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The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20
DIAMOND ROBBERY IN UTAH.
Ladies' Were Held Up In Salt Lake
City.

City.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, May 1O.-A
bold diamond robbery has just come to
light here. While Mrs. Ensenberger
and u friend, the wife of IA wealthy
wool grower, were sitting in
their room after returning from
a dance three masked men
entered the room and with revolvers in
hand demanded their valuables. The
wife addressed the holdups, asking
them II there were no men in
Salt Lake worth robbing. The irony
was unheeded, one of the trio
replying: "Wc are out for the stuff,
men or women. We want all your dia-
monds. You women will do without
jewelry. You don't need it. Shell out
or get out"
Mrs. Ensenberger had ten stones and
her friend five, all worth $4,000. Mrs.
| Eusenberger saved a valuable brooch
| by dropping 1t on the floor. Two purses
containing sl75 were also taken. There
Is no trace of the thieves or plumber.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20

CRANES. storks and wild geese fly fast
enough TO make the trip from northern
Europe 70 Africa in n week, but most Of
them rest north of the Mediterranean.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20
ADDITIONAL ~DIsPATCHEs.

In the senate on the 18th the naval
bill was considered. In the house the
lSiblcy claim bill caused flibustering, In
the midst Of which there was an adj
journment-
AUGUSTA and Towanda, Kan, were
visited by a cyclone the other day.
Much damage was done to property,
but no lives were lost.
THE will Of the late William Astor
has boon offered for probate In New
York The estate IL valued Mt from
$50. 900, 900 TO $50, OOO, 600. Mrs. Aston
receives the Newport and New York
houses and an annuity Of ESQ., 900 per
year. The daughters, Mrs. Roosevelt
and Mrs. Wilson, each receive trust
estates for life of $3.50, 900 and u similar
estate Is divided among the four chill
dren of Mrs. J.. Coleman Drayton. Char
ity receives 5000, 600. The rest Is given
in trust for life to John Jacob Aston,
the son.
In the Methodist general conference
Rev. Thomas Hanlon, Of Pennington
seminary, introduced a resolution de-
CLEARING that the Methodist Episcopal
church should come out squarely upon
the great struggle between capital and
labor being waged in this country. II
was referred to the committee ON state
of the church.
In Brazil perfect tranquility is re-
ported.
Two more attempts to blow up
government buildings in Caracas,
Venezuela, with dynamite bombs have
taken place. The federal palace was
one of the edifces they sought Ia
wreck. No damage was done.
JOHN HENRY SMITH, formerly minister
: TO Liberia, and Mr.. Dulles, of Arkansas
two colored men, were heard recently
. by the house committee on a~ppropria
!. lions in favor Of a proposition advanced
that the congress appropriate 800, 0O'
! for an exhibit at the worlds fair illus
: ~trative Of the products Of the coloret
8 race from 1888 to 1904.
!, AT the deep water convention held II
: Memphis, Tenn, resolutions demanding
: adequate and continuous a~ppropria
lions for the improvement of the Mis-
. sissippi river were adopted.
: Gov. FLOWER, of New York, ha
vetoed the bill appropriating $4,000
" for improving and Increasing the lock
: age and capacity Of the state canals.
= SPEAKER Crisp laid before the hous
= the other day q letter from the actint
secretary Of the treasury transmittinl
n a statement OF the deficiency in the up
IS Ipropriation for pensions for the curren
= fiscal year Of 1904, lS2, and recommend
ing that It be supplied by appropriatinI
h that sum from the u~nexpended balanc
of ss,s3l,079 remaining Ia the credit O
pensions Tor this fiscal year lesi. Rxr I
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20
Three Persons Killed by Lightning.

