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The national leader., 1889-01-05
LOCAL LINES.

Prof. Edward ID. Scott, Of Peters
burg, paid the LEADER office y visit
this week.
Prof. Edward d. Scott, Of the
Virginia Normal and Collegiate In
stitute. is in the city visiting Frederick
Douglass, Jr. The Professor is look
ing we'll and Is in excellent spirits.
Hon. A. w. Harris, of Virginia,
is In the city. Mr.. Harris is we'll
known energetic Republican, and a
member Of tie State Legislature, who
did yeoman work in the late campaign.
The LEADERS sanctum was hon
ored on last Wednesday by the presence
Of the following prominent Virgin1aDs:
Hon. A. w. Harris. of Dinwidd:e; j..
G. Asbury, Esq, Commonwealth At
torney of Norfolk County; Hon. r. G..
l.. Page, of Norfolk. and w. w.
Evans. the handsome editor Of the
Petersburg Lancet.
Miss Florence J. Smith, Of Bos-
ton. who has for a number OF years
been teaching in the county OF wash
inpton, has just been promoted to the
Principalship .Of the Hillsdale school,
made vacant by the death OF Mr..
Lorraine Peters. Miss Smith is pro-
nounced by the school officers as
excellent in all the qualifications neces-
sary to make a successful teacher.
Her corduct of the school during the
illness of Mr.. Peters, decided the Of
fIcers in charge that it was for the best
interest of the school intellectually and
morally that she be retained as prln-
cipal.:
The national leader., 1889-01-05
The National Leader Directory
of Societies and Churches
at Washington, D. G.

prepared especially for the NATIONAL LEaDEn
and published for the Information of visiIors &c
the Nations Capitol and the public in general
Methodist Episcopal.
Mount Zion NJ. E. Churcn 2oth street between
Dunbarton avenue and street, ~. W.. Rev. r.
H. Robinson. Pastor. Divine services every Sun.
so'clcck and p. m. r. S. PARROT, Supt
Lutheran.
Church OF our Redeemer, Co. 9Th street and
Grant avenue, N. w. Rev. ID. K. Wiseman, Pas.
tor. Services every Sunday at IL a. IN. and 90
p. m. sunday School at o'clock Z. N. ] IL
Herris, Superintendent.
The national leader., 1889-01-05

WASHINGTON, D. @.
Boston Book Store, 1908 F. Street,
N. W. Rev. w. II. Scott. Agent.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Old Dominion Agency. Corner Prince
and st. Asaph Streets. VIM. A. Carter.
Agent; also, at COG Gibbon Street.
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
3. F. Walls. Manager.
NEW YORK BRANCH OFFICE.
Summer House. 1O4 West 37th Street,
New York City, N. Y. J. E. Bruce,
Manager.
David A. Greene, Stationer and Prin.
ter. 429 Sixth Ave, near 26th St., New
York City, N. Y.
The national leader., 1889-01-05
Hint to Drivers.

A wet sponge placed on the head of a
working horse will save the animal from
oppressive heat. In New York the use
of the sponge has become common
practice.
The national leader., 1889-01-05
Newspaper Laws.

The Courts have decided that refusing to
take newspapers from the Post Office, or re-
moving and leaving them uncallei for, is prima
facie evidence of intentional fraud.
Any person who takes paper from the post
Office, whether directed to his name or an
other, or whether he has subscribed or not, is
responsible for the payment.
II person orders his paper discontinued, he
must pay all arrearages, or the publ her may
continue to send 1t until payment is made, and
collect the whole amount whether it be taken
from the Office or noE. There can be no legal
dlscOntinuance until the payment Is made.
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s CT EFT ES.
@. IL o. O. r

Potomac Union Lodge, No. s29, meets on the Is
and Sd Wednesday In each month nc 1409k 2sth
street. N. w. j. w. Lee, p. s,
Columbia Lodge, No. 1875, meets 1st and %
Tuesday In each month at 14O9A 2Stn street.
d w J. +. Waters P 8.
The national leader., 1889-01-05
r. 3. ROBINSON,
City Editor and Business Manager.
Rev. D. e. WISEMAN,
Associate Editor.

