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The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14
sheriff sale.
STATE OF MAINE.

SOMERSET, 81;
Taken this 9th day of May, 4. ID. Is9 |, on exc
cution dated April tenth, A. d. lS9l ISSUED on a
judgment rendered. IN the Supreme judicial
Court for the said County of Somerset, AT the
term thereof begun and holden at nkowhegan
within and for the County of Somerset ON the
third Tuesday of March, a d. 1881, in favor II
Stillman A. Walker of hmbden. II the County
of 5 ilnersct, collector of taxes of said town, and
against Harriet Buticiilcld OF said Enbden
FOR forty one dollars and eighty ak cent? debt
or damage, and eighteen dollars aud twenty
nine cents. costs of suit. and Will he sold by
public auction, at the office of Ben S Collins, in
Anson, in said County of Somerset, uu the fl
trrn'h dry of June, a. ID. 1871, at ten O'Clock In
the forenoon. all the night ~ equity which the
said Harriet {. Butt"rhcld has in and 10 the
same Or had on the 1Ilh day OF February, A -.
1890 at 10 O'Clock in tile afternoon, to redeem
the following described real estate, situat Il in
Embdcp, IN said County, to-wit: certain
piece or parcel Of land situated in Embd n, in
said County, and bounded as follows, to
Wit ON the North by land oi the late
lsane W. Adams; West by Frank F0ss lot 80
called; on the South by land formerly owned
by X. L. Boston; and on the East by land OF
Nathan Thompson, the same being the J ma
than stevens. lr., fnm; also one other piece or
parcel OF ian lying and being on the Southwest
of said above named parcel of land known as
the meadow lot. beginning at II ledge marked
A.G, being the northeast corner of land owned
by Henry Caswell, running South about 100
rods TO the land of the late Isaac Sally; thence
Easlcrly about l2S rods TO the range line
thence NorthcFly ON the West line to the Bos
ton IL Stevens lots to the Nor Ii line of the old
cross ruad; thence westerly by the land now
occupied hy " i'll Moore Ia The first mentioned
bounds. meaning to convey the first parcel OF
land conveyed Ia samuel Bunker by Gorham
p. Gould by hi deed, which Is recorded in Vol.
los, Page 2!s. Somerset Registry of Deeds. The
North lmc Is supposed to he the North line OF
the old cross road the same being the premises
now occupied by the said Harriet G. Bu ter
field the same being subj ict to IA mortgage re
corded in Somerset Registry OF Deeds, Vol loo.
Page 100, given by said Harriet c. Buttertleld
TO the Fairfield savings Bank to secure the
payment of promissory note of one handr ed
and siXty.five dollars.
Dated at Arson this 9Th day Of Muy, a. d.
1891
WALLACE EMERY, Deputy Sheriff.
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C01i position MeefinO

state IF uaine, Somerset Co,utiy court If In
S0irfHcN
4PrH Term, 1891.
In casc Of Andrew Mcdonald and Romanlus
Aeluiire Individually Hud rs members of tn,
Hrm of Mcdonald AMI McIutirc nsolvenl
debtors.
This il to give notice thai pursuant TO an
order of Court therefor, n meeting of the
creditors OF said nsulNcui Debtors rs afore-
said, Will he held At the Probate Cont Room
III Skewhegan, in SAID County on Tuesday The
18th day of May, d. 1891 ut one o'clock in the
ailelnoon, for the purpose Of considering the
following composition offer now un file In said
Court, to wit: thirty per cent in cash ON the
acceptance of the composition resolution by the
Judge OF tho lnsolvert Court having Juris,llc-
tion of said Court and the balance live percent
to be paid by said Mcnorald and McIntire'S
notes payable in two. three and four months
nom the acceptance of said composition reso
luton aud orCtr together with such further
propositions aud offers as the said lnsulvnnt
Debtors may then and there submit to the con
sideratiOn Of their creditors
Attest: S. Ii. GOODWIN,
Swls Register of said Court
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Sleazy goods have more warmth in pro
portion to weight than closely woven fab
RIGS,
The light should he exclu led from the
place whore honey is left to prevent
granulation.
Tin cans can be opened easily by put
ting live coal on the top round lid in
the center of one end of the can and
blowing it for minute, when the pec,
OF tin can be readily removed.
Put camphor gun with your new silver
ware, and it will remain untarnished as
long a the gum is there.
Rubbing Il bruise In sweet oil aud then
in spirits of turpentiue it is said will
usually prevent the discolore spots which
| are not embellishments.
One way of testing tea Is to put tea
spoonful in glass of water and shake 1t
| thoroughly. II the tea is pure, the water
will be an amber tint, but If adulterated
strongly colored.
| Icing for cake Is less liable to crack
when cut II one tablespoonful of sweet
cream is added to each unbeaten egg.
Stir all up together, then add sugar until
as stiff as can be stirred.
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jSh eriHf's safe.

