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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-24
PORT OF HONOLULU. ii. 1.
ARRIVALS.

MoNDAY, February %.
steamship Alameda (Aml, Morse, days, Il
hours and 40 mnu ties from san Francisco.
steamship Australia (Brit, Chest, days from
Francisco,
Echr WaIehu. from KolOa
Schr HaleakalR, from Pepeekeo
Schr Sarah and Eliza, from Koolau
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BY AUTHORITY.

The atteD ton of all parties concerned is hereby
called TO the following section Of the Act relating
70 the suppression Of disease amongst animals
uSRcr1os Att shall be the duty Of every
person 10 report Immediately TO the nearest Ex-
scuavs Inspector or Inspecting ofcer, any AMI
mai ia or shout his own premises or the premises
Of another, which he shall have reason to believe
70 be affected with any Infectious or contagious
disease or distsmper, aid under penalty OF not
less than five and not more than one hundred
dollars for each o6ense."
The Inspectors referred to In the above section
are Dr. Brodle, v. s., J. II. Brown, and a. b.
HAyley.
4e7 Il &w BY ORDER or THE BOARD
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Phases af the Moon DurInE February,
d. IL. NJ.
First Quarter. y W
The Rising and Setting of the sun.
The sun rises tomorrow morning at 6:27 O'Clock.
The sun this evening at 600 O'Clock.
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Auction sale Announced.

MARCH 2sth-E P Adams, homesteads, at sales
room, at noon.
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supreme Court-1n Chambsra.

SATURDAY, February 81, 1885.
J. r Silva ct al. VS.. A. J. Lopez ct al.
Before the Clerk, as Master, in equity -
This matter, continued from the 10Th, was
further heard and continued.
MONDAY, February 23d.
The cross suits Of Cummings vs.. McCros-
sin and McCrossin vs.. Cummings were heard
to-day, before Justice McCul!y. The suits
were brought concerning the ownership of
fifty shares of Reciprocity Sugar Company
stock valued at $4,000. The evidence was
very conflicting. and the cases were argued
and submitted by Mr.. Preston for Mr.. Cum
mings and Mr.. HartweII for Mr.. McCrossin.
The decision was in favor of the defendant.
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AUCTION SALE.

OF AT PRIVATE SALE.
Those Splendid Lots ON the Corner
of BereIania and PtikOt SITS.
Subdivided as follows into House Lots, and
at the following upset prices. from which
there can be no variation
Lot loo feet by $50 feet, Beretania Street.
Upset price, $500.
Lot 200 feet by $50 feet, Kinau Street.
Upset price, $1,000.
Lot 300 feet by $50 feet, BeretaniA Street.
Upset price, $l400.
Lot 400 feet by $50 feet, Kinau Street
Upset price. SLIGO.
Lot 800 feet by $50 feet, Beretania Street.
Upset price, Sl400.
Lot 600 feet by $50 feet. Kinau Street.
Upset price, S110O.
Lot loo feet by 800 feet, with the build
ings thereon. Upset price, $1,000.
Lot 800 feet by $50 feet, Beretania Street.
Upset price, $3.50.
Lot 900 feet by $50 feet Young Street.
.s Upset Price, $500.
Lot1O-1OO feet by $50 feet, Beretania Street.
upset price, $lZ0U.
Lot 11-10O feet by $50 feet, Young Street.
Upset price, 5000.
The upper lots were purchased by Mr.
Macfarlane for a residence, and for the pur-
pose of improvement, 1t has had great care
and cultivation, so that at present it is well
covered by large variety of trees, as we'll
as a choice collection of plants and flowers,
all in bloom.
Among the fruit and shade trees will be
found the Travellers Tree, the Royal Palm,
the Wine Palm, the Lemon Tree, the Fan
Palm, the Cocoanut, the Japanese Orange,
the Ponciana Regia, the Mandarin Orange,
the Fig Tree, the Alligator Pear, the Alger
oba and others. In Roses and Flowers there
are a great variety, which must be seen to
be appreciated.
Water pipes are laid on in each of Lots
Nos. to z, inclusive, and so feet of hose
will reach any part of them. These lots are
situated just in the centre of the Kalaokahua
Plains, on the principal street leading from
Honolulu, and are within twenty minutes
walk from town, as we'll being upon the
omnibus route to Punahou.
shall offer them on very favorable terms
for purchasers, namely:
One Fourth Cash, and. balance in
equal payments Of one, ta0O, three
and four gears, with interest at 7
per cent, SECURED by mortgage.
This division OF payment. and low rates
Of interest, allows one for comparatively
small sum annually paid for four years, to
become the owner of beautiful homestead
lot.
Parties desiring lots must make early ap-
plication, as we shall sell st private sale to
those who first apply.
Plans of the property can be seen at nay
office.
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Moonlight concert.

