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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

Balloon express trains. bottled cleo
tricity, Photographs In daily Use, mar
velLoasly developed telephones. and au-
thOritative mind-readers figure In The
Pendragon Trial. story OF the TWEEN
tieth century. BY Lynde Palmer, which
Il 10 be pablishsd In Harper's Magazine
for september.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

TiiE suhssriisr hsrhy Give puhlir nfsice
that d. has l-sn duiy apI-dniel lf n Honnra
b. Iuigs - Probate frr ~ tauutF - uxfnui
ani assumri ~ trust 20 Aduinistfaiaf - ,he
rstatr -
WA-ittNsTuN " T~TT~. late n Ws-sistosk A.
iu All touuty. isssassi. ny giving l-lu'i a. NJ
AZ diftsts D. thfrrfufr ffgufsts al Iugrsuns
inisitfi a. ths estate - sali flersastsi o. make
iumesiiais paYuleut. ani ttrss who have auY
,lsmansls thsr,lu a. sxhlhn ~ ssms o.
Aug a. ts-s AIuIN CHASE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
JAMES ;. WRIGHT. A..lsp...


~ hsthel. In the Coanty % Oxford and st.,.
~ Maine, The fist day % Aug. A ~ ls-9
,a ss sn,sr.'snsi hsresy gives noiioe % nj. sp
VILLAIN u. CARRY, % a. rsnvo.i
IN The county % oxford, In-,lvent Is.ltor 49,,
has lcen DECLARED an Insolvent ut,sn M. III
ti.n p, ne Court Of Insolvency Zoe alb Count,
An. GOODWIN A..,,n..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

The little town Of Beidlngton, about 40
miles below Bangor, thinks she has a
BONANZA In a large lot Of silica In the bot
tom 81 pond. The uses Of silica are
are almost innumerable, aud new uses 10
which Il can be put are being discovered
every day. At present a large portion
~ the silica used In this country l. Inn
ported from Germany. There are seyral
deposits ~ silica In this State, hut none
of them have ever been worked a great
deal, and none Of them are Of 80 pure
quality az the Be,ldington deposit.
Mr.. Charles T.. Mitchell, Of Bangor. has
interested Boston and Fall River capital
ists aud the mine l. To BE- worked.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
MARRIED.

In NORWAY. Aus o.. ~ Juisv q. y. Mhitinan.
~ Nufway.
u Riiey riantAiion. Aug = by ~ ilti,shsle.
Vel. i.ymAn u. rhufisv sol VITA Thufi"v,
bah ~ klsy.
.,ns Rssor,i 40. Mia 1or,ian l-sh ~ Iissshsti.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
N.'is. OF A..is... OF nj. App.,.,-..,.

AZ Paris, In The County % Oxford and star.
OF Maine, the siS day q AuE. A. n. Isrs
The unisrsixned hsrVby sfyes notlc. ~ IA.
appointment a. Asslgnee %
-oPiinO>IA W. GROVER % >orx.x
IN the County % Oxfori. Insoltent usltot VIA
IA. l,een DECLARED an insslvent ut-sn bsr ,.si
u w.. ~ ,ne Court "f Insolvency foT aid coanty
IAMI. = wnInur
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
ANNOUNCEMENT 7!
to Ex-Soldiers and their Heirs.
n. G. Wrilii, GuTll war Claim AlliriU,
w..hisgtss, %. a.

VIII tsa
Elin House, >sfway. Muufiay, sept !.
Andvs's ilsass, south fafis. ruesiafs SIT y
ola Neuutsin ilsuse ifyaHt's foufi, Weines
iay, ~sIt 4
nstisl hsuss nsti,el. Thur..iay, ~sIt 3
iaks lIouss ONfori. Friday. ~sTte.
tobb's He,sl. MeshAnir falls, saturday, >sPi. J.
To oonfsr with anil aisise soiiisr., sni othsrs
IN rvEsri a. Pensions. ineUass anil W rating.
hounty. Pay. Ae., snd o. rceite applications
thsrvfor. NJ Wright IA. hal several yesrs pfae
teal sxlEfiencssi a. . sisrk anil spccial examiner
81 ths 4 :. Pension nufuau un,isr tommission.
or ". ". Duiley and 4. 4. nlssk and D. woutl
Tvfsr o. them a. D. his fxhahilitYs ~ Cunsat
inE him soiiifrs All their heirs may lrafn wheth
their ssftincatss and ~ infurtmei whether tho
A.. entitled o. insrva-s ani r~rstinE Affirs
fvs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

