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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-12

swe przylgniecie do miasta upozorowa6
innymi motywami.
Stosunki tie dopoki po{ozenie ekono-
miczne kraju by}o pomyslne, ME dawa-
~ powodu do bahama, zastanawiania
sic ! do wzniecania obaw; skoro jednak
tylko zmieniiy sic easy ma gorsze, gdy
nastaia niePewnosc ULTRA, gdy partye
P~olityczne w walce re SODA sprowadzi{y
ma kraj rodzaj agonji fnansowej i pre-
mysiowej, zie skutki przeludnienia sic
Mast klasa robotnicza wysziy ma jaw
W cafej swej nagiej sgrozie. = Brak
piracy, znizenie p}acy ~robotnikom, straj-
XII, rozruchy i burdy nastepowaIy 20
sobie z btyskawiczna szybkoscia; obraz
stawaf sic coraz-ciemniejszym i wiecej
ponurym, a ma tie jego w~ystapi}y stra-
szne postacie nedzy, g}odu i smierci.
Dose wspomnie6 o losie robotnik6w W
Pullman, o strajku kolejowym, o wal
kach ma ulicach Chicago.
Czy easy zmienia sic Ia lepsze? TAX
zmienia sic DO nedza doszia do
swych ostatecznych granic = i gorzej
bye ME moze. Bedzie troche lepiej
- chwilami wzmocni sic ruch j popyt
"a robotnikiem. ale czasom, jake piano.
waiy az do ~ostatniej zmiany mozemy
Powiedziet-vale ma diugi czas.
Gag dalszy nastapi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-12
POSZukiwanie.

P~oszukuje kuzyna swego Malaysia.
wa Grochowalskiego, ktory jake chic,
Pakl4 letni wyjscha} do Ameryki,
Pochodzi z Prus, CUB. Brodnica, wioski
LiPowiec. Ktoby wiedziai o jego ODE,
cnem miejscu albo on SAM, MECH raczy
doniesc pod adresem: Jan Czesewski,
Mr.. Ii Foyle str, Worcester, Mass.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-12
To owe.

Pan Konstanty Maliek, dyrygient
choru d~amskiego Harmonic w Milwau-
kee, otrzyma3 w ubieg}ym tygodniu z
okazyi swych. imienin wspanialy wieniec
z zywych kwiat6w cd swych ~uczennic.
w Milwaukee zmari W wieku lat
70 mlody i inteligentny zwiazkowy
Wiadysiaw Jan Karasihski, byiy klerk
Jednego z sadow tamtejszych; ostatnie-
mi czssy zajmowa} sic agentura.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-12
SprOStOWanie.

Milwaukee, Wis. 8 sierpnia 1894.
Szanowny Redaktorze!
Prosze o sprostowanie pokwitowania
Skarbu N. P. ktore by}o zamieszczone
5go sierpnia rb. W Mr.. 33 ,,Zgody".
Ma Skarb N. P. w~plyne}o cd Tow.
3ci Maj z New Yorku $3.50 jake po-
datek,jak n~astepuie:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-12

Otrzymalismy pokwitowanie
urzedowe ma pierwsza przesylke.
kt6re ponizej zamieszczamy.
GENEVA d. ~ Sierpnia 1894 r
Zwiazek Polski W Szwajcarji.
do OddziaIu Pom. Amerybahskiego
Skarbu Mar. Pol. W Rapperswylu.
Szanowni Rodacy!
Otrzymalismy "a posrednictwem pub
kownika Il. Mikowskiego, przeslane ma
rzecz Skarbu Narodowego Polskiego
W Rapperswylu 912 frankow ma kt6re
kwit PREY niniejszem zalaczamy.
P~ierwszy ten silniejszy objaw soli-
darnosci i zaufania ola Skarbu Mar. Pol.
Rapperswylu re strony Wychodztwa
Polskiego w Pom. Ameryce przyjety
tn zosta} re szczera radoscia. - Me
watpimy, re W krotkim czasie dopro-
wadzimy 60 wspolnemi siIami do wy
sokosci 100000 frankow, to jest sunny
kiedy Skarb Narodowy bedzie m6g{
wystapic re swoja dzia}alnoscia.
Geese j pozdrowienie braterskie
Bdndurski, prezes.
Hip. Ich6rze,cski, skarb-
mix j poborca ola Skarbu Mar.
L. Stoacze,rski, sekretarz.
(pieczec)
~,
Marche, Geneva (Suisse).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-12
Razem $4.60

