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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05
#oTEsTs AGAINST MKlNLeY's BILL
A. IL Goes Up in Value It Goes Down in
Duty"
lby Telegraph 10 The pispstchi


q, "tsHiNofoy, June A delegation of
5ai one hundred importers appeared to-
oeiore the Senate Committee on FL
q, 70 protest against the passage, OF the
h NlAiey tafin bill. All the members Of
n. committee except Chairman Morrill,
present aud Senator sherman pre-
~. ). NJ Constable, Of Arnold, Consta-
4 20, was the chief spokesman for the
T., tsslqn. tie presented the formal pro-
csW ihc importers Of New York: SIR.
s.,,.''iapie said II was not true. as had been
NJ ~ u 10 The press, that they were ali from
L,s lofk They came from all the lmpor-
~ centres Of tins oOuntry-kew York.
, l,cego Philadelphia, Boston. and Cin-
d. t;, The importers protested against
-. Ilh because they believed 1t would
,slAle Ia favor Oh one class against
1sy,s''si class; also because IL will work
'' w lhe poor men Of this country. IL
~. aehinley bill went into operation a
~ I.any Importers would have TO retire
NJ business. A speaker at the Home
Club had SAID 10 was in favor Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05
A Threo-sriilion Mortgage.

Especial telegram TO tho Dispa1ch.I
RALEIGH, N. c.. June A mortgage by
the Lynchburg and Durham railway TO the
Mercantile Trust Company, OF New YORK,
f,r %. OO0, 900 was filed to-day.
Obseryant men who arrived here to-day
ffter trip through the eastern counties
say the crops are the finest ever knoWhs IN
hat section and that the farmers are
rreatly encouraged. -.
Rev. j. j. Hall left here to-day TO deliver
he annual address at Judson College next
FRIDAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05

three days have amounted TO 300. 65e aiiv
has given Mr.. Pearson q cash prom No
S67, 900. while he still retains some Oh ''o
most valuable part of his purchase.
CHEAP GAs-FUBL.
The North Carolina Fuel Company, com
posed of local and Chicago capitalists, az
special meeting of the Board Of Aldermen
this morning were granted permission 70
lay pipes through the city. Their ooJeci,
is 10 manufacture and supply gas-fus,,
which will cost the consumer very much
less than coal.
j. ID. Hardin. of Columbia. s. c., begins
work with a large force tomorrow on lDe
Frcnch-Broad- Valley railroad between
Asheville and Brevard.
A committee has been appointed by the
Carpenters Union for another conference
with tho contractors organization on the
nine-hour question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05

The Young ladies who took distinctions
of honor were: Mss Belle Jones, King
and Queen, and Miss Estelle Bray, West
Point: full diplomas Miss Matte Smith.
of Caroline, on French; Misses Yina
Courtney and Eulio Corr, King and Queen,
Annie Wellington. West Point, Emma
Reamy. Essex, and Alice Caldwell, King
William, on algebra; Misses Lula Cooke,
King william. Lon Lamberth. Gloucester.
Oracle Post. Eulie Corr. and Maggie Bow
den. King and Queen, Rosebud Chisholm,
Caroline, Eta Newbill. West Point. and
Lucy Jones, King and Queen, on arithmetic ;
Misses Belle Jones, King aud Queen, and
Estelle BRAY. West Point. diplomas on Latin
and full diplomas. Medals were awarded
TO Misses Estelle Bray for diligent practice,
f. Healey and NJ. Chisholm for proficiency
IN music, and Lou Lamberth for scholar
ell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05
PERSONAL

ESTATE OF WILLIAM A. BOS-
~ WE'LL, deceased. --Having qualified as ey-
ecutrix OF WILLIAM A. BOSWELL, deceased, al
parties indebted 70 said estate are requested TO
call and settle same, and all parties having
claims against said estate viii present same,
properly verified for settlement.
SARAH G. BOSWELL Executrix.
tu5-at QUAkLEs & McCCRDY, Agents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05
CONVENTIONS
OF the sixth North Carolina District to lie
Held az Laurinburg.
Especial telegram to tho D,spatch)