oNTuHD 80 -Ata Count ~ Probate hsii al
Paris sithin ani fsr tiie tnuutY ~ ONfsrt. ou
~ thiri TursisY ~ Aur \ ~. -.
nsnIamln D tafrf. lNrsutor un tls
tate a sails tufas ate - Hartford in
cluut - aiiministratian - IN cstate - ALI he
rrasc.i fur advance
OHptgrp. That ths alt INe.utaf dss
notios o. al isrspns intrrvstei, bf CausinE q
cps - thls urisf o. D. puhnshri thrre sesks
sufrts siFeiY in the oNfuri psuf-fat priutri AZ
faris. that thry maF apIcar a q Probate count
o. d. hell "a Fans To- sali tnuntT, nn thr thiri
TIrsiaY - ~srt. neat. a nine u'flfrk in
~ fsrtnn-on. an'i shuw csa-.. N auy they have.
ahT ths same shuuii uat o. aihlsel
sHuRsE \. WILSON. iuirr.
\ true cupY-attcst II q. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

The town II Durham celebrated the
Tooth anniversary of it, settlement
Thursday. There were fantasies, pro-
cession, literary exercises, athletic sports
and a dinner. The literary exercises
were presided over by Rev. Edgar l..
Warren Of Clsremont, y. H., native OF
Durham, and an addaess was delivered
by Congressman Dingley, also q native
OF Durham.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
ptGp

In Ne~ry. Aus n. Nsih.s Ryer-oa. asri -
YEAR, anii nlurths
Ia Lowell. Aas y. Dsui n HARTMAN. aT~i
= y,sr.
frars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

OXFORD - -Ata Count ~ Probate hell ~
rans. within aui Or fhr County - uxfsri.
uu &c thiri Tuesiaf 20 Aug \ u 49,
~arahl Msssrfs. willow "a uattt " Nrssns.
latr 90 lwfhurg. hrfta-fi. having presented
be- IFtIf'un fsr an allowance uuf ~ ths lrfsunal
estate 81 all dffeasrt
ourfnTp. That sald petitioner give uaties n
The saf1e o. Ell fersuus irtrrrstri therriu, hf
puhnshing copy q this nrisr thrsr weeks sur
rcsslssif in tlir - fnri nrrnfrrat e urusplITf
printed "a fans tu ait tnunff. that fhrf NAV
APPEAR "a Probate tuur a. o. hniien NJ Parts.
within anl Goo saii iuuntF. uu fhr thini
Tuesiay ~ -sIt neat a nine u'tisk in
hfrrni-pn ani sl1w cause. N any thry have.
against che same.
GEORGE 4 WILSON. Julgr.
Atrue cupy-atiest III. 4. DAVIS Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

ONfORD - At Count - fr,,l,ate hsh AZ
Paris. within ani Tor tn county ~ Oxfsri.
on ths thiri Tuesday ~ Aug. 4 ~ i~-s.
William Mo.isun, fxecutor on The estate
of Daniel Hall. late ~ Peru. In .alt
~ ailnini.trati0n ~ the estate ~ said deceasci
for allowance.
OHDrHTD. That the ssi Executor give
noties o. all Ier-on. intsrestsi. by causing copy
of this orisr a. ~ puhiishs,l thrre weeks ssS.
rsssivsly In the ONfori DemcgTat pftntssi az
Parts, that they may appear "a Pr,,lats tour
o. H. he'll a faris. In -aii County. the thiri
Tuesday ~ SEPT. neat AZ nine 0'elosk In the
fowncon, AMI show causs, II any they have why
the same sh0uh net ~ allowed
GEORGE 4. WILSON, Judge.
Atrue o0py-atiest Ill. 4. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

