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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.


cnunCufs.
Vniver-aHsi Churrh. Rev. Caroline ~ Angel.
Pastor freaehlns ssr,ics on sunday, hfrs.,
~abizath .chC-al. 10 GIN.
sscosi Congregational CharyA. Rev. H. :.
Riieout Pastor. Preaching ssFNtcs, sunday
% > a y. sabbath ssa..sl, n IS a. v so.lL
fraysr Meeting. : = ?. n. frtAsy,
Nethssii.i Churh. Rev. I. q. Roe. fa.,o,'
Preaching ~erylcs, % ~ n. sabbath sehe-'i.
weine.lsy PRAYER MsstieT. . n IN. CiAss
MEETING. frtiay, nf.s.
nsptl., Charyh. Rsv. {. .. Iiarien. Pastor.
rrvas hing serNics a @.Fs.
Stand MEETINGS
M-unlon n &C. NJ. ~ As-emhle.
"Wednesday fysning. on ~ hsforv fan moon, AZ
Na.snie fan Regular mestins ~ oNfori
Lairr. Ne l.. IN Nssenic Hall. Mcnsiay hsea.
ing On 80 isfoFv Fan moen.
J. -. a. f-heEulaI pestlnz !. ,sld 'eiloss
Ilail every rucs.lsy ksssing WILEY hncanp
ussut ~ n, us~,. IN ,ss fslio~s' ilAn, -ec'nd
ana f,,urth friisy Eseninrs ~ esch menth-
n. ofr.-Resular u,sssins ia Hathaway hl~A'
~ ~ q. a. r-ia GrsSss Hall even saturday
o'RR.-H.rry Ru., re-s. ~. - ras-,. In
Ne Graars HAL on ths thiri fri'iay h'eninsof
4. G.C.-Nss,s ths ar, asi thlri Fr''iay
FvsniuEs - sssh sonth.
T. N II.-Nor~sy Orahs Meets ever ether
Norway Iight Infaniry Regular ucs,inr.
,hs ara ani ,hirl "Wednesday evening". -
sagh ulonth.
~ sura. -. >s~ Grsnss MA. I. ~
Ilsss.- ~ Coz >or~sy and fa,or- sho~u hiu' ~ill
- srpr,siA,s'i BY m rahh.hsr-.
Georg~ \. cole l. sick With bilious
frVrr lie has bcen confined Ia the
house for several weeks.
Heni v nnell ~ sumner was la town
this week Friday.
u. \. Edward. and family arr io move
a. S,c,aappa. where Mr.. Edwards has
an eNcellent position.
jaime. Benne,t lie,i az his residence la
this village saturday morning. june 18th.
Georvr Merrill ~ Portland was IN town
on huslness saturday. Mr.. Merrill l.
foreman ~ the stock department 81 the
Portland Star Match Company work..
quite q large delegation of Masous
from Oxford Lodge Visite,l Pafi. Lodge
Tuesday evening, WORK thiri drgt-~
An eNcellent supper was ssryc'i bN the
Fan. brethren, aud the Visiior- report a
iirsi-class time.
oxford Lodge ~ Masons will have an
excursion a. Portland aud llarpsWell
next Friday. June 3lst. and al arr cor-
daily invited o. ~. farr frum NORWAY,
south Paris. oxford and Mechanic falls,
II 90. from Portland 90 llarp.Wcll anil
return. 80 ceuts.
Al =. Rove has hcen appointed Dis
trict peputv Grand Chancellor ~ the
Eighth l'ythian District.
n. n Andrews. Esq., Cashier oi the
hank 40 Galloway. Neh., ION ~ David :.
Andrews ~ Norway, l. yisitlng relative.
and friends la town.
Norway Lodge ~ OH Fellows vii
,isli lladatiah ioigc ~ Portland, We'd
nc.,lav. June ~.
y. y Elliott has moved hi stock ~
clothing into the 4. q. Mason store In
Norway nloCk.
sir knights Ccorgc l.. Heal, e. :.
Tucker. Frvrani Howe, 4. l.. llatha-
way. J. l.. Horne ani \. :. klmhsll At
tended The Payson Tucker compliment
ary banquet a. the Mount Pleasant
lIousr. white Mountains, last Tur.day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
THE WEEK IN MAINE.
rng MOST IMPORTANT STATE NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD.


