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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

OXFORD, SAL Court OF Probate held a
Paris. within and fos the County of Oxford,
On the third rvesdsy of Arr. A u, isS.
WILLIAM wOODsuM. nsned Exeestor IN Q
certain instfumsnt psrp wtInf % be the last Will
sd rsstansat Of Daniel Hal. late a Peru,
DO ssid Comfy. deceased. having presented tn
ume TOE ~ lbsls;
OnDEEsD. Thsi the SAID Exses,or give 20
uee 70 ell psrsoas iatsrestsd By eauslsT eopy OF
this order 10 b. psblished three vesks sseesssvsy
10 The Oxfosd Democrat printed 81 Paris thai They
fssis. e ssia co.s.y % the third fsssss, Of Nav
neHt 81 O'Clock In the foseaoos asd show eaass n
any tbsy havv. vhy The ssii isssrum snt shou 4
sot - psovef. spprevei ssd aiioved ss the Last
Gao. A. WILSON, Jsdgs.
Atrsssepy- sttssti g. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
Ns,ies a. ssessa wss,iss ef Creditors In

ITO the creditors 81 JOae. J. McAlisief 81
j Alblny IN the COusty % oxford, AMI State Of
Mslas InsolVsnt DebtOr.-i0u sfe hereby noti
hed, That with The spprOSal ofih jaifs OF IN.
Clurg 20 Insolvency fof fsi cluttr. ths stoli
meeting Of ths Cfediors OF saii lasolytnt 10 AZ.
uolots.f 10 be held AZ ne Pfosste C3ur rolm %
Pa,l. In said COunty en- wcduesfa The lplh DAY
Of Mar, A. u. Issti. st nioe 0'clock In the foft-
nOou. l0u gill EOfefn yourselves acc fdltElN'
Given uader nv htni And TIE o'ier ~ toirs
thu glst dav 81 Apr. A. d Tvs.
uEHRICK 4. DAVIS, Register q the C'ut %
ipsolssucy for SAID County u Otfofd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
"Reminiscences N,,,cr.

'I,uE Ustsfs sssi hssiss t~a srP,i a'ri b.
i tAs N q. ~ fgs u ifrhAis Zoo ne Couttr ~
Oti1fd "a 10 thifd Tuesisf Of Apfil. a. u issi
loam 20 '1aefsto recslFs ant esAmlas M cls'ia
- r.iIf fs "A tlast ~ e. at - isn ~. kaes
lsti. late - sseisa. ~ ssit CoustF. tsrsssri
rrrfsssatsd lnsoirfut tsfsbf eve noflrs ~ 40
nIrnifs nnn fhf fais q sAhi aIp tiutnsnt az o.
aosfd o. ssii ereitefs 10 sh<h q pfesfni sni
rsoss thsif sisins ani lhn thsT Ill - is sss
sl1a. - Ia. Onre - 4 Waksf In iltsl
IN a. gouaiF 90 saiariaf. isss iih. nsti snt
% safafisf a .lt1f iiih. ustL 81 tee e'tieft u
~ fnfsnrua.
psisi thi. sea d,f Of Apfli. is.
JOSIAH uEAiD. lsl...,.
JANIS TTAHgINsTON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
Now Advertisements.
The Horse Breeders
Exchange !

All reftCns Sistiag % ny, sell o. ItshAnEe
suF kini ~ Ha-se % lit. sh1uli rot fsil - -
tsni tie lIlfss Brestefs' Esshuge, al BgCktsid
NnlAxs. % WEDNESDAY the H. n rsy OF hsY. nsNi.
Only small cCmmlssi0a 90 "A psr cnt oil .
chsFsci On svsry usic 81 ctct b. our srlrts.
10 oil u1t D. uscessarT o. eater hofscs ttioit.
hanf. ~ al wno Ger horses Go sale o. en- Range
"a thai dsF are supp1s.i 20 aErss 90 the Term, ~
SALE Fgf fufttsf par O. liars sdircss,
A. I. MANN, Msnsger.
Mn Paris Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
utt.R,#s.ss,Tsr,u

IN el.ssst IN 'a.icu,
pissssat sTsfisnt In the
farm ~ q posisf. pfotse-
log whsa diisslvsd " "a.
lsr en- k,hiisrsiIng. tfr
ysselns Dfsaght. recon
menfei by cur beet fhis
elass ~ q reliable and
ssrtssbls fetasslf iiCafss
Gossip iiior, rufes lnit.
eesli n, cures pfsrepsis,
cafss Piles, eafes tssft
tara ga es-r rfsfsc ~.
ems liver a. mpiiioi.
csrss tick 40 meh sd
sen " arrss Al tie ~
= 81 ~ esgsnsto q pes
sriiaa itshlulii D. utd
~ stsfy hoassh IA snd
csrsiei fefv tfsvtlsr.
sd ~ drtgg'in UtfI
Hifrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
Atrus copy-.us.t'-iI. { DAVIS. Rg,isr.

