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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-26
FIAT MONEY.


To the Editor OF the Eagle:
You say: ''FIat money is money q
unlimited legal tender without any re-
ference 10 the value OF the material Of
which Il - made" Nov, = Z rot a fact
ta-c AL money ever issued by our govern
meat Is Tax money! Respectfully.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-26

E8moad. o. 7. March =.

only that i legal tender OF s money
which bears The stamp Of the govern
ment- call il the government guaranty
Of nat, or what you will.-Editor Eagle
The Somerset reporter., 1896-10-08
Athens.

Owing to the continued bad weather
the Athens cattle show aud fair was
postponed until Oct. 15th.
Mr.. Mansell Lord OF Dinvers, Mass,
is visiting relatives in town this week.
Mrs. NJ. &. Greene Is visiting friends
in Massachusetts.
Mrs. L. NJ. Hight has returned TO
Athens, and again occupies her former
rent over Bartlett's store.
Mr. Turner and family who have been
spending the summer in town, return
this week to their home in Massaehus-
etts.
The kekapoo Indian Medicine Co
have been represented here the past
week by party of four, two men and
two women. On Wednesday an irate
mother appeared upon the scene and
claimed the so-ealled wife of the magi.
clan. as her sixteen-year old daughter,
who had been at work in Shirley. Fail
ing to persuade the girl to go with her,
the mother returned to Skowhegan,
having secured the promise of the
prof 10 make the girl his wife as
soon as possible. Accordingly the an
nouncement was soon made that the
wedding would take place upon the
stage Monday evening. after the enter
tainment. The parson however, failed
to put in an appearance aud the audience
were informed that fha ceremony was
to be performed at the home of the
minister.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-10-08
East Fairfield.

Mrs. Shermon Pshon has returned
from her visit in Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. h. Nelson have gone
10 visit their spa il 8owa ,iuham and in
tend to attend the rUpsham fair. Mrs.
Fanny Nelson is visiting tier daus htor az
Fairfield Center.
Severe colds seem to visit every or ia
this vicinity
Nell Palmer attended the fair AT
Athens last Thursday.
NJ. d. Holt went To Brighton with two
ear loads of cattle. etc this week
Leroy Blackwell is confined to the
house with the shingles. Dr. Lowe of
Canaan attends him.
Misses Alma and Ella Anderson have
returned home from \. H., where they
have been with the family of j. Ware of
Waterville.
Miss Floy' Walker reports that she is
the proud posessor of "A bicycle.
Mrs. Larrabee of this place has gone
to nifty on visit.
Mrs. Leavitt OF Fairfield and brother
from Mass. visited at Mrs. 5. j. Tracy :
last week.
Rev. q. W. llinckley arrived home
Saturday with deer and other game
that he had captured in his up river trip.
George Pishon has been having grad
ing done around his home buildings,
which makes great improvement in the
looks around there.
There was dance at the Good Temp
lars Hall, Tuesday evening, music by
Smiths orchestra of Cornville.
Willie Tracy has been at Cornville the
past week on visit.
Our ferryman is on a vacation which
he intends to enjoy in the Dead River
regions.
Earnest Dunbar is attending school at
Good Will Farm.
Carl Holt is on the gain from his
bicycle fall.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-10-08

Industrial journal; The fishing at
kineo is now excellent, according TO II
correspondent, who writes of some of the
successful work of fall fishermen at
Names great inland sea. Frank Payson
of Portland, recently caught two land
locked salmon, weighing 0 pounds, also
Is trout. Il. L. Hollingsworth of Bos-
ton, caught three trout weighing 10
pounds, a. ). jerome of Louisville, Ky,
two weighing eight pounds, A. IL. Jack
son OF New York, II salmon weighing
four pounds and a trout 81 pounds, and
j. w. kirkham of Springfield, eight
trout weighing 81 pounds.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-10-08
Scion

Tie Somerset L. Il. is putting in new
steel bridge just above the Ferry ON tho
Embden side. in he place of the one
damaged las spring, and the town OF
Embden is also building ueW one over
the game stream a few rods t. the west.
Frank GaWton IS doing the stone work
for the town.
Scion cattle show as usual was good
one with Il large crowd. The show of
stock was quite large and of the best
quality. The drawing match was spirit
ed and contested by such transfers AS
Asher Davis, Woodbury. Russell, Berlin
traitor, George Smith. George Chase
Henry Washburn, Daniel Steward and
others.
lothian Hall of Rumford Falls. was
visiting in town last week.
Dr. Paul is building an addition to his
stable.
Minnie Benson is teaching school in
Dist 40. ,.
Agents are on the lookout for lots of
spruce lumber for pulp aud OFF, au
advance Over last years price.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-10-08
STATE OF MAINE.


