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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
STATE ~ MAINE,

sIAIt w MANI,
CotNtt 40 OtpOsp, a.
iL.ari of Coaniy Commissioner, Nay session,
ufUN the f.r,soins rsshii.a. .ail.i.s,sry s,l
siesce having t-ss r~ssl,~i that Tia pstitloasrs
are rvsponsible. IN IL OaDtRED, that The County
Comnls.ioner. meet % The Apivv- lioaas In
south Fan. village. oa thu 81 day ~ August
sett, kt Ten sf The sksk, a. NJ. AMI
thence pr.esi o. View the route mention.
81 In ssii petition. Immediately amer vhish
tiev. . hssfing of the parties AMI their VII
bes-ss win lie hal 81 some Convenient plss~
In tho ,tinity. anil sseh ether msAsaws
taken IN the prvmi.e. as the Commissioners
shall lsiEv pro,sr. AMI 10 u further ORDshtu.
that sosies ~ the tims. LAO. ani parIo-s ~ the
Commissioner. mestin< Afosv.sii ~ given io all
Isr-on. AMI corporation. intsrv-i~i, by causing
sttest~s cotle- % ssii Isttisa ant 20 this orier
therroa 10 he .sr,e.i aIpon tho Cirk % ths io~n
10 Paris. and aiso o.ss-i up In thrve pubc places
in sahi town, ami publi.hssi thrce weeks ssoe.
si,siy In the ''sferi Dsmssrat. . new.paJ<r print
- ID Paris In saii County the nr.t Of sshi
ation., AMI essh ~ the other notice. 90 t~
made, set,ei and postei. ~ leAst thirty days 10
fore all time of mestinx. to The eni that all
Irrrsns AMI CORPORATIONS may then anil thew
appear anil sl<w cau.~, N any they have. Why
The prayer % said pesi,Ioser. sbcahi nos -
grahtsi.
ATTEST ALBEIT =. AUsTIN. Csrk.
true copy % sahi rstitica ssi Orisr Of Court
thervoa.
ATssr' ALBERr :. AUSTIN. C's'I.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
GEORGE A. WILSON, Js.ls..
Atrus copy -siis.s Ill. q. DAVIS. as<i.ssr.

oxYDRp. sat Q Cour % Probate hsLi II
Paris within AMI for ths County of Otford,
oa ths thiri Tuesday % Juns. 4. u. l-,i.
hu.-sli Pratt. Aiwihi-trstof on the estate 81
EMkI.l> iiUp.pb> late 20 Bssk hshl In ssisl
% Standardization 20 ths estate % ss 'isoes..-i
Zoe sli0~saes
Osp,ssp, That The ALL Administrator give
notes b. al Isr.oas iptstv-tsi. ~ causing se"pJ
cs.si,.ly In the Otfori u~ma-rsi prinisi Al
Paris that they NAY spIssr q frvhsis tourt
b. 10 hsli si Paris. In ssld Coanty, oa the thiri
TUESDAY of Jaly neat. % nine o'chsk In ths
forvbaoa, ani shaw csass, n any they have, vby
the same shOah sot 10 alyw~t.
skORsE a. WILSON, Jair,.
Atrue eopy-stt~ss III. q. DAVIS. t~E,sser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
lss Mnia st., Norway.

Country Agents wanted to sollci, order.
for Rubber lioots aud shoe. FROM local
retail trade on commission. Quick .ell-
Ing goods; not many samples, good re-
suits With ordinary effort. fsrtie. re-
aiding in this district aud already can
wasting local trade, could make TIL. q
valuable addition Ia their business. Ad.
dress with references, "COiCIlESrEl.
RUBBER CO." SAGE a CO., Agents,
100 Federal 81, BOSrON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
ACCIDENT At BETHEL

VIM. Richardson Of Gorhaui, n. H.,
WAS accidentally thrown from = moving
gravel train working between Bethel and
Gorhsm on the q. +. X. II. Saturday,
about : l.. miles above Bethel station.
One or more cars passed over hls lefi
arm, msngiing IL so that Il Vas found
necessary To amputaie IL near the elbow.
Richardson Was the fireman and unmar-
RED. After the accident he Was brought
To Bethel and Dr. e. ID. I'M summoned.
lie Vas taken to the house Of &. 4. Far
we'll where he IL receiving good care.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
GkoRG. A. WILSON, Jslr..
Atrpe copy -stt~-s III. q. DAVIS. RsSissrr.

