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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
HEBRON.

Saturday, Feb. ~, WAS the coldes'
morning for years, Ice below.
Arthur Cummings has broken nve
cola thls winter, and has several more
engaged.
Dr. J. u. Robinson Of East Sumner
Was st church sunday.
Mrs. DIR. DOMAIN spent few days ~
Auburn last week, and her mother
Mrs. Thompson, came home Win ne'
for . Walt.
The students had . lyceum Wednes'
day evening of thls week.
Mrs. Addison Maxim, who has not
walked q step for more than two years
has spun nearly three skelns OF nics
warn, sitting In her chair q the wheel
Mrs.. Maxim IL cripple from rheuma'
tam, and q great sufferer all The time
hat goes about the house In her wheel
chair and directs her homework and doe
most OF the cooking. Shs 70 wonder
fni example of patience snd cheerfuincss
doing ali she can for her family.
Mr.. and Mrs.. NJ. y. Cushman OF tort
land are Waiting at A. u. Richardson's
Rev. w. II. Clark and ulfs OF hechan
lc Falls we're ct l.. Gurneyt ana Y. -
Trips Thsrsday. W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
THH OXFORD BEARS
the oosNos o. the WICK m All
SECTIONS OF Tat COUNTY.


uerHtl-
several from this place sttrnded the
ThorUe trial st rsvis.
WIN. Kendall Of Meyhanic fsiis has
moved Into his fsshes's house an Main
street.
The texn reports have beeu out for
some time giving the voters q good IDEA
of whst hss 5ecn done since Last rear.
The Acsdcmy scholars are enjoying
the tvo weeks vacation. The teachers
are At their hcmcs but will return the
last % this week. The prospect of =
large attendance and satisfactory work
foe the spring term is very good.
The Ccngregsilcnlist chapel Was
crowded with people last Thursday even
Ing ,o witness the "llving pictures" and
10 sample the ice cream. Everything
vent nnely; the pictures we're true In
detail aud color, the lights were perfect
Nv arranged and the "cream" VAS sold
before all hail enough. The president
Of the IAdies' Club, Mrs. IIerrick, de-
serves q great deal 90 praise for the sue
GEES of the tAblesax. Mrs. Gehiing aud
memher- 81 her musical club served the
rvfrcshmeuts-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
ROSeuRV.

March CONES In like lamb.
We can spprcclaie spring weather
after the Arctic weather ~ the past week.
cur town report Ia out. IL shows
quite debt on our hands vet, but Ne
have wade,l through much greater ones.
They pay big bounties In Byron.
Joseph ConAnt has promising colt
that he 3. brcaking to harness. she has
a cro.. of Daniel boone blcci.
x. n. swain. 81 The trm Of swain n
Reed, has been 81 nj. home al Iced. for
= time, but is back nov pushing the
dowel business.
The very ne.t dog Tor = farmer or
drossr IL the scotch Collie, bat they are
hard to find and costly. ANY one wish
Ing 10 obtain one from Registered stock
Al low prics. can be put In the Wy OF
finding one by communicating With The
po.tmaster hsre.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
SUMNER

NC. Ford harvested his ice last week,
The cold wave struck Labrador last
Friday. sunday morning the mercury
Was 2. below zero, the coolest for the
winter.
4. N. Pariin aud wife attended ths
farmers institute held az Canton Mon
day, the 18Th.
We learn there were about 10 At the
sing at &. X. Newell's Thursday night,
Feb. I'D.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. l.. sturtevsnt visited
AZ 4. Burk's In Hartford last SUNDAY.
Thomas Cline. Il stopping At 4. u
Tuitle's for q short time.
4. l.. Morrill, has returned to Patter
to settle up his affairs preparatory "a
moving 20 this town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06


The lecture on the Loot Arts on Satur-
dsv evening, by Prof. L.. e. Batemsn,
% Sesrsnont, Was one % the most in-
tsr,.iing and Instructive that We have
heard for many years.
Mrs.. George W. Babb 10 quite low
With consumption.
Mr.. Darius X. Lewis IL alex With heart
disease and lung trouble.
The l'ythlan sisterbcod Ia prospecting
aud IN. some thirty mem,-rs.
The Methodist class-meeting IL held
on Wednesday evenings st Mrs. Chicks
AZ East Hiram.
The several parties are pulllng their
wire. In anticipation Of the big battle on
Monday next.
The last cold spell drove the mercury
down Co 90 degrees below zero NJ I'ercy
Richardson's mill. East Hiram.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
GRAFTON.

