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FEW KNOW ABOUT THE SHAKERS.
AN INTERESTING, G0D.YEARISG PEO-
PIE VINO HAVE GIVEN the
WORLD MANY IMPORTANT
DISCOVERIES.

We may not accept their peculiar religious bo'
iiofa nor can wo enter into tho spirit Of their
sacrifices 1t lsnot necessary to believe Us they
do, but We can aud do respect their sincerity OF
purpose aud tho honor and uprlghIneH which
marks all theIr business dealings,
The Shakers have always been successful In
yeutors aud SOmo Of the greatest OF tho con
youlCucoS OF tho present day found origin In
their settlements,
In one particular they excel all other men or
classes OF men, aud that Is In the cultivation Of
medicinal herb, and plants and their pTepara'
ton for use They have made II u study Tor
more than hundred years It Is ono OF their
peculiar iuduitrIes, Their lives have been do.
voted to II,
Their ales! aud greatest achievement Is tho
shaker Digestive Cordial, 1t Is not offered Us a
cure for all diseases II does not pretend 10 bc,
but one dssasO It Will euro, aud that Is Indlgea'
tIou,
Itisso effective In curing those who use the
remedy thatthey Rre loud in their praises Of #
aud In consequence large demand for tho cor
dial has been created
Sufferers who resort to It's use have not long
to wait to see tue result The effect Is almost
immediate The nril doseHsulIly gives relief
and Il continued permanent cure will follow,
1t not only contalus already dIgosIcd food, but
ltdIgesH food us well, thus tonIng up tho gen
cral system An interesting pamphlet Is now
being issued br the Shakers aud eau be had for
tho usgtug Mt almost any hTug store,
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A WoMAN,s srILANGM CRIME.
she Killed Hor Husband Ont OF Pity and
Was Found DUTY,
Df.,,,E,,b,,, yTv1 \ 1E,U

she Killed Hor Husband Out OF Pity and
Was Found GuIlly
birmingham Eng MAJ
The trial OF Mrs, UrquhurI last week
ut Durham for tho murder OF her hui'
band raises profound ethical question.
The unfortunate woman's husband was
bolriddon and a great sufferer, The
son who supported them was out OF
work, and could not provide for thom,
and thoy were face to face with staryR'
ton. Mira. Urquhart, in these ciTonm'
stances, with hor husbands knowledge
and sac!ion, to nut him out Of pain, gave
him some rat poison, which killed him
in ilitoOn minutes. Sho then tried to
poison herself, but was prevented. Tho
Jury found her guilty-lnd no doubt
technically, as tho law stands. sho was.
It was obviously Impossible. how.
ever, to pronounce verdict car
ryluG with it the death sentence for
the act che had cammitted. OF
course tho sentence, when pronounced,
would hayo been commuted; but tho
Jury preferred not u allow the matter
to 20 go far. they fourd that tho poor
woman was not responsible for her &c.
tons, and she was accordingly ordered
to DO detained during her majesty's
pleasure. This may have done substRn.
lial Justice; but it ovades tho difficulty,
and docs not meet it. 1t is quite owl.
dent that what tho woman did had
nothing in common with murder in the
proper sonSe OF the word. Some yoara
ago there vas considerable discussion
among tho members OF tho medical pro,
fession on tho subject OF so.called
'unthanasia" is, wheiherit should
DO made lawful for u doctor at tho desire
Of a patient suffering from an NGonlzlng
und inCurable disease to put him out Of
his misery BY swift and painless
poison. In tho case OF dog or horse
We should call this an act OF mercy; but
we condemn human being to linger in
hopeless suffering. Clearly this is u
problem in law aud conduct that 70.
mains to DO solved.
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irst thought, It might seem to be more
expensive thuu beai. Such, however Is
not tho case A much larger profit can
DO made, under certain conditions, from
tho salO OF horse meat than from tho
Sale OF regulation buOi, Good, fat horses
with rlngbones, incurablO sUavIns and
other diseases can DO bought for 50 bO,
while good bcot costs considerably more
than this. Tho introduction OF cable
aud trolley cQrsla throwing many horses
out OF Job, Most Of thOsO creatures At
tho time OF their being supplantod arc
already broken down by their few years
OF htreot.rar service. In some cases
such animals have been bought up for
tho abbaloir, ltvieW OF this fact it is
lust as we'll to be careful about tho m00t
YOU buy, Since most OF our butchers
buy their meat killed for Thorn, Il ispoS'
sihle that thoy also may DO deceived,
and may asll you horse meat under tho
impression that thoy arc giving you
beef, This indeed seems scarcely poAsl'
bio, vet It is well 10 BIO careful,
As to sausaVes, ono Is always so nh'
certain In regard to tho materials OF
which they arc composed that tho
problem OF detecting whether horse
flesh ba present or not seems u hopeless
ono. Even in this city caiOs have been
discovered where owners OF bologna,
sausage factories have dsslGnedly and
knowingly substituted horse for other
flesh in the composition Of their sau'
aages,
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1l,rn, nsn. Much for You.

