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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-04-19

Warm weather commences here in May,
I aud the heat becomes extreme during the
/ months Of June, July and August; in
[ September the rains begin. A hot wind
occasionally makes its appearance, and
such is the fury OF he whitening blast
That it seems to scorch the skin like a
furnace. 1t comes when least expected,
and continues sometimes for four and
twenty hours. 1t j. a remarkable circum-
stance that it does not extend more than
league from the coast, seward, and
that while it prevails fresh water depos-
tied in jars continues deliciously cool,
even in summer
Fortunately for the people who live
here, the night air is not Injurious, as it
is in many semi-tropical countries, for
when the warm weather is fairly begun
the inhabitants, rich and poor, are Obliged
to abandon the interior of their houses
and pass the nights in the corridors and
cOurtyards; the poorer class lie on blankets
ia the streets in front Of their huts The
purity Of the atmosphere. the dryness Of
the soil and the purifying effects Of the
winds which sweep over this country all
tend TO make this II very salubrious
climate. The enormous death rates are
attributed entirely to epidcmics agra
waited by unhealthful sanitary conditions:
there is no sewerage and the streets are
filthy. In spite OF this the longevity OF
those living here is remarkable; several
are more than 100 years of age, and two
have attained, one to ia and the other TO
13o.-Laura b. Starr in Cleveland
Leader
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PROBATE NOTICES.
To all persons interested In either of the
Estates hereinafter named.

Alta COURT OF PROBATE held at skow
"A hogan, within and for the County of Somer
act, on the Cd TUESDAY OF APRIL 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, /. II
hereby Ordered: That punlic notice thereof b.
giyeI TO all persons interested, that they ma,
appear at Probate Court to be holden nj sait
Skow neganat the Probate Office on the secunC
Tuesday of MAY next AT nine of the clocl
in the forenoon. and be heard thereon and oh
1ect II they see cause.
ASA TURNER, late Of Moscow, deceased
Will presented Tor probate by Martha Il Tur
ncr, the Execntrix named therein.
SlLAS WOOD. late OF siarks deceased
VIII presen ed for probate by Thomas Is. smell
the EXecut n name therein.
SUSAN WILLIAMS. late of Arson, decreased
Will presented for probate by the deyisees
named therein.
THOMAS l.. MAXWELL. late of Canaan. de
ceased: petition for the appointment of T. b
Barrett, administrator, presented by l.. W.
Shean at ais creditors OF said deceased
JOHN W. RODERICK. late Of skowhegan.
deceased Petition for the appointment OF Ed.
ward 7. Coffin, administrator, presented l.
Frank X. Folsom aud Jos +. Oak, creditors y
said deceased.
ceased Widows petition for allowance pla
sentcd
sEwALL BAKER, late of Bingham, E.
ceased: First and final account Of Chand. .
Baker, executor, presented.
EUGENE r. SEVENO, late of Skowbegau
d. ceased, First account Of Eta f. seytno
ADMINISTRATIVE, presented
BENJAMIN DlNSMORE, late of Arson. dc.
ceased: First account of Albert Moore, admin
istrator, presented.
ECNICE W. CARVILLE. late Of New Port
land, deceased First account of s. C. Hanson,
administrator, presented.
DINsMORE CLEVELAND, late of Madison.
deceased Petition for license To sell and con
yey Heal Estate, pre- sented by Caroline p
Cleveland administrative.
JESSE MERRILL. late OF Harmony. de.
ceased Petition for license to sell and convey
Real Esiate, presented by William q Bailey.
administrator.
MELINDA NJ Stafford, late of Lexington.
deceased Petition for license to sell and con.
vcy Resi- Estate. presented by E. F. Stafford
guardian of Raymond L. and Jessie NJ Stafford.
minOr heirs.
MANLEY BUTTERFIELD, late Of Fairfield.
dec, ased. Petition for license to sell and con
yev Real Estate, presented by Ardele Stiles,
guardian Of Addie M.and Annie A. Butterfield.
minor heirs.
NANCY BATES. OF Madison. a person of mn.
sound mind. Petition for liceuse To sell and
convey Real Estate. presented by Tilson D.
Salley. guardian.
TURNER BUSWELL Judge
Attest: s. II. GOODWIN, Register.
:, Post Office address, Judge, Scion; Register
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Cor. of Middle & Peal SITS.

