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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, ss,-Court Of Insolvency. Thiri
Wednesday of lice, A. ID. ls,... In the mat.
Yer OF ALbERT d. PUTNAM in'oheh'
bebtor.
JTis hereby orlercd. That notice he given ~
i all persons interested In the settlement Of the
account Of O-car y. Tmsk. Assignee of the
above namc,l In.olvent Debtor. by causing q
copy Of this orier Ia lie publisle'i ti,rre weeks,
successiyely In the OxfOri Democratic news paper
printed ut Paris In SAIL County, that they may
appear at Court Of Insolvency 20 I've he'll at the
Prpl,ate Court Room ON the 3 Wei. OF Jan:
next, at nine o'clock In the forenoon, and
DC heapi thereon, AMI object u they see cause.
Gk'IItGE \. WILSON, Judge
Of Insolvency Court, ONforl County.
A true COPY Atte-t Ill. T.. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10

No. 39e.-A Hidden Provsrb.
One worl OF q familiar proverb In to be
found In each Of the following sentences:
wonder what time IL Is.
The rink Is hardly smooth enough for
skating ON.
lam going for walk.
How long do you intend to stayi
In not this lane very prettyf
I did not know that Il was worth %
much.
Has BERTHE gone YETI
No. Ella, you must not 60 out.
II was Ia turning the corner that the car
rage unset
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10

II II had enough for a young womsn
to receive typewriter letters from him.
nut when she discovers evidence of
msnlfoldlng,he Il entirely justified In
being only n sister.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
~. .oa-M,..,.x L.,,.r p,..,..
Nm. AO3.-CrossWOrtl.

My fret Il ia door. but not In gate.
My second Is In companion, but not In mate
Ny third Is In consort, and also In queen.
My fourth Is In black, but not In green.
My ifth Is On emerald, but not In ring.
My sixth L. In say, but not In sing.
My whole Il a beast Of burden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
MEssENGEH's NOTICE.
OrFICE oF rue SHERIFF oR OXFORD COUNTY.
STATE OF MAINE.


OXFORD, ss,-December 2ist, A. ID lst..
This L. a. give Notice, that on the 2ist day of
Dee, A. ID. TSll, q Warrant In insolvency wa.
issuesl out Of the Court Uf Insolvency for sai,l
County Of oxford. against the estate OF ithiel =.
Kenerson OF Albany a,Julgel to lie nm lnsol,, nj
Debtor, on petition of sal Debtor, which petition
va. nie,i ont,i. INLAY of bee. A. ID. iS!. 70 which
last named ,latc interest an claims i 10 I've com
putei; that the payment Of amy debt. and the
ing Ia .aI.i ,,eItor T.. him ar for his u.e aud the
delivery AMI transfer Of any property by him
are forbidden by law; that . m.eting OF the
Crrlitors Of saId Debtor "a proyc their ,lrias an.
choose one or morc Arsignees Of his est,te, will
lie he'll at Court Of Insolvency. 20 lie holden nj
Paris In said County, on the 18TH 'lay of Jan.
A, ID. lss.l, nc nine o'clock In the forenoon.
Given under my hand the 'iate drst above VIII
ALyAN u. GOODWIN. Deputy sheriff.
a. Messenger of the Court Of Insolvency, for
sai,l County Of OSforl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10

Hushmnd (golng or on = hunt.) III
know I'll niles you while I'm away,
,lswrest." Wife. "Of course you will.
You rlway. ml.s everything when you
ure or hunttug.w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10

Wife Ito her husband). III say, my
dear, how badly the tailor has put this
hutton on your walstcoat! This IL the
fifth time have had to sew Il on again"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
GEDi,GE 4. WILSON, is,s
A true copy-attest Ill. 4. DAVIS, Ee.sf
OXFORD. ss,-M a Count Of "-.'a,s y {

OXFORD, ss.-At n Count ~ "~'''ats b.
fryrburg. within aBd forth tou1'y si,'r'
an the ilIst Tuesday 81 h. q. 4. - ":
Ilan.on :. Libby. ENrut, 90 Ihs -
20 HANSON I.lBB'. late oi l'slter, u =
County. decea.e !. having y e.rit-l NJ
r"uht 81 administration Of the c,talc VI .
leo a.e'i for alL,wanr'
ORDEREi. that the al I ENerutT dive D.
to all persons iht"rr.tei by raH.ing ~ [.
this orier Ca In p1bli.hesi ihn- wyk' -
.ivrly in the ONfori i'emotat pIiutrl a {.
that they m,y appear at I'TDlaie '"ai Z
nell nj Paris in rail Gpunty an thr thifl y
iay of Jan. next. at nine ui thu r.'s IN o. r.
poon. ant show rau.,. N any they have
the same should nj l,c allovel.
,.tD. 4. WILSON, ".
A tire copy--aitet III L DAVIS, I!s.if
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10

