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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
IT DID NOT WORK.

"My household expenses are getting
terrible high" said Mr.. iIomellttell
Town AZ the club the other night. ii
wish knew how Ia eurtail them"
"l'll give you a pointer" volunteered
>ingleman. "A friend ~ mine curtaile,i
household expenses the other day bJ
kissing the servant girl when hi wife
sas looking. Next morning the cir
was discharged and hi. wife l. now doing
the work herself-a saving Of four dob
lars a week.
Next day IIOmelitiell tried the recipe,
hat II was not a success. Ills wife hll
him With a poker. discharged the girl,
and hired a cOlored woman, black as the
ace Of club. and homely ~ q Chinese
joss.--Nsw York Ledger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
kEN-RACk

\ novel aud pretty kcy-rack l. made
by taking a plain wooden spoon, driving
siN or eight bras.-heade,l nails Into the
handle. according Ia the length, then
gliding the spoon aud ornamenting the
hollow part Of the bowl With biz ~
painting. \ rel satin ribbon l. fastened
10 the upper end of the handle, finishing
with full how AZ the lower end. Til.
make a charming little ornament for a
room. and would be- n most acceptable
s,tft
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

Gunnrrt has made Immense strides
within thr past few years. The mnst
Formidable wraIons uoN employed arr
vorse shan useless. however. II they do
net hlt their mark. hi. can never -
saii of N,ismson's botanic Cough nsl.
sam. n slNavs gvis therv. 'urvs
cough. Ike magic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

AClNrrm ~ progress has not pro-
duc~l a rrmely equal 10 Ely's Cream
iialm fuf catarrh, cold Ia th- head and
hay fewer. II !. net liquh or suuii
bat l. perfectly safr aud easily applied
into ths nosirils. II give. immediate ~
LET and cures the worst Casrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
XMAS

lfpo..ihlr not only make gifts to your
family and immediate friends, beat o. the
deserving po0T. IN making your sele,'-
ton fur present for poor family D.
surr aud get something useful. n you
cannot afford a ton az coal or a cord ~
wood give bottle - .iHfi-.il-glsciias .
u cost. bat sl.o0, aud will relieve much
suffering Warranted 90 cure Rheums-
tism, Heart Disease, Dyspepsh, Liver
Complaints, Kidney and BLADDER
Trouble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
S.gnrI sac ti Real Eynn q EIglt'i
~TATE ~ MANI


Taken un eNesution. anil will D. solt ~ puhir
aurtisn on ths twenty hfst day ~ pssrrnlFf. \
~ ts,e. az tao u'riork ~ ths snsfusun "a iiots
Nanospn.tn in Porter, IN sait teuntY, All Tn
dght iu equity shifh isAar " sawyer - Porter
in ali County - ONfor,i. hat on the fourth LAY
~ Mawh. \ II is-9. AZ thf-e o'chrck AMI forty
tafhssi uu The original srit O. rrissm M follow
ing dssrriisi ul1rtaTrsi rial estate situated IN
Porter in sad tuuntY. O. at usftaia pare
~ "a - lani. sitastssi IN Porter, All ~ huili
luxs thsruou. anil bouuisi a. fuihrws North 10y
And - Autrvw Merrifskl. east ~ Hiram town
line. south by lsnd ~ M0.ss stanley. town farm
snsi hnd - 4 ~ Chapman west ~ lani ~ 4
n. Chapman ant lani - olive !. reniextsf. AMI
known ~ ths i.smuel SAWYER farm.
Porter, November tah. 4. ~ tsn.
JORDAN STACY.
I,TputY Sherin
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

slrn! Sac # Real Eynn q EIEtu;i
sTATE 90 NAiNE.
OWNED ..

