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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
RIuE GRASS ITEMS.

Ep,ror DEnocnAr Feeling that our ht
lie town must b, heard from cecasiona'i
have taken upon myself The responsibility
Of speaking f.r the "place-"
Things are moving on "swimminsly."
Everything IS in . prosperous condition.
One sign ofths prosperity Of Blue Gra" Is
IN. e,t.blishment Of q hardware store BY
P. W. Putnam, Esq. 1t 10 Just the thing
We needed. and hope il will prosper much.
ly."
Dorman's min has plenty to 10, and does
good work. Persons come ten or hiteen
miles, and even farther, to get their g'ino-
ing don,. :.
At last ws have got hotel kept a. It
should 10. Mr.. Campbell is at present Inc
proprietor Of the Travellers Home, and per-
sons having occasion to stop st Bloc Gfsss
can have . good place to rest their weary
limbs aud Gil their empty stomschs.
The country around Blue Grass 10 imprev..
ing rapidly. Elegant dwelling houses ano
substantial barns are taking the places Of
the shauties that many Of our farmers 90.
cupied. Property is high. Within the last
few DAYS farms have sold for SO and 500
per acre.
Crops are tolsrably good, but not - good
a. expected. A few report 80 bushels ei
wheat 70 the acre. That, however. 10 big,
and think there must be mistake some
where.
Politics are oil right. Seymour and Blair
have hosts Of friends, and the consequences
are the .sRsds' feel "down in the mouth.
More again,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

1 FIRST CLASS BOILER, "a FEET LONG a
\ inches diameter. 3 fdes, nd-settler nte.fr.nt
crate bsrs,. and bre sching. sll complete made nv
Dunlap & Co.. Ciucinusti. For sale at . bargain Al
shied'e Davenport Woolen Mills. jcisdtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

JAxrs S. KrsK Z Co.'S tine staple and
fancy Toilet Soaps, comprising German
Mat,led, Olive. Star, Improved Chemical,
Pal n, &C. Sold by ell srocers and fancy
goods dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

SSsAK Tnisvss.-This is the only name
that will in any particular spply to that
class Of thieves ~ho make practice Of
crawling into houses during the night and
stealiug whatever they can Icy hands on.
Last evening some Of this class succeeded
1, f,reing open the kitchen window Of Asst.
Postmaster NcKown, who lives on Brady
above Locust street. Mrs. MeKown had
.sfs the family washing for the week in .
basket near the window, this they went
through and took nothing only Mr. Ne
Kown's under clothing. They prisd open
IN old writing dsak that had nss bssn used
tor several ysars and getting nothing for
their trouble, were probably % thoroughly
disgustsd with thsnsslsvss. that they left
without locking farther.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

TEE Rock Island "whits Boys 10 Blue. !"
will be joined noxt Thursday evening in
their parade BY the boys from this side, a.
We Learn from one eftheif lumber.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

4 SOLID GOLD BREAsTPfN WITH LEAP
- Centre peicc, nearly covered With twisted wire
was lost at the Fair Grounds yesterday. liberal
reward will be paid for its return to the occ OF l.
". HARRISON. Davenport. eepi9-div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

Twenty-one thousand four hundrel and
thirty seven acres of land in Guthrie, and
Adalr counties, rad nealy every county in
the State. I1ta and houses in town. cheap
for cash. ELDgiDGE & Bro,
I.anh and Insurance Agents, No. 10.
Brady street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

CHo,cE Iowa Catawba Wine, at 81 90 per
doasn bottles also full stock Of other na
tive aud foreign wines at the wine house Of
LAsSrELDT, THoDE 4; Co.,
q West Second etreet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

Tho Henry County Rbess announces
the death Of Colonel Lauren Dewey. Of NJ.
Pleasant, man veil kneWn aud hoooee6
thsssshsat The etass. He died q ~ ass
q q.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
Notice 10 Weavers.
Boiler for Snlc

1.-TWO OR THREE GOOD wFAvERS CAN
= get work AZ the DAVENPORT wOOLEN
MILLS, bs applying soon suglo diff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

TRY GILT EDGE"
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco. This best
Tobacco in America.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

'CoSsriTrrIoN WATrs' is a certain euro
for Diabetes, and all diseases of the Kidneys
For sale By ell Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
PHOENIX BILLIARD SALOON,
J.SELKEN 4 CO.. Prop'rs.

