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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

his refusal to act. had 10 give the unior'an"t 70
bow tho remaining eighteen blow5 ~ sorered
complete the sentence. Inseuslpie; ~ and
with blood. his Aesh torn from MS ,h;s voung
in state If violent commissions, tier ~, The
u Doy was woman woman had all this time been kept
sbosh 1 3batb his - return in such condition must
s sae 1ai nS mon her feelings may be
ra nave p,Y'' Sueb cruelty as this perpetraied
for 50 trivial a reason on very young p enii,'b
las naturally greatly exasperated ne Iol,s ,,.
inbebitants of Warsaw, ana IL WI DC ~ ~ -
matter Tor the Russians 10 JUSTIFY con'"'' %
this description.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02
ByE.A. Catiin. Auctioneer
Nos and Eleventh street.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Frame St0I3h0lS8S and Dwell
ilgS in Fulton

In execution If certain deed Of trust. dated
July 81 1901. recorded In Ncnric0 County tOurt
clerks Office IN Dcel-hooa 1875 a, uago ~. de-
fault having been made in q note therein So
cured ana being required STD 10 40 hy the
holder thereof. We viii. ON
WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY 6rf
M f.O O'Clock T.. ST. on the premises. sell 40
public auction. 90 the highest bidder. the Two
STORY FRA1lE ~IOREfOUSE AND DN fi-
ING situated 90 the southwest corner Of Gillian
and Graham streets. Fulton. The lot fronts sd
feet on fhe south lime of Graham street AMI eN-
tends back 40 feet f0 an alley.
TERMS: Cash Us t0 expenses of sake, any de-
lnguent taxes and sos. with interest irom DC
t0lcr 20. 1891 1896. July 2i. i~l2 and the balance
upon terms to- Doe announced a5 sale.
b. &. lAlLlN.
GEOBGE A. HUGHES.
faf-td Iruste
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

WEST, JOHNSTON & co. CALL ATTEN-
w TON 70 their large and attractive stock OF
CHRISTMAS BOOKS. CARDS AND BOOKLETS.
CALENDARS Of every description. PRAYER
BOOKS, HlMNAIS BIBLES. BEAUTIFULLY
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS. Toy BOOKS, LEAlH-
Ik GOODSOt all styles. PAPER KNIVES PEN
KNIVES. WHITING DEShS Elegant line Of
sIAIlONERY-all fresh and suitable for Holi-
day Gifts. Call early.
dsl5tl NEST. JOHNSTON & co.
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BItohelier FOR &C., plaintiff. against Orange
keysyille Railroad Company. &c. defendants
anl Llia.on. Sales Co. Tor, &c plaintiffs.
against Granville 90 ais, deiondants-in tho
(haucCry Court OF the City OF Richmond
]. Charles W. GOIdin, clerk Of said court. GER
tify that he bond required II Meade Hasains,
T.. H. Munford, h. n. Mcclure and j. r. Tucker.
Jr., four of the special commissioners by the
been duly given.
Given under my hand this sih day Of Deem
Der. 1881 CHARLES ". GODDIN.
dc IL Clerk.
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.


MONDAY. January fih. az $3.50 =. H.. ON the pre-
misses. trnsteo.s sale Of frame dwelling. No.
1ilf west Leish street. ChcNning a. Rose,
Auctioneers
THURSDAY January 9Th. at $500 T. NJ trustees
fale of frame dwelling. No. jas Banhrdgo
street. Manchester hy Chewing a. Iosc and
A. J.. AdamsoH. aucNoBeers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

