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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
A REPUBLICAN YEAR.
hipDI,oRp sErrLr, mar bEio>p
ruI POSSIBILITY 90 porBr.

A Republican year. certainly.
The municipal election. u last week
furnished the best possible proof OF ,ha,
fact.
Just think Of IL. Biddeiori Repabli.
can.
Biideford, the home 81 the Biddeford
ring; the hotbed Of political brolls
aud peanut politics; the supposed I'm
pr.gnsble stronghold of Democracy la
Maine.
Al the election In Blddeford Monday
Charles =. Hamilton. the Republican
candidate, wss chosen mayor by . ma
jority % 30, and the city council IL
solldly Republican. For q number Of
year. the city has been hopelessly
Democratic.
There Was = fight % course, and City
Marshal Harmon MAS the Que Who sui
fer~d. The trouble began With his de-
msnd that the Republicans should b. al
lowed representative on the counting
board In ward 4. Marshal IlArmon's
bead Was broken, but his injuries are not
serious. Three men, Constable Dollff of
kennebunkpou, Ex-city Marshal Tar
box and Ex-Ohlcer breton, were arrest
ed and srraigned the next day charged
with assault with intent 90 murder.
They pleaded not guilty aud gave bonds
for their appearance at . hearing later.
The BANGOR election resulted In no
choice, Mayor Beal, Republican, having
small plurality but lacking the nee
.sssry majority. Another election will
be held next month.
Augusta, which has been under q
Democratic administration for the past
year, after hot fight chose Charles A.
Msliken, Republican, mayor by = ma
jority Of about 800, and the city govern
ment l. all but unanimously Republican.
In the other elections the RepublicAns,
where party lines we're drawn, were
more than usually successful.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20

The prohibition of fast driving In the
streets % city or large village l. not
ordinarily looked upon az an Oppressive
set Of which any Que can complain.
let when such seton i proposed In a
certain New York village, an sggrisyed
horse os her pOurs Out bis soul In the form
~ a protest published In the local paper.
lie declares that II Il not only unjust,
hat poor policy, that the owners % good,
high-bfed horses should be obliged to
leep them on the back streets 81 the VII
lsge and out 81 sight, while the prinet-
pal streets are open only 20 the passage
~ the festive truck horse and the farm
er's plug: and he closes With an appeal
for the unrestricted use 90 the streets,
that the horse men Of iIcssyille may
show their steeds az q three-minute clip,
80 that all the world may look aud say,
BEHOLD. what great pace u Hoes
VILE! How handsome are it, women
aud its horses, and what vile stun u liz
whlskey."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
TOWN ELECTIONS.
stlItss rtAsrAttos
ll..,v Ib.xt.

siLros rt.srarios.
M..srs,of. tissry Davis.
C-tk. Y. u ,oh
Anirvw..
Tr.a.ar,f. Hem ns,is
Ielisstss AMI Constable, A. ,. Westward.
: :. tommiiiss, .. ", Davis. v. u. tess. ses
y brvH.
gslI>~oop.
Moderator, itsrsr~ 4. berry.
1lsfk. A. a. Libby.
ssLst@sa. NJ. ~ Hsriss,oa. q. ". rsalsy
Lsns.m Cox.
Trvs.urvt. h. q r.blst.
sollsstof. q. 4. Rishsrt-on.
= ,onmiiiss. y l.. rshlsts, 4. W. uerrish
usa " Eishari.sa. %. u. Cox. ". A. Holt
Raj Issami.sionsr-. Ths >slestmsn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20

The postal note gocs cat II exisieucs
With the lOth % Juns. In It. place will
- substituted cheap money order Tot
suall sums. The postal note was never
= supstlAtiyely convenient arrangement,
bat Zoe great many people Who Wish
o. remit snail amounts Was vastly
mor convenient than money order
aud n III D. missed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20

since the conviction % Boss Mekane
aud the Institution of proceedings against
a number Of others concerned In the
corrupt election pr.etices to the enor-
nifty of which the people Of New YORK
city have AZ last become aroused, there
has been q singular exodus Of rsmmsny
leaders from New York 20 California
AMI other regions Of . milisr climate
entirely for their health. OF In pursuit OF
their basiness. They will recover their
Isalth and complete their business quite
promptly when thu court proceedings
let up Mesuwhile the good work
goes on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
ENIGMA.

