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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-02

NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF
IN B. GoRMAN, deceased. Notice is hereby
given by the undersigned, George W. Harlow,
Administrator of the estate of B. GORMAN,
deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary affidavits or vouchers,
within four al months after the first publica-
ton of this notice, to said Administrator, at
the law Office of Robert 7. Devlin, 32S street,
Sacramento, Cal, the same being his place for
the transaction of business of said estate
Dated Sacramento, November 10, 1890.
GEORGE w. HARLOW,
Administrator of the estate of B. German, de.
ceased.
ROBERT T. DEvLIS, Attorney for Administrator
ln11-5tTul
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-02
Five Nerroes Drouned.

! EVANSVILLE Qnd.), December 1st-By the
capsizing of skif in the Ohio river this after
! noon, five negroes were drowned. They were
crossing the river from this side with load Of
broom corn,
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Racing stables to be Sold.

New YORK. December 1st.-The breeding and
racing stud of the late August Belmont, it was
officially stated to-day, will be sold, to comply
with the will of the banker 1t was the ex.
pressed wish of Belmont that his racing sable
should not be continued after his death by his
heirs,
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CrOssman's Specific Mixture.

yXTITHTH REMEDY PERSONS CAN CURE
w themselves without the least exposure,
change of diet or change in application to buEi.
ness. The medicine contains nothing that is OF
3he least injury to the constitution. Ask your
druggist for it. Price. u bottle iye-lyT%
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| LONDON, December 1st-There was a terrible
tragedy at the Sandhurst Roy al Military College
| in Berkshire, to-day. The wife OF Major Gregg
| instructor in the college, became insane, muir
dered her mother and suicided.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-02
I.arre Fire in PhiIadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, December 1st.-The large es-
adjustments of A. Campbell Manufacturing
Company, cotton yarns. and Albert Grensham,
fiannels and dress goods, were damaged by IRE
this afternoon to the extent of $500 600. One
fireman was killed and three injured by falling
ralfs
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-02
DOORS CLOSED.
Five Banks Unable to Meet the De-
mands of Depositors.


PITTsBURG, December 1st- An Indiana Penn
special says the Deposit Bank has failed. The
Liabilities and assets are unknown.
The closing of the doors of the Deposit Com
pany is the result of the failure of b K. Jami-
son & Co.. Philadelphia. The latter had in
their possession cash and securities of the De-
post Company amounting to S45 0G0 at the time
of the suspension. The officials say the deposits
aggregate SAL COO, and the assets are three
times as large. An early resumption Is ex-
pected.
Chief stockholder White spent some time in
Philadelphia trying to recover securities or
money from the Jamisons but was unable to Co
SO. He stated to-day that the bank is solvent,
and will pay dollar for dollar, and all they
wanted was time enough to turn the securit es
into money. The principal depositors express
COMIC ence.
Run ON A PHILADELPHIA BANK.
PHILADELPHIA, December 1st.-Owing to ru-
mors afloat for several days, a long line of de-
positors stood in line all day in front of the Key
stone National Bank awaiting their turn to get
their money. So far all checks have been paid
and the bank officials say every demand viii be
met
Promptly at o'clock the bank closed. Cash
Ter Hayes said the amount paid out during the
day aggregated about S350,000 The banks de-
posits average 81. go 000. City Treasurer Bards-
ley, who has 81, goo, 900 of the citys money on
deposit, announced that no attempt will be
made to withdraw the money Tomorrow
Mayor Filter and Bardsley will confer with the
Directors of the bank.
Bank Examiner Drew says the Keystone Bank
is perfectly solvent.
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British Grain Market.

| LONDON. December lst.-The Marx Lane En-
press says English wheat is firm. Foreign wheats
are weak, or large arrivals. Russian and In
| inquiry st Dos. Round corn, 2is Sd. At to-day's
market small business was done, and prices
were steady.
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GOVERNMENT EXPENSE.

