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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
n IS WELL TO REMEMBER

That II pays 10 cold weather to warm
-four for making bread or cake.
That In baking bread or cake, u II
easier 10 add than subtract; u IL better
to have the oven moderate than too hot,
a. one can add a little kindllng TO bring
the desired heat quickly after Il IL once
started.
That the oven shOuld be hot enough TO
bring bread up to lie full height In NJ
teen minutes, but not hot enough to
brown until after that. The reason Why
IL plain II We remember that yeast 10 4
plant, and after q certain degree Of heat
Il stops growing. II the oven IL too
hot nj fr,t II stops the plant before u
grows (rises) TO lts full height, and the
bread 10 heavy. II the oven IL not hot
enough, the plant grows too much, and
the bread sours and L. full Of large
hOlea
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

In all diseases Of the nasal mucous
membrane the remedy used must be non
Irritating. Nothing satisfactory can b
accomplished with douches, snufis, pow
ders or astringents, because they are IT,
ritating, do not thoroughly reach the
affected surfaces and should be aban'
doned 40 worse than failures. A multi
tude of persons Who had for years borne
all the worry aud palm that catarrh can
infict testify TO radical aud permanent
cures wrought by Ely's Cream BALM
Your druggist has Il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

OXFORD, .. s-AtA Coar - Pro,'aie hshl a,
Parts, within and for the County of oxford,
on a.. thiri Tuesday 90 NAV, 4. u. lot.
ia tho t--tltion 90 John A. ussksr, of Rumfor,i,
prayinf tor the appointment Of him-elf. John \.
b.xksr ~ Rnmfsri, a. administrator Of Tia
e.tst. ~ Glars A. D~ksr. late % Rumfori in
sail County ~ Osfori. dessas~i
pHDtHtp, that notise % the foregoing pstitlou
- pabl.hs.i fOr thr.~ wesks .uos...itely, prio'
~ the thlri Tuesday ~ June. A. u. lss, In ths
Oxfori Democrat prints-i al farts. In 'aid
GEo. A. WILSON. Judsr.
ALBEHr u. Park, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

Mrs. Harriet A. Marble Of Pough.
keepsie, ". ", vas for years . martyr
to headache, and never found anything
TO give her more than Temporary relief
until she began To take Ayers Pills,
since which she has been In the enjoy
mcut Of perfect health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
s1aAwaIaRY spohoe CAKES

Thoroughly beat q scsnt pint Of gran
ulstei sugar and the yolks Of six eggs
together, add the whites beaten To .
stiff froth, then tao cupfuls OF pastry
-four snd one hcsplng teAspconful of
baking powder sifted together threr
times, aud lastly two table.poonfuis at
boiling water. Bake In duplicate Ion.
baking pans. During the latter opera
tlon make soft frosting by boiling one
cupful Of graduated sugar and one-hzlf
cupful Of milk until Il Will drop from
the spoon In strings. Pour u Into q
bowl, add one tcAspoonful of hour, and
beat until thick enough Ia spread. Re
move Que cake from the tin, spread the
fro.ting over, and cover well 18th straw
berrie. cut In halves; then dust With
sugar aud place the other cake over.
Arrange even aired straw berries over the
top.-Iondon Queen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

"wili you"-his voice Was very Low
and tender-"will you let me protect
YOU through iifey" The helress turned
her eyes full upon him. "Tell ma one
thing sl,e said, "src you sure that you
love meY' "Of course ! am. Why
should you ask such question:" "Bs-
cause was afraid this might be csse
OF protection for revenue only"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
N.,,,.E,,..l,,.. l,...l..

ooxo ZOO o o q o
oxoN o q o n q . o q % o
O roo q o q o O o o q
The upper horizontal rvpr.snsa the nr'
grvat fair In America, also where held.
The s~coDd rvprv~~nts the next expositios
and that In commsmoraiion of which u
waa held.
The last rvprs~suts the third of the graf
American sipo.itions aud intinai~s 10
who>e honor u was held
The letters rvprs~ntsd by crosses, com
blpsd ccrv~c,ly. state What America hA'
proved In comparison With other couniris'
cone.rning practical. Labor saving insen
tioas The fact has ts~u established b
th~ss sxp~itlons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
A VOICE FROM THE PULPIT.
WHAT the MINISTER HIMSELF
SAYS REGARDING HIS WON
pCRFul CASE.
REV. JOHN PGrTlNolLL,
Pastor FrsewiIl Baptist Church. Rock.
land, Maine, saysi