(By len. ani Namis flsii. as~i !! AMI IS
am composed % 2! letters.
Ny ~, Is, II, ), IL part ~ ship.
Nv =. :, ~, IL q wrong doing.
Nv ~, ~. q, ., -, IL q small recess.
Ny 10, !, ~, ., u being proud.
Ny L., I, "a, J, Il point of the con
pass.
Ny IN, 4, n, IL Ia fasisn.
Nv whole IL q well-known proyerb.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20

ACape Eiinbeth man, while under
the innusnc,," ircd seyeial shots frum
his revolver AZ negro, bat never
touched him. The shooter was lined
;. and costs. shooting q revolver al a
man seems o. tea safer and cheaper kind
20 fun In Cape EllSabeth than u u IN
oxford Coguty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
.sst AND rrURt.

The hing u dead, long live the King
10 h. sur,. Judge llbhsy's funeral Is
hardly oSer, but the sspirsnis for hl. -
.itioa are probably doing coas'derah's
thinking II nothing more.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20

a simple typographical blander In .
daily psp~r makes the statement appear
that the Bsngor Republicans would have
elected Mr.. heal II be had ,sm - yell 40
the rest 90 the ticket. Hut ~ u vas
BANGOR that was the subject OF the re-
mark. the mistake MAS natural after al.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
DIED.

| 10 xs,ioe. Mar. u, i.f.s, chill Of M. saa
Mr.. Jo-~vh travels.
In norway. Mar u. Bsplsmla Msr,oa. axri
10 sts~, Mar .,ida. iafsst dssshi~r u Geerse
asi Carvlies iiiil. Axv.i mooths.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20

Walter wcllman. the well-knowu
new spaIsr man. l. shout % lead party
on a ssarvh for the north pole. livery
b0dy Woald know, from ths plan % the
work and the rush With which he pro
pose. o. carry Il out, that Il = news
paper enterprise, not scicniitc eNi--
dition. lle will not spend a year 90 tNo
In preparation aud then winter Ia The
ArCtic rvgions tsiofe starting for The
pole. bat PROPOSES 10 start this spring,
make q bold dash for the pale, and ~
hack Ia civilization again by the fret Il
November. II everything works veil.
Of cours@ thyrc are q great many Cnn-
tingyug,- in The way. bat b. understand.
fully what they are. aud has made as
complete preparations o. meet them AZ
possible. u l. "a bold undertaking, hat
the grt-thsre quality l. characteristic II
newspaper enterprises, sud Il Il possible
that wellman NAV hang his cap CA The
snd "a the earths axis next August, and
GONE back hsforv winter "a tell "a about
b..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20

A woman Gs years old walked and
dragged hand sied Into BelfAst 10 miles
from her home the other day, looking
fos the o,srseef Of The poor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20

The Argus attacks the senate hnancs
COMMITTEES for putting ~ T'sr cent duty
ON bananas among IT. amendments o.
the Wilson bill. IT. arguments arr Ic-
culisr, Tor a D,mOcratic paper. Tbs
duty "Sould hAV, the sficct Of paCti-
Cslly destroying a fourtshlng trade, Ia
whiyh large amounts % American capt
tai are Invested. aud which giyes cm-
ployment a. thousands 20 people" Hut
What right has Democratic COMMITTEES,
IN constructing a tariff tor revenue only,
90 consider any question % Industries 90
American CapitSls Then the artlCle
gues on 90 show that this would - done
without hcneftiug anybody, a. the
banana l. not grown anywhere la the
United states" n that l. the case,
~hat morr appropriate article could
there b. cu which "a lay revenue tariff
WHY shoui any DcmoCrai, With hi.
platform before him. OhieCt to duty.
even heavy duty, on bananas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
xkw ADVERTISEMENTS.

