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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-02-03
NOTICE.
In the Distriet Court OF the state
of Nevada, Eureka County.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of VIM. Dunphy
Deceased.

Upon READING AND FILINa THE PETI-
~ tion Of Carmen U. Dunphy and Jennie c.
Dunphy, executrices Of the last will and testa-
ment Of VIM. Dunphy. deceased, for the settle
ment Of final account OF said executives and
for distribution OF the said estate among the
persons entitled, tits
Ordered. That Tuesday. the 10th day Of Jan
uary. 1894. at O'Clock P. NJ, be. and the same
10 hereby appointed for the settlement Of said
account. and that the olerk give notice thereof
by causing notices to be posted in at least
three public places in said county st least ten
days before said day of settlement according
to law.
1t is further ordered. that all persons inter-
ested In said estate of said VIM. Dunphy. de-
ceased, be and appear before said District
Court. at the Courtroom thereof. In the Court
house, in the town and county Of Eureka. State
Of Nevada. on Tuesday, January 10. 1894. at 4
O'Clock P. NJ, then and there to show cause, IL
any they have, why an order of distribution
should not be made of said estate among the
heirs Of said deceased according TO law.
IL 10 further ordered, that copy Of this order
be published once Q week for four successive
wseks before the said 10th day of January.
1894, In the Eureka Weekly sRSTISEL. . news
paper printed and published in the town and
county Of Eureka, State Of Nevada.
Dec. 16, 1903.
A. L. FITZGERALD. District Judge.
Attest: A true copy.
d2s F.H. HARMON, Clerk.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-02-03
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
souri, WOODSTOCK.

on, for a good bath Ia the salt water
Hut Ne .hodli want tn come home "a
sleep. IA a. to catch the hlil breeze and
take a good drink % the pure .pring
water, such a. bubbles up AZ the foot of
the rock within stones throw 81 o1r
hsbitation.
summer school closed Friday 9Th,
Nth the follo~ing report of Miss Stella
N. Bow ksr. teacher; Term eight weeks
namber Of scholars registered, ~. Those
not absent q day serr, Lora Bryant,
Mary Hartman, Ethel Mixer, Nelson
Mixer. Maud stevens. The following
we're absent only Que day: iottie Bry-
ant. Clifton Wilson, Ethlyn Davis, ~ho
we're mi.lnfOIms, ss Ia the day OF CON-
msncement. Ethlyn Davis wear. the
crown. being only years old and mlss-
Ell bat three words la .pellin. foui hun
dr~l.
undsr the circumstances of ts being
a new house not finished until week or
more after the term commenced, the
teacher "a WE'LL q. the scholars have tho
sympathy % the community. With the
old sdage, "ln getting the han. III the
school house." aud With the hot term,
we think IL speaks In the highest terms
for Miss BOwker.
We never knew Of cucumbsrs gro~i &
two inches In Que night Gill last night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
LOWELL.


Mrs. Hannah Mabry Of North Frye
burg Il visiting ne.
Calvin y. Head Of stow Ii hsyiug foI
VIII Chs udler.
q. II. Browns family With friends arr
camping for week ut Pleasant Point.
Fishing IL lively on the Upper kefar,
The visitors are taking some hne string,
Of bass. The ''campers" on the island
took one morning recently ID bas'
weighing 30 pounds.
Nj. Fsrnham has returned to her
home In Belgrade.
Work on the band stand IL progressing
we'll.
Mr.. sllss McKeen and wife are herr
from Conway and stopping With ;. IL
McAllister.
n. W. Eastman IL haylns for J. n
Harrington of the Centre, Mr.. y. having
bought quite an amount OF grass oil
Frank barker at Toll bridge.
There will not be much call for Z
threshlng machine here thls year, the
mort Of the farmers intending TO cul
their oats and feed them TO their stocl
without threshlng, thus saving toll and
labor.
The Democrats Of this district have
nominated DIR. ElmonJ. Noyes Of l.ovel
- candidate for representative to the
legislature.
Mrs. Annie knight, formerly Annl'
kimbAll, and husband, OF Boston, am
stopping at Albert kimball's.
NJ. aud Mrs. Henry X. harrington
are at home from the mountains wher'
they have been working In hotel.
Nj. James r. farnham ut - years 0
age can NOW . good swath Of grass and
~ fast % the young men care TO follow
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
THE OXFORD BRARS.
WEST suNNER.