OXFORD, 30 al Q Court ~ Prclai. h~Li Il
Paris. within and fog tbs County of Osfsri, vs
the thiri Tuesday % Jane. A. u. tsss.
Carrie sahbofn, na8et kHeeutrtx On
. certaia Instrument punsortins ~ ls ths
last viii and Testament of SIMON W. SAN
NORM. late ef bsthsl. In sati Coabty, ,ieceas.-i
having prvseats>t The same fsr frelssts.
30 all psrress iss~rcsssi ~ oausiss sopy ~ this
erief "a hs psslish<si thrr~ us~ks ss.{~ssi,eiy
IN the Oxford Demecrat phnt~i q Paris, thai
th~y nay APPEAR - Q frvhate Cean " b.
hsbi .. rans. In said Cossty, an The thiri Tues.
sosn, and shsw caass u any tl.sy have. uhy ~
said Instrument skouki nss 10 proyei, Approval
and allowed ~ ths lass win asi Tpssasssss ii
said dsresset, asd kst said Carrie sani.sru
10 appotstei kSersxtx,
0kOkGE A. WILSON, Js.irs.
a trse copy -ataess III. q. DAvis, ksrsSsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

OxrOgD, 80 Al q Court % Prol.ais hsLi a
Paris within ami for The County ~ ONfori on
the thiri Tpesstay % June. 4. u. Isyfi
On the petition ef GeorTs 4. teh and Ahoe
n. Cro.s of Lewiston. pfsyisE for the ayssint
i.,raior of the s-taie % MAKTiiA fkLr lats of
sr,enwo--i, In .ahi County Of Os feri. d~esas~si
OsBss6I,, That noties ~ the forexoinx v-sti.
ton 10 publishe.i Zoe thrce weeks sssre-sissiy,
prior "a ti.r thiri Tuesday ef Jsiy. 4. %. Isss,
In The oxford i'e'socrst pnsss~i 81 Paris. ia .aid
GEORGE A. WILSON, Ja.lr..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
AFtw WORDS of CONFEDERATION

We hear OF the enterprtfe OF daily ans.
city papers In getting n-~.. but Messrs.
Atwood a FORBES of the Oxford lbemo-
crst displayed more enterpris. and tact
than have seen In my years obser-
walton and experience. While tbe dele
gates Ia our county convention we're TAX
ing their dinner, after making the nom
nations, a convention number of the
Democrat ~ss struck Oh. containing the
dolngs Of the convention. q vignette and
Biographical sketch of the nominees. aud
the usual amount ~ other matter. such
enterprise should insure q large number
Of new subscribers.
u. W. WOODBURY..
The oxford Democrat, last week. Is
sued an extra edition, giving . very
complete report % the oxford County Re
publicsn convention. held at Paris We'd
ne-dAy, Including portraits aud sketches
Of the nominees on the county ticket.
This VAS q strok. % enterprise worthy
of the effort. II the energetic publishers
90 the Democrat. In these DAYS Of news
paper hu.tllnx. IL 1. not often that q
weekly so effcctuslly scoops" neigh
boring dAilIes.-Canton Telephone. June
~.
The convention extra" Of the Oxford
Democrat wss q very crciltable piece of
newspaper work for q country village
heyond the centre OF daily Publishing
houses. Hut those Oxford bears are
Observation-Disclosures Journal.
The Oxford Democrat puts In . very
commendable biz ~ enterprise In pub
fishing very fine pictures Of all the nom
inees % the Oxford County Republican
convention, In connection with the re-
port. And they are q very handsome
group. --Bridgton News.
BUCkFiEID, MAISE June ~, ls9s.
H,ssrs .if'ccc-i 4 G0rtss,
Publishers Oxford Ds@ccraf.
Piris, Niias:
Aecept my congratulations on your
Convention Edition of the Oxford Dem-
ocrAt. IL will he appreciated by the
Republicans Of this county.
Very truly yours,
GEORGE ID. BIsBEE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