In each of these stores We carry
complete lines OF furnishings which
we will sell tor cash, or quarter
cash, and the balance by the week
or mouth. OF course We prefer to
make cash sales when we can, but
at the same time it has always been
our aim and object To satisfy every
one of our customers TO the utter
most. whether they wish to buy tor
cash or otherwise. This is the
House Cleaning season of the year.
Old Carpets must give place to the
New. Old Chamber Sets should be
replaced by those of later design.
Parlor Suits that have been in USE
for some time are often moved into
the sitting room. making room foI
the new Parlor Suit. That Range
that you have been using for many
years, perhaps takes more coal to
run it to get the desired wolk from
it than new one would, conSe
quently making you a loss every
day.
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GRAND SPECIAL
ANNOUNCER EMIT
" no THE
people
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont
The Atkinson House Furnishing
Co, having completed their pur
chases for
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont
THIS SPRINGS STOCK,

respectfully request call from all
those interested in the Furnishing
and Beautifying their Homes. And
We would further request that those
near our Bangor Store, located on
Union Street. opposite the Bangor
House, should call on our manager,
Mr.. \. !. Morey. And those living
on the line of the Knox * Lincoln
K. L. in the vicinity of Rochland. We
would respectfully request to cali
at our store Oh Main Street, former
ly the old Linde Hotel. Mr.. ". \.
kimball. Manager. And again, to
those who are nearest our Auburn
Store, located on Main ST., Mr.. j. J
Emerson the manager. will attend
to Your every want i'll House Fur
nishings. And to those living al
kennebunk, kennebunkport, and
Old Orchard, aud towns adjacent
to Biddeford, We would respectfully
request them TO call at our store al
the corner of Alfred x Bacon SIS.
Mr.. Henry p. Atkinson. Manager
While to those who prefer TO seleci
from our mammoth stock, we woult
say come to our store and Head
quarters at the
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MESSENGERS Notice.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
SOMERSET IS. COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
IN The case Alpheus ). {. Hall, Insolvelt Debt
or.
THIS il to give notice that on the 10th day Of
April A. D., lsS-, warrant IN Insolvency Wa :
issued out of the Court "f Insolvency for aid
County OF Som.r-"t. against the estate of said
A. :. e. Ha. of Madison, adudged to be an
insolyent debtor. on petition OF said debtor which
petition was I'll the 10th day Of April
\. d. 1885, to which date interest on claims j. 10
be computed. That the payment of any debts to
or by said debtor, and the transfer and delivery
OF any property by him forbidden by law.
That meeting of The creditors OF said debtor, To
Of his estate, viii be held at a Court OF Insolvency
10 be holden ~ the Probate Court Room, in said
Skowhegan. on the sth day Of May a. b.
lsss. at one O'clock in the afternoon
Given under my hand the date first above
written.
ZENAS VAUGHAN.
sher II as Messenger of said Court OF In.
soivenry.
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The Library Building.

