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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-06
vv,scon,ln u,s a NEW M.r,l,nl.

WASHINGTON. Feb. s--Prcsiden; IIar.
rison has nominated Frank w. Oakley,
Of Wisconsin. to be marshal of the
United States for the western district
OF Wisconsin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-06
HALL MUST HANG.

The Noted Desperate Sentenced % DIE
on the Galiows March IL.
BRISTOL, Tenn, Feb. at Glade
vile. Va, Thursday, Judge Skeen, OF
Wise county. refused the application
Of Talton Hall for = new trial and sen.
fenced him to DO hanged March IA
Hall has given up hope. Excitement is
very high at Gladeville because Of fear,
that Halls friends will attempt his
rescue IS they have frequently threat
~noA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-06
Dropp~d head.

CEEsros. la, Feb. a-James Nc
Cam, aged -. wealthy citizen.
dropped dead Wednesday night from
heart disease.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-06

HALIrAx. n. s.. Feb Sd. r. VIII
son & Co. stove dealers. have assigned.
Liabilities. sc. ooe: assets uaestimased
The morning call., 1892-04-10
PROPERTY WANTED.

IA ILL PURCHASE WELL LOCATED + ATS
W for cash or good city lots; send description and
location. X. NJ, box 10, this office. aps st
The morning call., 1892-04-10
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
-
linda VISTA TERRACE.
,y,. vySr. rppp.nr
is the most central and beantitn, re.,aa,.. ..,.,
iiH'en' anu uh'0slructea view In all directions
''C' 'D''- ~ 0"A'"H1. no avenues arc 0eihs
and occupied by purchasers OF lots ana the land rs
The morning call., 1892-04-10
LORIN REAL EsTATE

[ lSE 4.hooM AND ONE 5-ROoM OUTAGE ron
49,, SAFE on very easy terms; 2 blocks from ststicn
0n, y sivo uewn balance 10 easy iussaIImenss IN
q 9nre oil W. c. MORAN. Lorin TaIe SsStei nu,
sba 6
The morning call., 1892-04-10
OAKLAND LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE

A DMINISTRATORS SALE
"A S6o00-The elegant furniture and good will Of
the juanita Hotel. containing so rooms, with long
lease anu low rent; located In the center of the
CITY; every room occupied with frstcl ass custom:
owing 10 the recent death OF tbs owner the adj
Illustrators have placed tins elegant house In cur
nands Tor sale at an extremely 10 figure To MAKE
an immediate sale; house cost 5 % 600 TO furnish
about months ago; the furniture AMI arpets are
sntIre!y new, For full particulars apply to NJ y
LAfMANCE Il CO., 466 Eighth at OAKLAND
Cal, or j. j ToBIN, Executor, IL Montgomery ST.
can Efanclseo. ap9 lot
The morning call., 1892-04-10
DRoSPECT HILL TRACT.
FRUITvALE AVE, EAST OAKLAND

CMALL FRUIT RANCH IN PRCITvALE, COOP
- house for sale cheap Address Fruit. box "a.
Call Branch Office. arl Iots
WEEKS NEWS FoR5 CENTS-THE wEEKLY
n CALL, In wrapper, ready Tor mailing.
The morning call., 1892-04-10
SUMMER RESORTS.


VILLA LA JOTA. ON HOWELL MOUNTAIN
near 81. Helena, widely known as a mount ain
resort and sanitarium, is offered for rent for the
summer months or for a longer term; place COM
prises % acres: modern style residence of stone
with adjoining cottage. all com pleteIy furnished
and equipped gor frst-class health resort. A. ia
suited also for gentieman's country home: fine
water supply: picturesque forest scenery: hunting
and hshing; terms low to responsible parties Adj
dress La Jota. box 3S. this ONCE. ap6 Inns
ID Escorts. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
llPacihc Coast. with rates. location, etc. pup-
Eshed In the Hotel Guide. I60 pages For saIe by
newsdealers or send 25c In stamps W. M PAT
TEKSON. publisher. $40 Post ST. s f. mrl Il
The morning call., 1892-04-10