Taken On execution and gill Do sui by puhn'
suftion ou ~ twenty nr.t dAF ~ i,o,sinief 4
~ Leo a ous o'fisk in the aftrrna-u AZ llote
NAnususta On Porter. IN saii iauntF. AZ m
right IN equity shirh lssss ~ sawyer. - furis'
On saIi tuuntF - uNfsri. hat un the tsFnfg
fuurth day - Aprtl 4 ~ i.-p. "a hFr u'fh-k u
thr aftrfns-ln ehsn the sans was alta tssi 90
~ onxinal writ o. Ft-frem the fuiiusinE is-cfih
- utoftgagrt rval estate. siiaatri IN Porter u
sali tountY. o. sit 4 errtain parrTi ~ "a 81
lani with huiiilngs thervuu. sitlatssi in fufisf
ani i-pun.is.i a. fniluws Narth hY hnll III
Anlirvs Meffifsli eat hY Hiram tusu une
south BY hnd n Noes STANLEY. tusu farm aul
iani - 4 n Chapman scst BY iani - \ "
chapman and lani - onFe = IsnlieNtsr, an
knswu a. the l.smusl sawyer farm.
f'urtsf, Notsmisr rs. 4 - i--li
JOnDAN STACY.
ft.uutv ShsfiT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

fmrD Imsn PorATors.-Parc, slice
thin, Law In ice-waier for half an hour.
Dry between two towels, aud fry TO a
pale brown In hot lard little silted.
Drain by shaking In colander. aud
serve In a hot dish lined with a nap
Kin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

4 newspaper asks; "whither are We
driftingr' and a Western contemporary
replies that strong aversion Of profanity
alone prevents their giving the required
information.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

When Thirteen Ways Of Popping the
Question" can be bought at a bookstore
for ten cents, u Il strange how much
encouragement i required Ia draw one
Of these ways out Of a fellow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

corrr.roaisnrs On topic. - nter,st o. the ladies
4 .sllcited Adiv-s Eiltor iIosfskNfks'
Coluss. otfori pemecfus. fsrs. Msine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

The man Who feel. 40 h-cause ~ b.
ing away frvm home Z. homsslck. and
the man sho fc,l. an az home 1. home
sigk. too
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

I.-cuARADE.
Nv .srsf, In brilliant uniform,
With martial tread goes through the
street,
With dcAfening noise, while all around
l. heard the triad 81 hurrying feet.
The vert will come upon "a all.
n till it, coming Ne s-c spared,
And when n comes to ,tsit NJ,
We viii be age'i and gray haired.
And now my eAols you've surely
guessed
In hospitals u NAV be- found.
Around the throbbing. aching head
With tender care tls often hound.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
wlLLacr DrlGN
SrATE 90 MANI

lsI
niftaln insfruuIrUf. uurIHrTting o. - a cops
ftlr at "a l snll tCstsrlrut - la-sTh Ia srn
Iatr nf lltou. on ~ stats n Nkssar hu-stts anl
IL e. i'ra'atr thrrsof in .ald ~tsis. duly authsn
tlcaisai hafinr ieen prv-snts1i o. IN lutrg Il
prIiafs 90 our All tuuufY - ONfuri fur ths
puususe of tsing aiiusui, Del snd rscurisi Ia
IN lrullaff taut fur All tuuntY
uEuTEFn. That nafioe tlsfsuf - given O. All
Isrss.ns iutsrvstssi thsrvin. ~ cagslng q copy II
this urtgr o. D. uuh1shssi thrvs sr.sks suore.
siFsF in o. ttN ff, i,srlt-fst prinfssi "a Paris
that ttfg rtaF arrFar NJ probate Cuuu o. ~
hsll ~ l'aris. in All tuuntf 20 tns thlri Tee
fsY ~ lanuary nsNt. M nins ~ NJ closk IN To-
fervuuou. AMI shus csu-s. n any thsy have
aEainsf a. sans
sEoRsE \ WILSON. Juise
true copy Atte-t Al q DAVIS. Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

The man Who allos. himself to dhft
ldlt down the stream Nill never make
much - an upruwsf Ia the world
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

