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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-30
.sHBiEN ENTERS.

Wyatt Aiken. the genial cour,
stenographcr OF the Eighth judi
cial circuit and one Of tho most
popular and level headed mel of
the up country, is going to make
the race next year for congress in
tho Third district against Asbury
G. Latimor and ali other comors.
When Mr.. Aiken was hero at the
July torn of tho court many OF his
friends here, who wanted to see a
good man win, urged him to be.
come q candidate for congression-
al honors in his district, but he
did not take those suggestions sari-
ously and from the answers hn
gave those who urged him to run
it was not thought he would entor
the race. SO that the announce
mont of his candidacy will come
in the natur" OF complete sur
prise even to his most intimate
friends. In fact it was only last
week that ho himself madc up his
mind to enter the field.
The first known here Of Mr. Al
ken's candidacy was yesterday,
when one Of his friends received a
letter from him stating he had f.
nally determined to mako the race.
In this letter Mr.. Aiken says:
"Sjnce returning home and COM
sultiDg with my friends. among
them several prominent reformors,
I have concluded to run for con-
gross next year and will win. D. V.
81 will get good vote in Green
wood, AbbeviiIo, Oconee and Pick
ems, and hope to do we'll in An
derson and guess [ will get my
share in Newberry.
II intend to go into every town
,hip in the district and don't in
end to have any slack campaign
is far as / am concerned"
s'Wben this matter was first 1
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-30
Summons For ReIief.
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA /
pickcns County.

| ~ al - " SUI II CAttIINA,
Pickcns County.
Court OF Common Pleas.
hiIn Owings, Raymond o. Hunt. by II.
+. Hunt his Guardian ad litrm.
pl,intiiis.
Amanda Hunt, Jesse T.. Hunt, Uzce
Li''nt, II. nj. Bn OK, l. II. Book and
g. l.. IIoIlingsworth.
Defendants.
Summons For Relief.
Complaint Scrvcd.)
10 the Drfcnda, Is above named:
You are Hereby Summoned and re-
quii"d To hnswer the complaint in this
action, 81 which copy is herewith served
upon You, and to serve II cOny of yO,,r
answer TO the said complaint on the sub.
Scribcrs ut their office at Pickcns. court
house, South Carolina, within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive
OF the day Of such service; and If Won
fail to answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the Plaintiffs in this ac-
ti"n will apply 20 the court for the relief
demanded In the complaint.
Dated August Both a. D., 1897.
d. Nj. Stewart, core. [SEAL.l
Morgan & BlasSinganie,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
defend d.ntS herein reside:
Take notice that unless you procure the
appointment Of guardian, al litcn 10
represent Jesse E. Hunt and UZcc Hunt,
the minor defendants here within twenty
days from the service Of this notice, the
plaintiffs attorneys will procure such ap-
pOintMcnt.
Morgan e. BasSingamc,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
TO the nonresident defendant II. NJ
Brock:
Take notice that the Summons in this
action. of hich !hc above is Il copy and
the complaint lirrc were flied in the
office "f the Clerk Of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas for County nntl State aforc.
said Oh the Both Of August 1897.
Morgan Il HlnsslIgamc,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Srp2 97WG
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-30

mentioned I treated it as a joke,
but now / am in dead earnest and
propose to make winning race"
Though tho election is many
month off yet, tho contest is al
ready growing warm. Besides
Mcssrs. Aiken and Latimer, Geo.
Johnson, of Newberry, and D. X.
Norri,, of Anderson, are spoken of
hore as having positively deter
mined to make the race.-Green-
ville News 2Sth inst.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-30
N'H'aONS.
,ing bccaus


