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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

Farmsrs have hal some nice Seaihe'
Tor hAying kui are getting along nnep
Othcr crops Arc looking vel.
NJ /. Ffench hAi corn sllked july
lah Nr Preach also has rose bush o'
IN sven Sl.,sr. variety that on Jane ltih
bad go nl blown roses on H. frop,s
came from quite = distance % sec ~ ~
Va very bsaltifaL
NJ Grlfgc Adams whn lost hl. lss ol
The car. Il getting AlOnx uicrly. lie i a.
tended by Dr. WIN. Il. SNAsey' OF Corn
lsh.
Five have arrived Al The ElmNooi louise
and more sre expected soon. MI. Llool
keep. q Gee house and people IKE ven
mach
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
YOUR HOUSE on FIRE.

Not Ne house % wood. or brick, or
..oos' n Which you live. bat your bodily
shenen' msy b. In terrible danger rom
.noalisrlng Gre Which you make no tnlrt
4lsneh The great dsuger from Impure
..osl = hat Il dsbilitAtes the system, and
sesiive organs grow weak and IN
s Hoot's SAr-sparilla combines the
Adoey Ant liver invigorAtors, Win
- oest Alternatives and tOnics, al nom
trEsiAhle kiugdom. carefully and ~
stAndingly prepared 10 . concentrated
- II Pafi1.-. vitsliEe-. ard suriehss
o'ooc' knd tones up he system. giving
se -aole BODY vitality and. II etaslly
t1rding Il sgains, he sttaeks Of disease.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
THE BEAR BRIGADE.
Oxford.

Mr. rovne dropped dead In the street a,
Wiseassst where be hal gone 20 sell ba,.
eta TOE Jas HOLDEN Cause, disease OF ths
heart us funeral took place on Sa,ur
day, Rev. Mr.. Bartlett ofiia,lnr.
MT klmer walkers father, Mr.. PAGE.
died lss, week In Baxton.
Wm. hOoinsOn has little son.
Wm. faunce. wife aud child from Ham.
monitor. y j., have been visiting relatives
here
Chilirsn's Sunday vas observed Al The
~. y church. Concert In the evening.
The Otford Blues played Al South PAN.
Saturday. agsin.i The Fad nine. Result
IA % ID In favor Of Dues.
TIE NIL i IN be shut down 20 build the
dam about haying
Contrieuilons for The bard s,and are be-
Ina solicited
Orrin Tracy has moved into T. J. Dawes
rent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

Circle with Mrs. sandorook wednesday
about $50 present a.,
Mrs. b y. Bradbury. Mrs. q. w
uolmes with Master Harry Jones OF Nor
w.y. are visiting friends 10 town.
EiRhteen summer bosrders AZ Mrs
u,Isl,lne.s aud sixteen 1.-THE hotel among
The latter Mrs. II Y. Smith and son How
ART. formerly OF this town. .
Nj. ASS Pray and daughter, OF Ho.yoke
Mss are In town. a., =.
Mr.. Roberts OF Cambridge, Mass, Il
s,onolng FOR ths summer with her ehlldrer
=, me "Red House st the Centre. SIT
N.s me, there by about 40 friends who
save her = pound party Saturday evening
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
Nnrth.Wnat Norwny.

Mrs. Thomas Seweomb Is yeIy sick aud
her daughter. Mrs. Calinsm from Norway,
Is taking care Of her.
Mrs. John York Is quite sick aud her re
coyery Il considered rather doubtful.
Hattie IIaIleiine IL visiting her sister
Mr.. Isaac McAllster.
Mr.. McAlls,er has taken q fourteen year
old boy for the ensueing yesr.
Mrs. George Dyer aud Mrs. MeAlstei
have been picking Held strawberries and
carrying them % Norway and selling them
Chandler Merrill has gone 10 Bethel u
work through hAying. lie got good joo
the next day after be arrived there.
Josiah Richardson has dashed hsylng
on the Bennett farm Elgene Merrill
worked there for him the last few days he
"a. there
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
Andnvnr.

