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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-01-17
PROBATE NOTICES.
Ts all persons Interested In either OF the
EsInIes hereinn1ter named.

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VIII presented for probate hy George "
Jullusnn the executor named t'creln.
HtfislBaH STA 'Ltn hlte ol Shithheio
deceased. VII presented Tor PROBATE ny
william J. Haynes The execno OF named therein
ELLEN ID, SH NfTuCh late OF fiitsneiu
deceased WI presented Tor PROBATE ny
Hanover s. Nickersoh III" executor namrt
there, ~: ,..,,,.,.,r,
ANShL W BRAC khII late or iltlNheld ne
ceased. MN and reiltlon ior hrobhte ihtrtoi
presented ior PROBATE ny AnKe ia d Bracket
the eNecn TX i'iinrd therein
ALFMhp riioMA, tie of filtsfeli deceas
eu' WI hnu pc,i,i.h ior pr".hlc lneteol
presenttu ny eh'tries H. forstet the executor
ha,iea ,ntro,i, nro,,,r,..,a,o., ., >,,.,.,
JAMES D. hrbEhMi) lt'e OF ptse2o MIMI,
deceased. Petition 'or the appointment OF
n ~ hs hulhlhistthtor presented py J"nef
W" IN, me,s q, ~ w pro ~. oI u'cehscH,
=, hlhhM X; MAI 'oN lrte OF New Portland
vey rial estate presented by Hiram 4. Emery
guardian OF ,mlnor heir.
sAmut a. WOOD OF Blnghnn,' non eonpos
Petition for license to sell aud convey real
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Embdep Centre.

What beautiful weather is the cXcla-
nation of every body, and vet. nearly
every one is wishing for snow storm.
Verify, il Is hard to satisfy uS with the
weather.
Nice skating is still enjoyed by the boys
and girls. The scholars in Dist. No, 4
meet on Embden Pond tonight Gith)
for skate. May there be no accident To
mar their happiness.
Bert u. Berry received Il severe wound
from an ax last week, he was splitting
wood, when Lis AK caught on limb over
head and came down triking his leg about
midway between the knee and ankle
joint, making an ugly looking cash
about five inches long
James Hutchinson, formerly of this
town, but for the past five years a resi-
dent of Colorado, is in town visiting his
daughter and other friends.
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Palmyra.

MIR VIM. McCool of Boston has recent
ly been in town. He returned to the Hui
on the Pullman Monday night.
Mrs Aggie Taylor entertained party
of young friends at her home last Friday
evening.
Everyone in this vicinity Is longing fol
the time when we shall have sleighng OF
better wheeling than we are having Al
present. That goose bone man" who
has gained such a nOtoriety in the news
paper by predicting furious storms fol
the last of December and first Of January
as the result, of an alarming discovery OF
the condition of the goose bone, had bet
ter keep still hereafter. He either made
serions miscalculations or that goose bone
belonged to an old fashioned gobbler.
Snow is anxiously looked for.
Four hundred cords of wood are being
cut and quite an amount Of long lumber,
and the cry is give US . little snow.
Wheels have superseded runners, and
the smiths rejoice for the few patches OF
ice that remain.
The most of farmers hauled up their
wood ON the first SHOWS, and they are
improving the time 10 saving 1t up.
Horse power does the work.
Jonas W. Jewett of Skowhegan, was in
town last week. Mr.. Jewett drove colt
that will be i've years old next spring,
This colt stands nearly l6 hands high.
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VIZ u .
silver Wedding.

