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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
FINANCIAL
EsrrHrn,sE SERIAL Bur1DrSe Asso-
CATION.
Organized March 81 lSse

Orgsnizea March Y. lcSs<
David Murphy. President: JGues Z. keenan,. Vice
President; y. II. Shea Treasurer Jas r. Shea, SEC
DIkEcToRs-s. Z. Boyer. J. J. Pros an, WIN
Eeyan, Mip. Foli,nAn. Harrison JOlnson, Manrice
fra ;erald. NJ. J. keSne. T. T. keane. John QUINN
Al. J. colbert. Att, Tney. -.
All who desire 10 borrow HioDey al reasonHble inier
eat or to safely and prom ably invest fr sr
invited to famine cur constituted anc nei od-. III
ONLY A VERY FEW MIN FULLY UNDERSTAND
" the true oil se-t q: Life lnsuranee- TIE g'st ~
al Is to insure your life Tor vvcn piiOO as an m
restment, by paying snstcAns amounts Tor TO- ~
o. u Year,. and r-ceisn- - out Gouhle the an. am
pald IN when tire Pc hoy nate. That - frns u
INSURANCE. CHAs. l.. GukLkl. Special Ascent qui-
table, 1920 81 NV. IL
Two ESSENTIALS IL LIFE IssuR.
ANCE.
Profit in hfe insurance IL % less importance
than security
he Equitable furnishes bofh
Al! that can give >trenVth any financial in
C.tution l. found IN the Equitable.
The actusi reiu' n 10 the holders OF maturing
poiis es IA tie AQutHh.e cqualed 10y
those OF any ohh-r tfrs tass,rupNs cosg gstny ga
nr 'roTtd. tor personal estimates Uased
actual results call on or address
BowEs HALL. Resident MANAGERS.
Equitable Life Assurance Society
of the United sta,es
mhl0 1876 ST. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19

Buy u Machine With Reputation
Earned by Forty Years of Faithful Service.
Examine our New High-Arm No. .. Its sile II
rotary motion free from the heavy, rasping a.
ton of shuttle machines -.
Wheeler d WILSON MIRO. Co.,
fe28-str 437 9Th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
Phillips Digestible Cocoa,
Delicious, easily digested and highly nourishiI

1t Does Not Pay to let cough continue.
Stop yours now with Piso's Cure for Consump
ton. Csc. All druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-19
AUCTION SALES.
n AIIMEa a s.-1IAN- SoTI,on,,n--

