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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

r,aucs,ed 10 repeat II. Rev u T. suoN
very clearly dshned the "Chsutsuquan
Idea" and could not fail 10 Impress ever
one prs-ent OF the great advantage OF be
ing 4 member Of the &. l.. ,. e.
There ale Circles In almost evcry coun-
Ar, ON the globe, and II Il becoming world
"a I'm IL influence. Its membership IL
composed OF some OF the finest scholars IN
the land, although II vas started more
particularly for that class who hs'e nov
had the advantage Of Academy aud Cohege
and those who have been thus tAsofeu;
ind Iln the &. l.. :. G jast inst course OF
reading suited % their taste. ani feaiJ
review OF What they learned (perhaps 'sry
imperfsctly) In their college course. We
believe that this graf Chaaisuqaan move
ment IL doing more % elevate the MISSES
than anything else outside u Chfisusniiy
snd. indeed, this Is 80 blended With Chris
tl.nity that We cannot separate The tso,
for the true ChautauQasn accepts the mot
20, "Lst rs keep our Heavenly fa,her 10
the midst"
Another Advantage Of the q. l.. :. G. IL,
that one 4. no, obliged b b. q member ~
any local Circle. bat can prosecute The
studies al0ns, 90 that those living IN To-
c.ll,ics where circles canuo, be- formed,
can be q member % the great whole and
vet be alone Thus the writer has nearly
completed the course. aud will grA3aAte
next year. oar class ESQ numbers thirty
or more, and We expect 10 walk through
the arches" a. Fryeturg next year. We
would like 90 say much more 10 favor on
mi. great educ ati0ual school, bat vii walt
tlll another time. CH.ufAVqr.S'
East PolaHd
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Both Miss Staples AMI Miss Rob-
inson have hal the advantage OF tra'
Fl and study IN Europe. Mr.. Snowe
il Normal school graduate also a
graduate 81 Eastman Commercial
College.
This school j. situated m the pleas
ant village of Frycburg, noted Tor it,
hoalihful location. its beautiful seen
cry, and IT, freedom from places u
temptation.
The Academy Building. NJ well A.
the whole village. Is supplied with
pure water from Green Mountain.
Prizes amounting 90 500 90 a year.
are offered by Charles ID. BTrows'
ID. ID.
Good Board, ia the best families,
At from Is b. $3.50 a week, which IN
cludcs a furnished and carpctod
room. wood. lights, etc.
Tuition j. very low. only from -
g. e. Book keeping ~ extra and
Ponmanship soc. extra
For Board. Rooms Tor self Board
ing, or further particulars, apply to
HON GEO b. BARROwS, Sec. or
ALBERT r. RICHARDSON, Prn.
Fryoburg. August :, 1885
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Regular shoot next Wednesday. Aug.
l9th, at 30 p. m. All members 81 The
club ,qasst'd n be present Tor . grard
shoot by Cap, J II. Record.
The primary school will open on Mon.
day, Sept Tlh. Miss Emms y Shartls 4
teacher - heretofore. The high and inter.
mediate schools will commence the second
week In October. with Prof X j. Everett.
A. NJ, Principal and Miss Aunle Crooksr
OF Mlnot teacher In the intermediate room
Little Ethel Cook gave blrthdy party,
Saturday sfiernooo, 20 her little playm,tss
aud took them out 10 ride Ia Ma-on TIL
ephOne, which was well nlled.
Hon. WIN. Deeribg Of Chicago. now Wis
ting here. has with Characteristic gener-
oslty donated the corporation the necessa
~ funds 20 purchase handsome fountain
for Moore Park
4. Porter Stearns has Just purchased .
large lot on the Norway road, Just beyond
sylvan Snurtlsf's, and will commence At
once 10 grade the land and prepare for the
erection OF q handsome set OF bulldlngs for
bis own residence.
Paris MFG Co. are pu,tlng q large wing
on To their main building, 6Oxi0 and three
stories high This Is one OF oar most
stable Industries aud We are glad 10 see
their prosperity.
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Reported for tho oxford Democrat.

