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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-12-08

Mr. Wilson Barrett's first performance OF
Hamlet in Boston was critically observed
by four Of that city's most expert brain doc
tors, who by odd chance were seated side by
side
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-12-08
Turned on the Gas.

A young man in Lancaster, Pa, before
boing TO bed the other night hung his panta-
looms upon the gas jet The weight of the
clothes opened the stop, letting the gas out,
and the young man was found dead the next
morning Chicago Times.
The enigration into kansas this year EQUALS
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For Sale "A Bargain,

4 300 ACRE FARM, FOUR MILES NORTH
n west of Jackson; 20 acres wood good meadow
good pastures, cultivated land, improved young
orchard good residence, family dwellings 2 large
eisterns stock ponds, large stable and barn out
houses all in good order, gin house with L horse
power Portable engine, 65-saw GIN press, corn-nil
cane mill nearly all new, running one season.
Place all inclosed with good fence, large store
house doing good business; best stand in the
neighborhood. Has flag station of V. Il NJ. r. r.
on place. Reason for selling learned by applying
to Fred Lynch the premises. P. O. Jackson
Miss. Oct. L. SO 3n
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BrigI1t's Disease

is prevented. Ayers Sar>aparila sl~o
prevents Inflammation OF the Kidneys. and
other disorders OF these organs. Mrs. Jas
". Weld, Forest Hi ST.. Jamaica Plain
Mass, writes; II have had complied
ton Of diseases, but my greatest trouble
has been with my kidneys Four bottles
OF Ayers Sarsaparilla made me feel like
a new person; as well and strong as
ever" ". VI. Mcdonald. 4G summer St.
Boston, Mass. had been troubled fer years
with Kidney Complaint. BY the use Of
Ayers Sarsaparilla. he not only
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the disease from assuming fatal form,
but was restored to perfect health John
Mcclellan. cor. Bridge and Third sts..
Lowell, Mass., writes: For several years
l suffered from Dyspepsia and Kidney
Complaint, the latter being so severe at
times that l could scarcely attend to my
work. Ny appetite was poor, and was
much emaciated; but by using
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FNHE FARM On WHICH | LIVE IsfNEDrs
=. ateiy "a dining the city limits on the Gala
IN road ms place contains les acres with rea-
sonaoly good Improvements Il is perhaps the
most suitable place for Dairy Farm in the vicinity
- Sae.son, Il not sold by Ist January il viii be
ior rent For terms, etc., apply 10
ssp-ssco-u- L. II. WINTER.
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The emigration into Kansas this year equals
the population of Baltimore.
The Irish standard., 1886-12-04
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

The recent discovery of ''ancient rel
ics'' at Spring valley by Ayur Bjordam
men is pronounced hoax.
A gang of men at work renewing the
Duluth lumber mill to Minneapolis
struck Tuesday for higher wages.
Priester. The Tailor, corner Washing
ton and Second avenue south, Mlnue-
apoIis. Merchant tailoring. Periec
fits.
The Dulntl, produce exchange COM
menced business Wednesday. The
North American telegraph furnishes it's
reports.
Mrs. j. a. MacCarthy has all the lat
est novelties il. millinery for fall and
winter wear. Please Call on her AT 244
Nicollet avenue.
It is believed that two Duluth fisher
men, named johnson and Hansen we're
lost in the big storm. They were spoken
on the day Of the storm by the ting Ram
bier and have not been heard Of since.
The Irish standard., 1886-12-04
The Dayitt Branch,