IIsmna a niskssll
Prs.t-sta. - Rsstss "a Hssisws.
t.s-.king fhruugh.
4 Mas tast tiN a VISTA
frsssitltu Noise.
4 IN 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20

cornell sophomorrs. la the attempt "a
have some "fun~ In the line 20 haging.
lst cut quantity ~ chlorine gas O.
hfyak up freshman assemhlage. ~
the result several % the freshmen suffer
cred severely. aud an old Negro servant
woman was sufiOcaied aud di-d. Nov
q Judge. Who disgraces' the name oi
Forbss, tells the grand jury ~ho are "a
Investigate the matter that STUDENT.
ARE Dot % De- ensured severely aud
b~yond al rrasOn for FAULT la ~Llch
they NAV Indulge. aud which have BEEN q
custom from tim. immsmorisl Ia their in-
situations. To the average mind that !.
not only q peculiar bat = dangerous aud
rernicious doctrine. LIT the boys have
their "fun," and u consequences ars
fatal, dont bs too hard on them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
bonn.

In Lowell. Mar s. 10 The ~if. ofw. =. ros. .
sse.
IL Lowell. Mar. %. " ne vifs % Ca,iss
10 Assies. Mar "a. ~ The sifs 81 JesspA
Gra,eis. trp~ts.
10 Pow. S.,. .. ~ 'ss -''. OF cA.''-. l.
smith. o daughter.
10 rsI,.. N.. .. n the -ifs Of E'sra Rob
In SeT.sy. Mar 10. 10 The vito u hsriu
lie assissIi. N'r SD The .,fs ofc. v. Ain,
q ssn.
10 Lels'. MIN, Nr. 4. 10 The site u rhso
isrv Nus. daughter.
Ia rsr.. Mar. !. "a ,hs vito 81 n %. Newell. .
10 Ios,li. Mar. s. "a The .is Of wins :. vos, .
soa
In stsesham. Mar. .. "a The uifs % &. &.
Fisnsisr.. o daughter,
10 Nesth Ramfvri. Mar. u. " The vifs ~
ChAs. y. silver. 9 daafhiss. >sn. frsc..l
In Norway. h1 :. :" The sifs OF hirs"
MII<ft. o daaxhtsf.
ia Ssr.sy. Mar. :. 10 Ne -iis Of Peter i'.lsr.
o dasshtsr.
Ia Norway. Mar 9. 10 M .,fs of rr~i
la wil..a'. nIn.. Ms, .. 10 The of. Of n A.
ssor.r. dsaShtsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20

n 80 many Kind. % exceptions are Ia
BE- made. In bshalf 20 politics" or dis
honorable tradition, oar criminal code
ought 10 De- revised 10 conform TO the
custom.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20

Another peculiar construction that
may b. put upon an Illegal act Il sug-
gvstsi bV the statement that the assail-
auts % Marshal Harmon, al the Blide-
ford election, ought "a sct OF easy be-
cause 70 was J-.liicai ofence. In New
Nork they are Just having recovery
whether temporary OF permanent can
rot now b. known-irOm that hes.
They are beginning 10 punish for Poliii-
cal offences there
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20

On the scth ult. The Lewiston Daily
sun began is second volume. The firsi
year 20 IN. sans existence has been a
very .ucCsssful one, financially as veil
a. otherwise. The management has
teen given a most hearty support by the
people of LEWISTON and Auburn, ~ we'll
a. throughout the state. The sun 10 4
member 81 that grst ne~s association,
The Associated i'ress, and typhogrsphi-
eally Il one % the hsndsome-t papers In
New England. Th- SUI has now cir
ealatlon Of over 300 copies, aud st the
low psic. &c 81 90 q yesr ought largely
10 Incrrase it, li.t during Ga. coming
wear. Address TIE sun, - Ash Street,
Lexiston, Milne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20

The patience and persistence % Broth
~ Has and his co-laborers In hehNlf ~
the Maine lumber Interests ARE remark
able. Mr.. Bsss has once been Ia Wash
ington 90 appear bsfOrr the ~ays snd
means committee Ia the endeavor o. 80
cure a tax ON lumber. The appeal ~ss
unhee,ied. and the Wilson bill a. passed
by the hogss provided Zoe free lumher.
Nov Mr. Rass has been "a Washington
again "a make an appeal ta the senate
Committe "a pat tax Ga lgmhet smons
their amendments o. the Wilson bill.
Vet Il l. understood that the Dill - q
leave. the committee viii have lumber
ou the frcc lit the same a. before. ihs
Democratic committees arr not hec'ling
even Dcmocratic appeals this year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
BURGLARS AT WORK.
uIE rOsT OTFICE AT HIRAM AND sroRrs
AT EAsI RRowNfIELD ruE sCE>L 90
IuEIR OPERATIONS.

