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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11


Our January sales have passed
all precedent for the portion Of the
month gone, but with greater stock
this had to he. The necessary re-
ducuons are not yet accomplished.
Our silk stock shows $4,000
worth more on hand than last year.
We cannot allow that t. remain so.
Therefore we prepare to give you
Il 46c. sale Of Silks. these are all
full pieces, not remnants.
One pieco Heuluope Illuminated TaGe,a
Nilk, nItu dainty black rms 20 inches wide
46c.. from SO.
One piere Back-Grouul China silk. gi.h
coiored cgure. % inches wide. 4d'., from
ono piece sol,d-ColoreI Garnet China SIX,
- iu-hes woo. 4G-, from a..
ono piece Lavender CHINA SIX white auc
ularG c.oser-leai Design, 49,. from S''.
one piece tan color crepA-de.ign Ch.nc SIX,
&C., from so.
one picee chm SIX. - inches wide. black
ground with white agnre, &c. from So
On" piece GRAY and White striped china silk,
22 Inches Wide. 49,. from 79c.
Ono piece DaIk-Green China six. with mar
row satin -frir-. &c, from Sc.
ono rlece Em'nsu'e China SIX, - inches
WlIe fOc.. from = b.
Al. llr sl.l9 China sir 13r. now.
Seven pieces China SIX IN whlte and black,
l'ue AMI gold. gray and white, eiliuenre
and white. io- yard.
ono EIr.e navy Blue and ono piece tau Ben
cgnEe, 23c.. from SOC,
Our books for this department
cal. for $500 worth more Of Cur
tlins than they did the same period
Last year. Perfectly willing you
shall ct the benefit Of our over
purchases. Its our mistake, you
are the glincr
The entire stock h1sbeen moved
down to the first floor, centre aisle,
rear.
Just q few price hints
go pairs Nottingham Lac Curtains. 30 ya5ds
long. 40 inches wide pretty design-' g ones
a. ta,r, Imitation Irish Point in Ecru, sI.5o
aIHIr. from 90.
d. pairs Imitation Brussels oct Curtains,
Sl.Jl, from $500 a rnir.
81 yair- limitation Antique Curtain Scrim,
Centre Lace aud Inserting border, sl.1J,
from PIP per pair
- pairs ImitatiI GutpIre Curtains. : yards
long. extra nelyv. - pair. from - = pair
pairs Point dtsprt Curtains lulled-odge,
tH5U. fc0m $3.50.
- pairs Imitation TanboIr Curtain, yards
long. e., from $500.
10 pairs real 1amhour Curtains. claboratoy
cmtrcif. rcd, were 400 a pair, now -
pair
= pans s rall Irish Point Curtains $40
now.
q pairs 5000 irish Point Curtains for 800.
- pairs Handsome SIX Damask Curtains,
ID ~ f- Dol o. I'D b H De- : ...lI
go pairs six StTpc Madras Curtains, $3.50
pair. from $3.50 and s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11
ASSIGNMENT IN RElosvlLLE.
Probably No Loss TO Crcditors-Bank Earn
Ings Were Ten Per Cent.

RFIDSVILLE. y. G.. January lo.-(spe-
clsll-John y. Hufiines, dealer In dress
goods and furnishings, made an assign
ment to-day. appointing II. Il. Scott tr7is-
tee His liabilities are not yet made pub
lie but the impression - that there VIII
b, but small loss. II any. to crelitors.
The annual meeting OF stockholders Of
In. Bank Of Il .idsyille Was held to-day,
and.the net earnings for the past year
were shown ia be 10 per cent. which
amount was carried to the surplus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11
Tho InternnI-I;eNenne Onice.