DO you have good beer at your hotel?
.'No: 1t I. bsssily." "l'm SURPRISED at
thsty "For what reasony' "Because
you have 90 many hops there"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
GEORGE 4. WILSON, iuis
A true eopy-attsst %. q. DAVIS, Es.is~

oNfOi.D. sss-N a Count IT fUlais n 6
Paris, within and Tor the County IT nNiyfll
the thirl TUESDAY Of llT.. \. -. u!
stephen D.. Wari, TIustr - Ne -
70 SYLVESTER EMERSON. late u ~
~ saii County, 'lec'a.cl, having prs-srisi -
,erount Of administration Of tlt- kststs u IL
deceased for allowance:
ORDERED, That sail Trustee i've 80
% all persons Interested, Wy 'au.inga~TJd
orler to lie published thru wrrk. sBpe.-ir
In the Oxford Democrat, prtni,-l 4 fans @
they may appear at Court oi Probate q 10.
st Part., IN sail County - IT, thri tssf
of Jan. next. nc nine o'.l,sA ~ tie iurrhst D.
'how cause, % any they have, Why tas -
should not he allowed -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
No. 3Os.-A Date Puszis.

No. SOFA Date Pussis.
o o o o
The first and fourth equal the second.
The first. second and fourth double the
third.
The third exceeds the fourth BY the first.
The fourth plus the first multiplied by
the second equal the third multiplied by
She second.
The answer IL year which II particu-
larly precious to every loyal American.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
No. so0.-Aersstis.


A beautiful building In country IN the
south Of Europe built BY . race OF people
who invaded the county. conquered q
great part Of Il and established kingdom
which lasted for many yeas:
I. The continent from which thess In
vaders came.
q large seaport town In the northwest
q England.
& A country I'm Europe which was ruled
over by the kings Of England during i've
reigns
1. The last English sovereign Of the
Stuart race.
8 The name Of the above mentioned in.
vaders
O. A province u the country In which
the Building stands, which also gives its
name to large bay.
Z. The most fragrant Of all flowers.
& A range Of mountains In the south Of
Europe separating three countrieA
No. s0I.-Enigma.
often am met In political life,
In my absence M kingdom can be;
And they cay there can neither 30 friendship
No one can live single. no one take wife
without interfering with me.
Ny brethren are many. and Of my whole race
Not one IL more slender or tall,
And though not the eldest hold the first place,
And cen In dishonor. despair and disgracs
boldly appear 'mong them all.
Though disease may possess me, and sickness
and pain,
I'm never In sorrow or gloom;
Though In Wit and In wisdom equally reign.
I'm the heart Of all sin and have long lived In
vain.
And ne'er shall DO found In the tomb.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
No. Ioo.-The Monogram.

This trick consists Of making the letters
~" aud ~" out Of four wooden tooth.
picks. This would he very simple thing
to do were IL not for the fact that the let.
tiers must he interviewer In such a manner
that they will not fall to pieces when they
are lifted up II Is done In this fashions:
Hold one pick in the left hand, place the
end Of another ON 1t near the bottom, In
clining 1t upward at an angle Of about 30
degs. At the same angle insert third
pick under the first near the top, and
wedge fourth under and over the ends on
the right. and the deed Is done. With q
little patience and steady hand II Is easily
performed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
Key to the Pussier.