Governor EIlcrhe has by procla-
nation published to the world,
that "thr state board do declare
that the board Of police commits
siuncrs and marshal and commits
stoned officers under thcm for the
CITY Of Charleston are hereby abol-
ished AND declared vacant on and
after thr 3Oth day of September
1897"
Th" othvr proclamation puts i'll
to legal form his previously an
nounr"d purpose to remove the
dlspcnsnrv ronstablcs. 1t declares
that every commission Of State
constahlr- or special State cunsta
hlrs shall "Nrir" on the 3Oth day
of September 1897, when all sucl
offices >h"l! become vacant.
Ever sine" it was known thnt
Governor Eilcrbc intended to de.
privc th" state cOnstablcs Of their
places at th" pl" counter, it was
expected th"! In" mrtroyoIItan po-
lie" system IN Charleston would
ho abolished.
Already H"m" ar" disposed TO-
doubt tn" wisdom OF Governor
EIl"rh"S r"urN' IN tn" matter OF
"nt"rrlrG IN" dIEp"nSary law with
ont c"NSl"t.!'%, but It Is fair and
r"os"nahI" t" fu~roMd Judgment
and wait further developments.
Th" G"},ru"r is in Il better posi-
tlon to kunN III" status Of rtlairs,
and subsequent events will prob
show lhat his policy is for tho
h".t. II M#v have the effect Of
hnrmon!zIuy tn. sentiment of the
poopl" and may bring order out of
confusion in TINS liquor business.
Ii seem. t. n.o concession to those
who have denounced the so-callod
SPY feature of the dispensary law
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-30

NUT11IlY OF IIcKcliS.
r. c. Gaines,
vs..
w. II. Hester.
In nurcu,,co ~ ~, o,,or ~. .o,,
mod. IN the uhovr ,iatrI c,.. ,''II''' Nv. II'''
r. G. Waits, prrsiIinm .InIno ~ ''''', ,n:
14th d,y OF ,Julv 1897 nn1 on iiIn i' ~ tr', ',
Clerks oC9cc. wy
will sell to the h'yhcst bidder q
Sacslav in October
next, at Pickrus court housr s m,h C.,ro
lima. during the legal hours for sale, tIc
following described real estate to. yi,. wv
All those three lots or parccls of land
in the County aud St,tc aforesaid IN '',',,. th"
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-30
St Onico at Pickcns as
ING RATES..

Tor flrSt lnHtrtlOM, III
uhScuuent insertion.
NcrtiscmcntS on an
,,,,, contracts. Terms cash. Annual con-
tracts. payable quarterly.
No fayoritcs. One price to all. No spc-
,;ai nnsitiun or special rates to foreign ad-
,nrtisrrs. An such must take tho run of
thn narrr and abide by such rates.
local notices. in local column, 10 cents
nor line for first insertion and five cents for
each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements for coming issue should
br handed in not later than Monday morn
ing.
IT," .'.:,r ""t J." rnsnOnSiblc for th3
nSpondrntS, un-
endorsed.
3O 1907
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-30
GOOI HEREEf HtEFS EHz
-00t~D-O~O-

GeiF"Wc intcnl ln make il SO for those
who trade with uS This fall, hv irving
them b tier goods at lnwrr prices than
they have ever been abe to get l rrto.
fore.
"a" We aIc daily cri>i,g now Goods
for every department nf ullr store. such
rs hats. shoes, dry goods and eliot nthiny.
NTs We have iust received II nice Euc of
ladies trimmed hats an sailors. All TO
90 ut very low prr.rs
IN Ne keep ~ complete Il line Of Cen
ci1i Mrrchin'li,r as can e found in the
county.
BtIf"Onr >trongrS! combination Of trade
winners are high grace wnioS, lowca
possible prices and straight forward deal
ing<.
a23 We invite uur friends and custom.
| crS t" visit oar sore " hen in IIaslrv.
geaS"Wc are c1uillrnt hat tho value.
we lEivr to offer " i'll induce YOU to buy,
G8 With thanks for your past patron.
| age, we are
| \o'lrS very respectfully,
ELLISON BROS.
jl7-97yl. EASLEY, S. @
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-27
FISHERMEN ON STRIKE
Salmon-Packing on the Sacra-
mento River Has Been
Suspended.
Difference Between Catohers and Can
ners as to the Price Said to
Be the Cause.