Mr.. Fred Millor, OF irving, ILL.,, wrlLea
that he had q severe Kidney trouble for
many ycars, with seySFe pains In his
back and also that his bladder was at'
ioctod. IIo triod many so-callod Kidney
cures but without any good result
About year ugo no began tho use OF
Electric Bitterq aud found relief at oncN
Electric Bittcrs is especially adapted to
euro OF all Kidney aud Liver troubles
and often gives almost instant roliel.
Ono trial will prove our statement
Price only SOC for largo bottle. A
Ingau Drug Go. g Drug Store. .
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Chlurvn- For all good TAT cattle prices 10.
innIncd strong, while The Cummunpf kluds WCfO
wnnk common iu extra choice nAilvo dressed heel
aud gulpulng slORu q 7OaG 90 bulls Al 1ial rs,
Cuwgnhd lcil'r u 2inl 10 veal CALVES 81 OOah ~
Hogs weaker common los o. bOaI ~, light
weights II 7inh w. sheep steady NJ last wO6R 4
hlClIuc inferior IN extra shcOp n bnNi 90, west.
uru nhacu q iOal 90, lRnhsl Olai a.
Hast LihetIt cattle qulct aud lower. primo
s. t0ni iO, butchers q iOhl ~ bulls tONS and
slnFs Il G0nl % Hogs steady, bflmo llgll
weights o. iOhi No. iOfknn " lOnh aO, fOuuh,
Il tNnt 49, shrep aHA IAwb' pA'fn s. iha3 t8i fnit
tn rood u bOnl 10, common bOCRtl NJ, spring
u iiai M, veal calves 81 uOnO %
Uinrluunt-ilors HtCHdy nj 81 26al W, 10.
cUlpt lIl head, shipments 100 head.
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Laaiea Wttky 7t!:gra9h
My good woman" said the learned
Judge, you must give an answer in tho
lowest possible words IN which you ara
capable, to the plain and simple ques'
ton, whether. when you were crossing
the street with tho baby on you arm,
and the omnibus was coming down on
the opposite side, and tho cab on tho
LETT, and tho brougham was trying to
paIs tho omnibus, you saw the plaintiff
between tho braughRm and the cab,
or whether and whOn you saw him a,
all, and whO.hCr or not near tho
brougham, cab and omnibus. or either,
or any two, aud which OF them, 70.
spectively, or how it was"
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THERE arc some people who never
wear dark glasses aud yet they never
SEQ anything bright; IT'S tho people who
arc dyspeptic nnd soured. Everything
is out OF joint with such people. "a
suffered many wears with Dyspepsia
and liver troubles. but have been rO.
lieved since taking Simmons Livor Reg.
nIatos. / know others who have beea
greatly benefited by It's use."-Jamos
Rowland, Carrolton, Mo.
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London Weakly telegraph,
Poet-I hope YOU have received the
volume OF poems l have ventured to
sOnd YOU.
Baronoss-Indeod. | have. 1t is
charming. wonder where l have
put II.
Little KarI-Under tho log Of the
table, mamma, to make It steady.
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these aud all other brands Of bl0lohUd coltons
10 Agents hay0 advanced Mldd.csrx lll
hlcanhed uOll0na re; Rntodge und Plantation
36inrh bloarhc1 to 4isc very oppressive
Temperature had the elGct al checking ANY gcu.
good proportions Dcnins all doug better.
Printing cloths firm al lj.l6G bid aud declined
l0T spots and contracts.
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Tho bost oalyo In tho world for cuts,
bruiBos, soros, ulcers suit rhcum, iovDr
uorcs, tOltor, clappOd hands. Ghilblaina,
corna, aud all skin Oruptiunl, and post.
livoly CurOl pilot or no pay required.
II ia guaranteed to gyO perfect antsiac.
ton OF money Refunded. Price %
conLp por box For Galo BY Logan Drug
Company. =
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tOc DR.. Story's 1vc.mnuto head.
Ill., aehe eure. Guaranteed 20 euro
siclt or nervous headache in tiyo min.
utos Bost headache euro on onrth. Try
It; only ton contq. For sale by all drug.
glsts. Rocd, itobb Il BREEDING, Whole.
snlo Agents. Mw1F.
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iiosnro and ulo that old and woii.lrlod
remedy. Mus. MISUNDERSTANDING SYnur
ior clillrcn tcothinp. 1t Boothoi tho
child, softoni tho gums, Rllays all main,
cures wind collie and IL tho best romc.
dy for diarrliWa. Twonty.IlVo cents u
bottle. MwFGw
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OH Clty-OpenGd at 81 2j highest 81 ~ low
est 81 1l closed at 81 -; sales hOJO barrels ship
lnouI IA, 1856 barrels: runs gJ,5y7 barrels.
Now YOrk-POtrolsuIn weak Pennsylvania
oil sales none; septGlnDer option, sales nonei
closed Ut 81 20 bid Lima oil, sales none.
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PROOKSlDE,
- WEaT NIRnIMIA