The ChsutsuQas State Assembly met At
Msrthas Grove, fryeburg, July 27tn 10
Aug. ist. and Was great success. Mar.
tha's Grove Is worthy OF particular men
ton. Nature has made II one OF the love.
Hest spots In the State, while Mr.. and
Mrs. Nnttsr have done all that money
could do 10 make IL attractive. The latest
Improvement IL the "lIall-ln.the-G Grove, ="
Just completed for the use OF the Cnautau-
quans. II IL . model OF convenience. The
boarding house aud diuing.hall are al that
can be desired, and Mrs. Nutter IL the
presiding genius OF the whole institution !
This IL only the second year OF the Stats
Assembly. and the number present Was
not 90 great a. We could wish IN see Jet,
the large towns were quite well represent
Cd In their Circles.
The course OF lectures Vas very instruc-
tive, and ell exeelled 10 real merit. The
one given BY DE-. @. v. Allen, on the "0r-
igiu OF Language" was particularly In
structlve. DIR. westwood's lecture, "Six-
" Minutes make one Hour" was very en-
tsrtaining. Rev. John Collins gave On Or
iginal humorous poem. on "Chautauquans,"
which was 20 mach enjoyed that he was
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MAINE BOOK AiEg.!'
{. n. JUOKlNS, Manager
385 Congress ST., Portland W.


IN tns towu Of AIbauy. f0r M yeaf l,,.',, Z
ina foIlos inE list ~ tatesl 20 800. ti
non .resiient 0susfsi 10 ne ~. ..g..,i 80
coi,.cto, I'D tsxrs OF sah tosn. -
asy OF jane. lssi. has bssn fsisfp'' " s,T 4
M ~ rsmainias uupsii on ihe .-it-s
Juns isss. b. his oertifcAts " ma ~ 800 a.
remain unpsid AL nOiice L. hsfe-l =, ~ "a.
the salt tAxes, interest and ,heiA sftr :
s.o,,es nom ~ dste of ne coma 90. =
bills. 20 much OF the rsai estate -. 49,, 81
sufIc,ent 70 pay ne amount DO ~, a.,tssf %
lns interest and charges, slli I, A. Trts
tee. BE- sold a. Pablo hueuo. - n ~
ursrfs On a. 10 al HI dsciin4 - - q
AIb.nx on ~ dr.l M0udAy In fclf-'l
one C'a-E In ne sftfr 900
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

PKor II ; CowELI. whom the stu
denu q PARIS It'll Academy oil remem-
ber q. As.isian, in 1873. j. Principal Of
Arms Academy. Al Shelburne Falls.
Mas. he sends us " CA,Slog q the
Academy Cor 1855. and a copy q the
Arms Student for June. containing re-
port. Of the exercises Of Anniversary
Week. The catalogue shows three rsg-
alar course. Of s,ady.-elA'.ieal. senerel
and English. seven Instructors, aud li0
s,udents
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STATE OF MAINE.
rsra.rH1ss Orrcs.