DENIsON, Tex, May I'm. q. Col
Inns. a cattle man Of Jack Fork county,
Choctaw nation, who Is in the city,
brings intelligence Of the death of three
persons, who were killed by lightning
Sunday night ut the Tenaher ranch.
The persons killed are Mr.. and Mrs.
June Shaw, white, and Albert Morgan,
an Indian. The bolt descended through
the chimney. The persons killed were
seated at the log fife. The east side of
the dwelling was completely wrecked.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-20

The Russian imperial council has de-
cided to admit Jews to municipal fran
shises.
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a co.srlrur,o.Al ANtso~tn1


Little attention Ia. 80 far becn paid
20 ihs fact that hya r-.oly, % the last
legislature. the follaNing constitutional
amendment will b. submitted To- th'
,oi.r. % Maine BeNt september.
No psrson shall have the right o. vote
or 10 eligible o. ofiics under The cousit
tuition ~ thi. state, Shn ..ssll not -
able o. rssd the consultation In the ing
lish language and Wriir hi. nam~ 30
rtis@. ho~ev,r. that the provisions II
this anlsndnent shall net spply to sny
I.srson prevented by . physich disshii-
iiy from comply Ing Nth It, rv'Iuisitious.
noe o. any person ~ho nos has The
tight 90 vote. nor "a any p~rs1u Who
.hall D. sixty yrars 20 az 90 upNArds
al IN. time this amendment shall taxi
fleet
me platform adopted by the Prohibt
iiun state convention last we-k endor-es
mi. amendment. anil Il q. n"t likely To-
rncounter any organiSed opposition. oi
course no limitation % the sufiSgr
.hoald - made ~Scep, Cor good cau-.
bat the ignorant Notsr .. dangerous
element Ia car political system. Ths
r'iucaiIousl Qualification prvscribcd by
ths amendment l. very simple one, ani
nth The standard ~ education which
prevail. la Main.. cannot dshar any
large number 20 citizen. from the priv
il~g~ 20 voting. u Will b. bo,ice,i that
it doe net apply 20 any P"rson ~ho ..
nov /. voter. nor h. sny on. over sixty
wear. Of az ., the time Of the adoption
- the amendment.
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COUNTY POLITICS

County Attorney Edward &. Wake
% Lowell u to remove 5000 to Bridgtou
IN Cumberland County which TAXI
him oat % the fcld asa candidate -
ior, The Republican county conNcuiiou
The candidates tor county attorney vii
t-E.F. smith. Esq., % Moray, aud
John :. Harlow, E.q., % piNhsld. Both
arr ri.ing Young h~yers % e,cellyni
ability AMI character Both arc Al prcs-
ent honor.,i 9TH the Chsirmsn.hlP II
tn board - sslcctmen % their rvspeCi'
i,e towns. Both NillhaVe q strong sup
port In the convention aud the nomins'
tiou add election % siihsr ~ill give N,
ccunty an ofiyial In this important ofiic'
VII" ~ul d. 10. du;ie. f~arle..lv aud
well.
The impression having gone eat that
Nsrico b. the home 20 Albsrt u. i'ark
Esq. Who wll contest the nomination
for register Of probate Nth llerrick &
Davis. E.q., Of Paris, aud J-.ss "
Warren 20 Waterford. we ~oald corrrvi
IN. error. Mr.. Park bought property IA
Hartford tl,r-. y-.r. sgo aud male. hi.
hone there. He .. memh-r 20 th'
Eepuhlican Town Committee % Hart
ford
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YAK of rrs srAI1.

