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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-22
unrrE-rniErxxx ptzcEa

A "orr Day Il r: a'y Sa Inc stsp
ers. especially bis thirt1. hrs. move owe which which
threatened to bring his roSk, yia Oh 90. Into
the position very minutsly after. each move.
and managed TO neutralize the attack eonsid-
spectators held out come hope for Steinitz.
still. when the thirty fourth moves were made.
sidsd sdysHtaas. With Ills thirty ffs S move We
P.Kt 8. Lasker seemed to get At the begin-
ping OF the end. However. some nne play fol-
stood adjourned. TO be resumed this afternoon
at 3 o'clock, Appended 10 the score Of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-22

John W. Browning. who Was Superintendent
OF the Denver Mint during the first term OF
President Cleveland. ana has resided in Col.
oFado ever since. has written to friends in this
city announcing his intention to return 20
In the old Ninth ward. browning was a Tam
many man. and was elected to the Legislature
1881 he was sent TO the Assembly from the
Ninth district, and In 1892 3 he represented the
old Eighth senate district at Albany having
deleAted the Wicked Fred Gihbs AZ the nnlla
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-22
FOar AIarSsrs IN Ts- D-E..

BIRNSGHAM. Ala March 21.-In = general
fight between the Cobb and King families at
Three Notches. Ala. this morning John Cobb's
throat was cut. and he died in > few minutes
Brad King and his brother Dave we're badly
wounded. Warrants we're Issued for the az
tire king family. consisting Of father and three
sons; Tbs hRht vas the Tssult Of Al old fsud.
lSek e0aAty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-22
To Avoid Delay In Di.sharx,s. CARGO.

The Treasury circular issued on March 8.
changing the method OF discharging steam
eTs, has Just been made public. By this new
order the agents Of steamers may get out 10 ad-
vance Of arrival a special permit to discharge.
to be passed by the Health Ofiesr and board
ed by tho customs boarding officer. who must
certify to the manifest shall have permission
20 begin dtseharging cargo I'm m ediAtely on
her arrival at her pier This will save from
ten to twelve hours In beginning work. This
order Is signed By AlsIstAnt SeeretArY Hamlin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-22
Ch.-ls. r. H.C,s,,..a n.s....

DoBBs FERRY. March 21.-Chsrlss p. MeClsl-
land. ex-senator and recently candidate for
Collector Of the Port Of New York. was de-
teated tonight for President OF the village Of
D9obs Ferry at the charter election.
His opponent Was DIR. Joseph HAsbrouek
who was Samuel ]. Iildsn'a physician. Dr.
Hasbrouek 10 Republican He beat McClel-
land ~ % majority on = vote Of A64.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-22
A L,ttl. Bias. An B.o.av.x

Fire. caused probably BY an overheAtsd
range in the basement OF 800 broadway. de-
stroyed the kitchen OF Rsstaurant-keeper
Morris Lustig last evening. and also damaged
the rear portion OF the restaurant on the nrst
moor. The smoke drove out In a hurry the
front part OF the basement
The IRE extended up the air shaft In the rear
reached the second door. The loss IL about
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-22
Bls Snow storm IA ssr-..y.

BERLIN. March 2l.-sevsral parts of Germany
have been visited by violent snow storms. which
have seriously interfsred with travel. Many
railroads are buried In snow and in some
places trains are blocked in drifts. from which
Il has not ret been possible to release them.
The highways In many parts Of the eountry
are impassA BILE, being piled with drlfta ten 81
twelve feet high. In SllesiA snow 10 reported
to have fallen constantly for sixty hourA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-22
spsrwsoa's lsoa win he Pastor.

LONDON. March 21.-Ths members Of Spur
Eson's Tabernacle met this evening and elect
Cd the Rev. Thomas SpurRson to be their
pastor. The Rev. DR.. PieTson OF PHILADELPHIA.
received only 6A9 votes. against 2.O27 cast Tor
Dr. SDurgSon-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
A cosMoPolIIAN sIArt.