OXFORD So Al sCoart % Probate held AZ
Psris within AMI for the C0snty II OkfOri
On the third Tacsdsy Of apr. 4. -. ISL
ga the petition of EDWARD q. WAlktH, Al.
mini.trstor % the estate ot Oscar ,asfles. late
OF L1ysn, ~ ssit County. deceased. prayias Coz
lcsuse IN oil ami c1avey esftsin real estate fal.
" ssscr,bsd In his pstlti0n On = In tbs fro>aie
Ofics al public 81 prlvais sale, Tor the pymett
Of debts saf costs ~ ain ln lsifatiun.
Ordsred. nat the ssid rsiiii0nsr give notice 10
al persons iatsfestsf By causing IN sbstfact
OF he pstliiin. viii hts orier ttsfc0a. 10
b. pabllshsi three weeks saecsssissiy 10 the
Oxford Democrat printed 81 Paris, that they
msy appear az q Probate Coaftt 10 - held "a Paris
In sAlI COgnty. on the ttiri Tuesdsy 81 NAY
neat At . o'clOek 10 the fofen00n ant shs~ cause.
~ any they have Why the zane shoali no, re
GEo. A. WILSON, Jssge.
At,.seou. .tt..tt--u a. DAVIs Hesistef.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

ITEMS Yearly subscriptions els. 4 pail
strictly In AiNsnCo others isg. tllN ut al
single copies. fuur cents.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS legal aiNeftisa nent'
are given thrve consecutive Insertions tof ~
PET Inch In lenEth % column. fruuste neticet
Whaling % kfAl Estate. Which are -Ni each
special contracts male sitn iocAi. uansi M %
yearly advertisers
jos fnfsrfSo.-tte otford uemocrAt oinSs
IL eel stockesl With nes materials for toing
al kinds ~ plain 90 fancy JOB printing An
sNrsfiencesi JOB ptintcr i alsays IN M me,
kn,l cur prcseCs arr run ~ steam. - cAn
guarantee prumpt AM satisfactory surk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
Nst,s. ef s.ss.a s..t,.g az sssai,sss In
lnsslssasg.

Two THs sre.ifos. % s,aasi T.. lI,laes. of
II Fsfu In the CpuntT q osiofd ssd state %
Maine. IasolVeat Debtor " on are here,y nottnef,
hat Wnh the approval a the Isixc ~ toe Coaf
Of Insolveaey fgf saf County ~ otflfi the Sc
eel Nestus II ne Creditors of ssii latolssnt. 10
appoirtsd a. b. hell 81 he ffut.te C.an .p.m
he i1'h day a. MAJ, 4 n. ls~i al o'closk u
re ioru)'n. ioa siil govern Joafse.sfs Ac'lfi'
nsiy
sltsa uuisf nv hard an TIE order 81 Coun
ihis ftd dav a A., 4. ~. is.
fFWHtIk e. DAVIS asEisirf q The fout %
IasaltsncY fDr alt Cosniy % Osfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
Nous. Of second n..,l.s sf o''a''"'' ."

40 ths ere. 90. ~ Aasiesu u. niskasli Of
/ fsfif. 10 the q laaty ~ Otintd sad site 81
maine in.olteut dsbiof .-iou are hsfsby notdsi /,
that slth he appfogAi OF The JuiEc ~ the Count
Of lnsoltency CO.. sai CountF % osforf, me
ssroni msslinE q NE creditors ~ ssit insolVeot
IL appointed a. ~ hill 81 he Probate ,ouu room
~ rsfis. In skii Coaaty ofOtfufilon Ne'iaesir
IN ilih day 90 MsT. a. ~ 49,. AZ orio<k IN
tn fofsnola You siIl sovtfu yourselves aoeoid'
laslf
,.l'sa uuief ny hani act ne order of Court
thi. gIsi dav ~ Apf.. a. q. 10
IIFHilltk 4. DANIs. Register q NE Couft %
Gasolssscy fr.tlt q luttT oiOtiSrd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

