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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
Countrp Board.

VonnIIp DuHIU'
n OARDTRS wANTED-Farn houSc accommodations
ID Tor about ~ gooi AIT bathing, good drive plenty q
1hadr wide piazza 81 and 81 Children nHi"t * Ml
."rynnts hall nrlcr Af1rrs, Mrs. j CAMERON Box
o5 Jane sport, suffolk Co.. l.. l.. ". 7.
COUNTRY BOARD-Som"rvilie. n. J.. ono hour from
u New shady. spacious Erounis. large rooms .
refined surroundings. BOX Ca
HANDSOME RESIDENCE, lawn shade. high Frounds ,
Ill T. ispo. large rooms modern c0nysu,enccs /sabugR
references box sos bloomfield. y } -
HEALTH AND COMFORT
IL Anv desiring delightful home Tor the tuu1fner.
with good country living. largo airy rooms hot sni cold
taths nDe shade ! 2 hUuIt from New York Aiff"ss
$1,000 Lock Tox 1l3 Fishkil on HUDSON, n Y
7 oNG BAANCH.-Quist board near ocean rhu'chos and
IL Elbebn station. at An old fashionri houS AHp"
shade fruit and vegetable. good hath
Inc faciiUcA Address SUMMER Box lis. Eibcron.
y. J. --.-------
n RANGE n J-Privab family; choice ccatiNn; near
" station house perfect Oriar all eOnNcricneeA, prices
moderate. HENRY. $50 SaSsau't'. NJ u. Room %.
Wy ASTFD-k few suinrrr boariofs In Morris Conn.
w Ltehheld; no malaria, very healthy. Address
BOX n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18

State OF New York County Of Ncw.York. -.
/ Charles II. Patterson, ceshlor 0t tie aboyenamod
banR do s0lemnly sweat that the above statement IA
rue 20 tho bcst my KNOWLEDGE and belief
" CHARLES II, PATTERSON. Cashier.
May, 1889. H. t. FAN;SIHIp ,hu
j. EDWARD SIMMONS.
ROB'T W. STUART, Directors.
FREUK MEAD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18

nj " MIiiFRTON DtTCHESs CO.. n. Y.
Rooms large; water AMI milk pure nne lakes near !;
''' Address o. WAKEMAN.
&, GRATOGA SPRINGS. n. Y-DR STEuSGS SAM.
- tarum Open all the year For the treatmcnt OF fema
ana othef
disease Equipped with all the best remedial appliance
among them Massage. Vacuum treatment swedish move
nonts Suspens0Fy Treatment Electricity. Turkish. hus.
sian Ronsn Electro tlcrmA French dolche ana az
hsths appoinfmcrfs nrstcasS 4 cheerful resort
for treatment recreation ouii"or ana indoof
In dry and tonic climate, Win special avian
tagc. Of the SPRING wATE!S. Low rates May ana
Send for clrCu'ar
w EprtGa Lake Esaeh J. Rcopens June directly
on N'' O''S'N T. X LFTCHwORTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
NEW GRAND HOTEL,
% WESERh" CATSKlLL MOUNTAINS

Opens June 90 RATES REDUCED FOR JULY,
2fIH B9BEhc IN SdSr T% SR %T
Stes, descriptive guides, &C., address R0MEE GlLLIS
sSstant Manager MURRAY HILL hOiEL' NE"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
LONGPORT, N. j.

on The beach only o mIcs fI1rl Atlantic city. Trains
althourIy. Electric bells m9E ana coa sea wafer
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Ghc Curt.
Cost ano fonno.

r osT or sToLFN.-Bankbook issued BY the seaman Z
l rank FOR Savings New. York 20 the SnhscFDet II
-, n1 ar rc,rneh 10 the within 80 DAYS from this
SsIe / will apply 70 the bank for new book,
New.York May 10 1880
r 0sr or sTOLEN.-Bankhook issued by he s1anan,s
1 NAY f,r SAVINGS New. York 10 LOUISE CARPEN.
~ moi found or returned % the bank within 30
AVS from this date viii amply the hnnk for
book. . ROSM i,I5l5lLt H. 'HNi 4'A' AI'i' "uhh
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MIZZEN TOP HOTEL,
oawEeETUcK INN,

South wIndhan Conn Tits new hotel, built on the OBJ
Sshetuek Maintain commands a magnificent view Of the
shetuckst Valley and mountains OF Western Massachusetts
FSceiisnt brook trout and black lass fishing. Hotel
strictly GrsclasN only l.2 hours from Boston and
AMY IN A j. FORRFS Manager South Wlndham, Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
Urn Goods.

