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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06
FALL 1866! 1866. 1905 WINTER
4 Silks and Dress Goods.
Velvets and Pushes.


RI
fine nr0ad.ololha, 62,inches Wide, extra quality
aud nnlhh, AZ ol l.OU, 10 u. 10 per yard,
Al nc new shaaea IN Ail.Np0 henrietta Cloths
Az % NPnlA, " sltp per yard tltf ~
lnlpllitd isnly Weave wool, ombIe Stripes . .
,n, hIyIlah .qsreal m An Wool boiaoh sailinga new
rlu.lss a dOo, Voo,, sao ana tIoOI 10. 10 aud %
yeiyels 70 inch, a. zoe, N,OO, 0I.e6. 6l bOi eg-
mon, AZ tAOp eshD and $500,
BLACK AND C0L0RED silks.
The most complete stock We have ever offered,
neln0nH we latest productions VI the boat makers.
W uIph uIalhn, feAu 10 holh, ATinufeh Arnnrelieh,
Vellean, satin Dnuhesae nnngallnea plaln ana
ehAhnfahle enecls, MOire hIAnoalsA MalTe Antique
ana lafNt collection ~ high nnyollea ia foh color
inHh IN npW hfOcadrd aud Aa In stripe ana mOlfe
eneflsi Alhp Vli popular c0i0Icd hulah Bnka VI 7hd
Ann u 10 iesl and most fllAhle hnfah6 ia Tho
AIN deA1menl are we'll known 10 be the lowest Tor
quality IN the country,
All our ulher departments ara now reoevlna new
goods Tor fAll aud Winter Hosiery Underwear
Rid niNekl Drthu Tiiminnn tnd Hull0na hmbr0l.
lefleh And lheebl Linen Handkerchief l0llara ana
Guntl kephyn Yarns Embroidery Allk and AIT
Morn materially Chlldrenh Capa infanla' Outni6,
ana finnr0dered ahd plald IN. wi,nl Flnnnhlai r-
Ole ilnensl hanhele, ComfoTls White hprsndaI VI.
hOlRlerlnH uOOdh Lace CuTlnlna ll6ayy fufo0fnkn
in0 fh"nlle 'nrrlng ana f0ftitrhal Mhnh ana
noyt' Furnishing Goods,
IS-Wrile inT samples aud prie6a Of anything you
want fr fail and Winter wear for your family ana
household use Address
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-21
Bids for Grading Road and
Building Bridges.

Bids will be received by the board OF
county commissioners of Fergus county up
to IL m. July o. lsss, for the following road
and bridge work:
First-for making grade in road up Big
Spring creek. beginning on first raise after
road crosses East Fork, thence following
original view to mouth OF coulee at Sui
fingers sheep corral.
Second-For making and grading road
aud constructing bridges over Zig Spring
creek and culverts where needed on county
See. 10, TIP. - n, X. is T., beginning at
thence to southeast corner ri Dan Crowley's
land at middle of Sec. 10.
Third-For building bridge over Judith
river at Walkers grade. consisting of one
io-foot span and one 20-foot span, 10 feet in
clear.
Fourth-For a good. substantial bridge
over Ross Fork, on Lewistown and Phil
brook road, about 800 yards above where
the road now crosses; said bridge to be as
high as bank on west side of creek; first
span 30 feet, second % feet, 10 feet wide:
approaches on east side To be made with
ground and willows to prevent wash in
high water.
Plans and specifications to accompany
all bids, excepting Tor Judith bridge, which
plan, may be seen at county clerks office
Hoard Reserves the right Ia reject any and
all bid,. Bids To he sealed ami marked
bids tor bridge or road work
". ii. KELLY,
CLERK Ui Board.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-21
MASKED ROBBERS,
The West.BOWwd Train on the Northern
Pacific stopped Near Mig Horn
and Passengers Compelled
% DisgOrgc.

