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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-11
WEST BERGEN.

The Ladies' Parsonage and Social
Union OF the West Side NJ. 4. Church
met in the church parlors yesterday
afternoon and transacted consider
able business. Arrangements for the
sociable ON Thursday, january 1,
were made. An excellent literary and
musical programme will be presented.
The committee in charge of the
entertainment promises TO make this
sociable the most enjoyable one ever
given in the church.
The Bible Glass in the NJ. e. Church
last evening was well attended. Mr..
William III. Beach led the meeting.
The teachers of the South Bergen
Reformed Church Sunday School. at
their recent meeting, changed the
date of the Christmas entertainment
from December "a to December 26.
The teachers have purchased a num-
Der of pretty gifts for the scholars. A
large tree has also been purchased
and will be trimmed and lighted at
the entertainment.
The West Bergen Women's Chris
tan Temperance Union held their
regular monthly meeting in the NJ. K.
Church parlors yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. William III. Beach presided over
the meeting. A large amount OF bust
ness was transacted. A number OF
visitors were present.
The tracks of the new electric road
have been laid as far as Lexington
venue They will all be laid by the
latter part of next week.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Citizens Improvement Associa-
ton will be held at No. 200 West Side
avenue next week. The new plans OF
the sewerage system which were APP
proved by the executive committee,
will be exhibited and explained. The
matter of street lighting will also
come up for consideration. An effort
will be made to secure more lights IL
the vicinity OF the bridge on Eye
avenue. All citizens interested in the
new Improvements are cordially in
vited to be present. President Jen'
ming requests a full attendance of the
members at this meeting. Other i'm,
portant business will also be trans
acted
The West Bergen Pleasure Club
will meet at the club house. Glen
denny and Mallory avenues, this
evening. Important business will be
transacted. Arrangements will be
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-11
RAYoNNE.

Miss Edith May Wood, of this city,
and William o. Tile, Of Jersey City,
were lately married.
Mrs. William Fryer. OF Avenue ID
and Sixth street. has returned from a
visit to her mother. Mrs. Alexander
Baxter, Of Manchester, Va.
GEORGE NJ. Banks, Jr., of No. %
West T~hirty-ffth street. was married
in Plainfield to Miss Addie RowIey. OF
Mount Pleasant.
Miss Gertrude NJ. Van Donald, one
of the teachers of School No. ?, is TO
be married o after the holdidays.
She has resigned her position.
The Pamrapo Athletic Club viii
hold the first OF their series of enter
taininents this evening at their club
house.
Work has been commenced on the
sewer to run through Avenue G, be-
tween West Eighth and West Tenth
streets.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-11

made for a housewarming and recep-
ton.
The South Bergen Reformed church
is making on effort TO dispose OF the
church and property on Bergen ave
nue., for which they will have no use,
after the new church is erected.
Mr.. G. p. Droane is erecting a hand
some two story dwelling on Boyd ave-
nue., which will cost 81, $40.
Several prominent business men OF
West Bergen are agitating the ques-
ton of organizing q West Bergen
council Of the Royal Arcanum. There
is no lodge Of any description in
West Bergen, and a branch council.
II organized, should prove a big sue
cess.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-11

Mr.. J. Meyers is filling in the prop
erty surrounding his stables 1t the old
ball grounds on Grand street. A row
of houses are being erected on the
property.
The bridge across the Central's
tracks on Commnnipaw avenu is
badly in need of a coat of paint.
The Central Railroad is also trou-
bled by the coal thieves, who steal the
coal from the trains at Communipaw.
The thieves work at night, which
makes it all the more difficult to cap
ture them.
Painters are at work on the new
train shed of the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road at Comlnunipaw. The shed
covers a plot OF ground fifty by one
hundred feet, and will accommodate a
large number of cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meineke gave a soci-
able at their residence on Pacific ave-
nue. last evening. Singing, games and
dancing made the evening pass pleas
antiy. Among those present were:--Mr.
and Mrs. q. Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Lamberts Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Harting,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Boos, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Long, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Sand
ers, the Misses Grace Boos, Amelia
Saunders, Harriet Long, Mabel Lam
bert, Annie Hastings, Annie Holmes.
Nellie Holmes. Jennie Haywood, May
Bloomer, Annie White and Sarah
Hale and Messrs. George White,
William Lambert, Oswald Jennings,
Harry Smith, John Boyle. Fred May.
George Hastings. Fred Holmes and
A. Boos.
Miss May Cummings, OF Grand
street, is visiting friends in Albany,
n. Y.
Harry Lambert, of Communipaw
avenue, is entertaining George Smith
and James Began. Of Schenectady.
N Y.
Whiton street is badly in need OF
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-11
FRANK STEVENS AUcTIoNEER ofFIck
Z IS Mentzomexy street, Jersey CITY
HUDSON CIRCUIT coURr.