A large and Interesting meeting,of
the Davltt Branch of the Natio114!!
Land League of America Mas held last
Sunday evening in Windom Hall. MIR.
j. j. Mctlale presiued in Ills usual
happy manner. The Dayitt Branch is
in nourishing condition, each and
every meeting showing large addition
10 the list and increase in attendance.
Last Sunday night was 40 exception to
the general rule, FIVE names h wing
been added to the membership roll.
The advantages to be derived from al
tending these meetings are various, and
not the least is the interesting and i'll
structive entertainments furnished OIL
each occasion. Last Sunday nights
programme was an excellent one. The
first on the programme was Il piauo
solo. by Miss Nellie Hall, which was
e.xqulsltely rendereu. The Misses Ack-
erson favored the audience will, Il
duet, which was warmly applauded.
The address by j. V. Mcilugl> Was lis
ttntN w With dLLCAI V!Oiis anu ALt11A t1AC
frequent uutbursts of applause we are
inclined to believe that MIR. Mcllugh's
sentiments were endorsed by many
present, Miss ,Vor1hinyllatn' is all ac-
cuulplished musician, and we hope |"
hear her again. The song by Miss
Mamie Gleason was pleasing i'll The
extreme. MIR. john McGurk, Sr.. de-
llyered short address i'll Il manner
that brouy It forth repeated oulbursls
ut applause from the audience. The
cu,nmlLlee showed excellent taste in
getting ny the programme. The meet
ing next Sunday night will contai,
many interesting. features. The fol-
lowing programme sill be given.
Piano Selection. Mary Garrlty
Vocal Duet. lonahue s. Eurght
piccoo Sol,.. ...........L. Mlsham
Debate.. s1ule anu McHuyh, ALTERNATIVES;
Canty and McHaie, negative,
Vocal Solo olo...............Miss Bridget Gleason
RECREATION . 49,. Miss Mae Sweeny
Vocal Duet Ryan & Foley.
T Everybody who is interested in the
prosperity, Of the Davitt branch should
make it a point to attend as many OF
those meetings as possible.
The Irish standard., 1886-12-04

Edward Morris, Of 2,1O5 Twelfth
street north, was robbed of $18 on Mon,
day night. A case of burglary.
The report Of the health officer for
November is not yet completed. The
total number Of deaths it is believed,
however, will be about 1872.
The coroner's jury in the case of
Andrew Nelson, the man killed by the
cars Tuesday. returned verdict Of
death caused solely by carelessness on
the part of deceased.
The county auditors report OF tax
settlements for October shows that the
city receives $54,224365, of which the
board Of education is entitled TO S2l,-
5Ol IS: the water department., So ,063 64;
the public library, $531 .6S: the poor
fund, $l,772 Is.
We want to say right here what we ne
elected to do before, that the printers OF
Typographical Union No. A2 did them
selves proud on Thanksgiving eve. That
was one ef the most orderly, well-man-
aged parties ever given in Malcolm hall,
and we don't make any exception. All
honor TO the ssprints"
The night schools We're opened at
Catholic Association hail last Monday
evening under very auspicious circum-
stances and will continue during the
winter. Many more can be accommo-
dated, and all who can, young men es-
pecially, should take advantage of this
opportunity of instruction in the differ
ent branches, Or at least in the more
important studies-reading, writing
and arithmetic.
Among the festivities Oh Thanksgiy-
ing night in South Minneapolis was a
dancing party at the McAIakin House.
where MIR. and Mrs. McMak,n enter
tanned large comeany. The dancing
afforded great enjoyment and was con-
tinued until q late hour. The guests
included q pumber from East Mime
apolls and Saltwater. The friends of
the host and hostess in South Mime.
apolis. both young and old, were there
in force, aud all received right royal
entertainment at their hands.
Last Thursday Thanksgiving Day.
the marriage OF Mr.. J 4. Devine 10
Miss Katie I. Murphy. Was solemnized
at the Church OF the:9) Immaculate Con-
ceptlon. After the ceremony the we'd
ding party and friends repaired to the
house of Mr.. and Mrs. Mcbride, who
served an elegant breakfast. The
Ih.sH STANDARD congratuIates the i'll,
teresIed parties, aud wishes them a
happy and prosperous journey through
this lonely vale of tears" The newly
married cruple received many elegant
and valuable presents.
At meeting Of the Immaculate Con-
ception Benevolent society held at
Catholic Association hall, Friday even
ing, November 26, the feasibility of es
tablishing other branches OF tue Irish
Catholic Benevolent Union in this Cit,
was discussed at some length. a COM
mittee consisting of MesSrs. Foley,
Gleason, Moulder, Dobbins and Boral
acre appointed to consider the Ques-
ton at issue aud report tl,e result OF
their deliberations at The next regular
meeting, to be held Friday evening,
December 8. Let every member OF the
Benevolent society be present Oh that
occasion. 1t is matter Of vital i'm
portance to all.
The Irish standard., 1886-12-04
P. J. D0N0H0E,
Contractor AND B1IjI(IeT
Plans and Specifications Furnished torall
Glass Of Buildings.
Shop on NicOllet Island,
Alterations and Repairs Promptly Executed
PROBATE NQTIlE.

