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Approximations That He 1Ias Settled His
Accounts.

Approximations t.,nt IEc 1Ias Settled His
Accounts.
Special Dfspdsch fo Tie Tribune.
NEw YoKK, Nov. M-Thc Quilted States
steam-frigate with Tweed on board sailed
from Yigo, Spain, for New York on acpt %,
and is now forty-thrco days out. The interest
ut first felt on account Of tho noted passengers
whom she carried is now intensified by fears
which begin to be entertained for the safety Of
the ship, The FIRST news Of steamship which
resembles the nllssing frieate was re-
ccIyed, and was OF naturr to increase
tho anxiety. Tic Captain Ut the German
bark Norma, which arrived Mt Quarantine yes
tcrday, reports that about II o'clock OF tho
night OF Nov. T. southwest Of Sable Island, he
passed large full-riGgcd steamship. No can-
yass was set, and she was slowly steamlng right
In tho wind. When he frst sighted her eslc was
going eastcsly, and hc could acc her rcd Hight.
| Soon slle turned round toward the west, and
| brought green light into view. During the
rest Of tho time she was tu sight
her course waa due weat, The Norma pass
and the Captain noticed that she rolled froa'
side to side so that tho .Ennwalcs were almost
or quite under watcr. The Captain stAted that
at tho ratc Of progress the stcaucr was tnnking,
| she ought to Hare arrived at New York In two
| Or three DAYS from the time he saw her. Tllls
! would have been Monday or Tuesday, but no
frigatc hns arrived at any American port recent
| II, and no American war Vessel except the
| Franklin Is known to be h0mewnTd bound, The
| description given answers accurately that OF the
| missing frfgate.
n ~ W<s.e.n Aksoesated Ireu:
NEW lUnk, Nov. N.-rhc bark Norma, nr-
rived to-day, reports that Nov. 1, III latitude
.. degrees u minutes north, longitude 63 de-
grees ? minutes west, she passed Il large man.
oi-war hcadins, west, apparently in distrcas.
6ptctag Dispdteh to 1nk Tribune
! WAsu1NuToH, u. T., Nov. 9.-Naya1 officers
the Franklin with Tweed. aud It is quite poss1-
| ble that onc Ut tho fast-sailing steam yachts
| may be seut in scurcl OF her.
, 1876-11-10
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS
For biasellry, Brick Work, and Iron
Work Of Ncw Cook County
Courthouse.

The Hoard Of Conlnissoncrs of Cook County, IT,.
i,Ssrd. ID tho ctimaa! Eousi HaIia'ns; AlslssasE:
9n,esH. m ss ts III is!i'lss @ I'D issss
aatred f. tls asns nssk M@ss spd H. l1on , W"Ts Y; q
Jsincs j. Kgsa. .sfsaltsst NJ. Il soath cla1k:at..
FSPosals vii! be received ~ follow,:
G,idcs fer Mass,nry and prtck Work shall furnish
Will iiclt pFup0aala I6nIl In tho sn of Twenty Thgu
sand UuaFa and bidders for Iron Work aha1l furu3h
@ Sf hana s e ts & sea s Sy so se
more approved suretes RaEantectle that eacrs wilt
accept The eoatrec Il aTArie y hsm md thst they
anleenE ths proper perfof1nancs oi the contract.
Ess bopa nn to ns :sfea ln & IN
nss and adure.* Of tho bidder IN full md these two
sRvconts to be ineloacd In third envelope similarly
iHnrsed aud addressed above. blank fora Of pro-
VIII o. IafnisGcd by the architcct 1t III otilee
ndace will uhtA!n access 2 tho plans and spceincs~
No proposal vii bc Teccivri after !hr tlne specified.
a. 4. gsopos. 'has sse not properly aoa out vi" 30
fhU rixht % reject any o. sls BID. IL reserved.
zucceAatul biddrr VII, exclude the employment pf con-
wi btaSs. aS. ID shs VII
tho Joint Committee satisfactory tyidencd Of thotr
responsibility Sefofo sPnf;s %,1t;% 1ns
$,SSSS|H $Siis HI; fS';HF;St, SSSF$ $$Sss4nnn,
$s5Hg|i $Af|i}SS $$sS S$$I|a}Gfs' S$E{EaF.
Jo!at Committee oa fujbiio haijdinza and Public
ScSfilE.
, 1876-11-10
! CUBA.
aPAN1srI LOSSES IN THE BLAND,

