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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-02-09
DENMARK.

It Is reported that Mr.. George W.
Gray was thrown from his sleigh while
riding In Portland and was badly hurt,
although no particulars Of the accident
have been received here.
Mr.. f.. Z. Swan has returned from his
visit TO Boston.
The Ladies' Circle met with Mrs. VIII
liam Allen Wednesday afternoon and
evening. About G5 sat down TO supper.
The farmers are now very busy haul
ing birch to the mills of Fred Sanborn
and Augustine Ingalls,.
A. b. Ordway and Chas. Moore are
working at the late George Bean place
making repairs on the inside OF the
house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-02-09
WELCbvlllE.

Miss Mabel Mont closed q very sue
cessful term OF school on Pigeon Hill,
Jan. 3Oth. This Is Miss Mont's third
term.
Mr.. Lincoln Chaplain Is hauling pine
from the Cummings lot In East Oxford
to John Hanscom's mill In Mechanic
Falls.
There Is soon to be held an old-fash-
Toned spelling school by the NJ. Z. Cir
Gle.
Mr.. Howard Blake Is cook for A. l..
Chaplain in the woods. Lincoln says he
Is a good one"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-02-09
kezAR FALLS.

Rev. n. L. King, former pastor Of the
N. E. church, has been In the place the
past few days.
Mrs. Ruth Gould and daughter have
returned from Fryeburg.
Mr.. Clinton Wood has gone to Con-
way, n. H., to work.
High school commenced Monday, Feb.
8. Principal, s. A. Mcdaniel, n. d. +;
assistant teacher, Orman l.. Stanley.
Miss Lula Bennett, who has been at
work In Portland station, is visiting
friends Ia this vicinity.
Miss Lula Mason Of Brownfield ID Wis
ting In this place.
Mrs. Irving Mason Is very sick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-02-09
NORWAY LAKE.

Mr.. Samuel Partridge Is quite feeble
this winter.
The scarlet fever seems to be about
over. There have been nineteen or
twenty cases, aud not q serious case
among them. The worst Of it was keep
ing the children out OF school, for we are
having q fine term.
Miss Barbara Mckay is at home for q
short vacation.
George Wood has built an ice house.
There was quite crowd Of people on
the ice Thursday to see the horse trot,
but the trot did not come OF until FRI
day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-02-09
SHOWS FALLS.

Will Gaetz returned to Dead River
lumber camp last Friday. He went back
with Lewis kidder behind fine new
horse weighing 1920.
FL. Wood has recently completed a
light horse sled for his personal use. A.
ID. Cook painted 1t In his usual skillful
manner.
Moses Smith Is enjoying visit from
his mother.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-02-09
OlCkvAlE.
a -

Elmer c., son OF A. J. Farrar, Is III
with lung trouble.
Maurice Tracy Is III with bilious at
tack.
The past week has been good week
for business, and roads are full Of teams.
Born, Jan. 81, TO the wife Of Thomas
A. wyman, a son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-02-09
lYNCAxtllE.

Mrs. A. c. Holt has been quite sick,
but Is better at present writing.
Herbert McAllister Is at work for
Jonathan Bartlett Of Stoneham. His
wife is boarding at Wilbur McAllister's.
Austin MeAllister has taken the hard
wood timber Of L. II. Burnham to saw
into slaves. The mill started last Mon
day.
II. B. Mckeen is hauling bolts for l..
III. Burnhsm.
At the town meeting last Monday the
town would not vote to raise any money
towards the electric railroad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-02-09
COMING EVENTS.

Feb. $. 2. l0-Lewiston District Ministerial AS
ISOLATION NJ. Il. church. Norway
Feb s--supreme judicial Court. South farts-
Feb 10 Concert by Galatians Orchestra anu
olive Mae stuart. New Hall. south Paris
Feb u.-Little Andro-coggin Naiey sanuAy
School Association. Baptist Church, Norway
Feb s-Oxfor,l CVanty Medical Association,
Mechanic BALLS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-02-09

Single Comics OF the Democrat are four cents
each. They win be mailed on receipt OF price by
the publi.hcr~ or for the convenience OF patrons
sinsle copIes OF OF each Issue have been placed on
sale at the following places In the County
south Paris, Sturtevant's Drug Store.
Shurtlefrs Drug store.
Norvay. Noyes' Drug Store.
Bpckdeld. Alfred Cole, Postmaster.
rryebnrr. AZ. Lewis. Insurance once
Paris Hin. NJ. L. Mellen. Post once.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-02-09
NEST PARIS

IL is expected that Rev. Henry X
Rose, OF Auburn, will give q lecture In
the church on Monday evening, Feb. 10.
Subject: Home Life, or how 10 he
Happy" All are cordially invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-02-09
NORTH PARIS.