.llude ll10 foot where rot ran bO found
lIpT mdny psDnt ara wondering where they eau
~ IN 'bo summer 10 regain lhnlr health aud
'"NRih and Nnl tho ptuptF condition RnA sHF
~ IhlhT NDWhefe batter than nj IfpOksilN
pH0s hlf grand Views, beautiful drives nuo
-TN' hUmln0k groves and n picturesque trout
,'NuE fIlunlnR through the place BLACK batl
'hg 'heat Large f8plBa 70 give ysH iReH fr
I'b'Dg sleep Table furnished with MI fresh
.." aud vegetables and wholesome u0ut Ing
,IMmn1 pool l1iinlt, bowling hlllintd patluf.
'fIIN' and splendid livery hliarhOl Ten
tgW pakiaHd and lIp"t Fax IeH ght
~ Hnl main MOTEL ilnlos u ~ w rof week
~ descriptive circular etc hllfCsi
A. PRESCOTT WRIGHT
~ BtoOkIl1e, W. Va
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fnrm in no doubt, no tniiurU,
whom you lnko Do Wits Collie aud
Cholera Cure. II Ia pleasant, acts
promptly, no bud ailot nllOcta. Logan
Drug Co., Wheeling, w. Va, Il, r. pca.
body, BenwoOd, and IiowiO 4 Co., Bridge
port, .. l
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Wheeling BritBc & Terminal Ry.
co BREWSTER Receiver

