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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09

"Jobson has produced comic opera
which he says be thinks ell the clergy
will commend"
Everything highly moral, eh?"
Eyes. All the high kicks Of the bal
let are directed at the heavy william. y
Truth.
Mr.. Winks-So you have taken an
other companion for better or worse,
Ell?
Miss Second Trip-Only for better,
dear. He cpn't possibly be worse than
the other one was.-Tu-Bits
This is so sudden" she said, blush
ing at the tender question.
81 know it," be responded calamity;
Il never should have done it If l had
taken time TO think abou t. "-Detroit
Free Press.
Gent--What do you want?
Tramp-Work.
Gent-What kind of work?
Tramp-Work for my jaws. I haven't
had 4 full meal 10: q week.-Dclrott
Free Press.
Peter-If you 60 over there where
the ice is thin you'liget drowned.
Little Jonnse--H that's so, pa, how
was ii the man who put up the danger
sign didn't fall in?-Tit-Biis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09
PROBATE OF -

OFFICE or TH1 cL. y -.
" court Of Ob.o ~. y,
ginia In th- p4ii1i 2
will and tesiamsli
ceased. ..f.ar - =
on the Z5th DAY go -
have admitted . " u 49, =.
porting 70 b. tbe 80 80 = az
eeased. bearing lar .-si 81
a. b. isSa. aus % -
fled with re b. .'.ss. .. =
Moor. Thonss NeL... 4 80, (.
New NataDoras. V--..s.,' :. 80.
fbe-ein ard by said -. y - ~
terested 10 TIE p;o. , 80
residents OF this - y -
90 Apes =, ny g1's 81. /. !, =.
In the connty ard 80 y =.
hereof ard % W. .'..'it - o,
their Interest IL - Z 2. =. =. -. Z.
The heaiing Of -. M q ~ 4
der Of Narrh. A. =. -, - - ~ Z.
Publi1hsd ths 90 eIoss
Jour A. ,e>gARps
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09
Tin Plate Depression in wales.

SWANSEA. February Sin manu-
facturers Of tin plate here, who en-
ployed 5000 hands, have closed down.
Despite the passage of the Wilson bill
in the American House of Representa-
tives. the depression in tin plate indus
try seems to increase.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09
PUBLIC LIBRARY ROOMS.

For rent from April ist the two large and
comnodious rooms now occupied by the Public
Library and the librarians room, on Market
and Fourteenth streets.
-Four fine Office rooms In the new Masonic
Temple. third floor. heat aud light janitor.
ETC., included In rent
Enquire a. once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09

SAMPSON. one OF the "strong men,
travelling about the country wants to
fight CoRHErr HIr. SAMPSON, IL he
could get hold of CoEBErT or hit him
one good lick, could probably reduce
"Gentlsman JIM" 20 a state Of innocu-
Gus dssuetude. But Mr.. SAMSON would
have to follow the formula laid down in
a certain celebrated recipe and first
catch his CORBErr Such a battle
would be like one between an elephant
and an expert elephant hunter with
gun and plenty Of ammunition. II the
elephant could get In one good swipe
nothing would be left of the hunter, but
the elephant, as a rule, gets the worst
Of the fight. Mr.. SAMPSON had better
confue his talents TO juggling ''supes"
on the stage with his powerful arms
and let CoEBETr alone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09

CHARLES J. GAMBIA, Of New York
has been elected Treasurer Of the Ma
tional Association Of Democratic clubs.
Mr.. CANDA is we'll known in West Vir-
GINA, and has large interests here. The
selection is a splendid one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09
Fnrr Clercrlr PIanned-

LONDON, February s.-The house OF
Captain Burns, at Farnham, was enter
ed by burglars last night. who stole
81, 500 worth Of jeWelry. The burglary
was cleverly plsned. the craeksmen
taking the precaatiOR to place wire
around the house in order to prevent
being surprised.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09
soura SIDE YIOTORIoUs.
They Win Two Games From tho Column
bia Cracks.

