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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
EDUCATION
tor, mr WORD MAN NoRE riIA> A
A>owLLBsI 90 Bookss
.Es.IMrar. G.ny. ,,e. TO-

.I.sal a Pan. Grah.e. fsb. To-
Doe. the Nord education mean more
than q know ledge % bcokss
fancy there are none present who
Who have not some time met one 81 those
unfortunate Individuals, generally called
an educated fool. That person got hls
eiucation entirely from books. You
have also met his opposite, richly .n-
dONed With common sense, whose
know ledge % books u limited Ca the
ihf,e Es,-reading. 'riiing aud 'fith-
metiC. OF even less, whose eve quick Ia
.ee aud brain quick 10 gusp and
treasure up every newly discovered
truth. had bscome more truly educated
In the bc.t sense ~ the ~ori, than many
shO are crammet With chat In our great
universities. which a. Tar a. practical
value l. concerned l. utterly worthless.
Those Who Win In life Win bscau..
their cducaiion-quite "a often acquired
la the hard school of experience, a. from
books-ha. developed their posers har-
moniOasly all along the line of their
chosen pfOfes.ion-Chosen With a per-
feCt understanding ~ their talents and a
thorough know ledge Of their capacity.
emphasize the impOrtanc. II kno~l-
edge 81 truth and sn upright life. What
a pefsOn knows, cannot lie separated
from What h. l..
Education means the development of
all that makes man man, 81 all that
makes life life, aud the absence of IL
means siagnatiOn aud death. IL life
mean. anything. II We are not sent into
thl. world simply Ia exist, Ia spend a
few years Ia the unsatisfying pursuit. %
pleasure. and then "a perish, our real
business here l. nothing but education.
All el.e l. .ubser,ient Ia this great sin (;
the prizes Of ambition. wealth, place,
power. fame, are but means "a th. great
snd-growth. not growth 81 the brain
alone. bat oi every faculty of our nature
aud the development % our whole being,
mental. moral aud physical.
Correct methods Of Instruction give
the student tie ability "a think for Hun
self, 90 think Independently, honestly
aud chsritably. Books serve Ia sO~ III.
seed. ~ kDo~leigr, which the search
light. ~ truth aud Investigation have
higher aud more ennobling spheres 81
action, teaching them to use all the latent
powers Of their nature, which but for
books might remain dormant.
Tue good 81 any living truth depends
upon cur power Ia appropriate u aud
use u for our good.
~ an educator. the Grange. la It, own
particular line, stands pre-eminent. II
teaches the farmer how To save the
fruits ~ hi. labor, how 10 make the
farm more profitable, how to make
brighter and happier homes. IL Il im-
pressing upon IN. minds 10 it, members
lessons 81 llmitless value, aud leaving
upon the age the Impress Of Its influence
-real. tangible. practical.
Every difficulty through which We
struggle, every temptation met aud
overcome, every tide % affection which
sweeps our lives, which we meet with
bowed heads aud blinded eyes, reaching
out With CROPPING hands for an answer
20 the forever unanswered question,
Why forms part 81 the education 81
the human .oal, which, commencing
with the cradle, ends, let Ne hope, not
In the grave. HANNAH d. CARrER.
>Oath Paris, Feb. 10, ls9I.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20

