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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
WILMINGTON.

WnmSGTos, November Is.--Spirits
turpentine nominal. Rosin firm;
strained, sll0; good strained. Sl.l5.
Tar firm at Sll5. Crude tu-pentine
firm hard, sl.20 yellow dip and viz
gin, Sl.90.
NEW YORK C1TON fUTUREa
Ngw YORK. November Is. Cotton
Net receipts 1872 bales gross, i5,lsl
bales. Futures closed steady. Sales,
Ia. 200 bales; November, 50. llas9.l2;
December, g. 2CaS9. II January, s9.a3A
1914; February, 81 l5as9.4i March,
80. 50as9.5l; April, s9.59a$9.6O; May,
81. 67as9.6S; June. sJ.76as9.77; July,
% .S3sS9. IS; August, 81. SSas9.S9.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NovEasRR ls.--Msrket quiet. Prices
have dropped &c. Sales Of a small lot
Sac. Primo. 3to. extra prime, BIC
fancy, sc. factory hsnd-picksd. 4Aco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19

on private terms; $40 bushels GOOD new
at Sec. GUo bushels very good OLD On
private terms. Total sales Of cora i,oVo
bushels.
CoRS. Winter, 81 bushels primo o.
Soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
SILL AGAINST A RAILROAD.
Concert by "a Richmond ouartette-Per-
sonaI and Genera

Concert by Richmond ouartette-Per-
sonal and Genera
tCorrespondeneo Of tho Richmond Dispstch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, November Is, 1890.
Your correspondent is informed that q
suit for $4,000 damages viii be insti-
tnted and tried at the next May term
of our Circuit Court against the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Company by the family
OF c. II. Hefner, the brakeman recently
killed by the railroad bridge near here.
TIE case will be managed for the plain
tiT by Mr. Edmund Waddill, Of your
cjty. who was in town yesterday looking
~ 'sr; "LT connected with the case.
A ouartette from the Richmond Glee
Club under the direction OF MI; James
\. Vanlentine, its president VAL give q
concert at the Theatre here Saturday
night for the benefit OF the Colonial
powder-magazine.
PERSONALS.
Rev Charles p. Williamson, OF Licking
ton. Ky was here yesterday en- route
home from Norfolk, where he has for
the past ten DAYS been conducting re-
viyai in the tabernacle OF that city,
Mrs. DIR. Leonard Henley is still quite
| i'll.
Miss Marian Jones has returned home
after a most delightful stay OF seysrai
weeks in Baltimore with her aunt' MIS-
4. 5. Lacy. -,
The City Council will hold an adj
iourned ro0.;,,r. to-nieht, when ex-
Mayor John A. Henley VIII po ''o'''u =
member OF the School Board.
| +. Montague Thompson, ESQ., ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
THE VIRGINIA PRESS.
CONTINUED FROM FOURTH PAoEl
WELCOMED sY The MAYOR
He Speaks of the Work of the Press
Judge Brand Responds.

He Speaks of the Work of the Press
Judge Brand Responds.
The association was called 70 order
by President Pugh at $40 o'clock. lie
Immediately introduced Hon. j. Taylor
Ellyson to deliver en- address OF welcome
on behalf of the local press. Mr., Ely
Son said il was not necessary for him 10
enter into any formal welcome, Tor every
editor in Virginia should feel at home In
the capital of the Old Dominion.
Continuing, he spoke of the power OF
the press and quoted the words OF Henry
Ward Beecher when he said the press Is
the schoolmaster for the common peo-
pie.
The speaker praised the press for what
it did after the war in helping to build
up our southern country. CESS
He was glad to sec the newspnper,men
organize themselves into an association,
and he hoped such On organization
would be as profitable to them as are the
press associations of the northern States
to those who are engaged in the protes'
sion IN those States.
III Ills CDut4uclOh nO nAlNHSN - 'NNJ
complimentary terms to the ladies pres
ent and said he hoped the Virginia
Press Association would meet often in
Richmond.
THE RESPONSE.
Judge Brand, OF Surry, wasintroduced
to respond to Mayor Ellyson. This gen
tleman stated that he was suffering from
q severe sore throat and would not at
tempt to make O speech. On behalf Of
the members OF the association he would
say they were glad to be in Richmond and
proud ofthe welcome they had received.
He asked to be excused from any fur
thor remarks.
President Pugh said he was sorry
Judge Brand was TOO unwell to respond
in fitting terms TO the eloquent and warm
welcome of the Mayor. lie added that
it afforded the association much pleasure
to meet IN Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
A MISTAKEN POLICY.

