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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22


sarcha apart, nothing can bomoro uncom-
promising than tho uso mado OF straight lines
and right angles In this room, not oven tho
cupboards that jut out from tho mantolpioco
nt oithor side have ouryoin thom. Thopanol-
ing Is square, the coiling Ia divided or into
straight lined compartments, and thoro does
not scom 10 DO tho least olomont Of weakness,
tho arch excepted, IN tho whole construction.
This, II is hardly necessary 10 point out not
only preserves an air OF dignity and sim.
pllcity 10 tho apartment, but actually helps
10 givo homo like appearance by bringing
out tho numerous curved limos OF tho furnl-
turo and tho bric-a.brac. To Introduce
curves AT all freely In tho architecture Of tho
room would be TO tako AWAY from tho attrao-
tivono@ Of the chairs and sofa and tables,
and 10 mako the oyo less inclined TO dwell ON
the graceful shapes OF tho porcolnins and bits
Of Venetian glass on tho mantol shelves.
Lot us attompt, with such help 0s tho
artist has givon us, 10 create color scheme
for tho room, though Il win probably DO In
part unlike tho reality. Lot tho franc OF
our old bovelod mirror booIthor In gilt wood
or In stamped or hammered brass, and tho
mantel In carved cedar or other reddish wood
with squares OF warm toned stamped leather
In its panels. Tho small tiles next tho opon-
ing OF tho fireplace will bo in various tones
Of dark green and blue Those underneath
will bo In chocolate color, or u warmer and
lighter buff. Tho rug may contain much
dark blue, but deep red should prcdominatc
Tho walls must DO very delicately pat-
torned in two or threo shades Of warm brown
and gold Tho cornico may bo IN cream and
gold, and fow lightly stoncilcd ornaments
In gold may deck the ceiling.
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LITTLE SPECIALS.

STOCKTON, Cal, Ang. 10. Especial.
In the present excited feeling over
Judge Terry's death some fear is felt Of
IN attack on the jail where Deputy
Marshal Nagle is confined, especially as
II 10 an old structure which could be
broken into easily. IL is reported that
one Of Terry's friends, Judge Porter OF
Indiana, intends TO deliver an oration
NJ the funeral to-day, denouncing Judge
Field and referring 10 Terry's death rs
u foul murder. Should he do 30 IL will
DO likely TO stir up much III feeling and
perhaps lead 10 actual violence. The
sheriff ls however taking every precau.
tlon and intends TO defend Nagle nj
MI hazards. The situation Is regarded
as very critical.
CHICAGO, Aug. l6.-lSpeclal ii, Il.
Jay, OF Detroit and w. l., Scott, Of
Erie, Pa, arrived here last night and
arc In consultation to-day with the
secretary OF state Board OF Charities to
see II some plan cannot DO devised by
which the trouble between the miners
ard the mine owners at Streator can
be adjusted and the men allowed 10 re-
turn to work.
LONDON, Aug. l6.-A conference was
held at the Home Office by Home Sec.
retary Matthews, Justice Stephens and
Baron Halsburg, together with q mum.
ber OF experts, TO discuss the propriety
Of setting aside the judgment of death
pronounced on Mrs. Maybrich.
STOCKTON, Cal, Aug. 10.--ISpecial i.
Sheriff Cunningham left for San Fran.
cisco on the 4 o'clock train yesterday to
arrest Judge Field on warrant sworn
out by Mrs Terry charging Field with
having fired one shot at Judge Terry.
This is denied by several eye witnesses.
New YoRK, Aug. 16,-[Special.l l--Ex-
President and Mrs. Cleveland arrived
here this morning on the steamboat
Providence OF the Fall River line, and
were driven Immediately to their apart
ments at Victor Hotel. Both looked
In excellent health.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. 16-ISpe-
cial l-Up TO u late hour last night
Judge Field had not been arrested and
friends are adverse TO letting him be
taken TO Stockton. u. s. Marshall
Franks states that he shall have depu.
ties to accompany Field to protect him
HELANA, Mont Aug. l6.-[Special.l !
After long discussion on the con-
gtitution at the convention yesterday
the article on elections was adopted by
a unanimous vote just before adjourn
nent.
New York, Aug. t6.-ISpecial.l-
Eben y. Allen, former president OF Che
42nd street railroad, convicted of fraud
ulent issue Of the company's stock, was
sentenced this morning to fourteen
years at hard labor In states prison.
SAN FRANoIsoo, Aug. l0,--JSpeclal.l
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Road Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that petition will bo pre-
nontod 70 tho Commissioners Of stark county, NJ
their next session on lat Monday In september a,
ID, 1890 praying for tho location Of county IoA !
In the county road running east And west thtbngn
section ~, township ~ range o. (fatla fp), known
wArdly With said lane ~ whore tho same turns east
wArdlyl thence continuing In tho same direction
wArdly ~ tho llno between said Daniel OAtea aud
NJ nrlggle, thonoe uouthwogtwardly 70 gate NJ tho
ond OF M. Drlggoa anei thcnoo south with THO lllo
20 whore enl hnu turnA oAAtwArdly, thuncu houths
wOatwArdly 10 q chestnut stump IN tue county Tnhd
known ~ tho Ridge road running " R0beflsyllic,
stark county, Ohio, PETITIONERS,
July 20, 1880, -augB.hwe
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CAN a woman, whose heart is full Of
pulsatlon and healthy, forget her baby 7
IL seems SO. An instance OF this kind
occurred at GAINESVILLE few days ago,
when a Mrs. Bonneld went to the depot
to see some friends off, and came away
leaving her baby In the depot. She did
not miss the baby until she returned
home. When she went back she found
the baby in the trms of q travelling
man, who was looking for some one to
adopt IL.
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Legal Notice.
Aaron Mumaw, llalntla.
VI,
Horny II. OnellnR % hl. DeiIa.

