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ocrat in Wise county who Will take the
same action. Among them will be found
Judge W. T. Miller, whose democratic
principles arc also unquestionable. he
having made the race in this county for
the lowerhonse of representatives, ON the
democratic ticket, against his own brother.
am not at all of disposition to
brood over disappointmnts, or worry my
self simply because some certain thing
didn't 'gosio suit me; | entertain no hard
feelings in any form, against any one who
opposed the court house removal. and am
sorry. indeed, That his question has'heen
introduced and made the main issue in
this campaign; but, as such is the case,
l could nothonoraBly and in Justice tony
conscience, trainple under foot the respect
and appreciation due Senator Mills from
the people Of Wise county, at least.
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,le foy his relief and for the beneft

BE foy his relief and for the benefit OF
the place il being done. therefore he ahan-
ious his idea OF suit. and with $1,000 cash
ne releases his property and sets TO work
TO improve il. and All property Owners
here woaid do the same, thvs bringing
ahont ncw life and energy. and guarantee
Ag the pros c.ity Of The town.
NoW. ~ 10 Al remaining %60,0 900 worti,
81 bonds Is his 10000 in bonds-backed
be the push, growth, and enterprise Of :.
live to~i, end in consequence, BIZ the de-
u5Hd for and tue greatly increased vana-
.ou o; property still belonging to the
cosuuunN worth rs nue., as his
$lG0.G00 with uchns behind lhcm but a
dead Gown and initlmcrahle law suits :?
The answer 20 this question is too plain
and simple to demand discussion.
There is al old adasc to this effect, hat
III the majority OF The people made as
great an cfior; to pay their debts as they
ID to keep from paving them, many law
suits would he nipped in the bud, and in
reading Mr.. Boylc'S list OF seven obec-
tons to the plan suggested. | am reminded
OF TINS Old adaSc: ii he had tried as hard
10 suggest some means which might be
perfected 10 reach the point in view, as
he has to oppose the matter under discus
sion. | am of opinion his energy would
have been better directed.
Mr. Bowie states in his letter that San
effort is now being made to relieve The
improvement Company hy turning ovcrio
ii Two dividends upon the bonds, and SAYS
Iii is no; probable thar debtors will make
any effort 20 pay notes in money while
there is a question whether they will not
be allowed to pay with deprecated bonds =
While this effort is being made for the
relief ot the company. ii should he re-
memlicrcd that no steps are bein" taken
locking toward relief for. the suffering
property owner
He further states hat the subject is ly
40 mcaus new. but has been discussed by
some Of the large bondhoidcrs. This
am Clad TO learn is tAc case, and while
the nnticrs under consideration by the
Eondhoders, am Convinced The best
plan to be pursued hy interested parties
lis to 4,rgcntlv ask Of them that hey take
some immediate action. In suggesting
this desire to be understood perfectly
hg the members OF the Improvement
COMPANY, the houlholder> and all con-
cerned, that il is not with view to create
"a fcc'irg al unpteaSantnesS in any form.
bat 1t is purely with the o4iect in view Of
getting the parties. concerned 10 thinking
about the question and arranging sonlc
plan iol Che rc!iet of al! concerned.
II is needless for me 10 take up time
and space in this letter in referring to
Mr. Bolle's objections TO He plan
suggested in re%uiar order ~, IL the out
tiol 10 sci Forth aud mark ont perfected
plau, bat | mist say frankly. chat see = Q
objection sci iorth by him that could not
he overcome by the proper effort on the
part OF Che bcndholdcrs and the company.
would be glad to see an expression OF
the ideas OF others on this smbicct through
the columns OF your paper, a"d think
the ideas have expressed are about cor
Ilect, and ii an wrong, am open TO
conviction.
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FOUND DEAD.
In II Half Nude State Within the Town
Limits.