tUl} NuH G1ttfftt Ccf. H.
Tho ncws of tia cmbarkntion for Cuba Of
Gen. Martinez Cunlpos With IL force oi several
thousand men, to 10 followed rs quickly as
transports can bo gut rcady by a still larger
contingent, Is impnrtant III two distinct aspects
The ambition Of Spain Us an imperial State Is
still powerful enough to neEve her to yast ex-
art!ous, In sultu Of her pccuniary cn,barrass-
1,.cuts and the exhaustion resulting from The
Carlist war. How great aro the former VIC
arc reminded In n letter from Barcelona whicl,
tho Times published Oh Monday, The Spanish
Government, saYs the writer, sis burlcned
With tremendous debt to bondholders, burslon-
cd, too, with Just but unexpected claim Of
E7, 7,0W, ,O0 to te paid To thu elurrl, for tho ar.
rcnrs III The clorEY's incomes und tieht ot
s5.00,G ,GO0 for THO Crll List pensions" vt II
on really great ssallc. Anu this ts merely sup.
Elementary tu former eInrts, which may not
hnye MeIi well directed. hut wert, Vt at'y rats,
weartso1nu end costly. 1'le drain of the Cuban
mon whom tho aintlrii government are
preparing to sud out to strengthen tbs
hatns Ut Gen. cainpos will tlo little n,ore than
men. Tie writer Ut tho parccioua litter states
thatl.a g.cat military authority lsus decided that
Cuba cahnot bo suNlnva Without ali arlny Of at
lt09t l60uuU HGli.' aleonWtlltu "AEAlt8 Qt III
yalts3s ara returning huma every lay-n sorry,
motley, reekless. wrescl,c, pal!Sdtaeel. bilious
Eyed stsw" y. Tsy sou,S l0s' H. II fs sp1a, sasl
abundance ia Cuba, 'sthat an nrsuy Of
zoo, 900 men soon mclta away" They
aro not badly treated, II seems; ~ one Of tho
invalldcd lais obsrsvcd, st'Yo do not cotnplntn,
bul We cannot bear tho climate" And yet the
! spanish so!diery, by Renerul admission, are
1.-THE llanliest and 1nost aobcr lot oi uleu IN
| Europe, and tho best lifted for warfare under
q tYOu[cAl sum-
, 1876-11-10
C0l.0RE0 'ClETY.
Epecf1t Dtap3fsh to 3Af Tribune,


WAsn1xoros, u. c., Nor. 0.-Thcre was a
curious accnv In tho Police Court to-day, which
illustrates ono Of the pccularittes OF rrllgfoua
practices among tho colored people, of the
South. A co1orcd woman, Sarah Smith, COLL
plnincd that an assault had been committed up
on her ut a religious meeting. She testified
that the assault took plaeo nt q "'c[ety
mcctn'.." A large number were present, md
they were speaking about getting converted.
It came hrr time to speak, and the chief called
her ont. She was not in tho "spirit" to speak,
aud refused to DO sD They satd she must,
as it was the rulcs, but she
didn't think she had right to speak until the
sspcrrtt +" moytl her. They f9rccd her up to
lips, AMI tiel her mouth with 4 handkerchief 80
she couldn't Is tshollrr,n anu honestly hauled OIL
aud struck her lick III both eyes which blinded
her, nnd Belle Thornas hit her in ter face with
lay, but sic rcslsta1 tlen, aud so loud that the
police came tn mud united llcr, and let hor loose
The Court-What is tho nal,lc of this S0c1etya
Wltncss-The "Livlng Council Ut tho Cross y
Court-Wasn't this part If tue ceremony Of
Wltncss-No, sir; was initiated SIX months
Court-Is 1t onc OF the rules that member
u1uat spcak whcn called upon to DO sot inn,
Whness-Thesc women say 80, but Il the
spirit don't move you you aint obliged to speak:
Alr. WarrIng, counsel for defense, ciaimed
that 1t nua ono OF the fundamental principles Ut
tho Order, which waa II secret religious organ
ization, that every nIosHber is bouud bY III,
oath either to spcali when called On
Or pay Hue. She would do neither, aud OIL
thus vlniattng her oath tho Grand Chief ordered
ler to be rut III u bug.
Tie Court-What was the purpose Of putting
you III bagf
Witneas saIl they wete going TO send her To
the devil.
Ihu Court fined them 81.
, 1876-11-10

