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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
BALD LION.
qrssER REED MADE THE HERO
a Hour at the Americus Club Ban
que-
grp~BLICAN LEADERS MEET
r,-ss5n. Beaver and Dalzel Ban
que. Together.

...-,.r.ro. PA. April 26.-Ihe fourth
..r dinner of thc Americus Repub-
-..h. fu commemoratiOn of the
.-hfh birthday of General L. :.
....- a.S given at the seventh Avenue
..... .r -rf, city. tonight. The affair
I'D. most elaborate iu the history
-....--.r.atiou. The dining rooms
r. hotel were decorated
r.rional c0.orS and %
....f flowers and plants met the
.rerv side. The guests from
....rd.d Hon. Thomas Is. Reed.
....r 0f thc House of Representa-
r.ue,S -. C'arkson, Assistant Post
General. Hon. VI. :. Quay.
....... ~-.-e, senator; Hon. James A..
...- c.,u~rIrOf Pennsylvania. Hon.
-.. n.r.r. uru. Thomas NJ. Bayue.
--. Arthur O.. Thomas, of Utah. and
.....- 0I other prominent guests
.. .h-.I Three hundred aud eight
...-.t t.-. laid. After fcaStiug on the
...0f tlc table, toaSts were rec
...l.l u.- follows;
rrr. rrE LION OF THE HOUR
.o.- ISIS Absent was responded
...r.. D. 81. SchoonmaSer
Goy. James a. Beaver.
n.ubIcan Party, Hon. IhoS-
Grafton was repeatedly interrupt
.. llu'e expressions of approval
.- ... auditors. Tie said. in part;
.v.- toast strikes the only pos
r.-. of continued victO-
the American party.
..I victory wc must have. Not
~,an,. but as patriots. NOT on
INST must Doe our reliance. but on
-r.. If wc are NOT to-day in the
rurt of human progress. Co have
overs of abraham Lincoln in
...-. gone by. is not ana honor, out
burning disgrace. have uot
r.lr, been of those who
. talked about the south
r--.. last eight years no man mas
.-l m. u thc House or ono tlc came
-co.rsc upon either outraSrS or
-- murders. shootiugS or hans.n->.
SHOWN to everybody that ihe
denies that cheating is part ana
,hc.r elections. To is equally
o Everybody that thar den.a. is
--r.
VERY EENAI,NAELE LOGIC.
Wa PHI. south denies the frauds in
r- the cheat.ngs and ballot box
ncuIar'yeuougb. they Justify
m. Wlv they defend them .f they
.rr l.rr.n. You cannot understand
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
MadDogs at Large.

LEWISTON, Ills, April 26.-Considerable
excitement exists in this county over the
work Of mad dogs. One animal has bitten
three people near Smithtield. The dogs ne
came mad last week and have bitten many
cattle. horses and other domestic animals.
The victims of the dogs bites went TO Han
cock county, where a mad stone was ap-
nlied.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27

For the delicate and aged and all in
whom the vital current is impoverished
and sluggish, Ayers Sarsapariua Is the
very best tonic. 1t restores the wasted
tissues. and imparts TO the system SulprlS-
ing elasticity and vigor Price 81. Worm
s. q bottle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
CRAZY SARAH ALTHEA.
Judge Terrys Widow Attempts to Kill
His Executor.

FRESNO, CAL, April 96.-Sarah Al
thea Terry made her appearance i'm the
Office of c. G.. Sayle, administrator of
the estate of David 5. Terry, yesterday,
and demanded some money. Sayle said
he had none on hand belonging to the
estate. but there were law books that
might be sold. She then went into the
adjoining Office of Caldwell who is the
attorney for the administrator. and after
wrangling with him she was elected
from the Office. She returned and
smashed the windows and made scene.
Savle left his Office, and she followed.
threatening to shoot him.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27

..>arEG, April 26.-The PitJSbwg
,>m Company. the largest bucket
'.r State. suspended payment
The company's business
tum any three similar con-
fa.s city. Their liabilities are
at Sl5O,000. To is said that
aly paid out S350,000in the last
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
NJ Cleveland ON Her way to a wedding.