= Onr7rTur n Y \ D - lATT OT MOST
YTilll.-qir5 '3 - IN A. u D RAlT
% az titttstftiiiiii- eEG pitaprRifF I%CI.T-
Df(G pfEifif or' trAI tD-nFD TWO
my rlftb 4. II oItlt N'D IGT.T AIRS IN
Hof+,-f.t 'cf-ptttpfsrf6Ne TfsPIF
~. i,rtt, -, .irr, t.rt trfrfr oI'ritp "a
be1f Io1f1,NfEq A.b opupE RICTITg
slin' rp CCIIGiii'feel'c' r-R mn CJARTFR
rpoff i'fiF Waist tIriliT' TN mn S'TATI
ia -, 1r. ~ ti' .t,. ~ piebroonl rro-
,.,,,,,,, D I'm I..,.,'f..f f.. In fh. fv.o calisas.
T.,..l,,., ~ o,.o rnder Ill.,. sIorf narnas and
st,i-,'if' l,l,a a. I,atclafier ,yh5 -iies yc. S.
Gra,. Lo.e,',if T.iIr.oI fr,.,l,enr ami ala ID
srS III 'iaso,, Solos "a a. Mn sao kc.. VS..
1"hh i',.r' ,' a..l 't.e~I to.,etIer va
,'I, ~ 1,l 'il, 'ii' Az "a +i-iv ar'IoinfDl
s.,n eli 'ei u nii f tl ,rrose viii 0n
'''0''' 0''''''' -'' '''0
THURSDAY. JANUABT IL, 1899.
af fo o'oiock 81 .n fronfof the courthouse door
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

Tor Coughs aud Thront Disorders use
Bn0WN's BRONCHIAL IBocHE-. Have never
changed my mind respecting them. except ]
think better of that which / began by thinking
well Of "-Rcr Hny N0rd b ectn. Sold only
Ir
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE STOCK
i HOLDERS OF fAIs bank wall be held in theIr
banking house WEDNESDAY January ~. 1902
at H. clock NJ. WILLIAM u. BILL.
de 3i-tOial3 Cashier
fTDT 'DLfp- IN ,rffir- pTrrrafGNT Dfrfr IL
ING. LOAN. ABSTRACT AND TITLE ASSOCI-
ALTON Will DO held MONDAY. JANUARY 4TH
1.3 j. ~, az the Office Of the Association. 1911
east Nam street. g.. MORRIS SHIMAN.
de9l-ft Secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

tttt n E''s
! OCAI EAPRi'hS. daUr rre.rf errf..
i Stops on all stations. Af + .tor Manor
meets Wifh stage for Naikort0n. ALSO r.l.
with Baltimore steamer Gt Nr.t Point
TRAIN No.W. $500 D. d.
baltimore LIMITED. daU.. nre.r. ...
- tar. for West Point. conl0etinr Will I
river steamer Tor Baltimore. A. Nrt
steamers connect with bal 'm0ra ana N...r.
road for Washington. lh.n IaInha anI l.v
l0re FARE. Richmond DID ba.tm0.. 3d.. F.,
Washington. 80; CD Philadelphia. S.. I.
York. $3.50.
SIEAMIR9 LEAVE BALTIMORE tHr
L'OR WEST POINT. daily. except rn'r-
4 thence ay Richmond and NantI .a .a
% richmond. arriving nt 9io A. 81 a
A. a.
TRAfN no. 3D. 1850 A. ST.
! OtAL MIND daily. except Sunia. IrFi
- iwenty-th.ri street station ior Ncr I...
and intermediate points.
Ticket Office AZ station i0ot NJ hlrr ~ .rast
opou 90 A. Al. so 600 b. 81. aaa irlu -
8.21AM
city ticket Office. goa Main street
SOL. HAHS. JAS. B.. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager Con. Passenger A..lt
IS. A. lIII
Assistant General Passenger aHnt
Charlotte. l. ..
W. n. GREEN. General Manager
j. iEhhtl.Ll, superintendent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

In Withdrawing from tho firm of Winter &
Guveruntor / take pleasure IN thanking my
friends for past favors and IN requesting them
10 continue their patronage with ms former
partner, Mr.. J. b. Winter Respectfully.
de- g. {. GUALkNAIOR.
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STEAMSHIPS.