Sunday evening about G:30 O'Clock
man, named Shepherd was found dead In
II grove of trees nearthe residence Of >.
G. Bcrryman. The body Of the dead man
when found was almost nude. The BODY
was taken charge Of by Justice Ferguson
and rs the man had evidently died OF an
epilcptic fit, there was no suspicion OF
foul play.
The deceased WAS Ire same man who
was taken with fit on the corner OF WOOD
Avenue and Fifth Street Sunday morning
When he had the fit Sunday morning ne
lay for sometime along side the sidewalk
with blood running profusely from MS
mouth, III All unconscious state. DE had
evidently been drunk, and no one seemed
to take enough interest in him to assist
him in any way Policemen passing ny
seemed TO be entirely ollivious TO the
fact that man was ing on the street i'll
such Il condition. After he had laid there
sometime Dr.. kunkcl came up and called
on Officer Baker to carry the man TO; his
boarding- house Baker started off with
him in the direction Of the Mineral City
Hotel. When he oGccrgo the sick man
to The hotel tic proprietor refused 70 let
him have u room any longer. Baker left
him at the Hotel. The man wandered of
alone and WAS next found iaying dead
nrArthc river bank in the rem OF Mr.
Berryiuni,'- res idcl.ce.
Shephe,d had been working around
town rs a painter. No one seemed TO
know anything about him farther than
that he had claimed to he IL Canadian.
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been fruitless. The United States Mar
Shall and deputy Marsiia.s leave this even
ing FOR New Orleans to arrest the Presi-
dent, Vice President, Secretary, Ircasnr-
or and directors ofthe lottery company.
The grand jury reported att o'clock
eleven separate indictments, each giving NJ
eighteen separate counts against the ON
GERS ofthe Louisiana Lottery. Among the
list are General Beauregard, Paul Conrad,
Presidents Joseph p Hooker, SECRETARY.
The indictments are for. transmitting lot
tcrv advertisements through the mails,
which is violation Of Tie lottery laws
passed last winter I2y Congress. Ise eX-
trcmc penalty in case of conviction IS i've
years IMPRISONMENT and $1,000 fine.
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:. A syNAaoauis or HEAL. "
Excited Words Of. Pastor Uttered .i;g7iinss t
the Late i'arncI!.

Cork, October ,,22s.--The feeling ar''ssed
throughout ireland, ard especially il this
city, BY The recent polit!cnl and l.tcilon"l
sa,is,9S and 1oiugs, &C very i:f'er aHd
threaten 10 resull Il. serious contiic:s he
tween the AicGasthyiics and Parne'liles
There we're several ;lfrays here yesier-
ia evening ut the close OF the vArions
,p0iikical meetings, aud sticks and stones
we4r freely used by both parties. The
result is tliat :, liumlier Of the members OF
The Two opposing parties are being Anrsed
ia hospitals and elsewhere Tor severe
wounds ncusredstluylugtlio trays. girl
who was on the lockout during one OF
These. political sorimmagcs WAS severely
Twouuded aboat The head and fuec by
stones. ~ 8@t
The. sermon preached ast--Slii,iay. III
KILKENNY b. Father Fidelix, OF the order
Iof ST. Francis va lnaesi eissFm eite,iapon
here andselscwueSe sE'a Ter idestssss sal,ol'
that occasions, bitterly dcltoga eesl,, he il g
Charles SieNart Parncll, saving that s3se
most dvpraycd monster wiz, ever lived
was now swept OF the face Of The eatths
The reverend gentleman also said that tie
Women Who were supporting isiin were
limbs Of the devil and that tie locai
sworkingmcn's club VAS 4 IS snassoss'ic oi
HELL ~
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CAUGHT .}I His WIFE.
louisville S:an Arrested in Cincinnati
Il, ;..n .,.,;,:, % as iIistce IS