DAyEFPoRT,. ...,........IO IOWA.
wish to inform my friends that have purchased
ef VIM. Paustsin, an interest In this FALCON, Va
Harrison street Come and see me. Ffrut- lass
Tables, Pure Wines, and Beet Chicago Lager.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

Issuance PAip.-Ths following card in
dicates with what ready promptness the
Mutual Life Insurance Co. Of Chicago
meets its lessss. It also shows the great
importance Of life Insurance. The deeeas-
cd was inssrsd only year ago-thsn in
perfect hsalth-nsw in her grave. Instead
Of leaving . family in poverty. the timely
insurance leaves an Inheritance. Read:
DAvexrenf, Iowa, Sept. II, 1869.
Received Of the Mutual Life Insurance
90. Of Chicago, ninety days before doe, the
sum Of fifteen hundrsd dOllass. 10 full Of
Joint Policy No 2.097 issued August 3D.
1867, which policy bscsue . claim In con-
sequence OF the dscsass Of ny vile, August
81. 1867. Signs6, g. ". BsHsneoS.
stswast Mashs = O., .0saesal Agsats !;
g. o. 1asSa. 0pssial Ao0e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

KILLED Br LionTRlx0.-Anothsr strasgs
freak sf lightning 10 reported - taking
place at Fulton on Friday last which re-
suited in the instantaneous and terrible
death Of farmer Of that place. It appears
that he with several others were threshins
when the storm came up. All The hands
ran to the houss while the farmer crswled
under the edge Of the pile Of thrsshed
strsw. Soon the lightning struck the straw,
With lssd and terrible crash, and Get it o.
6rs. Some tine aftsrward - the farmer
did not sppsar, they went 10 lock for him,
and were horri6sd on finding his blacksnsd
body in the smouldsring straw. The light
ming had gone straight through The loose
straw, striking him in the bead and passing
along his body and legs, and knocked the
soles out Of bic boots. Il left its blackened
track dswn his back and along bis legs,
killing him instantly. He lssvss no fam
lily, but has . sister living somewhere in
Wisconsin. His property consist Of sixty
acres Of land near Fulton.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
LGCAL ITEMs.

Trs PYnAalDs Of Egypt are stupsndous
works, nd well inaysthe Tourist pause to
feas, his wondering gazs on the grand old
piles. BIZ. far more interesting to the Nm
valid or convAlescent are those Pyramids Of
"lmparial Crown Bitters' at the "Csntrsl
Drug store" % Brady street. Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, Fever and Agus and oil
disorders Of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels sDd
Kidneys, yield to the famous remedy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

90 TO THE Bssr.-Go to the Bryant d Stratton
Iowa Stste sassre-s College to got thorough pfAc
tical bnsiness education For circulars papers, ad-
drrss, tenclos,ns stamp "Thc Bryan: h Strattun
Commercial College. Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