Al Norway, In the Coungy Of Oxfo'd and state
Of Name. the gi.l iAy OF Apr d, A u is.6.
Tux undefsigust hereby gises notice % bis
app0lntmsnt a. AssiEnce ~
AIANsON N. TktLt.. Of Nofssi,
IN the Count. OF Osford, ta.olvent ds5tgr. Who
la. teen declared al insOlVent upOa his petition.
by the Court 81 ia.olseBey zoe salt County Of
Otfotd CHARLES H. HOLT. Assisnee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

n ns,lsi. Apr n. ~ Rev. u. Garanl. Nj
-sih l.. Ms.on ini Me- Aii.s N. kiutal. toih -
ilftfL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

OXFORD. ss.-M Coau q Probate bel Of
Paris. sitAln and fBf he County o. Osfsfd On
TIE thrr1 Tuesday of Ar. A.D lr6.
ALHLO b. CuAsf. Sasfdsn ~ klla l.. Dad.
isy miasT child sud heir OF -miih Duiley, late 81
Psus.in sail Coahty, dscsttsd hsting prsenisi
no. fccouni Of glafdanihip VI ssii snd Tor al.
iosaacei
ordered. that the ssd GuAriian ave roiee ~
al pSfscns interested b. ctusies . eopt ~ thls
order % b. publshet threc wells seletssifslJ
IN IN OhlOfd t~mcrfst Ifintei ~ fAfls ihst
thst NAY spfsar a q froosts Coat Ia b. btli 81
rsti. Ia ssltCnu ~ % the thifi taetdsy Of MAJ
nektn yo'clock Ia tue fbfenooo AT saos etuse,
Lowell aEp 4. WILSON, jade.
A pus e,py-Atie.i ~. 4 DAVIS hrgislsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

State Treasurer Barlsish says that be
10 not Q candidate for Governor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

OXFORD, sat . Coutt oi Probate he'll At
pals. ~ilhin AId Coz the County % Oxtotd on
ths thHd rus,dp % Apr. A. ~, ts,3
b. ". REID On, GuAritan Of Geo. q. Mooks
miuor child sni heir % JuuA A. Br01ks, late OF
Porter. In salt CouatY. hasisg pfeseate'i he a.
Orierel. th.t The eat Guuitsa give a.
lice 10 sll psIsDus inisrss'ei by esusias q copy
stthls oTdsr o. b. Iub1.het three wssks ,ue
- s.iesly 10 the Oxferi Demo rat. Tfut.i 81
he - 81 Paris sIihin snf fOr ssd g uaty on the
thiri Tues. Of Nay utsi. ~ . O'Clock In the frs
no0a and show eauss. a. sry thsy have. Why the
same shouli not b. al'e ed.
GEO 4. WILSON. Jadgs.
Atrus Copy-stlsst III. q DAVIS. Rsgisisr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

AtTustufg 10 the Cousty Of OkfOri All state
Of Malice, ths gist DAY Of Apr, A II lsd.
The undsfs isnei hereby gives NOTES 81 hit az.
pointment - Assisnee of
JANIS ~. slLt. % STOW,
In the County of OhfOfd iasoiVett Debtor. shs
has teen declared an lnsolvent upon his petiiion
by The Couft OF ins0lveuey fof ssh tountF %
Oxford. joins MERRILL, Assixucs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
NOTICE.

A. rfrsuns Ilffrfsfel IN De tffflng oi ttiifi
~. II RAJ anl Iroffng liofsfs requested a.
meet IT o. uaiarl 0uuufr AEflTufufa Sniifif
nrld.nrs. en- saturday, Ma :, a. o'c.efk, y n o.
compete o. orrsulr ttlan ~ Here brssdfrs A.
100. rsr Oflff Goa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
SHIRRRD SIBRSUCKIRS !
LADIES' GLOVES.