HUDSON CIRCUIT COURT.
1pWARD T. c. DUNG eceiv-l
er Of me Joseph Dixon Cruel In Casa
Die COMPANY.
WILLIAM c EORLEH and EEDlL MEIkAkxD
NAELOS B. laus & AcGEE
PARTNERS a. Fowler, Sr1mpron ArfYk q ~
4 Company
ttor appointed in this case. will by xLrtas 81 A
oraer OF this said Court made Tor thht purp149-
maks ak ana assurance 20 the higoee< btdder -
ErfoaF, the 1ath day Of Decsmoer. i$A g 44e n01f
Of tive O'Clock N ne AlEeraoon of tna< az. g see
err street n the city ef Jensss CITY ceunty q
Hudson and state OF New Jersey. Of all the rsx14.
rifle and tntsrest q the above Aamed oefe117nrx
Or sifhsr Of Them IN szd 10 four hundred SHARE e
the capital sock q Tho 1sseph GAo1 cructble
Company. standing On the books e The COMPANY
In tbs name OF foNlexs Gx4mDto1 q l1mH413,
which were attached and taken ~ virtue e to<
ntrzchmenf In the above case and ara ror<r<cu<oE
~ sight certxncatez xhcreof for ans zkaru1 eect,
and numbered from 81 70 - fnelusise - pr<
sceds thsrsof 70 ue epprop1afsd b. the 1n1zr1<
toward tbs Judgm>n IN s4ld euarhnsn< ercer1-
nk 10 law
i4Ha LAR04xxA
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-11

paving. The street IS always covered
with five or six inches OF mud.
Mr.. j. j. Minugh Is building a two
story extension to his handsome resi-
dence on Communipaw avenue, The
addition will help to make the house
one OF the prettie<t in this section.
Mr.. j. OfNeil is erecting a four-story
brick building on Grand street which
will be used as a store and dwelling.
The cos is s., 900.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-11
ELY BRoTHEKS. Sc warren s.. \. Z
\ cHANcEky OF NEW JERSEY.

tn CHASCEkY or EEW JERSEY.
To Enoch Kefeham. Alexander Il Haekeft
Charles and George W. ketehAn. partners. trading
as L. Kescham & Co
By virtue Of an order Of the Court OF Chancsry d.
New Jersey. made ON the dag Of the date hereoz in.
acau@e wherein Thomas u. GopsiI Il complainant
quirec 20 appear. and plead. demu or answsr 70
the complainant hHf On or before the fourth day 81
February next OF tbs said bill Will DC taken As
confessed against you
The said bill Is filed 70 foreclose n morfK age glrea
hy John OfMara and Mars. his wife. End F1ztck D
OsMara 70 Ann p. billiard. bearing date Mar ch q.
1875. upon lands In the city Of Jersey G1E. IN u
county OF Hudson, and assigned By said Ann p
allliard 70 the eomplztn ant BY deed o. aez1k ument
dated April Ia iS5. and you are made det-n1kntx
because Il is ElieEed Ehsrein thai yea claim 80 have
sone Interest IN the said mortgage1 premises -
Dated December s 1880.
Dickinson 4 HoEPs0N.
Solicitors OF Complainnnk
p. o. address.
No Exchange Place
Jersey CITY, n. J.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-11

NOW Is THE TIME TO PURCHASE before price are advanced We are
selling today at less nce than the manufacturer Our stock COMPRISES all the
varieties Of the best makers We offer INGRAINs from 80 CENTS n ? PER
yard; TAPESTRIES. 90 CENTS. and mp BODY BRUSSELS, 500 us
yELvETs. 81 90 and mp; wILToNs. s12 and up and all the ther kinds IN
proportion RUGS, MATS. ART SQUARES. STAIR CLOTHS. OIL CLOTHS. etc
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-11

