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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-29
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The FEATURE. Of The money and stock Mar.


NEW YORK, July 2L-AOney easy, with n
leans, closing at ~ per cent, Prime msrcRu
tllslpApeF 4Ja5 per cent, Sterling eTchapg
dull and steady at 81 SJ74Gl 81, Sales 1913
shares,
The stock market to-day was dull throughout
The only movement Of Importance ~throughOp
the SeSklOu was the further advance OF Cleveland
Columbus, Cincinnati 4 ST. Louis common
which alter opening Up \ per cent declined
With something In addition, Considerable pres
sure was RgRln brought upon Reading, but thi
effect was produced by the operation. The mar
ket presented no feature whatever and hlAll!
closed dull and steady 70 hFn a. close 70 tn
RSiIIoGd bondsys dull, sales $4,000,
Government and. State bonds U and steady
BoHpsA AND noe OuoTATloSs-closxp BID.
U, s, " eg,,,,,,,,,,, " klNESh 4 Chlt-r.....,. D
y, 1. y IouPon,..., W NeW!eFSey CentfRl'll0,
q, =, rs reg.,...,.,, 1904 Northern PRclic,,,, 81
U, 8, " coupon...,l 0tNI do preteTred-,,,,., 69k
Adams ExpreSs., ,l4g 1ChlcIgo an, W.,,,,, l069i
American Express llbh1 do preferred ,,.,,-l@
Canada Southern, 6ltSlNeW York Centfal.l06
Central Paciic.,,.r. aklohio 4 MlssiSsippL, 2
Chesapeake &0hlo, 2lNI do pEeteEred.,.,,, "
do AfSt preferred, 81 Pacific Nal, ,,,..,+,.,, 50
do second pTePd-, SKI ttnbprEh,,,. ,,,,r,,.l6 0h
9, q. 0. 4 lI...., ,,.,,. Reading ....:--,,,r,. iSA
Denver u II. u,,,,,,, l9Hlsk. u, Il ), F,,,.,,.,.., 2bN
Erle. .,,.,,,,,,,..,r.,, o. do pFeierred,.,,.;- 16N
do preferred, ,,.,,. 63El do drst preferred, l09.
Fort Wayne, .,,.,,,,,lb7 10, n, &St, PRul,,,,, COY
Kansas 4 Texas. l0hl do pTGlerred.,~,,ls
Lake Erie & West, lGESiTexAS Pacite,,,.r., ~
do prelerTed,,,.,, 67EIUnlon PRellG...,,,. 81
Lke'Shore. ....,.,,, e, lOi% United States Ex,. SOY
L0uISYille 4 Nash, 6sHlWp 81, l., u P.r,,,,. l4H
L., N, A. & C,,,,,,, 80 do preferred. ,,,,, ~
Memphis 4 ChAs.,, w IWellEFaEgo Rx-,-l89
Michigan Central. So Western Unlon..,,,. II
Missouri PACIGO,.. 6Gh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-29

NEW YoRK, July 27.-WAll street, y O'CLOCK,
The weekly bank statement shows tile following
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-29

Most revolutions nowadays are caused
by the modern printing presses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-29

CHICAGO, July T.-Cattlc = Receipts 1850
head; shipments none; market steady; bGeves,
poor 10 choice, s. 6Oal 10; cows 81 Ga30 % stockerS
81 OOa9 on. Hogs-Re Receipts 1880 head: ship
ments none; market steady; mixed & 2Oai 90;
heavy q l5al IS; light 81 85Ai 10. shGepeRe'
ceipts 1000 head; market steady; natives g 3Oa
/ 50; western s. coal ~; Texans 50 4OaI 9Oi lambs
81 fha6 %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-29

AHHIVE',
From PitBburgh. $50 a. m. daily and 1850,
daily, except Sunday, and O:6G and ilaO y. M,
Washington Accommodation, 500 .. M, daily
except Sunday.
day only,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-29
TRANS.OUIO DIVISION,

For Chicago, $40 and $3.50 a, m, and $40 aud
Cincinnati Express, $50 a. IN. aud i :l5 p. m.
Columbus Accommodation, 9;ap, MI except
81. Ciainvillc Accommodation, $50 a. nj, aud
2:9O and $50 p. M, except Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-29
Railroads.

WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R, Il
w On. and after Monday, April -, .lSsJ,
trains on the Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
will run as follows:
LEAVE WHEELING,
$500 q. M, 6;lOa a, M 100 a, M, 500 a, m, 800
nj, 200 p, M, s;0O p. N 400 p. M, 5;iO p, NJ,
$40 p. MI 200 p, NJ 500 p. IN, $3.50 p. IN
LEAyE WIRELINo PARK.
6;loa. m, 7:0Oa. M, s;OOa, NJ, 900 a. M, 1000
q. M ll;0O q, M, l2:O0 m, I;OOp p. m. 200 p. M
800 p. M 400 p. M, $40 p. mr 6;lO y. IN, 200
p. m, 500 p, IN, sos p, IN" 1910 p. IN.
sUEDAYs.-Leaye ut 700 a. IN. and run every
hour, except church train at O:l0 y. IN, Leave
wheeling Park AtS;OOR, m, aud run every hour
until 1890 p. NJ, except church trains, which
Will leave the Park at 9:4S a. M, and Wheeling
atl2:l6 and 9;l6 p. m:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-29
educational.
WEBBING FEMALE COLLEGE,

gpnd your daughters to this Institution where
thry VIII receiver thorough aud comprehensive
rinrllon the best foundation for true success
lnIiir. Post graduate rnuTAe. An able Faculty
MANY improvements made. No better inklrlr'
tim in Ar mud Music ~ Upper ohio Valley;
Mr.. ". stevens Hart, VI Washington, ID. y, VIII
conduct schOul NJ ElOCutlOn. Best, most health
hi lnmiIou lOr school In the city. Terms rta'
sounOlr. Apply To the President,
VS. nk, nLhI5DElnE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-29

From New York, Philadelphia aud baltimore,
9:e6 and l9:SOp. m. and II ~. y. M, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 600 p, III, OK
Cept sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, 1870 p. M, daily.
MOundSyill0 Accommodation, $40 a. III. and
l:lO and 7:4Op M, except Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-29
LlNE-EAsT

PALTIMoRE&OHIo RAILROAD
- On aud after May j., 1850, trains depart
and arrive ut Wheeling rs follOws-Eastern tilnu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-29

Chicago Express, l2:4S, S:sOand S;S Il, m,and
Cincinnati III Express, 4;OS a. m. and C:lO p. M,
daily.
except Sunday.
st. ClRlrsyille Accommodation, 1910 a. m. and
l:iOand 6:i6 p. ma daily except Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-29

OHIO RIVER RAILRoAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect May 20, 1859. PAlsen.
ger trains will run N tollows-CentrRl Time.
All Trains daily except those marked LhuEt
which do not run Oh Sunday:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-29

CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH
ARAiLROAD-Undet schedule In effect May
", 1850. TfRinl leave Bridgeport, Central Stand.
ard time For PitiIbHfgh chicago and CiGYO.
Chicago and Cleveland, lii2 b, m, POf iiiis.
tHtghahd New YORK, 2iA p IN. For BiGlbOn.
VILE, $3.50 q. m,
Trains arrive Al Bridgeport al 1853 a. MI, iOis
On Saturdays Only-fOf Hast LlVofbOOi. 6iiA
7. mi from Eat Liverpool, II ia Il, M, 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-29

p1TTsBgRqH, ClNo1NNATf 4 ST,
tadSft V ssRsdSiS n s1.S S~sOiII a5 y. lsls F .SsIS:
leave wheeling Central Standard iiina, " !
BIsHbehIllle, EtIblfSh and dc East' US q, n,
l9!A n MI ~ |, M and $50 pm, For O0Iitn.
4. d. and SEQ D. M Fof Uoiufabnt Sni tYSiSSsS
wy p ~. Trains arrive a. Wheeling Al $40
MI lOlU g. ma. 2tB .. m. aud 500 n, h -,
anInl IeaTlng q e!aQL n, and arriving $40
BaSab, An lgila NJ, ps!EseH WhTsling and plL!A'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
LUclUs LoRlNo DEAD
ANTuuAN Hr.tNI~. MAJ ur "Nfugi
tuUNn. PROMINENT II uis pAl.

