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ja9-lw A. T. HILL x Co. 1885 st.
IGOR sALE-THE OWNER OF AN ELEGANT AND
Il modern Double Brick House, containing Il rooms.
borhood northwest; Lot 39x12o. Will sell at a low
20. star once. 1a9ot
INoR sALE-FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVEST
Il ors- $50 Will buy han dsome new house on L
81 bet sth and 9th SITS NV SO feeI 'front.' story and
elegantly hnished: rented to rstcass tenant at s7o
per month. Apply to owner. LIE ST. n w.. from q
TO Z pm. Ja9-ot
NOR SALE-FOR INvEsTMENT-Al 10 PER CENT
II Business Property, now under rent at slso0 per
Or orb WARMER Co. Jig St NV SSH ja5r.
Il press brick Houses, 1928 and 1925 St con
house all modern improvemeuts: heated by furnace
S in he be for
ton Apply e S FRED. W FILLING. builder an and
EoR SALE-THAT LOVELY CORNER RESIDENCE
l. AIS st NV: been built only three years newly
painted and Papered containing rooms aud bath
on easy Also. House 4a4 ST.: built like the
above Inquire of owner. AZ ST Ms OF &
,a9-6t. GIG F St
IIoR sALE-l2 PER CENT INVESTMENT
less ana no interest Charged Four "a new neat and
attractiye Frame DWELLINGS,, a7a6 2s 80 and 32 7t6
Park; price $1,000 Now occupied by good tenants
ment in rapidly rising locality. j. u. o'MEARA L
co, 2e9 9Th St sw. tal-u17
INOR SALE OR RENT
II BY s. III. WALKER, $50 Louisiana ave.
l24 9TH st. ne. rooms. bath, cellar furnace but
lers, pantry new and desirable jas I'm
l,oR SALE OR EXCHANGE-vALUABLE BUsI-
II ness property on l. ST., bet 9th and 9TH Sta
js4-1m sWORMsTEDr 4 BRADLEY.
INOR sALE-176l MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NV.
I122 feet to alley. 1906 Massachusetts, ave-. %
rooms, 80 foot front JOHN SHERMAN s, co.
NOR SALE-A BARGAIN-MODERN SUBsTaN
IL TIAL BRICK RESIDENCE WELL AND GIN
TRAILY LOCATED NOR1HMEST: contains thirteen
large (four rooms deep first noor) pantrles
baths, &c dy cellar; house is heated by furnace is
newly and handsomely pspered throu .lout and in
excellent repair Two-story Brick stzbe IN rear Lot
is "a feet inches by 12o feet TO alley PRICE ONLY
$4,000. sTklGER LIEBERMANN,
TyOR sALE-wE OFFER FOUR VERY NEAT AND
Il complete six-room Houses. Just finished, ON 18th
within half square of H-street cars a. an in
yestment viii sell them separate TO parties want
ing q snug home on very easy terns SWORMSTEDT
BRADLEY, 921 ST. d231m
EoR SALE-Two NEW HOUSES. NEAR DUPONT
II Circle Tor. &S,500.
For ssle-A most desirable house, 2O7 st. NV
for saie-Sood Investment, st., near l4th, $3.50.
For saie-beSutiful home, n H near n. $4,000.
For sae-A desirable house. st. Dupont Circle.
$1,000. Apply CHARLES EARLY,
d2l-lm sos 14th st. n v.
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Only S22.5O for one high arm new improved
singer Machine, with drawers on each side, and
all attachments complete, with five years guar
antee, at Auerbach's, 9TH and H streets.
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REIsrSGxRs ice cream. "a @ st. NV.