,lr,, rN-t. uo.t ,,tDo,,r co,fDANrye
VINO IN 4 ~ j. MIA DOhI ANio
Alni.3 i,ll i IA, .>-r,,osq
FOB IN eEAoi M - i,i az 'iD'A
4LiA ~. i,si11Ir',riI ttTU'nD1i,,-11 '+'-
tot3lV'A 4 tttrif'ttfoll-TT
,-r y .,4it,f ',i,,ftti tNi,r,--g
AMI JAlil.2 III 1T l,i IN :, ! 'i'i-'"'
,.,.,,.t,-.,,'S ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ,-oprorr o.
p, 40 NEh dDH5 rLM "'iit az lI'
hamptoh "" On. +I" az .iiilq..,' a. S''
lnEtoh, ~ ~ lli..olg 4, lIt
YORK same "ltoI noon, qi ~ nvl i'lh i'l i'"'-
ern Notsh qtol'" @'l.l .i0 ro,.f. ana
- At ~ .'l,' tr. '-o rrfi.trJ s,l
DanFliie hal4Io"' l'' ""'''''' ii'oA''''u '"'
az S'NNoneSS hwy All WATrp pororr
rANirS RIVER Rv DAYTIGHT.
ti'i'A iJ1 lii3l ~, -, ,sbrtv,D
JAMh0iVnN "a ~ ~ - ,'Ni -l-'" " .'''
,,.,.,,, ,,,.. MI ,i,.Nthls,I ~ rrr,pcrn Nv
hAlLo Li-'o inAH iaittt 'il'i'''D ID
. ~ ~ 4. d., n II .-,r ~
FAKE no IQ.t94OI4l - ,jt'' IN s-'J
SD hOt AZ IN ~ q Ri Ri N'|'''
r. lilo j 49, ~ ~ ~. ii' .,l.,,or
Inc elesahs BIZ 1nn a9' S'1@'N'i
c.el.I,i ilrro
f.or,,r,0 + nifet sfsrar roaiN
sre- Fichr1ond eyerv
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY AT A.
M .SVREF1-CAfS 60 DIRECTLY OSIEAM-
ERs WHARF for above named pisces. .ellrn-
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DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND PO-
~ TONIC hAILAOAD.- seheln.a c0mmono

II TOMAO Schedule commeno-
ing JANA 1902 Eastern standard ,ime.
l9@lA H.. leaves Byrd-strces station daily;
stops only at Ashland bOthweu
Milford. FrodercksDurN. Brooke
tId NidowGter Sleeper Washing.
ton snd New ork Arrives 80
more. s;0P. NJ; Philadolphia, 5:ii
T. NJ: New York :: o. w.
u:i0 A. VI, leaves byrd-street station daily eS-
cent Sunday Buffet Parlor Car
RICHMOND 90 New YORK. Arrives
81 Washington ~ 4.lO p. M.. Balu-
more. 5:2l L. g.; Philadelphia. f:i9
7o5 P. NJ, leave, Byrd, str station daily
Sleeping car Richmond 10 new
1orA. stops only at Ashland, botn-
we'll Milford fredericksburg,
Brooke and Whitewater stops 40
other stations on Sundays. Arrives
&c Washington 40 j D. ~; b4lU-
more, 1925 a. NJ; Philadelphia, 5.B
sas A NJ. arrives az Byrd--streot station daily
Sleeper from New lorr stops only
e. Whitewater, Brooke trederlcNs-
burg. Milford. BothWeI ard Ash
laud. stops at other stations on
sundays, Leaves Washington as
ass ?. ". arrives at Byrd-stroet station daily
stops 40 fredericksburg Milford
Bothwel and Ashland. sleeper
from Washington ami Now lorA
does not stop 40 LlOa. Leaves wash
lngtOn az 1886 A. VI.
Stops az FrDinricks. urt, NIiOf',
fOthwel aud Ashland. sleeper
from New ork and Washington io
hchm)ni. Leaves Washington al
4P. g.
9s5 P NJ. arrives at Byrd-stress stauqn daily
except sunday. Buffet larlor car
Sew. York to Richmond Loayo'
Washington at t.ii + VI ,.-....
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODAitcN
DAILY ENCEPC SUNDAY
toc p. H., leaves ByrQ-srraet station; arrives
So A H. arrives at Brr1.,troot station;
leaves fredericksburg s6sJ A. u
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Gas A. ", leaves hlDai arrives 20 Ashland ~
oas p. NJ, leave. Elba' arriyesas Ashland a;
6.i5 A ~. arrives a. Elba; leaves Ashland a.
6Ol A. VI.
10 p NJ. arrives at Elbai leaves Ashlandls
G. A. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
+. T. ID. MYER5. General superintendent
I,ARMvHIE AND POWHArAN RAILROAD
L COMPANY General Office. No l3 east Main
street Schedule in effect November i6 1891
LEAVE MChMOND:
SOD T. ~ via Richmond and Danvillo rail-
road for famYlle and all points
west of Moseler Junction.
1900 A. ~, via Atlantic Coast Line Tor bermnda-
1870 T. NJ via Atlantic Coast Limo i9r winter
peck and mtermtI iate stations,
ARRIVE NlHlOND
s:45 A. VI. yia Richmond and psngile railroad
from lamYIle and intermediate
stations to MOseoy Junction
1875 a. w.. yia Atlantic Coast Limo from VIM
terpOck and intermediate stations
COS T. a.. via Atlantic Coast Line from bef-
muda.
For further information apply Oh Richmond
and Dauuilo and Atlantic Coast Limo dcpois,
A. ~. CARRIERS ticket Office, or to -
r. T. WILSON
General Freight andrassenger AGENT.
IAfEs y. MfRrH General Manager aptliy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

