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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-29
Good and Reliable Agents Wanted

every county in this and adjoining States AEsnts
allowed ten per cent commission on all sales Of Tick
cts An orders by Mall amounting 70 Ten Dollars or
less may he sent by Mall at our risk, larger sums
should he sent by Draft or p o. order All orders Tor
certificates and communications should be addressed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-27
THE DYING YEAR.

n Cd ys<r h dyinF. Us ndi-s say.
its hxht h@- sro-a treoBs a.1 eln. los tr-~
Son M ~ind thrsasA ~ br.seAss 81 iou< Ia
win 1s1nsr its fansE.l hyna.
TIE cd y~.r l. dyisE. 10 d~.sA kasl = hesrd.
Re-echoed iroaa every Hfti.iae.
its nau.s Ill - e4rve1 On ~ stsar~ q TIme.
kErolls4 49, ~ n.saArsAs tA4l ds-d-
he -essoas. pro-ni-.d. a rsr oecrsss havs run
Asa e.eA via its spieoior has sbou~.
he slories q aatonn have f.3ed AID goBs.
And ~iItsr app-Ars G. ths tnrOse.
r. tA--Khs seems 20 ,-i Ga sgs mast srp-o.es
LIT oi.i.lho..1 -r1 sta oannot iast;
Ess nu-t v@nish a~Hy In thsir beAssy AZ prie-.
AL oaiy sNist In IN past
Nay - greet n new y-ar slfa q nobirr aeslEu.
Win FGrpo~s uor~ hooest and tive.
90 vasn seia.h ulotis.s via m-ek1ess rssign.
And st-rt On Gfe'. j0sF1ey .aew.
L-st ~ hGrr Al an siiA ~ perisAed ana pAs.
nat oark-ns the visions - hs4rcn.
Let this b. is-orih-t o. its tonn-toa- sf LAST
DID. ls1-.
Psrts, Dc ~. MAxlu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-27
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We A. r~c~fsing Eradaai accs.sions 10 eur sub
scription List. bst aesire increAse m ncrber
tAoa..sd DARING the winter, IN which evsut -
p-oai.s % sal.rFe m p-p~r. Nst put On = 49,
dr,..- Win utfle eFort .na0,g the fisnas 81 ~
p.per this can - o0ns. Aad 400 h ~ tine 70
naaks the eaort.
We d-slTr VISITING - slasrsut so-ns ard villa
g~s In IN Coanty pos~lhte % ea<et a.
rznxsnents ~ whtch car circniatiea shall - -
cr,-.sd snf A. sr~scT ~-tabiu.heS SO ne couvcn-
ksc~ - sab-crtbers. and procr~ az the ioc.i
fnteins-nce thai trsnsplr-s frors ~e~k - ---s-
We e~apot exp>et % give IN sraoant q r~.ains
matter - NJ iarEer city paper. III a. ~hai
th~- furnish ec.l int-lr.nc< q i.t~r~.t -
p~trons. -hie osrsfa In ear sel~etion. q
r~-dinx matter, and thss fnrni.h = papsr covering
in1ispsns.ble - ~v~ry fNs.klv.
Oar s.b-criptaon pFics g. lS~. and unsEs tAis
os~r ~ sab~crfe~rs TAT those ~hs --ks tn
ssv>soed payment DCEISo ruK VISITS. sh~ii havs
the s1v.ntsEe - M sdvsBe- ras-ss etherst-e ear
ssrss 90 $50 y~.r WI - .irsss,y ~sforcea-
Ne os-r . rEk,sIUN 80 saescr.oers. ~ 81
Sxss
An .aauosal sspy Sc every Frvx sss-erissr
obexl1ed
Pr ny -.h-rrfh---. ans zas.zine % ~ vAiss
q rnEEE collars. ~ cab rates. Scr yesr. ~
money
Pr TWENTY -ue---sn~-- ,h> v.lss 90 sIx aor.r.
IN magazines. Or p.p~rs. ~ lowest eias rates. -
ths money.
We -fa .l-o club With the popai2r nssA.is~.. 81
tssir loves; rates. psyeut Invariably m sev~scs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-27


