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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-27
Diui0en1 Notlcej.

- ALL COUPONS DUE 1ST PR0X., and the
kA the principal Of all bonds due that date issued by
Hthe RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY. secured by
h0mg stock IN nshed the following railroads cartrust
be and that date at the Oces OF Post
too,dartin & Plne-st Clark &
n, O. 80 south 3d-st. Philadelphia:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-27

The following sales were neln az tne Elk
change salesroom to-day;
BY Richard " Harnen.
7-stOry iron front house with lease Of lot No 239
Broadway W cor Of Park place lot 27.6x9o.3 -.
III W NeedhaIn oOu
lOi on Interyalave cor OF l65th-st, 34.SIl00
lot adjoining above 35xo7 o. b Darlington. iiS
lot adjoining above 2aI355; II Bergh loo
lot adjoining above, 25xlOO same purchaser. 81
lots adjoining above, each 2JxlOO Caring -.
LOT on interyaiaye. cor Of i67ih.st S6x75 RI -
lots East ls7th-st, 20 II OF IntoryalGve each
ZJxSOi 4 Arlington ZCO
BgA. H. Muller q son.
3-stoTy brick house with lot No 323 stanton-stws
about 90 Il g OF Goerckst lot zJx7O, Frederick -
4-stofy brick houses with lot Nos is and II Dry
Dockst s, about IS It of l2th-st, lots together
IN SIZE fBx,li ID Bun er. =: SSOO
1855 Mewiiis@ > = --Y ,'".. e $3.50. 200
N sI1e IOOx7 4.6SiOOx75.e ii IOcscrott... 1O7OO
1908 F Il CSsaitt 10000
size 55sx 10 Il x5ox7o; same buy 10000
505I5sxsSxas i6xeO; L Holly 49, -. 10000
New -. 1880
100 N Gross -0O =. y. ., C-'' 1928
100; Cowen ...'.............. $1,000
ByL IL FhHItps.
4stOry brick front and S-story frame buildings with
ave lot 25x 1915 D Rater 900 $4,000
Frame and brck house with plot OF land on SHAVE
NJ cor Of l3th-st, plot OF land 6lS155.3 III 1900
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STAINED.

