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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
e.~MOORE.MEMORnLCHURCH

Qaurel street opposite Monroe Parkl.-sUNDAY
services at ll:l5 A. NJ. and p. NJ. Pews az
the afternoon service are all free. by order Of
the vos,ry and all will DO gladly welcome. The
Sunday school opens at $3.50 A A., under the su-
perintendency OF Mr.. ROSWELL PAGE Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
nas- WEST.MAIN STREET BAP.

rIsT CHURCH corner Main and Beech
notwithstanding SUNDAY by the pastor. Rev.
+ A. GOODWIN, d. d., at II o'clock A. NJ. and 100
o'clock p. NJ. Sunday school at O'Clock A. NJ.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday night. Young mems
prayer-meeting Friday night All are welcome.
IA
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rsy-pINE-STREET BAPTIST

CHURCH corner Pine and Albomarle stroetsl-
Rev. j. Is. HUTsos. Pastor.--Proaching at II A.
NJ. and 7:30 Z. NJ. A cordial welcome to al Seas
FREQ. Is
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N-STATION METHO-

DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner Twenty
fourth and " streetsA--Rev. JAMES &. MARriS'
Pastor.-sUNDAY- MoRXIYG class at o'clock.
Preaching at II A. ~ and 7:30 p N. "Wednesday
night services at 7:3J o'clock. Young Mems
prayer-mooting Thursday Eight at7:3O o'clock.
f'~' IA
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4 TTENTION, CITIZENS !

q
NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT. 18Th instant, will Do
given q BKSEFIT FOR RICHMOND LODGE, No.
I, |. o. o. T., al the MOZART ACADEMY OF
MUSIC, by
MISS MATTE YlCKERS,
the great American Soubrette, and hor TN
equaled support and scenic effects inJOAQUIN.
TIE PASTE DIAMOND.
BY being present on this occasion you will not
only SEQ ono Of tho finest attractions ever pre-
sonted 20 the public, but you vii also hear a
pretty and pointed ADDRESS FROM A PROMI-
NENr CANDIDATE before tho curtain rises.
The hGndsomest SOUVENIRS ever seon in this
city. gotten Up at great cost by c. p DEAN FOR
this occasion, will be presented 10 the audience.
Don't fail 10 attend, as your presence will be
appreciated by RICHMOND LODGE and the Or
der ot Oid-FeilOH5 generally.
Tickets for sale by the committee and AZ tho
hO1-oGico al usual prices, and seats reserved
without extra charge.
L. ENENsEH, Chairman:
ARTHUR 4. SPllZkh, Secretary,
NH lf-2t Tor the Committee.
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my LAUREL-STREET METHO-

DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner Laurel and
Albemar lesireets)--Rev. c. c. WEHTENBAXER'
Pastor.-Preaching at Il A. N. and Ei5 T. NJ by
the Pastor. Sunday school at 9 O'Clock. Preaching
Wednesday night at 7:45 O'Clock. Prayer ana
class-meeting Friday night at 7:45 o'clock. All
welcome
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15
NY CHRIST EPISCOPAL

CHURCH Corner Yenable and Twenty-second
streotsl-Kev. JAMES Il. FUNsrES, Rector
Morning service II O'Clock. Evening service at S
O'Clock.
Lenten Services MONDAY at 9 2. ~. 4; WEDNEs-
DAY at sP. NJ; FRIDAY alta 4. NJ.
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tsB- GRACE.STREET BAPTIST.

Pastor-Rev. DR.. WILLIAM Il. HATCHER
Sunday school at pa. NJ.
Sunday preaching at II A. NJ. and p. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, service at 8 r. NJ.
FRIDAY service young men's) at Pm.
Free seats and a welcome 10 all Is
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,sx. sEyENTH.sTREET CHRIS.

TIAN CUURcH.-services at IL A. N. ana II
M. conducted by the pastor, Rsv. JADEz HALL
sunday school at $40 A. NJ.
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No. GRACE STREET PRESBYTF.

