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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

Teacher Of Piano. Organ and Harmony.
iiosr and half hour isssess. Terms. Is And 30
cests per lsssos. Ossthiri discoans
v...,.... On ell 'Asss ns''e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
ALBEHr u. PARK. Register.

To the IIoporable Boari Of County Commis
sioners Tor the County % Oxfori.
We. the underslsnei, ssi.tmsn of Huckheli
by ,iftss Of unanimou. vote ef the ihhsbitsnt.
of Iiuckhsh st their Last annual March meeting
vspsstfally represent that pablo conyenisnos
ani nece.siiy rcjuire- that certain hills 90
highway lesiing from Vast Basknehl MEETING
house ~ Hairs bridge, 80 eslle.i, Ia ssid Buck
deli, shoaki 10 srsslei. Wherefore your psti
tionsr- pray that your Honorable l-ssri vii
meet al some convenient place near sshi rOuts
AMI becsssity rc.luires.
Backhshi. ut u, is.t.
A.P. WbNNtl.
W. o. ruHkIs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

Police Justice Patrick Diver Of New
York got into q bar room brawl fes
nights since. and came out % u With his
countenance somewhat dishgurcd. lie
had the grace aud good sense Ia forward
his resignation "a the mayor Immediate
~. hut do you Tor a moment think
that the resignation will be accep,eds :
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

MARRIED.

. In el,e.a. oc, Is. to the wife OF George N
bennett, q son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

To the Honorable, the Court % County Commi.
sioaers for the County " ONfori. neat 90 h
holden In 'aid County of Oxford. h fari.. %
the iay % Dt, lss.
We the unier.iEbesi. -sectmen ~ the town oi
Norway. In saii County. On pstition of \. ID
Andrews ant fourteen othsrr, lsEal yoter- OF
aail town of Norway. representing o. u thai
the tyunslAfie. % the highway Running from
OSfori line In nortieriy spi wes terry dirv. ton
~ anil through Norway village 10 the outkt oi
running from Main street near the Congregational
church In Norway village % Paris line near the
fair ground. have bscome douttful. unoeita'n 10
bo.t. bswby request you " apIolnt time o. he ~
the psities Interested AMI examine and Law cot
sAid highways and canse dul able monuments u
he erestei 81 dshbe the limits % sah ways, as
provide In section 10. CHAPTER j.. Revised Stat
uses of Maine, and direct the same % be record.
ci aosoriing to Law.
Date'i Al Norway. SEPT ., lst,
10 CROOkER, lselcctmsn
q. W. NykRsON, Of
EE WITT, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

OXFORD, .. At Court % Probate he'll q
Paris. within and for the County 20 oxford, OI
the thiri Tuesday % Dct0lsr, 4. u. ist.
Ou the petillOn % Dru.liia % Nslksr. gsariiaI
~ the estate 70 fktD :. MALkIR. Of Lowell
In .Aii County, praying for hosn.e ~ ssll an
convey certain real estate lslOosihx ~ saii -
tate abd de-crit-~i In her Psiiiion on nIs In III
probate once
OsbsRHp. That ssil Petitioner give h0,ie'
"a al person. Interested, BY causing q copy ~
mi. of,isr a. ~ pablishei thru. weeks suoccs
.is.ly In the Dhforl I,-mocrat. printed al Paris
In sali County. that they may appear az = PRO
hate Court o. IL hohisn A Pars. In sali toun
", on the thiri Tuesday of Nov. neat, az nine
oclosk IN the FORENOON, anil show osu-s, n ans
they have, Why the same shOuli not ~ Erantsi
GkO. A. WILSON. Judge.
true oopy-atte.t =
ALBkgr u. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

The TRANCE l. In q very prosperous
condition and numbers 10 members
seven have been added the past year
They have recently purchased = nrN
LIN banner, and have = good library
which Is FREE to all members.
The ladies' relief corps will have one
% their famous suppsrs NJ u. " u.
Hall next saturday night from q to .
o'clock-lO aud Is cents.
"A. Lambe will visit New York sd
Boston this week. Ills daughter Mar,
will accompany him.
Their, will be work In the ID degrcc Al
odd Fellows Hall next Thursday night
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

