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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-16
TAIs oF rrt srATI.

The ArOostoOk railroad contractor
say. be- never struck such an easy line
east u the Missouri River.
Joseph saunders % Rocslsnd attempt
81 suicide BY cutting his throat Tues
day. T. ~as his third attempt.
Amsn from Dover, y. a., Was struck
and killed by train on thc Boston and
Maine At south Berwick Tue.dy.
A tsn-year-old boy named Walter MAY
well Was drowncd In the pond In the
Portland Company yard In Portland
Monday morning.
Bert Higgins % Itchheld, aged -,
committed suicide Monday by shooting
trouhlc- are said Ia lie the cause OF the
act.
Two boys under sixteen years % age
were arrested az Augusta Tuesday,
charged nth baglariIing stores AZ south
Gardiner Monday night. The stolen
goods were found In their possession.
A construction train on the Canadian
Pacific collided with hand car near
william siding Sunday. The car contained
four men. three women, and three chill
dren Of Bsllertine Mishauc. one child
~as killed and another badly injured.
4 Roekport man Was killed by coming
in contact with wire which had fallen
across the electric railroad trolley. The
current Was not supposed 10 b. sufficient
"a cause death, bat the post mortsr
examination showed that the man MAS
much enfeeblei by disease.
The catalogue % the Gorham normal
school discloses the rather remarkable
fact that al the present time upward Of
40 graduates Of that Institution are en-
ployed AZ teachers In the public schools
In aud about Boston. Massachusetts,
salaries ar- the attractions.
The Colby students, Who went to
Michigan a. assistants to the United
states Geographical survey, have been
obliged Ia return home ss best they
souli, Congress having failed 10 make
appropriations sufficient to meet the ex-
penses Of the neld WORK Of the survey.
The York County farmers In the VI
clnity % Ssco have organized q cream
cry corporation with capital of
sl0,GO. The creamery will be located
az Biddeford or saeo. The local grange
has taken hold Of the matter and issued
an appeal to the farmers throughout the
county, asking them to interest them
selves.
At Chelses Tuesday night Isaac star
bird Vas seriously stabbed over the
r,gion Of the heart by Ben Riley. Two
wounds we're inflicted, Que being t~o
inches deep and three inches long. Star
bird blcd profusely. Dr. George ii.
Brickett Of Augusta dressed the wounds.
Both men werv bought To Augusta Jail.
They have b~en inmates Of the National
Soldiers' Home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-16
A rap TO OXFORD cousry's CITY

\ "TRIP 10 ONFONO COuNIVo CIV
Admonished by the balances that ! Was
shrinking In weight day by day and adj.
yi.ei nv local physician. tn SEEK relief
abroad, With . TREAD u an easy III ling
carriage, We headed our team toward
"N.w England. Niagara" 10 vlew, he
Tor. turning our back (perhaps for all
iime) the city building there. A flank
movement by the way ~ Mrxi,o sooa
brough, us to iu principal yillsgr, the
Corner" closely nestle'i along IN. sau-
nv .iie 10 hilly range With level Inter
vale. Ia front while b.yond roll. the
And'o.coggin'. r--i.tle.s tide. lis aud
hs. been since our fir.t ,islt more than
forty years since, q pretty, pleasant
place, rendered more 80 by the erection
IL new building. ani general Sticking
up, as become. the principal suburb OF =
big city. We miss some familiar land.
marx. and several old time scqusilt-
ance., "uncle" Nscc aud his hotel,
Mai. jed" David y. and Dr. "Nic".
hat find our ~hilom friend Park the
.smc identical ~. W. In q store rrsmmcd
a. full 20 all Kind. 10 go"ds frou, mouse
traps Ia moving machines, AZ his brsIn
9th points Ia balance politics aud
plea.antrie.. lie like our.slf Ia. aged
somewhat hut IL Just ss full ~ vim a.
when be argued for tie Union In is6i.
lie 1. looking forward tos long lie. hs,-
ing been nominated for first mayor 81
the city. Continuing our Hank move
ment W. cro..c,i the swift Ia the high
land. In Rumfori from which Ne coald
.se q city perched an ia. hillside. aud
/ .,,.f.hlns .h.x. the river HANKS lie
tracing our nsnk route Ia the Corner ~e
cro.. the river by good, ~cll-,eniei
ferry to th. in'rrysle on th. southwest
criy hank II the river. TIL. interva'e
isa diluyiai deposit az very poor In
,-g.ts BILE production that rabbit carried
q banile 81 fago,. To last him across.
hi. lat on the authority ~ that incom-
parable humori.t, the elder Dr. r.. W.
Bartlett.
| by familiar landmarks Ne Ind the
present ferry to D. near where many
years since friend Park aud my.elf ap-
pearcd before hoard % county CON.
ui..loner., he "a favor aud ] 10 oppose
the location 10 q ferry. Park won as
usual by giving bonds, however. to keep
hls creation OF th. towns. IL died
young from lack % su.tenance. do
you know, Henry, that all the actors In
that drama save ourselves have passed
over Ia smoother street. tian the
AVENUES, courts. brosdways and boulc-
ward. 81 your city, A glance at which
satisfies "a. Ne cannot stand the racket
aud We at Ia the carriage while our
escort thread. the intricacies on foot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-16
Making q total % ls-o points. +