5000 5000 Gaaa ordinary oliie Midding 1915
Tnrnrs fairly active closing steady At decline Of to
points S Seyem ist w ioo O4 December ls @l94s
January. ieefuA,Y, T 800 II Jane iG996
S S, Iu angus s l prSe' b Dor
Rings ano eIn9TV ~ & February, Loo; March
iS Apr May 49, June aSg 1Sy 10 IS
A Alss November lO.4S December lC4z d.
Jalgar loo2 Sr lIS s. May June
a. ~ jny IiI7GlllS; August. il2Ball.2" Transier
abe STSef AND MEA1-FLoUk-Maket IN buyers fayo.
without Gand and the obSng trade confined mainly
70 small parcels 10 cover urgent "ahI. n 400 bbs
q T hs ira s. 80 ass CO. Dbls ~ 40 s. -
saye eois 9S DDS Low Grade - "a 90 2lgo
bo Wiaef hS4 ~ aosS IS later an extreme superhne
$500 o. latter extreme; Common 10 an
SoS fxtrs Western "a = so G9oa 70 enc C. = -
Good Choice do - 9gasa SQn RSrt1e IS 30 So 81
$las4 i' Iea g. ogq Il. ~ - iiragSt Patent
81 So st. Louis Common Fair Extra 81 = % :
S S9OS e Xsy 81 le g s amy 20 ty Nil Ex for Indies
g e. ~ sSu' Closed A,asiI a T. oDs6UTHERN FLOUR
eaie Unchanged sales 200 b6s Common to S,ooF AZ
s9 Nh aiP Eauiy sses $50 superhne 50 6JGSi
nf~ g, iicK% St flour selling - SOGS5 co...
CorN MEAL ouiet uut hanged
4 sc lower very es moderate aeTiHe
business sPeealst,ys account 9Gs9S 600 9u 6us az ta
S0a0Oo bush cash. nelGding migrated Winter Hed SIC.
s stesTsS No sea SS Ss NS LED LED 3 V %
for cert4ncates 81 Ool2dS1 O0As delivered
al oss tree on Doard; Mixed Winter, 81 O6 TED Canada
81 0qs. in bond migrated White S2c 81 II steamer
%o z White Soc. steamer No. " bite 50 0o6c; 40.
Whte 81 U6aSI O6A No White, 81 USleGsl lol9 for
certiaestes Il il asl liz. delversa No Red for oc
foher n USasl OSss closing 81 OS 90 November
ST %. 6Sl os5.. closing u ~, 90 december, 81 y
81 OSL do January 81 Il A4GS4 ia closing u ~ e
Novemer ri o. Try scarce anu nliny ned WIN
fsir export INQUIRY Western. 70 G14c canada tog 81
safe car.Ots and bOatlOads l4Qffc, safes yVO pusn
InSTaded 75c. Riley in far request ~ M prices
saes ~ zoo bush No. TwOrowed stale soc, IOOO Dsn
No rwo.rovged state, arrive soc No Canada quo,e1t
Szslol. No Bright 81 O5 0Sl "a. .--.B BARLEY Ma u
nnief and steady .C0RNCAsh lots qulet ana Nllhou
fecided eaauge prices options fairly active ~ ue
eine limited trade for the immediate wants OF JoDUeIs
nofbine doing for expOr sales IL O,OOO DusL future
a. OO0 bush cash, including Ungraded nesterh NlAS
srsa-7 &C; No SOA2 Ia eles at0T 81 ny
Tnnat-a Nhise S3GS5 9c Yellow, osVJOc. 10 AAAe
Oct1Der Is &c. bid. SIC. asked 90, NoveInDeI' 90
lsli.c closing 79asc. do December. rag 10
7lsc do the year. 72 40 &c, closing l[ 90 Jahus
c9SS6Ssc, closing 4s6ei 40 feoluSry 81 %cI
i0s seady options sass 4g2Vgo o SGsG
<scs No White, 42c no 2, 452d 46ci no l. s D.:
tSa49c. 30 Mixed November, 4iS@Al So eloSlh
siSes do Deceuber 425s043c, closing 42asc; 90 Jan
uary sd43Lc, closing - fisD 1u a. IN ~
80 H. Ssas7Ioc; go and 80 n zoe; 100 H. soc al 70
sharDs 81 lOds 20. ...-.RYE FEED, ~ 2c-9sI.
BEERBoHM's LONDON cABLEGRAM OF THE 10Th Nsi
ppyo,ra o-.NrfrY ON GRAIN ON PASSAGE As FOL
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Bankrupt Notices.

nISTRICT COURT of the UNIIED
~ STATS for the SOUTH Erin DIsTRlCI OF NEM-
fogK- the matter Of Lesser sIhiA hASnr;
L. uut- BANKHuPTCY-A warrant IN oaI IupnnS
cen .sued by said Court against tbe estate Oh
TIL NHARDT OF the city and Coanty Va hanErupt
-. State oI YORK sid District adJudseo
ton the D, ton OF his creditors. and the pay "
ebts and the delivery Of any property srsV v
Can't 70 and tne transfer ., Any ~ ad
D. needing OF
nkrnpt 10 proye their debts and choose one or hos
% gnees ~ his estate VIII be held a. Court OF IN
- ~ holden a. No e. in the tiy OF oudo =, Ia
ta District the 9th day Of NovemDsI & an ar the
scOok a. m, the ONCE OF MI yOhn W AA'uo WV " ~
s,rgtsters Bankruptcy VI said Co4rt Nf.ssarcsr
HENRY r. KNOX. Marsha--hessonseI,
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
BuL. JAI. phfIlfDS.