THrAstHHss uTrICr,
Atafsrs. Aasust m. lssi
nUHsJANr D. chsp sec. "a, u ~ kssiss'
-tsiuiss sul 20 lts ~tsts Tfeasufsf's rrs
- Aagusi. on ~ tinth isY Of September nst'.
Assrca o'rierl A N, ssn al cnuTef ~ fcsi
u ne tiGhssl tiisr al t1s llisfess Of ne sisis
ID fts trsr ~ ia 4 hsfelasitrf Described. llrE
IN anlaraftsafs 80 ta-ushlps. All tfssts nsNlns
ussu fisitd O. ~ -taas flr STATE sNcs std
sountf tssss. r.r,ihcf O. ne Treasurer of stte
90 tte go is.l
To sale sol nrsFsroc OF go tract " N D.
n.ts sutH ri ID = ristt In ne osuef o. psu asa
81 = u,s.s hts hsss tssn iof.sust. o fc.is. N
~ sams 81 49, tine - tain zee Ysaf afisf N
.ash p.ytas 80 tssierias 20 ~ pufrha.sr .
pfogafticu oi shat n lafchssef pals Ne rsftf
~ ~ sslr. suh intsfsst a. fhr rate n fNsntT
=. rraL rsr arnum iron ~ tfme q sas aaf
e. doIlaf for fflrs.s . sutA osusf nav frlieem
h. tsfs.l ID paYsg e. sisfestti 9, ne fress.
ser q siss ~ oFliei 10 catP e, 49,. IS. of
"a kF.sff >tsiaiFs
ste hfsrFrf 49, o. soI ats nfirs isss
lhsn tts sI 90 eat das ihsrcaa iof surh aiFsit
-lss salc an.F 49,. IHterrH al COS - D.
scfih- 4 ln NJ inlas a sfhrlu'f
oKFuEp COUSIN
go s--s.. "A. glieY o., o. 90
1aE ~ D, = h
lIlr tfi
4.lv e. go
TO- n.clstisf's Dftni, 81 ~
IpNtN 4. uUgLEtsH.
Irsasafsr q state
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

Hos. ]. b. HAN of Ls~iston. sends
usa pamphlet giving Information con-
eerning the North. Central and South
Amerieaa Exposition 10 Be held al Ns-
Orleans. from the 10th Of November 10
the first Of nss, April. This Is Prseti-
eally q continuation Of the New Orleans
exposition Of las, year. A nee company
has purchased the buildings, Se., and
has arranged TO eoatinus the sho-. No
doab, railroad rates oil be made loo in
order 10 draw visitors. and this oil give
. good opportunity to spend part Of the
drsary winter South Of Mssons and Dir
soa's linz.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
New Gallery with Sky Light I!
j. w. PERKINS,
Photographic r,
Andover Corner.
Ihotn.rsphs AL fsrre,Upe. Aiso ell liads
srArI NJ MAKE

W atNNE
oNFDgn $50 The llau. Justices Of our "a
pr. me Isdlciai 4 ar. nsxt D. D. holden a. fsf.
Il within snd fof sal1 couots - the secoad
Tuesiay 81 OctOnsr. A. u. l~-o.
EssnsetiulF represents tldea W Boz nton OF
Hiram. Ia ths Coaaty of Oxfofd, sforsssis, that
hs hAs resdei In the STATE OF Name In soe-f
faith Tor more thAn rear PRIOR u The c1nm-sc.
meat - thee pr,cecd nae that Ne Ns ltsiutI
msrriei 10 oas Julii N Lsey ct Jsctsoavllie, 10
IN Coanty ~ Carroll and state q Nes Hsmp'
sblre. by Reverend - Iiili, on the tssnty -sss
eoth day Of september, A. ID. ISIS. ant hat
teereaftefwards hs oohsbiied with the ssit Julia
al All JacksOsVille and ~ Cornish IN The Cosnty
of NOrk and state % Maize. uatil The sstentseth
day q JsnsAry. A. u. iel thai tince al IN .ef
manage hs has fatty performed every msrhAl
oblis .tiOn but that ssif Juiis N Laey wholly re-
sardless OF her marital day. on We ssvente-th
day q Januafy AFORESAID. Without Aey latt htols
csase thsref0r utterly DESERT roar libelsnt snd
has confused ssh deseftioa from sail seven
- N day of Jssuary 20 The prssent time.
YOur lbs ant further ssefs that hs has ~ the
All Jaha one ehilf. . toy nos About Ave years
oil b. the nsme Of william N. hotnton. foar
iIisslant farther aieees that The fesidencs o.
.hsrsbouis 81 the ssi Jana slnee The said De
sertl5a are unknOsn " hin AMI csnnot b sscef'
tainsd b. reasonable diiscaes. Whsrefore ne
pr.,s that a divorce IRON the bou1s % msuimonr
bef9eea hin snf MS said vns and ne cassidy OF
his al m inOr zoo nay b. dscfcsf " hin.
TIDE< W. BDi>TON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

oFucE OF rHk sHEsFF 90 OxfosD CoUsrt
STATE on MAINE.