Urn Goods.
7 AIDES, before going away. call at JammeSs
~ and what splendid bargalns In gloves coFsets,
underwesr you can get thoTc. IL West Soth-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18

EPORT OF TIE CONDITION OF THE
III FOURTH NATIONAL BANK Of the CITY Of New.
YORK AZ Ncw.YUrh Ia the state Of Sow.IOik at tho
close VI business. May ~, lrIot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
Ga fst, Furnished.
Country.

Country
"a yosrYN Z. I-ResldeDce, water front On n n0rn
80 nav, l6 rooms furnished, insluhhnns s.sSon
box stalls; cows for year ~ Sgo ssSrcia
Eeggn dnns ,nnlndnF services OF two men, W.,
fayeytiseY 100 Fulton'st,
sSTpG mt SEASIDE RESIDENCES. ,,A,o aud
tl in, Tor the season-Tw0 OF the most 80
,iy the best seaside rssideness on the r,%estd
Soa Sn have excellent spring beds with heF horbIe
Ssoad covered piaISes gas In all rooms unS
pesses ksstfa and open 1repsces hot and cora .Sor
taeges later IN bathrooms watercioscts &c are .hol
tno nndertrnned, and have excellent subp.s
pugnS .,sr both areslaa well and cistern Ihe'e
rooa W. ,,tua,ed In incosed, beautiful hRh;tfaeStt
ee H. grass kept in perfect order By RafiehGr
evhSvss expense, and located directly on ue na
~ - drive at Ocean Beach mot GrOVel ~
1ena an unuDstructei view OF the ocean WIN
ke.se5s on passing vessels and the surf fot!hE ~
Excellent stables. with accommodation Ioi N'S'
sS,sss and two caRTiages accompany each nones.s ard
S1rean Beach is eight miles south OF Long ORA Cc,Yrai
sss mites above Spring Lake on the Ncw'GIsoa GCshie
80 TennSyyan Central Railroads ana 10 y the
sssy times daily from Nsw;York and Ph'aieRt miami
fSns Branch Express Trains II has eAteisn' G,rInS
snd ocean front drives the latter throGGh SG bark
fake 70 Sea Grit; fine boating and nshing on - shn
River good ketng and almost an entire aoSh Irn,sps
"a PY0TOTYPES OF THE PROPERTIES sppYE,t 70
ri n YARD, ocean Beach. n. j. or 70 T. u jain
f42 Chestnut-st., philadelphia. ------
WATCH HILL, r. 1.-Two furnished cottages AN, an!
w II rooms; stable; ocean 'front.' Gonfensh W IINc,
iSO and $500 for reason photographs W. H. hn-'"'
WORTHY, 103 West 45th'st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
by r. T. HOGG. President.
Now.York 18th May issJ.

The undersigned will receive subscriptions for
the Hbo vC-mcntioucd FIVE MILLION DOLLARS
as 600 900 u per cent. Cola bonds OF tho Oregon
PAcIac Railroad OmUany at par mud accrued lntcres.
The subscription Will be opened nt 70 o'clock on
ThDraday MAY 81 and will close IL o. loo sat.
urday, My 23, bat the rHhi,s reserved 60 reject
nd all nppIicnOus close the subscriptions
rnrlirr date and not smaller amount than applied
mrnt IS per june -. and The balance Of - per
,- adjusted to date Of nnRl
mn ymrut vs. hen bonds viii be delivered Payments
Inny be anticipated " desired, and Interest VIII DO
nj ed thereon At per cent.
Copies OF The Article Of Incorporation and Of the
hny beru Nrpositrd with the HndFraigncd
from whom forms Of application mny be obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
fnaurlal.
DULUTH, SOUTH SHORE AND
ATLANTIC RAILWAY.
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS.
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT. PAYABLE JANUARY
AND JULY. PRINCIPAL DUE 1887.