8 stOry brick house with lot No 80 Beiford-ave.
VS.. 20 II Of Clymer-st lot 20xl00; Floyd Me-
WIS
lot W Steu1en-st, 20 II = of MilOughby ave, 25x
100; IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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kECURDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

NEw-JERSEY REAL ESTATE.
49, acres OF land fronting on HUDSON River AZ
Shady side, near Fort Lee; P higgins. .-.......
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Goruoratlon Noilte5.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU FOg ThE COLLECIioS or lAAks' !
No. 9 CHAMBEEs orREEI, 90,
NRW.l ORK October % ISsZJ
TOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Xotce IL hereby gfven that the Assessment rolls on he
nte Personal Property. and Bank STOCK ~ lne w n
fy of ~ a York Tor Inc lo-2, have Derh CEN
LIE an the taxes thereon are no" ~ue
~ 80 ~ avEenf h. forc the FIRST day Of November next
"a pefson 40 having shall be entitled to the dement's hieh
49, m fhe fh section C the Act OF March 80, sou VIZ
rcction ni the rate per cent per annum nom
/. &c ''N' ~ - MARTIN I. MCMAHON,
Receiver Of Taxes.
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Rv Charlie y tVaJ,,ys

l 3-story brick house with lot No 65 Edrdge-st.
OF Hester st. lo 1O.liKlVO; Nathan Name. SlO3
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COTTON MARKETo-BY TELEGRAPH.

LrvERPoo oct 20 -l2Sn D. m Cotton sitanyi Aiaains
1000 bales Tor speeaaton anu export hrTpf g a
bales InelnIing SUeO ciSbeT deTery f do October
and November delivery Cad do. November and Ds-
yry Ss,d do January aud February deiyery t's.d
40 n rTry 6 do April ana Nav delivery G7sdi do
May and June Gd dc; JaRe anu r Sny scaG
LyEgro9L oct 2{0 1dS r,p5d. s Good Ordinary
pIand. Sad: Ordinary Upands I'D Midding oleans
esd Low Niiddlng Orleans gu a. Good oI{naIy s
Jiing clause Juneand July delivery. 6lse4d ,.,,-,
& SSSne eSasc OcjSbefdeyery giaad DO october cpd
November delivery Ge1di no. s pgyf a. 'S"''
cry vT 1t oct 2-2O D. m-CoTton-Ine SAFES OF the
nay Ty Tt oci 70 5:0 D. FutuIesupanas
Low Mddne clause October aer pd az 1ccea5er
delivery, 6Aed do December and Janaa' Y T s
very Giisd: do. juno and July delivery OSold Futures
ci.7ea ssTs Oct .e-cotton quiet; Mddling 97c Low
MiGdnng. 0asa6Zc Good Ordinary none net receipts ~
'I saIrxcsa Oct l-couon quiet Middne lotc Low
MlaalinS lV Er SG 70 Great ban 90s b1es
$40 Dags sales .p2neFs .}sy SSn 81 Low
Mlding. lQe Good Ordinary s l Hsio. net receipts O''
sis ssToS oct 2G-Cotton and lower yelnes OF
fired ii loc opened Ia later nominal see5 hsn s az az
ports coaswise q 20 bales stock Iy@g Gsss mo t,
mimg. i0sc; Good Ordinary, CSC receipts rs. 0aie''
shipments So bales raes 9aI's sIcA l3g I'D loLc
oN Midding Toe Ordinary 9aic; net receipts
81 e so 6 continent 2osS bales ASH bales
sales baes; stocE Gg4Ol bales ,,,,,ps 1os.c Low
Niddne loiso' GOOD ordnay 8g'' 7 nst sas sales
SS Saes, ross 9sl bale bales: shipments i Jus
NEwOALEISs OCT. 26.Cotton weak Midang S.rcss
7s3 6aiea gfoss 34 bales exports TO the OFT nsns
S aIt evening" 500 bales stock Ii 500 f..
SAVANNAH. oct. 2d.-oorton quiet, Miainng; d0e Y
BALES gross 522 bales; exports TO the oon,.nent GS
bales; 800 bales. last evening 2lOO bales ''oc
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EuRoPEAN MARKETs.

