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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-18
Obrady AOmisarzy
pOWiatOWych.

Stosownie do wezwania 2 1
wrzesnia 1883, p~odpisanego przez
panow Toye, Finch, Perry i Skid
more, zebra}a sic Rada Komisa-
rzy powlatowych powiatu ainoi-
W dniu / pazdziernika 1883 T.. w
Biurye auditora ma posiedzenie.
Obrady urzsdoue specyalnego posie-
dseuia u paSdaierniku.
Wszyscy czfonkowie obecni.
NastepuJace rachunk1 przyzwo-
lone zosta}y Z Funduszu powiato-
wego:
H. w. Hill, prace drukarskie
APO; Wiarus prace drukarskie 1880;
e. V. Bogart, stolowanle wiezniGw
$3.50; Perkins & Mills, wegle
2G2.50; M. Toye, reparacye PREY
wiezieniu 1925, VIM. Mas, A
miotfy 100; II. ID. Cone Co., MI.
cas- ola ratusza 800; j. b. Bam-
benek, c~zyszc1enie komina PREY
Bogart, ma
wiezieniu LOU; ~. ),
teryaf j reperacye rieca Furnace"
we wiezieniu 1898.
II mndussu ubogich.
Ii. Choate d Co., towary Ola
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-18

lnkwyzycvi %z}odz'eja, kt6ry mu
byf ukrad} konia, zadnego prze-
ciez pcwnego kraiziety dowodu
ME mog} sic dobada6, %zarzucit sier-
m'ege swoje kon:owi va glove i
sryt"f ztodziejs, ma ktoreby .oko
CIV koh byi SLEEPY? Zf"dzitj tenn
pytnn'em zmieszany od%rowiedziaf
ma dom. ST, ID ma prawe. Nutenczas
ch'op, odkrywszy kon,owi glove,
rzekf: oczywiscie sic pokaxuje, he
ten koh ME jest twoim, pcniewat
ME wiesz o tenn, 10 on ami ma pra-
we, ami ma lewe oko ME jest Sic.
py.
Pewien Hiszpan bedac W Bra
bancyi, szedf W zimie przez wies.
A gdy sie pay ujadaty, chcin},
s%chyliwszy sic, porwad kamien j
ma ME rzucic. Ale be byf mr6z to-
81, przymarzf kamieh TAX mocno,
u 60 tadna miara odefwaG ME
mogf. U co to, rzecze, "a przekle-
ty kraj, W ktorym psy spuszczaJa,
~ kam:enie wiaza!.
PkACGIE IA WIARuSAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-18
PEACCIE "a WIARUSA!
FRASZKI.