Somerset Court Of County Commissioners
Aug. Adj. Term. oct. list, A. ID. 1896.
tpon the foregoing petition, being satisfied
that the petitioners are responsible and that t
inquiry into the merits is expedient. Ir J. OR
DERED, that the County Commissioners meet Al
the dwelling house of Thomas Kelley in Sulon
on Monday, November 9th. A. ID. 1896, at ten
O'Clock a. m, and thence proceed to view me
route mentioned in said petition: and immed.
ately after hearing of the parties will be
had at some convenient place in the vicinity
and such further measures taken in the prem
ises as the Commissioners shall Judge proper
And 1t is further Ordered, that notice
of the time, place and purposes of the Colnnl~
sioners meeting aforesaid, be given to all Per.
sons and corporations interested, by publishing
an attested copy of the petition aforesaid. win
this order Their. on, in the Somerset Reporter .
public newspaper printed at Skowhegan, IN
said county, and also attested copies of me
same to be served upon the Town Clerks of the
towns of Solon and Bingham, and TO he posted
in three public places in each of said towns,
the publication and serving and posting of the
same to be at least thirty days before the filne
appointed for said view, that all intereSteu
may then appear and be heard, if they think
proper. 1w4l
Attest: N. w. BRAINERD, Clerk
true copy of the Petition and Order oil
Court thereon.
Attest N. W. BRAINERD, Clerk
The Somerset reporter., 1896-10-08
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.

10 the Honorable Justice of the Siinre4re Isz
dlcial Court, next 10 be holden at SkoVir-l8.
III and for the County of Somerset in "A - ~,ita
oi Maine. on the third Tuesday OF December
A. -. Is.G.
Wilbur q. Hapeood of said Skowhesan il, ,.J9
1asniN AMI Stale respectfully inform Hi,
'eafi That Al Sehec. in said STATE on f,.r.it.
9TH, 4, -. i>ri, he MAS lawfully married 81. H.
NE NJ. llapgood, 10y Rev. \. Turner u Ini.
ter of the oSrel duly authorized to ,46IlriTa
marriages. and thai said libelant End liht r l.e
eohItf uo9slN resided in said State as man su#
vile ever since tie aforesaid date OF then >ml
marriage. and have resided in said -aHcr,sr
19nAit Tor three and one half Years n5W at
past that said libelec At said S,oWhcgal lu the
hfsl day 81 January A. ID ls95 ana on other
days and times since their said marrIa-.. las
committed the crime of adulterN with arp H. r.
lfeadWaN and also WIKI divers other lev. men
whose names are IL your libciant unknown aai
mas treated Your l1hednt with extreme eUe;q
and has also inflicted cruel and abusive treat.
meut upon him. that al said Sl5owhegaH. uB The
nineteenth day of May last past, said lher. d..
seften \oRr hbelant without Just cause and Went
10 parts 10 your l1belant unknown, and l. slit
posed to have eioped, since which tim ,,ir
llhelant has heard nothing from her
\ our libelant further alleges that he dae- mt
know The place Of residence of the said lI.lee.
that he has u>ed reasonable diligence Ia I.,er.
tala the same. and that her place of rf-il.nde
cannot he ascertained by the Use of reason HE
diligence.
Wherefore he nays for a divorce fran 'fe
hoids of matrimony.
Dated at skowlegan, September Goth. b.
I'm.
NfLEI &. HAFGnNo.
STATE OF MAINE.
SOMERSET IS. September 26th 1898
ms day personally appeared the above nluel
Nlihur &. lapgood and made oath thar tIe l1fp-
going libel 10y him signed, is true
Before me,
GEORGE " GoNTE
Justice of the f'eltr.
SoMER,Erss Reed. and filed in clerk III
ice Sup. Jnd. Court Sept ~. A. d. lsaG
Attest \. ". BRAINERp, Clerk
The Somerset reporter., 1896-10-08
CORRESPONDENCE
Brighton.

