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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-25
CHILDREN,s NEW FALL REEFERs.


Children's Refers, sizes s to IA years,
in Atwood fancy mixtures, In Blues
Browns, Greens, and Garnets, well worth
S., for we say 1898.
Chlldren's Refers. sizes 6 to IA. stylish
mixtures, the newest braid trimming
splendid value, AT N.4S.
Also. a pretty Refer, which we consider
a very excellent value, at s2So
Body Brussels Carpets at S9c. yard.
pretty designs of New Body Brussels
Carpets, that will positively cost you o)c'
anywhere, at 39c. yard.
Cocoa Mating, for halls and offices DOC.
value, 35c. yard.
ANY Ingram Carpet in the house. no
matter what price It was, for 25c yardI.
Size 30x60 pretty Smyrna Rugs, sl'So'
Rugs at 80, 70. and CSC.
Down pillows. in all sizes, prices ID, 20
80. 80. 10, and csc.
42-inch-wide White Apron Lawn. with
White worked border, zoe. value, at lVc'
yard
An importers lot of s1-3c. Check Mus
lin at sc. yard.
Checked Apron Bingham at lie. yard;
New Polka-Dot Ribbons, that are Soc'
everywhere. at PIC. yard.
Mems Handkerchiefs. 1c. each.
Mems Winter Fleece-Lined vests at
Double-Face Canton Flannel, the 2Jc.
kind. at II 1-2c. yard.
BLACK GOODS.
There IS not a more favoraDly hnoMn
department in our entire mouse. "a ~ 90 o.,
outlet. constantly increasing, enables US
10 keep prices down to the lowest notch'
Worth SOC yard at 29c. ~, .,
3s-inch All-Wool Cloth, In Solo colors
of Black, Navy-Blue, Green, Gray anu
Red. worth s1.75 yard. at 81. ,,,a
42-inch silk and Wool Crepon. spiendla
Black. the ground is wool the figures
raised silk, brand-new, Crepons are more
stylish than ever for skirts or who're
suits. worth $l.25 yard, at 75c; 49,
French Poplin, deep, good Black, splen-
ala Iustre extra wide, same in all colors'
worth 25c. yard. at u lie. yard: -,
II patterns of Black Figured Mohair, all
the newest Of the season.
- - Ill Jo,, NJ ,
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sCOTTsvILIE.
Cool wenther-He Killed Mig Game
Personal.

SCOTTSNILLE. VA, September "a
(SpeciaL)-The temperature. since the big
rain Of Thursday night. is delightfully."-
cool. and every one seems to enjoy Il.
Mr. G.. Mason billiard has just returned
from his big tour OF two weeks among
the Rockies" where he had most de-
lightful time. travelling through the great
National Park. and afterwards having a
hunt. In which he killed two ine deer
and one Of the largest eiks ever slain In
that country. He is having the tremen-
dous antlers prepared 10 be sent TO his
home, In Norfolk. Mr.. Dillard left to-day
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orders for printing sent to the Di.'
patch Company will be given prompt Al
tention, and the style Of work and prices
.dll be sure to please you.
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Gets Place at Custom House.

Mr.. Frank ]. Hardin has been appoint
ed q temporary fireman at the custom
house. Mr.. Hardin is a driller and re-
sides at No. Alb north Thirty-third street.
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FOR RENT.

STORE 400 NORTH SIXTH STREET.
Most desirably located for retail trade;
immediate possession reasonable rent.
Apply TO SAMUEL REGISTER, Trustee
and Receiver, llW Bank street.
an Il.sn&Wff
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MEETINGS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WANTED,

GOOD MAN FOR BRANCH OF CHI
caso House; si25 per month and ali ex-
pehses. Also, share. Permanent pOsi-
ton: Must furnish 81 oO0 cash to carry
goods; JAMES BARTON, Boyce Build
ING Shicago. Sc 25-1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-25

after being treated by DIR. stratton. went
TO her home. Her injury Is not at all
serious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-25