We have large purchase Of ladies
I.islo and Kid Gloves, and will send
them postage paid 10 any address IN
the United States on receipt OF prices
quoted.
Open Wrist. SOC. Lislc Gloves. % cts.
These Lislo Gloves are oxtm quality
Browns. Navy Blue AMI Slate. and
were bough, TO close them ont at half
price.
. button Tau hid Gloves, ~ cts.
9 Kids, tans y black. 20 cts.
as : button $3.50 extra Kids. sl.0O
These last are in Tans. browns,
Operas. Black and White. aud are an
excellent glove for any lady in Amer
q. ANY glove not desired on receipt
can be returned AMI money will he
refunded
I yards COOL weigh, 10, striped
Chcvoit >hir,ing for - cts
Ladies Good 75c. Night Dresses,
80 cts.
Ladies Regular FL IS Night Dress
a.. - cts
These Night Dresses are all Ham
burg Trimmed. and are much lower
than we ever sold same qualities.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
NOTICE.

Tie Urn OF \. Richsrdsca A Co. General
IIsfdssre Dealers. -. Pals. Me-, being sboai
u b dlsclu by maissl coottnt, OwitE 70 the
eioiempisiei removal e M 4. " hichsfi 90
"a nstpclis. MINI. III pers)ns Indebted u the
ffm are itfeby requested n mske immesiisis
ysfment UtilAhDSoS a ~
-. Parts. Mar. % ls6.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

oNsOgp. s,-Aa Csuu 81 ffob,'s h'li a.
ruls. sihiu ssi - Ne CounU 1f ga lord,
90 ths hlHi u fsisT ~ Apf, u. ls~l
gtAntEs 4. JORDAN. EsseuiOf os The 81
tais nl psFsi Doc sn, isis ~ fsfg. IN ell tour
~. dstssssf. haFaT ifssfutfi hls sor1unt ~ A.
mfnlsraiilu 90 Eslais cor sl1sancff
OHuEHFn. mat ths ssid tNerutof eve notios
o. al ysfsons iaisfrstst by eaaslaE sopY ofths
order 10 o. pstiishsd sssssssccsssiFely 10 the
Osloft pcmscfsi pfiuisd a. Paris, that thsf nsy
aFs~af sfa Probate toart 90 b. held al fafi.
IN ssii cusniy un the thft Tussfay ol MAJ o~st
ats O'Clock 10 ths f1fsaoon q sh0s ease n ahI
ihsJ have shy ths al iaftunsut shosii notbs
allsc'
GEo A WILSON, Jsil,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

OXFORD, sst-At Couft Of PROBATE heid AZ
Psfs. within and f0r TIE County % Ohfofd
ca M thiri Tass.iaF or ~, 4. u. I'D.
C1ku, ANnHLN., Afm uis'faiof 90 ihs
s,i.is of AlsNaaisr MCkssn. lat % Lowell. IN
ed Csaaty. tssfsssi. hsflng pfessnisi III a..
claai 81 aiminisiragi5n u tie kstate VI tad fs.
cesssi fnr allowance
Oulsrci. That the sAli Ainnistrat0f give no.
tos ~ Ali persons latefsstsi BY causing copV ~
this orisf 10 b. patiishci three ussks successive.
~ 10 the oxford Democrat. ussspapsr.
Ifntsi a. Paris that they maj spTsAr Al sfrObaie
l0an o. be held ~ Psfis. in saii CoaniY on
The thlid Tuesday % MAJ neNi. Ats o'clock In the
forenoon and shos causc 10 any they have, shy
the same should net b. sl1wei
sEO A WILSON Judge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
WANTED !.

A worlIsg uoustseper. A midls-sfed 40
ma an be Of taklnx fsl shnEe and d ing the
.ofk Zoe fosr In the fsmiiy,e n beer Of . pefms
Isnt sliuati(n y an good pay, ny sfdfessias
J.p WILLIAMS. 30. fsris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

OXFORD. ssf-N CosFt Of frobsis hsif Of
rafts sllhia ana iof the tnanty olohforl 20
ths third TursfsF ~ Apf -.
uATTiE b. TiloNfroN. Afmia stratus 90
he sstais a seof.e rhsmps1a. ate of ff,s
- q In sati IuaatY. hfcssssts tsfirE Ifessaisi
tsr arroont 81 aliminlstf tisn % tte kstsfc %
81 ID a. crssssi 90 aiiussrrfl
Oficfsi. Ihat tts fat Afmialsuault give ne.
- 90 81 ysfs iutefes a ~ rausirE fHyF ~
tfls orfsr 81 - ~ ishsd ihrss scssssa ssifslT
Va lhs Otfofl Dsnprr.l anss.palsf puaisd a.
Iafis ia salt 4 saiF. thN thfT MAJ spar 81 q
rf5bats souu 10 o. h do a. Paris. 81 hia sod
ior saif Coast on ihr ihfi fussisf ~ hsJ
fsti,N nus o'riock ia ths f1runan. sti 'hBs
ssass. fsnT iteJ have. vhT thf sane saoeli noi
b. aUFsff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