The band will give moonlight concert
this evening at Emma Square, commencing
at 1880 o'clock. The following is the pro-
gramme
PART 1.
March, Royal Review -. .Gladman-
2-Overture, & Mozart - ....Suppe
3 Gaviotte, 1.-The Stars - .......... Eaton
4-'' "reminiscences of Verdi 49,. Godfrey
PART II.
5-Selection, g Patience -. 1900. Sullivan
G. Waltz, 'Sweethearts " ......... Albert
7-Cavatina, . Springtime " 1850. Gamer
S-Polka, g You and "..............Fau Faust
Hawaii Ponoi."
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Parties desiring lots must make early ap-
plication, as we shall sell at private sale to
those who first apply.
Plans Of the property can be seen at my
office.
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advertisements.

P. P. GRAY, MD,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office next door to the HoNOL ULU LIBRARY
9 TO 10 AN.
OFFICE HOURS: . to PM.
to S PM.
Sundays to II AN.
RESIDENCE-Cor. Kinau and Pensacola SITS.
531 myl7
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Indents executed for all kinds of English
and Continental Goods, against Bank
Credits or Produce, facilities for drawing
against the latter. Agencies accepted at 2S
per cent on net amount of manufacturer
invoices, including cash discounts varying
from \ to per cent. Purchases in i'm
orters own name.
Twenty years buying experience for
export.
Reference: Continental Bank, 70 Lombard
Street, E. c. 465 app
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DIED..

DIED.
STEYLAERS-At Brussels, in the month OF
August, JOSEPH STEYLAEEs, the late Hawaiian
Consul at Bruges, Belgium.
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Stations at MarShfeId !
e" Bazaar"

BY Jack Malone, he by Licking
$40 ton. Ist dam Ivy Leaf, by Imp.
Australian; End dana, Bay Flower,
by Lexington; 3rd dam, Bay Leaf,
by Imp. Yorkshire; Attn dam, Imp.
son. Maria Black, by PhilO da Putah,
etc, etc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20
New Advertisements.

r. a. Hlsasats C.sa'r C1-.laisarrs o. nf
fraafr ~ urfri ,taff n n1tsf.
msnb.t .hs.s ne aatslsgu~i. tls stisc ~
20 trr tess nl fufifr IN - IlaN % NNiNil
iasi o. uns boaaisf - eth shssls "a Afttf
Esus NlIafe. Ia al Porter sre t1atfai unoff
tsla o. issf ia Ia h.shsar a. 'srsist b. e.
tcantT DommItsl 1uers, rsaamauriaE a. ~ 80
lee tsfsfsu ftr t1aas % Porter sli N'ftn
trfnrs % me fssiiIrg hlls1 ~ ,snufl XII o.
l-sIni sesf ~ - iins house ~ iiAasl no a,
ps.at u % 80 nssf q n. Nsuhfiis de
"a bose ga Also ~ hrlsaf o. llcaiei D.
- Caaar 4 annIss rsrst ronnf "a a. 80
orutsr - M efsai nssIlre Ave. reN snefe ~
e1tsfct ttifs 80 .,ant. 1890 - 49, :.
itercf % ssif Hirsf antl d lnisf-scts Ssh a. "a
roaI lfafIrs o. roftFf NluaEr. - Aiso 81 Iarn
- ~ tshsaT as 5000 ~ ~ Jelat hosii N
COSBY ,unmissirueft % On "a AL \ era 90
tss, thai lee iu ne iosn % fofief oo@ asnfins
A. ~ cate of .ai erv.i Of.gss Arsf, thsncs
tT ths dssl "a teals off ". hsiiua, o. ps'iat
ufar ne fssIirs n1sss "a psniei hrcoka en-
Als1 tle tistsaf a. actiri pl 10 touniI tn
rri.stuurrr. ommEurilE a. I'D hifAn AL fufisf
iosa ihe, ttssos y thr dss.l.s e.es' oi 80
81 Kdiou, o. psisi ih irvot = a. ussAef
49, % Danisl ufvots Wherefore fouf Ietl
taasfs Iray youf iioaors that 30 lactts al a..
Sc 80 "a is al toauisfes % al hflssfs
.cser'lias - ks's.d -t.i..ss. ,h.g y, -. "
A. ~ sutsf. Eued fsuhtf Ieslse.isig fsEfe
tsut thai Ioua.y fusf ~ skut4i besiaaiaE "a
- 81 IL t1s 0yaniy fusf la ffoni of ne dsslins
toass u Danifl hrpcks siofvsaiiI tnfurs ~ "a
assuias hsass q y =. h.'igs, - ,hs iois. q
al foTies. W sasfsfsrs fsgafst 20 o iocsie
.sii foaf, - sarh part ihsrvoi, az Ia fuaf lafs
u<nt ~ glbIE cl1vrn Iescs All aocfsfllI fr are
a. IN eau tsuri siI svcf pfaf.
forisf. o.. Islh. A. u. -
sosE. ;. sOtLroS,, s-ieeiasu
SAMUEL srsslki. ! rofssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20
LETTER PROM BETHEL.