Mr.. Warren j. Foss and F. d
Mathews, went to Boston, last Wednes-
day on business.
Mrs. Frank Farren has been quite
sick for the past week.
Daniel and Sanford Strickland of
Skowhegan, We're in town last Thursday,
called here 10 see their mother Mrs.
Mary Strickland. who has been very
sick but is better now.
Amy eros .man has gone back TO
SkoWhegan. TO work.
Mrs. Wilbur BigeloW and Mae Gibson
Of King was in town last Tuesday.
stopped at l.. d. LibbY's. Mrs. Libby
is Mr.. Wilbur Bigelow's mother.
There will be preaching at the meeting
house, Oct. IS, a. : r. N. by Rev.
Charles Cleveland of Athens.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-10-08

The following are the preferences
Cheese: Mrs L3ttie Caswell, l and :.
Rugs: Chenille rugs, Mrs. l.. H..
Abbott. /; Miss Mabel Parsons, :;
braided rugs, Mrs. Cyrus Luce, /.
Quilts Silk. Mrs. Chas. Clark, / E.;
worsted, Mrs. A. Hutchius, /; outline,
Mrs. Emma Hilton, |; print, Mrs. Orie
Luce, |.
Pictures; Clarence L. Jordan oil
printing: Mrs. l., b. Clark. oil printing.
Fancy Articles; Tray cloth, Forrest
Luce, doiles, Elsie Clark, |.
Cut Flowers: Mrs. Cyrus Luce. | ;
Mrs. W. *. Luce, :; Mrs. Win. Striek-
land, ;.
Pickles aud Preserves: Crab apples,
Mrs Cyrus Luce, | blackberry Jelly,
Mrs CYRUS Luce, l.; apple lilly, Mrs
Cyrus Luce, !; pears, Mrs IL \ Emery.
Fruit and Vegetables: squash, Mrs
+ + Caswell, l; Mrs VIM Lnce, ,; Mira
+ f Caswell, 3: pumpkins, George
Savage. /. measurement, ) fl, in. by 1
fl. iu., weight, 81 lbs, \ J Millay,
=; Mrs Hiram Emery. 3; piums, Mrs +
T Gaswell, ! apples, Eta Robbins, s;
Eugene Day, ,; Frank Austin, }; pota-
toes, Rose of Erin, j : Fish, potatoes,
'rennie Luce, |; A j Millay, ,; corn,
Martin Strickland, | ; onion, J. B. Bart
lett, | grapes. Horatio Clark, /.
MABEL Mills. Secretary
The Somerset reporter., 1896-10-08
4 Note Of W2rnirr
Whole spices, Patterns drug store.
PROBATE NOTICES
To all persons interested In either of the
Estates hereinafter named.

Estates hereinafter named.
A 7 A COURT OF PROBATE held at Skow.
N hogan, within and for the county of som.
erset, on the I'd, TUESDAY OF SEPT. in the veal
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
niuetysiX the following business having beer
presented for action thsreupon hereafter
notice thereof be given to ali persons interest
ed, that they may appear at Probate Court to
be holden at said Skowhegan, at the Probate
Office on the End TUESDAY of OcT. next
at nine of the clock in the forenoon, and be
heard thereon and object il they cause.
Mary a. Landers. ate of Salem. Mass.
deceased. Will and petition Tor probate
Thereof presented BY Leverett :. Tuckerman,
executor and trustee.
(lnrissa Rosa, late OF Skowhegan deceased.
VIII and petition for probate thereof present
I'd bN Frank T. Ross exc cutor named therein,
Lysander II. Corson, late of Canaan dece as
ed. VIII and petition tor probate thereof
presented by Henry L. orson executor nam
Cd herein
Hiram Burrill. late q Skowhegan deceased.
Petition for license to sell and convey real
estate presented by George Weymouth admr.
Thomas j. Blaisdell late of Mercer de-
ceased. Petition foe lcense to sell and con
vey real estate presented by Charles II. Grid
Ter admr.
Benjamin Carville late of Scion deceased.
Petition for license to sell and convey real
estate presented by Mary Carville admx.
Mary a. Briggs, late of Arson deceased.
Petition for license to sell aud convey real
OF Feueila Briggs minor heir
Daniel $ Foss, late OF Washington, d. C.
Fir al account of James Fellows trustee pre-
sented
William Barron late OF Embden deceased.
First account of Josiah {. Holway executor
pres1 nted.
Jennie +. Towne, of Concord of unsound
n ind. First ao count of Richard H. Towne
GUARDIAN presented
Lewis wyman, late OF Palmyra deceased.
First and final account of Russell Bennett exc
cutor presented.
John s. Pike, late of Canaan deceased
Final account of George Weymouth admr
presented.
Moses II. Furber, late of Canaan deceased
First and final account of Henry Johnson,
executor presented.
Leonard j. George, late of Athens deceas-
ed First account of John +. Holman guard
ian OF minor heirs presented.
John Burns, late of Moscow deceased
Final account OF Arthur Dinsmore executor
presented.
Albert S. Rix. late of Hartford. Conn. de-
ceased. Third account of Daniel S. Robinson,
guardian OF minor heirs presented.
Fred A. Hight, late of Athens deceased
Second acco unit OF Edward Ware, guardian
of minor heirs presented
Chalmers H. Jewett, late OF Scion deceas-
ed. Widows petition for allowance present.
ed.
Marquis l.. Balentine, late Of Fairfield de-
ceased. Widows petition for allowance pre-
scented.
Lena j. Davis. late of New Portland de-
ceased. Petition for the appointment OF
William R. Jordan admir-. presented.
TURNER BUSwELL, Judge.
Attest;-NArHAN FOWLER, Register.
Post Office address, Judge and Register.
Skowhegan, Me. SWISS
The Somerset reporter., 1896-10-08
East Madison.

