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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
FEHRuARY TEKN, 1856

HoS. ESocH fOsTEH. Jnstiee Presid
ing.
ALnEKr :. AVsTiS. Clerk.
JAMS $ wRIoHr. CouHiy Attorney
JoRnAS STACY. SuERiFF.
AUsrN r STTAESs. Jaiiu.
n. T. HANNOSp. Cusr.
SANuTt r CANrrR. LibraraH.
WILLIAM A. BAKxows, Message.
The February term Of the Supreme
Judicial Court will begin to-day. Tues
day. February 9th.
Judge Foster will preside. The fol-
losing !, fall liz, Of the Jurors for the
presen, term
0RAND july.
Gilman 7. Bean. Bethel.
J : Brown. Ns~ry.
Virgil Cole. Canton.
l.. A Carter. Norway.
sidney II Ei~Aris. Oxford.
Israel =. Cannon. Sumner.
sampson II Hartman, Lowell.
Cyrus NJ Irish. Hartford.
Noah N. Palmer. S,onshAm.
kilborn PsrhAm. Woodstock.
Freeman Pugslsy. Hiram.
Henry A Small. Ramford. Forcuan.
LeonArl H. S~An. Paris.
Leroy VI. SAnlerson. Waterford.
John J. Towle. Dixhsld.
Thomas c. Walker. Bf~ownheld.
William q. Walker. freburg.
Asa A. West. Andover.
~rEA,TEsE JUN
Everett n. Andrews. Pans.
Gilman L. Blake. Bethel.
Jared 2 Berry. Denmark.
Ro.coe Bradbary. Norway.
Beri.min C. Curtis. Woodstock.
DAVID : Cram. B'o~hhsld.
Fred. y. Frye. Fysburs.
G.. e. Fletcher. Hartford.
Albert W. Grover. Bethel.
Apollos q Godwin. Upton.
Msron Holman. Dxfsld.
Walter r Holmes. Oxford.
AsA Il Kimball. Hiram
Alden Keen. Sumner.
Ncwioa e. Moore. Albany.
Richard r. MARTA. Rum;ord
DAVID Mckeen. SionshAm
ffanklin Porter. Pans
Augustus q Pearson. Blekheld
4. ;. Ryerson. Hebroa
Joshua small. j.. Andovef.
J. h Saabofn. Nofway.
iofetEo n. stanley. Porter.
Byron g. Wait. Canioa.
Henry O walker. lowell.
J l. Weeks. RoHbary
Daniel ". Wiley. Stow.
Thomas "a Sa~in. Waterford.
There are three hundred and forty
three coniinaed cases Ga the Civil Docket,
md ten % The Criminal Dockst
Tie follosing table gives the rAmes.
age. residences. birthplace, occupation.
religious AID political preferences q 'hs
jury
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

THE Bangor VA r,por;' a mining
ersIe in Oldto~n. caused by IA Indian
sppesrng upon The streets. beauns a
small cube Of quartz 20 uch With sold
that pure piece. q the mineral could Be-
taken from Il. No doub; tbs furnishes
a. excellent opportunity or some eater.
prising capitals, 20 sAli down his capital
where i ~il stay sAlist.-in a Maize
cold mine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

ASornrR Sigh, excitement i reported
from Monson. ooeAsioned by The tisoov-
cry o. aluminium IN the slate q~uArres 10
ika,pl.ee. Thisb probably vAlaable. h.as
10 stated. a ns- And cheap process q eH-
tracing the metal from the ore has bsea
discovered. TIL that report i confirmed.
-e shall purchase 70 skares in an slami-
num mine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

S~rcRrr,RY BAYAEn i peculiarly
afflicted Close upon the death Of h..
daughter come. TIA, Of biz wife II was
reported iha, he Contemplated rssisning
hi, position. bat later reports say that b.
will not DO 90. a. ksrd absorbing work
IL What be needs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