bia Cracks.
Last night the Columbia and South
Side teams met at Mozart Park and
played two games, the home team win
ming both, putting the South Siders
well up toward the first in the champi-
onship race. Both sides bowled their
best and the games were very exciting.
A large crowd was present. Marschner
took the bonors, and passed Seibert, of
the Columbus, in the race for the indi-
vidual trophy. Marschner now heads
the list. The games resulted as fol-
lows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09

THE REGISTER AT CHARLESTON.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REeIsrER can
Do procured in Charleston 1t the Hotel
huGner News StsEd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09

rnE REGISTER AT wAsHNaToN
The DAILY and SUNDAY RBsIsrEE can
10 procured in Washington City AZ ta'
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Willaras
Botel. and Queens News stand Nations
HsteL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09

CIVIL service "reiormers' forget that
government by party is a necessary ad-
junct TO government by the people.
No one can conceive OF popular govern
ment without political parties. The
attempt Of the modern civil service re-
former is 10 break down this system aud
raise up something-he knows not what
something incOnceiyable and impossi-
bic. Good party service, IN the true
sense. is not only worthy of recognition
but is q sign Of fitness FOR good public
service.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09
INTERFERING THE CONSTITUTION.

lNAEAeA "a M an NUsta III AAOlNs
Senator HAwLEr's rather extraordi-
nary statement that the re-
real Of the Federal election
law marks new interpreta-
tion Of the Constitution" upon provis-
ions supposed to have been settled be-
yond doubt for a hundred years" causes
the New York Times to remark in criti-
cism Of the Senator statement that mo
body questions the authority Of Con-
rress 10 make or alter regulations for
the election Of SenatOrsand Representa-
Aivss, except as to the place OF choosing
Senators, whenever it sees it, any more
than anybody questions its right to es-
tablish uniform laws on the subject OF
bankruptcies. But II It does not choose
20 exercise that authority, the Constisu-
ZION itself declared that these regula-
tlons shall be prescribed in each State
BY the Legislature thereof.
For much the greater part on hun
bred years Congress left the retaliation
OF the elsction Of Representatives 20
The States, a "a Il It chooses now "a.
orn 30 that oiicy, il abandoDs
aorliy and 4 pts no new interprssl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09
IN sOCIETE.

Some Past and Prospective Events In the
Gay World.
Last Tuesday evening Miss Annie, a
daughter of Daniel Mckinley, OF East
Wheeling, gave pleasant party at her
home. A good crowd OF young folks
were in attendance, and dancing, music
and refreshments were enjoyed.
Miss Lizzie Denzer entertained her
friends at her home in an enjoyable
manner, last evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09
LEGAL NOTICE;
ORDER or PUBLlCAA,
In the Circuit Court o. 0a9 -
Virginia
7. 4. Hutchisson 81 O.

Kramer, Nlsr a I'
The object ~ thIs suI' .t q
CT the ylsintifs aclinst'1ei e'f
oftl9j 20, WIKI l1 .rcsi f'ea
1893, until pad, With costs t'i
subject for the payment ia'i' =.
est. right and titie of Che ef.e.
and 20 lot No. I'D oa t.s '
Market aud Twenty 'o9ra i
Of Wheeling. Vs. "a, 1-aE
by SAMUEL Eilifuit hni
an affidavit h.s1 iu taaci.
ant, Chxrles \ Waf. % l.tl -.
Stale OF West Vlfaau, Do
said defendant CIaf..t a. -,
one month after the 0tr
ton OF this order sr Dr. y,
protect his Interests ltNi.
this order be y-bIsh,i at-
by law. ..... r,.ft
Witness. John W. N.raf.. -
Court. AZ the Co8ft Houf 4
9Th day ~ Ie5fuaty, 1913 "
JOHS W X.I.h
Published ne fft lm'
Attest. JOHN FL ~ 7
WHfrE q ALbEg. Ai'0fa'i'
faNnn ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09

THE effort to make presidential tim
Der out Of Tom REID is a severe strain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09
BALmACEDA AGAIN.
Plot Against the State Discovered in
Chile-eiegs and Arrests Follow.

