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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29

ADAMs-On THURSDAY, January e. Harriet A. oeio'ea
wife OF Adams In tho 69th year o. her aa
Funeral will be held at her late resiisace SV'
l2ith.st. on sunday, January 20. at D. m
Interment at stamford Csnn. on Monday
BLACKMAN-In Westpsrt Conn. Ella b1aeAH~N@ Wv"
Of the late George Bsekman, NJ d. ...
BELCHER-suddenly, January IS a. Cn'casoa dassSts.
wife Of George r. BslcheT. esq., ~ d. 90" s
OF the late John Harper
Notice OF fuaerA hereafter -. A., -.
COMMA sparkf. Y, January 20 1917 "A'@ may
Campbell Coun In her 18th year ,,.. An Mona,v Nh.
SON say,; loo, Csambsrss NJ T. Of N j. az ilso
q
Friends OF the family inviref
nEcKrR-on saturday. January o. Charles A. son Of
John i and susan Decker aged ~ years
frem his residence l5A West solnst on Tues
DAY January u, All M
FLEToHER-on Saturday morning. January IS. william
Fan.rai services will be held ~ his late resdence ais
st Brsokyn Monday evening January 80. 81
B o'clock
NORTH this city January 25 1888 suddenly, OF pneu
msnia John W. North, OF the laIs Ruben North s
roughkeepsie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29

ballet "Ls od." By Mssssnst Botn OF these wers
br,rh sua suneu and admirably nstei to tho
Rafssl Jossny played the Concerto No. l. minor o.
p,pTsusis He conquered the great teonnioai
Of the nrss and third movements Win eAr''n%.y
eass aad his dslioate 'lseato PLAYING OF 'Ao k
..,n.-.nt.tion. which form the second
movemept won most hearty and well-deservsd rscos'
nt,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
OFFICERS or THE swJsS sooJrrY

Tho annual meeting Of tho Swiss Benevolent Society
Of New-York, was held at tho swiss Home, No. lO5
Sec end last night. Tho treasurer's report showed
tho finances OF the society to be In good condition The
officers elected we're: President, A. Rappard; vice
Presidents a. Richards, l.. Steh and J. q. Gerber
German secretary, Z. Altherr. French secretary,
Charles Tetaz bOokkeeper, John Carnaus treasurer,
L. Keller; Superintendent OF the Homo. Henry Ense-
hardt O. Bortschmann, Swiss Consul IN New'iorR'
was chosen honorary president.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
A conn TTUF.IT THE LINCOLN UNION

Tho members Of the Lincoln Union held SOCIAL
meeting at tho clubs rooms. No. Arlington Square,
last night, and had a good time generally. A largo
number n prominent Ninth Ward politicians wore
present, Mnong them Clarence A. Sears, Richard NJ
Oreenbank, Arthur s. Hawiey, Franklin D. Miiier'
Colt, John MoKeever. Stanley H. Cuhl A. n wa,
Justlce George u. Deans 1rs Senator CornenRa ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
THE UEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATfONs-FoR "a HOURS.
WASHINGTON. Jan 23.-For Massachusetts, Connect
cut Eastern New-Ysrk Easter. Pennsylvania and New
Jersey slowly rising temperature fair weather followed
by local snsvs fresh to brisk norhwestery winds d.
ralnishlng in force asd becoming ssutherly.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New York,
warmer light snow followed by fair weather fresh to
westerly winds Diminishing. in force aud becoming
southerly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
TRIBUNE LOCAL oBsERvyTroNs
EAR
inches
800
29.5

In IN. line the baromeiric huo
yesterday observed at tho United states signal
dashes Indicate the tonperA
ia a. Huanut's pharmacy. 2lS Broadway
TRIBUNE OFFICE Jan. 26-l a. n.-High Winds Geld
and clear skies continued yesterday The tempera-
ture RAJ gsd Go and l2 the average 49, being
ll4o lower than on Friday.
In and near city to-day the weather will nodsr-
ate with a prabaptY Of snOw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
DR. PArroy TO BE PRESIDENT OF PRINCETON.