COLORED DRESS GOODS.
Newest PoplIns, all colors, S.25 value
75c.
% varieties of Dress Goods. that the
Arlington Mills sold wholesale al from
40 TO Soc yard, we offer at 25c. yard
10 varieties of Worsted Dress GOODS,
that the Arlington Mills sold wholesale
at from % TO S5c. yard, at l9c. yard
Flannellettes, for wrappers, &C. yard
Mems Collars, &c. each.
Choice of 10 to &c. Neckwear, SC. each.
Mems 25c. Teck Ties and Clubhouse
Ties. 15c., or for 25c.
Canton Flannel at 37-Sc. yard.
All great values.
KID GLOVES.
A Kid Glove importer needed ready
cash. We handed it over TO him. Ihdt
why we offer the well-known Marion
Brand of Kid Gloves. In 2-clasp. that
never sold for less than $l.25, for SIC PAIR.
White, with Black stitching; White, with
White stitching Black, new rams. new
States, new Modes, and PEAR uraSs p,,cr
We also offer the famous Louvre SLACK
Hook Gloves, in all sizes, at 81, ana the
Princess Black Hook Glove at Sl'Zo.
BOOKS.
The Henty Books, for boys, all titles
some new titles, 25c. each. A.
phases of An Inferior Planet' inc
new Book by Miss Glasgow.
200 Morocco-B Bound Books, all desirable
titles. 50 and 75c. books, 25c. each.
In His Steps" and Let Us foio"
Him" are two very desirable books.
The Elsie Books. for girls, 59c. each.
"a Romance of Summer Seas, MISS
Winnie Davis's last book, book very
favorably criticised.
LADIES, FLANNELLETTE WRAP
PEERS.
See our Black and White $3.50 Fan,
neliette Wrappers, 80 TO A. AS speclai
Starting we will sell them at 81.
81 dozen Ladies' Winter Long-Sleeve'
FIeece-I lined Vests, at II lie. each.
162 dozen Ladies' Bleached Long-sieeve
Ribbed Vests. silk-taped, pearl puttons'
a S9c. garment. at 25c. each.
WHITE APRONS.
special values, Is, 10, and Csc, extra
wide and long.
ndav on account of holiday. Will
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WANTED.

OCCUPANTS FOR DESIRABLE FLAT
Five Rooms, bath on same floor; also,
Three Choice. Well-Furnished Rooms on
first or second floor. 100 east Grace street.
Sc 25-lts
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| over Prices Than Other Stores Can Sell Them.


orGal yandec
not SATISFACTORY
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Simpsons Solid Black and
Black and White Calicoes
for
Sc. Yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-25
EOH SALE.

ONE HIGH-GRADE BICYCLE. CHEAP
for cash. Good as new. Address p. cara
OF Dispatch. Sc 2J-l'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-25
Black Silk Twilled Ba-
tiste,
6 nc. Yard.

: BLANKETS.
| Buy Blankets here and you save money
| 1914 Bound Blankets, White and heecy.
| all colors of borders 25c: each.
Big Double White and Gray Blankets,
| 4sc. each.
Reversible Heavy White. Gray. or
| Red Blanket To- SIS.
| wonderful Blanket values at $50, ysi
s.. 80, $2-9S, s3.9S. and s..
COMFORTS.
Down Comforts at S9s. Ike you pay
! 1898 for.
Other Comforts at from 25c. up 70 N0
See the large White Cotton-Filled Com
forts at sl.25.
( SPECIAL LADIES' SKIRT PURCHASE.
We offer 16 dozen Ladies' Ssparat,
/ Skirts, worth from $50 10 S2.eS each, for
s1.iS.
WHITE SPREADS.
We are selling lots OF White Spreads
| Full-Size White Spreads. hemmed ready
| for use. 29c. each.
| Spreads. hemmed ready for use.
White Marsellles Spreads. YOU have
often paid $1.9S for the same, here az 81.
SPECIAL,
Black Crepons, 80 inches wide, deep
| Black, SOC. yard.
II 1-2c. yard for the Large Pattern
| Satines. for bed-quilts, they ara lovely,
| brand-new. and the real value Is go. yard.
Ladies' New Separate Silk Skirts.
Linoleum, yards wide, the best grade,
| 75c. yard.
we show the most complete line o.
| Shell Side-Combs and Pompadour-Comb
| in this city Very small prices on ALL
Some cannot be told from real tortoise
shells.
FLANNEL WAISTS.
New Atwood Elannel Waists, ell colors
"a DtooLr 70 orqfa
New Plaid Waists,
New Mohair Waists.
Here is the last call on the balance OF
our
SUMMER WAISTS.
The ones that were 75c., 81, NO. and
81 9S. CSC. choioe-be quick.
A new line OF Torchon Laces and Ham,
| burgs, extra low prices.
start Tuesday with the special
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THIS TUESDAY
Day Monday on Account OF Holiday.
The Store to Be Closed All Day


asmalma
the end and
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FOR SALE,

A GENTLE. RELIABLE, DRIVING %
RIDING HORSE. especially suitable i1r
lady. Address F., Dispatch Office.
seq
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-16
LesSor'S Notice.