LvRgrOOi- Oct 26-Bacon, Cumberland Cut, 81; rhor'
RIB S. Pork. Prime Meas. lO3; do western W. lhI.h
Western. 81 "a cheese American Choice Dy No,'
Tjd for Mixed old. Turpeune Spirits AL PrOysl"lss
Lard 81 per cwt for American. Breadstuhs-'qrh ~
for old Mixed Western. Wheat ldH31d pr oehS - ~
ifornia Club; led for Red Western SPRING eiH1o
LONDON oct 26--spirits Turpenune 403d. Calc9I,t.a
Iinseed I'D per quarter. nusrcd OIL 81 90 -
per tun TallOE. "a Dor Refined Petroleum D I'll"
b9sd. per gall 80 - -..t,.oa Cor
ASTWERP Oct 26-Petroeum, Is francs - centimes ~
Pine pale American paid and 10 francs sellers WILCOX
Lard. Ia francs per 100 kilos
RRENES, oct. a6-Petroleum. marks 40 pieunigs ,..
nAygK Oct 2C.-WucoI's Lara closed at 81 FaD0'
90 kiOs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-27

Co,,arv -Cap;ta stock. $40 316. 500, IN shares OF
SSson each. and consolidated mortgage per cent CENT
SoDSs STA 500 900, Of which amount $oooo,VOu
ore reserved TO retire that amount OF ou's'a"oi"s
divisional bonds. A., 49,. 80 a,s
oae;on ~ dealings TO the Fort Worth and Denver
fstock which was made a week ago.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported;
CHICAGO ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND OMAHA
1880. ISL lSs 20
N1%o Se 81 q IN October sssss s7os5 1928 e$
Jan 10 y. Oct ri ... 235OOs5 3,07o065 Ssi2'o''
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
ST ss22$tSSS s s1s77iiSo l6i4sSsS
LONG ISLAND.
1891 1882. Differences
49,, -. =. o..oho, esgS57 s5l237 Inc Sl2.lOg
an / to oct 2S... 100000 El.924lo- Ah0 ~"''i'-
IN. ra.s,nts ot nout ana graIn at the prlncipal
Atls1t,c ports this 26ih day OF October were:
NeSYOrS
Canal 30 Cty,s a ssi4 p ssss HG Ssas
wnea.Ousn 1850 $1,000 $500 ss5 5o 1892 l49S9
Corr. 244OO 2iSSS poo 2 sioo 1900
R&e. b%shi. 500 1000 1890. 500 ,Soo
barley bush. sl'loO 1870 -. -. 4,OOO
Tota, bush 2i2 100 ls6625 ..... $4,000 $3.50 49O-o
The following were the receipts and shipments al
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day
aeeeDta alpnol->
c9Icaco Mnw'xea chlcsasga Mlw,k esa
Flour bbls...... 2)9o4 l661s Iol.9
Wheat. bush sees s 25Ss i SsSS5 1923 go
Corn. p asn-lgs11 sss 100 100 4sgzs 300
Sys 1885, 5sss5 s5 5ifS s5Gss 1855
Total BUSH. s65,OO5 9Os84 l4elSa 2Se''
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ByL J&L Phillips

4story brick front and S-sory frame buildings with
lot, so lZG West l9th-st. SIS, 1898 II y OF 9TH
ave lot 25x 100; Ruter Observation-Disclosures. SIS
Frame and Orlck house with plot OF land SHAVE
necOr Of 19Jh-st, plot OF land 6l.SXS5.3; .
Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-27

OFFICE OF TIVE NORFOLK AND NEsTERN r. Il; COZ
81 AND 80 SOUTH ID ST, fhILADELPHlA
ryVHE coupons maturing November /, dSSZ,
the general mortgage bonds oi me NoIi y,d an
esteIn RAJ Company viii be paid on ana atcr
Hay oyember l. 1884, the mon NatlOhal b"A VI
YORK banking house OF T. W ClarA Co. NJ %
f'oU'A ~ WILLIAM q. MACDoWELL. Treasurer.
--------- SAX FRANCISCO, Oct. l3 1881.
THE Fatber lie Sn,et ConsOlidatedG Colo Mining
Company declared DIVIDEND No. ~ OF - 90
ENTS PR SHARE pay able al the once Oh 49," vii
Waust NeE-York November l. Transfer DOCKS wiz
Ioss an 10 0Sd tnst II. DEAS Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-27

