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The Worthington advance., 1900-01-05
A BIG BARGAIN!

Cut this out and !eturn with $1.OO (mon.
ey order or curency) and we will order the
following "Fa1nily combination" sent pre-
paid.
Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean l yr.
The Gentlewoman yr.
Nantional Illustrated Magazine yr.
American Poultry Advocate | yr.
Happy Hours Family Magazine l yr.
Vermont Farm Journal l yr.
OUR PRICE $1.00, REGULAR COST 81.
This combination fills family need. w
will substitne the Weekly Denver Times,
Kansas City Weekly Star, New York " eek.
~ Tribune, Montreal Weekly Gazerte, To-
ledo Weekly Blade, Twice -a-week Louisville
Courier Journal. or San Francisco Weekly
Post in place of Chicago Inter-Ocean if de-
sired, but no other .hanges are allowed,
Clubbing list for stamp.
0. H. JONES, Room 203.
Cir. Mgr. Vermont Farm Journal
Wilmington, Vermont.
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Diaries for 1900. Ray Humiston's

Diaries for 1900. Ray Humiston's
drug store. ~ e. .....
Arthur Mcintyre of Lake Park is
here this week.
E. c. Pannell is now in the midst
of his ice harvest.
Mrs. ]. K. Turner of Lakefield ar.
rived here Thursday.
Mrs. Kyle of Ashton sister of Mrs.
j. Leinen returned to her home Fri
day after a visit here.
Gunthers Bonbons at Ray Humis-
tons for the contest Friday evening.
F.C. Geiger left Saturday night
for Jordan and from there will 70 to
California.
A Mr.. Arp, of Spirit Lake, was in
town Thursday looking for a restaur-
ant to purchase.
Charley Tiness, of Adrian, spent a
few days in Worthington the fore
part of the week.
Remember the high school enter
tainment tonight at Masonic hall.
Reserved seats Is cents.
Ernest Hoskin, of the Bank of
Bigelow, transacted business at the
county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. A. N. Wetherell and daugh.
tor returned Saturday night from a
visit at Cedar Rapids.
For Sale-A second hand mando-
lin, at your own price; first class con.
dition. Enquire at this Office. If
We handle the best grades of coal
at low prices. Try it.
1OOtf JOHN w. TorH1L1.
Fred Wall closed up the Peavy 81.
evator at Woodstock, this week, fo,
winter and came here this week for 8
visit.
! Holders of course tickets can Sc
icure the reservation of their sea
Wednesday morning, January 10th
at s o'clock.
Matt Brayton and Fred Coyou
are putting up ice from Indian Lake
They have large number of ORDER
to fill in that vicinity.
g. g. Koenig, of LeMars, Ia, wa
in town Thursday and bought sever
al head of o. I. q. hogs of Wilson
Ager, proprietor of the Worthingto1
herd of Ohio Improved Chesters.
! Patrick Dolan, formerly of Worth
ington but now of Albert Lea, dr.
rived Thursday morning for visi
with bis friends and relatives here
Mr.. Dolan is doing thriving bust
ness in his special line so bis friends
are pleased that prosperity has hi
Pat.
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automatic Telescopes for Switzerland.
When the tourists begin to swarm
Into Switzerland next year they will
be confronted at every turn, on eve. y
hill and point of vantage, on every
hotel piazza boasting of view"
with automatic telescopes. Last sum-
mer there were many telescopes scat
tered throughout the country, some of
which were looked after by a boy or
woman, wha collected the fec, and some
OF which were automatic glasses, which
opened on depositing two cents. A
company Is being formed in Berne.
Which will place it's automatic tele.
scopes all over Switzerland next
spring.
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M. E. Church Service.