For years was troubled with most
alarming and painful symptoms 81 dye
pepsia. Indigestion, heartburn. headache.
and sleeplessne<s. During these many
years ~ illness I consulted the lest u
authorities on the diseases Of the digestive
organs. Specialists III great renown pro
nouncing my cas-. hopeless, some asserting
that my stomach WAS infested with can.
cer. I have tried countless numbers Of
- called medicines that were recon-
mended On me 90 otherwise brought 20 my
notics. Like o drowning man catching
at Q straw would buy bottles after BOTTLES
Of SAr~apArilla and other medicines sAv
ADVERTISED In the papers, giving them Al
Q thorough trial. All Of tbese, although
highly spoken 81 by persons Whose inieg-
ri,y coaIi no, Joabi, proved worse than
useless In my case. and ] kept growing
steadily worse. I became at last convinced
that the numerous physicians ] had con-
suited were right, and that my disease wAs
indeed incurAbls. diving up all bcpes,
the only oounss left foe me MAS la r.duc.
the pain 90 q minimum. This vas Oh
tanned by eating as little as would keep
holy and soui together, and abstaining
from all substances containing fats. sugar,
AMI starch. Some months since q Kind
friend gave me Q bottle Of Red Seal Sar-
sapariliA. AZ fnt I would not take u -
! had lo-t faith In everything. believing
that Col alone could bring relief. Being
told, however, that this sarSApArillA VAS
prepared In peculiar manner 81 lie own
Whereby certain injurious principles con-
tained In most all such preparations were
eifeetuaiiy eliaainated. j al last, but sill
without much bope, gave u . trial.
feryently thank God that In his goodness
he has allowed me to ind this precious
medicine. Finding relief with The frst
bostle Obtained more, and kept taking 10
until to-day am completely cured and e.
we'll . man - ever drew the breath Of
life.
Am convinced Of the superiority Of tho
Red Beai Sassparlls over al others I
have tried, and consider IL my solemn
duty 20 tell what have told In the fore
going. - THAI others Ike myself suffering
from Dyspepsia % kindrsd diseases of the
digestive organs may b cured By this
wonderful medicine.
This statement 10 made Of my own fres
will and without any solicitation from the
company owning and manufacturing this
BAuapafiila.
REV. JOHN PErrrNGILr.
RAJ 0aal 0assa paSiiia A IA 6y Al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

OF the twenty-six bsrons who signed
the Magma ChartA three wrote thelr
names aud twenty-thrce made thel'
mark. This u all changed now. Every
baron can write, but only few succeed
I'm making their mark.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
nolIsswoRk AND nEALTh.

Refined woman hnds much satlsfac'
ton In performing certain tasks her own
way, aud there IL no healthier employ
ment than common Homework. Even
physical culture teachers have Ia admit
that n there IL requisite strength for the
steady pull, there IL nothing like the
ordinary tasks of housework for develop.
Ing full chest, q strong back and good
lungs. However much domestic scienc.
aud new implements may simplify old
methods of housekeeping, the more thu
better, the happiest and most economi'
cally managed home, will still be thu
one where the mistress u content u
give her energies aud accomplishment
to the successful running Of the domes
tic machinery rather than To numerous
outside enterprises. brooklyn Eagle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
DON~T GIVE mp

because you feel blue and are troubled
with that tired and all-gooe feeling. do
~ did, use bottle Of Sulphur B.tsess.
Il will mako you feel like new pssssa ;
Il did me.-Jennie Holmes, 3+ TreDsos
Street, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

~. TIL, hot enough for your IL .il-
liz question; hut u you meet . man who
complains Of suffering from the heat,
ten To one you will find, on inquiry. that
be does not use Ayers sarsspsrilia To
tone up his system and free his blood
from Irritating humors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
On. WoRTxRLs
LIVER and KIDNEY CURE.