Rev. T. A IIoyt. OF ST. Johnsbury, VI,
will preach In union Hall Sunday, july
-. A,3F
The Methodist Ladies' Circle met with
Mr. and Ms. %. A. Gordon OF South An
dover this week.
The winslow stand occupied by J. %.
Chapman l. being repaired.
The village school taught by Mf. "A. N
Bryant, closes this week.
Farmers are making progress AZ hAying
AuiOyer farmers are now furnishing
about three hundred pounds OF cream pei
day 20 the Rumiofi butter factory.
Miss Mabel Chapman IL home from
Lewiston where she has been for severn
months past.
". r.. Akers has 9 field OF corn wei
"splndled" In % days from planting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
- WAtnrfnrd.

william A Field. sAo "a. married JAY
%. o. Mirrd Bradley, % Mt Vernon,
l. home Sith bic hriie.
George W Keen hsi hls nose broken
boz uoi badly by fAlilug umo.
SIS Glsou. wife And granddaughter,
Jessie NJ Miller. ~ Brocktou. Mas AZ,
spending some weeks on Temple Hiil,
where they arrived he ion.
wArrvn n. WALTER l. hAving bis barn
Singled.
TIE h,y crop ln this section Il fully A.
goni a. at year.
Mss Mary Claiborne, . teacher Ia
nfockiou. j. spending her vacation Al The
bone % Der father. Jasiss II. Chadoourne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
Norway Lake.

Mrs. VI. NJ. BuIlsrd from Cambridge
Mas. 4. visiting AZ Mr. J,mes Cfockeirs.
sidney A stevens has been ~ NOrit
Norway surveying lately
Mi..S T.. NeNhsll OF Boston, Mass, Il
visiting her brothers a. her old nome IL
this place. =,
Mrs. Mary T. wslcoi OF Brookllne,. y
Y, l. expected here soon ~ sell her plsc'
which hiss been unooeupled Tor seVera
years. -.
Mrs Elsle Morrow, who has been stop
ming with her sister 81 the yillAge for SOM
,imr. l. AZ her daughters, Mrs. l.. A
Bradburys AZ present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
West Sumner.

Our spell OF dali weather h. broke At
last.
Farmers have been very busy with their
haying.
GATE number OF people have already
arrived In town TO spend The DO, weather
months.
school closed here with croquei party,
bui the rain made 10 bal although u dli
no, discourage the little ones. Miss Bar.
re,i has laugh, very successful term this
summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

$ Sargent hNsA COW sat l. very SICK.
n - Dot thought 10 Nil i've.
AlvA Co1lcigo lost nice colt rhursiay
morning
Nearly Al The farmers are hAylng now.
rhsy are having Zoe weather.
StrASbcrrics are qslis plsniy ,ais ssa-
suu. Ida
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
North Errnhnrr

TIE Ladies Az held their regular meet.
loo lsst week AsA p.culc In tAs grove 81.
lliulne ne house 81 Roland Charles.
rherc uas = good attendance % enjoy The
fcstlvitv. inclndlns some invited guests.
MI HAcketi hsving given up The con.
tract o. carry ne North Fryeburg mall. u
has been lst % ~ Chatlcs Who ocgins ais
regular trIps this week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
Paru.

Alder, veutres IL Working 'o' " o.
walker through hsylng. H.,
sgain. .,,,,ss home
from H.. where be has been ~. Tsor, y
-four years and be IL A. ~o'k '''
REYNOLDS OF Cantoo-
samuel knights wife IL very SCI ,ou
Phslps Poland has come no" vas,sl
Massachusetts % help bis is'ns''
Polsbd, 30 bis hsying: ,.,a for
TIE farmers are LOOKING -. -,
every patch Of grass that tnsy esn 'e' "
t.k. an .hs share this ysAr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
Runford Point.

ciNs Enlow Is spending her vacation a
home.
~ v. webb II In town.
FL Newell and family. Of Hyde Park sr'
visiting At the Martin homestead.
Df Dodge and wife. OF Fall River, arr
boarding a. the same place.
The Congi. Socisble met a. Mrs Wm.
CAliselrs Wednesday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
Hartford.