Mrs. Abner Benson has been quite sick
the last two weeks.
Vim. Bryant has been quite sick with
mumps at his wife's mothers, Mrs.
Burnes'.
Arthur Stevens has hired out to
Charles Stevens to drive one Of his teams
In the woods OF New Hampshire.
Mr.. Hazeltine has also gone into the
woods.
School closed last week. The teacher
invited the scholars to spend the even
ing of the last day at her home, which
most Of them did, and merry time was
had.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-02-09
SOUTH HIRAM.
~ ,11o Q~.e<A 4. - A~--

The snow storm Of Thursday was the
worst storm Of the season. The roads
were drifted to the depth Of three or
four feet.
Mics Lulu Bennett, who works In the
Union station, Portland, was at home on
Q visit last week.
Irving Fox called on friends here the
past week.
Mrs. Hattie Clay, who has been visit
Ing her daughter, Mn. Frank Woodward
Of Maplewood, returned homo Sunday.
Rev. n. E. King Of Monmouth was In
town last week.
Clinton Wood and wife were in the
place the past week.
+. +. Stanley has ben drawn jury
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-02-09
TAKE NOTICE

South Paris, January, 1897.
1t has been reported by some one that
Shurtleff & Maxim have sold out their
grain business. We wish to state to
our msny customers and friends that
that Is false report. We are at the
old place on skilliugs Avenue, with q
large Stock of all Kinds Of
GRAIN, FLOUR. COTTON
SEED MEAL, CORN MEAL,
by the bag or car load, HAY and
STRAW, In fact everything that Is kept
In any Grain Mill in the State.
Our goods are shipped direct from the
West, and uulosded from the car into
our store without carting. Our rem, Is
low, therefore our expenses are much
less then when we carted our grim q
long distance.
All orders left with our obliging team
ster Irving f. Andrews, BY mail or ct
our Office, will be promptly delivered
without any charge for delivery.
SHURTLEPF & MAXIM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-02-09

X. Churchill and wife went to Bethel
Feb. 3rd.
Lucy Andrews has gone to Portland
to visit her brother, w. w. Andrews.
VIII Bryant has been sick with the
humps at Mrs. Burns.
Z. 4. Field Is agent for the Bowker
and Essex fertilizers and will be glad to
furnish the same to the farmers 10 this
locality.
G. W. Berry and wife visited friends
here Feb. 4th.
Mrs. Abbie Lowe has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. F. L. Barrett, for q few
days.
Lorana Robbins has finished her
school and Is at home.
TRAP CORNER.
One Of G. F. Marshall's daughter has
been quite sick with the humps, and
they have left her very poorly.
Ellingwood & Willis have contracts
for cantdogs and pikepoles that will
take several months to Ill. They make
first-class goods.
The creamery company have put In .
Nat. butter worker, and are doing good
business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-02-09

USh0ohs
A place not often heard from In the
papers, but for all that, very important
on account Of its advanced civilization.
Those who enjoy tripping the light
fantastic and were In attendance at the
dance at Wiswell's Hall last Tuesday
night, report very enjoyable affair.
Mr.. Charles Harrington Is recuperating
from q severe attack Of rheumatism.
Miss Eunice Maxwell Ia the guest Of
her numerous friends In and around
Bridgton.
The store OF A. ii. Scavey was entire
" destroyed by fire last Wednesday
night. By hard work small store
house was saved. Mr.. Seavey esti-
mates his loss at $1,000, insured for $500.
He contemplates rebuilding.
II Is said that +. Il. McAllister will
locate 10 Norway In the near future.
Our people are very much interested
In the proposed Oxford Central railroad.
The Methodist church society met at
the church last Thursday night. A
large number were In attendance.
Large strings OF shad are being
caught at kimball's Pond, some. weigh
Ing five or ak pounds.
Farmers are anxiously waiting for q
rise In price Of potatoes. At present
quotations 1t hardly pays them for
their time and seed.
The two young daughters Of Edwin
Pray, walking mile to and from school,
do not miss day In their attendance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-02-09
htRAA