M ME. DUNALLE, ELITE DREsSMAKING PAR
WI lors-All work guaranteed first class and salts
faction given every customer. 1346 Market ST. CD.
posite Odd Fellows Hail. ap7 3m
I ESSoNS IN CUTTING, FITTING, PARIS
IL styles; terms reasonable. 104 Powell ap5 I'm
h RS. RUBEL, 100 TENTH-ELEGANT PER-
ul fect-ftting suits from So up. mr22 BIN
THE MISSES URToN, 500 MASON ST-sTYL-
lsh dressmakiag: satisfaction guaranteedfel4 ~
IT 9EARY - ELEGANT SUITS, % TO %:
Ii cheap goods. So SO to s5. felS II
MRS. b. keller, ll9 STOCKTON ST; SUITS
!l - 80 up stylishly draped ht guaranteed fl2 Il
The morning call., 1892-04-10
ADVERTISING

Aoo WlSd ~ ADVEkTISE ANYTHING
anywhere At any time write to GEO r. ROWELL
Co. 10 Spruce st. New YORK. aule Iv
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
~ the subject OF advertising will do well to obtain
aeopy OF Book for Advertiser" 388 pagea price
-; mailed. postage paid on receipt OF price; con-
tains . careful compilation from the Amsr.caa
Newspaper Directory Of al the best papers aad
Class Journals gives the circulation rating OF eyerv
one, aud good deal OF Information about rates And
otner matters pertaining to the business Of advsr
Using. Address now ELS ADVER rInIN0 1tL
kkAG. - spruce St. New York aulo u
The morning call., 1892-04-10

G9Q00 CATERER AND PURYEYOR BUSI-
tDcOOO. ness: Oldest. most complete: immense
stock silver. china aud glass ware; linens; elegant
furnishings; valuable provisions and wines: 200
Vienna chairs; horses. wagon. new tTuck carriages
lease; low rent; retires from business. MR..
CADkNAU. 72S Golden Gate ave. ap6 Im%
The morning call., 1892-04-10


CECONDHAND WAGONS FOR SALE CHEAP.
~ 1ll4 Harrison ct, near seventh ap9 u
DHAEToN. ROCKAWAY. DELIVERY. BAKERY,
L second hand aundry-wagon. S2S Harrison,6 80
eco ALMOST NEW LIGHT DELIVERY VA
SDOO. gon. Butcher-Shop. Van Ness, nr. Mkt5 -
IMPRESS WAGON; SUITABLE FOR FURNI-
u ture: new buggy cheap. SO Howard. 20 Bun
I SECONDHAND EXPRESS WAGON AT ~
L BeaIe A. W. SANBORNF fel4 Il
The morning call., 1892-04-10

10 TO so HEAD OF wELL-BRUKE HORSES
~ and mares always on hand at Grand Arcade
Horse Market. S27 Sixth ST; auction sales or
horses bucgies cSrts. harness. etc, every Mednes
day al j 4. NJ; sales solicited. ). WATKINS &
CO, livestock auctiOneers. fel2 II
OI9AND 22l TENTH. COR HOwARD-HoRSES
-Ic boarded and for sale. J. X. WALTON. JAZZ ~
The morning call., 1892-04-10
PIrSINESs CHANCES.

l.10ON MADE IN WEEKS; NO CAPITAL
stamp. London Specially Co. Chicago. Ill l
The morning call., 1892-04-10


LOR SALE-LODGEN6-HoUSE; 81 ROOMS:
j corner house; good location: Tong lease; cheap
fent; clears $3.50 per mouth. Address Jumbo, box
81, this Office, aplU -
The morning call., 1892-04-10

~o~>>>o~o~~~.~~
CECOND GRAND
FREE EXCURSION
The morning call., 1892-04-10
HORSES.

LINE SOUND. GENTLE RIDING AND DRIV.
ing horse; bargain. 2646 Howard. aplO 81
HORSE AND WAGON FOR SALE Il6 TENTH
! street
The morning call., 1892-04-10

CALOON, WITH 5 ROOMS WELL FURNISHED:
- al occupied; suitable for hotel restaurant:
also fine range cheap. Apply cor. Powell and Van
dewarer SIS. ap9 -
The morning call., 1892-04-10