No. 3S9.-Poetical Rebus;
Be good, sweet maid. and let who will be clever
DO noble things, not dream them all day long
And No make life, death and that vast forever
One grand, sweet song.
No. 80. -Transposition: Rabbit. I. Rich
ard. q April. g. Berwick. 4. Bonnet. s.
Isabella. O. Ii ger.
No. 39i.-Enigma; Book.
No. 3D. -Anagram; Nathaniel Haw'
thorne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10

wssa paby vas ack. " gave hsr cassoriA
whea she was . chIid. shs crisd fer cassoriA
Wa he bsosms Nh. shs chung 10 cAssoriA
W.. shs had caridssa, ~ savsshsn casseriA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10

/ pNtUi,i, - M q Count of Pp,i,alr D. J
Fryeburg, within anil Tor the County "fW
on the ilf,t Tlis.'iay Of Der \. ", ":
Er,nct. 4. Pax, administrator on n 4
tate of LDI,l>DA GOULD late y
sm, IN saii County. de.easei, D.
/ .p-ente'i hi aorount of alninistrat 20 -
Il E-tat. 81 al . .ircea-e Tor allpw,n.r
ORDERED, That the 'ahi Nimlnl'iIalNs
HUtlce % all per-ons lntefe.te'l, 10y caa.
upy ui iii. orler to L. pol
three week. successfully In the 81
/ IpemGat. q new.psp.r prlntel al "a
/ all County, that they may appear at a y
'ourt, u l,e he'll at Tan., on the thirl "
81 Jan. next, at nine o'cl,z'k in the inrn,-f
/ how cause, 10 any they have. Why The .
/ .houki not lie allosel. ,,
A true copy-Atte-t lie. DNNI,'h'.'-
OXFORD, ss;-At a Court ~ l'rolaie,
part. On the thiri TUESDAY oi De-, -.
Jane. A. i'nwn. suinlian "l ',T,fs
Il I,irhapls, min"r chill anl heir 81 wv
RICHARDS, late OF McNi",, ~ 'all =
Iecea.e.I, having prsentrl hi. Ho"e- p
Il ftiarli,p.hip of al waNl for all"Nih"
URDlRtD' That the al gdtrllaF a't
Ia all persons interested, 10y rau.lh.
81 thi. orIer a. Ice puili.hel thrrr Nrse Z
ce--iyely In the ONfori Irn"ia' W. =
, Paris. that thy may aprear ~ ,"nli u
hate ca I've hel nc i'ah., In al '"uh'l'
tbInl The. Law Of J,nutry neat. at ninc Il
ia the forenoon. an I show rids', = ~,
have, why the SAM -houll nj j., all.St'
Gt,IIl,,t \. Wilson. -.
A true copy-attest Ill. 4 DAVIS hr.
OXFORD. So: -At Court OF l'rolah =. I
patts, within an,l foT the County ol ,nH
the thirl TUESDAY Of Ncc., \. u. jig. -
y. 4. he, ano, Admini.tfator "h w w. I
Of HARRIET TCiili>. LAT. OF ~ !
SAIL County, ,le,ea.el, having rl,s
account ~ aimini-tratlon oi TIC '''A"
deceased for allowance: la. AZ
ORp.RIp. That the saii A'lmr. siW
Ia ali per-ons interested, by rau-ins : -. -
thi. of,ler % lie publishei thrc Nrra a.
siyely In the Oxforl ibem,-'rai. pnnlcl =
I'm .all County, that they may apPeu ~ a.
late Court "a Ire bolleD AZ att. ~ =. :, -
~, ON the thiri TUESDAY ~ Jan, NV. NV. n :
orlock In the forenoon, an sl"w az .lsss
they have, why the ,a ,.,, 'l,'T w, r. iss
A true copy--attcst Ill. L. DAVIS @
OXFORD. ss.-M a Court Of rro'a ,nlr
part.. within anil Tor the JOuhis ~
an nm, tbIri Tuo-.lay of Drr., \. w. W. -, .
Gilman y. Han. N,lmini.trainr 90 =
tatr Of Oliver " be-, her. late of 'bus' -.
County, deceased, having pn.srhi ~ 80
OF administration of the e,tatc VI SIT
for allow n.e. ..t.t.,r,tss &
notice q, nil per-on. Interested, Ny raa.lhi !.
~ I'M. .risr Ia lie publishsl ihnr 49,
ces.Iyeiy In the ONfori l'rm"',a .,s a.
psds that they NAV appear II fn,l.,s n
~ is he'll at Paris, In .a,i County, on n
Tuesday OF jan, next, At nlne -, lave, q
forenoon, AMI show .an.e, " Az! WY
wv '""'' GEiJIiGk \. wll..l,, - "a,
A true ropy -stis-t Ill. i' wv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
Every Time,

The constant drop Of water
Wears away the hardest stone;
The constant gnaw OF Towrer
Masticates the toughest bone;
The constant cooling lover
Carries or the blusl,ing maid.
And the constant advertiser
10 tho one who gets the trade.
-wahoO Wasp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10

