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tn steam mi. II oak III l. owned by
Charles Saith. VIZ totally destroyed by
ire ,lrls tuesday m5rlius. The loss is
S5Jj0.
4 hrse number of the rooms ut the
z nnus ea,set House are already engaged
by summer b5ar1eIs
Mr. F \ Hobbs, agent for the Citizens
Guilty Investment company IS doing
quite rushing bu,iLess
Mr. L A Wetherell sent three very nice
horses to Mass. last week Their sale
there viii DC III charge Of w J Wethereu
There Is always demsnd for Maine
horses and more especially for those rails
ed IN Somerset aud kennebec counties.
L Z Mayo. publisher Of the Gazette was
IA town last Thursday.
Mr. " " H1ntoon lost valuable ring
last week. 1t WIS the more valuable as it
was present from his brother and made
by him.
Mr. Frank w Spaulding Is thinking of
erecaug residence on Main street. Hi
house viii be very pretty cottage. some
,lh,ug OF the Queen Anne style and will bc
an ornament To the street.
Last Sunday evening Mr. C NJ Emery
delivered very able lecture before the
willing Workers society.
The operetta of The Dress Rehearsal
VIII he given Saturday evening at Mllers
hall, under. the auspices Of the Congrega
tiJnals. society.
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Angie Boo.hby arrived nome the 25th.
She has been visiting in Skowhegan and
Scion for number of weeks.
T. L. Boothby has been Singing hi :
barn.
Shearing sheep Is in order now, al-
though the cold weather of the 2j,h and
2dth was hard on those recently shoru.
Mrs Nsllctt is gaining and 50 is Henry
ca well.
The following have gone on the drive
from this place: James Murphy, Will
Murphy, Ben Berry Mellnu Berry. Frank
bosworth, Elmer Berry, Marshal Berry.
Star OF the East Lodge. (No. 207)
Good Templars gave an entertainment on
the evening Of the 18th. There was q
goodiy number present and the entertain
ment was highly enjoyed by all, and was
followed by lunch of cake. coffee and
nuts This is one of the IN )st prosperou
Lodges in the county.
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Madison.

Both ends of the oh Madison House
have been moved and the main house will
20 Monday, preparatory to building new
block on the old site
EIec RE lights have been put on the old
towers and they have begun to iii the watts
with limerick, the work being done at
hight,
Leonard Tozi is moving into the house
Of Frank Ladd ON Maids Street, recent
ly vacated by George Williams
G. W. A Stearns has bought the house
recently hull by James Miliken on the
Norridgewoek road.
Horace Holway has sold his house to B.
P. J. Weston and will move to Madison
Centre with his family.
DR.. C, d. Morrill, is about to commence
on the basement Of his new block on the
corner of Main and Maple streets.
W. b. Clough has commenced work on
the basement of his stable on Pleasant
street.
Jerry Wentworth who has been in Lynn,
Mass for the past year is at home on a
short visit.
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The Auburn DefalcatIon.

The case of NJ. G. Percival, the default
ing bank cashier Of Auburn Is one of par.
ticular hardship to his many friends who
stand high In the State and who fee
keenly the dlshonor of the man who has
been so long trusted financial agent.
1t Is the old story. Cashier Percival so
long handled the money of the bank that
he seemed to regard it as his own and
evidently felt free to put it into almost
any Investment that came to his atten.
ton. He was into many schemes, most
of them 1t appears were not of The wild.
cat order, and he doubtless intended to
refund every dollar of the banks money
he used, but he kept going in deeper aud
deeper and it was only question of time
when he got In beyond mis- depth.
The attempt at self destruction shows
how keeDly he feels the misery he has
brought upon himself and all his friends.
He has made over all his property to
the bank, even bis life insurance which is
very large and the carrying of which
cost him So, 900 per year His wife join
in the conveyance of all property and the
assignment of life policies.
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Appointments.