These enthusiastic members held that
the tariff hjll should be beaten at oil
hazards, even if the election bill should
become a law. Senator German, Nc
Pherson, and others, however, did not
take this view. They kept up the fight
Just long enough to make the deal
whereby the force bill was shelyed, and
then they had the talk cut short Oh the
tariff bill. and the latter measure be-
came law In short order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
FAVORABLE SEASON.

Last winter was particularly favorable,
no deep SHOWS or sleets, and the weeds
remained long time on the fields as a
protection from the hawks, and the
matching season was unusually good. As
an evidence OF the abundance, a gentle
man at Amelia Courthouse told me he
had kilIen $50 birds (; another 15G. My
son went oat to-day and started thirteen
covevs. This does not look like scarcity.
The birds are splendid, fat, and large.
/ will guarantee that Polk Miller on foot
with two dogs can kill forty birds on any
good daV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
VANCE'S ELECTION.
IT WAS THE TARIFF LAW THAT
WHIPPED THE REPUBLICANS.
Indebtedness Of virginia and North Caro-
lima Municipaiities--The Bonded
and Floating Debts.
IRON Our Reaular corre.ponden,.l

WASHINGTON, November Isl is 0
source Of general satisfaction among
Democrats who have been here since the
election 10 know that Senator Vance ls
certain OF reelection. He is regarded
as one Of the ablest men in public life,
and certainly be is one of the most
genial. Few Of the public men are as
popular as be among both Democrats
and Republicans.
Senator Eustis, Of Louisiana, makes q
comment that is well worth rejecting
over. lie says that during the two last
months Of the past session OF Congress
many Of the leading Democratic mem
bors OF the House kept running over TO
the Senate chamber urging the Demo-
cratic senators to do everything IN their
power 10 prevent the passage Of the tariff
hill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
TT WAS THE TARIFF.

Mr.. German had the sagacity to see in
advance that such a tariff law would
whip the Republicans, and he knew that
the killing Of the force bill for the ses-
sion would prevent the Republicans from
stenling by its operations great many
seats in the lower branch of Con
qress. The force bill would have
been an awful thing to contend with IN
the South, and Mr.. German, who - the
caucus chairman Of the Democrats in the
Senate since the death of Mr.. Beck,
knew what he was about Senator Eustis
is loud in his praise Of the remarkable
ability of Senator German. He regards
him as n safe and careful manager, and
certainly the shrewd Marylander has
come TO the front within year.
THE DEBT OF VIRGINIA CITIES.
According to a census bulletin issued
from the bureau over which Mr. Porter
presides, the municipalities in Virginia
have total indebtednesses as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-19
IN O0T0GEsARIAN.

Mr. John Wingo, one of our oldest
and most honored citizens, celebrated
the anniversary OF bis cightieth birth
day on Saturday last. Yonr correspond
emit regrets that he could not be present.
/ give him congratulations His life has
been useful. honorable, and true. May
he have many happy returns OF his
natal day. SESEx.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-27

Sic
WDdentlide Greie Yreiie flir Seras
eri6eint
ieoeu DomnerlEag
unb toitet
$3.50 fiir SaS Sabr DOer $1.25 ttis
6 Monate tn WpramsbesabImna.
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Na0 benz Uriibfid trat Sberele an


