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No Pen Can Describe
Hoods Pills act easily, yet promptly.

$500 sAO SSSAAyS w -.
Bencon.feid's Work In the Balkans.
The great Sobranje has sanctioned
the changes in the Bulgarian constitu-
ton which the lesser Sobranje lately
voted; sanctioned them with an amaz-
ing unanimity of obedience. There is
no possible reason why these altcra-
tons should have displeasing to the
powers, since they provide the country
with a dynasty and tend to solidify the
nation. A strong Bulgaria between
Russia and Constantiuople is most de-
sirable, and the present conditions Of
the Balkans affords the surcst proof
Of Lord Bcaconstield's sagacity at the
Berlin conference. His compliance
VITA the desires of Russia on that oc-
casion startled many people. Russia
wished to manufacture Il congcries Of
small and Independent states in order
that she might occupy them in the day
Of her good pleasure. Lord Beacons-
field knew that independence is the
last gift which Il nation will willingly
surrender; and the event has proved
him wise in his hour. Indeed the re-
cent act Of the great Sobranje is the
last disaster which has fallen upon
the expansive pan-Slavist party as Il
result of the Russo-Turkish war; the
last revenge brought in by the whirli-
gig Of time upon the victors.-Pall Mall
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KILLED WHILE HI7NT1Nc

Fipcstone, Sept. 5.-Icmil Passer. six
teen years old, was instantly killed yes-
terday. while out hunting. A full charge
struck his heart.
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Austria is worth SIS ss3, ON, 900.

IIeR.man's Ga m phor Ice with Glycerine.
The original and only genuine. Cures Chapped hands
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For afty-two consecutive miles on the
Boston & Albany railroad there ts not q
single grade crossing.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-09-16
vast Power Of the Atmosphere.

Vu0t 1,OvvtE VI t11e AtLuObkpleTes
Somebody has made the calculation
that, taking the quantities roughly and
in round numbers, the atmosphere
weighs about a ton to every square
foot of the earth's surface. 2 5,OOO,OOO
tons per spare mile, or 5000, O00, Co.,
100000 tons on the total of 20O,OOO,-
600 square miles; and it's energy is that
due to the motion Of this uncomfortable
mass, at velocities varying all the way
from the slightest zephyr to the hurri-
cane and the cyclone, rushing owe
the prairie or over the surface of the
sea at more than one hundred miles
per hour. Again, according to this au-
thority, a cubic mile of air, weighing
about ten billion pounds, develops at
the rate of motion Of the cyclone, some
1900, 900, 100000 foot tons Of energy,
and If all were employed at such rate
for the performance of work, useful
or destructive, this number Of foot
pounds" would be equivalent to more
than 2,OOO,0 OO,OO0,O00 horse power.
New York Sun.
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A four-year-old boy In Georgia is SAID to
weigh 30 pounds, wears a No. Z hat and q
No. 6 shoe.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-09-16
German
Syrup"

Regis Leblanc Is a French Cana
dian store keeper at Notre Dame de
Stanbridge. Quebec. Can, who was
cured Of a severe attack Of longest
ion of the Lungs by Boschee's Ger
man Syrup. He has sold many a
bottle of German Syrup on his per-
sonal recommendation. lfyou drop
him a line he'll give you the full.
facts Of the case direct. as he did US,
and that Boschee's German Syrup
brought him through nicely. 1t
always will. 1t is a good medicine
and thorough in its work. q
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Love. SUI 1shine & Co. is the name Of
johnson, Ia, finn.
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A Bie Thing.

The magic lantern was the invention Of
Roger Bacon in 1900.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-09-16

A man in Kansas has a dog called Chris
TOPPER Columbus, and the number of its
license is 1892.
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A certain and lasting cure, for tho worst
Catarrh in tho Head, Is guaranteed BY the
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An oak tree nearly five centuries old was
recently felled near Castlet3a. Ind.
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It's a "Daisy.'