No Exchange Place
Jersey csty. n. -
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-11

pWARD +. c. YOUNG. Receiv-
er OF The Joseph Dixon Cruel
ole Company.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
NIcE DISTINCTION

something le.. than tao wear. ago
Cougr,s. pas.s,i au al, making it q Grim
ina ofeuc, o. mail postal card con-
taining "vriiisn or printed matter ~ a
Hl.lous. .curriiou., deiamaiory or
threatening character or calculated ani
Obviously Intended o. rrfect iuiuriously
uIou III character or conduct - anoth-
81 NJ public "a. warned by th~
newspapers AZ the time that thi. wouli
put stop o. seudiug duns Goa postal
cards. \ =. Loui. man ha. b-,u In
dated f1r mailing o. customer, az a
frS days' Interval. two postal cards
containing respectively the following
paragraphs
Pleas call and settle accouni. which
D. hong past due. and for which our col-
l.Ctor a. calls-i several time.
You oWr a. II. -. We have callol
several time. for zane. n not paid a.
oncs ~ shall place same With our hN
agency Cor collection.
III United state district court holds
that Il va not e criminal ofiruce to mall
The drst card. bat that 10 ~. such O.
mail III .scoud Ths ryasou given for
th- d,yision l. that th- hr.t card "a.
couched la respectful terms, while The
.econd containe'l a threat % sue, which
va calculated % injurr The Psr.on o.
whom h "a addrrsscd. II looks Ike q
nice DISTINCTION. bat N. bu.inrs. men u
the coautry ought o. - thankful Toe a.
authoritative construction 20 a hw -
easily violated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
TIE WEEK IN MAINE.
rrt MOST IMPORTANT STATE NEWS
BRlEFlN 1Olo

CIV Nar.hsl Tartox 20 Bhii,foui IA.
oriervi ths closing ~ III club rvom'
uhrrr liquors arv Kept. Il i unisr.iossi
that hi. INSTRUCTIONS arr frum Mayor
~,splrs Dor lons time drinking clubs
have hosu in eNisisnrv there. every mem
t-rr having a Les % a room AMI the placs
bring miinialn~i by monthly ducs.
The hrm ~ a. :. Haskell a sou. pub
li.her. - the ltttsdeld Advertiser, Ia.
lc.n dissolved. and the publication If
ths paper wiil d. cUuilnu~,i by the sou,
Charlie. u. Haskell. Who has h~~n e,iitoi
20 the Taper since u Nas established
Tho Advertiser .. ons 20 The he.t II
Maine. lo,al paper. and Ne Si.h Il con'
tinucd prosperity under new manage
msnt
n .. AID that thsrr will D. morr houss
huilding In town. along the Coast thi.
YEAR than thrrv has h-.n for any time
daring The ls-t tN~nty YEAR. -utn- Il
these house, vill h- summer cottages
bult by people who arr beginning "a
learn ths h.tutie. a Maine. cussi. Rui
many ~ tie n~s hume. are a dirr,t -
suli - the improvement 20 chip bald.
Ing and u,h.r husinc-. along the coast.
III Montgomery Guards Neni "a Mor'
cester lat Thur.day night for a compst.
iii,s driil With the Emm.t GuAri., tie
crask company Il Massachusetts,. Ths
MontgumrTys came home Viciors, having
a scorc 90 - as paints out of possibi'
lun. 60 90 Zoe the Emmctts. This
makes The MontgOmerys champions Oi
New England, and Il !. n--ilcss 90 say
that they fesl juhllani. They were xiv
% an ovation when they got back "a
Portland
While judge Hall 20 waisrNille Ia.
h.ru Informed that h. wOuh b. noml
mated fof judge ~ the kennsbec supe-
rior Court. the Governor cannot act a.
long a. Judgr whiteboass prcsides over
the coart. and petition has b-en started
by a well known young lawyer Of the
kennebec bar. a.king the Governor "a
appoint either L. e. Cornish. Esq.. Col.
W scott Choaie. 90 4. VI. spear. E-q.
Judge Hall intend. to retain HI. position
on the tax commission.
The Bangor correspondent ~ the Lew
isi0n Journal say- that during the stain
and Cromwell trial. Cromwell made
some oyeftures looking toward a confes-
lion. bat that h. finally gave up the hes
from fear that n he turned State. eyi-
dsnc. aud ~as rclea.ed, Massachasett.
officer. would want him for complicity la
The Messenger case In that state. Some
think ~ wanted Ca tell the truth about
the Barron ca-s; Others think M simply
wanted to trump up story IN clear him
.elf and ct stain into prison.
Hertsrt NJ. Lord. Who has far some
years ben editor ~ the Rcckand Cou-
risr-Gaxstte. has accepted catering Of
fer 90 engage In a newspaper enterpfise
In the rapidly growing city % Cardiff.
Tenn. he Publishers of the Courier
Gagetie express regret al hls departure
al the same time that thy wish him sue
cess In his new field. II has needed hat
an occa.ionsl glance over the columns
90 che Cogrier-sszstte. during Mr..
Lords connection with n. Ia show that
h. Was puitiax q great amount OF harsl
and earnest work Into the paper. lie
going 10 loss to The josssalism OF the
Stats.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
TALK oF rrt STATE