Mr.. and Mra I. W. Horne have re
turned from iiryants Pond and B~thel
wher~ they have BEEN visiting friend
and relations.
q. X. Handy and ,. ,. Abbott went 3,
Lewiston Tuesday and returned We'd
nesdsy.
sunday Buckaeld was visited by [,
heavy shower. doing considerable dam
age TO crops, etc.
Mrs. X. L. Tueli Il spending q fe~
weeks at II. a. Tuell's.
Z. Y. Handy appeared out Thursday
morning 9th new wagon. One Of &,
L. Nescns' beat.
&. A. Bouney aud william Abbott
have been having fcr Gilman Heath.
I'd French II working for his brother,
George W. French, hsyins.
Wilson Ryerson is haying for J.. II.
Maxim.
Farmers have Got the most Of their
hay, With the exception Of some mead
ows.
some farmers In our vicinity have q
neg arrangement 81 housing th-ir farm
implements, that u to put them on top
of the baililnTs In preference Ia run
ming them lnsi.ie.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. l.. Heath from Nor
way are Visiting at 4. VI. lseksrd's.
lena ". Packard has returned from
Norway, where abe has been visiting
friends and relations.
Charles ralsifer and family are spend-
in1 q fe~ days Nth his brother, George
y. Pulslfer.
Herbert Ryrrson and family from
south rsris, we're visiting friends here
Thursday, August ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
heaRoN.


Rev. Mr.. Hale and family went to
Old Orchard saturday.
II. NJ. Cushman, Miss Goes and Mt
and Mrs. Polilster of Auburn were at H.
A. Cushman's sunday.
Mrs. stevens of Portland IL stopping
ut Miss Bailey's.
I. q. Besn has relatives from Cbelses
visiting him.
Bert Maxim Ia home on q vacation.
Mr.. snd Mrs. II. N. Watkins Of S0uti
Paris. Master Harold and Miss Edith
Watkins Of waterville and Miss balm oI
Portland were at &. y. Trips Tuesday
". u. Bachelor Of Boston Ia spending
his vacation at G. y. Trips.
Many other visitors are In the place
Two Consnt brothers living on Green
wood Ilill have planted q acres OF corn
IL acre beans, ~ acre cucumbers, j.;
acre potatoes, IL acre Of garden and ~
hills of squashes. Industrious younI
farmers need not 20 West To succeed ant
others will not succeed anywhere.
There Was very pleasant gathering
nj Mrs. Robert Glover's Thursday morn
ing. when her youngest daughter, Ma
Nellie NJ. Glover, Was married To Her
bert l.. Melcher Of Auburn. Rev. Mr.
Quincy, Q former pastor here and grand
father of the bridegroom, performed tn
marriage ceremony. The parlors yer
beautifully decorated with ferns AM
flowers. The wedding bell Was Of pont
lilies. After the ceremony dinner VA
served to the - guests In the Bellows
dining room. The presents we're numer
Gus aud many Of them costly. VT. an'
Mrs. Melcber left for the white Mount
aims, where they will spend week o.
two, and on their return Will make thcl
home In Auburn. where the best wlshc
Of their many friends viii follow them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
wssr seysBuR0.