Having discontinued business IN der the stvle
of T.. s. MARQUES 4 Co. and entered INTO the
aboye-named partnership. 1 respectfully solicit
the continued fayors Of my old patrons.
ia PSI T.. b. MARQUES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

VHANhs.
Grateful FOR your Kind support and liberal
patronage duung she past Year we return 20 one
and all oar heartfelt thanks We start lhe new
year with renewed energy and promise our un-
divided time and attention 20 al business apper-
tanning % REAL ESTATE. Car long experience
and competent hclp in th0 several departments
of our business is guarantee that your inter
ests viii De lealOu,ly guarded.
Sincerely YOURS.
CHINNlNG & ROSE
Real Estate Agents. AucuCueers
anu Brokers, north iouIh street.
ja2-gt. Richmond Va
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
ERANR d. HILL & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AUCTlONEERS AND AGENTS.
NO nN0RIH EIENENIH SIYEEn

The selling and renting of Real Estate
in the cIty II Richmond has been specially
with MS for twenty-iour years. In addition 10
this we mako loans on clty real estate az 6
per cent. interest az moderate charges. Con
hdfnf that We can please li y0u W.. give Us
chance we offer 0ar services 10 all IN want
OF q real estate agent
jae.6t FRANK d. HILL & co. s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02
RAILROADS.
N = : w Hari0|k;YoStsnsR