TlmO Table 40 n 10 take fcj. ~ 4 Ia,
SUNDAY Nutetnhtt N 1871
lpnvc wheeling tau, I,i!Da IN, ma
S3!lb, IllN l0W T. m. .
Oa!il, Il!M 1905 ~ H. "
essyS MRtttHs FSftf -tBll 1851, ttlSla M
t2.j3. 'G1 tlR yil ......,....,
Arrive rcf'iualiinrlltn -iS't7 ill,U, iiibj
4 M. IliS "i,l'. n 10 rus y ~
Leave tetmlual lnucilun ~ y. l9'Jl = IN,
ti33t9 = So, tiia@ h,@ 4IL $50 T. H. n.u
leave ISniuua HI'lilliliAm.' il!iI, iiiiL
N.lf lA!ii lS'S y ~. 49,.
Ntstyp WHgt la N.W, p'n m' 'l,lh
Nllf, IIlH bll W.Wr ",
tDillV tDaliy ottin, study sunday oilf
Ailkfalnl Will fu gu lAAiOtu Tina
I.k TAuhslu. Supolntend0na
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Lightning Hot propu-
What a Funny Namol
Very True, but Il Kills All Pain.
Sotd Everywhere Every Day
Without Rollof. There 10 No Par
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MEpleAL,
for
nothing
did you say2

did you saya
Yes, that describes how I feel.
Ihaye no energy lett, nothing inter-
ests me.
Ny strength has left me and ! have
no inclination to work.
No one would take me for the same
person that | used to be.
Hook aud feel torIorn and miserable.
My spirits are low, feel Respondent
and ! can't sleep at night.
am eonstIpatsd and my digestion
Is out Of order.
IfseI almost hopeless, Il seems to mo
that ! shall never DO strong
again.
Cheer up, your case Is far from
being hopeless. You are suffering
from general debility, your nerves
need tOnlug up, you lack vitality.
The cure lies In enrlchlng and
purifying your blood and strength
enlng the system. You should take
Browns Iron Bitters, 1t
will restore you to robust, perfect
health, You will improve from the
first bottle: This remedy Is pleasant
to take and Is a very powerful
strengthener, 1t does not stain the
teeth. But get the genulne-see the
crossed red lines on WRAPPER.
Brown CHEMICAL co, BALTIMORE, ND.
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rNANun AND rltAnE.
Tho Features vi 'ho Money and stocS
MnFlinis.

tho fehtufhH VI thn NhhNJ nv" SNNN'
NinFbniS.
NEW YORK, August l!.-Moncy on call easy al
/ per cent; lost loan per cent closedR At per
cent Prime mercantile paper 3Eai't per cent
Sterling exchange firm at s9oyRi 9J]3' Silver
certificates csc
The operations Of the day were OF the same IT,
regular character q, laI week, and the stag
nancy was even more intense, The Ganuunce'
mont OF gold engagements for shipment on To-
mOrT0wa European steamer had depressing
Influence. AZ the opening Oi buNIneh, price;
gsiucd Slightly, but u prJSsLTr ~ sell General
Electric wa, quickly developed, which sent thaI
property down per cent aud weakened the
general list sympalhtlicIlly. The market closed
steady In tlus
Bond, were quiet aud IN the main firm The
sales wcru g. iJIQOl 800.
The total saos OF stocks to-day were l39,ooa
shares,
Government bondI Nrta,
state bonds inactive.
KallTOal bonds uFn,
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New York-PIg iron steady Copper strong
brokers' price ll1sG, Lead strong; brokers' price
5 g7H, TIN irm; straits Sli 20 plates quiet
SpelleF Arm domestic 81 TO-
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Nav YotS Agents Fruit Of tho Loom no
Inch aud ji.lnoh have advanced tho pglOOS OI
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RAILROADS.
~ Pennsylvania Stations
[y!ERnRSg!vania LINES!


rIrHrr OTFfcEs At pTtrTSYlNAriA .SrATI1S o.
warren ST. Poor OF ELEvLHfn Sr., WHEELING
At NrtrnT hnTSH, WnGrtiE6, AND A THS
PETEPYtvASII STATION. iRiDGEPcnT.
..-.-....---- = nAI.Ir y
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Ohio RIVER RAILROAD 60.
souTH BouSn

On aaG after Monday JUHe u, lslj. Pas
senger Trains will run as follows: SDAllH.
lnnllY Rxcrni sunday. CenLral time
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Dr. Niio0' pain f'inaotop tioadachO,
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HoUsEFuRNIsHINa GOODS.