EfHFa!6R p: r. FFttH10H,
Thero Ia an Industrious young lady In the
country who Is making cloak almost entirely
Of partridge feathers 1t will 10 a unique piece
ot clothing, and very. pretty and comfortable,
ard perseverance, to pitt 1t together. In |. will
b. at lcast 0,0o0 feathers Of different sizes, tic
lowur portion Of the cloak being made Of
tho tall feathers, md then ranging up,
tho breast feathers comn Ecxt, whllo tic
varicgutcd plumago around tho neck Of the
bird Will cncirrlc the white throat Of the lady.
It will require about lou partridgrs TO I'LL out
the regular rourse Di feathers. which are placed
In layers similar to tlle way In which they grow
yuiued nt $50. though In New York It would be
wnrth probably double TINT amount. Tic birds
asc shot by her brother Bill, wilo pops them
over whenever sic wants them, only asking thai
eho will nicely ruok wllnt is left for himself tc
make q auup{g meal OF Of them.
, 1876-11-10
TROTTlHG AT DEXTER PARK,

Tho trot for 2:2G horses at Dexter Park yes
terday was not very we'll Intended owing to the
orcrpower1ng interest In election. It was, how
ercr au Interesting aifair and showed fast time
for the seasou Of the year. Two Of tho entries
Young Wilkes a1.d IIcrod-ltl not start, but
left the other two to fight It out, which they
did with the following result:
ss Gsor:c hent,ey.ff @ + I: E s4as Wsorxe Ilii...5
1Imt-9:35: 1:3:5A 2:35K 2:3OA.
, 1876-11-10

siuncd The pardon to-day At : o'clock, and
that y Is now on , Tho way by
to 10 no doubt now that McKee, will be a free
man on SATURDAY. no1t. Much sympathy has
lately been expressed for Mckee, and public
sentiment In this section will, It Is alleged, ap-
PROVE tho action OF the President.
, 1876-11-10

EpZe7dE U113dstd 70 1he 1Ff3thZ
ApR1AE, MIrll., Nor. 9.-Dr. Charles Ryud, m
eloquent Republican speaker, aud whose con-
s!stent course rs Regent Of tho University cnn-
scquent upon THE TasnuNs's revelation of
crookcdness fu the Laboratory there won him
great public esteem, was seized with sudden
and severe Illness yesterday while conversng
with some friends. No danger Is now appre-
handed
, 1876-11-10
FIRES.
AT HOT SPRINGS.

III hui s5E HINV5s
LITTLE RooK, Nov. 9.-Yesterduy noon fire
broke out In tho ua1e House, Hot Springs, and
before It could be checked destroyed that
house and the largo banking-houso Of sumptcr
d Smith. Soon after, frc was discovered IN
the banking.houso Of 8. r. Young d Co., which,
togcther with the oftlccs Of Dfs. Westbrook and
Arnautl. and the Office Of Morgan, United States
lteceiycr, were destroyed Loss, about $35, ,00o.
, 1876-11-10

RUN OVER AND KILLED.
CLEVELAND, Nov. "a Leader special from
Fostoria, O., says Henry X. Norris, supcrln-
tcntlent al ballastiug on Tho Columbus &,
Toledo Railroad, wus instantly killed ut that
pinte to-day by gravel tratu.
, 1876-11-10

THE KHAN WILL ptsposH or HIS TERRITORY.
Losnos, Nov. "a Berlin correspondent Of
the Tines says tic Khan OF khfva, in conse-
qucnce of complaints OF Lis subjects. Inns Offer
cd to cede thu remainder Of hs territory to the
ltuBsInn Government. IL IL tIot known whether
, lts offer Tins lyeu ncccrtet1.
, 1876-11-10
SulCtlE.