OxvORp, ss,-At . C.sr ef Prvlsse hsLi q
rarts, within a.d Zoe Ne Cosnsy VI Onfsri, %
=, ssl.i Tssstsy Of ys.s, a. d. is..
tai. isssrumsat psrpestlaE 70 - Ne la&s win
AID Iss.snsst % luTtfkR r. HOLT. Ne
Of bsthci. u sahi Cosnsy. dsesassi. having
pysssssi Ne ss.e fer PrsSsss
osDsnsD. ~. Ne .aid pssisieses rve scsics
eries " b pshliskei ikrps vssEs ssrr>ssiveIy
u ths Orfest De1scrsa prtsssd - fsrts. ia
10y .sy syysas .. rreless Cesr ~ - kski =
jsly ssII q ; Il u elsa u ~ sss.ssss. ssd
lnsesunsss skesh - & pvvycsi, sppssvsa ssi
asssd F. ~ - ~, w w ~ H Ss.;- 4 ~ 2 -
As-.,,1 s:Ssss 4 s Sls,s .: -:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

ONpDgD. .. Ats Csat % Probate hshi Il
Paris within ani Zoe Tho ,oabty ~ Okfor't.
oa N. thlri rss-isy ~ Jans. 4 u. t-c.
Gu tl.s V-tltioa ~ ,ri. Wafrva kNecutor ~ The
viii 90 Isaiah wATrru. Q cr,siltsr. prsJins zoe
The apIsslntmsnt ~ some suitable I-r-on
.. administrator % the estate % IVORY
l y. SNOW. 'ais ~ rrysburE In tho all toanty
% Osfgr,i, des.s.ri
OHp,nsp, thai Rosi.s % the for.solRs Istition
10 pubn.hs-i for thr,s vsek. .ars...isely. prior
a. he thiri Tuesday % July, 4. u. ls,!, In ths
Osfori Isws.rai pr'sisi 81 Paris. In sahi
GEoRGE A. WILSON, Ju.lss,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
NOTICE ov voRECLosrRs.


vlgIiEREAs, Irv.s.et o. Rsrtlsti. ~ Hsriin.
w In the Count, ~ t.-ss. ssi state ~ >ew
iiAapshirv. by hls mortgage ies.i. ds,s.i The
s,shth isy of Jans. A. o. l->,, AMI rvso~is-i In
Osfsri Registry ~ iAvs-i.. book fie. Issss -.
ooa,e,e.i ~ D-.af W. Hrs~n. thea ~ hsthsl,
C.anty - Osfsri. STATE % hsins. one unsiiytiesi
half part ~ q eertsia trsa er psrrsl ~ lsni .lt
aais.l In .Ahi nthsl. AMI ieassiei snl ds.sfit-i
Q. foilos.. ~ ~t tssansissi ao,,hsfiy ~ ani ~
pre.t o. Ii.~v es-tsri, by lsn.i of basel Ms.ssn,
.paths.ly 10y lsn.l ~ thsfls- u. kimbsll, ~e-t
sriy by .n.l % tn.L,y .. lsaHs. Ab.i shsrvs-,
the ali O--sr W, BrOvn, By his icri ~ s..iEn
mont ists-i April fist. A. u. tss.. Transferred
ani a.-isp..i ..iI lnoftsss. ds.-i D. ne. Tho an
dsr-isnst q. Aisainlstfstor 81 The estate 20 Via
18th bry~n. late % alt Bsti.sl. dsses-ri, ssil
aeet ~ asst psnsnt t-inE rv,.srie.i In all hss
i.try. l--.k -. pAs.. - AMI so, ant stsr.a'
The sasiltian 81 All sortssss has tssn brOtsn
ao~ thsr.fsrv. by rva.us ~ the bf.ssh ~ ths
osn.iiti.a th.r..,f ., ths undersigned. 90 sdmin
l.,rsior - afow.aii. slsim fsr,s l".ar, ~ .sh'
aeItsaC.
Iktlsl Ne, Apri o, issi
WILLIAM y. nRowN. Administrator.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
For President,
Benjamin Harrison
or indiana.
For vice-President.
Whitelaw Reid
az New Nerk.
Fer GeSerssr.
Henry B. C|eaves'
or PORTLAND.
". R.ps....,.,,,. .. c..s'..s'
NELSON DINGLEH, JR.,
Of LeWtstoa.