The special meetings postponed
from last week will be taken Sunday
Morning topic "The Waiting Church, :
evening topic. "Squaring Accounts" i"
Preaching avery night at 7,30 during
the the next week except Saturday
The pastor will be assisted by Rev,
Darrell recently of West Indies. He
comes much recommended and has
wide exerience in West Indies and
South America. Public are cordial
ly invited. Carl A. Anderson. .
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BRANIGAN'S.
Observation-Disclosures lllllIll!llI Illllllllllll|

| Mrs. R. A. Firth went to Sibley or
a short visit Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. w. E. Madison left Thursday
afternoon for short visit at Sibley
We are selling good Hooking coal
for $500 JAS. S. RAMAaE, 84t
The High School program tonight
will begin promptly at S:l5. Be
there and be on time.
Mrs. Elizabeth Evans, of Gowrie
Ia, is visiting her son, w. M. Evans,
during the holiday season.
Who will get the gold medals at
tonight's declamatory contest? The
speakers are all good: no one has a
"walk-away."
XIX Century Club will meet with
Mrs F. L. Humiston Monday next at
8 o'clock. Subject: "German Cities"
leader Mrs. Aull.
Wednesday while Geo. Messer was
working on the ice for E. c.. Pannell
he took the first Okabena lake bath
in 1900,:.by sliding into the water
where the ice had been taken out. j
The funeral of Miss Christine Mel
son took place at the Swedish Bap-
tist Church Thursday afternoon, Rev.
Nelson, Of San Francisco, preaching
the funeral sermon on account of the
the sickness of Rev. Supdberg.
Geo. johnson and wife, of Indian
Lake, visited the family of A: c.
Hedberg Wednesday leaving on the
night train for Pillager where they
will make their home the most of the
time. Mr.. Johuson owns a farm
there and lone in Indian Lake, the
latter being rented by Peter Ander-
son.
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Some young women, according to a
Philadelphia paper, noticed a foreign
looking man pushing a closed baby
carriage. Their curiosity was aroused
and one of them asked to see the baby
that was so completely covered. The
man hesitated but finally succumbed
to the girls glances, and, unbuttoning
the apron, he disclosed a small, rotund
gentleman, with mustache and Napo-
leon, quietly chewing an unlighted
cigar. The girls were speechless with
surprise and shame for having in
truded on the mans privacy, although
he was a tiny one, under three feet
In length. He graciously pardoned the
women as he stroked his mustache.
and invited them to see him at the
export exposition, where he has lust
arrived to be exhibited. Then, bidding
them good-by, he ordered his attend
ant to continue with the daily ride.
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piaDosi

Summons.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Nobles IS
District Court Thirteenth Judicial District.
Wilhelm Bohnke Plaintiff
Against
Eve Julianna Bohnke, Defendant.
The State of Minnesota to the above named
Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the Plaintiff in the
above entitled action, which is filed in the
Office OF the Clerk of the District Court OF
the 18th Judicial District in and for the
County OF Mobiles and State OF Minnesota,
and to serve copy of.your answer to the
said complaint on the subscriber at his
office in the village of Fulda, in Murray
vice Of this summons upon you, exclusive of
the day of such service; and if you fail to
time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action
will apply to the Court for the relief demand
ed in the complaint.
Dated January 3rd 1900,
e. S. RoDD1s,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Fulda, MINI.
Jan. s Feb 9.
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Congregational Church.

OOHSreSHCIOHtI . HuICH'
Sunday. Jan. 9TH, 10 As a. m. Sac
rament of the Lords Supper, and
sermon, 7.3O p. m. subject ITO what
God invites US in the year 1900."
The week of prayer, from Monday
Jan. 9Th to Jan. 18th, will be observ.
ed with services from 7;3O to 8;l5 |p.
m. The special object of prayer Twill
be for the blessing of the Spirit OF
God in advancing the Kingdom OF
righteousness in our towns and ma.
zion.
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Sheriff'S Sale of Real Estate I'm.
der Judgment Of Foreclosure
of Mechanics Lein.