w pewncm miasteczku gorno.
szlazkim, pred 40 laty, zyli sobie
dwsJ rz,znicy sekuta i P'kuf".
Pierws>y byt zamozny, drugi zas,
jak to ludzle mawia, fataf sic bic
da.
Pewncgo dnia przychodzi Pr
kuta do ksiedza proboszcza i ryta
sic; ,,ilezby tel kos>towafo, kio-
dyby Jego Nose TAX czesto "a ME
go sic modli}, jak "a SeKufe."
,,Chcecie ofarowac ma Msza
sw. albo Ia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sic ksiadz proboszcz.
-,,Prosze mnle tax czesto
wspominu6 W moalitwach, jak me-
go bogatego kolegi: MECH tam ko-
sztu,e co chce?"--Sdpo~iada rezo.
lutnle H,kuta.
Moi przyjacielu!'-poueza go
ks. pr"boszcz-,za spiewana Msza
sw. oiaruje sic talura, "a cIcha
10 sgr., a "a kazde polecenia l
sgr."
-,,Jego Nose mnie MIC rozu-
ME; siysze rr>y kv1dej sp'ewancj
,Mszy sw., boo lyle faciny juz SC.
bic potrui4 wytIu~ aczyc, juk prey
kaz1ej oracyi ks. D%"brodzirj mo-
dli sig "a meso kolegi; prosze vice
ably ] mnie pamietat raczyt Jego
MosG!"
,,Myllsz sic pan, co do Seku-
fy, DO tylko prey zam6wionym ma
bozehstwi., a TO nawet tylko pc
cicl.u, ofaruje ma jego intencyq!"
-nAIe czyliz ME sfysza'em,
iak co chwiIkq wspon1na Jego
Nose ,,sckula se%culorom?'' - cze-
mpiby tel, choc tylko czasami ks.
DobrodzieJ zamidst ,,sekulas seku-
lorom" MO mogt %spiewuc: ,pikula
pikuiorom?"
D"piero teraz zrozumiaf ks.
proboszcz, . 60 chodzi, lecz z bic
da wytt6maczyf p. P%isufowi, ze
iacih-kle wyrozy: ,,seku|a sekulo-
rumt znacza W polskIm jezyku:
ma wleki wicklow"
,,Ej! az mp;e wstyd bierze, lie
z ,uk., niedarzrcznoscia lutygowA-
tenn Jego Moscia; sadzifem bowiem,
ze to .awsza s>iewnja o m.oim ko-
ledze!s'-odpowiada zaw-tydzony
Pikuia odchodzi do domu.
Zezon rzekf do mfodziehca ga
datll wego: d!u tego many dw"ie
uszu q jedne usta, ab> smy wiecej
siucbali mniej mowili.
Pyta;acemu SIG, 0 kt6rei godzi.
ME obI~d"wad nal by, rz,kt Do
genes: J'ills beg ty. )euz, NO..
CT sic chce; jes Is ubogi, ke,y
masx.
Widxno ch o., ~ sedzia "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-18
PtACClE IA WIARUSA!
PosZukiWanie.

szonowna Publicznosc upra-
SIAM uprzejmie O }askawe podanie
mi dok}adnego adresu p. Wojcie-
cha Balcerkiewicza organisty 2
Wrzesni kt6ry W March, +. b. do
Pittsburgh Pa, przez w. ks. Mis-
kiewicza ma organiste powo}any
zosta}.
Event.. radze p. Balcerkiewi-
czowi, ably celem unikniecia wszel-
kich nieporozumieh poda} adres
sw6j.
J6zef Berfus, P. Jewasinski
104 Essex, New York N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-18
ZAP1SUJCIE sOBIE WIARUsAl
Poszukiwanie.

Jan Klawihski poszukuje bra
ia swojej zony, Augusta Kofodziej-
czyka. Wyjecha} z Detroit II lip
ca z Antonim Gluba i dotad ME
dale o sobie wiadomosci - mia}
jechac do Minnesoty. Kto by Q
MIN co wiedzia}, MECH doLiesie
o tenn W liscle adresowanym W
ten spos6b:
jan Klamudski.
no Riopelle Str.
Detroit Mich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-18

fanny ubogich .$51.35
&. H. Elmer ................2.1O
M. Jacoby. .14.50
A. Prochowicz, 2 trumny
ola ubogich ................14.OO
J.B. Bambenek, odwiedzenie
ubogiego i milowe. 800
J; H.: Perry, pielegnowanie
"oos 81
4 funduszu dr6g I most6;u.
5. X. Glow, robota PREY dro-
Zach W 1 distrykcie.. 200
j. B. Bambenek komitetowe
"a ogledziny dr6g i milowe. ..14.20
J. ID. Perry, Komitetowego
"a ogledziny drog i milowe.. 1850
NJ Toye, ogledziny drog 900
j. L. Finch, plaza ola Komi-
tetowego "a ogledziny dr6g....6.00
Przyjeto uchwa}y, ably przy-
zwollc nastepujace czasami wspar-
cha:
L1ldziom 4 wardy ~
Wnonic zaptacon0::
Katarzyna Garth $1,000
Ludamela Cha}upa.......... 500
Szymonowa Jezewska. 1000
Stanis}. Laska. 500
Jozefna Mauszycka 1000
Flzbieta Gabrych 1000
Antoni Wajska 10 90
Karolina Grundman, transport23.75
VIM. Benton. 1000
Ma wniosek odroczy}a sic Ra-
da p%owiatowa sine die.
M. TOYE, personal---very. Ko-
misarzy powiatowych.
Poswiadcza: II. W. Poss, auditor
powiatowy.
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-18