DhliEias ONt Ntlts
Frosty nights begin 10 remind rs that
old Winter will soon be here.
don't think farmers a. q general thing.
are A. forward In their falls WORK a. usual.
Lots OF corn II standing vt and good
many potatoes are stu In the ground.
Mrs. Flora Kendall from Go rham, n. H..
accompanied by a son and ia lighter, have
been visiting at Mrs. X. :. kendalfs.
Msjor Hastings has pair OF nice look.
ing calves which he has been offered go
for.
In riding from Sewry to Bethel lately,
I noticed that Dennis Kilgore was erectlog
blacksmith shop. Bear River has lots OF
blacksmiths shops.
Mrs. Charles Bartlett. lsndlady st Poplar
Hotel, Is on Q visit 10 Boston.
You can't always believe all you hear. l
heard q short time ago that Sadie Baker
was very much worse again. but on calling
10 see her Was both delighted and sarpris'
"a 10 see her walk out 10 the carriage
without assistance. She told me she was
on the gain every day. now. Hope she
will keep on gaining until her health IL en-
urely restored.
Frank Bennett and Harlan Cross, OF
North Newry, recently made q trip 10 n.
II. Mr.. and Mrs. Cross. accompanied by
q Miss Cross and Mr.. Chapman, are away
10 n. II. for few days.
The Travellers Home" for the time IL
kept BY Jane Richardson and wife.
J. Bennett has sold his calf, Bear River
Boy" 10 A. l. oysjoy Of Mason, for e25.
&. NJ. walker has had bis building.
painted. lothian Chapman did the job.
Asa Russell IL quite IN has had Q bad
abscess opened on bis back very lately.
think "Iisrtiord" sets rs . good En-
ample, for he always seems the most cheer
fal old person imaginable. Long may he
continue TO write for the DkNocsAr, Tor i
think his articles very interesting.
Tom Kendall has been building chin.
ney for Mrs. y. KimbalL
Think our Newry correspondent had .
nt OF the blues, last week.
DoLIIs DAFT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

OXYOEp e. -R1Afi Of Ioanty Conm g. lolefs
Ssyssnsef >essioa, i--i. hs.i b. ~ rarunsui
ct llfh. l~sA
tyoa ~ iofs 90 - o. iion ,saisitctofy ef isnce
haflng b-ca fscsifrd that ne ltitlgnffs afs -
sp1nsitic al ihsi inlufy iato the merits Of iheif
ags ication L. ekYo1isst.
II IL OrIsfsa ih.t ths 0oanty trmraissipurrs
mrsl Al Ne cree II ". krlian. 49, 10 hffu
fails Nllisse "a NJ lai tsy % D.. usNi, a. ia
oclocs a n All thrncc pfpcesd 70 sies % .
fouie msutiunci ln al pcihilni immflAte y
Alter shIcl Fes hgkflnE VI ne parties ani ne ~
.tnasses all b. hsd a. soas coossusat pise- IL ths
Ficnty ant sea other Bsasafss taksu in ths pf,ni
- a. ths connlssiossrs shall lsdrs gfopsf Anl
10 l. fsft1ef of1rfsi thai aotics VI ths uinf, piacs
AT pafKose ~ the Iomlaisslgasfs' meeting aisfs
sail, o. giFsn o. al prfsoas AL cofqofaiioas Ia
tsr..tc y es4sin sits.tsd copies u selt peiiioa
and ID this ofisr thefcun o. BE- srfscf ulsJa N
tIsrk of ne tosn OF Porter. Ani Aiso poslsi
W In three patllc places IN al toss Aht
pltlshsl ttrcf sefts fa-rttsltelI m Ne hAi,le
itsmarfaf = nss.Qaper pfluiei ~ fsfisi 10 the
Ooautg ofOkford ne hrsi o. sAif e.oiio-iio.s AZ
eacn ~ 90 oilIrr nltccs o D. madsi ssfttd al
llostsl. a. least tllfty 1aJs bfiprf saii TIM ~
Insstns. % the cui that eli lrffpns AL eofFe
fstions may ihsn ani there AFptH ani SO
ca1ss u any thsy have, shy the prayer % sAii
pftiiionsfs shoali at b. grated.
Aucstt ALhtgi >. AUSTIN 0lsft
A uus copy Of said fsiitioa and order oi ecaf'
Attest. ALBERT ;. AUSTIN. lsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