This great remedy Il the result OF
yess Of study and research BY DE-.
worssel, . celebsted German physician,
who used lt succcssfully In his practice.
Il contains neither Nitrate Of Potash
nor other ingredients which are de-
structive to tho Kidneys, but is purely
vegetable and can Be taken without fear
Of any evil results.
tiysrmsrp Taiis Meileipe CO.
0eNrs some time Aeo ! was treabhf With
palm In my side and In ths small Of The lseh.
vas persaasiei by Trend tetry Dr: Wcstssrs
Herman Liver ssd Kidney Cure. J teoh tvs
lestles the palm has ieft my shle and my hsfh "
Rsspss'fsliy ye"-, .
Bor sale by
'. A. sHuRrLEvv, s..sh r.'''. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

Nc iai.-rvs<ttsaA

No t3t.-FvartsSoA
One-sisth 90 q saucer tof china 90 dslfu,
Oas-,hiri heat ~e'il take of . cup.
Ons-.iith % gob,s,. . tell. graceful slAsss
Oee-sinth % . napkin comes MP
Ons-s<wnth % ervamsr. With rich. soids'
storvs
Ons-hfth of n srumb slo,h - ssAt
One. m IL 10 walter. os.y ,arth Of alt.
And now Are our fractions complete.
;,r.sed To unite them. nor bother your head
To rsiuce To . common disi-of.
And n you dont CUES. this r,ceiver of ssess
tn call yoa . stupid sarmisr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

whea BABY vas sict. vs ssvs her cssoV'A
when sAs vas . CAnd. shs crssi fos casiorsA
When shs b-cams Nj, he chung TO cs.iorsA.
WHEN sAs AAd chiiirsa. shs gave them o>ssoriA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
ADMINISTRATIONS sALE.

Tie falio~ins Real tstat. tslongins D. the 80
tate 20 David =. True. late ~ south Paris.
The Psnsy Yarn t.o calls-i.l situated nile.
frUm south Part. Village. about 80 arrr- mor.
&c le.. anil cuts 81 b. az tons 20 hay. The buihi
irr. are In ss-pi condition, the farm !. vel sup
plI.-i With farming msshinsry abd tsols, whish
win IL sall With the plar. u iesir,i. hi. hrIn
1. In nr-t class oos'iltlon AMI gill H. sohi al q
bargain.
Al.o, TIE rioar,ns anil .ri.t NH sni stor.
a south pan. Village, with right - rowaFe 81
Hryant'. POni. This NH was 0ncupi~i fof
many year. by On. rars Wearing Company,
and by The lsts owner. u hs. always done snsi
IL .tilf doing Q g,-St business.
Tho ham "a. thoroughly rvpairr'i In l-o
Tho Min IL In sssi coalition anil sill bs sohi Al
. Bsryain. fot the rishi parties thl. :. .psn
AL chance ~ s,sp inio well established and
paying business.
li.o. 81 ssr,. of lsR.i. lno~R q. Tho "Mcoiy
La"
Al.o, Is acre. 20 Land, kRowR a. the ~. Clark
La" Al .itGsiei In tho town ~ Paris.
Apply N
SAMUEL 4. TRuE, Admr,
~! Commercial street.
Portland. Maine.
or. nos GEORGE 4. WILSON. -. Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

Marriage" remarked the professor,
"was q rite practiced by the ancients--.'
"And bachelorhood," interrupted !
maiden Of forty, "is n wrong practiced
by the moderns."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

~ CUES. know Why worms IL called
worms, y" said johnnie, a he watched
hi. father bait his hook. "whyv aske,
his father. because they rhyme with
saulrms."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

"Pspa. IL there any difference between
. wheelman and . cycllsty'' "um-pone
that know Of, unless Il 10 chat wheel
man sits erect and cyclist humps his
back up"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
Nor ts tk~ rassiss

No. i:sl-A Problems s. - II, II. II. ~
and - csnta
No iA-FinAl Aero-iie; I. ScAlloP. Z
sts<plE q PantLsR T. CobbleR. s Tour.
ssY.-PERRY.
No. iss.-Drop Letter Proverbs; !. Go
up like rocket and come down like los. !"
. Cut Jour eo~t according 10 Jour cloth. !"
No f8-A Farmers Experiments: l.
Cow-wo . lior~s sor. 3 Hsifsrhrs. Z
Hsnen. s IAmbmAh O. OH.
No IA Diagonal:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
No lJs. DkAnssAAA

Ia letter = Carriage. a To mush
4 An English Statesman. s To drink Il
sscs~s a A bitter plant Z. a letter.
I. A letter 2 A vegetable. q Rank
Z Meter S Keen a An sdserb q A
lSttSr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