Apl noW Blldsford I. thought ID
have q flrrbug.
\ neS D,mocrsiic weekly paper, en-
title,l tie somerset Argus, has bsen
started II >koShsgau.
n la '.cold day when from three "a
half a dorm twenty pound salmon are
not taken a the BANGOR pool.
IN. post oftice n Jons.yort Was raid
"a BY hargl,r. Thursday night. The
safc VAS bloNn OPEN aud sbn we're alb
strsete'l.
Mr. Charles wight 20 Minot committed
suici,ic GA sunday last by shooting him
.slf through the temple. II. had beeu
insane Zoe souie tune.
Burglars entered ths house of a LIE
bou balls merchant aud stole four 90
i've hundir,d dollar. without disturbing
any % N. msmhsrs % the family.
Too 20 the victim. 10 the Pstten
srsenic poisoning affair sr- In the Maine
General Hospital for treatment. They
az Improving, hut are still In bad con-
diiion.
The granite workers of the state went
ou q strike the fir.t of Nay, aud work I.
su.pend.,i ga the granite qusrrie.. n
!. h'pssl the strike will be of short du-
rstion,
Robert isnd-r., IT.. % Hocklsnd, Who
i believed To have been some~ hat de-
nlsuted. stole rs,or aud Ga. his throat
With II. lie had beeu of somewhat In
temperate habits.
The Cap. Eliksbsth life saving station
wss closed saturday night until No
Vembsr LIT. No ~reck. have called for
the attention of the crew az this station
the past winter.
4 man Who had been at work for q
farmer In baldwin took offence At being
discharged. aud set his employers wood
loo sfire. several hundrcd dollars
worth IA. destroyed before the IRE MAS
hnaliy put cut by the aid Of the neigh
bors.
A man n.ne,i IAnders confined In the
ceurt house Jail st Rockland for vagran-
cy attempted suicide By cutting his
wrists with q ra<or. In this manner he
severed three branches Of the main ar
terry aud When discovered be Wss nearly
dead from loss VI blood.
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Nor,,c az vouucI.O.tuC.

Nl1HlgIA- fsH y. ~turs,ant all llsnrl
w A staftss.nt 18th - sun,hsr ln the Counil
u Otfori act STATE - Nain-, ~ ihsif uoft
90 tls..l hsts-t ths ss.sn.t day - MAJ, a. ~
I.sl sba F,.l.f,is-t ia ~ ONfuri Rssistfy II
l,-~-t.. h-sk gl. rass -. Uuntsfsi o. 80, ~
usslsf.isRs a. q certain pis,s - land sitaatst u
alt -smssr, an.i t<ins IsTt - ~ 10 hnrrn y
To .s,aai ahsv 20 ~. IN AIT -unnsf, 80
ar.t sisisian act haanisi q. fnll.ss, o. 81
ns.fnain. q The south siir - To- uptTf las
.ef,... ~ ouist - iitiis Labrador foni. 80
rsi.-i thenrs wsst. t-sutY rtsfs o. stake 40
stones, lhsaes uos,h. fsuV ihfys lssrvs- -ssi 3
To = ~. th~nrs foltssins all lssiEv O. u
,aarty rssd thsnce ss.,stlY by sail rssi 4
ths 90 4 stis % III al-sfs nafn-i outst. ths1fs
90 .aii sutist a. To l-sunis nfsi rasntigns-i
18th tn hslkiinEs tbsr-on, inSlaiins dams
eafrtars shsp. satsr sirsl ani al mashinsF1
contsins-t ia .sii rauiase .hap
also gns aihsT pi-,s - aBi .hnsi~i IN SAB
-uuasf. 9Th The bail iings thsr-on. lsoun'lsi a.
fslh~. VIA tssinninE wn The nofth Inc ~ al
esanty raj a tbs nrtlse srv-.ins All .,sisi ~
Iiuis Labrador fvsi, thsn.s no',hsEit dvSu
sail sutct aiout sis fsis o. tbs "a tinst tl.snss
westerly on ths - nns. o. ''fvsl lshfsior Peat
thsnes .outhsfiv on ths .hoFv ~ all reni y
Tho tssai. ti.eucs ssslstly "n ths raj o. briEs
ur.t unsntions-i. routaihing ia sTr-- Hlorv ~
-. aHd ~ save pFvtui.s. osaVryei " .atl
lsh q. AIT iisnfy 4. staf,sfant ~ halsi'
" Msfrtli. g. .ssuv ths paymsnt ~ thfss
hsstr,.i ssi -.,srty 10 doli,r-. AMI shsrc
.. Tho ssaiition. - .sii mortgage hsts
ls.n bfoken, toe. thsTvfow, ~ ryasoa Il
IT, bfsssh ~ ~ eoniitisns thereof slain Z
tore. lS.arv ~ AT mof,sage.
samhsF, April .. is,'. ., ,
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POLITICAL NEWS AND NOTES.