The =. l.. e. has been called to part
With another of its charter members.
Mr.. :. J. Haley closed her eyes In that
.le.p that knows no wakin. In this ma
t.ri.l world. She has been at the hoe
nlt.l In Portland several weeks, where
.oms hope was held out by the attend
inc pby.lrlans to her husband. children
and friends. Her death Was sudden
blox 10 m. IN, a. well N To the cluo'
Mrs. Haley Was sl~Ays q reslous Work
or. AMI always very much interestei IN
each AMI every member. she VIII oe
greatly mls.el by every one. aud espe-
elslly by the club. She wss the Oldest
charter memh~r, and through her inter
est sni love for them the club has mon
ey on lnierest In the hank, AMI all JOIN
the club ia ssnding their h-srt-felt gym
p.thle. 10 all left TO mourn their loss.
Nearly every farmer In this peixhbor..
hooi Ia pla~ing and preparing grcand
for strs~berries.
several of the women from here sess
invited To take tea With Nrs. Alvin
Jones Yesterday. All enjoyed the oes's-
s,ou very much. Mrs. Jones " N
.c,udsnt of the Osxood family that Srs
all cslebrsred ~ good cooks, aud she u
not On ex~ptioa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
eGTngl.

is has been thought good plan hy
several members Of the Methodist church
70 pitch tent on the I'olabt grounds
dufipg campmeetlne thIs iaosih, n a
SUFFICIENT asGbes Of ijethel people would
guarantee their presence 1t the meetlngs.
those interested 10 the plan would do
well to see Issv. Mr. frkett at some
early date.
Nlue trsmps were In town Thursday
night. Four came via I,ocke's Mllls.
me remaining number arrived from the
West.
George Bourne Farnsworih's Tennis
and Croguet Club held . picnic on Para
dise lllll last Wednesday afternoon.
The club Il In Q hourlshlng condition
and IL mae up Of the followiu young
people; president, Fred ID. Merrill; Vice,
llertha Wiley; pstroncss, Mrs. Gehring I;
Eva Twaddle, AlIcc llussell, Alice An.
drews, Florence and barbara Carter,
Ethel Richardson, Sadie Mason,
Joan Stearns, Robert Foster, Walter
Lawrence, Mr.. Deering aud George
farnsworth. Among the Invited guests
10 the picnic were Mrs. Rich aud dsugh-
ters, Mrs.. Fannie Merrill Of the bethel
House, Mrs. Prof. Chapman aud dsugh.
ter, Edwin Gehring aud Allce u. Cham
berlaiu. Amer supper q large fire Was
built; each member gathered fsgot On
threw IL Into the blaze With Q quotation
appropriate 10 the occasion. Games
and vocal duet by Barbara and FLOR
ence Carter entertained the party during
the early evening. The party rode
through the village In . hsyraek about
$50 singing college songs and waking
the echoes In the quiet town with their
fun
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
oucKejglp.


q. u. IrIsh u having q Job OF plumb
Ing done o. his residence by Lewiston
parties.
Col. T.. ID. n. Sweat and wife Of Port
land were In town the past week.
Rev. and Mrs. II. y. Lawrence ara
away for Q much needed change and
vacation during the month Of August.
Mn. Osen SIauldIng, who II making
her home In Portland, Waited friends In
town Thursday and Friday.
I. w. shaw moved 90 his new residence
saturday, the tth Inst.
NJ. james Emery, Of Massachusetts,
10 Waiting relatives In town.
There WAS burglary nc the poet ONCE
Wednesday night or Thursday morning,
securing change 10 the amount Of Is or
o.. Pretty evidently local talent 10
training for the state psison.
several seizures Of "tanglefoot" have
been made by officers whltten and
Chllds the past week.
Mr.. \. q. Andrews Of Nashua, ". IT,,
IL the guest Of Mrs.. w. 4. Pike.
The. remains Of ". Clark Marst0n OF
Auburn were brought here for burial
Tuesday. Mr.. Marston WAS formerly Q
resident Of Buckneld. Was born In VIII
ton 81 years ago. Fifteen years sgo he
left Buckneld for Mechanic Falls where
he resided nine years, thence he
moved 10 Auburn where he has resided
fos the past elk years, doing successful
badness In the trucking line. lie came
10 his death by an accident which oc-
CURED while Iosdlng Q stick of timber
which he Vas In the set OF carrying aud
was trippcd by piece Of wire that lay
on the ground, throwing him, With the
timber, With such force ~ to start his
spine. About slx weeks ago, hc came
to Buckheld, selected q lot In the GENE
terry; returning To his home he begsn
msking arrangements for his departure
which occurred Sunday, July 2oth. lie
leaves . widow and two sons by whom
he vas highly esteemed.
Professor l.. w. Mason opened . sum
mer school Of muslc. drawing and paint
Ing at Grange Hall, Turner Centre,
August let. There src about 100 pupils,
mostly teachers, and the number II
dsiiy Increasing.
Nearly 100 from this vlclnlty went 10
the universalist grove meeting Ut lake
Anasagunticook sunday, aud - TO the
mountains aud sra shore.
The clrcus Saturday drew large
crowd, and gave the village an old-timc
appearance.
Professor O. McConsthy, supervisor
Of mufsic In the publlc schools of LouIs.
VILE, KY, IL stopping at Hotel Long and
the summer school t Turner
Centre. llls father IL superintendent Of
music In the i.oalsville schools, and MAS
once q pupil Of Professor Mason.
Mrs. q. u. Brldghsm 10 Cohasset,
Mass, IL visiting In the village, stop
ping With Gen. Brldgham.
MlH Iissie Allen. our postmlstress,
goes this week 10 Portland for yacs.
ton of two weeks.
pr. Dayee Of scltus,e, Mass, 10 at w.
J.. Bridgham's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
EAST SUMNER.