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great bargain. Elegant new nine-room
mouse, 1918 CorcOran ST.. $2,0 600 cash. balance to
suit. Watchman on premises. Wv
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO.sToRY BRICK Dwell
IS,fa%Esf Rfkf Arb s SsEEhS
By yns certain deed Of seS date
the Land Records Of the District Of Columbia and a.
the request OF the holder Of The notes we VIII sell Ct
DAY. Sa
real Situate the city Of pisrst
Of Columbia 70 wit; An TIA. certain piece Or parcel
bered one hundred and thirty six in John Il Mclean
a. g. as escre sSe ~ hnse
in the surveyors office Of the District Of Columbia
appurtenances to the same belonging in wise
Terms: one.third cash: balance in one and two
notes to bear interest from day of sale payable
snd to q sssurea by deed Of trust on
deposit OF $500 required at sale Conyeysncine
days. Otherwise resale At cost defauItna
after five days public notice Of such resale
some ns"''iRSs5s HrD.,ss.
nUNCANsoN BROS, AuctiOneers
TRUSTEES, SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
A ASB kS srRHErs sobf hIEEns BETWEEN M
BY virtue q deed Of trust dated the 10th day Of
tom COUNTY in the District Of Coumbis we viii sell
SS'f 3 rjSS
ali those certain pieces parcels Of land situate and
being in Washington City, in the District Of Columbia
known upon the gropnd plat or plan Of said
south eight feet front by the full depth Of the lot
of lot thirteen 3) in square thousand Il, 000)
together with all and singular the appurtenances
rights privileges, Improvements and other heredita-
tanning.
Terms of sale Onethird cash balance in three equal
paymepts at six twelve aud eighteen months after
dafs1lor which the purchassr's notes and deed of
trust on property sold will be taken, notes bear
six per cent per snnum from day OF sale deposit Of
800 will be required at time Of sale. All Conveyance
inx &C. ct purchasers cost If terms Of sale not
Complied with in ten days from the day OF sale tho
Trustees the right TO resell the property at the
days public notice Of such resale in some newspaper
published In WASHINGTON. ID @.
CHKisTIAN G; LEDERER,l rru..ee.
hl4-d HENRY II. BERGMAN. : Aiees'
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II St 6ihS1t tn Bust pro. Z St bet l0th&llth, l2rs.
l9tn IL OF DUPONT Z, l2rs st. near 18th ST. srs.
18Th n. Of Dupont C, Yrs. 18th ST.. Srs
n. II. ave. bet. NJ & Srs. 18th houses of v IRE
ta9-lw A. T. HILL CO.. 1888 st.
NOR SALE-THE OWNER OF AN ELEGANT AND
IL modern Double Brick House, containing Il rooms
all latest Improvements: situated in choice neigh
borhood northwest; Lot 3sxl2o. Will sell at q low
price. House suitable for entertaining. Address Box
IS. Star Office 1a.e6t
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Great Closing Sale Best Percale Shirts
with collars and pr. CUTS, s1.25.
Mems pat. clasps street gloves 81.
AUERBACH BRO, 623 Pa ave-
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S04 Sth ct. n, e., I. h.,