New HAVEN. April 26.-Mrs. Cleveland
made a short stay here on her way IRON
New York to attend the wedding at North
ampton of Arthur Curtis James, oi Ne New
York. son of d. w. James, Of the firm OF
phelps. Dodge < Co.. and Miss Harriet
Fddv Parsons, Of Northampton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
1t VIII be a F1yer. Sure.

ST. Paul. April 26.-Within three weeks
.be Northern Pacific railroad will put on
q new train 10 the Coast. leaving here in
The morning Immediately after the arrival
of the Chicago trains, and reducing the time
from Chicago TO the Coast by eighteen
hours.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
defective Republican Ballots.

HARrFoRD, COM, April 26.-Judge
Thaver has decided about 400 Republican
ballots cast at the recent city election to be
illegal. The rejection OF these ballots
gives the Democrats the Mayor al the
citv officers except one. and the City Coun-
iii The ballots were thrown out because
the words Citizens Ticket printed on
them constitutes distinguishing mark.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
rinlshed a FORTY Day East.

LONDON, April 26.-Gioyanni Succo,
who on March Il began a forty days fast
at the Royal Aquarium, successfully com
pleted his task to-day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
PARALYSIS OF THE BRAIN.
Hon. w. E. Arnold, of Weston, Suddenly
Stricken Down.
Tslegrqm 10 the sunday Register.

Special telegram TO TIE sunday Register
WESTON. W. VA. April 26.-Early Fri
dav morning Hon. VIM. E. Arnold was
taken suddenly i'll at his home here ana
medical aid summoned. 1t proved 10 DC
na,,aIvsis of the brain. He is in a critical
condition. with little hope of his recovery.
although at this writing his condition Is
somewhat better.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
T'be New Cruiser's Trials.

WASHINGTON. April 26.-The new cruiser
Philadelphia viii bee given dock trial
next week. and few days later she will be
taken ont 20 sea on "a private run for tests.
10 is expected that she will be ready for her
final official trial i'm about two weeks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
EnthnsIasm for Carnot.

PARIS, April 26.-President Carnot, who
is making a tour of the Southern part OF
France, arrived at Dignein the department
Of Basses Alpes this morning. He was en-
Enthusiastically received by large crowd Of
citizens.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27

Springfield is wild over base ball. Seven
hundred people saw the opening game II Is
said
The Wheeling, Jr's would like TO hear
from any club under Is years of age Call
on William JunkinS.
The Golden Rods would like to hear from
anv club under IA years of age. Address
or call on G.. Gundling
An the games in the Association and two
big leagues. except those at Boston, were
postponed Yesterday on account eff rain.
n is funny to see all the Tri-State League
papers clipping that item about Wheeling
beinr very cold on base ball this season,
when they know nothing whatever about II.
The Centrals would like to hear from the
Island Athletics for game next Saturday
afternoon on the B. X o. grounds, If the
challenge is accepted answer through the
REGISTER. ~,
The ages Of the McKeeSport team Will
ae,9regafe more than any, if not all, other
teams i'm the League. This is due to the
fact that Alex. Voss and Jack Shoup are
members thereof. The combined ages OF
these base ball century plants alone make
1qq wears. Columbus Journal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27

WASmNGroN. April 96.-The PreSi-
dent has vetoed the bill Ito authorize
the City of Ogden. Utah, TO assume in
creased Indebtedness This is PreSi-
dent HarriSOn's first veto.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
PromInent C:tIzen sunerIng.

Special Telegram TO The Sunday Heg'SteT.
CLARKSBURG, w. VA, April %
William Irwin was taken very sick TO-
day from erysipelas. 1t is hoped that
his recovery will be speedy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27

CoNsrANTINoPLE, April 26.-The Porte
will suspend the state Of siege in Crete
during the elections for members Of the
Cretau Assembly
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
THE SITUATION EXAGGERATED.
NATIONAL GAME.
Boston Players Bat Hard-Rusie's Good
Pitching.