The towns ~ Union aud Warren ~
GENTLY voted on the question ~ aiding
= railrad between the two towns.
Union voted to AID the road, hut War
rrn refused.
\ CERTAIN Augusta lumbernan says
sn.utl,0p fc-t of logs ~ 40" kennel''c
drive arr hung up on the Nose" and
and Dead Rivers and the strvams, and
will not come down thu year.
Edward !. kimhall II Cumberland
MILL. shot burglar who Was attempt
Ing io enier M. storr. The burglar, Who
was evidently professional. was hit In
the hip hy the bullet. bat MT dangerous
~ Injured. IL l. nov In jail.
The town ~ Bun.wick celebrated the
Que hundred aud fiftlrth anniversary ~
IT, incorporation. Thursday. the 18th.
II vas = hig dan for the old town. The
celebration was a complete succcs In cY-
cry rr.p~,t. aud va. attended by a crowd
~ people.
leonafi SNett. ~ Chicago. for many
YEAR. a prominent lawyer, die'i June sth.
he made the spc-ch prv.eniing Ahra.
ham Lincoln a. the Republican couVcn.
ton In i~gD. IL VA horn Ia Turner.
Maine. IN is3i. and Was educated At
North Yarmouth Academy and Colby
IniNrrsity.
\ difference 20 opinion between the
Watenill~ city authorities and one ~
a.. Iii. 49,. a.. -. II ...f.f. l.lu. az.
park. caus~l some curiou. prpC~c,ilugs
rrcently The city harricadci the way
leading ou o. this citlyrn's land. ani b.
removed the obstruction. a. fast a. IN"
city could place thcm. II lea question
~ right ~ Nay.
To select a candklat. fof postmaster iu
Newport, The Caucu. Was rr.orird to.
ificr thu Republican caucus, .om" di.-
satisfied ones Callri another. o. which
al PATRON. q the ofiic- Ncrc iu,itVl,
and candidate who l. Republican,
was s-l~,t~l. The proceedings ~ both
caucu.es have bccn Forwarded Ia CON
gresham lIouiellr.
The Maine Medical Association held
L. annual session ~ Portland lat week
The following officers Nrrr elected
rr,siisut-pr NJ ~tarsis. Auhuu.
ia Nife ffvsiisut-nf 4. I. iierssf. oxford
81 W. rwstisut-nf q - Whllsr. Hath
Trvasnwf-pf - fhaYer. funiani
Essurllng ~rrr,tau -pf tharirs u saith,
Portland
torv.fou,iins >,,ytsy -pr ,. l.. ". Wine,
lnoi
Tie heavy shower which prevailed
over quite q partition ~ Maine on the
afternoon ~ june iOth. caused few
small item. ~ damage ani one serious
railroad accident. truWrlls Brpok, a
little stream which run. through q cul-
vert under ihc Maine Central track near
oakland, Wa 80 .wclled hy the shower
that II washed cat some length ~ the
rmhankmeut ahoNc The culNert. The
engineer II an approaching train .aW
The Washout aud put ou the brake. but
the engine and tender, baggage, expire.
and mail car. Werr wrecked. Seven ~
the train men Nerr hurt. lloscOc Ste
Nrns, ~ >koWheghn, the eNprvs. mes
.cngcr. died II his wound. the next dan.
~oms ~ the oth~r- Werv seriously iniur-
81. bat Il .. thought none ~ them dam
grrously.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
srArE oF MAINE