Na9 benz Griibitid trat Sbereie an
mid bsrau. sic fab fait traurig aus.
SD babe Sbrem etrdfins iein Grtbithd
binuuf gei6idt, iagte iie. SOIL CT benn
wittli6 ben 9anaen Sag einseiperrt
bleibea2 Sd eraQblte ibr BON n1einem
miBluusenen 0erIu6, auf ibn einsus
pirtta uno Bat lie. fi6 niGt tpeiter ftir
i'm 81 bsrpenben. Sic mo9te aber
mod nibt ablaRen. gs 1T mod sar
ni6t ertDiefen, iasie fie nit einem ge.
mif1en gifer, bob er ben Strei9 boGs
fiibrt batl Srob ieines sigenen @eitdabs
nifes fam er f6ulblos fein!
Aber pas in aller Welt, fragte id)
f6ante ibn bewegen, Ii6 fiir ben S9ul.
bigen aus3ugeben2
Sd tpeiB nidt, meinte iie = i'd fann
ben 8er6adt aud, auf feinen Anbsrn
binlenfen, unb bod, ein @eftibl fa9t
mir, benz fon6erbarea senaben gei6iebt
llnre6t!
Sd sins mod einmal ali Samian bin
auf UNI mein eigenes 8emihen 5u bes
rubi9en. glllsin ia fanb ibu uur nod
bsriiodter. Sd bab es getban. ia, i9
bab es geibanl rief ct mt f@arf betons
ten 3robesmorten. SD min al6 nibts
bon bsln sansen Gelfe febeul Sd mill
aussef6lohen bleibenl = Nun 10 babe
beinen Willenl iaste i'd, unb ginJ, um
3bereien bon meinem neuen Mblingen
5u beridten.
Wenn i'd aber auf oieier &eiie.ie.
mails gei6mantt babe suii9en ernifen
0ermeilen unb innerer Beluitigung, 10
gei6ab es an bieiem 9td6miiias iiber
bic iugenblide gitelteit meiner @roBen.
Deun es seists iid, babDie aOltamfrase
bod nibt gap5 erlebigt gelpeIen, unb
iene 2olung urleres Gutsberrn einigen
eigenmd6tigen Grmeiterungen unters
tDDrfen iporben mar. Genn als i'd bas
Dreiblatt Der @roBen bel bet 5Oilette
ertappie. ergab fd, baB he i'm 5tdbts
den gintdufe genlaft batten, bur1 tpels
DE fie ibre grfdeinung In Drilli9 gu Ell.
ner ebleren Spbdre enppr 3u beben ges
ba6ten. sic trugen tleine ieibene
0alstiiber nit flatternben 3ipfeln, Bens
no ein rotbes, 6rib Elm grim unb tpeiB
gemiirfeltes, @anpmeo natiirlid elm
bimmel6lauss. Nud famen ipeiBe 8laees
banbidubs fiir bas Sanaen gum 9ors
f6ein. Die lei6tfibigeren Sritte fieIen
mir aud auf. unb getpiB fonnte es riids
iidtsboa gegen bic Dielen Der GrauO Ober.
amtmann genannt merben, baB Die iiars
fen rinoslebernen 5tefeln, oeren Sob.
len fosar eineu geidIas nit Ndgeln
trugen, beut bur9 Ieidtere San3idu1e
erfebt morben tpareH. Gelir batte Das
menf6ube uebmen niiiiien, bic ibm, tpie
CT iaste, tpie ange9OReu faBen; 8enno
geifanb, baB bic feinen elm ipenig briids
ten, wOsesen GriB 6alano, bem Die glas
tur elm tiidtiges GuBgefea segeben,
bon Der gr6Beit porbanoenen 5orte aes
nommen bate. Sd i9alt spar iiber
bic sren3enloie gitelfeit, rief iebo9 beut
nur geringe @irfung berbOr.
| (GortIsbung foIgt.)
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u@altem sm 8nanem!"