PRINCETON. Jan 2e.-The prevailing opinion ID
Princeton to-day Is that tho reIt prcdr Mt OF Princeton
College will DO Dr. Francis l. Patton, OF the theological
Seminary It Is said that his namo with be proposed by
the committee Board OF Trustees at their annual
meeting Of February o. Tho proposed plan IL 10 have
Dr patton "a prssidont and Professor Sloane Woo
president Many of the moro iudiciou' friends OF tn'
college. and principally Dr. McCosh himself, favor luis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
PROMINENT ARRITALH

FpM Avenue Hofei-Willam q. Ensicott Secretary OF
War; Senator Nelson w. Aldrch. OF Rhode Island and
Adam Bsdean u. b. Army James hotst-R Snowden
Andrews OF Baltimore 6flsey Car
los French OF Connecticut and John D. Carssn Of Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
only 20 TO ALBANY AND RETURN

Extensive preparations are being made fer tAs Grand
Winter Carnival at Albany. February and 2 Excur-
sion tickets will be sold for above dates ~ West Shsre
Railroad and Nsw-York Central Railroad apply to
a~ents AZ 363 Alb, 785 or 942 Broadway Battery
Mac. 70 Park place West Forty secsndst, aud Grand
Central station ioI particulars :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29

Robert speer, Eennsyivapis John e. TODD, Mssoun
Henry q. Drummond, Now-Jersey. whig Hail-hooors
H. Lib, Ncw-York; Clarence 3. Mite hen, Newyevey'
william g Chase. Ohio; r W. Hotchkss, New-YorE
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF Observation-Disclosures AY, JAN g. 1888
ARRIVED
Steamer sasIe (Ger Richter. Bremen Jan g. sonthamp
ton 10 with mdse and passengers TO Oelrlchs & Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
THE SECRET OF ELOQUENCE.

The three best afer-dlnnsr speeches of the wne&ns
need TO name the .peakss-were made upon the spark
ling foundation Of Ruby Royal "sso." This champagne.
which seems to have taken Nsw-forKsy storm, loams
On every hand at this festive season :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
TIE ARoHRISnnr nAS rnrH1rn TO sAr

Archbishop Corrgan declined say anything yesterday in
regard 10 the report that he had resigned his position as
trustee OF ts CATHOLIC University 10 be established at Wash
ingtsn. ANY Information subject said sho ud be
sought In Baltimore from the Executive Committee OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
.yUyyoR ORA rORs lPPoTyrED

PRINCETON, Jan. 25.-Ths Junior honorary orauon
appoint hts made by tho ffeulty last evening
as follows; Clio HAll-William James George, Ohio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
Lundb org's Perfume EdeniA
AARRIED.

RoGGs-AITKEN-On Wednesday, January Is lSS3 at the
re,ieuce Of the BRIDES mother by Rev. Dr. Wright
William Boggs Lizzie Aiken, daughter ofthe late Joan
Aiken. all OF this city
pRoApNAX-sHELTON-At Jersey CITY, the 18th
: Just by Rev. j. w. Hathaway. Aimee shelton TO
Francis BrsadnaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29

CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Professor Draper the Central Park Observatory makes,
the following report tho ended at noon yesterdays
Barometer. Inches IhermomeNI Desrees .
Mean ........... 90 912 Mean ~ =
Msxn Jan 90 a. M 30. 300 Maxim, Jan. rs. II m 80
Mnim'm Jan 26 93l4 Minimum, JAM e. am 0s Q
Range ..........-.... 1885 Range.-.-.-.-- .-- ooo
Distance travelled by the wind 20S5 miles Depth Of snow
ainche
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29

