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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24
A"'' ''''-SISrK r u. PARK. Register.

OXFORD, 80 AT q Court ~ Probate he'll Al
Parts, within AMI for the County 81 Oxfori
on the THRU Tue.tsy % Apr, A. u. l-st.
Minnie ~. Ham, bamei tsecutrt IN 4
certain Instrument paTportinz ~ u On. h.'
win AMI Testament % Ann l.. SMITH.
late 81 Paris. IN aid County. decea-e-i,
having prvssnts.t the same for Probate
OaDsRED. That On. .Aii petiti0osr give no
tie % al persons Interested, BY causing oopy ~
mi. erier 90 - pabii.hs~t thrce ~eeks sncse.-
lively In the Oxfori ismorrst prin,ssi 90 fari-,
he'll st Paris, In ssii County, on the hlri Tue
day OF May nest, at nine o'closk In the forenoon,
anil .ho~ cause. N any they have, Why the sshi
Instrument .houd pot ~ prote'i. spprO,ei anil
dsceass,i. AMI that Minnie ~. Han he ap
GEo. A. WILSON. Ja'ise.
A true oopy-aitsst =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24
NORrn ALBANY.

Leland 4. Kimball went to Shelburne
Tuesday, where he intends to work this
summer.
Miss Lalla Kimball has returned from
Gllead where she has been at work Tor
Mrs. Watson.
Richard Lawrence met with bad &C.
cIdent while splitting wood last week.
HIs axe struck stick which boy had
rnised. glanced and cut his foot severely,
nearly severing the great toe. IL requir-
"a ak stitches to close the wound. Dr.
IIIli Of Bethel attended.
We were ssddencd TO learn OF the
death of Mrs. Walter Brown OF Grover
mn, Bethel, which occurred tho night
of the 18th Inst. She Was Tor many
years q resident Of this place, and WAS
respected and loved BY all Who Knew
her. She Was the mother OF large
family, eight Of whom arc Dow living.
Two have disd within little moro than
. years time; . daughtsr, Henristta,
Mrs. james Brown, Of Waterford, ana .
600, Chauning, whose death was an
noupced In thls paper two weeks ago.
NJ. Brown and fsmlly have The sympe-
Thy Of al In thslr I'D bereavement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24
A'0' ''p'-SsIIsR r d. Park. Register.

ONfoRD, 80 Al . Court % Probate he'll 81
Paris, within sni for the County ~ Otfori, on
the thlri Tuesday % Apr. 4. u. lst.
Noes =. Moult0n. nsme-i fNosutor IN
certain Instrument parporting ~ 70 Ne last VIII
anil Testament Of MANY A. PIERCE, LATE
% Porter IN ..ii COUNTY asoeA-~'' hA'
Oaptskp, That the ALI Jstitiooer give
notice IA all persons Interested. by causing Q
copy % this orier ~ IL publishssi thrce weeks
sucsessi,ely In the Orfori Dcmocrat pfinte'i Al
Paris, that they may spTear Al Probate Cour
o. he he'll At fryeburg. In said County, On the
Dirt TUESDAY % June neat, NJ nine o'elosk In
the forenoon, AMI show cause, N any they have,
vhy the ssii in.trument shoah not " pryfe.i, ap-
Insnt of ssii deceased, AMI that Moss
;. Moalton b- Appoinlssi ese.ui.r
GEO. A. WILSON. Judge.
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ION THE HILL.


.n..si.t CAar,h Rev. a. Y. weise. Pa
w. -. every sanslsy "a n A. y. >ansiAy
~. .i,IfN sabbath kNenine ssryise ~
Payer Meetings Thursday h'esihxs !"
-, .s.I, = CAarSA; Sunday school ever,
....isg Al N a..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24
"s'0" Albert ID. PARK. Register.