Collections at the Richmond office have
been comparatively small since Christmas
ON Tuesday the collections here We're
s. COZ ". and on yestcr' y S602)9S.
The registration Of me Chinese goes on
slowly Collector Ryan reports only
twelve registered here up TO date. Neither
Norfolk nor Petersburg have. as yet
reported any Chinese registration. Each
Chinese registering is required 10 leave
his photograph with the collector and
this is pasted ia the registration book,
along with the Orientals papers.
Mr.. BENJAMIN W. Lashley has been
appointed storekeeper and gaugcr for En-
poria. Brunswick county. IN the place of
moved The place pays So per month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11
John. sent on-Mr.. Langford Fined.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VAI January 10:
(Spcoial ALLY Johns, accused Of breaking
inc quantity OF goods therefrom' was
tried In the Police court yesterday ani
sent on TO the grand jury. Mrs. ,. NJ;
I.angfor1. with whom Johns boarded was
fined so and costs for receiving the stoi' u
goods. n part of them having been iound
Leneath the bed-clothing In her room.
The remains OF Mr.. G. B. Davis VINO
died az his residence. near Woodbridge
Serferdav were buried az Scottsvile to-
day IL leaves wife. two sons. and a
daughter
W, r. Wingiield was elected president
and Charlie Harlan vicc-president Of the
Naseie Literary Society.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11

RICHMOND, Va, December ~. 1893.
VHEFOURTH REGULAR ANNUAL
i meotin; - the SHAREHOLDERS OF The
Old DOMINION BUILDING AND LOAN ASSO-
CITATION. OF Richmond. Va. will 10 held IN tho
Hall Oi the Chamber Of Commerce, Ninth and
Main streets, Richmond, Va, on TUESDAY,
January 30. 1894, the date fXed by the Dy-
laws, and at L. ~. CARLTON MCCARTHY.
secretary ani Treasurer.
j. TAYLOR hIlYsOS, President DO 2o-td
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11
GOV. CARR HUNTING.
REPORTED EXTENSION OF THE CAPE
FEAR AND YAOklN VALLEY RY.
Use Of" Piatc Matter" In Raleigh to Come
Before the typographical Union
4 Gas Explosion.

RALEIGH, y. g.. January H.-tspe-
| cial)- Governor Carr left today for
Georgetown. S. g.. whore he viii take a
hunt in company with John u. Whtford.
Of Ncwbcrne
The report Is brought here today that
| the new owners Of the cape teir ana
YadkIn Valley railway will extend It
northwcstwarl from Mt Airy. AMI from
| Bennottsvnle to Columbia.
Sheriff L. W. Parker. Of Chowan coun-
| ~, to-day made fun settlement OF
State taxes, paying in &.H"%.
Tho question Of the use of plate mat
| ter by newspapers here Is 70 - before
the Typographical Union. Heretofore
none of this matter has been used IN
| Raleigh.
CHANGES.
Quite a number OF changes have hocn
made in the directory OF tho Curalcigh
phosphatc-mills. r. II. Ranry Z. II.
Briggs. ana T.. y. Daney retiring. aud
Y. H. Moore A. q. Holiday. ami W. T..
Mcrrlmon taking their places. There are
also changes at the Caraloish GOTTEN
mills. +. o. M1riug. j. X. Chamberlain
anl ". II. Pace retiring and q. j.. Root
r. D. Rauey and vs.. j. Hawkins De-
coming directors Both these mills viii
make n good showing as 10 earnings.
At O'Clock this morning ,here was
loud explosion At the gas-worKs. AMI
fir, alarm was sent in "a few moments
later A Water-cap In puriiNinS-l ouse
blew Of. the house filled with So. "hich
exploded. blowing out the windows. Inc
damage was trliug. as the hIc vas cN-
tngushed iu minute.
BAKER HORTON.
Al Christ church This evening Mr. Eve
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11

Those tiny. sugar coated granuleS are thC
smallest in size and the easiest To take. lh'y
absolutely and permanontly cure CoEstlPa
tion Indigestion. Sick Headache, Bilou,
Headache Dizziness, Bilious Attacks, and
all arrangements Of the nver, stomach and
hnMels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11

RICHMOND, "a, D~cen Der -, lfJ3.
THE ANNUAL MEEIING OF THE
h STOCKHOLDERS OF The UNION BANK
or RICHMOND VIII b. held "a the First Ma
tional bank iuilcius on THURSDAY. january
n, 1924, at Il O'Clock NJ.
}. - REASLEY,
Do 2S-td (GsaIer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11

an letters ana tr'ccnms must he adj
dressed 70 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
beNctcd communications Will not be re-
turned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11
MIR. Harter's Bill.