PROBATE NOTICE.
CTATE OF MINNESOTA. County OF Henne.
~ pin-Probate court.
In the matter Q! the estate Of Peter Young
blood, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition OF Cath
arine YOunyblood. Of Hennepn county. A1jn-
esota, representing that Peter Youn9hlopd has
lately died intcstate, resident aud ilhabitart
of the county OF tiel,nei'in and State of hi,ne-
sofa, leaving goods, chattels aud estate within
this county, and praying that administration Of
his estate br to said petitioner grained.
1t is ordered, .rnat sa,d p'.titlon be beard at 9
Court House in tue CITY OF Minneapolis, In sud
cnn,y, on Monday, the 9th dny of December,
1856, .,I ~ otlock in the forenoon; and hat no.
ilce of such hearing be given 10 all persons in
tcresled, by publishing this order at least once
in each week for three successive weeks prior
to suid day of hearing; in The Irish Standard, q
newspaper printed and published in said
dated ut Minneapolis. this 9th day Of No.
vembtr, 1885. .s, 5gs..
Nv the Court: A. UELAND.
WILLIAM KENNY. Judge OF Probate.
Attorney for Petitioner. 86
The Irish standard., 1886-12-04

-Four hundred knights Of Labor met
in Chicago Wednesday night and de-
nonnced the conviction and sentence of
the EIGHT Anarchists as an outrage.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK

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AN0rHHR uiusrEiors NAsT ApnEn ~
ruK pEAru xoif oF ruE iuRors
90 riiE CIVIL vAE

Almost without waning comes the
sad news q The sudden death o. Gen
John A. Logan. Which occurred A. WISH.
ing,on a. abou; ihrce o'eiock sunday
afternoon. The General bad been VI
Cor some days. bat L ~as not supposed
ihs, his illness would prove fatal until
shortly before his death
Letters q sympathy for the bsreavsd
family ani Tribute % The character q the
deceased have come from al parts q iAs
country ard from oihcials q al gradss.
A. result q be combined military
and civil pTomiasnes. fsw men have Bad
ermef bold upon 'hs people than Gen
Logan. ard BIZ death Nil BE- FELT Almosi
a. national calamity.
John A. Loan was % lri.h desceat.
His father. ~ho was physician. emf.
grated % 'hi, country from Ireland and
settled Ia he STATE q Maryland. subse-
quen,ly removing % Ksaiucky. then %
Missouri. aad finally 20 Illinois liz
mother was Miss Elizabeth Jeakins. =
native q Tennessee John A. ~As bora
February o. 1890. in JAeksoa County
Illinois. AID Va therefore nearly sixty
ore years ca a. The time q his DEATH
His boyhood ~as sPen, on farm,
where be as educated % bard work
The public schools IN BIZ nsighborhood
were poor. bat youns Logan bad the
good foriuae 90 have a oompeteni privaie
iator dsrins part q bis boyhood. he
enlisted a. q private il The Mexican war
and va Afterwards chosen secoad Lieu
tenant.
Afisf ihs var be studied law ~iih bis
uncle ard was admitted % The bar Tie
held VARIOUS miaos Cf.ces. ircladins
Cogniy Clerk. Preserving Aiiofasy. and
Representative Co ibe legislature. In
1855 be married M.s. Mary ; Cunning.
ham. LADY Of May accomplishment.
Ia 1855 he was elected Representative
20 Congr,s. from Illinois, AID ~ss -
elected IN 1850 Up o. This time be bad
been D,mocra'. AID though an Games,
supporter q stephen A. Douglas Ia the
campaign u 1900. be accepted The rs.al:
q the election and declared that be
would shoulder hi. ussks; 20 have Lin
coin inaugufa'ed u any armed demon
s;raiion shold be- made. Ca The At-
journmsni q Congrsss Ia August ls6i.
Logan fastened % Illinois ard bssan 10
raise . regiment. entering u AsA private
himself. bat hs "a. chosen and commits
stoned Colonel tie participated nth
marked ability and reckless courage in
mAny q The hottest battles q the Re-
bellion. being promoted 70 Bugatisf.
General in March ls62.
After The var be ~As returned 70
Congress - RsPabliean. And in March
1871 be became senator from Illinois
and served ua,l 1877. In 1879 be was
again elected % the SeaA,e In 1854 he
~as nominated by the Republicans for
Nice-prsidsni. and when the Illinois
Legislature ne, after election. be wa'
sgsin chosen L. $ senator. Ia 1886
be wAs chosen Grad Commander Of the
Grad Army q the Republic. and ~.s
reelected 70 TIE sane ofhce 10 1865, 90,
and 20.
Gen. Logan was man o. great force
and earass; purpose, And a type Of the
Western American. His loss vii b
mourned BY the Whole eoaniry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-28

