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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-02-27
Notice of Foreclosure.

whereas Rufus II Longley OF Norri tgew ock
III the County OF Somerset, and state OF Maine,
Nv MS mortgage deed dated the twenty .secuI,,I
day OF may 1851, aud recorded in the repisirv
of deeds for sai'i County Volume 10 Page Sol
conveyed to the undersigned u certain parcel
OF lana situated In said ton II OF korridpewoch
aud bounded as tOlluws. to wit: BegInnjur vi
the South West corner OF lot Letter b on the
county road. thence running on saId N, d
aDont eighty rods to land OF silss T. LOugley
thence running North, $50 East, about tb,er
hundred rods to the east line II raid lot Letter
d, thence running said East line t. IN.
South East cOrne' OF said lot 10 iand formerly
owned By obedsh Wiibere,l DR.. about eighty
rOIls. thence iUnnllg Oh the dividing line he
tween lo' letter ID and SAID v ithprell, about
three bundled rods. To said county road, ID,
first mentioned bonnd, containing one hun.
dred acres more Or less. Also unoth4r OF OF
land situated Ia said NOrridgewock and being
the same conveyed by Benjamin Long ey tG
william y. LOngley by deed dated March a
1890. and recUssied III Somerset Regt stry OF
deeds. Vol. IL, Page A., which deed may be re
kred ;" for a description Of sid premises
and whereas the condition Of said mortgage
has been broken, now Therefore, by mraps OF
the breach OF the condition ther OF, claim =
foreclosure Of said mortgage.
Feb. 1859.
MARY. E. LONGLEY.
By Walton 4 Walton, her Attorneys. sw6
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WhIttllngs.

Give the sheep water In winter, for al.
though 1t may drink but little, it needs
that little.
Kentucky sells over 10000 sheep every
wear In the Boston market where they
bring better price than New England
sheep.
The canning Of poultry Is quite an In.
dustry In parts OF Delaware. One firm
has canned 900. 900 pounds Of poultry SC
far this season.
Michigan has shipped to Texas and the
southwest over 5000 blooded rams tn.
past year, one breeder having shipped
400 Merinos.
The market for good thirteen to six
teen hundred pound horses Is not over
supplied,
There is more health In fresh fruit anC
vegetables than In PHYSICIANS prescrip
TONS,
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Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OLE MAINE.

SoMERsKT SIS:
Taken tnis fourteenth day OF February A. d
1890 I'm execution dated he thirteenth day OF
February A. ID 1890. Issued on n judgment o
hr Supreme judicial Court. Tor the County 0l
omerset, ut tine term thereof begun and
holden al SkOwbegan III and for sad Comfy
ou the tbIrd Tuesday Of December A. d. 1888
to wit. on the seventeenth day Of January
1890, IN favor OF Darius n. Bartlett Of said
,kowh-gsn. and against Cyrus thadhOurne. OF
Harmony IN said County for Seventy six dol
lars and fifteen cents debt or damage, aud
eighteen dollars aud sixty five EMS costs OF
'ffice Of Merrill & coffin, IN said skOwhegaa In
SAID C0Muty, on the eighteenth day Of March
A d. 1890 ut Que O'Clock IN the afternoon 10
he highest bidder, the following described
eat estate and all the right TT Q and fnseres
which the said Cyrus Chadbourn has IN aud to
A. d. lsSS ut 3.l6 O'clock tufthe afternoon,
he time when the came Was ATTACHED ON
the writ 10 the same suit. to wit: A certain
OF or pareei u land situate In Harmony VII.
~ follows. tn Wit Beginning at the north
west corner ~ the eas' nbutment Uf the bridge
across the Higgins Stream at said Nar,uouy
village, and extending east twenty-five feet
'hence north thtlty feet; thence west twenty.
Two feet; thence south to the first mentioned
point. AIso all the rsht IN equity which the
said Cyrus ChsdbOuru has or had un the bird
~ Of December A. D 16hs at '.lb O'Clock In
ne Afternoon, the time when the same was a.
lacled ON the writ ~ the same suit 70 redeem
situate In Harmony sforesaid. and knewu ~
he Stafford lot OH Vain Stream; Rounded on
the north and west by land Of warren =. Chad.
bOnrn; on the east by land OF Robert Tripp; on
he SOUTH Ivy Msin Strssm; contal'ins sky
Dated this fourteenth day Of Yebrusry A. D..
$780,
FRANK p. PENNgLL, Deputy Sheriff.
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[ ntil last year, the Secretary Of the
Maine Board Of Agriculture was y
uhicto. member ofth Board of Trustees
If the Maine State College. under Section
6 OF Chapter IS of the Revised Statutes
but the legislature Of lss3 repealed thi.
section, thus legslatng the secretary ont
of the Office. We see by Augusta
dispatch that Gov Burl-igh has appointed
Hon. Rufus Prince OF Turner to the va.
cant place in the Board This appoint
ment will be very satisfactory 10 the
farmers Of Maine, as they know that Mr.
Prince Is in every way qualified for the
position. He Is practical, intelligent
level-headed and successful farmer, /.
Master Of the State Grange and President
of the State Fair A gentlemsn wh,
should better represent the agriculture
interests Of Maine in this important posi-
ton, Governor Burlelgh could not hav,
/ found. 1t is an excellent nomination IL
every respect.
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Messenger's Notice.