We return thanks 70 Hon. NJ. ID. liar'
ter Of Ohio, for copy OF his Dill 10
maintain the solYency Of the Treasury
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11

VHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 MeMLEL~ o. TIE MASONIC HOME OF
NIRliNIA 81 a. heia @, tA- Masonic Teinp'a
en- fdt h>oAl nc llth instant, 70 o'clock
L. ii.
~ order OF tue President
do 5-'d JtIIi ~TKiT>. ea.retr-v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11
Remember,

we are closing ont FIVE HUNDRED
REMNANTS OF DRISS GOODS,
such IA Silks, Satius, Eeiyets, Serges,
Henriettas, Cashmcres. WhipcOris,
Ginghams, Calico, Outings. etc, 1t
frees fixed 50 very low
IN. 800. I..,-.l O.. a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11
Brussels Lure CUTfuiRS.


pairs elegant Silk Tapestry Curtains
at 81 II pair. reduced from go.
pairs elegant Silk Tapestry Curtalus
at SlJ a pair, reduced from $50
pairs elegant SILK Renaissance Cur
tains at s23 a pair, reduced from $40.
pairs elegant Tapestry Curtains at
81. a pair. reduced from go
pairs Chenille Curtain at $40. -,
were 3lS.
pairs Chenille Curtains at So,'3,
were SlJ.
pairs Chenille Curtains mt Sri0'
were $l3.
pairs Chenille Curtains at 500,
were $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11
ReHlcHlbeF,

Gcntlemens Smoking-Jacket- and
Drcssiug-GOwns arc being closed ont at
FAR UNDER COST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11
PROF ESSIDN Al.


IAMES LYONS,
- ATTORNEY AN0 COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Qaw-Onice, No. > State-Bank building.
RiramouI, Na.i,
practices IN all the State and nited States
courts IA Richmond. Deeds aui Wills carefully
prepared. Acknowledges ana depOsiuous
taken. Collections promptly made ard -
nittei. ap 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11

MEETlNGS-SrcOld Thursday.
MTTR0P1LlrAN LODGE. NASDr-
MARSHALL LODGE. KNIGHTS of rfIHIA~.
JEflBESOS LODGE. KNIGHTS or PirHlA~.
NtN0Ht~IER L0DIE, ENfGuI, or FffbiA5.
SECTION 80. POP. KNIGHTS OF PilHIAs.
UISEs LODGE. ESIIHTs up FYfHIAs.
ArR0HA IoulE. ODD-FEftoNS.
ROASE LOp5E. ODD-FELLOW-.
HKNptE-ON lodge, Cup-fEliOW1.
YAKIMA Tribe. RID nEN-
M.STFO THEE, Etp ntN.
VfRGISIA LODGE. gNfGu1s 0F HoNnd.
OLD pOuSlOS LODGE. GOLDEN CHAlS.
A vs.. Gn>N COUNCIL. JJSiOK ONDER UNITED
ANEPTrAN NECUASfts.
VIRGINIA CnECIANE, UErTAsoFU~.
ST. PATKICk'~ BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
CyNIHUs CHOW, pRrIus.
MONROE GROVE. DRrID5
IEEI0nCg. TOSTL
!FFFERSON LODGE. GOOD TENrLARA
STUART UOHsE GrAHu7.
COMPANY Do. FIRST VIRGINIA REGfHFNr
VIRGINIA LODGE, sufkLp or HONOR.
ViRGISTA COCNCff, EOYAI ARCANl 81.
BFIyWEHE COUNCIL. EOYAi lrrAHrA.
lICUMNNu ). ~. G.. ]. 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11