Henry II. 0oeting Of al Defta,
Charles A. Dlmm, whose residence is unknown,
aud james w. Call, who resides " OKLA
notice that on tho n0th day 0f July 100,
Aaron Mumaw filed his petition N tho ,iommon
Pleas Court Of stark county ohio IN oiae No, ulp0i
foreclosure aud reformation 0f mortgage mAdc by
Henry N, uuitlnu aud wltH aud uhnrltu A. nlmm
aud wlfa 10 nalntn on lots "a ~, co. 30, ul, NV ih
10, no. aa, af, aa aa a., Ga al a. AH al ana 90 m
section One VI ibvuu addition 10 Tho CITY O Canton,
county OF stark and state Of ono aud on lot Old
nunbef 0f foter iiOnaoA addition 70 Aid oly NJ
Canton holng lot lii5b Of Julia Ann il0ufol'h Adi
tiOn " said city Of Canton IN said county Of STARK
And state NJ ohio, glynn 20 hncufr debt on which N
due 5000 with Interest NJ olghtpor cent irom July
9TH ihiH
Aald party IL required 70 answer on or before tho
9TH day Of October 1880 on Judgment may DO
taken against them, AAhuN MuMAW
auglRtw ny rnAyHR a OLSON his Att'ya
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Road Notioe.