WUuI1
Nav YnrIf-Wonl steady.
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ThoCloysland, bOralu & Wheeling R. R.


Time Table III OlOot Monday, May 30, 1897
Cleveland Depot, Foot Of South Water Street
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ARRIVE

From Pittsburgh, 1910 a. IN. and ESQ p. m.
daily, 1880 D. IN, daily: except Saturday. lE35 p.
M. except SUNDAY. aud Dos a ~, sunday only.
Washington Accommodation, s:loa m. daily,
nyrent sundRY
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
on aud after Saturday, February >, 1871. ttaini
will run Us follows, city umO!
-LEGyE TITEIISG LEAVE rlN GlOYE
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

,Nt'iilalall departure Of trIluS on aud after
IR ~ iA1h EXCLAMATION or REFERENCE
MARKS; 'uallT tnHly except sunday; tDaiiy.
except saturday; 9DallG, except Monday lspn.
IIlys only lhondEs only; Saturdays only
The Somerset reporter., 1895-11-14
A Dwarf Takes seco- i Growth.

Sir Geoffrey Hudson, the celebrated
English dwarf of the seventeenth cen
fury, was doubtless the most widely
known human curiosity Of his time. He
was born of parents of the normal size
at Rutlandshire in 1919. At birth he
weighed less than pound and half,
and was only s inches in length. He did
not begin to walk until after the end of
his third year. his height at that time
being less than foot. At the end of his
seventh year he was taken into the fam
lily of the Duke of Buckingham, having
between the ages of 3 and years added
but four inches to his stature. With
Buckingham he lived until 80 years old,
at which time he was only Is inches in
height when equipped in fashionable
high heeled shoes
At the age Of 80, however, remark
able change came over the midget and
for the next five years his growth was
as remarkable for its rapidity as it had
previously been for its backwardness
At the age Of 80 his height had been
scant u feet. At 35 it was feet and
9 inches How or why this remarkable
change was brought about was ques
ton too deep for the Society Of Royal
Surgeons who, time and again, discuss
ed the phenomenon without arriving at
any satisfactory conclusions. Hudson
lived to be 63, which is three times the
average length of life among giants. -
1T. Louis Republic.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-11-14

A story current at the Patent Office is
told Of an old farmer up in Maine. The
children Of the old fellow, like many other
children before and since, had a way Of
kicking the toes out of their shoes The
farmer was of an ingenious turn OF mind
and he cut out couple of copper strips
for each pair of shoes, which were fasten.
ed over the toes and between the sole
and the upper. The plan proved so sue.
cessful that the farmer found that where
he had been buying three pairs of shoes
one pair would suffice. There happened
along about this time man from the city
with an eye to business. He prevailt
on the old man to have the idea patented.
This was done, and between $50, 900 and
500, 900 was made out of it. How much
of this the old man got is not known, but
it is presumed that the promoter got the
larger part. The record at the Patent
Office shows only the drawing of the in
vention as patented on Jan. 5, 1858, by
George A. Mitchell of Turner, Me,
The Somerset reporter., 1895-11-14
Awful Mistake.