Zee ~snAtnr.,
...,,,u u,p.,, u Raslashi
knntsnS 4 upREigk. - hsthsl
Fur Jsiss q rr,stsis.
.EotsE a WILSON. "ifAn'
soaaty rrAsusf,
GEORGE " ATWOOD. - Fan.
Fst Csaaty Aasrusy.
,r.E>E sNIrH. ot>s-~sy
tor Essi.tsf q Probate.
.IH,Kr u. PaRK. oiIiArfori
for Cuanty Couawi.-iunsr.
IosyPu y SrtAK<~. q Lowell
fof >hsnr.
JAME> 4. fAHktR, ~ Ner~N
Fsr Register ~ ts-s.i.. ,we-tsru r'.sr,'tl
ECkLNN BNLLARp, oifryebars
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

OXFORD, .. --Ats Conn ~ 80
fsri.. vithln AMI fof ~ .iNA-r
on The thiri Tus-iay - llrr 70 20.
Ali-t a. JsaBs AaminiHutf -
% AHtL ". TAYLOR 'ats ' I.f.a'
toahty, dcs.a-s-i. hating pr i'.
- sirainistraiioa - ~ sstat .a.i
Toe alhossnss
OsDsasD, That IN. sall 49, iis -
the sane 81 eli tsr-sns inifH.l.. ufFsA
Publishing q oppy - this nril 80
oe-.itely IN the OhfBri isru.s ...
printed az fsr., In ssid Coco. .t
spt~sr 90 q frBlsts tuur
fsn.. in .sii t"anty .sn ~ tfir. i.saf
hsst. % hias o'ek-k Del o. -.
shSs osa-s, N ahy thsy hat. stf a. -
sssahi nos ~ Alio~~i -
.tORsE WII ~ &c
Auss oopy IT DAVIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

The Maine Department 90. A. r. ex.
cursion train for the Washington En-
cAmpment leaves Portland saturday
noon, sept. 3tth, arriving at Washington
Sunday forenoon. The route IL VIA the
baltimore a Ohio. The rate from Port
land, ~ nov fixed, IL about fifteen dol
Lar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
DIED.

In r~ah-siy, Mas. Jaly T. Mr. Rosaaa
wrtxta, aS~i IS yesrs thu dsaSNssf of bst.sy go
rripp. AMI John be..ey. Jr. Horn 10 Paris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

Tns sas-rrtisr h.rby give. public sotiee
that 81. has ,-ca daily apt-sin,..i w - iioaor
abb Jsdsv 81 frvlsis Zoe ths CosntT of Otfori
asi ss.anss'i tho trust % tssusrs 81
the estate ~
RANDALL HASTINGS. late ~ frysbarg.
In .Ali goanty. tesss-s-i. by EiStnx bosi o. The
s~ dirvst.. .Ls tbsrvforv r,slsssts all Isrsons
Inisltsl 81 the estate - ALI Aesss.e.i " msks
Imm.-iists payment. sni ths.s shs have any
tlsuaansi. thsr,on 81 sshiiu ths same ~
Jun. n. Is. CIARINDA HASTINGS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
PIANO and ORGAN POLISH.

