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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

n p1fori ,oauty business pircct-
rr. HatIists-i Psi thr li.ole a lcatou
H.I.t.1g COMPANY 20 BANGOR, has just
~ ..lal sui UUntaiu. fall page all
r-i.susut 20 Paris llill Academy in-
lallg ha.ituuy Cut IL some build
rglla.sl to thi. part 20 The Country'
hr. H.l N.airmy boast. a handsome
81 u.-lrru ,l.hyv bat hy some error the
,,...ifr. q ihs iirvvtoty have given "a
trstlrr % a tuilding ~hich l-ars morc
rsu,.ir,, tu tll, Preach Bastile than
e. ..faaItuY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
,ern MAINE RloiNlsTAl AssociA

IION.
The annual reunion of the 18th Maine
IegImentAl Association will BE- held Ia
Washington, ID. G., on september Sl2l ,
lsy2. Arrangements have been made
fot a special train for the 10Th Associa-
ton and their friends Ia leave Portland
by the Portland & Worcester Line, on
Thursday, September II, At 1875 y. NJ,
from Portland & Rochester depot, foot
Of Preble Street, arriving Ia Providence
at I. 20 q. NJ, thence by Providence Iine
steamer To New York, going through
East River under the great Suspension
IIridge aud close by the foot Of Barthol.
di'. Statue ~ Liberty Eniightening the
World.
Those who wish can get supper and
breakfast on the steamer.
Special annex steamer will be pro-
yided to convey the party Ia jersey
city Tier, II. & %. II. H.. (obyiating
transfer In New York; where special
train will be- taken, leaving Jersey CITY
about . A. NJ, via the Philadelphia &
Heading Il. II. TO Gettysburg, arriving
there about > 10 =. NJ, September ~.
saturday aud Sunday, September j.
and II, will be spent In Gettysburg,
thus giving ample opportunity for
everyone to Walt all points of interest
and In their own way. Monday, Sep
tember 10, leave Gettysburg at $50 A.
NJ, via Western Maryland u. r., arriv-
Ing at Fen Mar, at $50 A. ~, stopping
there one hour. Leave Fen Mar at
10 30 A. NJ, for IIagerstown. Nd,
reaching there ut III 10 A. NJ, where a
stop of one hour and q half will he
made, giving ample time for dinner.
Leave Ifagerstown at I 90 y. NJ, arriv-
ing at Aniietam at 20 y. NJ, making a
stop of two hours. Leaving there at
. 10 y. NJ, on the Shenandoah Valley
II. r., arriving at lIarper's Ferry at J ~
y. n. After short stop at that place
the train will leave st b 30 =. NJ, TOT
Washington, arriving there at ! :la .. NJ
The special train ends In Washington.
Tickets are good for thirty days, and
TO stop over at all points Of Interest NJ
we'll as Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, etc. Tickets for the round triI
Si5.,5. Staterooms on steamers and
seats In parlor cars extra.
Comrades and others can economise
their living expenses by taking "cooked
rations In hzversacks." Arrangement
will he made In Gettysburg and wash
lngtou for hotel accommodations at low
est possible rates. Il II understood that
tents will 10 provided In washingtor
for comrades who wish TO camp out,
also ratiOus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
NORWAY LAKE.

ID. 7. WEIGH Of Boston 70 spending
his vacation with his aunt, Mrs. q. w.
Partridge.
There are quite number Of summer
boariers at Mr.. Shattucks.
school nnished here July I'D. We
have had Q hne school.
Mrs. bradbury and her daughter spent
the Sabbath ct one OF the cottages on
the shore of the Lake.
Dance at Floods Hall next Tuesday
nl9ht.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
FAST WATERFORD.

william Knighiiy IL receiving = vi'i,
from his daughter, Mrs.. Eta Gerhard,
and her little child. from boston.
WIN Mitchell IL working for whitney
Buck through hsying.
A ehlldrrn's picnic at X. &. Ililton''
the 18th Was much enjoyed.
Jennie Ames IL home from Portland.
Joseph Patterson IL working fo'
George Bennett nc South Waterford.
Joseph W. skinner 10 Visiting his
home.
Abraham Norwood went To Blddeford
this week 10 attend the funeral Of his
sister. Mrs.. Abble kendrick. Mabel
Ward % westbrook returned with him
for q Walt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

