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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-11-24

THE banner hung out of the republi-
can headquarters at Topeka reads:
1.-The republican gain over the
vote of 1890 is 4o, ,000." Another BAN
ner should hang bp this one to read:
"And the loss between 1885. and 1880
was in the neighborhood Of 81 900; the
Lord giveth, and the Lord taketh away;
blessed be the name of the Lord"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-11-24
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

OLD Judge Botkin has opened a law
Office in Hutchinson. He and J. B.
Crouch ought to form.a mutual part
nership to hate the peoples party.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-11-24

WHY should democratic congressman
talk of a tariff commission to perform
the work the people expect them to do?
It was upon the issue of tariff revision
and reduction, that the campaign was
fought and won, and it will be to the
| individual interests of the people of
the whole country to proceed upon the
plan as indicated TO them by their
election by the people. The masses of
| the democratic party believe that the
great bulk of customs duties can be
removed without imperiling the busi-
ness interests of the country or jeo-
pardizing the revenues necessary to the
economic discharge of governmental
expects its national democratic legis-
lature and executive to do by the
kmeans which have always been within
the power of congress. No new boards
are necessary, especially if they entail
! additional expense to be paid from
taxes taken from the people. The
democratic party fought its campaign
on the broad ground that protective
taxation is UNJUST and now that they
have secured the confidence of two
| thirds of the American people on that
proposition, they dare not deviate, but
must keep in the middle of the road. -
The democratic party has declared that
that protection, as advocated and
practiced by the party in power, is un-
constitutional. If it is, the democratic
party should wipe it out and inaugurate
new system in the matter of govern
ment revenues. For seventy years the
democratic party has been committed
to tariff for revenue. It was upon
the practice of that policy that it at
tanned its great glory, and could the
slave question been kept from public
view the republican party would have
been unknown and unreadof in Ameri-
can history. Now is the time for the
democratic party to assert itself. The
democratic party cannot afford to adopt
any halfway politics. It must be
strong, courageous; willing to meet
difficult state problems fearlessly and
impartially. Our cry has been for re-
venue tariff only. We cannot afford to
advocate tariff for any kind of protec-
tion.-Larned Eagle Optic.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-11-24
PAWNEE ROCK.

PAWNEE ROCK.
From the Leader
The Christians are holding revival
meetings.
After all there was no use fighting
against man of destiny.
plastered and fixed up this week.
Tobias Unruh lost a valuable horse
last week from some disease unknown.
We now know why the peoples party
around here raised so much broom corn.
Clean sweep.
Tobias Ratslaff has lost fine mare
this week from what he supposes is
lung fever and has another that will sc
soon.
If people would only divide theil
troubles as much as they try to multiply
them, what a happy lot of faces we
would see.
| A Topeka preacher had for his tex
Sunday "Have mercy on US, oh, Lord
in our hour of affection He was {
republican.
Philadelphia people will be delighted
to hear that John Wanamaker will be
with his Sunday school class after
March 4, every Sunday at 10 a. M
The Christians have bought the
Evangelical church at this place. The
Evangelical membership had decreased
by members leaving town so that it was
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-11-24

There is certain township in this
county where it is said demented citi-
zen who has a regularly appointed guar
dian, was marched to the polls and vot-
ed by certain third party men. That
same township gave Simpson one hun
dred and two majority. This was done
by the party that was to purify politics.
-Ciafiin Banner.
AND there is one ward in Great
Bend where a citizen who has been
adjudged an imbecile and has regu.
larly appointed guardian, was voted
the first man in the morning by there
publican strikers before anyone had a
chance to challenge him. And there
was another citizen who was not long
since discharged from the insane asy-
lum, not as sane, but as harmless, who
was taken to the polls in Great Bend
township, his ticket fixed by lepubli.
can and he instructed to vote; but who
when challenged was scared half to
death, and cut and run like a scared
rabbit. Two horses on you, Oscar
Snake again9
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-11-24