sr4T5 No6les 9F coahtyt c%dHEhsorA|..
District Court Thirteenth Judicial District.
1ampert Lumber company,a Corporation, I
VS.,
John J. Nimerfroh and Charles 3, Fletcher.
Notice is hereby given that under and by
virtue OF judgment and decree entered in
the above entitled action on the tenth day
OF November A. D. 1899, a certified trans
cript of which has been delivered to me- I,
the undersigned, sheriff of said Mobiles coun-
ty, state of Minnesota, will sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash, on
Monday, the 10Th day of February, A. d,
1900, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of said
day, at the north easterly main entrance
door of the Mobiles county Court House, in
the village of Worthington, in said county,
IN one parcel, the premises and real estate
desc describe in said Judgment and decree, to-
wit: All OF the right, title and interest which
E. Fletcher had on the 26th day of August
A. D. 1898, or at any time since that date.
in and to Lot Eleven (11) in Block ID" of
the Village of Kinbrae in said county Of
Mobiles and state of Minnesota, according to
the recorded plat thereof on file and of record
IN the office Of the Register Of Deeds In and
tor said Mobiles county, together with the
frame barn building now thereon
Dated December 10th, A. D. 1899.
', GILBERT ANDERSON,
Sheriff of Mobiles County, MINI,
JEAN A. FL1TTIE AND G. M. CRANDALL,
d22-6w PLAINTIFF Attorneys.
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Best Hooking coal $3.50 at Turner
Mrs. E. F. Buchan is on tho sicl
list this week.
q. L. Peterson loft Tuesday for ,
trip to Pillager.
Leo. Wetherell returned Saturday
from a visit at Cedar Rapids.
When tired of coughing take
Humiston's Lung Balm, so cts.
r. L. Morland returned Tuesda,
from a trip in Illinois and Chicago.
George Miller and wife returned
Tuesday from a visit at Peoria, Ill.
l.. B. Benefits daughter left Tues
day night to join her parents at Pill
ger.
R. S. Hurd has nearly a car O
horses ready for shipment to easter
points.
Born:-To Nh. and Mrs. Alfrec
Atkinson, Tuesday, Jan. 2nd, I
daughter.
F. G. Tuner left Tuesday on ,
trip to look over tho country in and
around Pillager.
Mrs. S. j. Enright, of Dec Moines
Ia, arrived Tuesday for visit with
her sister, Mrs. H. V. Garrettson.
Life locked for in Florida, hun
dreds of years ago found in Vito Mul.
sion, Dollar pint. Hun1sroN,
1t is reported that W. P. Devereau1
desires to put up an elevator at VIII
mont, but the company will not give
them a site, but Devereaux has
bought land there and will COMPEL
them to give them track to tho ele-
vator. If this house is put in it will
make four.
A. P. Stewart left Tuesday night
on trip in the pineries here tho
company obtain tho most of their
lumber from.
Wheeze, Sneeze-Cold in the head
quickly cured, Humiston's Cold
Capsules go seconds). Costs quar-.
ter.
Miss Bulab Douglass, of Minnea-
polls, returned home Monday after
a short visit with her sister, Mrs. j.
P. Dickerman.
Miss Minnie Eklund left Tues.
day for Chicago, whore she
will make her future home, with her
sister, Mrs. Wasell.
Worthington Office of the Minneso-
ia Viavi Co., Room %, Hotel Worth.
ngton. Consultation free.
1mo'da Mas. SuTToN.
The railroad company have placed
small house at the 18th street cross
ing for the comfort of Flagman John: !
son during bad weather.
Sale of seats for the John P. d.
john entertainment Friday eve., Jan.
IL, will be on sale Thursday morn
ing, Jan. llth, at Morland's drug
store, #&
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Org.

G. E. Lore and wife spent the
holidays with friends and rela-
tives In Wisconsin.
j. H. Stout returned Tuesday
from two weeks visit with rela
tives in Iowa.
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That Throbbi ng Headache

Would quickly leave you, if you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thou
sands of sufferers have proved their
matchless merit for sick and nervous
headaches. They make pure blood
and strong nerves and build up your
health. Easv to take. Try them Only
bycents. Money back If not cured Sold
25 hay Humiston, Druggist. $. :.
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Presbyterian Church Services.