Enthusiastic bicycli,ts have spoken %
the time when the bicycle rider aud the
running horse should have their records
hung out tide by side, but they have al
way. termed their vision ~ Glimpse
into the Future" Last "Wednesday
John :. johnson rode mile on b.
cycle. on = straight course AZ Buffalo,
y. Y, In I rs -, beating by tenth ~
a sscond the worlds record Tor run
ming horse. Think Of a. \ man pro
pslling himself faster than horse can
run Il il the most phenomenal per
formance Of the year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

Oct. -, 1871.
iLyA suuRrLEFr,
WA. A. fROruISGuAM,
HENRY D.. HAMMOND,
WN. y. THOMAS,
y. DAYTON BOLSTER.
wa. j. WHEELER,
GEOEGE ". ATWOOD,
JolIN y. PLunNEI,
j. A. kENNEr,
CiRUs \. TUCKER,
y. u. NONEs,
&. y. TuBRs,
PRANK A. DASroRrii,
CuAs. I. HATHAWAY,
Z. y. ribbon,
HoRACE CoLE,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
,TATE DI MAINE.

CouSrt or OxroRD, 81
ItoAri 90 County Commissioners, sept. Session,
lsct; he'll by sljOurnmsnt Ost- u, i-4.
ufO> the Foregoing pstition. satisfactory evil
ienoe having been reoslvci that the pstiiionsr-
are responsible, AMI that inquiry into the msr
IL of their application l. expellent, IL IL Oh
DkREb, that the County Commissioner. meet a
the house ~ A. l.. Dunn In Bnckhehi. on the
9Th day % Nov. neat, 81 10 The closk An, and
thence pr-cei o. view the route msntion.
81 In ssii pstition, Immediately amer which
view. q hearing % the parties AMI their VII
be-sss will te hal h some convenient place
In the vicinity, Ahi such other measures
taken in the premises AZ the Commissioners
shall judge proisr. AMI u :. further OkptstD.
that notice % the Tine lacs ansi purpO-e of The
Commissionsr-' meeting afOfcssid IL given 20 al
Irr-os. aud corporations intsrrst-i, by causing
sttestei copies of ssii petition AMI ~ this orisr
lheron ~ IL -er,~i upon the tlsfk ~
the town % Buekneki. ani Also po-ts-i up In
three pubic placs- In .ski town. shi pabli-iss.i
thrve weeks suose-siyely Ia the OXFORD
Democrat, . nsw.papsr printed al faIi.
In -aii County % ONfori. the hr-t % saii
publications, AMI each of the other notice- 81 bc
male. -sr,ei anil po.tei. az least thirty days he
fov aid tinse of meeting. b. the spi that all
Ierrons AMI corporations may then sni there
appear aud shsw cau-e, ~ any they have, Why
the prayer % SAIL pstitionsr- shouIi not bs
ATTnsr,- ALBERT :. AUSTIN. Cierk.
A true copy Of said psi,ion AMI crisr Of court
thereon.
ArrI.r,- ALBERT :. AUSTIN. Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
DEAN % MILLETT
a. Pieasa., street,
YnEEpOu NOTICE..

OXFORD. 90 al . Coart % Probate bell a
Paris, within AMI Tor the tounty OF Otfof'
oa the thiri Tuesday % O,t.. 4. ID. iss.
Cynthia X. morrill,. h,ins pre-snte'i
certain Instrument pary:tinf " 10 ,ns a.,
LATE of sumner, In sAii County. decreased
having prv.snts-i the same for Probate
OsDsHtD. That the sail Istironer tive n"
the 81 n y~r-ons lntervsts. by casing oopy n
this order to - pabli.hei thrrs wesks sa.sss.
lively In ths Oxfori t,~ma-rst printrt ~ FARE
he'll % Paris, In sah County, On tbs thiri Tues
day - Nov. neat, % nine o'clo- In the foFrnoon
AMI .hov eaa-s. IL any they have. shy tie sab
in.trunssnt shoat Nd 10 pr.,ei, arpro,..l an
iecsA.ssi. and that Cynthia y. Morrill,. 10 ~
pointci s.iministrsirs with The viil annssei.
GEO. A. WILSON. Jaife.
A true oopy-sttest :
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

