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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

We afv having q rain storm after
srtrral DAYS % nice weather.
The ground has hceu frufen Zoe some
day. beat looks lie thssing out nov.
cur s,'hool teachers health has 80
much Improved that thc school has
again cummencc,i
,. N. lican. Esq.. has hecn having a
frN cows. Thew se,ms to b. plenty Tor
sale.
sheep Hrv sCarc. and harl o. lnt.
Nihort anil :. -. 1ruteF. hn are run.
ming thrrshing machine mi. fiil ~
rort grain aud oats very light VIII
huIsh hefv On q few davs.
l'es. 4 \. Bean. II Mcsf raris. will
prrarh M thr chapel next sabbath. Nj
Bean WAS "a native - Mason and b. has
manv friends here. vho feel an honest
prize in his suocrss in his Chosen calling
The cirtis met with Mr. Lewis Hart
irff this uesk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
nRYANTs poNp.

Jamrs T.. loWker was rendered hy
Goy iufleigh the position ~ delegate
tn the National iarmer.' Congress, held
AZ Montgomery. Ala. No,. 1915.
Ilic po.t office building 4. about CON
plsicl Our announcement that Mr,
Chs.. would b. rrady "a occupy u the
18th Was premature.
Mr.. VI. T. Look dirl con Friday, th'
18th Inst. II bright. disease, agvd about
So wears. CO.,. rvmains Nerr taken al
NrN huryport, Mace.
One II Cushmnn'. teams had collisiou
SUNDAY night near y. l.. Marshall's will
one driven by Dr. Nates. j. 4. staples
uas someNhaf hurt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
pORTER

Heavy rain storm the past Wcvk The
ground and veil. arr full assuring W. II
. good supply ~ water for winter.
Osslper River Z. high for fall. Plenty
~ water Tor business.
cur winter term ~ school commences
on Monday neNt. Mr. 4 II. Mason
teacher. VI. Mason 9. in ola ani eN-
p.riencci teacher having taught morr
schools than ans other one In town. Mr.
Macon l. upwards ~ sixty years ~ ngc
inl hls followed teaching from hls boy
huul.
Mr.. Lizzie Ffrnrh AMI Mr.. John l,ic''
have gon. to Damsriscotta to attend the
funeral ~ their mother.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
FAST sgBRos

The Kecnc Bros. arr It'll willing Ia
trade horses.
Cyru. Rsm.dcll ha. purchased new
horse.
!. 4. Chandler IA. .Nappcd hor."-
With Jonas Edwards.
Mr. aud Mr.. N. Howard arr stopping
with Mr.. H. parents. Mr.. and Mr.. III.
4. Kerry.
The English party IA. got through
With the apple. Ia this vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
FASH ARnMNririn

>chool In this disiric, commence. the
hrst Mcudsy In Dccemter.
The Nhooplng cough /. sprading
among III small chillren.
q. :. ,oiion aud Wiic took one ~ the
riplsts to fortand this week a. have
his eyc. treated.
}. T.. >iiekncy leaVcs fcr south Amer.
Va nc,smhsr IN.
several ~ our teachers attended the
Institute az tryeharg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
stiuroRp CENTRE.

Mr. A. Nahcr viii haul .oui- fifteen
hundred cord. 20 poplar upon The hanA
III the river near this phc, the coming
inter.
Henuett a stephen. have a crrN cut
ting birrh. They will pat la fouror n'r
hundred coris.
IL. stephens l. ,isiiing Boston and
N.u Nork on business. selecting Thirst
ma. roois. etc.
-hIn~y Vaughn viii shortly ~ io
Nsw Hampshire O. work In "a sh"' iae-
tory. -
The ,ouug people viii present th'
l-,m. -Forr.,l a. the War" here short
Ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

Irr...a. saeas ani suppers arv syn-
.rfr... 9Th mans evening" romfurt.
H.f M. ..mn.rai.nu IL INCOMPLETE With
I'D .f thn-r uNuriuus Father q
.ti.-. crib aiu.tahle fu-nt-rr.i, nos
I'd .tfHfUn af thr uarrrnums 20
a bic Iurnflrr Geo.. q. canal ~irvct,
E..... ur hllk adjusts to any angle.
al Ir ah.'r chair d. udrsTrihahlV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
DENMARK

charlie. y. Dillingham; ha. visited hls
relative. here lately.
Their Wass hearing here last Sttuf-
day 40 old Fellows Hall before cumnis-
.ioner. :. T.. Di,i. ani George u. Bean
in which torielh smith Wa plaintiff
lni Georgr ". GRAY administrator ~
the estate ~ Ehcnrgrr Mclntlfc defend
ant. T.. y. IIa.ting. Tor plaintiff AMI
Judge \. ~. Walker for dciendani.
D,rl.ion ry.sryed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