q o'SS SVAS6
Co. 4.85: Morrell syn, i OWES go;
A. G. Dixon, "a a%sekuracya 1900
q tunduszu dr6g ! most6w.
Ia robote PREY ro-
Zach W pierwszym distrikcie
odebrali: S. Gardner 1925; f. M.
Rutherford Sc 90.
Ia robote p. d. W 2gim dis
trykcie: P. Biesanz i inni 1925,
M. Lynch 27.00, M. hossfeld i
inni 1880; 3 dlstrykcie: L. Co.
leman 1880, G. G. Pease, 9.25.
Ia robote PREY drogach W 4tym
distrykcie: E.. Albert 25.O1 E. J..
Grinager $3.50 - 5 distrykcie
P. Griffin $500.
Karolina Fritz, odszkodowanie
"a urzadzenie sluzy ma jej gruncie
W Jones Vally, town Warren 500.
Il unnarzajqcego funduszu ratu-
szoecego.
Munck & Lohse czesciowa
sp}ata z kontraktu ola nowego ra-
tusza $5,356.O0; Chas. Butler, p}a-
ca superintendent PREY nowym
ratuszu 125.O0. il,
Komltet wybrany ma ostat-
MEM posiedzeniu p.zez Rade 10
misarzy powiatowych ola zbada-
MIA peticyi, podpisanej przez M.
W. Watson i Is innych, wzgledem
zmiany p%ublicznej drogi gmi-
mach Saratoga i St. Charles, pole
Gil odrzucenie owej peticyi i to ia
klein g}osowaniem: Ia odrzuceniem
j. H. Perry j j. B. B%ambenek.;
przeciw L. Skidmore.
Ma wniosek odrzucona zosta}a
peticya o droge, podpisana przez
M. w Watsona i Is innych, i to
przez nastepujace gfosowanie. "a
gfosowali: ]. B. Bambenek, J. H.
Perry i M. Toye; - przcciw: l..
Skidmore i j. l.. Finch.
Ma wniosek odroczy4a sic Ra-
da do wtorku, O godzinle 10 pred
p%o}udniem.
R~ozprawy wtorkowe, 2 pazdzier-
nika 1883 r..
Nastepujqce rachunki przyz-
wolone z~ostalv z Funduszu po-
w.atowego:
H. w. Poss, porto pocztowe i
ekspresowe $500; Pioneer Press
Co., "a kartki wyborcze 70 c; WI
mona Willow Works, reparacye
krzese} ola ratusza 100; M. Toye,
2 ,,argand" opalacze ola ratusza
powiatowego 200; D. Crate, plaza
szeryfa W sprawach podatkowych,
osobistego majatku, Stanu Mime
sofa, przeciw Marcinowi Lindemer
100.
Zumarzajqceqo F1ndeszuRatuszoeucgo.
G. G. Maybury & syn; plaza
jake architekci PREY nowym ratu-
szu s93.73. = M. Toye rury kama
lowe ola nowego ratusza 1920.
4 Fnduszu dr6g 4 most6w.
Ia 70 b tie PRIV d o.
g h: JOS. Richie, robota PREY
drogach W drugim d~1strykcie s21.-
90; M. H. Skidmcre "a toz samo
W 3 distrykcie 21.0O; P. Peters i
inni rob. p. DIR, W 4 distrykcie-120
dol. i 80 c. Tomasz Hicks W 5
distrykcie 1900; E. Ninterman,w 5
distrykcie = $3.50; Laird Norton
Co. - drzewo budulcowe ola 5
distryktu 1922 W M. Hurlbert,
materya} ola dr6g w 4 ~distrykcie
1850; l.. Skidmore jake Komitet
ola ogledzin dr6g i "a gwozdzie
21.OO.
Przyjeto uchwaly, ably przyz-
wolfe nastepujace czasowe wspar-
cha.
J. 7. Spalding, Pleasant Hill S 10
P. Sobeck, W'lson..."........... 10
Jan Hagadorn, Utica...."....... 10
PAM Martin. go. ....... 80
PaniM. Towey l warda, Winona 90
Seth Osgood, 2 warda Winona 20
Ma wniosek %odroczy4a sic Ra-
da az do srody, o godz. 10 pred
po}udniem.
Obrady $rodowe, 8 pa5dsiernika SO.
Nastepuj2ce rachunki przyzwo-
lone zosta}y z Funduszu powiato-
wego:
Drukarnia Heralda............$ $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-18
Agenci Nv i%arusa:''