VI
SOMn RsET, -. Court of InsOlyencv
This is 10 give notice that the 18th day of Feb
A. ID. 1890, q Warrant III Inroivei cy WA IL.
sued out OF the Court Of Insolvency for said
County Of Somerset, against the estate Of Thoua .
8. nexter; Ora y. sampson and Ira n. libby,
indi, idually and as members Of The arm Oi
Dexter. Sampson 4 Libby. resident 10 the town
VI t!tsfeld IL said County Of B0mersef, and
adJudGed to be insOlvsnt debtors, re- jndIyid
nals aud - partners ~ Aforesaid, on petition
q said IboMa. 9. Ds.ter. which peiision wa
died on the s'xth day Of February A. d. lSo0.
70 which date interest on claims l. 10 BE- com.
puied. 1ha, the payment VI any debts TO OF
ny said debtOis, and the transfer and deliver
Of any pr"psrty BY them are forbidden "
inw: Tnee meeting Of the credlnFs Of aid
n" 20 ss:'gnsss Of ,hsir ssta.se, viIl b held q
court o. Insolvency TO 10 holden At ,hs
county; 90 Tuesday. the 18Th day q February,
a.: ~. lssV ~ Que o'clnek IN the afternoon.
ten. WIZ
8. II, MOsHER,
Deputy onsvin ~ msssenew Of said Court VI
'nsoNsncy' Tvs
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-02-27

A teacher In one of the public schools
in Yonkers, n. Y, was examining class
IN physiology. She asked, What are
the last teeth to Gomez!
False teeth" fairly shouted the small
boy to whom the question was adore sscd.
- Wide drake.
Give the stable animals some fresh
earth TO chew on occasionally.
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DANA'S SARSAPARILLA


Indeed home made to order In &C
cordance with any arbitrary rule Of fashi
on, generally turns out to be no home al
all the best sense of the term. 1t is pref.
~ sure to be like library which q newly
rich but ignorant man ordered-so many
yards OF history, no many Of science and
80 many feet of fiction, theology and gen.
eral literature-a mere accumulation
that Is to say, of building materials, fur.
niture and victuals, without any charac-
ter or individuality, An ideal home can
not be made by any fixed rule. To be
really attractive home mist possess a
distinct character of its own. must be a
spontaneous outgrowth, so to speak, of
the Individual peculiarities. tastes and
culture Of those who occupy 1t. In its
oner features each home should be unlike
any other, as each man or woman Is In
appearance and character unlike any
other.
Con. NEW ENGLAND FARMER.
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Cost Of School Books