Ofuck oF fHE sHEkIFF 90 OxfosD COUNT
STATE on MAINE.
ONtORD, u;-July ~. AD. ls3.
THIS is 70 give nosics, lhs, on the thirty art
Il DAY % Jaly. A. u. i.-3. Q warrant Ia In.
solseney uss lsssed out Of the Cou n Of InsolyeB.
". siludssi " b. an insolyent Debtor on petition
Of said debtor when petition uAs died on tha stat
day Of July, A. u. les. 70 which lsst named
psymest of any dsbts and the delivery and transfer
ofany property b<lonkinx % said debtor, ~ him
o. for HE use sad ths delivery and transfer Of
property 81 him are forbidden by Lac thafa meet.
Ing Of the creditors % ssld debt0r 70 prove their
d<ot1 and choose ons OF mote Asslxnsss OF bic
estAts, viii be held ~ Couu Of Insolvency 70 BE-
Cosnty Of Oxford. on the lelh day 81 Augssf,
a. d. l.e,. ~ nine oelock In lhe forenoon.
Sivea under ny hand the date hrst above writ
e join W. - S ~, - ps.s sssns,
County OF OXFORD.
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lFror En- Nss Yafk umrs. luif o.
COCAINE ~ NAY TENtn


he thrfsrsuiIril lsfs ri 0'rsnr tfl fa nlnrflls
Ia a. raIil 81 ff.s snulrrful rruriT 1rruH rnI
ts,r.nn.nr b. H. srprrrIsfri A'Hlnsi isIf Hf sfaf
81 ..rIr sfasf 81 a.fnH HtfIu ri fTuI toms IN HH'
~ hsan ir.fl tr ftr frsi tu0, an De- tlfFffs1
t.sfoui stpsffsfIoa. D. srrfss frtnre t.ai +" n
tfslflilr 0aur It.li - hsF rrf shall n t,afnt
b. a. IT, 0nrlfIrr. tui 90 furn L. tr Utsf pm. a.
lanrf sarfn ~ NJ Wsfs0n n fhf " fsiia nsiff IT.
r.f.l "a b. snfIfnrs anI flhsfIufHf rll' corr ~
isiInlls 81 rIltInf L. fHu ..I-lnlsiaIit ~ alni II
lad rrrn haI ar n0f received n|uNfnlaiHIT rfN
frnffs ffam many arurfrf m Ntf tfrn nN'fIirl III
ttfarrfrtl rrul1.is fraf H0lanr mrsf 0f ur0rsH.ir
.rffraf.fr. nr m Ell rFrufa ri HllIlNffI '.'I.F
49, ~ ftnff cases N s'Ih sruTf TT III taiH l'
frrr prevail tlrHus'T rrnuEhi hHFHfrfi n Nif
hrrn iNnsn that H.lt.nr, shfn trf..'i ia iH htHtf
srnirsaa a. e. poser of a.aI - rrfn iHf ri t''
no Obs ~ sfIln. e.. Il r.f urs 90 many Hl'''
- ur u.sanffh. rr.f.ss.r ri lauur'H A. 81
lsns liasrfa MHlral to..frr. rnh..sH1 ifial'.i
s..annf q case 0f srasI.Iar asthma '.f'I
.ur1I Hr Haranr. a. r0afTi naf AZ iH' Nm' NH
r..nr nrffrrlfr rssfs ri tsffaa 49, t.f"n.IIf .Il
III ~ al rrrnrr nr1rrIsfri SOB, nnraI irrlrrst fr
frIefa shrh .s pfnmrf.r f.lsrl hf tn t0sifurai
II al. a. iIsfrTssInE 'IurtHnlf. IT DE- liH II
.ss.a..ais.l frrsfa.fai tira.i lr 0tul-i na u M II
tsrfify tsll h. i.f.uI to tss.gu on Nm.n ri fi
sThrfr n trflu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
DIED.