sunday wac general excursion day.
SIX trains To carry parties To Portland,
old Orchard, White Mountains and
lake Ansssgunticcok aud return.
] scrIbner a smiths circus teams pass
, 81 saturday morning towards Buekfield
where they exhibited.
Mrs. Flora Parks aud daughter OF Bos-
ton are stopping at the Cary homestead.
Eastman, the seed.m,n. took q brief
vacation NJ Auburn last week.
Miss Msggie Horton IL taking = PRE-
paratory course for nurse at the Maine
General Hospital st Portland.
Summer terms Of school have generally
closed.
Some OF the Head family from Msssa-
chuse,ts are at the old farm on Sumner
lIill.
Rev. L.. VI. Robinson. OF Philadelphia.
has been visiting the scenes Of his boy
hood.
summer visitor. are arriving almos,
daily.
william X. Sewsll reports quite re
markable growth Of yellow corn In his
field. The corn MAS planted June 9Th
came up Ia six days and on the last day
81 July Il stood q fe-t 10 inches high,
making q growth of - inches In ~ days,
or nearly 81 inches per day. What q
whopper' The corn we mean.
Charles NJ. Sewall raised some OF the
finest strawberries that We ever saw. Of
the Bubsch variety. Some Of them
measured 4 inches around, and they had
that rich juicy flavor Of field berries
The Yield Was at the rate % over 400
quarts per acre. Things will grow on
sumner Illll. Good healthfui air and
water, fine scenery, but hsh are scarce
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
sayesvao cgNrRr.