Jan Drobinski, patron S. N. P.
FIR. Droznidkiewicz, sekr.
o4l - 9Th Ave, Milwaukee, Wis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-09-12

Prosze p. Henryka Loeffiera, ktory
niedawno zg@osi} sic do mnie z miasta
Salamanca W stanie New Yorku - adv
jaknajPredzej przyby} do La Sale W
w{asnym interesie.
j. Zawistowski
sekr. parafalny.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

a. good % every other dollar. That We
are In favor of Q protective tariff that
shalll encourage homo manufacturer,
thus ssybrviIns rrnun,eratlve employment
for our own isborers and home market
for our manufactured goods and our
ssvycultursI pro,lucts.
Isesoivca In' We arc ~ ,sa' so =.
c"u,s
Resolved; That We demand the en-
forcemcnt OF All our et,".ss' m~s'
sspsnny ~" ,,,as,..,,ns i,""ors
M, onIy In the interrst of common
humanity, hut 80 relief from taxation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
TALK OF rre STATE.

II l. aid the prospects arr not favor
able for the construction of the exten-
sion oi the Georges Valley railroad this
summer.
The town II Newcastle on saturday,
In one Of the largest town meeting. In
it, history, voted by large majority
against hydrant system Of water works.
Vt atown meeting In MattswAmkcag IL
Vas voted % exempt from taxes for a
term % years party ~ Boston capital
lsis. Who propose Ia locate shoe fac
tory.
Dcane, youngest sou % Harper Me-
Keen % Temple, was shot accidentally
by his brother while the two we're out
cunning ca Wednesday. The charge
entered his thigh. lie died after twenty
four hours u Intense suffering.
The Peoples Party held county aud
congressional district conventions at
Lewiston Tuesday. d. \. Turner ~
AUBURN was nominated "a representative
a. congress. Solon Chase Was leading
spirit In the conventions, aud was nomi-
mated Tor Judge ~ probite-an Office for
which mo- election Is held this year.
II u reported that Mrs. VI. Gotta of
Orono recently gave birth Ia boy
weighing % - pounds at birth. The
father aud mother are respectively u
aud ~ years Of age, and are below the
average height aud weight. she icing
particularly frail. The physician In at
tendance says that the mother l. doing
well and that the child Is magnificent In
It. proportions.
The business men Of Maine were sur
pri-ed by the announcement made last
Tuesday that D.. II. Malle,, Jr., of Free
port, had made an assignment for the
benefit 81 III. creditors. Mr.. Mallet
some eight or nine years ago inherited a
large fortune. aud Immediately went Ia
work Ia invest a large portion az II In
industries which would benefit his town
If freeport. The cause III the crash
lu.t now Il aid Ia be inability Ia con-
vert any securities into funds so as tai
meet a $1,000 note at the bank. IL Ia
hoped aud believed by those who know
most about Mr.. Mallet's affairs that the
difficulty will be only temporary, and
that he will pay dollar for dollar. Much
sympathy u felt for him, particularly
In III. town, for which he has done 80
much.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
NOTICE. or voREcLosrRn.

