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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-05-24
J. 0. Haines.
PROBATE NOTICES,
To all persons interested in either OF the
EsinIe. hcreinn Ier mined.

Alta COURT OF PROBATE held at Skow
"A hogan, within and for the County OF Soncr
set, on the I'd TUESDAY or MAY in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eight.
eight the following business having been present
ed for action hereupon hereinafter Indicated v il
hereby Ordered: That puplc notice thereof be
giyeL to all persons interested, that they may
appear at a Probate Court to be holden at said
SkoW negan, lat the Probate Office on the second
Tuesday of JrNE next ut nine of the clock
In the forenoon, and be heard thereon and oh.
lrct II they see cause.
SAMUEL II. COVER, late of Canaan, de
ceased. VIII presented for Probate; also her
resignation rs ENecutriN, and petition for the
appointment OF Hartshuln c. Gower admin
Sirator with the VII annexed presented by
LucluGa Gower, widow of the deceased
LATHROP {. GET HE'LL, ate of Canaan,
deceased VIII presented for Probate by Henry
Kicker, the executor named therein.
JOSEPH ?. LANCASTER, late of Palmyra
deceased. Will presented for probate by Fred
erick ;. Lancaster, the executor named there
IN.
JONATHAN BATES. late of Fairfield. de
ceased. VIII presented tor Probate by Edwin
II. Bates, the Executor named therein
JAMES b. WHiTrEMORE, late of Skowhe
san, deceased Petition for the appointment
of Charles Il. Whttcmoic. Administrators
Also petition for the appointment OF HIRAM
;. steward Administrator, presented by SAT-
heirs of deceased.
CHARLES b. PHILBRICk, late of ST. Al
pans, deceased Petition Tor the appointment
II himself "a Admins ratur presented h,
James o. Bradbury. creditor.
GEORGE 7. MCCLINTOCK late of PALMYRA
deceased Petition for the appointment II
himself rs Administrator, presented hy Jane
o. Bradbury, creditor.
HIRAM Il. WATSON, late Of New Portland
| deceased Petition for the appointment q
| Emery IL Butts, Administrators, presented b,
Mary b. Watson, widow of the deceased.
JOHN CARNEY, late of Bingham, deceased
| Widows application for allowance presented.
| JAMES IIERRlN. late of skowherau de
ceased: Widows application for allowance
presenie ed.
SETH GOODRIDGE, late OF bingham ne
ceased Widows application for allowuuc
presented.
ELBRIDGE g. SAVAGE. late of SCION. de
leased Petition tor license To sell and conve,
Real Estate presented by Emily p, savage
Admir- istrHtriX.
LAFOREST GROVES. late of Norridge wool
decreased Petition for license to sell and cor
Ney Real Estate presented by Stillman Il Tut
tie, Administrators
SlLAS WOOD, late of Starks deceased: Pc
titon Tor license to sell and convey real estate
presented by Thomas b. Smell Executor
RUSSELL WHITTIER. late of CornviiIe, de
ceased; First final account of Abpl G. Ftenrl
Executor presented
DENTER b. VAUGHAN, late of New Port
| land, deceased: Account of Clara NJ Nye
formerly Clara Nj. Vaughan. Administrators
presented
TURNER BuSWELL Judge.
Attest $. Ii. GOODWIN. Register.
Post Office address, Judge, SCION; Register
7h""hcRah' 3wl2
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Decoration DAY.