STATE OF MAINE. ~oNERsEr IS:
INhKEN this t~cqty-eighth dny of Auril, 1891
L IN Execution dated April seventeenth lS1t,
ISSUED IN judgment rendered by the supreme
.JudIrit Court for the SAID county Of Somerset
al the term thcrcul begun ANA holden Mt SkUw
hcgtu, Within and for the county of Somerset,
favor of calvin Dnnforlh of Norridgewock
against Isaiah Mu,hrr, OF Oregon. for sixty
dollhfs and seventy three cents debt or dam
axe. aud fifteen dollars AMI forty ninc cents
cost uf iii, and Will he sold by public auction
on the thttlcth day of May, A u. lsn, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, at the office of Dan.
forth n Gould IN Showhcgau, in said county
all the right IN equity whIrh Isaiah {. Moshci
has in AMI to the same, or had ou the first day
Of september A. u 1870, at nine O'Clock and
thirty minutes in the forenoon, to redeem the
following described real estate, situated in
SorI idgewock. IN said county, to wit: A certain
parcel of land situated in Surridgrwock IN
SAID county with the buildings thereon. hound
cti follows; Beginning at a point near the
bridge on the West side of the odd Dptilin road
81 called, thence southnrly by said rOnd to
land oi William IL. Taylor and Edwin G.
Willing, thence westerly by the line of said
laud OF said William II. Taylor and Edwin c.
Whiting, to Sawtclle's Mill stream, thence by
the shore Of said stream to first mentioned
bound, subject 10 Il mortgage recorded in Reg
lstrS OF deeds. hook one hundred aud seventy,
page sixteen, given by lSiah c, Moshrr % Lor
Ing Il. Jones TO secure the pay ucut of prom
issoiy note for one hundred dollars.
Dated at Skowhegln, the twenty -eighth day
of April, A, d. 1881.
9wis }. II. MITCHELL, Deputy Sheriff
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MOTTO nc,

\ On resident taxes in the town of Mercer In
~ lhr County of Somerset, for tho year 1870
The following list of taxes on real estate ot
nonresident owners in the town of Mercer fol
the year 1890 III bills committed 10 j. NJ Ow
ems, collector of said town, on the 2ld day o
Feb. Is Il. has been returned by the collector
j. NJ. owens, 10 me, rs remaining unpaid OF
the 2fi. day of February, Is91, by his certti
cate of that date, and now remain unpaid, II NJ
notice is hereby given that If The said fnXe.
and interest and charges are not paid in tn,
treasury Of said town, Within is months from
the date OF the commitment of the said bills so
much of the real estate taxed ~ vii! he suilic
tent Ia pay the amount due therefor; including
interest and charges will without further no
10 he sold AT public auction AT the brick store
IN said town on the 2pth day OF November, 1891
at one o'clock, y. M.
Name Description p:
of Owners Of =
or ::
Unknown. Real Estate. o :
(Wc-t side ofJ
Willie Mcclure. { Il. Mcclure
farm, 81 sips s24
Mercer, April, 29th. l>9l.
3w1S FRED A. CUTTING.
Treasurer nt Mercer.
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WHEREAS, Charles a. Kennedy, OF The
w Forks Plantation, N the county of som
lsct aud State ut Maine, bt his NOR, gage deed
dated The nineteenth day ot April, 4. ID. 1>sa
and recorded in the >aHrlsc Registry of deeds
V.lul1r %, paEc loH conveyed to me, the nm
dci.iyncd, II certain parcel OF real estate
situate in said Forks Plantation and bound
ed rs follows, Ia wit: Commencing AT a stake
aud stone on the county road, eight rods south
OF the bridge near las. NJ Young house thence
en- t. rly one hundred aud i've rnds to n cedar
tree marked l. l., thence north eleven rods To u
stake and stone, the &c east one hundred aud
eighty rods 10 II stake and stone, thence south
ftty-thrce rods to the southeast corner OF JAS
NJ Ioungs, now j. Beams tam thence west
Two hundred and cighty-four rods TO Il stake on
the west side of said County road, thence
north tify-rght rods To the first mentioned
bounds, and containing one hundred acres
more or less, rc,eryng one-half acre that Is
nav occuuid as Il bnrying ground,nnd whereas
The conditions of said mortgage has been bro,
ken, now, therefore by ItasOn of the breach OF
the condition III reof, claim foreclosure Of
said mortgage.
3wlo. WILLIAM LOCKWOOD.
May 4, 1891.
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Hardy s BitterS
AS A
s inc
lE:::[Illg,, &c |:

Have stood the test of seyenfy-hyo years
tra., and The name of DR.. MANLY
Hardy is as well known in the F.scrn
part Of the State u i, that of any other
man. They correct all billions troubles
from the First Dose. and you are not
obliged to take live or six bottles" to ind
ont their worth. If You try them aud they
do you no good. will refund tho l,.. az
ii token for troubles for which thy ao
recommended \ 25cent bottle will CON.
vince you, after which, always bay tie
large 50 cent size - y Dealers-W Asae
of Cock, Everett 4 PenneH, and Holm W.
Perkins y Co, Portland, or Bixby& back,
SkoNhegan. lyric
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14

Deau'y Collector Of Internal Revenue
W. ". Miller nf FaXoroft, saws he has
had 10 application vet for the nipple sug-
or bounty. Tho bounty OF two cents per
pound is given TO manufacturers of at
least five hundred pounds Of mYple sugar
and in order to secure the bounty for
1872 their application should be filed be
fore The first 81 July.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14

As am an oldish man l am more and
more convinced of the injurious effect OF
anger, both on the actor and on the wit
nesses. "He that is soon angry dealeth
foollshly"; but "a soft answer turneth
away wrath" Ones temper let loose IL
more detrimental than mad bull; more
dangerous than . vicious horse.
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FARM FOR SALE

e iTUATED in the town of Fairfield. on The
~ middle Road, 80 called, between SkOwhegau
One mile from Blacks Mills Post Office; two
mile ftom Pishon's Ferry and two minutes
walk from school and church. contains 100 acres
26 acres tillage. 80 acres fine second growth
wood. rest pasturage. Cuts about % tons OF
hay. hut may be easily made to cut so. Has
200 apple, cherry, pear and other fruit trees,
A new house containing ten finished rooms,
with ell and wOod.shed attached. Water IN
house. Has fine cellar with split granite un-
derpinning. Two barns and corn barn. This
farm to be sold to settle estate. Terms easy
formation apply to II. s. Steward, skowhegaTi,
Chas. Green. Fairfield, Ne. 14n
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Farm For Sale.
Farm and Farming Tools

DARN situated In Dexter. Q Ia miles from
L Dexter Village, containing 100 acres Of good
land, situated on south cant soil very pro.
ductive, aud under good state Of cultivation
on one OF the most pleasant farm locations In
Dexter village being In view; IL one Of the main
travelled roads and school is very convenient;
the buildings are gOod-barn - X 80; two never
failing wells; good pasture, well supplied with
water; plenty Of wood, cedar and good or,
chard. Farm cuts 80 tons Of hay. Inquire OF
4wl7 DANIEL CROCKETT.
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sheriff Sale