wh.rs. rrs.,oa .. Stanley. % Porter. County
az ~ ssri AMI state ~ Mains, by hs inorssge
.,ss.i .iatssi the lssh dsy ~ August A. u is.-.
AMI rproris-i In the Otfari Registry ~ icesi-.
western District, bsek 20. rase ~, eonyeyei ~
one Thosna. Moahon, nov te.esse.i. certain par
ssis or -. of rial estate situated In Porter. In
all toanty % Oxfori. AMI hoan.is.i 90 follow.
a esstsin parrsl, kpo~n ~ The four ssrr nsh,
ui-oa the westerly shie ~ The raj essiinf fr"ia
kessr Vail. Village ts the farm rvsiisnee ~
s.eorse W. Fex ani bounded upon The east "
All road. utsn the -suth w isni ~ James w.
Cnspmsn w..t Nv isni % Sslwia n. iiiioa north
by sni 81 .. N. stanley. ala? c.r,sin parcsl 81
lsni With the ssti rrr.,oa J, STANLEY ovnei N
s.,a mon anil un.ii,iici with -sioms stanley anil
hsuniesi on the soaih by The "Ohi li"si, =,
caihrl, heading from the residence ~ the sail
,,e.rxs ". Fos 81 that ~ Josiah weeks, upou
the east AMI north by iani ~ ,'corr. w. You
uron the vest by the weeks PASTURE =,
esIIe.i. nov liant ~ Me.s. :. Moaitons anl
shsrea. The c"a-iition ~ ali m"ftEs<s has besr
broksn, nov thsrvfefs. ~ rea.sn % the bressh
Of The coasiltion thsrcof g. the undersigned. sN
esutsr ~ The last viii sai testament 81 The sahl
Thoms. Moalt.n. claim q Foreclosure of sab
mortgage.
June irh. lset.
Mnsls I. MDtft.ItbN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
c.RlsrlAN tNDtAvoR UNION

The Es.t oxford is.ysl Jnion, \. 4.
:. e. D. met 90 Albany June 40 tii.
,ougryg stioual church. EudcaVorers
were present from the soCisties 40
ALBANY, NuioVrr, Bethel. Gilead. Etst
and Wet SUMNER. sumner I'LL and
south Paris The ,ic,-president, Mlss
lmogvn Burnhsm q Gil-sd, presided.
\ report "a the societies. prepared hy
the sscr,arv. M. \. l.. Palmer 20 Et.t
Summer. showed that good work was
l--iug don. throughout the uninn.
\ Iapsr ca the The Christian En-
dsavor Motto-For Christ aud the
church, Was read by Mi. Mary D..
Parsons "a south Paris.
Rev. Leslie n. Niib-. ~ Gileai opcn-
81 the topic. "'The advantage 20 the q.
D.. ~ocietv o. the small country churyh,
and NJ. ". n. Eastman 20 last sun
nsr the companion o. u, The benefit II
the Local Mon and Convention The
topics we're further discussed by the
vic,eprcsiieut. Rev. Israel Jordan.
liza. Chamberlain aud Iudg, woodhury.
\ houutiful COLLATION. Was served 10
The Nestry. after which the follow iug
afternoon programme Ma carried oui /;
lspir a~.sns otis,tbau. D. a. N.fSOE
Iss-J = iisrry. VET suuiasr
Taf.ir "llHe .tn 4. D ~ssisiirs Aitanfs
t.tzr. kIurieua tn IN Nurti'f
.I. "fhusugh a arryf Cunrsttian 20
e. Nis-tsn ~ IN thuryh On ~
NurttH Esv isrssi iorian. isthsI.
-ttruugh ths Ns'cs.i'y - III
b., NJ Nr,sruisk. Narth waterfront
Ne was followed Rev. Messrs. Nithee
and Jordan. Judge Woodbury. and
othsr..
Question Box conducted by Mr.. ".
N. Eastman.
Topic. .'IIoN can thu conservation
ssrviC. D. improVeiF' by Iva. y. q.
chamberlain ~ Bethel.
Conservation serNice, led by Rev. D..
" Fond IT Albany.
\ vote % thanks Co the Alhany poo
pie for their hospitality and "a the
Grand trunk aud Portland and Rum
ford fsils Railways for reduced fares
vs. unanimously I'ssssd.
On the evening Rev. j. y. Berry led a
ssryiCr - song. after which preaching
ssryiCps were conducted by Rev. -. :.
llibhlrd 20 last sumner.
The annual meeting will he held With
the society 40 south Paris la lecember.
We were pleased "a note the presence
AZ part % the exercises ~ Mrs. loVejoy,
nov - years ~ age, widoW ~ the late
D,a. J. ~. l.oysipy. She has been a
sunday school worker In the Albany
church. for over fiity years, aud i've
clergymsn are numbered smoug the
graduates from her sunday school
class.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