Pitching.
BosroN, April 26 - Boston won the
brotherhood game to-day by terrific hit
ting i'm an uphill contest. Kilroy was driv-
en- out of the box in the first inning and
Daley. who relieved him, pitched magnif-
Gently.
Ros,or .............s 1el 3 { Oil
New York ..............b ] V-IO
Base hits. Boston H. New York -; er-
rors. Boston none, New York ;; earned.
Boston 4. New York e. Pitchers. kilroy,
Daley and Crane. Umpires, Gaffney and
Barnes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27

New YORK. April 2G-Edward Green
wald. "A theatrical manager from Calves
ton. Texas. committed suicide by taking
poison AZ % East Twelfth street, He was
y years old and weil-known figure In
theatrical circles ia the Wes- and South.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
ACOOL THIEF
'ein' out q Jewelry store and Gets Ready
Co start Up Himself.

Co start Up Himself.
gfs. 'l No Register.
,. ltetE>ErEo. April 26.-Rober'
N.m.ra was arrested here to-day on
-rm from Clarksburg. I'm Nc
' room was found four boxes
aa.n-a large amount of iewclry.
Nau-ra. it is charged. entered
.NH.-l store of James Per6iuS. at
--ur. and stripped DO of it's con
et.a taking the pen and ink and
repair tools He brought tho
..-D- and was going into business
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
Gas Filters strike.

CHICAGO, April 26.-The gas filters went
out on strike this morning, as had been
threatened The prospect is not very fiat
tering for the strikers, and considerable
dissatisfaction is already being felt among
them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
West virginia Postmaster.

SDsctal Tslsqraia to ne sunday Register.
WAsHtNGroN. d. c., April &C. d.
KYLE has been appointed postmaster at
short Creek Brooke county, vice j. Is.
Wilson resigned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
Melsh Morkmen strike.

LONDON. April % The workmen in the
slate quarries AT Festionioag, MariOneth-
shire, Wales, have struck for an advance Of
wages
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
The Ontarlo EIections.

TORONTO, ONT, April 26.-lt is officially
announced that the next general elections
for Ontario will take place June ..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
STILL THEY soUABBLE.
Republicans Can Not Agree on Silver
Bill.

Republicans Can Not Agree on Silver
Bill.
WASHINGTON, April 96.-A caucus of
Republican Senators was held this
morning 20 consider the silver Situa-
tion The committee which met the
committee of the House, Republican,
agreed 20 the form of. "a silver bill. re-
ported the result of their work. where
upon discussion enSued that was not
completed when the hour for the open
ing of the Senate arrived. a recess was
then taken until 3 o'clock.
THEY STILL WEANGIE.
The Republican Senators went into
caucus again shortly after 3 o'clock and
remained until half past 8. After ad-
i0urumcut 10 was announced that the
whole subject had been again referred
to the caucus committee, who would en-
deavor to frame % bin that should prove
satisfactory 90 an.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
No New Lottery Loan.
Theatrical Manager suicides

ST. PErER.URG. April 26-The govern
ment officially denies that IL is about 10 is
sue a new lottery loan.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
COOL COUNSEL WON.
No Strike of the Chicago Packing House
Employees.

CHICAGO. April 26.-It is now stated
that there will be no strike of the pack
ing house employees at the
stock yards as was at one time feared
strike which would have involve about
-. 600 men. There was strong Senti-
ment in favor of it but the older and
cooler heads who had passed through
the disastrous strike of 1856 counselcd
against it as hopeless and their counsel
finally prevailed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27

BosroN. April 2q.-The National League
came to-day was listless Rusie pitched a
fine game, holding the home team down to
four hits Score:
no.ton ...o o o O d o o.
New York;. 20 ! o o o -
Hits. Boston 4, New York 5; errors, Bos-
ton ;. New York 5: pitchers. Nichols and
Rusie; struck out, NewkYor >, Boston D;
umpire, McDermott.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27

For nearly half a century Ayers Cherry
pectoraJ has been the most popular cough
remedy in the world. The constantly IN
creasing demand for this remedy proves II
10 be thevery best specific for colds, coughs,
and all diseases Of the throat and lungs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
- .rIII MEANGI.E.
RENJAMIN.s ORDER.
Tie Insists That the Law shall BE In
forced I'm Florida.