Agenci wv
ARCADIA. WIS, }. x. CysEwsxr,
A ARBGSK 4 Il PA; Jan Go'[yca.
APPLETON. MINI. Jan Jezewski.
BERLIN, WIS: S. L. chojynacki
BALTIMoRE.M rzi.5nowskI.e as sheakspear
FREMONT, TEXAS. L. Kochanowicz
BRYAN, TEXAS. WaIen,y Bujarsk,
y cIT 9;N MiIJ fnz An,a ;iG P,l nGysjj9yNn + 8 st.:
CALUMET, MICH. l.. WroblewskA.
CHICAGO, L. K. BoNczKowsxi a Chapiu Str
KAJErAN PoKRzyw'nsxr777w. isths,. NJ .HA.
DIX, 81 Crienden Str. ALBERT KowA.sx-
100 Milwaukee Ave. TsoDoF WlxAKyAsz.
aSsz ASA Archer Ave T Stan SIS
Milwaukee Av
DETROIT. MICH. w. A. MApAJ789s, .AubienA,
DULUTH, MINI. An. Gra~laaooo-.rds aoAv.w ".
DODGE P @; WIS. +. Brom, "A. Mo4dry,
c 51AISi M 81 EGS T}'sft co. MO. wa~,.,aiss
GRAND RAPlDs. MICH. Jan N.pierala
GLOsTER, NJ. T. NJ. Danielewski.
iNnEPENDENCE, WIS, Flip Wojczyk.
IA s ME; VI Adam Go,zezynsti
MiLwAiURiEE,w }iS.Ja "F' Gerka H ia1 My HS 81.
Andrea Brzonkala 7o6-and Ave.
MINNEAPOLlS,M MINI. Fr Lila, 9o7U University Av
MOUNT PLEASANT, p karci d.. Nowak
morris RUN. Joz. Katlewski
l. MAVERLY, Ten. Hildebrandt
NANTlCOkE PA Winccnty Narkicwica
P~ONlAIOWSkl WIS. Iozef Blaszka
PO.ONIA, WIS Skorski
PITTSBURGH. PA JOS Rosinski 20 nth Str
STEVENS POINT, Iistor Pogorzelski
SOUTH CHICAGO; Wawtsyn Iempln
81 PAUL, MINI Jozef Maca, SIS Ricc's Paisa
GIlAMllk NJ 10 A - nr,N.al 4 ,u,n.h,nv.L. l.. NJ
STEPHEN, Marshall Co. Mimi. Jan Grarek
81 LOUIS, Mo. v Mazurek, 1910 N 8 Str
TOLEDO. OHIO Ant kujawa, Corvence& Junaioa
WILHO, MINI MARGIN A MsIsny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-18

Widxno CHI o., ~ sedzia "a
.ywssy wi.lkiej usiln.Aci i W in.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-18
POszukiwanie.

st. Paul, I pazdz. - Szanow-
ny Redaktorze! Prosze umlescit
co %nastepuje: Edmund Sporn 2
W Galley, co bawi} Paterson,
blisko New Yorku, niechaj sic
zgfosi do nizej p~odpisanego.
Prosze o przes}anie adresu je-
ko, kto by wiedzia1 o MIN.
j. Wermus 1899 Nc Sloan Aye.
2 st. Paul, Mimi.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-11-01
SXERIFF Sale.

