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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

AflR aryk. slnce. Zoe IN. hrst time.
81 s..r-i up Fan. llill ou the north
stlr IrIs high old climbing bat Slieu
Yaa 81 flrrr. Shy there you are Ia
q4-' lslHt aud Qaakef.like hamlet
ehs-v ls's-iy ever do-. anythiag cat 81
~ aHT. ur say. anything that t.n
TrsI-st .n Wait q blt! 90 vfection
"a ..sr IBscrursry. The hrst psrson
- af fhfrv ~e ursrfsok there. >hr
a. f,mtls she Nas Youthful
irui.r >hs was q pfvtiy female. AM
- aHs .frTping up snd doSn a. ihoagh
- HH, Isrfrttlt 40 lsome snsi knew ln.i
t.a "a. I..t Sos n hsr No. > f,sot aud ln.t
ahfrs F uould do the most gcssi. TO
on .H.H.rf n thsrr was q hatel Ia The
fti.r .Er rvt,lisi. "Not that l kn"s
y. ellen. lot many rosis away ti'sfr
sr7T Geo that wer- warming "a t.As "a.
~ lns 'i.v i,is lir,i, bat she did " ."
$40. ss forgive her, bat he mus,n I
o. sgiin. \ lastly male liar has 40
sh1a sfitrs-r La tsl- gr,sst futurity bat
i...itr fymsle hhl-ef NAV y lrt on
sih al rrpr.mtud. We Sili hope 80.
Nv fhs ssv. M. Editor, When you
ta'r I.tE.ug 49, O. do sni arr loannx
t''lrl 9th yoar hand. la your p'esk r'.
al 5000 hsrp-u o. thlnk 81 u, ! -hsu
c'l...sr 10 = favor II yOu ~ill give my
Naru r,gtris 90 the krgisisr's icuaa''
e-r.. ~ MOI. BE- a. much for y"a - i'rn "u
A. -.Ils 80. loa may tel he, too,
vi . 30 uoud 80 . fair sample "i
u tsg strr's handwriting sie ~ill nna
aus.rfs ~ dssd dated sonsgti"s Ia "
c'n'sr ISL Lots % trOublr caH'e b.
ua'r ae iii not '.put our heads togrth-
~ o. "a grvstsr sI,scc 20 time. ii"s-
~. greater trouble might have follow
~ I'D he "slace~ b--u prolonscd.
~ heart had bsgun % palpiiaie.
L., kurk. az acre torn 80, ana NJ
'hiIsngv ,ou o. make all you Poss'o'y
g. Uli q the confession.
10 ! understand yca "a say thai ii'e
foa1 irum the Ilill 90 Buckheld has us
~. ild doNnsf Well. such u lie.
W. down Co the Falls saturday ~
Usual About To names on the pay roh'
10 - respectable q lo-lkinx swarm s'
sas More drones. feuitentisrie-
ha'r h-sn empti-,l evidently. Lr~i-,""
has 'umited. The Old world has a'--
s'gr,i and our nsw city has VI q""'s'
Vent over the river where The SURVEYOR
A. hving cat lots and strr~ss. ~.
.aliiial spot Nth . grand ouil'-p.'
Ne doam ths gold bug ~tll n-st ,hsfe.
Ihe dsm i approaching c'mp's,l"u
ua' there Sill b. cOlt hngrrs bsfor. " Is
vmp.etel, from the present sPprsfsncs
bureau. Jor>.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
Easy aETHEl.

Thanksgiving Day Was very quietly
observed In TIL. place.
Elbriige Croker. the new trader. h,'
hecn sppointci poet master Vice Dam
II. Grant.
Mr.. ". q. straw started on her Jour
ney home 20 buffalo, Montana. No,em
Der auth. Mrs.. J. ID. Hastings accom-
p,niei her ne FAR ne walth,n, Mass
sui will spend Thanksgiving With he'
daughter, Mrs. VI. q. Howe.
Harry lI,.tiug., Who IL attending
school at Kent. lin, I. spen'llns hls VA
cation In town. lie recently visited al
J. ID. IIastings'.
Ia last week. item. please read Angu'
IIebb In place 10 Angus Webb.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
WILSON'S MILLS

The Bennett Brc.. have moved Into th'
scods. They log 90 Parker I'LL.
Walter Bugkmsn J. bulldins camp. Al
Beaver ilill.
Edg.r iircok. L. quite sick. Ills a.
ier. Nr.. Han. 4. taking car, 20 him.
\ fr,nrhmsn sss hr'aghi down frou
Evans camp >sturlsy, Nth his l~s sert
is,iiv cut. The sSe slipping, b. r,Nvi'e
tn full for~ 10 the bios s,-oSe the knee
nh. hc,n .Bosins AZ ysi-iou. ini"r'
val. The past seek. until u l. nov fall
.ls,iding.
wii-.a'. Nils, Nov. 10, Ia The Nlfc Of
iossph Carter. q son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
NoaIu eucxr,slo.