Following j. the schedule of prices sent
out hy State Superintendent Of Schools
Luce 70 the supervisors and superintend-
ing school committees Of the stat, Al or
within which school text books can be
bought Of publishers by towns 10 Maine
on 30 days credit and is the result Of Mr..
Lnce's inquiries In anticipation Of the
fleet Of free text book law next August
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COUNTY 'F OXFORD S.
supreme judicial Court. In Vacation.
Bethel, teb. 0. A. d. 1870.
poh tht foregoing libel. or, cred, that til,
iineliant ave noilee 10 the said G,Oxgs 4
Ll-more W appear before the Justice 81 nul
supreme Jude n Court. 10 be holden mt shoW
hogan within md ion the County OF Somerset
on the third Tuesday OF March, 4. d. 1890. b,
puDiHhlil% IN attestsd copy of -aid libel, an,
l.'ls order thereon, three weeks success,velv y
INC somerset hspor'er. ne .spaper printed n
skowiie1An. in our County OF somerset the In
piDlicatlon r. bo fourteen days at least prlo,
may there and then la 0nr said Court appe.,
ana SHOW cane. II any he have, why The pray
er OF said libelant should MT hs GRANTED.
hAOCh FOSTER,
Justice Of the supreme JUDICIAL Court.
a True copy Oi libel and order thereon.
Affect: l.. IL. WEBR, CLERK,
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MISCELLANY.
Dur most exclusive cireles-dollars.

$1,000 Reward IN offered
ora better washing compound than sayena. Every
bodylis.- -'vsna that tines 1t. just try one pack
agef yourss useful present in every package.
Our most exclusive circes-dollars.
VIVA, is the difference between a duck with
one wing and duck with two 7 Only the differ
snee Of pinion. We want every one to pass an
opinion on DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t needs
but one trial.
Nowadays the humblest Russian peasant can
be as influential az the czar.
We often deceived in the age ofpeople hay-
ing beautiful and lururiant hair, not knowing
that they use Halls Hair Remover to keep gray
hairs away.
The King Of Siam has Just married twenty
two wives and yet they talk Of Siam ease
i Let quality, no, quantity, be the test Of med
cine. Ayers Sarssparilla is the concentrated
extract Of the best and purest ingredients
Medical men everywhere recommend it the
surest and most economical blood medicine in
the market.
Electric Il execution has been adjudQed eon.ti-
tu'ional, but it will take very strong coDstitu.
tion to stand it.
The great ma joity Of the so-called cough cures
do little more than impair the digestive
| functions and create bile Ayers Cherry Pee
| toral on the contrary, while il cures the cough
does not ntefcre with the functions of either
stomach or liver.
Briogs-"w Wonder what posse sssd him to JUMP
| into the riyerl" BrAggs-"There was a woman
at the bottom Of ii, | believe"
~ am sir Oracle and when open my lips lie,
no dog bark" | am benefactor to the hum
an greater than he VIII, has taken cities
| built railroads and made the lightning to speak
! have killed pain, and my name is Salvation
Oil.
See what got in my stocking" said chca-
go girl as she pulled out piano from her hung
up hose.
All MEDICAL authorities agree that catarrh is
no more nor less than inflammation OF the lining
membrane OF the nasal air passages. Nasal cat
arrh and all catarrhal affections of the head are not
diseases Of the blood and it is serious mistake
Ia treat IL as such No conscientious Physician ever
attempts to do so. 1t is held by eminent medical
men thst sooner or later specific will he found
every disease from which humanity suffers. The
facts justify in assuming that for catarrh at least
positive cure exists in Eiy's Cream Balm.
The price of Goldfish has become so hish that
restaurant cooks are thinking of making devill-
ed crabs hereafter out Of rabbit.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-02-27
For Sale
!. J. SMITH.
Libel For DiU01.ce.