The Pesry expedition steamer Falcon
l. thought 20 have been lost Al sea,
somewhere between l'hlladelphla and
~. johns, NJ. Three times she had
sailed into the Arctic seas, she had been
engaged Ia sealing. and had many times
had her qualities severely tested; but
nov. like the gallant old hearSArge, she
seem. to have succumbed Ia ignoble and
inviortau. nisfoFfuue
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

Sstiss 81 sssssa Nsstiag 81 Cssaitsss
- 1sssissssy.
T., IN. creditor. 80 It>tsbR N. cox. of>or~sy
la the Iosnty of OsfOrl ani sAts % hAlse
lnsol,snt Dvbtof.
Nou are bsvby notihei. That With the AZ
pro,ai % the Juir- % the Court % Insolvency
Dor ssii County ths ss,oni Meeting of ths
Cr~iitors OF saIi ln.ol,ent IL appointed u
10 he'll at the frohais Court rom In
Paris On said County on "Wednesday. the ilst
day ofNov.. A. %. ls<. 90 hine oclssk In tis fore
boon. Noa viii govern yoar-sl'e. so."rilnziy
Given un.ier my hani AMI The orier % Coat
this lith day % M, A. %. tss.
ALBEKf q. PARk, Register % the Court Of
Insolvency for sAii County % oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

OXFORD. &c '-Ats Court % Probate hsli II
Paris, within asi for the County ~ otfori.
90 the thiri TUESDAY % TIT. A. ID. I-s
On the t-titioa % sIl,su o. Muis % Istisl
pfayins tor the appointment % %. Am MIL. ~
hsthel, as sduinistrstrix % the estate 81 >sl.on
doceA-s~i
ORbrsAp, that noticc % tho forvxolhs petition
~ pahh.hs-i Tor thrive s.sk. surrs-.isely. prior
b. tho thirt Tae--isy 30 Nov. a. %. lsst, In The
O,fori Ismsr.i prin,ei 81 Parts. In ali
toahty. - -,
Atue copy -attest
ALBEgr u. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

OXFORD. sat- q Court % Probate he'll Al
Paris, within AMI for the County ofDkfori, on
the thlri TUESDAY % ~, 4. 10, lss
On the pstition % MDsEs :. MOuIrO>
aimr. of the estate ~ ISAAC L. fRtNCii. lais
20 Porter. In .sid County. iecess~i. praying for
ncsn.e o. ell AMI coayey esrtsin roal e.tats
l<lon xiRx ~ .Ali estate ani ,le-crlsi In NJ.
Istitloa on dc IN the probate ofioe
OhDkkHD. That the ssli petitioner give notiss
~ all person. Interested. By causing q copy II
si,ely IN the oxford Democrat. prints.i AZ Paris,
that they may appear at Q prObate c0au ~ IL
he'll At Paris, 90 The thiri Tuesday ~ Nov.
show oan.e, N any they have, why the sams
.houh MT bs Eraatei.
GEo. A. WILSON. Judge.
A true copy-tti..t =
ALBERT u. PARK, REGISTER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
; ALBERr :. AUSTIN. Clerk.

- ALBERT :. AUSTIN. Csrt.
copy Of saii petition AMI orisr % oour,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-06
An Important Land Decision.