We desire to call the attention Of news
paper men especially, and the public in
general. to the inside. pages OF the Sentinel.
carefully selected. ably edited and finely
illustrated reading matter. We defy any
paper on earth, printed at home but using
ihe ready.set plate matter TO get up four
pages of Is interesting matter Is this. The
Sentinel desires TO thank the Northwestern
Newspaper Union for its liberal and enter
It's patrons 80 we'll and so faithfully. Fair.
mont Sentinel, July .. 1888.
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Il :e :s' ss::, s USE %Thomp.on's Eye Water.
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Northweotern Newspaper Union.
st. Paul Mimi.
s.. Dakota Newspaper Union.
Aberdeen S. Oak.
N. Dakota Newspaper Union.
Fargo. NJ. Dakota.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-07-20


lhe ~illlner trrt N the Manual Training
SetlNcl registers -iNtN-tight lUp, There
ale anDNt ei4if'nn .irf~ IN the Glasses. Tile
work N uNch the samr az Iii the lnetiolis
telaM, t@r nrwrEMners wnilt- thast wl,o at-
tended the ~chool last summer Will take
more advanced Lessons TIN teacher il giv-
ll4 iltHeh attention tn lis classes, and slys
If lms scholars that they are willing to work
and are anxious to do the best THEN cail All
things considered we can see no reason WHY
the scnool should not prove as profitable i
terra a. the first.
MIR. Schuerrh, the teacher who was in this
school last summer, has permanent position
IN the Portland Schools AT a SALARY of 81 POO
per Year, ana saws Ii. owes his good fortune to
his kind friends III Belfast Mr. Eaton was
called to Portland Saturday to confer with "a
Committee on Manual Training from she.
State University Of Vermont in regard to
taking the situation as Teacher of Industrial
Work in that institution.
Let the good work 60 ON. And it is 10 be
hoped that Belfast, Will give some attention
te this subject, and be among the first to
place Manual Training III some form. within
tile reach Of tile pupils in our public schools
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-07-20
Name Relief Corps Home

Representatives Of the Maine Department
I'll a r., and the Wolnan's isrhef Corps
auxiliary thereto, met at tile Falmouth Oar
lors, Portland, Thursday, ~ complete THE
legal incorporation Of the "Maile Relic
Corps Home. as per Vote III tllr state En
calnplnent lit its ltockland session
The g.. a. X. was represented by Conn
mander Wainwright Cushing, Past Conf
mand+r II II Burbank, Charles + Jones
of Skuwh gan, y. Wesley GItinan, NJ ON
land, 3tnu II \ Shorev the Relief Corr
(natiHnab hy Department President Mis-
Ella j Mason, Past President Mrs Lea II
aud Mrs. Grace Howe, af LsWiStNm-
Articles Of Incorporation Submitted w
Judge Burbank werr accepted ana thr pvti
TONERS organized under tine Ma'Ilt of THE
Maine Relief Corps Home, The husines,
location Of tile corporation w;ts tiNed Al
Portland, Me. lis Objects, 'to establish (;
home foi the support ~l agnd or s(iSahet
veterans and their WIVES. widows Whu are
disabled, ANA the dependents NJ worthy tN
| mon soldiers.
The following officers were elrrted
President Commander Wainwright Cush
ing, FoXcroft
Secretary Department President Flla J
Mason. Bi,i,lrfor,i.
Treasurer Mai. II A. Shorry.
Executive Buart-Ine president, sterr
tary and treasurer and Mrs. CLARA j Leavitt
Skowhegan, and Mrs Grace Howe, Lewis
ton.
The constitution and bylaws are IT, ht
adopted at an AL journed meeting IN SeTtem
ber. The PRESIDENT secretary and treasurer
are authorized to solicit anh receive hona-
tions Of lands, buildings and funds necessary
to the establishment Of the proposed home,
ana the secretary will take tile field for a
personal canvass later in the season Tile
corporators regard the general outlook rs
quite encouraging.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-07-20
Consul-General Frye Seriously III.

