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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

Gcntieman-"why, my little boy, you
ought TO be at school; you are too small
to work" Boy have TO support my
mother, SIR" "why, Il your father
deady' "No, cir, he's an inventor"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31
49,. :, ,....... .s NJ. App.,.,-..,

Al Nsr~ay. tn ths Csuutv ~ oNior,i atsi state
- Aains ~ i-lh day - Nay. \. u -.
Ths unsirrsig gnrli hsrNhf fifs- h.tt. e - ~
pANtEL ". GOODWIN, - NersaY,
In a.. tuuafy - Oafori. lusoltsut sttnt, 10
-. t..n ,tssksrs-t an iu-alvvnt ul-an his Isttpn
;, ~ Ioart a lnsalNcrry tor ALL '"ahV "'
"s'''" JAN,. l. PARkEE. Assispcs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

rIIE sah-rritsr hsryuy sive. pasie nssios
that b. hAs l-sn daly spgslhtsi hy IN iionofa
10 Iuiirs ~ fr,hAts fuf the tuunty - uNfuF,i
ant A..amei ths trust % EScCui"f et The
sstata -
ALBEIT D. niAkE. late - fsfis.
In All Guuuty. ,isssasssl hy giving t-tni a- te
hs dirvsts. 10 thfrsfurv ryslu..ts al tsrsons
ins,shts-i o. The estate ~ saii hessa.si o. naks
tuar.s.iiats payueut. at ths-s shn have any
5lsu,anlis tis.sfsua ~ sNhihit ~ ssHns -
Ma A. t-sl WILLIAM o. nLAkE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

Did you ever notice how an orchard
adds 10 the value Of farmt II the trees
consist Of q variety of fruit, the advan.
tage is greater. Every farm should
have an orchard Of standard fruits, and
NO farm Il complete without one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31
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A Isthsi in a. Csunty - oxt.ri ausi stats
q No. 49, i-th asy "a Nay, 4. - -.
~ aa.lsrsisbri hsryby xifss h.sfs ~ ~ - "
t.Infr-sut q. As.iEils. - ~ in-hNsnt e-tats "i
HttHIMT~ a 0Aft> "a irthsl,
Il. a. t..f.tV "a "a fss,i tn-.iitpnt nsltnrs, shn
Esss t..sn -. lars~i tussltsuts spa h.sif 49,
tlan By ~ Ceart - Insolvency. tof AL '"a"'l
- "aI'''l cNRr. u. MnRNELI.. A..l.ne..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31
AMONG THE FARMERS.
.srssprwsrLow."

ccrrv.rcnaenos on pr.c,ieai Agricultural tcpios
IL solieitesi. Adivss ell communications in
teniei for thi. depsrtmsnt to itksnl ID. Han
sosp. Agricultural ksiitor Oxford Demoersi'
Parts. Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

Green cod plowed under ferments and
By gsssratiag bat helps The growth Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

A foot Of cut straw held down by =
few boards Il said 70 bs the beat cover
ing for Q silo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

rHE sah-crtl~r hsr,iy sise. fuhnc >osice tia,
~ hss hesn dnlf spguints-i hy The ttoaerahls
IasiEe - frsl.str fsr tiss tvanty - nNfert snsi
assuusssi ths trust - Admlnl straior with The
stli aansNci - thr tstRte -
LOUISA ~. AILFN. late - piNhsii
IN sshi CuaRty. d--es-s-i. BY giving heai q. the
40 dirvsts, ~ tbsrvfurv r.luc-t. al Ifrs"ns
insishte.i ~ ths estate - ALI eocs-s~i - make
innssiisle tssymsut. Ansi tho.s xho have any
,istnan.is thsry,on ~ sxhilslt ths ssme -
Ma A. istl A>DgEM B. AIIt>.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

April IL. isyi, (fa.t Day)
There is much talk just now of an Acad-
cmy here. aud q paper I. In circulation.
Some eight of our nelshbors have put
down QUE hundred dollars each, q. We
have done. We want . high school es-
tsbli.hei here very much. We can
not think of our girls going from home
io grt an education.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

A hot block of wood Il good to apply
artificial heat TO the sick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31
.yart aS MAINE