All persons who have resolved To ~9}, -ouI.,....
the wear 1891 are invited tocon-icr tae de-iubl.
~t.lm.t Stock of THE Old DOMINION BJ HIDING. A..
LOAN ASSOCIATION. which !, sold under '.
regulations: \ subscriber pays 81 per ~aar..- .'
fcc and every month thereafter sixty cents per -..
illustrate: Taking ten shares the subscriber Vog.
entrance fee OF So and then every month thereafter
pay S. During seven years the subscriber would p.
%50N, and IL is estimated that at the crI of char p..,
ten shares will bee worth In cash $1,000 '1l.HI. a.
For particulars or further information c.I
CARLTON MCCARTHY
Secretary AMI !..~.r
No. SOB ]aH -tt.'
Chamber of Commerce. Ba
j. TAYLOR ELA-oy. NomnH y. ENu
President; Ni,,.r.-..
Directors: j. TAYLOR ELLYsoy, ions :. Er.,i.
PrRcEIl, NORMAN Y. R>NDolru FRANK r. NrII'>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11
THERE'S Discomfort

) DiSCONFOKI
pain and gripping, with
the usual pills. Take
Or. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets, and there's moth
INK of tia kind. You
regulate the dose accord
in 20 your needs on'
little Pellet for a gentle
Inactive OF corrective
three for a cathartic-
but it's all perfectly easy
and natural. And the
help that comes IN thl'
way, lasts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11
RcHleNlhcL.

We are closing ont our entire stock OF
BOYS Suits, Kee:ers, and Oyercoats 1t
discount OF 40 PER CENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11

We are closing ont our entire stock OF
IaIics' and Misses Wraps, Capcs, and
jackets at
30 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11

Having sold out the small lot Of
soiled 1ea-Cloths and Lunch Sets our
stockman had time to Gull ont FOR Mon
days sale. W. have gone through the
stock and picked all the remainder
aud placed them on the Linen Counter,
and Will continue the sale a, loss tiil
they are all closed ont. Here's the list /.
one 81 Tea.Cloth for jec.. Wa, 81.
One 81 Fringed Tca-Cioth, G9c., was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11


il you want Clothing. because we have
It and don't want it, AMI viii exchange
our stock for cash at figures wholly II
the buyers favor Come and see fgurc.
that have felt the knife, ami goods a,
tempting is ~ offer Of dollars for halves.
Wen haIye our p'i,es So you can have
anything You want in our stotk at q
figure thai can't be duplicated IN tnii
county. Don't mis-, the haleiug sale OF
McAdams ~ Berry aud como when We
have nothing left for you. Whatever
dollars you have youll get the most for
them ly buying from us.
TFTrAf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11

ono piece genuine English Printed
Cretouue at lie. yard. WAS 2Jc.
Three pieces at l9c., were 3uc.
one piece at 2jc., was BE.
Three pieces Printed Bedford Drapery
at ljc. yard, were %.
Three pieces Percalino Drapery at
PC. yard, were l6tc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-11

lmh ls-Sa,Tu&Thl mi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-22
A ascoRp OF FIRES.

The past two or three weeks has been
bad time for fires In this part Of the
country, from the big Boston hre which
swept over several squares TO the fore.,
fires which have swept over considerable
areas of tlmber lands Ia Maine.
Of the forest hres, probably the most
disastrous have been some which have
ragged In Franklin County, In Lang
Plantation, Dallas, Coplln, Eustis and
lssdington. These fires called out about
all the men In the vicinity To light. and
seriously threatened numerous farm
houses and settlements.
Fires 10 the vicinity Of Hastings have
burned some lumber camps aud consid-
cradle timber, but Hastings, though
threatened, IL safe. Other small fires
have been started In various parts OF
Oxford County, but none that have done
very extensive damage.
Fridays rain Was about a. welcome,
To lumbermen a. we'll ~ farmers, as any
that ever wet down the thirsty soil OF
Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-22