A leading peoples party man rem ark
ed the other evening that the BARTON
COUNTY DEMOCRAT would hereafter
be d peoples party paper only for the
reason that Stoke expects to be made
pOstmaster-general at Great Bend
HOisington Blade.
The DEMOCRAT will never be any
thing but democratic paper so long
as the democratic party stands by its
pledges and fulfills its mission as the
party of the people; the party of the
labOring man and the farmer, of the
craftsman and the mechanic-no
matter what Stoke gets or don't get.
The men who are so free to say that
everybody else is after spoils is the very
fellow who is first in the front in any
and every new move that comes along,
with the single hope that lie may
catch some fat Office. If the man who
made the remark above credited to the
Blade will study our course in the past
he will know what our course will be in
the future-that we will always be
found fighting for what we think for
the interest of the masses and against
the oppression of the classes.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-11-24

they are considering the foolish things
mother says to her baby while it is
learning to talk.
VIM. Young who has shaved himself
into friendship and popularity with the
citizens of Ellinwood, left Wednesday
of last week for La Crosse, Wis.
V. S. Musil is celebrating the arrival
of a small daughter at his home along
with his other celebrations. The young
lady put in her appearance Wednesday
morning.
There is man in Ellinwood who
wears No. Is boots. We would hate to
wear No. I3 boots for several reasons,
but the most important is that I3 is an
unlucky number.
1t does not take the democrats of
Ellinwood long to do thing. For in
stance they raised about sroo to defray
the expenses of their ratification meet
ing in this city, in few hours.
The population IN the southwest part
of town is on the increase. a new ar
rival in the shape of big boy took up
his abode at the residence of Peter
Doherty this week. Peter is a good
democrat and thinks everything good is
coming his way now.
The business at the creamery is ever
on the increase. A demand for their
products is coming in from far and wide
and in order to meet the demand it is
necessary that they have more milk, and
in order to get more milk they will pay
rs cents for butter fat during this
month.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-11-24

PURE bred live stock is a leading
educator. The man who once begins
breeding becomes student of animal
life. The result is a humane and in
telligent man with a prosperous and
progressive family.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-11-24

From the Banner.
A social masquerade ball will be given
in Ingersoll's Hall on the evening of
November 24th.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27
Z Buffalo (N.Y,)

Polski Klub demokratyczny 9
,yurdy odbywa swe mityngi W
kazda sobote wieczorcm W starcj
hall szlolnoJ przy ul. Peckham
naroznik Townsend.
kto ME ma papier6w obywa
telskich, ten me jest obywatelem
amely<ahs's'n i mc moae gfoso-
wac. Dlatego niechai lSazdy o
papiery sic posta:a.
Mic 80 ME bedz1e kosztowaio.
Mech sic tylI<o zg!osl do OBJ. j.
Rozapa, 296 Fillmore ave-, aIbo DO
OBJ. Jana DerIlclliego, 399 PecI<ham
rog Fillmore ave.
Mtyng; demekratycznego klu-
bu Starych Osadnikow (Oid Set
tlers) z"miast, jak dotychczas we
srode, odhyvac sic beda 10 haSdy
c2warteh o godzlnie 8 Hieczorem
W novel hall szkolnci przy naro
zniku Fillmore ave. Peckham
ulicY. Ma ka&dym mltyngu przyj,
mowsni beda nowi czfonkowle.
Klub polski demoIkratyczny "
II wardzlc odbywa swe posredzc-
MA reguIarme W kazda sobote III
do czasu wyboru kandydat6w na
prezydenta wice-prezydenta
Wszyscy cztonkow1e obow1azani sa
stawic sic znwsze W komplecic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27

ry. skromnie zyie, czesto
nawet w ubraniu jego widac
niedba]ost, pie godnq stanu
kap]ahskiego.
Ma mocy tych zalet musi
W MIN bye jakis fundament
uczciwy, ,chociaz ma zlej drodze.
Mowimy otwarcie ma z}ei
drodze. Jako starry wroDel
amerykaliski ME powinien
byl rektor sic dac lapat pie
waml zwiazkowcow bezwyzna~
niowych, mianowicie gdy juz
ks!eza zupe}nie zwiazkiem
zerwali.
Intrygi jego W parafii sw.
Wolclecha W Detroit nam So
nader dobrze znane i t. d. /
t. d.
ezeli jednakowoz rektor
seminaryum polskiego rzeczy-
wiscie pragnie rzetelnych
przyJaci6l i pragnie sam zer-
wac z mydlanemi baikami
przeszlosci = zgoda.
Miedzy ksiezmi Zjednocze.
MA jest tyle uczciwosci, ably
stare zapomniee i reka W re.
ke wspolnie pracowat.
Moze rektor uwag ma
szych sic wysmieje. Mniejsza
0 to. Wybaczymy mu.
Ale milej namby by}o, ,gdy.
by sic wyglamcowai wystry-
chn2i ma ksiedza ca}4 geba.
jego lewici sic poprawia,
my sic moze tez poprawlmy,
ME blorac wiecej seminaryum
W nasza szczeg6lna opieke, i
leplej nam bedzle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27
Czego chca demokraci.