Making A Total 81 10 IsoInts. The I'cst
.hoot.ng the company ever did.
At the Methodist church sunday the
nss presiding elder, 4. :. iadd 81 Au-
burn, held his first quarterly meeting.
The attendance Was large aud the .cr,-
Ice. very Interesting. SIN were taken
Into the church, two by profession 81
faith, two by letter, and two Into full
fellowship.
Ladies, 20 To smiley shoe store for
your boots and shoes. II will pay you.
leu cent. buys the new go prize
puzzle, "figurmsnla," nj the Noye.
brug Store. FRIES are offered for The
best solution. by responsible parties. u
I. the invention ~ an Oxford County
man. IrN u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-16
rARN rOR SALE.
NoN.ni:siDE~r TAxEs

IN tho tSwb - wesi.,s-k. In ths Csgnty ofOr
'uri. AMI state - Maine. for the year lSi.
1hs tolkFsinz h.t ~ tssss On rial estate 81 noa
r,stisnt osnsrs IN Tho tywn ~ Nos-ists-k, fof
ths year l-sl. In bili- s"nmitts.i ~ A. T.. Rose
eoil.stor - Ats. 20 .sii t.~n. on tho gnsl
day - Juas. lot, has t-sn rvturnsi 10y him ~
NJ A. rvu aining nnpaLi On IN I'd dAy Sf sns
rvfnsin. uptshi. ani n"tlcs l. hsrvby sit,a thai
N The ssli ukss. Interest AMI charges sr
nss pail In h. the treasury ~ sali tovn
within sishtssn months from On. dais II
The Amount due ther,on. tnsluiins tntsrr-t absl
shsrS... ~iil without further nstlrs - .oki ID
pablis ssstisa, "a On. rr,s.urr. once In sskl
t0~R, "a tlss IN lag 20 Jsn., leo, 81 ave o'shsk
In tlis aftsfnion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-16

beaf We"s" 90 - ss'"" s-''
An elderly lady who lives near ~
ianta, Is deaf. A few weeks aso shs
ruis on an electric car for the first
time In her life. and when she returned
home she declared that she could heat
perfectly while on an electric car. Op'
u the family wen, with her. boarded an
electric car and found that the elderly
lady could hear perfectly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-16
NORWAY.
prRHCroRy.