Especial telegram to tho Dsspatcf)
CHARLoTTE, n. c.. June 4.-The Demo
cratic Executive Committee for the sixth
congressional and judicial district OF
North Carolina met in Rockingham to-day
and decided to hold the conventions IN
Laurinburg this year. The judicial con
vention win be held on the 10th, and the
congressional ON the Goth. The friends OF
the different candidates are busy now
grooming their favorites for the race. :.
Mir. David j; Iilfair, of New YORK CITY,
Is in Charlotte to-day with view Of estao-
fishing headquartersfor the company here;
They claim to have superior process OF
heating gold, silver, and copper ores
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALYMOsB. June 4.-Virgula consols. 53a5i
do lO-4Js. 42Kal3ii DO. &c. 69t: baltimore and
Ohio stock, i0Oh: Northern Central, 70ka7l
Cincinnati, Washington and baltimore ista,
l0l si02 consolidated gas bonds, lll4 alI6; 10.
stock, hai3L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05
AFITcTING ADDREss.

The salutatory address to-day by Mrs;
Emma Rollins was most admiralty prepared
and most excellently delivered.
The thirty-seven graduates all wept du-
ring the delivery Of the latter. part or II.
To-nicht the Grand concert, followed by
Mozart's Requiem. took place. and II was
one Of the finest and most enjoyable mus
cal events heard in this State. and was a ut
ting close Of the eighty-eighth annual COM
mencement exercises of the old and famous
Southern Vassar." Besides the regular
graduating class of thirty-seven there
were eiebf most Graduates who received the
degree Of A. b. to-day. and quite number
OF others about twenty-five) who took the
business course of photography, tele;;
graphy, and bookkeeping. Additional
buildings will be erected this summer To
accommodate the assured increase OF pu'
pills next session, which begins IN Septem.
her. when an industrial course will also be
added
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
Powder-ffouse struck by Lightning Er
piodes. Dealing Destruction.

CLEVELAND, Quo. June 8.--At 4 o'clock
this afternoon during q thunderstorm,
lightning struck q powder-house one mile
east of Mansfield, Ohio. owned by Tracy q
Avery. which contained over 5000 POUNDS
Of powder, A terrific explosion followed .ea
that that Was Sot '' T SsSs' y i6s al psS building
desolation had been swept in every dire,s,-
ton. Just across the road was the dwell
ing of Henry Roost, In which az the TINE
were his wife and three children
The house was shivcred 70 atoms.
one Of the children. about hiteen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05
TO SELL 3. & o. STOCK.
TIE City of baltimore VIII Dispose of Its
Holdings.
nav teinrrnnh to the Disratch.l

10y % VIZ
BALTIMORE. June 1.-The Committee OF
WAYS and Means of the City Council voted
Authorizing the sale of the city's holdings
Of baltimore and Ohio railroad stock at
nd less than par. Par is the figure al
r,ady offered for the stock by the syndi-
cite represented here by Mr.. p. Il. Bacon.
resident of the Baltimore and Ohio South
,,astern railroad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05
SEMMES -LEWIS.
A Happy Petersburg Marriage-The Cou'
pie Serenaded by the Reading Band.
ns..os., ,otDor,rn n, tho Hiapat.hI

Special telegram To tho Dispatch.l
IrrERsBune, June Mr. r. b Semmes,
Of Lexington. Va, and Miss Fannie 5.
LEXIS, one Of tho bellies of Brunswick
comfy. were united IN marriage at ST..
Pals church at O'clock this evening.
Tie happy couple left Immediately after
thsir marriage for an extended northern
tor. While waiting at the Albeemarle
Hotel for the train the couple were the re-
ci,ients of serenade by the Germania
Bsnd, of Reading. Pa, who were quartered
during their stay III this city at that hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05
SALEM FEMALE COLLEGE.
Closing Exercises of this Famous oio
Southern yassar " In North Carolina
Especial telegram to tho Dispa,ch.l

SALEM. N. c.. June 4.-State-Auditor
Sanderlin to-day delivered the annual ad-
dress before the graduating class OF the
Salem Female College. II was an admiral
production. the subject being - The I'M
portance and Dignity of Teaching a. a
Profession and the Honor Due Teachers IN
Their High Calling"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
lReported for the Dispaich-l