T all whom it nay oonceIni
 Notice IS hereby given that the q. o. D . mine with machinery thereon, sitnated ir How eli precinct. NallaI ai mining dIstiict, Mohave county. Arizona. ,s under lease abd bond to parties working tbe same, and that neiihe- said property nor myself will be responsible for any iaboi or debts contracted nor injuries snstninto by any employer or employe in the operation of s,id mipinR property; that All operatives enggge m such teTNice at their own ush and that no debt is valid against said min ing claim. JOHN LyNcH.
 kinonAn. Nov s. 1897.
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-16
Mine Warning Notice.

Notice ir hereby given that neither m, sef LOT the Green Iinnei m,ne, sit. ust.aIn Union Buiu, Wsllspai miping district, Mohsve Coufty, Arizona, will p. respnh,lh- loi any debt for lshor or supplies c,tlisc ed bN ihe lpsspes Ihsre. O.. FOSTER S DENNIS
 Kingran. May 20, 1898
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-16

less conflict Prince Albert Lode .es
 acres. Rip Van W.nkie Lode lbs
 acres, Iiilsite Lode 3.s9 acres,
 Goad Stick Lode If acres; total ' conflict T.62 acres. n. nA Total net area Lookout Lode... ,...' 1'vv Total area Ellington Lode 206 acres.
 less conf ct Lookout Lode .Is
 acres. Horn Silver Lode i.45 acres.
 Junction Lode IT acres, Orient
 Lode i.s3 acres; total conflict fH Total net area Ellington Lode. .,....,.,. s.4s Total area Of Peer Lode Le3 acres,
 less conf ct Lookout Lode .09 acres Total net area Peer Lode. .ss
 MILLsITEs. Total area of O. 4, R. Millslte 800
 acres. less conflict Bid Goddess
 Millsite .47 acres.
 Total net area C. A. R. Millslte .. l.53 Total and net area Garfield Millsite.. 500 Total area Fraction Quartz Mlllsite
 500 acres, less conflict Blind God Total net area Fraction Quartz Mill Total and net area African Mlllsite... E.OO Total and net area Nellie Blye Mlllslte 500 Total and net area Junction MillHite., 500 Total and net area Horn Silver Milliite 6.0J Total and net area Orient Mlllsite.... 6.s. Total area Norma Mills te 500 acres,
 less conflict Aquarius SO acres,
 Desert Prospect .47 acres; total
 ccnnict l.T acres.
 Total net area Norma Mtlisite.......,. 3.63 Total and net area occident Millsite.. 5.00 Total and net area Emma Millsite.... 500 Total and net area Daisy M lisite.... 6.Gv Total and net area Rip Van Wrinkle
 MHkile .................,s.,. .......... b.0O Total and net area Abe Lincoln Mill
 ste .,....,....s+......s.,a... b.U Total and net area Hillslte Mllsite.. 500 Total and net area Schaefers Treas
 ure Miilsite ..,....................... b00I Total and net area Lookout Mlllsite.. b.0J Total and net area squattum Mllsite 500 To al end net area Ellington Millsite. 5O0 Total and net area Little Giant Mill
 slte .....................,.... b00 Iolai and net area Center Mills te,... 500 Total and net area Midway MlllsIte o0 Total and net area Prince Albert Mill
 site ..............,...,...... 500 - iotai area or ciaim.,...,........,...,. E57 q
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-16
PRINCE ALBERT MILLsITE.

Beginnin9 at cor. No. l, s. W. cor.
 identical with cor. No. 2 Center Miilsite this survey Cor. No 1 Of Prince Albert Milste bears s. s3 deg. 50 min. W, 2Oe5o fl. to cor. No. 1. Prince Albert Lode; thence x. 16 deg. 90 min. w. 300 it, to cor No. G, N. W. scr: thence N. 73 deg. 30 min. E.. 725 it. to cor. No. 3. N. E. cor. of claim; thence s.
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-16
Survey No. I95s R. ABE LINCOLN MILI.SITE.