SANTIAGO, February s.-A number OF
Balmacedaists have been arrested, and
IL is said that the government is in pos
session OF information which leaves no
room for doubt that plot Of danger
Gus nature against the state has been
discovered. As a result state Of siege
has been proclaimed and further arrests
are expected to follow in the near flu
fura
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09

The Kearsarge came to a full stop
near Colon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09
MALE HELP WANTED.

YNTANTED salesman. $50 20 so weekly can
w be made withtour goods ~ auy locality
Will prove 1t or forfeit tluo o. Salary or cam
minion as you prefer. Tae results OF few
hours work often equal \ weeks wages. Adj
niass
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09
ORDER OF PUBLIGAI'
In the Circuit C59fi
Virginia feofuafI H-'i
Horny Kslbiizf re.t
".
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The general o5.er' ~ 40 q
OF The defer ta1t tle
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paid. which iuterst. "a
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the payment ~ ..-
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49,. 4, seld ro.r'f. trt "a
and interest 0f sac rr.r
land. thu intersf in II
conveyed o. sall 4-lt
the Ig,h day OF - =.
pearing by az al .-t+ .t.-t -
the defendant is 70 l-l
W-Fs sir InlA 2l4t
w,,b q eepv IN ne flll 4
inoiis0 o. the pItin'.- -. u
order II pubiisst.on ii $500 !.
ordered thai he 90 ~ -.
the date of tbe lrf ~ -..f
ana 90 what Is recs. e.
est. u j. further ~ -
published and posie.. -
WItness. John IS. frti
Court. at IN. Cogfi h,. DFt 4
7tb day Of Fe5f1a'l'
Rules 1894 .,. 81 rIT
Published the 1f.. VIZ -
Attest. jobs 80 ~
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fel~au-f 80 u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09

THE reports Of the State Mine In
spectors. which are summarized In an
other column, show a wonderful growth
in our coal production. The last fiscal
year it was over twenty-five per cent.
greater than in the year preceding, the
Increase alone being almost equal TO the
entire roroduction ten years ago, the
--.-, .ast year being nearly
II Loco. O0Otons. Yves. Virginia is push
ing Ohio hard and viii soon precede
her as a coal producing State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09

very hurried comparison viii demon
ste 10 yoV that the Daily and SUNDAY
lister - cne best local and teleernphic
pab,iahod In wheeling. IS cenfs
weeR delivered 20 any part Of the
ntsnrroundtng nsighborho0a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09

AN EXPERIENCED Washington author
ity predicts that the WILSON bill will
come from the Senate Finance Com
mlttee with a so cent duty on soft COAL
a small duty on sugar and the income
tax restricted TO the incomes Of cOrpor-
ations. The same authority does not
think that the House will agree 70 these
amendments, and that it will be a
struggle between tho two ends Of the
capitol. II so, may the best one win
and win Quickly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09

rv-TsiSusss Of Respect snd Obituary Notices
avo cents per line
stamps Of the denomination Of sWeoeat' ans
isssaeesUtsd for amounts less than one esi'AS
~ CoREnsPoSDsNon oosTArHus raFoRrASE
Nrws SOLICITED rRon EvERT FAaT 81 THA SUE
touNDnIa ccUNTET.
Rejected communication win net Be sotafa'-
unless accompanied By sufficient postage
Ths REGISTER, embracing It's levorai odl-
tens, is entered at tho Postoinee >" "no''-
ns, ". Va, 90 sseond-siaas matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09

koNDox, February s.--Ruprs d.
Eel t0;day to SIX, the lowest "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09