ONTuHp. .. Csar - lnselsvnsY. Ihri
Weins-.iay - NaY. 4 n i-ss IN ths mai
tsr - 1uitN ~ NAgnN I'LL and 'liAkih,
n rEttI tn=1lFeut tslturs
ITts t.rvIt af,lrrvsi. rhat uutios ~ Etfsn "
al t-srsns intsr,-stssi tn u1s -sttsusfut ~ N
rn.i srraant - " knustun. A-.isnos ~ tiss
ah-sse nanlssi tnsolFsut lSntnf-, ~ saa-lhs =
sa.s..iysiy in - Nfsri ssuat-fsta ~ sspalrf
trtntssi "a rarts in All tuuutf, that thsf msl
srt.ssf a q 0sut - in-altsury - - hshi A. w
Tr,sI.sts tsnrt El.srs "a ~ - day ~ Iuns
r..t a nfas a'flH.k tn ths furvnussn, AMI
- tssr,i ti.sFs-su ani ulssst N thsy ~ eaa-s.
aFnEsE 4 Wilson iuigy
- lH-slrsnTf 4 ssft, pNfnrsl tuuntY.
a. nNNI. lEafsfsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

when you cut OF black knot, paint the
wound with kerosene.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31
RnswTi.I nRIGGs. isls ~ suas%f.

TtIE .ah-rritsr hsryby give. pahhc R.ttcs
thai ~ IA. besn daily splsAnt~i BY ths lIon
lutge % rrulssts fnF ths teuutY - ONfuri sn.'
as.ufnsi IN trust % Admini-tratsf - M ests,s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

EffN1 sr- fs - - iuf1ruati.n % ~
AS Hf e TF-t as siI .ln 81 o. ettAln .
"a 60 NItFrtissrs. - pase., 49,
a. NtH.i I-s-tsss rsii. 90 re-sipf ~
- H.rr. Hs #t1sfal aasIpi tatinn frum NJ
-. N.as.alFr irrystarY - a. m -
80 Hss ..rras rfes 90 urvltatoe
So ...r| .rf ar.i r,s-i lical ~ iatefths
- tfti -l..s tri Hffsr msttsrs psrtsinins ~
Ii 49, .f aIfFrtIsirg AAlrc-s koN
AuNtETi~iNs BUREAU. d ,praos
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31
DRESS GOODS

UOCSS OUUUO ]
Great May sale Of Wool and Cotton
pres. Fabrics. samples sen, when ask.
ed for.
English NohAlr, &c rer yd.
lAdusily ~or,A ~ c,ni.l
All Wool rricot, doable fold. sc
All Wool Tricot, h inch, re " "
English Brosdcloth, 50 In.
wide. .ac "
Double Fold Dress riaids, iai-sc |"
20 In English >erges, isc
la" 6.Ac =. &"
L. " Z" s5c I" "
Colorcd velyets In all the sum
msr shades, 81 -, 75, si, sl.sS
surah silks In colors, n, ~, 'Sc /" "
China sIlks In all colors,
SNc. 7sc aud sl.co
Black silks, E,ery yard Warranted.
! BARGAINS;
~ In BlaCk silk, So, worth si.sS
n sl.la, i.so
n Ia, LIS
Black Woolen Dress Goods.
We have purchased from a bankrupt
sioCk over lcn pieces 20 BLACK Dress
Goods and shall make sale ~ them TIL.
month Al ~ Tsr cent. le.s than r,galsr
prizes.
BLACK >srge.. BLACK Cashmeres, BLACK
IIeurictta. black Mohair, MI Black
stripes and fgurcs, Black aud White
Stripes
Send Tor samples.
We make speciality 20 White Wool
Dres. Goci. Cor graduating ~ear. Also
trimmings ~ al kinds. our cloak de-
partment l. Que Of the largest and most
complete IA Ladies, Misses and chill
drcn's garments. sent on examination
Nhsu askei.
Manson G. larrabee,
zee s,aai. s,.. r.ss,..a. N.i~s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31
Np,il u. lsH.