so4 sth st. n. e., { h.,
. r........-.:..-4.o 900
D 2l44 ] st. n. W., b. IA,
1rs.................,4,50 500
0 CAS- and 649 b st. n. W.
b. b., 1r....-......4000
0 1898 TO 1894 p ST NV.
f.h...........-.......4.0 900
D 1898 V st. NV. b.h-,
Ors. IS, SUO
20lS 9th st. n. w.. b h..
. 32i- 35SI b ST Sc 80
f.h-. or. .............3000
0 BOZ 9th st. $. e, b. h.
0 LIS SIs, i2$a Madison i''OO0
st. n.w.-...........2,6 600
olJ 18th st. Sc, f.h-,
y sr-...:....-..-.-...-.2, bDO
Ola 9Th II. e., {. h..
D w. III III . '.ee -, : 500
10 Myrtle ST n. e. bin,
} Instrumentation
6l2 b st. S. e., I. a..
Ors. ..............- G,OUO
9O9. OIL L st. Sc, f.h..
} Or. ....-......--...2.O00
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EDwARp p. MERIT

LATRoBKs, RANGES, FuRSAcEs- Job work
promptly done. $. 5. Shedd a Bro, 432 9th st.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Merits ADVERTISEMENT In "City Items
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EOR SALE-HOUSES
Il 92oN. J. ave. S. e. b. b.,
ei n5t to $50 Md. AVE- SsS'O0o
sw.. b.h., 4rs. $1,000
22l0 to .:e34 Bound'y
st. NV, o.h.. Ar. 10000
2024 to 2042 Bound'y
st. NV, b.h., Ar. .15,100
200 TO 204 o st. n. W.
and 1926 and 1928
I'd NV. .b.h.. 4S6r. ID. 800
. to q 1th-st. road. .1l.300
1882 to 1743 L ST.
NV, 6rs.....-.....e,000
1901 10 1905 l. ST. n.
". H.. Or. 900
SO. 80. ~ & IA Myrtle
81 N. e., b. h.. IN. l.,
Ii:39 to iIi5ih Esd st.
NV, fh.. irs. q, 900
z06, 40S 1lth st. s.w.,
b.h., . rs. $500
2l26 to 2l30 K St n.
W. b.h-. 4r........5,0 900
1911 ID St II. W., 4. h.,
6r......-...-.-....5,0 900 4
80 I'D St NV, b. h..
Instrumentation
So I'D ST. n. w., b.h-.
i
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The CONCERT at Hamline church on Monday
evening" 18th instant, under the direction OF Pro-
lessor Bisch0n promises to be one OF great In
tereSt
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Public Speakers, singers, and all persons
wishing TO possess clear loud voice to use Hin
richs' Aromatic SQuill Drops. sweet and reliable.
No tar. 1Oc. at druggists. lOI2l4
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Travellers VISITING Ros,o,, mr.

celebrated Revere House one OF the best hotels In
THIS country, convenient TO depOtS business shop.
excellent service; its world-famOuS cuisine better
Than ever. European plan. Rooms from 81 day
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Use Fry's Cough Balsam and be convinced

l.. HI. Hopkins, $3.50 2 street, has complete
line Hardware and House Furnishing Goods. eos
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
ana delivered in u ID ward prints 45c per ID
Also. Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk sweet MIX
&c. per quart.
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S3 Per Gallon. 7jc. Quart Bottle, No. 1
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
Orders by mail. MCGEE's. 9th near st. wGs
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WilbOr's Cod Liver OIL, Phosphate Of
Lime, Soda and Iron, cures Coughs, Colds Asthma
Bronchitis, Debility, Wasting Diseases and Scrof-
ulOuS HumOTs. eol
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Dog Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened
free. WALFORD AS7 Penna. ave. SmWSs
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An Extended Popularity, Browns BrOn-
chial Troches have for many years been the most
popular article In use for relieving Coughs and
Throat troubles eo3tSk
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa
Vas served at International Medical Congress
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To COnsuMptive>. Many have been happy
10 give their testimony in favor OF the use OF ii-
bors Pure Cod Liver Oil and Phosphates." Expe-
rience has proved 1t TO be a valuable remedy for
consumption, Asthma, Diphtheria, and ali dis
eases OF the Throat and Lungs. Manufactured
only by A. b. WnBoR chemist Boston sold by
all druggists eo3
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OFFICE ROOMS
STORES

Property placed with for rent OF sale is literally
advertised free of cost to the owner.
For list Of property for sale call send at Office
40 r. q. HOLTZMAN. 10th and F sts NV
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
WI CHAS W HANDY,
s;al4-3:' e2l ST. NV.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-04-05
A Good Family Dessert.