I.seixyAr.. OF '.S-Gcofgc V, Eckcrt,
cl,iet cicrkaftha .,ir line ut Louisville. is
un,;erarrestin.tiljsc city charged with adui-
terry. Josie byrnes, with whom he has
heen living a, 80 y. sixth. street, is also a
prisoner
Thearrest WAS made by Detective Witte
Yesterday morning at the instigation OF
Fsnnie Ecsert. wife Of tie accused, who
followed lin lere With her baby. She
Tells Il sorrov;ui tale; She married him
seven Years ago in Indianapolis, and al
1i.ou.,l, she lavisllcti the affections OF a
true witc he coon sought the society OF
other wonieii.
~Wir do van ,lrreiyc me.' she asked
9i,ia ,.ilaTt ] 10: iSsisil ~ YOU cp'iltask.s
You i,.tsc, he. reaiied .'bnt like a
Woman t:,at wilisWenr. drink beer with
M. and smoke ciaaretts
He took ~ With Ncl!ie Crouch in IN
,,i,,,anolis sive years ago. Hewas arrcs
80, and served several days i'll the Work
l,ouse.His wife forgayeshim and TOOK HIM
lar, Tie Eckerts then went to Louis
lyiile..nd soon his freQuenttrips to oincln-
natl caused comment. y,
left fur. tbs city last wednesday & ~,
his wife learned ifoni.a frIeaStsat the Of
Wildn l.e was sisi8ing She fol lowed y -
here aud causea THE gaiityscoa gle . ARES =,
AHa does lro. deny the crininallty- Mrs
Eehsrt is pcu,liless, Int she y III prosecute
sfiie s.assf i,siail.
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LOUISIANA l.ssyI'rlis 9
ssi.yen Indictments ssainst. It's g Ulcers
;ns! directors.

sioux T .slis,t $. 4. Oct. ~ THE grand
iurs has returpetis eleyen indictlnen f
against the officers ard directors g tue
Louisiana f,ss iefs, Tie evidence 0as AL
lid 1,efore tliesislry in the:fdfin aildas-
lis and KEEP MI j the almost secrecy;
'l'ae aetsart nieis aiirse tslt brought
The charges before hIsacoa.'t for the resl-
son that their etfssasss III other states be-
FIRE the United STATES etand suriss had
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/ BEN GETTING SASS 1 Z.
PREPARATIONS MIST BE MADE FOR
TEtEsls 0UgisAuEs.
no Diplomatic Delay Aliowec. Sailor
Were EountIe. At'ei simple Apologies
Won't d..

| ~
40 Diplomatic DELAY Aliowsc. Sailors
Were Wounded AID simple Apologies
Won't IN
SANTIAGO III CHILL. Oct. 29.-'lne 7 nj
tcp States government has through Min
lister Egau. formally demanded reparaiion
from tie government Of Chill for the
attack rccentI5 made, il Valparaiso npon
a number OF searncn Of the United States
cruiser Baltimore.
The demand Is 10 informal suggestion
that the government IT Washington ex-
poets some fnd Of satisfaction for the
killing and woundil1g OF ihe Baltimore
soldiers LISA friendly put notifications
given according to direct orders rccGi1co.
from the state ,lepa rtmcnt 1T Washinsgdh,
! that the United States demands an imme-
diatc explanation o. the.wholc affair and
rersraiion :or ii,i,i rics inflicted.
Acting upon Inc Instructions sent to
him from Washington, Egan presented
the Chiii,,n juntl with a detailed state
40 ;,,ycetiTatiop
y.
iaaac ~ NaVi"i4' 2c''''t y. ''e
and l,y l.gau himsclf THESE invesig atoms
had shown il,u; Charles Ri@gan. one OF
the Baltimore petty officers, was i'ruialiy
assaulted bv several Chiians wliiic he
w,s ,;dirn on . street car. Rir.;sr re
sisted, hut was drag ecd FROM the .earand
n,,r,l,.rcd ni.tuI Che. il liz, arms ~.
! h;s comn.nions Turubull,.sinidjtiicr one
of tl,e Roltimor,,s wt un6ed lnss-%ljo died
today trn,, i,;s ;niu-;cs. received no less
th,n .;ohtecr Sal, Wounds in The back,
| ,,yn ot~,5,.m 20, str.,,i,," his Lungs.
Altor.,;yi,,.y !, tuii,isf of the l{:,Iiimores
.rao. ,,j,n vcra ;,i,,.ca bvine mob. Erans
,.,.,,,,,,o,, c,l,.j ,,t,,tin,, 70 ,he faci that
! rbirty-6yc OF tbc cruisers crew were on
w., ~ ,l,. r;.t dnnnccessarilv.
yioln,co ,,n;r., .usod W. ,bc police ard that.
,Laywnre da,lju~d j., cuStcdv without due
c,nsp 80
lnr,,,c,rsion Foam said that the sur
.,,I.,1,, I-,.;ttl St,,o. sv,.,rR.j,i6 cy-
II,,a'..1. ,Ic ,n;,,,,,, .bY, some Of the
',N ;n;.ta, A,oa,;,.ao sail
''.'"a .. ',.' ,,d 1h,t lnjs
s,,nM.,; 4i,..t tl.o n,iicc oticers of
y. ,I. s"n u,hn wsre ,n.,urd with havo-
rris ,onk rar, i, ,ne af.ack. Tie Amer
;c.n,s wnre witl,ou, arms aud rraclicaljy
defcnse)pss
Egan. In pres enti,r the Gillian junta
with his statement oftrea ssallt on Amer
i,,n sailors. EXPRESSED IN distinct terms
rho fociinc OF. Great Indignation wilcl, the
Stote dcpnrtmcnt nj Washington feels at
the wnolc affair. and spcciailvat The bru-
tai conduct Of thc 5o|icc ut Valparaiso in
Joining with u mob in the iatte.'s AT
facl, upon the Baltimore s>caiiscn n!'e in
drawius t!ieir nayoi,ets and using Them
aeains, unarmvd Americans. l.ean also
called f,.pniiou particular', TO the ad,ii-
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arrs. rhnrtflstt l,s.:a5l.