Rev. T. B. Hat breaches in the Gaion
church every sunday ut 1870 4. m. His
congregation is large and much interest
is manifest. Mr.. HIATT also breaches AT
Twelve Corners, Madison, at 2.3O p. M,
each sunday afternoon and holds services
at the Union church Sunday evenings.
Christian Endeavor meetings ere held
Thursday evenings at 30.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-10-08

Apples. Strawberry Winter SAcet.
Alden Head, E; Alexander, Joel Pierce,
Sweet Bough. Porter, Duchess and
PearmaiNs, stephen Merrill, / King
and ParlinS Mark Pollard, ! Fail rippin,
st. Lawrence, X. l. Greetings aud Crab.
Fred Magoon, L; Pound Sweet, Mrs J
l. Pierce, ; best exhibit of fruit.
stephen Merrill, /, p varieties; Fred
Magoon, :, 10 varieties; Mark Pollard.
3, z varieties; a b Walker and II S
Grant each II nice exhibit of apples not
marked; David Rowell exhibited Il
distinct variety, II cross between the
Red AStrachan and the Crab produced
by himself. This apple is hard, bright
red, small core, is pleasant to the taste,
and has every indication of being valu-
able variety.
Plums: Mrs. J l. Pierce |.
Grapes: ID X Williams, l.
Corn: II rowed, Stephen Merrill, | ;
s rowed, Tenas Hathornc, /; s rowed,
II Grant, 2.
Potatoes: Best general exhibit, A b
Walker, | several fine varieties were ex-
hibted.
Beets Fred Magoon, l 4; A 3 Walker,
..
SunilOWcf' a Is walker.
Cauhnower; Fred Magoon.
Celery: j G Spaulding, /; David
Rowell. 2.
Carrots: a b Walker.
Pumpkins: Stephen Merrill, /; Joel
Pierce, =.
Best vegetable exhibit: a b Walker.
|; Fred Magoon, ,.
Large pumpkins 81 and - pounds,
G. Mcintre.
Cheese: Mrs d X Williams |.
Honey: II 5 Grant.
Canned fruit. Strawberry, Black
berry, Raspberry, Mrs f Magoon l E;
Purple Gage, Green Gage, Maple Syrup,
Mrs b Pierce, |,
Jelly; Currant, Mrs f Magoon, l E;
apple, Mrs 5 b Pierce, l.
Miscellaneous Woven quilts, Mrs
Geo Lake; embroidered quilts, Robert
McCollor; patch work, Mrs Geo Cross,
l, Angie Baker, 2, Mrs Geo Lake 3;
rugs, hooked, Mrs Mark Pollard, l,
Angie Baker, 2; rugs, braided, Mrs
Louisa Eaton, |, Mrs Fred Magoon, 2;
pastel, Mrs Chapman; oil paintings, Mrs
l. w Mclntire, /, Mrs F Magoon, 2, Mrs
Chapman, 3; kodak pictures, Geo Cross
sofa pillow, Mrs j IL Rowell, /, Mrs Will
Stuart, 2; picture throws, Mrs j Ii
Rowell; head rest and ribbon tidy, Mrs
w Stuart; embroidered tides, Mrs Fred
Murphy; crochet lace, Mrs Fred Ma
COON; rug, Canadian lynx, d Il Mills
domestic yarns, Mrs f Magoon; china
plates, l25 years old, Mrs Geo Lake;
china teapot, 100 years old, f F Bod
well; pewter teapot, IS years old, Mrs
| + Davis; booUack, natural growth,
Fred Magoon; linen so years old
Angie Baker, clayshells, Mrs l. M Davis.
Sumner Holway and David Rowell
each exhibited relics of the war, among
which was a rebel canteen captured at
Port Hudson. l. w McIntire exhibited
fine lire of dry goods; large deer, F M
Vittum.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-10-08
LUClEN BONAPARTE'S SONS.
They Wcr. an Encrgot tie Lot but HaH
Iew other Good Qualities.