| AriAt.' . e-OAN. ADen0nDsI.. ,.c,a.
LADIES, AND erNIs' FINE HANDMADE
cArS; Bohs cLori1NG. LACE CURTAINS.
On whpSfSbay. March TWENTY, THIRD.
our new and srasiou. sais. rooms ca hoori iscs 3
street De will sell without sboye soods
nhii-dt. LhTiMEs 4 SLOAN. Auc,ion-.rs.
Il Z. wAGGAMAN. Heal Estste Auctionesr.
fRTTS HRfr SAFE o. or LOT, IMfR2yEp sy
By yr!ne q .ssa o. ,ra., duly recorded in Ll-r
bl.t, s q 60 ,5S .. y.
ocIockP M Il 10, is a HALf,PssI FIVE
square n . - Washington. DC. with "a. Improve
Terms one third cash. Of which sIoo must d. do
:, me ams 2, .se and the balance In three
nv is y Nv ~ aud eshteea montnA
day Of secured b. deed Of iras, on The pror
:. s:s s. :: ar. the hot epSS 3
WITH M ten days from day of sale the reserve
ing purchaser after eight days advertisement All CO
's' AN'"s AN' f TfdSr Mss Ssssrsess cost
m,,e-ssa. J. W. HLLIHS. w,aa, a''.
oi2 81 AZ
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. NOS. q
sNp 10 EIGHTH STREET NORTHEAST. AT
ON THURSDAY, MARCH TwFNTY-FouRTH
lss., al HALf-fAsT FOUR O'CLOCK. ~ viii cell.
IN front Of the premises lots b and 81 square No.
each fronting about Is feei "a inches IN 18th street ~
depth OF about ~ feet alley improved by too
story and basement Trick dwsinss each contsiniaG
ie.%s Nm an cash balance in ,ss With in,:s
post OF 400 required at time of sale. inhls-dkds
huNcANsoN BROS. Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE rwo-sroRY AND
BAstMENT BRICK DwEIIINGs, BEINo
HALF sTRkET SOUTHWEST. wasHiNaToS.
By of three deeds Of trust TO us bearing date q
the 9Th day Of September d 1881 aud duly recordrl
IN Litr number lso. folio 80 seq 4.s3 and
AZ ct SEQ OF the land records of the District of
ba and At the request OF the PARTIES thereby
Viii sell at public auction front OF the premises
WEDNESDAY, TIE SIXTH DAY or APRIL. at
HLt-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK P n. the following
Mashinltan, Dlsiriyt Of Columbia, and being loss
nuulersa az "a and 40 of John r.. Mclean and John
Van Eeswrks subdi Nshon IN square J$6. the same
surveyors Once Di-trlci each
Hx frontage of 1dt feet ~ street By depth Of
loo feet 70 i"oot Alley. and improved by three two
story and basement brick dwellin.e-
Each mouse will he sold separately.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash balance In throe
equal payments, payable IN two and three yssre.
with interest at yer cent interest, Iay~ble seInsn
cash. at the purchns RS option. deposit ein0 %
each house will lie required al time of sale. AL
a, and =, reeodng e Pc a. cos.
otherwise trustees reserve the right Ia resell the
property at the risk u the defaultins purchases
purchasers.
". L. KDMoNsToN. Trustees
mh19-eodts Cfhce so 9TH 1t. NV
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J. +. sHErTz's, cor. 9TH and SITS. NV.
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"Rockbridge Rye" finest made, "a per GAL
lon; 81 quart bottle LYNCH $. 4O4 9uh st. II. W.
ja-6 s&w,tr
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4 ASSURANCE PLACED on LIVES OF MIN AM
women amounts
$1,000 TO Il. o00,O
Annuities issued BY responsible companies
1hOS. l.. MORGAN. yr.,
mhS-lm 1905 st.
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valuable article" Write for circular with
cuts and over 80 recommendations from promi-
nent persons. ID. II. KENT, 81 Trust building.
9Th and F SITS NV, general agent for Washing
ton and vicinity. 1t"
A Physician Formulated this prescrip-
ton as a tonic for the stomach, brain ana great
nerve centers. viz: ''PEospha-A lta-Comp."
This is not a cure all. IT.
Chr. Xander, 9O9 7th street Largest Wash
lngton city producer OF true Port Wine and
Clarets from Virginia grapes. 1t
Something Nrw!-Alumnum Deg Collars
and Razor Shopping Machines. WALFoRD's. II
II. A. Seligson. You will not get the grip
if you use that delicious twenty -six-year-old
Malaga, SIC. per bottle. mhlS-2t
Fifty More OF those fine Sewing Machines
selling SO rapidly at so, at the Capitol Hill
Domestic Agency. 4th and Pa. ave. Sc. WM.
FUNK, Manager. Telephone 1860. mh1s-2t
No Cure, no Pay is the motto of Salvation
Oil, because it cures every time. Only rs cts.6
Chr. Xander's unrivaled Malt Whisky. 1t
For strengthening and clearing tine voice, use
"SrUwn's bronchial IrOcL cs. II have
commended them to friends who were public
speakers, and they have proved extremely
serviceable."-Rer. Henry Ward Beecher. "a
Phillips DigestibIe Cocoa,
Delicious, easily digested and highly nourishing.
1t Does Not Pay to let cough continue
Stop yours now with Pisos Cure for COnsump-
ton. Csc. All druggists.
"Rockbridge Rye" finest made, "a per gal
Ion: 81 quart bottle. LYNCH $. 4O4 9rh st. IL. W.
ja-6 s&w,tr
Fedora Dress Shields, Best in the
World. Messrs. Woodward 4 Lothrop write:
I'VE consider them the best in our stock. and
could not get along without them fel3-s3m
Fits, Spasms, st. Vitus Dance, Drunken
ness, Opium Habit cured by DIR. Miles Nervine.
Free samples at Druggists. Afr
Buy u Machine With n Reputation
Earned by Forty Years Of Faithful Service
Examine our New High-Arm No .. Its sile It
rotary motion free from the heavy, rasping az
ton OF shuttle machines. o..
WHEELER WILSON MIRO. Co.,
fe28-str 437 9Th St. NV
Caiigraph Writing Machine keeps every
business house up to the times. 8
II. A. SeligsOn's Full Pints Golden Age
Whisky. Toe; quarts Old Rye, 75c. California
Wines specially. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Goods delivered free. MhlS-2t
). Heller, 720 7ih ST.. Is making specially in
Ladies and Children's Hair Cutting and sham
pooling; also cures Dandruff. mhl5-6t"
10 I,,,%
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