Core Nnps, @ Oct ssss-- q IS sA5iisst
G. Thurman died 1T the lls,iiie Ills @ q
Roman latethis evening tiers aSgefitsssi
Illness. She had lain il, Il stupor sor fl,fsss
days. mud her death had been hourly es e Z.
petletl ainte testnftias ttehliig;
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a VERDICT AT LAST.
TIE sirginia Coal 81 from Co. win the Case
In the q. S. Courts.
Ant,;Gpoy. VA. Oct. 29.-Aftcr il tr

ABfxGpoy. VA. Oct. 29-Aftcr Il rial
lasting over tel. days Tie jury in tic u 5.
,Courtn the ease Of Van Gun1en rs. The
Va. Coal & Iron Co. has brought in YER
dict for the defendants. The case mas
been ably CONDUCTED by counsel On both
sides. The verdict confirms the title of
tie Va. Coal & Iron Co. to their large
body Of land in the vicinity OF Big stone
Gap.
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kentucky Wilkes Owner lacks for; TWO
minute :;ecnrd

WAsuMegoN, oct. l2G.-Sccre:ary Tracy,
who was an extensive hrecd.er oi fast
horses before he became !, mcmlcr oE the
Cabinet. still takes great interest in the
horse question:, 4nd has paid particular
utientio1. 10 the recent remarkable per
goemance OF Sunoi The Secretary admits
that she is Il wonderful !naye, bat agrees
with o;hcr experts 'lpt lhc actual speed
recordo. Maud : was net beaten by SUI
.nol.s trn at Stockton. Tie Secretary
SAID toa Sur reporter to-day:
"l,l we're the owner OF Shuno should
have preferred t. haze had her lower the
record on circular track. Unit! Size does
that don't think She can he considered
faster than Maud s Nevertheless, |
think MIR Boomer has great rcySoa TO he
proud vi the. wonderful lnarc. Tor she
seems to have ;hc. light OF ii bird and tie
power to Spsiaj2. Having. said this much
am now prepared TO say that within two
wears hence the two-minutc trotter will
have arrived This proposition may be
startling to some. h,tt,I firmly believe
than a trotier will he found within that
pesiod that will trot tull mile in tae
iilae named. Only yesterday Senator
Stanford's ycarllrg hly Ee.l Bird trotted
It fuli.mile in 2.::24Gi i, aat, Arion Two
yea, Old OF us IYhiett y mile il 2:lA14,
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"Sreen Goods" Men.
Two SMOOTH Operators aud Ex-Conviets,
Arrested ~