Where The ssNati0nal Leader" can be
Found on Sale in Washington and
Elsewhere.
The national leader., 1889-01-05
Euy Iourseir q home.

Every coIored man, married or single,
should set out at once to purchase for
himself a home, If he has not already
done so. There are great many who
think there is no need Of such course
list now as there will be time enough
but such men make great mistake.
TIE CITY of Washington is fast becom-
inc the Paris of America and extending
its borders east, west, north and south.
In sight of the capital IS the city of
Alexandria, noted for its wide streets,
Lealthful location and pure water,
hospitabIe people, good schools and
~ nrches. and puritan Sabbaths; pos
sasso1 of the finest harbors in the world
and II will not be long before Alex
anilria will again retrieve her old repu-
tation as of the leading business
ea,;as say of the South. Land can be
,,onoht @ cheap now in the northern part
of lexandria commanding fine view
~ of The river and surrounding country.
~ M;oh and healthy location. Cheap
homes can be built. Now IS the time
moIs1 ,";nvest Remember your lost oppor-
,,,ni,;es in washington and elsewhere.
rha onnortunities for buying homes are
.l,,noh nc hetter now than they will be after
nwh ie and every one should take ad,
avn n,a0e - Of the present openings and
,ecnre sa a place that can De called ms
secure e,,,side from Alexandria
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
NEWS oF rrE wGEN.

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-sfiinr q fsrrf lssst un ~ - Naurtfe hfef
Canada a-a--fts rlfu rnEinesf 49, rNsiulnf.l
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n.lns This H. due A. the unlerr-iinfstf-s 1f 'ssn
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81 irta n..t.sn usri-sr Nv ~ fhlls.iri.his ga
Nrrn.. uhilh ~. t.su in sssryh n her sinrs a.
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t,srnfr 80 han-s.s M AuhnstHsn.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
rArOarr - -

Governor Burlrigh ha. cent the follow
ing communication o. 40 he .h,rii. and
couuty attorney. la the state What
special ci.s call. thi. oui. II such there
t.. doe. not appear. bat it 8. gUo'i .ug-
er.tiou
>rArr oF MAINr. ENCuuvE prrt.. 3
Alor~rA. Nj. June 2ith. l~~Y.
sir Nv attention ha. hssu called hy
responsible parties Del the urces.itv 20 a
morr ,icoruu. enforcement ~ thr law
which prohihii. the Manufacture aud
sale ~ Intoxicating liquors. cNpvpt Tor
medicinal and mechanical purposes.
Both Pa constitutional provision anl
legislative enactment the policy ~ the
State a. to prohibition has hevn firmly
established n therefore bscume. nay
duty lei. me chief Executive o. 49, that
tn laws hr faithfully eNrCuted have
me- disposition to shrink from nav sworn
obligation in this rrgari. With couf-
drnce ! assume that you entirely agrve
with me- AZ to che binding force "a the
law and as to shat d. lmperafiVvly df-
mandr,l - those Nho have bevn chosen
to execute 10 in Dor. spirit and according
tu o. intent. and that 10. enforcement
against The liquor traffic l. a. imperative
~ against other criminal transactions.
I call your special attention o. what Tho
puhlic IA. the right o. eXT-tt ~ 40 eX-
eCuiiye uf'ioers ~ the state. ~ The Cuun-
tiss and - the municipalities. and al
your cooperation in maintaining the
authority ~ the lav by a vigorous. and
persistent prosecution "a IT, yiolat0rs.
trusting Ina 80 doing to receiye the APP
prevail 20 an law-ahi,ling citizens.
VERY respectfully.
EDWIN 4. BUHITIGH. Governor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
TIE LArCsr Feov Jo-sSrowN