4 good deal of Interest has been mani
Tested her. for the last three week. in
relation "a an Academy on Paris liill.
Two thousand dollars have already been
subscribed, aud the first preliminary, In
formal meeting va. held at the u. o.
last evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

in all Coantv. decsA-ssi. ~ giving tnssi - The
80 tirysts ~ thsfefurv rs~lus-t- 81 t-sf-sssts
insis tssi o. ths e-tsts - sNih 'i-cea-st - ssts
imulssliais JaYmsnt. snd th.-s sho have a. ef
rtanis thsfsssn D. cal hiht ti.s ssnts o.
May ~, l~s. stp. 4 MANN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

riiE sas-,rilsr hsyhy give. pahnc netics
that ~ has tssn saly spyssints.i by the Honor.
ahls Js,ise ~ frohsis Coz ths County of oxford
AMI s..anei the trust % ks~cuior of
The estate ef
Louisa FosrER, late % pixneli.
In All County. deces.ei. by gt,ing bond ne the
hw direets. hs thsrefprv Fvstassts all person.
immciiate payment. AMI tho-s who have any
dswsnsi- thsrcsn o. sxhihit The same %
Nay ~. issf. WILLIAM ". WAIT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

THk sah-crtlsr her,by give. pablo notics
that ~ hA. lssa duly appointed b. the iIenora
shls Ialsv ~ fr,,hste Zoe ths Csanty ot Oxforl
ani assumed ths trust q Administrator ~ ths
estate %
NEsrAN. 4. wopp. his ~ Bscksehi.
In sait tounty. deceasci. by siVins hc.d ss ths
sv dir.sts. he thsrvforv fsslus.ts al rsr~.ns
iEsishtss o. ths estate ~ ssh dscss-s-i " male
inmeiiais psymsnt ant tha.e who have any
dstasn.is thsrsssn 81 sxhihit tn same ~
MAJ H. l~sl nINIAMt> sfAuLDING.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

The school L. liked very much. Latin
scholars get along well. Mr. Grover,
the teacher. spent an evening with us
socially. There are about fifty scholars,
and they appear to be about a. well sat
i.iied with each other and with their
teacher a. need be. We Judge II Is a
most happy school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

rHs suh.srilsr hershy give. public notice
that shs has l~sn duly spI-olntssi by the Honor
shle Ju'lse ~ frclsie Toe The County ~ Oxfori
snt assamcd the trust of ftcutftx II
the estate ~
SAMUEL FAVOR. late % NORWAY.
In salt County. te-es.s.l, vtthsut tond q. the
av dirvCt. .ts thswferc rvlaests all Isr~on.
insiett~l h the estate ~ ali leces-s-i h. make
immcilste payment. AMI thcse who have any
tiemansis thsreOn b. eNhlbn The sAme D.
May u. i~f. MARY Favor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

November o, 1850.
Our Academy Il raised aud boarded.
IL L. within q few rods of us. IL ls th.
largest building In the place, AMI two
stories high. The timber hs. been
brought down By u. u. from the un.
broken forest. of ia, North. II u ~
the very bc.t qusllty-the Admiration Of
all. IL will be noble edihcc; the sec
ond foor .paciou. hall, and the "lcok
out" grand
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31
July NJ. Iss,.

The Acad'y grounds have been hand
somely graded, aud are now coming up 10
grass and rye,--beautifully green. when
will they be- enclosed by fencei The
funds are raised, but carpenters are
not To be- had just now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

riiE sahssrtlsr ksr,by give. pahlic nssics
that ~ has t~en duly spt-oint>i BY the Honor
elc ju.isv ~ Probate for The Coanty ~ Osfori
snd assumed ths trust u Administrator u The
estate of
LrCN a. IIouGuro>. late Of Norway.
In AID ,eaniy. decsa.s-i BY giying bond q. ths
la~ divsts. hs thswfore rslas-t. sll psr-on.
indebted ~ the estate % ali aesea-s-i o. male
imms.iiste payment. asi the-s who have any
demands thsrccn o. sNhihit the same ~
NAY n. lSsg. FREDERICK N. uOtsWTO>
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

Mr.. HATES, unl,ersalist, preached al
the Academy. There was preaching
there July ls,h, the same denomination.
Many strangers are hereand the Acad-
envy hell tower seems 10 he q favorite
place of lookout. II Ia throngcd morning
aud evening. II u most glorious stand
for observation. was never more de-
lighted. not even With view from the
tower Ia Mt. Auburn.
Court at. next Tuesday, A. M., and
the term closes st the Academy Tuesday
evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

August :, 1871.
The young people had dance at the
Hall Friday evening. Some OF those
Who do not call themselves young went
In for an hour, but they found 30 good
time that the married stayed a. long Ne
the young. This great hall u fine
thing. There ID plenty Of room, and all
the dancing parties are largely .prlnklei
with children and parents. We cannot
call Paris lllll dull this summer. There
are walks, rides, dance. and tea-drlnk-
ings continually.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

school commenced Fall term at the
Academy on Wednesday last, With flfty-
seven scholars, under the instruction OF
~. ID. Grover a. Principal and u. W.
bryant, asst. About twenty more pa.
pill. ar. expected thl. week. The school
u q fine looking on. ani ~c are all graf
lied by the number.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