On the morning of the 10Th of Dec the
Patrons of East Madison Grange, near,
40 in number, assembled at the home oi
Bro. and Sister T. +. Paine of No. Corn.
Vile, TO celebrate the 18th anniversary ol
their marriage. The morning was spent
in social chat and greeting arrivals, al
being laden with baskets and boxes OF
huge proportions
Sister Paine, well knowing the LIBERAL
ty and capacity of the sisters, took ne
thought for the table, but left them 10
be arranged, which they soon were, with
such display of dainty cookery as onl,
the sisters of East Madison Grange have
attained the art of connecting. After all
was arranged to their Taste Bro and Sis
ter Paine were called to seats beside
Worthy Master Bosworth, who was called
on to preside. Among the many delicious
cakes two large lOavcs of wedding cake
shown pre-emincnt.
After the tables were removed the fun
grew fast and furious. Sister Free
man brought wreath and orange blossoms
and arrayed the bride In the nmy folds
of the bridal veil. I he bridal procession
was formed with Sister Sterling adorned
with corsage boquet OF sun howers)
acting as bridesmaid, Bro. Judklns a.
best man. Marching to the strains of the
wedding march played by Sister Holmes.
The group was arranged before Bro, l..
G. Jewett, who performed the marriage
ceremony 10 most impressive manner,
after assuring himself they were provided
with the proper credentials.
Sister Holmes favored the company
with . song rendered In her happies,
manner. w. NJ. Bosworth spoke OF why
we were assembled, with well chosen
words. Sister Blcknell, read poem writ
leu for the occasion. Bro. w. o. Paul,
10 most felicltious speech presented az
elegant cake basket and q set Of tes
spoons to the happy couple as token OF
esteem from the Brothers and Sisters OF
the Grange. Surprise, delight and graf,
lude 20 filled the hearts Of Bro. and Sister
Paine ~ 70 render them wholly unable Ia
reply. Their happy faces and falterina
tongues only testifying to the greal
pleoeuts this mark Of friendship gavs
She@. Soon Home Sweet Home" Va.
eonG ed asd the company dispersed, Z
lev fgieAds rsmaining for the evening
\ ~ - lovely kpives from friends ID
DeGeoQ were admired BY oil present.
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Larone,
Mrs Lizzie HUFF Of Bangor Is making
l.. L. Lit

Mrs Lizzie HUFF Of Bangor Is making
friends in Lar0ne visit.
Miss Matte Winslow who has been
stopping at home for few weeks ha>
returned to Waterville.
Henry BigeloV of Norridgewock has
moved on to the Potter place, which h,
recently purchased
our stage now runs with span OF
white bronchos.
Green and Green have a crew Of men al
work on their Bear Hill lot cutting poplar
paper birch, and cord uvud and are i'm
paliruJIy waiting for snow to commence
hauling.
small crew of men are at work or
Bear Hill making brck and ash hoops
from the Green lot.
Henry Bigelow met with an accident,
cutting his foot while at work in tn,
woods, but Is now at work again.
John Morrow is again improving the
looks of his dwelling both indoor ant
out.
The game law has accomplished part oi
its object, as the deer are seen quite ofter
in this vicinity let the law remain rs 1t l.
and we will soon have good hunting.
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Sargent Mason, over so years of age
cuts and piles one cord of hard wood a
day, and travels mile to his work, re-
turning before night. If there is any
man of his age who does more than that
let us hear from them.
There has been in town for the year
1888, Is deaths and Is births. Robert
Maxwell being the oldest person, died
aged 80 years. If Canaan holds her own
in regard to population without a rail-
road, what will be her progress with
one?
without a road it will be like the high
hilltop town that Henry Ward Beecher
once spoke of, finished long ago.
Mr.. Albert Joy of Canaan, Is teaching
a singing school at Moore's Mills aud the
prospect is for good school. He also
has a school Of 40 pupils at Clinton town
house, and has good success. Now Is
the time for young folks to learn to sing
as the tuition Is low.
Elvyn B. Richardson's wife Is visiting
at her sisters, Mrs. Luce In Augusta.
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SmIthneid.

Mr.. c. r. Pierce and l.. s. Lowe, who
have been cutting white birch, with a
small crew of men, for parties at Oak
land, have nearly completed the job.
Mr.. Harper Allen recently lost quite ar
aged horse, 80 years old, which had beer
used in the family for the last 81 years.
G.. L. Stevens has sold his wood lot to
John Wentworth for 1925.
Stafford Tucker and son are now en-.
gagged 10 cutting large quantity Of brown
ash timber to be delivered on Martin
stream at $3.50 per thousand.
Mr.. Charles Bigelow Of Norridgewock
has been 10 town recently pressing hay
for Levi Bigelow and G. L. Stevens.
We have been having . week Of what
might lie termed pleasant October wealth.
or In January. The snow has nearly ali
gone. and the fields and roads are about
- bare - In simmer.
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East SkoMhaQan.