The kennebec !. Open to navigation.
The BiJieford stove foundry Z. likely
"a D. removed a. Auhurn thls spring.
\ yoaug man Ia Gsriinsr "a. fatally
hot by thu accidental discharge 10 a
pistol which b. Sas handling.
Ths .yndIcate which l. negotiating for
TIE Knox q lincoln Railroad have rsi.e,i
tliclr Oder from I'll .JDO.OD 10 sl.lD.OD.
II l. probable that the Rad Sill b. sold.
bath se.m. a. D. progressing back
wants. Tier ,itifsn. held pahllc meet
ing rvcsuily aud voted 90 r,c0mmriii a.
The mayor that the city clocks b" run Ca
loCal time.
Mr.. cyrus 4. Berry. whose husband
Wrnt a. California from Biidefor'i 10 set
tle an uncls's estate, writes home that
their share ~ the legacy Will b" about
III $1,000.
The military department of the state
government 8. iu.i nov d~Si.iug m-ans
o. cloihe and equip the lewiston troop.
who suffered by the burning 81 city HALL.
la time for the muster.
Hotel West 40 GrccnSille Junction Ms
burned saturday morning, April 9Th.
~pm- IL the guests saved only their
night clothes, ani numl-T ~ wooimen
lo.i th-if Vinier's earnings.
Eo,-rt Erwin IL AroosiOok county,
Who IA. bcen trying hi. fortune IN Mon
tana for The last eight mouths, returned
home lat "Wednesday. lie .sys There
1. no place Ike Aroo.iook."
Amid ease Of diphtheria has appeared
Al the insane hospital. IL 4 not Thought
that it has any connection Nth the
former ouibr.aks there. The case Ia.
b~cn Isolated, aud the spread 81 the die
ease l. not feared.
Mr.. AIMS Cooley Ma. founi dead.
with pistol shot In her temple. In the
lhouse Of Migah ". Norton. ~ North
New Portland. for whom she has b~en
housekeep,r for several year.. Norton
has becn arrested charged With the muir
der.
The logs that will 20 into the kenne-
BE- from Moosehead Lake when the lce
goe- cut are all sold In advance. The
sale has BEEN made q month earlier than
usual and the pricc Ter thousand thl.
year !. from ffiy % seyeniy-hye cents
higher than II MAS year ago.
The porgy factories will b. rebuilt oa
the Maine coast and the steamers again
fitted out, Judging from present appear
ances. The porgy seems 10 have come
back t0 STAY. after an absence of 10
years, during which time the old facto-
rie- have been taken down and the steam
ers put Into other business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
.sLp r.t olo VETERANS NOW