The state convention 20 the People
Party 20 Maine ss'emhlod Ia the cit,
hall al Gardiner ga rae-isy. >ome les.
than luo delegates were present. includ
ing several prominent labor men. >olot
chase took q prominent part la th'
proceedings. l.. 4. Batsman 81 >esr.-
mont Vas nominated for governor. nhs
resolutions demand the frv. coinage If
silver. graduated income tai. the .uI,
preston ~ al trusts aud combinations,
government control Ot railroads and
islegraphs, the listin. system % taxa
tion. an sight.hour dsy for lstor.r.,
equal suffrsg~. regar,iless Of -. tn
suppression 20 the saloon, aud fe~
ether minor points.
The state convention 20 the Prohibit
tory party was held In Bangor Thurs.
day. Rev. George ". Fark 10 fr,squs
Isle acted q. chairman. Timothy n
ilussey 20 North Berwick was nominate,
fUr governor.
The First District Republican con,sD-
tion met In Portland Wednesday. and
wss q hsrmoniou. and enthusiastic,
gathering. Hon. Charlie. v. Libby oi
Portland and q. ". Moses ~ ssco ~er,
chosen delegates Ia the Minneapoli.
convention, aud John v. Warren oi
We-tbrcok and Georg- Goodwin II
Wells were chosen slternste..
There ~ss quite q heated discussion In
the I nited states senate over the alleS-
81 constitutional question involved Ia
appfopristing GLENCOE to entertain the
a.. A. X. sneampment. The division Of
the senstorial minds on this constltu-
tional question did not show any politi-
cal parry line. bat sectional lines wer.
marked. No Northern senator voted
against the appropriation. with the ex-
s~ption Il the two Maryland senators,
the two Delaware senator's, aud fsulk-
ner % West Virginia. no Southern sen
stor voted for the appropriation. Ne
fberson of New Jersey voted for IL. Net
the Northern Democrat u generally sup
po-s-d to share with his southern broth
OF the dread of anything that can even
10 suspected % hing ''sgin the eonstI-
tooshan.~
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whom letters had been received, 20
gether With their addrrssesi