Billings special tothe Independent sa vs.
that train No. I, west bound, was held up
three miles west Of Big Horn about 9::lO u.
m. on the night Of the 10Th, by eight
masked men. who robbed he express ear
and the-passengers. The train was stopped
by the swinging OF n torch, when the men
got aboard. Engineer +. II. Sargent was
ordered to get out of the engine, and under
The influence 81 revolvers was made to lead
the robbers to the express ear which was
broken open and the agent compelled to
give up the keys tn the safe, after some re-
sistance. Only 500 was secured from the
express car. The passengers were then
called on to shell out at the points of re.
volvers, but very little of value was OBJ
tanned from them. About $50 WAS OBJ
tanned from the occupants Of the sleeper.
Several shots were fired during the time to
intimidate passengers and prevent resist
ance. One passenger who refused to shell
out received II bullet through the rim Of his
hat which made him change his mind The
train WAS delayed about three hours.
Later reports say the robbers got away
with about $500.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-21
LOCAL NEWS.


New lot Of furnitureat Power 4 Bros.
Pure Paris green at Norman a. Hanson =
New styles in ladies' hats ut Power 4
Bros.
All kinds u bar glassware at l.. Landt's
Maiden.
Champioa showing machines s75, at d
Wits.
New, fresh gossls arriving daily ut Power
& Bros.
Champion seif-oimlers SGD, at ID
Wits.
Ice cream, Sunday, at Georges place
Call and get dish.
Galvanized and painted barbcd fence wire
at T. c. Power 4 Bro.
Fine sour wines, for family and bar use,
at l.. Landt's, Maiden.
Cool soda water with cream syrups at
Norman a. Ilanson's.
See the new fast-spceded Walter A. Wood
mowers at T. c. Power 4 Bro.
Large assortment III fine brands Of cigars
at Wholesale at l.. Lslnslt's, Maiden.
See NJ. l.. Poland's advertisement Of
hardware and groceries for sale at cost. .
Now is the time to secure bargains in
hardware and groceries at N. l.. Poland's,
Maiden.
limburger cheese, summer sausage, Swiss
cheese and other fine lunch articles ut l..
Landt's, Maiden.
Carpenters tools at cost at NJ. l.. Po-
lands, Maiden. Send your orders while
stock is complete.
LIME FOR SALE II. Shaw, plasterer.
Fire-proof chimneys and campaign adj
dresses built to order.
l.. Landt of Ma iden has received twenty
barrels of line old whisky. Send your or
ders for samples and goods.
just received II new and complete stock
al saddles, bits, spurs, whips, etc.. at
Spratte Il Thonann's, LeSisto~n.
Miss Clara Corbin, member Of the Buffalo
Training School OF Oratory, desires pupils
in elocution. Lessons given at her home
Cottonwood, Mont.
Bear in mind that W. q. Norman il the
authorized agent for the new, improved
Singer sewing machine, proven to he one Of
the best machines ON the market. Ma
chimes sold ON easy terms. monthly pay-
ments and from six to twelve months
time. Notes without interest. II you in
tend purchasing n machine, it will pay you
to call and see the new Singer. Every ma
chine warranted for five years. The most
complete attachments ever given with
machine. ". q. Norman has IA full line of
sewing machine repairs. such as needles,
bobbins, belts, and the genuine Singer oil,
"a call.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-21
JUDITH VALLEY LOCALS.

BoRN--To Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Jellison a
seven-pound daughter.
The MethOdists are to have a strawberry
festival ON the 23th Of June.
Miss Ella Smith met with slight acct
dent while crossing the Judith ON horse
back. When half way across the river the
saddle turned, compelling her to dislnount
and continue the journey ON foot.
The family Of j. NJ. Burlegh narrowly
escaped an accident On Saturday morning
just as they were lea wing the house u shot
from IA gun passed through the window
across the room, shattering IA picture and
lodging in the wall.
Rev. George Edwards preached at Phil
brook aud Utica on Sunday. The day was
line and attendance large.
The lovers of base ball enjoyed "a fine
game at Utica Saturday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Goodell and their niece,
Miss Chambers. have been spending "A
couple Of months with relatives in the val.
ley. They will leave ON Tuesday by pr-
waite conveyance for their home in Helena.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-21