OxvoRp, 80 Al o Cour az Probate held II
Paris, within and Tor the County Of Oxford.
on The thiri Tuesday Of Apr, A. u. is+.
John \. Harlow having pre.sntsi certain
Ins.rumen' psrg.rins 70 .e NJ nI VII an,
Mexico, In said County, deceased. having
pre-ents-i the same for Probate
ORDsRED. That the aid petitioner give notics
to all persons iniercstei ~ causing copy ofthis
In the Oxfofi Democrnt prnts-i at Paris, that
they may appear A q Probate Court W lie
held at Paris. In sAid County. on the thiri Tues
day of May neat. At y Of tbe cic.k In The TORE.
saii Instrument should pot he prvse.i, appro,ei
anil allowed ~ the Last Win and Testament OF
sAid deoeasei, and that said John =. ilariow
he appointed Administrs,or with the vii an
GEORGE A. WILSON. Judge.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24

Nf..t 4. Cushman, Who has spent
,hguIrt.- iu Portland, returned Ia her
hrrs 40 Paris tuesday.
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OXFORD, sat q Court % Probate he'll q
Paris within snd for the County ~ Oxford.
on the thiri TUESDAY % Apr. 4. q. Ice.
Elien N. Thome-, tHsrilsn on the estate ~
RALPH %. MORRILL, % nusknsbi, In
administration ~ salt f.tais Zoe slios.bosi
ORDERED, That .sti Guardian give h"t.oe "a
all D, r-on. Interested by causing copy of this
orlsr 81 ~ pablishs,i thrs weeks sucre-si'cly
In the O,fori Dcm.-rat, printed az Paris, that
they may APPEAR l q Court offrOlssis b. IL hsll
az PART, IN saii County, on the thiri f-es'iay 81
May nsst, h nine .'clork In the forencon, AMI
show oss.s, ~ any they have, Why the same
shouh not ts allowed.
UEoRGE A. WILSON, Ju.ise.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24
true ''''-asrniiis Kr d, Park. Register.

OxYORD, Sc Al Q Coar % Prol.sie he'll II
Paris, within ani for the County ~ Oxford
on The thiri Tuesday % Apr. A. u. isS.
On the petition ~ BsnJ. Davis, Admr.
% the estate 90 ISAAC =, CURTIS. late OF
license "a ell sni convey certain real estate
tslonginx o. .sli estate anil Described In his
PETITION on nls In The probsts Once.
ORDsRED. rhst the ALI psttionsr give notice
20 thf. orier ~ In published thve
weeks saoe.-i,ely IN The Oxford DEN
osrst, nev.psvsr printed al fsrs,
Court. b. 10 i-shi st Paris. On the thiri Tuesday
of MAY next at nine slo- In the forenobn, AMI
shov cause ifany they have Why the same shoabi
MOI be srantei. -.
true oopy-attest = -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24

sllas NcKeen's dwelling ct Albany
burned Thursday, with its contents.
Loss, o1,000; insurance, 600. The
eauss Of ths Ore \ unknown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24

A,ss eopy-.,.,s, J. = = or 49,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24

ytfs ..hool. ~ the town will hold
thsIr a.aaI session on Friday, Arbor
pty
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24
true ''''- ALBERT d. PARK. n.s,..sr.
oXyoRp. .. ,-ata ,our Of Probate he'll

OXFORD. ss Ala tour % Probate he'll al
Parts, within AMI for the County ofONfori. on
the thiri Tuesday of Apr. A. u. lss.
t.eorre tlafk, Admr On The estate of
CYNTHIA D.. CrMMINGs. late Ofraris. In said
Coanty. dessa-s.i, having pr,ssnts.i his soc"ant
% administration 20 the estate % .ali dscsa--i
Tor allowance
OnptRsb, That sAii admr. give Rotice IA
all persons interested. by causing q copy ~ this
Or,isr 81 ~ pubnsh~i thys weeks suoos-sitely
In the Osfori Democrat, printed Al Paris, that
they may aptsar 81 . Court % prohats W ~
he'll 81 Paris In ali County, on The thlri Tues
day of MAY nstt, al nine o'clock In the for,pooa
AMI show cause, " any they have, ~hJ the same
shouli not - Allo~e.i.
0EoR.E a. WILSON. Jsslse.
A true copy attest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24
aiiMcORO.