Estimates for the Fiscal Year Ending in
June, 1899.
WASHINGTON, December 1st.-The Secretary
of the Treasury sent to Congress to-day the fol-
lowing estimates of the expenses of the Govern
ment for the fiscal year ending June. 1892
Legislative establishment, s.. 539. 632; EXecu-
tive. 81 i99, 55S; judicial, 1858, l0O foreign in
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DURsUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF A
i certain deed of trust, executed by 8. II.
ALLEN, of the County of Colusa, State of Cali
fornia, to E. G. ATKINSON and E. J. CROLY, of
the City of Sacramento, County of Sacramento,
and State of California, as Trustees, dated
August p, Nss, and recorded August %,
1s:S, in the Office of the County Recorder
of the County of Colrsa, State of Califor-
mia, in Book l6 of Trust Deeds, page 2eO, and
on application OF the holder and owner of the
promissory note secured to be paid by the said
deed OF trust, and because default has been
made in the payment OF the Indebtedness Sc
cured to be paid by said deed of trust, the I'M
designed Trustees will sell at public auction,
to the highest and best bidder, for cash in
United Sta s gold CON, at the front of the
Courthouse of the County of Sacramento, in
the City Of Sacramento, and State OF California,
on TUESDAY. the 9th day of December, 1890,
between the hours of 10 A. NJ and II NJ. OF that
day said sale commencing at the said hour of
10 A. NJ. of said day, the following described
real estate, with the Improvements thereon, sit
uated in the County of Colusa, State of Califor-
mia. to wit: The southeast quarter of Section 80,
in Township % north, Range west, Mount
Diablo base and meridian.
E. G. ATKINSON, r.,..o,.
E. J. CROLY, iiussees'
A. L. HART. Attorney. n15-9eTTS
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
Fatal Termination Of a Saloon Row
at Fall City.
COLD WEATHER 1T s0N0MA.
Residence and Cor tents Burned
Election Contest in Lake
Coz iuty.

SPECIAL DsFA7cT rs TO The REooRD-vuos.l
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EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
Estimates Of Government Expenses for
ths Fiscal Year.
MINISTER MINER RECALLED.
UnfavorabIe Reports From the
Frontier-Two Banks
Suspend.
EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
MINISTER MINER RECALLED.
on THE BORDER.

ESPECIAL DIzPAroHEs TO TIE aEooaD-uxos.l
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

BEEcHAM's pills cure sick headache.
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GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL,
Corner Seventh and streets.
70 STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS. %
Free Bus to and from the Cars.
w, BOWERS, Prouriato,,
CAPITAL HOTEL,

B. B. BROWN formerly of the State House 10.
tel, and ISADORE TOWNSEND, formerly OF
the Union Hotel Projectors
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
MINlcO

Lincoln ki,lder died sunday night Al
the residence 10 hl. brother Adclbcri "
Hartford. Father aud two sons, within
a year. have died In this family. John q
khldcf'..
Mrs. Ihoma. Weeks l. very slck.
II. q. Fro.t, =. ". Austin AMI :. :
Dorr arc quite sick.
Mrs. II. a.. frost and iIerh"rt %
Gleason. Who have been dangerously
slrk. are nov out ~ danger.
Francis =. pclano, ~ Humfofl, n~aI
thi. place. I. very badly %.
u. ". Elliott, a child AZ y. 4. Rich
ards'. ani many mor arr somewhat on,
but not regarded a. badly 90.
Mr.. Y. VI. Abbott has failed a. galn
since takcn with Ia gtipp" 80 fast a.
many, aud l. siill confined a. the house
Lincoln kildrr's fvmains wcrv brought
from Hartford Tuesday aud burial
services were held a, hi. mother. Ia
Mexico "Wednesday.
We have many sicL ones IN this W.
entity.
Cia.. n. Virgin !. In a bad condition
n. a.. frost |. quite sick hat i not ~
gaulcl as dangerously 81. Ills wife has
hal very harl time and perhaps may
b. REGARDED n out uf danger.
Daniel oldham u threatened with
pneumonia.
Mr.. Thomas Weeks u very sick With
small hops of her recovery.
IIenlamln ". Elliott and ;. :. Dorr
arr confined to the house.
Az. q. Richarl.', sn adopted daugh'
ter 20 LoNlna. Mr.. Richards sister,
Who live In Saco, I. quite sick.
Herbert ~. Gleason, whose recovery
WAS Ia doubt, l. nov past danger unles'
.omeihlng unexpected takes place. III.
little daughter i At her aunt's, Mr.. w.
". park'.. bella Glover, sister "a
Mr.. Thomas Weeks, arrived herr from
Lowell. Mass, Tuesday night. David
q. GLEASON 90 Avon, FRANKLIN County,
Was wirrl bat could not leave home h.
log Connnel to the house With Ia gtippc
News rraChc. "a 10 the death ~
Charles Hichirlson aud 10 The dangrrou.
lllnc.. II john Graham both ~ l,umiori.
Many others have been sick but are
nov 80 much improved that ~ do n",
mention them.
.pAUkK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
WEsI PARIS