some time during Thursday night
MOnrOe BoyntOn. postmaster AZ Hiram.
Nas awakened by noise In hls store,
which contains the poet Office, aud over
which be sleeps. Looking through =
peep hole be discovered q man going
through the money drawer ~ the post
Office. Mr.. Boynton dressed hastily and
crept out to arouse some 81 the neigh
bOrs. lie soon returned with assistants,
bat In the meantime the burglar had
left. lie got away With some fifteen or
twenty dollars worth % plumber,
The same night the store 81 j.. X.
Giles At East Brownheld WAS entered by
breaking . pane % glass In the front
sindow. The money drawer MAS pried
open aud 40 or s15 In small chsngs
~as taken. There we're no bills la the
drawer and the safe was not disturbed.
They ransaeked the store somewhat but
took few II any goods. The poet
office Was slso entered aud rsnsaeked,
but Only few oneccnt stamps we're
taken. The store room % A. X. iiill Ia
the same building was entered. but nc
money ~ss found and mn goods are miss
Ing. 4. l.. Brsdbury's store VAS slso
entered. but only tao or three small ar.
ticles are missing. Entrance ~as gained
10 each % the buildings by breaking q
pane of glass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
siNeLE CoriEs.

siasAs C.tls. % ths Iswecr.t 90. fsar ceet.
sqh rhsv wili - msissi On Fs-eiptet prts ~
a.. pehll.hsr- 90 for ths convenlsnss ~ IsAtrva'
.tn. crt,is. - "a e.rh l.-us have bssa pAscsi 90
"a. A ths foligxtns plare- In The tounty
- Uth Parts. t.sfry's uras ~torN.
ShaTtsfs nrug >tore.
N.rws, >sye.' bug ~turv.
nt.k0ekl Alfrssi Cox. fg-tsnAstsr
tryeears. AZ Lsss. ins@fss' UNIV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
CHANCE COMMENT.

Temperance soclesiss sll over the Land
unite In celebrating to-day. March 30eh,
to s0th birthday of Neal Dow, the "fn'
Tier Of The Maius law" Thc man whose
birthday has thns become Temperance
holiday u undoubtsily fsnstic, In thu
sense that Garrison, Phillips and theft
co.workers were fanatics, bat they arr
the kiud Of fanatics the world media
when The cause % teaperance has mads
the advancement that, despite oil HIN
drauscs and dnwbscks, u must make,
and sobsiety lnstsad Of the saloon holds
sway over the iand-wheu community
which lives without liquor 70 the rule,
not tho sxceptlon-hlEhest aud brightesl
amoug the nance Of the "fanatics" Who
are honored 10 the pIoueers In the Eres'
movement ot reform, viii shine the nams
Of Neal Dow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20

rsk~s ,-silss YEAR n pail .sr,ssly IN sl,.s"s-
oshsr~i-s tiss year. si"gs c"fs-
ApssNrtssxs~r. ,-Auisxsl s.issrsl-s.snss sre
xtvsn thrss ean-ss utive tn-srtions fer w. ~
Inch IN lsnxth ~ celumn- sreust ce.t~e-
msls Wan lssaL usa.isss .ni yearly sisersis
sr-.
Jpn PRINTING ,->e~ tyJs. fs-s pre--s-. ssrsrn
Vswvr. expsrtencssi wefk~sn ani 40 fst.s
coasbins H. male IA. department Of car ea-i
ae.- osmplsss ani pvpaiAr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20

Il IL exirvmly amusing. The Demo
Gratis have become fully convinced that
some way must he devised To put stop
TO hllbustering, and that members must
not be allowed 10 remain In their seats and
declare that they are absent by refusing 70
vote. bot how 20 remedy the evil 10 tbs
an of them roundabout, inef5estlve and
some Of them subserslve of The rights OF
members. Tbe simple, natural, Logical
method Of deciding that msn ls present
% part Of quorum when be 10 actually
present, u not taken Into sccount, be
cause &c WAS originated BY "Csar" Reed
hut the Democrats ALWAYS manage "a
get around eventually In The Republican
position, aud they will finally follow TIN
Republican pr-c~deut In this mstt"r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
NOTICE.