Nkw lors OF. 25--Frauk BROOKS.
alias Pretty Frank. AND lvmnnce1 Man-
ply, alias Poodle NNphy," were arrest
cd to-day i'y lAs@evtoy RyfneS iorsheinss
Green {;opda" men. Both men are ex7
conyicts, Murphy WAS once arrested Tor
having roi,Ded exS Secretary Of the Navy
Robeson OF Il gold watch in Philadelphia.
The men arc probably The clevcrest ssreen
goods men in the business, Some idea
AZ tie cxient aftheii operations may be
s;tined froia tbs slc, that thalr nnstiicoa-
tanned forty iasge hooks filled with the
names OF pasi and prospective Victims
together wi;:th IA loi OF circulars. and
newspaper clippings,
The hooks contained! Ire n:slaas oi more
than G,gGt wcll-to-do persons in neari,
every town ard village IN ths
couetrs, Abou, COCO letters and telc-
gratRs were found acknowledging the re-
eeigt o. e r ulal aild making apii ointmeuts
10 meet intiiis eits, IuSpectar tsye.es rs
timatrd that 1T least 5000 has lteen paid
TOR postage stamps hs The twosntsil Within
y month. When the meii wesS arrested
they we're in the act OF addressing eirci-
lars.
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FIRE.
a Su,nmerHeId's Saloon With IFS Contents
Hurned. YahtH

Tie saloon OF A. Symmetrical on main
stree, near Wood avenue was burned
Wednesday morning about O'Clock. Fire
wa: fl,,; discovered bv Louis l.. White
stouc, who clerks for NJ SnmmerfeId.
He was Sleeping in u small annex to
the maii building and was awakened by
the strong smell smoke. He had hard
Is time to awake Alr. Symmetrical and es-
cape fronEtl.e luilding bcfoleit fell in.
There WAS large stock Of Whistles and
wines in The building aud tile loss fs reck-
oned al $1,000 Insurance, $4,000. j. N.
Hardin had about one thousand dollars
worth OF uhiskey stored in an clubhouse
wlich was burned and which was q total
loss as he had no insurance.
Tie Summerlield building on Wood Az
cnue WAS saved with great dfiiculty. Mr..
Summerie!d brought notice 70 The PosT
Office on Wednesday, thanking Tie persons
who listed in saving this building.
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.lYfsm.

50 Y iic = y ~
sas sri IN Iii tsii BUSINESS a. linseitiesi.
1, Il Il III Nos. placed m
sssse hands III III II taf iey 81 isc TO
~ "a ssnnIros 4 10.
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PERSONALS,

3 sa PERSONAL sig
G. z. Atmore, Genenal Passenger Agent Of
the IL N. r.. R. &, was III town last Friday.
DR.. & ans.c D. Kaakclwcnt ABi0s-
don Monday anil'returned Wednesdays
Jno. y. Hardin s,Id y, 6. gabinsou hare
returned fi'ana fri, q Blatksfohc, Va.
Col. 2. Z. Sears sbaht ssvsiA dds this
week in;tamn.
jas. V Fox, Jr,, was IN Irs,isvitIe ti'e ilrst
ief the weeks
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aa,si,-r vrrsim ofap susoad"l rIstaL
". q. Ia5 !u;, wln lived here DOR some
twelve months, VAS Shot ~ Goodwill, w.
Va. OF The 18th Just. Ind died two days
later.
- -
Mr. Taylor is young man who
came here from Allegheny Springs and is
a brother of F. l.. taylor, formerly of this
city. He had just secured . position in
the N. & w railroad depot at Goodwill.
On the second day after going to work
while the agent at the depot was handling
a pistol it was. accidcntly discharged The
ball entering 1aylor's body inficting an
injury from which he died on the 18th
inst
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
JUNGLE EBEhr

Your correspondent recentiy visite,
our old friend. "Ye patriarch Ebenexer,
whose surname IL Humphrey. In ouI
young years, he impressed us first az IN.
santa Claus, At the Christmas festivals
and he seems to-day, the same Idea
"kriss kringle" Of our boy hood, will
his flowing gray beard and benign coun.
tenance. hut he IL not able now 10 have
more than "a will" to give, aud his days
as q practical "Santa" are about over,
however much he may linger Ia memory
and In q poeticzl sense. With the bal.
ance Of his stock Of goods. he has ..re-
tired" Ia hermit life on spikes Peak, 8
or AZ he says, "Mount Pisgah.- With q
heart ~ pure Ne = chlld's. and q con-
science ~ clear ~ crystal, he comes 10
the latter days Of hls life. All WHO wish
to zee the genial old gentleman, and en-
Joy q good time, should take their pic
mic baskets along TO 1.-THE land Of the
sky" above SHOWS Falls, on ..the old
sebrz Durham place." and ind the
finest scenery, the purest water and the
ciesrc<t atmosphere for miles around.
Dont forget ''Cncle Eben," the "IIer.
mit Of the Hill!" ELL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
Ros SAYS Nc DIDN'T TRADE. .
A CARD FROM niE OWNER 90
ROBINSON u.