Dernokraci zadaja, ably clio
by}o tylko talk wysokie
ialS tego aiezbednie potrzeba
do opedzenia wydatN6w pan
silva.
Dochody byfy tax wielkie
"a sumiennei dobrej gospo.
dark Clevelanda, ze CO roku
sz1o po kllkadzie5;at milionow
dolarow do skr7yni kasy pan
stvowei.
Cleveland wolaI, ma co te
miliony sclagat ludu; costa
vic mu je do dyspozycyi i
zmniejszyc clio.
Tu bedzie ma miejscu py.
TAME, CO TO jest clio (custom)
i kto je op]aca:
Clio jest to op}ata w}ozona
ma towary wyrabiane w kraju
lub przywozone zagraaicy.
Kto to opiaca? Konsument.
tax: fabrykant cygar op]a-
ca lajsenc rzadowy, placi
podatek stanowy clio wlozone
przez Rad ma tysiac wyrobio.
nych cygar.
Teraz coz robi fabykant
cygar? Policza co kosztuje
tytch, wyrob, podatek clio
Cd tysiaca, doda]e procent,
]aki zarobic powinien, by inne
niezbedne wydatSi i sw6j zysk
pokryc, a potem sprzedaje
tyslac cygar po tel lub owei
Genie. Kupujqcy cygara lu5
tytoi musl wszystkie te
wydat1li zaplaclc. Kt6z wiec
p}acl? Widzisz, ze konsu-
ment.
I'm wieksze So podatki
clio, tenn wlecej konsumen1
"a towar ma p}acic,lub lichszy
towar brac.
Moze jeszcze kto ME poi.
mule, wiec ob]asnie mu tc
jeszczc dokladniej. N. p. Pc
VIVA kompania Sapitalist6N
postawi}a spichlerz elewa
torem w pewnej okolicy, BY
farmerzy mogli tam sk}adae
swoje zboze. Kt6z op]aca
Gala zgraje klerkow i dale
zyski kapital;stom; farmer
ten CO chleb Je,a wiec rolnik
robotnilS.
kapitalisci ma to tylkc
postawlli szpichlerz, aby
zgniesc drobny handel, ably
poiaczeni W trust mogli ten
lepie] obdzierac rolnika
robotnika.
Przeclw tym trustom wlasnie
wystepule partya demokraty
czna, bo one tamujq swobode
handlu, gromadz2 wlelkit
kapita}y w killlu tylko rekach
a rolnika robotnlka czyni;
niewolnikaml kapitalistow.
Partya demokratyczna, wi
dzac, re ogranlczenie wolnosc
g}ownej podstawy Stanov
Ziednoczonych, r6lnilla
robctnika, n.us zaprowadzi
do zguby Stany Zjednoczone
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27
SZlachetnOSc
Cleyelallda.

Podczas uroczystosci w
Chicago zesz}ego tygodnia
brakowaio prezydenta Harri-
soma i ex-prezydenta Cleve.
landa.
Harrison zostaZ w Wa
shingtonie przy lou dogo-
rywalace] zony.
Clevelanda mic W Nowym
Yorku ME wstrzymywa}o 10 Ale
widzac oponenra swego dla
choroby zony w Washington
ME. rowniez w domu zostal
azeby mu ME zarzucono, re
robi kapital Z nieszczescla
przeciwnika. Me ulega bo
WIEN najmniejszej Kwestyi,
ze Cleveland obecnv w Chi
cago przy otwarciu wystawy,
stalby sic by samem centrum
owacyi calvch Stanow Ziedno'
czonych. Uczmy sic Cd Anne
rykanow, jak godnost oby-
watelska nawet i srod usmle'
chow milionow trzeba szano.
wac.
HAprcrrTCTR cNpTN wTAPIISA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27
RODACY!

