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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

numoer present ant a pleasant time for
All ME-. n A. fharstoa % AndOver was
present, making Il more pleasant. for ~.
~ one - glad % meet Della anywhere.
Ms olive Bennett gccs % Glleaf f,r A
short tine very soon.
Addie Asn,.an % Bethel has BEEN qait,
pa TOY some umei ~ hope she viii 81.
gaia her health soon.
Ihey siy they ar having qllte a revival
I'M reIiglnn AZ Miffie tntsfvais-iet AZ.
Eooi WORK continue Dotttr p.ur
trrrH POI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
WILSON'S MILLS.

D,ga.v weather YET and some are BOY
s,.s h.,lns. ana others are cutting ihsif
Parties bound Tor the Lakes are yes com
o9r ISceum vas organized, wednesday
.t.,s. $500 interested attended rom ooth
..ttismeuts. and theT meet a. tns upPeI
81 middle school houses on Wsdnes1ss
egerlng OF each wesk sitern.le'y; si aas
M, IN oa'csfs Was A. follows NJ, ID; ssuf-
tsvsrt. President; /. A. fiint' v. RE- 81, I
N M. Fiat. Reporte- 2; ;. 5 Bennett n
i,ress. Question Cor discussion h.s,.'su'
r., f.rmiug l. the most indePen oen' oe'
rnnatlon there l..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
MIDDLE INTERvALE lBrrnELl

In last weeks issue two weeks Items
were printed 10 one. and the saying, The
i..t shall be irst aud the frst shall be last
was verified.
.u.rtford'," Items are interesting. We
vi.iset his town last week, and heard
nom him. and saw some OF bis writing In
an Autograph book A. Mr.. Moses Alleys.
Saw people who attended The grove meet
irr that De wrote about, and they spoke
very highly 81 Il. We visited John %.
Rofluson's. and found nice family. We
enioyci very pleasant visit At both
places. a.
Jos oliver Is sick with fever Dr. Nor
ton attends him.
Mrs. Mel Annis's daughter from Boston
Il visiting her; also her nephew from Cam
bridgeport. IN
Whenever call At Mrs. ID. g. KendAlfs,
.he presents me with lovely bouquet OF
HnWFr-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
mn POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.


mod importance. tlis week bus.
..f I'D lirls ID in.l tNcopt afmilg.
....... rrsry daisfci. ant harvesting 90
ply IN. sr.ilr of the DAY
- Postal car. bf'gaic II sctilug 100
.....f.r g.1r plrris griani yoar local
.t.rlrrn.I u t-rsrrsr uQuu your
.....re r.lula We uuw gtt a
t.rf-ar.cr.pi of ,l thtt b. doing On
$3.50 ClnrfV EF.rF subscriber With
-. have couFtrsrl III rr1ui 10 the
~ ,r.rn uufnCltr.
v.l ftsrks Coz t's lucid oxpltuaiion
.,... .-r u.afr.r In GrclrUood. souii
r.f IN rein or sh'ur l. ID 81 CON-
~. .f.r- are r.rer Dry.
~. ..r.s have neCu try'ng thr ttVor OF
f.tl.Hvs turkeys Mr. T. drci AZ
FL. ..t.r Gag ari broke lts ilr. but be-
rr....f. cn.f tast uIghf. AMI some
80 r-..f or I1e nlisl have sen uoae
.fs t.aF.
IL. a..t. eruns or uurk worms are
..r tltues baby TIE Can1age
80 \. f.rF destructive. "a. uu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
RuuFoRD CENTRE.

Misses Josie Martin and Juliette Lufkln
and George IIoyt have gone 10 kents hlll
to attend school We are sure they VIII
make good use OF their time while there.
Our school Agert was very fortunate 10
securing the services Of Miss Park from
Mexico. She Is one OF the best teachers
In this locality
The Sabbath school library will be re-
pleuished this week by 20 volumes.
There has been some talk OF having a
Grand Army Post established here.
Tom Elliott has got his pension some
5000 90 We DO not envy him one slBgle
cent
L. Thurston has bought part OF
Philip A0derson's farm in Peru, out VIII
remsln here. 4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
cuupRrS IN srRISa. As warn wealth.