IsEATlNG aud Self-feeding Parior stoves
Rasrcs House Furnishing soods n j. NOW hhAn
~ yessy a., oppestss Washington Market
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REAL ESTATE

NEw-YoRK Thursday, Oct 20, 1892.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-27

1Otai bush ~, IUU Iob.OIo off"V' O'00
The following were the receipts and SHIPMENTS al
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day
ooo.,,,. shipments
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Miscelidueous-

COPPER. IRON and STEEL SASH CHasNS
vcars aannaelufed sae &C % TSsSes
~ Hnsler. ihO9 ~ seOss.O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-27

T0OK.-By a German person. reliable, hon
~ est experienced always reference IL required In
American family rds 2s5 West 4lstst first h0or.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-27

COOK.-By German woman assist In wash
~ ing country preferred best city reference $40 Last
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-03-28
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

.xnoyER. March 2j-Winter still lin
,.r. As regards cold wes,her and good
s'.5ghiug. Farmers hsve had an excellent
.',os for marketing, and so lave loggers-
rs, who have had the energy 10 continu'
n the woods, and March has been the best
nth Of the winter for business. The
,,,D,rr on the whole has been very fsvors-
~. for a short supply Of hay and grain
slsO fuel
The bell at the first Parish was success
o,,,v n,sced in the belfry last Tuesday, and
3. o6.foned" compared with the Thing
=. -.r,vrd." Mr. Henry Abbott OF Rum
h,s superintendent it raising, with large
.,ord 10 attendance. We regret Mr. JOS
Norton received an ugly cut on his foot
xbilr hewiug timber at the raising.
We bear it predicted good maple sugar
,s.sop. the frost is deep and the snow j.
-, excepting back in the forests.
MoEE ANON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-03-28

'"'sByRG, Nar 2j-Wr are now in q
Wy 10 alye town history writt-n
'''-'l'''ee was appointed last year, aud
> 'vldoilars Appropriated by the town.
spa handler was appointed to Ill IN,
t- -'4Ncy on tue Committee caused by the
,''l OF De- Bradley; and the town Thu
- '''e' two huuireI dollars more for
: -'e OF The Committee. aud they hav,
go. H'n. George 3. Barrows 70 uu-
N. 'ae WORK Of preparing the history
,s,r' . Is amply qualified BY education.
a.. = aud literary taste for writing a work
-" D. va. be 50 full Of interest to every Cit
dI,, - - Native Of Old Fryeburs. We pre-
m 'lv result Of Mr.. B4rrows's isbor>
A. book crsditable to bis own liter
Ana sue and monument to the worth
or '5'. 'ence Of our people aud the fam.
"H' GAE O-Ls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-03-28

DIEp-Iq Grafton, March 10. after lon.
.lln->s. G q. VI. Brown. agei 81 wears. Mr..
B-nwn suffered greatly during the last six
w-,kS Of his life.
Mr. Brown WAS one who will he greatly
missed. A. a kind neighbor, and 4 good
rrien 20 any one in need, h. will long be
-em-unhered He was extensively engaged
a mm1ering. The ut. Abram Lodge of
.OnF .ll1ws. OF which he was a member.
,-t nde the funeral. Rev. Mr.. Bossermtn
G n 'uct ~ the services. His gentle wife
aud ageI mother, who cared for him with
living csre snd unceasing patience, have
the sympathy of all 10 Their sad affection.
Two nru;hers AMI q sister, an four child
r.u are eft to mourn the loss of one who
was ever a nd friend. I'D. d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-03-28

will now take this Opportunity 10
IN .nk my many Customers la Oifor Go.
for their liberal patronage since "p'neh
hnsiness In Norway village. AM hope by
Keeping y drxt class stock aud selling he
same al low prices to- m.ri' N continuance
Of ,sme. Very Respectfully,
M. M. PHINNEY,
40 ID M " I'LL LIE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-03-28