Lack Of vitality and color-mAtter In
the bulbs cause. the hair Ia fall out and
turn gray. We recommend Halls Hair
Rene~er to prevent baldne.. aud gray
meas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

"Does the bulllng of mosquitoes keep
you awake AZ nighty' "No; not At all
Ny baby cries 80 much that ! never heat
them"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
Naisa--ii,A.A.. nirs>.

l. Rich - tue pis . In place. I
A slssL 5 sara blots @ irSe~ T. Inp
AsAs U. q Hate. Nap
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

woman's hand may be pale and dell.
cate, but shs can pick up - hotter plats
than q man.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
NOTICE or voRECIosuRE.

yyyIIgREAs, Airsrpca 4. Asdrvw. u Paris
w In The county of Oxford anil stste ef Maine
BY No. dee-i ef mortgage dated Jasaary ist
iso. AMI rcoriei In Oifcri itrrstry OF
The an.isrsirped, 3 certain panel ~ lADd
situated north 10 the rusd lesdipE east from
Paris nm % nusk aeLf. containing eight ssres
morv or les. AMI Known ~ the Psetari neil
am, eostaininS one half Aere mor~ 81 ie.s. VII
the buitiinss thercsn. bsins tbs home-tea
uhere sah Asdrsws nev resi.ies the uhcss
i<iar The same coaveyei ~ said Anirvv. ~
ApF.line =. na.sa,s deei d.s-i Ap,il ls' W..
In, pase lbs. On uhieh rvfevpee may lie had
anil shervas. The eondition of SAID rnortssse hA'
lesn broksn, nou thsrvforv, by roA-sn of ths
bresch of the condition. thereof, ne claim fore
,losure of said mortgage.
Paris, NAY ~, l.s<. .,
suMSER y. NEWELL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

l. Bshs.d To run away and lesv. . re.
Ing place
4 Bshssi to look and leave part Of 9
ship.
a Bshs.d Ia d-pn,. u weapons and
leave part % the body.
4 Bsh.si To provoke and leave violent
anger.
s Bshe~i 10 unp~ek aud leave . burden
q Bsh-.i 90 dig up and leave . PLANET
:. Bsh~.d To attach and leave part OF Z
vess~l
The initials lst after Unloading give {
hDy's name
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
CowuIssIoNrRs. NoTiCE.

The uader-iTnei having he.n sppoin,si by
the Js.lse of rroi.ate for the County ~ Dtfori,
on The tkiri Tuesday of May, \, ~ La, Com
missioner. b. r,rcise AMI examine the sisiws 81
sr,-iitor- against the estate ~ Dasii y. fssn'
late 90 nry~nnslt, In saht County deossse,i.
represented in.ol,snt. hereby give notice that
.is month. from the date ~ all spis'lntms ~
az. slls~e-i 81 ali crsii,or. In wheh ~ prvs-ns
snsi pru,e thsir claims ant that they vii " "
session a The onos 81 ! u tftnk IN brown'ehi'
day Jase lish, Tas-'iay Jaly iri sni Tuesday
July tTth, a. u. iss.
Dals.l an. ssh tag ~ May. A. %. lss4.
i.anisa 'm 4 SiIrs. Commissioners.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
No ts,.-A Clever rvssk.

Take i've slips % cardboard. >ay about ~
inches by half an inch. The exact sis~ 10
not very material.
Holding one % th. slip~ by ooe eod. IN
them all up together and keep them iifisd
In the air. When bold % any angle, and
without touching any of them snc~pt the
one originally grN-p~i The slips av held
together by intsrlscinx them and holding
at IA. ~ shown by the diagram.
The trick IL somstims> shown With i've
stnws
The trick L. sometimes varied BY desiring
that q coin should also t- lift~t and the
alp. held at any angle. II 10 obvicas that
the eoin has only Ia IL pushed under A.
whsrv thru pi.c.s 10 oArib~rd ms~t by
pushing the slip- elo~e together they can
sAxily be made tight eeough ~ sustain .
coin when held at any angle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
REV. JOHN PErTISGILt~

.. Re- Seal ;. s: 1920 n = 's'A ~ IN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