CHILDREN N STRING. As warm wealth
er approaches windows are thrown open,
clothing l. changed, children are Invited
into the open sir, and many sleknesses are
engcndered. Greens, asparagus aud nsh
eaten with vinegar by nursing mothers,
are almost certain 20 upset the stomaohs
OF lufants. Collie, fatulency, Indigestion,
constipation, d.ar,hmt, sleeplessness, fe'
yers and crupilobs are caused by unasslm.
lated food. Medical history hss furnished
no remedy Cor promptly assimila,lng food,
overcoming colds aud correcting the sys'
TEN. equal 20 the published formula ol
Castoria. II Il . practically perfect rene
dy for children. Psregorlc, Poppy Drops,
Soothing Syrups and every other known
remedy for Children, contains Morphine, OF
Opium. They are dangerous. Csstoris con
tsins no Narcotic substance whsteyer ant
is harmless. Millions OF delighted mother
attest that Castorls cures chlldrens CON
plants with promptness and certainty
Halls Jour. ~ Health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
GIIEAIl

We have been having some very cool
weather Cor This time OF the year aai very
cold nights with slight frost in some
places.
Almond FarNcll formerly OF thls town,
hut Who for thc last Ten years has been Ia
business ln the Western States. died In
New York Ciiy on the gosh. lis remains
were brought here for burisl
George Robertson gave grand skate AZ
thc town hsn, Thursday evenings music
oy Lockp's Mills band a nice time was
has
4 party from Bethel with your CORES
pori,ui have been on three days rip 90
she J,n-r.ou slide. AL report a nice time
AMI vel paid Cor thc rip
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
80. WATERFORD.
Pm GRoyE II0usE, Avg. ~

itNE GROVE HOUSE,, Aug. ~.
This morning. Chas 4 Burdltt 81 Bos.
ton. stopping A. thi, place With hi, family
took = canoe and started 20 row up The
river to Rear Pond. when uear the bridge.
from some unexplained cause thc boat was
capsized and Mr nurditt thrown into The
water he could not swim, hui Win grcst
pre.,rcr 90 mind he SEIZED tn canoe.
which soon dr.nsd Into shallow water and
near io The stump of fallen tee upon
which be- clambefci ani called f1r help.
Hl. call was hrarl. The people a. The house
were Informed. boat was soon manned
ani ths rrscac ma e. Mr Bufdlt wa
vet hut unirlur,d. q. %. D..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

Atr'r-rtu was received chs uorulos
llr. .r' arr.nrr.rg thr irsia of d.
I.ssr o. ,vrft of Minneapolis, f'fncfly 'f
nrnsrf.il No particulars have htrn o.
r.trH T.. ..iY VII Poi nrHngh' to ta.s
Place fHr hlr.si
wr. C.rmrnt Gratifr hai "a slight stroke
ur paralysis. itst Saturday. bus has some.
what recovered at present Nj Greeley
rrua.as Dol CO. sane condition as in iac
spring.
nr. u.ftrft Jori1n has male another
short vista bone. Mrs. jordan has rccor-
cred tom hsr Illness. Her sister IL stop
r.ug vlth htr 81 present
H. raI Surveyors arc usine a roii
macnIrc nn tlc TUafs rCQa.rs Gre much
r..i.f lI over t1Wn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

OS the fourth page Of this paper will
be found an interesting letter from Judge
Woodbury. Of Bethel, in which he writes
Of various OXFORD DEMOCRAT correspond
en,s. and other newspaper men. The
article was 10 type, las, week. bu, we
had so many new ads. come in At late
hour, we were obliged TO omi, some two
columns Of reading matter then in type.
Geo. II. Browns article on the reunion
Of the LEI, 10th. and 20 Maine Resi.
men,s, which appears on the iih page Of
this issue, also shared the same fate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
\ BROWNFIELD.