Russell Post &. \ X viii have charge
Of Memorial services and decoration oil
Soldiers graves the 10th instant ana also
attend divine services Ia 'ohurn han
sunday tile 2'th instant
Post commander BUCK has lssue9 INT
following order
uv,,,at-,pfrr- Rt-..rtf poSr No a. /
,s,...... - 49, y
~ N ,, -
Hho" f''AN hNi -'''' ''''
Special order No. J.
In accordance with our usual custom,
the Post will attend Divine service On
sunday MAY 9th inst.
Comrades will meet at Grand Army
Hall promptly at Ill. /. VI. on tnat nay;
W" " e.'Ie9'a' ~ ~ ~, a., I'D.
onarters AT - no p. VI promptly. in full
uniform to take part in the public ser
wees OF the day'
r =, u ~ ~ yD' -, f-,.,,,,,,
Bv Order of
F. X. BgGk, Post Com.
" FOWLER AdJ l.
The following programme IS announ-
ced
Russell Post will assemble at their Hall
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The modes of deaths approach are
various, and statistics show conclusivcly
that more persons die from diseases of
the Throat and Lungs than any other. 1t
is probable that everyone, without excep-
ton, receive vast numbers of Tubercle
Germs into the system and where these
germs fall upon suitable soil they start
into life and develop, at first slowly and
is shown by slight tickling sensation In
the throat and it allowed to continue
their ravages they extend to the lungs
producing Consumption and to the head,
causing Catarrh. Now all this is danger
Gus and II allowed to proceed will In
time cause death. At the onset you must
act with promptness; allowing cold to go
without attention 10 dangerous and may
lose your life. As soon - you feel that
something IL wrong with your Throat.
Lungs OF Nostrils, obtain . bottle Of
Bochee's German Syrup. 1t will give you
immediate relief.
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PalmNra.

Will Dearborn went to Boston las
Tuesday morning.
g. f. Frost has secured a desirable pc
sition in Worcester Mass, to which
place he will soon go.
The late storm was serious set back
to farming and it will be fully four week.
before many of our farmers will have
/ finished their springs work.
Several of our young people are intend
ing to join the Senior class of NJ. c.
on an excursion to Castle Harmony, next
Saturday.
Geo. Dana Bachelor who has been sc
seriously i'll with pneumonia, has some.
what improved
Mr.. C. II. Folsom and wife were visit.
ing friends and relatives in Sangerville
last week
Mr.. viii Babcock is clerking for o. r.
Jose of Newport.
During the past two months two of
are now growing thin. l.. ii. A
II. +. Thompson has been dealing quite
extensively this spring in horses. lie
has bough the most of them in Boston.
One western horse a very nice one, was
taken sick and died. Loss $500.
Farmers have done very little as yet.
The long wet spell puts them far in the
shade. Work will be pushed hard when
the time comes.
c. NJ. Jewett is delivering nursery
stock for T. W. Chase & Co, Augusta ;
Samuel C. Spaulding is quite sick, attend
ed by DR.. Drake of Pittsfeld
Mrs. f. II. Tibbetts is on the sick list.
and quite low. DR.. Harvey of Newport,
attends her. c. NJ. j.
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INC Reporter
The Blanket Question.

/ | would commend to the attention o
the readers of the Review. the ingenuity
OF its methods of convincing and con
verting its readers, as Illustrated in two
articles on the second page of its issue OF
[ May 18th. In one column it proves to
/ its own entire satisfaction the worn out
and exploded theory that the cost of a
blanket Is increased just as much as Is the
tariff on that blanket; thus a S. blanket
costs the poor man S5.4j because there is
according TO the Review statement 50 10
duty on it, and in the very next column it
proves again, that the present low cost of
wool is because there is a duty on it.
Good Lord, Good Devil
regret the Review is so indiscrete a.
to put its Inconsistencies 50 glaringly
together and would advise that opposite
pages be selected and thus the inconsist-
encies appear better.
The Review knows quite well that the
price of blankets has not been increased
by protection but that blankets and all
kind of cloth on which high tariff was
imposed, have been cheaper since, and
farmers and wool growers, as well "a the
Review, also know that there has been a
much better market for their wool on
account of the protection afforded our
manufacturers, and also that they have
had more money and comforts of every
kind while suffering from this kind of
cXtortion pictured by such free trade
sheets as the Review, and if the Review
will only be taught, it can readily learn
how the New Eng land farmers stand on
the free wool question by consulting the
reports recently published, showing 81
per cent of the farmers of New England
opposed to free wool, and 30 per cent of
the wooden manufacturers are with them
PROTECTION.
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M adison.