They Were an Emerge tie Lot, but Ha"
Tew other Good Qualities.
Prince Lucicn Bouapartc waS the best
Of the four sous Of Luoien |. The other
made the states of the church too bet to
hold them. All had imretuous, master
full tempers and literary and arch9olog-
ical tastes. In different ways each con-
trived 10 bleed the late emperor of mon
~. They were brought up at Muignano
among the Etrurian remains Which
their father disenterred during more
than 20 years. to the enrichment of
most of the great museums of Europe.
Pierre and Antoine lived like ban
litti, carrying off yGmen and shooting
the mon Who went to stop or came to
arrest them. Pierre fired his final shot
at Victor Noir, at Auteuil, and killed
him. The eldest. whom | remember as
Prince of Musignano, was married to a
daughter of his uncle Joseph. He re-
volted against the pope, was president
of the Roman constituent, and such a
violent domestic tyrant that his wife
ran away to Paris to supplicate the en-
peror TO protect her and her son-the
future cardinal
The Prince Of Musignano met this by
threatening to publish certain papers of
the f1st Lucien proving over and over
again the dishonor of Josephine and
Hortense. Louis Napoleon bought these
sOcumeuts at his cousins price. The
Heath of the wife, Zenaide, put an end
to the feud. The late Prince Lucien,
The Somerset reporter., 1896-10-08
New Portland Cattle Show and
Fair.

The cattle show and fair of New
Portland. was held at the East village,
Saturday, Oct. 81. Although the roads
were bad from the heavy rain of the
three days previous and the early morn
ing hours looked dark aud threatening,
still the people with their stock came
out in good numbers and very credit
able show WAS given. New Portland IS
fine agricultural town aud its many
good farmers take pride in raising high
grade cattle, horses. sheep, swine and
poultry.
The following preferences were given
CATTLE SHOW.
Town team of oxen: New Portland,
Town team Of steers New Portland,
Herds +. +. Caswell, /.
Draft oxen came next with some good
pulling: John Parker, l. l.. f. Emery.
aud 3
Draft steers, years old Hoyey
kflkanny hitehed on pair of good
looking Durhams that did some fine
pulling which also took lst preference.
Working oxen: james Gould, ; John
Parker. !; Hoyey killkanny, 3.
Matched oxen: + l. Emery, / James
Gould : John Parker, 3.
Beef oxen: John Parker, James
Gould. :: f l. Emery, 3.
Matched steers, years old Mark
Walker. / , years, John williamson, / E;
Iiovey killkanny, , aud 3; year,
johnny killkannv. /.
Bulls G " Maxim. /.
Mich cows-grade Jerseys: + + Gas.
well, l. and 3.
Mich cows-other grades T F Cas-.
we'll, |.
Mich heifers: FF Caswell, l and 2
NJ j Niles, 3.
Heifers, years old and under: f f
Caswell |, and 3.
Family horses: j L Jordan, : IL a
Emery, ,; Fred Walton, ;,
Pairs-horses George l. Eames, ! ; q
Fl Lander, 2; A j Millay, 3.
Brood mares; + l. Gray. Percheron,
1st; w 5 Jacobs, light harness, |.
Stations: + l. Gray, Percheron, /.
Colts. 3 years old } I Jordan, l.,
Frank Green. :; years old, Harry Hill
ton, /; year old and under: l. Gray
had Il nice Percheron mouths old
which took lst preference, and W 5
Jacobs had fine one for light driving
purposes which is | months old that took
| st preference in this class.
Draft horses: II + Skidmore, /; Mark
Walker, 2; + Caswell, ;. The hauling
was very good for light horses.
Matched colts. ! years old o IL
Lander. /; \ } SIillay, :; George l.
Eames. 3.
EEEn WAIrnN. SeeretArY.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-10-08
Solon's Satisfactory Show.