The pension once clerk who has been
removed from Oh 900 place for speaking
disr,spectfally OF the administration, has
learned q costly lesson for himself and
taught . valuable one 10 bis fellows In The
oiilce. Offensive psrtlssnship 81 ths, hind
ought not 10 be tolerated. -Poriland Ad-
rerfiser.
We believe In that hind Of discipline.
A man Who has no respec, for his EN-
ployer OF for those in authority over him T,
should be discharged. or better, should
leave the work, Of his own accord. But
tia, Is no, the Kind o. trea,men, which
ba. teen given TO the clerks under Re.
publican administration We have been
informed by responsible parties, ,ha,
many clerks In the departments At Wash
ington. have been allowed 10 retain their
place. though they have been blA,an, aud
loud mouihed in their denuneia,ion Of
the government, and Of the Executive and
Chiefs Of departments.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20
LAND FOR SALE !

The undersisuei ofsrs for sAis she follo~ lrg
DESERVED llts Of land
No. Pan Of lots No. IS snd "a, In foN's
Cant. 10 called In Pefu, tsi'mAief 20 D. Aboui
no scres. and vel kn0sn a. ne flbridse Gan
No.g. TIE 1'obia Pawn 100 called comprising
siout too lots and esm Atsd % 10 acres, also 10
Helu, near worthy fond.
Tue above lott, not being y qaifef iof the par
puses az uertfdale Yarn. vii b. cold a price
.h,ch viii make thsm prohtAb invesimeni 10
nv one dfslrnx nrst class pasiufage. for price
u. apply % Chules Nickefy, NsnAsef usrd.-
dale Yam, Canton. MAkl n. WAkDs
fs.nton ~euf ion lssl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20
FARM FOR SALE I

farm % about seventh acrss, vel disiied into
~cof 10, pasture and tillaEei good mape Or
charf. a. veil A. frau orchard; god and nsver
falling supply % water. huiidnss good ani 'erJ
hsbdT. ~ hfalth Of 0unef 70 nders y necesssfy
b ssli, All oil sell cheap n dispossi OF sooe
for tsf me- ahdssss call ~ me pre- ,ss 81 me
o.nsr 4. n WAR>kh, North fsfis, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

Juds, Haskell gave the Grand Jury an
excellent eharge-one Of the bes, tha,
Ia. been heard in this Court House for a
long time I, %. very clear and con-
else.
Judge woodbary Of the second jury,
-as excused for this week. sad Clark b.
Fro.t from the suPernameraries vas put
10 bis place.
The Docke, vas called. Tuesday. ard
Judge Haskell showed . determination
20 clear il o. al dead wood. Many old
matters were stricken from the docket,
and mosi Of the cases were disposed Of a,
the frst call. either BY being dsmissed,
continued. or going upon the trial list
Nothing vas ready Coz trial ., three
o'elock. Wednesday afternoon
The first case ready for trial Was
No. g7s. David r. Hastings e. Inhsbi-
tsnts OF Greenwood.
A. n. walker. DAVIS
Svssey.
This vas somewhat uncommon case
In Oxford County. Ms. ID. X. Hast ugs
Of Fryeburg. brOught this action for pro-
iesslonN services 10 four eases. where the
town OF Greenwood sued ID. A. Cola.
town collector for breach OF bond. The
balance dae piaintif be claims Is sets.55.
NsI Hastings Saws that be Vas Engaged
in March 1877, BY Alva Black. eco, % as
sist In prosecuting these fOar suits against
Cola and bis bondsmea. Mr.. Black was
counsel Tor The town. Mr.. Hastings thinks
that the Town Agent vas present when ne
vas engaged oy Black. The btu includes
term fees. and Cor services a. Two hearings
before The auditor 10 whom The matter Vas
referred. The defense does not contest
the smOunt % The oil, bat denies that ma.
Hastings wss employed b. the town.
They claim that he sas employed By A. q.
Tinkham. Who wss their Town Treasurer.
ID seems that The Collector aud Treasurer
had GOT the town accounts mixed. The
ouly question Al issue vss a. 20 he haoil-
ity Of The tow. The case vas given 70
the larry a. about -four O'Clock. 10 IN hour
thew came In sad had part Of The tsstlmo-
ny read 10 them.
TIE Jury wss ost III about eleven
O'Clock. Friday morning they broagh, 10
a vsrdlct for The plaintiff Of e2590S, being
The fall amount % BIN with interest
Al Eve O'Clock Thursday. the second
Jury Gas called and cave No. l2t vss
opened. Ths setioa vs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20
MARRIED..