The location and erection Of the pro.
posed Library building is a question, that
Skowhegan people are now giving
consideration. The principle point at
issue is whether a building shall he erect
ed on lot by Itself, and be used exclu-
sivcly for library building and memoir
al hall, or whether block shall be erect
ed on the principal business street the
upper story only be used for that pur-
pose and the ground floor be rented for
stores etc. At the meeting Of the Board
of Trade Monday evening, the question
was discussed at some length, majori-
ty Of those present appearing TO be in
favor Of the latter plan,
The principle argument used was that
the available funds were not sufficient to
erect and run scperate establishment
but might be, If put into business block
Those advocating this plan assumed that
the erection Of a fine building, even BY
the hiring Of a part of the funds to do IL.
could not fail Of being made profitable by
the rental Of part of it.. TO the obtnse
perceptions Of the RLPoRrER this was
not made plain, and we shall require some
more definite figures to convince Us that
this plan is within the range of pract- /
cability.
The only large and expensive block t
erected in this village has failed thus far
to be q source Of wealth to the stock
holders, although very judiclonsly mana
ged, and there is at least room for reason.
able doubt whether new venture in this
line would be different in results. We
refer to Coburn Block, which has paid
very small dividends on the capital ill.,
vested
The trustees of Bloomfield Academy
have the whole matter in their hands to
arrange to their satisfaction. They
naturally feel like meeting the views
Of our citizens, so far as practicable but
will undoubtedly require something
more than mere assertions, or specula-
Hons before they decide 70 put the whole
land into a expensive lot and block on
~ eoo(nsss street.. The fund IL beyond ,
qssstson too small 70 erect building such
~ SkowhesAn ought 10 have. and main
ala Il - shosld be maintained, exclusive.
y for . library, but the remedy does not
lpeeeF - y v b. II ths direction indi.
- N - majority y The Board Of .
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Your stomach of course. Why? Be.
cause If it Is out of order you are one OF
the most miserable creatures living. Give
1t fair honorable chance and see If 1t
is not the best friend you have In the end.
Don't smoke In the morning. Don't
drink in the morning. If you must smoke
and drink wait until your stomach is
through with breakfast. You can drink
more and smoke more In the evening aud
II will tell on you less. II your food fer
ments and does not digest right,-if you
are troubled with Heartburn, Dizziness OF
the head, coming up of the food after
eating, Biliousness, Indigestion or any
other trouble of the stomach you had
best use Green's August Flower, as no
person can use it without immediate re-
relief.
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Can an.


oAihne! II. ti7"ef. d prominent ana re-
,peetea elzlhs Il, ! -. a"Ah YER ''.'.'s'i
Is oH hnfsaaY o. IA "erA' al i'e az
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and a lo.InIter Of the Methodist cnur-A.
Ii former sear, he VA .'.-- !e.ier.
ana superintendent Of >Hn"iE >''.'''-
lie wa hl4hly resi2se.ea - tte J" '2t ;
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ana sihetfelf depi9fea. ~ ll", A.
We "Ateh occurred al SUNNY 10Y
noon ana were attended - al uuH'N4 !!
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Lodge OF which the deceased hal been
chaplain. Mr.. Cover va, 'hr iir>t mem
ber received after the Lodge obtained IT.
charter. DR. Patteu OF >sp"legan was
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Bingham.

DR. Pipcrs baby is sick, it has had lung
fever. There are many of the children
that are having bad colds and coughs and
many of the older ones.
Saturday evening, all had grand good
time at the necktie sociable. There was
short entertainment and then the selling
of the neckties and the grand march took
place. Pies and cake were for sale, and
all pronounced them very nice. All were
satisfied with the eleven dollars they re-
ceived from the sales. Those that got it
up thank all for their liberal patronage.
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Detroit.

We are sorry to be obliged to report the
the death of Miss Minnie Martin, which
occurred Saturday afternoon, April l4th,
at her fathers residence. The funeral
took place Tuesday forenoon. Rev. S.
c. Whitcomb officiating. Miss Martin
was the youngest of family of eight
children, and the first to be called from
earth to heaven She experienced religi
on two years ago. under the special ser
vices conducted by Rev. G. A. Southland
of the NJ. +. church. since which time
she has lived a conscientious christian
life. She left very many llrm friends
whose hearts mourn In sympathy with
the family in their bereavement.
ZERO.
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Notice Of Petition for Discharge.