To the Hon. Justice OF the Supreme Judicial
md Tor the County of Somerset, Oh the I'D
Tuesday OF March, A. d. 1890
Eta 4, Elsmore of said Skowhegan libels
and gives this Hon. Court to be informed tina
she was married TO George A. ElsIuOre, whose
icsltcncr II To her unknown, on the ath day OF
August, A. ID. 1887, iu said SkUwhegap by NJ,
Mr.. rosi, PEI son duly authorized by law to
sOlumuixc mar iages. That your libellant has
nved and cOiiHbited with the said George A.
Glsuiore III said Skowhegan eI er siuce her uar.
liage with him up to NOven Der 7th, 1889 and
has alwas behaved herself towards the SAID
Gcnrge ElsinOrc. AS IA faithful, chas e an
'ieellonate wife, but that the said George A
Elsmore wholly regardless OF his marriage coy.
rnant aud duty ou the 18th day OF August. a.
ID. lsSs, and on divers other days and tim
between that day and the 7tl day OF Nuyem
her A. ID. 1859, committed the crime OF adultry
with divers LEVIED women whose names wery.
u your lbtiiant unknown, thai lie has bppn
quit oil cruel ana abusive treatment towards
v ur libellaDt, aud Oh SAID It'll day OF Noyem.
Der 1889. lie wholly deserted and abandoned
your 1btllant, ana although she has made dil.
ligent search for his place of residence. shv
| cannot lind the s;ime, and that his place OF
residence by the use OF reasonable dill igeuce
canhot be aserrtiilcd by her
She therefore pihys right and Justice and
lhat tlle bonds vi iiatrimUny between her AID
the said George A. Elsmo'e he deoreel and as
| in duty bound vii every pray.
Skuw hogan, Feb 7th, 1890.
ETA +. ELsMORR.
SOMERSET. SIS: Feb. eth, lseO.-subsc rih.d
| and sworn to before Inc this TN day of Eeh
800. 81 WALTON W.
Justice of the Peace
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DIABETES.

al have been troubled over twelve years.
says v. Is CLARK. OF Newport. No. with q
weakness Of the Kidneys aud bladder. The
doctors pronounced 1t disbeii.. At times
] could not stand up. Suffered intense pains
In back and sides; there were brick dast de
posts ~ my water. ter using several bot
u sof HUNTS REMEDY those disag, eeahls
Textures were gone and my kids"va and Blsd
der were cured" Mr.. ba,k WAS INFUSED /,
try HUNTS REMEDY by his son. y druggis
in Lewiston Maine.
.. BLOWN n CO.. druggists. hinghamptnI
N. say: I'VE always keep HUNTS RrM
rEDf on hand and feel safe in Recommending II
to any one III need of medicine for Kid ey
DISEASES, Bladder and liver troubles. or pis
eases Of tie Urinary ORGANS" All reliabl,
druggists say the same tulDg OF
HUNT REMEDY,
q. N CRiIrESTos, Sole Agent, New York.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-02-27
DANA'S SARSAPARILLA.

An article Is going the rounds Of thu
papers assuming to quote statistics from
Commissioner Matthew's report relative
to the number Of horses In Maine. The
figures ~ given In the article referred to-
give the total ~ l0l ,29l Of which, It saws
1888 are3-year- olds, 9.l22 are 2-year-oids
and 1850 yearlings. BY referring to the
report 1t will be seen that the article IL
erroneous. The number Of full.grown
horses 10 the State is l01 ,l9l. and 10 add
tion. this number (uot "of which num-
ber') there are 1888 2-year -olds, 9,l22
2-year-old, $3.50 yearlings.
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She,W's Sale.
s1 aHE nE MAINE

SOMERSET IS
Taken on execution and will be sold at public
auction. on he seventeenth day Of March A
ID. 500 at ten of til" CLOCK In the forenoon, a.
the office OF Merrill Il 'ofiin, In skowhegau. H.
SAID somerset Ouuty, all the right ~ equity
VII CHI Joel S. Dexter, OF New Vineyatd, III III.
County Of Franklin. has to redeem the follow
ing described mortgaged real estat", situated
III Lexinrt n tlnutaiiOn. IN said Somerset
County, to wit: u being Lot No. in the STU
Range In said Lexington, and bounded gu III
North by land Of Eugene Durreli; Eat by land
occupied by Geo Re W. amt George Pease
BY the country road leading from the NortL
villng. In New Ortlaud to Dead River, ION tue
East side OF Sandy stream.
1890.
3w7 ZENAS VAUGHAN, Sheriff,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-02-27