cCUFDuI,F IN Effect DECEMBER g. 1891
LEAVE RICHMOND tDAILN.
BYRD-STREEr STATION
o.oo NJ Richmond aud Norfolk through
express Arrive Norfolk n 35 A. q
Stops only 10 Petersburg. Nayeily
and Suffolk.
OO5 A NJ, For Roanoke haa,or.' hholissr
for Blucdeld ahd iocahontas. far,
Tor car Petersburg TO hothoAt, aiu
Pullman SLEEPER Eoanoke in. tfn-
Mi. Via knoxville Snl Chatta-
roOga. ~
1910 P. NJ, For Lynchburg. Roanoke am I'or
beyond R2anoke.
70 F H. H. A AsT Fos at Ss5ioRs sat o3 as
Bristol Also for Buclei., ZOO
hontas. Ekhorn and stations oa
,linch Valley Division $50 'g'
lOuisvlle and stations on J.. a. =.
IS b. VIA Norton. Pullman aace
seaper lefween lichmoud ana
Irnchburg. Berths ready for occu-
i7ncy al g.0l J.. II. Also luHmah
sleeper Petersburg 20 LousNilo
VIA Norton. and Roanoke 70 NONE
phis and New Orleans via hnofYl-le
and Chattanooga.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynchourg sna
ihe West daily az -:4t A a.. 1870 l.. vi. ant e -
T. "; from, Norfolk and the East &C II 10 4. d.
and 6.3s i. ".
tickets. baggage checks and all information
can be- obtained az Richmond and leiersonrg
railroad depot; A. W. CARRIERS. 9Ol hain street
and q, tho Companys Office, s,S east 9lalh
street. h. ~. COURTNEY,
Passenger Agent
~. ID. BLA I'LL.
General Passenger Agent
-nn--,- Dl--n n------- !
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

/ PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under
the firm name of WINTER a. GUNEANAIOR
las this day been dissolved by mutual consent,
Mr. q. &. GuyernatOr Withdrawing from the
business which will be continued 10y Mr.. j. y.
WINTER at the same stand. 4Oi east Broad
street j. T. WINTER
G.. &. GUNERNAIOR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

Referring to tho above, ] hereby ask my
friend. and the pubbc in general 10 favor me
with the continuance 81 the patronage SD lihe-
rally bestowed upon the Old firm. and which u
shall always lie my earnest cndeavor 90 merit IN
every respect by fair dealing and strict aiten-
lion 10 business Very respectfully.
j. b. WINTER.
Successor to Winter * Gusernator.
800 east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

The PEOPLES BUILDING. LoAS AND TRUST Coz
RIlW'OSD Va, Dec. 26 1921. :
THE ANNUAL MEETING or TIE srOCk-
i HOLDERS OF this Company will lie held at
the Comuanys olice. SO. north Tenth street.
on MONDAY. JANUARY lirH. lsq3. at - O clock II.
de5-td ii. l.. CABLLL. Cashier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

Monday will be a great holiday day during
the present year Washington's birthday
comes on Monday and so does Memorial
day. The Fourth of July is also billed tor q
Monday and Labor day Will be celebrated on
y Monday
Christmas is down on the calendar for Sun
day and will therefore be celebrated on Mon
day.
Thanksgiving day and election day are the
only holidays during the year that viii be
celebrated on any other day but Monday.
People who believe IN luck and are supersti
tious may decide on Monday as "a lucky day
during 1892.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02
NorIcE OF CorARlNrEsmrr.


RICHMOND. January I, 1884,!
u -. MARQUES HAS THIS DAY BEEN
II. admitted 90 an equal interest in Our busl-
ness. The style OF the new firm VIII hc An
DRENS BAPTIST q MARQUES. AcknOwl-
edging the liberal patronage e2tendeius IN tho
past. we hosueak a continuance Of the same un-
der the new arrangement.
ANDREWS h BAPTIST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02
THE SOUDAM."
Under the management ofC b. JEFFERSON,
ELAW & ERLANGER.
A MOST BEAUTIFUL PLAY,
BETTER THAN YOUTH. EXfLE5 OR EX-
CELSIOR.

az, Love uUI IuIIsIt-
Terrible Battle Scene. St0rming the Desert
Civ. Retreat of the Arabs Triumph of the
Christian Soldiers. Home Again. Grand hocep-
ton t0 the Troops in Trafalgar square. fllli-
tary lauds Fife and Drum Corps, Horses,
Grand Nominations. Revolving Transforms
ti0n. Startling Scenes. Sensations.
Notwithstanding the GREAT EXPENSE at
tending this wonderful production, the prices
for seats viii be-
ORCHESTRA, first ana second rows circle. 81
Neat hFe rows. &C
Admission ........ 20
DRESS CIRCLE. first five rows...............5oc
Admission. -'c
SPECIAL MATINEE PRICES.
FIRST ILOOH.................... 200
DRESS ClRCLE.-............ ............... .e5c
ia 1T
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