HALIFAX, n. s., July IT, 1893. United
States Consul-General Frye is dangerously i'll
with inflammation OF the bladder He was
suddenly stricken down Saturday night
Three doctors are in attendance. An opera
ton has been performed, but the result is
withheld. He was to have been honored to
morrow with a farewell dinner at the Halifax
Club, which, Of course has been abandoned.
4 telegram received Wednesday afternoon
at the Journal Office from Halifax says that
Mr.. Frye is slightly improved. His condi-
ton is considered favorable
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-07-20
Northport Camp Ground and Vicinity

ROW.
SATURDAY. evenin. the stralMer Hector
brought a partv treln Bangor t. StuIf ever
Sunday
N.v. ,-,s,l,,.4. .tr,ivt5 last w4ek al4onu
,b.., T.. ,:,., f,,,,t,. t4,n,@ pf,i+awn Mrs
,4., s,,y ,.,j4r ,7,u.,1,ta, MI Ada,ns
.t En,kst,.r.
sunday tA-' "i~ NHi "aflHrHl gay Tor 1Ne
~ftS@i iNt ta@f IrN reached i" m lht
NlHibt N"NQtN Nf9UEhi ltt'N iH'' n"Elia
'rlAtofa'ltrr v it r"ol hrrezr iNln flie
nNAf!
Tht family pf Cant Il. q. + Candage Of
Ir@nNl HMp Mass. consisting Ct MES I'll Wlth
fhre, daugFtcl~ and one >on. arrived eNl Sat
t1taN it~t lteN ~tl w thrir "WA t"tt age
hlAf tai 1t tl-e VIZ A'fr
Tile I.adle. Sewing Circle gave 4 ~ ccut
-tNHcr oNtr the -turr Here last Wednr~lay
evening and lal nore customers than theN
oDHtA w a-trt3 r} The menu wa- Baked
hnnil. hi Wn aecsJ t4ul cottte
La ,,..f..f >y.+.~,.,rt.. .,,,..
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a'1a- N'i NH Rfn~i9nr tn tnr A4-
'H.a.N' 4ttn Is Nal' ~ De pleI'faf9TN Z"
fAte l3Hf lteNSlNh money n WaHpNt
ths II ihe affieit IN revenue lhiS
sAa'' @ ti'c otd ~oi'iefs their NldoWo
iaa tl0ho nNt "ltll iEee trade aiI Mil"
fhGa-e" lh iAHl'S' HI pursuits MlA ai-
>aiie] ne country Is paEln- dear f"i
2en@ ltuc mlhl~uatloh
g.,,in.. Daf., ra,,,.,. r..,,,.,,t
0. .Itn,... Ill., ,l,i,,.. i, Ill.
lt,4n + ~ lf ,+ YIN
a,.6 ,37,, KY "a en,. fa+n +i,,.
+,i.a,, ,;,,, g..i.
W.
t., \eII,s,,-. f,+..-. -,--,.,,nc.. w, +l,s
fanf,.H NH. Ft..-i4n ,..tIissa5 H., ,,,-
@ .#. r.tlr. AVIAN. t,4. n.-.
4Hf,ff,,s, t..s.it.f t.... ..yy.n..lse,S ,yb,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-07-20

At the annual meeting of the Odd Fellows
Building Association the old boards of di-
rectors and officers were reelected
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-07-20

Miss Emnie i. Col>nn, daughter INF pr
Benjamin and Mrs. Maria NJ. Coi~un passed
from this life at the family cottage at Tenn
pie Heights. july ILL., She was born in
Monroe III Which town h-r early Years We're
passed. coming here with htr parents about
eight wears ago. IN this city She Has been a
clerk III the dry goods stores Of ~. u. Chase
and A. !. Mansfield. her obligng WAYS max
ing her many friends While >he WIN the
respect and rstc,m Nj AN she met Brief
services We're held At Temple Heights after
which tile remains wrir taken IN Monroe
for burial In Monroe the esteem IN which
she WAS iela Wa ,hown w TIL, large attend-
ance # citizens. both Noang anN old and hy
tile profllse and handsome floral offerings
which decorated her grave. Her parents,
brother and sisters terl -rttitird and thank-
full to their former neighbors for these tokens
Of regard and The manv kinNneSSrs -llown.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-07-20
" edding Bells.