Miss Eleanor Weston died last Thurs
day morning, She has been a great >uf-
ferer for long time. She was an
the Congregational church for about
forty years. Funeral services were held
in the church Saturday at l.30 o'clock.
About eight O'Clock Monday morning
Miss Edna Maxim died at the residence
of her brother, Daniel Maxim.
The following officers were recently
installed over Union Lodge |. o. G. +. for
ensuing quarter George Whitney, c.
r.; Ella Maxim, V. r. John Thomp-
kins, + s.; Alice Johnson, T.; Daniel
Nicholas, s.; John Chandler, Chap.
Martha Chandler, 5 j. T. X. c. Gray
7. c, F.; Sidney Chapman was appointed
Lodge Deputy for the ensuing year.
The annual election of officers OF
Congl Sabbath school was held last
Sabbath, and the following officers electd
F. l.. Powers, Clerk; Frank Dinsmore
Supt X, {, Gray, Treasurer and Libra
ian; Nathan Wood, George Flint Orlando
Walker, executive council.
c. A. WILDER Esq, is again afflicted
This time the trouble is with his eyes
He has been confined TO the house for a
week aud is obliged to stay in a dark
room and keep his eyes covered. We
hope to see him out again soon.
W. W. johnson is laying the foundation
for +. VI. Fletcher's new house on School
Street,
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John n. Webster, Esq.
SAD ACCIDENT nr~rlrl>d IN III, prATn.

4 SAD ACCIDENT RESULTING IN HI> pEAlh.
John II. Webster, - Of Noft'a-ez
vock tho oldest member Of Somerset
y, - -. =, ~. hath Tuesday
NouHss Ia 49, -. 80
morning lat ny la!ilu- 81 's''-
from the railroad hriage that crosses the
small .tfeap In south Narridgewack vi
~, A.. ..,r,.d r. "a
'd-e' efi -
acro,, tit 9f.'-r On III ''o'' q
when thr irAiu was already due Instead ~
..o;,.s l.y Al, Travelled way which Wa>
...,,...,.b Ia ~
ul'ie '7'1
on the bridge he an iat "iii'a' mn
train. and hurried. IT Across lil- 1i HA-1t
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-05-24
Sons of Veterans,

Colonel Waldo II. Perry, colonel com
handing the Maine Sons of Veterans
has issued general order No. l. in whicl
the following appointments on his stat
are announced:
Surgeon-C. F. Darlington, Lewiston.
.Chaplain-Frank |. Bartlett, Bangor.
Adjutant-Edward Z. Philbrook, Port
land
Quartermaster-Fred B Wiggin, Port
land.
nspector-Edward X. Gould, Rock
land.
Assistant INSPECTOR. Edward Morton
Vinalhaven.
Judge Advocate-Edward Hatch
Springvsle.
Mastering Ofiicer-Andrew c. Cloud
man, Sacarappa.
II Is expected that every camp will
take an active part In the observance OF
Memorial Day.
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Fairfield.