Taken ON execution in favor of IIarri,
PuShor, Plttshcld, IN the County of Somerset
Maine, and against Ella NJ. Wells OF Orange. in
the cnmmonwralth of Massachusetts, and vii
he sofa ~ plhlic auction To the highest bidder
on Tuesday, December llth, 1883, at ten OO) o
the clock IN the forenoon at the Office of j o
Bradbury in llnrtlaud aforesaid. all the right
title, and interest which said Ella NJ. Wells had
in and 10 the following described real estate in
said iiartland nn the 2lst day OF December 1885
AT 10 of the clock IN the forenoon. the time ol
the attachment thereof IN the original writ
this service being made within thirty days nj
ter the recovery OF judgment in the same suit
the aforesaid real estate is bounded ~ follows
On the South by Main st, 81 called, in Hartlautl
village, IN said llnrtlaud, bcing the highway
leading from the Post office In said llartlind to
the Depot OF the Scbaslieook X Mooschrnd
Railroad corporation In said llariand. on the
East by land OF Caroline ". Prescott and of
Margaret Faifgreves, On the North by the Sc.
basticook river, on the West by land " the
heirs of the late Ira Morrow, hcing same form.
erly owned and occupied by the late sarah
Furbush.
Iiartland, Me-, October nth, A. H.. isss.
X. 5. WILLIAMS,
Sw1 Deputy sheriff.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-11-01

Wellington was so fortunate As to have
sunny day for its fair, The show of
neat stock, horses and colts was good.
The hal exhibit was of the finest quality
the display of canned berries and fruit
being especially fine. Among the pre-
miums awarded were the following :
Oxen and steers, Allen X Son G. NJ. Blk
by; bulls, S. p. Farrar, Allen 4 Son :;
Fred Buzzell calves, l.. Whitchouse
cows, Allen 4 Son; draft oxen, Allen &
Son; carriage horses, VIM. Allen; colts,
Albert Ward, Elbridge Stuart, James
Lord, Liston Trafton.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-11-01
According to the estimate of the Farm

According to the estimate of the Farm.
ers' Review of Chicago, based upon agri.
cultural department figures aud the re.
ports of correspondents, the shortage in
the American wheat crop is nearly forty
million bushels. The total crop is placed
at 4l9 million bushels against 456 bushels
In lSs1--a decrease of about per cent,
This is relatively small falling Off, and
whether the speculative prices recently
made in Chicago can be maintained prob.
ly depends upon the state of the foreign
crop.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-11-01
Some Facts About Wool

Mr.. T.. II. AmmidoWn. President
of the American Protective Tariff
League, contributes to the North
American Review an arlicd on the
American Wool stands sixth III
value on the list Of American agfic-
ultural product, being surpassed
only 10y corn, hay. " heat. cotton and
oats. The nunhtrof sheep is estimate
ell at Ut. OO0, 900. and thcauunal wool
clip at 800, Oun, 200 pounds. The
benefits of sheep husbandry are dis
tribnted over the country as follows:
New England. / per cent; Middle
states per cent: Southern States,
| | per cent: Western States, - per
cent: Pacific States, Is pr cent,
and the Territories. ~ per cent. In
the amount OfW wool clipiu the nited
States stands second among the
wool producing countries Of the
world. being led only by Australia. Ii
/ is i significant fact that While all
/ the European countries show Il de.
cline in wool production in the List
! twenty years, there has been very
considerable increase in thccomtIN.
/ since lS6O European wool product
has declined - per cent In this
country in the same period, ii has
Increased from liz 900, 900, To 800.
600 900. pounds. The average
weight otilrrces has been increased
III our wool industry from 3 >
pounds in 1870 10 Il pounds in l~.O
That the wool raising industry Is
capable OF being 50 promoted rs to
ntaily or quite keep pace With tie
rapidly Increasing demand for man.
ufatnre appcares from comparative
statement Of product and conslnp.
ton. From 1S5O To 1879 the guam
tit1 of American NooemS used by
our people during the same period
the quantity of foreign woolcns used
in this country has decreased from
81 - to seventy cents per capita.
That is to say, VT use almost three
times as many American woolcn>
The Somerset reporter., 1888-11-01
sheriff Sal