/ surucaHa.
rs.:ss' r~sssiss .si' Ss On sss.i.y. Il u =
A.. sabbath sshssl. " ~.
s--resa Csssr~rssisnsl CharSh. kss. u =
Rsiesss. rs-sss. fvsshisl s.!,ss. sas.ls,
u.ss,ss. i.@rs v<ssr .-sAly, rr.y.r
Ncsas, = sr. thursday. f.sns fc'r~''
meysisE trs.i.y 20
r .s .-. cs." T. ~, - " s.s;sss ssss
Hes. sssi.i k,,ainF Ncslsx. I.@ = n.
Tuesday Prayer Nessisx. 'is =. ~. Class
xss.,. .. . osa. r Sss ..r,.a,ru.
weise-isy. Prayer heetins 'isrn.
STATED nKErtses.
i F.AA M-unl.a ~ A. G. No. "A as.emble.
"Wednesday H,seis<. On 90 t<ferv fun ssaen, .,
s.; ~ :. i. f s..ss, la. Ess.y ' fsss
Ing 90 90 tsfsv fali m"Sa.
F-Rsssl.r meeting IN oil reiis~s'
iisii. every Tuesday k,,niaf. Wii.y hne.@r
ani foar,h prsisy E,ealps. Of .aeh month,
efrs-ResaI.r mes,inf In Hathaway hicA.
every THURSDAY Evenins.
| 10 q. Til o-aEs Hall. ever, saturday
G. R'e-i,sry Rust rc.,. No. ~ mess. IN
Ns- 9..f. Hall On he 'Airi rrtaA, k'es'ns OF
u.o... ..-x... The ARA AMI 'A'ra Sr''.y
p. efn.-Scr..y ..-ss, msss. every oshsr
ssiarisy al .r.ns. Hall
an ar. ssa .siri wsias-'lsy E,sslas. Of s.sh
meath.
EF. ssrru. ESQ. New Gusr, Bl.ss. .. The
sstssr,sei is-usl a<srs sn.i ccrrv.pseiens OF W.
Ilsuas-rrsi Tor Norway ant fsvors shown him wth
b. spprsisisi BY ths psbhshsrs.
r.E. Drake. dentist, has q very at
trscti,e sign.
Nd Cummings took n. y. Amcs' place
on the boat this week.
surveyor q. n. Haskell has built the
sid.~alk over on Danforth street.
Norway Light Infantry, Co. d.. start
ei for On. siat. muster At Augusta Mon
day morning with u men. The ofiicer-
are ss follows:
Cags. o. D. saith.
| lee Lieut.. q. =. Aksr-.
s~r.esnt., v. o. stle.. ER Jorisn, y. q.
Meth, 2. " r~tsse.ii
| ,sfk. y. NJ Whitman.
| IarI,srals. l. ~. Ntnsiov, A. ". JeriAh.
RAr,lsti. O~en =. Bryoas Ab.i Jeha W. Carter,
The company returned Friday night.
The total valuation of the town ~
Norway In ISL was 49, az; number
~ polls for that year Was G.i. In the
village corporation that year the total
valuation Was sie5,0'O polls 3'J. In
lsai the total valuation of the town was
OIL .0Sl,i.s; number % polls sc, 81
which amount there ~As la the village
corporation stotsl valuation 20 s'et,'ls;
polls SCI. In ISL the amount of the
state MILL tax aud school fund received
from the state was sl.sr.>>. In i>9l
the town received from the state school
money amounting a. si,llJ.O. In ISL
there were 80 scholars and In ls9l the
number was gti. The state tax paid by
the town In ISL WAS t,0lO.sd aud In ls9l
u "a. ~ 1919. The total valuation III
the town In ISL was si5' ,>is; polls
EEL. The state tax Tor the year ~s.
sJ.sl3ii.
Dr. u. y. bradbury and wife and Mr.
and Mrs. II. u. smith, and Mr.. and Mr..
L.. u. Water. of this village ,isii~i tbs
white Mountains sunday.
The company team al Augusta at Co
u. LIT Regiment, Light In.
fantry-wa. made up s follows and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-16
Children ory for Pitchers castorIa.

should you ask %. whence these goods arrf
whence the.. black goods, whence these white guods
With the figures bright upon them,
With the laces ine Ia trim them,
With the Yet. and feather trimmings,
With the button. and the ribbonsf
whence these blue goods, whence these tan go0i.
with the velvet. and surahs,
All the aud stylish trmming.'
We should answer, We should tell you,
From the great New EnglaDd market,
Prom the wholesale house. many,
PROM the dry goods Jobbing house,,
Prom the fancy notion dealers
Where went last week 10 Get them,
To select them and Ia match them.
And We sell them, az ". bought them,
Cheap for cash aud at the price.
Plainly marked upon each ticket.
n stu further you .hould ask ~,
saying, which goods, which arr .tylish'
We should answer your inquifes,
straightway In such words a. follows:
Navy blue just nov the style w.,
Bright, dsrk navy for the seasborr,
hut the tan. they still rsging,
NJ the light grays aud "a. greens are.
BLACK you know IL good taste always,
Never out 10 place nor can h.,
In the winter or the summer,
And .om. b-sutie. cheap We show YOU
II you ask who, In what village,
sell. these goods aud varied,
sell. these dry goods, aud these hncies'
We should answer We should tell you,
That IN. bushes. name aud title,
Written large In golden letters,
Oer the doorway, In the village,
On the corner, right on Main street.
Writ .o large that all can Rad Il,
Eyen be who may Rad IL,
Ia the day time or In the nighttime,
ls-s. u. q u. y. PRINCE, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-16

The greatest summer danger CONES,
A. Ia. been aid ~ many thousand
um,.. frorp unelcanliness. II people
would insist ON breathing pure air AMI
living In clean houses aud neighbor'
hoois the average length 81 human life
would IL increased by ten years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-16
x..,,, r-. Thousand I.., rm.-li...