The Ice very quietly left the river
April IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Martin aud Mrs.
George Stesrns went to Portland last
week TO buy goods. Mrs. Stearns and
Mrs. Martin are prepared to III out the
ladies' with hats and bonnets In the latest
STYLES. Rooms at Mrs. Martins.
Mr.. Howe has painted the post office
building on the outside.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24

N. E,r,..t parsonage IA being paint
"a r. 5. pue 9. doing u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24

N. t.-I d.. ,akiug yscA,iOn-s short
uta,.r. be- j. hopcd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24
THE OXFORD BEARS.
the oo,Nes OF rhG WEEK m AL
SECTIONS or THE COUNTY.
sRowNt,slp.


Miss Flora Adams IL In poor health.
Eugene Thorn s s'ck With typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Harrison Durgin h still on the
alex list.
Mrs. sarah n. simpson Il very alex.
Miss Gertrude Blake u visiting friends
In Portland.
Miss l.. MeDopald has gone To Port
land to buy spring goods In the millln-
ery line.
Mr.. George Davis, Who has been alex
for number Of weeks, IL 81 a. to be on
the street again.
VIII Davis, Who came home from Bos-
ton tn take care Of his parents Who were
sick, has gone back 10 his work again.
fr~d Eastman has gone to Lynn,
Mass, to work.
q. n. whitney has bought . house lot
at East Brownheld where he Intends
building house later on, 80 they ssy.)
The village schools commenced Mon
day. Miss Allsrd, one of our beat teach
ers, Tor the grammar school. and Miss
Mabel stone viii teach the primary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24

n. s,au, rain i painting the earth a
I..L-l-- .-----
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24
eRvEBuRo.

The annual reunion Of the fryeburg
Academy Alumni Association OF Real
dents In Boston and lts vicinity VIII DC
held at Hotel Bellevue, IL Beacon street,
Boston, next saturday noon. Lunch
will be served at II 30 o'clock, tickets
for which will be . dollar each. The
two reunions which the Association
has had have been very successful anairs
and it Il expected that the coming re-
union will be equally enjoyable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24

A., rns 90 he going after May
A-n.-.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24

oF. . es. "A s s'; S 8: s:;" 3; o:s
g. 3: q 4. '1 S. Es' q s: :: .Ps ~ = A
Of sAs .s.sss Of cYRUs 4. fVcxkR sss
49,; .ss s:; -: \. i: ,s.: =. - s.: In
OkDszrD. TSai ~ go psdsessr sivs sesscs
Of ~ pesifiss. WIN tkis order tkersss, 70 Be-
Psbnsksd TIRE vssks ssceessive,y IN he OF.
CesS, . s III = I'm, - o ssird fsssisy
Of Nay nsxt e nlns o'clock in IL foSvnooa, anal
shsy sasss fssy shsy Aavs. WY " sass sAssh
eEosas A. WILSON. ysass.
zLSEEr D. rARx. RAsissss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24

Daniel Ross met with very serious
accident last week. After throwing
some hay from the scAfIold 10 the barn
door he Jumped OF on the same aud
turned over his ankle aud sprained II 80
that Il will be several weeks before he
can use IL.
Rev. Seth henson has been In the
place the last fe~ days. lie
has let his farm to Mr.. IIa.elton OF
Woodstock.
Mis-. burgess teaches the school In
this district.
Ida Abbott will teach the school at
Trap Corner. =,
Clara Berry has engaged to teach in
Harrison for one year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24
NORTH PARIS.

". W. Durham IL making extensive
changes and improvements In his ell.
Jerry Cole Ia doing the work.
There Was an all day meeting of West
Paris Grange April 10 With q first-class
dinner. There Was . good attendance,
~ being present In the forenoon and ~
In the afternoon including visitors from
south Paris and Franklin Oranges. The
ID aud 9Th degrees were conferred on
i've members, and ak applications for
membership were rec-iyed. About -
were taken for the library.
Charles and Dwight stevens have
bought them q heavy span of horses OF
Jonas Edwards % Auburn. They weigh
over 800 pounds.
Harlan Robbins has gone TO Hebron
Ia work.
Marceilus l.ittlehale has hired out
river driving aud commenced work. =.
Lester Ilessey IL at work for j. q.
Llttiehale. lie IL going 90 move on to
the Jos. Chllds farm this spring.
Clarence Gowell has been visiting his
relatives at North Paris. lie works 10
MedfoId, Mass.
X. Churchill aud son have sold two
yoke- Of cattle, one pair to Daniel Swift
and the other To Mr.. wardwell.
Farmers have commenced on their
spring work aud will soon be rushing
business.
Hiram Durham has traded horse to
Rollln Stetson for yoke Of steers.
John Butterfeld l. al work Tor
Charles henson.
Mrs. Harriet Chase IL some better.
ban l,oss IL at work for w. w. Dun
ham.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24