The rain OF to-day give. The farmers .
eh.nee 20 rest besides dOlpg lots OF other
good.
Alice Park Il home from Auburn whsr
she IA. been 10 work. Her health Il no.
very good.
The labor party hold = convention a.
Tobias Hall, Baehhsli, 20 day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

TrG1v,rror Psrhsm leaves with The
p--rr-at IN ne glst tsv ~ jay re
riita.y ~ preserved hhtsin spp.e.
2 G.gsrrof.s method 81 prssrtviug = u
vrt9 5ifa sgp.s .n PsPsr osiorc p.aelnS
e. b NJ. -arflI flf s-nisf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

r,s ao.i. uns s.nge~ this (Moniay
sr.-'-r cone. Iatr 90 report In MS pA9-sf.
CART. 9fspar.t.ou hNs beet maie, al
20 srisfiNrmeut o. stPvctef Prot l.
I sversnu 49, give . To- selections o.
IT, t.. - nAft. ul ths clnceft
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

Pro- T. L Rygrs0u, humorlsi aud
c,anc.-f .nqefs iuaior % Boston, vii
eve an erfsfisInmeri % chNArtsr de-
l,fat r1 a-i music A. Academy Hal ffi'
ca ,vft.rg j-iy s-th. Prof kYersou .
srisri,.ruett = Algaiy spoken o. by tho.e
- 1svs seen It, Admission - and ~
csris Pro- kYsr-ou Sil Asslst Al TIE
OF n1s roucsft Mlrdty evening".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
Summer.

We are having good weather and the
farmers are pushing their hsylng right
along.
WIN y. Bonnsy has moved into his new
store; be now has more room aud can do
| hnalnr.. 10 h.iiAf ADVANTAGE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

Err.TE Corhrane sni family ars on
,,.|rsar f-om RlrmAa 90 this conntfy.
A. srp.ct t1 arrive Anoat ihe mi'd.. OF
Atgu.t physician pfonolnce- hfs
Clsr,rs urA5.c % I've In The climate OF
plrrks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

NJ F.ora Mlt-hsl % Csniou, wao has
hs,r suq.lvei in The penocrsi oomPos-
Itg r1ou % more thau = yrar. has &C
crpisf Apos.t1u ou TIE LrSiston O. teiie.
N -. Micss.l - made . ho-t of ificuds
l rs village Sho Sil rvgrst her de-
ftr,lrs srf 49, unite Win ne pemoc ~
be- vs..-g hsr ne bet % success IN her
- -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

= Tr.tsrsalst Sunisy schools ~ Nor
"a a. Paris ~ uuIts In picnic A.
T1sTsfs gross. astsesu fAfi. hul an'
san psr.s. rsxt Thursdsy. TIE ShAm'
rockw ave the M A. bar pAsi uine'
utw tskear No sisL % "a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

"a ..rsr.ai..t S,clsty % Psri., have
~. a-ran.sm 49, slih Mr.. = 4. saw
t.ti1 give u.irurt.1n % al those IN =
s..-i r. r1rgr,gA,ionN singiug AL MI
r-.,,srn atths charca saturday Svening'
1sJ .,,t. a, e o'clock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

r. nns.rg summer hoAf'ers have
hss, .irrr ~ a. tss uui1u House Mr.
Z T. IsgpAr. Miss IVA NJ Tsppan snd
Harry q Graft. ProviisrCs. X J, Mr.
@ N s,rffaf3 49, Ms Anhls e sioi'
trt. Bs.',st. q K1uuts, fortsnt, ,
FP Ca. warner. y II. Ani krrol D
Han wAst.rgt0n. u. {.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

Chu.es B. wsisrmAn % his village. has
o-sn rlu.nAtci ~ tls Uulou Labor Cor
v-ctI, ari 1y tac Prohibition Convention
o. Representatives 10 The legislature from
- District consisting % Paris, baekneii
AZ M.ton NJ Waterman = = printer
y uais sri an employe. OF III Democrat
hs vri,er of ability, bsiug TIE authof
% ssyefA stories which have appeared In
~ Springfield Kepa1icAu, Ani an estlmA-
o. gsutsmAn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

A.o1s ths attorney. attending Probate
Colfi A. N,sk ssru Ion. J 7. SEase y
Ncatiou. H'n Henry " Bearce. Hon.
A..fui 5 Kmball. ChAr'ss 4 Holt. Sew
~ ; Stsarns. ant Eugru~ y. smltn'
As4's. OF N1rssy Hon. George ID BIS
D., - Backdsit. HJu. Richard A. frye
a. SAmaei y Gibson. Eco OF Bethel,
llfAn A. KNniAu. John x Trask ara
fiark ; Harlow. E.qrs, of Dnhsli'
hisAft 4 utstngs. E-q % fueoarg
AZ I C. walker E.g Of Lowell
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

p.-,.- E,stnsa oftae Advertiser CO ,e,
Nl-.sv. ..sia.s bone 10 Ms village io'
sssfk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

n, Yfr,-s Moor, art Mss josspaine
G N,,re. 1f Csais, AZ Visiung A. = Il
Ct-irrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