The Scion cattle show and fair, held
at the Emporium for Somerset shows,
Scion, Me-, Sept. %, 1896, was the most
successful show since the days of boom
ing beef breeds. The day was perfect,
over l20 head of cattle present, besides
sheep, swine and colts. \ fair at the
hall IN charge of Scion Grange, was Il
great success. Though the first for
many years it shows when the people of
Scion start, they are second to none in
enterprise.
The following are the results of com-
mittee awards:
Fat cattle in pr: Oxen , years and
over, |. uunnewcl |, Mrs J l. Pierce ,.
Chas Lamb 3; / years, Mark Pollard |
aud ;, |. Hathorn ,; , years, Mark Pol
lard |. q Tuskin :; : years, Mark Pol
lard |, q w Smith =. II. Grant 3; | year,
Mark Pollard and :, a b Walkers.
Fat cattle in prs raised by exhibitors:
years, Ruel Rowell 3 years. Ruel
Rowell |. Cleveland Dean of Madison ,
years, \ Grant l.
Trained steers: Cleveland Dean ; yrs.
Best steers: 3 years. A. B. Walker |,
Ruel Rowell 2. Chas Irvine ,; years,
Geo w Smith |, Mark Pollard , year,
4 b Walker |, NJ w Hall :, Mark Pol
lard g.
Matched steers 3 years, A B Walker
|, Cleveland Dean =. Mark Pollard ;
years, II Grant |, Mark Pollard =;
year, II Grant |, A b Walker }. Mark
Pollard }.
Working oxen: Mrs J l. Pierce /, \
j Libby :. G Tuskin J.
Matched oxen: Mark Pollard l, Mrs
J l. Pierce :, Mark Pollard 3.
Best oxen ! years: Mark Pollard !
and ;, Chas Irvine 3.
Best oxen years and over; & 1uskin
|, Fred McGoon 2. Mrs j l. Pierce }.
Town team steers: Solon /, Bingham
,, Madison 3.
Town team oxen: Scion /, Embden
:.
Shorthorn cross grade: d X Williams
|, VIM MeQuilln , and ,.
Hereford cross grades: d X Williams
|, \ b Walker !.
Jerseys. full blood: Cows. Fred
Drurv |, j Lander 2; years. J \
Lander | aud , years, Fred Drury |.
Jersey grades: J \ Lander |, Carol
Caswell J, NJ W Hall }; , wears, VIM Me
c,it \ f 'nu ye"'' + II" D''iS
0'I p.1s ra .a,.. rNtonaon,
I or1, nd co,vs and h ,l fnil ,loods
ville Eatoo eYhitited civ from b 15 berd
a,a ~ ,.it',,nrs TX I,I,,n ic naa aad :,
ami h 90 ' nant,sod 9uf 40 Ie% a fr
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The Somerset reporter., 1896-10-08
East SkOWIiegan.

Thieves visited this vicinity again
most OF stafford Eaton hens and Eliza
Ddnforth's, and their team WAS tracked
into other door yards bat the} faiied 10
find any poultry. wentworth Goodrich
lost bag OF oats aad a good morse
blanket the same hlehe ne yard ga1e
was leiI open az tiie = b. l'ahiorll
t"', "i ,e as,o 49, io''," "a oe
m ~ tho~ fa 'iG - - n,5 thai, hons "a
,ha 60 r r., ~ ''I ,adl !, III
, ,''e no taol, os,,,,,tor1 .o,,ra tyn
Gno w. ao ,I''' ..,. fI"n' /
"a sp''''',7 ~ -. -
The Somerset reporter., 1896-10-08
STATE OF MAINE.

SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT, IN yAcATfoS.
Skowhegan, Septemb be q, l''0,
Upon the annexed Libel, it is Ordered by
me, the undersigned, Justice OF said ourt,
that notice be given to the Libelee by pub
llshlng an attesten copy OF the same TO.
gether with this order thereon, three weeks
successfully the Somerset Reporter. a
newspaper printed in Skowhegau ia the
county OF Somerset. the last publicatou 10
be thirty days at least before The next term
OF said Court, to be holden at SkowheVan,
within and for said County, on the third lue'-
day OF December next, that she may then
and there appear in said Court and answer
thereto, If she see fit.
WM p. WHITEHoUsr,
Justice Supreme judicial court
true copy Of libel and order of court
thereon.
ATTEST y. w. BRAINERD,
3wll. Ierk
The Somerset reporter., 1896-10-08

Mr.. Elkana Durrill.an aged gentleman,
died at the home of his grandson on The
Pshons Ferry side of the river, Oct. 3.
Allen Parmenter has gone to China,
for few days visit.
John Walker and Walter Hall have
been up-river cunning and returned
Monday morning, with a deer aud -ome
other game.