Wagons are again used, and the out
look seems to show that there will be
but little sleighing for weeks.
Blacksmiths are reapng bountiful
harvest if they get pay for their work.
Willie Malbon has built dam on his
brook and will saw 80 cords of stove
wood in the spring If he has good luck.
lie has been hauling and employed Her
bert Richardson to cut for him.
Henry Frye Is getting out a nice lot of
red oak which sells a. a good price.
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n aFtland

Mr. J ". Robinson goes 10 Boston
this week.
Mr.. A Linn aud a party Of frinds from
Boston celebrated his list birthday at
the II a-tle' last saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Gee spent Sunday
with their daughters, at Guilford,
Mr.. \. Stinchhel1 had one of his limbs
jammcd quite badly, whilc hauling wood
Monday.
Rev. II F. Dexter preached at st. Al
bans, Sunday, A. NJ
Mr.. \. X. Smiley with his singing school
Of seyenty-cjght scholars will give a
concert at the close of his school. We'd
ne-day eve, Jan. 231, at the Baptist
church. There is good prospect of au-
other term Immediately after this.
\ series OF religious meetings begun
here Monday evening.
j. +. Thompson, Esq, is on the SICK
list.
Miss VI. T.. lInklcy OF Randolph, Me.
Is visiting her uncle, Mr.. John Page.
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CornviIle.

very sad event occurred in Cornvilt
Qnite recently. Miss Nellie Moody,
Young lady loved and esteemed by a larg,
circle of friends and acqllaintanccs, pass
ed away at her boarding place, Mr.. II n
Longfrllow~, Friday morning, Dec. 2Sth
1883. She was teaching school at Tho
time, and Cornvlle has lost one of it,
most successful teachers She was il
the hest of spirits the night before sh,
died and the cause of her death Is un
known, 1t is generally supposed that it
WAS the rupture of blood vessel. Mrs
Lpngfcllow heard a slight noise in the
room, and, going in, found her insensi
BILE. In few minutes it was all over
1t was a great shock to all, for M one
who knew Nellie heard of her death with
out a pang Of sorrow. She was only 81
and being the youngest OF the family
was naturally the pet. She was soon t.
be married to Mr., Will Hill of Skowhe
gan, a young man highly respected aud
esteemed, and he has the sympathy of
all in his her .avement. Nellie was laid t.
rest the last day of the year, and she
looked so peaceful and lifelke, it was
hard to believe she was dead.
Death has taken from us
y loved and cherished one,
In the joy and flush of womanhood.
When life had Just begun.
She closed her blue eyes calmly,
And seemingly withou, pain,
Aud our sorrows are lightened
By the hope that we shall meet agai1.
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No. CornvIIle.

We notice the marriage last week of
Mis- Carrie Collins, formerly a resi- lent
Of this place to Mr.. Ed. Dexter very
respectable young man of West Quincy,
Mass. The marriage AZ announced must
have been "A very brilliant as well a.
enjoyable atl,ir. The parties have our
best wishes and the only return expected
is "bit of cake.
Mrs. Delphina Ward, who was thrown
from sleigh short time ago and quite
severely injured, is rec pvering.
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e a st NJ adiSon

4 serious accident happened on Friday
Of last week at the calk factory of Mr..
Witham Mr.. John Love, one Of the
workmen, was soaping his b II, when his
arm was caught hctwern the belt ami pull
ley aud broken, both above and beloa
the elbow so badly that it was feared
that ampGtation would have to be resort
ed TO, but it was set and 1t is hoped that
il may he saved. Mr.. Love is highly es
tccmed here, and has the sympathy OF
the entire community.
Mrs. a. NJ Thompson who has heen 81
the sick list for seycI al weeks Is improy
ing, although very slowly.
Many Of the farmers are anxipusll
waiting for a fall of snow to enable then
to do their hauling.
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Harmony,

ON Friday morning, the 18th inst,
Charles Langhton had n horse drowned
on Moose Pond near the Castle. lie was
going to market with II load of pclts,
which were saved. On the evening of
the same day, a. the stage turned the cor
ner by the Bailey bridge, the sleigh was
upset The horse came on to the village
leaving driver, passenger and mail be
hind. A team was sent to the rescue and
the mail arrived safely at the L. q. The
passenger, however, was badly shaken
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Athens.

Capt Cook, who attempted suicide two
weeks ago, died Sunday.
The Odd Fellows are fitting up a hall
In Mr.. James Bixbys Building to occup,
for the present.
At a special town meeting the town
voted to exempt the Odd Fellows block
from taxation for ten years. They lack
less than one hundred dollars In subscrip.
ton for the amount they require to build
the block.
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Soion.

The has been quite a quantity of hay
pressed in the north part of this town
and south of Bingham. The nearest
railroad station is EmbdeD, but II 1t is
delivered there instead Of Skowhegan,
the price Ia one dollar per ton less on &C.
count of the difference In freight.
A. W Day, has sold the South Scion
stage route to s. w Chapman of Skowhe-
gan, who is driving at present.
Carl Sterling, at work for David Row
ell at the Lake, jammed his foot quite
badly. causing him to lay 10 camp tsn
days.
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COL.l'21' or ,SO.HE'RSE2,
Io Il. II. cLZ.i 81, N.