-BoURINoT. In Christ Church yes
terdav Archdeacon Lauder tied the nuptial
knot VI Miss Desiree Elise Bourinot. only
daughter If Or. Bourinot, c. NJ. g.. and Mr..
Alyen advocate in Ottawa County. and
member Of one of the oldest and most re-
sperted families in the Ottawa Valley. The
Wedding was Very quiet. only the immediate
friends ana relatives Of the contract
ing parties being present Mr.. ANlen,
brother Of the groom, hest man,
and Miss Wright, daughter of Mr.. G. r.
Wright of Hill acted in the capacity of
bridesmaid The $50 c. T. + train bore the
haplv paiI III honeymoon trip t. the
White Mountains, Boston and the World
Fair. On their return Mr.. and Mrs Aylen
Will reside at Aylmer until the transfer Of
the legal business of the county Of Ottawa to
IIull Will allow of Mr. ylen ana his estna
bic wife making their home IN Ottawa ot-
taWa, Canada Citizen july IL.
Miss Bourinot is the daughter If MrS.
Emily Alden CPilshurv) Bourinot, deceased,
WHO WAS Well known to MANY If pnr olacr
residents Miss Rnurinot visited hers 4 few
Nrars ago.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-05
Messengers Notice.

SoNLH-fr Corr or iS~ofSi
In the aase OF Eben smith, insolvent
debtor
This j. 70 giee notice that ON thu 18th day OF
Dec. 4. D. 1892 = warrant in Insolvency
issued out of the court of insolvency for
said county OF somerset against the estate of
said Eben Smith of Skowhcgan, adjudg
ed to be an inrolyeIt debtor, on petition of
said debtor, which petition filed on the
18th day of Dee 1892, to which date interest
on claims is to be computed; that the payment
Of any debts 10 or by said debtor, and the
transfer and delivery OF any property by him
are forbidden by law that meeting of the
creditor, of said debtor, to prove their debts
and choose one or more assignccS of his
tate, will BE- held at a court of insolvency TO
be holden at the Probate Court Room in said
Skowhegan. On the 10th day OF January.
ID. 1893, AT one O'Clock in the afternoon.
Given under my hand the date first above
written iwl
c. +. NEAHIE Deputy sheriff
a. Messenger of said Court of Insolvency
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-05

IN, best writcr- during all III, ag'-
have NTH eloquent PEN. depicted the
awful mental suffering ni hopele- -nc--
and darkest despair. Daute. DE Quincy
and other painted ia neNer to hc for
gotten -lGtdr, ut ~omhre hlachnc>- the
mind utterly devoid oi hope. ~rctched
with lost courage. de,p"u'ienl, di--
hcartened.
But in real HE We h.Ae ueHer heard ,
more heartfelt tale Of -uii,riug, mental
and physical, than thai told u by a most
estimable lady, Mr.. j. /. swift. who
lives At 27so Washington st. Boston.
Mas
"Fonr lclr- ago" ,hc .aid. Il was IN
=, position al eoml,l,.tr physical and nci-
vous pro,tration, hld but little appetite.
severe indigestion. stomach di,tendcd
with ga. constipation. palpitatlon OF the
heart. -leeplessnr--, pain in back "i the
neck and bas, OF the brain, and WAS 70
nervous aud respondent that life Wa a
burden.
~ Il result of this condition. other
weaknesses peculiar to my -eN, fell mp
un ruc until WA utterly Wretehrd.
After much medical treatment and
constant failure. | Wa induced =" try
Dr. Greene, Ncrvura blood and nerve
remedy. II VA ina faint-heartrd way
and With little hogs hnt | soon began
to sleep better. u, digestion improved,
the pain in the head bccunc L., severe
and felt "a it had heen cNincaied
from q pit al ahiect ddrknes, ana DO
pair and emerged in % tn sunlight
"br. t.rrrnc'- \crNurJ hlpod AMI nerve
remedy ,aved me Very many "i my
friends Ia whom I have recommended
the remedy. can attest II similar rc-ul' :
in their oWn ca-r-.
At j. truly a wonderful nedicur nd
might well Ia called the w "uan :
Friend"
1t liza tlcf HAT the ,ick an despair
ing.
lloa many thousands Of sufferers
there are who. from repeated iailurr- 10
find relief. lack courage. become dies
pondent and almost lose all fopc 81 ever
getting anything to cure them,
And vel if they will use this rrnlak-
able medicine. which j. purely vegetable
and harmless and can be procured at
any druggists. how soon viii their
gloom aud despair be turned Ia hope amt
10Y, Mr., Swift !a- recommended It to
Il great many OF her friends who have
been cured. and it will cure you il YOU
use it.
1t is by no ,ncaus Il simple patent
medicine but j. the marvellous discovery
Of Il specialist eminent in the treatment
of nervous and chronic diseases, Dr.
Greene, of "a Temple Place, Boston
Mas. The Doctor also give, to all the
privilege of consulting him free of
charge. aud any who desire can call up
on him or write him a description Of
the case
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-05