wednesday. the 26ih. wts an extremely
cola dsy; fears were entertained 'e'' '1'''
cone ffost
r. A Braihury - driving piles !. -
bis dam secure he proposes 20 So -.
rhIne flr saving boards % WAT pc Ai'a'i
M Ilttieae'i l. Building = stable on MS
rcw premises. ...t,..
~ vlier house h,s been undergoing
rrpairs. ready flr an occupant M.
M. Clement Greeley has hAl sl-n ~.
.,roke of paralysis. Mr. Greeley hAs h,ss,
recovered from the stroke De haa se'e'A
mouths ago. a..
asnglc passenger ron leie On '-'
la SUNDAY excursion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

w.-f. a. Wheeler is mach better.
r.....r Fnstrr. Nn1 has speut tlc sun
--r..h.ssIsilr I'M Canada a.. q n. has
..... and .s BON eIt1 h.s son. n n
al ..rt 60 of isaac WariUcl va
...... tst.n .Irk With Cholcra lniauilm
r..... a.rr.r- sf orr O'Clock. ari died 40
...t .ln. rHrr.rg
~. I.rrhtef 90 Eierv wheeler wks
..r.- r.H rfs Fr flr. PROBABLY Calsci nY
49,. .r..r 0r1f. .s Better.
r.. hrri canu.rgs - latIug cutie
- .-....s at Bethel uN ari West
So. ..rta.s.n- .r rofUcal Gems
w urI .s ctrftss.rg f1r Llc OF
er-t
r..t... ..lr 'rgc growth sui are
...-. .etr ra,t u.u.cs Ar very arlu-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

STATE on MAINE.

OXFORD. 81 Court ~ lasoltenfYs
On thc petiil1n Of Thomaa Baker, u OkiJfi. In
all gounfy, IN InsolF,ni debtor, tpf 40 aloNanel
out Of hls csttts
orisrSi that noil,s De sigen - All psrt0ns u.
taresieI b. ckuslngA cops OF ms Orier 70 b,
rubllshfi iva uet A. fucCcssIFtlF In TIE Ohi)fd
democrat, pfiatei a. Paris, n slh county, the
tsst pabiieaiion 10 b. seycn d.y a. ie.st teiof.
A Cont u Insolscacy % bc held a Paris, In saii
County, on tue lGth day Of september, A. ID -,
Al o'clock A. NJ, az which time and place y nav
be made 20 appear why The prayer "a sad ~
tilioner should not b. grated.
wIfrsss nv hand and the seal % sail Court
thls nlneteenth day Of Aaslsf, A. ~. iss5.
GEO A. WILSON, Judge
OF Insolvency. Coaft, Com Of Oxford.
A true c0py-attest; w. Z. DAVIS Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

o. a. MfrhrI d.ri. Aug. Cd funcra. a.
EN-. rcgaf.ousi church at Auipvtr.
Are lt. tfip m, N.v Chas Dame ON
aNnr
In.rC I. sl.f to 1c a mammoth bear oa
i.r nnllfs..s lu the centre of this town,
fNaf breaks Steel traps lsc s1 mauy siraus.
AsIrhf fIa.t nn Che night of Aus -i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

OXFORD. -a-nurlule ll.l..ll Court. u a.l'...It
Il.fhaI. Arrasf 20, a. ~. ls,l.
Irau o. Eue0lr Odd. Ordered, Nli o. Il..
lnf r.rr n1f.Ho fo flr Hi lltu0f I'd iNif if. ri
.l.f.lr f.E.fr fIH Iusf..r 0I .Il rrrnrur III.IIt
i.'nrf. fl a. h.Iila M pHUs, afNn al '0f f'r
County ri Orl.rl. I'D t.r t00.lf Tuesday 0i u tnf
A ID. l.si. Dbl rnN.sI.nr 1l aff0afrI 0HIF ri sa.I
Il anl ff.s 0rHf f.rr..n. fIrrr weeks fu0'Iss.f0
la u fHr NfHrl nrnH.rlf. H UUHHTHU'I IT.Ni'I m
rars. u our County 0i uKHri. flr It.t Iau l'..H
fo D. thirty days lf 'rasf proc f1 sal s0H0ll li0f
Iar ID N.fHIff ltsI. that s.r mar N0I0 I'D i.NI m
oar al.I Court .IrraT anI sIlH "lIsIi IT lNN do
flta. rEr co. rrirlI nf sl.I .ifilnf s'nuI l.f NJ
rr..flI INulu Iu~IEh
fr.fHr 10 o. -Irr0r.l Iu.II'.lI i0lIf.
frlr odrY nf flr NhHI 40 0riIr ~ CllIt il0f.oni
Arfr.r ALBEIT ~ AUSTIN, t.rrk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