ART GALLEBIES SIT. ol3 BROADWAY.
L. l. BowLBY. AuctoneeE
THE EsCOsURA COLLECTION
Of Extraordinary
TIQUEs.
one Of the most remarkable collections dspays
an. o say ,, S;s sss% n: Es.ane' Of an Artist
objects which closer nspset ton prove TO be sxrsa
such object. 4: most ,.rs" Com m.rs., Aay.ss..:
and sspe.s rare curious ana '''''
ANCIENT HOUSEHOLD DECORATIONS
ANTIQUE AND MODERN PAINTINos.
REMARKABLE TAPESTRIES AND HAN0INoA
OLD FURNITURE. FIRST EMPIRE ArH. iSrs
AND 10TH CENTURIEa
RARE PoRCELAINs AND ENAMELs.
ELABORATE CARVED WOODS AND IvoRIEA
ANCIENT ARMS AND ARMoR
FINE gRoNzE x AMP GAEP5t sassAxs
SsiESTs ~ S6Lb Asp ASP s5[yER
thIasSs SsxStHf aSSsa1trso.
sHss ASs!Sst iSS5sSHsS5
Is i HSs s;.. ss e
os Ssasy tie s
1f''AA a" '' ADMISSION 50 CENTS
S 81 sok5 BY PUse
Due notice viii be given of time Of .Ale
A. R. somerviIie. Auctionecr
BY ORTGIEs G co.
ART GALLERIES. s45 AND SAT BROADWAY
NOW ON EXHIBITION
FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
SUPERB BEDROOM SUIT
imported fr ON Paris
CHIPPENDALE AND COLONIAL CHAIRS, RICH PoR
THERE'S CURTAINS AND HANoINGS. CONVEX
MIRROR PORCELAINS AND BRIC-A-BRAC.
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS.
JAN. 81 AND FEB. l. AT 2:3e O'CLOCK.
Alfred NJ. Leievre, Auctoneer.
UNREsERvED SALE
OF THE IMPORTANT PAINTINGS OF
THE PILOTY EXHIBITION,
WEDNESDAY. FEB. ]. AT 245 p. NJ
atthe
wARlNG ART GALLERIES.
l. EAST 2sD.sr.
PAINTINGS NOW ON VIEW DAY AND EVENING.
Hope for the Hopeless.
OF Chronic Diseases
not IncurAbes IA chartered ubhc and prOfess
onaI institution rheumatism para asthma ocomoterA
TAXA irritation chronic diseases generally 40
belonging regular faculty OF New ork here rad
cured TERMS Patiests charged
want OF means. consultations before 10 and aztec
Address The Columbian Institute I42 East 5+th-
ST., New. York
sara Z; Hervey,M D.
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
No charge made mn benedt is derived
ONCE. 333 West 3ithst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
DIED.

Notices Of mlrrilgcs must be Iaa0rSef wIa fa ma me
aud address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29

Colt, John McKocvcr, Stanley H. CliH, T. A.. Wild,
George Hamilton, robert J. Gibson and Charles NJ
Fowler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29

SIXTH YOUNG PEOPLES MATINEE.
AT the sixth esncsrt Of this interesting serss given
Yesterday ct steinwsy Hail. there wore two novelties on
~ programme. a Arcadian suite ~ seharwsnka and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
6psrial Notices.

Thomas Z. Buckea g. Co.,
ART GALLERIEs. sl7. $40 BROADWAY.
L. L BowLBY. AuctioneeE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29

THE ESCOSURA COLLECTION
OF Extraordinary
ANTI II 4 s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29

n NewYsrk"- Herald
They carry with them the guarantee OF N artist
and man Of taste to bsot."-lT fmea
Collects which closer be exre0ea
beautiful"-fSuu
Such objects most rare"i Com mereis ADVERTISE
1t forms auseum OF rare. curious and beAutlfa -
iecta"-l Mail and Ex press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-29
cOpyrtoht. 1898 Bv Ths Helc YORK Annotated prssa