Apples and stale bread make one of the
best of family desserts, according to
Miss Corson. Peel ten good sized apples
(evaporated apples will do), core and
slice them, and stew them to pulp with
sugar enough to sweetsn them. Near
time thickly butter the sides and the bot
tom of an earthern baking dish and press
all around the side and bottom crumbs
from the inside of loaf of bread. hav-
ing them nearly an inch thick. When
the apples are done, mix with them a
tablespoonful of butter and one egg
beaten; put the apples into the dish with
out disturbing the crumbs; over the sur
face put an inch-thick layer ~ crumbs
dotted with bits OF butter, and bake the
pudding until the crumbs at the sides are
6rowsi turn . plate, just large enough TO
encloss the dish within Its rim, over the
pudding dish. Quickly turn both upside
down 70 that the pudding will alp out ON
ths plate. dust with powdered sugaF and
oesvo hOt.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-04-05
Furniture, carpetings. Bedding, Stoves and Ranges,
Drapery Silver Ware and Crockery Ware,

all and essentials to the complete furnishing of
the vicinity of PORTLAND, you will
probably the MOST EXTENSIVE LINE
HOUSE FURNISHINGS EVER CARRIED IN NEW ENGLAND and
amounting establishment OVER $l50000 those
in ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY, and points AU
would respectfully their footsteps large
there probably the finest buildings architectural
laid furniture Maine And again to those resident
the line o KNOX LINCOLN r. r., CAMDEN, ROCK.
all of those call particular ROCK
LAND STORE situated Main st and which crowded the
for house furnishing And further and
OF these Branches but particularly HEAD
lou ARTERS AT PORTLAND hold ourselves
SEND SAMPLES OF CARPETNG, PHOTOGRAPHS of AMBER
PAIOR FURNITURE, and thing that
be made THROUGH THE MAIL troubles
and trials of journey this time of year. Now please what
TO YOUR DEPOT all goods sold by that EXPENSE At
tends the handling of the the from depot y
house Besides this WE GUARANTEE ALL GOODS
REPRESENTED, will make them We further STILL and
defy all competitions do syndicate millions
WE DO NOT PAY TIL PRICES paid by all
DEALERS and want to be emphatic when LADY
OR GENTLEMAN WHO BUYS GOODS WITHOUT FIRST INyEe
TGATING OUR STORES, GOODS AND PRICES NOT possessed
with that idea OF that should the purchase
goods. We have THOUSANDS upon THOUSANDS of testmo
from all the New England States from people we have
sold goods and who have well them that te
sired this of their good WILL
WE NOT USE PEOPLE RIGHT We everything to do with
We carry the largest stocks We buy the best goods ana we buv Them
low.
And for the benefit of those who
much they furnish aror for, chamber
other part the house, will quote few %
giving outside each instance lowest and M
highest You will please always understand goods are %
between these prices that in instances they vary and
$500
The Somerset reporter., 1888-04-05

II Is a common complaint that the farm
life is not appreciated by our people. w,
long for Che more elegant pursuits, or Tho
ways and fashions of the town. But the
farmer has the most safe and natural oc
cupation, and ought to find life swcctcr
if less highly seasoned than any other.
He alone, strictly speaking, has Il home
How can man take root and thrive with
out land He writes his history upon
his fields. How many ties, how many re.
sources he has; his friendships with his
cattle, his team. his dog and trees; the
satisfaction in his growing crops, in his
improved fields, his intimacy with nature
with bird and beast, and with the quick
cning elemental forces his cooperation
with the clouds, the sun, the seasons,
heat, wind, rain, frost.
Nothing will take the various social
disiemperS which the city and artificial
life breed out Of man like farming, like
direct and loving contact with the soil.
1t draws out the poison. 1t humblcS
him; teaches him patience and reverence,
and restores proper tone to the system.
Cling to the farm; make much of IT.; be-
stow your heart and your br in upon it,
SO that it shall SAVIOR of you and radiate
your virtues after your day IS work is
done.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-04-05
Agriculture in the Schools

Will any one tell me why agricultur,
should not be made one of the branche,
of common school education in New Eng
land? Farmers can see how much they
would have been the gamers, if much oil
the knowledge which they have acquired
by slow and costly experience, had beer
taught them in the district school There
are ponderous works in abundance upon
agriculture intended for men, who, by
years of success and failure on the farm
have become practically familiar with its
fundamental principles. But there are
no elementary works on farming intended
as school books, published in this country,
as far as know. In Germany horticul-
ture is taught in the common schools. In
this country we have schools in which
the rudments of nearly all sciences are
taught, while agriculture, the most i'm
portant of all, has no recognized place in
our common school system,
Times
The Somerset reporter., 1888-04-05
Somerset Horses.