Tssss yin be On exsnisastsa eftrscksvs % shs
Hsrsh q, q 70 4. :. an psrsss. as.isiss {:
.eseh e ~ toys thls spring. sp ssqsssssi - b
xf. wxpGx, s.p.r,sss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-20
South Paris.
OPTICAL GOODS
Looking Through

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nI yosr siski b. .ssls.ilas 2 COZ.
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ssai i.pair.sss % saShA W u.sly
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els s,ss disrsssss nvslry ssd g.
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OT.S. Richards, 0Ddcial,
CONSULTATION rxxx.
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The Republican journal., 1894-01-25

RocKPoRT. The stable and ell of Mis-
Henry Coles house was destroyed Sunday
evening by fire. Two families who occupi-
ed the house We're absent Most of the fur
nlture was saved. also a horse. and sleigh
which We're with difficulty got ont of th,
stable. There was an insurance on tile
buildings.
IHoK&DIkE- Tile following officers of
nifty Lodge, F. ana A NJ, NAM, been eject,
eu ana Wall be publlcly il stalled Thursday
afternoon. Feb. 18TH: +. =, Webster, " Nj
A. II. Higgins, S. W. c. P. Hntchins. J
W.: I. S. Keene. Treas j. y Tilton. Sec.
T. +, Shbles. S. d.: Grlnnell Morrison. J
D- 4. !. Watts. Marshal Z. a. Ward s s. /:
D- y. Clark, !. S 81 X. MrManus, TYLER.
SOUTH MONrvILLE, q. II. Kandal has
been confined IA THU house for the past tNu
weeks wth " grppr..- south MNnrrill-
Grange Mll present the drama Entitled
The Turn of the Tide" lit the tirau.re
hail Wednesday evening, Jan. 3lst After
tile play collation. will he served A.
pans Will he spared ta make tins a verv in
te1esting occasion tor both nld And valnr.
0nte delegation fIln tlH~ tiraAg4 ;ttt.tgel-
rd the Poiaana ttaM4c at Belmont auH H,-
rniT NrrY Interesting SESSION. MrS ,iaHm
MCINTYRE NJ Belfast slalSe VI th,. @huIgh laSr
sunday AFTERNOON tN II Nrry attrnt4Ne Attii-
enee ana wv -Nrses.ed the wish tbr -Ne
might speak To Us again at an tarly date
Rev. > Burton wiN preach Ill TIE rIt,r.l
nHNt SUNDAY evening All are cordially ft-
The Republican journal., 1894-01-25

Perth Amboy, Jan. ~ Arrived sch VIII
ne Lf Newton, Coonhs. Savannah.
FOREIGN PORTS
Deal, Jan. is Returned ship s. D. Car
Teton, Amesbury. London for sydney,
y. S. W
Cienfuegos, Jan. s. In port sch D. H.
Rivers. Colrord
Pernanbuco, jan ID Arrived bark +. y.
NJ Smith, Hooper New York,
Matanzas, Jan N IN port bark Lizzie
Garter, Dyer, disg. sen. Olive Pecker, Hall,
Havana. Jan. IA. Arrived sch Marx "A.
Hall, New York
Singapore. Dec. -. In port ship Henrietta
for New York
Rosario. Jan. .. Sailed bark John S. En-
cry, Wooster. for Riachueio.
Shanghai Jam - Arrived ship GOV.
Epblt, NEW York
i Hafeh, LanraStrr, for New York bark
serrana I'M Watrrhause from Whampoa.
arrived lWfh
MI i'larr-, Mart.. E,.e n Arrived sch.
narfirA La~k Stetens New lor>
HlrnifS Ayrrs, p# Y Sailed ~ch- Nin-
',RS MN Wax
y Iiti.na. jim rs. Passed previously
'rk ie'N A. Niehois, Hong koug for New
! cork.
MARINE Nj, fiiAsN
SfaiFu Iro M Hr ieS n MIMI, -ffp
tAH 'aharn Kaitiuar if4aH NtMy arE.
iNHt l. t@T ilnA kWU@
lis H+N aa~ht LNeafrf #aIiHFHy f E4tE.
Fly i3H ~HsFrr Will ilNF~Y Nu4fs.
AFttt4ilf- iHirlla tHif h f#aH Na C,f-
EnFinf HUH IN awrf C.. H NeM Ar ,
f@tt .tHllA lt,neH tw0 4st6af If
-igl A3s'i 'S i''et ,u leusth mal Q0se .I4l
i"rt lhe-Aouts an f-la5 lal +. s,Ut.,.A
5'lt'lt il4.ti'- = ilN AliN Nlle WfNl~ -u4i ~ ..l
The Republican journal., 1894-01-25
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.