Notice II hereby givon that petition will bo pro-
Aenicd 10 tho Commissioners OF stark county NJ
their next session September, A. u, 1890 praying
for the alteration changing and establishment of d
county road ON tho following line, to.wltl In MARI
bOrO township, NtArk couety, Ohio beginning for
the same whore tho present road from Unl0ntown
10 OonterylllO crosses the Wornor ditch, In said
township aud from thn west bank OF said ditch
thenoo woat along the quarter line dividing section
10 IN said townahp 10 tho southwcht o0ffer 0f tho
northeast quarter OF said eoctlon thonoo continuing
west along tho north line OF tho southwest quarter
OF aad auctl0n ~ the southwest oornor VI lands
owned by hdwln liaaal thonoo IN An0rihwoatward-
y direction " stone oulvort IN said present road,
distant about 10 rods. Tho prayer Of said petition
~ 70 change tho lOcal Ion Of said road from unlOn-
town " Contcrlle 40 that II Will BIO along tho above
route EDWIN HAAS
Principal Petitioner,
July q7th, A. d, 1880. -Augi-hws
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Buoklon's Arnioa salvo.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe
yer Sores, letter, Ohapped Hahds, Chill.
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions
and odsitIyely cures Piles, or no pay re.
blurred. II is guaranteed to give per.
feet satisfaction, or money refunded
Price 25 cents per box. For Sale by
Durbin. Wright Il Co.
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NOTICE.

Notice IL hofoby given that plat II now on flo IN
tho once OF the CITY Civil Engnurr VI tho city VI
Canton, Ohio, showing tho Streets alleys and iyens
uea proposed 70 DO laid out IN Out-l0t NO co. IN said
city Rhld piat n now ready Tor inspection by pef-
sous Interested thofoln. 1ho Plating COmmlaa0n
OF Ald city viii meet m their once NJ the Oiy liAl
on Monday NJ each weck NJ o'clock n, M, for sud
during All woes noIt after ho date hereoI u hear
objections 90 said plat or any part thereof ANA
making such alterations thereto "a may be deemed
JAMES PRAUNFELTER,
President Of Plating Commission,
wM. H. wYANr, Secretary
Canton, o., July SO, 1850 ioh.Lw
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Road Notice.

Notice IN horoby given that petition will bo pro.
nontod 10 the Commissioners OF stark county, AZ
tholr next session, IN september, A. u, 1850 pray
Ing for the narrowing OF county road on tho fol-
rlaburgh. stark county, Jhl0 aud running south n
thoFlllngo OF Louisville Stalk county OhV, nnd
kD1vn AH the 0llbort road, Tho petition pruNa tho
llATd OF Commissioners Will cause the said fdAd 70
Wnarrowod from 90 foot 10 40 foet IN width y
N y, +, WILSON,
7 Canton, Juno q A, ID, 1880, .Auge-hws y
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CANTON, SEPT. slh, Al BARNETT HOUSE
MasSlllon, Sept, 10th, at Conrad House
Alliance, Sept, ilth, at Chase House.