Prince William, on his appointment as Major
General Of the Foot Guards, will make the head
quarters Of that command in Berlin. lie VIII
continue to occupy his summer residence at Pots
dam Major Won Gottberg, OF the MhguepurS
Unssars succeeds Prince William in the command
OF the Guard Hussars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

Two appointments made "a, week by
Governor Marble -ill please the people
Of Oxford Coaniy Gsa. Geo. l. Bsal
Of Norway "a. appointed Commissioner
Of the Treasury. and Gen. Charlie. Ham
lin -ss named a. Reporter q Decisions
We fully endorse the lewiston journals
pleasant comments uPoa ,k'se sPPioni-
meats
The two important appointments msfe
By Governor MArbis. on Wednesday, vii
receive hearty approval To The State Gvu.
era BeAl. sh0 10 de-lgustsd ~ State
Treasurer BsrleiEh's successor, has earned
TIE eouhdsncs OF The p,Ople OF The State 10
various position. % trust aad Il possessed
OF marked creative Aoiuty Gen. Charles
Hsmlin, nominated o. b. X porter OF DE-.
elsiOns, l. stniious and al. lauyer hAv'
Ing every qlNlihcai on for th@ position.
Several other sell-sglipped gsnuemsn
were candidates for I'M. once, which BE-
came vacant last April. bat when Geo.
Hamlin's name was MENTIONED, 10 va pref
" unanimously eoneeded that b. ~0aii b.
likely % get TIE priE-, on account % Gov
error Marbles I, t.mSts friendship With the
Generals distinguished father.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

Ren Harrison lived In this country
rlAce and vas seven years old when his
grandfather wEs elected Prvsideni. But
Is education was carei Or ~ bis father,
John SCOTT Harrison. who had himself
hSen rovcruor 20 the northwestern tern.
tory and n member % congress, and ~
the az q i6-an arc vhcu the tastes,
the intellectual culture and The social
barring are principally formcl--the youth
va suicrcd a. The Miami university. AZ
Oxford. Ohio Iisrs b. spent two Year.,
hc.rs graduated AZ u llsrc also In this
attn sphere ~ study Harrison met his
wife = daughter ~ Df scott. The pro.
fes.or 20 chemistry ~ the university
Mrs Harrison bar evidcnoc ~ hcr early
surr1undirrs She ID woman q rarC
cuiturc ami her Attachments arv manifest
frum The fact 20 her lr.us a prvmineut
anl active memhsr of thc ladics Literary
society % Indianapolis. Shc h also cK'
trcmely fond 90 painting and has done
zone excellent uCrs ou china herself A
gr,ai dral q her attention L. given o. The
Indianapolis Orphans bone.
Az years % agr. With proicssion.
49, and a sife. liauiscu went O. lndisnap
o,is AMI swung o1i bis s.-n. Tho hruso Ia
which the young couple trsi lived liza In.
dlauar1ls b. stiu standing II vas then
GA ths outskirts 90 The town. bui h. nov
near the cslisr ~ larrr city ltsahiile
ouc story frame bullliug with thrvc MONS.
Thew in lisa NJ and Mr. Harrison D..
60 . ne - love in q coitaec
senator Harrison has 'old how he
Ec' Die frt case The inrlirlt was
given o. the correspondent q The PhilA
de,pl.A fry.s While riding ~ this house
n--L l.n ..-.l.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