W dn,u s lstopada pop e.
rajcie prsedewszystkicm W.
szych polskich kandydatow, a
mlanowlcIe:
Ipana Nawerego Piasec 'lie-
go kandydata ma Eadele ekto' a
W Nebrasce,
pana TrHttcii, kanaydata na
sedzIego "In~k kunczego W Nor
rlson pu~}~,l,.. Mlnn.,
paua Ja.1;s Bambeuka, kan
dYdata ma komlsarza powia-
towego W naszej Winonie,
o2az pana Ludwika Sikorskle.
go, naszego wlnohsk!ego kan
dydata ia delegate do Sejmu
stanowego W St. Paul, MINI.
Polacy W Buffalo. N. Y.
niechaj ]ednomyslnle giosuja
ma swoich polskich demokrac.
klch kandydatow p. Antonio
5o W i. wsaka, stara)s.
cego sle o urzad koronera,
oraz na p. akoba Rozana
(superwizora).
Polacy W Buffalo powinni
ia raza wszyscy gtosowa6 sci
sle po demokracku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27
KoNGPIlE9I'TIE2 w XPR&EDANIE.-
"a DOL. 4563250
staneia W obronie praw
osoblstych i wolnoscl obywa-

staneia W obronie praw
osobistych i wolnosc, obywa-
tell tute)szych.
Widzimy ia cd kilkanastu
lat walczaca z part. repbl. 0
podnoszenie eel i op}at pan
stwowych. Widzimy ia
walczaca, gdy republ;kanie
zaprowadzali talk zwanych
Deputy Marshal przy wy
borach do kongresu, bo ci
wyposazeni urzedem pahstwa,
a wiec nietykalni, wywierali
wpIyw ma wybory pozbawiall
obywatell prawa wykonvwania
glosu, a sami deputy marshale
kos7tuja ogromne sunny
wyrzucone nlepotrzebnie.
Widziry je w zacietej
walce przeciw Wodopi1om
(temperence) tym najobrzy-
dliwszych despotom i
faryzeusom 19 60 wieku.
Dakoty obie, Iowa,
Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri,
Maine, Ohio inne Stany sa
tego swiadkami.
Widzimy ia, gdy po}qczona
falanga Republikan6w,
Wodopijow, Know Nothing
i lak jeszcze lnaczej ten t}uln
szalenc6w despotycznych sic
nazywa, wzie}a sic do mi
szczenia wolnosci osobistei i
praw przyrodzonych czlowie-
ka, do swobody wy=nah i
nauczania dzieci tax jak sic
rodzicom podoba.
Te fundamentalna podstawe
wolnoscl chcieli koniecznie
zniszczyc, by u]awszy
wychowanie dzieci w swe
rece, przez zaprzedane soble
lndywidua mogli je
wychowywat ma idiotow
pozbawionych wszell<lej mysli
duchownej i Boga, a rozbu
dziwszy W Mich tylkc huci
bydlece, uczynic Z Mich
maniak6w despotyzmu.
w tel walce Wolnosci Z
despotyzmem widzimy partya
demoxratyczna osobliwie w
Stanach Wisconsin i Illionois,
walcz4ca ]ak jeden maj
przeciw tym szalbierzom.
Gdy kapitalistom udaIo sic
obalamucic opinle pu5liczna,
ze wolne bicie srebra
przyniesie dobrobyt l<rajowi,
gdy ten ME widzac, jaka
przepast zgotowali mu ka-
pitalisci, by] "a wolnym
biciem srebra, to znowu zacni
melowie acknowledgement stanelI
W obronic ludu.
Terazniejszy demokracll
I kandydat, ma drezydenta
! Grover Cleveland, potepi
| ten bill i jemu zawdzleczamy
re nicprzeszedl W kongrcsle
4. j. W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27
ZAPIsUJCIE sOBIE WIARUsA
Ostatni kwartaf.

Ponicwaz W kazdcj dobrej
parafil na kohcu roIlu sic da]c
sprawozdanlc, drukowane ma
wet, 2 zycia paraf podczas
roku, Wiaus oliarujc uslugl
swoje W tym celu "a najtaisz2
cene.
Drukowanc sprawozdanla
wydrukujemy clegancko, wy.
raznie a radosciq.
w niekt6rych dyece2yach
mp. W Chicago, proboszcAo
Mie rawet pod kara suspensy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27
Co sic dzieje?