The Knights OF Pythias are preparing
4 drama for the near future.
On Jan. Goth, Mrs. Lizzie j., wife OF
Mr.. Joshua +. Sargent, and daughter OF
Vim. and Lsvina w. Cotton OF Hiram,
died In South Bridgton, OF blood poison
ing, aged y years, months, II days.
She leaves five children, the youngest a
babe OF eight days. Rev. Mr.. Hague OF
South Bridgton attended the funeral on
Saturday at the old homestead. We
have known this estimsble lady from her
childhood as pure and modest maiden,
daughter, wife and mother, OF tender
affections, and loyal and loving devotion
to sill the duties OF such relations. Amid
4 wealth Of flowers consecrsted by tears
we have laid her with her kindred, cheer.
ed by the thought that upon the fadeles'
flowers In the eternal morning no tears
shall ever fall.
On Friday morning, Feb. 5th, the
thermometer fell to II below zero, but
rose nj 2. NJ. to IS above.
Mrs. Almon Young Is visiting 81
Augusta.
The W. G. T. L. held meeting Thurs.
day 2. NJ. with Mrs. Eugene Martin
The society numbers some. 10 Of oul
most active and respected ladies.
Mrs. Charles w. Osg0od Is improving
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Gould have con-
veyed their homestead to Mr.. Melville
Gould with the condition Of their main.
tenance.
Mr.. George w. Osgood hss recovered
from his recent illness.
Mr.. F. l.. Mark Of Fryeburg has beer
In town this week on insurance business
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-02-09

Osh~rvfse Sso6 = year. single copies ccnss-
ADVERTISEMENTS An legal ADVERTISEMENT are
Rtven three consecutive Insertions for tl-p yer
Inch IN length Of column Special conusce
maize Win local, transient and yearly sdversas
crS.
Jon PRIxrrxo New type, fAst presses, seeam
power, experienced workmen and iow pnoSs
combine 70 make this department Of our ousi
ness complete and popular.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-02-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Wanted.
Just Received.
A Car Load Of Horses
Legislative Notices
VIM. 4. Leaviu.
To Make Hens Lay.
For Ella.
Special Sales.
Business Carts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-02-09
LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Judiciary will give public
hearing In IL room at the State House In Au-
gu-ts. Thursday. Feb. IS, lsg7. NJ O'Clock p. n.
Resolve OF the Somerset County Pomona
Grange In favor Of the cash system for repairing
highways.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-02-09
a LARGE DEAL

IN THE STOCK OF SOUTH PARIS GREAT
EST INDUSTRY. L. c. RATES or NEW
HAVEN RUYs THE pENNISoN INTEREST.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-02-09

good. Dealer In Fancy Groceries. Fruit. Con
fectioncry. Cigars and Sporting Goods, BETHEL
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-26

iay, it is considered quite as remarkable,
owing to the great notoriety that was given
The case at that time and the consequent
likelihood Of prejudice being aroused in he
minds of the talesmen.
That the interest of the public had par
tIally subsidized was shown by the smallness
81 the attendance as compared with that
At the former trial, and the dizziness OF the
days proceedings evidently bored those
who took the trouble to come.
When the case was called by justice Mad
dox' on the second day OF the trial, seven
men were in the jury box. shortly after
noon the twelfth man was sworn in.
After recess District Attorney Aoungs
opened his case by telling the story OF the
murder and promising to bring witnesses
to prove every allegation. The young men
who found tho body alleged to be Gulden-
suppe,s. we're called as the first witnesses
they told the same story which they rcia.
ted ut the first trial.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-26
THE NEWS %EPIToMlzEo.