TuE rev Bap,i,, church ~ South
P.ris. which i. TO be dedicated next
wsdn,sday. i, the most modern and one
of,he fnest IN the County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

BrroiARs are again plying their No.
cation In Maine. Several bufslariss we've
reported in various parts Of The State lat
week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

TIE r~ubscribsr hsreby slsss pubiie notice that
ne has been .uly appointed b. ths Heu. Judge
of PROBATE Cor the County q oxford, and a.
sumed III trust of Exeeafof q he estate Of
ADELAIDE A. DUNN, late u canton,
IN s.ld Coubt, deceased, by swing b0nd a. NE
Lac directs; he therefore eqsssis All persons IN
dsDtrd 10 TIE ssLais u SAD deceased " maze I'M
M dlais payment, asf those who have any &c.
Jan. IL, iss. RosCoE q. DUss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

GorrrY 90 uAurTOEn-Haru1rf lee o.
rcfsouaiiT appskrrl n. Kellogg
at 10 " B.. Skntru sfrrHtar Hf stI
insursnre comrtnfi ant mNlf An
III "a f.resslrr sfafrwrnf. hf thfm sltsfrifl.
srrarilrF d. their beet tn1slfiFn anl N
psf g. me. y CLARK. faaW flilc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

rim suuseutsr hsfsbt gfves pebiic noue. nat
NJ Ia. hen d.lt appointed b. The iios. Juts
Al ProOats H., the soanty OF oxford anf assuulcf
ne trust 81 Admin strsier Of ths estate o.
o. Ar CHARLES. AZ Of Leftili
In said County decsastdby slfing asths ias
fI,eet.. he therefors reQussts all persons VII ar
An febfed 10 the estate % said decesseit 70 mAein
mefists payment and those Who have any demands
thereon 10 exblbltths sAmsto
Ian. Al. lsrf. AID e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

Probably tie mos; Interesting case
which will come before the present court
j. that Of The state rs WendAll ; FOES.
Attorney General Baker and Coaniy At
,ornsy Wright will spPeAr for The State.
and We understand that MAJ David X
Has,ins. and Hon John 7. Swasey have
been retained for the defence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
Details ola rhrilina Experience on our
Bleak Coast In Winter.

na ftsmsf . au-Orls ~ NJ efrtni 80
Nss Vol lice msts " AS u1s htsoh D.
% " n a. 4 rnFs M tfsf . ND. ,stt hsn
rstf h e mmsudf .. tat fHlHsFt ~ 80 80
mary "a saiffs ths hHstsff npHct OF ~
$40 lus- hlm 4 fhassa o. osViFsfofs
asn uto.. iafsEfu is b. 4 lntftint. ~
asts. ~ fels.i rTciun' ar ftaifmfut - an -
Nsfl 90 iunfg . TFcfn psssa4f
% ms 80 TIP n mi ~ 1ok ~ fHtiatf
fgs 81 ut nee fNftf 30 alff ifIrEs "a thnff
boar. Iffardf r. hsd = ftfal cas ~ ! phthfftas
us ttnat sss D. famst sst couFrf SIN shif
pstfhfs 10 q uf hariF treiiht at % 80
~ an ts W. ffd blo-tY mater. 0mmHtt~
u lnF naks - 0fitf Nmffksn slsotfi tnd sfcf
aetna bottle ~ Wts rntifslf rurei aui 20
wnfk atsut On ship. iisi a. ~ rpfrf ir.u
- noafd usfr - ass I a g. hlrt H. fouli
have lived uI fhr Vetssl ffarhef pest
IOii> hLANffT,
Mater steamer ptteata
sfAfEuT NNSN
4 unIY 81 tumtcfsni
go t~fsfsfpuoh isY of isuufr ~ - Per
Land personally afrearoi ha ushtsu. hhtiff
nf ~fsmrr D snfrna ant msif utIh ihst thf
atavc sfafrrs 60 o. tln i.afflstfur tffnfr o.
LEsl-n satfH. atfy rutic.
All pruggis's Price so reuis.
MAURICE. BAKER & CO.. Portland. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
MARRIED..
DfED.