The Evening Journal IA. tho following
regarding thr late Major iorius of
Bu, khcld
BrCKtiIip. Ne. sept. 20.
tucius l.or.ng. Esq., 81 liuckneld. aged
uingty-tWu. the moot ~ hls life rrsl-
dent 81 thit tuwn. aud honorrd a. one
81 the most upright ~ men. dic'l Monday
afieruuon. llewa. formerly a merchant
iu Ruckheld bat Tor several year. had
not hcsn actively engaged in bu.iues..
In,lus loring was born in Turner.
Decemlrr 2sth. l5gs. lIi. father WIS
John loring. e native 81 Hatfield, Mass,
Who hal taught .chool iu liridgcwater,
Macs. married there ani moved o.
Turner about lss1 The family moved
Co Buckheld Iu the spring 81 l>iii. where
the father engaged in trade. The place
va. then very small. Here l.uciu. Lor-
ing passed hi. huyhoOd aud has since
rr.ieti IT, sucucssicd his father Va the
huslnes. 81 "a trade ani country store
and vas thus engaged until about lso0.
Among hi partners were "a one time
Zadoc Long. aud later Ralph 4. aud
John l.. Jewett, his nephew, with whom
for q year or two b. carried on the man
NNNNNINE al HINitf~a NlF NAANNAfHA NAAAN
Long. slater 81 Zadoc Long. la l,2i, and
had two children. Jeanette, nov the wife
~ Vim. n. Atwood of Buckheld. AMI
Charlie. Carroll. Who died some YEAR
ago. Mr.. Ioring served a. staff officer
In the old miliiis training day. and was
known by the title of major.
lie was elected representative to the
Maine l.egl.laturr In 1851. For The last
- years b. has lived quietly In Buck
field village. surviving his wife aud son,
and living with the widow 81 the lat
ter. Mr.. Emily loring, daughter Of
Ephraim Atwood.
ne has for a long time been a familiar
figure In Buckdeld, has enjoyed the Kind
regard II large acquaintance which
formerly extended o. the cities 81 Bos-
ton aud Portland where h. used "a 90 to
buy goods. has enjoyed the possession Of
a competency aud bern one Of the land
marks % former generation.
An affahle man. h. had mo- enemies,
and h. represented the days when OK
ford County retained IT, Young men aud
gave them employment and fortune and
social position Ia It, early stages Of az
ricultural and commercial life.
Mr.. LOring was am uncle 81 ex-,'Ov.
John n. Long IL Massachusetts,, and al
80 of II. 4. aud J. =. Jewett Of Auburn,
a. above stated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

ulr Century has Ia PREPARATION "a
serie. q papers pn topics relating Co. The
Gold Hunters - California. The arti-
cles viii D. prepared Tor the most part.
aswere The War Paper. hy prominent
participants in the events which they
describe. aud they viii include accounts
II Early Explorations. life In California
before the Oold Discovery. the Finding
81 Cold In l>t> az suffers Fort. the
Journey 90 California by the Different
Routes around the Horn. across the
plains. by Nicaragua. and hy Panama..
Life in the Mining Camps and Ia IAN
Francisco. and other important aspects
81 California life 40 the time. II i -
lieved that these papers viii D. In the
nature % a revelation O. the reading
public ~ The present DAY a. % many In
teresting aspects 20 the pioneer period,
IT, ROMANCE and adventure. L. tragedy
and pathos, aud ifs poetry aud humor.
a careful search In California and else
wherr has already brought o. light many
Interesting pictures never YET eugravrd.
The Publication 81 the papers will not
b. begun until the series i further all
yanced.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
rre rRorrINe INrRles