0yYORp, IS At Coa, q . rT,I,' slfS.iss

OyyoRD, - At q Court Of rY,' ,'st,,,iss
On ra sss S sniTi rSssay q De-, iL,. !. Its
XipSsnIo x. gga.,,; N'% ~ my vi
late 81 Trenwo,i, 10 'all s.lmlniaraps
having presented hi' sss,.as,, t,S aIlywsDcs
of the e-tate III sab! hs =, Imy' st,s n,aiss
ORpERED. That The .ar ,,.,nsrs.,eI thsnin. !
the ;s% me, 70 s sI ~ mi. orer t.s sssn I.
s S.,s !. y s = All SSsI'y e. that hSsa
gIT.i ..iiCsaEly 81 'Hs .L .ss t,rss,.S' :
.sIi. :, s,'f I, S any they have, Why The -
sSo"LI ma lie sllovei: w,,sox JuIr
IT,, I'll. q, DAVIS, Irs1-sn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
NOTICE.

POWER. December ~, lss2.
This IL TO forbid all persons frym trusting any.
one on my account without written orier run
me, NJ .hall not pay any debt. :" contracted.
y. =. FRENCH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
HUMEMAKERS' COLUMN.

csrs,spssds.es q topics q isssssss y u lsd,s,
osas c. sSs, $3.50. xsis ci a.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10

OXFORD, ss.-At Court Of Probatr held nj
Paris, within AMI for the County OF Oxfori, on
the thiri Tuesday Of December, a. ID. ls,l.
Emma ~. Randall. admx. on estate Of Hiram
A. Randall, special Administrator ON the estate
Of SAMUEL WHITE. late Of Dixhell, In said
county, deceased. having presented the H'conni
OF administration Of tbs Estate Of saii deceased
for allowance:
ORDERED, That said Admx. give notice al
the same 20 all persons interested therein. by
publishing copy Of this orier three weeks sue
cessiycly In the Oxfori Democrat, n newspaper
printed ut Paris. In sail County that they may ap
pear at rrobate Count t0 he holden nc Paris. with
In ami for said County, on the thirl Tuesday Of
Jan. next. nc nine O'clock In the forenoon, an
show eause, 10 any they have. why the same
should not be allowed.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Judge.
A true copy-attest Ill. G.. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10

No. IOi.-Easy Word Squares
I. A part Of the face. 2. Covering for
the legs g. A small island. 4. Want.
I. An officer Of a ship. 2. A space. g.
An Indication Of grief. 4. A title.
I. A measure. 2. An open space. 3 Re
pose. 4. A fruit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
Castoria.

.o,ensia d an exe<llent uaedicins Tor cnll.
dr,n. nothsn have rspestediy told ne Of 10
eood sRscs upon thsir chlldrsa."
Ioxall. No..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10

ps 6 VESTS SEsy =, ! And hsAlS
se.., tits. Neuralgia. iiesdachs. Nerv.ss Prvs-
tztloa caused BY alcohol " tobscro. waksfnl.
sess, Mental DepressiOn. softsnins Of BrAin-
..s.isE i...aI,y .lss.y srs.y, s.a; prs%s
4. Impsaency. LescerhGs AMI ell Female
sss.ei BY s.srxzs,ts. Of brais. ssifsSsss.
sy =, e ss.,s sr e. sss:. =; !.
care. ksch orisr fos . boxs~. with Is will send
urtsss guarantee - Nfssd .essy U MA csrsd.
Ssss..s:s .ss:si saly b 4: =. GksRY. Drug.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
Castoria

n. o..ta., Company n Murray Street, New York City
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-20
2e7 Columns.

Once more The Boston GLOBE has
beaten all records in Boston journalism.
There were TWO HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-SEVEN COLUMS of adver-
rising in The BosToN SUNDAY GLOBE
April 16. Nearly page more was left
out because it was not possible to crowd
it into any part of the paper. This is far
more advertising than was ever published
by TIE GLOBE or any other Boston news
paper, and it sets a high water mark of
which the city may we'll be proud.
1t is not the quantity so much as the
quality that made it most gratifying
exhibit. The live merchants, the men
who are sustaining the Boston of today
and aking its future secure as a great
city, were nearly every one represented
in the list which was presented April To-.
For several years we have published
more wants" than any other newspaper
in Boston, simply because THE GLOBE
gives quicker and more profitable results
than any of its contemporaries on this
class of popular advertising. Nearly fif-
ty columns of wants were printed in
THE GLOBE April Is, and were of greater
Importance than news to many thousands
of people. Nearly every column of dis
play and want advertisements was
from local advertisers, fact which
shows that where THE GLOBE is best
Known it is most thoroughly appreciated.
The circulation Of THE SUNDAY GLOBE
clearly entities it to a handsome lead in
advertising, because it was at least FOR
TY THOUSAND MORE than any other
Boston Sunday newspaper April is, as it
has been regularly for several years past.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-20

DEATHS.