whom letters had been received, to-
gcther With their addresses
Mn. J. W. Asirvws. Rc<sea.
Calvin sust'n. nsssser.
Brsstiis Austin, ncsssa,
tvisrt<k -. nsseca. Nstisk. nass.
nr. :. ,. nrsiky. ne.sen,
lee nsry y naiseii. iiel,ss, MSS.
Mr. AuEu.ia O.e.si Cater. tesefiy, MAS.
Mrs.. lssse bss-sst Choaie. lse-tea.
John T.. Cstsis. hrsissrv~. hsss.
~; 4. u, fss->s.tea. Nevt.a sassr. Mas.
william J. tarc!.s, kas, i,.-,ea.
heeisnain Meat ttiii. stsaEht.a. MAJ.
s.y. s.a Nh. v. " ilsias.:s.. North All.
layton, Mae.
ksch y. Lori. south n.-,ea.
Royal Mansfield. Lowell. NAss.
ME-. Helm lliuishiasl Macon. nrolnss.
Mr.. Lseis torsweiij Merrill, An.io,sr. Mss.
G. a. rase. lssoe.ser. has..
B., 1. T. .si .; s .s ns, s M.
ur y. N. stiie.. Waahsm, Ms.
4. 7. s,eas. ~. o. .Prissaehi. Ms.s
u. q. surbftixc. CsmbttiTe. Mas.
l,r Oya warrvn. ws.t >e~bsry. Ms.s.
Mr.. N 4. tliaril White, Northaett. Mac
Mr. snsslssh ti.ssesp whasan. ssa'h wsy
M ssd Mr. William y. why. rs.,eiy.
Mas.
Rs,. y. A. wil.ea. An.ie,.r, Mas.
M. snd Mrs.. frssci. %. wymaa. Bs~,oa-
fryeburg is an Interesting old town.
Rich ne u Il In the beauty 10 its natural
scenery, u IL even richer In lie ~eslth
of historic associations. II has been the
home of two Of Names governors,
scenes In Rev. Elijah kellog.'s ~
strong Arm aud q Mothers blessing
Dr. Oliver Wendell Holiness "El.ie Ven
ner." aud W. ID. iIowells's ~ Modern
Instance" were laid there, It, principal
,lllsge-ln -hich the scsd' INV IL siiust-
eds the subject of Gov. Enoch lin
coln's poetic volume, The Nill,ge,'
and within lts borders, aud only about
. mile from the academy, ~ss fought,
lGi years sgo, the famous Io,e~elr'
hshi, the most important battle thai
ever took place on the soii of Maine,
The ccntsusry of the academy will ~
celebrated about the miidlc 10 August.
aud no efforts viii be spared Ia mak'
the occasion Que which will be In keep
Ing With the interesting old town AZ vel
ss with hs ilme.honorcd Institution al
learning.
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a DICTIONARY sRGt

We Nul give pocket dictionary con'
tainlng over ~. go words and dehnitions,
1so pagv.. Ia any Person, OLD ~ ne~
.ub.criber. who will paw u sl.o for q
wears .ubscription to t.'e oxford p~mc-
crst bsforr July I, -.
Address the rablsher.
ArwU-np a roERTs, Paris, Ne.
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BORN.

In Porter. ,prii n. 10 ths wife u oriss 4
Naftso. sru
10 UiEsi. hrdi q. ~ ,hs str q rlb'tis'
Pile q $50
1 IN Hsslhsii. sprii o.. - IN -ifs - III.
eliza Jorlah, q faaghtsf
IN North i.s,cli Arrii % b. H. -ifs - ,. u
Masun. q ssn
10 sso-'. r,n., MAJ .. - ,hs -iis u Ilsr
JsfA.un dausttsf.
On saith iAfi.. MAJ T. D. tn -ifs - q. %
hsfston. taa. ttsf.
sua. .ua
10 ns,hsl. Ma s. 10 ths -its u chs. %. KiH
bAl. 80
Ia wsistfor,i. Msy q D. IN. site % Ch.fIs,
u samunon. q ftaasttsr.
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MARRIED.

L. >ersay. Apfii D. ny Iissty uJssa. ~.
f.ai " usus y NsrvsI, shi Jsnnls A Me-
ftl ~ " atsffsri
o. .Iissi. Apsti o. ~ Rst n Nai-n.
"a alter Dssi. II ttsfun fsll.. =. %. AL Tbiffs
-lsptsn. ~ -lssiharus, =. ~
tn Meth nurkhrti. sVfti -, VIZ. ~ rsrksf
aHi Nyrts ,haFyhii. t-sh ef BsssasEi.
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NV Anyawrs.ssNrs

Ns.i nrsash fsrm.
Natirs - fvr-Sh-are
g,srnuai.slensrs' >atiCs.
>atirs - fsrvs sesars
IAsntlslry
" kst !. In Nslisrf
tuasl a i4ast
Naf~kk f1i.rtm.
Is.Ils-' IIs-isry All Us.ier~sar
taliie..
"a Nea knc~
Crsssry All elss.~sFs srsshhs-
>utloe.
80 >ak.
u. A. t.~i.ia
Ngs t.s.sis
Rst usfidnz~r
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,ow wi..,oNpus. Nov,,C.