In nsnmaft. Jsn ieh, isst. Cart nienlon. .iept
q dsashffr II Alsn aa1 Auf Rlshsrisen. aett -
rsau. unnfhs. Ne $3.50 Lad. loy 80 All iftf
AL vii ~ rfanf Is|stei ~ Az hfr unii'ts,
threads All sluanisnrfs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

TuE sab.cr h~r bersby Evss rabuc nouet hat
he has b.sn culy sppol.iei b. NJ hoa. tslg.
A ~ bate 90 ths C0saty o. OsiJrd an : asfemei
ths trust Of AdmiuistFstpf & he estate ~
gufus ~BRACKkrT, lac q loffl,
In said tounty Dressed. o. Eiflnt pnnfas ih'
Las dr. cts. hs therefore requests ~ Fttt.lf
dsltsd O. ne estate a saiI deceaset q mAke ~
mediate pa msnt and tho.e ~ho haFe AnI 10
msuds thereon. - eHhibit The sane
Jsr 10 81 WILLIS BgACkErr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

TtiE sutscrbcf hereby gFespntilc uoticsi 90
hs has hsen daily appointed ~ The Hon iuife
~ Probate Coz ne Cuanty 0fONfoui and assunr
the trust ~ Atmirisfra uf ~ ite Isiats 20
iEWtS B. HAN. laie n Denmafk.
in sald C0unty. dceesscli BY giving bond a. ttt
Law directs. b. therefore requests al gsrsons a.
debiei % the Cststs u sald d~cccascd O. matf
immesilAts payment. ani those Who have Aiy ie
nsnis thereon % exhibit The sane %
Jan. n, isr. urtnpu HAh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
.,,s.,ov,-A,,,. III ee..D.Si. s.s.'.f

OXFORD ss.-At Couu Of PROBATE bod a
Paus, slthIn ant f0f the Iounl ~ oAi1fa.
20 ths mind rsssitY 1fjans AID -.
sEOH0E n. oAlffiN, tsm-d tAscsior ~ /.
r.tt.o In.tumfuf pap ftnt ~ B. ihs ltt VII
a T.staus Iuf Leiaa u Srm late q bot
Z. IN s.li Cosnfy, deceased. hsFlng Irtscuts
~ stmr fof ~ htief
OnpEFEn. Tuaf tIs $40 lxecafnr give 40
49, - al Eirsoas lutsrsstei - rausiuE aeHpy uf
fbis 0r1sfto b. patllshct three Hestssuceessteii
To- the Oxiofd Dsinocfai printed al faris thai thtj
az appear 81 q Probate J0an 10 ~ bid ai
f..fis. IL al C0alfy m thsttifd iuesisI % Fh
lext al y o'Clock lu tns forenoon and snos csussn
aat iheB hsyf, shl lts tsii ilsfrumeut tt.u .
a D. pfofsi, sppftFri 80 sllnVui as the tsfi
va aud l~fstaDcut uf sad
afu. A. WILSON, Judre.
..a.ru-.f f4afH IA. A. naNIa HTaIaITr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
Gro 4 WILSON Judge.
An. -csnr-.lni no paw. R.sI.lef.