Mr.. swain. ~ New York, IL la tow
contracting for chairs Of the Pioncc'
Chair co.
Nine members of Golden Rule Lodg'
attended the District Lodge held at East
sumner last Wednesday.
Quite a number from this place weni
To Woodstock last Thursday evening u
hear rrof. ChamberlaIn's concert.
The Epworth league spent pleasant
evening AZ y. u. Andrews Weine.da,
evening.
Rev. Mr.. Bean intends Ia hold sous
extra meetings In this place, commencing
next Wednesday evening.
l.. II. swan and y. n. Cumming. arr
able 10 b. out doors again after iheli
quite long sickness With grippe and
pneumonia.
Charles Elllngwood cut his arm To the
bone. near the elbow, on q circul,r saw
In the Pioneer mill last Monday.
Nearly all ~ our stores have .agwa
anl other Indian remedies for sale.
1hrcc freight cars were thrown on the
track on the grade last MONDAY night by
an aNlc breaking.
There u a good demand for Hannibal
Curtis slide yokcs this winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
SOUTH BUckFItlp

Nv. shaw has .oi 30 barrels ~ AZ
PIE. for siluD.
\ resilient of south llill celebrated
the amirahlr termination 20 ,-Nhiious
aW suii by giving a supper.
Gllb.rt Triton. the gifted correspond
rni ~ tn Telephone, apicar' upon the
village street. with gorgeous cquipagc.
\ fat stepping Goldhiri aud a sleigh ~
unri,alr,i .plcudor. We fear that Gil-
herts example will Induce more over
taxed farmer. to abandon agricultural
pursuit. AMI sseg l.rthcan pleasures Ia a
metropolitan existence.
Two ~ Bucknsld's successful farmers
both foni 20 a trade met IN village
store. The .uhi.rt uf cuNs vas breach
81, each had a COW "a ell. Aiisr some
Ialk oue asked "lloN vii you ~
change cows without either seeing the
other. cows" Even" says the other.
The trade Nas mtde ani the spot agreed
upon uhefr the exchange should D.
contaminated. The farmer. met ~ the
Designated place anl the chang effected
hat orr 20 the parties says IN - ~ lts'
fi.if strH srrr frt.is ~ nat 49,, ~
eauif Arc h00i hsr riyh ~ IL ~ 1ru,s. =
Nsighhor Jason !. prOof agains, all
i.srsua.ion that the earth l. round even
after Ncllic llly has made the circali II
IL. Ohiuritr jason.
Grcrn Turner his odd his big oxen Ia
~ Co New Hampshire and bought an
other pair 81 III Hammond.
The writer IN. sNappcd COWS with
Charlie. /. Nrhenney ~ Eat Hebron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
nInRON

ca Monday Deb. lO,iO Rev. :. u
Richardson went Ia Hartford Ia attend
the funeral ~ Mr.. Lawrence, widow Of
Rev. VI. Lawrence, known year. agc ~
Father Lawrence.
"wednesday Mrs. Thompson, motheI
of Mr.. \. ". Cu.hman II Boston, was
buried In the family Ia, here. Mr.. cu.h'
man was unable Ia come down and Mr
10. T.. whitney zane. Mr.. whitney vii
rriurn thl. afternoon Crhursday).
Miss Pratt continues very low. Iues-
DAY Mr.. Capt. Pratt aud daughter, Mr..
Porter. ~ south Paris, were down 70 80
her.
Mr.. Joseph iIIbb. Ia. been very sick,
but I. now comfortable although not
able Ia .lt up.
Their arr so many on the slck lat
mention cannot b. made ~ all. We
think all arr improving now.
Nil. .racc Bumpu. has rrturnci from
Auburn, bringing a very pretty picture
az the result 81 lessons taken their,
MI. Packard ha. not yet returned.
Monday afternoon three wonderful
sun dogs were "a D. seen. III. oldest
inhabltant remember. nothing Ike them
In Sire aud bfllllancy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
eavgplipC