IN was making ~rain blast which prelnit+
tnr~ly di~ tHrgea. throwing him " feet. cnt
rinE Niln vely hallY. one tNe is totally ana
thr 9thes alfQest hnl
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H. ,,.,,,,;...l NJ, fl p,.l..+. s,l.,,gl >,
tl, S.-L ,n,5t5,. jfStri,., has ,1ns.a Tbnr.
,u,- sttr,,r5... ,.,,..y ~ Nv a,,} Mr. trn4.st
Ya,i+,sr.s re..rti, ,,Yfr,., ,n,,al..a vei5,,a
iu.,,,l,. 4.s.4,n},ltl4 4nd 4niav,d \ nj,asa,lt
,.venime ,sIi1Il4g ft,l mlayi1- gafItts IS. Il.
NJ AASwarrh. wiH l.Hs been confined to the
faH~. wItli III rripp.. il ahnnr antiii.
Adelb.l.t Hull N III ,nov. her4 fr,f,i s-st
Iiockl,ort ana Will nc,unv the VIM. Hall
,,l;,,r Tine ,irar,la. and dance at tht. kana
hail was we'll attended and lutte a success.
p,-,.., H. w;1,,, ,,,ui ,.i,:,
,n,...,4nr at Ia nr+,t, ,.l.s+.r MIN II,
lotl IN h4,~r +ro,t,l, s,,ed III va.,r. ,,a-
.,w an,l rwa III Fr,nl of Rns+on a,3 F,..a-
,n.,n af e:l..n...srar ,r,.;, f,', ,ar1+
eonpanv II The season was In attendance. At
tlle 18th annual Firenen's ban Of Deluge
Engine Go. Thursday evening. There was
rafr.s,,,,+s J. .h ,,l. u
+. Buckley was floor manager, With &. G.
Homer, F. y. Beazely. W. +. SAWYER. r.. H
Googins, Il. "A. Robbins. D. ID. Partridge. u.
,,,,-',n i, l.s,,
i,
~. , ,.,
80 iiaN
IL M - - - = 7 M II s.
I, N e''o"' n .ons i.ioie
sil. II,
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NORTH sEAKsPoRT ITEMS
Gilman Smart is dangerously iii.

Mr.. Gilman Smart is dangerously ill.,
The sick ones recently reported are con
valescing.
Mrs. Joseph Roberts Of Brooks visited rel
atives in town Saturday.
There will be a social hop in Maraen's
hall Friday night, Feb I'd.
Capt. and Mrs. Geo. f. Chapin visited rel
atives in Prospect last Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Scribner of Brooks was at
W. l.. Mathews last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. +. 4. Ward Of Prospect were
at Capt. G. E. Chapin's last week
Mr. and Mrs c. E. Wentworth Of Waldo
visited the family Of II. T. Scribner last week.
The Republican journal., 1894-01-25
sea.sport Locals.

w T. u l+liHt'll Is III btiSItll buying HpTStS
for this market.
A. +. Nickerson & 90. are shipping large
quantities If hay
Ice in the harboI has not given any trouble
u navigation thus far.
Benjamin Muagett has secured a situation
AT the Fexcroft Exchange.
The Congl. society will hold their annual
fair and supper Feb. 22nd
Miss Ella Devereaux OF Ellsw worth is visit
ing Her uncle. Elisha Dunbar.
Nh, Fanny Fitznaurice u Putnam, Conn,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs Wehher
H y Edwards has Opened at E-land Falls
Trerr4 and provision business
ctpt. /. +. NfcholS j Buckspert made a
slaet Visit tp friends if town last week.
spseai meeting of Mariners Iodgp next
Ta~-4.lN evening work "a The "a ,ls--rp-,
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rht coming Summer