Or Co. srrafr.rnf af Iuns ulseasrs. ufsrersls
tfrunE fI1rrh.ra tufar.r 1sfifn - 49, kiinfFs
~ h. 60. an.f kin.ir,-i dlssa.cs ofttr Mufeas
MruNrIrrs.
flri.rI ff.s arutr uf DhruniC. inunFlilatfif ri
nlffsf sIss.iIIr rurfsl
De- t.nsaa1ltian. ANatFnfs rrruutNrs -
TIsfuN ST. IT. rrrrF thnn anF afhrf knuau rN
r.eIF A.. rr.irfr e. rulEt. flsrrtiEa anl HtiTf
IisfHrasInE sFurturns. lrrrra=T n aTIsttf
sfrrrEIf an.l sriatf Art O. rrstufN ~ Eruffhl
rfafh m ls 30 aarfra.r f. 80 lirfr niI. aui u
81 unraiatata. % ls iu.iarsri ~ phrsiliaus
Prev s c. ar.l 81 80 tsfiir 30 fraErists. uf
ssrf nr rsfrITf af rrirs b. e. commissioner
ruH ANstTu suIat, Al CO.. n.'si..n,
Ma ear Na.Tfaf 60 "fftfnlflm as q ~
mfuai AEgrt Itkitsi frts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
Ant!-ApOpleCtile


rUNnT NNEL-
tsaaoru ituafiaa ~ tis uasi ..t ni rrr - ta.r-u
B. M-ila.i $500 CO irea.r... .n f.arr 81
FIaIrN q t.r u..si e. fa. t.srff ~ o.
u...iy-.-.i. .t...ii go sa-rr r-.. u.l,i-sss ar
r-s.surs 10 HI $3.50 tsf.-r .. es iin Ar.isi 10
rslsnsts.a ~ ussrt rsia In hrs.aa ri ns.f' -i'h
fssnas II sa-a-sfsan. niusi-s ~rnf II tars.
Nuu.tu..s 10 rrt-liy ssuss'.a ~ il'i e. r'ls,.iIf
a. Az. Pa t-ts-n staa1irrs e. In ..if Dr.
GA. riafairnls. ssar $3.50 or slf-fi- r
fr,u, osusr.i rstiny -nh IL ~ t.r--t.f. ifs
------- = - 49, u --------
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
solIo vfsIIBulE EXPRESS InklnS

n s.hroush cn@rhs- elssr~Fs. Tr-s h@cinins
Char CO. srf I.asf n 40 hlvsf uiisinT cas-
dsflg bss~usn CHICAGO nEn hOfNta. cow
Cff. ni.ufFa srd OaAIiA, Nitn IhEh heciin-
IN. C1alf Oar a. NoHTu fiArri lssh snf
t~s,.ssa CIucAoo snh ruNNnh CoLohADo
sPnIsoa ana FurbLo, Va ~ g.ssrh - kAn-
saa CITY ant IuFska trlsndii Din.ns hetes
.s.t n ~ tussrh snd hansas tifr hseufslens
t.fig Win Chalns q M1utss A. AMI fuul SIT
Lac poftlant. - Ans.ies end So TIanl so
rhs pirers tlns - ant frurn Pass fssk. hsni.
80. osrasu - m op.is. ths saaii-fi4ns. All
- f...a.Ias..a 81 .HIHr.lln
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
q II q
- ~ u

Misery NAV love company, bat the
compluy doesn't generally return The
compliment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

uNFuHu. - At touu - PROBATE. hsii n
faris. within sat fur a. County u pNfuri on
a. ttir,i fue-.iar q Nv 4. u. i~-a.
ftu 80 rsfifiun - ; d ~ulfh. Adulnlsfratuf
n ~ sstair - uaNti ~ Ilohien. ate ~ Mr.
uaN. ln saif tuuntF. ufceass-i. praying fof
ifrnsf A. I'll ani rHnfFt certain rVal estate "a
uateli lu AL tasn 20 NursaF, All sis-grtts-i iu
his IFtItiun on a. iu a. fruiats ueics. "a pubnT
nr private sas o. ~ laYmeut ~ dsits AMI
Charrrs - NiuIinisfrafiau
uHntkFi. nat ~ All Istlfiuusf xits uftics
g. ai Irssl1s iutrrN-tfi. hT calsiug an alrstrart
~ ~ Istiiuu. sifh this orier thefsou. D. D.
puhlstssi thres weeks sarrsssivsiy In ths Ox
tnld Owns mt urssfalsf printesl ~ Paris. ih
All tuuutf, thaf tl.eF MAJ apfsaT M q fruhats
Court. O. ~ hstf a Fans 90 ~ thirf Tus-.iAy
- t,sf nsxf 81 uius o'Ckrk IN ths fCrens-sn an'i
shus caa-s nsny tiusy have. shy m ssuis .hsuii
not ~ xrautssi.
GEORGE A. WILSON. Juiss.
trus Fy-Attest III. & DAVIS. Rssistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
Free Treatment Yea !