forced I'm Florida.
WA~uNGroN. April 26.-A letter
from President Harrison To Attorney
General Miller is made public to-day,
I'm which the President reciteS that
there is condition of lawleSSneSS i'm
Leon. GadScn and other counties OF
Florida, and inStructS Mr.. Miller to
have the United States MarShalS 10
strictly enforce all laws. il necessary by
summouing sufficient force TO overcome
resistance.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
SHE WEIGHS Two POUNDS.
The Midget Daughter OF Happy Charles
ton Parents.

ton Parents.
Ye1ai telegram 10 ne sunday Register.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. April 26.-A lit
tle daughter made her appearance in the
family of Robert b. Wilson day before
yesterday, and the child when fully
dressed to-day. weighed two pounds.
She is perfectly formed and is healthy,
as is also her parents. The parents are
of average size, the father being a me-
chanic. The midget has been visited
to-day by q great number of citizens.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
's'e Eliied to Get Into the Promised
land

.n CNt. April 26.-Nesterday
band of Cinnamon tried to enter
states from Lower California
Hele captured. but others escaped
,ll.s. Five of them were cap
glt after dark while trying 20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
FAST WATERFORD.

Abraham Noruocd's brother Albert,
- Iisyrrhill, Mass. !. spending a wvl
With him.
Lleweliyn Mlllc,t !. moving on liorac,
\. Allen's placr,
Thefu ws. IA unu.u,lly large attend
ancc NJ the MEETING In Temple I'LL
school house SUNDAY. There vii IL
another Jan. 9Th al 4 q. n. Us COOL day
4. y. Haskell MAS someNhat lnlur,>'
by hi. horse few days ago.
CT. Ames wen, 10 Portland on bu.l
Me-. Last week.
4 Young hor.. driven by Silvia Chad
bourne became frightened by q nock al
.he.p on the North Waterford rod aus
overturned the sleigh. Fortunately
Mi. 4. VA. not hurt aud tie horse ss'
caught by men farther on.
Nt.. i. u. iIaggcit l. quite sick viii
. cod on her lungs.
wllms Mlllett so~s Ia s,bsti. TIT
w,-k Ia speni the halliday. with he'
family.
George L.. Warren has gone Ia Cor
ham, v. a., Ia work through the winter
!. ". Warren, E.q., has opened = lsw
ofilce at Harrison ani bo,r,i. II home
Mr.. sa.le Cummings ~ Dccrlng spent
last week at u. =. AWe,,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
wgn pAaia

About one foot Of damp snow Eel
Wednesday night.
TIE ossicrrs of Granite Lodge, y. q A
NJ. werr pubiicly Installed last wesines
day evening by 0rani Master A. u
Chase of Portland.
Golden Rule Lodge, I. q. q. T., hs,
purchss@d Story 4 Clark organ OF w
J. Wheeler.
Prof. l.. G. Batemsn will deliver ,
course of lectures on phrrnology In Cen
teunIsi Hall. commenting Monday even
Ing. D~c. I'll. With frr- lecture. Tbs
admission after first night will BE- Doc
Mr.. Bstemsp will exhibit q royal Egvp
tl,n mummy which IL clslmed 10 be 1000
years old.
The Changers were unable to have
their fair Friday on account of the
weather. u being very clustering.
give . Christmas concert In the chapel
SUNDAY evening, dec. 18th.
The uulsersslist Circle Will meet With
Mrs.. q. X. Yates Monday evening, Dec.
81, for the purpose Of reyI,ing and ~
organizing u.
our stores have a good supply Of
Christmas goods.
The Pioneer Chair Go. have shut down
their MILL ani will not start up again I'M
tIl the frat of January.
Mr.. simeon Curtis Ia sick With fever.
A. u. IIuckn,m aud W. u. BRADBURY
are hauling timber from the Pscksri.'
wood lot In Greenwood To Cu.hmsn's
saw mill.
Mi.. VI. Emery has just returned from
q vi.lt Ca Gorhsm and Berlin, y. ~.
y. ~. Cole !. doing job work In u.
Curtis carriage shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