Have boone isarfsily frequent OF late -
There "a. oss IN Vermont. wherc the ere
eineer Ned sbs~ace n sniad a. an excuse
Co. ,-.Ereacs - Ah~ence % 5oiy you'd
h.,, been better. Then there ~as he ter
RIB disaster in Ns- YORK. the reeiiai q
the details - ~hieh causes one 70 shudior
nth horror.
The Sc- York express train frou Cicve-
land. on tbc Lake shore rad. beng bchiad
time al Angola. near Bsaalo. cisher from
defect IN the -Ah Or @isPlsoemeai, eassed
by the 6rs:. met nth nest seroas ae.
eident. The tw0 r~ar ears -ers ihroun
from the track Anj rolled down an euhank-
'nent 6hy See, hish. Tho rear car ~As set
on 6rs ard cot Of sisy Passenger. onls TO
escaped. the rsst being bsrni % dsash.
The sufferers could only he indcn,i6ci By
tLeir clothing ard articl~s iosnd IN the rims
~hieh bore dusiiaguishing marks. AID Just
nov az express tram on the Boston and
AlbAny rOAl. near Naiick ran into q irrighs
tram - cons -qucncc % the neglect "a thc
latter train - arrange has sirnal lamp pro-
pcrly. A brakcnaan was killed aul icar
Name men $40 wsrc -ssVrnins iron Cali
lorna altar loug .l.scncr ucre injured
TheiE names were a. folios.: 4. 4. Rewc
q WinthroP. Ne. been absent several
ysArs. badly BRUISED on one leg and b.. arm.
Truaan HoPkiEs % Frankiors. Ne. beea
Ah-rnt ten years. legs bruised. T. =.
Hatch. Bangor. Ne. been absent scys q
vears. les. severely bruised Samscl 3.
ssiinAn Of BsnGor. Ne. bcea absent since
1879. slightly bruised. These foar persons
are believed to be the only ones injured.
-i;hihc exception 81 the uniortunaie break
nan before menii0ned. Tbc persons named
we're oarIicd - Bosion. and ~ dirrciisa Of
The oticers Of the roai vcre quartcrcd q;
the Unaed States IIo5ei. ~here ihey wcre
attended b. DR.. J. p Ori~Ay. al ever,
sifcntioa PAID them By landlord Pra;s and
81. assistants.
Tbs accidents vbich occur IN dis'ant
Siaiss. haEd.s arrest Ger attention. b-f
VIXEN Cur cfizens Eufcr. - tLink mere
Abou'iiAe matter. an aic bed o. inss.ie
Way thsrc is net a. ulach safety O. liic an1
hme On Cur railroads. a. "a Ens land We
have Rsiloal Coaaalssloncrs in Name.
ard a. a general thiuE. cur railroads aic 81
good order. We hear tl.s most coania inl
a. iLe Grand Truns road-thc general im-
prsssion prevailing ihas q - in vr,iebed
coalition Frcqacai accijcnis o. frr.eht
trans or tAis read occur. 81 ihas % b. hard
y safe @ calculate on beng ca time. vhiie
trAFs Ling ia The passenser trains. Should
. seTious Accident occar. uhcrv hfr shosil
be lost. q uosL be regarded a. shaneili
sacr.aoe. and ths pebble voaA RAISE how
e.! 49,. !. .-s...- --llL -s-.- .l.s..s "a .lc
rails % Eng.lsl lczi4 4Ericrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-27