OFyicg or ruE suERIFT OF OxfORD
STATE on MAINE.

OIHIl nI IlII rUIAlNN W OANUAD AVAtAN
STATE or MAINE.
OXFORD, ss:-Aus. ~, AID. lT3.
rINHIs Il 10 give notice, that on the ui1ctcenth
II day OF Aug., A. d. LIS. swarant N IN.
solvency was issaei out Of thc Cou n Of lnsolvcn
cy for sai County OF oxford against the estate Of
Frank slsarEs OF Waterford, IN san Coun
~. sdudsei ~ be an lnsolvent Debtor, on petilon
oil said debtor when petition Vas nlsf on the is.l
dav Of Aaf. A. u. l<t, 70 which lsst name 4
fas Interest on claims 4 70 b. eompaisd that the
paymcnt Of any debts and the delivery aud transfer
OF any property belonging % SAD debtor, % hin
ar for ks use ana the delivery and transfer OF
property b. him are forbidden ~ lss thsta meet.
ng OF the creditors OF said debtor, v prove Their
debt. and choose one or note Asslrness 81 be
estate. will be held ~ COun Of Insolvency " %
hOllen 81 The Probate cOsrt room, In fafn 10 sal1
County OF oxford, on The leth day 81 sept.
A. D. fss5. a. nine O'Clock In the forenoon.
Clyea uafer ny hanf the date fret aboye srit.
ten. A.P BAsskTf, Depaiy shsra,
q Messenger Of Me Court Of Ins)lsenoy. Tor sasl
County ofoxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
ANnOXER-

Rev. Mr. Jackson preached In the Con.
gregational church, sunday.
Harry Bacon Is building shop on Joshu,
Smslrs lot, near the Congregational Par
sonsge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

UNIyKRsAIIsr ASSOCIATION. The OK.
ford County UnlyersAlitst Association VIII
convene AZ Turner. wednesday aud Thurs
day. September 10 and ~. This early date
Is chosen 10 avoid clashlug with agrieul'
tural fairs and the Sunday School Con-
NentIon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

aud was lntersparsci with singing aud
dsclamaii0ns BY the Chilirrn, aud the little
folks hal a merry time, which VIII b. long
,.,nsfnhQrct nv them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
Nosie. of second Meeting Of Creditors o.
Iu.olNsnfY.

no tho creditors OF " Ilikn n Conani 81 fefuf
IN me Couniy of Okiard snd safe % ha.nei
NAME ius0iVCut debtor You are hereby notaei
That with the approval ol ne Judge Of ne louH
OF Insolvency fof sad County oi Okiorit ne
second meofinz OF ne creditors Of SAD in.olfcnt
l. appointed % b. heii a. me Probate Court room
10 Paris. 10 saii Coanty of ONiori on WeincsiaY
ne islh dsy OF sept, a, ID, l.o, AZ o'clpcs IN
the forenoon. 700 vii severn yourselves tcclii'
mgly.
Given undsr my hand anl the order ol Court
thls ion day - August, a. %. iel.
tiEKRltk 4. DAVIS, kfEister u ne Jeuft OF
insoivencY f5r all Z rutiY oiOxiofi.
OXFORD, sat Coan oi Probate hsli .
pafIf, within and ior the County Of Oxford
90 the third TUESDAY Of Ar, 4. ID. ~,
Ou the nsiliiou q HARRIET N. tNAN, Of
Gorhan. y. o.. p-ayIaE that OTreu tsbbi %
SoFham, :. n. be fIpointri AdmlaistfAtof o.
the estate 81 Hafi1 tftnt. iaie of e1faami -
IA deceased
Ordered, That ne aid Poiilousr give uotloe
10 All persons intsresisd tT easing copy oithls
oriefi0 b. three Nestssaccessissly the
oxford Democrat pfnteda AZ Paris, that they maj
appear AZ q Probate COurt 20 b. held AZ Pare
10 tslt C0anty ca the thlrt Tuesday Oi Sept. ncN
Al O'clock 10 thefOfsnoona AMI shes eaufsti any
they have, Why the same thfuf tot ~ grantci,
$50. A. WILSON, Jafse.
A trus c1py-AiieTtf II. 4. DAVIS REGISTER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