the Are department, said The city bed no
bill. VERY generous Indeed. Thc prompt
sction Of the Lewiston and Portland Dire
departments doubtless saved thossAnds
Of dollars worth Of property.
The selectmen have purchased four
ton safe Of The A. II. Berry Shoe Com
pany, to take tho place Of the ono Lost IN
the firc. Ills . big fellow and when
new coat large sum Of money.
Vernon n. whitman, Colby, ~, has
been offered the princlpalship OF Calais
high school, the place made vacant by
the appointment Of Prof. Frank Johnscu,
NJ, To Coburu Classical Institute. Nj.
whitman will probably accept, Gays the
Portland Prcss.
Irving Frost hes returned from Boston
and Il at work for ]. y. Bolster.
A slight nre was discovered Thursday
on the roof of the box shop In the shoe
factory. A general fire alarm WAS not
sounded however. The IRE was soon
extingulsheSi by the shoe factory PEG
ple with the firms private hose.
The safe lately purchased by the town
gives the town fathers much trouble,
lnasmuch az they cannot open u. a man
will be- sent from Portland Monday To
assist the town authorities.
Il IL reported that Z. u. Cummings a
Sons have had very iattering oiftrs to
90 to another part Of the county To 10
cate their extensive plant. For the pre-
ent they are considering the proposition,
and In the mean time will erect tempo
rary buildings In order "a dispose OF the
large amount of timber they have on
hand. Every effort Will be made to
keep the firm In town, and II IL hor'~i
that they will finally decide tn rebuild
all their mills on even larger scale than
Il kefOrp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-22
s.s..a Congregational Dss,ssss nspssii-
,aa Ssa,sasisa.

The RspubncAns % The >econd CcnsTc--ionAl
pt.trtrt % Msins. cutnpo-sst - The tsuotie- 81
Ap.iro-...stn. Frsnknn. knos. Lincoln. 90
ftri Ant >sgslsbf-. arV frias-tfsi " ssni les
ssts. D. q oonseuticn. D. - he'll 81 Aueurn HAll,
Aubarn Ne. on rue-isy, Jane Sh. lss. al !
,s'rk-s . n for the purTss-s - ncmihsiins q
eansiktatr ~ - supteFts-i "a ~ Ssptetntsr ess
tinn Zoe Representative - ths ssih toasrc-- ~
ne intel state- AMI al-o b. .ssst q District
toinmittss. rhs basis - rvprs-sststion VII ~
.. felhs~- tarh civ, to~n AMI plshlsuon
Gill ~ sutitlci D. cns dslesats. AMI Tor esh
-ssentv aee vslr- east Zoe ths kfpubhcsn esnii
,isis Cor t.ossrpof In l-ss an siiitcnal deez AZ
ant fsr frsction ~ forts vuts- la eNoe-- ~
-sxsutv hve Vcts-, AidtionAl desEsts
Narassi.. IN ths dslssAtion % Any CIV. ts~u 90
plartatian esh ~ dils.t only by rv.lisnt. Of tse
1ouutv On which to Nsrancy sNi-ts. The W
pabnran Di-trit Cummittes Gill - IN -s--loh
at Auhurn liAl. Auburu. a. ~ u'ch-A. n 90 ths
daF 20 M UonNention. fur the purI-s-s ~ rcssf
lns cry-isntiAl- - dslexats-.
Per orler krpubliran ni-trtst tonmittss.
Vt CORR. ActinE Chairman
gcskahi. Ne. Mas I. is-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-22
SOUTH PARIS coNoReoArlosALisrs
grcEivE A GiYr rRox riIr LArE Mss
N. 4. rDgrER.