RIAN CBURCH-Rev JAMES Y. FAIR, D. d..
Pastor.-Servicos at II o'clock A. NJ. and :
o'clock p VI. Preaching by the Pastor. Sunday
school services 81 o'clock A. ". Wednesday,
night services at 9 o'clock. Prsyer-meeting Fri
day afternoon at 40 o'clock. 10
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FIN AACIAf-

DY DIRECTION OF THE CORPO-
I'D RAToRs. BOOKS or SUBSCRIPTION To
CATION COMPANY will DO opened on tho ira
DAY or MARCH, $780, at si5 Fifteenth street,
Washington, ID. Z. For forms and directions
apply at said address 10 I. II. ELLIS
NH 5-l0l T. II. ELLIS, Secretary.
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ssrTHE MONTHLY MEETING

Boz THE MONTHLY MEETING
of tho EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE Will meet
TUESDAY NIGHT, March 18th, at o'clock, at
Leigh-street Baptist church. Subject: "The
Foreign Missionary Spirit Essential 10 tho VI
tally Of the Church, Public invited.
w. i. HATcHKR PresldenL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15

BIS" THIRD PRESB YTERIAN
CHURCH-Rev. J. p CANNON, Pastor.-Preach-
ing at II A. ". and 8 p. NJ. Sunday school at
$40 A. n. WEDNESDAY MIGHT prayer-meetine
at O'Clock. Is
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CAnKIAGEs WAGONS. go.

w G. SMITH, 3l4 NORTHc&EA
w Fifth, NiCT0RiAs, sUkkIEs, Nh
PHAETONs, BUGGiEs. FINE WORK. LATEST
STYLES, al lowest prices All cohtem plating
purchasing should call and sec my stock. Also
on hand few good SECONDHAND PHAE-
TONS aud BuGGikS, NH l4-lm
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nRan.. ~HnIrINas. ~.

WIN MARIANI TOKAitE WIZ
Augus.ura b.Jers. Drrra A.
Headache cure. Ueerblm- it,. ..s
nyroyaI ll.l' ArS lortcrs cong. ts
AMI Rye tXlecfOraut. BARS u.t.
uoIis's specific, Nuuaiu uN, t'.
phit... Pius-NccGio ON. tgelass l.-.a
genuine ami fresB goods.
L. WAGNER NrIs-''.
mhft8t' SIKH all uf..i -t
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rsy- FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN

curRcU ssvepth street near 0raceh-proaeh.
,na Iii A. NJ. and 7:SO p. NJ by the pastor
D. =. Mosxa. sunday school at $40 A. NJ.
ho'' W - - In
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nn7- STREET BAPTIST

CHURCH corner Of Clay and Graham Streets
Rev. s. G. CL0Pfos. Pastor.-sundsy school at
0 A. NJ. Worship at II A. n. and 7:45 p. NJ.
Prayer-moeting Wednesday at 7:45 p. 81 Young
mems meeting Saturday at 7:i5 z. 81. 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15

ge- SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
DR.. HoGB will preach at II A. NJ. and the Rev.
JAMES +. DICKINSON at , =. u.
Dr. HoGE will preach at the Old-Market Hall at
D D
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n9yp MONUMENTAL CHURCH

protestant Epscopal-Rey. JOHN Il. NEWTON
Rector Divine service at II A. NJ. and +. NJ
Sunday school $50 4. NJ. A cordial welcome L
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rs,g- FOuRTH PRESBYTERIAN

II FUUNIU 7 NEoI1 T LItIHN
CHURCH (on west Grace strcet-Rev d. CAL
WIN STEWART. Notwithstanding at II o'clock
A. NJ and O'Clock 7. VI. by the Pastor. We'd
ncsday- night lecture at g O'Clock. seats free
Sabbath school at $50 a. NJ. Is
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nv FIRST PREsBYTERIAN

CHURCH corner OF Grace and Madison
streets'.-Rev X. =. kerr, D. D.. pastor. will
preach ~ II A. NJ. and p. NJ. Also at WEST
MINISTER CHURCH. at 4P. NJ. Sunday school ana
Bible classes al $3.50 A. N. Awarm welcome 70
ALI %
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ney- yENABLE-STREET CHURCH

corner Of Twenty-nrst and yenable). -sunday
school at $50 A. N. Preaching by Rev. X II
PITT, AZ II A. M. and 1s30. r. NJ. Il
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ssy- ALL-sAINTS CHURCH CNIadi

son street near Grace)-Rey. J. Y. DowSNANN,
Recior.-Norning service at Il o'clock. Evening
service at o'clock. Sunday school al $50 a. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15