INEwlTTs TALI.i no STAGES LlAyt 1II
~ i.th II. NV at 10 a.ui. and p H. Arlington,
SOLDIERS Home and Cabin J0nn bridge. are. rourd
trip; 80 to 7oc Zoo Park andieExtion buildinSs :c.
jall,ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-22
FLOWER AND rRte.

In the dr,ary deserts ~ Arabia the ry~e
mary and lavender flourish To I-rfsctien.
Cover plants with . ne~spsT-r b<for,
sweeping Also put n little Ammonia upon
them one. q week
The public park At San franeisoo .,
o.ntly received a cocosnut trre frOm Homo
lulu which weighed six tons
Proie~-ot Marshall tells ~ tia, the oak
Ia q general way r-guir. 10 grow from
10 20 80 years before u IL ht 10 cut for
large timl-r
In walking through the Central PARK.
New York. a Boston naturalist Was sur
pris-l by some ~ the trees, shrubs and
hOwer. be saw thsre. lie says he found
even sugar psples, Norway naples and
swamp NAPLES, mo-s plnks, Asistie mag
noliAs, lIlac-. the fory,hia and the cor
nellAn cherry.
In Mississippi AMI other southern states
of the Union cork tr~es have teen planted
extensively within the last few years. ~
hftesn or twenty years ~ age they ARE
ready 10 yield their frst crop. and At inter
walls % eight &C ten years the barking"
may b. repeated. the prUiue, icing u bst
ter quality each time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-22

CUMBERLAND. - .-t...,. al
A. a. Court 81 ,oanty tofnmls..i ,,, -
sn.i lsshisa st Portland. sithin ail ~. 4 D.
~ "a guml-Fian.t. on ~ nr-i go" -slE
nary, Anno DUmihi. l-si, u ~ a.,
..--iOa thsr-sf sn he nrt ls~
Anna Domihi. i-ss. ...,i.fsltrii
On The forrguinx fetitien -. -. ~ =
shawn h. tlss tour. that ~ ~. ...,th. -
-yoasibls. u H. hereby OEi's ~ .isrs.
Commissioners stll mct a ~ 49,.
IIsa.s fss ealls.i,l In tias tg~n ~ ,s-fsf -
N. Coant1 OF ,uml%flAni, 90 -. sod
ninth day - August ". - ,n,,tisssr, g.
In thu fDvnson AMI thai W - s,s.tl
bosiee b. all per-on. in.srs-''.l, IA. - !.
eoart thsrroa. D. 10 -sr,ei uiaa - 90
tl.,l. IN a.. L,.ns u Bfiifon IN go z
Of Cumberland ant sseien IN " - -
Os fori, al.o q nks oopy ~ us -, = -
Ch.i,m.a a a.. Csaniy Cy,nmiss..aa..'s. y. -
Uoanty Of Osfor,i, ast si-o ~ l---. 4 o
% The same In three puhiic ptasss, y. sslss
towns, AMI Publishing The .aips w :. ,,ssysi-.
os..i,sly In tbs ksnRst.rc Joafn. 49,. -
ptfutssi In Augusta IN ths -tsts ~ $500
the stale Pap<r, the Bftiston W. - ttf-
printed In BffsiStoa sfore-sli, a." Psrs
lsrm.srst q nssspsper pnntcl - -
The Coasty 81 Dsiori afgrr-sfa 4
of All p.bl,cstlssns, sni e.s az,
sshst n,tie..- - L. Al tesst thlW ii 80
forr The time Of cali mestins, rhI.sri -
All r<r-sos and eorporslions 49, 80. 1.ss -
appsar aad shos eAs-s ~ sni - 49,
~ PRAYER Of All t-rtitioa shyall. -
itis-t - Z. slv.s'.r -
Copy efths Pesisios ssi oris' ''N
Ca A..s..-Be mOsr 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-22
ABOUT FANS