The salmon canning industry on the
Sacramento River is at a standstill at pres
ent the cause being a difference between
the packers and the fishermen over the
price OF the salmon.
The demand for canned salmon, together
with the price obtained by the packers,
has compelled a cut in the price of fi,h
supplied by The river fishermen. This,
with what the packers considered dis
elimination against them In favor oil
the San Francisco marketmen, has caused
the trouble.
In previous seasons the packers paid a
regular pre- for all Fl h delivered to
them, large aud small alike.
This method was abused, the packers
say, by the ca,cners, who sold the larger
fish: to the marketmen at 80 much a
pound and ut the same lime dumped all
the small fish at the canneries.
In order 10 circumvent this the hackers
this year proposed to pay SO much a pound
for the fish instead of the old system
This, in addition to cut of from Il to
IL cents a pound, was received with dis
favor by the fishermen, who at the same
time were supplying the San Francisco
markets with the best fish caught at
| cent a pound.
The fishermen on the Sacramento River
held a NEE ting and decided to strke-lo
decline to supply the packers with any
more fish un.ess The old syste m were con-
tinued and an increase be made in the
price.
This proposition the Sacramento River
Packers Association declined, ana thus
the ma ter stands and will so stand for
this season, as the close season COM
mences on Saturday. The compan les will
put up n canned salmon until next year.
as they have an abundance on hand TO
meet all demands for the present
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-27
". RUSSELL WARDS CASE.
Attorney Garret McEnerney Moves to
Dismiss the Charge Against Him.

Attorney Garret McEnerney Moves to
Dismiss the Charge Against Him.
In Jud &c Carroll Cooks department OF
the Superior Court yesterday Attorney
Garret McEnerney moved to set aside the
information against w. Russell Ward,
charged with adultery.
Mr.. McEnerney made an argument an
hour long, in which he went over all the
law of the State touching this matter, ana
contended that no proper showing had
been made by the prosecution. He said
that before prosecution Tor adultery can
be maintained II must be made to appear
that the persons accused are living in
"Open anu notorious adultery" and
further, that it must be made clear that
the persons accused are falsely holding
themselves out as husband and wife.
None of the requirements of the code
had been complied with, said Mr.. Nc
Enerney, and he asked that the informa-
tion be dismissed, since no legal convic-
tion could be obtained.
District Attorney w. S. Barnes replied
very briefly, saying that ne considered
Mr.. McEnerney's ground well taken, and
tacity consented to a dismissal.
Judge Cook took the matter under ad-
visement, intimating that he would give
a decision at 2 oclock tomorrow aitel-
noon.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-27