TAs many frisni. ~ Mrs y. y SAutslls
- gaf to earn % hsr return from Ne"
il't an M Jersey. Aai that she !. 10
sieof TIE sumner 10 Paris. Mrs. SAW
f4e aN hsen persuNied 70 give cla-s
.essors, both vocal Ant Instrumental, also
-hsirlciiou ou the guitar sni bari AiVery
I'asouA1.e rA'es This l. rare oppor-
un.iY A. Mrs. Ssstslle ranks very high a.
sisacasf In Bos'on. Nss York aud ~ the
s'an,snf Intends 10 spend The summers 10
vi. tosn. For further particulars Inquire
~ Ms ID A ThaNar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

81 Calpasn Of Conan. y. H.. Is At
a. Uulon H0ase.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

Dbl. H1,5r Jlies Enoch fos'sr, OF
80. 50 ore % tie visitors a. f.ooAie
C.-rt 49, SEX
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

NJ. Hattie Hooper Is spending her va
e,ilor hsre
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
Rnflal-

II
The rain OF Thursday NJ Bethel, wa
much needed for the hoed crops, bu'
caught the haymakers with large quaint
ties Of hay In the field partially made
Friday q heavy thunder shower t moot
passed over Bethel and the rain fell Ia
torrents. Saturday morning II clear with
the wind North west AMI the appearances
OF q good hay day.
wednesday evening Messrs. Cushine
aud Ea.tls were advertised 10 speak ON
temperance AZ Rislto Hall. About forty
people were oat aud induring the Aiyoea-
oy OF the Mills Tariff Bin now before Con-
grcss and the tenunclatiou OF the Republi-
can party.
AZ iIerriek and family deferred their
vlsit TO the sea shore uaill this week.
Prof VIM. Chapman OF New York, with
his family are spending the summer with
his sister. Mrs. jacob Horton OF Msyyille.
Judge Foster IL having q short vacation
with his family In Bethel.
MIDDLE rSrERvALE.
The Ladies' Aid met Thursday. p. NJ +,
July 10Th. At the house OF Deacon Prescott
Holt The society IL prospecting well.
We expect soon 10 see the steamboat
advertised sailing past this little hsmlet.
Miss Mary Cummings, OF Bethel iIlll, IL
now the guest OF Mrs. Annie Chase.
Nearly every one has commenced hay.
ing. Grass II light.
T. 7. Kinbali has closed her school and
Il now a, her home here.
Miss Flora Bartlett closed her school
here recently, with picnic and sppropri.
exercises for the occasion.
We understand that the Fourth OF July
Was celebrated here and the horrible- made
quite q show and their parts were well
rendered. The best part must have been
the Ice cream and picnic which the writer
wanted Ia attend but was with scholars
and friends In another town, and the oc.
cAslon WAS pleasant one.
]. l. Kimbsll and family are now the
guests OFF T. Klmball aud family.
Mrs. l. II. Packard has returned from
her visit to Monmouth and Augusta.
Elmer Cole and family have rented The
Russell house and arc nrsi class nslshbors.
EPK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

r,--f, Camm.s.lonef John Barker. OF
vs.i Bsi.s.. attended frooAis Voaf' 'Ns'
81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

a.. yr.ncs. Bs.res IA, returned 10
tosn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

NJ. C.-,rate uN.ow % us village,
= tstrs ii.vuis a. pAnt.i i'' A's"
sffks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

f.,-,rf Brsg. 49, 80, % Sluih fari.
a., ,,.-i.rs So Mr.. ChAriss Perkins oi
ysv agc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
NORWAY.