guVNTf 90 ONTuRp.
Hsart - County Commissioners. MAY session,
isss. he'll By adjournment June l1th. l-<,
IfpN the fufvxulng I-titiou, satlsfAftory eNt
tisnre having tsen rtseltrii that the petitioners
afr responsible IN l. OEpFnEp that The Coun.
a. Commissioners mest a The Ani0yrf lieuss IN
Aniuyef. CA FRIDAY. the thiristh day ~ August
newt AZ ulns ~ ths elsk, 4. VI, and thence pro.
Cessi o. view The ruuis msntiouci In saii Istiiou
Immediately amer shirh view, q hearing - the
parties ansi thsif witnes-ss vii ~ hat a some
convenient place IN the yicinlty, AMI such other
measures tskru in The premises AZ The tuninis
siunsrs shall JUICE prupsf, Ani u :. further
OHptHTu, that notiee - The time, place an I
puu-s-s ~ the Commissionsfs' meeting afurcsali
H. Owen b. al pef-ons ani computations iniercsi
81 hy causing attsstes copies - saii Istiion anil
20 thls orisr thsvun o. - pubhshcii ia
weeks sucrcssivsly IN the ksnnslec Journal,
the state 1'AIsf. AMI the ONfuri Demecrat q
nswspaIsr pfihisi Al Paris la sat County
~ Oxf0ri. the at - saii publications D. -
male AZ last Thirty days hefuw said
time - Ineeting. a. the end that All Isr-ons
anil corporations may then AMI there appear AMI
shew cau.s. N any they have, Why The prayer -
saif petitioners shouh net - grantesi.
ArTIsT ALBEIT :. AUSTIN, Iisrk.
4 true copy ~ saii Petition and orier Of tour
ATIur ALBEIT :. AUsrIN. clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
coNNrncENEnr caANks

The commencement ssasou l. near 40
hand. ani Il {. The time for the editorial
column. 20 eur leading journal. o. b.
hlle,i With lsngthv essay. demonstrating
how much folly there l. In oar c,iuca-
tioual .ystem. aud how impractical a III
eral education make. man. We shall
~ told that the collegc-hrcd man 9.
kind ~ intellectual snoh. who IA. learn
cd % drify trained Intellect, aud Who
look. upon ths unelucate,l mas. a. vast
~ hi. Interiors. while h. l. RALLY az a
disadnuiagr beside thrm; that hi.
years - Mental training. instead ~ max
Ing him hsitrr able o. achiry~ that indef-
Unite thing known a. ''-ucces.''. have
positively untitled him for the active
duti-- ~ NE. IT, l. impractical. they
say; h. lacks that Indispensable element
~ succes. which sslf-mads aud .elf-ei-
ucatcd men have Ia Abundance, -~xPeri-
snce. What good will al hi. learning
De- him. n h. goe- into Que - the learn
"A professions. his education NAV ~ Of
a little incidental benefit % him; II h.
gce- into a mercantile lie. b. viii forget
his latin and Creck faster than h. learn
~ them; n b. goe. into journalism and
this will ~ proved both by deduction
aud eNperi~ncel h. can never make a
.ucce.- % IL. aud hi. wears ~ study have
heen vastly worse than wasted.
These ani other Kindred heas the ~
curing commencement season vii bring
cut. There l. something % truth Ia
them. aud Vet tho-e Who expires them
SCI only the surface % things, and their
writings need serve o. the student only
a. warning. against overweenlng con-
celt % education. aud not a. an alarming
prophecy Of the future. True Il l. that
the man just going cut from school or col
lege into the harl knocks % the world
Lacks experience. and often he does not
realize II. imagining that he i supplied
~ith all the essentials % an uninterrupted
forward progress; but h. will ct his
experience faster. aud prOnt by Il vastly |
more than will the une,iucated man. |
Notwithstanding all that can b. written
OF sald. the man ~ liberal education
knows, and you cannot make him think
otherwise. thar his eiucation has made
him better fitted for any pursuit In life,
no matter what Il u, has given him
broader IDEAS Of life and letter sense
OF what makes IL worth living. aud add
ID largely 10 his usefulness and happi-
nsss In the world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
ssplRrruAllY RARRrN .