rs-sn.s l.ria,sa - b. ts'esis.i ~ - $500 -
rs.fr.fs.f usfuFa tsrn $3.50 49, rEFsflan - -
..--fts - i sarn 49, WIfu0af thfhhsa "a.
- ITO - drssrg ssamustsHa rsFsFa -
- --ssF untu Fvtara q Fsfsfs ArFnrstsa 49,
t...s,..l - n IrI.tsf - fosfusstsf. -sut $3.50
- Yusa TnanIssfrIns nlAsna At 49, 49, -
h. s-.-f. s.an.rf1a 80 - LA.a. - 49,
fsfA strssL he-aa. h.sa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
"A MAN
ClicaQo, Rock Island & Pacific RI

ffelafin< IAns. ~, snd Wee - N hs-eur
noiK faiArD. DAvEsFoHr nHs h1fNEa,
COUNCIL nLuGra. WAIhHrOWN sioux
FAI-IA NfNNnAFotIn ~ PAUL ~ Jos-
cry, ToPEKA. bHNvER COLORADO eFEos
ani pUIuLO Pre- hsClluing ClaF Cafs a. anf
frust CHICAGO, CALDWELL HuTCiffNeoH
snh popon CRY .sd fs.ass s -, GO. =.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
STATE ~ MAINE.

COUNTY 90 OxroRB. -.
-uprems Juiicial Court,
Ovtolsr. Term. 4. -. 10.
May q. ~ white v. frsnkun Shirley .IIernsion
w. Coussns, tlsn y >uttsr. Georrt 4. klm
tall. ant Ju-ta " Quluisrl. late oopanner..
un.lsr the name AMI styis ~ Shirley A Coussn..
Nal no~ On suggestion o. me Count that the
saii iusto ". Qulutsru one ~ the nefenisnts n
The time - the serNics ~ the Writ was Mt an In
hahltant - this state, ant hal no tenant. aren't
90 Attorney within tbs sane thia hi <ssFis o.
estate have ieen attarhei In this astion ant that
h. has hal M notics ~ ssit sun anii atfafhment.
" Q. OHDtnfp That nsflcs % tn Ienslsney ~
this suit - given o. tis saii Justo ". Quint~rs.
by publishing an atfestei copy ~ thls orier.
together with an alpstrsrt - tie PAlntlrs wrft.
In the Oxford Democrat. = newspapfr puhnshe-i
a Paris. IN sail County ~ oxf0ri, thres week
saoeessltely the last Publication o. h. Mt ~.
than thirty dave hsforc the neat term ~ sali
Court. o. IL holden a Paris In and fsr sal CouB.
~. on the second Tuesday OffsbruaTy. 4. II. i-ls,
that said Defentant nav then sni there appear
and answer o. saii suit, N he shsil 80 cause
Atiest ~ ALBtRr :. AUSTIN. Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

sNVINsls Wv - %
A iew DAYS ago | was suffering
nom Chilb'ains After using many
r,meligs without benefit. I tined
Browns Instant Relief. I, gave
imme hate relief and a few applict-
,ilns completely curcl me.
WALLACE DUECN.
asYaur uinnsT rvfuniei ifu falis o. tsnsnt
Fuu shFu usssl sfriftiF ~ iirsftssl Ca insiIie
snapper. ~ sea tAks 30 80 On trYingu
>,hl hf I'll Hsa.srs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
GRATEFUL COMFORTING.
{ p PISS C O C 0 A
REAST