Presbyterian Church Services. B
There will be services at the Pres
byterian church on Sunday, Jan. I,
1900 at 10 As a. m. and at Z 80 p. m.
"Who is Responsible for the Death
Of Christi" will be the subject Of the
sermon in the evening. s.
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4 Immensely Popular Two-Steps
Belvidere, Bell of the Prairie, Wes'
tern Favo rite and The Band Master
Regular price 40 cents; our price l
cents each.
2t-2O HANsBrRaER's Music Store.
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Railway Time Table.
C. S. p. M. e. O R'Y,

GOING EAST.
| No. 2 Daily leaves Sioux City ....... 1905 p. m
Leave Worthingtc' 80. .......1 :O2 a. IN
Arriye St. Par ..............7:25 a.m
No. Daily except s. 'da leave Sioux City
Leave Worthington ton.........l:35 /: :35 D. m
" Arrive St. Paul. 7:45 p. m
No. Daily leave Sioux City. .7:l5 a. m.
" Leave WOrthington. ... 1O:15 a. m.
GOING WEST.
No. l Daily leave st. Paul.. ..... ..7:45p, IN
Leave WOrthngtOn. 2:Ol a. III.
" Arrive Sioux City...... .......... 500 a. m.
No Daily except Sunday lv St.Paul 1000 a. m.
" Leave WOrth:ngtOn. ...... .43O p. m.
Arrive Sioux City.. ...> $50 D. m
No. 5 and will not carry mail. Nos 1-2-4-3
do no stop at all stations.
Sibley.
Going East Going West
y Ill H. IN. ESQ d. m,
2:O1 p. m. 5:O4 p. m,
II ~ q. IN. 2:37 a. III.
BigelOW.
Going East Going West
9:oo a. nj. 2:35 p, IN
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Try q load Of our Hooking coal
John w. Tuthiil Lumber Co. 22tf