last saturday Was very cold and
clustering here. Some men working In
the woods ssy Il Was the coolest day
they ever knew. Hut sunday morning
II VAS much colder here, bat without
the wind 81 saturday. The Thermometer
showed III : below zero.
The rag fever has struck Grafton snsi
seems destined to rsge fearfully. IL
looks now as though the united force at
doctor. Of oxford County could not
check Il. II IL bound tn have its run Of
thirty DAYS or more.
Fred lanes. at work for G. y. Ryer'
son, got hurt badly hya falling tree.
James Bartlett. Who has been two
shedding for II. T. Chase, has taken hi'
team. out Of the woods aud gone home
90 Bethel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
eROWNpiglp.

SATURDAY night Was the coolest Of the
winter.
Al 10 republican caucus held March 1,
The following nominations we're made;
Mcisrsiar, 4. a C.iies
tsrk. n. q. ftth
rres.arvf. ~s1nasl Msrva.
~ehstn.en. z. 4. Nslksr. .. II. Aws.. W. q
~toNsf
: Cesn,lsts. o. a. Bl.ks. v. q. Eastman.
R...'i Cssml..lessr. y. n. w.lsashl
Toss AssnL. Z. 4. Naker.
Aaiitsr - Aecsauts. L. a. silss.
u. q. Dolloff gave q dne stsrecp'lcon
exhibition % the worlds fsir At town
hall Monday evening. II VAS much
appreciated Nv III Who ~ere present.
Mlss Mansfield 90 North frycbur. y.
visiting her sister Mrs. BRED rhsyer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

T.. u. Knapp has been laid up for .
few days With the grippe.
Potatoes arr Way down.
what are the farmers going Ia do Ia
pay their billst when the millennium 81
free trade IL ushercd In will there be any
compensations for usf
Perley bartlett came home from VIII
warrens camp few days ago sick, but
!. on his way hack to-day.
Miss Lola McAlllster has been sick Tor
several DAYS With bilious trouble. She
lives at John Esmes' In this town.
Some of the logging teams have gone
out this week, pretty early to break
camp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
eRvANJ,s POND.

The village schools close March y.
There VAS large attendance at tn
dramatic entertAlnment Of Christophel
Lake Commandery Thursday evening
Nearly forty came from Wet Paris.
The students Of the village school, 40
sisted by the teachers, Will give an en-
tertainment Monday evening March "
A small admission fee Will be charged
the purpose being to raise money u
complete suitable bclfry on the sehoo
house.
There will te an assembly at the
Grange Hsll Tuesday evening, March u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
WILSON'S MILLS

G. u. Bennett has returned from the
hospital much improved In health.
Ella lafsrrier came on the stage
Tuesday. and will stay with Mrs. H. A.
storey through the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley went 20 Colebrook
Friday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. W. Clark made calls
on their neighhors one day the past
week.
The coolest yet for the season. 31s
below zero saturday, with high Wind.
j3s sunday motning.
fronn ears snd toes are quite the
style here just now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
n,nls .liI AcAnIMX.

Wsa-, pleased 20 hear such good ~
por,s irum Pari. ulll Academy. MT.
lsd ". EdgccOmh have had charge oi
~ .,hool sewn weeks and are proving
% B, very efiiVient and popular teachers.
Near hslisVe that Ne are having one
= IN tr.i school. ever taught Ia the
Alaismy. HE teachers arr resdN W
dsvots their whole time TO the hesf IN
isrr.,. ~ the school by giving them The
b.si Instruction In al ths branches
taught In a nrst-elAss academy. The,
40 aok after the department OF thsii
rgpis. ~ setting . good example IN
uanrers aud culture. No school 10 ths
.tAis l. letter located, or can ohef
greater advantage. OF cheaper rates
han Paris hui Academy. The sans
teachers will have charge % the sprtns
tern aud we bope there will IL q TAI
attendance. that the scholars In the dts
irlct. aud those coming from outside
nav revive IN. bsosht of . hrst-cias'
shuul.
=. an r.r
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plxElElp.