James BIcknelI aud Q. a. Warren have
got through threshIng.
Elias Monk u on the mend.
Gideon Fletcher has . yearllne Baby
Dean colt which he has been handling
come lately. Says he has money that
says she eoes 10 the frout In the two
year-old Glaze nett season.
A. y. Mason hAs soh bic sucking BE-
By Dean 70 Ernest Damon.
BOG huntlsg y gssting 70 b Qults ~.
sisiag N esr viaaiey,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
sTAFE or NAME.

oxSEp a,, = &c., q 's 80 4. ~
rsss xffwooD ! ISiwk.i sss,,sss Dssssss
TT y hsrsby ecieret. nat ss&ics b nves Y
s.si ssssss. y cksris. 4: i!vs, 1sslgsss q ..
rsssss css!s ~. e - ssicl wslsssiay 3
As ~.ss.;zs:sS.SSc.hxsi<Ss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

T14s, rrrhfm snd family leave tn
H. tH.. SEX faF wsshington Shsr.
thrf a. -rmi in dafing the winter a.
uslt. ustr departure u somsshst
esrrr fhtH usutl a. the Governor hts
r,,t.,-i aafIrv that b. l. apl.,inissi on .
curr .....H to determines th- lo,aiion 81
trt i.- T. aB ihr Gulf 20 Nsxlco snt i
.aHr.r.i t1 appear In Washington ou
FraI uf ftis uv,k.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
raxsaiInn c1ArAs

Mr.. AMI Mrs. J. y. IIutchlns and 'on
have r~turnei from New York after a
yi.lt 10 about i've weeks.
Mr.. Dexter u. Wiley IL sick with
neuralgia In her head. =.
The circle st the Old Fellows Hall
turned out we'll. About III ate supper.
Mu.Ic sni gsmes In the evening. Avery
pleasant evening was spent nv sll.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
NoRIh PARIS.

A. Andrew. aud wife spent Thank.
giving In Portland with their .on.
MI. i.ncy Anlrrws has fnlshe'i bet
.ch~,i 1t Oxfori anil !. nov NJ home.
VIM. y. Abbott spent last sabbath Al
home. lIr r,turn-i "a al. work IN tn
Bri,lg,ou creamery on Moni,y.
Mrs.. Esther Durham !. very low.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

~ lsmsrrti u sorry 90 learn ~ .
sr,frr n4r, o. Mr.. Clara MsrccllT
6reu1 ~ Portland. Who l. sell kDoSn
o. fts r.slrr. - the Drmncrat by hrf
r-u,. al. seil a. personally known Z"
ut-r 20 thru. While crossing thr
s--st 3d. stepped aside to ASoid an az
rrHt. F..E team. sui was struck sn'i
k-HfsrI uHsu ~ anothrr Shlch shs dhi
o. sas uu~ lrg aud ous arm Sete
sraTa. aHI she sas otherSise iniar-i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

Attf. .,D.s - dancing school FRIDAY
tgtf. NJ lis.eltun snnuuncci that bt
o. s.1Ilr.s q soms 20 the lsdi-s . tee
haf, gvmrntig bal hccn arranged Tor.
t1I FL. vrrr inshcl O. rvmtln snsl
tla., M in,ifsiion. II l. nss>ilcs. o.
~ 81. .lln-mnn.lN ar.rnir.l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
New store. Iss Main stree.
IS YOUR EYESIcNT TR0U3LINe YOU ?