~IIUfN lfHfN ~ iHN n fNfNiNNNN ANiNAN - hAHafNH
ani Mssiers Grant.
lsarr N Tori sruth
talfsifh lulilinEs, a. - ~ ae "
Sosth part ~ town formerly knowu a. rhlinI,s
caisny snni
Iinsr a. n Water
huuss. Nesf rut - % - - - -
buiihSs.. u5ioo sns@ go
= = Mkt D. ~has
farm south siie ~ II ~ 90 - 80
North pau ~ towu furnsfly knuwn NJ Hay.
munds Grant
4. Eiwari.. Isio 9l9 In
sarah \ Holman. uu
divided half ~ s. -
Orianfia me-. e.iu1 - - ~
aso. a. Iutkins south
half - with buit.
ings, II a. - 500 so
hall ~ i05 IS l@sp 400
Heir Il joseph tint.
teY. North half - ! - - - -
Heir ~ Iusrph iini.
rs. with huiiiiugs, 3 q lp ~ - -
Herr - Jo.sph l.ini
lev north half -
west thirl - 10 ~ ~
Grvcnwn,-i. Augul q, I've.
fRED ~ MOTION.
TREASURER - the town ~ sreeuweri.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
Notice .e AssIsns. .f NJ. An..,......

AZ Paris, In the County ~ Oxfor.i AMI st.,. ~,
Maine, the fist day % Aug. a. ~. l--s
The unier-ixbei hsreby gives notiee ~ "A. -.
pointment AZ Assignee ~ ~ -
>ATHA>fELIs. sggIB~yR ~ pa.
IN The County % Oxford. Insolyent D,ls., ~,
has been DECLARED an Insolvent upon hls p<t,.l.,
~ ths Court Of Insolvency. Tor aid Coansy Of
SUMNER 4. NEWELL. A..,<,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

oxford. =. NJ Court 81 Probate hell a
faris. within ant fur the County - ONfuf'i.
90 ths thini Tuesday ~ Aug. a 10. los
husros ~. bfUsns, presents a certain insiru
usnt puuouinE a. ~ the last VIII anil
Testament ~ samuel lluntr.ss. ate - Hiram
In said County. deceased, having presented the
same for rniliaie an h. o. d. appointed Admr.
with the Wiil anncXri.
oEuERID. That tho saii petitioner give notics
o. All Icrsuns intcrrste.i, 30 causing q copy ~
this order o. H. puhishs-i thfve weeks sucressiss
ly Ia the ONfuri Deinurrat prtnts-i NJ Paris that
they may appear N Probate Couu o. ~ he'll
AZ Paris, IN -aid County. on The thiri TUESDAY
~ ~spt nsNt N nins II the clsk in the f0fpnoun.
anii show cause n any they have Why the said
Instrument shguli ~ ~ prvyei. approved anil
lsseass-i.
GEORGE 4. WILSON, Juiee.
4 true copy-aitest Ill. q. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
sS5Sllll2R@El75IH

Hes1'tinf frurl lolf, -, lru1fanfe, Ltresses -
tftsrfatail1n. ErfrFa ~ an nnffiu g ~ tirfin
o. Mnfs. N snrss, 60 Atff 81 ~ - al lriail1n
Mod uask iIui prsirndsr. ltsssss t1.s Efstf
SO u fsrfa.ns - raffs. ruFM 80 lfalufal
lIninr. sHnta@ssf Z. f1I 20 lfNs on'f tleo ~
ma. posiptii. ruufsNlra IN raln sfsgq~f Ills-
tfaafs ffo-.~rias fSs., u Ia slpI 80. 1bs
frsas tks Nstlsaai Msdiesl a--sstattsa tee
80. PRIZE IS-At go NERVOUS SD
PHYSICAL DEniI.frN.if faftsfsni seafp'
- Ass.sit1t iuTsi as usT - eunsllisd, tpta.
tfufAr. ~ mai ~ I'M pFrsrn, Of 80 orrs -
TIII PEABODY MEDICAL IN~rfrtrf.
No. q nuinseh 80. tie-tss. na.-., . stlm Al
oflffs o. hcoks "a lsiisn &c al'lss ssoali -
tlfsrtsi a. al-1fs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