Rev. 7. u. Payne preached here In the
church sunday, Feb. 25th, To an stten'
tive audience.
y. n. Gilcrcase has assumed position
of express sgent for the American IA
pres Company at hs ofiice here.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. n. Dexter arrived
home from Boston last Thursday.
What . change In the atmospbers
Aimee March came In aud how fast the
snow IL going
Frank s,anley's .pco, factory is shut
down.
Willis W. Waite has purchased the
stock of groceries In the Griffith store
and will continue Ia run the store.
W. y. Putnam 4 Son have hne new
pung In place of the one lately burned
In the Dunhsm fire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
NoRrhwssr Bgrbgl

Mrs. Olive Boothmsn Of Berlin, n.
H., IL caring for her sister. Mrs. Addie
Mason, who hiss baby daughter. who
came to gladden. the home Feb. 18th.
Pink eye and German measles are the
fashion.
seth l.. Mason has lately sold his
valuable colt "iaddie" TO go TO Boston
parties.
Born Feb. -, to Mr.. aud Mrs. Seth
l.. Mason, q daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

on Thursday afternoon young mare
belonging to Benjsmln Russell received
q severe Injury by being kicked by hi'
other horse.
The Republicans held their caucus TIL.
year at the town house on Thursday
afternoon.
Edwin Meserye, Who has been on the
alex list, IL able Ia ride out.
Mrs. sumner klmball IL very sick,
her friends not having much hope Of
her recovery.
A fruit tree agent called on us to-ia,
and on being told that Ne wanted nc
trees, he walked quietly and quickly
away. Il the millennium approaching
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
DENMARK.

Mr.. 4. X. Beirher, Of New Gloucester
l. spending . few days With hi. brother
A. W. Belcher.
The slave party. which WAS TO be- held
by the Rebckah Lodge on Tuesday even.
Ing. March Gth, has been postponed
until Friday evening, the 9TH.
Miss VI. T.. Stewart Of Csmbridgeport
IL visiting her sisters, Mrs. N. u. Jones
and Mrs. A. W. Belcher. for q few days
The high school began another tern
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. sarah George died at the HON,
Of her niece. Mrs. Hattie Jcnes, last sun
day, st the sge Of 20 years. she ha'
been long aud patient sufferer.
Mr.. Geo. W. Gray was drawn as juror
on the Thorne murder case st Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
1nt Ar stRlts

Portfolio 10 will appear this week aud
al, ,.atAin the fOllo~ing photographs
H. captive.
C,rien Front % windsor Castle.
Gsssral View oftbe Tower Of London.
wiaI.or castle, England.
Bg,kinghsm Palace.
An Hathaway. Cottage.
>h.asspsares House, straiford-on-
Avn. England.
Nad.ru Athens.
u.l.. q Parliament, London.
=, Mary. Abbey, York. England.
To- ,..tle from II. Cuthbert's Church
yard. EIahargh, Scotland.
chapel q -. George, Windsor, Eng-
A-I
Ia. Nss Bourss. BRUSSELS, Belgium.
NJ Horse Armory, Tower Of london,
EgaaI
%. isoce % lord salisbury, Eng
A1i
Hay-od from Cation I'm, Edin-
t.-yt ....,r.,l
- -. r.o,ton,on
tlsa.i.
To-, u- VILE, Paris, France.
Br..I.- G,sloyp. Paris. france.
p...,o. p.,i.
''A'' ''''' ~
fn-,..
D., ,hamp. Elysee., Paris, France.
I..u.r.. ,.ptr,l. Paris. France.
How To po N.
- a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
"A. ID. HAMMOND, TreasureI
pAais TOWN OFFICERS.

N..isrsiSr, Jaras. = wrisht
Csrk. " y wesslsr
,...tm.a. iIsary n. Hsmmoosi, winashi :.
startlri frsnkhn forter.
Tr~..arvr. frshk A >hurtlsf.
Jofsft.sF GhandsF 1afAnd
ii 1ommItt>., Ess A 2. Weisy, !. \.
farhs. sarVns a. AB,irvs.. y. n. fassard'
A Racorl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
RuMEORp.

Al the mock town meeting FEB. 36th
there Vas full house and Jolly time Il
reported.
Nlss George Abbot, Is working for
Mr.. David Elliott.
Miss Minnie Silver 10 very alex.
w. W. Stevens has been conhuct "a
the house for the past two weeks on ae-
count Of q lame knee.
Miss blanche Ripley spent last week
In Auburn; returned home Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
EAST BETHEL.