IN this city, April 10, Mrs. Mary G. Hunt
aged 81 years.
Funeral on Saturday forenoon at IL O'Clock,
at the residence OF Dr. Chas. o. Hunt, Western
Promenade.
In this city, April 10, infant daughter of Ralph
+. and Annie G. NOVEL;.
In this city. April 10, Margaret A., beloved
wife Of Roger MCGUIRE, aged SO years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. M
In this city, April 49, John MeDonough, aged
26 YEARS.
Notice of funeral hereafterl
VI In this city, April 49, Thomas Conley.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
I'D In South Portland April 10, Samuel Lane
Young. M. D.. formerly Of Gloucester, Mass,
aged so years 3 months.
Funeral t. is Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clk.
at his late residence, No "A Preble street. South
Portland. Burial at Rockport. Mass.
In Bath. April 16, Thomas Edes, aged 76
years o months. s
Saeo,, April 7, Mrs. Anna Hall, wife of
In East Machias, April 10, Capt. Urban Hunt
ley, aged 68 years.
In Hallowell, April 70, Mrs. Kate Crocker.
In Augusta, April d.. Mrs. Frances Savage,
aged 80 years.
IN Boothbay Harbor, April TO- Mrs. Willard
Holton, aged "a years.
1.-THE funeral of the late Mrs Bridget Suther-
land will take place this Thursday afternoon at
2.15 O'Clock, from her late residence, No, rs
Center street.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-20
Dow & Pinkham.

The Spectator, the great insurance
journal, in its 25th anniversary number
says:
1.-THE Dow & Pinkham agency at Port
land, Me-, now represents the following
companies: Liverpool and London and
Globe, Etna, Home of New York, In
surance Company of North America,
Northern. Queen, Lancashire, Niagara
Fire, Norwich Union, New Hampshire,
Insurance Company of State of Pennsyl-
yania, Reliance of Philadelphia and
Fidelity and Casualty Company. MI.
Pinkham is also special of the Northern
far the State of Maine, and does besides
quite an amount of independent adjust
ing. The premium receipts of this office
last year aggregated $4,000 and will
about touch the $1,000, 900 point in the
present year. This Office does the largest
fire business in the state and is the third
largest in New England outside of Bos-
ton. Mr.. Dow died last year, and the
agency is now conducted by Ell. N. Pink
ham solely Che having purchased his de-
ceased partners interrst), under the old
style of Dow & Pinkham.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-20
CITY OF DEERINe.
High School Entertainm emit.

At Lewis Hall, Woodfords, last eve
ming, the pupils of Deering High school
gave an entertainment, of which the
programme was as follows:
Selection. ..........-.:........ -. Orchestra
Recitation. ............ In the Tower
Blanche Emerson.
Declamatl0n "A Sermon
Arthur Doten.
Vocal Solo. ........ Selected
Miss Witcher.
Recltatoh. :. - - Selected
Gertrude Richardson.
Alice j. Childs. '''|o's0
Declamatlon. A Sermon
Homer Marks.
Recitation. Our Neighbors
Rena Clark.
s!udl botG2. ...-.' = -.i.. Selected
Misses Witcher and johnson. Messrs Neyens
and Hanson.
Recitation, How He Saved st. Michaers
Marion Birditt.
Flute Solo. ................... Selected
Carl Winslow.
RecltaIlon -..-.-...-- ..-........,,,....A Story
Mamie Allen.
DOlCotioi - orchestra
There was some trouble yesterday with
the Italians who work on the new sewer
Tuesday about 40 were at work, but yes
terday hardly more than fifteen reported.
Both the padrone and the contractors
were very reticent about the trouble, one
of the latter explaining that the men had
not struck but were resting on account
of "sore hands,
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-20
Caught by a Spider.