Before another issss Of our p-per. The
old year VII have passed away. ard the
new year be AeralGed BY many happy
gree'inss.
TAcse marked periods q tine. are favor
allie lor rehsciion-sor rcvicwirg The pa.f.
and forming rev rcsoiutious lor tie fotare.
What i the record % 1857? Zach N.
dividual has made ere for himself Or Der.
ELI TIE leaves Of The year lave beeu
tErned-hAy-tvs 10 al. and he book las
been sealed Have ;he foad aniicipasions
Of youth. The aun6itious aspiraiioas Of mid
de age. or the serious eonclusions u ma
ture his. been reaizeI?
Ia l. = good SESSION 20 balance the books
financially snd morally. The usar cd bas.
iness is inclinsd - make hait here. take
account q st0ok. ard strike the balance
~ The profit and loss account.
IL swell ior al 60 improve BE oPportaa
ities. Dor serioas reflection.
UoE Is i ~Ith rs. politically. a. ra,iops
Have ve made any alsAacc. since year
ago. reVic~ q fbc year does not dis
close mscb- TIE work 81 rrconsirac,iou
has heen advanced bet hale. Cwins 60 tLt
Frcsidcni's couFse-bst Il j. moving o.
sPace.
There . = hopeful con5ifioa 81 fbincs.
- Tar a. ibe fuaneial q1ession 81 concerned
Ii being evident that there j. an sarrest
disposiilou % aloPf .ore policy calculated
70 oring relief Ga; OF tie maay rll-s
brought ior~arl vig BE- evolved zoe thaf
wi cooeine the good points a al. and
chr fn,nces be placed On frm footi.r
~hieh ~ii settle also. he psrplerinr oae
a. 90 taEsfion.
We AZ Glad 70 ro'ios q l'sposition 20
refrcnohaosf IN rubEc sH.irs. Fxtrsvs.
FAnoe, ~ ever foru-. has u.s.le greai strides.
ior ~ years psf. IN rubEc a. ueil a.
prisats hahit.
Tie e~nsrai stsrn.iion 81 bu.i,...
ihrouehosf the eouatry -iH tend % coz.
tbs evil. IN great measure. .nd q ma, t.e
felt IN govcfnuienfsi a. eel a. r-.,st.
sfsirs
he yssT ise7 has be-n r-osiaile ayr.
eH.tsrai year-the rrodscis Cd our anas
haring greatly u,uiiip',sd over past yes-.
Il has been ar from prosperous. a.
bu''nsss year, iis progress hasine been
"-rhed ~ uuany COMMERCIAL ~rref,
stranded su ths reefs Of commercial i--,-.
uiarr''es. % 'he hars 81 rc,EI-ss .pscsl.f.-r.
o. DE shoals n 81 rasarar-s.
We tblnk thsf considsraais r-,~,... t..
beer maie durinr fhs yea-. la th. .--.,s
q uorai an,- religious ide.s auosrth. go
pc. ard fhat the Various piiianthrar.- .-s
benevoient movements of tie Sav have zen
better promoted than heretofore. We do
not knov "a, Ire yesr rLi,bhss -io.es H..
tecn NAKED. shove others. fs- g-.,f -.
a"i'ies or casuaifiss. ttooeh c8nrsgi,-.
ha'e osen unusuaiiy ai.,r,rous I'm s,-s 49,
Mons and irigbfiui casuaiiies have 60,
y startled he pabEc miod.
a heing quesiioa ior each o-~ ., -
hinseif. 81 this tee. -. do.. 49,. - i,
"a ysar md ne q si.er. b.,,.r -. -
'is oo@nssucsmsnt-haseI pads A, -,
e'es- o. those qualities ~hich sie,.,. =.
hne. sd chfis'ianiss buuaniiy9 q ,,,. a..
fear has been bisnk 10 81. INDEED.
he var thaf I'll soou Be- u.be-,s !,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-27

" ;. Chasc. vho Purchassi the a.
rniii m ia. village. ahout ysar aso. has
rcccniiv ssiiu,cl for The ''old a. AM
do~n sa~. = ths approved circular broad az.
iour feet 10 diameter. 9TH al ueccssarv
nachinery. All no~ l. prepared % a-
iaubcr. la thc mos, workuanlske manner.
A. shc rate az ore thousanl feet pr hoar.
This BE- a saving % the nan No coues
~ilh lis thoasaai II lumbcr IN the log. Tor
D. may rcisrn wiih rs boards a. soon a.
he can load them. Chase has also aided
re- sbingic nachinc. and broal palmer
Ihere have been three hsnlrcl thousar Z
Of single iaii IN this village abe pas, san
mcr Wm. ". Bolster. E-q.. has enisr--.i
and improved has 1~ciliag house. The ps,s
s-mmer. and now has one u zee sao.i Gle.
Eau' and oouscnient houses In he couni,.
lie has o. fichis ard tally isrsi.bci. -,
he g. % need q thai. necessary 20 every
apartment.
Il7n. L. O.. llArlou. has reccntly fticl
Up couiecsionary s'orr. ~bere join Ssan.
y keep. every .hing sweet. ard can fui, ths
tastes % D. most fas;ilioas
q : Marble. has uear,y completed a..
isur story Hotel. A stove -as .~s TOO uea,
ihs ~all IN The third story. uhicA ct frv
% The rooa an burnt the pAriiiioa fror
the ihird % The fourtA floor before q "a,
discovered Tee ron, hcisr ALMOST ar
tisai All he door kcps ,sl, I'll -aier "a
rraly. che frs As qaieklf .ai,ds~d.
. Juisins & ras ior. carTisgv aanstactursrs
have t~cutv nee s,cighs. Which ibry oar,
ebcaP fos cash uow s the iine T. call co
thea.
A ;. Parker q this to~a. - uiaicrin.
eve handie1 sheep Last ,an.ner D. roil
From a aock - f,ar hnntrrd. sixiren hun.
drrl dollar, worth q vol snd au.bs
Tbcre are several Persous. bad, oi fan
iiss. IN tlis town and riciaiiy. vithout
rar-r q any kini WIZ tsa't ihey sab
Serb ioF ths OKforI Dcraocraf7
olsrEvuR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-27