parins the storm "a saturday, the
1Oth. PARTY consisting 20 ths directors
of the Rad, newspaper men and Invited
.us.ts. Inspected the extension "a the
Portland and EumfOrd PALS Railway
from Meyhanic fslls o. It. cOnnc'i''n
With The Main. central near leNist"u'
aud ou the following MONDAY IN" rrgu.
lar train. CA the Eumtord falis road
hsgan running into LEWISTON over The
extension. One car on each of the Ia"
daily train. each WAY runs from LsNi.-
ton "a the uiou station Ia Portland, ."
that passsngvr- can take a through car
al Eumiord Tslls Tor either lewiston 90
Portland. aud Nc, vera.
Au outline 20 the growth ~ THIS rall-
road may not b. unluieresting
IN. new corporation wss organifcl ln
November. ls.'O, took possession ~ The
old Eumfori Fsll. sud BCckfield rOad
iu July. l~yl, and the following >cpiru-
t.r made the contract Tor the extension
from canton "a Rumiord, about ~ mu"s
in length. Nv August, l>y3. the tuai
Was running o. Iiumf0rd. lu m" late
f.IIof IA. same year the contract va
I'd fbr the Auhuru eNteusion from Ne
Chsnic falls, about eleven miles IN
leugth. aud work hegun th. folloNiug
spfiug The lat biz 20 hallasting VS.
done tuesday the 9TH inst. and the ei'-
tire line L. noS ut@n "a travel. ualus
ml king daily connections With Portland
without chang ~ ears. \ contract Tor
q long term 20 yctrs has hevn made Win
tie Msins central railroad which give
running right. oNsr the tracks between
the points 20 connection aud l"Ntsiou,
and terminal facilities In that CITY.
thus The present mileage 80 the Rad u
practically s. mil.s, from the northern
terminal a Rumfurd fslls t. the
southern terminals AZ leSistou aud Au-
burn.
The rad i solidly built, With heavy
st,,l rails, substantial irvu bridges on
massive masonry. and cOmmodious aud
handsome station houses. Il i veil
equipped With in locomotives and nine
"a car. the passenger coaches All
furnished With we.tiughoase brAkcs
aud ~sNall heaters. last YEAR there
were expended In permanent Improve
ments slO.Uo In exce.. % the sum eh-
pended duriag any previous YEAR. Not
once since coming into possession ot The
present corporation hs. train missed a
connection 90 failed 90 make tim~,-a
remarkable sud perhaps unprecedented
ftct.
The present orgsnilation of the cor
poration .. - iolioNs;
uIKfCuuEs
Wugh = Chi.hniua. ruran.L
uanisI , Fu-srV. Dr. Portland.
tssarge Mtng. Auhurn.
t.surse u Msi-s nusktsd
Natls ftttsuziIl. kuunfuri fals.
tssurss "A Hus-sn. lasrvncs, Ns-s.
eAsn 4 Nu-gs. HATH.
tigrk X 4 bradford
Frvstisut llugh = thlshalu.
~uI-rintsR.ieut I. 1. lincein. Ramfuri yale
Tryasuref X 4. Nralfari, fuftlanst.
thisf Enginssr. ffvYierig baniurth. Rgmtgri
~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20

The March number Of The Forum
which, by the Ny, viii begin Volume
NviD Will contain the shsrpest aud, IL
Il believed. the most helpful discussion
Of the inrome Tax that has anywhere
Ape Ied. The llon. Criel =. Hall, menu
Der II Congress from Missouri, who h.d
msde himself great authority on this
.uhl-c,, viii write In favor of L.; and
Mr.. David A. Wells against 10. The
same number of the Forum will contain
the first IL series % articles on differ
ent sys,sms Of Socialism or Communion
that are favored by different groups of
agitstors In the United states; NJ.
Ed~sri Bellamy ~lll explain definitely
the program of the Nsiionsllst., snd
Professor william u. sumner Of Yale
University ~ill eriticise this program,
showing lis imprseticability. Another
striking article that will appear In thls
number, viii be . searching Inquiry Into
the causes Of Railroad failures In 1888,
by Mr.. simon Sterne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20

Two entsrprislng Calais citizens, ssys
the St. Crolx Daily News, "who have
given much Of their time In the study OF
hens, performed successful operation
upon one the other day. Judging from
the Temperature shown BY the pulse,
the appearance OF the eye, etc., they
came Ia the conclusion that there Was .
pin In the hens gifsari. They 1t once
cut it open, and sure enough there MAS
pin therein. They sewed up the gi,-
sard after taking out the pin, and the
hen noe IL all right and lays eggs every
day" The keunebec Jonrnai IL Inclined
to think that this Il the champion ben
story Ia date.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
RAra,s nIsAsrER-

Immediately GA the heel. ~ the half
million fire la Bath CONES another one.
Early Tuesday morning. la the midst 81
the herCe gale aud binding snow storm
fire was discovered In ons % the build
ing. % the Bath Iron Works. There
Was no water With which % light Il, aud
IL spread rapidly. until three threc-siory
buildings aud the Office Building % the
Iron MOTks Nsrr entirely destroyed.
The loss Z. s.timated 20 -ls5,so, and
the worst feature ~ Il l. that Il probably
means the loss ~ the iron Work. IA
Bath. Negotiations were made last
summer locking 90 the removal OF the
work. to New London, Conn. In the
condition 81 things then existing " did
not seem Advisable 20 the company "a
make the move, bat nov. With these
buildings destroyed. the officers % the
company ssy that they vill not BE- ~
built al Bath. They think they could do
letter 20 some piIce nearer the centre II
supplies, and thl. fire Il likely 90 be the
turning point which decides them In
favor % such action. Il will be a great
loss 10 Bath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20