Thursday evening came OF the tab
leaux at the Academy. There were al
so grab bag, l.. %. lottery, etc, etc.
all for the purpos. of raising money
vhercwith Ia purchase present Tor MI.
Grover, the frcceptor. The tableau,
wcr- very beautiful, and q goodly mum.
Der Of people were present no,viihstand-
ing the rain aud mud. Seventeen dol
lars wer, realized, but 80 many we're de-
pri,cd Of attending that the affair !. 10
be repeated. The important piece was :
'The Beauty % riety or The Priestess
of Mature" II wa. a beautiful per-
Torrance. aud the girls were elegantly
dressed In character, bearing gift. to the
prisstsss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-02-05
Ia Ultima Moda
BASES DE LA PUBLICATION.


LA ULTIMA MoDA aparece todos los do
mingos, en- un pliego de 10 grandes pagipas
tres columnas, con multl5ud de moiens, de
de trajes, abrigos, confeociones, sombr sros,
peinados, adornos y laDores de Ultima nove-
lad. Una de las hOjas de cada n0mero contie-
ne OchO paginas de novela en- for ma cOuv enlen-
It para haceI encuadarnadas; otra eSta iestiS
uada una plancha de dlbujOs para bOrCiar,
al dO"sO: unas veceS retrateis de nOtabihdades
contemporaries Otras jnegos de sociedad;
otras Aminas de moblllariO ornamentaci0n;
o5ras. EN- fin, nUveiitas cOrtas, figurines esae.
ciales todo con grabadOs. Las ocho paglnas
restantes del perlodloo ofrecen multltud de
mO1elos, art1culOs, revistas, consultas, recatas,
pasatlempos; teXtO slempre esmerado de GUAM
to p0ede inter esar las senOras s. foritas, =
ante TODD Y SObr0 TODD do la mayor mOraldad.
A cada nilmero acompafla un regalo, q
sea 80 al sfO, cOnslstentes on fgurines- cuara-
las, hojas de patrones con dibujos para bordar.
patrones ~covtados, hojas dc cuatr0 pagluas &
dos tintas, de dibujos para bordadog aruisticos,
cromos represantando precioaas labores, ma
sica etc., etc. pesar dc eatas ventaias, eg
Ell periodico mas barato On su clase como pue-
de verse por los siguientes -
Precios de sWscYjc56ss ess Puerto Rico s~.
seis meses, So 50.-Un afs, $6.-Pago antiei.
padu.
(52 NUMEROs AL ANO).
Como de coatumbre, todas las aus
eritoras que anticipen 81 afo, se lea hsra un
regalO extraordinarily
Agente de LA ULTIMA MopA en- Puerto
Rico,
NJ. RODRIGUEZ
Successor de 8. @. de MantIlla Propaganda
LstersfiG. San Juan do Puerto RICO.
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ebrero 8 do 1892. ! Oacinas San Francisco So
tSspa57A u 5lnl6ric0.

Els un Duevo perio jlustrado de Bellas
Artes, Cienoias, Literatura Sport Modas que
ha empezado q pubiicarse
EN- MADRID.
Contiene escojidsima lectu.a de los prin.
cipales autores nacionales magniflcos graba-
dos hechos por los mas modernos procedt-
mientOs.
ESPANA EN- AMERICA
Sc publica todos los domingos, on euader-
nos de tolio mayor frances dc paginas, So
|regalan en- grupo de cuatro igual nhmero da
obras cientfticas de recreo los seflores sns-
cr1tores
Fla relaci6n de las dichas Obras que SO
regalan, que es muy extensa, puede solicitarss
en- esta Capital en- La Propaganda LtterGYsG,
Gale de la Tanca nfm. Q altos.
Ell primer nnmero del periodico trae nm
retrato dc CRIsToBAL C LON tornado del orig.
ma qua existe en- Ia Bibiioteca Nacional dc
Madcid @
, Precio de cada cuaderno, con el lots de 4
entregas de las oitadas obras. .....26 ceutavcs.
mo pssede ser snGs bGr0toi
Cua'qulera puede fnrmar POGO POGO
una Blblioteca sin apercibirse de clio.
Para asds inf0rmses
Dirijirse q don Manuel Rodriguez, enceeOr
de Manrlla.
| LA PROPAGANDA LITERARIA
/ TuYacN Aa4G3M Gn9itn2-
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ARGENTERIA FINA