Spanish paper fans are charming. but
they Ar, rarely brought TO this market
The japanese fans most popular q, prvs
snt ars made with eight sticks only ard
the cover In wide folds
Ostrich feather folding fans OF shell aud
pearl stick. are b-su,ifui and sxy-n.i,e.
A cheap ostrich feather fan 10 hardly worth
buying
The antique ian ~ the Marie AntoiDe,ts
r-rioi 4. hing oopl~i for an expansive
novelty. and 10 now In vogue With dinner
costume
fr,uch evening fans av Lace. The top
no,eh % beauty anil oo~tlin--s la thee 10
r,sshed with shell 90 pearl sticks and real
lace. into which IL 10, panels % gauIs
painted with cupids. with the painters
name signed upon them.
The perfect fan .hOald have from hfiesn
90 twenty sticks. should oI-n 10 nearly .
half circle. aud should ~, vary much frvn
. length - fourteen inche. sine is ~
grcat Importance. ~ N over long u en-.
tends the arm tan much Zoe grace. and II
tco short Il Lacks nsIibili,y AMI character.
Feather fans bs,. t-sn = staple in the
market ever since the days % old E<ypt,
when the slAy. scren~i with them M.
mistress from the sun 90 waved them "a
drive Away the Hi-.. and 81 feathers w,r,
made the long handled fans u Gr~~os.
which also ~srs manipulated by nisnials
-ijo-,on Glote
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-22
FIN, FEATHER AND FUR.

A thrasher shark twelve feet long ws'
caught after a hsrce struggle OF CAPS
May. y. j.. recently.
Bats are curiOusly constructed. The
hearts action l. aided by the rhythmic
contraction 81 the veins Ia the wings
Ducks ny at an average rate % ninety
miles pr hoor. With q fair wind Il IL ~
liey-i that they can make 10 mile. In the
same time.
Entou,ologists generally agrcs that there
il no Insect large enough Ia IL s-en with
the naked eyr that does not harbor Other
insects Infinitely smaller
A r,,ibir,i died nj the advanced age 81
y years In Evansville, o. II had become
90 feeble that IL could not mount its perch
In it, cage. but II sang until - year ago.
The s,oekmsn 81 South Dakota rvoently
imported from T,nbe>-ee a numbsr al
Russian wolf hounds % aid In the ester
mination 81 wolves, which have 81 late
bssn killing numbrrs % calves and colts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-22
RAILWAY RuuBlGS