ONfORD, $40 q Cnuu n Probate hfii 81
fNis. sthin au1 60 ne Cuuutt 20 oxford
on he ftlnt Iuesity nf Jazz, n. ls-i
NARTtA n fARhi>U fuN. Namei txeeu
ifN q q rsftain tns fumFuf rurportlus % D M
at " I snt Testament a Iohn l. fafunatnu
] 10 nf iuehlTg in stid tnunfl, dscfasfd, nav
bel q pfsssafs ths SANE for Pfohats
OIts - That tte a. kxeruiflh sIFs no icf l0
~ psfsHus irisfes "a hF causing s cugf 80 mi
nfisf I'D b. putlished thfce s.ks sarc's siffIt
e. ONf0ri Den Hcfsi. q uesFpalsf puutsd a.
rsns. On sali 4 autt that they MAJ sIpfar 90
Proc q tourt 10 D. h do a. Psfis. vi NE srd
toe ssii Coast on he thifi fussdai - lco.
text. ~ n 10 o'chsk la tfe urucoo, sud fhH~
sause. n sHs ttcy have, wis ne sttd irsrumsnt
sh.ui q 90 D. pseysd, sEgrfvei ard ailsssi 80
ne las wiz M Tesismsnt q aid fec~asef.
GIO. 4. WILSON. judge.
uue cop .%-Aii'sii TIC. DANi, Gfg sief
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

OXFORD. sat cout Of rrof.is hsii ~
Tats slhIn srd 90 ihe CouniF q ONi1fi ou
fhs ard TussdtJ of Jan A ID is~.
O.GODD HAN ~ Jaksnu. In ne slate n
~ fFspecfmlF rgfrsfnts that iswls D Han
rsmft iNrfufaf q ~ at vii ard Tfsausn'
III Natg liam late nf uFunak .n aall tosnfl
fe0essrf, hsrIur tfeessei prior q 80 urohaung
n .sli VII ~ therefore prafs Inst ~ nay b.
ppn rtai Aiminlsifatgr sith No VIII annssci
d saIl VIII
nnisa tsst the ftli ptiunuer give o.
fIra O. 30 lrIslns Interested ~ esusI1s . COPY
sfthIs ofdrr - b. pub ishri thfeu sesks faf
~ s.lsfiF 10 N oNfri Drno rat pfintsi q
a. n a 81 fafis slihin snt Or said CUunty on n
ttIrf Tues. of 80. heat. a. HuiCiock ia The 2 ~
uoHn aud show caufs. u az t1sy hafs, shy M
at 'utfumfuf shoulf not p proved. AZ foFs
sald de.casei
sTO 4 wiisON Judge.
Auus c0py-sttsst nc DAVIS Rsgisief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
LOST !

Tie Srb.eHtsf osi o. cT atoui ne IN taT OF
Iru.i-GH ultfsd ne lafsc nor eco pleksi.
= 9Th ne usms upon rtl gitiri,rs e1nain.
~ ths tolaNirg rofi .. Wa I'm tgne ~ larf
4. aafble and a. l. NJ be, dsisi Ma IN 10
t. III sUm of tsso, All Ia erFst, py shle o. sd
a. n. tHlh - fdef, 80 came tFtrE Ftclrti ul
mff rass ~ ~ hofsl pfopsry and PA .LA1d
- csAsd a in utAhs 4, Out sFtu bf " y Mae
ia O. " " IN IN. ior TIE tum ~ .te
Ven d. 4 tottIa 10 \ a. fsacra Go,
tor h. .um ni flnus srd sstsfal ~hsf npisf ten
uils a. I'D -mltn. AL lsrs1us ae ioftid1sn
ua hasifg anl 81 the ab1Ne q tss, aui 49, n
'oI mstoa fsssftms sant sui'a'ls tsssfi.l
NN. a. SAITH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
FREELAND HOWE. Agent,
<outyaY. MaINT