i;r'- Nj llonghton Pa'to5 81 thu
| hl'rr'all-l church va remembered by
tn society ga htl'tnns With nice
char.
The funeral Of Mr. Thornton Mic
died saturday Al the advanced age ot
20. took place Yesterday at the home OF
llei daughter, Mr.. utter, NcWhail ST.
with whom she wed Rev. II hase
conducted The -erN'eo-.
Puriutuu ~ -. will huin-h cutting
lhc wood for their brick ward. next
work and will commence hauling as
soon a, now cnlne.. The supply comes
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-05
CORRESPONDENCE
cambridge.

The usual greetings Of the holidays arc
over and now all the natives are anxious
for is more snow which will doubtless
come, soon.
rs Mrs. Mary Collins is spending the hol-
ittlvs with her sister. Mrs. Everett Bal
ley. She resides at Goil-s Fails y. H.,
Mr. William King Of l'arl>iuan j. Zine
ty-threc years old. She Was born on
Sunday the first day Of the week and i
% years old III the year %.
Mr.. Lucy \. Ham visited Miss l.. a.
iooper- school Friday, she went t" Mis-
FIooper'- school forty years ago and Mrs,
Ham has IA sou 30 wears old attending
Mis- FIoopcr'~ school in the village tli-
winter.
Miss Florence Bartlett Wa ia town
last week calling on al friends,
Mrs.. Abblc Ham an agei lad, i very
sick at this tine. :. ;. Il.
Il. l.. Willard OF this town Vas acct
IDENTIFY shot while hunting al the lake a
short tim" ago by one of his party Shell
Austin. Austin shot at "A deer aud the
ball hit Willard II rods AWAY passing
through the left lcg between the thigh
bon" and the main ARTERY. He j. now
doing Well but Or. Bunker .aN> it Wa
n close shave.
Ira \. Horne Of this place aud II. e..
Robbcrt- of Abbot shot 3 out OF y flock
OF J deer. hui one Of them got away.
Horn has just returned from a second
trip but with 10 luck this time.
Isaac conroy's family have gouc +"
Monticello. troostook Co.. 10 spend the
winter with relatives.
Gardner Rogers. .Ir.. has lately pui-
chased nice driving horse of win Buz-
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-05
South <orridgcWock

durham X Morrill, have commenced
can making al their corn factory. for use
in ncNt year pack. Nearly 200 acres of
corn have already been secured for next
season. and it i the expectation Of Mr..
Jewctt. the superintendent, to have a
much larger acreage this year than last ..
steps are being taken to organic Il
company to build creamery in this town
the coming spring. The matter has been
under consideration ever since the en-
thusia=m ia regard to a condensed milk
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-05

factory. last ,rrinc. l. has been de-
mon,trated 10 III, Nv who are now fur
ni~hiug cream To ti' Creamery at Sh"w-
hogan that the td,- les i a gr al help
to these farmers
The fright bu-u'-so lie Somerset
Railroad has incr,t-' / II -ueh an extent
that special train a"r yerV frequent IN
order to keep the station eard. along the
line clear. DuriuG t.' month of Deccui-
Der Il cars OF pulp "ere slipped from
the Solon pulp mill 81, ne, Nhile the big
,ulphitc mill Al Madison 7welle'! the
number of car Of that Commodity up Ia
q large number. and ed the am time the
Dodlin Granite Co.. f TIN, town wa-
sending awaN en an J'"raes tea ears at
granite DAY
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-05

quite remarkable religion, work II
in progrr-. in fiIt-iicld Mr->r,. lone,
and Allen. TIN, BAILEY PRAYING band are
conducting revival meetings in mion
with the Methodist aud Free Baptist
churches. The meetings have been
continuin. two week. aud havr gather
ed a strong current ut Irrvor and p"W-
cr They are largely attended every
evening and people hire are feeling as
never brturc the pressure of higher
duties Fifty al least have already been
converted and reclaimed, and the work
seems but in its beginning. Ii is many "A
year if it ha> eyer been since Pittsheld
saw it after this fashion. sunday Was a
wonderful day, Over twenty-five began
the thri-tiau lie.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-05
Ii>lIoia = Ferry