ANQGN4Gh1A TINA 4
Cubiertos y vasos On elegsntes estuches.-
Vinageras y saleros.-SOnajeras para ninos de
dlferentes tamalOs y clasas.--P alseras gran
fantasia. .-Cucharitas por docenas On elegan5es
estuches edoradas, oxldadas y blancas.---y u
charltas de mango largo, nuevo modelo para
refresco Colgantes, leopoldlnas y leontinas,
dOradas, -blancas y oxidadas etc. etc.
ARGENTERfA ALEMANA DE CRIsTOFLE.
CentrOs de meaa.-Bandejas grandes Pc
quenas-Copas grandes doradas con sus pla-
TOs.-Paneras, targeCeras, azucareras, elegan-
Jes escrlDanlas con y sin timbres.--Sorvlclos
de t6 y de caf6-TlmDres lamadores On ma
quinas.-Candeleros para bujlas esGearlcas. :
Jarros para aqua hlelO.-~ConVoyes Vlnaje-
raS y cuchiilltOs elegantes para posGres.
CRISTALERfA DIR BOHEMIA
GrGse VGy6edGd ess C0loYes Montadas en-
orc double, artlcuio eleganGe para regal0.
To6zettes, aoreros de alta fantasia, Centres
de mesa guarda joyas, Bomb0neras y varias
curi0sidados de mucho gusEos
~ Visitese la casa dc los sres N. Abe
de la variedad de los objesos que 80 ofreeen d
por lQa duahos empIeadQa de la casa.
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Esta antigua acreditada encuentra peremne-
surda de ahajas de de IL lates alta
dad, montados brantes perlas zaros pedras nas
-.EORTALEZA5
OPTICA SIN RIVAL

OPTICA SIN RIVAL
Lentes y espejuelos de acero con v1driO
tino 20 cts. cada uno.~Gafas anteojos ahu-
mados de colores montados en- carey, cant-
ch1, acero niQuelad0, metal bancO, plata do
rada de ORC montad0s en- CRYSTAL de roca de
Bohemia
ANTEOJOS DE LARGA VISTA
Jemelos para teatros de dlstintas classes y for
mas. -BrdJulas de diferentes tamafos.-- Ternlo-
metros y Dar0metros aneroides en- estuches de
Jerciopelo, arreglados a la temperature dc esIse
clma
RELOJER1A
ServlciO complete de relojes de pared
Gran noyedad ca relojes con pajaros Y pajarltos
gus dan la hora con IN canIo especlal.-Varla-
10 surIldo On Observation-Disclosures de pol
silIo para senoras y caballeros, montados ON
nikel, acero oxldado, de plata blanca y dorado
desde $4 naaGa los do ORC de Is kllates del mas
alto preclo.
! PREM DERfA EN- ORC LAM1NADO A.1
kloganLes pulseraS. .-Alhleres para seho-
| ras y para oorpaUas.--Earzllos y dormlones
ON Drlllantes Diet Congo imisando los verdade-
ros, sin cartullna.
RII Z 8OBRlN0 y todos qnedaran sattafechos
publloo de Ia atenoloa con que go les sirva
JUNO 90
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GRAN1ES TALLERE$
de WaQulnarta, Fundletou, 0aldererla y Herrerla
LOS SRES
g SOBRINOS DE PORTILLA
SAN JUAN, PUERTO-RTCO.


sSr
yrah
ealquer
Getrep
hio Aqutd BALCONIES de hie pidan PMrtas
He,yo fnndidO ytorad
~ de cudqu6er t0maNo
@ Adenaaa
Unco 10 dd sf Ian.
l. LAI)RILLOS TIERRA
Iievap; Eseodnone S.
Li11las accesorios para Ma IA quinistHs
VENTILADORES DE HIERRO PORTATILES
Rahe y orn
tanb6n 81
de rduond moaern
LOS TALLEREs FUNDICION DE LOS
Sres. Sobrnos de PortiIIa
Marina esan aas mas
aadosd 9 Europa
"a O'iSffenSe los ClichOS 1nllereS,
Aprci imt dsmoa
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Els uE nuevo perio1ico jlustrado de Bellas
.Artes, Cienoias, Literatura Sport Modas que
ha empezadO pubiicarse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-14
sIfCnIeaS siILLKRs.