STATE OF MAINE. SomerI
This twenty second day of OctOl
uH execution dated Dctohtl Diu
ls-nrd un Il judgment rendered 1
Judicial Court for the uunty OF
li#rm thereof begun ana held ON
day of September a. ID. 1888,
twenty sixth day of september
favor of sewall DinSmurc and A,
ut Bingham, co-pal tncrs under
ul :. a. ~ A. Din~Inorc. against
al Carrying Pace. Tor two hunt
dollars and rlGhty-siX cents d,
and eleven dollars and cighty.DI
II sill, aud will he sold at pul
the oillct of Turner Bu~well In
county, To the highest bidder, on
OF December \. ID. lSSs, at one
Afternoon. the following descril
and all the right. titlc, aud int
sud cyrus T Briggs has in and
had OF The Seventeenth day Of
H. ISL at eight O'Clock in the
time When the same was attach
in thc sau" suit, Ia VII the far
Place. M said county, where
Briggs LOW lives, being all tn
numbered two first range and N
aid Carrying Place. which III
imm OWNED or occupied by ]. c
Ia MAN GRAN
3Nil ID,
The Somerset reporter., 1888-11-01

STATE OF MIAMI Somerset
twenty second day of October
siS o'e.oek in the forenoon, on o.
October ninth, \. ID. lsss, issued
rendered by tn" supreme JudicN
County of somerset, at II term
and held on the third Tuesday 4
l,eG. tn VT ON the thirteenth q
u lss6. IN favor of ScWall A. DIE
halui against Oliv' Munlton d
fourteen dol ar- ANA eighty .eiglI
damage, and thirteen dollars
Ceuts, cuSt of suit, aud viii be
auction AT the Office OF Turner
Ion, In said county, In the high
theieulh day ui pterinhcr A. ]
O'clock in the afternoon, the
Srtlfed real estate aud all the I
ia Iit-i which the said Oliver ]
and II The same, To VII: The ed
numbered seven in the twelfth
The Town Ut Moscow in said cOu
to stephen smiths survey, I
hundred and lWcut nine acres,
same conveyed To said Oliver No
band Edmund /. Hill by deed
thirty, A. d. lss0.s
LYMAN {
3wl3 u
The Somerset reporter., 1888-11-01
PROBATE MOTH
To all persons interested u Il
Estatcs herelnaf tor -