PoRTER.-Cspt. Moses \. Stanley, who
sss been confined for number OF years at
The Insane Hospital in this State, died Sat
urdsy, Mar Is. His remains were brought
70 Porter, the place OF his home and nativ-
ity. and buried the 22ud.
Daniel J. Fox is preparing to enlarge
his store.
Samuel T. Garland is quite i'll.
Charles X. Garland has returned from
Browndeld, where he and his wife have
neen for the past two years experimenting
Brownfeld Town Farm. He will carry on
his own farm in this town for the year 10
come.
Lumbermen have closed mp Shedding for
this season. Their oxen have left the
woods In good condition, and are in good
demand; all that will sell for beef are
bought by drovers at high prices
Porter Town Farm is superintendent by
Daniel Durgin aud wife, who were In the
'sme position last year. Price paid $500,
an Increase OF 500 over tina, paid last
wear.
Geo. f. Stacy buried his only daughter
at week.
Frank L. Mason Is building stable for
parties In Freedom, y. II.
Bees wiutered very poorly this year.
nearly all have died In some benches.
Robins and bIuebirds are plenty.
Many predict poor season 10 make sap
-ugAT NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-03-28

+. SUMNER Mar lS.-It vas our pleas.
ure. rec ut v. to visit your venerable aud
faithful corresp1 N Int, " II utford," AZ his
o eassnt resi- zen e in Hartford. Although
he has seen merry - years, he is still
young n min :, IN active in holy. aud IS
rea jy % r7arsrS- a. ever. IL will well re-
lty any Que 10 visit hi n AMI examine his
.,1iuet OF curiositieS tie has several
,crtp-hppkS thttNrr died with choice Sc
l-c;iOnS. aui arranged with much c are ani
,y~tem Almost any statistics that one
would ike - refer N, my he found here.
Al II his cDrre>p1n lence that has been
111i>hed may here De found. Anyone
that delights in aucien, relics aud old-time
curl sit es should visit his collection.
which he will NJ pleased 20 show aud ex-
plan. ca his arm IS beautiful spring Of
clear cold water, AMI his son Henry has
shipped over 80 barrels or the sparkling
beverage 70 Boston. where il is fading 4
rapid sale. II. now senis two or three
barrels per week. No doubt il Is as good
- much Of the famous mineral water al
yerti.ei. Bro. B.cknell and family will
lalrtily welc)m. all who nay delight To
all At their pleasant home. IL will pay TO
AL. SLoCUM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-03-28
March 24.-Mr. Seth wrm.n ,

March 4.-Mr. Seth wyman met with q
severe accident last Friday by fall. which
fractured the bone in the hip socket OF one
~ his legs. He has been in feeble health
Tor year or more, and this recent injury
has caused him intense pain and suffering.
Mr.. VIM. Pipgrse has just taken posses
lion of the Fryeburg House. He has pu
on good coat OF paint within and with.
out, and what with varnish. new paper and
furniture and a arst-class stable, they in
tend to keep fun house and satisfy all the
wants of their patrons.
The spring term OF the Academy opened
with about seventy students, the largest
number for several years. An unusual
number Of strangers are present at this
term. h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-03-28