The entire issue Of these bonds is limited to FOUR
MILLIONS or DOLIARs, and they are secured by
. first mortgage upon 800 miles Of completed and
equipped rood This IL only at tho rate Of about Ten
Thousand Dollars per mile Of road which has cost three
times that in money, or over Thirty Thousand
Dollars per mile 70 build and equip These bonds arc q
st Hen upon Fifteen Hundred Thousand Dollars worth
OF rolling stock They are also nrss Hen upon tho
valuable terminal properties and improvements belong
ing 10 the company In saut Stc Marie St. tsnsee and
Superior worth over SI.30O,OO0 since the majority
Of the capital stock company has been purchased
In interest the Canadian Pacific Railroad SAseo-
600 Of consolidated bonds have been Issued ana upward
Of e3,aOOO00 have been expended upon the property,
all Of which 70 strengthen the security OF the ns'
mortgage bonds above mentioned
The road from Duluth along the south SHORE OF
Lake Superior 70 Saut Ste Marie. where connection Is
made with the Canadian Pacific Railroad. and 70 St.
Ignace connecting with the Michigan Central and Penn.
syyania Railroads.
The road earned last year. before construction was
entirely finished nearly the whole Of the interest on these
First Mortgage Bonds quarter Of tho present
year shows large increase OF earnings the same
period last This road forms the connecting link
between the Northern Pacific Railroad, tho st. Paul.
Minneapolis and Manitoba Railroad and the Chicago. st.
Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Rairoed the one side
and the Canadian PaciAc Railroad Michigan Central
Railroad and the PennsyIvsna Railroad the other
The Company hauis over 100000 tons Of iron ore
during the season. and extensive docks and tho
most modern machinery for handling md coal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-18
financial.
MAY H. 1880
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
OREGON and TPalSCOltil3ltal Co.

We the Undersigned having held during Tho past year
che permanent investment In The stock OF ynuf
company ana representing at the pr'sont time very Nfge
part OF t entire cspl stock solicit your proxies 10 b.
used A. the annual meeting o; your COMPANY At Portland
Oregon June II. 1859, IN elecng board OF Directors
~ho shau te IN favor Of the following policy
lst To prevent recurrence Of III" dmcuIiIS "hIch
have herct,tIrr arisen between the Northern racine I'M
road Co. the Unon PacInc Railway Co. ana u" oregon
Hallway and Navigation Co. all ~ which may o~ Traced
~ Tho dctrnontal Interest which has been oN"rt"i BY
the oregon sni Trnn-concncnm Co., through It' present
board Of Directors Sni otherwise
"a To bling about amIcsble arrangement between
the Eorthe m Pacific Railroad Coz the St raul Minneapolis
and Manitoba Railway Co, the Union Pacific Hallway
IA and ia connecting line, dncuiDc the Oregon IGl.
way and Navigation Coz, that the business OF Oregon
Washington Territory AMI Idaho wc-, Of III" Rocky Noun
,ans shall b. developed IA" advantage and protection
~ these countries and the construct IN Of unnecessary
lines OF railroad shall DE stopped We believe that II
this accomplished. and harmony and p"ac" assured the
,alrc Of the two principal Indictments u your company
representing their market value about s"vcnyhNc per
cent Of the entire negotiable Ascts Of the oregon aud
Transcontinsnta Coz VII b" increased % large extent
thereby materially enhancing tho value Of each share Of
stock held by you.
81 TO oppose propnsci issue Of 10000 OoO pre-
fc-rea per cent s15cE rrccout,y authorized 10y your
SIC 900 600 Oregon Railway and Navigation held
by your company the i.sue Of such preference stock
win man'fegty 10 Detrimental your and wnl
decrease the value Of the stuck which you hold.
Proxies may be rent any Of the undersigned. and
should b. made in tho person whom they
sent with power Of substitution. Any proxy b"arng
later date than the proxy which you muy hay" heretofore
given TO other persons D. Wild tho coming election.
and will cancel The proxy Of previous date.
FREDk. L. AMES,
SIDNEY DILLON,
ELIJAH SMITH,
JOHN HALL,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
An All. Editor.