American tssn nomsng lAiars must dive IN
visiting fOrtixner q start -omstims.. q. when n
r,ai. ln an Augusta. Msies, paper that . citizen
~ thai PLACE kas .runs ~ 0hins ~ sJsnd suRlsy
sin M. psr~ut. Ilsre mlxht - tss-i Coz Pau
hoarEst'. thought-Bo-tos frah-sripa
That's only Que case. \ man who I.
a good pedestrian might walk through
Denmark. Sweden, Waterford, Norway
aud Paris Ia day. And In week.
outing one may see Peru, the home II
the incss, visit the tin mills OF Wales
and examine the Cornish mines. lie
may hang up his hat In Athens and visit
Mars Hill made famous by 70. Paul. lie
may make tour of Belgrade and belfast,
see the sights Of bremen and Bristol
take a view OF the Chinese war from
Canton while In the Orient and after
wards travel through the Levant, pur-
chase the costly wares Of Dresden, scale
the heights Of Edinbarg, study the In
dustries of leeds, walk the majestic
streets Of Madrid, search for the silver
mines % Mexico, bssk under the sunny
skies OF Naples, Walt the ruins OF l,si-
myrs. pass an hour In Palermo, ny
mouth, Vienna, Yarmouth and YORK.
revisit the scspes Of the copquests ~
Helen Of Troy, purchase rugs In smyr-
M. see Rome snd die.--portland Nj
press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
AAE RNE1nX GRovER.

News has been received of the slcknes.
and death % Mai. Abernethy Grover,
Who died al Miles city, Montana, Aug.
"a, lSal. lie had been sick for nearly
two years with an enlargement % the
liver and kidney trouble. lie VAS con-
fined 90 his bed but a short time before
his death. since last spring he has had
% BE- helped from his bed 90 his chair,
aud at IN Il the most % the time.
Maj. Grover VAS born Ia Bethel feb.
n. lSsl, aud Vas - years and slx months
old. lie was the sou % Dr. John aud
Fanny Larry Grover. lie lifted for
college aud graduated from Bowdoln In
lSJ. After graduating. he taught =
year IN GOuld's academy, aud MAS then
FOR several years engaged In trade. Thsu
he moved 20 Albany, built mills and en-
gagged In NUMBERING. also In clearing
land aud farming.
In l>il'he represented the district %
which Bethel formed part In the Maine
legislature. sud In lSiG he was chosen .
member % GOV. Wells council.
when the War ~ the Rebellion broke
cut. MAJ. Grover recruited a company
for the Thirteenth Maine Regiment.
NutNh ufNatnf company W. anu uf was
appointed captain. lie Vas commission
ed major 10 take rank from April -,
l>f2, and MAS mustered out with the
regiment AZ the close "a lis term Of .ery-
ice. Jan. q, lSss5.
lie returned 10 Bethel, and VAS en-
gagged In various kinds % business until
lS>O. when be went vest. lnder the
administration % President Cleveland.
Msl. Grover had charge Of the land
Office AZ Miles city, Montans.
lie Was married January ~, l>ls, 10
Mary Chase, daughter % Timothy
Chapman, Who died In ISL, leaving no
issue. In lisa he married Isabel A.,
daughter % samuel X. shehan. Who
died la lsss. The only issue Of this
marriage MAS daughter Who died
Young. Soon after be went west he
was again married, aud leaves a widow
and little daughter Of II years to mourn
his loss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
Buckneld, Oct. y. 1894.
THE ANoovsa BURGLARS
BOUND OVER TO AWAIT TIE uSITEp
STATES COURT.

The men arrested Ut North New Port
land for breaking Into the post Office II
Andover. were given . hearing before
Commissioner Bradley at Portland Tues
day. They give their names ~ Frank
Robinson and Charles II. Lyman Of
Hartford, Conn. Their plumber was
produced 10 court, and most Of II Was
positively identified by Postmaster
Melcher and his clerk, Mr.. Loring. Mr..
l,oring also identified Robinson - .
man who Waited the store on the after.
noon before the robbery.
Counsel for defence did not put In any
evidence or make any argument, and the
prisoners were bound over In the sum OF
$1,000 for trial ut the December term Of
United States court. 10 default OF ball
they went 20 jail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

Charles Dudley Warmers serial "Ths
Golden House" reaches its end 10 the
November iiarper's With an instailment
of twenty-five pages. In writing the
first novel Of New York society Mr..
Warner has succeeded not only IN sur.
passing hls earlier work bat In writing
the strongest American story OF the
year. The deepest siguldcancs Of "The
Golden House." however, lee In lie
treatment Of the problems OF poverty
and charity, and the relations Of rich
and poor In great cities. lts chief dis
tlnctlon IL Its sppeal 70 ths student OF
social problems a. well - 70 the lover
of attractive Action.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
Trustees
of the
south Paris
Savings Bank.