John w. Iuthll Lumber Co. 22tf
Osteopathy in Worthington. ..Da.
]. M. Church, Office over Bakers
Clothing store, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday eveningy. If. ,
The Swedish Lutheran church
held their annual business meeting
Tuesday, electing the following off,
GERS for the ensuing year. Secretary,
P. Thompson; trustee, E. L. John.
son, Oscar Sterling; deacons. John
Ledene; organist, Miss Alma Olson;
choirister, S. Kindlund; janitor, Swan
Nilsson.
Mr.. Hoffman,, of Brewster, who
was injured about year ago by be-
ing dragged on the ground by a COW,
was in the city the other day in con-
sultation with Attorney Borst in re-
gard to his pending suit against his
physician. Mr.. Hoffman is very
badly crippled and thinks the sur
geons who attended him did not dc
the right thing, and it looks like a
hard nut for jury in the district
court.-Windom Reporter.
Buy your coal of the John W.
Tuthill Lumber Co. 22tf
j. D. & w, l. Humiston nd Henry
Footh are putting in an agricultural
depot at Wilmont. The name of the
firm will be Humiston & Footh
They are now putting up the neces
sary building and Mr.. Footh will pu,
up a residence. move there and be the
manager of the business there. The
farmers of that vicinity are fortunate
in having this firm open a. business
there as they are old men in the
country and the farmers can rely upl
on them handling a reliable line o
machinery and implements such at
desired for service on the farm,
Baptist Church.
Morning service at 10:45 -short
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Mrs. John Solhbom returned Tues
day from st. Paul where she has
been for tho past three weeks with
their sick child which docs not i'm
prove very rapidly.
James Kahn returned Monday
morning from Granville, Ia, where
he attended the funeral of his broth.
er-in law Mike Kahn, who died Fri
day last. Funeral was held Sunday,
Deceased loft a wife and three child.
| ron.
Last Saneay the Presbyterian Sun
day school elected tho following off,
cers: Superintendent, q. M. Palm;
treasurer, W. W. Loveless; secretary,
Clara Pidsaux, librarian, Nancy
CLARK, ehoiristsr, j. 8. Ramage, or.
ganist, Addie Palm.
Word has been received here that
Dan Devaney, who formerly worked
in tho di6erent printing Offices in
this city is now oompositor on the
st. Paul Globe. It is said he has
taken unto himself a wife, and has
settled down.-St. James Gazette.
II 10 being talked that carly in the
spring tho Omaha will run their train
now running out from tho cities to
St. James, through to Sioux City,
passing through hore sometime dur
ing tho forenoon. This would be a
very convenient train for people to
get west on and would bs well patron
tied.
WoRrH1saroN, IL, 1900.
j. D. & W. I. Humiston,
Gentlemen:-I have tried the Grain
King Feed Mill, I bought of you in
grinding the corn with cob and find
il docs the work very satisfactory,
grinding fast with q moderate draft.
Yours truly,
L. NJ, BLISS.
Coed Indiana lump coal $3.50 at
Turnsr's.
John Glasgow returned Saturday
from . trip 10 Altoon, Wis.
Rev. Roi B. Tibbstts returned to
bis studies ct Minneapolis Weones-
day.
The erection Of tho telegraph line
on the Burlington road has been
commenced.
G. Flora, enginssr)on the Burling.
ton has returned to headquarters at
Cedar Rapids.
For Rent Seventeen acres, house
barn and orchard. Enquire of j. D.
Pratt. 223t
Some gooe young COWS also some
'tesrs and heiiers for sale.
Sec. s Eth. B. F. YOUNG,
ars. J. II. johnson has suffered a
relapse: and 10 reported to be in a !
preoarious condition.
Child. cough, Group, whoop-Hive
Syrup. 80 cents. Have it handy.
HuM1sroN.
Conductor Henry Franch, on the !
Sioux Falls passenger train has
'ented tho Mr.. King house vacated
~ Mr.. Reynolds.
Mn. G. A. Forbes was called to
New York Mill, Ainn., Tuesday,
light BY telegram announcing tho
llness of her brother.
DMrs. w. T. Posts father, who is
making his homo with his daughter
n this city this win,er,was taken
sick Wednesday night.
Rev. Darrell, Of Brandon, N. W. r.,
rrived hero Wednesday afternoon to
i'll the pulpits Of the M. E. churches
t Bigslow and Brewster. He ex-
'eots TO make his headquarters here.
Some farmers in this vicinity are
dopting good plan of grinding
ned for their stock. j. D. h. w. I.
Iumiston have sold a large number
I feed grinders already this season,
nd MANY more than previous ::years,
howing that tho practice is becom.
e more popular and profitable. ID
sEEg-E. :r..,.. .J-rg-ar-.. -S,s.1- .
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Feed Grinding.

OOU vi AH0t1HSs
Am now prepared to grind feed
and she'll corn at all times at the
same place and price as last winter.
21-3. OLE SWANSON.
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7c and &c prints iu remnants only
guaranteed fast colors, per yd. .4ac
70 and Sc ginghams, per yd.. ..4ac
l0c and lie canton flannel, per yd
only.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
3: Brani@an's = ~

OF all the IL months in the January considered dull
lest Business usually ehergc condition and peopeke
be resting We however, going give during
the month that will wake people that will that ed feel
ug and just for of what
quote few Prices
and continue as long the goods last.
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LOCAL NEWS
. ~NNNNNH~~
Market Report.
Daily..Weather Report.

CHICAGO, 4, 8 a. m.-
Partly cloudy tonie ht. Fri
day probably colder east
portion tonight.
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SIOUX FAllSllNE.
GOING WEST.
Leave Worthington except Sunday. g 80 q, n.
No. IL passenger. .4:40 D. m
GOING FAST.
Arrive WOrthingtOn except Sunday 100 a. N
Arrive Worthington Monday .l:O6 =. m
Adrian.
Going East Goino WAIT
1850 p. m.l2:lO a. m 5:26Dm. 1O.aSau
RuShmOre.
yong fasIC Going West
Iii p. NJ. 2:28 a. m. 5:lOD M 9.27a
Sioux Falls Jet.
Going East Coino we.t-
II AS p. IN. 80 a. m 4:50p m 9.n0 m
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Baptist Church.