We having len sp,-lints.i by the Iusisc %
Probate fsr th- CouhtS - Otfuri o. rv.sisS an.
sssnaias the sisiHs- ~ ths sr,.iitor. ~ ilenfy
-malt ate 90 Humfori Ia ali ,"unty. devsasssi
that .ix usnth. runnisncias tn afi~vnth isy
"a Nsrsh, LED haze i.ss slhy~e'i o. all rfrii
tor o. bting IN an PRIV. tbsir rlaim., sui The
%. will sttsn.l - ths ssF,iss. s.sixnsi a. ~ IN
haa-s 20 ,yru. y. t.atbn Al EaHafOri ,rhtfv, "a
Saiari.y, Jane 9Th. ns,t. ~ 10 o'chsk, a
,nst saturday, Augus 9Th, heat, 81 ioo'c'est
A n.
Ramfof,I, MAJ gni. isS!
wALip PErrfNGiii.. Commis
C.P. EATON, sioaefs
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SCHOOLDAY MEMORIES
ascAlleo At the ravGsvRo AcAo
envy ALUMNI RGuNioN.

oLp ACQUAINTANCE RENEwEp AROUND
TuE LUNCH rARLE--riiE rouNpiNe or
ruE SCHOOL WHERE wEHsrER ONCE
TAUGHT W M CoxxEnoRArrp N
Arorsr-AluxSi ASSOCIATION SoRM.
VI.
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oIGo

In noslasii MAJ 4, psnisi Ch..s
10 Iisbrsn, MAJ a. Ntliiaa Nfy~n.
In Parts. Msy 4. Mr. sarah nishsrisSn, asssi
al-gat ~ ysafs.
IL Potter. ,pril -. rl-n Hare. s.,.i I. year.
IN tp,on. Aprl ., John bpsE
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lEElAWN.

B.y cult hlsd ankls shits. q tni. " I hi.h
fos 81 MAJ q. i--,. anil br,si st Iii.hiand fsftn
Ls.. Mas.
IItI.w> 3. ~ ~ anisra, q. by Georss
wille., q. slr, ~ "a In % 90 litter
ftrst Ian. Ag,lssity. diam ofQueen - plsn'l
ft,fpatl by iIappy Meiium. ~ho l. The sifv
of Macy Iiank. 90. iao. Make ,sbb, u
sRi ~ sthsr- In - of bsttss.
AlcaBtara .. ths -lr. 81 >ixhtingsl. sli1t.
Ml.. Anes. III ~. Autograph. tlsii AL
even othsr- With Trc.ri. - H.. than ~ an
q. sshsr- In ~ COG lsttsr.
ssc.ni lam, Annie steel f'iam % kentarky
Ru.-sIl. 0 81 fcsfnsaght Meiium. ~ by Fear
nsasit. ils. res"ri fnit. slre Of salaiss.
saat diam % Aksssr. Q - Ia.
Thlri dam. Jenny frrcori ! IS. by Neluh
ter, IS. sire ~ u 1uhsR, . ~ - AMI ~ sthers
ln 4 ~, AMI % The hsms 81 Iiome.taks. s,lt 3
ant g otbsr- In N.
Foarth daw. by -eeley'. Amerieaa star. 10.
.lv Of the dsms % Guy. 10 "a AMI a. atbcr. IN
~. TtHs. the season fs'. with return P'iu.
ksc.
W.. WHEELER. south Parts. Ne.
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NORWAY.