Sptef0i Dtepateh 10 1ns Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, S1lrtl., SoY. 9.-Giles King, Of
st. Louis, Grant County, blew OF the top Of Ills
head with shotgun this morning. Depression
frem the effects Of liquor was tho causc.
, 1876-11-10

RIVER STEAMER SUNK.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. g.-Thc steamer Arllng-
ton was sunk at tho Cumberland Island dam
this morning. She will be total loss. No
lives were lost.
8l,e was valued ut 81, 900, and insured for
$4,000 in Cincinnati and Pistsburg offices.
, 1876-11-10
INDIA.

NEstAptfAfn tA%Loha+
CALCUTTA, Nov. 0.-The district Of Hacker
guuge WIS saynged by cyclone on Tues@lay
last. A thousand native houses were lestroycd.
The town OF Dowluttkan was submerged by the
waYcs, aud 60oQ parsuus Rre believed 10 have
, 1876-11-10

UhlIuhkfs
Special Msl>1tch 10 1a6 IttbuHA.

Special Dtspatch 10 13e 7y4bu1A
ADRIAN, Atich., Nov. 0.-Perry ShumwnS, q
member Of tho Lcnawec Bar Association, died
In Hudson this morning. The Bar passed rcsu-
lutious Of coincidence to41ay, and Judge Pratt
adjourned the Circuit Court.
, 1876-11-10

SPANISH Enl0RANrs Driven OUT.
LONDON, Nov. "a dispatch to the Tin.a
from Lisbon says Spanish emigrants and ref
ugces have been ordered TO quit Portugal.
, 1876-11-10
RUSSIA.
TtlOXEM ttE.

CRoNsTApT, Nov. 9.-Thss port and the Road.
stcad n1c icebounl, and navigation ts'atopped.
The River Dwtnn Is frozen, and navigation ia
loating tcc from the Lake Ut Ladoga.
, 1876-11-10
TURKEY.


MoyTBHEdRo DESIRES PEACE.
PARIS, Nov. 0.-Tho 7fmps publishes tefe-
grain from Vienna which statcs that Montene~
grot finding herself incapable Of maintaining
troops In tiieir prcacnt position during tho ar
nisticc, hna opened direct negotiations with the
Porte Tor prompt conclusion Of peace.
, 1876-11-10