Nearly I've Thousand t"ss U@hreiiss-
fr.sh svidcnc. % the strsying pro
psnsities % the umbrella Is Furnished b,
IN. recent annual sale % unclai,n-l
good. at London dero, % the Gr.a'
Eastern Railway comIany. No few.l
than 50, umbrellas were di.po-~i Of
all 81 which hal b--n found una,'ende
In the company's carriages and waiting
ya-afua
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-16

An oxidation called the Magic
MAJ. Of MirrOr' has sprung mp In
London. A. III. visitor enters the door
h. ..,- q crowd l-csoning him from a
hundred different Anglican crcc, IIo-
du,si by one stuffed image.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-16
BORN.

IL rsr.. Asss., "a. 10 Ne v'ss Of vr.ah nee
In Ess ssarsr. Ass. a 10 the wife u cha'
q. nrysnt. n -sn.
In Sefsh Iiu,khstt. Aug. 4. % The wife OF hsf
mon Morse. twin soas.
In Minss ilsntsiion. July q. ~ The vile OF
Anon Conn. o daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-16
MARRIED.

In s.a,h rsr.. July -. ny Rs,. 4. %. vio
O.mas n. ,nneri ssd Me. LissIe y. hri'
bssh ~ fsils.
In Bssiasli. Ass. .. by Nv. NJ. Laurss'
Chas Hsirh ssi iisien Merrill.
In BsskGsit. Aug 4. by Rev, " y. Is~v"'s'
Geo. 10. H. sol snl I.ss, Io~isn.
tn ksmf.ri, Asx. .. by Henry n. teist. t-l-
Mr. sss's~n fsnin sni Mr.. Mar ws'i'~orsh
hssh " ksmfori.
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RlpuellcAN NtIIlNos.
NV ApyrKrisEsE>rs

tasli.s
Nos rc.ttsut TaNes ~ Ns--istsss
tlrstty ttanus. ursans. -.
I'arssr's Hair hal-afn.
II tun-amytiyv AL fvshls.
ninIisruuru..
Yarn fsr AZ
Ne-tbFt-lk summary.
ssss ~t.sk - Val 0ksNk.
Natice - tufes SAN.
NaliTg
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NOTICE. ov roRECi.osrRE.

NOTICE o. tOuEtlOst NJ.
ylgIIEgrAs, Bs1jamis Browa, late 20 Byroa
w In tbs County ~ Otfori. asi STATE ~
Maine, iessasesi. by his mortgage dessi ssisl the
twenty .isth sisy ~ I,ycemt~r. a. u, lssi aud y,
osrissl In the ONfsrl Registry Of Dee.i., took
les. pare %, conveyed a. Jo.haa Y. Hall ~ Ram
fort In .shI sOaRty anl STAT. c.rtain parysl OF
rvsl e.tais, .iiast.i In BYroa In .ali coaaty ani
state ant ,ic-srti-~i As follsw- "a wit Al ~
thai part ~ 20 namleresi nine IN the .istrenth
ranse 81 10. In all town. own.i anil srsapisi
by the .aIi Bsnjsmln Brvwn "a the isie of hls
mortgage deed aforementioned. containing eizh.
~ foaf are. 10 The zane motr Or lss.. An.i
fuf q further ,le.sfiItlsn refsrenfe may bs hal
b. a plan % thu township a. male by siiss
Tborls. In tie year lS7 90 o. q d.s-l frv,a Joha
Rss-i % ths .sIl Bfvvn Sises th~ year lSl- SAIL
real estate leins The ilentieal tradt conveyed by
the l..t msntioRe,i dessi, ani wher... tb. .aIi
Jo.has r. Hail. by ~. deei % s--iFnmspt asls-i
JAY thirtssnth. A. %. i~ss. trss.fsrrrsi asi o.
slsssi .sli mottxaxe des-i IA me. the un.st-lgu.
Ell ssht sies-i 10 s.sisnment bsinT rv~or,is.i In
.sl r.gtstry. ,--sk ft,. psx-- 81 ant ~; aai
ubsrs q. The sca.tisa 90 ssli ,asftsass IA. l.-sa
bfvksn. nS~ therefore, by r.s.oa 20 ,lss Lsv.sh
~ the ooa.iitios thsvof eiais, fortslo.are %
sail mortgage.
August u, iss;.
LuPiRA BROWN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-16