F-,t Fsrwsll Of Bethel Was In the
rst, Monday. Mr.. farwell !. a manu-
hta-,- aud dealer In rubber printing
.,1ur. .ud supplies. ~ rubber stamps
ar e.. ~ year coming 10 BE- recognized
a.a rsl,sssry adjunct 10 lshor--aNing
lOs,. Tor business and professional
rsr. sr establishment of this Kind In
u1f.ri county should be well patron
usi Read Mr.. farwell's advertiseme ut
i1 'hs n, mocrat aud ssnd him your or
Dr..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24

OxroRD, &c AT q Court % Probate he'll al
Paris, within anil Tor the County ~ Oxfori. on
the thlri Tuesday ~ Apr, 4. u. iss.
~. the pstitien .s ,,ese .s.r fusri,n
~ Milfori, Mass, praying Tor llcense "a
cell and convey certain rial estate lslon ring a.
ali estate, aud de-~riiet In her PETITION on
nle 90 the probate once
ORpsasn. That the ssii pstitlonsr give notics
a. all persons Interested, by eansins o
copy of this orisr to 10 pubushei thrce
week. suo.e-.iveiy In the Osfort Dem.
rst. q nswspspsr printed az Paris, In
hate Count b, be he'll Al Psri. oa the thiri Tas.
isy % MAY neat a nine o'ehss In The fore
.ssa, and show ", 1.a.s y any they have "hy the
QUO. a. WILSON, judge.
true copy Attest =
ALnLRr y. fARk, ReEi.lcr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24

~ NkNOOl NOOot lTts '
10, .shool house town meeting last
No1hg brought Out ''gulte little turn
t.f Town Clerk wheeler called the
m.,.r. "a order. and n. y. Hammond
~. .hO.en moderator without opposl-
t.ur
M. second article In the warrant, to
49,. h, the town would do about build
frs, new school house at Psri. iiill, MAS
alien IN. and a motion was made Ia In
t,fniteiy postpone the article. Col. n.
: Austin spoke In opposition To this
citing forth that there are grave doubts
,fbut the safety % the brick school
ga. n now stands, and showing ths
.s....itv for a new building. lie called
a.. Professor George l.. No-e, Who
hsl rxamined the building, 10 state
sf., .ts condition was.
d. lessor vo-e In response stated that
ra..a very difficult matter 20 say
uf..fsr the building was actually un-
a', % Vas eVidently In bad shape:
y cuuld say positively that u would
De-. r.Hd xix wears. No one couId ssy
that might Dot tumble down within
.lr .fhs. N be had any children 10
~. .. luol be would not take the 'isk
d.su.fug them In that school house.
ID. Nu.iin moved that a recess OF hall
ar l..- De- taken that all might 20 ana
s1ar the condition % the school
ho..a. lri vote undststsndlngly. The
uaf. Vas defeated on show OF
tar..
IT, latter vas further discussed by
No. l.mt. :. Wright aud oih"ts Ia
h,.r NJ Indefinite posiponemeni, and ot
N-..-. Marble, GcOrg. D. Hammond
40 .I.r. in opposition. Supervisor
VEL. Ing called upon, said that ne
sh.a .., hold school In the building
Dol In. present condition.
us ,ss.i.ou was decided by di,'-
500 40 .t. house, aud the moderator de-
tisl .iHuta count that u was a vote
pr.... zone indefinitely. No one doubt
sifl. ...lIi. but Ia order 10 have on
r,y,rl iuiI a thc house was called for,
vt.i -..uItei for Indefinite postpone
u.rt against, -.
o. -t,r article. u the warrant were
aAsl .H and passed over one by one
krH fF. ....ffrT attouFuest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24
sor.E 10 rAx PAYgRs OF PANS