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Nov. 9.-Philadelphln
Day at the Centennial Is marked BY very large
attendance, In spite Of the political excitement.
The weather ie delightful, ind In every way
faYQrable. :.
, 1876-11-10
DisraeIi Explains Engiand's Policy
in Eastern Affairs.
Tho English Mediterranean Fleet Per-
forms an Important Part.
AL tho Powers VIII Attend tho
Coming Conference.
England Prepared for War If strug-
gle Is Forced upon Her.
Montenegro Likely to Treat Directly
with The Porte for Peace.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
p1snAgkt EXPLAINS,
1ounor. Nov, 0-sIr rI,o,nos Whit. uoa
to-day Installed as Lord sfavor Of London with
tho usual ceremonies. a grand banquet was
given bY the now Lord Mayor tonight At tho
Mansion House. Among The distinguished ocr-
ao1,s present waa the Eau o. heaeonsheld: IN
response 70 the TOAST "Acr Ma)catya Mtn'e-
ters," Lord Deacons0c!l made an elaborate
speech, In which he explained tho efforts the
royernment hnd ,natla for tbo tnntntcnancc OF
,,a.oo ,,wrIro H. .a.t roor r., s.,,1 a.
p'"s0 urs ."e pa'N 9s"'' ~ s'4a IA
these efforts the Government hau becn
guided by tho principle ot maintaining
Independence and territorial integrity of tho
~ .ro..r -, 1..sss r. ,a,,o,1 ti. .s,a..,o -
the 11taty VI iatis' Ae upueiu tuls p11he,ple Us
best adapted 10 secure the peace OF tho world.
lie empl,atlcaiy reputl!atel the doctrine that the
III - a,.on,. ~ t,,a 49,. ~,
nc teeapatmateo inc events ot 1ne past yea1, anu
stated that tho Government had refused It's
assent to tho tho Berlin memorandum, and also re-
toine III Tic Sou1,arakotr letter, hcra,ltc It fcit
that tic occulmtion Of turkish territory would
be violation oi liz most solemn treaties.
Tie sentliI,g Of 1eet to Dcsika Day Insured
that Tic Interests Of EnrianI were not TO be-,
TITLED with.
liz continued: TRYING rs events have been
nai.e: au1g w hast year thc III Inconvenience ana ~.
tGst.y ts u tuaNsy ia1o t,oa DeSn g'olateo, ama
t tae EgIeFaI ~, peace l!as pee1. uPMe'a ~ mueh
.oa,t roa tnc sasa. F"tnoses ~ ne't tnd oo1es e,
suT ~, 'tse Eou.~,,,,,n Iasr
tS ttnS &! &oI!eet " .'o ~ I .s.'aenLn FonHsJ
l''s pIcn ~ Eseu,s sueh tnsEosemsaI o, III ~
.,s I'll a,a ae " aa6e5 ~ mou.u
1a ~ ~ S'u!ss ior whstet plo
by selAel, agitators.
,,a.tt ~ r,aSS ahSase a, entFts y! tn.4
xi."I tu.o ~, nsasue"t'1 epuAe - n's aEpi 1opi
~. . ~ ~ " Iiase "Hsn setsH
tlsi ~. so~sa aa5 s,Ras c1dsn9 au appea'ea
opts nIy Euog os nstol r. H. psoSMFc % ~
nas ..it .,oi W o t H. aMa seaa
.ese TN - "tc.t i.ueon nteeatu ~ t'!S supuea
t@s ~ 49, u ',es t. ,,a. hoss
LII - Ms.c; i.uattaua t. W W
natous. '1 ~ ~ Ilesng III huEn9 m'aci petsuaaasSa
y nuL LILY enc SeIFtaas, ~ ~ iricnas ~ tng
sd1a,iy ~ m a'an.n,, tat ~ a
Stutes S1 ~ aattt ae4 tlAti t.suai
ut'tet.eS1 ~ !1uG nua tiupo7Su = AloMtu tts
, 1876-11-10

To Cousumptiycs-Atany ]lAvo tseen happy
TO Kivc their Testimony ~ favor of the use Of va.
borss f'Rrs Cod Llptr o. and LtHt." Experience
has proved It 10 valuable remedy for C0nsun.
lion, Asthma, nfphihena. and asl diseases VI tho
Throat and Lungs. Manufactuted only BY 4. II.
WiLuua, chsal!.s, Boston. Sold by druggists gon'
ni1tk
, 1876-11-10

Thsrr arc Thousands Of people la Chicago
With suffered nerves. and debtltatcl
Hollands Afpm4tIc Hitter Wins Of 1rou II SQyer'
eiKu restorative. Depot, 81 Clnsk'st
, 1876-11-10
pertshcd. The Government has sent relief 10
tho leao1a.cd section.

BOMBAY, Nov. o.-Thc Times, Of India, an
nonncca that relief works have been established
In the sl,olaporc District, where the Pioneer, on
tic 9TH last, reported there were prospects Of
famine, and 45, O0o Of the Inhabitants llaye been
given employment. There Is now plenty OF
grain III tue district.
, 1876-11-10
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

QuREssrows, NOV. 0.-steamsllp Italy, from
New York, has arrived.
New YoRK, Nov. 9.-Arriycd-Steamer Den-
mark, from London.
, 1876-11-10

onnetIts nss Stenhsns; inIIau Vegetable Filters.
Por .alo BY Van sc4aack, Stevenson = Reid:
, 1876-11-10
THE WEATHER,

II1L. WEHFVICHs =
W4sniaoros, D. c., Nov, 1o-1 =. m.-For
the Lake region, cooler northwest, back TO
warmer southeast winds, stationary pressure,
and partly cloudy weather.
LOCAL oBHkRYATtoRt.
cutcaon. Nor, o,
, 1876-11-10
DRESS hoods.
Mns. G0ss;;M,,,Qe j; !, ,
f. Co. -:
Dress Goods Dept.