TuE TUtsENT nuNEsrEAD-NHs mar.
HIsuN.
Tls lives In a substantial brick dwelling.
with a large porch pleasant lawn and .
stable In he rcar. 90 which a driveway
Leads by The house. aIl whers Is Kept the
family c.rrisgc driven principally ~ Mrs.
Harrison
Mr. Harrison Il about the sane al-c a.
her husband They were married young
and have spsnt thirty. four years tog Their.
Their daughter. Mr. Mckee. l. with
them. and her child Benjamin Mckee.
about a year AMI a half old. h a great ut
With his grandfather.
The religious element stards cot prom.
inont In The household Both Mr.. and
Ms Harrison are msmbsrs a and work.
~ in th- First Presbyterian church Of
indianapolis They wcrc prominent IN
LlbIs elias and Sund1y s-hool until tie
general was sent to Washington as a sen.
fherc can D. no opposition made "a
ANYTHING pertaining 90 the private life II
senator Harrison A. hu oand and
father. b. has hong held an enviahle psi.
tion hsfUrv those who know him init
matsly. A. q worker la church and char.
liable matters his rccord l. trst class.
A a temperate man. Il may D. SAID that
BE- has never b.eu known toeuier q saloon
In indianapolis. IL l. earnest and con.
sisteut. and II has teen long well known
that bis word i a. gu1i a. his bOnd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17
n.rirt c.mp.Iru reeua.

Philadelphia comes % the front Wit
the first poem % The glorious campaign o
i,ss. and Mr.. Milton Goldsmith, Of tha
city. has the honor and credit u pioduC
ing H. Few bstter viii b. produced
Here II H..
Hurra-l 90 fIarrtsoai
narshal the garrison'
nr.g ga ths party's ~hole force.
Cteer he COuFeltloul
Itarish dissansiuu
lieu D. sl-ctei. q c-Erse.
stand firm for fiArrisoni
Mho In compartscn
Run sllch god chAnces A. hey
Triumph = efsieot.
~ wil o. prcsiient:
Ths White IIouse his dwelling shall b..
nnom n for HAut.oui
Christian 90 Saracen
naitis btf never say de-
stsnd - the y. q. y
Onward % victoryi
fEotection And Right ~ yOur cry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17


AlNlirs.
"R.-ht .r fruu' % thaf dor. H. sall
4 r,-1 we'd my lrst lawyers fcc % ga.
tlc ir,f sunday .u cur u,s home. AMI
haI salksi lUt Uu t4r Sidewalk in The
aftfrl,-1n All vas standing there looking
eth -.ms rr.lc AZ che frat 90 tlc house
vheu man c'a'fruri up ou horseback
lls quickly malc kuluu bis srrani 4
mau hal l.sn arrested 40 tlsrmaut. about
= rhf miles frUn hs0'. ia thc charge u
obtaining money under iaar putsusss
The rider wished mc to appear lsf0rc Che
iusticr 20 tls praoc therv Cor che prssscu.
t.ou asr,el io a. 81, AM D. handed
me q Eve tai,ar gold rlccc. II va u0t an
suormaas frc bias ! was glad to have a..
Toe slm va h4rlly large rnuuEh 60 war.
rant r. turEy. -1 the usNt morning ! r0ds
o. Cirrmout ou thc back % a pony that
h.rtd a. stable came hack hume that
night PRETTY vel chafcd. bat l bal suc
cs.zlcd iu wlaf I vent Cor
Just as Harrison uas hsriuning o. get
q start az the lsw thr vbr cane on. and
BE- a. In tle Celia winning military lAn.
rvs. while tcwas missing the opportunity
20 yin legal fres az home THIS. and tls
attention De- has given o. politics inclnd.
iur che time snsnf In The United States
senate has Kept iisrrison a puor man,
Notwithstanding Lls success a. a lawyer
nut d. has gained that whlch L. bstisi
than ~ra.ih-crmf0rt In his home and ths
ryspect anl affection % his nrighhors
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17
News OF the Week.