w. Editor -
Ny attention has been called to YOU
issue of Aug. 3jth ult., wherein, eilto
rally aud Ia your r-port 81 the race II thu
2: ~ class az the fair grounds az the
August races of the Oxford County Trot
Ing Horse Iir.ciers' Association, that
race l. condemned aud Ia unmcas sure,
tones denounced ne q farce In which the
public were defrsuded aud in.ult.d and
In which said race va. not determined
by the merit or speed of the respective
contestants bat by virtue 81 a prcarrang'
Ell trade. Now, Mr.. Editor, In view al
the various allegations affecting the
honor Of all ~ those against whom thess
charges are preferred, I a. owner of the
winning horse Ia that race In self defense
and common courtesy respectfully ask
the privilege of making a rcfutation a.
public a. the charges. Robinson u. WAS
entered la that race In a regular manner
and participated To b. ex.rted for all
he was worth, provided IL was found
necessary to win the race, and no bar
gain. trade or arrangement WAS formed
or entered Into to my knowledge, direct
ly az indlrcctly with the officers of the
Association, owners ~ competing horse.
or drivers whereby the race should d.
turned Into farce, or should b. other
wise than q proper aud legitimate race.
] emphatically deny that ! was a party
tn any trade whatsoever. A. Il well
known the condition of the track was
unfavorable for fast time. Robinson
ID. won the race at Llyermorc Falls,
saturday, August 18th, trotting = full
mile In ? ~ IL and Was just as cognis-
ant ~ trade at that place ne NJ the race
at the fair grounds In oxford County.
Buckfield. sept. I, ls9i.
Robinson DEAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
HANNIBAL HAsLIs.


lia.ai NJ ll.@hn Nsaor,Ai ser,lcs. q
In sorrvw dssp srasefal Rstioa Hsarn.
a .oa tilu-trtoa. chefishs-i frisnd
Ths hooorsi liamnn. fan u year. snd fAme.
TIE mariyrs~i itnooln's ceuhsshsr. l. deaf
Iis sts--i. In heAlth. upon an sminenss
AMI xlory coserc'i HIN. But srv m el-k
80 astionAl ryioicing sht display.
ne loarnsy~i ca iron m proasl eniaenos
Ou shish ~ s,s--i o. higher eIaiRsnoe
All xlery's ueory sxAt~i covering.
f1ttins insies-i u !. ths patrtot
shouA az on ms. M >Aiioa's natal day.
- dissi ~ con-srralssi Isrsr-en.
- diei NJ syal Adams Ani honrs.
mi nss thus dies ths a rthasinian."
Ne -. illa-triou- ant sass tksn thy.
-, iismiin. losei ~ an nv teiiosmen'
Thy honesty was incorruytiLle
A. ossan tties. nv patriotism. brossl
A. ne wiie continsnt; nv charity
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08

No engagement az Bar lIarbor has
evoked more comment than one just an
n0unced between Mr.. slater, the many
times millionaire. and owner of the
Slater Mills, Webster, Mass. and Miss
Mabel Hunt, Youngest daughter Of the
late william VI. Hunt, Boston's famous
artist. Miss Hunt IL q young lady Of
~ or q years of age, bright, attract
I've aud accomplished. Mr.. slater IL q
gentleman somewhere In the regiou Of
"a, perhaps more. Another engagement
even more astonishing than this L. w.
ported, that Of Miss Enid Hunt, q
sister next older than the bride-elect, to
Mr.. Skaters sou, who IL about Is years
Of age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-08
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