TuE -uts.rissr hefsbr sitss pubuc neiies that
o. hls bssn dviY agpliatsi ~ m. llfns lsiEe
81 rfrtats Zoe tn ounty ~ oAfsf1, ani a..
slasi m t'ust ~ Fssrs'of q he estste 81
LlplA Stay late - rofisr.
10 sth CouaU 4 ceassd, ~ sNthg biei 90 me
AZ a. srfs. ~ therefore sgassis al Isfsons 10
a. bisf 90 the estate - sati dsc~sssd 10 maze m
o. dlais patmfuf. aui those stO have sny Dc
man . ~ fsun a. sst Itli ne Sane -
Aprii tl. LOO JOIN .IAtls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04
GED A WILSON, Jsizs.
l.ns .nrr alls.l ii q NV. .kssslsI.


OxFOKp. ,N-Ns Csar. - rr01Ns hsi a.
raus, siihll "a fof The CoaaiT ~ osiofi N
ne thri rassisF Of Arr 4. ID is-d
ORRiN =. IONFiDN. Adm alsfttH ~ the
etists Of t.soaa'f u. Low lbF, late q Ani ltef.
ia s.d County. deceased. haflns pfs.sut~i NJ
scroutt - sdmiaistfsil5a ~ the ssiaie ~ SAIL
reasei i1f allowance
OupEEHu, that sahi Aiminlstfatof give notice
o. 81 psfsons Interested ~ eausax copT ~ The
order 20 b. pusiistsi thfse sesks sares.siVely IN
ths OkfDfd Demecfat, saesspspef pfints-i AZ Far.
IT, that thrf mas appear 20 Probate Count o. -
hell ~ Paris, n sal countY.on TIE thiri fusssisy
OF n.y nstt. t uiaf O'Clock In tbs ioreneoa ,
All sho- s,ass, n AM thsJ have -hy ne sane
Gso 4 WILSON Jsig,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

THE .abs'fissf hsrsbf sirs' psbiie n ,iee
hat hs ~ tusa dfiy aploistsd ~ the Tee
Jatse q Probate t.r ne coutty q otfsfi All
hss ssfunsd ihs uusi "a Ada rstof With
IN .Ili aansx si ~ The tststs ~
AiHshT n tofft>. lac ~ ne.hsl,
In saIi 4 aafv. dscssset b. sNlag boai o. The
as iifssts. h thffv'oHs rlassis al psfs ne Ia.
dsstsi q M ssiits - ..t dssssssd ~ mls im
mediate pam .nf, AL thls- sho have aay Go
,nand. thsrean % skhllH ihs sans %
All -. loo RICHARD 4. fRfE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

ma iutfr i,rf hsfsbf xiTos fa,ir Nliic'
tat b. ~ tcsa fair sppoln'si b. ths Hon.
afss af l'fulsis fuf To- traatF ~ Osflfi al
has sssumri he tat 90 Aihfnisifstof u M
sstafr a.
MpsEs POLAND. iste ~ Csnt,n.
o. sai q uatf. q c'atrt .. D. xisiaE bgnd a. the
az direct ne t1crsflfc ~ 4lests all lfrsoas IN
ffttsi o. IN estate q al deceased o. MIKE In
~ stlisis pagmsft. sat fh &c so have anF de.
mssi. ihsss.n O. cttili Ne ssms =
ApIi 81 is,d LhNi u. POLAND
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-04

TIIE ~ab.sfihsr h rvty sits. yab b. sole tat
b. hts bssn daly sppoiaisd ~ ~ uot. iaffs
a. rroh.fe tnr he t0sun 81 Ohfoff. and Assumed
ths trust ~ mtaisiTstnf ofths ssfats q
FIMfH HODGE. late - Canipn.
ia s.I toHntY feossssi ~ siFuE toad &c TIE
IA. fIfes's. ~ thffsf1fs rr4lsss al ysfsIn. N.
,sbtsd a. - csiate % s.it ds'.s.si ~ msss lm
mediate payuesL at thoss sh1 have any
dsm.nss itsfe1a ~ sth.th ~ samsta
spfii ID. lssi john q. HODGE
The Cecil Whig., 1886-06-26
Personals,