sasERsrI So tuuEr ~ issoNyHsCi
Ia the cAse Of Aids " alket. ias,.tsat Dsa
OF
Notiee Il hereby gisen that . petition has
this ION DAY II April, A d. i-ss. been pre.a
81 70 said N9au Tor saia Coaaiy ~ ADDS "a
alkrt, uf Athens, in thf Goauty % Souaer-.
pfa5inR that D. msy b. dpcrrtsi in have Oh
aiFehafSt irym oil his debts pfaxAbta anarf ai
lns0Ythi Law u Maine, aad aqoa .aid reuuua
IT i pRn1Nfb - sad Coast tsAi . heAruR BE- b.
upon the same bsfofe s@sd Guar. a Tho lruha
Court ho1m 10 >koshrgan ip said uoaaty 81 -
ef=ct ou iaesday The sth Oar u MAJ A. ID a..
al ocinck la he zfleftitssa. sHd ihst naii n
~ be publisaed to the pOsRes ~ kssslRrNa
weekly newspaper pshitsacd IA al tssssfY
eotnersci ents VEGA fef slccessise We
tne iaAt paoiieatie1ta be sssff aafs before fhr
- hearing sAd hat al aftza3i0rs Ann OlAsr trrfsU
iniervstFd, may Aptstf al said giscs aea nssV,
@ha1s saass, u znf ihey hAsv. sky at-ehzfxr sisa
hos ne zraaisd ssisi psbioE kscofdisa 10 tas pc
OF his pcsitiaa.
Attest ; II. GOODWIN. kaat.isr 81 -.
tnf sad eeusiy ~ saalaFssf
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NorridReWock.

Constable X. NJ. Baker confiscated three
packages of liquor within ten days
Hussey & Conant have sold the balance
of their stock Of dry goods to Mr.. c. s.
Wright Of Norridgewock and MIR.
Young Of New Hampshire
Mrs. Lucinda Boston died last week,
aged 81 years, and was buried Saturday.
Elder Nugent also Is numbered with the
dead. HIS age was 10 years.
John II. Mitchell, our jail keeper, met
with quite an accident recently BY belug
Into the cellar OF hls house
and getting . duckiag and phakiag u u
gsneral
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Bright green moss has been discovered
growing at the bottom Of Lake Leman, in
switzerland, attached to the calcareous
rocks 200 feet below the surface. Moss
has never been found at SO great depth
below the surface Of the water, and 1t is
considered remarkable that chlOrophyl,
the green coloring matter Of plants, could
have been 90 richly developed vt 30 great .
distance from the light. Democrat
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Kitchen Ranges

In all our stores you will find the
Quaker, New Tariff. and First
National, besides host of others.
but to those who wish good ran GO
we recommend the Quaker and the
New Tariff; also the First National.
for lower priced one. We have
them all the way up to $50, and we
sell you range for cash, or for $40
down and the balance 10y the week
or month. DO not delay ordering.
We would rather have the range in
your house than in our store house,
and let.you take your time to pay
for il.
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CHAMBER SETS

We have an enormous quantity
In each OF our stores. Ask Nom
neighbors who have seen them, and
they will testify to our almost end
less variety, and we will Sell you
Cheaper than you can buy else
where We mean what we say, for
all cash, quarter cash, or balance
by the week or month. Write us
for cuts, photographs, and prices
Orders through the mail promptly
a ttpudp1 IN
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aYtiand,

Mr.. Amasa Moor cut OF one Of HI
fore fingers, Thursday, while planning
lumber Mr.. Moor has been a life long
mill man and this is the first accident that
has ever occurred to him in his mill bust
ness. 1t /, unfortunate for him at this
time, particularly on account of hi~ ser
vices being required in pushing forward
the work in the completion Of his new
sash and blind factory.
-Four real estate changes hive been
made the present week, A. Stjuch icid t.
Hugh johnson, Amaziah Jordan to d. b,
Ham, DR. c. W. Judkins to William An
derson, Forris l.. Rowe to Alhada \.
Cook, all of them being in the yillag
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Peoples Fire Insurance Co.,
OF MANCHESTER, N. n.
ri6in q Wenf,ror,h, Agts., Sko,ehegan.
Messengers Notice.