SioNE ihA0I.
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT
the San Leandro road. The Oakland San Leardro
and Haywards electric road passes directly "a trout
OF this property
LARGE LOTS LARGE Iors
ooAAoo ,,, oUxl50 60x150
FRUIT TREES
Fruit trees in every lot. Take your choice Pears
Apples, Apricots. Prunes Cherries Peaches English
WaInuts aad Amends
WIDE STREETSI
WIDE STREETSl
Grand avenue on this tract is 100 feet wide
THINK OF TT
$50 cash. sooc,sh
81 SO monthly $3.50 monthly,
NOW Is THE TIME!
Electric road will be in operation by Nav l. Ra
member sale commences Wednesday,
March D, 1892.
CALL AT ONCEi
CALL AT ONCEi
poNi DELAY DON'T DELAYi
For maps and particulars apply to
A. H. BREED CO.,
mF1ou $50 Ninth St, Oakland
The morning call., 1892-04-10

SI00 small Teanaht MIN s7eAEthias 1 1o
plete; rent only SIS. Apply on premises, 1923
MARKET 81. ODD. Van Ness ave
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-11

Soon after Fitz-Greene Halleck had
published his stirring Marco Bozzaris.'
he repeated the poem to lady, an inti-
mate friend Of his. She expressed great
admiration Of the beautiful lines, but
when he was in full enjoyment of what
he considered her perfect appreciation
she surprised him by the innocent query:
"Who was Marco Bozzarisy'
"Well," said Mr.. Halleck, respondent
", whats the use Of becoming martyrs
for liberty or of poets celebrating heroes
If ladies won't even inform themselves
about the events of the day.
The remembrance Of another inciden.
connected with the poem never failed to
elicit a gToan from its author.
At a certain dinner party at which he
was present. it was expected that each
man should sing song or make speech.
Among the guests was a Dutch jew,
whose English was execrabie, and he
had been previously persuaded by joker
to commit the whole Of Marco Bozzaris
TO memory that he might recite it for the
qualification Of the poet and the poets
friends.
The day came and the Dutchrnsn was
called upon to speak.
'Shentlemans.' said he rising, II can
neither make De speech nor sing de song,
but | will deliver Won grand poem"
This he proceeded relentlessly TO do,
and Halleck, when he heard his harmo-
nious measures delivered in a mixture
of English aud Dutch, was divided be-
tween the temptation to laugh and cry.
Youth Companion.
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lie Eeckoped II. would Ran.

One Of the most interesting characters
in American history is General Zachary
Taylor, "Old Rough and Ready" hero OF
Buena Vista, father-in-law Of Jefferson
Davis and twelfth president OF the United
States. We all recollect how Daniel
Webster sneered at him, before he was
nominated, as n "backwoOds colonel, -
and refused to let his friends put him on
the ticket for vice president with Taylor
for first place, thereby missing his las,
and, al the sequel showed, best chance
of becoming president. Willard Fill
more, Of New York, took the despised
second place and thereby had nearly
three years in the White House.
General Sherman used to tell an amus.
ing little story Of Taylor anent his nomi.
nation for the presidency. At that time
General Taylor was stationed at New Or.
leans. He was kentuckian and the
Kentuckians were very properly proud Of
him. One day shortly before the cOnyerl-
ton met at Baltimore he was approached
at New Orleans by an old Kentucky
friend, who said:
General, we want You to run for presi-
dent"
"Who wants me TO rum" asked Gener-
al Taylor seriously.
why, we do--all your old neigh.
bors.r
well, then. If that's the case" replied
the old hero, without changing the ex-
preston Of his face, II reckon III have
TO run. Detroit Free Press.
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THE HAYTIAN AFFAIR.
Minister Price Says There is no Truth
in the Report.

New YORK. Jan. 10-M.. Har nibsi
Price, the Hsyusn minister to this country,
VINO wss alleged TO have disc Jvered 8 revD-
,be overfi1w of President Hippolsts ami
who was further said to have found thsi
the revolutionary party has f,ted Gu; ii
this country mar-of-war, EQUIPPED With
all the appliances Of modern warfare,
which is intended TO be ustd by the Hay ian
political exles iu Jamaica to capture Pofi
au Prince ard estsbhsh a new government,
ssid this afternoon:
Il cannot understand Why so much fuss
should be made about g, small m4tt-r.
The so-cslied revolution amounts to roth.
iig q all There was al st-emps to Fl out
vessel 10 war with Hsyti, but ~hs, Of l.:
This is not the FIRST ATTEMPT There were
two Others, neither OF witch came 20 sny.
thing In Ike manaer this attempt WAS
frustrated almost inception.
OF course l cannot tell you much about
this last attempt, because il is an sdaif fol
the secret service. out this much will ssy
No vessel was fitted here 10 Brooklyn, and
no vessel is nos on the seas bearing arm.
tn b u,ei sg.inst my country. The boat
Ia question IL -ti ] IN this county and vii
remain so. You may be very sure it vii
never sail for Hssu.
IAN this talk Of pending revolution i,
absurd. Our people are thoroughly con
tented, and there is 10 reasou for revolt
There sre . few outlaws who have from
time 10 time endeavored to create dstur
Dances, III y Care lot return to my county
because of their crimes. They ~cu nj
be punished ss revolutioni.ts, because OF
the amnesty granted, nuI they are so bstet
ov the people, that life wouli be 8 burden
to tn m
From time TO time, tbs handful Of me-
talk of overtnro~ing the government. L
il absurd
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BY TELEGRAPH.
RECIPROCITY AND TRADE.
Speech OF Hon. VIM. Z. Curtis at the
Boston University Banquet.