Ms. Pearl Elliott entertained beI
scholar. of this place ut her home IL
Rumford, Feb. 9Th. Ice cream and
cake we're served, and Jolly good time
WAS enjoyed.
Miss EttA Howe Of Hanover has .
class In instrumental music In this place
Percie Bartlett 10 attending school .,
Hsnover.
Mis-. Helen Bartlett 10 at Hanover
dressmakipg.
Miss Emma NJ. brown 10 now stopping
at Middle lntervAle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
NARYfoNo.

IT'S good tIne Cat this .cssou Of the
year) when ths hosest farmer gets tired
OF pounding on HE woodplle tn call ou
bis neighbour and have an lnnc,ent game
OF kcards.
very low.
Frank Jordan lost valuable four
year-old colt Last week.
Mr.. Julia Forbes of East nuekfeld IL
visiting her friends In Boston.
Walter liayfori has moved from Aa-
burn 20 his farm In Hartford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

po..- ,hapmsn Poster, 500 OF Judge
80 .f Esth.l, LEV. Powers, son of
,,,c,,., ,.susrAl fo~ers, 90 llcalton,
"a r,,.rt Ilsuson, son % Chss. u. Ben-
= T.r.. n North Paris, cccupled -e.ts
500 ths bsr Iuring the murder Trial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

..s. an amount % local ness IL
500 from this issue % the Democrat,
-, icons which will probably he sp-
..,f We trust neither readers nor
,,..r.,ndents wlll ~ of'snded.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

NIL Tuiichsll sells oranges, lemons
u o,,,r fruits on the I'M, coming up
f-,gusuily. ard -ome'i'ne- en~net' W
Sst,Bt .ell you any, he viii give you
= N ths hait take, he makes sale
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

~, ill - an entertainment ~
lam Hal Friday evening. Msrvh
= p-,...is Zoe the benefit OF the
-s.5.a. ruom. Ice cr~sm aud cake Too
- go the entertainment. Admission
- lI cents. Al are invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
BORN.

10 south Paris. dec Is, 70 the wife OF Harry
q. tiis. Q daughter. lhabei AFne-
In Bsthsl. teb. o, ~ the wife 81 seth j.
Ia Upon. fsc a, to the VII. ctr. p~~n,
O daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

March CONES In like q lamb.
SUNDAY morning at the lake House
the mercury indicated ~ degrees below
zero.
Dance At Ellsworth Lombard's satur-
dsy night.
brown. . daughter.
GLAND Brooks 10 II Bethel for few
DAYS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

N. .r.- - tree ysc, nation to Citi-
- r,r. shoah rad that DR..
W...lfsr, and Packard wi vaccina,e
.,tb..rsF.,. any time after March !
-, .f-rty, and that one Of the
t-,.-.u.I D. Al The Hubbard House
.i-..t., .fisrucons during March.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

n. r-m,r, school elc.ed las, Friday.
~. rrntsr ~ scholars In attendance.
A. ,,.-., uumhsr %; length of school
I4.e.s. The scholars not absent =
a. tsr.rs The term we're Mary \.
s..r. IIrIie VI. Newell, Lddle i;siclif.
Unsf Cummings and Newton 'a"-
-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

NJ. Matte Nustin ~ss run over snd
-s.h,f bruised by . team on the
~, one day last ~ces. The cause OF
~, ,lrilert appcarstO have ceen ln.pu-
II,..l ie..ness ca the part OF the driver.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

NJ. 4. q. Dane % Iosllndale, Mas,
. ,S.lilns her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
I.,ob panieis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
NOTES FROM the COURT ROOM.

NOTES FROM the COURT ROOM.
The court hnslly adjourned saturday
noon.
The murder trial jury was frequently
compllmentcsi a. an excellent appearing
jury-as good jury az has been seen Ia
long time.
The Morey forgery case goes 10 the
law court. A demurrer has been died
to the Indictment, aud the law court
will decide upon Il next July.
Exception. have been died In the
byron bear trap case, and II goes 10 the
law court-the charge of the presiding
justice 10 be submitted With the e,i
dence.
Before receiving sentence, Thorns
made an assignment nj the property Ia
his possession Ia Hon. James y. Wright
and Hon. George A. Wilson. They vii
decide upon the division Of Il.
The compliment which the byron cor
respondent % the Democrat pays u
Messenger Bsrro~s aud his manage
M nt IL . deserved one, ne will be full,
attested by all who have visited th'
court In any capacity during the past
three weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