Tns PacPLE's CANDIDArEs.-The ticket
nominated by the Peoples Party at the
Court House. On Saturday last is . strong
one and will be elected just a. sure ~ cleo
tion day comes. 1t sorely troubles the rad.
Gals, it isn't At al what they expected and
consequently their little plans fo- success
are spoiled.
J. winans. the candidate for Senator 10
all vacancy, will be elected to seat 30 re-
Gently flled BY the Radical Larrimsr, who
ran away with another mans wife. wi.
mans troubles the RAIDS exceedingly-he
calamity went 10 The front ct his country's
call and 10 ready to server her again.
Nj. Rohlfs 10 an cut and cut square.
toed Peoples Party man, Was one Of the
first to ina"gurats the movement and has
stuck By the organization from the begin
ming, and only accepts the nomination at
the earnest solicitation CT the entire Peo.
Pies party Of tho county. A most worthy
nomination and sure Of election,
For County Clerk no bstter selection
could have been made than thu. Of Fred. !.
volmer. He is young man Of good and
correct business habits-will be . credit to
tho Office and the party electing. He is
German by birth, which fact makes the Ga-
zette mad as wet hen, and Of course il
must abuse him little, or try to. by calling
him csrpet-bagger. This is rich. Why,
Fred. lived in Davenport before the editor
Of that paper did and furthermore, never
left his mother country for his eountry's
good. Why. Mr.. Gdzette, to be . carpet.
bagger in these days is greater than to b
P. NJ.
Tho 0ds:,ie shows its teeth At Dr.. Nc.
Courtney because he is Irish. 'ris the
only thing i. can do in its contsmptbls
meanncss. II can console itself with the
thou ght that he will be the next Coroner Of
Scott County
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

GOOD STOUT GIRL OR WOMAN IN Tux
- Wash Roon, at the
ospl4dG. SCOTT HOCsB.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
Wanted

BURTIS OPERA HOUSE.
Asnday, Tuesday, Wsdassday,
thursday 1 Saturday,
Sept. alst. ssd, ssd. 3ish 4 sssh.
Grand Aatinee "Wednesday, Sept s3d
at9i o'clock: door. open ata Admission " cents.
Childrea y cents.
M II A r = z,
The Great llluslOnlSt.
In his unrvalsd entertainment, ss given by Mn ios
fourteen consecutive months ~ Dodwoftn HAL, -.
=. Among other Astonishing wonders ne Mli ~,
trodcce he great ursolved mystery OF = hVMAN
HEAD FLOATING IN TnB AIR. moving, la1gh.
lax esd talking, without the slightest esnsance OF
body. The hIspoo FLOWER TRieA Inc E6iAa
BELL, causng every watch In the rson 20 s!riketAs
hour. The MARVELLOUS HAT. and ATTY othcs On.
tirely new feats yecuar 70 and only aeeenplished
by n. hafz, forming the most rovel ana unique en-
tertainment ever known in the annals OF amuesmsns
MES. n. HAErz. (pupil Of Thalhergl wlil Play sev.
era brilliant solos or Of ckefinks pratea
fiano'. The Piano used ID from Eoyte 1ueic
ssors. "a Brady Street, and WAe on kxnio'on q the
Tie Parqustte only will be open Admissien 20
cents. Front Of ParQustts 70 cents. beats can -
Secured At Luse 1 0r,ggs' Bookstore.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
Regal Havana LOTTERY Of Cuba.

.F Conducted by tho Spanish Govsramsnt-.
sS."'sv0 IN Cod drawn svery seventeen ooyo. pri.
Tee eashed snd Information furnished Tho hieheet
pfee ps'a iof Doublocns and sll kinda Of Gold ~
efNes: TAYLOR . CO..
tsoii-aly Bankers. l6 Wall 81, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

Ceuxrses SuSK.-We learn from gen.
tle,non from LsClaire, that, on Saturday
night the steamer Countess was sunk iu
about three feet Of water, with al on board,
including the captain. chambermaid and
watchmas. The boat sprung leak near
the fore hatch, and went down without
anyone's Knowing it, or any alarm being
Civen
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

grouier's Hair nye. Natural, Durable Bsautifs. !.
He.s aud Cheapest II the World. Sold by all Drug
kisis and Country Storekcepers. JOHN j. KRONER
sole Proprietor. s0i Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