-Four young men Of fresdom have en-
tered Into . rather rash sgreement. They
have agreed not to shave the coming
winter, and the hrst ooe that does vii
have To pay dve dollars each 20 the hres
Others and give them . hpe supper IN
Belfast. There VII probably be swell
supper party Of four at one OF the Del
fast hotsls 10 the coarss Of . month.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
OWED TO QUEEN LII.
~ iihuokAlahi.

~ LiliuokAlani.
To whom oar Gro,er bous.
To whom ~ queen our willis
once pait HE earnest ,ows
They sAy thoa'rt cooking up . scheme
The throne again ~ seife.
That Grv,er has as.are-i the
Thy Majesty N psAse-
Thai WIN tbs dusky rox beEins.
Ard bloa-i besins " nov,
rtea unsle sam shall stsek his Arms
Ant uatrh ths ugly show.
That three chitesi states heBceforth
shall ever "neutrsf' 10.
AMI take no hes-t of what rUes On
Aervss the western sea-
~ I'm % Hawaii,
rhoaxh Grossr'd HE % hump
IIim-elf o. pat thes % the thpse.
IAsst think hs's such Q ehumpi
Ils's letrped frem ssf sxpesietce-
AID h eause-i HE pri.ie fAll-
lie dcesnt run tkis aovernmsst.
llou.e AMI senate and Gil.
To trli The plain unvarnished truth.
Thou'.t male him - much fuss.
He's tire. ani siek ~ death Of tho
Asi 90 are the rv.t ef Ne.
~. hart ~ speak right out and teli
Ths ,aslsnesoly tale.
Hut, In dear. thou hast berome
A chestnut Old asd ssaIe-
-Nessde News
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
A IIIIlE SIAIEi

nsiss nay b : lias s..,s. bu, '''''''
-bostoa Joarnal.
Maine little state! Confound your
impotence, there ls one OF our 10 coun.
tles that 10 almost - big - the whole OF
Massachusetts,. 10 10 80 far from one
corner Of this state 70 the other 80 10 u
from Boston % Baltimore. Go 20, you
Inslgnlncant snip ofa "commonwealth."
Ever since Maine Vas oct or from you
10 ls30-an operation which Was much
IKE removing boy from . wart-your
lgnorance Of the geography Of "Down
Hast" has been dsnss and dominating.
-Biddsford JouSual.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
xsw ADVERTISEMENTS

Taylof's fashhsn Magazine.
~mlfy ~hss ~tofv.
coat " eathsr L. Noining.
IAsh "a antssi. "
MIR - ~eoonl Nes,ing.
frxsslom >otius.
>otics on VIII
gotnmi-.iuner-' >otioe.
NJ. Gar. = nrfrra
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
corrAGE. serrm PARIS,
coMnIssIoSEns. notice.

u m s.. .S: e sSs !; e : Ss y
fesd. . ~ ,klri Tsssdsy Of Osssbsr. 4: %. isl.
sisi.s q srsi.srs sssis.s ~ s..s;s q csi.s D
rssess. ate % Newry. 10 said Cesssy, dscsaasi.
rsps.ss.ssi i.sslvsss s.r.sy Evs s:i,es "a ~
allowed % aid ersiissys IN vkick . prssssi ssd
prove tkslr e;ains. asd tkas they VIII y u -.
Noe q NJ fellsvisG piacs AID h1s fss ~ plf.
RSss g .sess.iss ~ - va, -; - sass q
fsssday. ~ IN dAy q xpdl. 4. D. ia. itwe
k.EI:5Eraag.'Il' 9 s:::::.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
SOUTH PARIS
DIRECTORY.
CnuRun-