AZ the clo.e ~ the meeting on We'd
ne.dsy evening. May 10th, Mr.. q. ~
Porter announced that his late sister,
Miss N. A. Porter, had given Ia the
First Congregational Church. South
Paris, the sum Of one hundred dollars
the lniercst only Ia be used for preach
Ing. On motion of u. ". Bolster, second
Ell by Deacon Henry fobes, the church
voted 90 gratefully sccept the gift Of the
late Mary Ann Porter. and place on rec.
ord ts high esteem of the dcccssed and
beloved sister. who, for hfty-four years,
had exhibited such intense devotion "a
the Interests Of said church, and had
been 90 widely known and loved for bei
sterling Christian character. Resolved,
further, that the pastor have placed on
the church records the church's appre-
citation Of the kindly consideration OF
our beloved sister. ss shown In her es-
teemed gift Of siOO. aud her life Of
marked Christian love, devotion and
fidelity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-22

EAST OXFORD LOCAL UNION.
The fourth semi-snnusl meeting of the
East oxford Local unIon, y. L. :. &,
y. will b. held az IN. Congregational
church, Albany, Thursday, June g
Programme
loca Prayer ssr,ics. LII By tls President
los Ns~. fres Ne ss.lssls-. Nv ths ss.rs,.ry
II "a. reyie rhs {. Y No'io' "fOr Christ
ant tn Charvh.
a. rhs Adssstsss ~ ths 4. " >.-iety
u ths snail Coantry ,hulsh. 60,
ks,. Ls.lis u. wuh.s. t.iissd
az rhs Bensnt. u 4. D.. LscAl Union
NJ : 4 IIa.Ly. MeshAhls Fall.,
Di-as-ioa % ropics.
ATrsKSOos.
as >sryks % Prayer.
ges. tahnishs-i Ba-ins--.
rs Tspte ~ouas Ohjestios. that have tssn
Mae b. 4. n. ant lIo~ AB.~srei,
nv. ,. o. Rsrry. West sumnsr
as. rOpic Hoe osa L, D. >.slst.e. al
Saees Gels hinEie@ u ns w.ssii
10 fhrOash The frcu.etlen ~ es--i
Citizenship. Mr.. ,. q. tsshrthT. bsthsl
~ Throaxh Larger Cenosption 81
ne Mi.siSa ~ ths tharch IN ~
w@,,l ~, ss' l l.rss. .s' .; III 'A'i
Dl-eu.-ioa % rOpbc..
tvt>ISe.
u. frai-s an.i Prorni-r service.
Lot BY A. L. Palmer. ks-s >s~nsr'
a.. Qesstion ttox,
M ". N. Eastman. Hast Sumner.
-s. Topic rhs NAlss % m Cea-ecrstiSa
Ssryics. Rsy. o. :. hsieoat. Norway.
How can The Conservation service 10
lmprOscif M. b. 4. Chsmbsrlin. bsthsl
~. Con-esrstion service.
Lei By Nr. E,aTts W. Poai. Albany.
Half fares on Grand Trunk and Port
land and Rumford Pals Railways. CoD-
yeysnce provided from Bethel station
To Albany and return, for pastors aud
delegates, IN each society viii kindly In
form Mrs. james bird, Albany, how
many are 10 attend, aud on what train
they will arrive.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-22
SOUTH PARIS.