Afer DO dr.t excitement 40 Johu.-
town va. over. 30 ~. thought that ths
fret estimate. 90 che lo.. ~ lie vcrs
tno large. and conservative mru PLACED
BE- So lov a. g.uso At meeting 20 The
lo,sl rhy.icisus short time ago. Be- "a.
irciic,l that uot "a soul le.. than lu.Us
people vrrr lo.t .n che aooi. on 49,
cwuui ~ thr knowleigr ~ thr people
possessed Psi the physicians, thi. T. look.
c,l upon "a. reliable.
\ PROMINENT firm ~ johu.toVu mcr.
chants. h-s,, io-er. hy che fo..i. arr to
bring .uit for damage. against the south
Pork Wishing club, which built The dam.
hi. will b.. r. te.t case. and It. rro.ecu-
tiou viil he supported hy a fund sub
-crih.i hy several % The lo.sr.. TIE
ease will D. watched with Interest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
TrE ATTITUDE oF OUR STATE
DEpARTHENT


We congratulate America very heartily
upon the signal success that has attended
her ca the first occasiou abe hss squared
up o. a flrst-class Power and let Il D.
distinctly understood that she means 90
have her way or abe would know the
reason WHY. This constitutes the "a
preme signifcance % the samoan Con-
fcrvnce. Hitherto America has been
treated a. a qHlHfife asgiigsnbis hence-
forth Il vii BE- Understood that she l.
perfectly prepared % spend any number
~ millions In order o. make good her
word when she considers Il pledged. 20
vindicate her honor when she thinks Il
involved. or 90 defend her Interests
wherever they NAV D. attacked. The
terms Of settlement re-e-tablish the status
quo 40 far a. the ~amoans are concerned,
bat practically share cut Of Englands
position between Germany aud the Unit
"a states. Our Interests appear 20 have
been treated a. secondary and s1oordi-
nate throughout.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
sllrrrss 70 Y

To Publisher. - ne Ifi.dsm Al
,erti.sr announc, that ou ths first ~
september next. they .h,l phc, the
.uh.cripiion n.t - that rarer on cash
ha.i.. disseminating au paper. 40 th'
expiration 20 the time pail fur. anil .eui-
iug r to none hut ad,anc-payius sub
scriher. hi. O.. Ca the right iir-,tion.
and $40 vi.h ih~ Advertiser .uccr.. in
I'm. t.nlI move.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
a sgRlous QUESTION

\ gentlemen of the old school LA ca
fori County. Who used to aspire 90 al
kinds 20 official hon0rs. aud sought
every occasion % expose his oratory
Was once Undertaking the feat ~ fording
the Andruscoggin River With the old
mare and wagon. suddenly one whee
struck a hidden rock while the other set-
tied In the sand. and the old man found
himself Gagged beneath his wagon on ths
bei ~ the river. The OLD man In relat'
Ing the circumstance, said ''the first
thing thought ~, Was, how should
sfoHorris myself.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
rss fous1s AT 1se FAIR GROUNDS.

At the Fourth of July meeting Of the
oxford County Trotting Horse breeders
Association al the fair grounds, there
will b. the following races; 500 class,
purse slOO; 3;i5 class, purse $50, open
TO PAGERS and trotters; 2;35 class, purse
500. There will also De a base ball
tournament between four clubs, for a
purse 81 s75.0O. Ball playing win begin
NJ o A. NJ; trotting at r.. NJ. Admis-
sion - cents. some good trotting aud
ball games may b. expected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
Notice ef second Meeting ef ,T'di'"''
In Iasolssnsy.

To the eFeslitors - DAM u. liALL or 80
insoltent nshtor. -.
Nou are hsrsby notinei That 9Th ~ sll
val ~ the JUICY ~ thu tour ~ ih-i.'tl
Tor salt County The -ccond hestinE oi ~ al al
the Probate Coart NAN In Fans in All toen..
on "Wednesday the 18th dAy ~ July, \ ". -,
a mine o'clork In tn fgfrBoon. % ~ t.si
yourselves accoriingiy. Given unhef ~
snsi the orier ~ Court this iish DAY 81 '-n''
u. l~ss. 90,
uERRICK &. DAVIS. Register . ~ ''-'
% Insolvency Cor sAid C0unfy % Otfori
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
Ns,is. ef second W..,i.s OF crsdi'o"
In InsolssnsN.