The wool season opened in Billings or
1t is but the commencement OF the great
tide OF that staple which will Gil our ware.
houses to Overlooking before the first ol
August. The wool which is being stored
now is that which is being clipped at the
stock yards below town from Campbells
sheep. Large crews, however, are at work
ON the Musseishell and in other sections.
and the wool seams will soon ill our
strects.-t;axette.
The Moccasin roundup closed its labors
last Sunday, and it's camp was visited by
"a number from town. There were about
thirty-fve men employed in this roundup.
Calves we're very numerous. The Judith
Cattle company expects to have about
200 head. Cattle are in excellent condi-
ton, and the shipments will be large this
fall. This association and the Judith are
| thinking Of shipping over the Northern Pa.
cific this year. But representatives Of both
roads will be in the field early with an eye
to business.
From what we can learn it appears that
we were IN error in stating that "our ra nch-
men were finding Great Falls good mar
ket for their products" The place is not
40 large but that it is easily oversnpplied,
and "a number Of ranchmen from the Basin
have found just this condition ON arriving
there with potatoes and oats. Some were
unable to sell or even secure st ore-room for
potatoes, and rather than haul them back
home it in said they dumped them ON the
ground. Some say there are potatoes all
the way from Stanford to the Falls, but
this is doubtless an exaggcration. We
make the correction in order not to mis-
lead Others into n proiitless journey Of a
hundred miles to market. A number OF
ranchmen have recently visited the Falls,
and we should be glad to hear from then,
as to the condition Of the market and
what success they met with.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-21
Petitions for Roads.

At the last meeting Of the board of com.
missioners Il nnnlher III pciiiinns fnr rnillls
were received and returned by the board
to the petitioners for amendment that
they might conform to law. See. 1909 Of
the road law, which in every particular
must he carried out, reads as follows:
Sec. 1909. When any petition shall be
presented for the action OF the county com.
missioners for the laying out, alteration or
vacation oil any county road. it shall be-
accompanied by satisfactory proof that
notice has been given by advert isemcnt.
posted ON the front. door Of the county
clerks Office and in three public places in
the vicinity of said road. or proposed road.
thirty days previous to the presentation
Of said petition to the county commissions
ers proof of the posting Of said notices,
giving time and place, shall be made BIZ
affidavit, which shall be filed with said Pc
tition.
by seeing that petitions comply with the
above, II great deal of time and unneces-
sary work will he saved to both petitioners
and county commissioners.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-21

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, N. T., I
June Is, 1855.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, N. T.,
June Is, 1855. !
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten.
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim. and that said proof will be made
before the Probate Judge of Fergus county,
Montana. at Lewistoxn, Mont, on July
-, 1sSs, viz:
Hiram X. Bower,
who made presumption declaratory state
nent No. 1898. for the SCI, SWT. SWt
Sci. See. Is; NEt NWa, NW4 NEi, Sec.
~, TIP. Is n, X. II east.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of, said land. viz: Allen Pierce,
Thomas Flagler. James A. Graham and
Harris NJ. Packard, all Of Stanford, Mont.
s. W. LANGHoRNE. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-21
Dissolution Notice.

The firm Of Shorey X Eouck il this day
dissolved by mutual consent, j. W. Shorey
retiring. The business will hereafter he
conducted by IIouck x Stone. who assume
all liabilities and collect debts due the firm
of Shorey n iiauck.
Philbrook, May 80. lSss.
O.. VI. STONE.
JAuEs W. SnOEL.Y,
J. &. UOrcK.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-21

To whom il may concern: Notice il
hereby given that the co-partnership here
tofore existing between Thomas f. Cook
and Jerry Crimmins. as retail liquor deal
ers, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The undersigned will not be rcsron-
sible for any debts that Thomas l.. Cook
may contract after this date.
JERRY CRIMMINs.
Dated June I, 1883.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-21

Frederick William, emperor of Germany,
died at P.tsdam on Friday. the 18th inst -.
at I O'Clock n. m. lie was born Oct. Is,
royal Of England, Jan. %, 1858. Their
eldest son, who has now become emperor
ana takes the title Of William IT,. was born
Jan. %, 1859. and is now in his thirtieth
year.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-21
More rain.