TllT sui.srriisr hershY riFss ruhne naties
that o. has i-rrn iuiT auIHllutri hf a. linnur
ahis IufFs - ffts'.ste Go en- fnuutf 20 pNfuri.
ani assufufsi thf trust - Aduinistraier - ~
estate ~
JAM. " THOMAS late - Rumfari
In saii tuuuff. dstsasssi hT giving iru'i AZ tile
~ iiirtsts D. thrrrffrv rvlIuests ~ I.sfsuns
In.ififni o. ttf estate ~ all lerrasfi a. make
lmmfsiistr parusrt. and tilfsss shn have any
iffnan.is fhrfruu a. rNhllt tie saus O.
Aur 81 i.u uINnl ". colby.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

TliF suh-rfiirf hrfrhf atrs pablo notirr
that 49, Ia len daif apIsiuio,i hf ~ iiunnra
80 iuiFr - Probate 90 To tuuntY n NNfpri
fstaff 20
sIoH0I 4 MIApIR late - >tnnshsui
in sati tnunfF. iirtrass.i. hf giving hunf A. ~
lae iirrfts. b. thrrsfurr rv,tursts al Isefsuns
inififrIi g. ths sstats ~ sali lsrsass-i a. makF
lmmrliiats I.aYrnsnt. sui thfasr Whn have any
drnanis tisfrun o. rNhihlf tls same o.
Aug 81 lssI JANIS 4. rAHkIH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

TiiI suhfrriisr hswif rive pablo rnilrs
that o. tas iufn duiT appninifsl hf e. iiunul
ahif Iu.iEr n rr.iair or thr tuuniF 70 NNfurii
anf assams-i CO. trust 81 IxsfutriK ~ ths
estate 90
AinIuT 4 Wiiiti. htr of Disdrli
fn satf suuutf. liefrasfl hT nflns l-fni A. ~
az HiHtfts shr thffrfurr ffTlursta en- rsrsuns
OBJ ifftf.l g. e. Fst1tr 81 saii lfrasfri a. niakr
innfnssfiatr farnrfuf. anl tiIuss - b. have anF
Iieraafsis ti,srfan O. sshitit a. same O.
Aur - I--s sAuAW = WHITE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
oxfoao's HORSE STOCK.

ANNUAL rRorriSo srErI>o oF I'm
nKrEprRs' ASSOCIATION. rwo coon
pAis, AND A srcCEss ~ EVERY M
sfltT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
II | LIS,
THE ONLY
Practical 0plG|1|
-: IN -:
Oxford County,
NORWAY. MAINE.

oNfpRD. - Ala Coar - frunsis, "a "a
Paris, within and for tn Coanty n ohi'fA y
The thiri Tuesday ~ Aug. 4. u. - ,t.ts
pn the pstlfion ~ Maui festsf, . n
i.trstris ~ the estate ~ 4. Kim fe-iei' - -
>evry In ssii tounty. deceaseii, rfa,..,s IA
heen-s b. sell and cyntey certain RAJ e-'.,.i n
atsd In the town ~ >swry ant fulll "a A.
her pstitiOn on he In the frOl.atf on' a. "a
advantageous Offer n seten hundrri
dollar sni ninety oents. DO
osDtskD. That ths -aid petitionef So, ,.tr.a
~ her ystition. with this orisr theftp., Ot
pabli.hef three weeks succe-sifeil 49,. -
lori Democrst. . newsVapfr printrl ,.,.fsp
ssld toenty, thai tbey may arftaf ~ .estsT 81
sept nsxt. Al nine o'eloek In me fgfena.gh' -
shov e.a-s. n any .thsy have, ~hy u~
shoah ne< b. Ersntel. .ox Lair.
George A. wIL.Os 100 s...r.
a true eopy-Aisss II. G. DAVIS kss''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27
DAVIS BLOCK,
For Sale.