vssy slss sss elssslss ed shghssslss -
lia.ss. OUAaA. ssd Ssrsissss- 8 sssss pss
49," w.y.wHEELER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

Tur .ais-srtl<r hsrhy give. pabtic ns<iss
thai III. hs. len daily spt-sints.i by ti-s henoI
sbls Ju.lss ~ Probate fer The County ~ otfori
ant assumed The trus, ~ Ad"inissrsirs ~ ths
estate %
IIiHAM A. RANDALL. lsis ~ Wshsh
In .sli Caanty. ,ies~a-si. by si,ihs bonsi a. ihs
law dir,sts. shs th.r.forv rsts..ts all Isrson'
insislss. b. tho estate - all aesssss-i "a msAs
lmu~lisls psymsut. aai thp-s ~ho have aay
d.uaansia tl.srson b. % hllslt the ssnts "
Juns %. Isss. EMMA NJ. RANDALL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

TIN sals-sriirr h.r.by 1--WE. pabhs natics
that ~ IA. Leu daily appsiht~i by tho iiosor
alb Jssis. ~ Probate Zoe he toanty ~ Otforl
asi as.ame-i tho trust % Aiministrstor ~
tho estate %
sILAs MANN. late % War,fe~i
IN all county, deses-s~i. by sitiaG honi Q. the
h~ iirvsts. 10 therefore r~lnss,s al Isr-ous
lnsisltssi ~ tn relate ~ ssi desesss~i o. male
lmms-iisis payment, ami tho-s who have any
demand. thswon o. exhibit The sams ~
Jass "a. lsg. sILAs ~. MANN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

TUE .ah.srilsr hsvby give. pasrs noti's
that si.s Ia. tssa duly spT-slR,e.i by ths li.aoI
bL Jsiss a fr,lsis Toe ths ,oanty of Otfori.
Ant assumed ths trust of Aimini.trsins 81 us
s-tASs ~
IIIpgMAN A. ftLLER, late % rshs,
In stll County, dssassi. by Owing toni a. Ito
lasIdiF.rts. sl.s thsrvforv rv.lu.-t- al I-f-so.
In llssi H. tn estate 20 all decss-ci ~ maAs
imm.-Iiais psymsnt, sni tho.s Who have any
dsuaahals thsreon 10 exhibtt the same ~
Jan. n. Issi IDA " ruLLER.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-03

The ingenuity of the American people is
shown from the fact that fully three
fourths of the entire manufacturing capital
of this country, or 81, 100000. is based upon
IlafaItS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-03
The MAN Tiger of India.

The man tiger" is perhaps the most
dreaded of all the Indian demon ghosts;
for when n tiger has killed a man the tiger
itself is considered safe from harm, the
spirit of the man being supposed to ride
upon the beasts head and guide him clear
of all danger. Accordingly it is believed
that the only sure mode of destroying a
tiger who has killed one or more persons
is to begin by making offerings to the
spirits of his victims, thereby depriving
the animal Of the valuable services rem
dered by the ghostly guides.
The ghosts most propitiated are the
spirits of those who have met violent
deaths, whether by design or accident, in
Guiding death by poison and contagious
diseases Even wretches who have been
hanged for their crimes are supposed to
have the same powers of causing evil to
the living as those who have been killed by
tigers or by lightning. Louis Republic.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-03
AFFINITY.

In the vast realms Of unconiectured space,
Where devious paths eternally outspread.
Where farthest stars their mighty marches
tread
And unknown suns through unknown systema
pace,
What power can give our longing hearts tina
grace
To follow feet that long ago have fled
Among the thronging ,populace of the dead,
To fiud the welcome of the one dear facet
Nayl let the souls throng round isl IamI
And you are yOui We should not vainly
seek.
Would you not hear il e'er so low my cali2
Nay. were we dust and had no lips to speak
Our very atoms, on the winds blown by,
Would meet and cling. whatever might be-
fall,
Louise Chandler Moulton.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-03
The Basket Trick Explained.