Estates hereinafter -
ATA COURT OF PROBATIs
"A hogan, within and for the ~
set, on the Cd TUESDAY OF 0Cfs
our Lord one thousand eight hun(
eight; the following business hayiI
ed for action thereupon hereinaf1oe
hereby Ordered That public ~
given TO all persons tntere sted. q
appear at IL Probate curt to Y
Skowhegan, ut the Probate OflGo
Tuesday of Nov. next ut nine u
the forenoon, and he heard theeu
II they see cause.
SUMNER Osborn late of ~
ed VIII presented for prohato
Goodwin the Executor named ~
CATHARINE Jt.W ELL late u
ceased. Will presented for prob
nalned therein. x
ANsON JEW ELL late of Can
VIII presented tor probate by 4
the / Atrniur named therein.
EMEIINE MAGOON late on
ceased. VIII presented for n
franklin Atkins, the kXecutornI
LEVI T. PIKE late of Bridh1
Final account OF a. MudA
presented. MI
GEORGE c. FAIR ROTHEBl
hogan, deceased, First and a.
Mary N.jfaii brother, AdminiscI
ted
WILLIAM YOUNG late of sta
| Fist aud final account OF SulIiV,
Guardian OF Anna 4 auldlns.
{. L. Ilolbru0k his Executor.
sYBlI. JEW Ell I late of Bol
FlSt aeeoHnt of stephen Merrill
lm presented; also petition for q
/ hnt lulH
HIRAM h. WATSON of New
ceased. Fin al account oil 5. A. ]
| dian presented. M
CORA Il. NNE late OF FaiKG
Second and tual account Of j.. I
miul>tl3tlor presented. III
ROs1lI.A A. BERRY OF Solou,
/ Petition Tor llrru-r to sell and %
tat, presented by Augustus Jew
HE\RA +. JONES late uf An
Petition Tor uccu>c TO cell and
Estate presented by Ella J. a. ia
tlatriN.
MARY FLANDERS late of IIa1
ed Petition for appointment o
rts 10 assign Dover presented
Flanders, husband of he deceast
MILES sTANDISn laieo Fla,
ed. Petition for leave Ia ame
commissioners OF Insolvency
Alfred Tuylor, Administrator.
HIRAM Il. WATSON late Of
deceased. Petition fol license h
vcy Eeal Estate presented by Ri
administrator.
TURNER 81 SM ELL, .
Attest; :. H. GOODWIN,
Posi- office Address, Judge, S,
SloNhegan,
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SXER/FF 81

Taken on execution in favOt1
low OF It. Adams, in the C0u
Maine, aud against James Will
IN snld County of SomcI set, an
public auction to the highest
dhy, December lith, 1888. ut {
ne afternoon, NJ the Office Of
llalilnnd aforesaid, ali the rig
lefesi which said James Whio
lm follow lrsCrihrd real n
Alhnhs ON the 27th day of Ja(
ocloek IN The forenoon, the tiiI
mem thereof On the original VI
being lna'c within thirty daya
Try or Judgment in the same
said real estate Is Il unded as
North by lnnd occupied by Nd
formerly owned by W. A. liig(
North aud West by the stage n
81, Adams to lIuftland. On III
OF sarah j. ireland. on the Ea
leading from Isaac Osbornc's
The Post office In 81. Adams V
\ hans, containing 2 acres, niu
llarlland, Me-, October a0th,
IL. y. VIII
awll
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DtfrcrIvE DHNNAGf. Charles A. Cuitcr
has received verdict Of 1000 damages against
the estate of Nathaniel lltmlu, in a AIlssachu-
sets town, to which halong, It house where Cut
ter resged, and where IN consequence IT defect
i've drainage MIR. Cutters family we're m4le i'll
Of diphtheria. The casp went To the ,upram,
court on exceptions which have now been over.
ruled
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MISCELLANY.

4 man WIZ sannot cauy hIs aaa ward Is mo-
N Co.. ha guardian of 70 louuI ldt.
The caasfluusrr>s Of hatlns a remedy a
hand fuf Group, pneumonia, sure throat. ais
sudden rnlds is very consa.ing 10 parent
VITA q hottie nf Aver Cherry feeturtl 40 tn
house, me fttls ia such tases, a sehsc Of seea
rit, nothing el,e can give.
Whenever ship Io,es her hold she goes t
the bottom with rush.
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PT0bule \ 0Eid


ESTATE OF NANCY L.
T. afe Hobordbie Judge NJ II
County ~ somerset
The Undersigned Lena Hunter
said county, respectfully reprel
is IA deyisee of Nancy L. smith J
ham III said county, deceased wi
leaving certain READ estate, sitt
bingham. in sand omcrsct c0un|
ed and described rs follows, tOl
one undivided, hall palt of th|
and lot, situated in said Bin|
bounded on the east by the cOuIl
south by HE hotel lot. and on
wcst by land formerly owned
Goudrlrh, being the sane preml
pied by Benjamin smith.
Thut the other dcNisccs and Id
Hunter, of -. Joseph, MissOuj
Hunter Of Sioux CiiA, Iowa.
Thai said owners cannot dis
separate interest without loss.
our petitioner, therefore, ash
thuri2e >umc suitable person to-
estate at private sale and disirI
ceeds. after paying EXPENSES, al
hers according to their respecti1
The Somerset reporter., 1888-11-01
oct. 18th. 1858.
ENA