T>oR Rent IND FOB SALE CARDS Al
u KEeIsTEE CountinK Room. cts.,saca-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09

when Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
When she Sasa Child, she cried for Castoria.
when she beeauHs ,liss, she chung to cnstOria.
wa she ha.i CHM >, she gavethsm castoria-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09

yrnrsAn. nTnAn FssrAoH rHHRA@
DAILY, Dix days in the Wesk...........'.'.'s =
DAILY. three days In tbs week. 80
DAILY, two days a the week.. -.-''.'.-- -
nAILY. enc cay IN the week .....'''''''''' / y
WEEKLY. oao year, IN aavanee. Il ~
WEEKLY, SIX months. .......'.''''''''-
SUNDAY cnly, enc -ear..... .....-.'..''''
SUNDAY only, SIX months ~
DELIVERED By SARRlEAS
DAILY. per week, % be PAia weekly '''--- -
DAILY and SUNDAY. per week 20
qbe DAILY win BE- delivered b. sArriefiA
any ether city or town at....-.......''..-
e,rgis Covies Of pAlLY or WEEKLY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09
WANTED.

.aTANTRD-PIAEO PLAYER APPLY so
w sartiu Grogau. Bellaire. Ohio. lss5h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-09
FIRST GAME.
SECOND CANE
FLASHES OF HUNOR

Umpire-Will b. CAsselL Scorsrs-P. {
Bosley and w. &. BeBwick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11
SOUTH PARIS.

Herbert Bouney OF Bath, . former
resident Of this place, IL stopping here
for few DAYS.
1. Monk and family, Who have been
visiting AZ Livermore and vicinity, re-
turncd home saturday.
=. 4. Ord~sy visited his parents al
North Woodstock sunday.
Mrs. IIulda Hilton returned Ia Brysnts
Fond saturday.
4. m. Young returned home Thursday
and reports successful trip.
4. l.. Bucks dental rooms Will be
closed "Wednesday and Thursday OF this
week.
J.F. Piummer and J. II. stuart, In
three hunting trips the first OF last week,
bagged twenty-,lght birds-partridges
and ~oodcosk. The other sportsmen
envy Hummer his dog.
Next sunday will be ob.erved at the
Congregational church a. Childrens lay.
In the morning sermon by the pastor and
baptism Of children. In the evening a
concert will be given Ia consist Of music,
readings and recltations. All are cordial
In invited Ia the.e services.
There will bs work In the ID and ID
degrees At odd Fellows Hall next
Thursday night. Company from neigh
boring lodges L. expected aud members
90 Mt. Mica Lodge are requested To b.
present. There will also be rehearsal
Tuesday evening, which all interested
are Invited Ia attend.
". y. Atkins. the veteran baggage
master al the railway station, U. having
a vacation OF two months. lie started
last Friday for rittsbur.. Ia, where he
will attend the national encsmpmept'
Fred wocd takes his place at the station
Paris Grange will have an exhibit of
farm products and household articles al
the fair. All Patrons arr requested "a
contribute.
Mr.. John n. Martin has grade lIol
stein COW that pays her way s well ~
most trotiing horses. she gives sixteet
aud ons-half quarts 81 milk Per day, and
after using what the family need they
make eleven pounds ~ butter per week
John will take her over to the fair next
week and .ce how her looks will CON
pare with the FLOODED stock.
Mr.. q. m. Woodward, Populist, lee
turcd on the reform issues of the day al
Ne~ Hall last Friday evening. We have
not heard a: any converts being made.
r. Thayer's new house on Pleasant
Street will soon be- ready for occupancy
The VI. D.. circle will hold their so.
ciahle Thursday % this week Instead o'
"wednesday. Ice cream, cake and conc'
will BE- on sale. All are Invited.
Many 81 our people attended state TAI
the past week and report q good time
Tut very hard work.
L. -. e.. 4. meeting tonight.
=. VI. King returned on saturday frot'
state fair, wbere he met With his usus
success financially, aud excccdcd In hon
ors any previous exhibition. Ills banne
reading kingleside Farm made from ~
prize ribbons, won special notice iron
the newspapers throughout New Eng
land.
4. W. Bowker goes to Boston thi
week for IA. latest style. In eloaks ana
dress goods.
The National Retail Jeweler for Angus
SAYS: "Mr. =. Richards of south Isr,s
Maine. enjoys q large reputation In hl
section Of the country for having thor
ough knowletge % optics, In all tn
word implies. a. a consequence he enjoy
q patronage that would rival more pre-
tentiOus establishments"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11
M HASN'T MOVED.