Coleman y. Lord has bs-a delivering
fruit trees this week.
Lieutenant Madison X. Mabry u TO
deliver the Memorial Day address In this
place May 9osh.
The following rad surveyors have
been appointed for the prrsent year;
D,-sfts No I, Chars~. %. iissssiL
No. @ l~.ts k,shari-ss.
Va 1sH rsses'
SssTrs s ssss
Ne. !. ch..s-s " rsr,r.lss
~. = =. n. sssAn
Nss 4. A. Cor.
No. "a. T.. A. Carter.
10. ~. thssi>. d. Dans.
Nc "a. %. I. liea
No. n pfia nrs~n.
Ma. ". n. a. Wstssn.
Va. "a shsrs~. ". kyer~sa-
Ne. "a. 10. =. fery.
NJ. ~, As-si Cs.hmsa.
No. l.. h.s~sil frost
~. II, Jeha kh.ie-.
No. o. y. .. hr~vn
"a. 70. bs,ti tl.-si
Ma. 81. Jsme< tvssh.
Ne %. %. - Gust
~. ., Jehn wymsa.
No. 81. Virgil Jehn.sa-
>s. .. .. y rtcsmb.
No. o., psnl-l ttea. 81
Va. n. Frshk MKT.
>e. n. Lcossri fint
No ~. o-csr Gerry,
ANY gentleman Who wants to purchase
q good shoe will BE- SURE to Ind come
thing to please him at the smiley shoe
store. They have seven styles 1t $40.
Nathsn ". York aud James u. frost
have bern engaged to run the road ma
chine. They will use four horses.
IN. Chinsman, chin fsrk, ~ho Was
engaged In the laundry business mere
has gone 10 LEWISTON.
The junior prize exhibition 81 NorwN
Hall Tu..day evenln. MAS attended ey
three hundred ~ Norways cttifens vi"
are interested Ia the high school. The
follo~ing VAS the programme OF the
evening;
pus,. rils, M. nrsS.
49,. ..ss-.a' ,.n,.s w..
,r.ss,s tr.l.s,' oki Ace
hsrh.
wv ae''"'" 49,. u,.,..,
No. No., Msi,m.a
NJ Ro--r.. Dr-.. N.lias
a Asais n. Cox. u. salvador "sa'
,rs, yi.x.rIl.
q Ir,-I Nina TIE rsss.-srs sssry
,iae s0,,s.a,,. n..,,..
~ Ssr. cr.sis. A Lss-si u Ar.lAs
ions wsni hheriss.
u. >s-a.n Js.a.es.
Ms.l.
sw~iish xs's~sn,.
IN. programme VAS excellently car
rie,i cut. The COMMITTEES. Prof. flctchsr
% south rari. High school, Prof. s,r-
geui 20 Hebron Academy aud Prof
Record 20 pari. nm Academy, awarded
three prize. q. follows; the nrs, "a
Agne. Tucker. second, Helen Ming. and
IN. g.ntleman'. prize ~ss given Ia New
hall Jackson.
Mrs.. y. v. Drake 10 working f"f Mrs
\. u. Chase.
John 4. Cleveland anil family have
moved To- East Oti.held where Mr.. Cle'e-
land has bought q farm.
Gene Auir,w. 4. In Canada after an-
other carload 20 horses. VIII b. a,
home IN. last 20 the week.
Y. W iIills, r.. y. Bicknell, :. "
kno~l,nd, :. :. steam. and ~. d.
smith Of thl. pl,c. attended the Ms.onI'
Grand l.ojge at Portland this ~e-k
:. :. >,.srns ~. elected Grand hins
I. -..lfI fnaA.r s.r.nH Narlgn
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Bay Harbinger. Standard.