ThIs eminent German apeolallat from Berlin
poaltlyeiy cures nll dlaoaaea ol tho kye Ear,
| Nose Throat and Lunge after hll oihofalh ITO
| has CURED more cahes of lillndneaa, DehinehA,
palarrh, Thpat and Lung plseaaea lhan any
ChroniS Diaeaaoa of the Rye, such
| hA Oranuiated Lids, Chronic Inflammation Of
the LldN OF the Iris, OF the Chorold, Qf th0ilet'
lnaj Chronic uleoratona, hpahm' OF lhe LIDS,
CanoerOi tho Llda aud Eye, lpnis running over
the Checks, Day and Night hllndncna, ruIplcnt
| on Matterlng sore Eyea, NOnOffhOehl Oplithnls
mia, il0d ili0lchoa OF brown onoa on the nHll,
phlyolonular OphthAlmla, Opaoluoa OF MIX
whltoApola on tho Eye Qlancoma or Cpnplng
of tho Nerve, Amaur6ala, Failing out Of LAahee,
sOrea iledneaa OF Edgea Of Lidn hnd Eyes, hnd hll
0lhordhoahes 20 which tho eye or IN appcndngca
are liable, positive aud rapid enroguhianleed,
Har Troubles arc cured by DrhNm In an
AslonlAhngy quick time, ilo win relieve yOn
Of all fonrinR hlualnR mud ringing noises hUhvl.
meas, Itching, pain, running OF the oar WIN
| nloao upa hoo ~ u drum Of MY ycllg NhnulnFi
will lnaort Artinoial Ear Dfuina Of hlnown in-
gont0n with antonaahngy gratifying results,
Noao.-Dr anlm hna paid particular htt0ns
Ion 70 diseases OF thla organ, lle pnHltNtlyruiol
no worst cases Of CAIAftItff, even u tho
bones have partly been, eaton upi icmotpt 10.
ypuaby hla now method, without pNlni rchlorcl
| mo s0nh0 Of amoll and tAato, nnd ftnoyth futid
)dor 10 result OF CainiTh In ono settling,
Diaonaca or the Throat nnd LunHh
arc cured, and moro ,aslqnlAlilngly Eool result,
have boon obtained by Dr. Ahlm Than by any
other phyaIclan in iho'woyld lie WIN .iomoye
fonallA Without pain And loea of hlood, WIN
cure your ulcoratnd ~ RfQnulhicd sore thigAti
restore your lost or cracked voice ~ good ~
ever, guarantee also 10 cure Hay Foycf, AHlh.
ma, bronchitis, Winter aud Chronic Coughs
Dr., sam has on hla record books catonq ql Con.
sumption which came 10 HIN with ono lung or
part Of one gonO, Ito has by hla treatment
healed up the Cayitlca IN lholr lungs, nnd thu
patonta now bid fair ~ outllyo any one Win
two lungs,
IrT- 10 nndsco Or, enm nt jhla ylalt, Con.
mftnilon and examination fltEE, Address all
communication 10 DIT, MuRllN RAlM,
CoiuubuH. Ohm.
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A HANDSOME DWELLING.
Plans OF a $1,000 Two Story iiesi-
denee.
Interior Dsooration-An Example foF
Commentator from New York.

Frame Two Story and Attic Dwelling
Stone foundation. lAttia unfnishedl Par
lor and hall flushed la hard wood inside
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Proposed Amendment 10 tho ConSlllu.
ton Of Ohio.
TAX A.
AMnNDMnNT NO. 1.


sEqnoHl i, ~ lileseyed w ihe osEsral Aassm.
submitted 70 the elepl0fs 1f iiij nile, oh 40 la
tuesday Rffnf tho hItt lionday N hntenlbdf IhiD
70 amend heeilpn y " A. lpln Al, NJ fhe Ognlllu
en ol Mo slatA of uhoi - that u shall read ~ io
ARTICLE uL
auo. a The General assembly shall provide 10,
the raising oi fevenug for ue ahppo1 ol tho stats
aud local N0veFnnenHl lut laIoa hlall DO unlf0rlA
0n The AAlae class OF subienls' hulyln9 nIauniA
public sehepk kilelstA pnuhe. lmed etellsllqlI lol
bafla prnpuIlJ asad eEeluhlVey fF AM puhllo pui'
p0aA ana personal pTppfnY " ~ Alnnupt hot o.
eeeplnn W value tNa hnhdlen aellAla Tor each To-
AfAllen aud tho Valne VI ~ property % trslnpled
fhAll. fffm uiaH " time, be aaceuAlnbd ana pub
llahod, a. may ~ dlIeoiAd NJ lam
v.as3oS amanSmsnt 'np ,ass hs hs,s slassd Kan
(helr ballots the words arAIall0n Am6hdneil-
Yash and Hose pph.ls 70 such amendment MAJ
s.asm.e, ~. ",O.se '' 1A'l'' Tho "0'O' "i-'A'oA
~s1' % v'ssadmen, shall lahs saco, "a ~
hilihnr = LAhfbOh,
speaker OF The iLiuhu Of Representatives
Adopted Aprl ., 1870
uHrrnn hTkTHa OV AMERICA, ono,
OTrion 0p fhh hhohHfAAf % hgAVA
Daniel !, hysn secretary Of state of the alaia Of
ohio, 90 hereby certify thAt the foregoing u uus
ASSEMBLY of lAs slAls of Ollie on tbe Ith dAy b
APIil A. y, ihip tAken from lhe original foha nleo
Ia testimony whsreof. have hefsanto subseribsa
MY nAme, ana AnHsd my omHai seal
tsrAhl A Vo,sa.yuA ne ION aAf OF Apsll
DANIEL ., RYAN,
mAa-Lml boereiAfy Of blAtA
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Cn1nrrIl, DonfnOsE nnd Noises IN
illn nAeml CmreN.