n - Anlavrr. Ausri.i a JAM iieuy siryous.
- N Ye.r., eay ga ~ ~ i.is J.iars All N.fs
d ~frrfus
n f1iay of thf lac JAMES lifuv stevens desire
tlrurt Yar lo ulls ta thsnk thff frfus an nf q
tars l1f thr.f nInrss thrulEi hIs rratrttfi silA
nsss All flnrra. 49, 90 a. i.sui.ial innlif 81
49,. A. a. -rEFNS--
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STATE or MAINE.

saprsme JssisiAi Court. 10 Vacation, Ausas'
t'sos ne foregoing libel. Ordered, that ths u
h.l.rt awe rotlcs 10 The ssld yulla n. beynon'
N srsssr before the Justices Of car sspreme ~.
deal coua. 10 ,. holdss rSs. sss's rsss
dsx n Oc,ooer. A. ID isss, ty pubiishinf an ~
s.,si copy Of said libel sai thIs order iheres.
thres w.sts sscesssisely m the Oxford Dem csfss;
. newspaper printed :. rsns. 49, N
80, .,,or No AID second tuesday ef Ocsooef.
ts.t me nav nee and there appear and ssos
esnse m sry shs have. vky NE prayer OF san W
W9 wIET ylkslk. Jast,e> ssp. Jed. Cenrt.
A true coyy Of Libel and Order Of Ioan 'Asse'
Atssa: ALBkkI q AUsIIN. Ckfs'
oEoROE y. Cuffonp' Auy iof L''sn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
NEWS or The WEEK.

~sfrnnAr n g. osrs1laa.r-oser 81 lssa..ns
u t.an tsraaf sere raIIaltea aalFf a. $3.50 a-taf
80 ..rrlul.fanlss nr ttf lsrrr aau'sr = nfn II
o. 80 rr.frsslaa "a ar g. auuaill.is Il 'is.'
- I. 'as..s. ~ 80. -, q. $500 -. 80,
f-.r....a.I % -aIlrlsf ser f1Isf ~ ll0n atllft
Il uaaa e. Aa1lsfs. 0rn. hli.eI ~ lns..l -ltaIai
Trtr = 80 IsIrn. NJ. srI hIF. " Nau.tHn IN
a. 49, lElrTf it.st.n. t'u ~uaIsI atfInIsla
n eos lanr fT.frrei Al r..alrai sItIsss = $50
Nsfu.aif Elf. u. iI.lr a. o..lr sesf A. h.E,s'r
.n.I ~ liI knafn t...rr fl N.n.s'la1 30 NJ
~ IA aa=.lo.l L. lallls iial.11l. al n = ~
aIIlsf Ial.T sa.l assar II f.r solI a'li "a Inn
Hnrr. "a. arrI ~ frsrs
Naxnar o. Il. 80 freir.k hrg', ta.i
= E.asa.art -. - 'aaaltfi. 49, 4 o. sesn
....-l.f 50 rsrr a1a.tld l. O. a.fli -laIrs.
n $500 a ltlratll1 c.rrll llaal o. l. a. l.al
e. ~. HaHrrs' u Fl llF0ra.T t011lfIrf. a.Hl' Con-
i.r.af = cared a=fts a. IN frnHss.fseIs ga
r.r.rs rfrrrf. lf L. cd rr ~arfHl'' ni'ni 90
asar Il e. uan 49, IT ua aH1..I.nf n'HIe 0'rf
-. o. stt1. taf as 500 l.Ha tal Hffrs .ffs
500 .0af II n0rs1I r1a'H
Wrnxrsnsr A rr...rl sru.s N0r..ru ~
Yafk l. Co. sfrrusn. kas sll0rs l'r.1s 81
IH.-r.l.aE ur.t rrarrrfr Mr. N0.ea hai
fsksr "u M o. et. kaHsa 80 80
80. l,l---las 49,, 80. t.'.e w.
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a. us.rhr atrn HH 0.sUE's. q NH
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j. fl los tsn. arsI1 kas saai ttl 60
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