Serious charges against the Unlleu
States Commissioner Mt Dyea, AtasNH, NV
been made to the President II secretary
Bliss.
Designs for n Government arm9r pam
with a capacity Of six thousand TONS
wear. have been completed by the N"N'
Armor Board.
Under the proposed agreement between
the United States, Great BrltaIh an2 a
ndn, the United States will suspend seal
Ing on tho Prtbilof Islands in return ioI
the suspension OF pelagic scaling by the
Canadians,
Postmaster General Gary expressed Sra!l-
ncatton at the comments on his reconimch-
1ntion for the establishment OF postal S"''
lngs repositories,
Veterans in volunteer soldiers homes
have taken ballots, which show they IhEoi
the control Of the homes by the war DC
partment.
Sixty employees in the Topograpn5ca
Bureau were laid off because the board o
Apportionment reduced the appropriation
The Secretary of the Treasury has issue
n circular to employees to the erect Una
clerks receiving Il stated salary VINO ne
gi ect to pay their debts, contracted iot TN
necessary support of themselves ana Lhel
families, without presenting satlsihctoT
reasons therefore, will not be retalheu Il
office.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-26
THORN'S new TRIAL ON.
Reopeniug Of the Guldensuppe Muir
der Case at Long Island City,
A JURY QUICKLY SECURED

Justice Smith Compelled to Retire by Hi
~ness-Justice Maddox Selected to Try
the Case in His steod-Great Speed
Made in Choosing the Jury For Mrs
Augusta Nack's Alleged Accomplish
New YoRR Cry (speeiaD.- Martin Thorn
the barber, who is charged with having
murdered william Guldensuppe on June
%, was put on trial for the second time IN
the supreme Court of Queens County sit
ting in Long Island City.
The effort to bring Thorn to trial has been
met by n most remarkable series OIL Cd
structive incidents.
After Mrs, Mack had astonished the court
with her confession, and an anticipated
rapid trial had been upset by the sudden
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-26

Major Arnold's column Of troops in
Africa routed the forces Of the slaye-raid-
ing Prince Of Idan and drove him to the
bush
II was announced in Berlin that tho Man.
helm Pure on Company, a competitor Of
the standard Oil Company, has purchased
an island in the Rhine, on which 1t is
proposed to build gigantic tanks,
The Countess OF Lathom, wife Of the
Lord Chamberlain Of the Household OF the
Queen. was killed in England by being
thrown out OF a trap ON returning from a
shooting party.
Germany proposes to enlarge its holdings
on Chinese territory, "dipiomatiealsy II
possible"
General weyler landed in Barcelona on
his return from Cuba and proclaimed him
self the friend Of national production in
Spain and Of The spanish workman.
nta Amen tan is quoted in IN
"Aity for
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-26

Five brothers were advanced to the de-
gree Of Master Mason in the lodge rooms
Of Northern Lodge, F. andA. NJ, Of New
ark. N. J. They are Harry A.. Phillips,
Everett !. Phillips, Frederick A. phillips,
Robert Phillips and William Phillips, They
are sons of Henry f. Phillips. He is seven
ty-fve years old and was raised to Mason
in Newark Lodge in 1919. He now is high
priest or C%orlnthian Chapter, Deputy Mas
ter OF Adelphia Council, u thirty-third de-
gree Mason of the Scottish Rite, a knight
Templar, and q life member OF the Grand
lodge. The raising Of five brothers at one
time is said to be unique in the annals OF
MASONRY.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-26

A great fire broke ont
Australia, and in short tin
damage. 1t started at +
of Craig Williamson, in
The city. A strong wind
and the Aereely famed
swallowed up building &
The burned section include
largest business houses in Me
buildings were completely
estimatedthat the loss will re
The trade in soft goods has
Gus setback. Hundreds OF
sorts have been suddenly {
employment
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-26