For services As County Commissioner 1855.
1855
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Inn Avrr
frr,yei out and h,rL m niles
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and yirwinr I4D 4 "a
l.. miles tr1yri out and h,rk r ,
,ioIIt
Abr. II. IS ! DAYS Ia piitsf,rld and ,e,roi, h.,
raj on p,ti,ion nj a. : II,et
ct als,..,..',.
IiS miles ont and h,rk :
Iune 20, Iulv H.
: DAYS vic,yiDp roads n FLAGSTAFF r
~ miles out and back
toll. 80.
Iuly 2q 20. DAYS to Skowhrgau on peltoma
bridge matter...... n
4tells....-..... .............
,m WI. - i ''i., ', II - 800
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PROBATE NOTICE.
ESTATE OF ELIZA BOIES.

7. the Honorable Judge Of Probate Of the
County of Somerset
Frances f. Colby Of skowhegau In the
County OF s0mct-et and State of Maine re
specially represents mat she II an herr of
Eliza Boic-, late nt okuwhrgan aforesaid, de
ceased, who died intestntr leaving real estate
IN SAID Somerset County undrvi@rh; tlIIt the
heir4 Of said Eliza 30 rs. aud owners of said
real estate live IN nlff.rent states aud chnsUt
dispo-r ni their separate interest without loss:
That -iii realcstatr hOundrd and described
rs follows. to wit Being one una viti.d half
Ut II lot aud buildings thereon situated al the
corner of MadiSon and Pleasant streets 81
called in Nko~ hrgan aforesaid, bounded on
thr eat by Madison stree. on the north by
land Of Mrs. Prudent kobhins ON the west by
land occupied hy IVES ley Clarke aud on the
south by Pleasant street.
Your petitioner therefore prays that some
suitable person be authorized 10 sell such
estate and distribute the proceeds, after pay
ing expenses, among the heirs ot said Eliza
Burs who-c names and residences are rs
follows.
Maria A Baker, South Weymouth, Mass.
Lucy 5. Frye Bos,on, Mass.
ftnnces T. Colby, Skos hogan Maine.
helrn Keith, FarWood. New Jersey.
Fred Buics, Chelsea, Mas.
Maud Bocs, Chelsea, Mass.
James BOirs Chelsea, Mass.
sherman Boics, Calais Name.
Ellen C0bnl1 Boston Mass.
Ludlow Loles Auburn ,lHin".
SULLIVAN BnieS, Auburn Mline.
Chas. BJirs, Temple, MHlnc.
According 10 lurit 'SpcttlNr ilShlS IN rem
And when I'll sod that tho proceeds may h,
distributed or u AGED um interest according to
Their provisions al sun dirisiu1 ten OF section
one III chapter seventy-pnr of the Revised
statutes Of Maine.
skowhegan, Dee. ~ lssS.
FRANCES T.. COLBY.
SoMgRsET CoUSTi.-In the Court OF Probate
held at Skow hegau on he second Tuesday oi
January, A. d. 1851
ON the foregoing petition. ordered, that no
tice thereof he .iven, thrre weeks ~uccrssivelS
In The Somerset Rep1rfsr, printed i'll skowht.
gan in SAID county, that persons Interested
may attend II Probilr Court To he held Ht
okowhegan on the second Tuesday of March
next, and show cause. II any III have. why
the prayer o said pc itton Fhouli not he
Lianted. FL public ton to he at least
thirty days prior Ia sad second tuesday OF
March. TURNER Il SWELL.
3w3 Judge.
A true copy of petit m and order o, Court
thereon.
Attest; S. IL GOODWIN, Register-
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Mrs. y. " Allen. VIE of Councillor
Alien, will spend thu winter a. Augusta
with her husband They VII board a -
State St. between the state lloa-' and
Augusta IIon-c.
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STATE OF ONO, Cry OF TOLEDO.