Beginning st cor. No. l. s. ". cor, iden- ticaI with cor. No. {. N. w cor of the Hlllsite Mlllsite this survey. From cor. No. Of the Ale Lincoln Millsite to cor. No. of the Abe LIncolr Lode bears 2. ss ceg
 5 min. w.. s27s) it.; thence N. IS deg. GV min. w.. iss.50 ft. 10 cor No. 9 N W. cor. identical with cor No. 1, s. W. cor. of the Rip Van winkIe MilIsite. this survey: tfrnce N 7s deg. go min. E.. 46s.h0 1t. to cor. No. 3. N. F. cor, identical with cor. No 2 N W cor. of the Monster Milsite. survey No. 1255 R., cor No. | s. W. cor. Daisy Nilisite CT. No. {. s. F. cor. Rip Van winkIs M llsite this survey: thence s. IS deg. 90 min. E.. 466 30 it.. to COT. No. t F.. cor, ldsntical with cor No. l. s.
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-16
Survey No. 125s B. CENTER NILLSITE.
MIDWAY MILLsITE.

Beginning at cor. No. l, S. w. cor. ident- lcal with cor. No. g. N. ". cor. Little Giant
 cor. No. 3. N. F. cor. of Ellington, and cor
 No. {. s. F.. cor. of Center millsites, Of this survey. Cor. No. Of the Midway Millsite bears s. @ deg. o5 min. w., 3i959 ft. to cor. No ' Midway Lcde: thence N IS deg. 90 min. w. 4665 t., to cor. No 2, N. w cor. Identical with cor. No. 3. N. k. cor of Center Millsite, this survey; thence N. 73 deg. 90 min. E.. 466.5 it.. to cor. No. 3. N. E. cor. of claim: thence s. IS deg. 90 min. E.. 4e65 it.. to cor. No. {, s. E. cor. Identical with cor. No B. N. F. cor. Little Giant Millsite, of this survey; thence s. 73 deg. 90 min. w.. 4e65 1t. to cor. No. 1. and place of begin ming. Survey and location are identical. Variation at all corners l3 deg. 8 min. E.
Mohave County miner., 1898-07-16

Beginning at cor No. 1, N. w. cor of claim, identical with COTS. No. 4. Of June ton. of Horn Silver Mllsites of this sur yey. From cor. No. of the Emma Mil site to cor. No. 1 of the Emma Lode. bears N 30 deg. E.. 35T5 it.; thence s. II deg. 40 min. w., 6co ft. to cor. No. 2; thence s. 7s deg. 20 min. E.. 350 ft. to cor. No 3 Identical with cor. No. 3 Of occidsnt Millslte of this survey; thence N II deg. 40 min. E.. eco 1t. to cor. No. l. Identical with cor No. 4 Of 0ccdeM. cor. No of Orient and cor No. of Junction Milisites Of this survey: thence N. 7s deg. 20 min. w.. 80 it. to cor. No. 1, end place of beginning. Survey and location are Identical. Variat on at all COTS l3 deg. 42 min. F.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-03-08

The amount Of snow bills incurred
during the past winter Was the subject
of considerable discussion, and the house
was polled on motion TO make 1t o., 500.
The vote was l3s 10 favor, and liz OPP
posed.
A motion was made to authorize the
treasurer to make q temporary loan to
meet these bills. This was subsequently
withdrawn, and . motion made TO au-
thorize the treasurer TO make tempo
airy loan not to exceed 5000, to antici-
pate the appropriations made at this
meeting.
The treasurer Was authorized TO change
the form Of the outstanding loans Of the
town whenever 1t becomes necessary,
with the concurrence Of the selectmen.
The price of labor on the highway was
left with the road commissioner.
Voted that all taxes committed to the
collector be payable on or before Jan.
lst, 1899, and that all taxes remaining
unpaid ut that date shall draw interest
at six per cent until paid.
The question Of building the road near
A. o. Corbett's 40 laid out by the county
commissioners, was settled by voting to
instruct the selectmen to build the road
this year, and that 600 be raised for
that purpose.
Voted to raise the sum Of $50 to make
the change in the road near Fred De-
COster's.
The changes in the road In West Paris
village as made BY the selectmen were
accepted.
Voted to transfer the woodshed con-
nected with the engine house to the
South Paris Village Corporation.
Voted TO unite the Shows Fslle, HOl-
low, and Stearns Hill schools, after con-
siderable discussion Of the legal points
Of the case.
Under the same article Il was voted
that the school committee be instructed
TO take such steps that the title TO the
Shows Falls school house will not revert
to the original owners.
Passed over the article relating to
maintaining the Biscoe school during
the coming year.
Voted to instruct the school commit
tee to maintain the Tubbs school during
the coming year.
The article relating to building new
school house In the Porter District called
out quite q discussion. It was moved
that we build the school house, and raise
the sum Of $3.50 for that purpose. Fur
Their action under this article will have
| to be taken at later time.
Voted to accept the list Of jurors, a.
presented.
Voted to pay the moderator % 90 for
his services.
The meeting adjourned at 4:l5, having
been In working session five and one-hAli
hours.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-03-08
TOWN ELECTIONS.
kFIELD.