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60 fnrfr.rn. "a ~ Ii ri1.'s - ~ Nah g..
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ssns n rsu..E FL te'i.rrf ON. .rrl1saa lrrrs 90.
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Non.I,esident raxes

10 IN. town Of Rumford. n The cosH,y OfosfOrd
for the year lse7
TIIE foll0plas tist % tAxes, on real estate OF
non.rosident ouusr., in the town of ksmfofd, for
The year ~ In bills committed 10 ChAs.h. Abblti,
Collector Of taxes OF said town, on the bret
dAy OF May. is-s has teen r.turuei ~ him Va
me a. remaiuihs unpaid on the gii day OF
April lss. By HE certificate OfthAi date, and nov
remain anpaid. ami notice IL hereby given thstlt
the saii taxes, Interest and charges are not pad
into the Treasury Of sail town, within u
mouths frOm the date OF the commitment of SAID
biil., 90 much OF the real estate taxed n vii -
su leient 20 pay the amOant due therefor, tbclud
lag interest aaa charges. will, without farther no
tee, Be sold a. public auction, AZ the Store
OF q. ". KimbAli IN sAii tosn, on the sdIh day OF
Nov.. lsss. a. tea o'clock An.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

New York Mall and Express: Gen. liar.
rison owes little - his prominence or 20.
litieal success 90 his ancestry. lie has
won AZ every step u his carver. because
be- has been a true. nobly ambitious.
patriotic. COURAGEOUS, capable and grow.
Ing man. Whether as lawyer. or soldier.
or statesman. be has always acquitted
himself nohly. always done his duty. and
always been true to lis character and
CONVICTIONS a. a Christian gentleman
The best record ~ his carver l. tc be
found In his published expressions a. 20
the questions that have tested his ade-
quacy - the high Positions he has cccu.
pied. In the halls Of national legislation
and Ina the political campaign where great
issues were decided OF Mr.. Morton and
his long and honorable career IL il need.
less % speak In this community. where he
has been known In all ways and by all
men. His nomination should insure The
electoral votes % New York beyond ques-
ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17
Nou-Rcsident Taxes.
9 tow Of Alb.sy. In the coss,y Of o,

ia The to-n Of AlhAav. 10 the Coanty Of GA.
f.ri Soc The rear is--.
The folla~tns list % taNss on real estate o
200 fe.hisnt asnsfs In the toun % Albsay, for
he wear ~. o. tiils eommitisi N Ossood
lrrs, Collision Of saii t0un. "A I've ioh fAf ~
IuUs. A. ID i~i, has b~ea fsturuei by bin 70 NE
a. remaining unpaid on me "a dsI % MAJ, isrs
b. his csfilacats ~ that dale, anf nos rcmAin .
tass. t1tsrcst aad CHARGES are net pad into The
Ireasury % said tosn within cishtecn months
from The dAts I'd The commitment ~ saii billie.
~ much ~ ths real estate taxed AZ NJ - sume
lent 10 pay The am0unt due therefor. Including IN.
tsrVst Ani charges. will. rithout further notiee ~
cold A public auction. a The tfessufes's Orlrs
In ssid Altany on tie hFst Me- day IN fetruAry,
A 10, $50 Al One O'clOgk In the AnefnOoa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

sc- y>-k Press; II Is doubtful II bet.
ter ticket could have been nominated. II
Is strong At both ends Strong In patriot
Ism, strong In craftsmanship. strong I'm
legal and business attachments, and long
before election IL viii be 50 strong In the
hearts Of all true Americans that II will
be elected by an overwhelming majority
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-17

On passing down the Ohio rivcr BY the
ola fashiuns.l steaml.iat mode ~ travel.
Ahout twenty miles south a CinciunAti.
one nav lonk up on o. enc "a the hills CA
The north sile 70 the river and 49, The
white shaft that marks the grave u old
npp-canoe. II wss h.rvaboui that ltsn
Harrison bali century after biz
grandfather had lei his PARTY % victory.
takes up she standard Coz the same pur.
ts-e-sTsut his childhooi Though the
lfvai grauichlld - a governor q Viz
ciniN ami cranlchild - a president ~ the
United Siaics ncn Harrison was not city
born and hred IN iSu Cincinnati. which
4 twenty miles distant frum North hend.
hat Population - les than 40.oo pcc-
ple. and abe cnl. way ~ getting iherc
vs. Nv siagr % BY the river North
n m sas a. quic; a. the present site %
President uarris,s's grave