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L. =. Mar.Ilnl,s Notice.

II he District Count Of shc United siate .ol ne
i District Maine. In the matter OF CHARLES
I. KNIGHT. against whom 4 Petition Tor Adjui!.
cation OF Bankruptcy was flied On the J.! Gsv OF
December, 4. ID, ls.4, by CHARLES l.. HOLT,
et ala.
District OF Maine. -. Tpon filing proof sus-
tanning the allegations OF the Petition aforc said,
il is-Ordercd, That the said CHARLES L.
KNIGHT do appear n this Court, az a Court OF
Bankruptcy, % be holden at Portland in the COuu-
~ oil Cumberland and State OF Maine and Dis.
trict aforesaid ou the hr-t Monday OF January
ls.5. 90 . O'Clock, 4. NJ. aud show cause, II amy
there b., why the PRAYER OF said Petition should
not be- granted; and-ll il further Ordered That
n copy OF said Petition, together with a copy Of
ibis order. be served on said CHARLES l..
KNIGHT, 10y leaving the same at h- lat usual
place abode, ia said district, at least dive days
previous To the day herein required for his appear
ance, aud by service upon bis wife, also by notice
in Ortord Democrat three successive weeks before
return day.
Dated NJ Portland, ,hl- hith day Of December
\. u, !s5t. :. ; MARBLE,
1. y Marshal, Dit. Of Maine.
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PARTS !, II & III ARE JUsT Published.
THE ART JOURNAL

Complete IN l. monthly pllts, AZ ) each. Repre-
dUrius the best Iull pagc Illustrations from
Iht earlier volumes oil The AidinS.
Each monthly part will contain SIX superb
plates with accompanying descriptive matter, and
whether for binding or framing. will be entirely
beyond conn e;i;,on IN price or artist.e character.
Every imp essIOn viii DC most carefully taken on
the dnvst tOut paper, and no pains Will be spared
TO make this the Richest production OF press
which has won, In 4 mArvelogs!y short time, 8
Morlh.n dc rrputat!on.
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Consumption Cured.
To COnsmptives.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured
Of that dread disease, Consumption, 10y simple
remedy j. anxious ~ make known 10 his fellow snl-
ierors the Means OF cure. To all who desire II, he
viii send 4 copy OF the prescription used, (lree OF
CHARGE, with the directions for prepaTts. and
using the same, which they will dnd SURE CURE
FOR CoSsUMPTIoS, ASTHMA, BRoSCHIIIs, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription Will please I'D.
dress Rev. l. a WILSON,
ial PeDu ST., WiiismsbuTgh, New York.
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DIED.

% West Be,hel. De-. - George " Wills. ax.i
u ,cers months ani sdnys. he leaves moth
e., " .Ie snd two children who Wnl deeply EEL his
al falaer III io.- vii De ftli ihruugLout lhls
whole community,
In Gtai,on NOr. IS, Nj. Geo Morse. aged -
Npsih.
In Portland, We, Oh tuesday. nov a. amer 4
sh0li illne-s, LeaDdcr. sea ol Or bon and Sally
l.. Powers, OF Hanover, Maine, aEed "a year, ;
muuths
In Portland, Dee. 5 M. Mary H., wife Of Dr.
Aug. : Taayer.
Funeral Tuesday. T. ", at o'c.nck, rgnm the
residence or c Marble. .E.q. Relatives and
it!cuis ate Invited 10 attend. Rgr!a! ~ The con
yruience 81 ,ho family
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L M p Q Il r A N T TO
TRAVELERS

When YOU Visit or .eavc the City ofNEW YORK
save ANNOYANCE aud expense OF carriage hire and
stOp 80 the GRAND UNION HOTEL, oppOs.
site The GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. II has over
- 40 lntl! furnished rooms, and IL ffte &C up at
n eNpcn-r Of yer @s0.cl0 Elevator, steam and
~ modern - roycmcuts. European pIiu. The
EIhlt' ants. ard Lunch Counter are sup
iu'd N'h 'hE best tho mari vts can furnish The
cu-iTfi Z s.r >si. Ep'fn f,r @ n..le D. r-ou,
-l'1 20 . diy; Oh stiics ioI fam H. pro.
.3. !. I.r .JN, So thai visitors 10 the ely and
ravclcr- can live NOR, luNuiiously, for les
mcnet, 10 thr GRAND UNION, ihan az any other
lrstclas- Hotel be- the city. Stages and cais pas 5
,hr Hotel every minute for AL part, OF .hc Ciy.
q. }. \ u. W. GARRISON, Managers.
l-noX-l IL
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THE ALDiNE COMPANY'S
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SOLD ONLY By SUBSCRIPTIONS