PERSONAL. We had the pleasure Of
call this morning from Mr.. W. ID. G. B1ese-
fuhr, general agent for the st. Louis PiAao.
THIS instrument is unquestionably equal in
all respects to any Of the eastern made
styles. Not only is this SO, but it is the
duty Of Western people to patronizs West
srn manufacturers, when everything else is
equal. Therefore We bespeak for Mr.
Boetefuhr a cordial welcome among cur
dealers in musical instruments, to the end
that the ST. Louis Piano may have an sx-
tensive market among the people Of Iowa.
John Hoyt, Esq, has obtained the agency
for this section, and can furnish these no.
bic instruments 1t manufacturers' prices
Mr.. W. s. Davis, firm Of Clark & Co.,
s.. Louis, general commission merchants,
is in the city fer few days, looking after
the interests Of that reliable house
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

Tns Rccx IsLAxD FAIR.-Every thing
promises fair for . success for our Rock
Island friends this year. A large number
Of our citizens have asked Us il We can tell
them anything about the programme for
The week, and invsriab'y have We answered
No. We presume. however, they have .
programme and will distribute two or three
about Davenport, if they want Davenport
psopls to visit their grounds.
We have with much difficulty learned
the following
TCEsDAY.,
At half past 10 o'clock, fastest stallion
three years old in harness mile heats, to
the first $50, God SIS.
II O'clock.
BAlleon Ascension.
3o'cLscK.
No. 14,fastsst trotting stallion in harness
8 In 3, mile heats. let $3.50, 2nd $75, %
$50.
Quarter racs-mile dash. catch weights,
&25.
Mule raee-Slowest to win 2 in 3, ] mil'
heats, owners to ride competitors AMI.
mails, &25.
The following fast stock is entered:
Bashav, Jr., Jerry Oonklin. Rocky
Kirkwood, Pilot Temple, Lance and others
Running stock, Bob. Lee, Viola, Childs
Harsld, Malcolm, A-bu-bsker.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

ODp FaLLowI OonrASioH. popu-
lar Magazine for September isat hand, Oiled
With choice collection Of stories pertaining
to the order. and general rsws summary
for the month. Il 10 valuable periodical
and should bs patrenised bv the members
Of the order. It is published st the lev hs
urs Of $3.50 per year. Send for Il to NJ y.
Lillsy 4 Co., Columbus, o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

CIT Y 1T Il M 9.
When h,rharsahuse Rurnet,

BAEBERs. When barbsrsabuse Burnetts
Cocosins /, is sure indication Of its merits.
Honest and nteli gent once recommend it,
Not Office to Boy in Blue '-0Gs.
etts. 1--we had said that, and been told
that We lied, ws couldn't have denied il,
even il we belonged 10 the Christian Assoei-
alton and tho Congregational Church.
Let % pray
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
TOILET.

Renders the Skin soft, smooth, clear and
beautiful. Wiu rsmore Tan, Freckles. snd
su other discelerations. Sold GE all Drug.
sists snd Fancy 0eo1s dealers ersryrhers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

Frank Harris, has cold his drug store on
Brady Street to John II. Maxwell l. Co.,
Frank has been doing business at the old
stlud for three years past, and has won .
host Of friends who will miss him from the
old place. 1t is his irst attempt at busi.
on his own hook and those best informed
say successful one too. We hope he may
strike something that will keep bin in
Davenport, for, If not. he gees south.
His successor Mr.. Maxwell 10 . young
man Of good business habits, . medical
student and son Of DR.. Maxwell efthis city,
We wish him success.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

JoKE or Wssr- r-DAvgxroRfxRs. coed
people of West Davenport have been build
Jog new Methodist Church during the past
summer. and have got it nicely finished of
and frsscoed They are proud Of their new
edi6ce. 1t has been built during the past
hot weather. and OF course they didn't want
any furnaces or stoves, but now that signs
Of cold weather have appeared, they do
need something Of the sort, and when they
come to look about their fine new sdi6ce
they fail to discover any chimney, hue or
place to put such useful things. II IS .
strange oversight, and none can account
for il.
TnE ScHooLs-Ws learn that Grammar
School No. ., 10 still in = crowded condi-
tion and more Of tho pupils from that dis
trct will have to be sent to the new build
ings. All Of the other schools opened this
msrning with . largely increased srtsnd-
aucs The High School scholars took their
places in their new room this morning.
The old room 10 not to be occupied this
term we believe. 1t would Be good idea,
BESIDES be something Of a saving, to trans
fer the training school from the old stone
building to the High School building. Yet
these arc matters for the attention Of the
Board The people are only interested in
the saving Of Eve OF six hundred dollars a
wear that might thus be made
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