IL A. still q conundrum-the srif.
To say that the hot wave has struck
rryeburg but fesbly expresses the 'i'ua'
ton.
Quite q number 10 the friends of the
late Mrs. Jewett Haley attended her
funeral last SUNDAY.
Having Z. nearly nni.hc,i aud daily
excursions To the "Great Meadows" II
the order Of the day.
4. ~. wis~ell IL In kennebunk.
woodiawn Cottage IL enjoying . pros
porous season.
Mrs.. O'Ieary'. COW that kicked over
the lamp that act the fire that burned
Chicago, IL now owned by VIII Howard.
A petition has been recently sent "a
W ashington by our nelghbors nj Wesi
fryeburg Ia discontlnur the msil roais
from the Centre to the ilsrbor. When
the good people Of West fryeburg or
ganiIed the stirling Literary Club,
we didn't feel JEALOUS, but when they
wanted q bridge, xe drew the line there
and decided that they had distinction
enough for one nelghborhood. Now,
they want 10 deprive us Of the one rca
pleasure Of llfe--our daily mall route
tConsistency, thou art indeed jewel
Prof. Dennis Cole has been spending
his vacation In this vicinity.
when q Democrat, the other day
asked another. ia it hot enough fo'
YOUR he did not refer 10 the weathel
bat Ia the condition Of hls party.
Several people have been prospecting
on Bald Mountain for blueberries; on
party gathered d quarts one day last
week.
The matter OF tsachers' wages shouls
be disguised nc thu teaehers' meeting
which convenes at fryeburg this month
Every one knows that teaching children
Ia no summer picnic, aud also that u !
really one Of the worst paid employ
ments man or woman can undertake
one Of the reasons Why teaching 10 sim
ply made the stepping stone to som
more lucrative profession. There are
however, am sorry TO say, people VIII
think that teachers ought TO Be paid lee
than q coal-heaver. When II 10 takel
Into consideration that teachers are re
quired by necessity To have fairly larg
library, and must attend Institutes ant
examinations, that the school year doe
not extend over more than eight month
at the most, the smallness OF the CON
peusatlou received by these bencfactor
OF humanity will b appreciated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
PERIL

Mrs. Lewis % Canterbury. y. a., has
been visiting at wilson stillmant.
Colby Browa aud his sister, Belle, OF
Massachusetts, are visiting at n. H.
walkers.
Charlie. shilling. and family Of rur-
nsr have been visiting al her fathers, ID.
". knights.
last sunday wss the hottest day yet
a. IL Was iOI degrees la the shade.
Miss Gertie iIoisdon u At home, she
having finished her school In Byron.
VIII Jackson Was In Auburn on visit
over sunday.
N. II. Eobinson IL hayins on his mead
Ow Ia Carthage.
Nelson Lufkin Was In Lewiston ias'
saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
AkpoveR.

iiaying with many IL q thing OF IN,
pact. a little above the average viii h
cut although many old farms Will fal
short.
The cereal crop will be heavy. c. A
Morrill, has hne piece Of rye, six acres
which stands nearly six feet high anc
heavy headed.
Potatoes are destined To be light. A
very heavy foliage but tbs iubers are
small.
SEVERAL arrivals In town the pact week
Mrs. q. IIortense Jordan and daughter
Miss Msude Of Lynn. Mas. are stop.
ping at frrnchs. DIR. Miller aud family
OF Massachusetts,, are stopping At Cush-
mans.
TIE steam MILL started up this week
for few weeks. run turning the squares
saved last spring.
ID. \. KELLEY aud wife OF winthrop
spent few days In toxa last week yi.lt-
Ing friends.
The Congregational circle was enter.
talned In the hall isst Wednesday by
Mrs. H.O Durditt and the Methoilsts
the week previous by Mrs. e. a. Far.
ringfon. Ice cream aud cake wer
served AZ each.
a. W. Thomas returns from the hos
pltal the 9Th. IL will he remembered
that some six weeks ago he Was bitten
on the Lex by md hog. Although the
wound Was cautsiised at the time Il
failed 10 heal properly which neccssl.
tsted his going to the hospital. lie hal
an operation performed aud Ia now do.
lng well.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
NGWRv.

We have had another good week for
having.
and under cover.
The hay crop 10 more than an avsrsss
In this vlelnity.
Newry Corner, IL very alex With eryslpe-
=. A. Thurston's mother u III at hi'
house with the same disease.
The ground IL getting quite dry. A
little rain would BE- good for vegetation
All the dosa In this town are licensed
X. n. Knapps folks have been Visiting
In Paris thls week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
MESI PARIS