Their 1. snow enough nov 90 make
he lgmh~rmcn happy. They will com
menc, their Winter iob. Ia earnest.
4. :. Dean {. having the blrch and
poplar cl,-sfri from several bots Ia the
,lginltv 10 Carbon anil llsystsck.
y. q. aud II. T.. Mills, ~. q. aud %. e.,
Ms.on arr hsnling peeled poplar FROM
lhsir land la Mason "a wc.t iIc,hel.
CO. BroSn aud the Morrill, brother.
irr h,ullng birch fot \. :. bean.
Mr.. Beau I. cutting the spruce on
som~ ~ the whitney lot. Ia H. hauled
iosn iliroagh AlbaHy on the east .iie
20 Pleasant River aud strike the rad o.
Ncst iIsth.l near the northeast corner
20 Mason. Iherc Will b. no IDLE folk.
up herr.
soon Christms. will come ani nothing
suuld give me greater pleasure thin "a
;ra.p The hani ~ cysfy meinbcr ~ the
l,hg,dr ou that Glad morning and thank
tbem for the pact aud give wori Of
sus,d cheer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
LOWELL.


We hear that stephen Cofiln has -old
hi. farm Ia Mr. Gsrcclon and bought Of
Dean VI, Andrews.
Enos Head Ia. bought th. house At
Ladies Delight ~ Albert kimbsli aDd
!. drawing u "a th. village o. bc put az
near the house ~ J. 4. harrington.
Thursday morning Ne found foot oi
h~ayy snow that had fallen In the night
spd nov at night Il !. blowing In great
.hspe.
Mr.. VIII vsnc- anil wife are 10 kc-r
the MILL ho,rilng hou.. At Slab CITY Tor
=. ~. Hartman. and Ciswnce v. Ne
..r,. anil wife will have charge IL the
one a the MILL In Chatham, v. ~.
Mr.. Mcllen E,.tm,n aud children are
mixing q yI.lt ~ few day. t j. q.
Gsrry's II frveburg.
Mr.. v. .. Move. has rr,urne'i from q
vi.l, 90 her father, J. L. Partridge, nj
NORWAY LAKE.
Mr. John W. Kendall !. fast recover.
Ing from hi accident snd I. able to ride
out, bat u wss q clo.c call for John.
i.sac ilobb. I. at work for Grafton u.
Ring.
IN. young pcoplc ~ the Cenir- are Ia
have box supper NJ the town house
Friday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
SQUIRE aucxe,1lp.


The joys Of the past they only noel
us.
Circumstances play q more important
part In mems lives than fhev srr willing
In sckpawleige. The inheritance ~ on'
ss.oristions snt surroundings can hsri-
" 10 over-csilm,t~i. Consign the ten
der Infant Ca savage h,nis anil Ia al In
tent. snd purposes n develops Into .
ovsg~. knowing NO l,ngusg- save that
10 u. savage guardians. az IN. latent
talent ~ the child living IN the ohscurii,
~ the i.olst~i farm hom-. who rsn tell
az the Importance 20 birth. ssiacatlon
snd favorable circumstances, Who can
--,im,ter Occasionally tber~ NV stand
forth the individual. like the pr"ud mon
srch ~ the forrest. possessing the natural
elements 10 greatness that ~ onrc m,tr
him horn leader ef men. Hut u IL the
exreriior sni not ID. rule.
u. n. Waite has hullt an icc house.
Farmers are harvesting ice.
Augusta Tucker \. halldlng a hen
hon.e. Augu.,s hs. bought cow.
We one- .sii In the Democrat, "No
msn u wholly goo,. NO m,n u wholly
h,d." WHIST an illustration ~ this truth
PsrnelI furnI.hes to-d,y' For y~,rs the
tru.iei Ih.h leader. p--crle.., without .
peer. To-day ~. hsss.i elements 81 hls
character seem To dominate MI. every
set.
Ye.. buck ~. In the army, ss John
would ssv. sni az far ss hls memor,
serves him. he never rrgr~,tei " during
ih,t term 20 .eryIcc. HIT slncc-well.
TX. other unpleasant things, ". vii
waive the subject. lie has been hsndl.
c.pr~i In the rscc ~ life 4. . rrsnlt 81
that service. snd only nv gr~at escrilon.
has he accomplished snvthlng. South
Backhsli hs. he~n Iotinglv called the
var correspondent ~ the pemorrat. sni
q. your rs,~~m~i South Psrl. rorrr-
.r"nden, sugges,. may do .cme,hIne In
the fu'ur~.
"whst has Ruck got io ssy about u
Anyhowf' Saw. h. shall no, wander
awsv sf'er strange gols. hu, .h,ll vote
consistently for one ~ Bnrkhrld's fair
daughter. who I. known and sppr-clat-
81.
ALL Iri.h has .nli ~. IIamhletonlsn
msrr o. wsrr-n v. Bnmpns.
south Burkhsli has hecn Invited Ia
= prn di.ru.sion at ~. King school
hoase In Paris. II make. our mouth
water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
NEMRX.