The movement for resubmisslon 81 the
prohibliOry amendment, which our
Democratic friends would have had us
believe Was 10 b. the leading Issue and
split the Republican party In this cleo
tion. has not made great progress. lp
10 the time Of election the Republican
converts to the doctrine Of resubmissIon'
an Ear a. advertised, number t~o-cne =
newspaper editor and representative Ia
the legislature, the other an ex-governor
IL the state. whose remarks upon the
suh,cct. made In private conversation,
were published as newspaper inter
view.
N there Was Ia the Republican party .
large percentage Who favored license
bat whose sentiment has been stiicd by
the position oi the party, there never
Was letter opportunity for them to
assert their manhood than under the
lead % two men Of such prominence,
Who have ,entured Ia announce their dis
agreement with their party platform,
hut where 1. the stampede Not Az
other Republican paper In the state Ia.
followed the lead 81 the Bath Times, not
has Republican candidate for the legis-
laiure placed himself upon resubmis-
sion platform. Further than that, the
a. a
hlled with communications from "lse-
publican" "lndl,idusl Liberty" OF any
other alias, announcing the emaneipA'
tlon % the writer from the chains OF
Republican prohibition into the glorious
liberty % rvsubmission. The signs Of 4
great popular uprising have been lack
Ing. The rcsubml.sion movement hasn't
moved worth . cent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11
MAINE slcycle MEET.

Oxford County riders carried OF the
lions share Of the racing prizes at the
fall meet Of the Maine Division, L.. A.
W.. at Gardiner Monday Of last week.
The summary Of events tells the story (:
Road race 10 Augusta and return, II
mlles-A. j. Dyer Of Lewiston, first; T..
II. Pike, Of Norway, second. Time, II
minutes, ~ J-5 seconds.
lllll climbing contest-Arthur w.
Robinson Of Gardiner, first; W.. III. Hsg-
gett Of Portland, second. Time, II -
seconds.
The races were called at ! 30 q. NJ, on
the Pine Tree race course.
Mile noyice-Albert j. Moore Of
kennebunk, first; d. y. Noulton Of
| Randolph, second. Time, 3:J2 Us.
Half mile open-lG starters were d.
yided into prrlimlnaries. First heat, j.
y. Buckley, Of Bucksport, lst; %. u.
Towle, Of Auburn, second; A. j. Dyer,
of Lewiston, third. Time, l:l3 rs.
second heat, l.. l.. SWEET Of Norway,
nrst; ID. II. buckley Of Bucksport, sec
ond; &. II. Pike Of Norway, third.
Time, I:ii. FINAL, l.. T.. SWEET first, o.
u. To~ie second, and A. }. Dyer third.
Time, 30 -.
Mile, 2:sO class-ls starters, divided
Into half mile prellminaries. First heat,
q. T.. Avore OF Skowhegan, first; Guy
n. slower Of sanford, second; o. T..
Towle Of Auburn, third. Time, 3;it.
second heat, Fred Spring Of Calais, frst I;
II. q. Challo Of Roekland. scccnd; w.
J. Haskell Of Norway, third. Time,
I II -. Final, mile heat, w. j. Has
kell, first; Guy b. slower, second.
Time, al. As.
Half mile, Maine division champion
ship.-I. r. SWEET OF Norway, hrst; d.
4. Towle Of Auburn, second. Time,
I :iG Is.
Nile, handicap, open-J. 4. Buckley
Of Bucksport, l25 yards. first; ID. ii.
Buckley Of Bueksport, ltO yards, second.
Time, a;is IS.
Nile, Maine division championship
l.. z. SWEET Of Norway, first; %. u.
ro~le Of Auburn, second. Time,
I'm rs.
Mile open-L. T.. SWEET Of Norway,
first; q. X. Towle Of Auburn, second.
Time, s:E -.
Two mile club team race-N0rway
wheel Club, q points, frat; Lewlston
and Auburn wheel Club, % points, SEC
0nd. Time, eos.
Two mile lap race-O. X. Towle OF
Auburn u points, first; Vim. Harthorn
Of Calais, = points, second. Time, @ 80.
J.. =. Ssett lowered the stats record
OF $50 IL By going . paced mlls 10
a:S1 IS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11
nIAIE OH MAINE.