To The er,-iiior- ~ WILLIAM ~ lithh VI VI
~ Norway, ln ths touniy % ohturl ADJ
Maine. In-olsent Dvttnf
loa arv hervby notinei. That VII ~ ~
prevail ~ The Judxr - H. auur 81 lhsnI.f
fur sald County The ~cnrni hestins II Il.
tr-iitSrs % sAh lnsolteut T. aprniniei
- heh a Tie Probate ,"at 80. t-fF
Part. In salt COUNTY on Neinss.isf - ~
day - Juiy. 4. u. ts-l ~ nins u'ch-A in W.
ns-sh. Zoo will owen your-eNe- -" -
Given under my hand and ths ortsf oi ''-''
this lath day ofJaBs 4. u. ts-l. . ,
HFRRICk 4. DAVIS Register ~ the tolH ~
Insolvency for ALI County - oNfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
N.siss OF sss.sa w..,i.s sf Creditor
La Ia.alssasy.

To- the Cre.iitor. - rERLEl \ tkAMt'h.l
~ Norway. IN ths County - uNfnri ahI '.'
Maine. fnsolysut Ilsltuf
You arr hsrvhy notihssl. That 9TH g. tII'
val - the Jusige ~ ths 1our - int'ff.
for saii COUNTY ths ~eronf MesunF ~ o. n
tors 20 ali iusolssut l. appointed O. y 30. ~
ths frvisate Count rrum IA Pare in a.
"a nins o'clsrs o. ths fprvnf-un. l1u - I.I
yoursslte. arcorilngiy. sifsn un'lff n
and ths orisr - Couu thls I'D Ia
Jane. 4. u. l-a
IIHHRiCk a. DAVIS. He.dsisr - o. taa'
- Insolgenry for All County ~ uAflri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
MARRIED

On Auant. iunr o. ht suunsf lFans. -
lsfh - NnfwaF
o. nftirtnn. Iuus T. Trs.fT Hussrii - nit
tsn anH Louisa 4 Hnte ~ nnHsuffti
o. fartHn iurr H.. Nliam Nallf aui NJ
sarah = ~naU
in ni,feli. iuns ii. n 4 RYDER ~ ranion
anI Matte ttnirnau nf uINnrll
o. ~ar.iru. June n hF Hfr fseu iiaskfi
gafvn0r . ilne aut MAJ 4 lHis bah u
~arifu
o. s.slth t'aris Iurr it. Iisiu n Thafsr o
rarIs col " tsrrfrii.fr tt.iir uf ~arInrr
o. N,aafstIsk frnf O. hf Ailrn hHss VI
~0sft NsrrfiI nf Nru atlufrsfff nui ME- NrIni
q. nvart. daughter 20 NJ nsnirl ufIhnt u
ltfUrnn.aHI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
BORN

u Crass Naler. Ianfafuia. June 4. o. the wlf'
- waltz , MnftHn. tsurhtef
o. >arwaY. iuns g. o. e. stfc ~ pruni'
rae e snn.
IN rriau. Iuns o. g. a. wife afW y uuns
stssl ssu.
uian a daurhtff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
At~s eOpy-Iiis.; Ill. c. DAVIS. Register.
No,'s. srs.ss.a M..,ins OF Creditor. In
InsolysnsY.

To the creditor. ~ CHARLES u. SPEAR, of
stonsiasm. In thu County % oxford and state ~
Maine. Insolyent Debtor.
fOa are hereby notified. that with the approval
81 the JUICE ~ the Court % insolvency for ssi,i
county. The Second meeting OF the crssiitor. 81
Probate Court Room In Psr. IN .sli county. on
"Wednesday, the f5th day % July. A. n. l.-s, %
nine O'Clock In the FORENOON. fou win govern
yourselves accordingly.
Given under my hAni and the order Of Court,
thls ltxh day of June. A. u. isss.
,HERRiCk G. DAVIS. Register Of the coar
OF Insolvency Tor said County Of oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02

Ou accouui 20 some trouble iu counec-
tion with The Inaugural parade 40 Wa.h-
ingiou lat Narrh. one Naior irme.
pulled ne no.e 20 Goy. Beaver ~ Penn
syl,ana.-su act for which D. sftrrNari
humhlv apologifei. Ntout ono hundred
citir,n. ~ ths cts ~ Pitt.hurs. burn
ing to distinguish thcm.sl,e. hy show
iug their bong ear., have cent Major
Nrmr. "a gold medal al. "a testimonial ~
their appreciation 90 ihs in.ult o. Gov.
Beaver.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
xox ur.IprNr rAxrs.