\ paragraph In lat week. p~mocrai
has call~i out communication. which
sppear. slssvh-rr from Rev. Mr.. Pitt
20 south Paris. giving an acrouut - The
work - the oxford County mission sup
ported hy tn Congregational churches.
Our rvsder. wll ~ glad o. $50 this
communication. frsi hc,au.e thrv vii
D. pleased o. have ~ gcsi an ac,-ouut %
the work TN mission 0. doing, ami sgaln
he,suse Il .~cms o. D. sucressful.
Perhaps ~ dh not under.iand pr.
kincald's siairmeut eNactlv ~ b. In
tended. AMI With that misunderstanding
protested against his sweeping assertion.
That there arr manv plac~. In oxford
County a. well a. the r,-.i - Maine. that
arr destitute 20 religious privileges. no
one viii denv; la .par.elv settled .~,-
tions. Sherr The inhahltsni. have only
small sharr ~ this world. rich~. such
privilege can hardly b. furnished eN-
cepi In some such way a. The oxford
COUNTY mission l. doing n. I'm that
sense iherv 9. much ~ th- field in Maine
that ]. harrvn. But harrvnnes. l. an in-
ability to prplucr fruit. AMI hv much -
NeS England heing A. spiritually bar
reu e.. The rocks. Ne Understood pr.
kincaid o. mean that thourh the lsi,orrrs
werv many. The fruiiacr was eNcvv,lingly
small The succrss that attends Mis-
.ionarv York. alor.. according o. Rev.
NJ Fits's letter. attest. that Ia that
sense. the missionary field in oNfori
County l. Mt entirely harr~u.
wh~ry The h.st 81 church privilege.
arr furnished he people, On village. and
cities. IL L. a lameniable fact that quite
proportion 20 the inhahitani. rarvly or
never attend religion. services. w
think that la rc.p-ct to th~ perccnisgr
90 thr Inhabitants who Improve the
church privileges AZ their command. the
.ection. vhich Furnished the tex FOR The
spiritually birrrn~ rrmhrk. viii not
compare badly Nth tho.e paccs where
religious privilege arr the be.i pos.i-
IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
DEPARTMENT OF Trt lNTGmoR.

MA.uiNsTuN. II. g.. Nav I. l>>9.
a. a. NalicHl Profession
The various medical associations aui
the medical profession will D. glad 90
istrn that Or. John :. billings. surgeon
a. :. ARMY. has consented a. take
charge ofthe Report GOA the Mortality AMI
Vital statistic. 10 the United states al.
returned hy the Eleventh Census.
\. the United STATES has NO system ~
registration 81 vital statistics. such a. 4.
rvlied upon by either civilized nations for
the purpose 81 ascertalnlng the actual
movement ~ population. our census af-
fouls the only opportunity ~ obtaining
near au approximate estimate of the
birth aud death rate. ~ much the larger
part 20 the country, which i entirely
unpruyiied with any satisfactory system
% state and municipal registration.
IN view - this. the Census Ofiicc. dur
ing the month ~ Nav this year. will
issue o. the medical profession through
cat the couutry "l'hysicians' Registers"
Tor the puu'ose ~ obtaining NOR accu-
rate returns II death. than Il l. possihle
Tor the euumerators Ia make. II l. ear
ne-tly hop-i that physicians In every
part 20 the country will cooperate
with thu Ceusu. Ollie Ia thu lmpOr-
tant work The recori should b. kept
from June I. lS>9. o. Nav ~. ls90.
Nearly 5000 ~ th.'se registration books
were fll,-d zap aud returned o. the Office
Ia l>>O. and nearly All ~ them usssi for
statistical purposes. II l. hoped that
double this number will b. obtained for
the Eleventh Census
Physicians not receiving Registers can
obtain them by sending their names aud
addresses % the Census Ofiice. aud. with
the Register. an official envelOpe which
requires no stamp viii h. provided for
their return to Washington.
n all medical aud surgical practltion-
ers throughout the country will lend
their all. the mortality and vital stalls
tics ~ the Eleventh Census will b. more
comprehensive and complete than they
have ever been. Every physician should
take a personal pride In having this
rcport a. full and accurate a. Il l. pos-
sihle tO make ".
II l. hereby promised that all informa-
ton obtained through thi. source shall
b. held strictly confidential.
ROBERr 4. PORTER.
Superintendent 81 Census.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
STATE Or MAINE.