univsfssiia Chur,h. Rev. Caroline y. Angsli
rasinf. Pr,aehiag ssfsiss CA Sunday, as ,. ~.
rahbsih sgh,bl, iFs.
sesoni Congregational Church. Isy. n \. Eldsou
pastor. Preafhng ssrvics, sunday, 10 - A. n. Sab
Iarslay. iailes' Puyer Meeting, 20 '. ~,
hurday. rgulI weekly Prayer hesiing' - y
D., fftday.
hstho.ist Church. J. A. Corry. Pastor frsafh.
ing Feryios, 10 10 ~. Sabbath school u 30 ~.
S.,sial FseulnR Meeting, Z 90 y. -, Wednesday
Prayer Meeting. % y. NJ. Class Meeting, fndAJ'
fIIT.W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

v-NL Marble sri Mis- Afils Mar
40 Pofiari. are visiting Al J. e. MAJ
"a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

rx rrv.. Pa. o, soa,A Paris, W"
A tAs I'LL FRIDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

o-,saranrsr 20 sumner boArisrs Ar
..'.,.-s 5sr s.sasAai village al ~ sar'
rllrtcgs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

u,,,R Sus,svsni, OF Hebron. vss At
a. nj Taursisy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

" P,fa,m arrived from wAsaing,on
s,,-.s,v sai AT l. ~ Governor Fer
a,ls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

c.y, caNie. W III. Of Auearu. Vas
Al Pas wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

r...,, Attorney q n Hsr.sy snd wife.
80 NJ wvfe a. Paris lasi Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

s,r,.sA uulos aui siis. % Buck
s..f usrr 10 iosu lAst week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

,,,,,Ew W. woodSury. o, Bethel, at
,,si.i Pfoosts Cart
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t,,,,s.n Bartlett. E.q.. OF S,OasAsn,
.,.iu tosu at vesk.
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w-i,nG. Harlow. E,q. OF DlIasld,
"a. 4. Pafls lAst week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24

49,. George. E,q. Of Hebron,
:. Ir 80 at Tuostay
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NJ. N,nis Taysr Of Portland. Il
,.tr-uO. A raAyer's.
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~. wsis sni TO ealiirsn. iron Bos
a., urNJS wrigais.
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~ c,AA steele ,ni sob. Of TIaVer.
A.. az ,lsitug 10 town
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n.,.tv Sssrf AvNn n. G'ivin, OF
49,, "a. a. Paris Tuesday.
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a., ca,.s. 10. % Brysnts Pond
"a. 4 PAR. At Tuesday
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v.....f Chsschf Prssahlar service ever
.rf Is. ~aa.lsf -ea.-i - ~ = $3.50 ,
49,, Tsra.nrs q fr,N.
Neit-. - 900. ~. Osrui'us AnFels i'sstef.
~. - -.-s.,s ever sauisF ~ n a -. cAlo-th
-. aLs ~ -. 49,. f...f..
-. n j hrsss hsl.i.- -, - -
..rl'.f urltl1gs -ali-r '''
~
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-26
Police Court Notes.

An uninteresting calendar occupied the
attention of Judge Buckley or an hour
yesterday morning. P. H Caddigan,
charged with disturbing the 'eace and A.
f. Robbins, charged with malicious mis-
chief, were discharged for want of prose-
cution.
The case of George Hc9ard, charged
with battery, was continueduntil to-day at
o'clock P. N.
Perry Farley, charged viii being drunk,
forfeited deposit of s..
Mary Roberts, for beingdrunk, was SEN
fenced to pay a fine of $5or go to jail for
FIVE days.
John Clark and J. eardsley pleaded
guilty to being drunk al were discharged,
it being their first offens;.
The case of John Mclsaacs, charged
with robbery, was dismissed, the complain
ing witness entirely fang to make case.
Wah Sing and All Sam were charged
with selling lottery tkets to John Doe.
Nat. Christopher was)ut upon the stand
by the prosecution testify that he had
purchased lottery ticets of the defendants.
L. J. Hart, counsel the Cinnamon, OBJ
iected to the testimGy on the ground that
the complaint alleei that the tickets were
sold to John Doe sd not to Nat. Christie
pher. The point as argued at length by
counsel, the Cityattorney defending his
complaint but II Court ruled out the tes-
timony and the isoners were discharged.
They were arresd again soon after on a
new complaint
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-26
Sacramento Institute Exercises