Es, Nj. Angell lecturvd on the
.ord'. fair a. the unlysrsalist churVh
rs..iay evening. The illustrations
m,8s frum Nj. uhby's slide, wer.
49, manipulated and ,ery Interesting
10 m. aldieuc~. While Miss AngelIs
pr,Hminar, remarks ~err, ss VAS 10 10
stfs,tsi. an entertaining summary 81
H. origin and iocation of the fair. aud
~ sorkise cut % the magnificent coo-
- 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

NJ. George n. Bi.bec and Mise Mary
, R'.Nss u Buckfieid visited friends nj
P.fi. lsst Seek'
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STATE or nAINE.

OxYORD, ST. Court Of Insolvency. rhiri
Weipes.isy Of Feb, A. u. lns<. IN the nat
sr Of JOHN Y. ROLLINS. Of Beshsi. inse'
vent pebtor.
VTn ssisby erisr-i, That sesics. 10 riven "a
an ,rrsoas inseressssi IN the s<ttirmens % N
daai socoubt Of Aivsa u. Goiuin.. Assigns Of
ths above nansesi insolysnt Debtor, ~ causing .
copy of this ocies 70 BE- Isblisseh thrss weeks,
prtnss.i e Paris In sa,d County. that tsey nay
spvrar q . Court of INSOLVENCY - b hebf % ths
Probate Court Room On NE trt Wednesday Of
Mar. next, atnlne e'ciork In ths fosvsosa. and
b hssrd shsrscs, .sd sltecs y !hsy 80 easss.
ofinsolveney Csar. Oxford Cousy.
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DIED.

In Ando,sr. Feb. Harrison Grant. sse'i -
In Norway, rsb. "a. infsn, .on Of Lsjuss d.
'i In i..ssl' f.S. y. Mn cIn... oliver. .s~i
- years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
FAST PERL.
Upton.

Miss Lilly Howard was visiting Ia
Lewiston over Sunday.
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STATEMENT oF rnE
Orient Insurance Co.,

.UTlcnl lUSuI dIlC6 w.,
or HARTFORD. cosS.
Incorporated In isi. ,.-,
rHlaIs. D. wHfrI>s. rrrsiisnt.
secrvtary. JAMS q. TAisros.
uovAaD " Coos, Asst ~y
Capital psid up IN Cash. es.l"
Asssss Desssbss -, 1888.
Real Estai. osp~i by The oo~rahy' .you
LS.a. on BOD .sd MORTGAGE ,,,.u
s,s-ls ami ,-sL .~pe.i by the CON.
r s.sy: . $:,.; \ :, s,::;...,. Leu 'ss
Cash In The oompsay's Prssirsl
once AMI In bank. I'LL
fntsrr-t duo AMI soerue.i.
frvmiums In dus ooarrs ofooi~cooo, cs"'
sss ss%rs =, "a, :, .s.ia ssss.i ,siss. sipls4 q
lI.Sa,,,s.s. p,,.~hss %, issa.
Ne,.mssn,siasr.ii is..s. .sd sisi@.. sri1a o
an ss,...s.i,as rs.i.' s;ssn
Al ether dsmsnis against The c0ua-
pany. via. commis-isns. str.. s.N
T.taI amount % hshiinies, esospt
capital s,..k AMI net Surplus, 49, ~
Capital setaally psii ny In cash.
safplas hsyOasi capital. Neos
Asrr.s.,s amount % hAbihtls. In.
cls'iias net surplus, sSs'es@
Asssss ~ OsSssa Csss'y.
W. J. vvhssiss. sssth rsrts, Wstss.
seth w. Stss, Ssysssss. Msiss.
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ION THE HILL

.ol,udh day Zoe "Nsrch mee'in''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
WE ARE STILL AT 1T.
Disposing Of the
m. T. WEBB
Stock Of Clothing and Furnishings
at about half price.