A REroEI Of the Grant Memorial ser-
vice. a. Frysbag. containing some Of the
speeches thsrs made. came too late for
mi. issue The speeches we're good and
will keep over one week. though -e re-
grst they esnno, appear Al this time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

A COLUMN Of interesting eoresPon-
denos iron out Of the County subscribers
appears on the fourth Psge Of tAis paper.
We have q Number o. letters on hand.
yet to Be- Printsd. and shall be glad to
hear from many more.
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MARRIED..

D. Aihanr. Aur..f .. ~ J. II. iasrIaY, - NJ
~ar.r.an ~.rtarr al N.ss fiors y. Hsmrlou, both
II AItsaf
2 Dunlsm al NJ. Nsias islgttau. toih ~ Pans
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
STATE OT MAINE.

r.. r.r.onsiiv sppsarsd Ehisn W. Bo,stos
,.e,re usetISnsi aai made oath 10 the trsth Of
a. .ll...1I,ns conts lsed "a The foresoinf libel.
RsiOre me. okOk1k v. ,Liifvhp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
A. N. AUSTIN, Gen, A.,
si ENCuANGE sTEEE~. rnGfLiNl. rI
JiH. DECoSTER, Special Asi
MECHANIC FALf.. ST.

TtfE subscfibcr hrfehT tee II. .r...r. rE
Ne has tsra iulT aprf nfci tF M. r.H.f
> 1fss 81 fruhs's or tnr tnunfH nI Nr -
liIr Of
DOHtAs RUSSELL. sie rf uti.fI
Iu al lountF, ircsatrf b. sr.nE tHri u ri
las d.frfis nj Therefore rrIIrsis tII IFI.rI
tfttrd O. TIE estate nf ell trrfaaf.f o. matr II
nrfiatr ptTnrni. AL fh1tr HNl have a.
nanis fffrs11 o. fatltI CO. ssmf o.
Jsy 20, isl. CALVIN s.KJssEL
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rxKss .-Nsariy sab-cnptions, sils. n paio
strictly In adNancc cthgrsise. 80 per lesf
single coplcs. eve cents.
AbeEaIlsasnxrs-Au lsssl sd~srtl-amsn1s
AZ EINen thrcs csusecutlNe Insertions 80 -
psr lnch In lcusth 90 coluulns lropate ~. leee
rsl.lIna - Anal hslala. unllh ar 80 eacn
speclaI contT.cts malir uith local. tfansient 20
vgarIY alNurlla1ra
Jos FuIsrIss ne Oxfor,l nsmocgai olncs
u sci stocked sin ne~ materials iur ouins
a. AIMS ~ plain 90 tNncy 100 printng A.
eHpsrisnce.i lob ~ inter l. Asays An tne one.
an a. oar rrgssFs are run ~ STRAIN. - ca
raarAntaa rronpi an Satisfactory surk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

The same full corps % teachers il
retained and every possible all will
be- given % students who attend
school Tor the sake q learning. No
Others arc wanted.
Withou, question, Bridgton Aead
envy holds the first rank among our
training schools and offers unoqualcd
facilities Tor those preparing Tor bus
mess, for tho professions or for col
lcgc
The arrangements for boarding
and rooms are very complete and the
expenses unusually low.
For catalogues or any information.
address the Principal. No trouble
10 answer questions by mai! OF other
wise.
No. Bndgton. Aug I, 1885.
GEO T.. CIIADBOURNE, Socy.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