I1u-.,r t0 clos. up all taxes com
u.re. .. ur Cor collection for the veal,
is. fI.r The year % commitment,
sil. Dos. Fl. commerce legal proceed
lg. ~. 80 usxt. Consequently there
81. .ylfu.e made on all taxes bo,h
~. a. PERSONAL. Without exception
r,ul unpaid on aud after the abo'e
lius. .I.r.
Er. Maine. April :. lssI.
CHANDLER OAKLAND,
Collector.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24

TIIE Subscriber hereby give. pablo naties
that he has hem duly sppointe.i by the Hon
orahle Jsdse of Pr.hsse Toe the t.anty of ga
90 the e.tsts ~
SOPHIA SWAN. late ~ Isshsl.
I'm SAIL County, dessa.st. by giving tsond a. thu
law divcts; he tbereforv re.Iue.ts all person'
indebted a. the estate 90 sali decca-ri "a
male immesiiats payment. and tho-e who have
any demands thervon ~ exhibit the same IA
April n, issl. MELtkN X. liAMLIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-24

THs sub-crilsr hevby give. pubic notiss that
she has been duly appointssi W The Hon. Juifv
Of Probate for the County of Ot tori AMI assumed
the trust % Fxecutrix ~ the estate ~
SALLY Bk>sON, late ~ Paris,
In .aii County. deses-sst. by giving bond ss the
lac dirvets, she therefore rc.luc-t- all Isr-ons
in.iehted 81 The estate % .sii deoes-ci ~ make
immssiiat. payment. AMI tho-s Who have any
demands thsreon o. exhibit the same ~
April n, Iss. fRANCEs y. CHASE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-24
y. ". c A. COLONIZATION.

The OFgnniZpiIOn's rlttirth Jubilee Ami.
Vrr.ary to be TlttiuEIy Observed.
The lii,ie.h jubilee Anniversary OF the
organization OF tho Young Nen's Chris.
tan Association is to DO held at tho
homo Of the founder Of tho association,
George Williams, in London, June IL.
This will be an important week in the
history OF the association, 4 large
number OF delegates will 20 from all
sections OF the world. Plans are being
made for 1000, which will make II the
largest religious gathering ever held in
England. The opening session will be
in Westminster Abbey, conducted by
the lord bishop OF London. On June D,
q Thanksgiving service will he held in
St. Paul's cathedral on the 9th, which
Is the associations birthday annlyer'
sary, general denomination will be
held in tbs Royal Albert hall seats
5000. The bust to be presented TO
Mr. Williams will be- unveiled by =
member OF tho royal family. \ series
oil choruscs from the leading oratorios
will be rendered by choir OF l,VOO
voices. \ reception by lac corporation
OF tho city OF London, will be rendered
in the Mansion house, and an excursion
has been arranged 10 Windsor castle,
the queen having granted special con-
cessious and opportunities. The pro.
Cramme contains the names OF come OF
tho foremost men in Groat Britain and
on the continent, who will present top
ics.
This gathering promises to DO the
largcst and most impressive meeting
ever held by the Young Mems Christian
Association. Bu. US the great majority
OF associations cannot expect 10 be d.
rectly Represented tho various associa.
tiong will signalizo the jubilee BY epe'
cisl commemorative services.
Tho association OF this city is prcpar-
ing 10 observe this historic occasion.
Friday, June l, Jubilee Festival will
be held, the arrangements for which are
being made BIZ the Ladies' Auxiliary.
On Saturday evening, the second. spe.
cial young meme meeting and social will
be held, and on the following Sunday
afternoon seni.centennial service for
both ladies and gentlemen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-24
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