Walt only Opcin Maine
Having
s especially able
adapting
sight
RrsO>p I'll. work I make speciality
q W. m.sasa. DC " Bro.n. u D.g u coss.M '' 49,
%
their 10 III not know buiness,
oxford fasneii sumner Imfoc lowell wehye Waterford I,roa
have a~ HILLS don't claim the Only selling but the
only Optican ~ practical ability In Oxford County.
Opcisn
- ha studied
10
,amn "a.i Ike ll. together with "optan. hndook (anhfs
dollar
folowll drceiyed'-Dont humbugg~il
b.
spi
Don't delay II sight Il troubling but visit
Vivian W. Hills. Uxrort OI,uoi~n,
Dealer wAcr CLOCKS
ing on Watches, Jevely ETC.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

rrrHt number - The American
}H.~a. 81 ~,irnc~ contsins az afticic ou
al's u.IFrtl discovered a. >tonrhshi
A. s,.as e. foil technical description
20 t.r H.Hrrtl ih- sriisrs say;
ts. rrH. "a g. .i..i rusts - u.insral ~ :
'. .t-r - rruI-s-s % a - 49, ~
VA n. Inf r..r.sr - o. a q uaut1u "a Has
O. A. a..s Hfr - intsfrst IN - astEhal
800 Fl. H.HrfaI Hs-ssaHfrs - ~ -tatfs 49,
d t..H.. .f ttRfsrli uantf lshrrs thts -
r.H.H .s..#s a. trnstsl o. tnaks tsst fsEias
'H.... as - HnHF 1880 "a a. ua.sst t-aatiia
tr .. .atffTstIas uinsrals kns~u .
sa.H
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
EAST RuMeoRp.

Or. Frank Abbott Of brooklyn, n. "
IL In town.
n. A. Yetten and Mrs. A. ". Thcmp
son Of Dixheld were In town Tuesday.
James aud Johnnie welch have return
ell from threading up Ellis River.
Hugh J. Chisholm Of Portland WAS In
town Wednesday.
". Kingle e doing quite business
trading stock.
They are about closing up work At the
Falls for the winter.
Only ten above zero Thanksgiving
morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
RuMroao CENTRE.

N hook. nov as though business would
he good during the winter. Nearly all
th- rents In this place are taken.
frank ii.tee of Newry Will move here
With hls family.
Dr. Frank Abbott Of BROOKLYN, y. u,
pa..e,i Thanksgiving al East Rumford
With relatives.
Burt and VIII rarnum are at home Tor
few days. ,
The lecture given by Rev. Mr.. White
aide was much appreciated, although
there were not many present, owing To
the rain. =,
BOYS, send your skates To r. u. Bar..
gr.s N YOU want them ground I'm good
shape. - cents PER pair.
ar. r. A. Elliott has splendid pair OF
.tsers that he has recently bought
About all the large colts In town have
been bought.
ne Good Templars are arranging Tor
n Christmas tree and entertainment. Ibe
lodge IL doing excellent work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

Q ysIi -rsts Kemp. Bal.am. the bs.t Gag,
eur." . always 10 wh~n hear iasn eou<h
aRi 4 eant hslph "a .sse.i me AIT wtll eaf.
yva. Q vas thfvstsne.i With pususnoais AT via
tsr sni II broks u ny. n help. the thlliFrn eu'
. hen their threat. 90. .ore. Carv. thsir eouxh.
sai ts.te- 80 st-gt Tbs nF.t sio.s heie. 700. -
srite. 4. H Arnohi, snginesf on the West show
Nv. q GansjohaTts. y. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
apvANr,s POND.

Rev. l.. y. fca.e la. gone to Bos,or
for fe~ weeks.
Nj. Lena Iloughton Il AZ home on
yislt from Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Col. Dudley IL quite sick Will
bilious fever and some doabt. are enter
tilBe ~ her recovery.
Mr.. Fred Triton ani wife of Ashland
Mass, are Stopping at Al. Coles.
Cumming. brothers have bought
grc,,er part ~ the apple. In TIL. section
at sj.35 per barrel.
Rev. y. T.. barton viii preach eaci
alternate SUNDAY here during the winter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

- = sai there are more psnsioosf. IN
Ailne 10 her popalstIoo than any ot,.s'
>'aie Ia the unlon. the total nam'-sr %
q la,sll. BY counties they are dism-
a. follows: Aniro-ccggin, -. :
a.ncosiook. fs0; Cumberland, i,hs
trahklin. So: IIsBco~k. ~; henns'<s'
-; knox. IS: Lincoln. 80; oxi.fa.
70; henohsco,, s.soi: Pissstsquls, 80 :
Sgidahs.c. 5.s: >omsrs~s. sis: Waldo.
LIZ; Washington. i.0ss. YORK, ~
IL hrge namt~r lie ksnnsbee o.
sns.looet BY the NAtiee<i sssar"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

~ 80 chsn.islisr fof ACADEMY Hal
hasarr.,rl ali l. In plsce. Il ga r'-si
iak.a. ono. 9Th eight hmPs. ani nav
,sf1i.,ts,i o. give Ho-oi % light upon
- as.fmhis,i t~opls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
STATE OF NAME.