Charles Hall has b~sn sppointesi sser~
lary % the indianapolis freight bur,sn
10 succeed J. ID. Rlidsll. resigpsd
Major J. y. Sessions has t-en rvelec,~i
prsidsn, o, the Mississippi railroad CON.
mission. and sidney I. MoiAuris has t-en
elected secretary to succeed y. ;. scrugg..
icslgn-l
Charlie. A. WALKER. one - the oldest Of
the D.lawar, sbd llud-on's oil rrliable~.
hA. t-.n elected TREASURER 10 succeed J. g.
Hart, who has rvtirv,i after . lifetime ~
.~r,ice for the past ss,.n yea> MI.
walker has held the position 81 assistant
TREASURER.
The Lake shov ami Michigan Southern
ia. b~sn double tracking its line ts,~ssn
Chicago and Toledo. ~ that u can is usssi
i-t~.sn those cities 90 t-t~esn Chicago
aDi Detroit. The company 10 trying to
discOurss. the building % any more lines
h-twesn Chicago and Toledo
The Georges Cr.k and Cumberland
Railrosi company l. having . steel bridg.
built o,ss VIII. ersk At the entrance ~
N. narrI~s near Cumberland, Nd. The
.tso abuyInsnts and two piers have tssn
completed. and work On the sngs.truo
.ture. three spans. double track, IL pro
grc,sing rapidly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-22
,asrlos's ptcRfts.

The new India pink .. merely the old
magenta shade greatly softsn~i In tint
Esmoor tvccis and storm serges are two
English fabrics that are In great uss In the
making % tailor gowns for general utility
n.,t -.ason.
New PERSIAN fabric. show olives. palm.
snd g-omstgical ngurv. on -o.t. beautifully
eolor,,i srulnis. la foale fabrics. summer
camel. hair. Ilimslays wool o. ,igogn.,
Sleeveless. Eion jacket. arv q fcstur. Of
tenni. suit. over shirt waists ~ white %
vivid r~i surah az fancy striped China silk.
The full English skirt worn last summer
IL tai-..d aud the hell skin IL eho~sn.
ON toilets Zoe young girls very PRETTY IL
fec,s are pr.iuo-d by velvet runners
,hrough hands ~ colorcd Insertion. anil
sr.bruiderv.i strip-s ar, made To sl,srnAts
with tho-s boricr,sl with fine hemstitch
Ing
i.s.i and white sirip-'i .ilk shirt waist. &C
company PRETTY bosting costumes u al
mirsl blue pilot cloth. The skirts at the
lD,tom are trimmed with bias hands % the
cloih, piI-sl on each side with bias folis oi
the striped sllk.
There ar. many stout, shor, women who
DO NO, IND the seamless skirt NJ all ~
coming. Thes. can do DO i-ttsr than "a
chose the eight gor-i tell skirt who-s
,,rJ lines civ, them length and the efec,
a a degree % slebdsrness at lcast.-Nsw
York Fat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-22
INTERESTING FACTS.

There are twenty-four women's clubs d
Massachusetts,, bat only Que has bou-s
There ar, e,,oO vagabond childrn oou
.tantly wandering about the str~ets o
Paris
The population % the town ~ Okarchs
In Oklahoma. grew i.;1o In one night n
Gently.
Most 81 the men In the islands ~ south
western japan ies.i lives 81 idlene~s an.
are chccrfully supported 10y the women.
u takes is.moO words u telegraph Z,
tell the story 81 a national convention Il
ihr different daily papsrs 81 the country.
In Paris the common public schools ar,
provided with medicine cases. aud in,truc
lions are given Tor the use 81 the rene
dies.
sinister" IL the favorite title nj liar
vari. and even the president " the uni
vcrsity Is usually spoken % ~ mister In
steal 81 doctor.
Tie pesssntry 81 the Tyrol and of ,ari,
CT Germany and Switzerland generally
carry case In their pockets containing q
knife. fork and spoon
A company has been formed q Christi
ania. Norway. 10 rvprsiuce an exact model
Of the old viking boat that was discovered
some years ago In an Ice noe.
In East Turkestan. ~ we'll ~ In the ex
irvine north. there are almost no thunder,
storna The northern limit. Of the thun-
dsrtorms are Cape Ogle. northern part
Of North America, Iceland. Novaja Semeja
and the coast Of the Siberian Ice ssa-
The famous clock In Strasburg caihs
d~l 10 the oaly timepiscs which MARKS the
old time In Alaacs-lorrains nov that the
whole provinces has adopted the 0rssawich
meridian. Hxprrts deelarv that any q
tempt 70 alter the routine q The clock
would s6sctually disssrAass The slabossss
mechanism.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-22
kllp,no a eAnk Aceovnr.