Tammtnv l,,.. 'rnkcr, shn has held
M. t.osiiion 20 vpui-d King ~ New
York fur soms ten Ncfrs, has gone Ca
Eurup.. 10 he suggestion that hc hss
gone to c.,trr di.t ~, e thls consequence
hi. frisuds Indignantly rvply that hi
trip ID solely ou aCc unt ~ his health.
CO... health. it .e,ms, failed 40 sudden
IA that D. lett "hetwe,u two dave, and
only pue ur two IL hi. most Intimate
friend. knew 81 his Intention until after
D. had .tiIrd. n 9. thought that The In
,rstigatiou into the affair. ~ the poligc
department "a NsV NoTk civ. aud the
probability 20 croker b.iug called 90
tell that ~ knew about the scandals,
h,d much tu de- With the su.'ieu eel
hp.r 81 hi health. NJ sny rs.'. hi d''-
Ia,rturr l. making things lDok hlu" Tor
IammtuN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
Alter The Battle.
Republican County Convention
at Paris Hill tuesday.
The Close Of Some Interesting
Contests.
-
a We'll Attended Cenvcss'sn
and n Geea Ticket Pat
In the Field.

Hotter than ever,
Yes, the weather, aud the contests
amicably settled by to-day's convention
at Parts lIlll.
The oxford County Republican con-
ycntIon Il an event In which there IL al
ways great deal 81 interest; hut II u
rarely that 80 many candidates appear.
In the field AMI before the convention,
az this year.
The contests for nomination In this
campaign have some Of them been brew.
Ing for months, aud some of them have
originated within q few weeks; but
nearly all Of them have developed that
goo,l-naiurcd intensity which character
lse. our contests, aud which gives inter-
est To the prelimlnarics and warns M
the enthusiasm for the campaign
which follows.
Candidates began to appear upon the
ground Monday morning, but no dele
gates showed up until the arrival OF the
stage from the afternoon train. Prom
that time they came In quite fast, snd by
nine o'clock the hotels presented the
usual scene ~ activity. About that
hour the special display Of fireworks
arranged for the occasion In the clouds
overhead began, aud for the next three
hours there Was celebration that dis'
counted any Fourth Of July affair that
the patriotism % the American people
can devise. Talk about thunder show
ers. We didn't have anything last sea
that approached u.
The sultrincss of the morning air
hardly relieved by the fierce electrical
storms 81 the night, wasn't such a. "a
prevent the aspiring from being busy IL
the early hours, aud the village present
ci scene 20 bu.tling activity for sons
hours previous To the opening OF thu
convention.
The convention vas made up Of :.
delegates, chosen from the several town.
and plantations % oxford County AZ
l t.fI.as
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
rERs AND rHERE.

Tho Boston lIcrtli thinks that 1t -
gin. Ia dawn ou IN. mo.t ohtuss iutrl-
le,ts that the Cleveland administration
will Iav iOn Csuts on Tho dollar" Why.
prays pf IN the promises 81 The thica-
20 platform. only tNu haV" hcyn tultll-
ID az have anv pruspsct 10 being iulhll.
III. tine ~ those tNo !. The trpcal IL
The federal rleytiou hss, and thc either
&. ~. rrps-,l 81 thr sherman law. which
Was sii,,t,,i by the AL II 10. Erpuhli-
cane. against he vote. ~ "a maiurity 70
The IA,mucrtts. Nhuut tWo gvuts uu a
dollar 80 lar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
A FINE CONCERT.

The Phlla Nay Concert Go. Of Boston
gave an entertainment at the CoDgrega-
tional church, Brownfield Centre. June
-, and Il was a rare treat. phila May
Mrs. Miller, with Mr.. Miller, Mr.. Ne
Call, pianist, aud Miss iIel en- Hubbard.
reader, constituted the company. IL was
the best concert We have had here for
many years. They spent the Sabbath at
East Brownfeld. Coming ne they did
for the Y. l.. :. &. T.. they were enter
tsined by some of the members. Mr..
aud Mrs. Miller were guests at 4. ID.
Fessenden's, aud Mr.. Mccall and Miss
H. bbsrd at W. II. Stickney's. Mr..
Miller pronounced Il one Of the red let
ter days of the town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
NAN KILLED AT oILsAD.
uE WAS pEAT, AND TIIE SPECIAL
TRAIN RAN OVER HIN.