ytr-s C.axrrrassosal CAarvA. = ,. tiasshess.
r.,.', al ~ s s - sssssx sss.si ns.:
w~l.s-l.y pry.. .sssist, ,,sy: ~; sA'''
w S. s essrss. ks,. Il. l. XsAsl. r.ssss:
oa sunday. @srsi.s payer "s<s'.s - .aA'..l
"a y. krverh Ls.<.s s~.siss =. ~ ., s.ss,
@ss,ias. |; - .. n. cA.. ~sssss. FrS's,'
n.,si.i CharA. Rev. T. J. RAmsisn. rss,ss.
hath Ssscsl IL n, prayer meeting ~ 2. y.
Tuesday evening prayer meeting Nv 70
STATED nKkrtsss.
r.AA.N-ResulAr meeting Tuesday evening
on 90 hsfsrv fall moon.
loo .-Noant Mia Lsiys. vgaiAr mesS
lag. rhsr-iay evening % ss.h v.eas-As.rrs
ksssmp@s.,, ART AMI 'hiri A'"aAy s'e''"s'
n "a M.-Psr,. Grange. -sceai SATURDAY Of
s.sh moath. rhs Gnnxe stsre 70 oIsa fei usis
"Wednesday AMI ssisrisy arsrncea..
Io.s. r.-souts Par. Lcirs. No. nj. mssss
every cher Mon.lsy evening IN ths 70. n. ~ ns..
aA-R-w. n kimhsll fo-t. No. les. messs
ssiarisy On 90 bsfOrs fai mc"a. IN " ~ ~
'' a.. /" s,nl'si R.a.t cerp. ~s~.. ar-. AMI
,Airi Ih4r-lsy evenings Of s.sh month In ~
\, ~ Li..s. q. ueAriIs camp .e<ss ..cssd
ADJ fsar,A FRIDAY evening. d each month %
/ To'eA-k. 81 70. a. X. ush- a.,
\. n %. re-s,ssy nrcsA Lsic.. No si,
mss,. Al q. A. u. Han ara ani thiri friAy
N. ~ f.-Iialnlia isis,. Nc. n. mss's s'sfy
Frtisy s,sHlns al Ns.eaie Hall
At recent business meeting OF the
Epworth league Miss Iva Richardson
WAS elected president Of that orsan'fA-
ton. N
A speclal meeting Of u. 81 r., No. ~,
on wednesday evening, also . rehearsal
on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. II. Packard and little
sou Claiiln of shslburne, y. H.. visited NJ
n. 4. Burbank's last week.
T.P. burbank Vas t =. u. MAxims
shop getting out hnlsh for the house ne
4. building In Gorhani, y. H., for L. T..
Libby, brother % n. II. Libby Tor
whom Mr.. Burbank built residence
two wears ago, both being members OF
the firm % lumber dealers Of D.. LIBBY
/ q ~ors.
circle AZ the VI. y. church next Thurs.
day evening In the ,estry. supper VIII
be served At half past six.
Mrs. Effie Howe has moved Into W. L.
rarrsr's rent on High Street.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Howard of Portland
spent sunday with their daughter, Mrs
Record.
The Ladies' social Circle viii hold
their supper and entertainment At the W.
4. church Thursday evening, NoSem'
Der 1. All are invited.
4. III. Young will be al home next
"Wednesday from Locke's Mills.
Arthur Record IL boarding At hercer'
fletcher's.
Al. Sturieysnt was In Boston ias'
week buying winter goods.
The ladies relief corps viii give 9
supper AZ u. 4. u. Hall next SATURDAY
evening, Nov. III, at g o'clock. All arr
invited. Price, adults, u cents, chill
dren, 10 cents.
Paris Grange celebrated the twentieth
anniversary % their Organization last
saturday with an al day meeting. Ia
the forenoon q business mcetin. ~a'
held, after which the members aud IN
yited guests psrtoos % one OF theiI
bounilful dinners, which the ladies kDos
80 we'll how 10 provide. In the Af'ernoot
the following programme VAS csff'~'
out and all we're invited 10 the hall
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
DEAFNESS cANNoT az CURED

by lcsai applications, o. they cannot rrssh IN
di.~ase-i potion % the ear. There ts only ob'
tional rvme ties. Desfsess IL eausei by an In
fsms-i eon.iitioa % the mucous lining Of tb'
ku.tAehian Tuie. WHEN this tutr xets infames
you have . rumbling sound or imIerfest hear
Ing, and when % !. eniirvly elosei Deafness 4
the result, AMI unle.. the indan mation can u
taken out and this tate restor~i ~ its norma
condition. hearing win he destroyed fore,er
nine cases out of Zen are eausef by catarrh
which IL nothing bot an innsmei condition %
the mucous surfaces.
We win give one ilunirr.i Doilas for an,
case Of Deafness ieau-et by ratarrhl that can
not be eurci by Halls CatArrh Cure. send fo'
y. ,. CHENEY 4 Co, To,~io. q.
ss-sohi by Druggists. 's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
MERE AND rrtRt.

The Jury In that Portland fryeeurg
SANDER cas-. decided that the plaintiff
had been damaged ssi5.Is worth. What
does a reputation amount "a, any way
when a big hole made In II doesn't dam
age II more than two hundred dollsr-f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
STATE or MAINE.