The contractors for the construction Of
the horse railroad between Watcrville and
Fairfield arrived Saturday and commence
ed work gu Monday. The rails, spikes,
slcepcrS and paving stones ar all on the
ground and the cars are ali built and let
tered "WaterYille and Fairfield Horse
Railroad" There are four closed cars
and two open ones. Twenty five horses
will be required and they are 10
be stalled at Fairfield, The road is To
be opened in June.
Work on the horse railroad began
Tuesday. 1t will be finished by the 18th
or 18th of June.
Miss Susie Clark spent Sunday at home.
An alarm Of fire Tuesday p NJ. brought
out the tre department but no damage
done 1t was in the shop Of the Fair
Held Furniture Co.
The High school /, closed this week
Mr. Tilton, the principal, being summon
home by the death of his father IL e ha'
the sympathy of his many friends here,
Mr.. Wood. student from kent's Hill
supplied the pulpit Of the Methods
church Sunday
Rev. +. l.. Allen deliveries the Memoir
ial sermon,
Mrs j. NJ. Fogg Is out with a new
team that acts a an eclipse on the others
/. Dow and wife were in Skowhcgal
Tuesday.
Frank Cot ton has painted his store i
fancy colors.
The Kennebec Womans Baptist Mis-
sionary association will hold baske
meeting in the yeStry of the Bapti~
church. on Tuesday the twenty-niuth o
MAY. commencing at 10 30.
f. II. Evans has put out a very mic
awning and Is making great improve
ments in the windows of his store
Quite little excitement here over tn
small pox at Wateryille.
f. 7. Mayo of the journal made tri
up river last week.
| Ed. Bunker, the popular foreman q
the Journal is going to Bangor to act d
| foreman in the office of the Union Prin
ing Co. He will have the best wishes c
his many friends for success.
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Scwell Hayden has gone to Athens to
work for George l.. Hayden.
Miss Velzora Iutchns is at work in ,
boarding house at Blanchard.
Benz. Hutchns is preparing to start out
with regular equipped peddlar's cart
the coming summer. As peddlcr Mr.
Hutchns appears in his proper element
and he is sure to succeed
Leonard Gilman will drive an egg cart
this summer
Mrs Daniel FosS returned Friday from
visit to her parents in Canada.
Mrs. Willis walker who has been in
Lowell, Mass, during the winter came
home last Thursday.
Ed. Rowe is at work at Blanchard.
Sidney Walker is at home from the
drive.
w. j. Foss is building a stable
L. d. Mathews, our Supervisor, is
clerking at Foss store in place of J. &
Stevens who has gone to Water,lle.
joe leaves host of we'll wishers be-
hind.
A little child of Fred York has been
very sick with pneumonia, but is recover
ing. DR.. Ellingwood attends it.
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a NeteFaD.

Captain ID. Marston, a veteran of the
18th Maine Vols made the REPORTER
pleasant call last week. Capt. Marstor
entered the service from Phillips in thi,
state as captain of Co. c. and served
through all the battles in which his regi
ment engaged, including Fredericksburg
Gettysburg and Grants campaign from
North Anna to the Weldon Road where
he was disabled from further service
Capt NJ. had a son enter the service rs a
drummer boy at the aye of ID years, who
is now a successful merchant in La Crosse
Wisconsin Capt. NJ. divides his time be-
tween Wisconsin and Maine. He purpos-
es TO spend this summer in Phillips.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-05-24

Bcet-Per 100 lbs on total weight Of hide, tallow
and meat, extra s. soto -, first quality, oo tn
% q second quality, To IS, third quality
90 to as, a few cir az single pairs s. 90 Ia
s. Is some Of the paaf,t. bulls, etc, 90 tpl -
Working Oven - 10 fInS handy steers 800 t.,
SIio or mu Oh accurdrug 10 their value Tor beet.
Cows and Young Cilyc~-Fair qullity, f2S To Is,
extra, 90 to IS, fine} mich cows, 50 to IS harrow
and dry, IS to 90.
stores, hin Young Cattle, for Farmers ear.
iugs, $3.50 to ~; tNo.searsod, ~ to az; three
years-od, 20 To s..
sheep-Pcr h., live weight, - to 5 cts, ex.
ira. - to ~ cts, ltuih-, To- Ia.
Eat llogs-Per lh. Ola 10 q ~ cts, live weight,
retail to - cts, northern dressed hogs, - cts
Veal alNcs aI.2 ta5ls cts, per 10.
Hides Brighton IL 10 cts per 10,
Gait skins 5 10 ct..
fillow-Br Brighton, ) to cts. per ID, country lots
- to !.
Wool pclts Sl.an to 81 Is each, country lot,
fI.9o 10 81 %, sheared SKINS 10 Is c; dairy
skins, - to rs each, lamb skins, so to 20 cts.
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Newspaper Decisions,

Any person who tlkes paper regular irm
the uifiee-whcthcr directed o. his name aneth-
ers ~ whether he has subscribed or nTtis rt-F-H
sihle Tor the payment.
,. II person orders his paper Discontinued, he
must pay all arrcarages or the Publisher NAV CON-
tinuc 10 send It until payment i made. and 5al'
the whole amount, whether tho paper /, takea from
the Office or not.
The Courts have decided that refusing 70 tlA
newspapers and periodicals from The POST -. "'
removing and leaving them unealltd faT, j. Irtno
fqcie evidence Of fraud.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-05-24
Attention Sons of Veterans.