SOMERSET, SIS.
Taken this sixth dav OF May, a u. 1901 on cX
ccution dated April 10th. A. D. 1891 issued on a
judgement rendered by the Supreme Judicial ourt,
fer the County OF Somerset at the term thereof be
gun and holden at Skowhegan on the Third Tues
day OF March, \. u. 1891 to wit. ON the seventh
day OF April, y. ID. 1891, in favor OF the nhabtant.
of the town of EInhdsn in the County of Somerset
against Stephen B. At wood OF Emhden in said
County, for seventy eight dollars and twenty eight
cents debt or damage, and twent, one dollars and
eighty cents cost of suit, and will be sold by public
auction at the Office OF Ben s. Collins in Arson in
said Somerset County to the highest bidder, on
Monday the fifteenth day of June, A D. 1891 at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon the following described real
estate and all the right title and interest which the
said defendant has in and TO the same or had on
the 17th day OF February, A. D. 1890 att O'Clock in
the afternoon, the time when the same was attach
ed on the writ in the suit, to wit: The fol.
lowing idesc-bed real eastate situated in said
Embden and bounded as follows: on the North by
land OF the late Erastus Walker, on the East by
the kennebec River on the South by land owned
formerly owned by Abel W. Spaulding on the
West by land of George Patten containing eighty
more or less. and being the same premises
now occupied by the said Stephn B. Atwood, and
decided to him by Southwark Walker by his deed
recorded in Vol. IS7. Page 49, in Somerset Reg.
istry of Deeds.
Dated at Arson. May 6, 1897. 3wIo
WALLACE EMERY, Deputy Sheriff
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and all kinds of House Furnishings
at Bottom Prices, in quantities
that require considerable Thought
and, yes, NERVE, but don't want
to add what would seem superfluous
Just you come and see what we
have, getthe prices, and remem.
Der that You get ) per cent. dis.
count for cash, or you can pay part
cash and the balance by the week
or month, and WE WILL PRE-
PAY FREIGHT, and further. do
JUST AS WE AGREE; this has
made our business grow from
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14

rhars law on the status" book, Of
la s9alazetts requiring that ANY person
finding property 10 the value Of three
dollars or moro shall have the Sumo re-
corded at the Office of the town or city
clerk.
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Every mother should have copy Of the book
"The Care and Feeding Of Infants" issued by
the proprietors nj Nellin's Food-the Doliber
Il contains sdviee Of he greatest value and as
sistanes 70 hss h feeding her child. Send for a
eepyj 4 VII b Asilsd - y any addrsss.
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Pop overs


Three cups of milk, three cups Of flour
three eggs and little salt. Drop int
hot fat and they will pop over.
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sheriff Sale
STATE OF MAINE

SOMERSET, SIS,
Taken this sixth day OF May, A. D. 1891 on ex.
ccution dated April tenth, a. ID. is9t issued on a
Judgement rendered by the supreme Judicial Court
Tor the County of Somerset at the term thereof be
gun and holden at Skowhegan on the Third Tues
day of March, A. ID, 1891 10 wit on the seventh day
of April. a. y. 1891 in favor Of Stllman A, Walker
of Einbden in the County OF Somerset, Collector OF
taxes for said town of Embden, against Stephen
- Atwood of said town of Embden for thirty five
dollars and siXty-two cents debt or damage and
twcnty-one dollars and eighty cents costs OF suit
and will be sold by public auction at the office Of
Ben s. Collins in Arson in said Somerset County,
to the highest bidder on Monday the fifteenth day
of June, A. D. 1891, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
the following described real estate and all the right
title and interest which the said defendant has in
and to the same had the 37th day OF February
A. d. 1890, at 9 o clock in the afternoon the time
when the same attached on the writ in the same
suit, to wit: The following described real estate
situated In said Embdeu and bounded as follows
on the North by land OF the late Erastus Walker,
on the East by the Kcnnebec River, on the South
BY land owned or formerly owned by Abel w.
Spaulding, on the West BY land OF Geo. Patten,
containing So acres more or less, and being the
same premises now occupied by the said Stephen
b. Atwood, and decided to him by Southwark
Walker, by his deed recorded In Somerset Regis
try Of Deeds, Vol Is7, Page 4S7.
Dated at Arson, May 9th, 1891. 3wIo
WALLACE EMERY, Deputy Sheriff.
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MISCELLANY.