v.Ju'a T.. Nrrtun of south Paris
i. - eagagci o. assist Principal
E,o-l a. Pal. illl Academy this fall.
N. Narul graduated from Hebron
t,lery .r l>,l a. the head 20 q class
ffss.iv a8i has fccently graduated
s-ths Normal school AZ Casiletou,
y.-ra-t ~ trings o. her work q
Az stf-uruc, aud ability, both AZ
s.isrf at TEACHER. aud the school l.
t-s-sif Or securing her ssrViccs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

| THE subscriber hsrsby gises pablo ,aotiss
that he has he's dsly sppslntei W The Iieee.'
sbL Jsdre q rrehess fef ne County, Of Oxi.ri.
a.d ssssw~i ne truss Of k,~user Of TIE sssass
JUDITH y, PERKINs. las Of Porter.
In said County. dsreAsei. - the hv dirvrts; be
th~rvforv requests ell psrross insieise.i ~ the
estate of sah dsreaAei ~ mAks imins.iia.s pay.
" en- ibit The sams "
July N. lea. JACOB A. Libbt'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
DROWNING ACCIDENT At
BRyASvsS pOsO-

"a. ~ J. Robbins and william Mitchell
pa, Sgosned while bathing AZ Brysnts
yl,,.. so'osiay evening. They were em-
'7a n the "a uris..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

lstafv ~h,rf wormell brought
J.t.r N.Ye.fo alI Wednesday. The
..s-.ls 90. little hard on the injured
-. taI D. ihuught D. was In bad
t,-sfratay or two. bat Il FEELING
.-r ros th"ugh b. had sn attack II
gtn.ga 70 d. hsart, a. Nhich he i
s,-f. or >guiay. ile carfics wormelr :
!. = ali probably always .ill. lie
t-k.ihe papsrs have mlsrvPrvssnted
a.. Pc AS. D. vii let rum alone
hHafrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

ONfpgD, .. NJ q count % Probate he'll Il
Parts. within ant FOR The County " Otfori,
on ths thiri Tuesday Of July. A. 10, l-si.
Irwin rinxr,s sni Frsneins U. Wilson, nam
si kxsst.r. In q certain Instrument purport
Ing o. - the last VIII aDd fe-tsmsnt II
In ali Coahty. de.sa..'i. having presented The
sane Zoe Probate
ORpsHsD, That the ALI Petitioners give no'ir.
"a all Tsr-ons interested, by causing q copy II
mi. orisr b. he pablish-i thr.e weeks sneos-'
sl,sly In the ONfOrt Dema-rrat, prints-i at fans,
that they may appsar AZ Probate Court " "
he'll at Paris, In .Ali Coanty, On the thiri Tues
dsy of Aug. hext. d nine o'elofk In the fotr
All in.,rument .hoali pos " pfoyei. approved
anil allS~ei q. the lat VIII AMI Testament ~
alb decea-e', and that -sii fesitioner-
bs aplrslntsst ENesutor-.
skORsE A. WILSON, Jgi<e.
Atrue oopy-Atis.t Ill. q. DAVIS, REGISTER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
EAST PERU,

Aiya Goding, daughter Of Dana and
Eileen Cooling died OF cholera morbus
on the 10th, aged IL years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

p-f e.. \. Eeyurd. principal II
n,.HII Acsismv. i spending hi va
- In d. having held. lie u cutting
!. rs. an %. Hollis Hall farm At
A. Eltsf-Ii
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

TiIE sab.criisr hercsy Si,.. pablic notice
that he has i-en duly sptsolhis-i BY The iionafs
bic Ja.ixe of Prohaie for The Coanty 90 osfori
sni assumed The trust ~ ksecuior OF The
estate ~
NlRrHA A, WAITE. isis % BaeAnsLi,
On sAii County. decea-s-i. as The av dirests. Ne
therefore vguests all per.ons inssissi ~ ths
estate % saii sieseAsei " male tnmeiistn
payment. ami the-e who have any demands
lhsrvon " exhibit the sane "
July ~. lvsi. O-6ODD ". WAITE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
JACOB A. I.IBBY.