II gives ne the greats 81 pleasure 70 be IN
Bosom again Az exchange coz grsfuiasiors
with TIE Mere hsris' As20cisiio ion upon TIE
urprsereri tsd prosperity Of the year and
The prrspstts II Is combustion. lAp-
plAGss
Unt.r d.vloe fsvar, cur hsrvests in
1891 su'psss,d ali precedent, and the
M chxuieal products Of the country.
like the ffuils If the soii, reached
far beyeae What is required FOR hame
copsum9iion. | can cor ceive OF no reason
Why tae g.vssoueGt should not use every
aout rsbl- mesns to aid in the d:sposiioo u
me surplus in foreign markets This eau
Ia dene Silh3u' ippalring the pfotscoon
uCdrr which GU. i1ou.ifiss have bean de-
vsiJped. ard siIhout irspsirlng the qasiisy
OF reducing the prices OF che goods you
produce, believe in high prizes. in h'sl
wages and 10 limited heu-s Of isbor. They
& courage education, il spire self Iespeci,
stimulate smb ition, and develop g@Bius. sn
the future pro, periiy Ct The ma utae!uri &
interests Of this country depends upon TIE
intelligence of the labor they employ ~
plsase for you cannot eompets - b
Europe In the mangf.c.urs Of thod "
goods.
q believe in tariff that will tsx the luxu-
ries AID the follies Of life, and plsce upon
the free list every article not produced By
our own people that will add to their c m
fort spd welf,re Applsuse Bat VIII n
an article is placed upon the Tree list We
should insist that the country or count'i' .
from which il comes must make an equiv
slent concession in favor Of some product
Of our farms or forests or factories, Ap-
~, "a hay il hv
pr3citV.
What is knnwn as the reciprocity section
Of the recent tariff act is very limited 10 :
scope, but even nader its restricted author
ity, Arrangements have been coaclu led
with Ave republics and min colonies, rep
reese ting II 900 000 Of people and foreizH
mmerce OF more thsn $500 0e0 1000 aver
Tspplsuse1; and l have co fideucs that
similar arrangements with other luairit s
will coon be made public. The MARKERS Of
Germany hsvs been opened to cur brss'
-tuffs and provisions, st greatly reduc d
rates Of duty, and our corn bfesd ard bscs n
may soon be placed upon every breakfast
tsble in Eu,opa
II is impossible to esiimste, snd it 10 use
less 10 COZ j cture the value OF these advs' :
,sges. The result depends upon the man
ner in which the I. q 1rts of the government
are sustained and supplemented by private
enterprise.
did no. expect to spssk tonight; l ex-
ps ed only 10 bear 8 message from the
secretary Of state great applause who
had promised and hoped to be here himself;
bat he could no, come, and letter he bad
prepared for me to bring fsiled to reach
me il the confusion that attended his i'll
mes yesterday. beg that you will accept
his congra,u atiors and regrets, and my
srn.ef ul appreciation Of your hospitality.
Prblnnuad aDnlsnse
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Mr.. Charles f Smith who With hi |
brother. Mr. Eugene W. Smith. has bee
running the Weston House at Madison
several ears, was in the city lew hIurd
saturday. BE tells US that the hotel vii
soon 90 under new msnsgt ment. Mr.. G. F
Smith OF Pennington and njsmin HlItou,
q, of North Ansop, having associated them
selves together for thai purpose. The fret
named has been commercial traveller in
The employ Of q Portland house, and the la
ter has been and sill is il the hotel business
at North Arson. The furniture in the Weston
House. and which is owed by the Smith
Bros will be appraised this week. THE
hotel mus: be very desirable place, as il
is constantly taxed to its fuilest capacity
and Madison is 3 town which has brigh
prospects ahesd Mr.. & Z. Smith will pu
IN the winter at Newport; Eugene WI
remain fer The present at Madison and run
the livery stable which is connected viii
The house ard which does the stable busl
ness for the house.
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+ New Hampshire Dead From Pneu
mOnia, Resulting From the Grippe.