All Sons of Veterans, whether they
have ever joined any post or not are re
quested to meet at Engine Hall, Frida,
evening next at O'Clock, to make ar
rangements to participate with the &. A
h. post in the exercises of Decoration
day.
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CORRESPONDENCE
CorrvtIie,

There will be a preaching service at
the Baptist House, LeNt sunday morning
10 commence at quarter to eleven.
H. G Wentworth. W. +. Palmer and
g. +. Smith. arrived home from MINI
last Wednesday.
school in District NJ l. i NOW in >e>
sion under the instruction Of Mr. J. II
Stone.
The young MN of this town are pre-
pairing play tn present 10 the public il
the near future.
Mr. Samuel Pce,ie and family arrived
home from California last SATURDAY whcr
they have been spending the winter.
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Clark Bros. Mill.

Geo. Barnard returned from Carratunk
Saturday having completed the lumber
mills of Clark Brothers at Carratunk.
The mills contist of rotary saw for
saving long lumber, clapboard, shingle,
lath machines and planners, all modern
machinery and with good power, These
mills will be a great convenience for that
s.,tinn
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-05-24
SkoWhECAN MARKET.

Corrected Weekly by Dow & GRopfR, Grocery
and Provision Dealers, I2s Water Street.
Apples, ........S1ta 500 Eggs. .....,.......i5f
Apples, Drcd,...s to 7tt zoo
Butter Best...... zoct Meal, Corn.......... -.
Beans, Y. E.2.s5 10 s. 90 Meal. Rye ..........
Beans, Pca...,....S5.oo Oats ......... 20 10 $50
Barey,......,.. 80. Potatoes, ......75 10 SECT
Beet, minimizing 10 2tt Round Hog, in to set
Cheese ....,..,lpt 10 l2e Poultry to i5ti
Chickens, ......lo To 1sd Wood, 100 to IS &C
Corn.
Corrected Weekly by POLLARD & PARsoNs)
VI Washed .......................... to 80
"'oi Unwashed $3.50. -. IS to iNet
Wool skins Ssct to 90, to Iott per ID
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AT WASHINc ToN

The Senate has dcci ed by vote of >
10 = not to consider the fisheries treaty
in open session. The division was upon
strict party lines. except in the case OF
senator Hale vino eotcd with the demo
Gratis adversely to the Riddelberger reso
luton.
The House bill appropriating $500
for the public building at Bar Ilarbor ha'
passed the Senate
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Scion.

But very little farming has been dom
yet, it being the most backward season
remembered by the oldest inhabitant.
Fred Drury has the boss pair of year
ling steers. They are grade iIeref ords
matched and girting six feet
Mrs. Chas. Whipple who has been SICK
for a long time, is gaining in health.
Mr.. Job Morse of Madison has moved
on to the farm recently occupied by FREQ
Fisher who has moved to Augusta
At the Republican caucus held Satur.
day afternoon, L. c. Jewett was chosen
chairman, p. S. Longley secretary, G W.
Cover, W. E. Tarbell and L. c. Jewett,
delegates to the State Convention.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-05-24

RtN 50 E>K OF FEVERs WIEN nor
weather mes on. Nourish the blood
while the spring months are passing
Cleanse the stomach from bile, stimulate
the liver to healthy action, drive out
the poison from the blood. Bells Sar.
saparlla will do it. Nothing else is It's
equal Taken at this sea. on of the ycaI
/ it it worth it, weight in gold. only .,
cts. everywhere.
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Fourth District Convention.