Furnished by w. D. Harlan, land attor
ney, Washington, D. q.
The good faith of o settlement claim ii
not impeached BY absence from the lant
to scrn money for support of settler'
family and to purchase the land.
Assistant Secretary Of Insurance.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-06
HANSON FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

On October 1st, delegates from botl
Republican and Democratic parties Of this
district met in convention on the even.
ing of that day ana /the situation was
canvassessed abont no,linating n r,esl-
Der Of the house from this district. Var
ieus representative citizens of Ward, Will
iiams had been CORES pou2ed with pre-
viouslv, or conferred with on this cccasinn
but seemed unwilling to make the RIM
as the time was so short. The name Of
Herman Hanson was presented and
also the name of other prominent citizens
of Mclean comfy who declined for the
same reason. hut after reoeated urging
Mr.. Hanson finally agreed to enter the
race.
Herman Hlnsor Of Turtle Lake. tho
Independent committeeman from this leg
islative district: on Industrious farmer
and vide awake citizen will he presented
for the peoples suffrages in November.
a monster petition from our citizcus fol-
lowed the nomination. aud was filed in the
Office of the Secretary nf State. Friday.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-06
FOR SALE.

Thres hundred and thirty acres Of good
farming and medow land located on the
south shore of Turtle lake. Section 26.
Twp. l47 Range 81. will be sold on reason
able terms to suit purchaser there is a
large meadow bottom from which there
can be cut 100 tons Of hay each year, a
good dwelling house and stable Snd a
never failing we'll of water. Absolute title
given. ser further particulars apply to
owner at Turtle Lake. PETER MILLER.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-06

Judge Winchester opened court at the
court house IN Washburn, at 2 O'Clock, p.
m., October 3rd; but there were no cases
to be ected uponAnot even citizenship
paper to be issued or acted upon. The
Judge was accompanied from below BY
Ex.Commissioner johnson, of the Painted
woods, and both returned the same even
ing tsward Bismarck. The Judge as
usual, had some good words to say for
Mclean county, which he regards as one
Of the most law. abiding counties in bis
JUDICIAL district. 8,5
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-06
murphy for Representative"

"The Reporter-J Journal does rot make
practice of nominating men to rubla
Office, or of debating to the voters whc
should be nominated. but it gives US pleas.
ure this week to mention gentleman for
office, who is we'll qualified in every re.
spect. Ward County Reporter-J ournal.
If the Major is SO popular why not
nominate i'll the District ConYention and
not simply by his personal newspaper
organ. District Convention, and not news
papers are in the habit oi nominating
candidates for the legislature.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-06

Tho editor Of the Steele Ozone COM
plains that he did not receive last weeks
LsAprn but instead some items cut from
it, furnished by letter. The one who sent
the slips should have sent the paper. The
LEADER is mailed regularly each week to
the Ozone.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-06

William Reuter-, of Turtle Lake, is a
pronounced Murphy man.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-06

Mrs, Peter Miller and her daughter Miss
Kitty. cane in from Turtle Lake, Wednes-
day. Miss Kitty took Thursday mornings
stage for Bismarck and from that place
she goes to Duluth, Minnesota, for the
winter.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-06

Taa steamer Bachelor passed down from
Elbow Woods, Thursday,
Torchon laces Hamburg edsings, Grape
ruchings, Right Place. Coal Harboc.
Jeans, cottonades. cessinets, ducks and
denins, Right Place, Coal Harbor.
Crockery and glassware, Right Place
Coal Harbor.
Underwear for gents, ladies and children
Right Piaca. Coal Harbor.
+ Cow hi,:e cpnts. logging snd rshe.,
Right Place, Gtoi i!a'o
Sowing machines a.se: shot gun, Right
Place, Coal Harbor.
Tents paulins and wagon covers. Right
Place Coal Harbcr.
Mittens, gloves and sox, Right Place,
Coal Harbor.
shawls and cloaks. Right Place, Coal
Harbor.
Hoods and facinators, Right Place, Coal
Hsr5or.
Martin Hagan. of Painted Woods. start
ed up for Elbow Woods, Thursday.
William Reuter-, of Turtle Lake, is
pronounced Murphy man.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-06
OFFICIAL.
OF TIE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
MCLEAN COUNTY.