0HoCO0ee0 Rtl1O
FOR Llv Err CO1lt
PLANT. a Sc BSTis
TUTB Fur CALOMRL.
II your oWele are co...
n tive. TRY TQB3.
nyou are bilious,
tfor fevs. and eeus.-
tfyou feel drove.
nj yen ars low spirited:
IS TRY THEN.
Ifycu have . sick head
ache. TRY THEM.
They only cost % cent? :
box. TRY THEM
world Known snl
u jeo-d& WrOld Tried
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-11-20
North Norway Items.

That part Of tie town Nins West of
Norway lake and bog meadow. which e1
tends nearly through a., town and North
Of The Center and County road. - WA,er.
ford. IS known .. North Norway. !, has
SIX school Districts. one Meeting house AMI
Fcst Office. We have names for dii
ieTcnt ne :hbofAood. 20, cauyenienc. such
IS Cr;oa Ridge. 18th ,cu !.r.i lie.. Mobiles
Corner, with G',otn, S~.ft', Corner. ten +.
Meeting House Corner, 5l, Mcrli., H..
seven johnson Lii. 6,c. she'd llN. ssycs.
Frost bill, three pinsroe hill, four, Al
ha"y road. eight Gryenv5cd road. seven 4.
Ilpll', ni.l, eight ono saw mill with clap.
board, lab AMI single, one Single mil.
saw. abs claFho4rl.. slaves, a. a gri.t
COLL. which has been fuu Goun While. h,s
been purchased o. S4m4c, Lock, Of Wet
!A'i'. AMI IS beng repaired Tor running or
der one uuiuP aNsi Priv.l,ss on ih, stream
from Flrlors pond in GrcenwooI. runs
through northeast pArito Crook rivrr. ~
Waterford. with PoPplc. White birch. &c
ar'l maple suitable Tor clarhoArls. shinsls.
slaves Tor barrels, nth ais arI meadow
land Tor pl9wins Til. i, grea, Tor fruit.
sending 81 nearly two thousand barrel, Of
apples. beside man, bu,lcl. Of ,ookia,, AMI
eating apples for Norway village .na I..w.
i,ion And qui.e large amount for csieT
&c. i. is good section for crop.. N
pace ia The country. presume. 81 II, Lig
hess, sends of mots oats, potatoes. la,
corn Strong soil With labor and care
rrollses well
Mr. James French ha, huil,s nice con.
Venicnt barn, or ore side a cellar ior dress.
ing and ,y ~ Tor cattle under the floor
doors on The grcst giri. giving great side
la, some houses have been repaired orl.f
painted. some by house, Tor hops. Jr,ir-
arr.rs. x bees Llil'. sap houses. barn.
sh.ns.,i and white washed. az slow .omr
isste a' well As gro~ing Jro,pef,,
Q.i'r an amount Ct good stock aud LIANT .
are sold yearly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-11-20
Bethel Items