The grip has been steadily abating in the
last few days. Ina the twenty-four hours end
ing at noon Yesterday there were thirteen
deaths in New lork from the grip and It's
complications as compared with fourteen
deaths for the twenty-four hours ending
Wednesday and sixteen for the twenty-four
hours ending Tuesday.
OF the unlucky thirteen whose deaths we're
reported yesterday. nine we're females and
four males. The ages ranged from two and a
half months 90 eighty-one years. The ma
jOrity Of the victims were old people. In
eight cases the grip was complicated with
pneumonia and in two with bronchitis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

4 MELlA AcCOhMoDAWON DAILY o.,.,.
- sunday ior Amelia Courthouse ana a. Z.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
LOWELL.


on Friday evening, Feb. 10, the .chol-
az. ~ the village school, Mr.. u. W
Walker. teacher, gave . school exhibit
tlou at tho rink. The part. were given
finely, and very ENJOYABLE time va.
had. Music by kimhill'. Orchestra and
dane. sfi.rvari. Mr. John y. Hobbs
gave an original production, after thu
manner ~ Holmes, rrcitlng the tai. Of
the talllc.. steer, that h,. passed through
IA. hands 81 different owners In Lowell
but whose tall went to piece. "all NJ
once aud nothing first" after coming
Into the possession ~ an honest deacon
az the village.
I..nnic Russell has been at home on =
short vacation.
". ~. Brown has been AZ sionehsm ,
few day. foo Jonathan Bartlett.
The town officers are settling the
year. business.
school a, No. I, laugh, by Ml.. Noble,
~ Hiram, hs. closed.
\. ". Pottie I. out after quite long
Illness.
Arr,as r.. stesrn. and Mis-. Edith "
>,,arn. are At home from Norway for q
short vacation.
4 benefit circle was held at the town
house on "wednesday evening for ths
family % the late A. y. lIor. rrocced'
els.
y. ". Russell Of Boston has been al
home for few days.
4 horse belonging Ia Daniel McAllis'
ter. the mall carrier. ran away from the
village Monday. lie was stopped neat
No. . and no damage done.
Charlie. Fox, .on % John fox. IL quite
-lck, having had an attack Of he'norrhsg.
~ the lungs, from which be has suffered
previously. lie IL now conhned Ia the
hei In a critical condition.
Republican caucus at the village sat
urlay afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
The oxford ocrat.
ION THE HILL.
pIRECrlgY.

,..,u,utist Churvh rev. 4. Y. ws-iss. Pas.
- az ever Sansisy a HAN. sunday
s,..siHsS sahtsih sses,ns ssr,iss At
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
oucxe,Clo.


WIN. Honey, Eco, Of Turner, WAS ID
town. Monday, I'D Inst.
The leap year party ct Nesinscott iiali
washlngton's birthday evening, passed
on very pleasantly.
Judge Percivai Honey aud wife OF
Portland were In town "wednesday. -,
Geo. ~. Cushman has been quite W
the past week.
The good slelghlns Is . thing OF the
past.
A. n. stickney. Esq., Of -. Paul,
MINI, visited his father, Daniel stick.
ney, who resides with Geo. VI. Luce OF
Hotel Long. Mr.. stickney is one Of
MaIne's successful business men, born
In wilton. lie studied Law with Hon.
Josiah Crosby Of Dexter. Thirty years
ago be- went west aud settled In ~.
Paul, MINI, and became Interested In
railroads; he IL chairman Of the bosr'i
~ directors Of the Chicago, ~. Paul aud
Kansas City Railroad. and has an onlce
In New York, Chicago, and ~. Paul. lie
IL also largely Interested In Chicago
real estate and IL reported to be MIL
llonaire by several multiple..
John VI. Tobln succecds Geo. III. Cush-
man In the meat business nj the Hines
store.
There has been q large shrinksge In
the school population In town during
the past sixty years. In 1880 there were
IN scholars enrolled, In 1910. GO, In
iso0, aJa. Below are given several OF
the ii.tricts, with the number Of schol-
ars Ia istD aud in i~gp;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
nREENMOOD.