I'm. 4. ". GRAY. Iior.s Poser an'i fhFrshst,
al s.ountssi t-rsn ia nttir u-sfi tof lsftfe
siirrss . o.. Rarisft, Iishfpn, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27


oNFoRp. SIT Court - Probate hsli a.
Paris within sal fpr ths tountY efohfgF'i on
tn thiri Tuesday - Aur \. ID. 10.
Makia pefifngiI usmssi tNcgutuf IN rsftaln
Instrument purIpor,inx D. - NJ at VII .sl
Ts.tsasnt ~ nst.sy \ Elnost, late - Humf.rl IN
All Coasty. de,es--i. hsvinx pf.-su'"i ~
owbsasB' Thsi tho ali Esssaisr give n.tiss
A. Ill I~r-ons lnisrvstsi by sausinx ropy ~ ihis
srier ~ D. puhiishci thrr. wells sucr.ssitsl
In III ONfori psmorfat prntsi a. fsris, ,iAi
thsy may appesr a fful.sts teuff " - hsfin
Paris IN salf CauutY en ths thiri fufslai =!
S.,s nsst a - ne DOH in Ne fervnonn, Ani
.hss saa.. N any thsy have. shy ths All In
sfrufnent shauh ma - prutesi, apprpfri an
.llo~si - ,hs ai WIN aRi Te''s'nsn' ~ all
GEORGE 4. WILSON Iuirs.
\ true copy -siis., III. q. DAVIS, hsz'.'sf.
oNruRD. .. At Ceur % Probate hsii a.
Paris within anf fpr ths County ~ otfnri 90
~ thiri Tus.isy - Aus 4. ~ i--a.
LYDIA 4. TRfAr. namei fs-.uiFiN ~ :
rsfiain tnstrunsui nuusoftlnE o. - ~ sst w
ani Tsstsmsut - wiinsm Treat. late ~ 'antnn
In ALI Couniy, dcc.a.s'i. having pr,-sn'sd
oErgesn. Thstths ad Esseuirt give notire
a. al psf..ns intsfrstss hY causing cupY ~ The
orief D. H. puhushei ihrse se.1s sgocss'i.sll
in IN uxfBrt iivmosfaf Ufiutri ~ fans. hat
they mar spfsar a PROBATE Cuar " 10
hshi "a Paris. In all tsuntf 90 N thirl las-
day - Sstt. nsst "a - ~ ei.s IN ~ tor
alt lnstruuisnt sh0uti nnf D. prnFesi. approNCil
All allowed q m hs' VIII ani te''Ams'' ~
all dsseassi
GEORGE 4 WILSON. Iu.lgs.
\ true capy-Atfssf III q. DAVIS, kerstsf.
oNYoWp :. AZ Court - Probate he'll a.
Pans within ani ~ ths tuuniy - oNfpf'i, ou
tiis thirii TussisY - Aur. 4 ~ i--H
HIRAM a WILLS. nansfi iNrrufur ~
certain fustruuisrf pufIsftinF o. D. IN lsst VIII
.ndTs.iaHeni y pur's. Iluis hins i.is - acton
In sait Couuty. isrsassi. having prr-sntsi ths
sams for Probate
OHuFHFp. Thaf the ssli ixcsuior rive
nffirs o. al I.sr-ons lnisfvsiei by sauslnr fupf
- thls nfiisf g. o. puhushsi thru sesks surrss
sitsir iu ~ uxfuri tiema-rfat pfiuteft "a fans.
nat tlsY nsF apIsaf 81 frulsis tuut o. = D. -
"a fafit in all tuuntF un H. thlril turslaF of
~~ff nsxt atp u'ck-k In the fafrunun. sn.i shns
cause. N any thsY have. My ~ sal iusifu
/ msnt shouhl ne - pfuted apprufs'i ani alhls
"a a. IN isst VIII ani festtusui - saii isrsa-
sVoU.g A WILSON Julie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

suMkh \. NEWELL, Assisnss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-08-27