The school In district No. ,, taught by
Miss iIullah Hobbs, closci last week
with appropriate exercises.
Mr.. Tucker. an Andovcr student,
preached at the Congregational church
Feb. l2th, instead Of Mr.. willitmson,
Who was expected.
Mr.. ". q. spring has a posiiion Ia
Washington and his household goods are
to be sent on.
Mr.. aud Mrs. \. ". fifc reached home
on Thursday from their trip "a augusta.
Dr. John Sweat has returned from the
west aud u now In town.
The flfth lecture Of the &. l.. :. 4.
course Was given by Howard Owen,
Esq.. Of Augusta. Ia the swcdenborgian
church Thursday evening. The rcputa-
tIon Of the lecturer as editor ofthe Maine
Farmer brought cut full house. ILL.,
subject wa. sips aud Downs IL a Ncws-
paper Man"
There was yaieniinc soclable at the
Congregational ycstry on Friday night.
Miss Susan Charles IL tn leave on sat
uriay for Worcester aud wilhraham.
John Kelley has been la poor health
for some time aud !. now much worse.
Ills brother Charlie. In. come home from
the West.
An entertainment I. a. be given 10y
the "klng's Daughters" az the Academy
Hall on saturday evening. Feb. 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
WFSr StIyslU

We arr having fne weather anil due
sielghlng. Everything to make one glad
that they are alive 10 enjoy What Ted
has given ~.
william l.. Chasc vent Ia Harrison the
lOih ,o loln hi wife In the carr 81 her
mother, Mr.. Gray, Who i slh io D. i'm
proving.
a.. y. BATES went 90 sumner llill in-
tending to bring his daughter lennls
home. bat vas obliged Ia return without
her as shr Vas unable Ia make the short
trip. infurnn lraVlng her az many other.
IN had condition.
Mr.. anil Mr.. Alton Anne. have been AZ
Mr.. Elhphict Morrill,. since the la,
.lcknc.. II Mr.. VI. until the arrival 81
Mr.. harrington, cousin from Mcvhin-
L. Falls, a few DAYS slnc-.
Ilrnbridgc and Frank Doble have visit
81 their father. D.. q. Doble, the prc.eni
week.
Mr.. George Porter. representative
medicine man from q. .. Harvey 4 Co.,
saratoga, y. Y, was az the hotel the
18th and 18Th.
Mrs. y. VI. iisbcr, Who for several
weeks has h.sn nur.s for Mrs. N. u.
McAlllstsr, l. now at Jis. 'h1dtourne' :,
Mr.. llarnct rhorne taking her place.
Nh. and Mr.. Nathhuiel Young, II
West rari.. wcrc Ia town for the day ih'
fret 81 the week.
We are glad e. rrport Charlie Farrlr
~ improving. aud the sick one. general
IL on th. gain In this vicinity, the mother
81 n. 4. Bowker among the number.
Flora Newell, working AZ south raris,
l. AZ home for q few days.
George D.. rul.ifcr l. gone on bush
ne.. trip Ia Boston.
I. \. Fletcher aud Arile lionney arr
aid 10 b" quite .lck, result. II iniucnla.
Wcsi sumner, Feb. 9Th, Ia the wife Of
Jane. Chadboufne, q daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
EAST BETHEL.