A local paper of Santa Ana, Cal, tells
about a spider which had web IN a
tree in which a canary was caught.
The ends of the wings, tail and feet of
the bird were bound together by some
sticky substance, to which were at
tached the threads of the spider, which
were slowly but surely drawing up the
bird by an ingenious pulley arraage-
ment. The bird hung head downward
and was so securely bound with little
threads that it could not struggle and
would have soon been a prey to it's
great, ugly captor had not an onlosker
reasoned it,
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-20
One Day tonight.
MUNICIPAL COURT.


HEFoRE JUDGE GOULD.
WED1sNEsDAY-Lam A. Taylor. Intoxica-
ton; Fined So and costs
Lyman i. Piyianshy. Breaking and entering
ana larceny. No person appearing to prose-
cute respondent was discharged.
county jail. Wy 49, WHY
H Hugh Gillen. Malicious mischief; fined So
Fined 500 and costs and sixty DAYS in the
county Jail. Appealed - wv
>. Matthias Nat A &c, Co1ley Nuisance; bound over
10 me Crane Jury IN the sum of $780,
OF search and seizure; fined $500 and costs and
sixty days in the county Jail in each case. Ap-
pealed. 0'''o' n
William G. West. Arson; committed to await
the action of the grand jury W CIV "i'
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-20
: MARRIAGES.

In this city, April 10, by Rev. Jas A. Ander-
son, DIR. Herbert I Paterson and Martha j.
Chase, both of Portland.
in Brooks. April 10, Albert +. Clement and
Mrs. Anna G. Clark.
In Cherryficld, April 8, Frank Connors of
Cherryield and Miss Jennie H. Redamaker of
Addison Point.
in Biddeford April II, Eldcric Martin and
Miss Armada Lachance.
In Rockand. April y, Edwan B. MacAllister
and Emma b. Pottle.
In Camden; April 49, Harry j. Osborne and
Clara w. Haskell.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-20
WEDDINGS.
BalI-Ho1Iywood.

A quiet wedding took place yesterday
morning at st. Dominic's parochial resi-
dence, the contracting parties being Mr..
Albert E. Ball and Miss Margaret E.
Hollywood, both of this city. The cere-
money was performed by Rev. E. F.
Hurley, pastor of st. Dominic's. Mr..
Robert Foster was groomsman, and Miss
Sadie Hollywood bridesmaid. After a
short wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Ball
will be at home to their friends after
May Sd, at 40 Danforth street.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-20
High Street Church.

These are the officers of High street
parish. elected at the annual meeting
Monday:
DIoderator-C Charles S. Chase.
Cerk-David A, Snow.
Treasurer and Colector-Jos. f. Chute.
:. Assessors-W William M. Marks, Philip Fl.
Brown, Charles Cook, Charles S. Chase, 3. M.
Edwards.
The treasurer's report shows the par
ish is out of debt.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-20

Canadian Pacific sleeping cars of ele-
CANT design are now running between
Portland and Montreal, leaving Portland
via White Mountain division of the
Maine Central railroad, at $50 D. m
Connections made in Montreal with
through train for st. Paul and also for
Toronto.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-20

A Maine Central conductor tells of a
most unusual experience which he had
on his west bound trip the other. day
AS the train drew into Bowdoinham and
the conductor alighted, he was accosted
by citizen. who held out dollar and
asked the astonished official to take out
fare from Cathance, adding that he
nesday, and no one asked him to pay
and he didn't but now wanted to settle.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-20

The Waldo County Democratic COM
mittee met in Belfast Tuesday and organ
lied as follows: Il. L. Kilgore, Belfast,
chairman, r. d. Stone Troy, secretary;
Jonathan Bartlett, Montville, treasurer.
The committee transacted all business
that came before them and adjourned to
the second Saturday in June. The com
mittee endorsed the petitions of Fred +.
Mitchell, Belfast, to be deputy collector
of internal revenue; Thomas White Ran
cor, to be collector of customs in his dis
trict; A. L. Mudgett, Belfast. inspector
of public buildings; A. W. Hardy. Win
terport, for postmaster at that town.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-20
West Bound over to the Grand Jur,

W. c. West, arrested for arson in Bald
win Tuesday, and brought to this city,
as reported in yesterdays PRESS, waived
hearing and was bound over in the
Municipal Court yesterday to the grand
jury. His offense is not bailable one.
Hon. Geo. F. Clifford of Cornish is re-
tanned as Mr.. Vests counsel. West
pleaded not guilty.