,.., y. w. ss.s asiy sy,.s.a.si sy sn~ lion
Jsiss of frossis Zoe ihs tosssy % 0sferi sssl
assumed the trust Of Eseeutrs ~ The estate of
SIMEON W. sASbOhN. late Of bsthsi.
On saii County. dsseass-i. by giving bond .. The
lac dirv<ts. shs thswfsrv requests al refsons
in.ieiss.i b. the e.t q 90 -sli l.sss-esi IA make
immeiiats payment. and tho-s whe have any
demands thseon ~ exhibit The same W
Juiy ", lsyg. CARRIE sA>ibbk>.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

r.~s,r BROTHERS % south fAri.
-. ,,aruaghl, painted Lor,n II. Mer-
-. aiding. giving them q very neat
..rsanlgt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

r,-,--.. N,raav bakery wagon gave
-. f.rfarmsngr CA the east sloPs
sE.,hUu u thi. place last Friday
al a. IHssf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

n. . Murray Quinby 20 Boston,
n. Taaic, barton of Cincinnati.
-. ,-,,i..t.ag a. J. e. Marbles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

~. N,Aolln Bean i spending the
.ith Mr.. y. Rove.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

~ taI term AZ Paris llill Academy
. Ign 1u Tus..iay, september 18Th,
!. advert ..s,l .u auuthyr column. friu-
.-l' Erruri al - retained and an
Lst1l .Hlr,s..l board - assistAnt.
t-r..h-i s arg, numh"r % students
go o-ts Del ths district are already as
s'-i aai OH, .,i,-ul vith IT, Increased
hefi-. Uil %, a1l will do good honest
- ne rNI+us-. are kept very low
l-i ath.H 10 mvaus 20 al ~ho desir,
u -igaf.ar The Ncsdsmy has thF,s
c1-ss. q stud, and IT. students 10 en-
tTt1v % ths Maine college,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

a COM alton a tn private and
f-a. .aa. q Nsins relating to the
l.-g ~ f.b d. Iu.t issued. II l. CON-
- tt eel. D.. e. Harrington, aud \.
2 Reese ..rfk iu the ofiicc 20 the $50
-arI .f.'ars and .. edited by the noted
a--'l ihIt. ,hsr'y. 4. J.fafrar. II l.
fl-sri alphabetically % c0untics, and
,-f itf DY.ufis. alphabetically by
a'.' bl mrau.uf u one can readily az
F-ar 'hs ass. u any exist, regarding
= a',rg .l ans t,dy 90 stream ~ vat
,i' STATE. ani avoid any danger Of
'.-trg 'ts lu. - The state through
s.nr., NE '-,ok 8. hound Ia cloth,
So. hs furnished ~ \. u. Russell,
Nse'.A Maine, uu receipt of ths
49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

A.. N,ui l. Taylor 81 North Cam
y Me-. i visiting relatives Al
ms
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

nm, IlsArl. and family, % liver
o.. ar ,i.iiing hi parents, Dca,
M. \ kisaris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

rHs- waterman 20 the Mechanic
~. fsls,r .psnds sundays At hi.
- r. thl. village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

v.uR >s-sle, % Portland, and
e smith. % BANGOR, are At
N A. Ths,yr.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

A.. u,i.n Hammond 10 visiting In
x,...shasrits. >hs vii De gone ao'u'
,mar,h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

=, - recent barxlsries at bar Hsr-
GO pal the cottaxcrs In some ter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

THE sub.sriisr hervby Give. public nosics
that he has tssn duly spIuiniei by The Hoo
orahls judge of Prot.ats Zoe The coanty 81 ga
for,i AMI assumed the trust ~ Administrstor
Win The Win snness.i of the e.tAts ~
HANNAH ABBOrr, iats % Rlmfori.
In said County. decsa-et. by Etsinx boni AZ The
law direst., hs thereforr I~gue.ts all psr-"n.
Insielsst 10 the estate of ssii des-s-ri D.
msks Immediate payment. AMI tho-e Who have
any ,iesnansi. thsreon ~ exhibit The same ~
Jul, 10. led, SULLIVAN M urTClii>s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

lid Nouutsin has ben We'll
'.,-',si hv Paris people during the
=. "a isy'.
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- con . Beverage, % Rccklsnd,
~ = ,ss.t q NJ. and Mrs. v. n. Far
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Eastman. Esd, % East samner,
80 nm at Tuesday.
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49,. . .son9s 4. S S,,;;9I ,l: ,s.,.s.
oxrnRn. .. At. oean u rrslals hsLI