II. death q n. " k,chard.oa q
The Portland Advertiser removes from
The pre-. u Msins one u The ablssi snc
mo.t scholarly msmbsr. u the sti'o'isl
fraternity. though kno-ias n1'hins
personally q Mr Rchsrdsla, -s have
for ,ons years I'D sn Intimate scqlAini.
snee 9TH the psPef uPoa ~hich h.
s;rong Individuality as STAMPED. The
Advertise !. the only PaPsf -hose sdi-
tofi.l column hss besn regularly fe.t.
every ~ord u H.. 10 tbs Jfhcs. Or
eotfn.iion q car opinions, fOt that IS
often lacking. bg, bsc.q,- ihs, column
20, only contained matter q inisrrsi,
bat VI. nodsl IN every r,.pee'. Ia u
The topics q The Day were treated. 90, a.
grs., lsng,h. bs, IA clear. tsrss para
graphs ths, lsi; no doab; Ia the mind Of
The reader =, 20 their meaning ID (
m.iic these uiisr.nor. sometimes ~srs.
bat .l-.ys able II The sas G, as
one Ia regard 20 ~hieh The gvhsrsl pub.
he bad DOT become fally Informed. =
clear sIPl.a.iory s,.,snsa, q The f.ei'
IN The case -.s made Ia . -ondsrfsl.y
fs- -Ufts. - that no one could tasl -
atderi.nd The .itusiion.
The Advertiser be. Ia gensfal sup
ported the Rspablicsn party, 20, because
It ~.s ap.riy. bat because The
editor behaved Ia b. p'ineiPles. lie
rs. ho-s,sr. ihdspshdsh, ia al ihing..
ard h.d no hssiiaiioa ia oPpo-ius the
party Or it. leader. ifii seemed night 10
him % 90 80.
The Advertiser. usdsr Mr Rehafl.
.on's m.hsssmstt. has never AimSd 20 b.
a. slpotthi q the prsv.lsbi sensational
ns-'p.Psr 'snisipfi.s q the time {;
iu bs-, matter hss been .ons-h.i
limited Ia amoant. and select IN ql.lltv
10 IT, typographical. literary ADD editor.
i.l features. II be. furnished = model
-kicA ell paper. -0sld DO eel 10 copy
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Obituary

Died, a. tn fsmilv r,sidsucs In Lamar
AZ l0s N. MuCh ~ Cofnslis Cannon
sifc 90 J. 4 GsmmOu, Sgd sixty years
one month and seven Days FOR som.
tine past. the sai occurrence ouiliu-d
above, has been anticipated A victim %
cancer. that Zoe. which in - ~Ofsi foru
10 r-lsnile.. % the last degree. Mr..
GsmmOn has kno~u for mOnlAs that bel
lays 90 earth svfe uunhsred. A year of
80 ago. q csbcerou. formatiOn "a. taken
from Der side. and fOr . time IL ga
thooght that the danger hAf passed. bot
this hope proved decisive. for ths treach
srous disease tOOk nrmsr hold than ever
aPon ia sal ca. having attacked the boas
Nth such vigOr that In January last. "a.
psiisut'. arm orOke By the spp icsiion OF
% greater fOfcs than the simple "a ri OF
tufuiae In bci From that time, little
cogd BE- done bsyObd prvpulug for The
insvitshle. sBd lssssuing the b9rdsbs o
the sud rsr's last days M. AMI Mrs
Common came from Eulville. IL, 10
Lunar. eight pears $40. bridging with
teen their Two sarviviax ehildr.n. Guy
ant Miss Gsrtis. nOs Mr-. Ei~srd Butter
Deceased wss lady OF many admirable
tr.its. aud Der death " sincerely moafned
~ her circle % stqasintsness. The re.
mains, accompanied nv Me-. 0smmon spd
Nc Builsr were. on Friday mOrnipg tab
IN to Eulviile. where they were plscsd
osslde those % Two children. whO died
Years sgo.-S0ath s,st Missoarisu, Ia.
mar, AissOarL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
That Outrngrous Law