The Turkish Government announces the
-postponement until spring Of its naval re-
organization plans. This is due to the
Representations of Russia that arrears Of
the Turkish-Russlan war indemnity are
still due, and that II Turkey persists in the
reconstruction OF her navy, Russia will in
sist upon the payment Of these arrears 1t
Is also n setback to Germany, who was sup
porting the Turkish laval policy.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-26

illness of a juror. the attorneys on both
sides boped that the obstacle OF securing
n iury for the second trial once overcome,
things would go along smoothly,
hut when court had reconvened
Justice Wilmot NJ. Smith, who presided at
The former trial, announced from the bench
that he was too i'll to hear the case, and
Justice SamuelT. Maddox, of Brooklyn HOOK
bis mace. Two hours delay was causedh by
reason of this misfortune, but after Justice
ldox assembled the bench he hustled
-P=,s along with great celebrity. Seven
: 5rs had been selected at the close oil the
SSts work. While this does not equal the
9 nd 6 the last proceeding, where the
e al complement was chosen On the. Z Gt
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-26

noteworthy. More than
In subscriptions. To conc
monies Mrs. Maud Balline.gs
regularly ordained as a min
Gospel, and can h~enceforth PC
rage and funeral ceremonies
the title of Reverend to her paI
chooses.
Her assumed title is Mint
Church of God in General" Il
ferred upon her by DR.. MaeArth
Baptists; DR.. Bradford, for the
tionslists; DIR. Gregg, for Y
terians, and DR.. Strong, for theE
Alliance.
The meeting was presided over
cey NJ. Depew, who commented
wide scope and self-saeriheing
the soeiety's work, and impresse
hearers the duty of the public
financially the interests
/ ffan
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-26

l. - W-aala a fN III y "
s&N sJis nc "ceN ,
tion of forty-ifve manuIactHr rep Oh seW0
pipe INTO a trust Win Q|''''o'0oo Pc
Donald MeClelland' son OF a. N5stc5e .HnI
IN, " dentist, and a clerR IN Lne DlonA
Borough Bank, disappeared AFTER Be'tlhE -"
banks check for S25eo cashed'
An organization OF Chinese mas peen
formed in Chicago for the purpose tR re.
handing tho rlsht OF suildb' ""' nv
peal OF the aptl-Chlhese law
In the United States Circuit Court at To-
oeka. Kan. Judge Foster refused to issue
an Injunction restraining State Insurance
Commissioner Webb McNail from eXamlh'
inc the books Of the Travellers Insurance
Company. The suits of the New YORK Lie
Insurance Company against Conmlssione
McNail were dismissed on MOTION Oh Tue
company attorney,
woman's college building was received
md dedicated by Brown University, and
the cornerstone OF a chapel was laid at
Wellesley.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-26
COMPETITOR MEN RETURN
MELONS TALE OF TORTURE

All of Them Emncinted From Long Con
hnement and Hardship-Captain La
horde Cripplcd-Horrors of Nineteen
Months in a Spanish D~ungeon-Con-
demned 20 Death without a Hearing
New YORK Cry Special The 1--WE mem
hers Of the crew of the alleged nlibusterins
schooner Competitor, who were released
after nineteen months confinement IN
Spanish prisons in Cuba, arrived in this city
on the Ward Line steamer Saratoga. Broken
in health by their long confinement ana inc
treatment accorded them by their %jailers,
and clad ONLY in the rags which they have
worn since they were captured over a year
and n half ago. they made a pitiable speeta-
Gle as they walked down the gangplanS OF
tbe steamer and fell into the arms OF then
friends, who had been waiting on tne 100 80
for hours. The five are: Captain Alireao
Iabnrdn of New Orleans, master OF the
A,nerinnT schooner Competitor and a cltt-
zan ~ the United States; William Gildea,
nm Fnglishman by birth, but a natnrallzea
citizen and mate of the Competitor; owha
Melton, q Kansas newspaper man 81
znhooI teacher who smiled on the
ComDetitor; William Leavitt, COOK OF the
Comnetitor and Il native Of this city, ana
! charles Barnett, steward OF the Oompetl-
for and a British subject. The other two
members Of the Competitors crew VINO
were captured were DR.. L. Bedea ana
Telcado Massa. Massa was tried ana ae.
united on the charge of tiibIsterinR' put
ras kept in prison as a witness against Or.
Redea. The latter 5 still in Gabana Fort
rcss. ,It
OF the five men who returned young Mel
ton was in far the worst condition. he
went away on the Competitor a robust man
healthy. strong, and Weighing l65 pounus
III returned pale, emaciated, and hollow
eyed. He weighed just 100 pounds Whet
he landed, and was so weak that ne eou5t
scarcely talk above a whisper. MS hahu'
trembled violently, and he looked .
be nothing but skin and bones; II
This condition he was sent away IRON
C1ba. with no clothing but n white nanne
sbirf the trousers which he wore when n
was Gaptured. a thin jacket and shoes AM
socks His teeth We're chatterinS with tn
cold Ne he stood on the deck Of the Sar
atogn when she hauled into her dock. On
If ne first men aboard the steamer was
Cuban. who quickly stripped himself OF nj
overroat and covered the shivering ma
William Leavitt, tho cook Of the Com
~netitor. was in almost as bad ~condtloi
The others say that his sufferings nave al
; Tected his mind. He is Il physical Wrec
= md had no more clothing than Me!t9I
I, Cantain Laborde was < 'dfriJ w I
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-26
J.@
So SyTUAL FIRE ms, CO. OF
gps| SALEM COUNTY.