OXFORD. 81 q Cart q Probate bell a.
P.ris, sIftiu auf 90 ihe ,ouutf or oAi'fi On
co. thlri IrssiaF of Ian. A ~ l
-lIA- q NANtN. ouariisn of hFlra ff
~ muor ehHd and heir of - ltte CT u.
.si rauntr h1N1g prr.eniri DE- tcfouri pi
rIandsuship cf ftHi sad &c allpWtHff
Ordered has ne al eusrfian ff" uuife "
Al u-f.ons lnirrsftrf o. ctasiag . cFpH oi on D.
auisf % b. puhl shoi fhree Nefks ~ sNfsN
in ~ OKfOrt lsnnrfst pfintei m fslt lhf.
m, nav aDpssr M q rro1tfs lnat Co. p neii AZ
IA. Iu salil untF nu ne tnifi lIr 4 y 1f 80
.sHfu 9o'flrra Iu tnf fFfenpo a. s1pN ctNi
fany thfy have sh fhe sanr shIuli
-. al = WiispN, judo.
rue e,pf-Au a. & pANi, hnss'sr
~ ,tp. 60 = Coart OF rf.bats A. AZ
p.ns. sIthiu andforths CuantY OF ukiarl nn
an thtui Tae.iaT ~ It1. 4 H.. is-i
UAfIpN 1OfftS pwsonis cffala ~
msut uuufftia. 10 D. 90 lat WI ani II aHfnt
Id Ali~fi a. Corll. late 90 tet1si in a.
A., dfoeasei taFi0g prsssu'si ~ $40.
asts. All praTs q b. arrotnt~ AiN
.Ith the Viii ruueatl. i m ttnff
Orfsrei. That ne al f.uNin tNf ~
49, - ali parsons lntsfestsd ~ fauslts 'nll
sfthls order 10 H. yabishrdthTef seesssae' telts
IN In IN Oxfor D.m0crst a 49, spalff lfntTi
a Paris. m sal C1unty that theJ maI alfeH Al
. Probats Cosft % b. held 81 Paris. on M ihlfa
Tussfsy 81 feb. next 81 , o,cloft In the tofe
aooo and stos ease n anI the have shi IN
Iii fustrumsni sh1ulf uut - sruNsis nptfNfn
All allowed ~ ne iasi VIII al tpsiamfni :"
stii dsossssd.
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STATEMENT or THE
Phoenix Insurance Co.,
or HARTFORD, CONN
On the 3ls, day Of Dec, 1885.


kEfLocD. Prrsllfut
pwC -klLrON Hscfttv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09
clio 4 WiisON. Jaiss.

DNTORn. ssi-At q Coau of Frobsts hsii ~
Paris. sIfhln and ir the Nounty u Osford.
on ths th.rf Tuf.1aF ~ Jan =. ID. ~
RACHEL " KNIGHT, -tios ~ CALI
knThI late of sweden. dseeasci. having ~
nisd fsf lfti q iof an Alle- ace oat OF ne
rsr-nnI estate 0f sali feersscis
Ordered. That ne sait fetifloner give uotoe
i0 an psrslus Interested bY easing cUpy q nt
order 81 D. phblshed three seeks saocesslFey on
ne Okflft Democrat printed Al Parts, thatthff
mas aTFsar a.a Probate Ooau o. - held AT
fnns in AIT C0untF on The thifi Tussisy q
feb. next. ~ ninc o'ciOek In Ne foreuoou. al
si1w eauss. n a1y thsy have, AGAINST ne sane
akO A. WILSON, Jufse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

.OKFOgn. ss-N court ~ Probate bell a.
Paris. slfhla aui Cor ne CuantI 81 OXFORD. on
~ thIfd Tussisy Of Isb- 4 ID 49,.
ANNiF . LONklul, Ntios "a Leonard ID.
.InFfI1Y. late OF Aafofers dtceasfd haFinE pc
lentof 30 psuIlln o. en- Aiipsancc 0ut " uf
pfraurtl isiafe nf safi t~ersatnli
OuuEHEu. that ~ sl1 friNonsr give noif'
Oh 100 Frs1us interested hy raufing q Cpy ~ NNf
order a. bel rablished three sseks faccssflFtl n
fna ukfirf iFmnFfafs uflnifi AZ fars hai ilfL
nay APPEAR e. q PROBATE Cuau o. - hoNtfn 81
Paris n saii cHanfr on Ne mr IuesiaI
Efh. rssf al u.ne O'Clock an the ioreuoons ara
sh0a guas % any tnft have LEafusf NJ same
IIn MIIanN IuI.a-
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-11-27
For the SOUTHERN LADIES JOURNAL.