SOMERSET CotNTY.-ln { ourt 4
at skoWhegan ON the second Tu(
her AID. lsss
ON the fore &oiIg petition, ORD
lice thereof he given, three weeh
IN The SOMERSET REPoRTEE
~liowhegan, in said county,
sms iaiereSlcd may attend u Pr
he held 1T SkOWhcgan on the q
m December next, aud show cad
have, Willy the payer of said I
mol he granted First publicat'
least thirty days prior To said q
of DrceInbCr.
TURNER BUSWE
\ true copy of petition and
tlIeirun,
Attest, ;. IL. GOODWIN
.iN42.
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Libel for DjVd

To tHc Honorable Justices Of
judicial Court, next 10 he held 4
within and for the County Of Sd
third Tuesday OF December. A. !
,Iosit Giles OF Mercer, i'll the q
prset, wife of Henry NJ. wt
i4to your llhrllant unknown d
reasonable diligence he ascert@
ml y Hbcls and informs said
WIS lawfully married Ia said Il
al Princeton. III the State Of II
ruafy d, 1872. That ihereal
tost her As husband and
sharon and Mercer III this ST
lss5. whcn the said Henry NJ. q
serted your lihcllant. since N
has never seen sHld Henry MI
any support rom him.
" Wherefore she pIaAs that q dill
bonds IT malrimuu5 may be 4
lor said drscrtiun.
October Is, 1sss. u
SOMERSET IS. October 18th, 1
sanallA appeared he ahoNe nal1
and mndr oath to The truth of d
by her subscribed.
Before me,
c. O. M all, JusticeI
soMERsEr, 50. J. Court. In
tohei IL, l-Ss.
Upon the foregoing libel II Id
nollre ol the pcuicncy Thereof
said ibclcc by publishing an att
the samc aud IF tuls order ihereO|
successfully in the SoMEK-ETR RI
lie paper printed AT SkoWhegasl
liratlun to be N least thirty d|
ucNl term of the supreme JudiCj
held at skOwhcgah within and
OF somerset ON the third Tuesd
Der A. u. lsoS, thai he may then
pear and answer to said libel
callSc. AliTEMAS LIE
Justic|
A true copy Of libcl and order|
On.
Attest l.. II. WEBB,
3Wls Clerl
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I'fIWlum 30 HHsNtI9 Of Oats.
", Adams, CHI. c. Onlo.... .. 49,. .........r
+. Pear, ons, b. { Wm. II.....................l
Z. Dyer e Mrmhrino KnoS.................J
Time, L5a -, I.54.
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BROOD MARES.

There were but three entered for pre-
mium-, although several others of some
note were present. The first premiums
was awarded To Grace Boon by Daniel
Boon. This mare is owned by VIM. II.
Haynes, is rather under size but is clean
cut in form. I'd premium to the gray
mare, sired by Col. King he by Gen.
King, dam by Allen Horse owned by II,
Crowcll of Smithhcld, this is good
roomy mare. The 3d premium was
taken by Mr.. o. Cromwell of Mercer his
chestnut mare by Hilton horse.
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The Family Medicine
A SPEEDY Cure FOR
Colds, Group, Sore Thoat Diph.
liberia, Cuts, Burns, Sprains,
Bruises, Neuralgia, Etc,

Mailed to mn, address on receipt OF 30 Cent
The Somerset reporter., 1888-11-01
sheriff Sa

a true copy Of libel and order
On.
Attest l.. II. WEBB,
3Mls CleT