Miss Lena Marshall, of Milford, Della
ware, is visiting Miss Fannie Jones
Colonel Edwin Wilmer, formerly of this
county, who with Mrs. Wilmer have been
on a visit to their daughter, Mrs. II. Il
Torbert, returned! TO Baltimore on We'd
neSday.
Dr. Howard Bratton attended the meet
ing of the alumni of Princeton college on
Monday night last and made an address.
Mr. and Mrs. George Young and son. OF
Chicago visited Mrs Rebecca Young this
week.
grandmother, Mrs. X. l.. Goldsborough, at
Burlington, New Jersey.
Mr.. William Bratton, il student at Prince
ton College, is home for the summer vaca
tion.
Misses Lizzie Giles and Edith Dunbar
| Delaware
| Fix States 4 ttorney Charles g. Cruthers
now spends his nights on the farm pur,
chased by him some months ago, near that
of Col. |. ID. Davis He rides in and out on
horseback. Mr.. Crothers is the third ElktOn
| lawyer adopting this custom this summer
Henry Mccullough and Heister Hess, ESq7.
being the others.
| Edwin Purnell and Frank Henry, tive
well known Elk:on youths engaged il
business in Philadelphia, have been in town
this week.
,FN
| is visiting Miss Mamie llaines.
Miss Louie Heath made visit to Phila
delphia and burlington this week,
The Cecil Whig., 1886-06-26
Rising Sun Beams.

CoMMENCEMENT-AN 11-INCH TIMOTHY
HEAD-THE KEMPA CONCERT, ETC.
RIsING Sun, June 90.
The tenth annual commencement of
the Frinds' Normal Institute of this
place will come off pext Friday, June %,
at 80 p. m. This school is in charge of
Prof. W. F. Overhalt, who has been the
Principal for over ten years. The exer-
cises will be of an interesting nature.
James Addison, of the Eighth district,
lost cow and heifer last week
An addition is being built to the stable
of +. r. Burlington, on Walnut street.
Theodore Garvin Las the work in charge.
DIR. Kirk has on exhibition at his drug
store a head of timothy II inches long,
LETT there by o. T. kimbell. Jas. Barnes
has at the same store four stalks of rye,
each 6 feet long.
1t is proposed to build new parsonage
at Rising Sun, back Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
The concert given by the kempa fam
lily in the NJ. +. Church on Friday even
ing last was we'll attended by both young
and old The entertainment was really
very fine, the young ladies and their
father being musical geniuses of the first
order
The Cecil Whig., 1886-06-26
Fire at Port DennSit.

/ Intelligence reached Elkton Friday after.
noon as we We're going TO press by the Over
land Telephone Company's wires that the
large stone warehouse occupied by Rey-
noidS Il Bros hardware dealers and man
ufacturers of tin ware, was on fire, and
likely to be entirely consumed The adj
joining steam planning mill and sash factory
of Barnes Il Archer was threatened.
The building occupied by Eenolds Bros,
is of stone and 81 feet wide by 81 feet in
length. 1t is owned by +. John Einehart
who has a policy in the Mutual Fire In
-Hrancc Company of Cecil County of 5000
The building is also insured for $1,000, i'll
the Commercial Assurance Company of
London.
The policy with the Cecil company shows
that permission was given in February 1885
to place Il five horse power engine in the
building. The stock of Reynolds x Bros,
was insured in the Cecil company for 5000,
and the fixtures for 500 The firm consists
of Wesley and Joseph Reynolds. Other
buildings in the neighborhood are the ware
house of James A. Davis, and the building
in which the postottice is situated.
a pole to which the Overland Telephone
wires We're attached was on the corner
within few feet of the burning warehouse
and, as no further communication with
Port Deposit was to be had, it is probable
that the pole and wires were burned
The Cecil Whig., 1886-06-26
THE VACANT BISHOPRIC.