COUNTY Of ONfOHD. IS
nuart of County Commissioners, Sept. zee
sion, is<; hsi by sfjoarpmsnt Oct. u. isss.
uiDN the foregoing petition. satisfSetory evi
deure having isen receivrsi that The pstitioper,
arp rwspon.ihle. snd that ingairy into the merit.
of their apylls alton senTesient. IN o. ORDEnsD
that the Cosnty Commissioners mest At tbs
AHA House in Norway Village on the hfth day of
lee. newt at ten of the clock. A.. ~, AMI thence
proeed ~ ,iew the roste mentioned On said
stitie,; imme.llsisiy ane. With view. q
hearing % the parties aBd their witnesses viii
he hal n some eonvenient place in the vicinity.
anil "a, esher % easuvs talen In The premises
~ the commissioners shall Judge proper. And
10 u further OaDkRkD, that busise of the time.
place and parpo-e of the commisslonsrs' meet
Ing aforvsaid Ne siwn N all p<rsons anil eor.
porstioss inseresset. by oassisr atsestei copies
of SAIL petitioa. and II this erier thereon. 90 lie
served upon the elerk of the town Of
Norway, AMI aise posted mp In three
psb!lc plac.. In saId town, asd Pa.h.h.
81 three vesks ssccessively 10 the oxfori Ten.
orfat. newypaper pfintei at Part, In said Ccun.
o. ef Oxfe lori, TIE aft 10 sali pablis stioas, ami
eseh of the ether sotic. . ~ be male. s.yei and
I,osssl. % lrass Thirty days t<foTe ssit TINE of
ne tiss. 70 The ens that I'll Ier.oas and eerpora-
ttoss mar then ard there arpear IN shs y TAU 9.
anythey havr. Shy tia prayer ef sah peti.
a. ners shsud ma tre srautst
ArTvsrs- ALBkRr \. AUSTIN, Ciefk.
a TIVE copy Of ell pssis'ss Asd e''er ofeoart
tksrssa.
Arrrsr,- ALnxRr s. AUSTIN. Cha.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

The car l. dead. The cIar IL little
better. The cIu l. not dad, bat can
live but short time al most. This u
the character given 20 the newspaper
reports BY the Russian system OF press
censorshlp-or rather, it, system OF sup
preston % information.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
NOTICE..

"A the trustee. 81 both the south lari'
saving. Bank and the Norway saving
Bank, acting together In behalf Vt thrl'
several deposltors, have decided Ia pas
the November dividend, a few word. al
explanation may not be out OF place.
We consider u our iirst and foremost
duty 10 .ee that the funds entrusted "a
thee hanks are preserved sAfe and Ina
tact, aud While q dividend % ample pr"-
portion. Ia very much % be desired, yet
Il can only De paid from the net earnin;
10 the bank. and must never, by Its ala :
be allowed for q moment 10 cast even .
shadow Ofa doubt upon the safety al
the principal sum.
Jnpaid Interest on loans, bonds, etc.
cannot be used for this purpose, Tor the
law Of the state forbids us from deelAr'
ing any dividend from interest really
earned by the hank unless IL has been
actually collected. The Law also oblise.
us 10 keep a reserve fund, To which must
be added seml-annually certain per
c.ntagc Of the total amount of deposits
In each bank. This reserve fund stands
a. a guarantee % the strength aud sta
bility % the bank.
In ordinary year. the increase of the
reserve fund IL much larger than III.
sun Of any lO..s. that may be charged
10 Il, and With u. up 10 the present time
II has Continually Increased. IL 10, how
ever, within the kno~letge Of every one
that during the past eighteen months the
country has been passing through a
financial depression unexampled la iis
severity and widespread In its results.
In common With the other savings banks
% the state, We hold certain railroad and
electric securities upon which there has
been some depre,lation-not . large
amount. but sufficient 10 Affect the net
earnings Of the past six mouths.
We presume that most Of the banks
thu. Affected will pay their usual divi-
bends, and We could have done 80 had
Ne deemed that the wisest course; but
after careful consideration We have de-
cided not 10 pay the dividend, but To use
the money which would have been re
quired for that purpose 10 make up the
depreciation on these securities, and thus
save intact OF nearly 80 the reserve fund
which We have accumulated during
many years of prosperity. This gives
increased stability Ia the banks, which
l. the foundation of all true banking.
In our Judgment depositors Will be
better satisfied to pass this dividend en-
tirely and thus have the certainty OF the
usual dividend hereafter, rather than
have two OF three small dividends With
the accompanying uncertainty. "Pay
a. you 90" u good maxim In banking
a. veil A. In ordinary business. This
course depriyes no Que Of anything. All
the fund. Of the tanks belong to the de-
po.itors, whether divided as dividends,
OF retained undivided.
IL IL somewhat unusual To Issue q
statement Of this kind, but We came to
the conclusion that . full and frank
statement Of the cause which led To the
passing Of the dividend would serve To
allay any uneAsiness which might possi-
bly, have been felt by some not Informed
AZ 20 Why IL WAS done; and ne have full
that In the end our deposit
or. will he the gamers by the action we
have taken.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