Rektor semlnaryum poll
skiego X. J6zef Dabrowskl
odwiedzi}, przejezdza14c zesz}e.
go tygodnia przez Chicago,
iednego otwartych szermle-
rzy partyi zwycieskiej ma ma
nistyjskim sejmle.
Wiemy wszystko,co mowil
jak kogo sadzii, ale, czerpajac
lnformacye nasze zrdd}a pry-
watnego, ME robimy nicn
uzytku.
Faktem tego Jest, ze byl u
iednego mlodszYch probo.
szcz6w chicagosklch ,Ekt6ry 60
mile i serdecznie, jak kazde-
go, przy1q}.
Watplmy, zeby rektor
semlnaryum W sercu pochwa-
lal zasady bezwyznaniowych
narodowc6w, chociaz sejm
detrolckl podziekowanie
zwlqzkowi "a ofiare ma semi
naryum, DUO nam nasuwa]a
podejrzeh.
w ME moWlmy mic O
o kompletnem zerwaniu lego
z klerem polskim W Ameryce.
Nawet juz lie wspominamy O
zamlerzonei reeormacyi kle-
ru polskle9o "a pomoca s}a
wnych lewit6w, wychodzacych
z seminaryum detroickiego.
(Nawlasowo jeden owych
czterech reformator6w w
parafi' dawnego swego pro-
boszcza, z kt6rym nigdy W
wielkle;; ME zyl przyjazni, dale
dramatyczne przedstawienie
w}asnego pl6ra i wlasneeo wy
tresoWapia w hall masohskiej
= wyraznie masohskiej.)
Rektor moze po wlzycie
swolej W Europe sic przeko :
mai, re tam, gdzle kosclo
rzeczywiscie blogie wyda1e
owoce, ten Koscitl sic rzqdz
solldarnoscia kleru swojcgo
Me sni sic tam nixon,
zak}adac seminarya ku refor.
mAcyi tych, kt6rzy re1orma
cyl bynajmniej ME potrzcbulq
Wlzyta rektora, llochaJqcegc
Zledhoczenie katoicllie
zarazem i uczciwcgo, rzctelne
go i dla parafii sic poswjeca
l2cego. daIc nam matcryal d
nastepujqcych uwag.
Nasamprz6d przyznajem
1ektorowi scmlnaryum prace
witost poswiecenic dla wi;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27
So obowiazani do podobnych

So obowiazani do podobnych
sprawozdah.
Ostatni kwartal juz sic da-
VINO rozpocza}, Boze Narodze-
ME W niedalekiej przyszlosci,
vice do dzie}a.
Ludzie W parafsch podo-
bne rzeczy 2 upodobaniem
czvtaja, a ksiadz ma zuako
nifty spos6b zaspokojenia ME.
jednego gorllwego patryoty"
CO do ,,clezko" zapracowane-
go grosza lego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27
"Kalendarzy Mary

"Kalendarzy Mary
anskich' zdo4alismy
dosta6 tego roku bar
dzo malo. Odtad tez
jako prezent do VIA
RUSA dodawac be
dziemy KALEN-
DARZ KATOLICK [
r0wniez z obrazkami
i duzym obrazem ko-
lorowym. Opr6cz ka-
lendarza dedamy Je-
szcze W prezencie
tym, kt6rzy teraz naj-
mniej z dolary zapfa-
ca "a "Wiarusa' dWie
ksiazeczki:
u S1owiczek czyli zblor
piosnek ludowych;:
p Kslazeozka dla dusz ma
boznych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27
a M RYKA

NOWY YORK. - Grover
Cleveland, nasz przyszIy prezy-
dent, przenldsF sic Gray Gables
do swojei rezydencyi na pore
zlmow2.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27
Gdzie Jest J6zef HAoDylak?

Uciekl 1887 +. Bay City,
zapomnlawszy zapiacic S47.O5 W
storze. = Poszukuje go Francisze<
Osowski South Bay City.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27

DENVER, COLORADO. -
Mowca ma uroczystosG 400 letnle-
60 odkrycia Ameryki by} x.
biskup Chappelle, xoadlutor x
arcyblskupa Santa Fe, New
Mexico.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27
CHICAGO. :

CHICAGO. = X. arcyb,skuy
feehan ME Iubl Sic publcznie
pokazywac, Jak XIX. Gibbons,
Ireland l Foley protestantaml
ma Jednej platformle, dIa czego
tez nIgdzie 90 podczas uroczys-
toSci chicagosKlch ME wldzIano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27

ALBANY, n. Y. = stawne
60 kaznodzie]e 6rlggsa sekta
presbyteryahska herezyq sadzlt
ME bedzie. Wldocznic maja tyle
rozumu, re heretYk herctykowi
mic ME powlnlen zarzucat.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-16
A DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
Decides Not to Cover Money Into the
Treasury at Present.