Ma Morrill, ~ ktnsa. hss a bin .,
psusiOu ths old soldiers AZ - per mouth
Whsn they arrive az tn az 20 - YEAR
'rhs gentleman ought o. know Who hs.
ben there that the men whu horv tn
strain. The hardship. aud priyaiiou. oi
even one year. service a. The trout In IN
bloody campaigns 81 our graf civil wai
will have chiefly hc-n mustered cut er'
that time. Help the old veterans noS
when they are IN nerd aud Do them an
sNer ths lat roll call With hen-tictiou
on their lip.
.Ani uasnv br.re nsn frvsn - ~sr
Oams fsshls ansi uasIulssi - luh
huIlst -rar ST. sahrs srar.
Al fgrsFy-i ssaknsss. sstisr Tar.
Ngrv tsharr's ulsrks 90 Nm
rhs-s nrinE uartrrs q o. saf-
Nh tsils ~ whrrs ny Ars'
Tiuiss huIlsts striks o. AL
"a hlfn uthsf bulsts spsrssi
llis piCksts ara I'M va AT IN
All sysry h.-iss at tishsay en-
a .uunIlhss.. sisssr -. Euari.
s~in D. sarpri-s AL strsns o. al
Nhsrftr hnssrs stil
ifthsy wosli hsi siyabcs.
A go. utsnlT o..
with oshnso's roaF al hsyonsts EiAncs.
AM buzz eailing o. ~ danre
In maslc TAT - knas.
We ~ouhl "a fesr thsir steru sitsnos
Nor drvad ~ hait- chanos.
But -..ashily. ons ~ Gee.
Thsy eheo-s thsir victims eti
rhsy -ouni o. buEls. nrr ~ xgn
A. rising ~ a scitIng sun.
rhsY rai-s ~ i.sifis shout.
AT thoassn.i.. foihs~ins enc ~ oas.
rsn @uisif shai = dous
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
REVOLUTIONS
by Lone Mountain Lodge. No. isl, I. o.
CT
Whereas. ny the di.pensa,lon Of a jas,

by Lone McuniaIn Ledge. No. isi, I. q.
a. T.
Whereas. By the dispensstion of a just
and all Wise Providence, another member
of our orisr has been called from the
scenes of mi. life. Ia receive just ~
ward. be u therefore
Resolved, That While the member. III
Lone Mountain Lodge. !. -. q. T.. sc-
knowlclge the hand Il an over ruling
Providence. Ne would express our
heartfelt sympathy Ia our hrres,~i sis-
ter. the widow IL our departed brother,
aud rrcommend her Ca the loving care 81
oar Heavenly Father. Who draws his
children Ia Himself by the silver conj.
Of love, Ia a union that shall D. con.urn-
mated In a glorious eternity.
Resolved. That In the rrino,sl ~ our
late brother. ". 10. Harding. the ioigc
has bat oae of lts most earnest sni sesl-
ou. workers Ia the cause IL Temperance,
aDl W extend Ia the b-rcsyc,l family
our love snd sympathy. aud assure then'
that ", .harr Ia their gr,ai lo.s.
Resolved, That copy ~ these rrsolu.
iions b. read Ia oIcn lelge ani spread
upon ". r-,-,rls. that they bc pabllsh~I
In the oxford Democrat, snd that copy
b. prr.rnic,l H. the widow II car ie,ras-
| 81 brother.
D. \. rrEGi>s, ! Committee
D. VI. nAiLEN, on
INV. WATSON. Resolutions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
GETTING 0oUloV

wh~u the Ilogss voted ou the admi.-
Zoo ~ Idaho. the Iirmocnis rvirain~i
from voting. anil >I-atrr Red counted
a quorum. The prmocats say uhey
mean o. make thi. ca.s % ie.i m cUu-
.,itutioaaltv q ths rule vhigh allow =
ths sy-.akef O. cuunt a quorum fh'y
have made III ZANE announcement la ~
gard O. several previous vote. hut haN'
a. vt made M move. rhs chestnut t.
.ruuIrInr 4 mnallN faNuf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
o.f.rrrr Puac-AsAslt

The Augusta ~ makes ths .iaismrui
that AZ least tvcuty T.sr ccui 20 the N"'-
er. - Augusta arr puryhasahle, the
prev 20 vote ranging from - o. 50.
Ani VT ~ never knss that Augusta
had IN r,puiation ~ being particular
Is wickcl ciiy. cNccpi iu III matter ~
murders. Ths staiemsut % M ~ L.
astounding lfHi.true, h ought o. b.
possible o. bring .oms - the onendsr'
.. MI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
STATE OF MAINE.