WAsABrR,y. n. d.. Oct. ]. 1894
Board OF County Commissioners met
according to law.
All present.
Ada B. Musseu presented her bond with
Theo. j. Haugeberg as security. which on
motion was acae ptad and approved.
The county sndi.or prascntcd p decree
from the u. S. Judge. ordering thN follow
ing taxes cancelled for the year 1890.
All tho land belonging to Northern
Pacific Railroad Co., in Township l46
Range 80.
All Seetion 7, township 14s. range 81.
NWli and E1 of section 13 township
1876 range 81.
All of section 1 and N1I Of section, 5
township 145, rango so.
All of section II 10 25 90 81 33 town
ship 146 range 81.
All of seetin 3 5 Z II IS townshi p
14G. range 80.
Nw1i section IS, township 14s, range
80.
All of section II 19 81 township 14G
range SO.
E15 of Section 25 township 14G, range
SO.
All of section 90, township 14s. range
50.
NJ. and sEl4 Of section SO, township
146. range 50.
Sell section j. township 14G. range SO.
sell section II. township 1l6. range So.
All of section ard NJ of section II,
township l46. range So.
SCI. section II, township 1t6. range s3
E15 section 23 townalip 146. range SO
W1s and Sc! Il section 20, township 1916,
ranges3.
NJ of s1l and NJ section 81. town
146. rsnge SO.
All of section 1s township 146, range
S4
All of section II 10 81 2527 s5. township
1916, range Sd.
All of section IS Is II l9 81 % 25, town
ship 147. range so.
All OF section 27 80 81 SO IS township
LAT, range 80.
All of section 13 II 10 81 rs 81 town
ship l47. 81.
All of section 80 80 So, township 147
range 81.
All of section IL Is IL 19 21 % 2b q 20
81 30 35 township lat. range SO.
81 section 79 II township LIT, range s3.
Ali Of section Is IL 20 % township LAT,
range S3.
VIZ of section Is township 147 range SO.
E1s section 10 township lat, range S3.
s1s section II township. 147, range 81.
All OF section IL 80 township 147, range
"a.
Nels J. Olson presented his report as
Justice of Heace for quarter ending Sept
so. 1894, which was accepted and approved
and warrants ordered issued as follows:
Jamos Heath, sheriff fees, Stats VS.. Un.
known horse theft $11.o0
Nels J. Olson, Justice fees $3.Go.
On motion the Board adjourned to
October 9, 1894, at O'clock a. III.
October 2, 1894
O'Clock a. M.
Board met.
All present.
The following bills were presented and
allowed on their respective funds.
Hans Holtberg, hauling plank $1,000.
j. p. Peterson, county judge months
salary $500.
VIM Reuter- erroneous taxes 1926.
L. NJ. Wallin, postage and mileage 1856.
L. Casselman month salary as auditor
$65.0o.
L. Casselman, postage and express 8
months $1,000.
Steele Ozone, printing for county treas
urer $3.50.
On motion the Board adjourned until
10, 1894.
LAURENCE CAssELMAN,
VIZ 2g Cnuuty Auditor
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-06

Inspector Brown of the Northern Pacific taX
department, was doing business with the County
officials the fore part Of this wceS. left for Elm
Point, where he crossed the river into Mercer
county.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-06

Plenty of snow and rain for fall blowing
Mr.. Satterlund took trip to Bismarck
Friday.
Will present our candidate for the 29tl,
legislative next week.
Rubber ceats and Mackentoshes, Right
Place, Coal Harbor.
Full report Of. "ast' convention and
speeches thereat, promised for next weeks
| LEADER.
Serges, suitings ladies, cloth waterproof
cashmeres, henrlettas and dress flame Is
! Right Place, Coal Harbo..
All wool hannels, outing fiann.ls, cotton
dannsls and shaker fannls, Right Place,
Ceal Harbor.
Eiderdowa and tazeldown away down
to the Right Place, Coal Harbor.
Sll for hunting 'unkrown horse thief
Now how much for distributing bust up
convention" circulars ? Come now. jug"
Nine-tenths of the people in this county
approached on the subject signed the pc
tition for the nomination of Herman Han
son as candidate fer the legislature from
this-twenty- ninth district.
John Parks and his son Jay wore over
from the Dog Den. Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Parks, ST., is nominated assessor on
the Democrat Independent ticket. while
Mr.. Parks, jr, was nominated commits
sioner for the Third District at the Peo-
pies party convention to day.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-06
Republican County
Convention.