SOLD ONLI By DESCRIPTION
THF ALpINE; THF ART JOURNAL or
AMERICA.
This splendid enterprise j. not only vel. SUE
taiutt IN ever feature, but 8, being constantly
isselopsd and improved. 1t today stands With
Out rival in tie whole world OF periodical iltcra
iure. The beautiful dJg.porraii, Mans Jnself-
81 Friend chrome pre- sented 10 every subScri.
Der. 3, a decided hit, aud ~iI. II possible add 20
tho popularity which this work has GAINED. The
AM tSI)N feature also promises great and 6ene-
fcCni results, Ia arouslng public interest," IN The
aRy arts. Circular and nss Information on appii-
cation.
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Il an the cases in wh..l Hai,'s Rens Of H.re.
hound and Tar has cured inveterate and apparent
" fatal coughs, could b. made known, every con
spmp,ive In The land would take hear, and com.
mence, IN hope, q course of thi. most wonderful
preparation. PLY sieians who have exhausted
their list Of pumonics, without benefit recon
mend ii a "a last resort. snd even in the worst
extremity IL effect, are astonishing BUTT should
Doe the fTst resort and Eefhe last l, T. iulpo> Id
for any disease tending T. consumption to retain
H. hold, ii mct in the enly stages with this power
fol vegetable remedy.
PIRl'e IoorH-AcHr DEors Cure in one min,
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MARRIED..

In Psn,, Dec. ,. los Rev. !. Hiu Mr.. Parker {.
. cen snd Miss Eiv.ll !. " lii. both Of Paris.
In :. PIri-. Nov. -. by Rev. J II Wheelwrigkt
NJ George r Green, OF North Waterford, Gud
Miss Dora RiieOui OF Portland.
IN south pag.. Dee !. by Rev Irs & SWaguc.
Augd.ig'M Ronuey AMI Ni-- Emml >lmp'sn
both OF Auburn.
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No Excuse for BEING Sick.

y" l.r.-a ,4u r-. % -rh-..- c.-.r1 >,'r.
WHOM --- '.-ae...ti- .....i s.t 'aI,. W
t.. tl. DIS. o,s-y -. ,.l-ls Coli-a - Cvl-aa.P
u'- .-.l a.e,-e '. ..s rlr9S. ali lungs Sd,
te t--. "a. ,a-- l-- -l. ptca ca-,. We ..a
distributed c,,iy -ar, .o. core. y,-rs..y,I- .,'
sample bottle. 81 cl-r.-i- .l .r paris Cd Cd.
U.-e] sac. No ,---.- --t-cl.r....l- -.-. --y,
t-.4 lI-P aralocs -uch te-t ss tl.-- o. Gu som
u.ls,.-g and go 3D. sample ha.,.e 3. D. s-ats -n.
f.y 1.-TWO dose, vll rsi.-,, YOU
agents. "A ". uANNaSu Paris L.-.5 CLo
J.. Wilson a.. J. us.
-. -- ca'f-l-
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 GENTLEMAN who has suffered for years
Afron Nervous ID billy, Premature Decay,
aud all the effects OF youthful iHdIscretion VIII
for the sake Of suffering humanity, send free 10
ing he simple remedy by which he was cured. sui.
ferors wishing to profit by the advertisers expert
eBce do by addressing in perfect confidence
John d. OGDEN, y leder 81. New York
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SUTTON's

LeisUre-Hour Miscellany.
To he completed in 70 parts, Issued fortnght!y.
Each part will contain an elegant lIondspiece,
originally engraved on steel fVr the Londan AIT
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THE PIANo FoEN.-The different merits Of the
grand and square instruments are discussed in
this wise by the Rural Ner Yorker :-"We spent
some liiilc time lately in examining the grand and
square grand pianos recently produced. The
grand piano. powerful and sweet as il, tone is.
therefore. desirable instrument, Is no, plcasin.
la outline. and take up much room. ia the parlor.
\ square piano II Il cau be had without TOO mnch
sacrifice Of essentials looka better and is more
convenient. Tie WATERS square grand il, 50 far
a. eye and ear can determine just the thing need
ed. The tone is remarkably evIn, the treble being
brilliuut without metallic ring, the base lover
strung sonOr0us and entirely free from the mufled
tone 90 frequently observable In new pianos
The sustained, singing tons was purity and even
meas OF tie lons were perfectly satisfactnry.'-N
\. IcH,s JqtTHaL
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GEMS FROM THE ALDINE
L:pecIaIIy as.orted ID