Al, .,r..-t.rss sith . ssnsfats-i eustaua. ~
- ~ a. $3.50 - Nss tnEta1l fruus esTiH
49,. 4 a. hsrshf wifh - a.ltirs - - tNefa
W. C.aafil hs.iTnsts ani - aI.AN thaf-Aaf
a. -sssutssuth daf - AFrN AT a. : Naf II
49,, - rrsV.r Anai I safuestlF rufs.ta
- 4 - f-s.f.r - Mains that uf-sn ~ -
49, ai..taiu frrsn thsiF usual tasstlsas - p
thslf hl.urss AL plsocs "a punla Spfsah
49, is.ise thrif sins AL 49, tattf - -
= t-fo. Ia ~ ssrnsstiF saFr 80 "
NV 81 "a 80 IA sutianfs - - -
a. usnrs fa1kfllf I-sftnrun - iatlse -
- d IT, at a. aaF frlAFsmsa
..I.... a ~. g.s.uru tksratsf "a AuEusta.
a.. t.srfr fsartt .isr - hsrrh m ~ {enf
~ - I..r.i go ttasusanai riEh hlnlfssi
a. uInatr an.i - - tn.iefsn.istls ~ ~
FsIt-f ststss q AutrftrN. a. 49, haaiff'l
''i ''-''''''' ,pwt> HrRLEisu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
.on sac sIVoso

q reported a. -emi-ofirially stated
by prominent railroad officials that ''a'
800 ~ IN summer --ason oTsus a. 80
cial train composed entirely "a American
Exprrs. car. vil run frum Bosiou
through o. BANGOR, BAr Harhor, AMI
perhap. bevoui n ihe .rr,ic, warrant.
IL II l. not stated hov much .sr,ie'
Wiil D. required g. warrant running ih'
train any considerable distance h~yunl
Bar uartor. cat CA ths bosom % ths
brad Atlantic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
psolcArios GALL AT BRyAsrs
POND

rIcrr will h. a grand dedication ball .,
the new steam mill Ihurslay evening.
MAY LIT, isin. Music by the Norway
Orchs.ira 20 sey.n plecc., .. ~. iiascl-
ton prompier. Hall Dlrccior. q. q.
.Ndam.. Ais. ~. N. Crockett, VIM. a..
Morton. nrytni'. ronl; l.. II. Andrews,
Wet Paris; .. T.. Duhhm, Dorhsm
". n. Rand. ioct-'s Mills. IIas~lion'.
Orchestra all give = conccrt Al - o'rlock.
pancc AZ . o'cl0ck. Nimis.lon io feor
~ cun rtt Is rvu,s. Oyster aud pa.-
trv supper ~ the Glen Mt. Hotel .
c-ui. Irt couple. Halt iirv on tho I.
4. u. between Gofhsm ani Mechanic
Tiil. Including NorWay. \ general W.
,iinilon il given ior al H. come Ia fot Z
g,soi iimr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15

\ resolve o. .ahmii prohihitorv con-
.titutioual amcnimcnt o. The people l.
t.for, IN Nrw Work legislature, AMI
has ALREADY y,ss.s,i ths senate. In view
~ IN fate ~hich such an amcnimrui
IA. me- la morr promising state. u
.o,ms IN. r--o. time O. try the ohaner'
IN Nsu Nork behalf - The g,--i
,,u.s u prohibt.on. ve az. pout'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
sst KEEPERS

The wessern Maine Bse-keepers' A.so-
ciatioa will bold their annual meeting
by lnVitatben. with Brother ,. u. Mason,
at Mechanic Pals. on Tuesday. MAY 6th,
AZ QUE O'Clock In the afternoon and con
tinus in session two days. After routins
business, question:. % Importance Ia bes-
KEEPERS will - discussed az isagth. and
during the session the quessssa oox will
tscPsned.
J.F. FULLER. secretary.
Oxfori. Maine.
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white House h. worked his veto MILL on
us bills. BENJAMIN Harrison has been
In once a full year without having re-
sorted to the veto once. Unlike hls
Predecessor, he doesn't claim Ia know
more than both houses ~ Congress COM
Journal.
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per In the number NJ iIarper's Young
People to b. published April 18th will
treat Of Talking butterflies"
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