GGorce GriiEiIhs, who started from
London al II u IN. March -, on q run
around the world, arrived back at 10 p.
III. last Wednesday evening. making the
tour in sISty-tour days. eleven hours
and twenty minutes. This beats the
seyonty-four-day record, but he expect.
ed TO have done it in sixty days.
a barber 10 standish. Mich, sold u
plasterer the refuse OF his hair clip.
pings. When the plastcrer compl ained
that the wall looked like man. IN.
shaver lace the barber offered 10 shave
1t Al five cents 4 square yard.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stansberry, OF
Stark county, O., have been married for
siCty.dve years. They are Lightweight
and eighIy.seyeu years old respectively
and have lived on the same farm all
their married life.
Miss Fannie Arnold. OF Bessemcs,
Ala, was poisoned by eating fancy candy
day or two ago, and it required the
most strenuous efforts OF the physicians
10 save her life.
Tho Childten's Aid Society oil New
York, takes out OF the street over 10000
children every year and makes them
seli.supporting by teaching them trades.
Aims houses, rs 4 state institution,
did not originate until after the sup
preston OF the monasteries in England
during the reign OF Henry VIII
Three rotary snow nlows have been
ordered by the Russian government
from Patterson Is. J.) firm.
a sporty young man took $50 gun
into q store in New York the other day
and lett with ] 500 gun in similar
case.
The longest river in Europe is tho
SolCa, which fails into the Caspian sea
alter course OF 400 miles.
The London free asylums Tor the old.
the blind and iudrm cost annually
s., 900.
The largest river in Asia is the Yen
esei. in Siberia, whose course is about
1000 miles.
The mucus OF 4 tarantula will. it ia
claimed, cure its poisonous bite.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-24

The French ministry has come down
SO suddenly and with such thud that
France is as. much surprised as the rest
OF tho world. The issue was as simple
as tho result was astounding. Would
the government allow about $50 men
out Of 100000 to attend n congress OF
railroad employees? The government
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-24
Nvcrace DntY Nnnsensc.

Democratic senators and others in
the same interest should BIO ashamed TO
try to gull the country with tho delu-
sion Of average tariff rates iu their sov.
eral measures.
Example.-1f wool goes on the free
list the producer Of that commodity can
find no comfort in 4 duty OF 100 per
cent on rice and peanuts. The average
ia good for tho rioe planter and the pea.
nut patriot. but there is nothing in it
for the wool grower.
VIVA: this country needs, and what
tho people arc going to demand at the
polls, is tariff measure that will give
protection to all American indus,rie.
against all competing products OF for
eign growth or make.
The average OF duties is tho sillicst
kind OF iolderol. I, ia also too trans
parent to deceive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-24
Personal FONTS.

Albert Grimaldi, prince OF Monaco,
GOT 81, 100000 as his last years share OF
tho profits OF the notorious gambling
establishment in his dominions, not to
speak OF his dividends on the gambling
company's stock, which, uotwiths;and-
ing it was bad year." exceeded 10
per cent.
Herbert Gladstone's proposal to re-
move portion OF the iron grating in
front OF the ladies' gallery in the house
OF commons was SO bitterly denounced
by members OF parliament, and Lord
Randolph Churchill in particular, that
the project has been abandoned.
Miss Olive Schreiner, since marriage,
has become. it seems, simply Mrs. Olive
Schreiner. Her husband, sharing his
wife's advanced and progressive views,
has added hor name to his aud become
Mr.. Cartwright Schreiner.
Robert Louis Stevenson is being
mentioned" for high commissioner OF
Samoa. Lovers o: good literature still
hope that Mr.. Stevenson will keep out
OF politics.
Lord William Cecil. rector OF Hat
field. provides 4 room in his church
where worshippcrs may have thei; BIZ
cycles checked during the services.
a portrait OF Emily Bronte, the only
one known, has recently been discov-
cred, and will soon beeneraved ior pub.
LEGATION.
Bessemer, the inventor OF the steel
process which bears his name, has
made Sl0,0OOOO0 out Of the invention.
Mr.. Ruskin'a new book, Letters to q
College Friend" will be ready for publ
cation late in the summer.
There is said to be no decline what
ever in the circulation in England oil
George Eliots works.
W. X. Vanderbilt won 5000 at one
sitting at the Monte Carlo tables.
The mad King Otto, OF Bavaria,
smokes 100 cigarettes q day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-24
Is IL n Go?

Senator German announces that the
tariff bill is all rightso far as the senate
is concerned. and tho vote on the Teller
motion to table the bill looks as though
he may be right, although that vote ia
not conclusive. After the senate will
come tho house. then the conference
committee.
Will the house stand so much protec-
ton as there is in the senate amend
ncn,s? This is tho important and
open question. The house bill is not
perfect, but it is not loaded down with
tho johbcry which disgraces the senate
tinkerine.
Mr.. German will try his hand ct run
ming the house US well as the senate.
bu, tho task will no. be SO easy there.