The Maine Methodist Conference ad
journed Monday.
The following are the appointments
made for Augusta district
Presiding Elder, j. b. Lapham,
Augusta q Ross.
East Liyermore aud Fayettt--J X Rem
erck,
East Readneld- Supplied by W Wood
East Wilton and Wcld-lIcnry Crock
etl.
Eustis-To be supplied.
Fairteld-H Chase.
Fairfield Circuit-io be supplied.
Farmngton-W f Berry,
Gardiner-A = Laid.
Hallowell-W + Holmes.
Industry Circuit-G W Barber.
Kents Hill and Resdheld Coruer-D b
Holt.
kiD2felt Circuit-W Eldridge.
Leeds aud Greene-To be supplied.
Livermore-Supplied by S L Durham
Livermore Falls and Jay Bridge l.
Springer,
Madison-Robert Lswton,
Mount Vernon Circut--To be supplied
North Arson and Embden-Suppled by
W Abbott
North Augusta and West Sidney Sup.
piled by II Crockett.
Oakland-Sidney A Hamilton.
Phillips-M + King.
Skowhegan-Supplied by Z House.
Scion and Bingham-Supplied by c a
Lsughton.
Strong and Frcemsn-W Ii Barber.
Waterville-L b Codding.
Wayne Circuit-J X Mssterman.
Wilton-Supplied by W A Nottage.
Whirlpool Pillsbury.
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Mercer


'0i 'oas's are III mueh petler cohdl
tion than Is usually the case al this sea
son OF the year, many OF them being rs
Try As in summer time. This is due, no
d ~, 10 the small amount Of frost ia the
ground
MANY Of the farmers are bound to have
green peas and new potatoes for the i,h
this var, a. thy nave improved the line
DAYS OF the past week to get them in
ena.y, Mr.. Martin williamson had peas
lp over week ago.
The mice did uo,d d4al of damqon ia
Young fruit trees during the wuttr. Mr..
David Wood lost 81. When the cat Is
ewAy etc, etc Aoral-keep good cat
Mrs. Sarah Cults wishes ia disnose of
her house and ut situated in the viIloyr
on Elm St.
This ia tho s.asa. g.. .s,t. At.
-..,iia5 aSasoh t"i S'ait'nE' mI
considerable about the village, and other,
are busy in the vicinity Of Brerh I'M
The higH price Of apples during the win.
ter should encourage the farmers to set
Il good many scions this apriug.
La Crime bn4 had its hold mo, sam,
IF our cifizrns. lately; amnpp nom Tr.
inc. Mr., VI. q Whitti.r Mrs prhano
CroSwell and Mrs. Andrew Croswe,l. It.
seemed to have a pretty firm grip upon
the last two named persons, both having
had ii twice. All are now convalescent
however
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VIII uoi@a5 is clerkins Il. the Posi-
Office.
NJ. l.. Freleh has gone IN visit TO his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I'll. French Of
Madison.
Rumor says we are t1 have stage,
extra, leaving hara in thalnorning TO con
meet with the noon traip At Bingham, and
back here at night, whica will be great
convenience to those who do not wish to
stay over night at Bingham.
Dr. Piper of Bingham was In ovn Fri
day 10 see Hatti4 Dursin, who Is very
sick.
News was received by telephone last
Wcsk OF the severe illness Of Mrs Rose
L gore of Gardiner, formerly Of jht,
place, aud her many friends here hope
for her speedy recovery.
Oar schools are in session, G. T. Ball,
West Forks and Cinda King, Forts.
Dea. Young went to Skowh,gan 10 see
DF. Fi,z gerald, last week.
Most OF the boys are on the drive, and
there are l1t hat have not gone yet.
A. P. Murray has gone to Skowhcgan
on busint IS trip.
Chas. York left Tuesday for Falmouth,
where he has gone 80 visit his mother.
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Horny Vieues House Burned.

FIRE destroyed the Henry Viguc house
on East Front street, south of the shoe
factory Sunday forenoon The ell and
the house were a total So. The stable
was saved. The fire is supposed to have
caught from a defective chimney. Only
small part Of the household goods were
saved. Mr., Vgaes mother had lot Of
household goods stored In the house
none Of which were saved. The loss is
estimated at about 5000; insufanc. $500
in Chas. +. J 1ne>' agency. The lire de-
par ment was on hana in good time but
the house Wa 50 Ia out, he distance to
u hydrant Of the water works 50 great
and the hose that was OIL eed 10 be land
50 long tnat the stream after the drl1Y
of getting it ON did not have much effect
The steamer was brought into play from
a c'>tern at the shoe factory and did goot
work In putting out the IRE on thu rams
Of the house and in saving the sta5le.
The distance from the engine house is
a good mile, AID the distance from tue
hyolrant to the lire 100 feet.
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Shprin'X Sale.