d. w..l.,..l So. -.t. tf An D.ssr. 81.
~ " b Dlff.s i.lM.,, in.r-a- Eisafi'. h.ia
RI AaHrrr
d. W..is...l u.t. no. tf k.lrr tttsf. 81 AZ.
e.rrrr n Iat.s aaI M.lf ca n eHsa. h.a .i
IIHHHHa..HI
frNrs.... co. frt. ~ urnF ~ Pea. rsl. 49,
i..rer iI NHt rf Nr..t Me- arl Mts llr..a +.
u HHrrrri RI urr0r. NJ
Il. 1aar lr..ft'..a. tri Ntr A ils. II Aaii llrfI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20
for ths Democrat
A SUMNER PICTURE.
ny KArE KENDALL

/ gaze on a darkenei landscape,
Lying under atSiliEht say,
A cackoO begins % make complaint
FROM her hiding place hard b..
And bustling little nreny.
she comes With her lamp slighf
Or ever TIE sun IL harily dOsu,
To make believe u l. night
IN. .h..io-. are falling den-sr.
They blacken the woodland green,
That rims the edge ~ the mcados,
And the river that nows between.
ne peaceful smoke q chimney.
Ia q vale net overnigh,
Rislnx ant noating outward.
And curling into the sky
MARI. and distant sieeple,
The soand ~ the lowing Of kline
Al elss - stili that can hear
rhe beat Of this heart of mine.
Asd tboash ths smoke Of that chimney.
Hss nothing 10 10 siih the burden
That 4 lying on my heart
limos thst Hong hereafter.
shall think of this day gone ov,
when saEe on q dArkened landscape,
And . smoke earring into The sky
on, then that my heart may Be lighter
Iss ,s Ss . sa ,bss dissolved In the .un.s,
NJ burden has melted away.
The above poem WAS written for thl'
paper By Mrs. wyer Green OF Portland
formerly Miss Clara NJ. farrar OF Back.
neld. To speaking Of Kate Kendall, soms
time ago, the Lsieisioa Journal said ia
oar Judgement (she) IL ~ nne Q poet a
The state has ever produced. Longfellov
only excepted. --ED. DpsocRkr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20

OS the fourth page Of this paper viii
BE- found some Interesting letters from
GA, q the county subscribers And on
The fra, page are too circulars. issued by
the State Board q Health. addr,ssed %
manufacturer. and lambsrmsn. urging
xaecin.ilon of al workman
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-20
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
OCTOBER TERM. 1885
c5UHrO FfIcxns