In Maskelyne and Weatherly's book Of
conjuring the following explanation i
given of the famous Indian basket trick:
The basket used is a common rough
wicker affair. so closely woven, however
that it cannot be seen through. 1t IS almost
spherical in shape and has A narrow mouth
Just large enough TO allow the entrance Of
the Juvenile who is apparently spirited
away. The little boy or girl, as the cas-.
may be, is produced by the performer ana
promptly blindfoIded ostensibly with TIT
view OF shutting out from his or her view
the awful doom which Is imminent, but il
reality it is more TO blind the eye OF the
spectator than those of the subject.
The child thus prepared is placed in thu
basket, where it coils itself, head and hee!s
together. around the inner periphery Of the
basket. In this position it IS invisible K
any one looking in through the marrow
opening which forms the mouth OF the re
ceptacle- Then the play begins. tn.
sword is thrust through the basket acaIr
and again. the performer usually conclud
ing his operations by jumping into tn,
basket and trampling, supposedly, On is
occupant Knowing the position assumed
by the child, however. one sees that II !,
not possible 10 do any damage By that
means
THIS crime having been committed ia,
basket i turned up and shown 10 De snpt.
so far as one c2n see ~ this IunctUrs
the performer leaves 10 time Tor say one
70 suggest an examination Another htts:
child, often twin brother CT sister q tht
subject, who has been lyirg Peula eruunc
the corner, arrives On the scene and e
passed of - tie Gle operated upon Il.s
donations are then collected IS quickly ~
possible. the traps pgt together sid the
performers vacate tie scene o. tAeiT eE
ploits wlfh al as 3ila BE e1Teditio-.- Worr
derful : Is not And the blao3- Wei
We'll, think ypI or l. reader. could sassis
age that. Oar rac0nteacs doc { usually
travel gitb 1AAs.ru&nnn~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-03
Before the wedding.

They were two young men, and they
occupied a cross seat in an az" car. The
conversation which engrOssed them was
not intended to be funny, but it was
Everybody within eaISbOJ of the pair W ore
broad smile, and the broadcast of all orna-
mented the pretty face Of the swagger girl
who sat behind them.
And this is why she smiled:
First Young Man (neryously)-I say, old
chap, If / should happen TO fall over my
feet or anything like that as we do that
COMPOUNDED march up the aisle, just brace
me up with a word or two, Will you9
Old Chap (gayly)-Why, certainly, Der
esford. old boy; you depend on me and
III put you through in great shape. AS a
best man trot in a class all BY myself.
Beresford-And you won't let me forget
the ring?
Old Chap-Nixey.
Nor slip up on any of those blooming
responses
You'll be letter perfect"
And if get scared and start TO skip out
before the ccYemony begins, you won't let
me go will yous"
Not in d hundred"
eff Uncle Jim collects a weeping jag at
the wedding breakfast, and starts in to re-
cite anything touching, can l depend on
You 10 choke aim OFF,
I'm talk him into a trance"
There's Just one thing more want to
Esk of you"
What is it, Beresford?"
IF you hear of any body who intends to
spring wedding Gilt clock on Helen, stop
Fem"
ANYTHING wrong with a clock?u
$50 far she's got seven of 'em, and eight
sets of oyster forks"
At this point the swagger girl giggled so
loudly that the conversation suddenly
ended.-New York Commercial Advertiser.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-03

Ofe sLS yards on Mo@iey ave Dc
cen DoBE3zs ave-. audF4Fsf -.
Branch yards 4; uSoB tisy .okIsh
Cfty. - Rem, snf Mlaso GA
noEa Territory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-03
Better To a.v4r the .iIs We Have.