Scrap bo0k Illustrations and Drdicing class copies.
large collection OF pictures OF different sizes
and on almost every conceivable subject have been
pnt up In ~ attractive envelope and are nov
offered al price intended 10 make them popular
in every sense
Envelope No. ], containing 80 beautiful ensrsy-
ing. i now ready. aud Will be sent, postage paid,
TO any addres, FOR 0NE DOLLAR. \ !bera! die.
count 10 agents and tsachcrs.
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..- CO.. .'...ll....A ll-l...... ...t 'ivr. pHtt~
800. .s .ea.. .zs. t.a a l..s... -es,4.. suri
-H..ese-.. crr1.ae. Sc. upoa tlr hal--. e. .at.
-. e. ,...-. o. .sil. s....s d.. .oa .....s .4
OH. rslr, .a.. have ALI other remedies since see
v-rii r,-s1. lifsa --urje~.ilIii-at. ana AZ ac3l
- 1a.a g. .eyel. Cug..es .m.~ away i.e..
..r-s.e.. thc .aEis walls p'.saror. ltcs arc re1-
... ..-. ,.s. .. -4e ur,..... .-c heal 20 W.iL.
n ,- Io hHmU1g TIE Irc.1e Is pub
..I 4..I'. r.-h bottle. o. i- selling s- &C ar-.
H..-.. -. O. .-iif -tus tcc.u-e il does
t..... u-.rsl.,- edo. Tlo-c who u1y safer
u-.-. pain rr swelling. 5c-cgc to
a.t ssh. a.t Iss tclt..t Lu.-lel,.-
-l eradicate, OF rcuIrkau.c cures,
....-r ....r i.ils. chIor.c .l-ll.4.i.u -out.
t..a.-r '.-.-- S.. have b.vc received. w viii
s-. ...-... coasllaiag ccrt.lca-es, tSo rec.P
S.. -..., ID any one rc.uest.lg &C.. oac bottle
81. .c .s..rv wrapper Ccnt4a- L.u.mcn, Is worth
,r, a.a .-r- l--1.. Tor spawned o. sWcsaic1
..---s aa. mu..s. o. Tor sosew-No.ms 10 sheer.-
~.a-s 5.e.... ,a.- Inimeat Is worthy yocY s'ten-
81. y, cl..g sa.1ll be yi,hoc. Ce.taat L.a.
a..; 4. 2. ROSE = Co, Ne YorS.
Casrori-4 is la7sc tAan o -a. s;irl,e for Castor
DO l- .ls uu'y s..tc article On az sfr-re Nlic.
.s -sI,l. 10 a~,iT.ia,e .lg food. -. 70 ile p""
e.- ctfy u.ui collie 4lj Iyo,i..c u..Jla. sleep. 10
y..-..rs le.thei mineral, tlofihIne oi "... I'D
4a. q y..4-.at O. caSe. OAi.-cr u-c.l Ey,,i! ai..
mothers msv ge-- -uf.-'--W
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$1,000 reward can safely be Offered for more
mfalble cure for pms than ANAKLsIs. The
curcs performed by This wonderful remedy are
simply miraculous. Lotions, ointments sud inter.
nal remedies produce more harm than COOL. but
AMlkE>I> l. ~ external remedy, a simple sup
posNury, supports the ;umOT-, acts lie % soothing
poutice and medicine gives instan, relief aud
cures absolutely Al doc'ors prescribe IT, Price
-. sold by Druggists e'eIywLese. aud seut free
by mail from Principal Depot. - Walker II, y y.
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Oxford,

OXFORD, Dec, i.--Tnc &c. ond lecture Il lie Ii
br.ry course was si'cu last evening y Rev Geo.
W BirAneI II Portland; Theme spa H. -
Tue speaker applied To unique tenn 10 those oe
cssonal violent agitation. for reform in our social,
cducaioua, political aud rel gous life. wli;h aye
sholi.ived anu uppiV'luctre OF good rs they are
spasmodac The lecture abouuded IN delicious il
lustra ions ard was well eived b IN atteptive
JIyu4. Essi u Il!S8ar.s WI Hu. Itg5ats
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Notice.