COUNTY 90 OxFoRD. as
Boari % County Commissioners, May session.
ia, he'll BY asUOurnment. June 18th. ls-s.
UPON the foregoing pstition. -stisfastory EVIL.
deuce having iesn received that the petitioners
are ,espon.ibls. IN u ORDfRkD, that The County
commissioners meet AZ the Andoter House In
said ABd0yer. on Tuesday, the thirteenth day %
Aug next, at nine Of the clock. A. NJ, and thence
pr-essi o. view the route mentioned In saii peti
ton Immediately amer which view, hearing %
the parties aud their witnesses will IL hal n sOne
convenient place In the steinity. aud such otber
measures taken In the premises A. the t0mInis-
siOners shall judge proper. And u l. further
OHDERFD. that n0tioe ~ The time. place and pur-
pose of the Commissionsrs' nesting aforesaii IL
sisen 81 all persons aud corporations Interested,
~ causing sftestei copies % sail petition AMI Of
this Orier thewon 81 IL served upon the Cierk
of the town ~ Andoyer, aud al-o posted up
In three public places In saii town, AMI pub.
llshed thrce weeks suoce-sisely Ia the Oxfori
Democrat, q newspspcr printed nj Paris In ssid
Comfy Of oxford, the ir-t % ssii publications,
and each Of the other notices. % ~ made. served
AMI posted. AZ least thirty days before said time
Of meeting. % the end that AL persons and cor.
porstions may then and there sppear and sbew
cause. ~ any they have. Why the prayer OF said
petitioners shoali not ~ granted.
ARTIST ALBERT >. AUSTIN, Cierk.
A true oopy Of said Petition and Order Of Court
xrTssri ALBEIT 0. AUSTIN. cisrk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
kenney Il PIunner,
SOUTH PARIS.

T. the iIpn. Couin,i..ioner. fof ths County u
pxfuri
W. th. un.isr.lgnsl. inhabitants - oNfori
Cuunty. rrsVertfullf rvprvseni that public ne
ressIiF au1 rufntnIn convenience rsIulre that The
say ffum Audofrr Corner tuthe arm - fichAri
A ~ i-sa. uIun re - : fonf. ani a. uthsrs. Ia
certain portions - ~ sane. D. ~ lissiei, VIA
The iersiiuu ~ said saY over "t~iar lilil' leo
calssil an,i the lt-atiun over ircak Nc'k' lss.
ealh-i. Ia An,iuttr North ~uulus.
Nour petitioners therefore rvsIuest your lIonof
ahls Ii,.ari o. view tils prsmiss- and taks surh
astlau tiurrsstn a. las aui Justice may rt.tulre.
~AMt.. nIf-rON, auh . others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
NEWS OF rnt wstk.