Bel Der eroBen Nusiteaungsfeier in
gremen belt Der betannte 6err b. Bens
nigien Die Je1trebe, bic natiirIib nit
benz itbliden 9o6 auf ben Gailer id)IoB.
Sbne bieies lit ia oriben cine Nebe
iiberbanpt faum gu oenfen. Serr b.
Bennigien aber. leitete bieIes 6o9 fols
gsnbermaBen elm /:
uNa9bem mir aber Dor tpenigen Wos
den ben hoben 0errn bier iaben, unb,
Denn es mir &c hattet 1T, bie=
len Nusorud su gebrau1en, feine per=
f6nlide Befanntidaft MAIDEN burften,
10 leaen mir in unier Gailerbod binein
ben Dauf fiir feinen 8siud unb bic
gan5e 2ebe uno Nnbdngli6feit fiir@bie
perIon bes Wonar6en."
DieIes = otDenn es mir geIfattet 1T,
bieleu Musbrud 81 gebrau1en" - 1T
tuieber einer BON bieiea 2ataien Musz
eriiden, ilber bic man ber3baft laden
fDnnte, tuenn es ai6t 10 febr traurig
mdre. baB osii6en Der MdnnsriioI3 bor
R6nigstbronen gar Elm 10 fldaIides
Ding 1T. Dieter Nusbrud benefit
tbattddlid, baB es in Wirflidfeit ni6t
geita!tet lit, refp. mot alsftattbaft gilt,
bon elmer perf6nli9en 8sfannti1aft
nit bem 2aiier 3u fpre9en. IS finbet
olio nidt etma cine segenieitise 8or-
ifellung iiatt, fonbern benz aaiier uirb
einfa6 cine &e;be BON Naman senannt,
beren Stdger fid i'm NugenbIid ber
Worifelung als SaGen. aiebt aIs pers
fonen gu betra6ten babes. Ser Gaiier
madt ibre 8efanufftbaft, iie MAIDEN
aber nift beg Raiiers 0efanntidaft -
rtpenn Der Iusbrud erlanbt.iit".
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tbn aud, unb f6enften ibm MoccaIins
uHe 9egginss unb Sabat unb beralei.
ben id)6ne 9inge.
so llngefdbr lauteten bic 8erbeiBunz
gen oes aroBen @eiftes, Die posfupine
ieinen StammesgenoHen beri9teie.
uno geborlam bem erbaltenen Befebl
ttibrte ct bieielben auf einen groBen
treIen plaB, um bic borgei9riebenen
Auabrillen einauiiben, an beneu fid1
aud Weiber uno 2inber betbsiligen
foaen.
sporfnpine 1T elm idlau6Iidenoer
atbletiider iunger Snbianer. Ct 1T
mil oem 9duptlin9 bieies 5tammes
nabe perpanbt unb ideint ieIbf aud
rad Der 9duptlinsswarbe su ltrebea.
ST mirbe iid tuie teiu stpeiter 6a3u Ell.
genen, feline RacesenoKsn gum Sample
gegen bic barbaBten BiaBgef9ter gu
ftibren, benn er 1T thug uno energii1
uno geniebt trOB feiner eugenb groBes
Nnieben. Vile Snoianer bonn 5tamme
Der gbeDenuen batten ibre Wobnfibe ber>
lafen uab tparen gu Yoreupiues Wigs
nam getDalfabrtet, I'm aus ieinem
Usunoe bas &eiultat feiner Miifon gu
beraebmen.
nnb bag muB man benz rotben Bur
i6en laiien, bab ct es gan3 meilterbaft
beritane, ieinen Brii5ern etIpas borau
gautelu, ibnen gu ilnponiren unb fie
tlir ieiHe 2ffeHbarungen au getpinnen.
um bic SADIE reft feierli1 3u maiden,
ttlllterte er feiren 8sricbt nit Ieiler
Sttmme benz 9dupsling, ieinem Better,
ing Obr, unb bieier petfiinbete es laut
ber atbemlOs lauidenban Menge. Inter
groBen Weld)msrben lei bic Geile porcus
pines gum groBen @eilte Dor fitb gegan:
gen. Bon Mbgeianbten Der gannods
unb Npa9en geleitet, babe er einen ges
maltigen Berg ertlettern miilIen, Der 70
bod geweien iei, baB ibnen bic Sonne
Ban5 nabe eriGienen Ddre, 10 baB lie
iDre Gugen nit ben 0dn6eu f1iiben
muBten. Raub unb beiB lpdre Der SO.
ben getpeien unb aus gemaIti9en Sei1en
itieg, wie aus 9ieienteHeIn. llilter bons
nernbem @et6ie bidter 9ampf auf.
unb bic @rOe, 70 iiberIebte ber 6dupis
ling ben pbantaiiiiben Bsridt ieines
Wsttets meiter, babe unter BIiben unb
or6bnenben OonnerI1ldgen gebebt, uno
Die 2uft fei nit leudtenben, sudenben
Jlammen angefuat getpeien. 9llle Nas
turftdfte bdtten fi6 an bieiem Orte bers
einigt gebabt. um ibm bic Wa1t beg
groBen Settles 3u seisen.
llnb pl6bli1 bdtte elm 5turmtpin6
bic Dampfmolten 5erifreut, unb, ibm
aaein iithtbar, lei ber sroBe Self erfdie,
men. Gin meiBer Wann III inbianiIder
8rad)t, nit pallenbem ssla6sbaar unb
erniiem @eiidie. llno ber babe i'm BEL
Der 0anb gefaBt uno ibm er3dbIt, baB
er bOr 3eiten aud auf Der grbe genan,
belt bdite unb bob er oiele Munoer 9es
tbaa unb bic Weuf6beit bonn Sobe err
loft batte.
Sn Der Wsiitt bsIss YIabes 1T elm
bur9 sbeilige Jeier" abgefedter ,beiz
Tiger &reis", um pelden bic ganae
8eiellfdaft III tansiamem Shritie be.
rumgebt. Webcinmdnner fiibren bas
BEL bic auflid)t uub mtHen auFpalIen,
DOB teiner Der Singer ben ybeiligen
Greis" beiritt. ipyil bieies Yergeben nit
4usi6IitBen aus Den Sagbsrinben ses
abnbet lplrfe.
Sb bic Snbiauer iid boafdnbig auf
ibren oMeflias" berlaIIen werben, ober
Ob fie pielei6t berfu6en perben, bieiem
ettDas bor3uarbeiten, 1T nod gu ermar=
ten. Das erfere biirfte fiir ie wobl
bas Bette iein.
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Die &eaierunn nnn Sen Gii