Thr following are the cuiries for th@
raev. at the couuty fair thi. week:
r~uNr,aotp Ct,.. Nor utt,p.
ruEiI ltAEotn CL,s.
20 Tlu.e. nu.krsti. IN. Irho
4. ufana. lanfou. hl I Tasf As'oru
~. a tnrn Wet faris. D. = Aha.
D NJ lts. Fr. ~..ltl faris. .. g. tsrueuwt=sl.
Esuanfe iAan. hlfkdebi o. = ilarrY iiauner.
FutE1E.Eotn ,LAs. Not FItlrp.
a.CL,s.
q D Ieasit. ulrknsli. o.. Cyri
W.. GrvE.. Aa.ioVer. b. Ghnu.
4 " IhHareun. tsutnu. q. D. harry l.
u BailsY taut.u loo.
tl.f l'narf Nnrth Waterford. 20 n. 4 D.
. Who.er. >euih Paris. b. .. fhonas Car
gaCLAs..
r. liutslins EamforL en- : spirit ~ 60
q 3 isssii. nufkneti b. T. cyril
q. ~Crihuer. Auhurn. hr pa uaisy Y.
W.. hrrEs AnHufer. ~ q. Nr1n.
Mm two. Auiuffr. q. kautaka
q "a fhuulpsnn. taniun. q. D. lieury ..
1osr.r feruaii. North Waterford. b. D..
Wa. a. HALEY Canton. lac
il 4. lIuaff. NnIth "a atsrfarl. b. 4 II 4. D.
va. "a >uHth. uxdell. BE- ~. Lay n
w. =. Whessr. south faris. b. :. Thofnas
Csririe.
a. Otkss.
a a. Heal. Ia.i ~umugr H. Iurius 4
= o. uafshin.. kamfunll, ca ~pirit - -.
4 e. ~Crinller. Auhuru. b. ~. nsisF X
\ n INuuhlY. Auhuru. De- u. LurkF
Deurrr Tuuh1ass. teslsfun. m. 4 issFiFer
4 O. Eus-sli. nuckasli. hl Hlack Nsthan
Wat.r -uitau, Lesistou. usCsifsr.
Class
Ctas. l.. Jsnkius. Auharu. "a. m. >pnnrasli
iisIIf
4 q ~crihfusf Auhuru. Es.oluts.
Applstan Nehh. frv-sut
, u. iHumtly. Aunurn. LuCky.
N Iurner. Lssrls. 4. e
M. "a. ~ulth. piNngii. D. 4 Jerry.
4. q Resell huCkdeif. o. :. Rlark Nathan.
Theu. fbaYtr. sch Paris, B. N. fafnitEa-
Watsr >utt1n. ilswiston. necsiysr.
fEKEFuE.ALL
Chas. l.. Jeakins. Aaburu, ch. n. sprngdsii
ltslf
=. A. Eins. Belfast. n. :. Tlmbr,ok
a. 4. ~critnsr. Auhuru. ke-sslute.
Appietau "a shh. Pressut
n. Turner. ieesis. l. 4.
Wm "a. saith, nixhsti IN. m. LAZY Martin.
A. A. Russell. Buckdsid. hl .. BiAek Nathan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