Mrs. John Diniorth ~ Camp Caribou,
Parm,rhecne~. I. al her fathers, Y. u,
kn,pp'.. 90 TIL. town. where she Intend.
% spend the Christians holidays.
A. II. Powers u at home sick with =
sore In hi. throat. lie has been AZ work
for Holt on swlft River,
Dr. IIl.I "a. called Monday 10 attend
Julian stowe, Who Was injured Sunday
The particular. I have not vet learned,
e.. Mor.e has sent his foar-bor.s
team 10 Andpyrr, lwo-sle'iding for ~
l.. That.ton AMI brothers. John Mer-
rill I. to drive them.
The ladies of the Methodist church nj
Newry Corner hell IA. nrst circle ~ The
.esson si the ye.iry "wednesday evening
De-. i0h. Although Il was a stormS
night, quite = large num,es were prs
ent. With music, recitstions aud game
az passed pleasant evening.
Hear River Grange. Nesry Corner
held its last regular meeting THURSDAY
evening, dec. lith. II being the tim'
for the annual election the following lis
of officers was eleciedi
AipL. Po~er., Master.
Hiram Hcsn. Lsstsrr,
Carl Gestuin. >trwsrt.
Mike Rsrk.r. Assistant steward
Il JOhn ssan'ier-, Chaplain.
/ A,s warrvn snail. Treasurer.
4 %. Iswstt secvtsry.
i Arthar Hob. GsiskeeIsf.
i Mr.. " t.csi~ia. Ceres.
Mr. Arthur Hon. remoaa
i Nrs. John Brvwn. fkss.
Mr., Trank Ra.-sll. Iaty Assistant stewart
| Mr.. Dcnnis kilxOrv, prkAnis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
hoR1n.MEsr arInll.

Mr.. M,uie TYLER sni little how, Guy,
are siopplng AZ Mr.. Jonathan ryler'..
n that little yellow house Ia . certain
town 10 u. I. the place John call. Poo
duck. why he can b. SURE he viii hnd
plenty ~ gooi friend. and lot. ~ irsiA
among the inhtblt,nt. % that place. fof
In spite ~ their love ~ IN. horse-fie.h
they ar ready "a welcome an hone.i
m,n, even II h. !. In hi. Own oplonln bit
ofa crank. Write often, John. Ths
old folk. alwsvs say. every Mond,y
night. "well, what doe. John say ihl'
we-kF'
Atout 10 inch". IL snow fell here the
iIth ani 18th. snt TO-DAY, the 18th. thu
Wind hlow. terrific gale.
4 Mr.. AMI Mr.. Cro.by from fhgsisr.
Somer.~t County. Maine, .topp-i Ia lin.
ncr II =. Mason's, th. 18th. They wcrr
on their way Ia Coopsr,ille, y. w..
wh.rr they have a .on engaged In the
logging business. They had tso hor.--
hlirh-,i Ia real dosn oi.i tote slc'i,
which "a. loidci with logger.' lmpls-
mrnt., While blankets stretched over .
frame In "se.trrn schooner" .tyl. ~ Vie
a cosy plsc, Tor Mrs. Crosby Ca ride.
They h.i ben f"ar dsy. "o ,h. ro,'i
aud had found good going most Of the