Fiut--if yoa wish to open an account
with q bank. provide yourself with .
prvp Introduction. Well managed bsnks
do MT op~n sccoants With strangers
s~cosi-l,o no, draw check unle-s you
have The rnoaey In hank os In your pcssss'
sion 10 detu-it. Doa't ts~t the courage &C
sener-ity az yoar hank by prc~entins or
allowing to IL prv.snted yoar check Zoe .
larger sum than Jour balsnce
Thiri-Do NOT draw . check or send u Ia
q person cut ~ the city. expscting to make
u gosi before Il can Is~sibly get hack.
tonetimes tslegraphic advice 10 asked
Aiout such checks
fourth-.Ibo not exchange checks with
anybody. This IL soon discovered by youf
hank. u dos your friend no good and dis
cr~iits you.
fifth-Do not give your check 20 q friend
with the condition that he 10 not 10 uss II
until certain time lie IL surv 10 take
an out ~ town check from = neighbor.
pass u through your hank without charge
aud give him your check for H. You arv
.ure Ia get caught Discount an accom-
mediation no,e-in the meaning u = hsnk
u !. note for which no value has passsd
from the indorser To the drawer.
sinth-Do not give your check 10 q
stranger. This 10 an ctsn door for fraud,
and II your hank loscs through you :,
will no, feel Kindly toward you.
ssventh-wbsn you ssnd your check
on, 20 the city Ia pay bills. write the name
and residence % your Pave. thus Fay d
John Smith A. Co. az Bo~ton. This vii
put your hank on its guard u presented al
the counter.
Eighih-Do not commit the folly 10 sup
r-,sing that because you trust the hAnk
with your money the hank ought Ia trust
you by ysying your overirsfts
Ninth-Do no, SUPPOSE you can b,hav,
BADLY In one hank aud stand well with the
others You forget there IL q clearing
house
Tenth-Do no, quarrel with your hank
n you are not trrste.i well go somswhers
slss. but doa't 40 and leave your discount
line unprotected Don't think II unrAsoo
aide " your bank declines tn
Ei.,sntb-if you want an accommoiA
ton note discounted tell the hsnk
FRANKLY that IL 10 not. In their dehni
ton. q business note. n yOu take 4
note from y debtor with an agreement
verbal 90 written. that u IL Ia L. ~
newell In whole 90 part. AMI " you g,t that
pas discounted and then ask 10 have q
new one discounted 10 take mp the old one
tell The hank about H.
Tw.lfih-Do not commi, the folly 10 ssy
Ing that you will guarantee th. payment
% note which yoa have already In
dors~i.
Thirteenth-Gi,s your hank er~iit o.
h.lng Intelligent generally and under
standing it, own buslDess particularly. II
Ia murh hitter informed probably thar
you supposed.
four,ses,h-Do not try Ga con,inc. yoal
hank that the paI-r 80 security which hs'
already b~.n d-clin~i IL better than th'
banh .uppo~ss This 10 only chad. Con
f-ctioners' Journsl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-22