Irastus Cole islnr paft q inl ~.
ftfur ssuthsrsf 20 4. ~ Nar
dals AMI uuftleast ~ i"itff .......
taWn uus W
jan. " Gli..sn ~ uuknawu,
i-.rr.Itsf On az uurth hf nal
hesilur from urrwnhrF tenife
A. ts.l.at rast hy liant ~ " ".
~tisknrf .nuth ~ an.l ~ Mchlsff
Rose. Mt hY hnt ~ VIZ. e -. -,
ROSE. W
Div :. kimhan. bling on Dart
NrsiiaU Mountain. l-suu1eil un
thr north ~ and ~ Peter ~1ni-
ani a. N Hos utuu, at hy anl
- Jane pay eat hf over thrn,
ani fartnefiy uwnsi ny Davis ant .-. -,
Gnir
gf..s Patterson. furluerlf uWurihY
No,h NTrridsii huunisii uu ~
nofth hv hni ~ . = uuint easi
h. isn.i a l.. n AMI l.. 10. lnE
,rs sauth ~ Poster tusn ine, ~ -
Ifan,l. " Haiian hslrs ~. iuuni.
"a on the north by ani ~ T.
kimlaii. eat by town -. -'p'h
hy Porter hne. ~s.t by Robbins -. -,
ani sargent Va.ture.
n Norton. 90 owner uhAnuNhs
knawu ~ che ~imeuu Dyer lirh,
iaun.is-i on ~ north ~ iamss
psy estate. east by hnd ~ Polly 49, -, 49,,
naY. i' - 50
sami Gilman. hsir. 81. tsinE psr
S1I ~ "a, .lie ~ ssss isef. :. ~ -,
DAVID u. sIANtls tIeasurer
- The town ~ bfusnueh
Brvwnhshi. sept. .. Ia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

IwtstInrtau ts-si.ttrt FL tns u.a.t.r rrarvIIrr
iudge ~nrll ad to me- to-laN. while
iu a reminiscent mool I'm las vas "a
memfsr of the Mains lrgi.iafurr. anil I
remember that ue had twu Young TEL
loWs their eho Were rrporiiu- the pro-
Ce.diugs. uue 20 them uas rrprr-rut-
Ing the krnneboc iourual and the other
the Augusta Az. Tie smaller of the
tVu Was "a dapper little chap W. DE- after
wards disappeared iu the Wet. and an
other reporter "a. .euf to reprr-ruf The
Az. M .sCoud has aluaYs litetl iu
Mtius beat Iu.f now. Instead of rrIsnuiug
the legislature D. L. holiing thr position
20 ~eCrriarN 90 state in President llarri-
son. cahiuft. The youug man aho went
west has Uumr east again. anil L. uua
knowun. thirf Justice Melville ~ Pull
DR.. ~ the Supreme Court of thr United
state
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

Hon. Joseph q. IIoyt, for the past >
years almost continuously postal clerk
90 the Pennington branch Of the Maine
Central Railroad, died saturday from an
affection 81 the liver. lie was sixty
nine years old. lie was state senator
In ISIS. lie was prominent Republic
can and was recognized AZ a party lead
CT. lie leaves a wife and one daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

The urgror. ar. fhr natural hhurer. of
ihe south. Their anrr.tors wrrr
brought there against their viIl The
prv.ruf representative. 90 thr rnre urrr
horu there aui have t. much right there
a.. antholv. Time. pafirucr aui iusf
treatment viii in mon. to solve 10 rict
problem af the ~nuth than suf political
mra.urrs whatever "A rNn.lus u not
possible -Nrv Work WorIi.
~. the ouiy thing. ns,,ifui ar, time.
lailencr auI iu.t treatment Time
there D. plenty %. iu the futurc-iu fact.
ihsr, ha. ALREADY teen nsafl, a quarter
% century ..nce the slave. we're 80
fire. patience tle usgrocs have shown iu
abuniance. II anybody ever showed t,
iu.i treatment, the Ley 90 the whole
sltusi ou. O.. ne one thing nr-iful which
Ia not set becu .evu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
ArrrArLnA rnupAAr