The schsme nov hsiorc congress Tor
relieving the pockets II the people and
The Ihited states treasury i o. coin the
SsiguOrsgc CA the silver bullion nov w
he Treasury. Action CA the same line,
~ q man In private business would ~
likely Ia result disastrously % him. bat
Wtha government which can give
]. 81 tender quality Ia whatever form 81
yurrrncy Il issucs, Il NAV BE- saf, though
~ Questionable honesty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20

The Massachusetts, legislature has
passed bin sholishlng fas, bay, aud
substituting In IT, plsCc ~ \ holiday
APRIL ~. the date ~ the battle OF leN.
ingtou. such sctiou la the home al
Fast Dav's nativity ought % give
courage 10 the legislature 81 the other
New England ststes o. brace up and
abolish the misnamed Past Day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20

Pleas.. President Cleveland, don't
send any morr 90 that Hawaiian cor
rcspOudsncc o. congrrss. Withhold " on
ths ground that IT. publication would D.
incompatible with the public welfare.
The more - Il comes cut the NOR,
ridiculous your action In the matter sp-
pear. Our idol l. already smA .hed, but
Ne don't want the picvc. stamped on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
.sss AND Irtss.

The brunswick Telegraph has been
purrhased hy \. 4. >horry. formerly oi
ihs Bath Tmes. later 20 the Bridgton
News. N Brother ~horcy doesn't make
The Telegraph a Local paper Ia swear eo'
even more than ever before, Ne mis-
Judge the man aud his ability aud news
psper Instinct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
CounlssioNHns' NOTICE.

IN. unsesssssesi, having been appointed By
IN Wos. Jsdss ef Frobsis foe ths county %
On ford, STATE of Naiss. oa The thiri Tuesday. of
Jssssry. A. y. -. ce.mlsssesefs 70 we've
sstsss Of Elisha Bartlsst. lats Of Newry 10 aid
Ccssty. dscsssst, vprssssssd issolv.st. hsrsey
sivs noiies that an Eesths fron The date Of aid
srpaissmsss are allowed 70 saii ercsiitors n
49, ~iil S IN ssssiss q ise ielisvisa plscs ssi
sins for The parpose Of recsivinf the sas.e, VIA.
ccsssy. % de fssrsssssk day Of Jsiy. 4. d.
~ TSpbTEGaHxLL css.iss.sssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20

TiIE .ah.crilsr hsrby give. pubic potios
that 10 has l>sn duly spt-oin,s-i by IN. Henors
he Juis, ~ Probate for The ,"anty ~ otfori,
ant ss.ums-i the trust % Administrator Of The
estate 20
NsTItNirL W. UtTCHiNs. late % Castor.
In salt County, deses-s-i. by diving i-sni ss the
Az dlrvsts 10 thsrvforv rv.lus.t. al Trr-"ns
lnisits.t 81 tho estate 20 sail dscss.s-i IA maks
mue.iiais payment, an.i ths.- ~ho have any
demands thsrvon % snhilit The sane "a
ian. IL. I-s ADELHkEr DELA>O.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
A FIGHT
FOR MILLIONS
IT WILL PLEASE YOU
HEssESGER's NOTICE.
)syick 90 rHK sHknIyv 90 oxSonD CoUsry.
STATE on MAINE.

OXFORD, 90 FEB. 4 A. d. iss4.
This 10 W give notice. that on the sth day of
y.e.. A. y. 1.s, : .srr..s In in.el,..ey .ss
said County ef Oxferi, against the estate %
ALBION =. MARSH ofDii ash. sdlsiFri,e is
a. Insolvent Detsos. on petition Of said dstsos,
snseA sy %. v s ~ % %. Ne IN a ~ %, s
tsrese % elaine u W be computed thai the pay.
msnt of any delxs sod The delivery and transfer
of say propsrty tsLanaE " SAID Debtor. 70 him
any properly By Mn an foshidies BY hu; thas
nss<iag Of de crpiitors Of sAid Dslxor, " prove
thstf dsbes and ehocss oss OF NOW AssiGnees OF
he ssaaie. Win - hsti - Court Of insoivessy,
day sf February. A. d. 10. q sise o'eicrk IN
oivss ssdss ny had Ne dsss ara above
n & f -: Hii '::'! ~;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
NV ApNkgTIsssENrs.