Wnirh govern the operations - digestion anil
uuiritian. ani BY q earful application ~ ~ ans
prT-fties - sell -elrftfi turla. VIZ. lpus has
fostors bills II Il by TIE luiirious uss - sufh
AZ 10 - tisi that funstitutiun msy D. grAt
uAllY hult ~ until strung snuugh o. rrsist
every tsnisnfy o. tiseasr ilundrsls n suitis
- a'iirs arv fnatinx arruni us fraiF .. sttask
sir'fsfef thrre 4 q veal puint We may esssIe
nav fatal slan ~ Keeping turseifss vel
Fortified stth rufr hhssi anl aprnreflF uuufish
~ ffame Civil ~rrtiee Gafstts. Male aim
plF with boiling water 90 uik SOFT only a.
halt t-lunt tbs. ~ nrtuarrs. ltlglkst tins
JtwGs EPps a CO., ilomropathir Chen.
ists fondoh. Inghnt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
uE~IgNa
ni-nlrArIrAIinN..

uI.-pEcArtrArioNs
I. Don't spend your money until YOU
earn n.
,. Cut your Carmen, according to
your cloth.
.. Hiring orange flowers Ia deck the
bride.
4. Spcak the truth a. al timcs.
5. II l. better 90 trust IN the Lori
than ca pat confidence Ia msn.
Bshrad one wurd IN each ~ the above
quotations and leave words With the lob
loving definitions
I. To hang.
2. Unwilling.
=. \ large ccok-sto,e.
q. carr.
:. 10 curroic.
The removed lsttcrs form ,he name oi
a notc,i writer.
Rosa II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
POPULAR STYLES. ORGANS At sss'
sss.so, Gao. sss. eco. AMI up.
COOK WANTED.

AT Andrews IIoase, south Pars, a oompsten'
meat asd pastry ossk will te pail E-si wages
and gf,en permanent employment,
". ". SHAW. Proprietor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
TILE PlLZLER.

c:$s.ss. ~ e, l e.s..s e.. :n .s.. :.
Nalns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

-rwo-piKTcuoN DIAMOND.
.t-rss.
I. IN pepper.
2. \ csrrhgc.
!. \ song
{. Ruled 90 planned.
s. \ shelf
q. 4 dairy servant.
:. IN casslt.
nu,ra.
I. IN plmento.
, IN ahhryaiion Tor one II the
unhci states.
D. Heat wlih a walking stick.
l. MsWhes.
:. VT AMI msrshy.
q. \ sheltered place.
:. o. mustard.
RrNNIr Brr.
ANswTns IL PuEELrs 90 LAST wErK.
i.-iourth ~ july.
81 viii llfi up mine eyes unto The
HILL from whence cometh ms help.
al. i1Pe, pie. ?. Pine, Dc.
a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
TnIIn ANn TnTT

Friends arc .carcr. bat II you are suffer,
Ing With that horrible disease. scrofula
you will Ind sulphur Hitter. Niil cur'
yuu a.. u did me, after suffering eight
YEAR, aud paving out hundreds ~ dol
lars o. d"ci"r. aud duggists.-iEAN
NErrI llANscoNr. Troy, y. \.
II you want to So nn expression oi
severn simplicity aud chlldllkc innoCcncs
in q man. fac-, watch him Wh-n h. gyt.
a. change out 81 ~ hill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
Via Tho Albert Lea Route

Via Tho Albert lea Route.
s,lit Rsp...s rraina dafiy tsfs-~a chioasp al
Minneapolis and 81 faul nth rttAouoh ~
-Iinln. Chaif Cas- EHII a. and nuu H.
foints ana KNnsas CITY Throsash Caalf CO snt
alsspaf hsswssn fsuFis srtft Lac aaa So
81. Va N1sE IalanA Tls IaFarits tane -
,E.t.rtg,.rr aian Tafla N alrIrlfr itsaurfs at
iIuntin- and Tlshins orCrniis - tha hof'hNsst
Tfs sAart flns va asnsfa snd KauAaAss ofsrs
f.Tftfia. - travel o. afai frurn fnlAiafels Ntl-
sinnAti AIT 0thsr A1llihrrn Iointa
K..rtrkst. Msua Trifrra 30 fssirrd inf1ftnss
80 sptiY ~ aaY Co.tan Eiskat rlra. cf aiifs-s
z. ST. JOHN. JONI SEBASTIAN.
OH n.n.sss osn1 Tst a Pas. 40
CHICAGO. III.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
Tuy TttI