For the SOUTHERN LADIES JOURNAL.
After the melancholy days, in which
the fern breathcS a requiem over the
woodland flowers, and mods farewell to
the leaves as they are whirled past BY
the autumn wind, come thrice dul'
drear days of November; when the
dripping of the rain falls win
a monotonous cadence, whcn
causes our minds to revert to 'ne
uncanny "Ghosts Walk" in Bleak
House. But the "hectic flush Oh au-
tumn, proved not only the leaves decaN
but JOY OF the parent tree in future Or'S y,
ness; and the garnered fruits nSi 'S.
rest and joy for mankind. we g'' u;.
around our "wee bit ingle OoluD i
blinkin' and think with thankSgl'l"S ~
the many blessings Of which this ''''D''
is the harbinger.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-11-27

a very beautiful Altar cIofb h.,
arrived from the Ecclesiastical seIo1 Jp'' !,
Art embroidery of St. Marks. ph;1 Ig, u
phia. uilaae-
The cloth is of heavy corded silk, =,
eleslastlcal violet in color, and is very sr,
richly embroidered with purple and Grim
son ecclesiastical violets, and scrolls If
pale green leaves. In the centerisa .b,1
ed gold silk cross and through it are lonn
gray nails; around the arms Of The croso
IS embroidered a crown of thorps. III,
embroidery is elegantly done, realistic
yet smooth as a painting. This cover.
ing, rich yetquiet in tone, was embroider.
ed for the Holy Altar of Trinity Church
and was presented by Mrs. E. W. Glib
of this city.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-11-27

A very delightful entertainment W as
that held by petite Miss Kate Hemming-
way at her fathers house in Jackson,
Miss Young friends numbering at least
a hundred were there. invited to a
"Mother Goose Party" The bright
young people were all in costume and
pretty groups oflads and lassics in quaint
and oIden time dneries, passed by with
tne merry hours. Col. and Mrs. w,
l. hemingway, are genial and popular
and one can well understand why thew
are IS 50 liked in the handsome capital CITY
OF Miss, when one has once enioved tbe
hospitality of their happy home.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-11-27

The Grand Council of Royal and Sc
Iect Masters convened in this city Thurs
gay afternoon an exceedingly large as
sembly was in attendance. Grand Mas
ter Logan H. Roots delivered an ear
nest and stirring address. After review
ing the progress and prospects of the
Grand Council, Col. Roots in sympa-
thetic and appropriate words referred to
members ofthe Grand Council who had
passed to
That shore where storms are hushed where fem
pests never rage"
Mr. Luke Barber, high and honored
member, full of years spent in useful
ness and in kindly deeds, had left a va
cant place Col. M. M. MCGUIRE ac-
1--WE and earnest IN council, sleeps now
1.-THE sleep that knows no watkins !"
lney were distinguished members of the
several grand bodies of Masonry, and
were referred to with sorrow and re-
Spect,
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-11-27

The Arkadelphia College has secured
the services of Miss May Barrett, daugh-
ter Of Col. Barrett of the Little Rock
and Fort Smith railroad, who resides in
Chattanooga Tenn. This accomplished
young lady has accepted the position OF
teacher of elocution and music at the
college on the Ouachita.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-11-27

Of % tbs *, Kate %, Thompson, eldest a,ss5.
D m'1s' is soon to be married to q Oxford
Thompson IS the x'apds H.:h,, :, A,
Jacob Thompson who died I4 ;s o. Hon.
some years since. The YOUNG IN memphis 'sa''
sides with her grandnothess. ''a ~, re-
namesake she is, in Mennh';. y, Whose
her mother having remarked 5', sS,, if :.
upon the old Thompson propert 1'' u. lives "
ford. 0p'i'y at Ok
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-11-27