Better Ia ssear the sils We Have.
Excited Citizen (at the Office of the gas
companyl-l don't care what the meter
SAYS! didn't burn one-third the amount
you've got charged against lne.
Cashier-Perhaps there is something
wrong with the meter. Well send
man down and have it put in good run
ming order.
Excited Citizen Chastity paying the
bill)-Don't do that, for heavens sakel-
Chicago Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-03
stage fright.

a young man who had been seeking
employment from an editor, finally OBJ
tanned leave to write an article on a sub
lect assigned by the editor, and to bring
1t in person in a week. The article was
brought mt the appointed time. The
editor read it and knit his brows.
You have some good thoughts here"
he said; "but you write very badly"
''W-well, you see. sir" faltered the
applicant. Il was kind of scared. /
never wrote in public before. Ar
gonaut
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-03
phy.iesl rorm.t.en Of Ms.icn.

formation. Rising rapidly, by succession
of terraces, FROM the low, sandy coasts on
the east and west. IL eliminates in cen
trial plateau, running in "A uorthwesterly
and southeasterly direction aud having au
elevation varying from 400 to 5000 feet
above the sea High above this plateau
tower the snow capped erests Of several
volcanoes. most OF which are extinct. Ten
of them are over 1900 feet ia height and
three look down upon fertile valleys from
attitudes of 1872. 1885 aHd 1907 These
are Popocatapetl. Orizaba and Ixtacci-
huatL-Exchango
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-03
Fashion in Dogs Covering.

EasAlon ih boss covering.
There is a code of fashion IN relation
to the garments worn by ladies' pet
dogs. Its latest edicts in regard to ca
nine fashions set forth that at breakfast
only simple garment Of blue or white
flannel should be worn, and collar al
this hour of the day is considered vul-
gar. For the morning walk close tit
ting coat of striped or spotted English
cbeviot, with mantle well covering the
chest. is correct, with a leading chain
and collar of antique silver. For the
afternoon drive the costume IA Of blue
or fawn cloth, with collar of velvet
hung with tiny medallions, and for
evening dress the pet is arrayed IN a
gown of velvet richly embroidered. and
has the fam. y crest embroidered on his
collar.-New York Sun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-03
The BOY Was Careful.

Little Son-Papa, my new sled is
broke.
Papa-That was a very pretty little
sled. and l told you to be careful Of it.
Il was. 1t just broke itself while we
was ridin down Breakneck hill on it"
''Who were riding on it,
Me an George an Jack an Dick an
Bob an Fatty al the rest. '-Cfood News
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-03
A Questionable Story.

They have some valuable cows down in
Penobscot county, if reports are true.
One man at Libby's Mills the other night
placed on the stand at his bedside half
Jumbler Of milk.
In the morning when he awoke tbs
cream that had arisen upon that milk had
flowed over upon the floor. Frank Barker,
of Exeter, hangs the milk from his COW
upon nail. the butterr1ilk runs out and
leaves the butter suspended.
These cows are believed to be great speci-
mems of their kind, but the returns are
not all in yet.-Portland CMe.) Express.
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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-10-14
News In General.

Fort Gratiet counts her dogs to the
number of 237.
St. Clair county manufactured Az
237 barrels of salt during September.
1t has taken $4,000 to support the
poor of the county during the past
year.
1t will cost st. Clair county SSS4.96
to help represent Michigan at the
worlds fair.
The Roberts House, at Sanilac Gen.
ire, is now managed by Robert Elliott,
of Port Huron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hinkson, an aged
and respected couple of Lexington,
both died on Thursday of last week.
A barn belonging to G.. c. Fraser
near Carsonyille, was struck by light
ming last week and with contents
burned to the ground.
Andrew Foster dropped dead on the
streets of Port Huron last Friday
Deceased was an old citizen and fol
many years in the boot and shoe trade
DR.. Simington, of Marlette, recently
put package of chloride of potash IN
his pocket which held some matches
Now the DIR. is minus coat tail or
account of small explosion.