In ths town ~ Ansny In the County u oSfcri,
zoe thr year 49,.
The faihiwtns ut uftaNes on rial estais - nnn
rr.lisnt uwnefs In ths town ~ Albany. Toe The
year ls-- IN hllls rummittsri o. nsElsri INV
coii..t.g ~ AL town ou The fsh hay ~ June
ts.- fas tssu rrturussi ~ him o. me a. fFtaain
ins untssii un ths hrst DAY - NAV ls-t 10y ~.
eeTtinsa tr 81 that dats sol nuN rsmains unlaid
tsfgst ant sharrr. ar ne pad Into The trvasurl
~ alt town within sightfsn flenths ffufn tlss
tate ~ rumnitmeut ~ said hil mugh - ~
rial sststr taNssi ~ stil - suflcieut a. laY Tn
amnuni ius thsrvfaf, inciulinr iutrrvat aWl
shar.rs all without iufthsr naticy ~ soil n
puhIlf auftinn "a ths tryasuWf's once IN t.all
Anany. un ths nrst Mouiay ~ February l-sa. Al
-. -. "a A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
oyroRp. ..-M. ceur Of rr,l..,s l.Li .

OXFORD, =. M . Count ~ Probate he'll Al
frysburT. within and for the County ~ Oxfor,i
on the hrst Tuesday ~ June, A. ~. liza.
On the Petition ~ Hannah walker, Admini.
tratrtx ofthe estate ~ John ". Walker, late Of
fryeburE. In all County. decesse.i, praying fof
liosnse a. eel and convey the pine, spruce and
bemls-k trees on . certain trset 81 land situated
In saif fryeburg. and de-crtlei In her petition
on Ole In the probate once. which ae n inches
AMI upwari Al the ground, st an aiyantageous
Offer ~ thrce hundred AMI seventy i've dollars.
oRbtnkD. That the aid petitioner give n0tics
IA all persons Interested, by causing an abstract
fori Democrat. . newspaper printed h Paris.
In -aid County, that they may APPEAR a PrOlste
Court. 81 he he'll a Paris. on the thiri TUESDAY
81 July next, st nine o'ccsk In the forenoon. AMI
show cause n any they have why the came should
not he granted.
GEORGE A. WILSON, jude.
Atrus eopy-Astsss I'll. c. DAVIS. Rsgisssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
A pLuN ron A NAlNr rplroR

Hou. John l. stevens. politi,al r,ilior
~ the Keuneh., Journal hs. he-n np-
pointed minister r,.iirni AZ Hawaii W
steven. D.. hal prr,iou. diplomatic ~
perirnc.. AMI MI. appointment b. gcuer-
aliy afsruV,,l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02
No.,,. - ...,..,, :. NJ. Appeln,m.ai,

AZ Bethsl. In the Coabty - ONfgr'i ani
~ Maine. thu lath dsy ~ June, 4. u - AL.
The uniisrslxnet hertby Efe- notifs ~
appointment a. Assignee -
GEO. nAMstf - kiiey fiantsueh'
In The County - OxfOri. insolsent Det.sI' -
has been declared an lnsOltent upon ~ 80
ton by ths Court % insolvency for SAT- '''''
ALyAx n. GOODWIN, Asslspss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-02