The library association have mad
their frsi purchase ~ books aud ih" "
brary will now Dc open every saturday
afternoon aud evening, Mr.. Tavi" Reaf
librarian.
Mr. Nathan Pros, from oruno recent
~ visited friend. In thl. place.
rrsl 4. Bean I. NJ work night. foI
Trhh~ts Manufacturing Co, Locke
Mills.
william -. Holt I. At rlh. on tn
Traverse jury.
Tie .ociable aud fair held At Mr.. n
T.. Ferry. Feb. 9Th, va. success. NJ
the article. wrrr dl.pos~i Il ani good
amour, 81 money Vas rrallIei. v. :
BARTLETT obtained the crazy pun guess'
Ing the number ~ beans In bottle. Tie
grab-bag offered much amusement, ths
prize falling Ia u. u. Grant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
ANnoXER

The Ando,cr Toboggan Club wili holl
their second annual ball nj Union Hal
Thursday evening, Feb 20th.
Miss Maudc Merrill has returned from
boston.
a. =. Loysjoy, of Roxbury, IL landing
poplar on Horseshoe iIrook, near Chss
Corkum's.
II l. very late to make the correction
but, as Il Ia never too late To mend, We
would correct the item In our card Of =
few weeks since, reporting the death OF
u. II. Mc.Allister. IL should have been
ne I intended To write II, Mrs. II. u. Nc
Allister. Mac IL hale and smart as ever
aud apparently good for years OF totinl
TO the lakes yet.
II. y. Philbrick, who was badly hurl
BY fall from load Of birch last week
Il much better.
The town fathers have closed theiI
yearly accounts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
ALBANY

a. ~. Wilbur anil wife have lust ~
turned from visiting her brother, pca,
u. 4. Cummings. - Hebron.
Daniel Clark l. at Parts this Wcvk AZ
teuding vourt vhcrr D. has two Case,
pending ile hss guol hackers.
a. = Cumming. our 20 the grand
Iury, D. .itk With "a grippe snd not able
tn ~ tu court.
Tberr arr SEVERAL cas~s - The epidemic
here aud as SCI unly ous death. Mr.,
Louisa Cumming, agy,l about siNiy
YEAR,. dbl on thr 18th int. 10 pneu.
mouia. rv.uli II Ia gfipis.
Nj l.. gsni .. more comfortable.
Nthr :. cole - Lynn. Macs, l. ~.
f-ctrl herr this Wr.k to m-.t his brother
irum Marh,etnn. A. q, whom D. la.
raf seru Toe TWENTY-FIVE years.
Mr.. Murrisou u in town CanNassiug
Cor STANLEY. Travels" ~hc nnds good
suryvss
a. n. Cummings has hal his pcusion
increased irum d. o. ~ dollars a month.
n ought o. D. $50.
What lu,al paper give iis rcadcr. 80
much grueral nces al i found la The
IfmutrntF
Mr.. jaime. FLINT d. 40 Bethel taking
care 20 .irk friend.
Thr grange rNI~t lcyturv ncNt
Muutla0 ou New Nork." They also
viii have a festival aui supper az their
urv hall TUESDAY r,rning. They have
quite a ru,.d hall Have rvcriNrd some
new mrnirr. 20 late.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
nnrrAMOnn

John Hryant va. a. our boarding
place "a tlay ur two ago CA business and
frum him We obtained the following
items
There arr no new eases ~ Ia grips
AMI tho.- Who had 10 are out again.
Harry Cole Who had hcrn one ~ the
siekest one. Was saving birch ~ the
spool mill.
kingshury bryant It'll remains In
feeble health.
A.p. Bryant has fully made up his
mlnI o. ieaVr the old homestead aud !.
already ,lisposlng ~ his stock prcpara-
tor, 20 moving. lie intends "a make
hi new home in frcePoTt among hi.
uifr's relatives. We very much rrgrri
Mir. Bryaut's leaving "a, being one Of
the bet ncighhors We ever lived by, and
.omethlng dim. cur eve, even while
writing this paragraph.
"Oncc learned. never forgotten, i
auaint Old saving which Ne more than
half believe a. D. true, since both eN-
psrisnss aud observation secm to teach
ii. \ few weeks ago ut kitten va.
taken SICK sud died after few days 81
much apparent suffering. - u. little
lifrle.. form Law on the fcor. the Nrrs'
commencing;
-Foaf Ivy LonE shall rasuaorl tfaos
which Ne learned from the Noung Read.
sr dftv YEAR ago, came 90 mind with al
the freshness II the present moment Az
though buried under the accumulaie
rubbish of half a century.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
OXFORD