Die Eegierung bon Neu Sub,
Wales, Muitralien, bat betanntli9
fdbon Dor ldngerer 3eit einen preis bon
$125,000 fit bas bette Wiittel gegen
bic &anin9enplage ausgeidrieben. un=
ter ben 8emerbern um Diefen preis be-,
finbet fi6 aud Der Garmer 5. %. Stunt
aus 6epnortb, Sas., lpel1er cine Sale
eingei6idt bot, mittels beren er ieIber
eiamal In elmer ein5igen Naht IS Ga.
nin6en gefangen bat. sic 1T 10 elm.
geri6tet. baB bic 5ur6 einen Gooer an.
gelOdten Sbier9en get6btet uno bur1
cine ielbittbdtige 8orridtung in cine
@rube geworfen iperben, porauf bann
bic Galle i9on tpieber aur Nufuabme
zines neuen 6afen fertis 1T. 3iir3li9
bat nun 6err Gunt aus Muitralien bic
gfa6ridt erbalten, baB bas Goniite,
tuelbes iiber ben Wettbetperb 3u ent.
ibeiben bat, eroBen @efallen oil itiner
Sale finbe, unb ber grfinber bat Ii1
barauf bin entf6Ioiien, ieIbit mad Neua
SiiosWales gu reiien, um bott bic 0or.
3tge feines DRanin6ent6bters@ ins redte
2l6t gu Isben.
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Gtn gtiidMen Gintpifel. Hapier rettete
ihr xebeu.