N.r lI.rf llammuus. uf Auuka,
N. .r.. 'al Co., rrutate tourt hsrr
l.f ar.a lnI made thr iArmncrat r.
..rl.srf .aI NJ liammons be- e. son ~
ftr at. ll.a ulsti liammous ~ Bethel.
an. aa. rf rirI. un husiness connected
art fE. ..ff.omruf 20 his father estate
NJ m I.a mrmtcr of thr ONfori Hlr,
having .tfu admitted af thc March term.
I.-I Boz Isa mrmisr of the hw hfm,
IIrr... a llammnus uf Anoka, Minn.,
ftr .fI.r u.m'fr % thr frm hriuE his
n.rf.r Ii.n. Weston ilammous. Al
fhef .sf h.. rvsrc,fri father. De- !. r.
i-ner.f politically. thr Republican
u1 -fl IN Nuoka have sevu no to elect
tu IfT NfOrnrt upuu several uc,a-
.-. Nr M uas at oue time principal
.ft.. T.r. llM ACADEMY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
TIE OXFORD BEARS.
tones FROM SAsV OGNs
ANDOvER

ANOOEER
I.'. M.r.fnu aul sifr. from Carmel.
". mn. t..fing frlrnds in thls sirini1
vs. N.r.f.l'. mother. Mr.. Duran. ~
f.-- llII. uiIl return With thrm.
M. Nh.uief. now "A rvshrui "i
m. I.f .l.f. paid a fying Wilt to
D. -.t.r.. m. = ana a.. NJ. rhilhrifk.
t. .. frrl.i. lea this pitcv asi errk.
lrI.r E.I~rf. ana slfr have return
f. I.k.ft. vhrrr thet have tF"u
.' f. several YEAR, pasf.
III. Ir.uI. "tUmradss. 30 d. to D. pre-
~.'ri Iauk.gNinr night, undsr ih'
t..I t. .f fhr haut.
h'.rt ...i, o.. smuggling ZAP Or the colc
sfa-.rr ftltl.tohr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
GiLGAo

The mild weather lingcrs along ~
markedly.
Rear. have l-'cn quite plenty hut non'
have l-en trapped Vet.
wv. BENNETT l. building new hau
3ONso near his old one. The iirst door
will D. flled up with horse stalls aud th'
losi for hay.
Porter swift. wife aud son, II Nor
NAY. made your correspondent a plc1s
ant call nesiay.
Henry Wight will draw spruce irou
ihe wight Brook valley this winter.
William Chapman has receiNcl an oN
for,l Down buck weighing 81 pounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
nlsElEIn.

Among the professional cards on the
first page If the Democrat will De- found
that IL one ~ our popular physicians,
Dr. ". N. Harris. Dr. Harris came a.
cc..or to Dr. 4. u. Wing, whose health
compelled removal tot mllder climate,
and las succec,lcd In building up an cN-
cclleut practice. DIR. Harris aud hi. go
Unable wife have made many friends
during their residence here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
FAST wAr1sroap.

Mr.. Philbrick was at q. 4. Mlller's
last week, aud accompanied his wife and
daughter 10 their home In IIartland.
Il. II. Thurston and wife. of South
Paris, spent sunday In this place.
\. q. Noyes has laid pipe from a
spring Ia his house aud barn.
Our winter schools are under way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

stephen kimhill rrcrnily shot deer
uu Howard charlie meadow.
Rev. T.. n Harlow has held a series II
meeting. NJ the rrntrr Tor thr~e day.
AMI nov nur.lay goes io The village.
box coming hy rNpr-s. frum llos
ton o. North l.oy,ll aud containing unc
gallon ~ Whiskry ~. stolen on" even
Ing ryvnily from the stage driven hy
stephen Coiiln. The thief forgot a. pay
tit.. 4 a. 10 hill
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