have hccn under br, ". aalm'i ircamcn
now lOr l,u iaontiA ioc eAtalrh, deafness ant
ringing noises In NY cara end npi now no rount
htwi. can hchr "a Wcll 40 anybody, aud Am no
trul'lud any moic with tho ringing In tho honl
nor tho uHilrrh, hOpCOpl0 need notrny any mott
that Calarrh can't 10 CuiUd, hnyo followed
g0ur directions, and Ha result Hm sound nnd
lldlQua trouble AttoH ALnAuuu,
New Cumberland, TuscmawaA Gounty,0,
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Administrators Notice.

Notice Ia hereby glvon that tho undoragned have
been duly appointed and qualified M Administrations
do bOnls non with the Will annexed, Of tho estate
OF Joseph Mathews, lato OF stark county, ohio, do
vcasod. MATILDA MATTHEWS
CHARLES MATTHEWS
Administrators do bonla non
Dated Augutt "a. 1880 0.Bdw
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YHn AoYM wMppIAa,

Her Majesty in High aood numor--.
sights and Scenes Of London TOWN.
Americans Abroad ana What They Bay
OF U.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
South Buckneld.

The saction sI the residence Of the late
John VI D.mOn ~ss largely attended aud
q. fsr a. nambsfs 20 ~As sOms,hlbg MOTE
than . miEiaiufe cattle fair. General good
nature prevailed All prices received aver
Agvi fair. By The ~ay Why 10 the fAhks"
The m Dd,l OF dscofum sbi good bshsvlOff
IL sb.taiB- from intoriosni-.
Charles G,mmOn's bfODi SOW Al The east
bad . litter of eighteen plss Of which NJ
ten we're alive
IN our intercourse With f.rmsfs Nc nad
may ~hO src spythirg but ssnsuine i,r
he future. In conversation With well
~ d. farmer In town The other d,y he
moraliEsd something a. follows Il have
be,ns farmer al my dsys sod ought 10
su0s all of The Top.-. Have qalis . good
farm abd sm fairly we'll ,qilppsd for farm.
ing. Dot 1 sm discouraged have worked
hard fOf The past year. have met Vita %
losses bot peeuniAfilv an poorer than /
49,. Aysar sgo When Is this ihlug 10
snd W,-lsfn oou petition has ruined our
cattle Industry g. far - b,ei IL concerned,
sGd western sbd Csssdisu eomptutlOn II
Ia.i a. eur. - fuln profitable horse breed.
.tng have cir hor-, Kind In my stable aud
Will sell bali OF th.m 81 any per cent. OF
their actual cost We farmers can ask al
~e choose Tor our colts aud take Is cot 10
.skiug. have hal 10 offsf fOf colt The
past yer Ny cellar IL full Of POTATOES
With practically no demand, oats the mill.
er r,fa.es 10 take 10 exchange ptsfsrring
~ p,y cash fJr western Oai-. The Only
ihibg. that hs,e paid snything are my
cows and hog-." This may seem pcssi'
ml.lle view Tot ibis farmer Is not alone In
,uisrt,iuibg It. Fellow farmers, the 10.
,ure l. AL before US hou shall We Improve
~
A gentleman from New Gloucester has
besn In this vicinity ~ engage my pigs.
A r-si estate agency has been establish
cd al East Hebron We ATE Informed.
We recently received aplessant call from
Herbert w. Record, former townsmsn,
Dot now . rssiisni OF Paris. Herbert .. 9
VIDE awsks. snterprslug, saeee..ldl
Young m,n OF whom any town can well be
proud. We regret bis removal from Back
f-ld.
The stallion, George Logan, will stand
for service ~ the stable Of Ameries Ben
sou In Hartford for the season OF So. SO
Ia warrant Time. that tssts all things,
.dds new lsurtls To the enyiable repats'
too OF this lastly celebrated stallion. IL
seems ~ be cOnclusiyely demonstrated
that this horse l. one Of the most success
fui slr,s In The Pine Tree State.
Frank l.. warren has refused $500 FOR
hl. three yssr-old STALLION.
Eugene Fletcher, ~ South Paris, has
also refused an OFFER Of 800 FOR bis three
yesrold.
We have not space hi. week 10 notice
Others OF his GET OF equal merit. How
ofssn 10 IL that breeders v.inly rsgr.,
~hsn too late that th.y had not p,tronlIsd
. better stallion. Let US improve the
present season.
J. W. whit,sn has bough, COW Of Al
Jersey OF Turner.
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Canton.