4 Tartifis L. applet toe, earh ns.iri ani Is
asrvsahl rrios - o.uts "a fruTzists. hY uaiI.
rvristerssi - cent?
ny nROrnEIl,. = warrn ,trv.t. ~ Yar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

rwo-plRrcnoN DIAMOND.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-10
FOREIGN NEWS.
CABLE NEWS FROM LANDS ACROSS
THE SEA.
EVTCTIONS STILL THE ORDER
OF THE DAY ~
IRELAND
Fierce speech Against BouIangerism.

DUBLIN, January 9.-Twenty armed
moOnlighters visited the tenants on the
estate of the Earl OF Kenmare last night
and warned them against departing from
strict adherence TO the plan Of campaigo
The eyictions at Falcarragh were resum-
ed to-day. There was very slight resist.
ance 10 the bailiifs, but those who resisted
at all were arrested and put in Jail
PRESIDENT CARNoT DECLINES TO SEE
PANAMA CANAL SHAREHOLDERS.
PARIS, January 9-President Carnot
has declined to receive a deputation Of
Panama Canal shareholders, giving as a
reason that he could not, without estab-
fishing an objectionable precedent. give
public effect 10 his interest, however
great thar might be.
FIERCE SPEECH AGAINST BOUIANGERTsM
PARIS January 9-Pierre Blame. Sc
nior member, and who yesterday acted
as temporary president of the Chamber
of Deputies, made an effective address
advocating the suppression of Bolanger-
ism with the utmost rigor of the law. and
urging all Republicans to combine
against all descriptions of dictatorship.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-10
ULMAN GOLDSMITH.
Brilliant Wedding ia Fredericksburg.


FREDERICRsBCRG, Va, January o.
In keeping with the Jewish custom, the
press of this city has been granted the
privilege Of already announcing the EN-
gagement of Mr. Henry Ulman, a highly
esteemed citizen Of this city, and Miss
Ida Goldsmith. Last evening at o'clock
the hour of the marriage ceremony ar
rived. The Opera House, the
scene of the brilliant occasion, was
bedecked with festoOns of evergreen,
with bright and sweet-smelling petals in
contrast The bridal pathway led from
the main entrance to the Hall, sixty feet,
over Brussels carpet, where an arch OF
vernal green and white rOsebuds stood,
and from its apex was suspended horse
shoe of like ornaments. Just in It's rear
stood the seven lighted wax tapers, the
cups of the wine, the ring and the
authority of marriage, all in the rites OF
the Jewish marriage ceremony.
Rev. DR.. \. ;. Bethlehem, Of Balt-
more, Md, stood under the arch as the
quintelte band, of this city played the
wedding march from MendelsOhn The
bridal party marched in as follows, The
ushers, Messrs. b. II. Jacobs, j. +. Forbes,
j. Goldsmith, and Morris Hirsh, followed
by Mr. and Mrs. kaufman, grandparents
OF the bride; four little girls in spotess
white, viz. Misses Rosa and Julia Gold
smith, Kate Kaufman and Craze
liable. In their immediate following
came Mr.. Ben. Goldsmith, the father of
the bride, with her leaning on his arm,
bearing a large boquet of lovely
howers; Mr Nathan Ulman, OF
Baltimore, Nd, escoriing the mother OF
the bride.
When the marriage ceremony was
completed the minister, after a few in
troduclory remarks concerning the mar
ried life of Mr. and Mrs. Hirsh, grand
parents of the bride, invoked blessings
upon the couple
The bride was dressed in white faille
dutchess lace, and pearl ornaments; the
groom in a handsome fitting black suit.
They left by the northbound train To
pass their honeymoon.
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Special Announcement