Geo. T.. Tucker has Improved hls
place and the highway BY The consfruc-
ton Of a sidewalk In front cf HE rel
dence.
A report Of ths Norway IRE psblished
Ia the Lewiston sun contains . statement
implying that the south Paris savings
Rank loses s3s,0D by the Burning OF
the Norway tAnnery. tbs fAct 70 that
the hank has never had over $1,000 In
vested In the Norway tannery property
and come payments have been made on
thls amount and the hank stlll owns the
large and valuable lot 90 land upon
which the tannery wss located and the
branch railroad thereon. TIE loss. III
any, cannot possibly he enough 10 AFFECT
the soundpess of the hank.
Advertised letters In the South TArls
post once May 3ist; Ida Heath, l'rof.
W. y. Thomas, y. q. FLANDERS.
Edgar Henry Il quite alex with rheu-
matte fever.
J.f. Plammer is gaining quite slow
The Epworth Lssgue ls talking Of =
big coDeert soon. lie ready Tor u when
II comes.
prohibition county convention May
"a. At New Hall. south Paris.
There will be q memorial sermon
next sunday at : DO r. n, In the Baptist
church.
4. T.. Bucks dental rooms viii BE-
closed from May -, ill June and.
Certle Giehar,ison returned home
Monday from Portland. where she has
been stopping the past fe~ months.
The sous Of Veterans hold their re-
gulsr meeting Friday evening; "
hopei there will BE- a full attendance To
prepare Tor Decoration Day.
Herbert Powers and wife, and Charles
lIersey and wife. will visit Newry this
week. They viii try their luck fishing
In Bear River.
The rain storm Friday aud saturday
Was the beet thing we have had for the
country since Cle,eland's admln's'ra-
ton.
-Four new house. are slresdy In prog
ress, and others are contemplated.
%. ". Royal |. In very poor health,
and has been confined to the house
about four weeks.
y. u. Bolster a 60. have just put Into
tntu Ntlltf ttu uthi-s W ue
can suit you In quality, quantity and
price. =,
The teachers convention Was vel
attended and there were very Interesting
ard profitable sessions. The Congregs-
tIonsl church Was tll-i At the opening
lecture by PrcsidsIt II. l.. whitman OF
Colby University. There ~ere fully 80
pr,.eut al the meetings on Friday. The
teachers were given cordial welcome
20 south Paris BY Hon George A. VIII
sou. Friday afternoon the students
from oxford high school gave t~o very
pretty drills. In the evening lecture
va. given by Rev. X. J. Ilsughtou. sat
urJiay morning the teachers took barge
ride To Norway. Among other things
Ia Saturdays session was q talk on
science In the Public schools by State
Superintendent Luce. some OF those
present we're Prof. i'urington of y arm
lngton, Prof. ". j. Corthsll OF Gorhsn''
and Hon. y. 4. Luce OF Augusta.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-22
pEQSONAl.

The plant Of Turf, Farm and Home
now Published AZ Auburn, Il 10 be ~
moved To wster,ille, aud John W.
Thompson Of Canton, the well-known
writer on equine subjects, has accepted
the position of editor. Mr.. Thompson
has been connected With the American
Horse breeder % Boston for the past
year, and has been previously connected
with the Turf, rsrm and Home. Mr..
Thompsoa u an unqaestioaed authority
on horse matters. and the Turf, Farm
and Home does well 10 secure him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-22
..r,nLIcAN soTNrY CONVENTION

TIE Rspuhncan sutsr. ~ Oxfori Coanty, are
r,-lus-ts.l ~ meet IN oonyentioa AZ Ne ,eur'
Hoa-s. Parts mn On Tuesday, Juhs Lab. lss.
a % o'tl.k a ~. fur ths purfss-s 81 nouinath.
sanlitiats. f0f the foiiuwinE orcr.. Wa. Two
>saataf-, Cuunty TrvA.urer, tcunty Atiorpsy
tuunty Comuni.sloosT. sheriff. tlcrk % Coors,
Rszi.tsrs - IA-.-is for the Eastern AMI We-tsfu
Registry pistrtrts. Alsa b. cbs-s-s Republican
tuuuty Oummittes.
rhs Na-is 20 rsprc-sntsti.n ~il - ~ feiios-
ksrh t1~n AMI plsntatian orxsnlss,i fer si.stissn
puft-s-ss siil 10 snttls<i D. ebs teefAts, AMI an
ashiltioBal ds. sAts for ever - Notc- east for
ths kspuhllCah Sansitiats tor tsoferbpr IN Nc
slsstian - -, a majority fraftiDn ~ ~ Netss
~tfi also entits IN tosn ~ an siiitionAl dele
sAls.
Ths Rspuhican Coasty Committee Win u In
ss..iun Al tn Hubbard Iiou-s a 0'cksk On Tie
utorning - ths eonNention. ~ rccsiNe the ere
dsntiAi. % the desgNtss
fvrorier ofths Esrabllcsn Ceanty Co@mliiss-
n y. SMITH. Chairman.
rRs -sssrAi Luwus AMI Plantations vii - en-
titls-i - m sams numlsr % tsls<ats- A. IN We
>tats 1onVenti0u. scCoriins o. ths ut Aptseici
O. ths cal al-TNe.