Salvation Oil, the great paiu-extinguish-
or, should DO kept handy by all who handle
tools.
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,s,y- rRIENDs-MEETING FOR

a,,,ns worship EVERY SABBATH MORNING at II
O'Clock. Seats ars free, and all are welcome.
wos,,ns.bouse Clay street above First Services
.i.o q, II o'clock ON WEDNESDAY, MORNING.. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15

soy- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
| corner Main and Sixth siroet,).-Rev W. W.
| LANDEUN. D. d., Will preach at IL 4 NJ. aud 3
| 7. ii. IS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-15

JTAYLOR EiLY~ON. Say
N.gRANuDf pH, nrl!r .|I.i
Box Company au1 pr.sitU.' .. t.'
STATE lusIrau 'o Company.
cGmmer-e OF Kicnmol-. o. l.A %
Ladi a. GO.
JOINS. ELLETT. president 40 $500
virginia ant Of nIm of NNg.. ...'..
r. Z. SUTTON. oi sutton ) 60, '-'
Agents ...
mo OLD DONlNiOS 0"rr o. 90
opportunity Tor saving 1.l iIf iuf'-
bfning oil tls atfHui fst oi
teusiFs business. WIN I..r r.h-rft -..'-
erors ar- well known flr. .E.Nl. ..'
ilolt.fed Win no c-mm".-A. i-.
people.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-23
The Forks

Last week as party were on their way
homo from dance at Carratunk the
horse SHE'D, and the driver alighted and
found large rock that had been evident
ly rolled in the road to upset the carriage.
John Williams Of Carrying Place, and
Mrs. Cinda Adams Of this place were unit
ed in marriage the 11th inst. Mrs. Adams
has been in the grocery business for a
number Of years aud also has engaged in
the dressmakers trade. She will be miss
ed In business circles and as neighbor.
We all wish to extend our congratulations
for her future happiness.
Oliver Adams the famous hunter receiv-
ed from Lynn, Mass, a very nice Rem
mington rife, encased In q brown walnut
box deeply engraved. His initials were
on the gun inlaid In silver, the workman
ship of Frank Drury. The box is not only
a rare treasure but q curiosity. We ex.
pect now that Oliver will make the game
fall.
All our boys are practicing for the shoot
ing match to come of the 20th. A lot from
out of town are expected. Particulars next
week.
Henry Kennedy arrived home from
Augusta last week where he has been TAX
ing charge for Hamilton.
Ed Mcconnell had seven attack of the
bilious collie last week.
Geo. McClintock is very sick at the
Murphy House with typhoid fever attend
ed by DR.. Piper.
Daid Rogers of Madison, is visi ting
his daughter, Mrs I. s. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy have taken a
boarder, little boy.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-23
AT ARNOLD'S
Foreclosure Of MOrtOa0e.

Whereas, Turner H. Lord Of Ripley, Conn
W. ty Of Somerset, State OF Maine, by his
mortgage deed. dated Jan. II. 1857, and record.
ca In Somerret kegistry Of Deeds book i90. page
4i0, conveyed 70 Francis W. Hill, then Of Ex-
eter. county Of Penobscot, state Of Maine, since
ate In said town Of Ripley, County Of Somer-
set and State Of Maine, and at the head Of the
Rodgers Mil Pond, 20 called, In Ripley and be-
ing part Of lot numbered eighty 1--we, and
bounded as follows West by said pond above
named North By The town road running
through said lot; East BY land formerly Rich.
% arc Nutter's; South BY lot numbered forty Ave
and being the same premises decided by Joseph
Dewitt TO the said Lord by bis deed Of date of
May O.. 1858, and fe recorded In Somerset Reg
istry Of Deeds, Vol. ia, page "a, to which deed
reference 10 had for moro perfeet description
Of the promises. Also three acres north and
pied By the said Lord.
Also one other piece Of land sitnate eouth
ofithe above described pieces, containing eley
on aoros, more or less, bounded North BY e. 9.
stones Land formerly, East BY the GeYrish
farm South BY land Of =. Q. Yratt; West by
land formerly Of John A. ohoroy. and being
one fourth Of lot 70 tAl.sy.ssya and contain; in;
tho ,ame land and premises oscapisd by tho
said Turner q. Lord, the Aftesn ycAfs Or more
prior 10 the date OF aid mertgA6e.
Nov. thers1ore. thereby give notice that the
condition OF said mortgage, has besn brskcn,
and RENAME br0ken.by reason whereof claim
foreclosure OF the said mortgage. and Rive
this notice o. foreciosure according 70 NV.
A. D. 1890. awls
FRANCIS W. HILL,
Adninistfator Of the soods and estate OF
Francis ". Hill.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-23
GENERAL.