Harry Douglass retained home from
Boston Thursday.
Cen. G 4. M.ttOeks, OF Portland, ~as
In town "Wednesday.
The L,di..' Social Circle will meet with
Mrs.. A \. shaw nsr, SATURDAY evening
wm. Berry AMI r J. Allen vent 10 wsy'
mouth. Mass. Friday. where they have
contracted ~ haild barn.
Miss Lena Packard and her brother went
IN Shelbarur, " A., last week 10 work for
their brother who IL ~ bulli house this
season.
LII. expected that Rev &. A Hayden,
u Auburn. Will pfsseh msmaill sermon
To Hodge Pos, Sandsy. May 2Glh. aud that
A. \ Au.,in. E.q. OF Paris, will deliver
90 address the 3Oih.
David C.rlill. OF Llvermore f.lls, Was
in town last -ssk at work on The revision
OF The Msine Year Book.
Mrs. Vim. Bailey 1. reported Improving.
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Rufnfnrd.


Scarlet fever At this place and the Point.
Mr.. Wiley Lost his only child. = btlsh,
little f,llos ten years old. Mss Lara
ABBOTT hs. IL bat Ia dolag well at this
time. Asia M.riln's family have hsd IL,
ba, up ~ this time there sre no new cases.
Strict qlsranilne IL being observed, and
Nc hope there will be no farther spread OF
10
Mrs Goodwin Is treating her house 10 .
new Goa, OF pslni which IL . great I'm
proysmsnt
Nj Ray Ia. sold his bay horse, Jumbo,
to Georg. Besfcs OF Lewiston.
The river l. Ii.ing sni logs are ruuning
SR Huiehins IL driving his Duroet
colt on the streets. She Is . beauty aud
trottsr.
Farmers are plo~iug some. IL Was
good slelghing last year 81 this time.
4 II Ilutehins. Eco, Special Admins
trsisr OF the estate OF the late 3 J wsk'
or. will sell by public suction q, Joseph
Bsriistt'-, oppo.ite Rumfotd C'n,r-. on
Thursday, May -. a. one o'eloSk n, or
on the next fair day 81 same hour. goods
aud ehs,tsls belonging 10 the estate. In
cluiiug 9 brood mare, two colts, too yoke
STEERS. q top esrrisge, mosing machine,
sewing machine, organ, music box, suiiar'
household goods, etc.
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TIE Congregational Lsfies' Circle ms'
with Mrs Rice a. the psrsou.ge this vs.k
Mrs. o b. Poor Il visiting fflsrds 10
Portisnd.
J o Chspnsn l. building . house fof
Mrs. k'sie Roberts near Lincoln An.
derson'-
Psmp Hovt Il school sg-nt 10 dlstric,
~ - l. X. Aud.rs0u In No. s; and
stephen csho, In No. Tor The present
year.
A. A Wee, IL baliiing . stable for sam.
usl Bs,tou, E'q, IN rAOnas IL boss
earpentsr
The lsdies ~ the Congregational society
ill give an ESTABLISHMENT 81 The hall,
Wednesday evening. Nay Let. consisting
of orsEy surp~r, served In the lower ball
al 2 n. followed BY Q sterioptlcsn en-.
hihitiOu In ths upper ball
Henry Waits will work for J. X Elliou
90 North Ramford. the coming season.
J l.. Ripley has enlarged LIS mill 10 &C
eommcsiste N'iiiional machinery.
ths name In our items % last week sp
p~sribg a. y. I Russell shoald b. v. A.
Russell
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Fryeburg.