HlAF1fHOlNO tSOr%SNO "fTffff>Gfs
lReporscd for the Dispaich-l
JUNE 4. 1870
Auction offerings on Change to-day, "A pack
ages, and ono taken in; highest so and loves,
sl.40; average siai5.
;a,ernsl-revenue collections: Cigars aud cisa-
rettes, q, sia4s; tobacco, s2,s52si special tai,
ss2.og--totsl, si.30aSt
Private safes to-day; Filters, =; cutters. Q;
wrapprrs Al darks, 1s--total, 80 hogsheads-
sales Of 70 Of u packages sun-eured offered
shows remarkably strong prices May planters
witnessed the sals themselves aud with sa,isiac-
ton and smiles The average sIais on "a hogs
haads again shows that our Richmond buyers
pay good prices for What hoy want. and there
we're no buyers on tho market for this sun-eured
except homo manufacturers fffsy ecnts per
pound u the highsss notch to-day and this rear
or for yearS Priyasa trading vas nlodersse.
Mr. A. L. RobInsoe, Of Loulsville. was On Change
to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05
A noon DEMOCRAT.

d. A. G.. Brockett. colored farmer
living near Tillery and a Democrat. is
changing the order of things for this sec
ton. 1t has been the custom Of our farm
ers to buy hay from other markets, but
Brockett is now shipping the finest clover
hay ever brought to this market. Inc
clover and grass crop is very fine, and our
farmers who have begun the cultivation OF
grasses find it quite profitable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05
WHEAT.
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, June {.-Cottou nominsl; MD
ding, igac. Flour dun. Mhoat-southern ac-
tive and frm: Fultz. s5a9ic.; iongbcrry, 'days.:
Nc. 2 Ole; steamer No 2. reJ. sc western
stosdy; No winter rcd spot 81 Az, June
s9i. ag0c. July, % ,aglc August " asic. sep
tenber, dc. bid. Corn-Southcrn arm: white.
42a8ic. yellow. fOa4l &C.. western frfn; mlreh,
spot, dc: June. 40Ne. asked July, W1,<lhG;
steamer, 31Lc. asked. oats Quiet 9Dd q "a un-
graded. southern ana Pennsylvania, Sianc. do
western, white, Ala.1c. do DO. n4 Sed, s-aiikc.;
graded No. white, SO. Rye e4ii cE.iee, nis
&c. prime, 6la62c. good to fair, :bafOc Hay
visions GuieL Buttor steady: better demand.
Eggs stesdy a. iiSc. COfos nrm; hio cargoes.
fair. 20c.; no g, isac sugar very active aud
strong: granuiated. 5-i6c. Copper Firm 70
nned. IL. aifAc. Mfiskey eteady az 81 IL.
Freights To LIVERPOOL per s'eamor stoAdy; cot
ton, g0c: -four. lgA6i.; grain, ~. Cork. for or
ders. 7s6i. SAles-Wheat, !&.e0lO oushelsi corn
| ~, wv bushels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY,. Juno 4. 1890,
sALEs-FIBsT BoARD.-9o0 Richmond city e's at
rs
sECOsD BoaRD.-3,OO0 Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Gs at 100.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05
DIGGING TO MUSIC.
The Pearson Landslide Company TO r"r
nish Fuei-sias Cheaper Than Coal
fsuecfal taleova,,, a., ,h. u,anafch.l

AsHKyrLE, n. c.. June 4.--The Pearson
land sale which began ON the afternoon Oh
June I'd, the, largest and most exciting es seo
held here. closed this evening. while DIV
iaborers IN view OF thousand spectAt.uhlss
on the terrace were digging streets ~ .ho
music OF Huns Band. The sales OF tn'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05

c..n.,,m.. Mslonsy, Of Baltimore, ron . ,ne
uouseunmns @smmitsse OF Way: ana nsA ,a
joint SHADING - ne lily Council last nigh, ne
ns,asucs sathorziog sale 20, ~ s sses 81 Raj.
"',,s ,si ssio,,er ~ al Tho csty's 1., so'
s,more Ana ONO common eee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05
MARKET REPORTS,
ANoTN CONNECTION THEaEwiTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND nrcHxoSD STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Bosrds--Cessons
Grain. Flour. and Osher Quotations.
Weather Indications.