All things considered, the most sue
cc--ful meeting yet held by the Hssccia-
ton, Wa. the third annual trotting meet
ing IT the oxfonl County Trotting iiorse
Brc~ier-' Association last fucsday and
"wednesday. The weather lct up little
from IT, usual summer disposition, aud
was good enough. The hrc~iers took q
good Interest aud brought In lot 81 fne
stock, the raccs were Interesting and the
attendance good, aud the colt. showed
considerable speed.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-12
PITTSBURG'S PAINT BOON.

One of the Large Industries of the City I'm
FuH Blast-Incrensed Local Demand
Worth Considering.
1t is a fact not generally known that
Pittsburg is one of the principal paintman-
ufacturing points in the country, and Pitts
burg paints have reputation for superior
ity that keeps ten factories here in full
operation Cleveland is the only other rival
in this part of the country where the manu-
facture of paints is carried on to any consid-
cradle extent; but the color products Of the
Forest City are Just as noted for inferiority
as are those of this city for superiority.
This extensive manufacture Of paints, too,
serves in great measure to boom the sub
sidiary interests of linseed-oil and white
lead manufacture, there being two oil fac
tories and nine lead works located here.
A visit to one of the most extensive paint
works in the city disclosed the fact that
trade is more active now than ever before.
Every grinding pot in the city is in full op-
aration, and many tons of colors are turned
out every day. Putty, too, that pliable
product of English whiting and linseed oil,
is extensively manufactured here at some Of
the larger works.
1t is interesting to reflect that this great
paint boom in Pittsburg factories is due in
very large degree to the increased and con-
tinually increasing local demand. The
growing use of smokeless natural gas has
put lots of paint upon Pittsburg walls in
the last five years, for the owners of build
ings here begin to realize that they needn't
paint them so often now, to present a neat
and fresh appearance, and that, therefore, 1t
pays to keep their places attractive.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-12
mo. SOL
A N ORDINANCE-AU1HO THE
~ opon,pv of y1air afraaf FrOun MoCulIv

AN NORDINANCE-AUfHo THE
n opening of st. Clair street, from McCuly
street to Bryant street.
Section l-Be it ordained and enacted by the
city of Pittsburg, IN Select and Common Coun-
ellis assembled and it is hereby ordained and
enacted by the authority of the same, That the
Chief of the Department of Public Works be
and is hereby authorized and directed to
cause to be surveyed and opened within 60
days from the date of the passage of this
ordinance, st. Clair street. from McCully
street to Bryant street, at a width CT
so feet, in accordance with plan on file
in the Department of Public Works, known as
East Liberty plan of streets. approved Septem-
Der 26, 1870. The damages caused thereby
and the benefits to pay the same to be
provisions of an act of Assembly of the Com
relating to streets and sewers in cities of the
second class" approved the 10Th day of May,
A d. 1889.
Section AThat any ordinance or part Of
ordinance conflicting with the provisions Of
this ordinance be and the same is hereby re-
pealed SO far as the same affects this ordin-
ance.
Ordained and enacted into law in Councils
this I'D day of July, A. ID. 1883
II. p. FORD, President of Select Council.
Attest: GEO. SHEPPARD, Clerk of Select
Council. GEO. L HOLIDAY, President Of
Common Council. Attest: GEO. BOOTH,
CLERK of Common Council.
Mayors Office. July 26, 1889. Approved:
VIM. MCCALLIN, Mayor. Attest: ROBERT
OSTERMAIER. Assistant Mayors Clerk.
Recorded in Ordinance Book, vol. Z, page ll9,
9th day of August, A ID. 1880. au9-76
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-12
THE QUESTION OF COLOR
Bids Fair to Divide the Ancient Order Of
Foresters-The Americans May Cut
Loose From the English.