We depart from our usual practice aud
recommend Hunts Remedy a. sure cure
for all kidney diseases.-Medical Gdsetlf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

Geteral Chace. OF Rhode Island, says
t" I always keep Hunts Remedy In my
house, II prevents Headache and Kidney
troubles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

Wien baby va. sish. We rave her cs-'er'A
when she vs chiia. shs cred Coz cA.'eriA'
When abe became Miss che eluns 10 cas'oriA'
When che bad Children. che gave them cHs'er'>
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
HEBRON

s,,b.,. day. s3d III, very in,sfesung
praise meeting Vas eo.aus'sl ~ nc..
whltney. Mr. Pierci AMI bis WIG VI Nv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
SOVTII PARIS.
lcon,inue'i nom second Pas,

T|"-TTTTTTI u hui = -7|I-I -
There was no regular badge shoot last
week BY ihe So. Paris shooting club, but
saturday there was challenge shoot bee
tween A N. Gerry abd D g Curtis.
gerry won.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
y. w DEthi>ss
Chairman Hoard Of Iloaltl

A despatch received In this city Sa,ur.
DAY, from Richmond, says the Grand
Truuk will now transfer all through pas
sengers from Moplreal into fresh, clean,
dlsinfectcd carriages At Islsnt Pond, max
ing up new trsln OF American built cara.
Manager Hickson has ordered compulsory
vaccination OF all Canadian employees on
the rosi.-Prco.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

THIS PAPER r'S l :. tn &C. :. G. o.
, sss.:.ns 80 ss :: 30. . sy sss NV Y0EK
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01
SMALL POX.

Saturday q depatstlon from the Grand
Trunk road waited upon Msyor Deering
and Informed him OF the measures being
taken 20 hinder the small pox seourge
from reaching the United States. The
Mayor thereupon issued the following
PoHrLlsD. Aug. q. lss5.
To ruE CuIzESs or PORTLAND
am officially assured that every pfecAntlon
posslble IL being taken BY the Grand Trunk
ported or Introduced into the United states BY
tho Grand Trunk natlrOa1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-01

ENDORsENENTs FROM RE
SPONsIBLE SOURCES.
III a A remedy OF genuine merit
DR. n A. Conn, Mechanic rams. Ne.
oAn Invaluable ho8sshold remedy"
"A A. sHoREf, Nj Bfidston NE } >iw.
"Your remedy alsals elves sailsfaeion'
Ono. PAscuGR tC0l. OF CastomsA sico, Ne
Have kso.n and used 4 two Jssr' Never
kufw A ease % dissaiisfsc Ion"
Cot X. q. WARRINGTON, frJtbafg, NE
IL can obtain. f yoa wish then, more ceruh
Gates IN favor Of the good qualities % your rsmtdl
than you would Be wiliiag 70 pay Tor adyeftisiss
HKxRf W. PARK (Merchsnil. htx'eo, NE
Ash for ~BAKER's Grea; American specins
prepared b. Msarie3 BAkef 20 fofisnd' Nc
All Dealers. Price so Cents.
National Republican., 1885-02-04
Church OF Our Father Concert.