Gov. Brooks is in Helena.
Don't forget to celebrate in Lcwistown.
+. 4. Smith returned from Helena las
Friday.
Read NJ. l.. Poland's advertisement O,
this page.
Read the new advert ise ment Of T. &
Power a Bro, on first page.
{. j. Mcnamara passed through tow
last week, en- route to Helena.
Spratte & Thomann are building an ad
dition IN the rear Of their shop.
Read advertisement in another colum,
OF horses recovered from the Indians.
Mr.. Won Tobel has moved his office from
Richards house to the Toonbs building
just back of the bank.
MARRIED-At Halls ranch. near Mar.
tinsdale, on the 18th inst, Miss Lou Smith
To Mr.. Sanford Moore. Rev. Geo. Edward.
officiating.
The races on the Fourth Of July promis,
to he first-class. So far as we can learn
there will be larger number of fast horses
here than last year.
Sam Phillips finished shcaring Saturday.
MIR. Phillips is VERY much tlleasld- with l4i-
clip. lie will haul his wool to Benton, pre-
ferring that point to any other.
Sam Snyder, who IA short time since
"took "a header" down the shaft Of the
Judge, falling some twenty eight feet. is
nearly recovered from the effects Of the
fa,i.-Castle News.
See advertisement Of Montana Central
railroad in another column. Parties visit
ing Helena or Butte from this section will
find the Montana Central the chea pest and
most direct route.
The walls of the band building are COM
pleted, and a force Of carpenters is now en-
gagged on the wood work. The building
will be in shape for the grand Fourth of
July ball To be given by the band boys.
On first page will be found the mann
moth advertisement of Broadwater. Nc
Namara q Co. This firm never does any
thing by halves-unless il is to take "a half
page advertisement. Read what they have
to say.
Tommy NARROW was i'm town couple Of
hours Saturday. lie says the lawns he
captured a few days since are doing nicely.
They take to the bottle like an old topper,
but indulge in nothing stronger than milk
at present.
Territorial Veterinary Surgeon Holloway
TO L.
this week, and will make IA thorough cx-
animation of the disease affecting Flete her
Bros band of horses and determine what
will be done with them.
Norman * Hanson now have their new
soda fountain in operation, and are pre-
pared to give the public II delicious drink.
DIR. IIanson's experience with fountains in
the east enables him to set out drink
that cannot be surpassed anywhere. Give
them call.
Mr.. Ophcim, of the firm of Ophcim 4
Teisen, wool-growers on Mcdonald creek,
WAS in town Tuesday. Mr.. Opheim ex-
poets large clip. Last year their sheep
averaged ~ pounds, and they sold their
wool for 2 cents. They think they will
not get over III cents this year.
MIR. John Martin. recently Of Bozeman,
has opened a law office next door to the
postoiiice, here he will he pleased to meet
all desiring his services. Mr.. Martin has
chung out his shingle" with the intention
of locating permanently. Give him "A share
ii y1ar tttsapa-.. --e advertisement ia
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-21
Administrators Sale!
AUG T ION !
Saturday, June 80, 1888,

At 10 O'Clock a. M, Mt the front door OF
work horses, one saddle mare, one stallion,
forty seven head of brood mares. colts and
geldings, three wagons, two good harnesses,
sleigh. saddle and outfit. II lot of gents un-
derwear, canvas coats and vests, Macki-
nav suits, gents furnishing goods, and "a
lot Of miscellaneous articles, such as but
tons, collars pipes. etc, two road scrapers,
household furniture and other articles. ear
penter's tools, bedding, robes, counters
and shelving. etc, being the entire personal
property of the estates of Thomas f.
Pounds, James T.. Baehelder and Fred w.
Sawyer, deceased.
RUDOLF Won ToBEI., JR,
Administrator.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-21