Ths snaaN susiiag q Oxfsrd CDaay fstront
n uusbsn.ify hstskl fire iasufsacs COMPANY
oil BE- held al a. snxt tial. soath fafts. las
dsy srp,emher ISIS. a. sseioet, a. n. Tor the
tfans sfion Of al less husinsss Which msy cone
lsfors q. 4. n skOR0k, secretary.
Auxasi tEh lssi.
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surrlas 81 "a o. csat rcrnfIIfans
saniafi 'rsf mstri. tlrII
sAurrL e. nfff Frft.t.
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blazing in circle of fire. 1t dashed through
the flame apparently with no fear whatever.
Mr.. Goodwin might do well to buy this cat
and add it to the many attractions OF his
piece.
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A great deal of interest centered this
week in the opening of Miss Rosina Vokes
and her comedy company at the Standard
theater. which it is said will be her last en-
gagement in this country. No sooner did
Miss Vokes appear upon the stage than she
immediat ely found favor with the audience,
which numbered many of her old friends
among theater-goers, who remember her
when she played in the Belle of the
Kitchen" and other pieces of the same or
der. She appeared in MY Milliners Bill, !"
one-act comedetta, and in a piece of alb
surdity called 1.-THE Pantomine Rehearsal" J"
The evenings performance commenced
with one-act comedy, In Honor Bound, )"
played by the members of her company but
in which she did not take part. Notwith-
standing that she was encumbered with
long skirts. she danced with great agility,
and withal, an ease and grace that was
particularly charming. She is exceedingly
bright and clever. and her engagement is
likely to be successful one. Those who
are fond of a fine burlesque will thoroughly
enjoy Miss Vokes' acting and that OF her
company. G. WoTHERsPooN, JR.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-12-27


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Nat Goodwin's ''Skating Rink" company
which is playing this week at the Park
theater. Brooklyn, to receipts that are
simply startling for Christmas week, begins
an engagement in Philadelphia Monday
night; going thence to Boston for two more
weeks and returning to New York for the
same number of weeks, where they will
play at the Grand opera house. One re-
markable phase of the Skating Rink" or
rather of Mr.. Goodwin's individuality in the
various characters he assumes in the piece,
is that not only does it draw new people
constantly, but any number of those who
have already seen one performance of it.
One of the most amusing features of this
piece are the marionettes impersonated by
Mr.. Goodwin and his assistant. The pro-
fessional skaters which accompany the COM
pany are really wonderful in their way.
Mr.. Goodwin is supported by a very good
company, notably among them was Mr..
Radcliff. one of the best darkey imperSona-
tors on the stage, and Miss Murdoch and
Miss Hattie Schell, who find many admir-
ers in the front row, among the bald heads
and downy-moustached young men. Miss
Schell may be seen in the above illustration
in the grasp of Mr.. Goodwin, after trying
to make her way into the skating rink as
one of the free list. Miss Schell is a great
admirer of cats, and the other day she went
into district messenger Office on Upper
Broadway, near Twenty-ninth street, to
send letter, when she was surprised to
find quite number of spectators around
the counter watching the performances of a
cat owned by the manager. On her recon-
mendation dropped into the office the
other day to see this wonderful cat. and it
performed in my presence many remarkable
tricks. The manager of the Office very
kindly gave me private performance. At
the command of Its master the cat held a
letter in its T Juth and jumped with it sew
eral feet, alighting upon its masters shoul-
der.
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''Oh, girls, let's see what they're stuffed
with"
1t also hung by its fore feet from the shelf
and remained suspended in the air until the
VOID of command was given to raise itself
to the top of the shelf. The cat was taken
dewn from the shelf and placed against the
wall. with its hind feet elevated and resting
on it, and with its fore feet and head on
the ground. and it remained in that position
until removed. At another time, Its owner
laid it down on its side on the counter and
at his command it wagged its tail until its
owner told it to stop. 1t also jumped from
the ground to the high counter and leaped
long distances when instructed to do so by
its master. The greatest feat that the cat
accomplished was jumping through wire
ring about one foot and half in diameter,
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The czar of Russia has sent Minnie Hauk
the cross of the Russian Order of ST. Anne.