OxFORp, o. Al 9 Coar ~ frolais hshi II
Paris. within snd fgr ths county ~ OsfOri. ou
the thlrl Tuesday - July, 4. ~ la
Eas.ne II. Anirv~., nams-i fsssuiof In q COZ
tain Instrumeut purIsftlng o. D. the last VIII
AMI r,.tamsni ~ Sullivan ANDREWS. lsis
% Parts. In saii Csunty. de.sas~i, having ~,
.snts.l the sane fof Probate
papsstp, That the saii I.titiansr give
no,iss D. al Isrssa. intsrv-ts.i. by causing 4
oJpy % this of'isr D. - pulnshs.i thvs weeks
.asressl,sly In the Otforl prmocfai printed Al
Paris, that they may appcsr a Probate Court
~ ~ hshi a fsns, In saii County, oa The thiri
Tuesday ~ August neNt, AZ nine o'cl"-k In
a.. forena-ln, anil shaw cause, N any they have,
xhy the .sii Instrument .h0uhi M, IL prvfe,iap
pro,e.i ARi alLs~ri q. tn la, viii ani fe.ta
insnt of sahi dcc.s.ei. ani that ALI tugsns
~. Anirvws - aptolntei ttesutuf,
sE.pgsE 4. WILSON, JufTe.
A true oopy ATTEST Ill. a. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

: croker ot this place il
TX frieuls In Hebron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

OXFORD, .. Al Q Coar % Probate he'll .
Paris. within AMI for the County Of Osfori
on the thiri Tuesday % July, a. u. lea.
% DAVID ApAM-D>, late ~ nethsl. In -sif
CoaRty, d...s-ssi. hayiRs presented hts sorouh
% sfrinistrstion ~ the estate % ALL dcocs-s'
fof alkowsnss
OspsHrp, That the ALI Admr. Give notice o
The .ame o. all I,er.ons Interested therein, bl
Publishing q copy % IN. orisr thres w-sk. suc
csssiysly In the Oxforl D-ma-fat, q nsvspsIsl
prtntsi al Paris. In sai 'ounty. that they MAJ
appear az q Prpbsts Court ~ - hoklsn q
parts In .ali County On III thiri Tuesday ~ Aus
nstt, 81 nine oeisk In the forrnoon. an
shaw oaa.s, N any they have, ~hy the sam
shoah ma ~ ail1vei.
UEORGE 4. WILSON, Je.ise.
Atrus copy attest III. a.. DAVIS. nexistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

TIM .ah-srilsr hsrvby gives pshie nosios
thai he has hen daily spp.in,s~i by ths iienor.
able Js.ife ~ Probate Zoe ths Coanty % osferi.
ssi s.sa'aci ths trust ~ Adminissrssor ~ 'hs
estate %
IVORY o. SNOW, late % rrysbars.
In ali County, dsses.e-i. by living bond ss the
lac dirv<ts he thsrefow rv-lue-ts all Tsr-on.
insishtsi o. the estate ~ ssii isssssssi " male
imm@iis,s payment, sni ths-s who hs,. any 10
| msssis th.rssa ~ exhibit the sane ~
Jaly 10. lot " " UAstiNb-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

~, "A. punlap !. visiting at James
,-t.hslrs.
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" l. rerhsm and daughter
,-HEN-Goyeruor ferhsms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

No.. lura and Ella B~.ssy, ~ho
a's 'ssu io.ug lrgr aui sucCcssiul
.--ss-uH. business Tor several
--'hs IN ihr ruums over the poet Of
ts,su. ..H-s sp thslr business here thi'
-. ll,t tu ihr rrgret % their many
rF-i. ill Iafrpu.. Ni.s lora Besssy
81 AK r. u4.t u-,sl-d rvst during ths
rla.llsr 20 ihs Summer aud Will. aftcf
'ff0'sr '.' "a, irvs.mNking NJ her "a
asfs bone lH Wet Bucknsh. They
.-'-' 'H 'fhrA ihr psupls 20 Paris llllI
. 'hs.- s...rr.. and literal paironag,
arg 'h..r .ftv here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

OXFORD, I. AZ Q Count ~ Probate hehi Al
Paris. within an.i Cor the tounty ~ DNfUri, ou
tina thlri TUESDAY % jaly. 4. u. ls,i.
D. % tiles, Admlnistrator on The estate ~
HANNAH fLOpp. ais of hroshnshi. IN sahl
of siinlhistralion % the Eststs % sail decss-.'
Tor allowance
OHDsRlp, That ali Administrator give ns,ifs
b. all psr-ons intsre-ts ~ caaslnE soopy .! M
To- the oxford usms-rst. printed a Paris, that
they may sptsI a Court % l'rolsts " " bell
A Paris, In sski toahty. on The thlri tnesisy
Of Aug nsNt Al hlns O'closk IN The iofsn,-'n' ahl
shaw cAu... N any they have, Why The sane
.hyali not 10 allowed.
.EOR.E 4. WILSON, jglso.
A true o0yy-sttsst Ill. q. DAVIS, Register.
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I'm THE HILL
ptEfcroKN.