lot Jersey Oyeshlrts, sold for 30 cents, now = cents
All the ~ and G5 cent 0,ershrts, now
lot Night shirts, was Is cents, now
lot Night shirts, Was Is cents, now
LOT Night shirts was 81. %, now I"
UNDERWEAR e.s than cost to manufacture.
You can buy Hats Gloves. Hosiery Neckwcar and all far
nishlngs ess than can be- bought for Of wholesale
Is Spring Orcost. that have sold for 80 so sl' and So
all 20 for one price, 81 for your choice. II !. the same WITH
our Suits and odd Pants. You buy them for les. than
cost 20 make.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

rssssr' Prsssking sssvSes On Sunday. u Iet'
An. sabbath ks.l. % a. y. =.
sr<osi Congregational Chsrvh. ttrv. u
Rltesss. Pastor. frps~hlns sssvics. SUNDAY
,ss,.. ss =, s, ,sss,s, s..ii, rrs,ss
Mesiiax. ~ y. n, Mslss-iAys reasg respss''
Nsshs.iiss Ckark. Nv. ,. %. Rslerts. rasse.
ii'@H.; serial R,sniae Meeting. iiW =: =.
Tuesday Prayer Meeting. 1;e =. ~; Glass;
Meptins, frtisy, iiNr.n.
The herald., 1894-05-10

PERSONAL.

Phil Stein and j. E Packard of Po-
mona we're in the city yesterday.
Deputy Auditor Maud has returned
from trip to the midwinter fair at San
Francicso.
DR.. Nadeau, who has been laid up
with long siege of illness, is able to be
out OF doors again.
Librarian Tessa L. Kelso ia in San
Francisco, where she will read a paper
before the women'a congress upon Lii
brsries.
Ike Barman, the cigar man, returned
yesterday from flying trip to San Fran
cisco. He visited the fair last Sunday
in company with come Los Angeles peo-
pie, and saw all of the principal sttrac-
tions.
MRS. NJ. H. Savage. wife of the super
intendent of the Indian training school
at Perris, accompanied by her daughter
Violette, is at the Hollenbeck. There
are also with her four Indian girls from
the school.
w. E. Gard. well known conductor
on the Boyle Heights cable line, received
the sad intelligence yesterday that his
brother, Horace Gard of Columbus, o.,
had been run into by an electric car,
dragged 40 feet and very seriously in
jured.
The herald., 1894-05-10
FROM ONE JAIL INTO ANOTHER
Hapless Industrials Of the Sec
ond Regiment Here.
Vinette and His Lieutenants' Habeas
Corpus Experiences.
Tho Cotton DoEberry's Com mitmsnt Was
No Good. but They Arc Hold
Undor New Warrant
TIL To-day.

Arthur Vinette, l.. Thompson, alias
Albert Thompson; Frank Kane, j. s,
Bernard. Thomas J.. Cook, F. Peterson,
g. FL. O'Brien and George B. Blanchard
the officers OF the Second regiment oi
the Industrial army which suffered euch
rsverses and decentralization since its
departure from this city that it exists nc
longer, were brought to Los Angeles
from the San Bernardlno county jail
yesterday morning, on a writ of habeaH
corpus sued out in the supreme court
and made returnable before the superior
court oI Los Angeles.
The defendants were committed by
the Cotton justice of the peace. under an
order holding them for trial on the
charge of inciting riot. Messrs. Lo uis
Luckel. j. b. Dunlap and f. Baker sp-
peaIed for the petitioners, and the peo-
pie were represented by Frank Oster,
district attorney of San Bernardino
county, and H. @. Dillon, district attor-
ney OF this county.
The proceedings came up in depart
ment four, Judges Ven Dyke, Clark and
Smith sitting in bank. Alter hearing
the petition and the attorneys in the
Gaze, the court virtually admitted that
the commitment OF the justice of the
peace who had held defendants to an
swer in the supreme court was void, be-
cause the offense charged should have
originally been tried by the justice him
self, and not referred TO the superior
court, which has no Jurisdiction.
The defendants were then ramGnded
until 8 80 this morning to permit Dis
trict Attorney Dillon en opportunity to
send for new complaint charging the
Industrial army men with riot, which
had been sworn out by one F. R.
Bright, on the 9TH of May. before Jus
tice H. H. Bingham of Cotton, and
which will at that time be passed upon
by the same three judges in bank.
In the meanwhile Vinette and the
seven other men were placed in the
county Jail, where they were held under
the warrant Issued by Justice Bingham
and indorsed by Justice Seaman, by
which indorsement it can be served upon
the petitioners in this county. if nsces-
sary. The married men in the party
were visited by their wives and rela-
tives in the bastile yesterday.