IaIr. E. hsrl a. fr,r AMI Addison
a. u.r.k E.I.. 90 Bethel. attended
I..r tf rau. last urrk Thee tso
err-..r.r rHn onmprisr thr term ''thr
Ert.. neFrrs. a. term ehIrh bat "a
.tr f brn .n,iuloi Hoo. David
Hl-n... sni llou. ~amurl .. eihson.
ut.. familiar ftor. aui c,unl worls
t-. n.a u..h ml..ei upon court cc,a-
,..rs t. Iar..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
CANTON

Gldeoa Ellls Ia euIldIng a stable on
Main >trcet.
'hafles SWEET Who has been Al Port.
AM ma printing Office IA. returned
:. l. lngcrsoll OF brunswick 4 visiting
relatives In town.
VIM. stanley % Gibcrtyille has leased
the steam grist mill.
fr~i \. Parsons has returned home
from Br0ckton, Mas.
capt Frcd Bishce II the Auburn Light
Infantry Uas In town over SUNDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

Tonight Kemp's Balsam for the Throat AMI
Lungs can - hal "a any drug store In Paris.
trial huttls frce ~ charge. IfyOu are suffering
from Cough or Colt bronchitis, Asthma. -orc
ThrOst 90 Consumption don't hesitate. get FRYE
sample tonight ami test Tor yourself the power
Of this unfalling reme'iy. Large bottlss sec. aud
Oh. AZ all drug stores.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

Heavy rain Tuesday night and the
'slmp. arr uil.
Nr.glhor keene has got hi- pensiou--
$50 hack paw. So per mouth.
\, Lfursi l. Thompson from >tought"n'
At''.. ]. visiting hls friends In Hartford
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

L. WHurhhv. ~ % pixhrli,
stt m. uIfr in.i daughter. hsv, tocn
t.rre ftai Nheri : Austin'. in ihis
Cav th. past urrk Mr.. Wuloughhy
.r..f.. .f Mr. Austin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
rAsr pTRu

The hosrl ~ health Was called Ia die
trict No. 90 stop the school ou account
~ vhooping cough, but they did not
] sfuu H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

u-t.t....r & Ncerll trr to he COM
.-I ri..r uufIrIng Efforts in in-
...ha mrr.toriuus articlc AZ
rr.fa. s..r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

"Come early aud avoid the crush" l.
the motto at Hutchinson a Newelrs,
where Brussels soap mo ro.ln) l. all the
rage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

U-.ru lirrsft. Esq. 90 huckheii.
tf.-..I fl fhr state for Oxford Doun-
~. tHr. .ei ,aurt hsrv iur-'ia'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

trrrt charlie. D. iioli. Hoo. Alfre,l
.krt.. 900 capt. ~eeard ~tcarus q
N.-urt. aerv af i'ari. during Probate
IA I...'trr.t courts lat week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
y. .am,..,.. Y,, Te.N,.h,,

Colds, sore Threats, DIphtherla, ETC.,
are readily cured by using Browns In
slant Relief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

u. .f... Or thr season o. full
,....rrI iauirl.on pikci hy Robert
1.-ttt trt ri November.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

ia Urrrt n. lirlrrr % Norsay. AMI
t.. ..a-tfrr. NJ irtnce. i'arvr. wvrv
.fft- boil. lur.iaf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

ur I.tnr. ~ea.ey q tantou. at
..-t.l rrufaie an.l Insolvency Court.
H.. r.I ertA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

fhrU. Ira.L. E.l.. 81 pxhrli. and
roo la.iiru. 20 thr same plare,
49,. .. I'.H.fr tnurt last ursk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

A. u.rr, 10. pouElass of Canton sls-
LIT, ...rr Nj. Maui nouglass. la.
SEA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

.,,sswomsIl Of Bethel, va. a, Pari.
li.i vsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26