To Nervous Men.
If you will send us your address, we will mai
you our illustrated pamphlet explaining al
about DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro oltaic Bell
and Appliances, and their charming effects upon
the nervous dcbilitated system, and how they
will quickly restore you to yigor, manhood and
health. Ifyou are thus afflicted, we will send
you Belt and A pliances on trial.
VoLTAic BELT Co., Marshall, Mico.
Some one says that "many swallows make a
lark ,''and he might have added that zone lark II
frequently makes a jailbird.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-02-27

Look for vermin ON the tho animals.
Thsy breed very fast after the days get
longer and the stock IL exposed n the
sun more. For cattle wet . good stiff
brush with kerosene and give them {
thorough scfubbing. The frequent uss
Ct - brush y good thing anyway. For
tschs % sheep. tobacco so0ks thorough
HeoNqn into the wool With 3 fumigator
2 aooet = good - anythiag. On ~ %.
- - Of ~ asek I'D - ~ thighs an
- epoA wAeev ~ elEp ~ de0ugitod
- taeekaGe ~ 49, vety placee -
lege ~ = - negiseSsd.
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And all Disorders u the Di'
ge=tivs organs Its likev isi
a Corruiarstiye or Strength.
ening Medicine. and may h
taken with beneht in all c.sei
Of Debility. For Sale by al
DrnAsi- Price, 81 o1per bot
tie br. schenek New Boob
on Lung-, Liver AMI Stomach
mailed free. Adir.ss,
Or in. Sehenek 4 Son. Phila
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-28
LEMON HOT DROPS,

For coughs and colds, take Lemon
Hot Drops.
For sore throat and Bronchitis
take Lemon Hot Drops.
For pneumonia and Laryngitis tax,
Lemon Hot Drops.
For Hemorrhage and all throat ant
lung diseases, take Lemon Hot Drops
25 cents, at druggist. Prepared
only by DR.. II. Motley, Atlanta, GA.
President National Bank.
Meanwhile, Tenn. writes: From
experience in my family, DIR. H. MOI.
ley's Lemon Elixir has few, il any
equals, and no superiors in medicines
for the regulation of the liver, stomach
and bowels. DR.. H. Mozley's Lemon
Hot Drops are superior to any remed.
les we have ever been able to get fol
throat and lung diseases. w. II
MAGNEss, Pres. Natl Bank.
NOTICE-There is a fraudulent
Lemon Elixir ON the Market
whisky substitute, Blind Tiger drink
See that you get DR.. H. Mozley's
Lemon Elixir, an honest, reliable
medicine.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-28
Mr.. Wat,crson's Lecture,

The Hon. Henry Watterson, the
noted editor OF the Louisville Courier
journal, and one of the most famous
and aggressive political leaders of the
South during tho period since the
war, will lecture at the Opera House
on Thursday esening, April 10, His
subject is "Money and Morals" a
lecture that has been delivered in the
large cities of the country to very
large audiences, and with the result
of attracting great attention. Mr..
Watterson's career as an aggressive
and brilliant journalist, his knowledge
Of politics and the moral tendency Of
current movements, his universally
recognized eloquence and force as an
orator, all unite to premise that his
lecture is masterpiece. Mr.. Waiter
sons Southern tour has been under
taken in response to many urgent re-
quests from Southern people who
have never heard him speak. He is
recognized as Kentucky's ablest ora
tor; and that is a very high position
to hold. There is no doubt that he
ought to have large audience.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-28
Electric Prophylaciic.