OXFORD. sss-csat Of insolvency. Thiri
Wsios~isy of Nst. A. u. lsa. In the mai
Ter Of ETGENk NELSON. In-olssst Dsl<sr
VTb k<reby orierv.i, That notice be given "a
i ali p<rs.ns isserr.s~i In The .sstlrment ef ths
ARA sceoast ef James =. Wright. Assixses ef ths
copy of this orier ~ is pabiishri tuo we~ks
sueressitsiy. On the Oxfsri Dxmccrat. Q news
paper printed In Paris IN all County. that thsy
may appear - Q Court 90 iaseiyeaey " - h~kl
siay ef isvc- nsst, % nine o'etsk IN the fore
nsoa. sod b heari thsrrsa. ssi Object 10 shsy
GEORGg A. WILSON, 1siss
efissslvesey Court. 0xferl Ccssty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

Oar lnpul,f correspondent "Joha
hi. t..f-I r,us ilili anil csCsprsi an
hlruri. Hr-ihst i.,-yoa can iudgr Toe
vaar.sf tt rvsding ''iohn'. Litter ,
al eco mice god thing u yoa don
rrsH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

N,asrrr Crockett % the Aikinson
Hoa.s Iaruishius Compsuy's Nor~at
.fs-v iui taptsin Amss - tn stesm~f
-rsan-..-ys,ssr-~ ~ere In this plAc,
WEDNESDAY,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

ugfsA uum'.r from Pm. attended
a. t-U.afs,n hall 20 the n~s hall 40
R..laru Thanksgiving e,eulns, and
rr1.s-t mtguIf,vut time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

Jr Ntrtis's hons ~ss the sc-ne Of
,,m4I.fs faml, gathering on rhsnks.
r,is. ptt. 40 ~. chilir,a and grsnd-
aIIrru tsiug prr.sut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

Er NJ Wedges lecturr. 'nbe Why
-. n ths rhusn~ss,~ ~ili - given Il
~ ,r,try urNt Frtisy e,rning ~ half
-. .f,en. Al are insiici.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

NJ ,ni NJ. wiliism n. Atwood ~
Es.lssI .psui Thanksgiving ~lth
frsnI. In ihls place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

~, = Z, Andryss % Wet faris
r--.st4,i no ths RaViisi charch sandy,
h, NJ Wrirv i-elng Ia noston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

NJ HUsu sol chiiirea % Bostou
..ri Thanksgiving nth hcr father,
A., Hiram iiahhsri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

g,f Ynss Cooper "a Rackisnd spent
n,al.rl,ing ulih his diaghtsr, Mrs.
" rtrris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

T., snl NJ. 4 4. w~igc sreni
T,,rk.g.,iag NJ Turner ~hh Mrs..
Weigr. Taarruts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
NORWAY LAkG.

c. n. smith spent Thanksgiving 1t
home. ct
Edith smith IL ut homo from Corulsh.
NIss Csrville Of Lewiston spent few
dsys Al J. y. Bradbury's thls week.
Guile . number had company Ihanks-
giving Day.
A. stephens.
ThankseivIng Day. aid al ths yoene
people sajoysd y pneh'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

Ns.ien >tsnIes 49, az frum Portland
O ..uI rhsnksgising. rensinins here
l.. thau o. enty-iouf hours.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

n, Thsysf and ~lfe ~ Portland
,..tI 4. Nafblcs Thanksgiving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

NJ. Csrruie IIsrle~ % hi. Plscs
.p.si fs~ dsys a b,Nhsh Las, ~c,s-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

Nj. Tran,e. Besrce % Norway spent
rs,ss.gi,iug Il Parts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