Bids Fair to Divide the Ancient Order Of
Forester.-The Americans May Cut
Loose From the English.
The Subsidiary Court of the Ancient
Order of Foresters will hood an important
meeting in Minneapolis this week for the
purpose of revising the constitution and
possibly changing the name of the organi-
zation. T. j. Ford, Esq, one of the past
officers, went to Minneapolis last night, and
20 delegates from this section have gone
there since last Wednesday.
The order numbers about 250, 900 members
in the United States, being particularly
strong in all the industrial centers. The
action of the court in Minneapolis may re-
suit in a separation from the parent order
in England.
About 80 years ago the order was trans
planted to America from England. The
constitution provides for the admission of
white males only. Three, years
ago a colored man in Massa-
chusetts applied for admission and was
refused by the American order. He then
gathered number of colored men and ap-
piled to the English society for charter.
The application was referred back to the
Americans, and it was refused. The mat
ter was taken again to the English organi-
zation, and they granted the charter, at the
same time censuring the American court.
Besides the High. English Court decreed to
strike out the word white in the constitu-
tion. The American order declined to ac-
cept the change, and have determined to cut
loose from the English. At the meeting in
Minneapolis the constitution and name will
be changed, and the word white will be re-
tanned. The Americans have fully deter
mined, so Mr.. Ford says, to paddle their
own canoes independent of the English.
The Foresters claim to be the successors
Of the Ancient Druids.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-12
WESTERN GOSSIP.

II Is Rumored the Alton Is After the Kan.
sas Pacific Road.
Commercial Agent Sproull, of the Chi
cago and Alton road, has just returned from
a trip to Asbury Park. Mr.. Sproull says
the Western freight business at present is
light, and rumors of roads changing hands
are flying thick and fast in Chicago. AT
one time it was reported the Alton
would sell out, but now it is common talk
that this plucky line is negotiating for
the Kansas Pacific. The latter road is
owned principally by German stockholders,
and the President of the Alton is now in
Germany, presumably making dicker.
II the sale were made the Alton would
have the shortest route from Chicago to
Denver.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-12
mo. 52.I


AN ORDINANCE-AUTHO THE
n opening of Broad street, from Negley
avenue to Fairmont street.
Section 1-Be 1t ordained and enacted by the
city of Pittsburg, in Select and Common Coun-
ellis assembled and it is hereby ordained and
enacted by the authority of the same, That the
Chief of the Department of Public Works be
and is hereby authorized and directed to cause
to be surveyed and opened within SO days from
the date Of the passage of this ordinance,
Broad street, from Negiey avenue to
feet, in accordance with a plan on file in
the Department Of Public Works, known as
Mrs. Barbara Negley's plan of property in the
Nineteenth ward. recorded in plan book, vol.
30 pages So and 81, Recorders Office, Ale
gheny county. The damages caused thereby
and the benefits to pay the same to be assessed
and collected IN accordance with the provisions
of an act of Assembly of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania entitled. IAN act relating to
streets and sewers in cities of the second class,
approved the 10th day of May, A. ID. 1889.
Section 2Thar any ordinance or part Of
ordinance conflicting with the provisions OF
this ordinance, be and the same is hereby re-
pealed, so far as the same affects this ordi-
nance.
Ordained and enacted into law in Councils
this I'd day of July, A. d. 1889.
Attesr GEO. SHEPPARD, Clerk of Select
Council. GEO. L. HOLIDAY, President of
Common Council. Attest: GEO. BOOTH,
Clerk of Common Council.
Mayors Office, July 26 1889. Approved:
WIN. MCCALLIN, Mayor. Attest: ROBERT
OSTERMAIER. Assistant Mayors Clerk.
Recorded in Ordinance Book, vol. ., page l2lt
9Th day Of August. A. d. 1889. au9-76
Continued on Fifth, Seventh and Eighth Pages.