HOY. + II. H.sKEII. Jusiics.
ALREEr 5. AUsrIS. Clsrk.
JAMS 5. WHiamr. Counfy AftorAsy.
JoapAS SrscY. SAer,f.
Alb. 0oDwIS. D,psiy rdA GraAd
Jsry.
ArsrtS p. SrEAESs. yailsr.
A.. 2. BAssErr. D,psiy
n. n. HlxvoND. DsPuiy a, Crsr.
W. n. HAYDEN. SisnograpAer.
WILLIAM A. B.Hk0ws. hssssnyer.
The October term Of Court ~ss called
Tuesday. morning At ten o'elock. Rev.
J.E Cochrans dictated ss Chaplain.
The Court ~ss opened With consider
abe ceremony. ~hich we regard . very
Appropriate. II tends 10 produce good
impression Of the digni,y and Importance
surrounding the court, The PrOclsms'
ton. ordered BY the Clerk and made BY
The Cner are syeais not TO Be- forgotten
by tho.s -ho hear them Zoe the ne, time.
There "a. . very large attendance Of
lawyers. the fsi day Of Court. Nearly
every active. praetieing member Of On
ford Bar wss in attendance.
Amer The preliminary ceremonies. the
juriss ~sfe smPannsled a. follo-;
GRAND JUEY.
gilman 2. Bean. Bethel.
]. :. Rro~n. Nesry.
vigil Cole. Canton.
l.. A Carter. Nor~ay.
S.dnsy u. Edwards. Oxford.
Israel r. Cannon. sumner.
sampson n. Harrimsn. Lowell
Cyrus NJ Irish. Hartford.
Noah "A Palmer. S,onehAm
Klbotn Psrhan. Woodstock.
Freeman Pusslsy. Hiram.
HEAVY A. small. Rumford. Norman
LEONARD r. SsAn. PAfis.
John J To-le. Dixhsld.
Tbomas &. Walker. BrO~nhsld.
William q. Walker. fryebarg.
Asa A West. Andover.
Seavy NJ Sanderson. Waterford. en-
cused
VAST rEAvEEsE JvRN.
Leafs "A. Bisbee. Samnef.
Oeorss r. Corllss. Hartford.
Richmond DAVIS. GfAhon.
m q Dinsmorc. Nofssy.
Cnss e. Ellis. Canton.
Heavy Gary. Pans.
Albion p. Gordon. Fysburs, Forsaas.
Geofse ". Gray. DcnmAfk
G,leon ". Harmon. Backhsld.
Phenaeas Hil. Bro~rh-A
Frank kneelApd. Albany.
Ebsa : klborn, Bethel
srooNp rEAvTEsE grRN.
Charles IApham. Grssnso,d.
Warren LIBBY. Porter.
joseph n. Lovsjly. Pers.
Leu. J Liant. Oxford.
Albert Merrill. Lowell
Phihp Mason. Pans.
BIT Peabody. Gilsad
Ctaf,e, Rankin. Hiram
William Ridlon. S~eden.
?. T.. R.chafis. Metico.
NJ Rose. Nof~sy, Foreman.
Geo "A Webbsf. RamfoFd.
Eooch " Woodbury.. bs,hsL
srrFENrNrH,Eirs
Anirs~ :. HsPsoot. Waterford.
Geofse n Weber. Rgmfofd.
CLARK 3 frosi. Hanovcr.
The oriosing table ave, the names.
.ses. residences. birihplaess. occupation.
rhgiou. aal political prsisrsnee' Of the
Grad jay.
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r. :. PAUL & Go Of lewiston. sd-
,srii,e ihi. week a large line q dry AID
fancy gods. They give list q goods
and prices. from which IL will be seen
that their price. are very los. Look q,
their al. and see II Il will no, pay you
% buy 81 them.
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FOR SALE.

90 scc0nst q poor health. I vish 70 sell ny
North nuekhel Contalns about ~ Acfes tillaxe,
pasture and woodland. Cuts 8 70 ~ tons good
hsy, nsuly All can Be cut vith mach ne. III
lsge land IN coed caussfios, ne fIom Weeds.
pisnty of sood water. VIII ssli stock, etc, - IN
ism. With 10 cell Nm uediskly Ia order 10 m.ss
before winisr. Cone ard see the place.
DAVID b. WOODBURY..
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FARM FOR SALE !

situated At West Bethel. 90 he north sile Of
the liver. and tno~n ~ the flssfef Rose arm,
s,eslss .hr.ush he esnisr, dividlss q rearly
equally. The too Stands 20 b solf rith The
esst part for further particuisrs. le9lire % o.
aldfess ANN q. u hyNts
80 ~ fa-s West nstnel. Nc.
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Stoves and Ranges.

LARGEST sssoErssSf toutsf FEiCEs n
Hsins ~ taFs its NJ nffrt o. laalre 49,
kIfF iunn. Ma a. A1atU 49, ~ huals NtA
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hsusf llfrtassf
uant fa'sF ra a. asfisf f.ra 10. sfssaa.f ~
ris siih tts ga - nrfsf 80 90" i-sn
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A romance a. camp meeting u the
latest sensation In Georgia dsvout
young msn attended q camp meeting snd
vsinly tried % listen % The sermon. BAT
ne charms Of yoang lady In ne choir
oysrcsms him. They we're married me
nett day. n vas . sudden conversion,
which q Il hoped vill end IN grace Lev
ist0a y0srsaL
II oil. prObably-dis grace. When
people marry on such q short scqasint-
sncs. both parties are pretty likely 10 act
sold. and the married hfs snds Ia . roc.
sspasstion and divorce.