THy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l
- wAsHIseros. D. C.. Juno t-Forecas:
IFAln for Virginia aud North Carolina, fair
Jweather. continued high temperature
until Friday. southeriy winda
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05
NopFolK PEANUT MARKEr



UERHAy.-Died, az his parents residence, on
osborn turnpike, June T. 1880. nt o T. D.. CHRIS
SIZE. infant son Of Michael y. and Mary Her
man aged Ave months and sixteen days.
Funeral from residence TO-DAY (iharsfay)
nt3P. r. Friends aud scdusintaaces rsapeci-
fully invited 10 attond.
UUTTOg.-Dlod, Wednesday. June sta. a. lis
T.. NJ, THOMAS J. HUTTON, Ina tho seventeen
year Of his age.
Ills funeral viii take place from hts late resi-:
dence, No. SIS north First street, TO-DAY
(TbursdAy) ats r. NJ.
Baltimore sun please copy.
PENDLETON.--Disd, June 4, $50, a. AS A.
~, at tho residence OF bis p4rents. bksclE
FLEET, only child OF Chastain w. and Amelia
Pendleton; aged twenty-seyon mouths aad three
dayA
Fold BEsEIE, dear Lord. In Ttine arms,
aud lot him honcoforth Do
A messenger OF love between
our sorrOging hearts and Thee
Funeral services from Cast End Baptist church
THU RSDAi EVENING at 4 O'Clock. Friends
and relatives are invited " attend.
Baltimore and Paierson N. J.l papers please
copy
PolNDEXTER-- died, At l A. N. Wednesday.
June 4, Iss0 At his residence, 3li east Grace
street, GEoKGE Il. PoiADExikh; aged forty
eight
A. A.. Eriendsoi the family Invited 70 siieni
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05
CLOSING EXERCISES
At the West Point female Seminary-Cre-
ditabIe List of Honors and Distinctions.
dar.,a ~ thu Rtrfrncud Dfguateh1

WEST PoNT, Va. juno 4, 1899.
The commencement exercises OF the
West Point Female Seminary. Mrs. W. Il.
Broaddus principal. took place, last night
and tonight. Distinctions of honor We're
conferred bv Mr.. Isaac Diggs last night,
and the address was by Rev. William 4.
Evans. Of Farmville. The delivery OF the
medals was by Mr.. II. /. Lewis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. juno 4, 1890
oFSEaIEgS.
WEEAT.-77B bushels.
CoRN.--3g bushels.
oArs.-i,0OC bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CoRs.--White, i.2O0 bushels very good on pri-
yato terms
FLOUR,
sauoss Fius. 81 JOAslT, supsrnns aIjs
t3st; ezra. 81. 5Jatl7s: family, eiasts2. pstsn'
family. country. sl7Sss@S
COTTON kSPozE.
Marks frm-
eUorArfosx
MfppLrNd, Ike.
Low AfDDLfs9, i0Hc.
GOoD 0RetsAkT, loo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05

DoOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID KxxcurRD AZ THE pIspATca PRINT
INGHOusk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05
MARKETS BY TELsoHAPs.


NV Yogg. June k--Coston easy sslee >o-tsy.
aos rsles: uplsnds. " siss. orieanA ilse rel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKEr.


JUSsa-Tho market today ~ active with de-
cidedly better feeling, AMI bottor prices were
realized than heretofore on Tho higher grades.
While the general receipts are ight they are
very good for the seasOn. The opening OF NO
bids az foreign Governments IL awaited with
much interest salss to-day a. folloSs:
LnRs-COmmon, ti.5Ost2 -. far " good, SILVA
sl7j; extra brown ionfy, t5af6.j0
Leaf-Poor short. A50aii. noudescrpt fos
81 fair % good working, (halaD; medium SHIP
ping, fS50aiii; good % nne shipping' tl!'lOa
sla75; good 90 fne Ernppor,, tl2s0Atib
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
JUNE A-MarSos steady. sales OF several bua.
dred bags reported on private terms. Prime
6Hc; extra prime, sc fancy. le.' common
2aic: factory hand picked.5aaSAc
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
JuSE A-Market firm receipts continue nomi-
nal, VITA very light sales for want u stock.
Prime. &C.; eKtrs prime, &c. foncy, Itc;
hand picked, 7KasHc. spanish. fi.s5Afi0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05

By xSsss no a sS Sa1 Sisszsss ssis =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05
MARINE IsrELryGENCE.


MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC. Juss 8, issa
sun rises........... so hisa TIDE 49,.
SIN ssts........... s.23 Morring ...-...... HG
Noon risss ....... i1ss kyening. Oh
FORT OF RIcR4oSD. JuSs 4. issa
SAILED.
Steamer Colchester. Traits. Norfolk, rnsrchAe
disc and passengers.
poxT OF NEWPORT NEWS. va. Jrss 4. isn
lBy Telegrsphl
kaRiYzD.
Steamship Danviilc, Bnlaps. Baltimore, gene
raj Cargo
sAiLsn
Steamship Baltimore. bennett DAiunsr~
general cassa
PORT or wEsT POINT, Jvxs 4 iss1
iBy relegrsph-l
ARaIyxn
Baryss Lone star, Antelope ard nyssis 80
Boston, 70 lead coal
BAlLlD.
steamship csfix Norfolk. merchan1isA
BARK cattpiicA. cAdlA ssnveA
S:hoonor Esia iobex Nsu toPo.
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05
APLETHORA OF CANDIDATES.
Clover and Grasses Becoming Most Prohta
bile Crous i'm North Carolina.
LCorreapondence Of the Richmond DIspslch.I

Correspondence Of the Richmond Disps'ch.l
There ore seventeen candidates for the
Democratic nomination for register OF
deeds i'm BERTHE county. and three candi-
dates for Superior Court clerk. There are
more than forty citizens in BERTHE striving
for the Office Of coroner, and it Is SAID
there will bo several independents IN the
u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05
NEW YORK coTroy FUTURE.

NEW YORK. June Met receipts. mono: gress
receipts s.aS bales. Futures closed s,eae y.
salos, llGtO0 bales; jane, flGGaslGrs; july
sl22g; August, fl2l3asi2lf; September, slLAs
ilts; OctOber, tl0.74; November ,tl0o7aii9. = I
December. Sl057; January, fi0.5yasi0.oO: Feb
ruary, so. Gfasi0.E.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05
SIT. LOUIS.


sr. IaUfs. Juno Flour weak and I'M
changed. Mhoat was again irregular and un-
settled, ana clOsed with dHly l7,c,, August 40,
and December NC. boOw yesterday; No cash,
rcd, elc. july, closed AZ toFs &c. bid. August,
sSisc. December, a2c. Corn s"moWhat unset
tied, but prices wero generally maintained NO.
: cash, - &C. July closed NJ sac; August.
82ssc. September, glhc. Oats declined early,
hut recovered later and closed steady; NO. :,
cash, exc. bid: August, gji.c. Whskey steady
at sl.08. Provisions very dall and weak abd
only d small job trade NJ previous quotations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-05

LIVERPOOL, June 4-No0R. Cotton steaiY but
Hue doing; American midling. g g.idd.; sales.
1000 bales: speculation sud export, loo bales;
receipts, s,OD bates; s'perican, 300 bales. fl'
lures quiet out steady, opened geak, now I'm.
proving: June and July. Slg-HL; July aud
August, & 36-6ta6 S5-eld. August, Q 5o-6id.
August AMI september, ja-cla5 3i-5id.; sep
tember, sod September And October,
Is cold; October and November, oJ-Si1.;
November and December, jb-tid 1endors-.
5,eOO bales on the new docket aud 1900 bales on
the old Wheat nrm; demand poor; holders
offer sparingly. Corn nrm; demand TAR.
= r. h-Amorican middling, 9-i1i. sales 81
American were 900 halcs june June andJuly,
3l-6iaJ sod July aud August H-Oid.,
buyers: August o H}6ld., sellers; August
aud September, 26.6ii. buyers: September
and October, 7-6id. sellers; October aud Mo-
yomber, 5GO-6id., sellers. November AMI Docem-
Der. 557-6la5 5S-Gld. Futures stoady.
az M-June, June aud july, sSi-uti,, sellers;
Tdly and August, 5B5id., buyers August,
September AMI september. 8j-bid., buyers
septem Der and October, 5-Gla6 6-Jt'i- October
and November, 5s-6ii. November ani Docem-
Der, 5G-Gid.. sellers Futures closed baseiy
steady.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
wEsr SUMMER