Il sigh d,r YOU. my love. +" he said. hut thes,
were the cphrrs she meant instead, ~ ,oVp.oo'
Many bahc is hurried out Of the world b,
powerful opiItes Mothers, usc DIR. bull :
Haby Syrup, the safest aud best baby medieln,
ia the ward
MANY diseases arise from yi.iated or impure
lladd. therefore keep the system healthy aud
proof against the inrOads Of disease by using
LaNador.
An English publisher announces new work
entitled " llc Always pleases his wife. 1t is
fiction.
0liSaul's Catarrh Cure cures influenza and
''lea>r, NO memory " what II was. - cents
u httlc neglect may breed great mischief,
Don't neglect 20 cure piles with Old saul :
Pile Ointment. Don't accept substitutes
After we have called a man fool. it plcases
10 have hlm get mad aud prove II.
mn 90 my daty to say a i,w words in reeari
to ElY ttrau BIlm. and do So entirely without
solicitation. / have used it more or less hail =
gtar and have found it to be most admirable
have suffered from tIttrfh ut the worst kind ever
stuco Nas a little hoy md never hoped tor eafe
bat Cream Balm seems tu do even That Many ei
my acQuaintIutcs have used 1t with Nesltul IL
suits oscar Ostrum, IS N1uea ANe, Chicago
The amateur farmer Of the suberbs neean
waii until death comes to had the place ~her'
the worm deth not.
WA4i is Licking j. truth and confidence lftHen
.eeft absolute truth on the one hand and absolute
confidence oH the other, it wouldn't be necessar'
f5r tlt makers OF Or. Sagc's tatarfh Romcdy "a
Hssek up plain statement OF tact by IS Ruaran
tees They ~Jy "lt Wc can't cure Ynu mike II per
ssH#l FiesrI, of clilrfh in the he'd in any form
STAG, sse d pay NuA 5 Tor your trouble in nakin
tHrtsllt AN ADVERTISING ttke, YOU LILY. lauu
NJ, lsgt IT., how some people prefer sickness L
la tlth ehen the remedy is pos iti@e and the yaly
a8ite atsaiaif. Wise men don't put money bacI
oi 'takrs" And taking doesn't pay.
Magical It'll, ganues-thosr tiny sugareoate
pellets at DR., Pierce scarcely larger than mustan
seeds, yet powerful Ia cure-aetiye, yet mild il
uucraiiuu. The hcst liver pill ever invented. ture
sieh-headdrhc, dizziness, constipation. Ono dose
The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14

That was an ingenious disciple Of Izaak
Walton who fshed fur electric cells with light
nina rod.
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LIS. Coon cells dry goods the cheapest.
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LOCAL BRByITIES.
matters OF Minor Moment in and About
tho GiitY,