MENTOR, Ohio, June Hillary Garfield
Stanley Brown, Of Washington, ID. C., and
Miss Mary Garfield were married this even
ing. Many prominent people were present
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-21
Ranch for Sale.

will sell my ranch of 1913. acres, stu
ated 2ls miles below Fort Magnnis on the
Maginnis Il Junction stage road. Land is
well watered; substantial improvements;
public school within 200 yard- Of residence;
good business location. Apply to
THOMAS DurFEY,
TT. Maginnis, Mont.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-21
Notice Of Final Entry.

LANDOFFICE, HELENA, NJ. T.,
June Is, 1sss. I
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inteIi.
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made b. .
fore the Probate Judge of Fergus county,
Montana, at Lewistown, NJ. T., on August
3, lSsS, viz:
Richard %. Thomas,
who made presumption declaratory state.
ment No. 1927. for the SWh Sec. 30, TIP. "a
north, range IL east.
He names the following witnesses tn
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation Of, said land, viz: John Day,
John Alexander, Thomas Gregory and
Peter Il. q. Smith, all Of Ubei, Mont.
5. w. LANGnoRNE, Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-21
Mowers and Rakes.

The NEW DEERiNG MOWER and
THOMAS RAKE now ON exhibition at
postoiIice, and undoubtedly the best in the
market, for sale by 7. J. Vivian, who will
also keep u LINE OF EXTRAS.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-21
Horses Captured From In
dams.

One blue roam horse, branded Z on left
thigh and @ Q" left shoulder. weight
about $50; one light roam, branded
on left thigh, weight $50; one sorrel branded
ID on left hip, weight $50; one bay mare
branded PIP on right thigh. weight about
500; one Pinto pony branded u (horse-
shoc) ON left thigh. weight 700. Owners
can have same by proving property and
paying charges.
JonN BECK,
Sheriff.
Ellsworth American., 1888-05-24
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ASS hFH'l Mit. N''
af t
Hs au occurrence which happ.ucj TO-
night. wa shown tAs, NA.ne~ r.uiucd
knight" Net La strong grasp uu THE frrl-
M and sentiment of ta.. l..urlc fruu aH
parts af .i- country, FIR ,s.a.-at ia q
uo,A convention haldcu rs rhg 7T,a -a4
branch uf the Republican club. o'mpo~-i
uAoHl If University - Michigan -tl-
dents lam,~ q Bla-u, va- nominated .~
ir->iactt amt Il 4. Al-.r oi N.,ll-a...
Vie, President. of lhv ultcI State.
Tie convention was composed of 81
delegates representing every state aud t.r-
rjtory in the union And one delegate from
I'll, District 81 Columbia. Each state .sa~
represented by a. many delegate a. It i.a-
raprc>, utatj,c> and senators aHa ra,lt ter-
r.lory bad pIr delegate Ih, opera house
was lrct to hole tl.o convention iu a.
the University Hall could no. bt oh-
tanned for political purposes. Tile com
y.uiion Wa> cAllcl t. order at - O'Clock
Ellsworth American., 1888-05-24