II1Cb ~, We d { slrril i.c lion he toxt
i Legislature tor q charter n Improve Cedar
Brooa snd Cambridge River, IN theioMns OF Graf.
ton and Uit. n. 4 l.. BURBANK.
BUlULL. Dec. 4, !S:i
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Each part will contain % quarto pages, including
he elt CANT irorlIspiece on heavy plate paper.
4 suprrb Title page, richly illuminated 10 red and
gold, Will be given With the bret part, and the
printing OF the entire work WILL lie a worthy rep
-csen,allon OF The Aldlpe Press which Il a
guarantee OF something beautiful and valuable.
At Cost OF 20 Cents Part.
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No. Woodstock.

We are informed OF the death of SIR Charles
Fuller. tate OF Woodstock, Whick occurred Friday,
NOV =. q, the residence OF bis con- Rev. George
Fuller, North jay.
The mos, Industrious, and succc 'siul farmer
about here, q Newell 7. Rowe, Who IA boon a.
y'3-l souc ~rrr. p5 ia tl''m.I. meadow land,
hereto Improbable, by dtchug, draining ini cul-
rs tin II swell n borough r'uner, as causes 1t
% y od1ce ahui dainty yam sNrmllc for other
farmers who are not so auritous 70 improve
waste places
coftbo most valuable men in tbs community
d. Cyu., Mi.eit VII, being propr.e Do OF water.
power mill is ready to wait upon people in the
way OF grinding grain, turning ont shingles and
small dimcr- Oh stuG
On every pleasant day, can be seen within
Fra Jewell enclosure, three ilne anil valuable
colts from his we'll known mare, spike Tail The
marc was sired hy old Lassn. a pure English
high brccd hoSt. imported hy a gentleman on
Long Island, Shcn -four years old, aud -oon amer
sold 90 The Compton COUNTY Agricultural soc 3
4. q, where be was kept for many years, and
produc al some Of tie most distlngul he horse
boih for the road and track. the Jewell Mare be
uc one OF the lrst OF Oil Logan colt, and noy
hhty years old. J..
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ID. APPLETON &C. CO.,
$40 g. 5oi broadway. n. Y.
LII. o. ls-i

49, Orc sample bottle OF Adam sons Bo-
nIl tsnte Bslssm a. all drugg!ste.-
Pleasant, and an Uniail!ng remedy Tor Asth'
ma, Coughs, Colds, Lung Complaints, a.
Large bottles - cite. Dr. +. w. hlNshAS, Pro
prletor, Augusta, Maine 5000 ioT q case it viii
rot cure Try IT, Sold by all Droggis,s.
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FREE LECTURE.

REV. DIR, EsTESwH deliver Lcs ure 10
a. Cot RQUsE PA3I~ I'LL. Ige DAY eve
mug gBIt, Dec. s. :; !. o'elUck.
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A. S.~i ~. .Eg.
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MEXICO.

MEXICO, Dec. 3, 1914.
We hayea Cri-t Mil at Mexico Corner. Tue
or q Parsons are grinding large quantities oieofn'
corn aud cob rye, etc.
Joseph I. Dall Of Rnmford, aged upward Ct
uucty wears died this morning at the residence
OF h.s on Joshua !. Hal.
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SCRAP BOOKS.

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been expressly prepared for the holiday season
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and antique, very rich, 900 PIP. IL 10
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sent By mail, postpaid, on receipt of the price
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Ia compliance with repeated requests, the pub
OF many OF their most beautiful plates for passe.
pariOu, framing.
Tie cuts ARE mounted on q beautifully tinted
azure mat, with handsome led border line.
To attach the glass. IL ) only len for the Gus
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HOLIDAY GOODS


Al the late POEMS and choice GIT BOOKS TO
the penny TOY BOOK Also, Vases iu Parian.
bohemian, Lava ana China ware. Fine COL ID
Pens and PENCILS, with such q variety OF other
goods, they would be TOO numerous ~ mention.
DON'T forget 10 call and see how cheap he i
selling them. He Is always pleased 20 show his
goods 20 any one. decslv
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REPRODUCING
These plates have been The ATTRACTION OF
The London Art Journal,

at piiee within the Popular reach engrl,inss
never before offered az lees thIn rvr times the
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TOUN ITEMS.
Bethel,