,rFIcE-HEAD OF MARKET ST, SALEM
CIIIS ,ld and reliable Company Of 90 years
standing continues 10 insure all .klhus Oh
rrgNty notrXira hazardous, inioWn or t9un,
tT\ fnr any length Of time not eNcetulhE NV
years at as low rates as WI p%S I3SaT1 "in, ar
1enscS. il lnsures against FIRE or lighihi4E 81
h1u,,"e Nv either. Its losses are promptly az
iusted auN1tid, It's funds ON MANI arg anild,
Ia ,nrpt all probable loss, being larger tlti, ~
any urcyipuS time Of its existence ana sle'uhN
increasing. while its reserve assets AZ ot q
nbararfcT and amount To surely meet ali lusNF,
hnv.ryPrec aOrdinarN and canhOt ne l[lltviNu
away by 1nfortUnate investment OF "eI""'''"H
o'nUGiITrrctors-Jos. X. Waddington, VIM; B,G2I-
pinter. Charles Hires, Josiah N.lStar' n2Nin r.
tsrirr, c. Il. SmnickSun, N9onnU't it'lit, purt
clay Grisc0m, Qutnilon li1,'lI, 1 ~" 9 iII2vaII'
Casper, j Howard olHhl'N>" sun "'i' '
Richard Bassett, .
executive Conmittee-W. Il, Carpenter.
rresidrnt; Joseph X. Waddiagtoh' NooIunot
Ven IL, ON Seyenth-day. at 8 I. NJ
Secretary and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Icttll,
- whom anpIicauts may he made in relation
to any business connected WIN tne SU,npnnS
at the office Of the Company. nv broadway
mead Of Market street or AT MS IeSiutleV'
$50 + broadway, Saitnt,
in addition to the above The following per
sons have been elected Agehtsahd surveyors
Il. NJ, UitchUer, Elmer.
George Il. Grier, WnodstoMn.
Josiah Summcrill, Upper Penn's Neck.
Asa @. Turner. Pcnus Grove.
daniel u, U1fchner. COhanSeY.
j. Forman SinnickSur, l.. 7. Neck
John Hitchner, Alloway.
Joseph u. LiyezcN, berkelcIt-
David u. Griscom, Marion, Nj.
George Il. Morrison, Saleni'
]. o. Acton,
Nm. b. ~CAEPExrER, President.
WoopNUTT PETIT, Sec'y and treasurer
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-26
KILLED WHILE PLAY
little Charlie Wilson Rid
hy His COnpuU

little Charlie Wilson Hid
by His Compnu
Two boys, Charles G. w.
Johnson, both Ewing on
turnpike, near Bridgcpor'
indians"
Willieis seven years Old
a few months younger. In
secured an old gun and
the hunter and Charlie cou
Charlie gave a war whogI
dance, preparatory 10 -e
Willie levelled his gun al
redskin and pulled the I
dropped to the ground rid.
lie died almost instantly
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-11-26

In the course Of his speech in the Cham
Der OF Deputies, at Paris, during the de-
bate on the subject Of the agricultural
crisis, NJ. Meline, the French Premier, eX-
pressed the hope that the day would yet
covttyhen D%imetallism would triumph as
vi Mon OF the agricultural depression.