No. tsa.-Nsssss>aa EsAgoA
Ny whole. composrd q - lssssrA y .
QuosAiioa from Byroa-
NJ "a, o. ~. q, N. o. - II. % ~ u -
cus IL the religious desomiaatioaA
NJ ~. 10. & ~. ~. n 4 Ms numoss.
NJ Alan, 4. - n an inset
NJ II, n ". y IL fAlss hair. /.
Ny n. "a. 81. 1. and n. u ars psrsonai
prsnoans
Ne iss.-whsrs IL Ne p~siass
A and N s~eh took 30 sssss 70 market. a
s.liinx his ID thru fos u. and b tvo fos
Q dollar. and toxvther they rvcsived n
A Aftsrwari took 40 gvsss himself and sold
them ~ b<fosv. five Toe q. When hs coant-
"a nj. money. he found he had but "
VIVA, became Of the other dollarf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

Ne i8.-About 'Ologisss" I. Pasheae
II. 4 Pomology. rsrminology. Z
Theology. 8 Tshnoloxy. q Zoology.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

COUNTY Of OXFORD
iss. Tow. W. wiifrhAR-H. pr.
Jan. I, ~ day st fan. rvsuisr tern. y sS
JAa. 0, ~ aay al Norway On Istiti"n OF
sslsstsaen. HI
To miles travel on sane,
Isb. 10. ~ day % Paris, aiioarpei tern, 10
To % mik. travel frvm Norway ~
rars and r,tutn, 10 miles.
Mar. ~. "a 4 day 81 Paris. Adjourned tsrn. 40
To 10 mlk. travel frOm Norway ~
Paris AMI rvtnru.
Apr. ~ aud 20, ~ . days h Rumfori.
90 V<tition ~ Mssieo brtise Co. ss
To ~ miles travel from Norway D.
Ramf.r asd r.turn. Ao
Apr. ~ And NAY .. Q days 20 Rnmfori On
I-titisa 10 sslsstmsn, -"
To ~ mils. travel from Norway "
Ramfori anil rturn, so
MAJ o AMI 4 ~ Q days al Rnmfori, ONE
tiilon ~ q, z. rhar.toa. D"
NAY ani y. "a . day. al Paris, rcsaar 80,
To 10 mIl.. travel from Norway 10
Paris AMI r,tarn, -
M "a
Wv. wnirMARsii.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

COUNTY or OXFORD
i.s roJ.r srEAR>s, Dr.
Jan. I ani Q. days a Norway 90 psti
ton % sels.tmsn. s@
To 10 mile. travel ON sane, 20
fsb. n. u ssi Is, sdsys 81 Paris, ab"afn
81 term.
To ao mile. trs,sl On sane, go
Mar - anil %. fiaysn Pari., siJcarn~i
tsrm, D"
To % nii- travel on same. 80
Apr. 10, 20 ssi n, . days AZ Rumfori on
Istillon % Mstico iiniFr Co, 10
Apr ~ ani May I. sdsys al Ramfori, on
p<tltion % sslestmsa. y"
To lso mile. travel On sane, W"
May Q asd q. days nj Nunfor't. on p<ti-
ton ~ q. T. Thur-ton, b"
May =. =, 10 AMI ~. tday- ~ fari', rosu' 80.
lar tern. po
To a. miic. travel on sams. 80
cav
Paris, MAY %, i-4. ~. srEAR>s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
THE WHOLE FAMILY.

saeosiots. f..hksns sai ell .r,iel-. % lntsre.t ~
est ss,sa,. sst e.sh gsssilss c.s,sss. r.e.,ht
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12


STATE Of MANN.
OXFORD. 90. May ia. ~. i.s.
Then personally apJ~ar~i WIN. W"yisum
AMI 4 y. stearp. toanty Commissioners ~ Os
ford County. AMI .s,rrally made cath that The
Foregoing aSooant. by them r,n'ier~i anil sub
-cribs-i arv true.
Bsfore me. ALBERT :. AUSTIN,
Cisrk sup. Jul. Court.
.ONroRD, s.. May %. A. -. lsst
Psr..naiiy Appeared ". W. Nhltmsr.h Coan
" Commi..i.ssr sui made cath that th~ fore
f,'inx so-oaniby him r,nierri anil '1s-enbei
u true
Isforv me. ALBEgr :. Austin,
Csrt sup. Jud. Court
~TATE ~ MAINE.
OXFORD. &c. May, A. u. lsS.
Having ara esAminsi anil aaditssi the for.
soinf ansoast. % Vim. wopisum, ,. stssrn.
ani ". W. whitmar-h. County Ioiami.sioser.
10 Oxford Coanty. we csrify that ve A5w
thsroa The folio~ins suns
To Vim. wcsi.um. 80 u
To W. W. Whitmar.h, 10
To }. y. stssrns. Hs
EUGENE y. SMITH, County Attorney.
ALBEKr =. AUSTIN. Clerk =. J. Court.
4 certify the or,roinx To te true eopie-.
Attest '-AlBkRr =. AUSTIN, CsrA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