BIDS tAir to make an exciting history. A. far
a. our country - concerned Most imPor-
tant political resul;- are within its unknown
cycles. The rsinciPies Of cur government
are 20 e tested a. they only ~ers IN the
struggle Of arms. We have nOshing to fear.
No backward sicps ~fn be taken. Local
and comparatively unimPorsant issues al
60 d0-n "A tbe strife oi oP,siss. hui srsai
principles win not be lost. The uen Who
have controlled The nation's dssiinies dur
ing The too last prvsiicntisi periods ar
alive 10 the sNisenciss q sbe bour. AM
INTO their hands uiu - sntrssisd The ooun-
tr,S care anofher tern.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-27

INroErsSr BorSrr Druaox a ~
aru in Bosion carried q ca, o. tb. C..rt
Of Claims. shich ths Tresssry Depsrtnsnt
hsi t'sa 'iored. sd have i..f otfsr.l q
iavors1le Iadgneuf. Ia decsisa - g. tbe
eaect TAT al soiiisrs vho sni,.s.4 .n.l.r
- frcsidsnl's procitmatisn before 81, -.
1851. are eatitled % bounty. wLstb.r d.
charged ior disease or Other ho-ors6is CO, -
IhI- -iil give bounties 10 handre.i. Of do
otareed soldiers ~h7 ~ers refused b. b..
7iase hey lad not served TO yess.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-27

Political iri kerry b. sonrtimcs % surrs.s.
iui. spparcntiy. th,i Tic authors o. it COO
ETatuints thvnsslvcs upon having aocca
p'islsi a god thirg ior fbc party r., &C.
often LaPpens tat those concerned b. s--a
schenes are 10 ths end the losers ~ having
re P-cccdcni hey have ESTABLISHED r.-.I
against then. A rcccrt ca,s is in point.
ln JAY last tie democratic eiiy council q
Driroii be uPon th- s1pciseut Of declaring
vscant a isr.c nsulbsr q minor cts oficsr.
AM then elected a fsil 49, ST. TIE neu
councii as tied bctseen The TO parties
and a. thc as maEes provision Thar au ciiv
o'hcers SHALL retain their positions uut.l
their Successors srr taiS elected and ousE.
fei. ihcse irrrguiariy eieuied rand .laies
haze ACID illiug fte euiirr ycrr Orr 81
tlc trno-rat.c ueulcrs of tte courrI 81.
.et a tlc iekst b. be- parry. ,li i-i. .a.
-gnani az ths ugit AocorIrs'y he ...a-
60 vfa tae rsP1tlean urmiers. o. ot.sr
tigif. .t reversal 81 ile La.aess co f-
laFi 10y coar.iI al Co. ofE.e-s ..rs ....
o.afei saca-i as before a-d rrratIrars oil
ec'si q. tae place of f.e -o..rf .-.la.e.,.
To cess co1nr.l IL al f.r ar ls ,lr rr..s-f
and aoc-rl .rg'y tlcre 81 snail dance .i
uPscilng thc lfile arIanEruieut uhl.h aa
der osmoeraf be- tsaehi.r ihe repat .ans
haFc maze. They d. fliags q1ssryatihr
West
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-27

iHH lniurSE lIurs Tie ar-emt-s-.
ias "r'ni movement las o. issf prevailed
even ever tbs obstiaats p-r,.f,.. 81 81.
Ne~ YORK. Irta-e. n f..iI. .au-utsf
.''facioos'T. torever. a,d rereiy ss.s
,'-' ''ibc freslieni. in riich b. % earns.,
y protests against The su,psusioa 81 Se,rs
~ s'an'on. sd be hsriy iadorsemeut Of
o.e''a'n. Hore ihaa Justify ti,s ss.srio..
o. if'ends sho have CANNED ihsth.r
- -',ofl -'b Congress ard 10, pgE-v Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-27
Christmas Festival