COUNTY os OipoRp. a.
h,sri % Ccasty Commissioners, Nay session.
l-sf.
uPON The fer,soins Petition. ssil.fastory s,i.
siesss hasins tssn rsssl,e.i that The y-tltloners
are r~.voasibls. ~ u OsDsRsD. that The Coanty
Commissioners mot % ths National iIoa-e Ia
nssbi ,ilisxe. oa Thursday ths it,h day % July
ssrt. % tss % ths elck. A. ", AMI
thesos prse~i % view the Ferry mention.
81 In ssti p<tition, Immediately after vhieh
vieu. Q heartas Of tn parties anil their wit
sessss viii 10 hat % some ossvealsns place
In the vicinity. AMI sorh other msa.ures
taken In The prvsnise. - the Commissioners
shall JatEe prcJ~r. And n 10 further OspNHED,
that notiee % The time. place AMI parpo-s 90 the
Commissiooers' meeting afofe~sl1 t< Tfven Go all
perssss sbd corporations intsre-t<-i, by causing
sssr.se covies Of saii petition ant % this orisr
thsreo. 70 hs s.ryci nI'ea The rssp~ti,s Chris
OF The towns % hssice aud Peru. ana al.o
pese~i sp IN thru public places In each % saii
tSwnA and rabiisbe-f three weeks sssse-sisely
IN tss orfcrl Democrat, . newspaper prfntei II
faFts ~ said Coanty ~ Oxfori, the srst Of SAIL
psbltcstteas, asd eark Of The osher na<ice-, to ~
.aafie. .sfvct and pc.ted. % beAss thirty days he
foFv ssad Zine of me<ting. ~ ths esi that ell
psrpoes and csryporssioss NAY thru end there
sppsar asd shrS cause, u aay they have. vhy
~ lnysr % ssid p~tiusssrs ssesh ma h
Attest ALBERr =. AUSTIN, cisrs.
Assssespy q ~ rssssisa All ordered Cssn
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-22
STAGE olISrs

Polly Miidlcs" .. TO IL changed from .
comic opera into faro-
Jennie Joyce IL book~i Zoe q long en-
gassnsnt al the Aihambra, ioadon
The Vice Admiral" Carl Millccker's
new op-ra IL the successor - HE Child
u Fortune" at the New York Casino
Harry Ire IL ct present In New York.
n. will no, stAr neat sssson, but proposes
Ia Join goo"d company Ne leading man.
ilsmis,'s part y aid To liz one Of the
longest. on actual count II has .sD lines
O,hsllo has LII lines AMI Lear 40 lines
Miss Lulu Klein has finished four ae,
romantic drama which !. 10 be used Dett
SEASON by well known star Il 10 A. ~,
unnamed
Adele sandrcrk, the German ACTRESS who
made an American tour last season. IL .
bankrupt 10 the extent % 'O.oO forms. al
spent for dros~s.
Psrvy Gaunt will do mot a. the music
one song will lie by W. T. Bsrton. the "a
nous author % "Ra1rls Dazzle"
Abto,t anil Teal. Little Tippiit. I" which
va. rcceutly produced. .. scarcely eomii Z
up 90 expectations from an artistic stand
point, although 10 is ssid TO be r~cunlAry
success
The leayenworth Case" hs, oeassi To
b. the prop.rty Of Mr.. Iis~or,h. manager
A satisfactory arrangement WAS made
whereby all rights are again In the hands
VI the author
The old IIsymarket th.aier In London
u Ia L. pulled down Grisi. Mario. Rn
blni aud isn,burtni Appeared in u once to
g,ther. AMI there Jenny Linz and Nils
son won their triumphs
Ilsllsn AMI lIArt's new fare comedy.
The Idea" written Tor them 10y iI.rtsrt
Hall winslow. has bcsn successfully tried
In ~. Paul Mr.. winslow say. he will
write no more farce comedies
Now the announcement comes that I'll
Win Booth will not only not star next Ia
son. but that he has retir~l from the stare
permanently This. too. despite the tat
that the great trag.,lian Is rvported To
have sAid that he would play ten weeks
next winter. Which IL correct
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-22
PHILOSOPHICAL QUOTATIONS.

All men are alike when Il comes to death
and dollars.
We are all cut out by the same pattern
The only difference IL In the trimming
DO y had thing and the per~Dn you are
the most anxious TO hide Il from will know
all the particulars first
Every man believes In HE heart that his
relatives are depending upon him TO make
the family name famous
Therv are TOO many people who don't
know how TO manage dime who think
they could manage dollar.
When woman makes up her mind to
marry n man there 10 no escape for hun
except 10 marry zone other woman.
Every sentiment that II lie dos harm.
10 IL sentiment to admire the beauty 81 the
lion. but u is senss to lock the DOOR Of the
sherpfold against him.-Atehisou Globe.