NJ : pslmsr "a the Esstmsn S~ssi
r.--r.r, a last >amosr VAS AZ Part.
Nloia1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

n. .s,,r. have b~ca In prvtiy con
- u.r fof ths lsst Seek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

Nj. los- llarIo~ Of Dlxavld Ia sIsli.
N ii r,ri'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02

NJ. Nsliis DIVER ~ rortisnd spsni
r,,,g..i,iug sith triea.is Al Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
elbROS

The fan term "a the Acsd,my closet
No, -. Ne ssr, unable Ia obiain . ~,
r.oft in tune for thu p-m"srat % lat
s-.k. I'ruf Rsiti., Teacher 20 elovutinu
a colby Iul,crslty, "a. pf.s-ni la the
~,.ulng and assi.tci LA the ex~riscs,
shlch eonsistri In
austs nshrca aoaistty ~ 800 ..s
Il - -. Nls. nisi--s
Il $500 t'rsf nattis
i -. "a Me. shs. sst NJ .tsnssf
Il - Qasftrttr
E.saiias. 49,, ,s,.s.,
Il -, -. MI. Nii~.a
asst. "Ns
The new hullding .. being tlcaiei With
/ -. ra.t Of OF on the brick vofk. la.i
a..g the t.sli a.. removed hon the old
90 The new bali,iins.
Notk ou the bog goe- steadily on, ana
80 Gar tn weather has bcrn favorable
Tor IL.
rise village water Ia. been put In the
ne~ patronage.
nsnl.gi,Ing IA. b-aailfll day aud
tsupls teok advantage 81 u. =,
Prof. =. D. Mociy aud lsiIe frahA
~rFr a Mr.. Ne~ly..
Mr.. Dr. Douhsm anil ilafel went ="
lIi,.rmofr o. Mr.. p.'s fathers. lhc
Ie.tor Nas unable 20 leave hl. Pailsn's'
Nil. Nelll. l.. Whitman aud h'f
mothsr sf.-ni the DAY al Nane bcarce .
M. aud Mr.. 4. NJ. Rhhari.ou, oi
~ .t.r,IIl.. arr al N. q. ,ushmsn
this week.
psl.y Cushman IA. b-en quite sick
| .,d Ia I. f.,.r,-i ~ill not bc able 10 IT,
turn 60 school AZ present.
M. ani Mr.. Ell.~orth sPofori hah
a Young daughter arrive IN 'oa'"" W.
.t-snd Thanksgiving.
/ Ihi.. FRIDAY morning, s ths W'ae-
ss have had Zoe the .-as"n' lhe tn,'
momstsr al a. n. stood Al ~ u'S'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
"ON THE HILL
pIHrCroRy.

=, n.Fs,.s Charsh ns.. A. 2. wsssr.. "a.
- - sssFy ~anslsf "a N a -. >anrlsy
- sTfs sahlsth tvsains ~sfeiss "a
80 s-...T Nestias. rhar-isy k,snin<s II
..-.-..sa Cha-sh nss. q. q. iismissa,
go 1851 ssvrt ~aal,sv a y
sall - -, - a a - - fslAy-i@s sss.lsys
-. IN -. lsa a 4. 80. 4. "a i.si.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-12
nnEvrTIEs.

Crawford & conoyer's sale OF AnaeorteS
property commences tomorrow.
Tomorrow Crawford & Conoyer viii place
on the market so choice lots in the Ana
corles townssie.
One dollar viii be paid At the business
Office for copy Of the WggKnx PosT-lfl-
TKLllsExcER OF November II. 1sss
The Golden Eagle Clothing House adj
vertsse in this issue their great semi-annRaI
clearance sale See al on seventh page
Mr. John Vert at 10 orrin street. died
yesterday Of puerperai fever and will be
buried today in the Catholic Calvary
cemetary from the church Of the Sacred
Heart
Chester Cieary has adopted a pleasing
innovation in his store by employing cash 7
girls instead Of boys. Those who have
watched Mr. eieary's experiment say it
works admirably.
A plat was filed with Auditor Forrest
dition. situated in the southwest quarter of
the southwest quarter OF section 8, town
ship = north, range I east.
la grippe and kindred ailments have
taken hold Of the people OF Black Diamond
to such an extent that one physician there
visits thirty families. in some of which
there are five and six patients, daily.
Tie Posr-lzTELfIGKScER Is requested by
the secretary 10 correct the statement that
the New Years bali at snohomish was
given under the auspices OF the w q. T. q.
Of that place. This i one ct those blum
ders no amount OF care seems competent to
prevent. ard the correction Il gladly made.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-12
sAvrsc yHr wATrR-
The spring Mn Company shutting OF
tho supply ~ Night-