Swiss muslin gowns are made up 80
they may be worn over different colored
silk slips.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-27

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p"s.i1" "s'"o eul','sslvr hoisc'
l.'v ,"N "'1sol 'e-l.'"i'u III my Hieo'u,
.Au O"'' '',0 o" iaise my MAUI "linou
~ n'7 7'e'N-ei ana nroubht my arm Gown
,il-'ii.i %, 'N, s''nio liii' Mu.'iils' I'VE
""''i i"o ''o"u r"s"0" 10 una
Frustrated me, &C.,. .,.r,i.
lessly.
on persist in Affirming tAat yla Gid
not have accomplicc
"Ncs. But is tho president dCadt'
Sante gathered from The magistrate S
siionee that bis blow had bscn elective
He smiled with sltieluctisli, and raising
his hand simulated the sts-bing. The cx-
animation lasted four hours.
There has been serious riotins at Greno-
Bile and nll truuhlo docs NOT socm to be-
ended ihp uNWrbancc commenced on
Sunday night and was continued until
early this morning late on sunday night
aftcr the news ef thc attempted as-nssina.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-27

FINIiEY.-On the q instant. William F.
Finley, aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends Gre respectfully in
vited TO attend his fnreTi non bis sons, No.
OR Penn street. on Saturday morning at 3
o'oluca. High hsss ~ ST.. Mary's Church.
lnterment at New Cathedral Cemetery.
EARRkN.-In this city, On juno %, Mary,
daughter OF Michael and Mary harren, aged
years.
MILLs.-Iu this city. on June 2ith.. ~ 4c5
Lombard street. Laura j., intRnt daughter Of
Willard r, and Laura Mills, asad months.
MOUNT.-ln this city. on June -. Rachel
Mount, In the Djd year Of her ako.
REDDING.-In this city. ON June e6th.
Clarence IT,, son OF Clarence II. ana Annie +.
RsddinF. aged 8 months.
Funeral frm the residence of his parents
No. li2 North Van Buren, street, GA Thursday
afternoon 50 o'clock. lntsrment az River
view Cemetery.
SThRR.-In this city, on Monday morning
June -. 1891. Margaret u. Starr, daughter OF
Winfield r. and Ella n starr aged z months.
WALLS In this citv. on the gath insi6rh
Jane h. walls, in her 7id car.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-27

AUgTER MUHL-NAgON.- On Thursday
evening. June q, 1894 az Covenant r formed
Fpiscornl Church, by Rev. Charles F. Hend-
rioks George D.. Ausiermuhl and hiss Lena
s. Mason. both OF this city.
B-RENENTFR.- No day even
ing, June Is, 1885, at the menee of Central
presbyierian Church, No. llb King street.
George r.. Grub ana Miss laura j. kemen-
ter, OF I this city, by Rev. william r.
Swariz.
pENrON-DuPlNT - On June 90, az De-
Mours. Del. Anne DUPONT. daughter OF Eu-
gene DUPONT, % William Charles Peyton, Of
Santa Cruz, Cal.
JONES At the Union NJ i. pRrson-
age, No. 5la jefferson street. on Saturday
evening. June %. l68i. Theodore W Ray and
Miss Ida "a. Jones, both of Wilmington, Del
WRIrELOCK - McDONALD.- AZ ST.
Peters Church. on Thursday afternoon az
o'clock. Harry A. Whilelock and Miss Lizzie
#. Mcdonald. all Of this city.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-27

There was a little excitement at
Fourth aud Jackson streets last night.
A man having the appearance OF
coaster" accosted a young man and
persisted on gettirg 10 cents from the
latter. The young man refused and
started away from the thirsty. The
beggar was persistent aud held on TO the
Young mans coat. Several times the
latter tried TO release himself from the
other mans grip, but could not Then
9 struck the Intruder aud Sight followed
lasting several minutes The crowd
which cOngregated separated the men.
and the coaster sneaked off without
the money.