One OF the roaghest storms prevailed here
on Sunday, the S,h inst, -hich is supposed
70 mark The near approach OF winter, and
from toe way the snow cams hurting down
from the North. one would ihink that tho
Democrats IN their tempe iuous wrath were
splitting it soutbward IA the hope 1t would
bury somebody beyond the reach OF rrsur
rection and !, - lucky for Us that ,hsy can't
.pi, Ere and birthstone as we'll a. snow. Wc
have seen beaten msn. vraihy men. cheated
nsn. disappointed men before. but We never
saw go bewilderyd and crazcd BY the No.
vcInber election. Since election. our or.
pouents have made grand discovsry. which
Is that they nominated ,h. wrong man
Almost any Republican could have told them
ihis an, time during the summer. bu. II
took The third 81 November TO impress upon
their minds the Tact that Scy mour j. not the
man. Its lrt,lc rough on the old man
after he has made 30 many stump spec. hes.
perverted fine abilities and made him.. n
infamous in the service Of the Dsmocrae,
for his party TO 80 back on him now. bot he
told his followers Il they would nominate
him he would elect himself. and be dil'nt.
that's whats the matter FrCm The s,h till
tho llth inst 1t showed AMI rainel mos, OF
the time, while now all nature is clad in her
garment, OF white
Our b., crop was more than an average
and hay is plent, at twelve dollars per ton
Oats were generally light. AMI are selling
now for about eighty cents bushel. What
wheat was so~n. generally gave good
yield Of excellent quality. Rye very light
Corn maturci very early and No bad
splendid crop. Potatoes came in good .aad
a very heavy yield. S',uos, free from rot.
Large quantities Of po,atoe, are nov NOV.
ing TO Looke's Mills and Bethel station. al
soVcniy.6Ne cents bu,hcl: Otherwise
business Is quiet,
Most branches 81 farming with the sxc.p
ton Of hops have been yer, .acce. ,iul
Hops have cot black ey". and many Of our
hop growers feel blue enough We hear
many of our farmers say thew shall pillow up
their hop field, in the spring and plant
potatoes and corn instead. sheep ATE very
low, and for this reason some OF orr
farmers have sold of their entire fock for
about : 50 per head NC understand ono
man IN this toEn sold As low a. Sl.95 per
head which Is the same thing a. selling tho
pclt and giving away tho carcass c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-11-20
Norway Items.

correspondent 81 ia. ~ f.. is,on Journal
sri,ing FROM Norway, Nov. 10Th. saws:
Business, for the last ,~o week. h.. been
unusually good. notwithstanding ID. in.
clemency OF the weather The snow storm
OF yssterda, week and tho .lect Of the io!-
loving dsy made quite good .lsddinc. and
1t vas extensively improved tall completely
worn out
More than a thousand barrels Of spplc.
have been brought 10 uark,I an abundance
of new CIDER and larg. number OF .-inc.
Nice apple, command three dollars per
barrel and CIDER Eve dollars
The hrst quality Of hard wood 10 quoted
a, Eve dollars per cord. with downward
tendency
1t Is undsrIiood that friends oi,he Nora,
Bank robbers have threatened TO burn aud
P'llage the village, II the robbvr nov in
prison at Thomaston. - not released.
Oar ~Aiohman seem. 10 perfectly under.
stand b.. da,y and faithfully perform IL.
single case OF small poS i, reported a,
tie "Ea!is. d" nssr the lower extremity Of The
village, tut due precau,ion has been taken
TO prevent 1t. further extension
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-11-20

J. BArilou W 5. Mics Virginia De Cos
ter W l. CliHord Hutchinson W. c ,
Eugene l.. Bennett W. =. $. Henry VI
shaw W. NJ. Charles II. Cox W o G
Carroll Mason W I. G.. Mi.s Nancy A.
Hutchinson W. 4. :. Miss Ella Simpson
w \. NJ Miss Fs.nie Harlow snd Miss
Sarah Mason W. Il. Il l.. II :. George
Sha~ Lodge Deputy. Virgil T.. De Cos,er
l.. W. { +, Mss Nancy A. Crooksr Ii
brariaa- Eugene l.. Bennett. OF Turner,
presented the Lodge with a beautiful bal.
lot box With It's aPPcndsg-. MAY no oc.
rasion over require is use 70 disgrace a
brother or sister
The Lodge has purchased handsome
ret o. rcgalil Tor IT'S oficcrs. from the pro.
cscds of the L-vcs.
The election OF the Legislatures o., Me.
an1 Mass. give the Good T,mplsrs crca,
reason TO rejoice L. srui, viii be seen a,
the mex; quarter. HsprFoRp.