nerry iiulc vas cni1ycl az the la
sersaiist Church. CHRISTMAS Eveoing. Ths
Aouss ~As tAstsfally dscorased 18th ever
greens AID uicito-s. an thc christmas trecs.
brilliantly ieh'ed ~nh iapsis. icstooned
uiih presents % Varieatci huss. sni %.
orally dangling Nth choicc io,s for the a..
ile ones. an dice and costly rrcseuis ior
ihs older ores. made q spicndii spectacle
There sas choice singiag BY the liza ic
unes. an ad.lrcss q wsloome by A. Biack
Esq prayer ~ Rev. Mr. Gunnison. sol.
loved by an ADDE'S. Alter vhioh the YER
table Salsfa Cisus. 18th stately march,
Pa--sl NJ The broal a.s.c AM made his boz
20 the children. Erraiiy 20 their atnusealsr'
an wouaier. TIE prescnis were thcr
quickiy dissribssel-aa seeming to Get q
good share. Tb- hsas ones behaved v,r,
orderly -the siu-ing b. Capt. RiPieyi
daughters and oihers was very ni-c an al
dcd much 70 thc snieftainmcnt. The cost.
lest present ussa spien.lsd Isd,a CasLmcr,
Sha~i ior M.ss Sarah T. cuiiss. . DO also hsl
a coy htile marble top iable ard the iifc
size don. ~hi,i ,irPel the tree. ard -hioi
was IL envy 90 The h'tlc ores. fsli into N
arms q KAiy kinban-
We ucrc noi overlooked. rcccivin.- a nic,
iittls pail. fiicd uab cookies. With lhs bop,
expressed "a Il. that cur F,0rTsHST uosid
always Dc fan.
III. ladies -ho 20; 81 the FESTIVAL. sr,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-27

EF-An entAusiAsiic Grant Meeting uss
beid n Bostoa last ucek. Aipbcus Hafss.
IN Prsaenting The bri~f rrsolsiious. sasd tat
GTani's platform could D. found iu Lis rrir-
ate letter 70 The Prc,idsni-a point vLieh
- hi=hly Appreciated - the A1dience.
lion Geo Is UPton's speech. in uhioh b.
took 'Tous srourd Cor Grant ior The rea
son th4i be could bee tbs rishs u.an O. col.
lecf BE- Alatan,a Charms oi Grca. Britain.
-as reserved 18th special favor ILs in-
oiieut D. another Indication 90 the rr-ati.s
Portancc Wish . bcginnins 10 Be attacked
% th-s- claims. and there - 90 douht dat
the question q The proper manncr of pro
ceeding uiih rrisrcnce % thea all crfer
extensively INTO thc d,sclssious OF tbr ca1a.
ias frcsi1cutiai camraign. Bet tLese peo.
pie 40 thinE that Cen. Crart -oali. if
e,ecfcl Frcsilrni. o. iar'ins.l 90 en-s-r i-
quarrcis v.th lis ueiehbo-s 81 long as,. ,-a
Poss-tiy Pc asoi1e d. I'll probably CaI
themselves mash lstaken Grant d. OBJ.
last 81 men q sces luarrel. bai afs- De-
oom.ng involved 10 ore. BE- isrcalr OIL f-lt
o OFT o. the bitter enl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-27

- l.fr a scrsairon sns Drclucrl in
Nashinston. lasi seek. rrouug Gag oi a
nialFsmon,ai AFFAIR. in -hith Col Parker.
ihe In-ian vho - on Geo Grant. S.aH.
was the Tr.nc.rai actor. His wedding -i.h
an accomf ..siscl souag .alg q Wash,nsion
laa been arranged. anl cards al invitation
issscd ter large ~oddrnr. Gen. Graut
rs % gave a-ay tie briae. TIE yoanr
ladies' iriends lad opposed The marriage.
ane - ihink riEitisLv. TOO. and 10 seems
tie ludsans aiso objected. Nhtn the ued
ding u'EAi arrived. the gscsts assembled
a. ihe ohuTch 1T % brid-eeroom "a o.
u iouId- Tie neat day Col Pariertar
ned par4 cises tbs reason oi kis absenor-
ihai b. B, tLe siciim cf certain IrLrsn. a
th- tribe 90 ~L.oh he belongs. vho are bst-
tsIiy hosi.is 10 Lis marriage -sh any -
msn 81 Ls on choos ing lie sass iLe,
va iEsa ban OF satuF,isy evening a. e. "a.
returning iron Ccncral Grants. erfiosd
him O. iheir roou. thrrc dragged hiu, bsas.
i.y All kcps him Ia hat coalition isr siai,
hozrs. an then abandoned iia . ih ris ~
pccts'Ion tLai De- vouiI Gee from ths e.ls.is
oi che dose administered. Ihu uosF.
strange a. "a may aPpvar. - crsa..-a -
hea,lqaartsrs.
Ihc manage has sincc trsnspircl. in q
private uay. tLough some 900 psrson.
asseu.iei ai e. ch1-cl. io -ifncsst. uere
Asain doomed % di-appoiaineui. Gen.
tralf gave asaF ftc bri.lr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-27