BETHEL. DC ), lisa.
Budding j. the order OF the day during this Gne
weather. Dra wilJorn has his house covered in
and g.. pushing Mr.. wnley's rapidly into shape
and form, having contracted 20 d. the carpenter
work on the same.
Mr.J wadlcigh brought eight splendid South
Down lambs into the place last week from y n,
and they were purchased bv W. w Mason, Esq,
ioy h.s stock farm.
MIR. Baxter \. Lyon, one OF our en;erprlsing
farmers. brought into this place last evening
twelve dine Cot, Wool sheep nom Canada, one
..air are from the celebrated stock farm OF Coch
r,ne o. Cromptor.
Rev. Josiah luton lost hi, beautiful Jersey
calf TO- which no could have takca one hundred
do,llrs H. was painting his s.able and lel; the
Grk.n iu which the paint was miNel, uncovered
aud ,hc calf 60, TO IL and deyoured about Two
quarts. hom thc effect Of which il died after four
day.
>l,..biug l. excellent aud the farmers are i'm
proving i- iu reu!en i-hing their wood piles, aud
supplying their cu-tumer- in The villages.
Nj. E5el C.oush aud J. :. swan are loading
potatoes. aui NJ. J :. Wajleigh aud Newell Trsf
ton cattle sheep snd poultry. W.
TryeburRs
FRlEEC-D, Dee. t.-Wuirer Charles. who died
Ia-, week az hi bIvther'- residence in NORWAY.
was a SON Of On, la-e "A Charlie, Esq, OF Five.
bur- Ue,,a- -ick but few day-; congestion Il
the .,...-. being The d.,el oi which he lied. Mr.
,h.iI,- va- r. uiu, months volunteer, "a thc pa
E,-j., iu tlg late vai ior nc unioa Amer serving
aut bis ca'i-,mrn, Doe went ." south America, rn.
-ag..g b.. ,t. wool growing bu -ines-, where lac rc-
m.i--.i e.-4, y..t.s-rcturnns 10 the states some
.h,c, l,tr- aso. ~ was thirty yeer- OF age.
The winter terra .! ;le academy opcnF auspci
ou.'g. wi,h fpy ,Uj,Dt---ihc ltrses! number ior
= uiu-ct tcIia lur many ycir..
Dr Nurcs-l succeed, Or. Bennett, az No. Frye
bur. ur B. ha. gone 10 Bridgt0u
Tobias Lord, IT,, If steep Fall, AMI Mis- Emma
Eastman II tui~ village. were married ON Wednes-
lay morning 81, The res ideucc OF The bride. BY Rev.
NJ. stone. The happy couple leii the came day
iog q br.lll toar.
The weather. Ia old PeqUaket valley, continues
line. AMI five can be favored with a Few more
weeks Ike this. We can bii defiance TO storms and
blasts. aud say TO OLD Winter. do your worst.
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The town Is lively with Cont folks, and the
boarding houses have good chance 10 get ri' OF
some OF their hash %
Mrs Hawkes. has justrctUrned from Boston with
guod supply OF Dry y Fancy Goods etc.,
Everybody talks about the weather 50 here goes
Il il cold there arr four or i've inches Of snow ana
a prospect OF more shortly.
what with funerals, Court meetings, schools aud
chmch services, there l. "mu-ic 10 the air. nearly
all day long nom the he'll IN the Baptis. Meeting
house '.
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ID AMoND
Rheumatic Cure !

TIKI. -tatetr.It a. sua,iautill. 30 {, bose.
upon evidence .u tle pose, sion 81 Dee agent OH
the -h2pc of numerous Testimonials i..l. p.Al co.
fer,fe ~ all th+ Dalks cC!fe, anl .r. -rlaris ..
some q our most rcsHeri3lla an1 tIus.W' h'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-08

! by British Consul Murray, OF Portland, on Mon
day G, ening, Dec. H. lie viii render Dickens
Christmas Carol
Thanksgiving was observed by = nn'on service
In the Congregational church Ror. Mr. Ho'aH oi
the Aleihodts, church preached an appropriate
I sermon.
Tire Oxford Dramatic Club VIII present, THIS
evening, an Oh Monday eve next, ia The Sehool
House hall, the dpmatic drama, The prunsnr''
OF fallca saved?
A public me- ing will be held IN tie school house
ON Thursday eve next, f. promote IN interest tn
our common school,.
The sunday ,chooi- a.c busily al work picpar'
iug Tor ihcr coming Christina. festival l..
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>OUTM PARIS MARKET