STATE OF MAIN h. SOMERSET IS:
INAkEN this twenty ghth day Of Ap-il, 1891
1 on Execution dated April s.Vtntcenth 1891
issued On Judgment rendered by the supreme
lndiri Il Court for the sand county Of snmerset
At the term thereof begun and holden mt Skow-
hegtn, within aud for the county Of Solner-et
ON the third Tuesday of March, A ID. 1891, IN
favor OF Calvin Danforth of SorridgewOck
AKA INST Isaiah Mosher, of Oregon for sixty
dollars and seven 'y-three cents debt Or dam
cost Of lit, and will he sold by public auction
on the thirteth day OF May, A u. lsd, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, Mt the ntlirc Of Dan
forth Could III S'owhegan, in said county.
AL the riShi IN equity which ISAIAH c. hosher
has in and to the sqme. or h III On the first day
of September, \. ID ls90, AT nine O'Clock aud
lh'rty minutes in the forenoon, to redeem the
Glowing descrIb Il read estate, situated in
Norrtdgewock, In said county, to wit: A certain
parcel of land, situated in NorrIdgewopk IN
said county with the buildings thereon, bound.
ed IA follows: beginning at Il point near the
bridge Oh the West side of the old Dodlin road,
50 ct.l"d, thence sNuthariy by said road to
land of William H. Taylor. and Edwin G
Willing. thence ives crY by the line of said
and ol sud Nillilm u. Taylor and Edwin c.
Whiting, To Saw,clle's Mill Stream, thence by
the shore ~ said stream to figst mentioned
bound, subject TO "A mortgage recorded in Reg
lstry OF deeds, book one hundred aud seventy,
page sixteen. gwen by Isiah c. Mosher . I.or.
ing Il. loucs to secure the paymeHt of n prom
issury note Tor QUE hundred dollars.
Dated AT Ssnwhcgiu, the twenty -eghth day
OF April, A, d. l7ei,
avis } II asJsiELL. Deputy sheriff.
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STATE news.

It j. said that the cattle shipped to
Brighton, in the early part Of this week
by Richard Brown Of Skowhegan, and
mainly procured at the farm Of Jones anil
ToJcy, Fairfield Center, were among the
very finest ever seen ia thai market-ken-
uebec journal.
In the Sup ,rior Court AZ Augusta Sat
urdsy, James Foley, convicted of man
Slaughter IN causing the death Of DO II
Croain in drunken row, March It, vas
sentenced to 81 months ia jail. This
practically ends the criminal trial, Cor
this term.
The Governor and Council Saturday
cornmuted TO three yeats the sentence
Of John f. Davis, serving six years in
prison for larceny at North Haven. Da-
Wis had no counsel at the trial and the
sentence Is considered severe.
George Chlpm N, formerly of Madi son,
in. who recently moved to New Portland
was the mau drowned on Dead river last
week. He leaves a widow and two chill
1rpu
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j. A. Morrison has moved his stock of
jewelry into the new store on Park street.
He has now as pleasant and convenient a
store as there is in the safe.
Pref. Purington's lecture on words
was very interesting and instructive. The
audience was not as large as was anticipat-
ed. and out of the receipts but little was
left towards purchasing the organ.
Rev. r. H. Aldrich of Guilford, preach
ed in the Universalist church last Sunday
on exchange with the pastor.
The royal Arch Masons residing in
Pitts6eM. are to apply to the Grand Chap
ter for dispensstion to organize q Chapter
here to be known rs "Sebasticook Chap.
ter" There are many Masons here who
would become members of the Royal Arch
il Chapter is established here, but who
would not be At the Inconvenience to go
to Newport, the present nearest Chapter.
Years ago when Pittsdeld was . small vii.
lage and the Chapter At Newport ~as weak
and struggling, number Of Aasons from
here joined there and assisted them till
they were able. by inersass Of members at
home, to do the work alone, then most Of
the members from here ceased 70 attend
except y saEs iatsgyaA There hare ben
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The state Assessor Question