Rev. Gcotgc \. Tewkshury Of Seattle,
preached at the Congregational church
sunday. lie left town With hi wife
Thursday.
Mr.. spring oi Chicago came last
week to Visit her mother, MR.. Meth,
Who has been sick for some time.
Tie fourth lecture In the EpNorih
League course wa. given by Rev. 4. T.,
Bl.bec, Of Winthrop, ~ Journey In the
Holy Land" illustrated by the scioptlcon.
Harry Have. IA. returned to OronO.
Tcrihs Jackson of Otlsfleld and \. u.
Paine 81 East Oxford are attending ths
spring term at Hebron.
Lowell a Lowell 81 Lewiston are hay-
Ing a salc IL cloaks, shawl., etc. nj the
store IL Mi. Mulholland.
". X. Farri.. D. II. Andrew. and 4. I,
Wariwell went a. delegate. To the q. \.
u. State Encampment at Augusta.
Mrs. Esther, wife ot Enoch I'inkham,
died at wclchyllle January 18th, aged
- years.
Durcll & Hawkes. arr putting In more
goods.
George IIaIen attended the funeral ou
Tuesday of al. mother. Mrs. jacob
IIsIen, who died In Brldgton, saturday,
February sth.
Mr. Harry Alden aud wife 81 Ply.
mouth. Mass, were presented With \
beautiful cake basket by their friends ou
February 81, the flfteenth anniversary
~ their marriage. Mrs. Alden was
formerly resident Of TIL. place.
Many are sick with Ia grippe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
SWEDEN

eur people arv very busy rushiug
their tsamiu- aluu.. sNVeCting That the
.uU-l shedding NAV D. spollvi any time
hK li- .uuU.. bat thry don't seem o.
ruu,s. anil thr ''uldest lnhibiiaut' l. q
ll,iIr surprised AZ oar Winter ani iail' ."
r,mrmhrr one igst Ike b..
frank .. stone aud osguod l.. Naun-
drrs ar hauling ash timber io North
IiuIctou. ALEC johnny AMI Charley
Iaus. ffum a lui uNurl hy samuel
Tiummrr. o. The same placr. u l. sold
fs Trr,mbu ilruvu - co. VIA" manu-
ngturr % iuiu ash CHAMBER srts Tor
Va hi,h they have a large vuniraci.
Nlisrt l. Nichols, % Lynn, Macs,
has besu ,i,iiius his irivnds Ia THIS
.r,tiUu.
w. anil NJ. :. \. Nouug leave for
I,un in frW day. They take viii
them thr t,.i vi.h-. ~ their uumeruu'
friends
Ne have been visited by a tramp bui
d. va. Invited Co take riie With our
tramp official aud wr trust his call mas
Eugene Ns,rr.. VIII FLINT. Nlbiou
Nsyrr.. q. a. llamhu ani :. /. llum'
mrr arr 40 hauling bark 90 lIri'lct"n.
Mr.. IcauI,r STEVEN. b. Ia very poo'
health.
Prank ". Eyaus ani Mary anil Allr'
Iru are at nrilgton Academy thi'
spring.
usrtic n. King gave a party % hi'
Young ffiruis on hi. .iNiecnth birthday
Tie evening passed very pleasantly ~
samr.. nice treat. etc, ani the boy
vent home we'll pleased With their go
t,uaiumgut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18

Ihauliy know how to flll my capl thi.
W-ek a. cannot get out "a catch any
news.
The Weather 1. all righ, u Ne but think
81.
I might write about the great tax
question. bat l should only make u more
muddy than u has already bccome hl
the airing ~ 80 many conflicting "pln-
ions.
Would congratulate Hon. J. :. Wrlghl
on M. COOL fortune Ia securing the at
polniment as census supervisor. NJ
better min could have BEEN selected.
Presiding Elder Adams held quarter
Is meeting Il the chapel last sunday
and preached Monday evening.
Brackrtt Small anl wife are Ni.lting Al
her fathers. y. n. Tylcr'..
LAWYER. Park ~ bethel, Holt 10 Nor
way, and !. II. bean, E.q., were AZ
Thomas Morrill,. taking dispositions last
week on the case Of Clark ". Morrill,.