We call particular attention TO new lines
Of suitings in DamasBe Brocadea. Embossed
Oriental Stripes in Plum, Myrtle, Hunter
Green, Navy Blue, etc., etc., all tho ohoico
shadings. 81 Kniokerbockers at Bl25.
81 Mattelaase at 75o, 86o, and $1.00. New
shades Of 8-4 do at $l.76, $2,26, $500 and
1926. Superior 0ashmerea and sergesa
60 ots. Brooades In good quality at as ots
Merinoa, Too, 81 1-2o, and $1.25, O. Gray
0amel's Hair for Polonaisei Bright CASH
mere Plaids for Children, comprising til
choicest and cheapest lines Of Stylish Dre4
Goods in the country.
Afats Orders carefully and promptly
filed, subject to approval.
CNNs. G0ssuGc tc Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25
Mr.. Biaine's FdreiceH.

Tuesday Mr. Blaine dictated the fol-
lowing card:
10 the People Of tie zhird Congressional
District:
The Governor OF the state has appoint
ed me Senator in Congress 10 succeed
the Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill,. and l have
formerly accepted the trust. BY this
step the position 50 long held by me in
this District is vacated. Tue appointment
and resignation took effect the 10 inst.
Beginning with 1862 you have by con-
liuuOus elections sent me as your Repre-
sentative 10 the Congress OF The United
States. For such marked confidence l
have endeavo.ed 10 return the most
Jealous and devoted service in my power,
AID it is certainly not without feeling
Of pain that now surrender trust by
which | have always felt so signally
honored II has been my boast in public
and in private that no man on the floor
OF Congress ever represented constitu-
ency more distinguished Tor intelligence,
for patriotism, for public and personal
virtue. The cordial support you have
so uniformly given me through these
fourteen eventiul years is the chief honor
of my life.
In closing The intimate relations have
so long held with the people OF this
District. it is great satisfaction to me
10 know that with returning health /
shall enter upon field OF duty in which
can still serve them in common with
the larger constituency of which they
form part. j. u. BLAINE.
Augusta, July IL, 1876.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25
Want TO hOid their OICn IN Con-
UreSS.

The central newspape: organ OF the
democratic party, the New York World,
advises the democrats 10 Ohio Us follows:
lit may be that our ir nds in Ohio
cannot succeed in carrying their State in
October; but that is not perhaps essen
liAl. What they can do, and what We
rejoice TO believe they will do, IS 10 hold
their oi0n ia The contest for Representa-
tires an Congress The election OF II
President IN November without the con
troll of the House OF Representatives will
be comparauv ly barren honor to ei,L-
er party
From these words OF our adversary let
republicans learn wisdom. IL is import
ant Tor US not only to hold our own 10
Congress, but 10 make gains in The
House in order 10 get The control oil that
branch. Republicans who Tail TO sup
p RI the nominations OF their party for
Congress will be playing into the hands
OF the democratic candidate, and aiding
the democratic party to effect what, in
the language of the World. they are
bending their best efforts TO do. "hold
their own 10 the contest for Representa-
lives 10 Congress. "-kenRe6ec Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25
Paris Hill.

A splendid three years old '''"" wv,
colt may be seen 10 the stable Of NV
& Tults. lie is perfectly o'sc''
gentle Us Aittor. i
A farmer in this place who ms p. q,
garden for about forty years ~
seeds slightly mixed. last sP'1s
About the first OF July he d'sco'e''
line crop of mask MELONS whe'e y -
pected cucumbers. The work W. =,
planting was pursued amid petitions "
warm weather. -,
Most OF the hay In this vIc'H"
been harvested. Iy
pari, Hill mig Co. has complete, =,
pairs on its engine, and IS now i'- ,..
with q good crew on work Tor 1911
Regular Reform meeting Was held w u
bath afternoon. The usua! nuuO ...
speakers were present. and good Us" y.
ing was enjoyed. Voted to nO'o ,bC
sionary meeting at Tuell'owa r,srs
house next Sabbath at 8 T. NJ o,on
will be Club meeting in the Club b hV In.
Wednesday evening. Business med.
portance will be brought before 'ns ,,nh
ing, and all me mbers are reque"''
present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25
Norway.