Ia the notice Of last weeks concert The
name OF Miss Kate Russell. OF North Con.
way, . member OF the graduating class,
Was omitted. who carried most OF The
soprano solos
The funeral of Oscar. youngest son OF
J. X. o.good. OF Pittsnsld. Mass. . .orm.
or resident hsrv, took place h the house OF
A. X Jsnnsss on Saturday afternoon.
Mr aud Mrs O.goOi were here until Mon
dsy
Miss Ellen Gibson. teacher Of sloou,lou,
In the academy. l. here and r,eitsd AZ the
school socisbls on Tuesday evening.
Mrs John Weston has been sick with
pusumonls bat IL better. Mr.. Weston IL
recovering.
Mrs Ru. D,yi.. OF North Conway,
w.- at Df. Lewis on Taesisy.
Mrs. Hattie Head has novel Into the
tsn.msnt over Mrs Lsdd'. store.
Mrs. fife has gone 10 New York Tor her
spring goods.
Mi.. Ellen Tibbs,,s IL hon. from Bc..
ton where she has been pupil In the y y.
Conservatory.
Mr.. wormwood has 60 far recovered
from bis accident {. 10 be 81 bis efiee
daily.
The house and barn ~ Frank Locie al
West fryvhurg Vas burned on "Wednesday
morning. Some furniture vas saved aud
there IL some Insurance which may cover
op-- third % the lo.s.
Mrs. Sarah Bu.~sli Wellington died 10
Musksgou, Mlehlssn, where Mt w. IL
superintendent % schools. Her funeral
took place hsr~ al the house OF y T.. IVES
too on Prlisy Afternoon. Mr.. wellington
sni isushtsr are here.
Mr.. w.lt-r Libby and Miss III Hubbard
Of k,tu falls we're Ia The village on Mon
day
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Eigar Coolidge hsd . duug fork run
throagh hls foot ne other day.
stephen Morse abd VIII rnurstou found
an Oh fashioned kettle this Water While
cutting dosn The earth ~ make Two sled
road There we're A.Ae- and dead Goals 10
tas hO,e IL. To al spPs.rsnees II had
hsen barred Coz years. Tnsfc 4. ramor
hsrr that an old ladisn namsd hsisliue
buried q ksiilsfal % gold In these p,rt-'
.bd a. The kstile Morse and Thar.ton
fsand was fall. ~ wondsr n 10 Was Met
auac'. ksttle % gold.
We saw too ladies start Oui for |. TIDE
on ths lsks last Tharsisy morning Thy
hadn't gore FAR Ou The lake when The Top
ice bfoss and lst them 10. team abi al
The hor-s tOOk notion 10 lie down, which
compelled The ladies' % tskv rather cold
bath In order 90 uuaArusss and Get u me
shore They werv soon oai and no dam
sgs tons
We undsrstsni DR. A NJ Coolidge start
- out xitn bis me,iicire chest the oth'f
day % treat slck horses lie made sue
csssfal trip. lie l. . good cattle doctor