way, was
Happy Thought wave line plug, made by the
Wilson & McCallay Tobacco Co, of Middletown,
Ohio That is the purest and best, being free from
sticks and stems and always possesses the moisture
essential to good chewing Tobacco None other
yourself, and you'll agree with me-" All grocers.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-10-27
EICN.

Rumors are current that terrible state
Of alarm exists in the Cars household
owing to his Authorizations with regard to
imaginary dangers. 1t is said that on
seeing an adjutant walking rapidly to-
ward him recently the Car seized re-
volver and shot him dead. Other ac-
counts say that the adjutant made an at
tempt to kill the Gar, and the latter fired
in sclf-defence.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-10-27

The Railroad Commissioners have com
pleted their autumn examination OF the
Maine Central Railroad. They find every
thing In good condition. The property Is
improving every year, under the present
sble management.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-10-27

President Cleveland made trip to
Richmond, Va, last week. He was re-
ceived with enthusiastic demonstrations
but the vi ginians are said to have been
disappointed because Mrs. Cleveland was
not one Of the party.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-10-27

1t has been decided to hold the next
meeting Of the State Grange at Augusta,
as better terms have been obtained there
than could be had at any other desirable
point. The rates for board per day will
be the same as last year. 81 80 single
S1.25 double. The meetings will be held
In MeOnian Hall.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-10-27

A report that Frederic Cover, who 1t Is
supposed lost his life in an attempt to
make an aerial passage from England to
France, has been seen in Bombay Is not
credited by his relatives, but they have
taken measures to have search made for
him I'm that city.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-10-27

The reception of Hon. j. G.. Blaine in
his native state amounts to an Grafton In
every place where he appears. He adj
dresses immense audiences giving them
good wholesome Republican doctrine and
they seem to enjoy 1t
The Somerset reporter., 1886-10-27

Would it not be well for Skowhegan
to do something for the Pennington suf-
ferers. If some one would start sub
scription paper We think our pc pie
would feel like contributing
The Somerset reporter., 1886-10-27

Mr.. Blaine with two sons visited the
town Of his nativity and alma Mater
Washington College in Pennsylvania,
last week. He was everywhere received
with ethusiastic demonstrations.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-10-27

Elbrldge Flanders of Dexter is to build
q mill in Kingsbury for the manufacture
of spool stock. He says the report that
he is to build a steam mill between Mon
son Junction and Blanchard, is news to
him
The Somerset reporter., 1886-10-27

Mrs. Sarah Underhil applied at one Of
the places of reeistory in New York city
to be registered az a voter and was re-
fused. She claims the right as a citizen,
and says she will test IL in the Courts.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-10-27

The Bangor Wing says the parents Of
the students who have been suspended at
the Maine State College, have cordially
approved the course Of the Faculty in
their determination to break up hazing.