Statssnent nritish As-ursnes Co
Npt.sintrnsnt 90 AluaiuistfatrtN.
Aplai ntrngnt 20 Aiuiinistratnf.
Teeth IAtraftssi " thaut fain.
rstitisn fof p.-suuunuassg ~ NciNoo fsftf
o.
We an, ~unntt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20

Tho .ah.-ritsr hsr,ty rive puhhe nstiss thu,
she has lssn daily spp.slnte.i BY th@ Nonorabls
Jasis. ~ Probate Toe The Coanty 81 osfori snsi
assumed ihs trust ~ Administrative 81 the 90
tate ~
AMMI ~ p,,OsrEK sis ~ Hartford.
In .shi Coonty. ds~es-e-i, by giving lsOnd ss ths
lac dirvsts, sks thswforv requests sll Isr-sns
lnishts-i ~ The estate ~ .sii des~s-s-i ~ make
isnussii.ts Isymsnt ssi th... Win hs,. suy he
tns al. thsr.on "a sshibu tho sssn. "a
ian. II. la. NELLIE y. DtsO-rtR
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
slNeLE tortts.

sissls Co,ics % ne pemosrst sre tear cee.s
eaeh Thsy xtli D. nailcsi On r,ceiIte ~ wv ~
49,. tiisb.r- 90 Cor ths convcntsncs "a patrsns
In. s.t,i.. II u cal Issue have lssn lacsi On
49, Al tts fullo~ing Viaess IN the tuuuy
:. uth Is.rt. t.srry's nrug ~tarv.
Skartlsfs tTuE >torN.
>.r~.y NaFs.' IruE ~tarN.
n..kn.it Atfr,-l 1ols, rustunsstsr.
fyeburs. Al Lssi.s ie-@is'es
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
DIED..

In yrysburs. reb u. u. Lowell Lsm.oa. ar~i
IN Nil,oa. reb. 10. Mos s~s,s, aSssi sbea, -
In Baetaeli. Feb. u. Georr. %. Cassmss.
sse-i shout " year..
In Bssk asli. f.b. 10. Holmes Austin, ss,si q
In ks,sr PALE, T.b. "a. Me. sarah Lori.
In Norway, Vsb. s. Helen N. kilsorr. as~i ~
year., 8 moath. shi 10 days.
On sieat. Jan a Marina J W. willow ~
Chsrle- Rsooa ~ hrsiSsoa, s<~i 81 yssr.
In Mesico, feb. 4. tnfant dsashtsr ~ Mr.. AMI
Mr.. 20. %. sieason, ssssi slSut month";
In Hs-ton, Feb 4 Nr-. riors 4. Rant, formsr.
" % Boekhehi, AEci ~ years. months sni ~
dsys.
In Gr-sn-e-i. J.s ~. Harvey nsrrv-.. ss.'i
o year. sn.i ms-ths.
In wsisrfori. rsb u. Ei-sri liisop. ACCT -
year., month AMI o. days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
MARRIED.

In rs., pi,ne.., ree, !. by NV. ". 9 h.s
Rsrtlet % Ea.t Wsfsh.
In Ns,ioo. veb .. by L. %. iisrt~, va /.
Eugene fAsx % Mssioe. AMI Carrie v. rsy"r
% n.xbury,
In ws.t pumm~v, y. o.. Fsb. ., by !. ~ lave
loy, E.l, Isaac W. rihngvcoi of Mechanic
fai., anil Abl.ie Ellsworth 20 Vast samnet
In nsthsl. Fsb. a by Rev. " v, nskstt. frsnk
In Rsthsl, Geb. a, Nv Nov. ~ y. fisAeti. tiov
sri Nssim ant >siiis u. CummiaF., 18th OF
bsthel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20

rsz~s 81 Ao year N pail .,r,stly IN sls.nss-
Otherwiss tas year. sings o"f'e- 's""
All lEsl sivss'i-swsnss Az
Owen thrss Consecutive tn-srtlon. tef W ~
insh IN length % ooiumn. -IsslAl c"ouM v
nate win lo-csl, trsnsisnt ansi JeAfV s's'es
efs.
Jon PnI<rt>a Ne. typs. tAss pF,s-s.. s,esnl
pc.er. sxpstisnCesi surkmen anil 80 49,
sonhins ~ make IN. department. 81 Gar ees'
ns.. oonplcss AMI popular.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20