OXFORD. - Ala Count ~ Probate he'll II
PARE. Within Ani for the County 20 ONf0ri
0n the thlri Tuesday 81 June. 4. n. la.
On the petition ~ Oren 4. II0rr. Guariiar
~ Ernest {. Horr. Marion l.. II0rr AMI Anna N
Horn. minor heir ~ Mar A. Horn. late II
Tor license h. ell and convey certain rral -
tate sltuateSi In ssii Waterfront aBi descfil-- IN
hi pstltion on de In the probate ofhce n an a.
yantageous orer ~ eight hunirrsi dollars.
OkntnfD, That The ssid petitiooer 1--WE notice
of his pstition. with this 0rier therton. o. ~
Published three wesks successfully In the on
fori Demorrat, newspaper printed a Paris.
IN salt County, that they may spIesr ~ 4 Pro.
hate Count. o. he he'll a faHs on the thlri
Tuesday ~ July newt "a nine o'elssk In the fore
noon. AMI shaw cause, n any they have, WHY the
same should not - grsntei.
GEORsE 4. WILSON, JusiEe.
Atrus oopy-atte-t III. q. DAVIS, Rexisier
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The Grand Trunk and RumfOrd Falls
aud Buckheld Railroads will sell eXcur-
sion tickets At Que fare for round trip,
between all stations on the two roads,
good July "a % 5th.
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aud overlook the hundreds and thou
sands of sound, leyel-heale'i, practical
business men who have come forth from
the gooi influences ~ this grand instl-
tuition Ia battle more successfully with
th. conflicts of life for having had the
advantages of It, most excellent moral
and intellectual training. u u not
through this class that Hebron Yields
it, greatest influence to-day
of Ilehron's present We can hardly say
too much In praise II the good work
which the head ~ the Institution has
done and l. doing In It. behalf. Prof.
Sargcnt's work there has been brilliant
.uccess FROM the beginning aud coniln-
uation of the line ~ policy laid out by his
able Predecessors, Some ~ them have
laborcd under dlscourgmcnts aud dis.
advantages and Vet the work has pursued
an upward tendency until to-day II ap-
Ipears Ia d. crowned with the sucre-s 81
all the labors ~ past aud prcsent. aud
springing Into a new era, which VIII
place Il even IN al It, appointments with
the flnest schools ~ L. class Ia the coui'-
try. Certainly the outlook for It. future
l. more promising than NJ any preNlou.
time In u. history, anh every friend ~
education will rrlolc- Ia scc the Efforts
~ year. of hard labor crowned with
permanent success.
riIT CoNcTWr.
Returning to the exercise. II Hebron.
commencement. We should leave our re-
port Incomplete II mention was not made
~ the commencement concert given Ia
the evening hy the Temple Quafietie III
llOsion. Grimmer's Orchestra IL Port
land. Miss Belle Ihrtlett. soprano, III
Portland. and Mr.. George \. Briggs,
pianist, ~ South Paris.
10 say that the cunccri WIS given =
"cruWdeil house" does not expires u
fully. fuT net only vs. every selt fille'i,
bat the alslr- wrrc hllri With chair. to
accommodate The overflow. The cuncefi
consisted ~ the following programme
and was most succcs.iul Ia every rrspect
I o,enurv. Uomsuiigus. Kslsr ilela
trimurr's urrhsstra.
Z Veal ularrh Nue FORWARD ~tuuh
Tempie Ousrftts
3 Song. ilsaten iisih ~h-i Tear, honAen
Mi. nsrstt
4 MrisY. Tho t.sndsn. len ~ Wit
sfimulrFs uriTstrs.
song. "i.nts's sartus., -hsiiey
Nc WshlrF
INtrsvarsnfs, "uT~ratiqus." '.snee
temrls Quarsiie.
''''' '''A'' W.. nu:..
Glse "lasl llornst.' Cailiot
Temps ouars,ie.
p haiai. rfhs Sans hat Rsafi-si uf llsaft.
Ni.s nsrhtt
o. rsr ssnE. iafs's call" tisskrr
Trmpk Quarstie.
The Temple Quartettc drought down
the hou.e" every time and responded
generously o. many encorc.. They an,
''artist.~ In their line and scorr'l q per-
fc,i sucr-s. In thrir first appearance
among the oxford lIears.
Tho work ~ Grimmer's Orchestra,
Mi. Hsulc't aud Mr.. Brlggs l. i"o vel
known ~ Hebron to nec,i comment from
NJ. II l. evidence that they arr appr,e
rlatsd hy the fact ~ their heing em'
ployr'l wear after YEAR and always draw
and please q large audience.
Al ~ Hebron. annual commencement
cNrrri.c. we're a decided succrss. and
every one ~ Tho many Who took The
trouble anil expense 10 attend, went
home pleased With vhlt they stV and
hcapl. Tic ~ HsirlH'