BUCKFIELD.
Moderator Thomas 3 brfdehAm-
t,ierk Alfred Cole.
Salertmen Thomas ,. brigham, Elmer u
Austin, l.. Carroll Mason g.
Road Commissioner, Henry Parsons
treasury, Benz. Spsulding. Jr.
Collector Converse ;. Chins-
= Committee, Airen Soe' H'n'ei u
Herbert y Irish ma.
snr.rtntendent Of schools. Rev. X A. kich.
IL REQUIRED five ballots TO elect road
commissioner.
NORWAY.
Moderator, Hon. A. 5. kimbai.
Clerk. q. q. Mason.
Selectmen. ID. :. Sanborn, " T. punn' u d
Resa Commissioner, c. Il. Freeman.
Treasurer, II j. Bangs
Collector, Geo. A. Cole- &c.. r
q 5. Committee. W. Y. Jones, 8 > stearns'''
a SUPERINTENDENT of schools lefs with 5 8. Com
''' T"wn Agent. w. w whltmarsh.
Trustees OF the Norway Public Liofsry ior
Years. M. L. Kimball. b y. Braaoury' IL "
Minor officers left for the considers
ton Of and appointed by the selectmen'
PARIS.
Moderator. James 5 wright
Clerk. william J. wheeler.
selecsmen. Horace n. Bolster, A. ID. Ahare"s
Ros.i Commiss,oner. Roscoe Tuell
Trpasurer Frank A. ShurtieG
Collector, Chandler Garland:
Soperfnsendens Of schools, Waiter =. 0r,y.
8. 3 Comnissss.. Hqsaso WoodoaSy' 49,
r. Pix, y. y. fAckAfd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-03-08
LETTERS 10 SOUTH PARIS PEOPLE

LETTERS TO SOUTH PARIS PEOPLE.
Mr.. Geo. W. Cook, South Paris:
Dear Sir: When contractor builds q
house, pride and reputation prompt him
to do q good job. He likes to be able to
say. There's building put up ten or
twenty, or thirty years ago. 1t is 10
first class shape to-day, and Is good for q
long time yet"
That IL pride. 1t 10 reputation too.
What Q man has done IL evidence Of
what he rili do again.
You can employ the most expert work
men, and choose your lumber with the
greatest care, and then, unfortunately,
spoil the whole job with poor paint.
You may buy what you think IL good
paint, but how can you tell what Is con-
tanned In sealed-up package? You OF
course cannot do It. You have to rely
on the reputation and the assertions OF
the makers Of the paint. F. w. Devoe
& Co. were established In 1854. We
haven't grown to be the Oldest and
largest paint concern 10 the United
States by making poor paints. that's
certain. We guarantee our Pure Lead
and Zinc Paint to be composed only OF
Pure Lead, Pure Zinc, Pure Linseed Oil
and Pure Tinting Colors, and nothing
else.
They are guaranteed to contain no
benzine, water, slkslis, petroleum, fish
oil, barytes, whiting or other adulter-
ants.
F. P. Stone, our selling agent, knows
the analysis Of our paints and will bear
US out In what We say. We do not know
whose testimony carries more weight In
Norway than hts.
Yours truly,
r. w. DEvOE & Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-03-08

A Belfast landlord will watch dog
fights at q safe distance after this. He
WAS watching two hull dogs lighting
near the city laundry, when some one
c,me out and emptied pail Of water on
the dogs. They separated quickly.
One dog, in his haste TO get away from
the other, got tangled 10 Mr.. Knowlton's
leg, throwing him to the ground.
By this time the other dog arrived on
the scene, and they went TO lighting
again upon the PROSTATE body OF the
landlord. Such bowling and snarling
upon a human body was never seen
thereabout before. Finally kind friends
interfered and pulled the gentleman
from bis uncomfortable position.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-03-08