Another ellis excursion to Portland
to-day, Saturday.
A union sunday sshool picnic IL book
ed for Wednesday the 9Th and Gibson''
Grove 10 10 be the place. The whole
community are Invited "a he present and
help In making u an enjoyable occsslon
The Golden Cross Order IL % have 4
picnic at Bryant's Pond the al.
Ml.s Nellie lde aud friend both from
l'eunsyianis, are visiting at DAVID I'm
mons.
IA. Curtis, wife and daughter, arr
visiting friends In town.
Your correspondent was permitted "a
Walt Rumford ralls lsst Tuesdsy. u .,
To IL the future city of Oxford County.
We understand thst the Poland camp.
meeting IL to commence next Thursday
and lastoyer two Sundays.
New potatoes are quite plenty.
Eggs bring III cents nov.
u. u. briggs team IL supplying our
people with ice.
sweet corn IL near st hand.
10 you want To buy pair 81 pants NJ
wholesale price call gu u. y. Andrews.
The W. &. r. 4. have purchased three
copies of the new book entitled "Besu.
tifui Joe" and will present q copy "a
each % our sunday s,hools.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
ROxBURS.

John Reed. little boy Is q little bet
ter. but very sick Yet.
The railroad men have their final sur
yey az far a. John Reeds. They make
ssd work with Mr.. Locke's Held, spoil
Ing Il for comfortable farming. anal al.o
spelling the sale u the farm at any fall
price.
Helen and FLORENCE iloughion from
Massachusetts passed here on their NAY
to visit their father, john iIoughton, Of
Byron. The girls are an honor 10 thei'
father and to the name 90 woman.
Farmers are nearly done haying. The
crop l. lighter than usual on mos'
farms.
Elder York aud Rev. Mr.. Towne al
Bangor made calls In town last week
Gu sunday Mr.. To~ne preached yer,
acceptable sermon st Hop CITY, showing
the great Importance Ut putting on th'
"~edding garment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
DENMARK.

Nr. George Colby has house full Of
summer boarders.
DIR. Fitzgerald Of Boston 70 stopping
1t the Msplewood. Also Mrs.. Dodge
and two children from boston.
NJ. John Burnham Il 10 town for .
Uncle steve had to 90 to the circus In
Portland Tuesday.
Mr.. W. X. Austin Of Norway 10 at the
corn shop Repairing and setting ~ new
machinery.
NJ. A. W. Bslcher u getting the en-.
Ripes and boilers 10 shaps for the fall
pack at the corn shop.
Mrs.. George A. uill OF Aliston, ksss:,
q spending lev weeks with Nh. G. T.
Belcher. -.
Nr. 0eorEs whales and Miss Ciars
Miller were united IN uarriage BY Mr.
Randall last Saturday. Thsy will reside
10 North Waterford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
OXFORD.


l.ev. Egber EilIs. q former resident,
Who had been recently orisiBed NJ
Andoyer, Mss.., preached at the Con-
grrgatIonali.t church Sunday last. lie
Will 90 to Eastern Turkey asa mission.
airy Ia September. lie has been preach
log In Princeton, Mass, and hls depart.
urr IL much regetted. lie 10 the sou OF
the late i.ey. Thomas Ellis, at Que time
pastor % the church here.
An outdoor prayer meeting WAS held
al the ". v. church sunday evening.
Elmer keene of Medford, Mass, has
been Waiting relatives here.
Mr.. Victor DE Isncy, Wife and child.
visited friends here last week.
Willie faunce Of llammont0n, v. j., =
former resident, was Ia town for few
days last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
HIRAM.

Mrs. Ellen l.. Pierce Of the w. G. r,
T., went TO Pennington, Me-, last weel
to carry Archie lowell to q home thai
had been provided for him In . good
family.
Mr.. George Cispp Of Norway, Mass.
IL visiting his brother, James y. Clspp
Mr.. william G. bean intends TO erect {
windmill on the highland farm on Teal
Cap illl, and pumps his water, cut en-
sllsge, and saw wood.
Constable Llewellyn A. wadsworth OF
Wednesday evening SEIZED two packages
Of Into xicatlng liquors ut Hiram station,
marked "a. =. Ivcs," and "fisrry Wal
ton" lie 10 stlll watching the hole
although under threats Of assassination
About forty.four Of our citizens v ent II
Sebago lake Wednesday, and took ths
stes mcr for Harrison via Songs River
The crooked and narrow way. They
report very pleasant occasion.