Last saturday Rev. : u. Richardson
vent a. Buckhcld 10 attend the funeral
IT Mr. Foss's little daughter. ruesday
d. attended the funeral ~ Ephralm
Maxim II rshs.
Prof \. VI. Richinison aud hi. wife
ar, expected home saturday for the va
cation.
Mls. Mice Merrill Wa more comfort
able Wc,lnesdhy bat till very sick.
There has been cun.iicrahl. sickness
about herr the past season ani Dr. Don
ham has b-eu kept busy.
!. u. >tureyani !. making great I'm
proyemeuts In hl. Kitchen.
Mr.. Dri. Moody hss Washlngtonli
Fillfcra Palm which !. growing finely
and .. quite a curiosity. Mr.. Moody
has also several rtrr cacti.
The fall term ~ the Academy Will
close Friday. There will be- appropriate
exercise. la the chapel by the students
Ia the evening.
Charlie. n Dodge /. visiting At Rev. g
T.. llarlcn's. 4.
The entertainment given by the mem
bers ~ the senior aud junior classes FRI
dav evening. was one ~ the finest eVeI
given here hv school talent exclusively,
The prugfumme Wa a. follows.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

c..7rs "a Cummings % MeChanic
r.r..1. in tosn lat wees.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

INV. wceibury 81 Rethsl va.
trsd. at scck.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

n-raf, sheriff Ioslsh " Whltten II
-. vas 40 i'aris lasi wcek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

,.r m y. Holster a ~outh iaris
..,.-..,i Probate court herv last week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

,.'.,...sa Cnsrya sua.,sv seheel ever
.--sr auS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
rids L. g. certify that have this tag si,sn D.
mT snn Ghafis. " gank hls uuir. o. trats AMI
a. Zoe hlmssf shall rlaim none - biz sarnins a.
anl shau pa np isifs ~ BIZ rontrarilnE afisf
this date
Dais.i a nfusnheil uaine. this mn isy ~
Natemlsf. \ 10 tsst
~. COX
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26
INC oxford Democrat.
"ON THE HILL


n.r,i.t Church Rss. a. 2 w~irs. Pa
= 800 -. sss ss'i sss = : sS,ls 80 -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-26

Nearly every family In west Paris
must ~ using hrussels soap no rosln
Judging from the large quantity liams-
dell a Hollis arr ceiling.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-23
THE COLuMRIA BUDGET.
a child Dies and Woman Painfully In
tufed by Falling.

COLUMBIA. Aug. 2s.--BlaDch Black,
daughter Of s. +. Black, living on Cherry
street, near Fourth. died this morning at
l;3g o'clock, aged nine months. The death
resulted from dysentery, aiter a brief i'll
ness. The funeral will be held on Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Sarah CLOSER met with a painful
accident last evening at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs James Thomas, on Walnut
street. She was standing on a step ladder,
which gave way under her weight, throw
ing her TO the ground. She struck her
right hand on the ground with such force
that her wrist was broken in two places.
Captain +. A. Bennett has received q
letter from Lieut.. G. w. Hobbs, of Battery
c, United States artillery, stating that the
battery will not camp at Columbia on their
way nom Mount Gretna to Washington
city. The first stop will be made at s'alunga
and the next at York. The battery expect
20 pass through town on Sunday next.
The campfire in the arniory held by
Gen. Welsh Camp No. IS, Sons Of Veterans,
Was very well attended last night. This
ovening Gen. Geo. II. Thomas camp and
pected TO be present.
1h6Ns w IL A<Ndhsy VI WIS
In town to-day on his bicycle.
The Democratic voters of this place will
bold meetings ON Saturday evening, for
the puspose of electing delegates TO the
Democratic county convention, and
member of the county committee from
each ward. The first ward meeting will be
held at the Black Horse hotel the Second
ward at Wagner's hotel, and the Third
wari AZ Schlegelmilchs hotel.
The severa, committees in charge of the
Twin Brotherhood fair have been
busily engaged during the past week in
making preparations for the event. The
fair will be held in the armory from Sep
tember Il TO 23, inclusive.
Benj +. Miller and Miss Annie J. Cuip
were united i'm marriage yesterday, by
Rev. o. II. Belts, at the Church of God par
sonage.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-23
Live stock NIur.ats