The Synod OF Arkansas, which held a
session in Camden this state, has adj
journed to meetat Holly Springs Ark,
next year. This Synod isa very able
body of men, experienced, and harmo-
NOUS, and were rightroyally entertained
by the noble people of Camden.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-11-27

The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church held one of their delightful teas
this week, Friday. A very enioya-
bic gathering OF ladies were present and
were received by some of the ladies Of
the church. The teas given by these
ladies are justly popular and much in
terestls taken in them by all who attend.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-11-27

We are again indebted to Hon. Jasper
Blackburn, for an explanation concern
ing the word ''lady.' We have had but
little regard for Editor Shelton's Ian
guage, save that silence of surprise
which coarseness and rude manners will
often create.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-11-27

We regret that the contribution be-
low of Thanksgiving, by an esteem
ed lady of this state, arrived after our
columns were nearly full. We will, how
ever, conclude the article next week.
THANKSGIVING.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-11-27

MAJOR and Mrs. John D. Adams cele-
brated a wedding anniversary at their
residence upon East Seventh street. A
number Of intimate friends were present,
and the hospitable major was kindly and
genial as the major ever is in the midst
of his friends.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-11-27

A party Of huntsmen h h. a a. i'1 Main
vous on the corner OF Ninth anu l Tbsr
streets last Thanksgiving morning, - lt tbs
were well mounted and equlPP'u ~ nd a
chase cha with rifles, long top boots ana aol,..
little sable equerry with a LED 5',n n0,1
They smoked, mounted ana TO-, 0, neal be-
ed, and laughed many merry l.,;d hi" have
fore they st out for what "'S"'
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-11-27

Mrs. Thomas Hunton, ofNew Orleans,
who has been enjoying a round of visits
with Miss Winnie Davis, in Virginia
and in the north, is upon her return home.
Miss Davis, daughter of Mr.. Jefferson
Davis, will return to her home Beauvoir
for the winter.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-11-27
Miss Mary Newton and Miss Te

Miss Mary Newton and Miss Jean
Loughborough are the guests of Mrs.
Julia W. Blow, Osceola Avenue, St.
Louis. A thanksgiving entertainment
was rendered these young ladies by Mrs.
Blow. Miss Loughborough visits St.
Louis in the interest of the SOUTHERN
LADIES JOURNAL.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-11-27

The party of writer's and Artists from
New York, who are visiting the South
in the interest Of Harper and Bros. pub
lication, have reached Georgia, and are
employing their pen, pencil and influence
in behalf of their publications. One of
the beautiful and popular young ladies of
Augusta is soon to bepictured in Harpers
publications as a type of southern lady.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-11-27

Col. M. Hewitt, OF Mariana, this
state, is one of the representative men
of Arkansas, He is now visiting our
capital city and is welcomed by many
friends.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-11-27

Mr.. Jas. L. Davis returned from Lou
iSville this week with his donnie BRIDE
Mr.. and Mrs. DAVIS are now residing at
the Reardon place, corner of Broadway
and Markham streets.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-11-27

Miss Coy, VINO IS one Of this winters
debutantes, will visit for some weeks, her
friend Mrs. G. c. Waters, corner of Fiji
teenth and Cumberland streets.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-11-27

The marriage ofMr. Will Langford
and Miss Ida Speers occurred this week
in Pine Bluff, in the presence of large
concourse of friends. The residence of
Col. Speers is one of the handsomest in
the state, and upon this occasion it was
aglow with light, flowers and brilliant
company. Next week we will give
some special features of the brilliant af-
fair.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-11-27
Social Items.

Miss Lyons, very accomplished and
attractive belle of Virginia, will spend
the winter with friends in New Orleans.
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