Gs mar nur elm seirbbnliGes Sild Gnpidel= gapier,
aber eS reete ibr aebep. Gle mar I'M lesien Siabtum
her S9minbiuGt nne mad eem Guslpru9 ber aer3te
ais 20 gfunp. Muf einem Gtaf Gnipidel gapier las
fe ben Or. Rings Reip Discovery; ie belte iid cine
grebs sGlaiae nnS ss baf, earau tauie e cine srobe
Gebraah pur6e fie piehsy tart, seinue, refs nnh
ptes nun pieher 140 9fuub SIR peitere Ginbelbeten
ieneet cine Sriefmarte an gB. $. Cole, Gpptbeter,
Gort Smith.
Probe BIaiden gratis gu baben in alien Npptbeten
Yreis her srpBen Blai4en 81. @brleiale bei TreiB,
Ibpmpipu Il Co., Gan Antonto.
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Su einem unterbaItungss
blatte f6liebt cine &omanforiiebung
nit folgeubem tiibrenben paiius: @raf
Salien lag beinabe fahunsslos einen
ber Briefe mad benz anberen bur6. gr
tpar feif tiber3eugt, baB iie in eirem ge.
tpiHen 3ufammenbang iidnoen, uno er
sermo6ie bod ben bertniipfenben 6aben
nidt beraus3uiiuben. ylur Gins war
ibm tlar, er ntuBie Goia inden, mie
ie5r tie fiG aud uerborseu, lie feii an
iein 9er3 uebmen uno ibr iagen: (Gorts
iebung foIgt.).
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Gurdltbnre 6trafe

sic: Wlit unierem 3immerna6bar
lit es ni1t mebr aus3ubalteu; CT bat
iid beute ipieber febr unb0fi6 segen
mid benommen.
@r: gla, mart, benz @robian !perb'
id i6on fommen! Seuie nod friesi
unIere @pa 6labier: llnterrid5t, unb
follte er ii6 peoet eiumal 70 cine 6rei.
belt erlauben, 70 erbdlt Iie iofort aud
nod Sing sllnterri6t!
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SaGlen3 Mrmtca=gaIbe.

Die bette Salbe Der Helt fir Sdnitte,
Auetfdansen, @efdpiire, fJisber. unb Saut.
Musfdlas, Gle9te, seiprnnsene Sdnbe, 1rrF-
beulsn unb ale Sauttranfbeiteu furirt Sd.
morrboioen ooer feline SeSabIung. 8Slfise
Satisfaction garantirt ODER bas Gelb birb
auriiderfattet. 2b Gents bie Sda9teI. Bum
8ertauf in allen apotbelen. Sreib, 9bomp.
fon 6; Co., 8bolelaIe.
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sD- Jarmgerdibi6afien aller 9lrt
fortudbrenb al 9ano BEL R. s.
9Ofbeina. 5auidt alte Garmtpas
gen gegen neue UNI.
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0ie benen Mike,

Witarbeiier: 28elde 9lrt bon Wiben
sieben sic Dor
&ebatteur: Sie G6aliiabr. .@ibe.
Mitarbeiter: Warum ?
Neoafteur Weil bic bod tpenig1tens
MIR ale bier Sabre einmal bic &unoe
MAIDEN f6uneu.
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Gin Mann Der 8eppbnbei

8uten Sag. Serr Better, no tommen
benn sic Der 2
s NOR brauBen in Der ftdbtiidem
YaoeanitaIt. ..Wihen 9, / geb'
ale Sabr einmal gum 8abeu obs
notbmenoig is Dber netl
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-13
Onechee.

Sec. Porter has been at the homestead
the past week.
Prof Davidson and sisters have return
ed to their home in Lunenburg to spend
the school vacation.
The school exhibition was success and
S43 were the proceeds.
Joseph Shattuck killed hog last week
that dressed $50 pounds net.
March 18th was the coolest day OF the
year from 10 to is degrees below zero in
this vicinity.
A. p. Rogers and family spent the Sab
bath in Hartland.
T. II. Dutton was in town last week and
rented his place to Mr.. Rushleau.
Albert Cutting and Mrs. Lucy Boutwell,
were the guests OF Mrs. Larrabee last wk.
Miss Page is in Kee ne, n. II.
Mrs. c. o. Blessing spent last week in
So. Royalton.
Reports says that Chas. Strong has bar
gained for the Yattin place and will move
to the village while Mike Chadwick will
live on his farm.
L.W .Shattuck cutoff two of the fingers OF
his left hand with band saw in Dew
ey's mills last week.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Probate of Will.