Mr.. j. b. Creation gives the following
account of some of the promising step
pers owned in North Arson:
We first went To the stable Of J. j. Par
lin, who has fine brood mare, OF the
Bushy blood from Canada, a fast pacing
mare, seven years old, and by her side, in
a large box stall. i her foal of last year,
by Iarbinger. She is model of perfec-
ton. | could discover no place in her
whole organism to add to or take from.
and her gait is perfect. She is natural
trotter, and if Mr.. Parlin will but b. pa
tient until this colt YES at years of
maturity we will warrant that she will
make herself standard by her own per-
formance.
We next drove up to the stable of Ben
Phillips. and here we were Interested, a.
all lovers of fine stock would be sure t.
be- in looking over this stable of high
bred horses. and had it not commenced
to snow quite hard Mr.. Phillips woulo
have given us some fast rides. He frs
took us to box stall where stands the
beautiful mahogany bay stallion, Ton
King, by Daniel Boone, five years old nn'
weighs some over 100 pounds, Tn
next Is a pair of matched ones four ALT
five years old, both by Lothair, Jr.
q. 20 ~ black with white strip in face
and of good height, and should thin
2 200 pounds. They are a fine pair
colts as can be found anywhere Tn
next is Lady Withers, bay, lG haH / ano
is six wears old; bY' Gen. Withers, llj7
son of Almont; bred to Alcyonc last
year.
We came next to Lena, by Gen. With
.n, a.; ,.uors oil and IL - hand.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-04-05
Chamber Sets from $500 to $4,000,
Over 100 Sets in stock.

Made up from Pne Ash Cherry Mahogany Walnut different
limitations special feature this year low price Antique
al" Antique Oak Faor Sets S2S $3.50, Upholstered in ame silk
us Crushed Plush, Mohar Plush telle The frames ara
OAK oheIS Walnut Mahogany and the limitations sitting
rooms we nave all kinds OF qualities and prices pieces EASY
ohs from s50o to SO Lounges and Sofas from
10 $40 or nails we have atrees all the s7
we can give YOU beautiful lIat1ee for $40 Then
M u i'a mars ana rabies that match For dnngrooms
give you an Extension Table from 81 - made to order
high as wish to Seboars from SIG Is to $500 Dnr
ShS from % cts up to s29 each Dinner $3.50 ND
Hn'e"ale All prices Water Pitchers from $40 Now for the
ch we can furnish You Ranges $425 that up to
ao nave all the requisites of the kitchen prices the
cleuhS W" PROBABLY excel all other Dealers that
purchases are larger than all other dealers together
Az, v EI ile we nave Cotton Carpets ranging from
All oo carpets nom 10 cts Tapestry Carpets from A. IL cts
"p 0'y brussels CARPETS from 50 cts Velvet Carpets
Gus up ADMINISTER Carpets from $3j up Carpets from 81
up All these carpets that the Tapestries Body Brussels Amin
sterS' NeNeS, Wlltons we can furnish borders tor.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-04-05
Saving Manure.