Senior Zebalos, formerly Minister to the
United States from Arge ntna, did not
speak English very fuenily. Il make
often many meestake when l speak Amer
icano," said he. made bad blunder
the last time am received at the White
House.
"A beautiful ladee tell me something
which happen in your Civil War. She
says she see it. Now, think to myself
| will be polite and make the sonora a
grand compliment,
I" 1T is impossible that you see It.,
madam say. You must have been
born many, many years before the war.
All the time" concluded Zebalos. II
mean after the war, But make mees-
take. say before No, the iadee was
not pleased. She felt much contempt. =
WASHINGTON PathfNdey.
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The Cellar.

The foremost consideration in the
building of a house should be the health
of its future inmates; hence the air of
houses should be guarded from noxious
mixtures as carefully as the drinking wat
err should be kept free from the germs of
disease. Indeed, methods for supplying
pure air and water give modern sanitary
reformers most of their work.
The supplying of pure air must be for
the most part accomplished by keeping
harmful vapors and gases out of the air
habitually breathed. Particular attention,
therefore, should be directed to the places
through which such vapois or gases may
possibly enter the house. Besides the air
coming in through doors and windows, a
good deal of the air of the cellar constant
ly ascends through the house in much
the same way as that drawn upward
through the chimney draught.
The cellar air is usually cooler than
that OF the upper stories of the house,
and therefore would not rise unless drawn
up but displacement of the air above
causes an amount of suction sufficient to
distribute a considerable part of it
throughout the house. This occurs more
largely in winter, when heating appliant es
and the closed doors and windows of the
upper stories strengthen the fue-like
current from the cellar. Therefore pure
air and good ventilation in the cellar are
most important in order to preserve the
good health of the inmates of the house.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-11-14

Bangor Commercials 1t isn't every
corporation that is able to engage the
attention of prayer meeting but the
Bangor & Arooslook has won that dis
tinction Last Sunday at a meeting at
Pressure Isle attended by many clergy men
and laymen-it was some special religious
occasion, rising vote Of thanks was ex.
tended to the B. & A. for its kindness in
half fares to all religious organizations
also for its efforts in reducing ireights or
potatoes. With the clergymen on it:
side and all actively intercedlng for it tn,
B. & A. would seem to be pretty gooc
article to tie to.
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SHE RIFFS SALE.

SOMERSET ss:-
TAX, this first day OF November, A. D. 1895,
on an execution dated Oct. 80, A. ID. 1895 issued
on a judgement rendered by the Supreme
Judicial Court for the County OF Somerset
at q term thereof begun and held on the third
Tuesday OF September A. d. 1885, to vii: On
the fifth day OF October, A. d. 1895 in favor
OF L. W. chase Of 81 owhegan in said County
Spaulding, both of Harmony In said County,
for thirty dollars and ninety 1--WE cents dam.
age and eleven dollars and seven cents costs
OF suit, and will be sold at public suction at
To the highest bidder on the tenth day OF
December, A. D. 1895. at ten O'Clock, A. NJ
the following described real estate and all the
right, title and interest which the said Alonzo
SpauldinR and Sophronia Spaulding have in
and to the same or had on the twenty: eighth
day Of October, A. d. 1888 at four O'Clock p M.
the time when the same Was attached on the
writ in the same writ, to wit: certain lot or
parcel Of real estate together with the builo.
ings thereon situate in Harmony in said
tn range in said town Of Harmony, being
the same decided to jeremiah Grant by John
W. Dunn and by said Jeremiah Grant to said
Sophronia Spaulding, containing seventy
North by land now or formerly Of John Moore,
on the South by land now or formerly OF one
| Dore, on the East by the road running be-
tween Athens and Wellington, on the West
| by land now or formerly OF George Stenne-
ford Also one half Of the orchard as occupi-
ed by Grant & Moore above named and same
decided to jeremiah Grant by John w. Dunn
and by T. J Farrar to said Dunn and all Of
| the above being the same premises conveyed
Sophi onia Spaulding by Jeremiah Grant by
in Somerset Registry Of Deeds. Vol. Ill, Page
233.
Dated this first day OF November A. d. 1895
E.P VILES, Sheriff.