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-Reccipts, l5,OoO: shipments
5000; slow; beeyes, 81 5l0i So steers.
q s0a y stockers aud feeders. 81 zoos ~
COWS, bull and mixed, 81 O0d3O0; Texas catlle,
u I0aS ~ bulk, s. OoaS 80
Hogs Receipts, ZOO shipments, 1900: mar
ket lower; mixed, s. t1ai 40: heavy, 81 "a
q - light 81 S0ai %; skips, IS iOdi J0
Shecp-Receipts, 300: shiI ments 2CDC: mar
ket lawer; natives, s. 40ai 90 Western wooled
5 50ei 10 shorn Texans, 81 OGai 10 lambs, 81 30
To - 10 per head.
EAST LIBERTr.-Cattle-Rec lSOc: shin
ments @i0i market dull all Through con
signments prime, 81 i5@i 20 fair 10 good,
no cars.of cattle shipped TO New York.
Hogs Receipts, 100; shipments, 100:
market firm pigs and light Workers. 81 56a 40:
medium and light Philadelphia, 81 25aI 40
heavy hogs, u S5@i 20; no ears shipped TO New
York.
sheep-keeeipts, 21J0 .shipments. $50; mar
ket dull prime, 81 100 IS fair 10 good 81 25a
20 common, y 50@ 3 50; lambs, sig575.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-23
lAuri,rta.
Philadelphia Produce Market

PHILADELPuIA, Aug. 22.-Noon- Flour duh I.
fenna sup"rs, 6ia2n extra, 3OOG3 ~ /:
.nmlly' 4 Wsi 2oi roller, i2jai75; patent,
Wheat dun; No Red, new, S59.c; No. !
Penn'a Red, slc 49,
Corn dun No. ., 43lJa iic.
oats dull No. 2 White SOC. No. 2
mi Ned 26G5 ~.
Bran weak Winter l2 O0al3J0
Baled hay duh il2 0odli 20 as to quality :
umoihy II u1a II % for choice; mixed, loo II %
baled rye straw, new, sl3 80
Butter weak Penna creamery extra.
2sc Penn'a fTSts extra l5d2i.
Eggs scarce and firm; Penn'a 'frsts, 1870 lpc,
Cheese steady part skins, 6e 619c iull skins.
Petroleum dull; refined i'm bblS., 81 20.
Potatoes firm DG25c q basket.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-23
|ONlUNATE NEGLECTED
~ m INUsBD ~ NE CARS Az
u1D n NFFER MANI ReuRs


karsaAv evening Harry Kinzer, aged 20
~ suo Of Christian Kinzer, of Balm
-. and George Sellenberger an inti-
61S 61ond. ohrfed to 60 TO Philadelphia.
~ Id been working In quarry neai
1Ghridre and were anxious to
work in Philadelphia. Having
- Iitkle money they started TO make
11r1r rav east on q freight train. When
&Has arrived At Min Creek they thought
GS were at Glen Loeb. They had heard
S116rts that railroad officers watched the
1ns q that place and they became fright
Snod. They got of the train upon which
kev had been riding and attempted to get
- another. Kinzer missed his grip and
- one Of his feet landed on the rails
"a car passed over IL, crushing II badly.
- accident happened between 10 and ii
11o1ock. yet the man was not brought TO
xHaWster until after midnight. He
- taken all the way around by Dillcr-
vile and was finally brought TO town on
X freight engine. The men on board
- engine said that II proper ar
|fAnRements lhad been made he could
ave been here an hour earlier. Word
4Dnd been sent here for a physician, but
Mere was none at the station when the
{ rnnn arrived. He was taken from the
0m6inc, placed upon stretcher and
1riven to the county hospital in the wagon
aohnt carries the mail from the station to the
uGOflce. Railroad Officer Roy then
Wont lbr . physician, but did not get any.
sXAe wagon with the unfortunate man
Wns driven slowly out Eas, King street and
~ blood from his wound flowed out OF the
sf0Ar of the vehicle. When the wagon
arrived at the hospital the people in charge
were awakened. Dr. lands examined the
wound, but said he could do little until
thi~ morning. He gave it as his opinion
: that the foot or at least portion Of 1t
would have TO be amputaied and that was
done this forenooIn- -
Y The manner in which the young man
was neglected was shameful. For two
hours he was not seen by physician, and
the only attention that he received was
fhOm the train hands. one of whom
\ Nd . handkerchief around his wound.
& n would be little wonder If he
would yet die from the result of the acci-
1cnt He showed great nerve, however,
and bore his pain without fiinching. His
companion remained with him to the last
\ and attended him as best he could.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-23
nplpnnIn ElnI.IInna

The Democracy OF the city of Lancaster will
meet at the following places on Saturday even
ing, August -. The eth and >th wards between
the hours OF and O'Clock and the other
wards between the hours OF y aud o'clock for
the purpose of electing five delegates from each
ward to the County Convention. and "A County
Committeeman nom each ward
FIRST WARD-Ea Eagle Hotel
SECOND WARD-Theodore Wenditz's Hotel.
THIRD Efhnger's Hotel.
FOURTH WARD--Wm. Rehm's Hotel.
FIFTH WARD-Philip Walls Hotel
SIXTH WARD-Sehiller House.
SEVENTH WARD-J. GunZenhausers Com
estoga Hotel.
EIGHTH WARD-Eighth Ward Hotel.
NINTH WARD--Arnold Haas Hotel.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-23
Two HoRsrs RrN AWAY.
one upsets q wagon Load OF People.
Inturinw Two.