MntteFH OF Minor Moment in and About
the CNty.
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TtE uRAND Ihb eNeuip6 tne ~! .,-,.
OPERA HOUSE this eHentnS-NaeA u "'SSeP"'
inc
NEW scrubbers have been received at the city
gas works
Tpvpv were mn new deyelopmenls bearing on
| the recent burRiarIes Yesterday,
80 S.S,,.. .o,.I !. n. No.. .....o,od a Sreat
AZ ian VIII M 4 bsSrv tSS S.st a
I ~ sC "a S'Ts"s'V'' -
'u s- ssAAC ~ ,,. =, .r. a. so,,ho,,
soAE plG sn!pmelIn ~ I hnts ~. ,v%te, dISr.
Polnp hAVe Deen LuA9e lt"lA nete W ""'S4 N4'
INK ene past tuon.n' -.
"THR DEVILS MINE" will DO seen once more
MasSns' ~ tns Tsnu opera HOUSE.
DAY evening" teotu1Y ~.
THE Young Mems society OF the Third Presoy'
terrain church will Rive aI attractive entertain
ment at Wes. woods hall this evening.
N. REILLY Ia remodelllng his large store rooms
on Main street, throwing The two into one and
adding modern and very attractive front.
THI Committee on Roads and Bridges OF the
| poSr n n commiSSIoneFS held meetinR yester.
dSv and The FipGnce Committee met lat night.
N]T ort a. ,ho 49, ~ ,ho vsr,i,
lie non n I. S,,!di ~ aIt.',8o ns s s Har.
Of INC new Dime mutuai esIi9ES nsnh I op H ar
~ SE ,,Ost,o IA o'"St PSt@ "
'.-rs,~,,, t,.-,.oo ..,oo r.o,, h..
~ llS ~ sIo1tt Sa,,,tS, M IKE tnor
eSt a., .ha TSr,s "a sfne II Ss hlnWn
mat fsmainsH W. Lne ~! ausn l.N WI" 04""H
out. some plasung was Necessary
| WHEN the Wheeling steel plant resumes ope.
ratlons i Will DO with an equipment ptacticalIy
new. The work Of repairing Is being pushed a
fast as possible, and an carly resumption IL not
improbable.
The funeral Of 4frs. B. Z. Adams took place
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock from her home
out the Elm Grove railway. Rev. J. 4. HOPKINS,
Of the Disciples church, sonaaeseo the services
and 4 large nun Der OF friends were present,
THE exhibit OF the glass manufacturers OF the
Ohio Valley and Ohio al Pittsburgh q over.
MoSt Of lie dealer who make tours have been
around, and the orders they have left do rot In.
dIcate Is much or as brisk business for the
spring as was foreshadowed last month.
THg FdVemOre Bridge Company Is now build.
Ing RirefS for me new bridge to be built across
the creek Al WhiIaEer's mill by the Terminal
Cnnpanv. They VIII BE- the heaviest RlrderS
i6at have ever been built and put In one Bridge.
Thfee OF them viii be ITO feet long and nine feet
tleep.
q. ,,,,or =, ,ho oorr,.
III, SoIp 4. III ~ bavo hIg
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no lRrURR LAsT NIGHT.

Bob Burdette Dlsappolnts n large and Re-
fined Audience at the Opera Honse.
A large audience, notable for it's fine
makeup, gathered at the Opera House
last evening to hear a lecture which
Robert ]. Burdette was announced to
deliver for the benefit of the Y. NJ. O.
A., and as one Of the series Of entertain
ments offered by that organisation this
season. It was somewhat after 8 o'clock
when W. ]. W. Cowden, Eeq, appeared
upon the platform and announced to
the audience that Mr.. Burdette had I'M
accountably failed to appear, and that
there would therefore be no lecture. he
explained that telegram was received
from Mr.. Burdette before noon yesterday
dated OF Pittsburgh, saying he was there
ahead Of time and would be here at2:45.
he did not come at that hour, and II
was supposed he would arrive at 500,
but he was not on that train.
After the lecture Mr.. Lynch, Secreta'
nv Of the Y. NJ. G. A., Bald he could not
account for Mr.. Burdette's failure: DE
had received letters and telegrams almost
| daily which gave no reason tof any leaI W
his notar1ivlng on time. The money paid
for tickets for the lecture will be re.
turned to the ticket holders, and the
committee will have meeting to-day "a
decide upon the manner Of returning it
Mr.. Cowden said letter had been re-
ceiyed several days ago from Burdette
saying he had apretty hard route e
cover, with some close connections, but
| il he could make Pittsburgh by Wednes
day afternoon he would be here or
! time. He had an invitation TO be enter
tanned at q private residence here, bul
declined, saying he would be much
iatigued and thought he would rest bet
ter surrounded by the freedom Of q hotel
There were a number OF rumors atloa
as TO the reason for the lecturers non
arrival, but none OF them could be trac
ed to a reliable source. The audience
was keenly disappointed. Bnrdett'
was to receive 500 for the lecture.
Mr.. Burdetta got in on the Pan-Han
die train at 8 80 and went to the McLurt
house. To inquiries he answered tina
he did the best he could to get here Il
time, and thought this train would b
here by S. He retired to bed at once.