Mr.. EDIToR-The subject of securing
the services of some suitable person to
accept the Bishopic of the Diocese of
Easton assumes more and more import
ance, as one after another declines this
holy and responsible Office. In the selec-
tiOns that have been made too much im-
portance was given to the positions they
held in Office as President or Professor
in some college or institution of learning,
surrounded by luxurious quarters and
securing liberal incomes-instead of can
vassing their Godliness and Christian
virtues; ignoring the humble yet elc
quent and Cody poor minister, becauce
he does not figure before the public as
learned Professor or a distinguished
officer in the Confederate service, and
who the correspondent of the Baltimore
SIN lauded to the skies for such ,rvices.
The Dio'o of Easton is not Il )king for
''man of war" from either side: nor
yet for one surround | by wealth and
prosperity but for person who, while
rich in intell~ 1t and every virtue that
adOrns the Christian minister, one not
ashamed to take up the cross of his D-
vine Master even if the cGlary does not
amount to five or ten Thousand dollars
and lordly mansion for his residence.
Pro Gritty sc s - church, rs well it
may, to return thanks for the benefits it
hG seeur |, to 3knowl lge and entreat
their continuan . and then walk back
into the sunshine, IN its purple and fine
linen,' presuming it has done its duty.
Not SO is its unfortunate brothers-Ad-
versity and Poverty; for them the temple
of &c is the temple of refuge, the place
of con, Dlation; thither they may bring
their trials and me- Is without misgiv-
ings or shame. There they are on level
with the proudest, can drink from the
same stream, out of the same cup, and
return to their labors and sorrows much
strengthen | and refreshed.
LIT the Convention when it meets
again be guided by worthier motives
than position or wealth, and select some
humble yet holy and competen. poor rec
tor, and then they will have no trouble
in securing a Bishop worthy TO take up
the mantle laid down by the death of our
late beloved and lamented Bishop II. G.
Lay, and need not connect ourselves
with either the Diocese of Maryland or
Delaware. WELL -WIsHER.
The Cecil Whig., 1886-06-26
An Attempt at Suicide.

A. II. Barnes, of Springfield, O., who
was in the employ of a Baltimore agency
of the Champion Reaper and Binder
Company, was sent to Elkton nearly
three weeks ago to assist ex-Sheritf Wm
T. B)ulden, the agent for the machines
at this place Barnes had not been in
town long before he succeeded i'll finding
means to get whiskey, which, we are
sorry to say, is more abundant in this
place than it should be. In fact, Barnes
got very drunk, and kept more or less so
until finally Mr.. BouIden, who had no
use for man of that kind, wrote to the
Baltimore firm to that effect, and they
ordered lis recall. He continued, how
ever, to stay in town until last week,
when he showed signs of approaching
mania, and last Saturday morning he
jumped into Elk river, near Singerly's S
Pulp Works, with the intention of com
mitting suicide The tide being low at
the time, the water was not deep enough
for him to drown, and he crawled out in
bad plight. He was taken TO Jail.
The Cecil Whig., 1886-06-26
MARRIED..

LEW WIS-McCORMlCK AT the Presby.
terian parsonage, Elkton, Md, June 9th
1856, by the Rev. Il. w. Beers, Frs derrick
5. Lewis and Katie f Mccormick, both
of Cherry Hill.
RUTTEE-HA AT the Presby terian
parsonage, Elkton, Md, June I'D, 1886
by Rev. Il w. Beers, James Il. Ruttel
and Oracle ID. HaineS, both of Cecil
county.
BRIST0W W-DOLBOW.-At the Presby-
terian parsonage, Flkton, Md, June 2Sd
1856, by Rev. X. w. Beers, William Bris-
tow and Louisa Dolbow, both OF Cecil
county.
SON-COoPER,-At North East, by
the Rev. +. X. Miller, on the 10th inst
Winfield Scott jackson to Miss Eva
Cooper, both of Cecil county.
CASNON-KN KNIGHT.-On June 18th, 1856
at the NJ. f. Church pa rsonage, Chesa.
peake City, by the Rev +. \. II. O'Brien
Mr.. Robert II. Cannon and Miss Arabella
Knight, both of {, ell county.
WAY-WORDALL.-On june 20, 1886, at
the NJ. L. Church parsonage, Chesapeake
City, Md, bv Rev. T. \. II. O'Brien, Mr..
Edward L. Way and Miss Cora l.. Wor.
dali, both of Cecil county.
DAVlS-WAY.-0n June 20, 1886. at the
NJ. +. Church parsonage, Chesapeake
City, Md, by Rev. I. A. II. O'Brien, Mr..
Francis A. Davis and Miss Isabella Way
both of Cecil county.