Tonight viii be given another of the series
Unpopular concerts under the auspices Of the
Church Of our Father. These concerts are
given by the excellent choir Of the church,
consisting of Mesdames Kaspar and True and
Messrs. knOop, Kaiser, and Theophile. They
will be assisted at this concert by the new
female quartette which has recently been or.
ganized, aud which consists of Mrs McCartee,
Miss Noyes, Mrs. True and Mrs Fadely. Each
of these ladies Is well known in local musical
matters. aud their voices blend in sweetest
harmony In addition 10 these attractions,
the programme will be further enriched by a
violin solo by Nine. A. A. Fcngar aud recita.
tions by Messrs +. ID. Maltby and E. B. Hay.
Nine Fengars skill as Il yioiinist has long
been recognized her logato movements being
especially smooth and sympathetic. Both Mr..
Hay and Mr. Maltby arc we'll known elocu-
tionists, both humorous, but widely different
in style; so that there will bo ample variety
in this part of the programme. The remarka.
bic success Of the previous concerts OF this
course leaves no doubt rs to the character OF
the entertainment to be had there this even.
ing. Reserved seats may still be secured at
Ellis'B music store
National Republican., 1885-02-04
DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
what is Being Done for Local Inter-
csts at tho Capitol.

csts at the Capitol.
The house District committee yesterday
reconsiderod it's vote for a favorable re-
port on the bill to employ Jail prison ers
on street work and agreed not TO report the
lill. Mr.. Fielder was instrumental in in
ducing this result
A petition by Nicholas White, of this
city, for payment of his claim for prop
erty at Newport News, Va, alleged to
have been taken by the troops during the
war, was presented in the senate.
The senate committee on appropriations
held meeting last evening, lasting until
10 o'clock, and considered q number of
items of interest relating to District ap-
propriations, but adjourned without
reaching final conclusion Of the matter,
1t is probable that the item of $4,000 for
homeopathic hospital will be retained
in the bill.
A bill passed the senate yesterday
which provides for eleven more employees,
among whom are three new messengers
at S1,44O each, two skilled laborers at
81 900 each, two laborers at 1920 each, two
anitors for the Butler building, and two
fremen.
J. p Johnston has been removed from
the position of assistant engineer and w.
II. Prescott appointed in his place This
is the position formerly occupied by Mr..
Prescott.
National Republican., 1885-02-04
Hamburg Edgings.

In this department VIC have such superb
range that prices convey but crude idea OF
value All we can say Is come. see, and be con-
WINGED. We call particular attention TO
THREE SPECIAL LOTS.
Each of these lots represents 20 patterns, all
of which are our own exclusive styles.
LOT $4,000 yards of Edgng at DC yard,
formerly sold from 8 TO 1Oc.
LOT II-5, 900 yards of Edging ut 10c yard,
former prices from 10 to zoe yard
LOT III-5, 900 yards of EdgIng, exquisite de-
signs. at zoe yard; the same class OF goods
have been sold at 90 To 60c yard.
National Republican., 1885-02-04

Inc report OF the TAX COLLECTOR Tor January
shows that the total amount of collections was
Sjs,gj0.G7 of which Ss,O7955 was for licenses,
and s2,Hai.s7 was from police court fines
cpOrt of the building inspectors shows
ll's> 'IrrG were siXty.thTte new buildings
erected and iily.six repairs made last month.
Tho assessor has reported that he has pur-
chased registered $1,000 District of Columbia
bond for the police fund, which makes 1t
S23 900.
The high school cadets recently won stand
OF colorsa at the homeopathic fair and Commits.
siOner West has presented II TO them.
National Republican., 1885-02-04
The New Skating Rink.

The skating rink craze, which is on its an.
nual tour, has struck Washington, and new
rink is being prepared TO meet the wants of
persons skatOrially inclined. The new rink
viii be located on 4 street, between Sixth and
Seventh, where the old natatorium stood 1t
Will be 1859 feet deep, with "a feet frontage on
4 street, and will have three round towers OH
the front, and square one, 60 feet high, in
the ccntor. The building viii be of pressed
brick and brownstone, and will be 13 feet q
inches In height The floor will be of maple
and not OF concrete, and will bo furnished with
natural wood, oiled. There will be several
retiring rooms and a balcony. The building
will be opened by March /.