or Dunkirk, 25s; direct port, 23s Cd. Char.
tered by Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
Lord Cairns, British ship, 1911 tons, wheat
or barley TO U9ited Kingdom, Havre. Antwerp
or Dunkirk, 25s net. Chartered by Balfour,
Guthrie & Co.
Pinmore, British ship, 1886 tons. wheat or
barley to United Kingdom, Havre, Antwerp
or Dunkirk, 25s direct port, 23s sd. Char
tered by G. ". McNear.
Talus, British ship, 1854 tons. wheat or bar
ley to United Kingdom, HavIe, Antwerp or
Dunklrk, 25s; direct port, 23s9d. Chartered
by Eppinger & Co.
James Kerr, British ship. 2291 tons, wheat
to uni ed Kingdom, Havre, Antwerp or Dun
kirk; 25s MT. Chartered by Eppineer 4 Co.
Atom Alaw, British bark, 1947 tons, wheat
TO United Kingdom, Havre, Antwerp or Dun
kirk; 26s Sd net. Chartered by Eppinger
d Co.
Forfarshire, British bark, 1900 tons, wheat
to United Kingdom, Havre, Antwerp or Dun
kirk; 27s cd net. Chartered by G. W. McNear.
krkcudbrightshtre, B itlsh ship. 1882 tons,
wheat 10 United nguom Havre, Antwerp or
Dunkirk, 23s 81; direct port, 26s 3D. Char
tered by &. w. McNear.
Inverloehy, British bark, 1889 tons, wheat
10 United Kingdom, Havre. Antwerp or Dun
kirk, 27s 81; direct port, 26s Sd. Chartered
prior 10 arrival by Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
Invercauld, Brush birk, 1903 tons. whea t
to United Kingdom, Havre, Antwerp or Dun
kirk, 26s Sd net. Chartered by Balfour,
Lancinp. British ship, 2605 tons, wheat to
United Kingdom, Havre, Antwerp or Dun
kirk, Dos net. Chartered by q w. McNear.
Cambrian, British bark, 053 IONS, wheat or
-four from the Columbia River TO United King
dom, Havre, Antwerp or Dunkirk. Bis 81
direct port, 31s Sd. Chartered by the Portland
Flour Mills.
Corunna, British ship, 226s TONS now at
Tacoma. wheat thence 10 U tied Kingdom,
Havre, Antwerp or Dunkirk, 23s Cd. Chartered
prior to arrival.
Brodick Castle, British ship, 1745 tons,
wheat from Tacoma to United Kingdom
Havre, Antwerp or Dunkirk, 23s Cd net. Char
Craigerne, British bark, 1882 tons. wheat
from the Columb bla River to the Unled King
dom, Havre Antwerp or Duukirk; 30s.
Crown of Scotland, British ship, 1883 tons,
wheat from the Columbia River TO the
United Kingdom, Havre, Antwerp or Dun
kirk; 26s 81. Chartered prior to arrival.
Bri tish Commodore, British ship, 1890 tons,
wheat from Tacoma to the United Kingdom.
Havre, Antwerp or Dunkirk; 32s 6; direct
port 3ls Sd.
Falkland British bark, 2739 tons, wheat
from Tacoma 10 Cork, United Kingdom, Havre,
Antwerp or Dunklrk; 30s.
The Orizaba, which arrived from Mex
ican ports yesterday, will go to Port Har-
ford this afternoon to bring up load of
grain.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-27
Self.COnfdence, a Clear and Happy Mind
a Magnetic Personality, Strong
Mind and Body.

No regrets for the past, and no weak
ness to make you feel as if life is burden.
Good health in every respect is yours it
you keep up your nerve force. Ii you are
lacking in this element you can replace it
by using the famous life renewsr, Dr..
Sanden's Electric Belt.
s.THREE CLASSES OF MEN"
Is a little book that tells how manly
strength may be restored. Call and get It
at the office, or it IS sent by mail. closely
sealed, free. Call or address
DIR. A. T. SANDEN,
632 Market ST., opp. Palace Hotel, San Francisco.
Office hours-S A. N. TO 80 p. NJ: Sundays 10 to
!. Consultations free and invited Los Angeles
Office, 204 South Broadway: Port land Or. 26S
Washington ST.; Denver, Colo, 9Sb sixteenth 81
NoTE-Make No Mistake in the Number, 632
Market Street. Make note OF It
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-27
MORE VALLEY ROAD TRACK.

Ten Miles 10 Be Laid hmm d lately on
Road Beyond Hanford.
The construction gang of the Valley
Ro; d, having completed the track into
VisaIia, was transferred yesterday to the
line running from Hanford toward Bakers
field Seventy men are at work laying
track at point sixty live miles north
ward of Bakers field.
They Will lay at once ten or twelve
miles of track in order to get trains down
to a place from vhich there is to be a
large shipment of wheat. Actual grading
on this road has been stopped at the Kern
County line twenty-five miles beyond the
present track terminus.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-27
BurgIe in the County Jail.

Antoine Burgle, who tried TO kill Louis
Braverman, the ieweler, and was nearly killed
himself, was removed from the Receiving
Hos,ital yesterday to the County Jail as he
has sufficiently recovered. About TWO weeks
ago he was held to answer before The Superior
Court by Judge Low on the charge OF an as
sault to murder
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-27
Messenper Rnx in TrnnhIe.

warrant was issued yesterday in Judge
Joachimsen's court for the arrest OF Villa
Roth, messenger boy in the service of the
Gold and Stock Telegraph Company on a
churse of en- beZzIement. He was sent on Mon
day to the office of Cutie & Frank, Insurance.
agents 312 California street. to collect bill
amounting TO $l7 so. l. Is alleged he got the
D. oney aud disappeared.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-27
Missionary Day.