Last evening William Mellingcr, boy,
who resides near Rocky Springs, drove to
Lancaster TO meet the Il:l0 train, on which
was his brother Frank and sister, and a
man named Lefever and his'sister. The
whole party got into the wagon and started
home. Just before they reached there the
horse frightened at something and started
to run. The boy could not control him
and the wagon was upset and broken.
William Mellinger had one of hia arms
broken, and his sister was very badly
bruised.
This morning horse belonging to +.
Lands and hitched to buggy, frightened
ON East Orange street and started out to-
wards the prison. The buggy was upset
and broken. The horse was finally caught.
Mr.. Landis lives in the country.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-23
Manbeim's Bicycle Riders.

Among the prominent wheelmen who
will take part in the bicycle races at Man
helm Tomorrow are w. I...Wilhelm, w. w.
Taxis, George +. kahler, ID. ii. Miller,
Alvin Reist, Murray Kilmer and 4. l..
Fry. The Mannheim track is said to be i'm
excellent condition for wheeling, and there
will undoubtedly be some sharp contests.
Besides the wheelmen many other folk are
going out from Lancaster. At 1880 there
will be parade of the riders around the
town, after which all will gather in Centre
Square, where A. &. Rote will photograph
them. Thomas r. Fenley will give an ex-
hibition of fancy riding
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THE REILLY AND WOOD COMPANY.
Two Actors Who VIII Make Their Bow
TO America In Lancaster

Two Actors Who VIII Make Their Bow
TO America In Lancaster
All the members of the Reilly and Wood
Speciality company have now arrived in
this city. They are busy rehearsing at
the opera house and by Monday they viii
be ready for the long season ON the road.
There are several new people in the COM
pany who have but recently ar
rived from Europe and on Monday
night, when the company opens
here, they will make their first bow
to an American audience. Two of these
are Bellonini, the juggler, who also has rope
walking dogs, ndiMons. Alfred who comes
nom Madrid, Spain. The act of the latter
Is something marvellous. Among the other
members of the company are Pat Reilly,
the Wood family, Harry Sweatman, husi-
ness manager, the Buffalo trio, composed
OF Mason, Miller and Mason, the Byrne
Brothers, Florence Miller and others. The
company is strong, and they will no doubt
have successful season as they have had
for several years.
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A Band Reunion.

Yesterday reunion of bands was held
1t Pc nryn park and il was a very success
fui affair. About dozen full bands from
Lancaster, Lebanon and Berks counties
were on the ground. There were over
twelve hundred people present, and they
were entertained with excellent music
during the day. At one time the musicians
OF all bands were arranged together and
they played several selections.
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The following Jurors have been selected
to try the suit Of John II. Bair VS.. the ad-
minstrators of John Herr and William j..
Herr on the list for the week beginning
September 2:
Simon L. Brandt, East Donegal; Levi A.
Brenner, Manor; George Campbell, Martic;
John Deim, salisbury; +. 5. Croft. Sails
bury: =. +. Keener, Penn; Christian y.
Kendig, Manor; IL. II: Myers, Ny. JOY
township; Ephraim NJ. Myers, Manor /;
Michael s. Seacbrist, West Hempfield: ii.
II. Tshudy, Iititz Andrew A. Zug, Penn.
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Picked I,705 Quarts of Berries.

From the M. JOY Star
Peter Gerberick, of Mount JOY has picked
this season 900 quarts OF blackberries, go
quarts ofraspberries and 225 quarts of elder
berries, or total Of ,795 quarts. The fruit
was picked in Risser's and Coble's clear
ing, near Bellaire, Lebanon county, and
large quantities he says literally rutted on
the ground. From the sale of the berries
he realized SIO7.