we respectfully ash The
kind indulgence of cur sub
srribcFs and readers dur
ing the time required 10
rc-disIriCt our Carriers
ROntes. The present sys-
TEN we find does not work
altogether satisfactorily,
and for our mutual benefit
the change - desirable and
necessary.
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In the opinion of William F. Cody
Omaha is the London of Nebraska and
the Paris Of the West.-Om omaha Bee.
You can always trust deaf man Il
hear what you wouldn't for the world
have him know you ever said.-.somer
riHe J0HrHai
BE honest, be fair, and live economical
IL, and you will certainly gain a compel
ence if you work hard and don't die
quick-CaIrert (Ie1as Courier.
Ii will be time enough 10 talk about
" an ice famine two months from now
after the plumbers bills are paid and the
hydrants are thawed out.-Chicag0 Inter
ocean,
Liyerymen have reduced the price OF
hacks TO the cemeteries from - TO 81
regardless of the day of the week. The
move isn't made 10 encourage funerals at
all.-Omaha Republican.
Helen. six years old, had a copy OF
"Esop's Fables given 10 her. She
looked at the title page attentiyely for a
few moments, noticing probably the
dipthOng T. in capitals, for the frsi
time. That 4 is in a hurry, isn't IL
auntieg" she said Why sog said heI
aunt. Because its crowding the L ~
Boston Times.
Those familiar with unlearned country
folk know that they are wanting in abili
~ 10 analyze and make distinctions A
lady who was riding with New Hamp
shire farmer and passing field of new
ly-mown grass, exclaimed "Oh, how
fragrant that hay smells" 1T smell.
more of hard work" replied the farmer
Boston Youths Companion.
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SPOTTSYLYANIA COUNTY.
Child Shot State of the Crops Murdo
Irial, &c

thllu Nnut stare OF tho crops Murder
Iriai, &c.
special Correspondence Of the TINES
SPoTTsYLyANIA COUNTY. Va, Janu.
airy 8.-A child was shot in Spottsylyania
county few days ago under extraordi-
nary circumstances The children were
playing about the floor when GUN fell
from the rack and was discharged. strik
ing a child in the hand and taking of
two fingers and perhaps necessitating the
removal of others Fortunately no
others were struck
SpOttsylyania seems 20 be remarkable
for strange accidents Some years since
a man fell down stairway and struck
on three axes setting at the bottom,
breaking his skull and killing him, al
least this was the testimony of the wit
ness who was present. There was strong
grounds 10 believe that the accident was
no accident but murder; but in the trial
Notwithstanding the fact there were
three cuts and rough break on the
skull, the judge instructed the jury
that there was not evidence TO show a
murder
The wheat Is looking sessonably well,
the weather not having been cold enough
to cover "spewing" up 10 this time. Every
where we hear wonderment AT the most
remarkable weather, which exceeds any
thing within the memory Of our Oldest
inhabitant
The TINES is making many friends
since its new departure, and from APP
pearances there will be a large accession
to It's list of subscribers. BRANDON.
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NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
Spirited Contest over the United States
Senatorship.

RALEIGH, y. c., January 9.-The
North Carolina Legislature convened to-
day in semi-annual session, Lieutenant
Governor c. W. Stedman is presiding
over the Senate. Augustus Leagar was
elected Speaker of the House. The leg
islature is overwhelmingly Democratic.
1t has only eight colored members. The
organization of both houses was per
fected
Governor Scales message will be sent
IN tomorrow
One OF the first acts of the Legislature
viii be the passage of an act creating a
railroad commission with ample powers.
There is great interest felt in the cleo
ton Of United States Senator 10 succeed
Matt W Ransom Ii is impossible 10
predict who will be the successful candi-
date. There are four candidates in the
tield-Ranson, 5 b. Alexander 4. NJ
Waddell, and T. j. Jarvis, I'll among the
ablest men in the State. The contest for
the senatorship promises to be the live
liest ever known here.