The railroad war In Lewiston and Au-
burn has az last brought about one deh.
mite result. The city Of Auburn Was In
,licted for nuisance In allowing the
horse railroad TO keep its tracks open.
aud the jury returned verdict OF guilty.
Ia his charge Judge Walton ssid that
the railroad company had no right To
seep its tracks open when By 90 doing
he streets would Be lsft In . dangerous
condition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
PORTLAND AND RUsFoRo FALLS

nmoUGu cars Now EJ>NtN" tG"N
EJNIuEp VAIL tNtv ttN'l"N
ANp PORTLAND.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20

In sweiea. fsb. 10. ~ the wife % morrill,
Jewell. daughter.
In Norway. ysI n. " the wifs Of Henry y.
In Scrwsy, fsh. :. 10 the wife Of David y.
whitney. q daushter.
In Norway. feb. u, IA the wife % sevari =
~tesrns. q 900
In Oti.asll. rsb. 10. 10 the VII. Of i'sary ~
sertbner, q am.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20

Considerable litigation Il growing out
q the winslow failure st -. Adams.
The As.lgnees hold the Nassalboro
creamery, and the Boston parties who
have q claim upon Il will take legal steps
To maintain their rights. The sssignees
lave secured q separator and other ma
Chlnery az Monmouth which they will
have 10 sell alta great sacrifice. They
have realized about $500 from the
wreck. but ~ there Il much more litigs-
too little will be left for the creditors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
rrswuAmr ,rExx, 1891.

COURT ovricERs.
IIou. Encvh Poster, Justicc Presiding.
Albert \. Austin, Cierk.
Mlnta \. Powers, Steuographer.
X. y. smith, County Attorney.
.Jsmes T.. Parker. sheriff.
N. n. Hammond, Deputy "a Crier.
handler Garland. JaIlcr.
W. A. Rsrrows. Messenger.
iierrick q. Davis, Librarian
The traditions Of the elders suifercd
no violence la the weather which accou-
panied the opening NJ court last week.
To make this remark plain, u may bc
stated that the "court week storm" has
been traditional from time immcmorisl.
The storm didn't fall us this year. 10
came along on time, aud right ON the
heel. of another one. Then II easel up
long enough Ia get q fresh hold, aud
started In once more; and through the
week Il was snow, blow. drift, and snow,
blow and drift sgsin. Tuesday morning
gave u. only the beginning, but u did
very well for . beginning. The train
Was late so the morning mall arrived
little after noon, aud ak jurors we're de-
layed and failed tn answer to their names
ion the first call"
Court opened promptly at 10 o'clock,
With prayer by Rev. Mr.. Wedge aud the
usual formal proclsmaiions by the crier.
The traverse jurlcs were empanelei ne
follows;
riRsr TRAVERSE jury.
George q. GATES, Dixheld. Foreman.
Ingalls, Bragg. Andover.
Az. brooks, Grafton.
l.. A. Carter, NORWAY.
Eben y. Chapman, Gllead.
IIoratio Chandler. sumner.
Daniel u. Dearborn, Canton.
Virgil 4. DeCo.tcr, Buckfield.
John l.. Dixie, Hiram.
samuel =. Dorr. Mexico.
Charlie. Edwards, Paris.
Ellery q. Frost, Hanover.
SECOND TRAVERSE JURY.
George W. Gray. Denmark, Foreman.
Josiah Hall, Peru.
". 4. Holt, Greenwood.
lllrsm X. Hubbard, Paris.
". ~. Merrlheld, Porter.
=. u. Millett, Norway.
Mark y. Ferry, Sweden.
Ebcn y. Rounds, Bro~nheld.
rrsnk J. Russell, Bethel.
Calvin l.. ssn,,orn, Bethel.
Chsrle. y. Wheeler, I.umford.
J. N. Chesley, Hebron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
ms WEEKS BUSINESS.