SartHpAY TIE rrs-hisnt is.uei an o,is'
flrstiuE that ~unslaf uasrninr ln-l-s t.ns ~ M
srssy - hsr.sf'sr~sl r,.-,Ii'..i - - IN,
Cosarany !. AT - hass h.-t sttsssa hy ~
n,..ls - wrsk tsfsre ast--ins lnitfsi ~tstrs
t.oFernuisnt .. a. prv.snt o. Ainr Nantaafa II
Ssn,sa ans - whss hsst a. rvSari %
Sr~naY t,sws., y y. sw-pt ~ -syerv
Nail ant sinsi siar,a, sal swat iaraEs dvns ~
cryYs
rsr-srt 90 m John-tn~u disaster. urss- charit-
~ disI-s-si I-lTa a. krsr ~ o. sysks o. gs.Irs
thsir csatfihltiun- g. ~ suferers -- i'fs'islns
aJsrsisins ~ O. ~ r,.-uussi a iisl s.ats - u
lsaxes e I-rrrnansut orxsnitailoHn ----,sttile =
lsinr reialI ln = sui.stanfiai uaannsr aui siu ~
~ lstisr 90 ~ az $3.50 dsy
TUESDAY Nsxanlirr ~uIIfan - iva AZ
rsst.i a ths iustsnrs - ~ turusrs Jars thai ln
ve-ii.si.-i g. Crsnin nurlsr fuar nsa in
riu.'lnE ~alnfan. srr rnt1l-i slih cftaritlf pa
~ hsrIshls eri.as III ..iusi,aa la ,eee
u,aush NalisF L. trnrrutinE daily. the ~ttte iF
sins ~ surk uf rsnrs afI.sn ---thf ~ursr trust
:. r,,i,i'ius ~ rsrls hs si'aneins ~ rr''s -
sussr
~shf.fi Chitirvn srrs en a. exrursisa trslns 80
ins fr,.fu Arrnah o. Warrvu f.int irvtsnl go
-sstlnn ~ ~ train 49, unahs O. uaaks 49,
rre.is. rart ~ uhhh ~ sfurii anrlsi- ~ ~
49, sla1sssl a. rua i.sfk n o.slnlsl si'h tialn
shfh 80 foiirsinr ths sNsursIsnists anl siff
sefs silssi sn.i ulsnF uthsr- fatslit snun.ls.l -
~ stfssssrs itr - ~ "a al Ntf nf h.'..s
- lettirlll nj iIFrrTsssl - sislnf - tnf f'te
disssirrus raFF I'M af MNkrsi.srrv. p. e-- -
l--ts ~ rnfuruafs1 gun rarriRrr ~ Ahh.l-N
- pruHruunssi ssfisfsftsrt - alfiu = Nfift
seetrl Ohsiru1sn ~ e. tsnaosfsilr Nail"aa'
taI1ulitise
rIuusnst r. 49, ~ io 60 nres hr are ~
iuftils ihlns A. rerssrtrsi lit A. nna th1ufht
tnsf ths - af ufr ~ flhnstHsn sin ~ eNorssl
fnur thausan.i a. ~ raris cab .irifers ~ un 4
striks .--- r. rrf-srf - a. rsrtuw - fsft a.
frfnre hF Murslirtr A. rtrnfrrn tegrfl1sf 4
unltTr 49, ur,flsfI1Hu nf e. AHnFrtrau tunsuI
ice. Wlifsrn D than.iifr 80 n.'uilnstli 80
tnitasi ~fsfrs ~snafar frsHrn ~ WauIlshirr ln
e. nhiIrsn rsurus. en- Nltr aIan.liur in 90
tina a. an 90 ~ tssI1rsr -if H. ref-artf.l thsi
ths thiursus in.iiaus ~ NIls 49, take Ninn
49, nisssarrfnr g. shitrs a-h uraln WE 80
tsrsnsnfs in fsris in h~hsM - ~ iahnssFsu
surrrvrs nstfrsi $50 a-srrefsrF h,aInr 40
r1nss O. arrrufr ~ a. ~aHnatn trsatr
EHfnsN r. sfearlFr ft.r1Hnk frnHn NJ
Nark o. Neutess nsr "a ie~n "a an hsn'ls
rsTv sat~i I'LL. 80 cnnshierul rf,.l.shaf
tHkf ~ NaikFfif I'll ~ 0lrnfeif o. 80 Anfff
a. cup - hreak I'M a. rri0s - c1-ls. osinr
O. a. excessive auuuIV TIE ~knHan 500
u,sut has i-su rsrf-i 49, Nuertrsn NafaHais
st1ner. sithirssins thslr ol'sstllns .---a fuaf
rsr-aus ssFtausly iuIarri ~ iaiianal-ais hf =
- sNuhlsi.an
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-18
STATE ~ MANI
no ne Honorable oomml..loper. ot,he County