Darins The session q ,hs L.si.lsiurs
last ~inisr. there as . -srm discussion
q the amendments % ihs tramp as. ihs
cogniry msmbsrs generally oohisndins
that he pfopo.sd measure as necessary
Coz tie ,sf,,y q The people. -hils The
city nsmbsis. ~ho hsd hsd 20 practical
sIpsrisnes -i,h the tramp nuisance. pro
noutesd The az inhumsn and bsro.rous
The ls- a. sadly passed contained this
clause
whOsyer goes ,boai ffom tosu b tosr.
or from plsc. 10 place 10 sby toss. askibg
s1f fDod 90 SHELTER OF Begging % sgb.isiit <
upon charity. shall b. o.. nd tramp. $40
impri.ourd iu The couhty al Cor bot lsss
than siIty days. 81 bard isDor Tor Ten hogrs
ssea day. Sandsy. excepted.
The first conviction under ,hi. clause
has taken place. and has been made BY
the city paper, the ter, or quite sIi,nd.
Cd comment. upon the inhansaiiy aud
insxpsd,sney u the ns- ls- Three
-Ood choppers. -bO h.d imprudsnily
spent then sarnings and we're ''footibs
IL 20 Massachusetts. IN search % more
work. applied q, the BiddsfOrd police
station for = nisht's lotsilg Recorder
Cram Of The BiddsfoFd Municipal Court.
Who -as presiding dgring the illness Of
the Judge. decided that The men bad thu.
laid ths's.slys. liable 10 the p.n.liy. and
-. NIL -. .....A ~ -.
The prison.rs svsusd that they bad no,
begged from house 70 house OF solicited
any charity. bsyOnd applying fOr lOdsius
Of The station. bg, they -srs nevertheless
.snissesd to .is,y day. 10 Jail. The
interesting par, Of The trial -.s -ksn
Recorder Cram called upon Representa-
tive Cb.dbOurns. -hO fought the l.- 10
the L,si.lsiur,. to make some remarks.
We are told that Mr.. Ch.dbOurne sid
be "lOoksd upon the tramp lsw IS an
Outrage. but failed TO see ho- the three
unfOrtanstss before the court could escape
the sentence"
Whistler the men we're liable under
the clause quoted above. seems to us hks
. deb.tsbls question. The -hOls thing
make. IL evident the, il !. the intention
Of the OppOasnis Of the a- 10 make !,
.. obao,iO1. e. possible. EafOreemsn,
70 the letter 10 . natural and perfectly
lssiums,s means Of accomplishing this
purpose. Bat the spectacle Of judge.
While engaged in imposing sentence. call
ing upon . person having no connection
With the court 10 dssOabes the very lac
under Which the sentence u imposed. y
ssnstAisS ssv IN court Pr0esdsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
Stnta Fnir Colt Stnkes.

The Tts.ts-- 81 m. st.l- AL sJeiyi,
v. tst folly d~cii.i In r~gsfi u ihs coli
-tsk.- % D. trotis-i - N STATE fif Of
Lssiston. Srpt lois TIE sissv- hs,'
ps.b made mach larger than last year
which ~ss uisl. but ~hica a. ~ al o.
M. mber. drew out the largest AMI is,
q "a ~ colts sy.r se~n Ia Malice.
The f1llosiBg IL .anm,ry % The siss
-, & .'liaxs, so, ayr. old. go
Jr-. oli. So. 4 VI. 80, s3O U.a,
c ioditi"u.. EaIfi.s elo.s and nrsi pay
mat. ~ p-r esut. April 10
10 a0diiias The SOci " sii. eousols,iot
par-ss - st5 1r yesriius.i eco for ".
old; sl5 for ~. old; go Tor yr.- old.
10 ~ uisiisd among The uOu- ~inusrs-
Add further thy 4 q "a settles ~ .llysf
GUS to The colts Ia eseh class ~hich msk'
,hs bet mile OF bali mills, single dash,
gsiust time.
These STAKES ant Inducements can hard
" fall "a bfing t1g, thsr striog OF colt.
10 which the OLD Msla- Ststs may well b.
proud. Address A l. Dsnnison, SEC ,
Portland, 90 or b. fore April 10
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News OF the Week.