FRANKLIN FALLS, N H Jan. l0.-State
|t;orney uenersi Daniel Barnard died from
teuu olis, at his home Oh Msio street,
r.nSltn village, at 1l.30 oil OK this morn
IL. He bad been sick with la grippe, buJ
Id so far recovered from it as 20 h.
! Concord the frs. Of the week.
IL caught cold, though able TO sit up,
BID -,s confined TO his residence for 3
" days. Saturday lis family became
srmed and SATURDAY. n GIT D.. Coma, OF
orcord was summoned. Death CAME
BID ienly and pa.1lessly. He is survived
n a widow, three sons and two daughters
he oldest son, James Z Barnard, E q ,
as hi, Law partner. Ali of his fam ly sfe
j; h me, except his second son, Ch,rls,
rho is Ia business in Chicago Attorney
] .nerai Barnard wa. born at Orange, in
n,s sts'e. and was so ears old.
He was educated at Canaan, Boscawen
nd Reed Fery. N. II. After attaining
is msj Ir,'y he VS. e.ected to the L-gis,a-
ure b, the Ere s II Democrats, aid req
scented his tosn for four years. Was
limited to the bsr In 1854 and form d 3
W partnership with Mr.. Pike, wbicn con
!nued until 1868 Nj Barnard r. present
C,snslin in The l., g,-la,ute in 1860 ."d 1862
ID he wss in eli. 9 Senate In 1865 sLo
$50, filling the oihce OF presid.pt Of tnt
senate during the isstyeGr. Ia 1867 the
Il gree of master OF arts was conferred on
lpon him by Dartmouth college In 1870
4 the governors council, and in 1872 ~ss
lie cted MT mber Of the Republican ma
ionsl convention at Philadelphia. 10 Feo-
uary, 1887, he was appointed attorney
GENERAL To succeed Hon Mason W. Tap
IAN, d-cessed. Ia 1854 M. Barnard
married. Amelia, the ouly clild Of R-v
Yillism Morse, Uoi.stiau minister. OF
Mass. fhs latest and mos
important cases tried whi G Mr.. Bsrnsid
vas attorney general were those OF tn,
nurderers Amy sud Savselle. both %
.hich commanded m extraordinary amount
Il legal labor. Undoubtedly the enerv.tr q
.ond tion Of Mr.. Barnsrd da,iog his otiet
ickness was the rssule Of over exeruor
iur.ng these trials. M time has been &c,
or the funeral
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For Home Makers.