SUNDAY afternoon Levi Philbrook, 81
years IL age, of Gllesd, was struck aud
instantly killed while attempting to
cross the Grand Trunk railroad. The
trsin was special, carrying party Of
railroad men. aud the engineer reports
that the cid man stepped from behind
water tank and attempted Ia cross the
track. lie was so deaf that In eommunI-
eating with him u Vas necesssry to use
a paper, 40 he did not hear the train. IL
Was impossible % stop, and Mr.. fhIl-
brook vas completely bekesdet. lie
leaves a married daughter, bat has lived
alone for some time. lie Was some DIE
tance from the road ~hsn he attempted
TO eross the track and no blame can be
attached to the trAinmen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

ussironomsr announces the di.coy-
o., 81 two bright starlight point. on
Mar. Vhi,h d. thinks iudUats m"uuisin
tip. tilted 10 certain angle. How do's
D. know that DO isnt part ~ "a systsm 81
trlegrtphy Nhicn thu Inhabitants - Gear
bruth.f planet are arraug iug Ni ina Nhi,h
tu communicate Nth The residents 81
thi. muulaus sphere
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

The graduating exercise. % the class
II ~, south Paris high school, were
held la The Baptist church Tuesday
evening.
The largest audience that ever
.sssmhled IN this church witnessed the
program successfully carried cat. The
ru.trum aud r,C.ss hack 81 the pulpit
Nerc tastrfully DECORATED with ferns,
svergrccns and flowers, giving the plat
form a very elegant appearance, aud
making thc scrne a tltting one Tor such
tu oC,aslon.
The following was the program a.
carried cut:
Nu.ie.
luyo-stion.
Nusir.
Satisfactory TIE Ruin. ~ ums.
rhs Nusi.ut Grrsk.. Aisn :. lIu,shis-.sn.
lsu.eut- ~ >u-usss, Ahse q. whsclcr.
Muslr.
Athur T.. Mann.
III usauties - Nstufp ksthsrtae ". flns.
~, ths tias-ics >apwuus' ilarry NJ. derry
Wonan'- frsxrv--, Maui !. tAftrf.
Cia.. In.tary. Ahss q whesleT.
kiu.ins.. - Ani,nal.. Lah D. l'sry
Ths rr,,zrv-. ~ tlis Age. watsf :. Jub.-.
ri.s N.uni nuihk.r-, Msige ". stuart.
Nu.lc.
Oass Fruphesy. Ivy ". Rirharison.
immisfatis,n. iluwari a.. MhssleF.
Ths Tuiiis >,hoal. - the Unlt.l state,
-NAs.ihury. inertia a. MaNim.
C.nferrinE ~ Diplomas.
Adirs-. o. Grs,luNtc-.
Siaging Ch-. sie.
Esns,listioR.
Perhaps the most interest was maui
tested In a.. class prophecy az reciied
~ Miss Ivy NJ. Eichsr,ison Ia a finely
conceived aud well executed device for
seeing into the future life II her class-
mates.
Rev. 4. 4. Wedge, supervisor of
schools, then presented the diplomas Ia
the graduate. IN happily ~or,icd adj
dress, referring fcellngly aud iorvefully
% the motto Of the class, "No steps
backward. and what would result
should the class motto become the life
motto for each.
The class ole written by Miss Jennie
y. Urrell was then sung by the class a.
follows:
No nory a tn cal ofti,s -.hs-,i he'll
shall - tsfn oar fosst.teps this way.
NJ naare shall wc Welsuuas Ia. .utnmoa-
To ~ sofs ~ ths co.ins day.
~sha-ulsisy. have iieparte-t foreter.
Their Ii.s.are- fofsser have Sci.
llenccfoFth In ihi- si'ie wyrti II s.tion
oar -starats paths we shall treat.
a. tsash.rs - earnest AL faithfal.
ABit dear srl..-sl mate. - tris-i and true
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
rOR GOVERNOR.
HENRY B. ClEAVES,
or Tortlones.
NELSON DlNGI.EN, JR.,
Of Lew i>toa.