Governor Burleigh has forwarded the
following communication
To Messrs Otis Martin ct ais members
of the sixty fifth Legislature.
Gentlemen Your communication stating
your belief that the election of b. F.
Chadbourne to the position of State Asses
sor was unconstitutional and respectfully
requesting THAT an opinion be asked Of
the Supreme Court of Maine as to whether
Il member of the Legislature that created
the Office is eligible was received
10 reply would say that after cor sui
tation with the Attorney General, | have
come TO the conclusion that inasmuch SIS
Mr.. Chadbourne's right to hold the office
referred to cannot properly be called in
question except by legal proceedings to
which he is party, it would not be prop
err for me TO call upon the Court for an
opinion, a proceeding to which he could
not be party.
Very respectfully yours,
EDWIN G, BuRLEIGH.
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Composition Meeting

State Of Maine, Somerset County Court Of In
s0trency,
Apri Term, 1891.
In case Of Andrew Mcdonald and Romandus
Mclntire Individually and as members Of the
drm VI Mcdonald and AcIntire InsOlvent
debtors.
This IL to give notice that pursuant 10 an
order of Court therefor, q me eting Of the
creditors of sad tnsOlvent Debtors a. afore-
said, will be held at the Probate Court Room,
~ Skownegan, In said County On Tuesday the
i2th day Of Nay, 4. D. 'eo1 ut one o'clock in the
afte moon, for the purpose Of c0usidering the
following composition offer now IN nIe In sal
Court, to Wit: thirty per cent in cash on the
acceptance OF the composition resolution by the
judge OF the insolvent Court hsving JunsdIc-
ton Of aid Court and the balance Ave per cent
to be paid ~ said Mel 0nAld aud McIntire's
notes payable in two. three and four m ,uths
nom the acceptance Of said composition resO-
luton and Orler together with such further
prop tons and ohers - the said Insolva mt
=. btOro may III = and there submit to the COM
alteration OF their CrodttOes
Attest: 8. b. GOODWTN,
SWO Ragister Of aaA Osart.
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The Maine State College.

DR.. G. II. Bailey and F, o. Beal, Esq,
Maine Cattle Commissioners, and the
trustees of the Maine State College, have
inspected the college herd of cattle.
The herd was given a thorough exami-
nation and all the cattle were found to be
In excellent health. The COW which was
qualantined during the winter was care
fully examined, aud was found to be In
sound condition. 1t is supposed that at
the time of the previous examination
when 1t was decided to quarantine the
animal, she might have had q cold
which led to some suspicion. 1t is very
satisfactory news concerning the col.
lege herd.
The Maine State College trustees have
awarded the contract for building the
building for the engineering departm en-,
to Mr.. M. @. Foster, of Wstervill., &C.
cording to the plausiand specific ,tions, ex
cepting the steam heating, for $4,000
Hon. Fred Atwood, chairman of the
committee on dairy building, has reported
the plan for building 5Ox42 feet, 20 fee,
post, with hip roof.
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The Boston Comedy Co. amused our cit
liens for four evenings last week. The
plays rendered were excellent, the acting
was good and No. Arson showed its ap-
probation by filing the hall each evening.
Rev. S. G. Davis of Fairfield delivered
the class st rmon for the graduating class
of the Academy last Sunday at the Uniyer-
salist Church, $50 p. NJ.
The foundation of the Steam Mill is all
ready for the machinery.
Dr. ID. Mann has arrived home from
Boston, Mass. where he has been spending
the winter.
Webster Williams has hired viii French
to help care for and drive his horses this
Summer.
Supervisor Berry was at the Academy
last Saturday examining the teachers Of
the rural district schools
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Death Of Won MoItka.

Field Marshal Count Won Moltke is
dead. He attended the session of the
Reichstag held Thursday afternoon. His
death was very sudden aud the physician
who we're sum uoned announced that
was caused BY failure Of the heart. The
news OF the counts unexpected death has
caused great sorrow In Berlin. He was
great soldier. the man who conceived,
brought up and fully established the Ger
man army, one Of the greatest, certainly
the most completely equipped military
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for Infants and Children.