Mr.. Blaine Il expected to make sever
al speeches during the present cam
pAign. Mr.. NAnley has been TO Bar
Harbor to make arrangements With him.
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S.. a.r....-,.s,.. ~ ss~s.....
NELSON DlNGLEY, JR.,
az Lcwtsies.

feF ~enA'ors,
,.g.nu uKHSyN - nuskfshi
snnt..,S n tIIEgi,N. - rsthsi
Tor Iu.is, % Probate,
GEORGE 4 WILSON, oifai'
Yur eounty Trcasurf,
GToRsT NJ ArwOop. % fAfts-
For Coaaty Ausrusy.
,rsI<E sNtru. ofNsT~ay
~ Rsxi-s.F - rrvl-sis.
ALnEEr u. PARK. - lisItieri
Tuf Coauty Commissioner.
tns,ru n SrENRNS. % Is,su
fof ~hsftr.
IANES I. rAENER. ef>sr-aF
Fsf Isssi.isf - Isrs-is. ,wo-,sru pl-'rtt
plKIsY nALLARp. - Fryshurr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-16

4 new turning lathe has -cn sc, up
at the Pleasant River Granite Companys
qusrry In Addison for producing the
columns, which this company IL TAI send
20 Chicago for the Maine building at the
Columbian Exposition. Its capacity IL
q column II feet long and I Inches In
diameter. The greatest care Il being cx-
ercl.ei Ia the manufacture ~ the granite
for this exhibit, as the company recog-
nises that II Il to occupy conspicuous
po.ltion aud attract no end of attention.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-16

The old "Block house" at fort Kent
1. undergoing . complete change. An
appropriation Of $50 granted by the
last legislature IL being expended In re-
pairing the old structure, which was
built at the beginning % the Aroostcok
war. The building IL still In . fair state
% preservation, and IL q precious relic Ia
the people of Fort Kent. Around u
cluster many stirring incidents aud
,a.nar.hl,s M .octatious.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-16

The Boston and Maine Railroad Il
.hopelessly "ln the soup" Ia the matter
Of baggage. Never since the world be-
gan has there been such rush Of bag
gage at every station along the line, aud
some people have To walt several days
before their particular trunks come
alang
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-16

A vase on exhibition In the Maine Ills
toricai rooms, Portland, Was found on
the plantation Of \. T.. Maybery Ia
North Carolina, supposed Ia have been
made by the mound builders Who were
In these parts Of the United States 800
years ago. II Il = line specimen, there
being none better Ia any collection In
the United states. The Smithsonian In
stltution Was anxious Ia secure u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-16

rt.us-si N a year N psAi str,rtiy IN sivsses.
Othsr~i-s sisd ys~r. sinsls osyle- es"s.-
Apvtkriss~ssrs -An lsrsl si,erti-sneu,s ar,
siesa thres consecutive in-srtiee- ter tls ~
lnsh IN Aeaxth ~ oclumn. ~p-~tsl centrsse
maid sith kssL. tras<isnt AMI ye>fO sNsru-
ere
yor PERMITTING ,->s~ typs. "a, rrr.~.. steam
t-,~.f. exp%rssno>si ~erkn.sn AMI k~ prtes-
...n,I.iss a. uasks thi. aeysrtmsnt 20 eur ee-i
a.. cornplsts All p-spaAAf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-16
NOTICE.
PIANO and ORGAN POLISH.

vesy s,es for eisealss ssd bnghseslng ~
Piasss, OTass. ssd Turritav. . csnss pr
's' '~ss" w.JvHEELER
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piep.

ia rar,.. Aasast ~. infant soa % Mr. sni
Mr.. Je-sph Rstsnde.
In Lowell. August .. sevffe DurSin' srs'
In ssssnsr. Ass 10. Daniel Rus-sll
On tLthsl. Aug =, John v. fsrve', sf~' n
Year., s month. asd .; days.
In lynn, Mas, Aug. Mr.. fefsls W. -t~
moaths AMI day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-16
LOST.