Oxford 'ouut, veteran. .houi uot
forget thlt thr dr.f annual meeting 90
thr DgNforl Douuty Veteran Association
Will b., h-li at thc fair srouul. ou We'll
u-.day. oct. a. capt. u. y Bolster,
rrv.aicut of thr N.."ciatiou. b. arraug-
ing to provide h tent sf the fiir grDuud.
Tor each e.. Ar. ra.t in ONfrui ,ouu-
o.. Zach tsut vul hear thr name of
thr rn.t io eh.eh Do tei1us.. tet thrrc
D. gu..l gathering of oxford ,ouuty
veterans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
s, 3. T. Z. s. PRINCE,
no VAIN STREET, NORWAY.


a. tir t0,sn ~ urnsnflii ln o. 'tnniF IN ~
flri ar.i stat uf Males. fnf 80 raf
frt..frr ..tsft atfs nn real rstatr 20 nHu
r...ff.rf - .ifrs in CO.. tuen uf NfuH uhfii fHf
az tfar isss Del IIls fuuInlifiri o. hignshi...
usrtlu snIirftsf nf sail toss. 80 ~ -
~ .r....f,.lr urr. 40 nn tirr 90 las n iunr
N t..a hf b. trftifrate ~ tfat iair ani nns fr
main uut.aII ani nnfiTr H. hrrtnf Fitfh ttai
ID ths sslf ttxrs. irtrfrst anl tNAff.f ~
a t..Nf In e. a. frsssurN - All tnsn
900. .frrfarn uranfhs frtfn ~ nate ~
a.. eommit.nent - saH hills. sl mufh ~
a.. - ..tsts taar. 49, sill IL. suhrifut O. pay
H. amount Too thrwfnr. iufluNhf lttrf'-t a. I
fharfrs. vii sitllfut furtiff 49, E ~
5000. .uftf..n "A Az afIfs 20 =. I. iunk in
at town an co. tsrutf nnh lay ~ l'ufmiFff
A ~ 49, st One .'llsk ln en- atrruuuu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

Nelson won the $1,000 Balch stallion
stakes AZ Beacon Park on Monday. In
straight heats. Time, 2;ls -. ALI IL.
=; l. "a. liz owner drove him. Horse
aud owner received most enthusiastic
congratulations after the event. Maine
horse stock has gone Up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

The Graud Trunk Railway will sell
round trip tickets AZ Que fare % Danville
Junction sept. g-Cct. I. good % return
till Oct. :. o. any person going 90 the
Maine Baptist Convention az BAR llarhor
from any 81 IL stations. For program
Of services See ZlOn's Advocate OF sept.
IS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

rrra. -slaarsar if rafl striltIr In ailtanoo.
tti.srsi.s 81 lsi Fesr. ~iuEle r'sIles cents.
AurFErrsFuNxrs .-Al 80 a.lFsrti.srlsnis ar
sIFrn fHrtr rIrnsEtlflFN lusfrfi.Ius 90 Al - 80
Inrh ~ kn1fn uf rHlufnn. ~Istl a. cuntfstts
sale sth ksral. trans,fui ani fearN sAffftl.
Frs.
fnH rufNrfNa .-Nas trI,r. fasf urtssHs. steam
t.s.rr. exr-rrtrrlrri snrkuarn an.l - rrlrss
s..rafina q nlakr tfIs tIfrsrfrlrnt nf uur nrsi
uess r,s1Hrlgtr anll Is,lulsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
PLASTER.

n h. a l.rxs sais. Can ~ found a any drug
.tarr ani in wufk shops ani IN manN othef
ui.cr. ~ business. II n M humhux ani Wien
7, f.it. a. 10 lust a. recommended The money vii
- ,,funsis.i small sample rolls viii IL -eht u
sny Isartis- on rselpt ~ two eent l-,-.s.s
stanp. Price. rrEuiar .ife, - 81. inal .lts ~
t.etur,i ~ 4. y. CASH,
south Wo0istock. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

Al unite la prunouncing liiUwn'. In
slant Relief ilir hc.t family medicine in
u.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
BORN
MARRIED

Co., >suih Part. >sit p. g. ih, ~if. 81 Ci.ris.
Merrill r. daughter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
Found at Last.