ID, ceurh Rev. a. Y. weige. Pas
80 ever, sss.lsy a. u 4. n sss.iss
- 49, S.hhaih ksenias >srNtrs "a
sssls So NestiuEs rhar-isy kseais<- 81
49, cauryA. s~s.lay sssssi ever
"a aii A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

TuE .ah.erttsr hsrvsy give. pabhe basiss
Jaise ~ Pro,sie for The tosn,y % O,fori an
a.samei the trust % Administrator % The e-'si'
of
OLIVE CiIAsE. late % Baeknsli.
In sAii County, dscss-ri, by diving eoai az The
lac dirst.. hs thsrvforv rv.lue-ts al Isr-on-
| insetts-t ~ the estate ~ saii ieces.et ~ mails
imms-iiste psymsnt ant tho-s who have any he
msnsis thsrpsn ~ snhihlt the same ~
Jups n, I... ALBION = HiCkER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

OxTDRp, ..-At q ,sar - Probate hshi II
Parts within anil for the County ~ oxford
oa The thiri Tus.isy % July. \. u. lea.
Esi~tn ~ Iifvsn, Adninistfator On The estats
20 E>O.ii D. JtDkI>s, late ~ Paris. In sahl
% Standardization ~ The estate ~ all de-rs-sl
for allgvsRo.
OHDtRtp, That lhs all Administrstor si,s
notic. b. al persons interested. by CAsslhs sep,
oss.i,ely In the O,fori i,rma-rst printsi n
Paris. that they may appesr d frotate toufi
b. ~ hsli AZ Paris. IN ALI County, 90 The ihirl
Tuesday ~ Aus. pstt. % nine o'ck-s IN IN
forvn.-sn, AMI sbg~ osu-s, " any they have. shy
the SANE shoaki sat ~ slyv-i
GEOR.E a. WILSON, Jasise.
A true copy attest Ill. q. DAVIS, iLssistsr'
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NJ, d.y., With q vengeance.
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oxyoRp. "A, oo.r ., rry,a,. h..i I.

OxvORD. &c Al . Coar sf rrViais hsLi .,
Fairs. within AMI for The County ~ Dsfori.
@sasn - ahss., stiss u SrSjiGiS ".
sLINEs, late ~ fryeburg. iesss.esi, hss.
Ing pr,.snti her JstitiOa fsr an allowances out ~
| ths fsr-onal Estate % .sii deees-ri
/ OnDNaSD. That ssii petitioner dive notice ~
the zane D. all Isr-on. Interested hsrvin, by
/ Publishing Q copy % thi. erisr thres ~esks sac
\ cs--i,siy In ths Osfori Dcno-rst. q new-paIsr
| prints.i AZ Paris. In sail County, thai thsy may
syyssr 81 Prolssts tsurt to 10 hotisn az Paris,
~tihia ani Toe ssh County. on the thlri
Il Tuesday of Aux. neat. ~ nine o'ek-k IN us
forvnooa, ant .hy~ cause. N any thsy have,
As'"'' uronoy A wIIsoS Ju.lx,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
w e Lead Them All

In making low prices on Boots and Shoes Our Stock the
largest and our goods arc all new We have shopwo
old out of style goods show yo but will sell you cheaper
than any in Oxford County Our 300 Boots and Shoes
make smc and competitors growl Our Ladies'
Oxford ties for $l25 long ways ahead of anything in
this Call and before you buy and also bear this
fact in mind that Boot and Shoe Repairer. Mr. Il. NJ.
Thomas can do better job repairing all kinds Of Boots
Shoes and Slippers, than any I'm in Oxford County.
Remember the place,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-07-22