The United States Express Company
has issued peremtory orders to all agents
not to receive money, tickets, lists OF
drawings from the Louisiana lottery com
pany, or in any way assist In the trans
action Of lottery business.
The organization of the 1lth Army
Corps WAS completed at Governors Is
land, New York, Saturday. General
Howard was elected president, and 1t was
voted that General Siegel be placed upon
the pension list.
Ex-Congressman ]. H. Gallingel of
Concord, N. H., has issued and sent to
active Republicans throughout the state a
letter announcing his candidacy for u. s.
Senator to succeed Hon, Henry W.
Blair.
The suit brought by Lillian Norton
Cover, (Mme. Nordlos) for 5000, 900
against George Lewis Cover, a lawyer,
has been dismissed by the Supreme court
of the State Of Washington. Cover pays
$40, 900 to Nine. Nordica.
Frederick Long, hoy aged IA years,
died Saturday, in Lockport, N. Y, from
cigarette smoking. The boy had become
victim to the habit, which had affected
his heart to such an extent that he was
taken with chills and vomiting, and died
In short time.
Sir Thomas Elder, the wealthy South
Australian squatter, offers to pay the en-
tire cost Of fitting out large expedition
to explore the unknown regions Of Aus
tralia.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-23
The Road Assured

Skowhegau and the thriving town.
above her are to be congratulated tha
the five, mile break in the iron rail which
has SO long interfered with business ant
travel, to the detriment of Skowhegar
and northern and western Somerset, Is sc
soon to become a thing of the past.
The liberal proposition made by tn,
Name Central Il. Il. officials shows thai
they appreciate tho situation and art
ready to help along a project that hsi
genuine merit.
Tie broad views, liberal policy, ant
business capacity of Maine Central offic
ials is we'll kno Wn and the offer submitted
to the corporaters of the Skowhegan and
Norridgewock R. R. company Is in the
direct line of wise and equitable busi
ness arrangement. They might have Of
fered smaller rental and to guarantee
smaller out put.of bonds, and thus OBJ
lige the 8. & N. company to put in much
larger amount of ready money to com
plete the road than 1t will now have to-
but they evinced no disposition to dc
otherwise than to act fairly and even gen.
erously, and II the construction Of the
road is not entered upon at the earliest,
practical day and pushed to completion,
1t certainly will not be the fault Of the
Maine Central.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-23
East SkoWheRan.

The crops raised by formers in this vic
iuity are nearly all secured aud 4 poorer
crop except hay has not been harvested
for many years. From one acre Of pota'
toes only twenty are fit to put into the eel
lar leaving 40 or 80 bushels of rotten ones
on the ground, and leaves from 80 to sc
per cent worthless. Oats less than half q
crop anu very pour as tnat, whiio aPPier
fit for market are very scarce. About oil I
farmer has to sell is hay and that is worth
from % to 80 per ton delivered Farming
Is hard business with most Of us.
The Mason threshing machine suspend
ed work last Thursday on account of sick
horse.
Wallace Ireland and sister went to Bss
ton on visit last week.
Mrs. Frank L. Bray from Southbrldge
Mass, after visiting at Dover, N. H. Free
port, Auburn and Lewiston, arrived at bel
fathers in this place last Thursday.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-23
No rth Now Portland