STATE or MAINE.
>eAEEsET. IS. Court of Insolvency.
In the case q! Charles ". Shaw Insolyeut
Debtor.
TN, Is to give notice that on the loih day Of
Apri1, A. u. ISIS. Warrant in lnsolsel -
was Issued out Of the Court Of Insolvency Tor
sad County of Somerset, AGAINST the estate OF said
Charles ". Shaw Of stark, adjndzed to be an
lUsu,Nthl Debtor, Oh petition Uf OF sad
,lebicr, which petition was flied on the 9th
day Of April A. ID l-Ss, 10 winch date interest
OH c.aims Is 10 b" computed. That tie payment
Of any debts to or by said debtor. and the tram
Ter aud delivery Of Any property by him aye for
hidden by law. That meeting of the creditors
OF sad debtor, to rove their debit and choose
one or more assignees OF his estate, viii be held
al Court of InsO Vtncy TO he holden at the
Probate Court Room in -aid >kowhcgan On the sth
day o May A. ID. lsss, At one O'Clock in the alter
noon.
TWEEN under my hand at the date first above writ
ten.
Il A SAWYER
Deputy Sheriff a. messenger of said Court Of
lnsO yency. 2Wlb
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Smifhneld.

Cha, NJ Brooks has sold his farm 70
c. l.. Stevens; reported price 500
Mr. Vim Mace /, at home on a visit
The Dodlin Granite ca. hare started mp
their steam engine aud are now commence
ing work in earnest.
The sawmill at Smithield village nnlsr
the supervision Of Alvin Piper, is doing
a i,our,hing business this spr ny
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,k0Nhegan. April luih, rs.
CHARLIE. ). MAR>TON

Ho4EHsET CoUSIY-In tourt of Pronaie. held
at >snw ne 2au On the second TUESDAY Of April,
a. u: l-ss.
On the foregoing petition, ORDERED. thtf
notice thereof be gwen, three week >ut CTS
helV, in the SOMERSET REPORTER printed il
>koN hcgau. in said county, that all parsons
Interested may attend a Probate Court TO BE-
held at -kOw hogan on the second TUESDAY OF
June next. and show cu-e. il any they hay"
why the prayer of said petition .hould not be
granted. First publ cation 10 be thirty dJE-
before laid second TUESDAY Of June.
TURNER BUSNELL, Judge
Attest :. II. GOODWIN Register.
A true copy Of Petition aud order Of Court
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Senator Conkiinp Dead.

Senator tOnkIing died az ! 40 A. VI
Wednesday morning, at the Hoffman
House, New York City, where he ha.
been i'll for two weeks. His wife, and
personal friends to the number Of about
- were in the rooms at the time Of bis
death. Hopes Of his recovery were en-
tanned by hi, physicians, but he died from
general failure Of the neryou, system
His sickness was of an extremely pain
ful and distressing character that affected
his brain, making him delirious and yio-
lent much Of the time.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. rhe follow
ing are the real estate transfers, recorded
in our county the past week;
Anson-Jamcs +. lreble to Newell +.
Preblr, 800 Newell T.. Prcblc to James
T Prcblc. - 100. VIM O. Merry to
Lincoln II. Rand 81 500 Jane, Man
ter 10 Emma &. Mantcr, $500. Albert
Moore to Abbie L. Pullen, 5000. Albert
Moore 10 WIN. Pullen, - 200.
Athens-Albert Small to Charles HUFF
SD.
Bingham Hartley w. GHdden to
Lea liolway, 500.
Calnbridge-Josiah Page to Harrison
Lowell, so.
Embden-Melzer A. Eamcs to Morris
IoZier, $50.
Fairfield Thomas Galaher to Noah "
Skillngs, $3.50. Fairfield Village Cor
poratiDn to VIM. Connor, $500. Noah
81 200. OConncll York TO s. A. I'VE,
1900. Eben ). Fogg to Mabel A. Fogg,
81.
lIarmony-M. j. Merrill to Walter S.
Bens, 81 500. Walter S. Bemis to NJ.
j. Merrill, sl,20o. ID. II. Bartlett to
olive Frost, $500
Iiartland-Geo l., Merchant to Joel
Jenness, 81 900
Norridgewock- Nellie NJ Morse ct al,
to Emily i. Morse, sl,j00. Napoleon
b. Cleayes to olive A. Smith, $40
Madison Margaret Booth to Orrin j. |
Dyer, 500. Samuel \. Blanchard ct
al, to D. X Blanch ard ct al, ST.
Pittsileld-JosephP Z. futile to Zachary
NJ. Frost, $3.50. VIM. c. Parks To
Charity I. Dyer, $500
Skowhcgan-Elia NJ. Pooler ct al, to
X. l.. Mitchell, $4,000.
Starks Anne f. Mace to Charles l..
Mace, $500 Inhabitants of Starks to
Asa NJ. Duley, s4i
Palmyra Henry Marsh to Abbie X.
Marsh, $4,000.
Solon-John Irvine to Levi Holway.
sl2O.
Ripley-Josiah Page to Laura Il. Bry-
mt. support.
Cambridge-Teresa Y. Folsom to Dam
el Pease, 800.
Concord-Wm. r. Davis to Chas b.
Aclntire, s75.
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Attest. :. II. GooogIs, Register
ESTATE OF PnlLASDER coBuGN.