the Ortiook 10 Not Encours gtrS for
Winter whsat Aen.
LANSING, Mich, Jan. lS.-In his an
nual address today President Knicker-
booker OF the State Millers association,
commended the practice of listing and
reporting irresponsible and tricky doal-
srs and recommended that miliers in
other states tina; desire to avail them
selves OF the reports be admitted 10
honorary membership on payment OF
The usual fee. The report OF Secretary
Reynolds showed that the past year
nss not been satisfactory one IN q
business way and that the outlook is
rot very bright, for while the spring
wheat miller may be having his
innings his winter wheat brother sees
the fine crop of last year alp through
bis hands with the smallest margin
known for years. Nine members have
been dropped from the rolls and seven-
Teen added. n net increase OF eight for
The year. The weekly reports for the
year show the following figures for
business outside tho state. For the
pear there was shipped SIC, 1898 barrels
Of -four and 7l40i tons of feed. The
rear 1891 does not compare favorably
With the forty weeks of 1890, show
ing decrease in flour shipments
Of 1850 barrels per week or q
total loss Of business OF $4,000 bbls or
IA percent. Officers will be- elected to-
morrow. The Michigan Millers
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. elected Off.
sers as follows: President: Geo. w.
Ienks, Sand Beach Secretary A.
i. Davis, Lansing; Treasurer Fred
i. Homan, Lansing; Directors c. q.
A. Noigt. Grand Rapids, W. b. Knicker.
booker, Albion. II. l.. Person, lonia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-14

SECURED TO LANSING.
The state gaiv VIII Not be Taken From
the Capital.

LANSING. Mich, Jan 1s.-The execu-
tive committee of the State Agri-
cultural society discussed resolution
providing for the appointment of COM
mittees to consider propositions to take
The state fair from Lansing for several
hours to-day aud finally adopted IT by
vote of l3 to IL. As the supporters
of the resolution favored q change be-
cause under tho conditions of the so
escty's debt the grounds in this city
cannot be encountered and will
revert TO the Central Michigan
Agricultural society, which for
merry owned them, II tho state
society failed TO hold fair in any year
the aeove resolution was rescinded
and second one unanimously adopted,
authorizing the president and secretary
to JOIN with the officials of the central
society in q deed of the property To the
state OF Michigan. on condition that
The next legislature appropriate money
sufficient 90 wipe out the existing in
cabtedness OF so. oO0 and furnish per-
nlansns improvements TO the value Of
30. coo. The state society reserves the
rigat to hold rs annual fairs on the
grounds. There - no doubt that the
central society will take similar action
10 It's annual meeting this month and
the committee - confident that the de.
erred aid will be forthcoming. This
will insure the permanent location OF
the far at Lansing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-14

intending 70 be 81 Harsisviiis 81 IL m
10 preach the funeral sermon Of MFs. J.
4. Henderson, wife OF Captain Hem
derscn. OF Sturgeon Point. who died OF
thu grip. Up % = .. IN. today nothing
has been heard IL BIN either at Oscoda
or hsse. People here think he ha,
.ASsn wrong roads =: Van Ethan lake,
that the team may have run away OF
that some other casualty has harpsnsa
A search has . being prosecuted 70 A.
certAlu hls whereabouts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-14

rsoSwooc. Mich. Jan. ia terrific
boiler explosion occurred about noon
yesterday st the North Patst mine,
which shock the entire eastern portion
Ut the ely. Tie hosting plant, engine
house and nine Office we're wrecked.
Jehn Hughes. q drum man, vas blown
fifty feet. death beng instantaneous.
John Carney, pump man, WAS being
lowered into the shaft wren the CT
2losiou occurred. The shock broke the
cable. Carney falling 10 the bottom, OF
i've shaft INTO several feet Of water.
Re sustained severe bruises about thc
head and wxs unconscious when
brought ap. Supt. Riddle eas turted
in thr tusss ard Dangerously hurt. hs
r<cspe from death bslng fnsrvetsuss
Hughes leaves . wife md five children
IN dexttute circumstances. The seel-
dent fortunately occurred ~ . tnae
when most Of the mins hands were
absent ~ dinner.