Mi.hine 20 know how the sick ones
w.rr getting along We started oui Ia 80.
thstn last MONDAY aui found III" m"-i 81
them doing well. Ciidton CODE, although
~, conflns,i O. hi tssi, Wss conNsl.sc-
Ing aud talked cheerfully. Austin Nor
gan. family are al up again excrp, him
elf Who l. on the ieCline, aud the
chanccs Of rvvoyvry are against him.
They arc al better Ina the shadager
usIshharhood except Elmirs swan; .he
I. over - year. III age aud very feeble.
IIeury Cummings commenced saving
hlrrh lat week, bat hnd. u difficult Ia
%, full crew on account II sickness.
Mr.. Calvin Cole has been very slck
hut /. nov 80 a. a. De- her work. she u
quite blind having entirely Loot the use
20 one eye.
Those p.tridcd cascades, formed hy
water running over perpendicular leier-
and frreklng, prc.eut rather cool bat
very pr.tty appearance. II some Ian
lee coald Invent a way 10 keep the heat
,Wav from Que II the largest one. dur
Ing tn summer. 80 a. to preserve " en-
tir,. thsrr would b. money In u.
And by the Nay. What a power there u
In money to D.. surv. IL will even chang'
the color Of anything. just sec nov
much richer those yellow birth trees
Iook Zine. the wOod got to b. worth
$50 per cord.
Fli.. and caterpillar. are out sgsii
and m thi. weather continues few day
longer our shedding ~ill he gone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
aRvANY,s POND.

The officers Of Christopher Lake Com
msndery, No. 2ss, u. q. q. G., were In
stalled saturday evening, Feb. -, by
Mrs. james l.. Bowker, Ne follows;
W. n. snail. NC.
Mr.. ". %. tcle. VINO.
o. T.. Cole. W. q.
,. L. bowler. y. X. oil
Mrs. I. l.. bowler, y. n. ctr
A. L. Row. Twas
q. a. mn. ". N.
rmsas y. small. W. 10.
D.. q. farvtnstsa. ". O.G.
Gee. q. s,eph.ss. q. NC.
The ceremonies ot installation were
conducted by Lady lsowker In q highly
crcslitable manner, Il being one ut tho
finest installations ever Witnessed In
TIL. village. Amer the installation the
large company present enjoyed social
dance. Music nv Bscon's Orchestra.
Mrs. Ansel Moody, who has bee'l In
feeble health Tor several years, die'i nj
North Woodstock the 25th Inst.
The .elcctmen's report has just been
put In circulation.
Joseph Jscqn- of Canada del sudden
ly at hi. camp, sunday morning. Feb.
"a.
Byron V. bryant aud wife have moved
10 4. VI. Whltman's.
Sllss II. M,.on. our ish peddler. Lost
his horse Ia runaway accident, We'd
nesdAy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
NORTHWEST seTn1l.

Herman >killing- went tn Boston.
Mass. the 18th. lie returned the 2jrd
bringing With him a very handsome
black horse which he had purchased
there.
Last September +. u. Morrill, oi
Boston seut gray horse Weighing some
100 pounds, here for II. \. skillings "a
care for, a. Ii had some trouble with IL
feet. Some two week. ago Morrill, sen'
for the horse. skllllag. knew the hor-,
VA. not III Ia work, bat put him aboard
the cars. lie came hack the Ard Ia ~
main until cured. skillings believes Ia
Obeying orders.
Eliza Mason went To Portland to cele-
brate the al.
Herman Bennett 1. taking lessons ou
the violin.
The Homestead teams have been haul
Ing telephone posts.
The people still haul loads across tn
Ice, but .ay IL teeters and cracks badly