Lucas COUNTY, S. S.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he is the
senior partner Of the firm of +. ] CHENEY 4
CO., doing business in the City Of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid. and that said firm
will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use Of HAIL's CATARRH
CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed in nv
presence, this Gin day Of December, A. d. 86.
~- A. w. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls C:tarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mn-
Gus surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
~Soh BY Druggists, 75 cents.
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The total assets of the county, Jan ].
1889, are in round numbers, Slj 900 90
liabilities outstanding, SS.O0Oa0, - lcay-
ing balance in favor of the County OF
81 10000. Last year there was II balance
of s2sG % against the county
Both the receipts and expenditures OF
1888, exceed those of 1887 by over So
10000. In the receipts, the increase il
found chiefly in the amount received for
county taX Of the preceding year aud s
}. Court lines and costs. The payment
of 81 600 90 Of the county debt
helps to swell the total Of the cxpcndi
lures. The cost of S. J. and Tria Jus
tice courts is greater by about 81 go 90
Roads in unucurporated townships cost
s 900 more, while the amounts cxpcnd-
ed on the Court House and for land dam
ages are considerably less.
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County Finar cos

The REPORTER is indebted to County
his Report for the year l'SS, soon To BE-
issued, from which we make the follow
inp AhstrnrlS.
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Anthony Higgins Of Wilmington i
elected to the I S Senate from pela-
ware, the first Republican oyer sent from
thaf StAie.
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Dr. Chsse,s. Dipshsria Rsso,vents, prepared
At the NoutdeoWock Tea Store 10 having .
great sale. They 40 known 70 cure and pre-
!eat Sore throets. RiptAsFia CelSAA CcaAs,
-. eve tho0 ~. ~
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Found.

in this Village. some days ago a package
ntaining valuable goods. The owner can
have 1t by identifying the package and pay
ing for this notice. Call ut this ONCE. Sw2
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,rsfSstipsiy, Of the accounts Of the County Com.
missioners OF said County. tor the wear ending
Dec. n, ISSs, duly examined aud allowed and
amounting in the whole to the sum Of $o7s.s3) siA
hundred seventy FIVE dollars and twenty two cents
J.. II. WEBB, Clerk.
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N,C.& H. c, KENDALL.
.f0/ice of |OjpcIOsYt,e.

Notice Is hereby given that susan NJ Nevens
aud David NJ. NeVcn-, OF Ha tand in the
County of $ ners-t by their mortgage deed
dated the twenty-srvenih day of january
A. ID. 1871. and recorded in Somerset Regi try
OF Deeds. Volume l5I. Page 27s conveyed to
Lawrence Williams. OF llartla d aforesaid n
certain parcel of liud situated in Hart and
aforesaid, and bOuu ed Ms follows to wit :
On the North by the road lea,iing westerly
Ia Canaan; East by land OF All Woodbury.
AID A. X. Browning South by the John nj
Cook farm, and West by land occupied by said
susan NJ. Nevens aud David NJ. Neyens,
meaning by said deed to convey the same
premises that We're conveyed To Susan
Sevens by Hugh A. Ncvens, by deed
dated July 2yth. 1915 aud recorded
IN Somerset Registry of Deeds, Book
las, Page 30 nnd whereas the before
mentioned mortgage for valuable
consideration was assigned, transferred and
conveyed by said Luwrcn Williams to
Clement Goodwin of said Hirtland on the
twenty seventh day OF November A. ID. 1875,
by his written assignment under seal therefor,
said assignment having been recorded IN
sand Registry of Deeds, March 9th, 1888
Volume 1913, Page Al and the conditions of
said mortgage having been broken, the
undersigned, assignee as aforesaid, propose
to for,cl sc said mortgage and give this
notice under the statute for TINT purpose.
liarflaud, Name, January 5 h A ID 1889.
3@2 CLEMENT GOODWIN
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Messenger Notice.
STATE OF MAINE
Somerset, SIS. Co1,rf or JusoIrsury

STATE OF MAINE
Somer"f, ~ Court Of Insolvency.
In the case OF Edward L. Watts, insolvent
debtor.
This Is to give notice that on the 18th day of
January A. ID 1889, warrant f. Ins ,vency
was issued out Of the court Of Insolvency
estate Of said Watts Of Fairfield adjudgpd
to be an IN olvent debtor, OIL petition Of said
debtor which petition was ffled on the II tn
da, If January A. d., 1852. to which date
interest IN claims 10 to be computed. That
the payment Of any debts IN or BY said debtor
and the transf-r aud delivery Of any property
81 the creditors Of said debtor, to prove theft
debts aud choose one or moro assignoes OF his
estate, will be held at Court Of Insolvency to
be holden at the Probate Court Room in said
skOwhegau, on the lth day Of FEBRUARY A. D.
1889. 1t one O'Clock In tho afternoon.
Given under my hand the date flrst above
written.
ZENAs VAUGHAN, Sheriff 90 Messenger OF
said Court Of Insolvency. SW3