At the First congregational Church, from 9
to O'Clock this afteIocon, Missionary day
will be celebrated with music, addresses and
other appropriate exercises. Mrs. Frank H
French will conduct the exercises. Mrs. Ar
thur Smith. a missionary, is gong to leave
for China in few days and she will make her
farewell address this afternoon. Mrs. Beck
who has just arrived from China, will tell the
latest missionary news.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-27
AUCTION SALES.

BY CHAs. LEVY & Co.-This dav August 81
Furniture, at 1875 Market ST., at 10 O'Clock.
By DAVIS, BELAU & Col his dav. August 27.
Bicycles. At 115 Bush street, at II O'clock
. BY FRANK W BUTTFRFIELD-This dav An
gust 27. furniture at 424 O'FarIell street, at /
o clock.
BY 6. II. uMBsES & Co.-Thursday, September
tReal Estate AT Il NJ ont gomery St, at II O'CLOCK
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

BALDWIN THEATER.-- The Heart of MARYLAND
COLUMBIA THEATER The Great Unknown"
MoRosco's oPERA-HoUsk- The Train Wreck
ers
ALcAZAR THEATER. Jane
TIvoLI OPERA HOUSE, II Trovatore.
ORPHEUM.- High- Glass Vaudeville
OBERoN.-Grand Concert
sUTRo PA-Hs.- Bathing and Performanoes
THF CHUgEs AND CHUTEs FREE THEArER.-
Great Vaudeville Company every afternoon and
evening
MhCHANIcs' PAVILIoN-Mechanics' Fair now
oper.
STATE FAlR-Sacramento, commencing septem-
Der D.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-27

SATURDAY, August 2S, will be rield day at
Camp Mcdonald at Ukiah. where the First
Regiment is in camp. On that day Major.
General James and staff will review the troops
A. special excursion over the San Francisco
and North Pacific Railway will leave Tiburon
ferry at z 80 A NJ, and on the return leave
Ukiah at p. NJ. Only So for the round trip
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-27
Insolvency of Harris Becke,

Harris Becker, doing business under the
name OF the California Clock Company. has
filed petition in insolvency. His debts
amount to S3327 81 and has no sets ex-
cept an interest in a lease valued ut $500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-01-26
SNOW,S FALLS

There has been considerable activity
in this quiet place during the past week.
Ice cutting has been the regular thing
and the river has been thronged from
early morning till late In the afternoon
with q busy throng Of Ice cutters, getting
ready to withstand the ravages OF next
summers heat among their creameries.
Herbert Scribner Of Paris Hill was en-
gagged to come with his Ice pillow and do
the cutting while the others, including
Eldron and Will Steans, Richard Gaetz,
and the Berry Brothers, with their
numerous assistants, were kept busy
removing from the water and hauling
TO q convenient place for storage, the
many cakes which he cut with q sur
prising rapidity. A fine clear quality,
twenty inches thick, was found just back
Of George w. Hammond's house.
Miss Carrie p. Hammond, who has
been confined to her room for the past
two months, came down stairs for the
first time last Sunday and has been
down every day since with the exception
Of one Of the very severe days. Miss
Hammond has many friends In Paris
who win be very glad to learn Of her Inn
pr0vement.
w. ID. Gaetz, who Was one OF the regu-
lar workers at the Falls all last summer,
and who went into the woods early In
the fall, has paid flying visit to his
friends here lately. We were all glad to
see him.
We are now represented on the Grand
Trunk BY Robert E. Shaw, who 10 en-
- - ,v{Sk that nosxno~uv a a 6Hnssna0
He spent Sunday at home recently and
reported himself - much pleased with
his new duties.
Charles D. Cordwell has been ct home
for the past few days on account Of =
shut down In the factory where be b now
Moses D. Smith has bean steadily en-
ga,Ied In threshing until within very
lew days, bot be y now It home and APP
pass % b enjoying wsal-safnd ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-01-26
EAST SUMNER.