Fnr >snktsr-,
ALBION q. GoEnS,N. II frHshufE
IouN :. HARLOW, ei hlNhstl
For Ceunty rrsasursr,
.KoEsE ". ArwOop, "i fafis
For Couuty Anaruey.
IUsENE D. SMITH, 20 N'f~h'
Tsf Countr Commissioner,
.toRsE ". gipLoN. "i fsf''
Fsr >hsfif.
FgEp 4 rugrEg. 81 Gu"i'i'i
Fer ezra of CouTts,
,uARLE~ D. WutTNAN. et Nsrsay
49, Register IL iss-is,
. HASTINGS BENN, oi Na.on
- Essi.tsr ~ I,,,sl. wc-teru pi.triet'.
I,kLIN UNLLABp. of frYehars
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
Ll0nTslso's WORK.
SOME 40 rnE DAMAGE BONE ~ mon
DAY NIGHTS SHOWER.

SPIRAL tho Demasni
During the thunder shower ~ Mon
day night, lightning struck the house Of
Gilbert Abbott, ats,vt one mile from
Pan. mn, and shattered II considerably,
doing more ar less damage In about
every room In the house.
Monday evening lightning struck the
residence ~ Mrs.. e.. 4. Allen In Buck.
field village, demollshlng the house bad.
~. The occupants were ublnjured. The
tooth.plck mill wa. al.o struck and set
on flrc. hut was extlnguished.
During the electrical shower Monday
night the line .et 81 farm buildlngs III
Washington blossom near Turner Cen
tire we're struck by lightning and burn
ed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

AkDnfo uay, l-gun,lc-t On The
uofth by 4. a. sargsnt, east
~ highway. -oaih by f"ftsr
line. Fls w w ~
Chasle- a. IIOwari, hou.e ID
ah.l .hop near Mrs.. Hs-s a., -.
IIilrs, lls 10
cha. n. IIswari. lsan.lssiga
the north ny lani II iis-c y.
mn EAST by sDd ~ Mr..
,hisk. ssath ny lan'i 20 81.
Durztn, " ~ ~
Ansr johnson. hoa-s AMI
10, situsts-l In village near
a.. ". wakenshis hou-s, 10 81
Mr.. James foser- 90 0snsr
unknown. kRown a. the
James Ioscrs farm, t-sand
~ Loo the north by sni ~
=. q. Lane. east by -aco -
river, ~ NV ~"
Mr.. %. N. stuart, hoa.s ant
It, situaissl on raj trsm
Tytsr mill, .oUalh-i, g. Nm.
4. nr,.pks' bon-s. Ia ID
SAMUEL MARRt>. Trva.afvF
20 tie Town Of BIvs hhshi.
June 18th. i~',.
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BoRN.

In ~oath Parts, lane o.. by Rev. u. o.. Nichol.,
Adns O.. Wet sni Mary d. iiolae-, 18th of
>oath Paris.
Jame. Mrs.r.gor. o daughter.
Ia ni,a.hi Csnirc, May -. :" the wife "f J..
D. Turner. q ianghisr.
In tsniSh, June :, " The wife of 4. v. ,"o'
In Bssl6sli. Jane u. ~ the wife % \. ".
sasyer.a sun.
10 Meth Waterford. Jane ~, ~ the wife ~
%. T.. Gisyelaasi, q soa james CARROLL
IN Ilsilssl. jane .. b. The wife ~ W. L.. Var
well. ssa gtitsF.
Ia Iithc. June 3. ~ the wife Of !. :. nVwR.
a sons
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NoN.u,,.,pCNr rAxEs,