Morning service at 10:45 short
sermon hand of fellowship to new
members and Lords Supper.
Evening subject "Kicker,'' the
fifth special series by Rev. Bronson.
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B. G. r. E. N. R'Y.
Going South, Leaves. 7:15 am. 10 D. m
'oing North. Arrives 1890 pm. 6:2O D. m
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10c outing flannel, per yd. &c
&c outing flannel, per yd. &c
&c and 7c outing flannel and suitings
per yd.. .4ac

Watch for next ad There will be prices that will surprise
The Republican journal., 1900-02-08
Cereal Breakfast Foods.

Bulletin 80 of the Maine Agricultural
Experiment Station, now being mailed,
treats of "Cereal Breakfast Foods. "
There has been a great increase in the
use of cereal foods for breakfast during
the past 20 years. This is largely due to
the fact that these food materials are now
offered in great variety and are so pre-
pared that they can be made ready for the
table in very few minutes. These are
healthful and nutritious foods and merit
an increasingly important place in the
American dietary. The bulletin contains
the analyses of al different kinds. While
these foods are carefully manufactured
and are free from adulteration, they differ
considerably in nutritive value, and in
economy. Some of these foods selling at
high price are no more nutritious than
others at much lower price. An i'm
ported oat meal costing II cents per
pound was nc better for nutriment than
domestic oat meal in bulk at cents a
pound. Prepared oat meals costing from
8 to cents pound, are not only alike
chemically, but may come from the same
oats from the same mill, one in bulk, the
other in package
The bulletin, No. So, will prove of in
terest to many housekeepers and students
of domestic economy, and will be sent
free to all who apply to the Agricultural
Station, Orono, Me. In writing please
mention this paper.
The Republican journal., 1900-02-08
STATE OF MAINE,

WALDO SS.-January, 1900.
Taken this 26th day of January, A. D. 1900, on
execution da,ed the 18Th day of January, A. ID.
1900. issued on a Judgment rendered by the SUI
preme Judicial Court for the County of Waldo at
term of said court begun and held on The third
Tuesday of April, A. ID. 1899 to wit, on the 26th
day of April A D. 1899, in favor of Samuel
Adams of Belfast, in said County, Alfred F.
Adams of Castine, in the County of Hancock.
and George Brooks of Orrington, in the County of
Penobscot, against Will Z. Cunningham, Frank
b. Cunningham, Edward Cunningham, Herbert
Cunningham Fred IL. Cunningham, Albert E.
Cunningham and Henry Cunningham, all of Swan
vile, in the sale County of Waldo, for six hun
bred and forty six dollars and sixteen cents, debt
damage, and twenty three dollars and ten cents,
costs of suit and will be sold at public auction
the premises in Swanville, aforesaid to the high
est bidder, the 22d day of March. A. D. 800,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon, the following de-
scribed real estate and all the right, title and
terest which the said Will P. Cunningham, Frank
b. Cunningham, Edward Cunningham, Fred H.
Cunningham, Herbert Cunning ham, Henry Cum
and to the same the 26th day of January, A.
d. 1900 at 8 o'clock in the forenoon the time
when the same seized on the execution afore-
said, to wit: certain lot of land situate in said
to wit: beginning at stake in the south line of
the road on the east bank of Goose River; thence
east 59o, south five rods to a stake; thence south
80, west eleven rods and five links to a stake on
the ank of the said river; thence north
l %, west twelve rods and seventeen links to
the bounds begun at containing thirty square
rods. Also certain other piece of land, situate
in Brooks, in said Waldo County and bounded and
described as follows to wit: Being the southerly
part of lot numbered Is, bounded nOrtherly by
land OF A. W. TwOn bly, eaSterly by land of Georp g
Rose and land of Alpheus Piper southerly by land
OF William n. Crosby, and westerly by land OF
half acres, more or less
3t6 SAMUEL G. NORTON, Sheriff.