The above medicine was discovered
by DIR. E. @. Anderson, some five
years ago, and has since been used
by many of the best people in the
county and has given universal salts
faction. The demand has become SO
large that DR.. Anderson concluded to
manufacture same for those wishing
to test its merits, Of which there can
BIO no doubt, since it is sold under a
guarantee that il it does not do what
it is claimed for it, money will BIO re-
funded. In the manufacture and
sale of this medicine DR.. Anderson
has associated with him Mr.. Thos. L,
Metcalfe, who will assist in its manu-
facture and push II for oil II Is worth,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-28
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Col r. A. Burnett, Of Cadiz, was IL
town Wednesday.
DR.. W, T. Smoot, of Greenville
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. j. s. Order, Of Bowling Green
is visiting Mrs. DIR. Blakey.
Mrs. NJ. L. Rodgers has gone to
Cincinnati to replenish her spring
stock of millinery.
Mr.. r. b. McReynolds and family
have removed to Elkton, Ky, to
make their future home.
Col. John d. Shaw, Trigg county's
candidate for clerk OF the court Of APP
peals, was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. O'Neill, of Lou
isville, arrived in the city this week
on visit to DR.. Hopson's family.
Mrs L. b. Bassett, who was called
to Louisville by the sickness Of a rela-
tive, returned Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Ira L. Smith, of the Planters
Bank, has returned with his wife and
sister from an extended visit to
Florida.
Johnny Pickford, who has been
employed in the w. U. Telegraph
Office for some time, has gone TO st.
Louis and will bc given place as
operator on the Iron Mountain Rail
road.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-28
CITY COURT NEWS.

Loss Shelton, drunk, S. and costs
'Chas. Green, col, breach of peace, S.
Joe. Buckner col, drunk, S. and
costs.
Mason Washington, disorderly con-
duct, 81.
VIM. Coburn, drunk, SIS and costs.
Two other cases, drunk, IS and
costs each.
Henry Turner, col, arrested as a
suspected escaped convict, was held
until Saturday for investigation
:, Ellie Foster, breach of the peace,
IS and costs.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-28

An important alteration is being
made in the Hopkins stable propert,
on Main and Tenth street. TIL,
stable extends through the Who'll,
square, fronting also on yirgini,
street. The stable is being cut il
two by fire wall about 100 feet from
Main and the Main street front vii
be sold to remove membranes on
the property. Mr.. Hopkins will still
have the largest stable in the city,
with entrances from Virginia and
Tenth streets.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-28
The o. VS. intentions.

wednesday, Courier Journal
The Paducah, Nashville and
Charleston railroad has been incor-
porated under the laws OF Kentucky
The incorporators are Hon. Benton
Mcmillan, member Of Congress from
Tennessee, Hon. John E. Washington
member Of Congress from Tennessee
w, j. Stone, j. X. Hendricks, j. j
Nall, H. B. Lyon, Charles Reed, Thos
II. Puryear, W. W. Powell, e. p,
Noble, George C. Wallace, Warren
w. Martin, j. l.. James, Jr, j. F.
Foard, T.. t. Hillman and Myer We'll,
Of Paducah.
This road is intended TO be an ex-
tension OF the Ohio Valley road to
Nashville and Tennessee, is incorpor-
ated under the name Of the Nashville
Northern. About 100000 has been
raised in Nashville towards building
tho road. The Ohio Valley is com
pleted to Princeton, and is projected
to Nashville, via GAINESVILLE and Ash
land, Tenn. There is some talk of
extending the road toward the South
after Nashville is reached. DR.. Vim.
Morrow, Nashville capitalist, is
taking much interest in the proposed
road, which if built will enter Nash
vile over his belt line, which is com
posed Of the West Nashville and
Overland Dummy lines. President
Kelsey. of the Ohio Valley, was in
Nashville some weeks ago and held
a conference with DR.. Morrow. The
proposed line runs through magnifi-
cent coal fields and iron beds, owned
by Capt. S. S. Brown and others.
There is every probability that the
work will DO well under way by fall.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-28
Dissolution Notice.

The firm of Randle & Ely has been
dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. j
B. Galbreath will succeed Mr.. Ely in
the business, which will be continued
under the firm name of Randle d Co
Mr.. w. f. Randle will collect all
debts due the firm of Randle a. Ely
and pay all claims against said firm.
Messrs. Randle and Galbreath are too
well known in this community to re-
Guire anything more than to say to
the good people that they are now
ready to serve them at the same old
stand, and will in a few days offer
some very cheap goods.
RANDLE & ELY.