~ ma ia Nsrmort plt $50 so-h
Of tonis mo rras I'D for safe kser ~
sd tiier-sr,is eupi.e 20 ths sfrf- ,ai1 &C.
o. ren. I'D l'si ne bouds o. bss FL.
ctscr'ptoa AL rursbcrs a tte torls. AL
has srP',sd % ne Covrrume.t o. r.strs-
toe. tai nay possibly rst Be- IT, go.
Der 10. fhsi nan -bo took tis p-s,asrsa
g. register BE- tonls. sl5u.i lei ~ care lee.
ateut them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-27

We lave been rcPcsiedly asked hs~. a.
far a. Profi % The boiler j. coucernc1. to
present mole ofcoaverting the seven th,rtic,
difcrs from III node Which -alne 20 a. cnd
With ihe close a Novcmbsr We reply
that Under the ola assshod the Government
gave @ tie converter fre month. acrrucd
god interest ia exchan-c Or eve moaihs
currency inserrst lee Converter q Nov
Soih. uho sxchargrd a thou.and dollars
Trcassfy note ior svc turaiy q sane
smsunt dated IN iS,57. ~ith interest T.sysbie
IN Jsnls-s AL 'aiy. got iu - jasi - niy-
fre dollar IN r-,i ior tvrrs- fvc ia cur-
-cncv. Ihis. ~rh ia az 80 pr c--t
so-ii a. 'o hin r-c.t ~f jet 90, tolia-..
or one per ccut- on rs thostr 3D. NoE fhl
game BE- up.iar s.nrv Nosr-nbcr SRA r.,rti,.
convcrfin- sevra hirics receive th- fvs-
t~eniy ~ith The Jsnusr. oouPoa ~. a.
49, allowed thc c1rrrrcy i-frrrs; apoa thcir
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-27

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-12-27

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-27

~ young man named Francis Chatterton,
from New Haven, put lis hand out of the car
window OF the midnight train, near West
Brookfeld, Mass, on Saturday night, to knock
the as hes off his cigar, when il was struck by
post and his arm broken short off.
~ Mr.. Charles Sawyer, OF Newport Maine
landlord OF the Shaw House, has been sen.
fenced to pay fine OF $50 and to 20 10 prison
three months, though it was in the 60 vernment
evidence that he had sold no liquor. but had
given some TO friends. An appeal was taken.
~ The veterans of 1912, at Buffalo. have
nominated Judge Chase for the presidency.
~ Some OF the young men OF Worcester,
Mass, are forming league to emi2ra,e to th e
far West.
IS law has been enacted in Canada di-
rec ting thai the doors OF all public buildings
should open outwards.
~ Gen. Grant will be among the attractions
az the coming horse show at Springfield,
Massachus etts
~ Eight recruits died at Fort Hark4r on
Thursday OF last week. This is the place
where the cholera has assumed 30 malignant
q form.
~ The Hartford Carpet Company manu-
faciSred at their factories in Tariffyile and
Thompson willie one humid red ana six miles OF
carpenting during the month preceding the
fire at Tarifville.
~ Bread is seventy. I've per cent dearer in
New York than In England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-27

SUMNER Observation-Disclosures. which have
been permitted to set all their fruit freely and
to grow without care, may be now gone over,
and the error of neglect in q measure rem.
edied. II three punches have got on a cane,
pinch that cane back to three or four leaves
from the last inch; then act your good COM
mon sense judgment as to which Of the three
punches promises the least results, and with
your vine scissors cut 1t away Stop the
laterals now. except upon the canes you
design for next years fruiting, by pinch
ing them off as far back as can ba done
by the nails OF your thumb and finger meet
ing; don't break and tear them away, or
use knife, but the tender, immature weed
which ysur humb and finger will remove by
pinching will prove benefit to the vine while
cutting and slashing will create injury. II you
want really nice punches, and even, well.ma-
tured fruit for your own table or market, we
believe you will gain even on a large scale by
now thinning out the small and surplus ber-
res on each bunch by means Of vine scissors
In small grounds there Is doubt of the value
of this practice for the table, and we incline to
be that the same practice will pay in
marke: by the extra price obtained for the
Observation-Disclosures.