My farm is one of % acres, one-half Of
which is rocky pasture. At the first be-
came interested in the question of max
ing and saving manure. put in new
stable floor with gutter and stabbed the
cows nights through the summer, and in
this way have nearly a much manure Ia
haul out in the fall a. in the spring. |
have doubled the Weld Of hay and by hir-
ing a small pasture manage to keep eight
cows. | consider horse manure one of
the best abSorbcnts for the gutter. and
dry sawdust indispensable for use in all
stables, especially in summer. This win
ter | am trying the plan Of hauling the
manure direct from the stable. The
SHOW i too deep 10 admit of spreading
aud put it into one large pile. BY fol
/ lowing this plan think | will save q
weeks work in the spring, when all WORK
crowds. Which IS the better plan. I,
pillow in or to harrow in manure, is still +
question in my mini. one year | har
r0Ned the manure In for II piece OF corn
and one result was the most prolific
growth of weeds ever saw in Il corr
Held, which made it hard to cultivate
The next year, on the same piece,
ploWed the manure under. and the corr
crop WAS Just As good and much caster T.
tend While do not approve Of gettln
manure down too deep neither do | be
ieYe that much Of it j. lost by teaching
--JosEru MENfs. East poultney, Vt, i
Mirror and Farmer
The Somerset reporter., 1888-04-05
PROBATE NOTICES,
To all persons interested in either of the
Estates hereinafte named.

Alta COURT OF PROBATE held at Skow
n hogan, within and for the County OF Somer
set, on the I'd TUESDAY OF MAR. in the year o
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eight
eight the following business having been present
ed for action thereupon hereinafter indicated, Hi
hereby Ordered: That public notice thereof b.
giveL to all persons Interested, that they ma,
appear ut Probate Court to be holden at saii
SkOw hegan, at the Probate Office on he secont
Tuesday of AFR. next at nine of the clocl
In the forenoon, and be heard thereon and oh
ject II they see cause.
LYDIA d. DULEY, late of Starks, deceased
vii and petition for probate thereof presenle,
by Asa ;. Duly, the Executor named therein.
HANNAH FOLSOM late of Cornvile deceas
ed. WIN presented for probate by Daniel ;
Wiley. the Executor named therein
SYLVIA BEAL, late of Arson deceased
VIII presented for probate by Henry Beal, TIT
Executor numed therein.
OZIAS II. McFADDEN, late of Anson deceas
ed. Petition for the appointment of herself
as Administrative presented by Carrie Z. Hut
chins, daugter of the de eased,
JOSEPH NJ DENNIS, late of New Portland
deceased. Widows petition for allowance pre-
sented
WARREN NJ, HIGGINS, late of starks. deceas
ed. Petition for License to sell and convey
Real Estate presented by George Greenleaf and
A. o. Frederic, Executors.
ELIHu STEVENS Jr., late OF Smithfeld
deceased Petitions for Licenses to sell aud
convey Real Estase presented by Eldoras Stev-
ems ana by Si1nutl W. Clement, GUARDIAN Ol
Charles A. Stevens and Elmer A. Stevens,
minor heirs.
SULLIVAN LOTHROP, late of St. Abans,
deceased. Final account of James q. Brad
bury. Administrators also his private a count
against raid estate, presented for allowance.
LEVI ANDREWS. late of Pleasant Ridge, de-
ceased. First account and petition for order
OF distribution, presented by Mark Savage,
Adminis rator.
HENRY 7. JONES. late of Arson, deceased
First account OF Ella j. A. Jones, Admiulstra-
trix, presented Tor allowance,
WILLIAM JONES, late OF Arson, deceased,
Account of Henry II. Jones, administrator,
by Ella j. A. Jones, his adinnista-
lrix.
SAMUEL GIBSON. late of Fairfield, deceas.
ed. Second account OF S, S. Brown admins
traitor presented for allowance
LEVI EMERY, late of Skowhegan, deceased
First and Final account of Levi e. Emery, Ex-
ecutor presented for allowance
THEOPHILUS p. DOE, late Of Ccrnville de-
reused. First aud Final account OF George E.
Doe administrator, presented for allowance.
TURNER BUSwELL, Judge.
Attest: s. II. GOODWIN. Register
Post Office address, Judge, Scion; Register.
Skuw lpRan. SWl2