To the Hon. Judge Of Probate for the COUNTY
OF Somerset.
Inc undersigned Heir of the Est te Of Phi
lander COhurn, late Of sk0N hogan, deceased,
the other heirs residing within this state beng
Julia l.. Coburn, MARY c. Weston. Ella NJ.
Puoler. Louise II. Coburn and Fa ME 4. Co
burn and Grace NJ. CObuin, minor heirs OF
stephen CubuIn, together with frastus W
MarSton, Heirs of Julia Long and Frances e.
Turner, rcsIding out of the State, respectfully
represents that they are seized Of the follow
ing described real estate situated IN SAID Sko%
hogan described a. follows. VIZ strip Of
land three rods III width running from their
land on the line oil land OF john ". Cannon Ia
kennebec River. SAID strip icing reserved
Tor road in deed from Amer tobnrn aud
hy him a. Attorney Tor the lieirs Of Phllander
Cphuru to the said john ". Cannon, aud that
al agreement was made between the said Alb
ner tObnrn in his life time and the slid Cannon
that he would convey To hun, the said Cannon,
said strip in consideration on the part of said
Cannon that road should bc laid Out by tue
Town through SAID Cannon's land To keuIIe-
bee River, which road has been 80 laid out ,
aud that it Is for The interest OF said heirs that
sad conveyance be made "a ii viii enhance
the yhue of their land
He therefore pfay- that after due notice
your Honor may license and enpoNtr -uIne
suitable person to s'll aud convey >aId de
sciiben premises agreeable To the statute i'll
such case made aud PROVIDED.
skOwhegan, April 10Th, lsss.
CHARLES A. MAR>TDN.
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from the very largest stocks at
LOsrer Prices than YOU can buy
elsewhere, and we will sell them IL
You for cash or a quarter cash, and
the balance by the week or month.
U'rite for SnlnnleX.
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PARLOR SUITS

In all the stores in Endless Variety
and a stock of 356 full suits at our
Headquarters. Prices from S3l to
: 100, all cash, or quarter cash, and
balance by the week or month.
Write us tor photographs, cuts and
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LTIIf n TT IT T III -
CHARLES \. MAR>TON.

SOMERSET CoUSTY.-ln Court of Probate
held NJ Skuwhcgdn On the second Tuesday of
April \. ID. lsSs
ON the foregoing petition, ORDERED, that
notice thereof hc giStO, three weeks success
lively, IN the SOMEKsET KEroRTER printed in
Sk0w hogan, III said county. that all persons
Interested may attend Probate court TO he
held NJ Sk0whcgan on the second Tuesday OF
June next, and show cause. If any they have,
why the prayer OF said petition shonld not he
granted. First publication To be thirty days
before said second Tuesday OF June.
TURNER Bt SWELL Judge
Attest :. II. GOODWIN, gister
True copy OF petition and order of Court
thereon.
Attest: : H. I;ooDWfS Reg Ster.