Clark Bros. are making some repairs on
the Richardson stand.
Business is booming at C. II. Bartletts
box factory.
Frank Purrington of Fairfield WAS in
town with seventeen lumbermeu last
Tuesday night
Alice Bartlett has closed her school and
Is at home now.
W. B. Clark Is doing quite business
ouylng and butchering lambs this fall.
Geo. A. Gilbert has moved into j, j.
Walkers house on upper Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. B. Hill of Skowhegan
were the guests Of VIM. Sawyer q few
days last week.
Collector Walker cleared up the taxes
of 's9 Wednesday, and settled with the
assessors.
l. L. Hersey the apple buyer has bought
and shipped from this vicinity about SOC
barrels Of fruit this fall.
VIM Buckley Of Boston the wool buyer
was In town Friday and made q large pur-
chase. He stopped at the Dirigo House.
Orlando Quint veteran hunter of this
place, while returning from his buni
saw fine specimen of deer At his farm.
Geo. A. Pierce has placed q watering
tub beside the highway few rods north
of his buildings. The water Is supplied
by the abandant supply which he has re-
Gently brought to his stand.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-23

Our village school is progressing finely
taught by Geo. Spinney.
The farmers are busily engaged harvest
crop.
Minnie Waugh is tesehing at Madison
village.
Mrs Fairbanks has been having her
buildings painted which greatly adds to
their looks.
Cyrus areenleaf has moved into the
house lately occupied by John Sterry. Mr.
Greenleaf has bought the place. Mr. Sterry
has fixed up the place next to that and
moved in.
Morrill, Moore has raised up his house
moved his l. and ID fixing his buildings up
in good shape. He is one Of the enterprls-
ing young men of this town.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-23
JublIat

The REPORTER Is much gratiiled at the
bright prospect of the early construction
of the railroad from Skowhegan to Nor
ridgewock.
Four years ago Mr.. C. NJ. Brainard and
the editor Of this paper, after consulting
with certain citizens, drew up a petition
to the legislature, got some signatures in
Skowhegan and then visited Norridge-
wock, where after a few hours work Sc
cured the signatures of several leading
citizens who favored the project.
This petition was duly published In the
REPORTER and presented to the legisla-
ture but because OF the "Alr Line" scheme
1t was allowed to die before Ithc Railroad
committee.
The Air Line project miscarred but
had the effect to cause the Somerset road
to extend It's line to Solon and assure II
to Bingham and two years ago the friends
of the S. & N. proposed road moved for 3
charter before the Legislature of 1889, anc
after some little delay, secured one allow
ing the construction of a road on eithel
side Of the Kennebec river, from the line
of the Maine Central road to that Of tn,
Somerset road, with authority to connec
with or lease to either of these roads.
The first meeting of the corporatori
was delayed until June last, when quite
interest developed. preliminary sur
vey was made, a very favorable rout'
found, negotiations opened with authori
ties Of the Maine Central railroad and al
80 the Somerset road, resulting, on Sat
urday last in an offer from.the COMMITTEES
of the directors of the Maine Central Co.
which ensures the early building of tn
road beyond reasonable peradventure.
The REPoRTER has been in favor o
this road for many years acquiescinglin tn
''Air Line" project, only because tn
great majority of Skowhegan people were
30 enthusiastic over it, has advocated
in season and out of season, and believ
Ing 1t to be the one project of importance
to Skowhegan and the up river towns
greater than any other visible to the ma
ked eye above our horizon at this time
and, feeling that the REPORTER has con
tributed somewhat to this desirable stu
alton, we expect to be pardoned for ex
hibiting an unusual degree of jubllatiol
over 1t.
Success to the Link" and success Il
the splendid towns Of the valley Of th'
upper Kennebec.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-23
II all persons lntsrestsd IN either Of the
Estates herelnafter namod.