PARIS Hon. W. W. Thomas, jr.. OF
Portland. delivered his lecture - Rambles
IA Norway, az the Court House, last FRI
lay evening A large and attentive audi
"uce greeted the speaker. and listened with
deep interest 20 the entire address. Mr.
Thomas i an easy and pleasant speaker,
aud Is much interested in this subject A
large amount Of valuable information re-
sarding this country, it, geography, natu-
raj conformation, the people and their Gus
toms. i contained in this lecture. These
acts are presented 10 a manner, 20 euliv-
ru~d 10y Wit, and so graphically pictured,
10 carry the nearer 10 that far of land
nd make him familiar with It's peculiarl-
ties.
The regular meeting or the circle will
&c held II the Baptist Vestry, Wednesday
evening". There will be pleasant exercises
tui all are inyited.
SoUTH PARIS -O1s OF A. L. Shurtlef's
aremiun Toulouse geese has given up
the COOS" aa died. She WAS one or the
Quest OF her species. The pair was worth
tn dollars.
VI. Eiwtrj L1niers accidentally dis
.hsrs~l a pistol recently, the bullet pass
~ throlsa tue hand between the first aud
I'M dusers.
\ meeting OF the firm OF c. NJ. Daley (
. i called Tuesday, the 2Sth. 81 10 An
ID see whit course i advisable TO take
with the afrd rs OF the firm. The factory
Sc SET.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-03-28
Steamer. Eiesnors and Frsnoonis

III ,rtil further notice leave Franklin Mner
.-,Isns avery MONDAY and THuksDAr
Tsp NJ and leave Pier - east nver' ~
FORK, every MONDAY and Thono
= ". -. ,.... staarers
III ,o1ch AZ vineyard Haven on tner Pa
age TO aud from New fork. rr''e'
rss.e .re.mers are arted up with nne aecom.
notation. for psssengers. mating n.n M New Yer,
't5h x,Sc Goods destiE ed beyond Portano
'r Nes Ysk iors.rded 10 dsst,Da1.D 0S' Il,
r. m Dee. I, 20 Mag Let, no passengers vi"
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-03-28

Spring Styles of wool
ems, for suits, for gents
wear, just received, and
the same cut and made
to order.
n. n. HOLSTER, South Prals.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-03-28

TEMPERATURES LAST WEEK AT A Il
Snndsy. % :. snow; Monday, so clear
Tuesday. "a, cloudy Wedrsday' IL
now Thursday, Il clear; Friday, 20
.lnudy. Saturday, A., clear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-03-28
TRUNK R. R.

Winter Arrangement.
On and after Oct II, and until further notice,
trains will run as follows:
COMO WEST.
Expresstraius for Lewiston, will leave Portland
at 7 10 A. M, ~ rs and j:l5 p. m.
For south Paris, Norway, Montreal, Chicago
and the West, will leave Portland at ! 30 p NJ.
Iewistop l:5J D. NJ, South Paris at ~ Nor
Wsy 80 D. m and Gorham 81 ~ u. m.
Mixed trains for South Paris, Norway and Cor
ham will leave Portland at 30 a. m. and p NJ
South Paris at 10 q. M aud 7:iU p. m.
GOING EAST.
Express trains for Portland Will leave Lewis.
ton al Z 10 a. M, Stand Is 0. IN.
For South Paris, NORWAY, Lewiston, Portland
and Bostop will leave Gorham al Ol 4. m, South
Paris at 10 AS q. M, and Norway ST iO:!- a. m.
Mixed trains for Portland and Lewiston VIII
leave Gorham at 3:i5 3. M, and IL 10 u. IA,
South Paris At q 10 q. M, and 2;la y. ~.
Trains will run by Portland time.
Joseph HtCksON. GENERAL Manaacr.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-06-29

Senator Pendleton made another
effort to-day to call up the resolution
introduced by him on the 9TH inst, in
relation to the levying of political par
tisan assessments on the employees of
the Government by the Republican
Congressional Campaign Committee.
Senator Hale, for whose indulgence the
consideration of the resolution has
been delayed, only returned this morn
ing. He again appealed to Mr. Pen
dleton in open senate for further delay.
1t was finally agreed to postpone con-
sideration until Monday next, with an
understanding that it will then be tax
en- up. The resolution has created a
great deal of suppressed excitement
among the Republican managers, and
evidence is being daily furnished to
the Ohio Senator from all parts of the
country of the means taken to extend
the system of levylng assessments be-
You'd what was ever known before