Elmer Decker l. in Portland attending
4 commercial school.
Mr.. sarah Drllzer al Milu. j., visiting
nj the home IF hrr brother, Mr. Rich
ard Nell>.
Mis- Mabcl lettisraN i, teaching in
district No. 3. tliuton.
The farmer, improved the limc. the
pa-t ,,eck ia hauling Wood toth"il dnor,
or log Ia the mill
Iewi> Wrll- ha- returned Ia y. II
Mr.. J. VI. Prttigrcw and wife ,fenl
II. killdcr "a, 'liuioG.
Eugene becker i le3raius biography
Al Clinton,
Mr.. f. j. Mitchell rrccuti, visited
her ,i>trr, M. Kate k"~m:u.
Tlc concert aud Christmas tr,r AT The
church saturday eve, Dec. 2lth. wa Il
success The house VIZ sell filled i'll
spite of the cold weather \ very in-
terestng program Wa> we'll carried ont s,
and much enjoyed by ali. The appear
ance of santa Claus delighted the little
folk. There were many valuable pre-
cut. among those distributed AT the
close of the concert.
There va, Il Christmas tree At the
school house ON the north river ROAD,
Monday night, Dec. 18th. \ short pro-
gram consisting of music aud rrCitations,
proved very interesting, santa Claus
came a, vas expected aud assisted in the
distributie.of the presents. The two
trees were loaded and presented very
attractive appearance. There We're
many nice presents. and all were re-
membercd
Mr.. {. u. Harri, Of Canaan visited
At Nj A-a Pratt last wcch.
Mr. aud MR.. L. Il. Well pa--cd the
sabbath at skowhcgau. called there b1
the Illness If Mr.. WILL sister, Mr.. q
II. Pishou.
Mr.. Jasper {. Jennings OF thi, pltce.
aud Mr. Louisa a. Singer at Wat"rYille.
were married IN Fairfield saturday even-
iug. Dee b.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-05
Browns Corner

The funeral service, Of the late Nil
lard Brown were held at the old lplnc-
stead. "Wednesday Dec. 2sth. ~ o'clock
T. NJ, and ~crc attended hy i large
number nt ncighbor- aud frieud-, IL pay
their last tribute Of respect to ole whom
they regarded i. an houc-l m3n. he
sermon VA preached by l;cN. .lalnr-
'l'ibhctt, ot lIrlaud who made ii a
docl ritual on.
\ trw hour II da-hjng rain aud a
lew hour. Of subsequent warm weather
has come and sonc. aud taken about all
of our SNOW, consequently aboit all OF
thu -hddug Operations are suspended
The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-05
ISingh.lln

Nj. !. !. Lander, representative to the
legislature. went T." >ugn'fs Tuesday
morning
Mr., Frank Adam, still ters lick
"th lnmbago.
\ hoX ,ociablc on Iae,d5s evening
attracted goodly number q Uniou
Hall. The entertainment consisted of
reading Is Mr. Alice Goodrieh, Music
by Nil. Martha lIought"h. Nj, { lara
Baker aud Mir Kate Burkc During
The evening four charddc. Were present
rd which were given with lit'le or no
prcviou, preparation, hni seemed to
amu>e the audience. One al thc best
things of the evening WI an inn
promptu dialogue between NJ. Juliet
Goodrich and Mrs. Lrphe l'Hcble in
which were many "local hit which
came very near to the paTm. HE pro-
Cceda of thi- eutortaiumen vi toe Civ
Ell towards purchasing lfaery for
the church.
On saturday evening Bingham l.odgc
Of f. aud \ Mason, p4, if-ttutcd.
The following officers VIZ ials .lcctcd /:
W, " Hamlet, W. NJ I " Moorc,
:. NJ; \. y. Burke, j. y Mark say
age Treas, {. \. Colnnaa >ec. b. r.
Smith, :. D; Albert cH.-ie. !. r.;
j. :; 7. II fa>-, 'ryl'1; Il fnhlc.
Marshall.
The infant chill of N. aad Mr..
Wills smith 81 Moscow lied Monday
Mr.. Ben Adams attcud,d tn odd
Fellow, meeting at oolou al fuc day
Jnrr.at 4 ,,ILf- lit in., loo