The public examination of the collegiate
department of the Sacramento Institute
was held yesterday in the college building
on Twelfth and K streets. The depart
ment consists of the first, second and third
classes, and the following lengthy pro-
gramme of exercises was rendered Duet,
See the Pale Moon" Charles A Erauw
and Joseph Robbins extracts. Geo. Shad-
burne, Frank J. Herman evidences Of
religion, first, second and third classes :;
extracts, John P. Cadogan, Charles T.
Hughes plane geometry (spherical geom-
etry and uigonometry), second and third
classes extracts, VIM. l.. Dwyer, James
l.. Kelly: surveying (section leveling,
cross section work, computation of earth
work and mining), first class; music (pi-
ano), Charles Heisen !" Lochiel's Warn
lug" concert recitation), classes; algebra
(radicals, Davies elementary, third class ::
algebra higher equations and general the
ory of equations, Davies University,
first and second classes extracts, Robert
O'Toomey, Robert Mccarthy applied
geometry and astronomy, first. second and
third classes trio, ST. Josephs sanctuary
boys extracts, Herbert Q. Tozer, Frank j.
McGanney; commercial law, business de-
partment; extracts, VIM. II. Taylor, John
l. - NISt iteidiuIe anu luslci ilrSl, second
and third classes; extract, Charles Heisen !;
geology and chemistry, first class; song,
p" The Skipper and His Boy" P II. Far
rell; rhetoric, natural philosophy and
physiology, second and third classes ex-
tract, Christopher H. Green Latin and
Greek, first, second and third classes; ex-
tract, Charles J. Barry
The result of the examination, with the
percentage obtained, together with the
standing in class OF the cnllegiates for the
past year, will be published next week.
The commencement exercises of the Insti-
tute will be held next Thursday afternoon
at the Clunie Opera House. at . O'Clock.
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Metropolitan Theater.

Not full house, but an intelligent and
thoroughly pleased audience welcomed Mr..
Bandmann last night in the play based
upon Robert Louis Stevenson's wonder
fully imaginative story of " DR.. Jekyll and
Mr.. Hyde" The story is one of the most
enhancing of the day; it is no romance of
love and passion, but a subtle allegory of
the power of the evil in us over US, if we
temporize with or yield to it. Mr.. Band
mann has been twenty-nine years upon
the stage. and is dramatic artist of high
ability and envlable reputation for his et-
forts to elevate the drama. He is sup
ported by strong company, in which is
Miss Louise Beaudet G. H. Messenger, Wal
demar Dahlborn and others. Besides, he
has choir of boys, whose voices are ex-
ceedingly sweet and well trained, and who
sing very effectively. Yet but compare
show, with the skirts of the females
abbreviated and their bosoms barred,
have occupied the boards, probably
the theater would have been packed. Or
had Milton MOBILES, with one of his trashy
plays, or sensational actress with a sug-
gestive French drama been announced.
they would have had liberal patronage.
All of which indicates the state to which
managerial greed has brought public taste
Mr.. Bandmann, being called out last night,
made clever speech, in which he referred
to the play, and his reasons for presenting
it, because he believed the fable to be i'm.
pressive teaching, and he incidentally re-
ferred to the degenerate tendency of mod
ern dramatic entertainments The story OF
" DR.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" as given by
Mr.. Bandmsnn, varies in detail from the
text and plot of Mr.. Stevenson, but ORA
matte liberty is to some extent pardonable,
and in this case the spirit and thought OF
the story are retained and made deeply
effective. 1t was an admirable perform
ance, though Mr.. Bandmann's Hyde is
more repulsive than Stevenson's character
Over-eolor is necessary, but in this case it
is, we think, somewhat too strong. Mr.
Bandmann's drama, however, is one of
great strength and IS admirably acted 4
matinee to-day at matinee prices, and 3
final performance tonight of the same
play.
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London Hats.

Christy's London Hats, inn
ported direct from London by
US, have recently come to
hand, and we are therefore
able to offer customers the very
latest foreign as well as Amer
lean styles. The following is
a list of the Christy goods:
London Silk Hats, SIS.
Black Stiff Hats, S..
Light weight Hats, in black
or tan, So.
Light-colored Hats, soft
crown, SIS.
English Pocket Hats, full
brims, various colors, So.
Plaid Cloth Helmets for
travelling thoroughly English,
Is cents.
We shall be pleased to show
these English goods to any
who are interested in seeing
the foreign shapes.