nav .l.Iiioa! Is hanl. Q 3 inel.s. hixh wrigh-
l0gl lh..; tr.st by tlofenne Th.np-.a. flus.
uekt, Ne, on ned by Mb~s'er a Hampa., south
Parts, Ne. tusissi July 3, IS-s.
sire, ttAHBi>GtR, iss,
ftr-t lam by Won Mohk-. .irv 81 fiora. 81
Ro.tsn t.iit. q o ~, Cassri. %. ~ccoai dsn'
by Monte Chrt.ts. -oa of teen. hnox.
tIariansrr by Almout, as .lrr ~ - In -
lie. tir-t dam, D,aess. by Ry-fyk. Wamble
tsslsn. -e.oni dam. hairy Nski, by se.l.y'.
,meriesn Star. sire 81 the dam of DEXTER, anil
the dam. ~ .. othsr- In the ~ tst
Alnont. W Alsxanier'- Abialiah, sirc OF
Goldsmith Natl. fiit ttr-t dan. sally Anier
..n. by Masbrts. ILief. .lre 81 LAZY Tborns.
ais se.ont dam, Mate, ny ttht, Jr.. sire %
The dan. 81 Mssi. s~st. jaJkyeses, fiio'
Nutuost as ~.
Aksss,ier'. Al-isIlah ~ Ry.iyk'. Hsmsists
alan ia. ksiy Darling. ssii 20 10 by 'oa Of
Won Nenks. tis, ny Morr,Il Colt. con 81 Oli
i,vv, dan by tse Nerow iicrss. sono withsr'
ell, by wisthrsp Messenger.
Hay Iiarbinxer Win .tas.i AZ the static ~ wm.
.. wbe~ier. st south Paris. Tsras. tsS 81 var
NJ. WHEELER. south Pars. Ne
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SAMUEL RICHARDS.
Graduate opt1c1an.
Me- Q Pleasant street. south Paris Hs'
Nesiee Of FIR. Meeting.

To The sissers % Artieie. Of A...,i.tien. 10,
IN parpe-s % parhasias the dlasvst water
pover's IN norway village In ths tSwa u Norway
In Orfori County. Maise. AMI dese lopins tks
same in ths mssser spssia~i In ALI Aricle oI
that psrpo~e
Voc ere hsrvby Rosiaei b. meet q Enrss
IIosss uail IN sali Norway village. 90 rss.siay.
Nay ". -; q no e'eisck 2. ~. Zoe ths psrpc-s
Ns'vsy. hsy 81 -
o. q ~ Ae,srs q 81 Ir,isiss II Ass.casae..
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TtaS. ell - year n rsii .srttiy In si,ssse.
usssr~i-s tiss year. >inss esrs~s cssss
ACHIEVEMENTS An lexsi sivertlswents arv
stven thres consecutive ia-srtion. fer tls ~
tnsh IN snsth % celumn. -tssssl ocntrsre
msis vim lssAl. transient AMI ye>rp s'sNs
err.
jos rHi~rf~a ,-Nev TIVE. fs-t pry--~s. .sessa
povsr, sxpsrtsncesi scrkmsa snt 80 rfsss
eomhlss D, nAAs this aspsrtmsut % oar essi
nss- cempAss ami pcpalAr.
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Eye.sIoHT BY MAIL.

Our plan Tor furnishing glasses c,
devised by Que OF our most experienced ocu. ni since Il. da "
With perfectly satisfactory
enables
number, which ~i
Can,ds, which, though hky popud good ou sb
hundred miles
be- compelled either 10 inIurr their
distance consult orisn. has
Esesgh Nal aud We can ~ hi. sight perfectly u he our o
embrace.
ht Of the frames the face. Address
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siasl. Cevis- - tas pss.ssr.i A., fcaf cssss
$40 W., vta - msiAs.i On -ce,pt ~ Prtss y,
th> pahh.hsr. % fsr ths oosssnisncs 81 pstren-
sinsls cspis- - % essh $500 have tssn sr~i On
a.. "A "a talAy~tns ptsrs. IN ~ teanty
s..ath Parts. ,.srry's Drug ~tary.
shartl@rs hug ~tore.
Naru.v Novs-' prax ~tere
pskn.ki. ~ Atse-.i, Postmaster
IHx aski Frank :. tisrts~. fe-tms-tsf.
tryebars. ~ Ls~ts. snsar>nes INV