Estates hsrsinafler aamed.
ATA COURT OF PROBATE held at Skew
"A hegan, within and for the county OF Soner
seton the I'd TUESDAY o. OCT. In the year q
ed for action thcreupon hereinafter Indicated il il
hereby Ordered: That public notice thereof b,
appear at Probate Court to BE- holden at sai33
skOwhegan, ut the Probate ONCE on the secon(
Tuesday Of next NOVEMBER 1T nine Of tn,
| clock 10 the forenoon. and be hoard Thereon
and object II they see cause.
NEWELL HOxIR late of Fairfield. deceased. Pir,
account Of B. W. Bates, Administrator presented.
SULLIVAN SPAULDING late Of Starks, deceased
Second and nnai account Of q. L. Holbrook, Admr
HIRAM :. wATsON, late Of New Portland de cease,
presented.
LAURA =, YORK late Of Mercer, d.e.a.ed. ssOont
account of. II. Willard, admr., presented
HANNAH HILTON, late Of skowhesan. dsosnsed
First account Of Jas b, Dascsmb executor presented
PERsIs ?. WILLIAMSON late Of Mercer, deceased
Pret and hnal acsount Of Samuel n. Williamson, sI
scutor presented,
ond and 6nal account Of RdwardF. Good win, Admr
presented also petition for Order Of Distribution to
JOHN FUTILE late of Canaan, deceased. VIII and
scutor named therein.
JOHN DREW late Of Athens, deceased. VIII pre-
named therein.
JOSEPHINE BERRY, late of Concord, deceased
ecutor named therein.
MICAH W. NORTON Of New Portland, sentenced to
and confined In State Prison for life. viii and petit
ton for probate by Walton and Par.
LIN attorneys for sumner 3. Norton, tho executor
named therein.
JOHN 8. LONGFBLLOw, late Of Harmony, dssased
Petition FOR appointment Of herself Admx present.
cd BY Emma " Longfellow, widow Of the deceased.
CYRUS FIBLD hte Of Palmyra, deeesse Petition
for appointment Of commissioners to assign deVer
presented BY Lucinda Il, Field, widow of daceassI.
BRNJ. B. PHILLIPS late Of Auson, decsassd. Wild.
Sw's petition for allowance presented
JOSEPH W. CARR, lata of skowhsRsu. decea..1
Widow's petition for allowance presented
ABRAM 8. PRASR late Of Fairfield, decs ,sed. vy,d
sw's Petition for allowance presented.
CHARLES r. BRAY, late Of Bingham, deceassd
Widows petition for allowance presente ed also petit
Ion for license to sell and convey real estate
cd BY Calvin Colby, Admr.
SAMUEL L. FOGG late Of Cornville, deceased. Ps.
ttion for license to convey real estate according 10
contract presented BY Sarah J. Fogg, Admx.
MARY OTIS late Of Fairfield. dscssssd. Pe&t,or
of license to sell personal estate presented by h. "
Otis, Admr. ayla
GTORRR W: BOYDBN late Of Fairfield de ecessed. viii
and petition for probste thereof presented by Anns
u, Boyden, the executrix named therein.
TURNER BUSwELL, Judge.
Attest: 8. H. GOODWIN, Register.
- Post ONCE address, Judge, Solon; Roadster.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-23
The Original Package Act

1t appears that the Original Package
controversy Is not settled yet in the
coarts, at least.
Judge Stoneman, Of the superior cour
at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, decided Friday
last that the Wilson original package bill
lately passed by Congress, could not b,
retroactive and rehablitate any statue de
clared unconstitutional by the supreme
court of the United States. 1t will b.
necessary. therefore, for the Iowa legis
lature to pass a new prohibltory Law
should Judge Stoneman be upheld by thu
Iowa supreme court.
similar decision has been rendered by
Kansas judge.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-23
Good viii Homo

The boys at Sunshine cottage were in
vited over to Good viii cottage Thurs
day evening to attend an oyster supper
given by Mr.. Ham, 1t being his birthday
All Of US enjoyed the evening very much
After supper We all gathered In the sit
ting room and had sing. We sang un
til bed time then the boys from Sunshine
cottage went home.
A man living at Oakland Heights seni
the Home another COW and ten bushels
Of apples. We have four cows and cali
now.
The crops are all harvested now and
they yielded more than was expected
The ploughing is getting along nicely.
Last Sunday Mr.. Hinckley took for his
text, "We preach Christ"
ONE OF THE BoYs.