s.,rsn.t. h Disaster q $3.50 ~hsrs "a
Ansfirsn al 9erinsl mfaof 80 sffs -rffAfA
,ssuss - hsss 80 g. - ~ a.slt{ r m, ".
-. e. - 80 q a. dsagsruas ksltf - - - =.
- - t..rus.is Thsrs - rsraisiirr In NJ 49,
- 49, trtatlns tssssl. g. sfsF 90 So - .i
49,. sscrri II 49, NJ f1arrrrasf - -
C.,tast esctl.s = rf'-sfsls ,.s.sfs -.
ns~B.t sslrftsff Netls ~ issasi e. eftsf
s.psrl. III fIrsstrd A. Nafpursl lsanff. eiil' -
tsrssa erosfs 49, 49, ssss - ta, 80. =
- ii - -.rfrtsFF eta tuffrirf - fs-lar
10 oftts patus lsti u hsryt sa.saaiei - o.
$40
..sksrs Ia latfrrsfar lstisf iful1 81 Iailslia
str'arsr. -isa.sF. ts.rriass trrri,s safefnE a g.
- ttr.aEt tlrtsis, e..
wsssr.e., Asrss... - - grs..., .ss..st
\, - -. o.. Ii.,.sgs gstrslsf. \. \.
-rks rrulsrr 0ksfffsiun = sr.na frsif - -
Nsutsrs ofttf Etsu.ang hn.rt ~ q 80 rrrersls,
a.ans rfslu.a.fs sts..a,l.oa- - 49,
tlsiss i rsasI -. a. o. 49, = go 49,
A. a. l.fgrr as.h.nFrT u 10 rlss.
rurssssr a go q trrtass, -. hsff affa
fssfl1g lnsarsnHs oearsnlfs, a. uaaff 49, N
jsrssf cas- - hl'-asfa ~ ga1as SITS, -
tsrs 49, ur.lrf arrssf 81 -amu.t. =. p. 90 49,
~ ouaHss thfIr fru.'Ist srts - -.slstlI.i -
tTuarf e. ~rsFk sarrrss trsa 90 a. if7Hsf tt.'
Ra.i - trfansffIv flssrfrfft IN urf - 80 ~
vils.as-- ~ ie.iru.fssa = rrofsri' = ~ -.
~ 49, \ - 80 nak.is 80 M.unfssts = rtrY s'ssi
A. 80 49, rra.fsr.as tasns hsss trfn s1sas
af'EsrsfsI 49, srfrrs s1lsI F. 49, 81 na1lTfi'
- kruahr1.rs AVE tsea 1872 s-sf II ..s-fs
- uaarta 49, 49, raf raatrl ai - l...s.a -
-. - r. nf.f.st uasnaaf 80 "a 80 - 80
- s.a.I.s fou irsfru1t.au IN a. 80 $50 80.
a a. t.sru.a a. Ausrtesa Yrsss.s 81 ~ ~.
49, rtars srslITf 81 ~ rufiInE 80 ID -
~ sfsara 80 - tskrr raI fl -
FNfnsf IT, slasfrrs ou a. iFsh..nf Sc
lsa.l. az rrsr,asf rrslst.ns a. nifalis p 49,
80 Pas 1859. on nran.. In ~ -
rrv - tsrn trtrrfrf i salarI ra % e. ftifesiff
60 "A so II ~ \ "a .rIrailsrlrs - -
frrksn IL ~ o. sfresf Fl "a II ~ ufu.eIt. \
4 sg.ifh irrra ssl.asI.aa s.fs ~ fffs.-tti "
-. r... !. 4. r-.-rr 90 rr.tsl.f.ar sit III ~
s-ufk rarhff tfan Fl rrssrl rsrrIf - $50 i.f
a. r.aa.fff "A ssrrsrf IS trru IssarI - Nf
srrssI af n.l.srsrr Ilr laalrHnt nn tHa.HHt fifa
- -- u sfrurs f fhr thuaarsi.- rf.llt'ifs Il
Co. \ 49, Hasra.tffasf. II o. la1if
Pc. usrrts.ar he srIa.rtri FL 80 % $50
t.an.. sfrFaas fl l1arstf g. N 49, go
tsnala 81 60 artl Fl Apr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
STATE NEWS.

Asss .A,s factory A. wLi1oorO oil
's slsrtsd al, s,sk
A Oh l,ir In Rv-r.lis ~. fatally
bgfusf -hiis kiutiiug sd,v.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-09
WIN. J. WHEELER, Agent,
South Paris. Maine.
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