We wrrr much Interested In the ac-
count IL Ca. b. 9th Ne. .rgt., given by
o.. l.. WYNN Ia the last Democrat.
Will. Ne werr Young In YEAR,, bat
having two brother. Va th. 'bloody
NJ, ue cl,lm Ia have knoan aud felt
more IL the anxielle. ~ war than most
Al that age. We thoughi az once oi
Charlie 4. Dcmetitt. also 10 Ga. D., Ike
one ~ our family, Who Vas Killed. snd
brother Harry. member ~ Msssa-
rhu..ti. regiment, Who MAS klllei fcs
hour. Later, son. of James VI. Dcmcriti
Of West I'sr,i, Who furni.he,i four sous,
psrhsp. i've, o. his country's call. as our
friend a.. n. Hyrr.ou vii rcmrmbcr.
l,ry. l.. T.. rtas. ~ Bryants Pond
prraehe,l al the tnl,cr.ali.t chur''h sun.
day the 9TH Inst.
The funeral ~ Herbert 4. Heath. In.
f,ni .on Ma. attended by Rev. J.. u
Iease the lOth.
Mr.. Frank l.. barrett Of Sumner iilll,
Who has Zoe mouths been Ia poor health,
l. seriously sirk.
An aged lady fsmllsriy known a.
..Nunt Drake" living la the family al
jaime. illcks, I. dangerously sick viii
pnsumonh.
The two grandson. Of william u. Der
~, With au auut, Mr.. Libby 81 Port
Land. have gone "a ,i.lt their mother
Who IA. mtrrlei, living In Ohio.
The family of q. VI. Bl.bee we're sud
denly startled BY the cry ~ fire frou
their sous roam a few nights since \
keroscne lamp wss overturned, though
unbTokcn, the oil running over the stsn,
ani eorn-r IL bel 10 noor, taking flr'
and blsSlng a. only Kerosene Will. Tii'
4 ,.h VA. quickly exiingui.he'i, sns
When the father reached ihcm the ~
mslnIng lire was .oon pat oai. Ahapp,
en,lIn, To What might have becn serious
Mi.. i.y'll, k-eu Tell few days sinc
badly lnuring M. knee of the limb 81
~hlch the thigh Was broken Two year
a.u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
DENMARK.

Fred sanborn Ia. bought of Angus.
tine Ingall. hl. luterrs, la Oh. saw and
gri.t mill. here recently occupied by
Ingsll. aud the late Ephralm ssnborn
aud I. making necessary repair. Tor d"-
Ing business.
4. y. iradbury la. worked his hard
.iayr. Into shook aud sent them Ia mar
kei.
Aug. Ingall. la. two years oak siave.
on hand and would be- happy to see q
man Who would like to buy.
Wallace Wood and III William, wbo
have been at work la Massachusetts,,
have returned home.
A. y. Uelcher aud wife have returned
from their visit la Boston.
10. q. Blske has taken logging Jo,
at Hiram.
Dr. brown va. callei recently 10 visl'
a patient az CONWAY, y. III.
Mrs. Jeweit visits her parents and
other friend. az Augusta.
Prof. Jane. 4. Cole ~ Cornish com
mencc. dancing school at Odd Fellows
Hall this Friday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
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Mr.. Elhriige q. O&good, Register a
Dcvsis Toe this dlstrict. died quite aud
denly OF hcsrt complaint on Ssturia,
night. Ills funeral vas on T,~sdsv
kes. NJ. u. Crvenhsish Of Cornlsh on,
ctating. attended by the Odd vellovs.
Mrs.. Dr. shesid went to Portland Sat
ardsy TO attend kennan's lecture and
stayed over sunday.
Rev. W. u. Thayer ~ l.iminstou
preached At the Congregational church
ON sunday In exchsng. With Mr.. go...
| Nr. II. frost hid hls leg broken he
low the knee last week by the explosion
of iog that hc was splitting.
Mis- Rutler "a. detained from school
BY sickness a few days last week, bu,
has nov resumed her classes.
Dr. sh~id has br~n grading the
groand. sround his house which l. a
great Improvement.
The q. L. :. q. mt last Monday even
Ing AZ Mrs. Frank Locke'..
u. =. bsrross went to Portland Wei
ne..iay To attend the mcsting of the
Maine &. L.. :. Z. tnion and extended
HI. trip % Isoston.
Mr.. q. W. Rounds of Rridgton has
ben canvasslug this village Tor stanley.
book.
The ,welenborglan Circle met Thurs.
dsy II Mr. Norman Charles.
Mrs. Dr. iamson went to Portland
ibursdsy to yi.lt her sister.
The wom,n's Library Club met In IT.
Own rcom over the printing Office for
the firsi tim. on Friday afternoon With
very encouraging aiten'isncc.
Nl.s Eaton has gone Ia Boston for fall
styles.