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-28

PRovipENr AID SOCIETY The annusl
meeting % the Providsni Ala Society W.
held Tuesday AZ its rooms In the Portland
Savings Bank balltlug. The reports OF
the ofiicers aud executive committee show
The society has enioyei . steady and
prosperous growth since Ia institu-
tlOu. The msmoershipis large aud rapid.
~ Increasing. bat one assessment having
been called daring the past year. that on
the death % Mr.. Carl Berrer OF Portland,
killed by accident on Jane sth- The so
clety las an sceunulsiing reserve faad 10
the State treasury deposited according "a
the provisions OF 10 charter. The follow
ING of'i;ers we're elected
President. IIOa. frsnkiin =. Rollins. Port
lant secretary AMI Treasurer. Everett : min
fortlsnd. Nice President Hon. John l.. Cut
ler. nAugur. Exccutive COMMITTEES. jos eph n.
Moor. Irving .. kimbAil, Eimuni Dana
General Agent. Georxs l. Le~ts. Medical Di
rector. irving \. Aimban NJ ID.
The following are The eorporstors AM
ocicers
Jo-eph n Moore. ThOmAstOa. James l.
stoitkri. GARNER. Efmund Dana, Portland
John n Cotton, Lssi.soei frsaklla =: hol
PAyson rucker. Portland. fredsrick Tor.
Portland. Everett smith. Portland.
Tnis association Vas organized little
more than . year ago. and 10 progress
has been extremely fsttsring. IL provides
pecanisry benefits upon the death OF ~
members and Il not . secret society. IL
under State supervision and IL chartered
By q special act OF the legislature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-28
STATE or MAINE.

uxyonp, os-Court Of inselveney.th Nea'
n ,as Sssssr o. TaLRiSD Cross. is,ol'sn,
m IL hsrsby ordered. That NOTES Be eivsa Y
ali psrsons interesfed In the settlement OF w
nsaf account OF A. ID. Gedvis, A.xs .
oopy Of this order 10 b pebIlshed I've vWas
suesessivsly, n the Oxford Deoocrstt rsus
pspss printsi In Paris IN sAh County. that the
.sy aresa, :. Cart s q ls'o ~ ~ ~ wssss
dsy Of jas. ssxt, a. sIss s'eieet N The fore,ooa
snd b hard thsssoa, snd oeiect tssy - c"nse
GEO. A. WILLOW, Judge
q is.elvs:eJ Ger, ox x,s LOU CIV W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-28

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-28

OXFORD, a;-Ats Cesrt Of Probate he'd a.
raris, within sad Coz the Cousfy o. oHsofd' 90
ths IhlrS Isestay Of Dee. A. u. lsso.
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clo,sr late Of Hartford. having preseatsd her
petition fos an ailowsses oct OF The refsonAi
EsfAis OF sAif deceased
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-28
RENEW, Hrz Youru.

Mrs. Ph@ss Chesley. Peterson, Clay Co.
Iowa. tells the following rsmsfkable story
The truth OF which II vouched for By the
residents OF The town 81 An Is pears old,
have been troubled with kidney complaint
and lameness for many years. could not
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nom all pain and soreness. and Am able TO
DO my own housewofk. owe my thsnhs
TO Elsctlc Blttsrs for having renewed my
youth. and removed completely all disease
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Noyes Drug Store, NORWAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-28

THOMAS $ BEiDoHAN. EsQ of Buck
field. has been appointed BY Collector
Anderson TO The position Of gauger n
the Portland Custom House. Capt.
Brigham Is one Of the leading Demo
Gratis Of the State. And a citizen held in
high esteem by the community in which
he resides We believe The apPoinimea,
10 Be . good one. and extend eongraiu-
l.iion. 10 our friend Brigham. wheo
the party in power. desires good mea io
al It's Offices. whether Democratic or
Republican. they can Be found among
the Oxford Bears every time.