his WINS btsiNt.-.
The case. assigned for trial this week
are;
Annie n. Tu,tis ". winash $. buotnam'
sa,ss. A oAke., Bi.lse.
Robinson Dean W. Andro.cossin vsisy AFri
cultural society. trur-s)
iIsr-ey. swa-ey.
Emsns. Daniel. ". samuel Nayooan:lL tAoe')
Wright frye.
E~.lins Daniels vs.. M.uIlA M.yconneli.
wnss,. YDe.
Brysnt'. foad steam Mn Co. W. John u. Fsh
TO 90 10 the iaw court on IMPORT
swa-sy. Wright
Mshlon l.. Mason v. George A. Charles.
H'g Ss,.. m..,,n.. a son.
John Bg,,eraeh We. Jane. A. Thompson.
Beason, swasey. wright.
Jane. 4. Thompson w. carns Ba,ssrnsh 81 al
wnsh, Henson. svassy.
''-'pss T. a., s:aa" '. John p.'i. ,I assS
Jo.eps q. stuart 70. o. n. Davis, lAee,l
whsht. A. X. Trip.
AlLsnl Cose W. James White AMI trustee.
svs.sy 1 s~..<y. Bi.,-s.
william wocisum. administrator. W. Anal Dsd.
ky tai Crro,sr. ismbsr)
sva-ey. iierey.
The first assigned for the week-Tut-
tie W. Bucknam-ls . Islander suit, With
al array Of eminent counsel on both
aides, and IL UNDERWOOD 10 b . spicy
case. II IL nov on trial.
Lovers Of highly colorcd trials, or
what are known ~ "sensationaI' cases.
ought To get their OIL from this week Of
court, n the asslgumsnts made are car
ride out. The week opens With The
Islander case Of futile 70. Bucknan,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.


uai,sr-~nsl Chsr,h. nev. CArsiis. y. A.s,.l
rs.tss. Preaching .srv,e~ .. sunday. 81 "e
an. sabbath .sheel. u 49,.
seossi ces<r~s',.oaAi sharn, wy s.na.s.
70 ~ A n; s.b1.,h ssheol, n Is 4; y: ss..al
Meeting. fen 2. ~, regular vcskr rrysf
NsssisT. sr. - Wednesday, reans r~ep's'
x.ss..',.. sSarss. s.,. j. %. Re,-r,.. Pastor.
's'@s.: -.-,.i l,saiss N.ss,ss. iIs ?; -.
TUESDAY Prayer NctiaE. I'm 2. -. Sess
Nsssias. Friday. i@r.s.
spuksrrsss.
pAA. M-Unlsa n a. a.. Ne. assemble.
Maestro nsli- Regular me.,ing .. osiem
Is-ls,. M. Il. In Massaic Hall, Monday h'sm
Ing - 90 lsfors fall mcoa. oxferi Ccsneil. w.
:. N. frtlsy evening. 90 et amer ts', ~ .'.'a
>aFw Az plxt.ion. >oHs ~ tstetSrAnse, IN n,et-
.-sa iiail every >siarisy e,snink. ,.
i.Oo.f -ksgalsr u'esting N OBI ss
Han. every rse-asy kssnisE WHEY ncsnr
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10 ayprcslai-i BY The pabhshsrs.
The lawyers have all been at Paris
this week.
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plsce. Rather cold weather.
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MILLINERY
Final Notice to Taxpayers.

CITY taxpayers please take notice
that the 18th day of Feb uary il
the last day to pay taxes without
cost being added, az | must make
out my Delinquent list for adver-
Using. Tie list Will be in the
hands of the printer in few days
after the 18th. This is the last
notice. S. b. HUMPHREYS,
Assessor and Collector,
February 3, 1894.
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More Facts "

Is a handsomely illustrated fifty
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other resources of South Dakota.
1t also contains a correct map OF
North as well as South Dakota.
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enc interested in agriculture, etc.
should have a copy of it. Sent free
10 any address upon application to
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Vile, Ky.
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Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the
regular meeting of the stock holders
and the directors of the Texas
Central Railroad company will be
held at the general office of the
company at Waco, Texas, on
W edn:sday, the l4th of February,
1894, at II o'clock noon, for the
purpose of electing directors, and
transacting such business as may
come before said meeti' g.
CHAs. HAMILTON,
Vice President.
RICHARD OLIVER,
Secretary.
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