Funeral services Of the wife OF Rev.
ID. ;. Hibbard occurred at the Congrega-
tional church on Wednesday last. Her
death occurred in Gorham, Maine, on
Sunday. The remains were accompanied
by Mr.. Hibbard snd two daughters.
Rev. +. Z. Miller ofiiciated at the funeral
services. Mrs. Hiobard's age was 80
years.
A residence Il being built on the
Minot Packing Co.'S grounds by Mr.. FL
well. who is TO work for the company
making cans.
True, William, the ladies' circle en-
did not materislize as An
and il Is also too true that the
spirit moved too much, and truer yet, IL
is said, that the spirit came from Hart
ford. But there. When church MEN,
bers get drunk and the matter Is winked
at, what can be said TO those who do not
profess better things: More winking
has 10 be done. One of the great him
ORANGES TO successful church work Is too
much ''Good Lord" in meeting, and too
much good devil" outside In the same
person. A considerable farrzr" man
Is worse than all farrow COW. The right
kind Of spirit Is not begged.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-01-26
CANTON POINT.

The long wanted snow has come a,
last.
W. G. Msgner is saving ice for G. NJ
Park.
Mrs. B. C. Waite Is visiting her dsugh.
ter, Mrs. Harry Nickerson, In Portland.
The dance at Union Hall Saturday
evening Was well attended. Some forty
seven couples were present, and all en-
loved q good time.
Our popular blacksmith has been rush.
ed With work recently.
Curtis Cspen Is at work for &. NJ,
Park.
The work at Canton Falls Is nearly
suspended at the present time.
Miss Effie NJ. Morrison has been spend
ing few days With Mr. and Mrs. A. b.
Conant.
Miss Lena NJ. Packard Is housekeeping
for Mrs. B. c. Waite.
Miss Jessie Luce Is spending a short
vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Childs.
Mr.. |. L. Harmon has exchanged
stands with Mr.. j. NJ. Holland, and Mr..
Ed Bartlett has bought the Harmon
stand, and will soon move into the same.
The Frenchmen who have been chop
ping wood for Charles Ellis have nearly
completed their job, which WAS 2l5
cords Of wood.
Fred Rowe and family have moved
into the house with Mrs. Rowe's father,
Mr.. c. NJ. Holland.
The entertainment at Union Hall which
Was given by the Sunday School was
very good. The program Was as fol-
lows:
Music.
Doh Show.
Music and Song, Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Ludden.
Tableau. Joan Of Arc at the Stake.
Reading, Miss Lena n. Packard.
Music, Children.
Tsbleau, woman's Rights.
Reading. Vera blanchard.
Song, Harry Packard and winnifred Poster.
Music and Song,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludden and Lena Packard.
Tableau, Union Forever.
Reading. Louis Magner.
song Stubbs Sisters.
Reading and Tableau, The Parsons Fec.
Song. Winnifred Foster and Miss Stubs.
Reading, Miss Grace Park.
Song, Prof. A. j. Huntington.
Tableau. Guardian Angel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-01-26
MASON.


The NJ. +. Circle met with Miss Nellie
Bean Wednesday afternoon and evening.
A lulled corn and pastry supper was
served 10 the evening.
Freddie Wheeler OF Bethel visited his
sister, Minnie, at Addison Beans, last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. J. II. Bean returned to her home
in South Paris last Saturday.
Roy Grover was up from Bethel, stop
ping over Sunday.
Edsell Grover Of West Bethel was 10
town the past week. He Was soldier
in the late war.
Sunday night about three inches OF
snow fell, followed by rain Monday
forenoon, and blizzard set in at three
O'Clock In the afternoon. Tuesday
morning the mercury registered Is below
zero at 6 A. NJ, 10 below at II NJ, and l.
below ut 6 Pm. Wednesday IL below
at q A. N.
Albert b. Grover, Of Grover Hill,
Bethel, Was at s. o. Growers last Mon
day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-01-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

A Campaign Of Education.
It's Yoang Yet.
2 Notices OF Appointment Of Assignee
Probate Notices
Notices
Paris Laundry.
The Queen OF Fashion Magazine.
Nursery Agents
Pensions Secured.
Hindercorns-
Music while you wait.
Messengers Notice.
3 Legislative Notices
Notices Of Appointment.