fWiNI1 ~ NhtNNfs
To the Honorable Commissioners - the Couniy
afOSfori
The aniierslxnei 4. petitioners. RESPECTFULLY "
quest q chang ~ male in part Of the raj lsai
lag frutn the Merrill hriigr lsecallesil cro.sins
tn we.t Hransh ~ the Ills River In the rovu
% Ansioter. that sali rad - atsrv.i 90 the 20
catiou of IL cilangv.i as follows SAIL Ietitonsr.
,ie.irV thai q new rad H. built frpm a point on
.aii OF rusi about 80 feet from The east eni II
sAid Merrill nriige. AMI o. begin AZ stale 81,
On the west sids 81 said OH roai AZ aid point II
le.dnning Theme south. thirty two degrte-
east, D rUis D. q stake theme south, sisty one
degrve. east. .. rris o. paint IN The ruAsi lcad
Ing o. Chapman's MILL. tsosale,il IN east Ando.
YER thenos north. seventy one degfves east. o.
Ilss ru.f ieaing D. R0xbury, anil iocsts the rad
ON this line AMI hl-continue the rad hstsesn
the I,lnts frst AMI lat nauaesi and any line ~
r,ssi .apsr-s-ie-i by the proTo-c,i change.
This change 4 ds-iFesi In part hccsu-e 81 two
step hills on the lne ~ the ohi rusd, sl.o l,e
cause the snow dim. hadly In portions ~ thu
OIL rad, whlls u !. believed that the new rosd
will - ns0rv FRYE from drfts.
That all rights a. Land damage av waived AMI
all which Might an.e from such change. They
therefore pray that you viii view saii route AMI
make such new hsCAtion and di.oontinuAnoe a.
common conyenisucs ani necessity require.
HENRY Y. POOR. AMI ID others.
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PERcivAL BoSNrr.
lsroRY oF vac YOUNGSTOWN FLooo.

NlSIOhf W lNt JONNolOWNfl
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aud accurate History ~ the Johnsiown
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towns that have suffered likewise. II
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sl.j0.
The demand will undoubtedly b. Inn.
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unparalleled suffering, devastation and
death. and the sympathy shown Ia the
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form 70 history ~ the most Intense utter
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THE LAST CALL FROM OLD HEBRON!
THE BUILDING FUND NEARLY COMPLETE

ought Ia badly
educational Institution Hebron Acamy l. In need 81
bungs reviewed from Hon Teri,al onny
ne explanation Il h.
call for aid the good work which he has
carried will With aud
generous response om all friend. of education.
Nh, June H. lssD.
Editor fsrocrr
n the anniversary exercises ehop on
the audit desirable completion ofve
We lack only wish
calling attention hs fact
u
the Academy. contribution. of dollar tn at Port
somewhere week and dollar
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MARRIED.

In GIlead. June :, By :. ", Pestsr, f-l. Nj
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samuel q. Paine ~ oNfori and Annis NJ Hun
ksr 20 >ew sl8uerster.
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illustrated supplement In connection
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good looking sheet. and 10 Q credit 10
the snfsrprising Prsss.
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NOTICE..

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enSuire Of 0Areslon Hantsn. rvAl estate assnts,
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