The spTinx HHI Company shutting On
tho supply ~ Night-
The action Of the spring Hi Water
Company in shutting CT tie supply q
water from - O'Clock p. IA unti q IA.
SIS source OF considerable embarr2ss-
useztt last night 70 some Of the eatsng
houses, which keep open al night. TIE
MANAGERS complaining that they lad not
sufficient water for cooking
jacob FuFsh. secretary of the company.
explains that during the spell Of cold
weather for the past fortnight there hes
been great waste OF water and that IN
naany instances housekeepeFs, 20 prevent
the pipes from freezing. have let the water
run ali night, ''Te protect our patrons.
be adds. Eve have been compelled 70 adopt
these strict measures, and WHILE Of course,
il viii result in q great deal OF
Inconvenience to many ! DO not see
that there is any other remedy.
In the event OF an alarm
OF fire We have a man at the corner OF
Nioth and Jackson streets who viii turn
on the full pressure. The full head OF
water would be in the pipes II the loser
portion OF the city before any steamer
could reach the spot.
1t is not the intention. of the company 10
shut of the water supply between the
hours mentioned any longer than the cold
weather necessitates. and all possible dis
erection viii be exercised by the managers
with reference 10 the convenience and
needs OF its customers
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WILEY F0RGERWHITE
He Still Pretends to Emulate
Or. Tanner.
HIS sHREwD PLAN or ESCAPE
II IL ThougAs That he Has Cenfeaerates
in 5ail who Divide Their
Rations with Him.

W. n. White. the forger, confined in the
county jail. who for the past ten days has
refused 70 eat the prison fare set before
him. still persists. 10 al appearances, in
shstaining from any kind OF nourishmsnt
lie stays IN his cell from Ciay 70 day and
endeavors 80 have Sheriff AesrAw believe
that be is a yery sick man. White wants
10 be sent 10 the hospital. and has used
every means &c cause the ian officials TO
believe ham Ill
down some beef fes for him. but he
refused il. as he has everything else. An
attempt was made TO force the LIQUID food
down his throat. bat he shut his teeth to-
gether and allowed il "a trickle down from
the corners OF his mouth.
The same evening one OF the prisoners
reported that White was very IN. and DIR.
Sweeney was called in He thought that
White was shamming, IS he bad no iadi-
cations Of a sick man. His pulse and tenn
peratnre we're normal. his eyes clear and
his tongue had 8 healthy color.
Sheriff AcGraw is of the. opiEssoa that
White wishes TO get 10 the hospital solely
to escape, ii possible Il is quite certain
that White has the cooperation of some Of
the other prisoners in his scheme, and il is
believed he has told them that he possesses
three or four thousand dollars. out Of which
Ie viii pay good round suns II his ruse is
successful.
The prisoners declare that White has
neither eaten nor drank within the past ten
days. but this is Of course decidedly inn
probable. That they have shared their por-
tons with him Is not doubted by the jail
officials
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carries s'elGsfen asns sor Raat hats
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rERsnNAl..

County. Auditor Forrest IS visiting olym-
pia.
Mr.. D. Il. Davis foreman Of the mines at
Black Diamond. who has been seriously III
for some time, Is reported 20 be GONZALES
cling.
Messrs. f. NJ. and H. Rasin. OF Spokane
Fails. brot hers OF the late W. NJ Rasin. are
in the city settling up the business Of the
deceased.
Mr. c. w. Ferris. city clerk. left last
night for Portland. where he will remain
several days, While there he win adver'
tlse in the local papers for bids for the FIRE
boat
Senator q. u. 6uilfoil and wife came in
from snoquaimie yesterday aud registered
al the Rainier. senator Guilioil has been
III for several weeks and unable to attend
To bis legislative duties since the holiday
adjournment He will go over 70 Olympia
today.
Among recent arrivals Is Mr.. punham.
OF New York, who comes 30 be the treasurer
OF the Seattle. Lake shore & Eastern rail-
road. HIS coming was complete surprise
10 10, Al officials Of the road. not even bis
predecessor having had a hint OF his APP
pertinent.