The Democratic Congressional District
Convention for the 4th District was held
at Bangor, Monday, resulting in the nom
nation Of Thos. j. Steward for Repre-
sentative to Congress, u. 2, Bass and
Albert W. Madigan, for delegate to ST
Louis; Thomas J. Holmes, PASSPORT,
John AcCann Bangor. alternates; Elec-
- q President and Vice President. DIR.
John tB. Kerr, Danforth. The resolu-
lions endorsed President Cleveland and
favor tariff reform.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-05-24

Mr. j. X. Pollinger, Skowhegan scien-
tihc boxer Is to be rendered a benefit at
Heselton Hall by his former p.pils and
friends in this vicinity, on Tuesday eve
ming of next week. Arrangements have
been made to have several friendly set-tos
between local sparrers aud several knights
OF the hstc arena from away who have
gained regulations are to appear, inclu-
ding Wyman of Canaan and McGill of
Dexter. The exhibition will he followed
by dance
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Df<ru NoucE,-To the people OF
Athens and vicinity have rented til,
building lately used by the selectmen OF
Athens and lifted it up for dental otlic,
anG will be prepared to do dentistry in al
it. branches | shall be in Athens every
Thursday and anyone in the need of den
tai work would do well to give me call
satisfaction guaranteed.
f. \. Leayitt, Skowhegan, Me.
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The Corn Shops.

LETTER OF ASSURANCE FROM WILLIAM
q. DAVIS.
We are glad to be able to publish the
following letter received in reply to ,
letter of inquiry written by Gen. r. B
Shepherd.
PORTLAND, ME-, May 10 1883.
Hon. r. b. Shepherd,
My Dear Sir:-Your favor of the
10th at hand. In answer will say the
Portland Packing Co , will run the Skow-
hogan and North Arson Factories this
season, You can say this to the Farmers
and also they will be safe.
Yours etc.
W. G. DAVIS.
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Notice Of AssiQpee Of bis APPOINTMENT,

state Of Maine The s,n DAY Of May \. D
lAs. The undersigned hereby gives notice 81 d.,
Appointmeut - Assignee OF the estatr OF Au,t'
e. Tobey and CHARLES =. Tobey indiydna' !!
Son.: Of hkOwhegAn, In sA,d County 81 SONG,
set. insolveat Dsssors Iwho have beeu ~, y.
eiarsd lnsoivcnts upoa sAter petition ns ~. y,
Court ct Insolvency i"s ssss Casny o. s1ns,
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Patent Road Machine Litigation

Patent Road Machine Litigation.
A bill In equity was filed on Monday In
the United States Circuit court by the
American Road Machine Co., Of Kenuett
Square, Pa, against Pennock L Sharp
Co., Limited for the sale Of . machine
called the western Reversible" witch
IL said 70 infringe several Of the patsats
Of the complainant.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-05-24

The up river hotels are all really for
their summer company. The eary trout
fishing is the best aud commence a. -oou
as he ice leaves the ponds.
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Hon. $. s Brown Of WateryiIlc. wa>
nominated for Representative for thu,
district at Augusta yesterday.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-05-24

Arrangements have been made % arsu'
the Stain Cromwell new trial case bef'r'
the law court in Portland in July.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-05-24
Variolold in WaterNilIe.

Two students of Colby have well de
lined cases of varolod. one i son Of
Mayor Foster Every prceaation has
been taken to prevent the spread Of the
disease.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.. The follow
ing are the real estate transfers, recorded
in our county the past week
Skowhegan-Geo. |. Nay to Stanley
/ f. Nay. Slj00.
FarheldAIydia Osborn to Wateryilt
& Fairfield Railroad Co, 500. ID. w
/ Allen to Ann l. Emery, Sl400.
Pittsteld-John II. Coffin to May r
| Welch, Sl00. Allen Ilackett to Sam'l w
Wood, $3.50. Allen Hackett to Frank
b, Wood, $50 J. q. Jordan to j. c.
Humphrey ct al, Slll5.
Moscow-Isaac Temple to James Fitz
Simmons, Sll00.
Harmony-D. II. Bartlett to Augustine
p. Bailey, $500.
Hartland-Archibald Linn to Chas o.
WEIGH, Slj0 b. +. Bairbrother to Edw.
Whitney, $500
Norridgewock-Co rdelia A. Hale to l.
F. Lawton, Sl07,50.
Canaan-Orra Lewis to Warren Bunk
er, S35.
Ripley oratio 6. Bryant to John l..
Laughton, $3.50.
Madison-Ansel r. Hayden ct at to
Caroline Nimmo, 5000. A. +. Burns to
Samuel Burns, 5000.