CouSr, oF OxyosD, sc.
Bcari Of County Commissioners. sspt. session
l-A.
IroN the foregoing petition. satisfactory s,i
dence having icea rcsei,ci that The lstitiosefs
AZ. re.possible. abd that inquiry Into the mer
u. Of their spplirsiioa 10 esps-iient, ~ IL ON
psKIp, that the County Commissioners Ises
at the boa.e Of A. T.. Dunn. In aid Bssknehi 90
the twenty lthiri dsy Of O,totsr next. at ten o
the clock. A. ~, anil thence prcce~i y
View the rvute msntiobci In saii Ieti
ton, Immediately Aftsr which View. . heal
ing 90 the parties and their witnesses vi
l-r hal at some convenient place In the sicinity
ani such other measures taken In The prvmi.e.
q. the commissioners shall Judge prcier. And
10 L. further ORDknEi,. that hotice Of the time
place AMI purpose of the oommissiosers' meeting
Aforesaid ie Given % all persons and oorIors
tions interestesi, by causing attsstesi copies o'
sAii petition. AMI of this order thereon. 10 IL
sevet upon thu tlrfk OF the town 81
Buekneli, Ani Al-o po-tei Mp In thrce pub
M place. Ia said town. AMI pabhshei thre<
weeks successfully In the OIfori lpemorrat,
new spsJrr printel II Paris, In sAid County Of
Oxford, the nr-t of said publications. AMI eaeh
90 the other notioes. " lie made, served and
Iso.t<-i, ID hast thirty days hefore sAit time al
meeting. % the end that ell perpons and eorporA
tons may then ani therv appear and shew
cause, 10 any they have. Why the prayer OF said
petitioners shouEi Ba le granted.
ATTEST AtBEIET =. AUSTIN. Ckrk.
a true copy Of said Istitioa AMI order of oour'
thereon.
ATTEST ALBEIT 9. AUSTIN. CLARK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11
Rux,oRp rAlis, sept. Z, isei,

slssiAl ~ ths tS@srah
Eumford has seen many good days,
but the climax OF all the gcod Ones has
been reached to-day a. she throws open
her fne balldlng 10 her sous and daugh'
tiers.
No town In this state, 10 In New Eng
land. can boast Of such q school house,
costing nearly sl0,oeD, completed and
dedicated after t~o year, growth al
the place. II L. the purpose ut our eth
rens to create and maintain one OF the
best school systems To Be found In the
state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-11

Not all the parents In this town have
the mesns 10 send their children away,
but they have gladly voted the amount
necessary Ia build this building, which II
. credit to the town, an ornament 10 the
place, and q grand tribute to the cause
OF education.
The procession formed on Canal street,
marching through Congress street,
across the bridge To the junction OF
Somerset and Knox Streets and Rum
ford Avenue, headed by the Kills River
Hand. Following were the members OF
Joseph T.. Colby Post, q. A. H., Of
Rumford Centre, and the boys and girls
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Jay Bridge Was the scene OF . stab
bling array saturday night, sept. lst
the parties being Canadians. Daniel
ThlbsdeAu. about ~ years Of age, wa,
stabbed by John ID. Oulllette, the knife
entering his abdomen and cutting two
intestine. and blood vessel. Physicians
were summoned, and took heroic meas.
ures, cutting open the abdomen and
sewing up the wounds, bat the victim
died q few days later. No asslgnabls
motive IL known for the act, unless u
may be jealousy. After the stabblng,
officers went after Ouillette, but he re-
fused To 20 with them without . war
rant, and while they were after . war
rant he skipped. lie made his way TO
Lewiston, where he had . brother-ln-
law, and at his request the brother-ls-
Law car, led him TO Lewiston Jupctiou,
where he took the Grand Trunk for
Canada. lie has brother living near
Qaebec.
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