Nuf p'.io'tic, u'i "n tHr above ii-t N.U ilc 30
-e...l. .u cIul. 500 .e.iurcI rates.
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MAGNIFICENT PRENiJ VI,
ATIAEroLIowlNo sAILs:

TIE UNEURD u s5otEAI and she Peoples JoarHGi
Ia : - lls-4Eirtf
VIII F4pS's 3 rthdey. $50 steVl tnsTas ing
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Music by the Band cash evening"
The Hall will De- opeucG nom g a m. 10 10 r. m.
Entire Tor competition close January g, ls,t.
Enlry Blanks can be obtained on application 10
the Secretary.
Arrangements viii be made with Railroad and
Express oml Anle- FOR reduced fares ard rates, OF
which due notice Will b. given.
Per order Of the Directors.
FREDERICK FOX, Secretary.
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The Greenville times., 1874-09-05
Mn. Jlpes' Healthy Wsrk.


Indlanspolts Herald.
Mrs. Jipes. Of Greasy Point. Ill.,.
aiter saving . cord Of wood, dig
ging ave bushels Of potatoes. milk
ing twenty cows. carrying ten tubs
Of water, and doing = washing OF
ten dosen pieces, incidentally men,
toned being tried. Mr.. Jipss read
to her nom . Newspaper: II b.
lIeve that nothing would tend %
enectually 10 ct rid Of these crea-
tions Of weaRiness. and that over
stimulation Of the emotions, - .
mir share Of healthy work directed
toward . definite object." I" Just
here . can Of Royal baking powder
struck him In the abdomen. Fol-
lowing this came . stove lid, three
pancakes, Z rotton tomato. salt
cellar, bowl Of buttsrmilk, and al
the dough for Thursday's baking
Il was evident she considesed hel
lord 4 definite object" and the faiI
share Of work directed toward him
was Z little healthier than he would
have desired.
The Greenville times., 1874-09-05

MRS. MA0RUDER HAs PRAYER.
l happened to call at Magrudcr's
the other morning on my way
down town, aud 8 l knsW them
well, ! enlefed the side door With
ont knocking. I was shocked to
find Mr.. Magrudcr prostratp on
the foor, while Mrs. Magrudcr st
on his chest, and rumbled among
his hair as she bumped his head
on the boards, and scolded him
vigorously. They rose as | came
In, and Magrudcr, as he wiped the
blood from his nose, tried to pre-
tend that 1t was only . Joke. But
Mrs. Magrudcr interrupted him
Joke ! Joke should think not +!
I was giving him a dressing down.
He wanted to have fhmily prayers
before breakfast and / was deter
mined to have them aftcrward,
and as he throw the Bible at me,
and hit Mary Janc with the hymn
book, | souscd down on him. II
can't rule this house, III know
tho reason why. Pick up them
Scriptures and have prayers! YOU
hear mo, Magrudcr! It's more
trouble regulating the piety o.
this family than running . saw
mill.s Mary Jane, give your ps
that hymn-book."
The Greenville times., 1874-09-05

Coop TIMEs AMONG THE Low
Why, you're a new conner,
aren't your haven't seen you be-
fore," We remarked to q lad Of
about twelve years - no was CIV
Ing ~ : shine on Tuesday.
"Ycs, sir; amt bin here before,
but took II in this trip-lots of
coal here, sir."
Yes, whore are you from Z"
"Oh, I'm on my summer trip,
I'm non New York-&1ways take
|af6n out Of town IN the summer
done It for, oh, I dunno how long
Like tho country for . while."
ewell, are y6u having . good
time 2"
I" Having q good tfmc7 you be'
k(with q little laugh). Why IN,
dinner cost 70 cents to-day-had
bcef.stcak and turmatcrs and
rico puddin', aad I've got 50 cont
yok Unhphls good timer nov
you're 4 shoutinl"
he was the happiest summe
touristwc have seen this leason
and his casl, capital was 46 cents
but who can compute hispatisfac
tion over that ".baef-stcak, tur
matters and rico puddin' 7" !