Things that home m skrrs should learn
q, the cImmencement Of the rev year:
The value Of sunshine.
To cha, &c house into heme.
The great upli'tiag power of music.
To think aid idse without prejudice.
To look up, then reach up srd grasp the
best.
That some uncomfortable words may be
ov 'rcome.
How much environment has to 10 With
Whist you are.
Wnst a little thing will sometimes make
child happy
That an outs de door, or even the glass
in it may tell secrets
To Distribute good cheer. sweet thoughts,
tender rem mbrsuces.
That q clear. bright light conduces to
social, friendly cha, at tea time.
That there are tso kinds of wealth, and
that one 10 Of the heart and mind.
That the paper snd pictures on the walls,
the carpets ard curtains may effect the
mood OF sensitive person.
Thst tidy Is ont of place when i. be-
CT mss mote important than the object
which i. is supposed 10 protect.
From experiefc9 that discoBrsgsments
srs to be found ca all sides, bu. that en-
conrsgements are deslt cut spsringly by
pm len. hand,
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The Epworth parsonage case. involv-
ing John Wesley, is of great value be-
cause it links both man and beast in the
sensing of apparitions. Mr.. Wesley says:
soon after our large mastif dog came
and ran to shelter between us. While
the disturbances continued he used to
bark and leap and snap ON one side and
the other, and that frequently before any
person i'll the room heard any noise at all,
But after two or three days he used to
tremble and creep away before the noise
began. And by this the family knew it
was at hand: nor did the observation
ever fail" The testimony here is Ger
taiilly credible merely as honest assever-
alton, but WE are free to judge whether
it was some electric or magnetic phe-
nomenon that the dog felt or was ghostly
presence.
y very strange case is reported by Mr.
Hodgson in September, 1890, in which Il
white lady appeared. The third night
the haunted mans dog crouched and
stared, and then acted as if driven around
the room. Brother saw nothing, but
heard kind Of rustic, and then the poor
dog howled and tried to hide, and never
again would that dog go to that room"
Robert Dale Owen reports case Of q
haunted man who had not been able for
years TO keep a dog. Iconfess these cases
all seem different when looked at with
some knowledge of dog nature am
sure that scared man would scare a
dog out of his wits.-St. Louis Globe
D.,,aarnt
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The following is the list Of nominations
msde by the Governor, Friday. Jan s,h.
Railroad Commits, iorer-Ass W. Wildes.
SboShegsn.
s,ste Superintendent Of Schools--Nelson
Luce, Vasssiboro.
Inspector of Prisons and Jsils-Chs,les
W. Jones, Augusta
Committees 10 Examine the Accounts
OF the State Tressurer-JsDes F. Brsck
eti Limii g.on; F. Marion Simpson, Car
mel; Thos. W. Porter, Burlington; hall
IC Burleish, Vsssalporo; Charles IL
Hooper. Csstiue.
CommIsslorfr of Hsrbor ard Tidal Wa
ter.- Henry Fox, Portland.
Agent to Prevent Cruelty-G. P. Co5urp,
Carthage.
Trial Jusiice Irving f. Ses7ey. Vance
boro; Ssmuei wss,on. Su'rY, ? 0. East.
Notary Pualic-Cs,l Weber, Portland
Thomas J Lynch, ADgu'ta; Charles
p Allen, p e'qle Isle; Albert p. Currier,
3 dewick; Turaer Blswell, Scion, 2. o.
Skowhtgsn.
Ju.ace Of the Peace AID Quorum-L NJ
Webb porEatd; William F Currsn, Bsn
gor joan E Moody. Lebanon, 2. o Cen
TIRE George + Stevens. VIM, 2. o. Est
E. S Crafts, Auburn, 2. o, Wet; Sam
ueI Duubsr, Csstine, 2. o. North; Her
bert o. Jonnsop, Sullivan. p. O, East;
Frederick A. II Stxckpole. Kentuskesg
r b. Thatcher, Bangor; George 7 Sewell
Old Town; William z. Bogs,t, Hampden,
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Socal gnoffcrs.
SUPERIOR COURT.
December Term, Hon. Oliver 6. Hall,
Presiding.

W. 5. CHoArB, clerk.
L. T. CARLEros, county attorney.
@. T. STEvEHs, shtrln
T. A. SMALL, slenoarspher.
SATuEDAA, Jan. 9.h.
Leon Hebe,t vs.. Orrissime BAlduc, o
A. Tuell for plaintiff, C. L. Tanner for
defendant This is an action Of sssuDpsit
on sccoun. annexed to wri. to recover q
bill OF 5 .08 50 for groce,ies furnished to
the defendants brother. The plsin ia
keeps q grocery store in Augu'ts, and
claims that The defendant. who WAS run
ning an account with him, came to his stUre
accompanied By brother Who hsd recently
c1me from Canada with large family, sed
told plant & 70 let his brother have what
gre aries be waited, and he, the defendant,
would be responsible for them; that he
fur i,hed the goods IS requested, giving
the credit to The cefendauI, but entering
III III On his book under the name OF The
brother 70 keep The goods furnished 10 each
seps, 4te that the brother made ore
payment on the bill, and finally
vent back to Canada, and defendant
refusing to settle, the suit WAS
brought The defendant in the first place
denies that he ever made any promise 10
the plsinid, but ssys that il be did, it was
a promise TO pay if his brother did not, AND
such contract to BE- valid, under the stat
ute OF frauds, must be ia writing. 1t is not
claimed that toe contract, whsrever 1t was,
was in writing. The Try took the case AT
about 40, and not having agreed at as,
they were directed TO seal up their verde.
and report Monday morning, when it is
expected that they will be finally dis
charged.