wall, jumping over a yawning, disma.
and dark abyss and after an upward
struggle of about IS feet we reach the
Fair Ground. We have left a lighted
candle below, that we may look down
and see what a deep, narrow and pre-
cipitous chssm we haye climbed. We
almost have a chill at the sight, and
thought that we must go back over the
same route, and probably would were
we not so sweltering with heat after
the hard climb. But we turn to gaze
upon the Falr Grounds, the largest
chamber in the cave, covering nearly
three ere Of space. 1t is a grand
and wonderful place. The ceiling is
arched, high in the center and the
dropping sides touch the rocky floor.
The sides and walls are mostly Of a
rock formation, but in places so soft
that one can easily write his name
thereon, and nearly everyone who has
been there has left their autograph.
Ladies and gentlemen from far and
near have left their inscription. In
numerous spots throughout this man.
AuoUAl CuotAlUCI VIC lluu Clc ucllCdCo Sldl.
actite formations, of beautiful frost
work, and charms innunlerable. Con-
nected with this immense Fair Ground
are many smaller caverns, all of which
are georgeously beautiful. and surpris-
ingly peculiar. One of these was with
out a name, so handsome and inviting
we accepted the invitation to christen
it, and it will ~henceforth be known as
the Editors Sanctum. After enjoying
the various attractions about the Fair
Ground we retrace our steps for some
distance, as we are into the cave as far
as this route has ever been explored.
From Alpine Pass we go back over
the short" route, through st. Domin-
ick's Chamber, to the Vestibule, via
Stabler's Pass, into Centennial Gallery.
and soon out over the main avenue Of
entrance.
Then for the first time, after view
ing all the sights Of this route, and the
sudden changes and delightful sur
prises being over, we realize that we
are pretty we'll worn out-and sleepy.
We wind our way toward the entrance
rapidly as possible, passing through
what when we entered looked beauti-
full, now seemed commonplace and dull
we had seen so much that was far
more charming and grand. 1t seemed
a long way out and It doubtless was,
for when we began to imagine ourself
near to the end Of u journey the
guide took the grit almost out of us by
pointing out the mile post-one more
mile to the entrance. But one can
make good time from this point out,
and before we expect it we are ascend
ing the winding stairs near the
entrance, and soon catch a peep Of day
light through the door way above. It
is morning and we have participated
in an all nights jaunt through Wind
Cave. There is a sigh of relief when
we pass through the entrance door, for
it has been a tiresome trip, yet one
that no person should miss. It is the
sight Of a lifetime, and those who have
been into some Of the grandest ever re.
ported, pronounce this their equal. 1t
is our purpose to see the other routes
before long, 70. the grandeur and won
ders of this great cave of unknown
bounds, must lie seen to beappreciated
Language can never describe its
beauties or Its grandeur.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-09
SEASON 1892
ORCHARD BEACH
CAMP MEETINGS,

THE Union Convention of Christian
Workers, for the Salvation of Souls and
the Promotion of Holiness, July 23d-
Aug. list, will be under the leadership
of Rev. L. b. Bates, ID. d., Of Boston,
and other leading ministers from Bos-
ton, Presiding Elders g. r. Palmer
and A. s. Ladd, E. l.. House, III. Chase
and other ministers, in Maine. From
the ministers expected at this meeting,
and the well known power OF DIR. Bates
an eyaags sas eads s we may ex
The W. c. T. u, Aug. 1-6, win be
led by Mrs, T.. MI. Stevens, assisted by
leading temperance women of the ma
ton.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-09
Castoria.

aCastoria Is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me OF its
good effect upon their children"
DR.. G. g. OseooD,
Lowell, Mass.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-09

The UNION MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY has more
than One and a Quarter Million Dol
lars invested in the State of Maine.
BY these investments it earns right
to the support of Maine citizens.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-09

Black French Bunting, Mol
hairs, serges, Twills and hnn
wide, worth from 75c to $1,S
upset price for all, PER YARD.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-09

French Homespun, SO inches wide,9
all WOOL in gray and browns .
mixtures, regular 75c quality,l
wonderful value at the upsetsP
price,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-09

Silk Gauzes, beautiful materially
for over dresses, drapery ands
fancy work; the balance Lefty
from our great sale at Ice, toy
close at the upset price u
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-09
COTTON
Dress Goods !!
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST
To Make Room for Other
Goods to Arrive.

so pieces Figured Challies at
g 3-4c.
One lot Columbia Suiting, dou-
BILE fold, sc.
One lot Fancy Outing FIannels
at ) E-9c.
One lot Plain Gray Outing
F1annelS at 5 I-2c.
One lot IL Lee Domestic Cling
hams mt lOc.
One lot short length Domestic
Ginghams, from 10 to 90 yards,
Sc.
One lot OrtOlan Cords, very de-
sirable for pAffs, sc.
All of the above are to be
found i'm the Department i'm the
Basement.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-09
No Sunday Camp Meeting Tickets.

Everybody ask for Orchard Beach
Camp Meeting tickets (Week days only
Price As cts. Portland to Old Orchard
and return only As cts.
jy19 eodu
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-08-09

All our best Imported Figured TIA
India Silks, in light grOunds,A E1sS
beautiful styles. sold every-b
where at 81, upset price EPER YARD