In the Is~n % Iiru~nhshi. In The 'ounty ~
.Isfari, sai stats ~ Mslns, Tor ths Year l-a.
The foilising ust ~ taNc. oa rial estate ~ npa
r,.iisnt o~usrs N ti.s town ~ hfUwnh.h y Tor We
year I'D In hin. sonmitts-i a. simon Usn-sufn,
ss.llsst.f IL tascs ~ ssid tosn, on thc Ssh
,lay ~ JuRe, 4. a. I'D. IA. l-.n fttuTp.i ~ hita
H. ne a. rrtnaini 4 uaIal on Tho itth day 20 Apr.
A. a. lssl ~ NJ ceftlnsats ~ that ,iais AMI nos
rs,aain un,.ahi, anil nstic. i hsf,i'y siyen that
m A.. ali taNs. tnisrrst ant shArxvs arr
ma t.aii IN 90 the trvasuD ~ sshl tosn
within eiFhtssn uionth- frUm The late ~
the cuinu,ittasnt ~ the all biils, 80 mueh ~
m. rr.i sstat@ taNs.I a. viii ~ sulrlsnt ~ pay
he atasant due thsrrfof, tnsiuiing tntrrr.t AMI
ehargr-, will wiihout further na,io. ~ ."hi n
tai,lls anstisa a Tia olss - J. l.. iHnk in sali
tssn ua The slni day ~ Ds', lss.
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SUICIDE RY MORPHINE.

John Stanley, an sged citizen Of East
rryeburg, committed suicide by taking
morphine Thursday.
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SUNDAY TRIPS.

The Portland and Boston steamers
resumed their Sunday trips last Sunday,
the 11th.
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NV ApvsErisENs>rs

Nantssi
ttI. tssIissi
So. III ~air.
u.uH.ffsl. Nut.hfIissl
e ..Issrl.I .af.auTrs NatiHr.
Nat.Hr uf tHrgshssurr.
stsfranrrt tsHrfrrft.i AffHtrut fnsuTtufs' H.
Iafksf.s ttaIf ttilsaH.
~ ua tHusuu Ave
tiIn.Irnurus.
ffIHTs. ElaffsFr
ttlrf.rrtfs ~fTtHNTs
~ lr.tistt taNr. In rrusnhshi
MnntIHI
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MARRIED.

On Portland. Ians 10. by Rev. ". D.. olbhs.
Mr.. .. Murray yulhl,y ~ Iisston. an,i his-
Mar flovnc. Ihsycr 20 forlssi.
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WANrED.

Voc r.A .s.lsi q ihs woriis fslrj. . New
IiirycIe ~ second hass Espress wAxsa f< .
Yesns Gov es Ilyrpe. IIsrness asa wasoa.
Anyone hat has . IloFse ~ dispose NJ ~ Fo~i
trs.ie, siirvss j.. this esaoe.
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stN.i.E corit>.

Sinrie Copiss % ne tNetas-rst ar teur eese
.ssh. Theg stll - uasils-i On rscsiltoi rfi.e ~
a., - .Erfs - Cor 49, sssuFefltnls ~ iAttsee
800 r.rlr. ~ ~ ssrh t-zue have tssn Tlscci "n
- "A ~ falhssinE PLACES IN ~ tuunty
..gth Is.rt. t.errY's pTuE ~tnfe-
Shurtlsf-s pruE ~tnre.
N.rx.v NoVes' nrug ~tnrN.
R.-EG.tt Alfrssl tahs, fu-trna-tSr
fysburx, ~ LsNt~ ies"'s
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SCHOOL IS ovtR.

ROTH WARS WILL STINT ~ soru
rAHt, uICu s,uUot..-s.gAptA TiNG
INTECi,L, n HArIIst CHURCH.
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counIssroSERs, NOTICE..

Th~ unsisr-ixnesi, having iees apreinis.i by
The lion. Ju.ire of frelsts tor The Csunty ~
On f.ri, on the art Tuesday ef June. A. %; t-<.
90 recsiye AMI sssmiss the claims
Vrxnsh. late ~ fster In ali County decsa-st,
rvprrssnte.i ln.sisest. bervby giye notice that
.is months from the date Of ssii apIaant,aent
az. allowed ~ sshi cr,-iit"r. In whish '. pre-s.s
AMI prove their claims. and that they viii t< In
session q the fsllowinE place ssi times Toe ths
purpo.~ Of rsssi,inx the same, via % the Iv.i
.,e.se ~ Jorisn stacy IN sati Porter On July
lab and November att, % 10 e.eh.h an
t + sfsaY' Commissioners.
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clarence Morton. Herman Record aud
Eafle stuart Werr each ahseut one-hSlf
dsy. The ,losing exercises Ncr. held In
the high s,hOol room Monday evening.