Bar Harbor vas represented on the
Maine by Martin V. Weber, who was
among the saved, though he WAS badly
wounded. He was a yound man OF ~
and his mother lives at Bar Harbor.
He enlisted In the navy from Bar Harbor
last August, and was assigned TO the
bsttleship Maine, where he has been
doing service ever since. Young Weber
will probably be sent home, and the PEG
ple of Bar Hsrbor intend to receive him
with honor when he arrives there. A
grand ball will be given in his honor,
and Mr.. W. II. Roberts, proprietor OF the
Newport hotel, and q wealthy citizen
will give a free supper on that occasion
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-03-08
NOW Is THE TINE

To purify your blood with Hoods Bar
sspsrilla. March, April, Nay are the
trying months Of the year. At this YEA
son your blood 10 loaded with impurities
which have accumulated during the win
ter, and these Impurities must be lmme-
diately expelled. Hoods Sarsaparilla %
the one true blood purifier. II 10 the
medicine which has accomplished many
Thousands OF remarkable cures OF al
blood diseases. Il 10 what millions take
10 the spring TO build mp health and ward
OF sickness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-03-08
Of D..

In Rumfori, March !, Colson Abbott
In Greenwood. Feb. u. Mrs. Almira Swan.
aged about 20 years.
In Roxbury. March !, Nathaniel Taylor, aged
<; year,, months.
In Newry, Feb 10. Charles Wight. agc'i 81
years, 10 months. - DAYS. Corrected.
In East Hebron. Feb. - Mrs Il e keene.
In sumner, Feb. L.. ID. Winslow Morrill, aged
- years. 2 months, 10 days.
In South Paris. Feb. IL, Charles A. Hutchin-
son.
In Waterford, Feb. "a, Mrs. Mary (Towpe)
johnson, widow OF the late Ira johnson, aged ~
year,, 10 days.
In South Paris. March 2, Fi1roy j. Foster,
aged % years.
In Bridgfon, Feb. y, Mrs. T.. l.. Jewett Of
Bridgton, formerly OF Browndcld.
In Bethel Marrh 3, Dwight Z. Rose. aged 81
years.
In Rumforl, Mar. |, Mr.. Gideon Z. Abbott,
aged - years, 4 months
In Medford, Mass Feb. ., Chas. II. Day Of
Bryant's Pond, aged s. years.
In Bryant's Pond, March q. Rufus X. Durham.
aged about IS years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-03-08

At the drill at the armory Of Co. G. Of
Bangor Monday evening an expression
of sentiment was called for by Capt.
bennett on the question Of their willing.
ness to join the regular army 10 case OF
the outbreak of war between the United
States add Spain. To q man they re.
sponded with alacrity that they would
enlist. Two other members OF the com
psny came In after this expression and
thew were likewise INTERCEPTED, the re-
spouse being In line with that OF their
comrades.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-03-08

The company which Is extracting gold
from sea water at North Lubec profess
to have made 30 good . thing Of 1t In
the first few weeks that they have made
all preparations to build q big plant, on
another near location, on which million
dollars will be expended before 1t Ii
started up. IL all the claims are true,
the promoters will not only do . big
thing for themselves, but will deserve
the gratitude Of the whole world TOR
having discovered q new source OF
x,oalth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-03-08

The annual meeting Of the South Paris
Village Corporation was called TO order
at Engine House Hall Tuesday evening
by Corporation Clerk +. N. Haskell.
James s. Wright Was chosen moder-
ator, receiving all the votes cast.
Chief Engineer G. w. Bowker read
his report for the year, which was &C
cepted. There were only two fire alarms
during the year, the 6rst q still alarm
for brush fire, the second for the DIRE
at the sled factory, on the morning OF
Feb. ed. Mr.. Bowker advocated the
Improvement Of the fire lighting appa-
rstus as tending to reduce Insurance
rates, and urged the necessity OF pro.
vlding several hundred feet Of new hose,
runners for all the hose carts, at least
one new nozzle, etc.
The hydrants have been examined
three times. At the first examination
the hydrsnt near Frothingham's on Park
Street, and the one near Penley's on
High street were found frozen. The one
near Frothinghxm's was frozen at both
later examinations, and the water CON-
psny say It can not be thawed out.
Treasurer Frank A. Shurtleff made
the following report, which was &C
cepted:
Frank A. Shurtled. Treasurer, In account with
South Paris Village CORPORATION.