STATE OF VERMONT. At Probate Court
HARTFORD DISTRICT S held 81 Noos .,sn,
,sfhln and Tor said District the 9Th day Of Mhfch
A. ID. 1850. . s r,,a
An Instrument purporting to be the last Wiz anu
Testament OF j lisabeth c. Mccoy late OF Belhel
insaid district deceased. being presented 70 ble
ra,rt hero nv las j. Wilson the Custodian Thereon
~ prob,te. IL is ordered by said Court thai
ali nersous concerned therein be nouned !"
uDnear before said Court az ". iIVn@ls
S,a,ce in woodstock aforesaid on the 2sth day o.
Wsrcb 4 D. $3.50 and contest the Probate OF sala
will il they see cause: ~ III, I'm. ~
nr Of mis- order be published three weeks succeShlss
IL nrevious 10 the time appointed for proving sAu
viii, in the Herald and Courier newspaper pun
lisbed at Bethel. In this state ,.,, ,,,.
true record attest, y. j. SEA Et' i'es4s'ei.
A rs rue COPY u ie'''' T. o. sEAvER. Judge.
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License te Sell.

STATE or VERMONT, ! IN Probate Conrt. ho,s
2sth day Of Fen. A. D.. 1850. Gavin Goodwin "a
ministrator Of the estate Of Aesha W.lIemenway h.,
Of Chelsea
IN said district, deceased, makes application 70 ,la
Court for license to sell 81 Of the real estate ~ ~
deceased representing that said sale is neges.ar ~
the payment Of the debt Of the deceased
Where.
come under consideration aud De heard 90 IN
25tl day OF March 4. ID. 1850,
AZ the Probate Office Ia HandOph: and Il s furtb,
ordered. that an persons IN crested be notified b+
BY publication Of notice Of this application ana ost
thereon, three weeks successfully IN the HFRtTb
AND NEWS. printed AZ Wet Randolph. before M
timc Of hearing, that they may appear az said ~
ana place. and, II they see cause, object thereto
BY the Court-Atttst
~ WILLIAM II NTTTtDT : la
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Gaysvilie.

Miss Nora Adams is visiting in West
Hartford.
John Laura has moved to Mr.. Austin
Thomas farm.
Miss Isabelle Fish is visiting in Pittsfield.
Lorenzo Bird was in town Sunday.
Ed McIntire fell into the pond while
cutting ice Monday.
Frank Davis is moving to the village.
While unloading logs Saturday George
Adams was hit by skid. No bones were
broken but he is now on crutches.
Ice is being cut OH the pond and is prov
ing better than expected.
Miss Stella Davis was at home Saturday.
Daniel Gay and wife visited in West
Randolph last Friday.
Carl Chamberlain was in town Sunday.
Miss Mary Martin is spending the week
in town.
Dick Gay has finished his term at God
dard and is at home.
Vernon Cutler has bought the house in
which Arthur Ballard is living.
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G.. Hutchins lost good horse last week.
Helen Carroll is again giving music les
sons to some of her old pupils.
Frank Davis has finished his school in
Sherburne.
Mrs. Mason Estabrooks is spending a
few weeks with her mother, Mrs. George
Hutchins.
The Cong'l society gave an oyster sup
per at the town hall last week from which
S40.11 were realized. The company was
entertained with speaking, singing, etc.,
and good time was enjoyed by all.
An Epworth League was organized last
Friday evening with the following Off
Gers: Pres, Rev. F. ID. Goodrich; Vice
Pres, Rev. c. Dingman; Sec, Mrs. Fred
Brigham; Treas, Mrs. Wallace Ellis.
Fremont Axtel and wife OF Newton,
Mass. and Harley Ranney of Adrian, Mich.
were called home last week by the sudden
and serious illness of their mother, Mrs.
Jonathan Ranney-
The following officers were elected at
the town meeting: Moderator, Rufus
Holt: town clerk and treasurer, Ira Holt;
Constable, Frank Durkee; selectmen, ID.
W. Ranney, E. ID. Barr and G. H. Mills;
listers, w. P. Rounds, ]. H. Pinney, ]. II.
Ranney: member of Co. Board Al Smith;
pound keeper, A. ]. Ellis; fence viewers,
L. W. Hunt, Henry Adams; inspector OF
leather, Henry Anthony; town agent, Jo-
siah BabcOck.