Last Friday w. stepped into the ca.
riago manutacturY Of A. NJ. Tull d
Norway. We iuund n nice shop suaEs.
cd Ia most convenient manner for b,
business. IL has nt presen! fifteen %,
twenty wheeled vehicles for sale. Tls
stock embraces every thing tor 80 elegsII
phaeton 10 an express wagon De
light. TWO seated model beach wsgoo.
particularly attracted our attention b.
IL graceful and durable Appearance
The shop Is about 10 te put 10 shspe 10;
fall work. Mr. Trull is always % AILi
10 attend 10 customers. and IS gs!
10 show his goods 10 all who MAJ CAL
Z. }. Paris. Esq. editor OF The OlIo'l
Register, has n splendid back col. iIca
Black Jack. TIE colt exhibit, ols
swinging gait. and gives promise q!
IN tking u fast auiuI a. H. Il ysrJ So
ish IN appearance.
We recently viewed the new dwelling
apartments OF A Oscar NoY,'s building
formerly known as the Denson s!o'e.
Mrs. Noyes planned lhs looms. sni, As
4 natural result, they are models q
nicely and convenience. Psnlriss, c1l'
boards and clothes presses abound {:
plumbers snflicieut 10 make glad re
heart OF any woman. There are ye!
fine views from nearly every wln!o'
Drain pipes carry waste 10 The river aa'
aud there Is water or every hoOf.
bath room adds much 10 The cJmlOH Ct
home 10 such days as those ja'I passed.
SO complete and well liled one hn
been added 10 other conyenieuces.
Affairs in our village are moving o.
much AS usual. The Reform Club VIC
have been holding series OF meeiaH
at Fros.'s Corner Tor a few Sao5aihs P's
are arranging 10 return 10 Concert Ia"
again.
The Univtrsa,i,t Sabbath School
arranging for IT'S usual mid-summef 'nP
to the Sc aboatd-prObatly to some u
The islands in PortIand har5or. In'*
excursions are almos! always very epJN
able, and The little folks especial! !"
wonderfully benefited Oy them eAcl !e'''
Oar heated tern. in which The 'Os'
momet,r on one occasion reacn@' w
height of 1913 deg. 10 The shade "0u1@
up on Tnursd.y eve with severe 'n0N"
which produced greas change u -
air; and on Friday hight toe '''p'.
needed an extra comforter TO keep 'D'-
warm. .,J
The severe Sickness Of the spring -
early summer in our midst H. 10
measure sabsiding.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-25
Hartford.

July lS Owing TO the ir,q,.n,
showers, the crops have ,se,,.4
drouth which follows the abseucs If -
storms for So many weeks.
The large forward growth of cor,
never surpassed in this vicinity No.
of The fine crop Of hay is already Soon,
in good condition.
The most severe shower lur the so,.
was on the l4th at 2 p. NJ aceom,...,
hy small quantity OF hail. Ioo,;..,
one piece. bali an hour after il fell x.;',
measured two inches in length. One 49,
hall in Width and one in ,ho.,...
O~ing to the tine weather the ne1, a..
10 damage 10 tho crops, and many 10.
oIhay were saved to The Joy Of the lsrm.,
Having been presented with ,bs.R,
bee Family Records" by The pobIi.A.
VIM. Is. Lrpbam. NJ d.. Augusta u,
1 ind i, is we'll arranged panpbls, n,
IS pages. printed on good paper. el...
type. The large number OF desce.J.,.
Of Charles Bisbee, the first settle, -,
Sumner. In Oxford County, should c,s,,.
such demand Tor this interesting ,,5
valuable historical work tha, auolher sj.
ton would follow Tor other demand.
HARryoo,.