Nstiss % Assigsss 90 his Appeistsssns.
A. DinseLi. In The County ef Orfori and
stais of Maine. the iith day of Ost. i-.t.
r.inlmeat as Assispes he in.olyent estate Of
FRANK STANLEY Of Dtinshi, In ALI County OF
OIfori, Insolvest detsor. vho has bcen deelsr~i
insol,eht upon HE petitica by The Court vi In.
solyeney Coz said Comfy % Orfori.
JOiiS u. TRASH. Assisnee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

Ths Harmon viii case, which occupied
the attention Of the wsshlngton County
court for thirteen days, resulted n .
ysfdict sustaining H. WIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

Hon. John :. Wise % Virginia bids fair
Ia rival Ex-senator Ingalls, as . master
of sarcasm. n his characterization
of Cieseland's cabinet l. Ia BE- taken a. a
specimen. Here u what he SAYS Of u;
-CisssiAni toos NJ. -ssrvtsry % state cat q
the Repahncan party AMI has nst yet tcss Ahs
a. make HIN .sy. 4 am iNcmssfst' Tie feund
A. obi Confs-lsrsts ~usyins auetc The grave ~
lersr-on Davis All masis him -sCr,tsry ~ ths
nAsy. over hls OH tyTe writer ~ waSei hls
magic waRd AMI transfpFwssi him Into scsre
IA. 9sn Goa rila.ns.s D. 0NolNea ssrstsfy Nho
snrrestssl neithsf The 10 evan 81 N trufen
narth nar ths nint ialsp - IN suuny >ssaih-ths
sort ~ srvstisn they pttAs IN soohei-
straa... namsls-. Hoky T-aky. t-sts~i The
upt-insut - ~ trust. ~ sslsstsi trust ssYtr
a. attsrusy scosrAl. All male -sgrNtsry OF IN
trtasury brmssrktC statesman, sho nsNef
owus-i an uauisFtgAs~i ,ioilsr In his hfe'
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IN Denmark. OF, 2, Stephen Ane..
In Bethel. "a. y. LindaM ~. Beanstt. asei u
year., month AMI Is days.
In Rryanrs Pond, Oh. ., infant scn % VI.
britC aud versie A. Crcolsr. as~i months
and D days.
In Hartford. sept. Is. Abigail 4. Tyler. asei
q Canton. OF. .. nsisois R.y.oli.. ssei ~
years. months and days.
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The Scarboro marshes are TO D. turned
into a garden. and those vast stretches,
which never Vet bare a tenderer thing
than ALT hav. are % blossom like the
ro.e. With all kinds 20 fruit aud garden
Sass" hi. !. 10 BE- done by ditching
and diking. a. l. done In Holland. The
curiOu. part % Il l. that our Yankees
never thought % the idea, but IL Vas
suggested by Nova ScotiAn, Who pat u
Into practical operation on small scale
himself, aud demonstrated the feasibility
~ Il.
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In south Pans. Oct. Is. by Rev. " J. IIauGh
tea. Irving d. Andrews AMI hiss Nellie A
morse.
In Ramfori. oct. :. by. Frabei. =. Putnam,
ksl, Mr.. Albert u. Austin and Miss ksa ~
smith, both Of Peru.
In Rumferi raiis, Oct Q. by Rev. D. Y. fsaih
ner. Charlie u. Trip Of Mechanic falis. AMI
Hattie l.. Glover % Rumfort.
In West Paris. Ost. ID, ~ Rev; a. X. bryans'
In buck nelt. Oct %. by Rey. Chas. T. Orien,
M. Nathan y. morrill, AMI hiss sarah A. Crom
nett. both Of Buekheki.
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