The surr.t thing ever discovered Cor The cur
If ruts bruises lame hack sol slis corn, huh
Ions fheumatism oT anl thln ~ w Alh.l 49, ~.
bu,r.n family l. heir g. that = strengthening
y,v,.-iy csn rtash. This remeiy u Caliesl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

a DEMOCRATIC OPINION oF NEGRO
KILLING
Aunuru tafsftf
m Gov. Lowry viii display half the
energy in hunting down The uegro kill-
er. iu Die state that d. showed in hunt
lug down John Sullivan. d. will work to
some purpose. Negro killing l. almost
a. rvpreheu.Ible a. prize fighting o. the
average mind.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

AIat.. - n . Z N q ~ -
fhurslaN'. rIUrs we're postponed un-
600 Friday un acruuut ~ The rain.
~ me,tlug ~ tn society Ihurs'lay
- =. ~irt.on wss elected one ~ The
iru.ir,s ln place ~ Frank Hrrvit.
tursilN'. ATTENDANCE Was small hui 70
&. c.timlfcl that "Wednesday there We're
over tNu thUului people un The ground.
ihr grand surt,... ~ thl.. no" lir.t fair,
,.flil.hc. doe fact that in tie year. 60
,umr ihs Nniru.cuggin Valley lair viii
D., ONE 20 TO- beet in The state of Maine.
~ummar, Of frilaN's ucrst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

o. uurknsli. ~stt Is. W. Aneu D urumnon,i
~ wateuilie anl Nj. io-~rhins l.. Prime, ~
nurkneti
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

Lizzie Miller WHs .iartri Gee hat ih'
trlrl.nr record ~ liiel-3 made b,
Palm our wear ago. Ihis wonderful
rult $40. driven %, D.. VI Iln,rr aud
mad, the remarkable tiinr ~ -. lhis
feat together With thr work ~ Nelson.
Limhr,,pk aud Palm place. Maine be- the
FRONT ranks as breeding state.
"wednesday rtrrst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

Ma. w. ESQ, sfE. q % Charie. st. Bangor,
Ne writes a. foiisws
n have ieeu afiicici foF several year. with
weaknes. - ths kiinsys or Baiier Have
suasrv,i s,-si deal ~ pain ani lamensss acfo.s
my lack. ioalisi h from an my symptoms AMI
frun what physieians have toti me Inflammation
~ the Kiineys or Iilal'lsr. ioommsnoci taking
Hans saEsAFAmILA about year ago AMI
have u.s.i thrce totile.. an today vet nan.
Ny Kidney Trouhie IA. suiircly lef me. take
pleasure In Recommending Rslrs sar-spariih a.
. uiosf rsli.sils uss.iiciss."
Only so cents per Bottle.
ny all druggists.
\. n. RoHrSsoS. In, AP0thecary' Proprietor
Bangor, Maine.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-11-20

Rome, or come and see this city for our
selves, and learn that it could have been
no weak gospel that actuated such a man,
but that it is an all cOnquering gospel.
Aye for all ages the power OF God and
the widom OF God unto salvation.
Men, brethren and fathersi l thank
you for this opportunity OF preaching the
gospel to you that are in Rome also. The
churches of America salute you. Upon
you who are, like us, strangers in Rome, L
pray the protecting and journeying care
of God. Upon you who are residing here,
pray grace, mercy and peace from God
our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ.
After tarrying here few days we resume
our journey for Palestine, and we shall
never meet again, either in Italy or
America, or what is called the Holy Land,
but there is holier land, and there we
may meet, saved by the grace that in the
same way saves Italian and American, and
there in that supernal cline, after embrac-
ing Him who by His suffering on the hill
back of Jerusalem, made our heaven pos
sible, and given salutation to our own kim
dred whose departure broke our hearts on
earth, we shall, | think, seek out the
travelling preacher and mighty hero of our
text, who marked out His journey through
Macedonia and Achaia to Jerusalem, say
ing: After | have been there, l must
also SEQ Rome