"Castoris Is 30 wen adapted to children that
recommend it a. superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A. AncHKl, II. D.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, ny.
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AthenS

Mr.. Heman Horn diei Monday the 2lst
and was buried Thursday. Mr.. Horn has
been in falling health for some time but
suffered parslytic shock Thursday pre-
vious to his desth.
Mr.. Simon Fox is preparing to erect a
new barn on his farm in the village.
Mr.. Charles futile has let his farm to
Mr. Nelson, and is to move at once to
Halloweli where he has found employ
ment.
II. p Bush of Watervila is in town
repairing his barn.
Prince Thompson has been buying ca.
tie in town the past week.
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Mrs. REV. JOIN CLINE


DR.. S. +. Conant, Dear SIR and Friend:
| enclose order for supplies.
My practice Is increasing daily, so much
so that must have another Quilt. The
treatment is indeed performing wonders
Those who sneered al the claims of clear
ing the system of the basis of all disease
Gas you claim for this luxury by merely
smoking the perspiring body are now
among my best patrons, snd p-aising it
to the third heavens since to sting its ELL
cheney am outstripping my most hope
full anticipations. | already have ilf-
teen patients, and still they come.
will now open up a luxurious sanitarium
for both sexes. Very trulg yours,
DIR. {. A. GOSHEN
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A ge f 8 w auted
NOTICE.

Nonresident taxes in the town of Mercer in
y the County of Somerset, for tue year 1890
The following list OF taxes on real estate of
nonresident owners in the town Of Merce for
the year $780, III bills committed TO j. NJ Ow-
ems. co lector OF said town. N the 23d. day of
Feb. is i, has been returned by the collector
j. NJ. owens, TO me, as remaining unpaid on
the 2'd. day Of February, 1891, by his certifi.
cate OF that date, and now remain unpaid, a nd
notice is hereby given that If the said taxes
and int est and charges are not paid in the
treasury Of said town, within is months from
the date OF the commitment of the said bills so
much OF the real estate taxed as will be suffc.
lent To pay the amount due therefor; incluuine
interest and charges will without furihe no.
tice be sold at public auction at the town hal
ia said town On tie atb day of November. 1891
at one o'clock, p. IN.
Name Description
of Owners 81 /:
or Is :
Unknown. Real Estate. =
West side Oh.
Willie MCGUIRE b. Mcclure
farm, 81 $l2S s24l
William Green Nose. Pike
leaf. farm, II 800 400
Mercer, April, 99th. 1'eI.
3wl9 FRED A. CUTTIN4.
Treasurer of Greer.
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Witnesses To Anjdrosis,
DAGGER, Isp. APPS Ii lsg.

DAGGER, lsp. Apr.sgh 1871.
| have bean testing your
Vapor treatment in my family with great
success. | find it all you claim for it.
Had one case of two years Rheumatism;
twelve baths which restored linn to his
work again. My neighbors are becoming
much Interested III the idea of Supplying
their homes with outfits.
/. \. RusuEH.
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Farm for sale-Farm Of the late D W.
Boyden In the the town of Fairfield, on Tie
road leading from Fairfield Center to Pishnns
Ferry. Said farm contains 100 acres, deVided
into I'll age. pasture and wood land. cui' !"
tons hay, 100 apple trees, just coming into bar
ing, Pear and fruit trees for family uss, Good
buildings, Cottage house Of ten rooms. Two
sheds and stable attached Good barn ana
shed. Two good wells ofnever failing waer
In the pasture. Farming tools aud seed
for crops, II desired. To be sold cheap or
would swap for house in stowhegan village
For further information apply TO sml7'
H. 8. STEWARD,
SkOWhegan.
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"The use Of 'Castoria q 20 universal and
its merits 70 we'll known that 4 seems . work
intelligent families who do not ksep CastoriA
within cay reach"
CAnLns NAnfYn, D. D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloominedale Re6prmed Church.
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HoW's This 3!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that can not be
cured 10y taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
+, j. CHENEY 4 CO., Props,
Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, having known F. j..
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transactions,
and THANKFULLY able to carry out any obligations
made by their firm.
West < 1ruax, Wholesale Druggists Toledo,
Ohio.
Walding, kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucus
surfaces of the system. Price, 75c. per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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The following rescdptin the case Thos.
4. Hoastoa applt " Lucinda r. Worth
IN ~ ~ rsoslvsd By CIsrk Of Courts
1salnes1s
O. ae1itoe has 10 right TO appeal
dpD ~ allowance Of ths claim Of IN
49, elsd1tns aeainst IL sstnte Of :
49, = iasolvsaey. Ex-