~. SATURDAY. Angus. n, tetw.ss Ishr.sie'
Peat ant Net sanaasr, o isiy mlhtsry elost
tia.lst ~ili ~ rvpsd ~. his troasAs by hessin<
n a ,hasilsr's stor., West -amnef. 90 81 IN
CIV. BowkER A co,
soaih PARTS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-16

Tistrtft eaint-.-.-i - >tns. usnuaars >tunshss.
~srtsn. Nstsrfor,l AlhssYs Ns-sl.t-t
Me-. GIh-si. Frysharg Asaisuy eraut
Hat hskisf's srsnl
\ HASTINGS nEAN. - hA-un
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ssNsLE CorsEs.

~ia.ls Cot,ie- - the tsuecrst ~, fear Goats
90 n rhsy OH - asile.i % recsipteI pres ~
a. p,.hli.her. 80 fsr Ia coatenienrs ~ psirva-
So o.t.ls- - % e.sh l.sss have t-sa phsssi On
=. :. Al a. N.lks~tnE pls.~. in ~ Ceanty
~-.sIth psrt. t.srry's prux sew
~hurtsr-s bra. ~torv.
~.r.av >ayes' nra2 ~tarv.
naFknsh. ". A~ssrti fe-tas-et
pi,a.kl Fu.ak =. nisrtg~. fe-tns-.sr.
fryebarg. Az. Lewis. lnsarsnss INV
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Representative Nominations.

nIstrtft onr1g-r-.-i - fuTtsf, hfusn hshls We
turg. uirNla sni level.
WILLIAM a. sriCk>EN. - nrs-uassl
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ra-tr,s, osuv.,-s-i - >or~sy. o,fori. Hsbras
and t.rvsusu-~i.
loII> 4 gORtgrs. of>or~ay
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p,.tr,s, oonps-.,i II rsr,.. Bselssli All IIar
forl.
FRANK 4 WAgEEN. 20 IIArfsri
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-23
Killed by school Boys.

LIMA, Ohio, Jan. 23-Frank Laughlin
a 12year-old boy, was killed here while
attempting to defend his sister, who
teaches school in Mcdonald Township
Hardin County. Miss Laughlin was chas-
tening Bert Smith, John Stevenson,
Charles and William Spurlock, aged IA
to II years, when they turned on her and
were using her very roughly. Her
brother went to her defence The boys
turned on him and beat him with clubs
and their fists until they inflicted injuries
which resulted in his death. Miss Laugh
lin was badly injured. The unruly boys
were all arrested and are confined in the
Jail at Kenton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-23
BURIED In THE RUINS
A., Russian Church COllapses
With Awful Results.
SCORES OF DEAD AND INJURED
Fire Breaks Out and Adds to the HOr-
row Of the Scene.

Three Vessels Arrived at London Report
Having Passed Burning Ships = 1t is
Probable That Many Lives Have Been
Iost--Great Suffering Reported in Ire
land--The French Troops Victorious In
Tangiers.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 23.-A Slobod-
skoj, sixteen miles from Viatka, fright
full accident has just occurred A large
congregation thronged one of the numer-
GUS churches for which Slobodskoj is
celebrated. While worship was going
on, and without any warning, the roof of
the church fell in with tremendous
crash. The people were crushed beneath
the great beams, and fearful cries went
up from the struggling and writhing
mass.
Those who were able rushed to the
windows and doors for egress, and q
number were hurt in the effort to get
out. The people of the town hurried tc
the rescue and aided in extricating the
dead and the injured, Meantime fire
broke out in the wreck from the fire that
had been used to warm the church.
Fortunately the rescuers succeeded in
extinguishing the flames without addi
tional loss of life. The number Of
killed and injured is estimated at sixty
five or seventy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-01-23
FIVE KILLED, THREE INJURED.
Awful Wreck on the Atlantic q Pacific
In New Mexico

Awful Wreck ON the Atlantic g. Pacific
In New Mexico.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Jan 23.-Shortly
after IL o'clock midnight Raymond and
Witcom special going West on the At
lantic & Pacific, and passenger train
coming East collided a few hundred
yards east of Blue Water, station on
Atlantic g. Pacific Railroad 107 miles
west of this place, and five employees of
the road were killed and three injured.
The killed are; Engineer Taylor of the
regular train, Fireman Keaggey, Engi-
neer Moore of the special, Conductor
Moran of the passenger, and Fireman
Waverly of the special
The injured are; r. S. Gordon, baggage
master; Tom Collins, baggage master;
W. G Smith, express messenger on the
passenger
The injuries are slight The passengers
were badly shaken up, but none of them
on either train sustained serious injuries.
A special train bearing officials of the
road went out to the scene of the wreck.
The blame for the wreck has not yet
been located