A caucus of the Democratic members
of the City Government was held in the
Mayors office yesterday afternoon. 1t
was reported that the call for the caucus
was for the purpose of getting the views
of the members on the advisability of
returning to the city treasury a portion
of the sum raised for city expenses for
the current year by the appropriation
bill. In case it should be deemed ad-
visable it was then intended to call a
special meeting of the City Council to
cover the sum, about 1900, back into
the treasury.
The meeting was informal, the matter
being talked over, but no action taken.
The opinion seemed to prevail among
many of the members that it was best to
go slow. While the expenditures it was
claimed, had been comparatively light
for the past four months, the hardest
part of the year, it was claimed, was still
ahead, when heavy rain storms gully
the streets, snow bloekades the roads,
and other unexpected expenses came to
the front. 1t was deemed by these gen
tlemen better for the surplus, if any re-
manned at the end of the year to go to
overlayings, which would make up any
loss in collection of taxes, rather than
to be pinched just when the money
would be most needed.
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STATE OF MAINE.
CuMBERLAND, SIS.

CUMBERLAND, po'
AT THE COURT OF COUNTY CoMMIssIoN-
and for the County Of Cumberland, on the first
tuesday of June, Ammo Domini, 1892, to
viii at a regular session thereof on the first
Tnesday of August, Ammo Domini, 1892,
On the foregoing Petition it being satlSfac-
torjlv shown to the Court that the Petitioners
are responsible, it is hereby ordered, That the
County Commissioners. will meet at the
Town House in said town OF New
Giocsste or on ss T@esday the twenty 1say
at nine O'Clock in the forenoon and that the
Petitioners give notice to all persons
interested by causing an attested, copy OF
said Petition and this Order of Court
thereon. to be served upon the Town Clerk
Of said town of New Gloucester, and also
by posting up copies OF the same in three public
places in said Town, and publishing the same
once a week for three weeks successfully IN the
Portland Daily Press, a newspaper printed IN
Portland in said County, the first of said publ
cations, and each of the other notices, to pc a.
least thirty days before the time of said meet
ing; at which time and place, CATER 1t has Deen
satisfactorily shown that the above notice mas
been duly giyen) the Commissioners Will pro-
ceed to view the route set forth in said PetiIlo
and other routes and roads connected there
with, and after such view, they will give q NEAL
convenient place in the vicinity, when anu
where all persons and corporations interested,
may appear and show cause, ii any th ey lldye,
why tie PRAYER of said Petition should not DC
granted. - ~,,
ATTEST, Il. Y. oToHHE, te 41,n.o
Copy of the Petition and Order OF Court There
ATTEST B, C. STONE, Clerk.
aug16 a1a"o"lu
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sprang From the Flying Yankee.

Saturday night, man who afterwards
gave the name of John Blake, and who
said he resided in Gray, was passenger
on the Flying Yankee out of Portland
bound west. When he learned that the
train would not stop until Saco was
reached he made a leap from the train,
which was on a down grade, near Oak
Hill, and landed in a cobbage patch on
Deputy Sheriff Plummer's farm. When
the train reached Saco word was tele-
phoned to Scarboro Crossing and stwo
men were sent to look for Blake. He
was found in Plummer's barn tnhurt.
He said he was on the way home from
a funeral.
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On Suspicion of Burglary.

The man who, it is presumed, broke
into Hamiltons fruit store at the West
End a few rights ago is in custody. He
got job from Meserve, the livery stable
proprietor, and, Sunday evening, pro-
duced box of cigars and treated all
round. This aroused suspicion and the
part of the loft where the fellow lodged
was searched and lot of articles such
as Mr.. Hamilton had lost were discover
ed. He was arrested. He gave a half a
dozen names. 1t is thought he belongs
in Amesbury, Mass. He is held under
the name of John W. Armitage.
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DEATHS.

In this city, Aug. 10. Etheline J. Lord, aged
As years months.
TPrayers this Tuesday forenoon at IL o'clock,
at No SO Smith street. Burial at st Albans,
Maine
In this city, Aug. Is, Cornelius Connolly, aged
so years.
Funeral Wednesday morning at $50 oclck,
from No. I6 Tying street. Requiem high mass
at st Dominics Church at O'clock Boston and
Portsmouth papers pleas, copy;
son Of j. g. tiannett, M. D., aged II years
Funeral this Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
In Auburn, Aug IL, Mrs. Beulah yerrill, aged
In Monroe, Aug s, Joseph A Smith, aged
In Islesboro, Aug. 8, Miss Ethel Knowlton,
in Temple npits July 20, Andrew P. Robinson,
aged 88 years.