The following is quoted from Congress
man Mllikcn'> letter The most needed
reform Is to place in power party which
viii give Us honest elections. protection to
American industries good navy and a
self-respeeting foreign policy"
President Pepper of Colby University
said incline to believe that evils per
tanning 10 the family imperil our nation as
much a. any that can be reached by legis-
lation. My conviction j. that there is UNI
Ncrsal and urgent need of other and better
laws a. to marriage. divorce homes, and
ia general, the family, and that with right
laws rightly administered there would he
an immense gain.
President WIN Dew Hyde Of Bowdoin
College elaborated hi> dictatorial policy
thus Great A. are the evils of intemper-
ancc. Of Normoni>m and iceptiouNnc>s
of unrestricted immigration, Of trusts,
think should begin with none of these
I should insist hr>t on the complete sepa-
ration of civil service from party politics
Prof Stcarn> If Bangor theological
Seminary wrote "A am content to await
the Slow bat certain action of the infu-
eucr> ROW At work in our nation, tending
towards moral social and political reform
Were | dictator should leave all reforms
severely alone and let God and the people,
through ihcir chosen representatives, work
them out IN their own way ihey must
he attained not from withont but by nat
ural workings from within
We earnestly Commend the above t" the
CON, Iteration nf our readers and We wish
that ever, religious club and society might
follow tAr,Nample Of the Congregational
Clur 81 Portland Many of the answers,
+; may b, al q them. are not entirely
divorced frm error No matter the great
benefit comes ff,m thinking about anl dis
ru>>us >u,h questions
Ellsworth American., 1888-05-24
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THE 81 t~''ribcr hereby gives public notice to all
J concerned, that hc has been daily apppintefl
anil ha- taken upon himself the trust Of an Ad
hllhl-trn"r n The estate of Chas.D Wilkinson late
of Sullivan in me cnunty Of Hancock M
ceased, by giving houl as the law directs he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted t
the sall dtceased's estate, to make immediate
pa ment, and those who have any demands there
on 10 exhibit the same fpr payment
GEORGE GRAHAM tIm-r.
April IL, isSS. s,-5es s.
Ellsworth American., 1888-05-24

TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice To all
' concerned, that she has been duly anuointed
anil ha- taken upon herself the trust Of adminis
trtflN nt the estate OF Parker Wells late
OF Deer Isl J.. the county of Hancock ieceaseJ
by giving bond as the law directs she therefore
requests al persons who are indebted to the ssid
deceased's estate. 70 make immediate payment
ann am u,ose VINO have ans demands thereon to ex
hibit the same for payment.
- MARY +. WELLS
Ellsworth American., 1888-05-24
For the Ellsworth Ameucan.I
International Sanatory and Guano Com
pany

OFFICE, ROOM 3, 2s PrMBERroN SQUARE,
Boston, May Is, 1883. !
Editor EUs,r0rth .imericaR
DEAR SIR AS you are doubtless de-
sirous of correcting all inaccuracies" pub
lished in your paper viii you kindly in
sert the inclosed certificates in answer to
the communication published in your last
number by ~. c. W" of East Lamone:
With regard to the article referred to in
Boston GIob~ of May 3, correction was
made Respectfully,
JOSEPH NJ. DEERING
The testimonials read as follows;
To Joseph ~ DeeriRg. President ofhe In
terRdtfoa0I SaHdtory and GadRo Co.:
beg leave hereby to acknowledge the re-
ceipt OF sack of the GuanO. or Phosphate, as
prepared under your patent at the works In
East Lamoine. Me.
Knowing the constituent elements entering
into the combination to be singly and alone
great renovators, on grass and grain lands. long
used by our farmers on and near the seaboard
in their crude state; in some csses also used Tor
Ellsworth American., 1888-05-24

IN ENCY.
Netice Of second Versinc

II = I 7. Ut NNTNE,
HANCOCK ss:-Court Of Insolvency.
In the case of Seth III. Cole of Bucksport in .aid
County Insolveut heb or.
This Is TO give notice that pursuant to order
Of Court therefor second meeting OF the Or III.
tOr' OF said In-ovent Debtor win be held 81
frnbate Court Room IN Ellsworth in said County,
on Thursday the Fourteenth day Of June A. b.
is,s, at ten O'Clock In the forenoon, for the pur
poses named in >ecti'-n "a, Chapter 20 OF the Re-
vised statutes OF the state Of Maine as amended.
Attest :-Chas. T.. Dorr, Register II said Court.
3w 2It