Met according to tho call and tho Ger
trail Committee examined the credentials
and the convention was called to order by
Joseph Anderson, chairman of the Repub-
lican County Central Committee and
Laurence Cssselmar, secretary of the Re
publican County Central Committee read
the names of delegates who was entitled
to seats in convention as delegates;
Nettlc Creek
L.. A. Carlson.
o. Il. Wing.
IS. A. FalcOner.
Washburn.
Hans Ioltbccg
Ole Everson
Andrew Peterson.
August Wahl.
Erick Anderson.
y. II. LindstrOin.
'eSeSa''S, SgSn !S. Allen.
Cllls. Brady.
HOncOcx
James L. Tower
u. w. Pcnnell
Noah Solenberg
c?sa swan li'7SHi; %iiSerg.
OScer Salsbnfg
Chas. I. staley.
Allan Mcdonald.
Jomn J,onlr saMnelsnn. SMltnfsa!l
1nyersolI;
Nels o.. Herrid,
Frank +. Swanson.
Turtle Lake.
II. c. Nygaard.
Henry Bartels.
The Convention nro, eeded TO nominate
county officers and the following ;s the
result:
Treasurer 1G 4. .Hsesi 5. Kohser. :'fl''''A'
Register Hisei of Deeds luxe Luxe iIe's' Hskes.
Clerk Hai's 81 'co cosrt 4 & 6 IssSssai' kanerd.
surveyor ulyyo iaSrence r n,s"s Smith:
Ho% snsSele ASSESSOR ASSESSOR 81 o?na asi B!sr!ct t
Swan Hs9son eomissioner q, aa srd sst bst
ioseph ANDERSON stice o. Of Tie Tie Peace eace
john Elliott Ssiee ustie Of le Paace
John Peterson Constabe. Const..,,l,
Charles Peterson Constable.
va, ' u,aa a.;o AZ .,,,,s ooas.aus,
.,.a.aa ~. ae,s s0 T.;.,at;' WV
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r. a. l & eo 1 In +,
OF Every Style and D5scrspliou al The
B @ STON Cl- HING NOUS

Where small amount Of money will buy q
finer, nicer fitting and more du-zaI1I5 suit on
clothing than from and other house west OF
the Twin Cities See sign OF tn Boston, cor
ner OF Main and Second St., Isls1naroL
ALEXANDER L'IOMlIE, Prop
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1894-04-20

To those who PURE BONE assurey
headquarters for this article We purchase the best material
and grind it here the country the factory where
patrons see the dsintegang time This
Bone worth dollars ton than much of the low priced
goods represented sold for Pure Ground Bone
If quicker article in the Bone line
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dsovng renders soluble and ready immediate
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Ground Bone
Our NATIONAL which has
so long enjoyed high reputation for all is goods that farmer
can purchasing if he wishes thoroughly compee
tz 1t combines all the essential elements
considered that potash required
always safest add these this goods
on the spring crops.
and from the that we have customers who have been using
right along and observation
this goods that should be used liberal the spring
crops This is also complete" Fertilizer.
Our POTATO PHOSPHATE well known 10
ton for the potato this we'll many sections
assured all farmers potatoes apply
pound This preparation has competition
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Do not fail before purchasing sat
isfed it will pay you well to dose.
E. A. CLENDENIN & BRO, Colora,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1894-04-20
Painting the Town Black.

The negro women of Elkton if the
reports of the Elkton papers are to
be relied on appear to run the town
after night fall. The Democrat
says;
A number of the negro women of
the town frequently half drunk,
and whether drunk or sober they
use the vilest language loudly upon
the streets. On Saturday night
two weeks ago, about midnight,
they had a racket on North street
in which the oaths were screamed
at the loudest pitch and last Satur-
day night wordy wrangle on Main
street, right in the centre of town,
was followed by a set-to with fists.
This is under saloon management,
and contrasts "contrarywise" with
the town under prohibition. And
to think such ''carryings on' right
under the ''snute' of the sheriff,
deputy sheriff and bailiff, two
Justices of the Peace, twenty
lawyers and the Court house. Too
bad.